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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

4ftss yc1 have bassa.nei for one Or NOR
Ira. shosid soa. ~ rough sick - os seciasnt,
ssoome pzesse3 for IN ,sry y3u Save orly 10
present. yorr Cheeks al tbs bsok and they VIII
oe ossaed oa tse sgot for thsir inl. facs sAus.
You src. therefore. By the option % prvl.
ieses se oSsr, insuyet against scei<isos. You
arc your Treasurer s.d banker. Add 1t the e NJ
ist "a sxrsr oe ssisA5ss property.
shs I'D you Al scy tige, however. presen.
the eh1cas ct hsnk Tor paysnsss they WIN h.
iInzssdix:esy kenss~s snf fcrearssI 10 ~ ana
,er hereby anel al I'd hts Ct purchase d "a
said lsof
We eser q s,.ses opportorisy ssd sdyis.
tso % buy sos. De1t vel. tor si-e sssa .,sv.
Igffce 70 ssori ygs tbs of'por, an q II s4ysfry
] renl1 have eesshs sceh sod saeh fst a lev,
nsosfas sgo for - -a-ca I'd r.Gx Is - xorsn So
Enrb.
nae gr4riaces.-. 10 fsa.ter aaw smell earn
stfns' B rg. set ysst eorae- s.cns bsforc ths
ocoH ana bsDeas fss4s shs .v..e..
Ifhzsc. nsfxensai lail<ssis 40 headlzx for
Sests... -
Misunderstanding Is foar.sA.ay srd grsv;p-
vita hessthy eesrfs.
ossssrss essaassrce u ir s.ass Q, sabs.srt:s
Pses es-ssz.
1as .siiy pspsrs are sl.ss via .rs1ua.s q
ssE s-ssrprsssz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

inasEcn. snd his vfthdrswal lesses
dem snpIedesd and unfsnnnn<led-
Il h remasked Inst - BIaine 49,
e.tes hase shown No aIarsity IL suFn-
ing 10 oshef candidates, and 4 = Prob
afte thst even when the eonssntiou
beK5ns H. deIihesnaiens many u thess
viii b. uncertain - 70 the bess cozrst
Tor them - puSsue- II win b., there-
fore. d<lIb~4asise eouventfon- Th<
exndbls1e win he nomfnsfed because
IL i. de ealln and deliberate judgnsnt
al The convention that he Il he nau
be44 Fitted 70 carry the Repabliran
standard 10 yictOry. whWves tlssf
csndilase may BE-. he viii be satisfsc-
sOry to the entire convention The
sIesegstes viii III 50 10 their homes pre-
pared 70 begin work for the Hsccess q
she nonsiB<e It oner. There VIII b
NO period Of ssslienness-no time d.
voted 20 bringing the factions Of fhs
party into Temporary harmony FROM
the very day Of the nomination tbs
entire party win move forward,
united, determined and enthusiastic.
And in such mood the Republican
party moves only 10 sucres-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

Seattle Is shs center OF supp'y to fczf NJ
Of the fu<st Sound districts
brstfsa celgssba End Aissks lcok 10 hss -
. issgs proYosfsen OF their fsness u osfene
Dice. n'iebiEsry ana supplies.
Tee wholesale boasss Of Seu Tcy<s PhiiU
Ge'fbis, Esssea, ChIcsge and Ssn ffsacises
Fecogaizs sealtss - tbs Eortk Psei.e ntU
ssd are Eza.sag tocgh sad ssl for he's -
g0ass D.
Every wsek ters'Gs he esssb'tssrns7t q: :
o ~ sgeaey 10 oar midst To- tie SAG o. tTev
ductioa Of thslr wsrsS.
Cabls ers cornell b1ta esis Of the 81
vith many stnsr i,np9f; W. sutzrp ises . W.
: qgsstssb Of fey xesss.
for tssse ga -oaa asd tbs1sarss o. ssass
ih7s are within r-2ay csn. He saf by.
II , srs ia Vas ssaztsa Territory fof yo0
lesi-h. tnske 10 prG6sa5ls slss- IL sSa J"
ters ios iaFssss a.. s-y while Ffess sit'as
sgcl sr srtsaiszs - =! tay pyeFerf7 10 ins
rssssss stssEs ID zpa. .hss esa eus tsie.
saa dies Interest ga tass z1onsy 81 fss2 ~
benedss Of A Advance.
We csn sell T. sca rov srx Per cent. fhesp~
fs77 se sss szss dsss from tnss ts-s.
spring sod s1asEi@e si:i btSo tie sAns -
f,st CO real esssae gssres ~ il vi. hsss =
SesssS. T. VIII bzizx ihsxo ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
HOW TO BUY LAND.


