davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Iayinp. in Big Stocks.

There have been greatly increased impor
tations in all lines OF goods this fall ovel
last. One merchant yesterday remarked
that he had his store and cellar full, be
sides two warehouses he had rented, anG
WAS looking for a third to accommodate
additional carloads he had ordered, which
he expected to receive daily. Butte mer
chants deal principally in carload lots
and yet they never seem to get over
stocked,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
HUsDsEDs OF PERSONS INJURED.
A Grand Stand Collapses at Quincy. MS,
Last Night.

4G A<0oS
QuMoY. Ills, October 10.-The fireworks
grand stand, containing 4,500 people, col
lapsed this evening. The number OF persons
hurt will reach $50, some OF whom Wilde.
The annual festival, known as the mer-
chants display, was the occasion for the
gathering. There were probably nearly
5000 persons on the grand stand to wit
ness the fireworks exhibition.
Scarcely had the first rocket been fired
when the supports OF the west end Of the
stand gave way, and eight hundred feet
OF seats collapsed. The electric lights
went out and darkness added to the ter
rors of the scene. Full So hundred per-
sons were injurned, but uhe hundred and
fifty will cover all who are at all seriously
wounded.
Among the injured are Mrs. Van Thus
ing, son and daughter, of Los Angeles,
California. who received bad bruises. 1t is
not thought their injuries will result seri.
ously, however.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Anotber Lamb Goes Astray.

PATERSON, N. j., October 1o.-James b
counce. for twenty years the trusted book
Sosner Of the Dolphin Silk Manufactures
Gopnany, OF this city, and for Q long time
treasurer OF st. Paul's Episcopal Chn n : IL
w mhezzler to the amount OF $lO,oOVs
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Chicago and New York Wheat Deals.

CHICAGO, October 10, lis a. m.-Close-
Wheat strong and higher. Cash Ill; No.
vember IL, December 13k, May Lax.
asked.
Corn-Easy. Cash Az; November 8,
December AZ. May 80.
Oats-Cash %; November 21K.
NEW YORK, October 1O.-Wheat opened
weak, declined 80. recovered 24, now weak
and IL, under last night. Trading Q~uieter;
No. 2 red November 1OY@11A, December
10A@13A, May 14@17S.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
T. Was Not Inc Baltic which Sank.

| LONDON, October 10.--It was channel
| steamer Voltaic, plying betw zen Belfast
| and Liverpool, which sank in Liverpool
docks. and not the tesmer Baltic, as re-
] ported yesterday.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
To Turn Heaven and Earth for q Defense

DUBLIN, October 10.-The 'Freeman's
Journal states that the London Times"
has subp@naed Timothy Harrington to
produce the minutes, cash, banking letters,
check books and ledgers of the National
League, the Ladies National League and
the Labor and Industrial Union from 1879
to 'SS, for examination 10 the libel suit
brought against the Times by Parnell.
Also that the '"Times" will subpoena Messrs.
Parnell, Mccarthy, Biggar, Campbell, Sex
ton, Nolan, sunset Cox, Kenny and T. P.
O'Connor for the defense.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Billy Lynn at Duluth,

Billy Lynn, formerly OF Butte, and Pro-
lessor Anderson of Hancock, Michigan, had
a seven-round prize fight last week at
Duluth. 1t was reported in a Duluth paper
to be az hard a fight as was ever witnessed
there although Lynn was fifteen pounds
the lighterUf the two. Anderson acted on
the defensive after the third round before
which there was some hard sluggiug. In
the seventh round there is said to have
been d good deal OF clinching aud when the
referee tried to part the men Lynn con-
tinued to strike his opponent. Anderson
threw off his gloves and refused to fight
longer when the referee gave the match to
Lynn. The latter was reported to he COM
paratIve by fresh at the enc OF the fight
while Anderson showed evidences OF severe
punishment.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Death of the Inventor of Volapuk.
Paris. October 9.-The death is an
nornced of Father Schleyer, the inventor
of volapuk.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs, .Jlhn G. Wisseil leave this
morning for Southern California.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

in the Mayors office this afternoon which
was attended by his honor and 81 commit
tees of the strikers OF the north and west
divisions. 1t lasted six hours. 1t is un'
derstood hat they made certain conces'
sions, based on contingencies, probably Oh
the approval OF their associations aud the
acceptance of President Yerkes. Steps
nere taken for an imme liate general meet
ing OF the strikers.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
SILVER WAS GONE.

