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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
THE PANAMA CANAL
Several Important Contracts Conf
pleted and Accented.

PANAMA, sept is.-(Via New York, sept.
y. l-A weii-informed correspondent writes
tracts on the canal have bcen finished,
turnea over 20 the canal company aud ae-
ccnteo after inspection. ..FAets are stub
born things These irFefntahly give the
lie 10 The ianumerabie, vague, floating
rnmors ia circulation about the canal shut.
Ting down work. OF course they arc shut
ting down, and Just as fast a. taey can. bat
o0is at The completion OF their work
Other equally important secti0ns viii also
shortly shut dowa. and ere the oniside
world suspects IL, and whilst il is yet but
toahoiing itself aud specializing on the
gloomy prospects Of the Panama canal
work, the cable Viii aash throughout
ChFistendom With the tldings that ships
are floating on toe way over thc IsthmnS
OF Panama
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27

Gravesrnsi Rares.

nights rain left the track deep In mud.
First faec. fhree-guarfer mile-BahnFf
Bearer Eou lu Iisiz, sorrento second.
-peesiMcA third
second race. iisse aud 8 quarter miies--
FsYsF son r. tla Tristan second, HHnt
rets fhfF1
second rae. Irisiraus seNond. iiaBtrezs
Third: tire. 2.ts
Third sace. - mitts-k8ng Efab hts
Mouiagne second. Marandef third time,
gaoi
Fourth sSce, y rsIicN-E Bessie Jane 6fAf,
Furas scoonG, AGrelia third. time. : 90
Fgfth race. Eve -eiehf'Is Iasir~~E Ecnola FIlly
Gnsf. CrackstaHB second, The Tartar third.
time. es
sixfh Feee. 0ue ml.s--i - y GRIT. Paska
..efsld Eefumd faisd, tine, lfx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
4 STRANGE ELoPEGENr-
A wosasH 0riss> - Hrs Hosissnd
while aa An giiirt Honeymoon.

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frs-.s. rffe--eg sss fis AGsEifau-E.ifi sreil A.
fair. sssi fas sssEp rtEslice = the '-aozaao
"a SIZE eSs1 ssss HrusaAess ceisssssssgstie
asarFtsaest TsefQ IS . reFsss-f ae1e t'rei
&Es Z 5vati esaie ssea Efiers 80 her
ssa-fie sf-fr fsse asfiae II NiGapH 81
zltfs hse .ass aiskt - ftsr rEsstss3y - the
sasrsf. ata tafg aaesl % rusa eiszTs7 8
AzEinsE I'D Eels. lse aeeg1sa1 - a. lpi4s-
sien w5tn faa aat ussss and. ss34Gels Sss~sa-
- az - zsr4e4 = fi1s EFFORT - zrs.ss Nj
fsidEei5- fEr aaeziE ssersEi.tsss alz Ftsess5
sxasIrrs Aad * sxss nigsif ueMs sa4sse ire1z
sesnarf. sa4. that t1e fszgftisez Erre
szssae sts<eslssx 1&s sAersE fe~ Az
ktss xssa tia sskn8lsg ts<iS agsNsiezs
faz waEN9a An1 Esa~%f. she5 Esy4as
rscA3t tANse - As eArt1 AeEs fi.S :
s=s@ n~1@sinx z ssz.z sssz y1ss = -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
FLAmrs SWEEP rHE rnArnIss.
Destructive Fires lag Bare Great
areas In Dakota.

gANHsruss q. T.. scgt H.--sBbe 81 re
fs.Isf extensive prairie hres that ever Fis
sfefi tItis szrt4Ha occurred yesterday aad
last AlEE; All ~ the extern part - Ii
Masfre e.iEnsT aua sauch * ssutkefu ard
9csfrru E'aK - sfafssaAn furufE were
taraes Sfer 4 strong Nud asoyc thC
tiaHtea hTfsTe Is ~ aa sHp-efss.1fufefi Feiass
i;F. 11.st4rces ufsrt ffe Hrf ran faster
th11 = EGFse as- a9rfzfa5. teGf.gTis u
h@ss,s asc estat ng lH I4Ns ikEfssr. aiii
Nos ever sailsz. aus Sauch fiissrgHs siH ts
- gtscfsruessf Tiss aFs s1eass - &sFs ofszt-
nzied "a easezn caaaty Eisgus = nfsss
Ness
Fsr6Eg S. r.. g.. SeYf. sleF sstafsog
prairie aFeF sNetl sisHn ifusi Es,EH1tss
Sesr fauik eaanfF 'o14g- settlers lest
slesr erafe. fa3i4iaxE sud faFas ssaehs.erg
No fafalsflse have rst hrsa faFssYse1 TIE
1res so saisf rEx4iy. tB9ash nElis4 ers4fffit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
FELL FROM a BALLOON.
A Sickening Accident at Ottawa.
Ontario.