Il tkn>> tesircas Il bayin- property o.
tifzs. xus raeyas. -s rrSpSrty esesxs ss.1 Lad
.cfsts, va a5-r ne ,aisswfnE:
Ss EiE sIiss sea f<za hrs rscatks 10
Eve yexrs' .=lzz, ascsE3 rg 10 tbs ,ssa ys1 se-
lScs.
wr cars 5sstasr rFesDsorn nor fr.srz<t on
.;ae psy nsESs. <ld ziii giEe yea ss<r..asy
dxes.
Hs sissa ~ ecf aDa are VI Ria q I'D "a u ose
assd szsf raj - e s.s< pss:oE.es. lar Esy
x-si ard sre d-stzsel iofs.
We ssgasss caiy - pr OCT. - a. ea-nsz.
E susy &c - VII Eis- eersGs1 ca.ex fSr ;as
fri s2sa1t 81 eaea ss2 svssy sass qas2st pay
Ef1s
The es-ek 10 arsxn BY a. Pssss sa-ns Va.
iscn-i lssk ss9 = raa1~ ysyztse Al ssgss. ! us
graz ssls Tie Faz -As<f z~sxs1agss assa - iyi-
sss<s tkxs have mover Sssa sxfsre "a .sss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

GEyERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF WEST
- ~szitie land splendid water frout. al.
iofnsnv fnepors. I'D acrss adjoining Kirk
isisd a. So pe- acrv 500 for lots cleared
sad fenced, next 10 Nil street cable road
eniy three quarters 80 a niiic ffosa che tssS,.
csiec, SeSersl gcss.i bargains IN hnsiness
property sere ifRets adjoining KAvvna
rsfk. improved. RUNNING water, aaly sso
ssEBEGE lsaEfFki,
ofsee- west side ~ Commercial street. ur
stairs. t@itN cen Nitf aad " aSStortsssy -,
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Facts From Prominent Men.

Mayer II r rAsaa. q clTsle, Oslo. says;
'.Ack.x-s Bien-t EsixsF cannot be rressra-
saen.ia3 ssey0std - seertfs. X has rest9-x<s
fay t3ss<. - a aeGsthy coalition, following
asuaesd hnFselesz b s1e ply ssriGas - al
tef.ezGce.
-5xss senator sarTeEfe-, q Nieh.wan.
SAYS. = have u>ee. Acker's Blood Ellxff
Wien al ssse t41lezs. @at three bottses OF 1t
ecrea fsss
5ssa Ea-zsnsa. IN TIE esasssy 81 the l.
: < n : X \. 81 kikAz1e fgsss. Gays. II
tess sHssrrfrE fssy II yeArs ussa sal. l1heszH.
as essresl hy ussas :etz isytsfrs of Acker
Ekfs44 ESsxiz
Ak2@r's Esseasi Elixir i sold on rt;<rxn-
sze = 4. Il STEW AEs ala ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
UxIQuE AMONG CONVERSATIONS.