Jack Immediately FASTENED to the house
where Sol Lukey was and tol1 him what
had occurred. This was about midnight
From the description of the men given by
Jack Sol recognized one OF the fellows as
having approached him the previous even
ing When the Butte Republican delegation
was holding high revel in the house, and
offered to treat the crowdif Sol would take
a standoff. Lukey~ immediately camedown
to Butte and found the pair in a beer hal
on Broadway, where they were treating al
hands. When taken to Jail about seventeen
dollars was found on their person which
they could not leu sibIy account for.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
HELPED THEMSELVES.
Two Slick Young Men Behind the Bars
Charged With Tapping a Till.

Two Slick Young Men Behind the Bars
Charged With Tapping a Till.
Yesterday evening two young men named
Richard Thomas and Richard Goldsworthy
entered Sol Lukey's saloon at the Summit
where an old man named Jack Davis was
holding the bardown during SOILS temporary
absence at a wedding not a hundred yards
away in Centerville. One of them said to
the barkeeper in an offhand way: "Look
here, Jack, / want you to
LET ME- HAVE So"
Jack declined to do 30, saying the contents
Of the till were not his; but belonged to
Mr.. Lukey, who would he back shortly,
aud they could ask himself personally.
There was about fifty dollars in change in
the till, twenty of it in silver in the front
part, and the rest in gold in the back of the
drawer. The drawer is under the bar
counter, and has no combination lock or
other patent device on it to 'give away
the person opening it. Two other men
were at the back part of the saloon at the
time, and they called for a pot of beer,
which the barkeeper filled and leisurely
took to them. While
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
HIS BACK WAS TURNED

and the other men engaged in conversa-
tion, Thomas and Goldsworthy were left at
the counter, and what transpired there was
not seen, but one of the men sitting at the
rear end of the saloon observed them make
their exit rather hurriedly. When Jack left
the counter all the loose silver, about
twenty dollars in amount, Was in the till.
When he opened the drawer Immediately
after tho mon had left tho
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

A motion by MIR. Pinkham prevailed
that the Clerk he instructed to advertise
for bids for the construction of a stone
~cslyert sewer from Copper street to
Quartz, and from Quartz to the ALLEY be.
tween Broadway and Park. BIDS must
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
OTHER SPEAKERS.

John J. Haggerty, candidatefor assessor
was loudly called for and made a few gen.
eral remarks, which evidently struck q re.
sponsive chord in the breasts OF his hearers,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
THE CITY COUNCIL.
4 BEGINNING MADE ON THE SEWER
BUILDING.

Bids Invited for Enclosing Town GuIch
From Copper Street southwardly-
Other Sewer Work Ordered-The
Poundmaster in Hot Water Again
Important Business Transacted Last
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
A SHOT FROM HIS REVOLVER
SECOND SHOWER OF STONES

u brick struck the driver on the temple.
Captain Aldrich was hit and his scalp cut
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
CITY BONDS.