OTTAWA. Ont. sept. - Il balloon asccu-
sion and rarachute drop were advertised
81 the exhibition grounds to-day. Among
was Tom AinSley. yoang butcher. who.
with others. grasfsed stout rope running
round the base of the balloon. When the
order 10 let 50 was given. all released their
hold with the exception Of y0ung wlnsley,
who retained his hold and was carried mp
warts.
The balloon had now gone ioo feet up
wards, and the spectators stood paralyxed
vita fear. Nsnsley finally let 20 aud came
down like a rocket, executing z SomerSaalf
in the air as he fell. lie struck in = field
100 feet from the grounds. and was terribly
crushed The balloon FEW minutes later
collapsed and the aeronaus descended IN
safety with his paFachute
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nIeaMIsr BROWN coSvIcrEp.

each were pulled of BY the faveTfteS, ciecx
winning the ;rets,ng e.sS,S and 3sz5a<. AMI
Hesscmcr the racing Ia ssS and e.zS,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
SET AFIKE LIKE a RAT.
a Chicago Woman Sentenced for
Numbering Her Cruel Husband.

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Mrs. Lena Sehreiner,
who poured kerorene oil ON her husband
while he was drunk and set him ON fire,
pleaded guilty to-day to u charge of mur-
der. With her baby on her knee she lis
tened ssoiidly while the judge pronounced
a sentence OF 10 years in the penitentiary.
The Judge said that in fixing sentence he
had taken into consideration the fact that
schreiner was "A wife beatcr of the most
brutal variety.
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- iarIs, sept 26-1he city IL Prov
sfenee. which rHas regularly between
this tity ald Nnteacg, Miss arrived
here fbls afternoon with nearly 20
hcrr0nx. rhiaS women sad children,
aboard. aho hAse lied lfosa the lower river
foaEa oU account ef use yellow fever scare
Ihey eauic principally iFaga N.eksbure.
tsFsefYgiie NaEehfz anG other points seloH
aEneatessf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27

sAS Francisco, sept 26.-The JHFy ia the
case OF Mrs. Xarifa J. Falling, on trial Tor
killing her husband last April while riding
in buggy With another woman, were dis
hours having failed 10 agree. The jury
stood seven for conviction and I've for
acqnittal. The defendants bonds were
raised TO $4,000
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Flre ln I.o. Anreles.

Los ANGELES, Sept. ~. Fire this eyeAlug
Quilted the two story wooden building tn
The lower portion was occupied as tia
shop and picture store, aad the upper
door was used as a lodging house. The
loss is estimated nt 5000. partly insured.
The interior OF a three story structure ad-
joining, owned by = \. Abbott. wsx
Hooded, causing a loss Of 1851. Insured
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HE WOULD EMPLOY CHINESE.
A Nevada Miii Man Disciplined hy
Sueepfng Fire,

rRucKEE.sept. 26-oliver Lonkeys plan
ing mill. lumber yard and store al Verdi,
New, were burned to-day. Lonkcy's loss
is estimated at ss0,Qea partly covered by
insurance. Five OF six Guoecupied dwell
ings and an old freight depot were also
destroyed. The Gre was discovered ia the
planning mill, and the flames spread like a
dash. cny clipping all the buildings in a
few moments.
Parties from Nerai stats that the opinion
prevails that il was an iRceudiary
ire because OF Lonkeys employment
OF Cinnamon. At ) O'Clock this
evening the Truekec arc train was
again called 10 Verdi. fears being enter.
tained that ire from the lumber yard
would communicate with the business
vDrfFn,, oI shp fo4gst
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4 marry uILLloNAInK.