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= so -" ".ss -" - a'"4'
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sen'on anu no po'aoh ., ,'s mem
uets v' nave 'sas"'' " 'ee' ana' 'hes
".se ss'es WIN "e'ea'
~ n'"e'c''.e ~ TINS fesPeet oe-
We" we coming convention ana al
PAST AePopheah conventions : very
msrkeu' In ir" inc ir'enas OF sew
AIu' snaSe ann cameron went 70
Ss'cago determined 70 nominate Their
iavorises NJ all hazards, and the iortu-
nase compromise when resulted IN the
nomination OF Lincoln was regarded
with anything but satisfaction by the
supporters "i al least one OF the lead
ing candidates. u was not unth the
campaign was ia'riy under way that
y became evident that the Republican
party wouih DC both United aud as-
gressive. In isa " was ioregone
conclusion that Lincoln would he non-
mated, and all the delegates save
th0se Of Missonri west 10 the eonven
uon prepared TO vote Tor him. The
nomination ana denomination Of orant
~ les ana 1871 We're equally iofegone
conclusions. In 1876 there were four
prominent asPirants Tor the nomina'
ton. These were blaine, Morton,
Conkiing and bristow. The ahercnis
81 all four we're determined and az
gress.ve IN their support OF their
favor'tes. not To say vindietive In their
oprosition 10 other aspifants The
nomination. OF Hayes was result OF
the determination on The part Of the
friends oil each "i The Leading eandi-
dates 70 prevent the nomination oil any
OF the others, rather Than of aneasnest
desire to selectthe most available can
did~te. That The party never heartily
acquicsced In the choice oil Hayes Is
nct matter oil opinion but OF
history. The convention "i 1870 VIII
long De men'ofanie ss one IA which
tactsonal hnss were SHARPLY drawn ana
partisan 'eeal's rose W a he'Rht wh'eh
threatened the utter disruption o' The
party. The supporters OF Grant re-
fused 70 the very end TO consider any
prcrosif'on which d'd NOT contemplate
ms noi"u'a'''i' aha ese V''tS'hsA's -
the third Term 'aea wetr saaahs de'
tefm'ned IN ihe.s as'''u''e' Inc noi''''
nstion 81 oarfleia was aoeel,'ed ~
sne n'asses " ~ sa..,,. -. -
soia''oh :" e''' e ,,. i's''.''s'
bns, iheash aus sa'','''".s ~ 'enh'"
evoked . es''r'iefa'se aes,es . ''.'
thusiash' shsse vas = i0"ei'w '''s'',''
whess n'e'.'s''s ''a'' az s, 80 y 80, .s'r
faes that my s"lpei''' '''a" ,as''s'
because . '''ea. '.,a'.s,,,' y u's'Ss
away from shs'' parry '"~'' - 'usS' ~
any earnest "s,'sN - s'e Wy oA''''',
date eieesea' ~ 'as -, sSa,e'' -. y
iscs s.'s ssiaN' wa. l.,,,, ,,.,.,n.;r...
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
Notice 10 Wharf Builders.

SEALED BIDs WILL Re RECEIVED Up
- 10 noon GA saturday, June II, et the
oifiee of II. s;einman. ior the baiidiiIg Of
wharf At North seattle for the klseu-
meyer Mil Company. Plans and sIs.c!h-
cations arr on file and can be seen al the
o;tc~ Of II. steinfaRn on and after wedncs-
dRv. Jane IL isSS ieIs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
FURNISHED ROOMS.

DARTIES WANTING FURNISHED Rooxs
the -fTSA HDE>i.. Marshall giork. corner
Commercial Asa Washington streets.
Eyegzfaias new and sieSa. FIRE proof
haiiasaE. wiia al ssoe3r-y1 tnzrrus siss<Ets;
ssisnfart 81 gfsasss strictly Attended 20
rav.stn Hg-Tp A MORRISON Prors
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cHAS. H. WELLS LINE.

IN Schooner Dora Hluhm
lLS VII load NJ san Francisco We'd
.azs7ss<S nessisy. June izh, And sail sstnE-
day, June 18Th. for Puget >ccnd ports aud
have qgie- dispatch, carrying freight d
reduced rates
rHAs II. WELLS.
ieIe n California 81. -sn Francisco.
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DIED.