ranging rom SLlO To gov.
FIRE DEPARTMENT HORSES
Mr.. Piukham, of the special committee
to whom was referred the matter of buying
horses for the Ere department. reported
that, ST. far, it had been impossible to
secure proper animals. The committee was
given further time.
Alderman Mutlville reported a dangerous
building in the southern portion of the city
and on motion the Marshal was instructed
to notify the owners to tear it down.
A NUISANCE ABATED.
Alderman Pinkham called the attention
of the Council to Il reservoir in the lower
part OF the city. which is filed with stag
nant water causing much sickness in the
neighborhood. The Marshal was instructed
| to have the nuisance abated.
WANT A BRIDGE.
A Mr.. Swanstrom, residing just across
| the Council that the city bear d por
| ton of the expense of a bridge across the
| gulch III order to affold a means OF com
munication with the neighborhood in which
he resided. Referred to the chairman o.
the Committee on Streets and Alleys with
| power to act.
| attention to the nuisance. in the form o
mud holes, existing on West Broadway
Referred.
MAIN STREET.
Alderman L inch called attention to TIT
condition OF Main street from Broadway
north and asked hat something be dom
to place it in passable condition, somethinI
it now hardly was, owing to the ditch bull
by the Cable Car Company.
The chairman of the Committee on Street
and alleys stated the difficulty would b
remedied to-day, preparations to that effec
having been completed.
The culyert at the caste N of Park stree
was reported completed by the COMMITTEE
on Streets and Alleys.
WATER SUPPLY.
Alderman Monteath now resurrected til
water supply question and urged the "ecef
sity OF some action in the premises.
Alderman Sergeant took a hand in tn
matter and said the Council had alread
done about all it could in the matter.
Mr.. Lynch was OF the same opinion.
After much discussion and arguments til
matter was disposed OF by Alderma
Calkins who moved that the Mayor appoin
a committee OF three, including the Healt
Officer, 10 investigate the source OF supply
manner OF conduction, quality of th
water and other facts in connection wit
the proposed supply of water by the Silve
Bow Water Company. Carried.
The Mayor appointed as representative
of the Council Messrs. Sergeant and Lewil
i who in conjunction with the Health Office
!. will report at the next meeting of Il
!, Council.
ENCLOSING TOWN GULCH
A motion by Mr.. Pinkham prevaile
that the Clerk be instructed to adverti
, for bids Tor the construction OF a stol
cslyert sewer from Copper street |
Qnartz, and from Quartz to the alley b
tween broadway and Park. BIDS muI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

a-s,weo1Ss the 0B~guo -
Sse5sv: y 3 sewa AnAy 49,
q Ws q. HIT yk. y 4
49, ! X rsasisg: No , = g ,
H Dsbe. ~ Ws!ker : y 49, I.
- sa.s e~tis. -
-ss. ns. o. Gse e = zee ~ ~
r - III, \ -. d. I Il sAss. HsssJ
4S = s.sixr nsa
49, 1000 % - sH.g1a & Caat
-l.y. Ana,s pSxlae. ssosss
3 q Aae1e 1suasg
La Asnie Des11as - IecSr.
~ 0,,f-.abss, Y sok WshA j 9
w,II RsTnssr. WI ssgltagtea. ~
ts.srfescl- isss hAsos4 ~ n > 80
~ 4 q " "a. = Sl1e-eA . e
SsrHo.. r Duaa sd .ae. 80 -
~ 8 70 s1 q. N q 4 T.
Dsbcsck go wsfA q =
D.ys b LAageft. W =
lan0 - -. " matiA 0f
IN .ssra- Ms G p ~ -, Cass - =
n ii Cullou d q - 0eesnA u
AM Ne ssiouSn. j y hkdAhA.
sx.d J h1cE. J A Bscoo, Lrg.a Csx,A T.
xS~ssosss W n B>sshaxl ~ = Cepe
I'M 4 Q r.sssss ed ~i's. h~ss'
- IL q txreoeA -,
80 lssdfsss % sss OsS $50
e9pss Moscay: y 80 IN, - -
~ va rrvo :. 4 4 rek-.is Z
NE. a Masfs-d IN wife, DDt .
-. nv q Mn u Cushtl 9. ChSto n
4 q bmshA y G Dsii1. hs hs
- Y .sSo NcLSa.sh.. D~. q 90.
~ ehiiA. : CaeD, b ! 0os1sen VIE
S~srnscr l. WusWA Do - 3 ADeA
STrso ssd - ~ooed cis pss~ agsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