HAEEsSHl ea. Ssft A.-Mh hen Miison
wssf0n, the chicago nsl8ileAa!f,. 8 NJ notl-
Hed hv the taaYor 81 fAis city OF hss pardon
he Nzx affected % sczrs Nj Westss 0ss
seer later ansi talked al lSssg1A ceEoeraiag Z
Ais prison life.
"hs said Although ! sss sell iTcSts-i
. ntie Ia nFisegi, nsg sos sas mest Iaissz.
able anG auhaypy osa, sue ~ she know J.
edge that { y a. Ea iuD@Neslt slsGfa cf stf-
eHms;znces. ~ Z Wers 81 ut~ertt ~ e I
wasi know ! coais! Open sGaIe lseoy-e :
eyes: ssisi let Is pass Isis iS taso .s.foft Ies
recrtEifuaticns. and ! Asl 100 haPpH today
90 in6uiSc Ia anF : had EiKca ~ a.
hot-e. aa1 this Y.a-,fusg easalng T. sac ~
suddenly asst wst SFeciesslF Glsesl sar, a. Il
HcFe, from sAe dCcEses, aefths q tae
slough OF tgesyau8earg q tEe srtrusa
sss-skess as hassripee4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
BLAINE's INDIANA CAMPAIGN
The Dates all FiIisd-Gen. sherman,
Reed and Mckinley.

ISDllSAPofIs, sept. 26.-ChRirmsn Z.
Huston Of the Republican stale committee
announces that Mr. Blaine viii arrive ia
Indiana october -. after making bis
Michigan canvass Following are Blalnes
Indiana dates AZ Goshen october 10, In
dianapoiis H. EVanSs iils Is, New Albany
~. closing his canvass at barbecue 10 be
held on the TippeCauoc battle ground Oct
cher II.
Gen Sherman. Csfigrcsstneh Mckinley
and Reed vii epeH their canvass early in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
A ne srnIKE ramEarENEp.
Chicago Siseet-Car aen Ready To Z 10
fp the H:oasf-.

tFErk5t. SeEsf a.-A general strike OF
ar.vcrs. gandHctoFs AMI gsip-eRr nea ~u
ths street rAi;gass un The north ani sest
divisions II The riEs for rcAFfzngcnseait
~ Fates aud h@HFs i ihEcsirred. Fresl-
degsg TeT&s-S rcftssal a 0sgueSt Of thai aa.
ture fsasie hY q cusnEai;ter of tie men yes-
ierslas. gud 81 a sxeTei Eaeeisag last uigei
il VS. tieelsist. - strike saies- ibe decision
4. ~sagssara4.ssf
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777777777777777777' -
Shot hN a Policeman.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ef.--tt a late hour
this morning Oiscar Wnaicls heard the
cries Of q man ON tho corner ~ Russ and
Folsom streets. Running there he found
officer GlenBon with & tryelNer slAndiEr
over man who was bleeding. Gu cxasni-
shot by Ofiicer G,ennoa IN three places
He was taken % the hospital where he lies
in a critical condition. The cause ~ the
shooting has not been disclosed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
No rILor on BOARD.
The Ship Eesplgadera Lost la san
. Pedro Harbor.

Los AS&LEs. Sept. IA special irem
san PedTs2e the laasts gives the following
sart1euiRfSof the wreck Of the Respiea-
dera; The vessel was coming into san
Pedro under good breeze, bat had no
pilot aboard. just OF Point Fcrmia light
house she catered the keip aud struck
rocks on the bottom, The bold filed with
water al once aud the stern sank. while
the bows lifted cut of the water. II is be-
lleyea the ship viii be a total wreck, as
she Is too badly stove in 10 be pulled away.
Capt. Purcell, the officers and crew of 10
men are still aboard. The kespigadera
is of l6a9 tens register ard carries 2.a0c
tons of coal for the southern Pacific rail
road, consigned 10 W. 3. Chapman. san
Francisco. The tugs Ealeon and Warrior
tried 70 tow her of, bat could do nothing
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ssssfL.axLfggs. sePs. G--1ss4 fiass. tsc.
tag. tossposaesi fsU.a zzcasag-~JEck Nen
fasrktgFn Ee'ie sEeead. -. EIinq fhini
frEerns fsssrfh h-st Tins, ~
Ih<ze rasllat8 zinss, tF8sfias --gifa Fnlici
Wau, Sztsse eceesd. fi1sa Lsas E1srt,. Char
~ ASjea fcsfTth ho<: ktne. ~
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Attemnttn tYrerk a Train.