~ sesusNie wiusn~tsa ssiist fs
G6ad ysssssdAg. Vii zee t0ns .
- sh'p oeatsa. Cspesta M.lgrsa
80 uss - Sed 70 - seeseedsy. w-th
- - e Glaek UeaDoaA ood
- psseslier bssd went - fscs0s
- ~ - d ha - T. % - pessrs
~ - tag ~ 'AsSe ~ tho tess uoti-
- dsD ef d q csiy.
q. = tourved tsrm ~ the district e>urt
- - ~se ~ tbs O uss hcus 3 70
~ vbich 1us8 III IT jos foe J1a0
Fl can IN dsoset - Jazz cassA
4 psspssss u biosds hair e-d light
80 assssn Z a +, b sd tie Hes wsrd
SSee1ay eftor ste hal Isfs the do In
~ - e. struck u rail- IN csne o~-f
~ kiileA. No s0s d r. J - ths sADe.
i aatss siab hes nres OFT mis- d
"a : ths pauks At tbs toa { Mem
rS1sela aspssas 70 .. ssd the dfse oOebie
~ GO uaAss ,hs aus so-s o tho csab
"a sako pssos on tns Last Friday Ia Asy.
nsRis-~ waased IN entrance iaso tn
= 8 u T.. n o hsrs eunssy ass ht ~
iveisg the rA<h door. and . ~. ssd oar
~ ~sy kavrA . - sad o b 3 rod
> ~ ius 81 go Tn- posscs we
~ snsaasd. end are % he s-ss- Il tie
olDveA
n sam ssA styiess AAseA at half
= = ever The goo setp }. ~ Weiasr 81
0sIsy . h hssoor y ,tss d ". and uhen
49, the oau-o Cspsstn Wsilsos cad:
7facslvsh dip .sch this n, arg -
neuuotne ths d~alh a Dv. J. y Walk !.
e 4 ckiasd. Mstss. TO- Wno-t the snip
- named. esd cut II - pect % the
nenosy Of Q np0'e aan, the sAto ted y
{ oplsys her cslov - half N -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

3
n.y. vuo sU0ey-aSo AsDb - ~
sosU1 4n1As. - essln1ssunAenD -
GNDsnsa SUs1 NV - . sAss
ssaahiD fras~sh> 800 e a1leO 81
- e ~ -.
uAww Rypa - - - Il = uusR
9ece = - u II 8 j. 23k e7A
A9elsae 01oaou - easoset -
naata Doglek tss 3 60 = - q -
D@ntsUe e11zstsa = aaasxaa = 4
uarnA } rtaD0se - Hoah ~ A1efoaG
So SIX IL II Maynns1 . - & esss-
AZ ssos..b - h,Ss~a - Ns.A
Af0seso 3 asa - . 9 - - ~ Z n6sek
u n n.s sa<dfo pksn e - ssskes o.
- q "a 0&x1sR cd wafn g - - L b
g - . & b<sck Il aAA ~ - ulssk
80 4 Dsasys sAAizasa - ssss -
nss - ' vevsAds. y " D ws,l
srss y -se.s - 8. :. ne { ga
4tao- . Calkt1o - . = - y 8 BalE4
" ) Il Ioes 8 aa4 & b,0sk - n D +
D AAs . D:aa q Nush oDass3A o1ooA
IAa0-s 1Aso - VIE = 4
h.s.es aIis eleio dssa - 49, - =
.. is 9 = =. N 80 sas. = g. 9 =
40 90 - ssasrls. e16 n
w O. rrs SD sss - = Msssow.
aats - dasA ~ tses . - 70 esock IL
49, ) a.. q. b ( - II 0s.eioUU -.
ts0 81 i I'd ! toa ~ 3 All 49, IN u
,se< =, on n 10 incluslsA axk a =
H. =: : - ~. 8 !. i 3 Z kls.
az - 4 70 ~ h,ecx 6 haxiaTs aiAikass
- sea3sis. exE -
J ~ s..a vifs - Hsssy Krsssss.
bosA fee ord selsOs . 4. haonk 8 y ~.
SO aAAis.ea = aAssta. ~.
TaOo0A l. - CuODAAy - oUaa o..
e1esr.cs fer sc g tract y s.e n - -
acG q: ssSsrif. ~ v es.ss-.
eult cae.0 - 4 - N :. hAo-k II N 0sy-
s.r1's pans q SsarilA o..
Joha Lag AaA vile - yeAa b No
.1raw cut caaim eesA - Racs - 10 -
re 81 RAsasx H.
q. /. 4 a.a Z y b,.ck 4 = xssfnaas
scdsssoa y a<ss - Can.
xr.a = saeAsr ss .. - asasy 9 Woo1-
.-rd =. y ck II = AAysa 10 plas ~
ooaea1A e0m
A.o..s c...s snsch.v 10 Lissis lGanen
'ot aaock = IA y D-rnss r0k saa.
Al Z As Ire 10 ~ svnfno HAttss0
81 b.cct Z. u Q K,.ss re - AHA .
) = II Sea
q 81 : .sAs SD usss - Isa - Pwker.
t,AG - fsrmdala heassspa !. e319
A Il = n - - = a > r,u ts-s . 10
. - .stse o.
- q =. s4 % Z Ras q q, loes =
I u No q N sdotts0a TO soAstle. -
% I ksdwg Mel % N Jan - ~
8 .cAse. .rsss 1. Sec & rp = y. h sast.
Jsli 3 plisa ct q = u JCs,k-ak, tlaca
In . G { Up b ~ Il eas9 oel9 3.
ty6ss y Y sves sua Ao,bs1o - " b
NioA -lDoa, Ioi h2ook - 10 A~',v' q
5arsh b IL eod on 70 -Nattie t7ol
n q Ps~rs0a ssd ~ 3 70 G Joassea.
= - .ssis. $50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

Ne. = ca - punsnn1 - -
~ - fsisn6s = - -
aa - =, =
~. - n =. 49, : - ~
a--i - ~. ss ~. - =
49,. = "
49, 49,. - sesenes 80
= ss - - ssses e,nse - =.
- S91Hsse, > oAAn8 - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

4 ORsIuu Bus Ias boaDs. Coooty
Auditor Wood. Oomnissioaas Albea o. 4
nerk Tvi,hsli hsvs prepared . dsiai
tor tbs nee coauty honda Tee aesesal
soi0s Of Toe y % cod eoapoos Vtil b
irSeo, III oOey bslDa vavs linso one
sso,t .osk. osk.OG 10 Ioposssbls 10
'ss.s o. alt~s any pars Of .hs d<siai
without besr " inc ths faoe. Toe DO 4.
siil Ill b Ut ne deeoOlpatS0o, sa0t-
". tl0m rhs o ODD psopsf Oil havs =
ssSo -0s.e boPd<s. Ia the csssss ~ 70.
% Gill b v,epstte Of George Wseh
sea o.. soo Us R.shes Of his Ooaossy
l0oa tios before he Aosv anssosuS
,hous this pAss Of isees greet UoSseC
ssssse. Lon sdis,els aud sDoAso Uiii
- . Zoe eel snesavsae VI B~ssile. ano
q 10 .1psesed that NJ. Wsshlp0t0u viii
- gsslp9 ~ -osioaaseis ~ the It,ius
u Ste live h - teen 90 tue Ooess. De
ins oishsd specsssofs vril. Of ccu &c.
- ,Asiifoiis dsasn IN prominsas asss
odes. IL IL oodcs-eood tnas NJ. Osoo-
ne wsii % ous Of toe oily vnsn shs
@aai .ketca u prep ,fed. Bxsy Of to<
. pds oil mature IN ten o. e0eosS
" ass, ard one bopdeed and forty IL
sOssss OF shssty pears ~ the opsiou -
Zoe ooeniy u bs,th n aoAe. Tue tssue
slil b ssrsoged Tor - the next meet
80 Of sAs board Of eoonsy eommis-
sl00oeo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

Nj BSA U.Ls.- Os sos contrary, oo'
iusa asss as~ne oa.iosse Vso nsses
Sess sssssAssosy. Il h>s sosssAasly
ssvs psoe Otso sos aso0sa aL6 UsS.pes.
~ Of seattle. aed tie psssOssss for sbs
fasuss ere oevss brighter. We fepss-
sos twenty 0ss tssasaoes oowpsoss~,
s0ous which may b. found the oldss,
.ed osss u The Sosld. We sseoos oas
oassuess. - -lusisssy. Gss,na soas aios,
or sssios p-ssaosi astsostoo- We hsv
ssorn,iy A1d-d 20 oos ises The Ansis
Nsvad~, ef q hforata. stsh . pa,d o.
.psssi Of TO- m,,i,oss. PSs'tss q Qo,s
,ea tosarsSe-. sssb<s Ore. Osssoe. ut.
~ accident. oil oed u - her advent
,es 10 call 90 slLos / buaso. o0ee .
boaiss'e botldiO9. l6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