Los ANGELES, sept 26,--Ab attempl was
made tonight 90 wreck tee otlf going santa
Fc overland train inside the city limits.
outskirts of town where the track is on hu
emhank kment, when the engineer faw
something on the track. lie reversed the
lever and put on the air brakes bnI the
eow-catcher struck the obstruction, which
proved To be telegraph poic, evidently
laid across the track hy some unknown
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g'4Hls. ~ef.s. at ae etss7st lsGs aasoissiae
iap bearing IS tes petition 20 sind W tie
t,s-llilzs in Paris ~ the American hx-
s-asage. - eazilse tbE rQs.eern 81 ep tai'
ycinnfas 5isusSasiaH, miliea AiH - a.
rss.z.ls ssufser Super iziga ~ he euts7-
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GUAYAQuEi. fvia tiaiyesipni, Sept. 26.~-
Two successive And seterc shocks ot Garth
quake were fcit hers iass uigAs AZ S1l. i.
lasting about two Minutes. The shocks
were followed hS flashes of Lightning. Az
this time of the year lightning has been
unknown heretofore Reports Of damage
done have not heau received. The people
art panic stricken. AZ feiena, EcnadoF.
sharp shock of earthquake was fcit last
night. about The same time as at Guays
anil
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To Restore old rrsigat Rates.

CHICAGO, sept. 2s.-Aii lines IN the Cen
trail Traffic Association are now unani-
mously IN favor II restoring rates to the
tariif of March 8 oS the fourth. fifth and
siNth classes, The right IL drsp % present
company il the prcseat scale Is broken hy
any ether line. Inc restoration with take
effect octoler : vote viii NOW b taken
on The proposition 70 restore rates on the
higher classes ~ freight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
PROGRESS OF WYOMING.
st0e kmen Turning Farmers-No In
ereasc In Population.

tFFHNN IN 7 . IFtEFWNENfFs
WASHINGTON. Sept N. - Thomas &.
Moonlight, governor oi wyoming, in his
annual report says. The financial stand
ing OF Wyoming ranks very high, aud this
may be attributed largely % the wisdom
of conEress in prescribing the limit Of ter
rliorial Indebtedness. The entire public
debt oi the territory Is given as ssa0, 900
OF this amount boads for $40, 600 were au-
thofized in 1856 and brought premium OF
, cents on the dollar Bonds authorized
this year were sold at q premium 81 y
cents on the dollar.
The agricultural development oi The
territory, the report says, is still ~ IT. iu.
fancy. bat ranehmen, with few exccp-
tons. are now turning their attention 10
agriculture IN connection with et0ckrais-
ing. The population Of the territory ro-
mains about The same rs last year
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English Investors Yearn for DiyI-
depls

NEW YORK, sept. a6.-The London CORE
speudeni Of the T}aics ieiegraphs that for
cign shareholders not only of the st. Paul
road. bus also of the Burlington, Santa Fe
and Northwestern. propose to take neiion
to secure the running of these roads in the
interest OF the investors, instead OF the dt
rCCtOrS
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HEAVY OPIUM SMUGGLING.
Much Information Obtainable In
sictoria-An Enormous Traffic.

fNtUfia -fu EHUffhuHs TfHIHt.
OTTAWA, 0ai., Sept 2s.-Hon. Mackenzie
Howell, minister OF customs, has just re-
turned from British Columbia. lie saws il
being done in the manufacture OF prepared
opium at Victoria and smuggling il into
the United States along the frontier. 1t is
imported in the rough state and the duty
paid, so the dominion Government is pow
erless 10 remedy the evil. The importation
increased from GOO pounds in IsS0 TO 1885,
90 in 1857. OF which 30 per cent was Snug
gled into the United states He thinks the
United States should send detectives to
Victoria 10 work the matter up.
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Freight Train Wrecked.

WATERLOO. la, sept. .n.--rwo sections oI
Chicago & Northwestern freight trails
coilided near Humboldt to-day. The en-
sine OF the second section aad eight cars
were completely wrecked. The dchriz
caught fire and was totally CONSUMED
M lives Vffrf. tosf
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ACADEMY OF THE HOLY MINES
A Boarding and Day School for
Girls, Seattle. w. r.

EALL TERM BEGINS AUG. q. THOR
Il oHgh instruction IN the English
branches. Music, Art, Elocution aud the
Languages For further information al
dress SfsTEE SUPERIOR
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wRsHISGros, sept as.--rhe ratification
OF the treaty OF amiiy, commerce aud uayi.
CATION between the United states aud the
kingdom 0f Tonga. having been exchanged
on the tst of August last. the
president On the 18th inst proclaimed The
treaty.
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SUN ~ A sysolcArE.