Nss Rs.L Esrsrs Fax -Meesss. 2
n B,sruau. OF this q y. and Mr.. q, D
Ba.s. fos many yesrs sasaasd In tie
r~.i esaaie ba io.ss 70 CoieAs~. have
sessneA . psrsasrs 70 un1~s the N
u.ue % Bah 4 bssrusst: fos TOE tef-
ps-e % esfss'sa % . sec sa real . sssss
Ia sness 10 Sat h. They are ,,sa ~
b~usisul nee 10 room. 3 ~SS & ba i.
70 :. cioes. tis q -es.l veess afsss 20
d.y ,h-y eli - Rad, ~ 10 pes,i 80
v,,e ell Va O~as ~ BAY es cell =.
Estate 10 set L. OF ksas eooosy. NJ
4 aspas bas hv-d 20 Ssstsse for mAss
y~ars. and bee the frsc>es - sii ves
Suos nsa. Mr.. bas snsase soup.f-
sstv<iv . ssransss. csmes ri b The "
aar.su~u ~ sne mo~s ssosssa.s>i geo
gl- IN Cnsessc. ans 10 isssos ei, . u
rs,ss.A Y-sl - ate msn Saoc - - {. 3
nee Asn Of Bat 4 bs<'m-o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

A sAIvArfoS Ptc>Ic The st"smef
Grace lcfs sttlc 80 te cay aft rus o.
with atty or sxty eaters Of . rh<soas
eeAn ,tsou. ka,~n IS the salvation
Am, % b ed a m~meee % TIE . rss
y kse All, a the cc ss,oa ~ ID cesar
tar~. aAg We so ca - esSorsos "a
Tacoma ~ 81 end . estq,t 20 ten NJ
tlsse f,r ne Alsr n e>i aass ~e - u
a,ia meeting ~nd eaeesN e ~ ~sas
pone Tssoua rcgia 10 Ihr st. A i.res
NIB Of men M eoss a.semhied on
the wharf - see ths AVA lou sta wt't
,hri esss DUN ~ q csh..r s,usicsl sn-fre
merss Of IN entr ptfsii phsstoS be-
terk . picture q he ss~~nN.r srd hel
psrc5oas 20 ght iass esfo she steamed
out The h~s hlr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

Yocwo MSS lssrtrrrs. 8. Gii-
bride. II Portland. psefre,sd the ossaasss-
usa Of tns" Y.saa Msa's fastiiuts" IN the
hs@meus u the Cath .ile chanh. In sessil~
o. -asdsy evening". Nth the ic'h'ssps ten
nwsry ofdcessi = q. Cn~ssy. e,e-sstsos; L.,
J. 3 10Th. b. retsryj v. ". Miller, trees
err; Wa. 10 -seit. msf-h.l. Tue ati~ud-
ere VS. quite large. Nwxi f,'dsy even
he the orxAn,s .ti"a w,li b. insls petms-
sent. when The installation VI omcsrs wAl
hks place.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

IN gLaSeA an srsAss,sf Captain
Tart a Of amer n ick " .. lsasshsd frv1a
AheAei.s ~ "a IN North seattle fesse'-
Aay. alter undssg Ing shsnsvs ~hi al
nro.' Oh nsvd hes ,seAt y. Nhtsr hisn
an. ,ry sA~ vss cut N tsu Aaa . ptsce
syx. eco feed toos "a y slit ,n-o he
tat. 10 o. b r. ste also fseesssd ne .
epper works snt. u a.us he admitted.
no asc e iise . brick 'hsn rsvs To sse
Car.a n Tt tris N as coasraefar %
The cute e-ss eeE whstcon III q - t.h
' o, ., q q 10 snsisss ed thai ne Or :
WI b. used 10 me pssfe nance of sAs'
- ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01
sTtAnSOAf BUILDING.
I'm srgAMsN ''cSrv or gLs.xxsouno'
HAIL 1sn mga MAO -iSghS

Mr.. J. J. Hoiiasd. the vol ksown
oesmbsse builder. wAs In esssils yests
~. L. spsskssg 9Th rsss sacs 70 his
ncsat opsr S,eos Mr. heli ssd sid, 20
~ ., vt III 70 N ,aths have bses ca
snssd In stsam hoAt asuuctsca esd u
tns mouat In, hAvipg buist ssesw . 10
run tom hooS l.tAnd. ~ the Co ombs =
70 the aaimOa sivsr mipeA. ant , rye
srassfor stssiues z tbs N0sshs 70 pscina
u 4 resd COMPANY ~ R-sa-w Oh Cs . .
LAD Ut No q saa.bsa. ~ ~ used ~ cssee 4
sost ,eas ~ the b. DE du' ~ suy frus bet
In thas ctr. aus he II an G los he . .
- O. river n.taes' r Dc v sow rcsfy 70
receive b 2 mschsssry. which . hssns
bu.a 81 ths We nxt0a lion Work. j.
b stt . nhs he, teVa nsased the ~Cty
q 3 sssba e" ( "a wasch ptsss stAs .
VIA uonaec' wien her. ssss NJ D. abb
70 run wis hia sssts~a suiiss o. he minss.
Nhs /. 10 fsvt osssst - Get bs I'm asi
. fsss dsvn " hold I oasas ovss ~ sss
hoe The go On r tssasss . d -. thes
We. prt gr~s-sss I q d the IA sohta ~
heavy rvsd to Oh . ssen sa1 VII, 4 r.
- eloas whsa ! ~ bsck. 10 usn .
6aas Is - RI rvsA nSeny - sssrsy
oso aIos =. 81 - asAoestsat that -
shs viii nos b. ,eQat 81 TO rsa- 20 =
trasus scfosa n i've. he vii b.. y ed
. sssls htss .loaS tho Q 'ialnoa~-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01
4 YOUu0 MAn vAlLa - I'm ma.
VAS, D0AD.

Pred ekilloas. . nsstvs % AisAi9ss.
sesd 20 ysa's. died 80 3sely ysssssdsy
fsssneoa fsoo bssst dtssAss. u sssDs
,hss aksiloss sd q J. Box. seoskss
yoaoa osn, ssos - see Hood seasshss
too o. shsss veshs go. sssss shsst
s,sss sbsy hsvs visited the vstoo.
posnss u ies~s~ss. rnsy s~sasse6 sss-
ss Il dsys ga. and had plseeed 70 I~sv
toe Nicotine easty 10 s.s V-sh. Tss
too we're .tsudtaG 90 a. ss0sOslh o.
Ssush rhssd osssss ysssssdav 0oeotos
~ % 10 s'eloek dssepsssux & CIR p,ao.
fus shs fesess. 0-so, Vsshoos Oos1 y
sasntps, eAiliO fsii fosossd vtoeens
" ~ shs ssdrsa b. He Sss pseas1 o.
,mo-dtss>ly b. hts sAssus Wssohss
sri. ID, hot hap-a aid eratd d hso o.
God. Hss A~sst bed e~soed ~ V~sf0sa
- iane.t n. sad HE soai had als I'd,
'asen u. d,shs.
Os7ees Il ,oe vss pet 0>6. aod after
inqu,sins In o tbs easr d-ossi~d less ..
here wss no ss4aoD IN s7eOoos Too
olsy. ts~ss vrss 90 aeuand- FOE hos6so.
"a snQacss. Tee body go taken 70 u
~ Hhsrsy i Osmps.v's uo0sssakies
-ssssslsss meet. sod . s~l~ess0 80 ESQ
~ bafk 20 rhsiim ne oesses. -
sves ~ noaes C,sDsos. n,sotess. -
pssstes h-s Of tbs ds~th Of ~ eoo, aoc
sksra fm tssssee'tses - % The 1lspa
sss,os 3, b osds Of thu body. Tee 10
s0uosioos ere ,1paeeed TITS m0sosoG.
Lissl 10 hsoVe here NJ TIE eosssse
as,e YOU'VE man's aus~e sdeosa. bu, b
nd . 60 d foe. "a 4 b~ss the acVeas-
.ace of havtss b.eu Vell troa. h ap
h.. fslsud 6irk spssbs 10 she htshsa
,rms q n,as. - d sesos desplv es.vso
vee The cal nifty sLas baa b. falleo bio
IL tie loso u be travelling eo0paetou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-01

Mas. srAIsxs' Cosp,rt,s. tn eoadt-
Asa Of hn- s,sines. the vomsa Who uss
- seriously Injured 10 The collision os'sesa
. carriage snd . ra'lrmd train near the
ssuth snd Of The Grant stse~t ssi &c. last
Vssk. hes not materially changed. saoee the
lass report oi her cass The sound IN he
bsAa has hsAied ~ aicely and her friends
have great hspe- of hss rerovery. 10 viil
u day or - petore bsr physicians wal be
ssis 10 give dsdais jajsiaest - ~ the
result oi her injurhs.