NEa t3Ra SEPT at-flse Tex s4Ns. i
aas aaaolasc4i saaaF sH&l i4sgzk4ra !
tyres, alsN haye yssea tse lzesesi 5gss.!Fit-
yrsi ca fcfleTs - 5HE Enifsss -tsies aaFe
ssi& tarir ueas}ery ss AAfeElssil. y =. .ss s.-s
tscgaa tF3i Ca as %ew taFs Sssi the t.ass-s
5er 83 Na., - Fstiss-4 ssfsss3s- Esa5a ssszs
4ry,. led IS slae Iiste ssier s1Hss Lsss Ca-, e
a. s..a,seapai1 EAc eaGs8 8ensssaH l,g ~
sal ssxsa6e,i e. lse aas irsss shNs g. isfa 20
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eT PkUL. Sep; - The Esseaing DispGfrk
has s,anding Rock SPECIAL. which states
that Chef John Grass, n has more In
dHcnee with his nation iEan any ofhef
chief. aid, beiers l<szs-T IN fie Lower
Brnis e7nfereu,le. &s3k n teE'< ifisafaziise
sign the irsaty n ~ 1SF at.f VIII give
them 81 pci senk f<I<Itk a trss ~ land
fsf tiley ys5s siftff n ~ <4nie q iertnf
a. 10 80 nif pTH af84 wy
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what the Nam. !.
Nntla nrlI Ono I

Cleveland Is a corruption -
called from its situation ID I
locality. Thurman Is from r.
god, aud man. Its hgnfaiiN -
having the strength aud
Harrison means Ilcnry'r 11z
son. Identical la insaeEa'
and IIerrieE. Morton d a =
the parish Of Morton ia I
frieshire. Scotland. Nor =
nifles big. great, ansi teif
hill. Morton The big or <
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oniy seven % the Thirty Three ucs-
DANES Rrowe Appearea.

nErRoFx, SEPT Ss--J. W. Brown. convict
Cd of Aigalay yesterday. was sentenced
this afternoon TO four years and six months
In the penitenfiary. Seven OF the thirty :
three wcmea he Is alicsca 10 have married
appeared as Witnesses agaiust him.
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The French Harvest se< . t@sfsse.
eAxss. seq. s-Zke EFxGrA sfkAn cos.
sress rsrarsz tizar TIE k-zfE 81 exese<s -
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A War In Passenger Rates.

So. LOUIS, sept. 9fi.-Thcte is no cessation
in the east-bauud passengegraie war. aud
there was another general cnl all round 10
day. The rates 30 New YORK by thu yeri-
Gus lines are Vandaia SID. Bee Lane
sl4 90 Wabash &l3 90 OAia 4 Mississippi
Slg .D
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A EfAfIsrTc snAw nA4ri.r.


stxkEs. lsSxs Sacys y --sH Z sasNAs A>ss'
a Fert sally this zeening e<twszE tcszs-
f.ss.es 4. a. {. and u. ner AAasd xzese aIz1
gor sssa 81 sssF sSFA sss~s 7 ssa.ft -.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ copar,nership heretofore existing he.
tween the undersigned under the Firm
name and style of s G. Harris & Co, IS
hereby dissolved the interest of II. W.
harker having been purchased by = &.
Harris, whn assumes all Indebtedness of
said trn AVID VIII collect all debts due The
samc, :. G. HARRIS,
b " BAkkkR
s.tattfa e..ug
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sherman,s nesolniLon Un 90 nehalc.

NtsiHEGTON. sept. Ex-senator sherman
was this morning authorized by the com
miitee on foreign relations 10 report back
with recommendations, hiE resolution
looking % better commercial relations
with Canada. The object II 90 give u
chance fo- debate.
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SENT BACK TO EUROPE.
a Troop 81 Mormon Immigrant,
Girls Intercepted.

New YORK, Sept. S.-Twenty ,one little
girls, ages 10 Is, brought here yesterday
by Mormon elders from Europe. en- route
to salt Lake City, were ordered by CoIlee-
tor Magono 10 be sent back TO Europe.
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Italian Laborers Buried Alive.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. IA bank 70 feet
high to-day caged in on II Italians en-
gagged in digging a trench. Three were
smothered 10 death
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striking In a Good Cause.

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several were severely injured, fsree being
IN the hospital now with wounds received
The officers dreE swords ard Lieut. Aigell
received severe wound In the arm.
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WAsHiSGroN. sept. 2b.--The president
gave special receptions 20 day 10 Hon. VIM.
h. Cody lBuifaia BID and the members Of
his Wild West show, including the Indians.
who appeared in the most brilliant native
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John oberiy Appointed Indian Cam
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day sent tho following n0inj
senate John Ohefly, " lin
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kius, resigned samuel n. 4
York, superintendent Of lafl
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The Kansa. & Texas Recelrcr.hip.

st. Louis. Me-, sept a5.-Argumeni on
the application for receiver for the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railway Is being
heard IN the United states circuit court.