HlAsKs--Jane is1h, IN his 18th year. Au
gtst blsnke. beloved husband OF Mrs,
fheVsc hlanse and father Of Mr. pr y.
A. thuvhilt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

The lat<st political rumor Of import
ancs r. 10 the effect that Thomas G.
Flatt favorr the nomination Of Cover
nce Aleer. As Plnft Is said 10 carry
sfxty-eisht u the seventy-two New
York yofes In his vest pocket. his stti-
tuds b Of supreme importance. He Il
more sought after than any other man
n the United States just at present.
md Il the Michigan candidate has
secured his support. the AIger boom
may b. regarded ~ very solid fset.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
FROM lot SPRINGS. ARK.

T. 4saa a Biayasss. Freshest ~
$50 80 iEsssissz. SAYS II kags ss..-i
krSes ! silaf-sE FsAsess ~ tass- esti.Ila.
zsl4 t4se 1Tsai szsgAzssTe IN Ts-sszs ssesl :
- sxtsss. s<1ce tssslss sl5is sezes<iy I ssys.
s.,xses4tsst Z fe nisisRsaszS Fafirsss. ass "a.
stsTx szss 1af.s { al ees-f ss-sa;s-, srzss's
isfesStss@ TeAssts &ze guaranteed AAss ssAss
- {. d STEWART AIR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

~ Deynrd- fhsmbesiain treaty Is
bstng pretty roughly hsndlea by the
Iepuh1lcan scnstofs. Judging from
peoe6at srpsafsnccs there VIII be
po1hlns ~ u II W The dine The SEN
"a seorhsu . v0s@ on Ia ratification.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
HANDICAP COMPANY

Honse Painters, House Cleaners.
Fine Grxiaers. Window Washers,
Paper Hangers, Floor scrubbers.
And Csic;niners
House painting and general cleaning.
yards put in order by the dAy or contract:
all WORK done eheapiy and promptly.
seattle. W T
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Auction Sale !
Dry Goods,
Furnishing Goods,
BOOTS. SHOES.
f2rc. f9I'C'.

Edward e.. Beoker,on
will sell by public auction
on Saturday, June 10th, at
the store Of Robert Abrams.
situated between Union and
Pike. on Front street. the
whole of his stock OF dry
goods. furnishing goods,
boots, shoes. etc.
~ssis "a e>aaarnaacc a. e'eio.st ,.
~. hs.a sters esnssl1s tlli st.a asts e.. "a
3 tessa4rs~t >a Reserve
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Take Notice.

tnSE WILLIAM HuTCHISGS CLAIMS
~ 10 be eo-pariner Of mine. but ! am
not now, and neyerwas. in co-partnership
with said Hufchings, therefor all persons
are hereby notified that ! viii not be re-
sponsible for any debts which he may corr
tract in the name of said alleged o-part
nership OF otherwise.
H. :. WOODWARD.
Dated seattle. W. T.. June IS. I>>s. jeisi2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS


WANTED. PARTNER WITH 500, TO
w Join advertiser in manufacturing
business. immense profits. no limit 10 the
demand for the goods. exclusive mcaup-
oily SECURED by patent Advertiser Will put
In like sum of money. Seattle alone Inn
ports over $500 worth Of these goods daily,
which can be made here for less than $50
Investigate this. H. II. YERiNGToS.
Hotel Brunswick. jeis 81
WANTED. --lsM ALL BOYS To BRING TO
w tails Office all If the soft cotton rags
issex eRe aud. Sax cents per pound VIII he
paid Tor same jeIttf
NANrEn.-To RUY CIGAR STAND,
w OF hsd Interest Ia one. Stats price.
AddTcss v. Z, II. iels y
nIiNG AND cLEANING.--IF You
wRas your cid clothes cleaned or ayesi
and made IKE new. 81 h. J. Rremou3's
Dye Rouse. us Main street.. seattle salts
faction guaranteed. All week done.
MONEY To LOAN. IN SINS To ~g-Ir.
vi upou tmproyed city aud farta fTUl-
vrtN ~ lowest rates M atiav ia ri.ssf;sg
ig4as. y bONDEN. les Columbia street
MONEY TO LOkN-oN LIVE SrsaCK.
vi household furniture. rsrTt asFisi.ss. sss,
- y.es>tnSl note. COMPTON. MILLER &
CO. 3sfacS strssst, ear.ssfts GecisicaiAl d.;
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FOR RENT
-----4e-----s-.<>.s----
J>og REST.-PARTIEs DESIRING TO
II rent house In good locssicn would do
well % call on as P0NEROY, SWAT
FORD & co, rooms u and xs, Union
biprk 1els u
cToRE FOR kExT-OSLY ONE STORE
- in Pacific building remains 20 be rent
ed. II IL about seventy f7o) feet deep, and
snifaSle for any kind OF mercantile bnft-
ness. Apply to y. 4. yoSIIN. 81 second
STR ct. Pssdhe building. 1el5 .
NOR KENT.-A BED ROOM AND SMALL
IL sitting room for gentleman In private
family on Front and University streets;
references. Address. X. this once. jeI2A
ITO LEAsE-A NEW sIx-R0OA HOUSE,
most conveniently sitnated, with mod
ern improvements, may be leased ~ . bar
gain by purchasing the furnitnre. which Is
new and offered af exact cost price, Ad-
dress CARL EATON. this once. je5ff
V,oR RENT-ryPNfsHED AND UNFUR-
II nished roomr Ia all parts OF the city.
Call on PoMERoy, SwoYYpRD X Co., rooms
- and q. Union Block. Front st. mh3l
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LOST AND FOUND


as-'----ssg--s-a s--ss 4-a--ss.----l--
GTRAyED. FROM THE PASTURE
- field of Mrs. Ponfius. the ID day OF
June, hay mare; white star In forehead.
white spots GA sides. no shoes on. name
Queen. A liberal reward given by return
Ing her 10 my stable on Washington street
JOHN IANGsTON. ielSf
o-r - GOLD BREAST PIN. GOLD
l 4 quartz aud pearl setting. Reward viii
be paid by leaving sam. At this office or
nj Mrs. Pritchards. last house on Jackson
street. icii 81
l,oJSD.--sIfk UMBRELLA IN OIL
l cloth ease. THURSDAY evening. June
1th, ON Frnnt street. owner can have
same by proving property and paying for
advertisement. At fSD Front street jeist2
MOUND. GOLD GLOVE RvTTuSER
Il with chain. owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this no
lice. jeis II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Bousbtths 0totsin Cant,a,.

NEW YORK, Oc:. % The Richmond
Terminal Company today considered !
proposition from the holders cf int
sorgis Central stock to buy the control
that compsry. an option hid beer
given en- the entire stock of the entir,
G orgia property, and it WIS decided
sfter short session to buy contr' lhr g
u.cress 4 committee Representing JOAN
Moore, John 81. Hall and " Chisholm
Tas appointed to arrange the transfer OF
properly. Almost the Gu ire capital stol
the Gearge CsE.rtl Is CONT olltd by s
Georgia company which wss organiz "a
Scr the purpose, sid by the purchase ot
he Georgia compsrv'S stock the Rich
mond Terminal sd $500 mics OF rsil to
'heiT eys:en. mskicg toe mle"ee Of tbs
R chmoad Terminal sbout 5000 mics.
Parties &c The deal s.y the ss!e 6ss forced
4 me syaa.Cste ho!diE 2 the stock snd the
osr:ies who bought IL IN 3. The time
GtAersi Alexander wss elected pLCsiierg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
THE FIFTH VICTORY
New York again Defeats st. Louis at
Bass Ball for the Championship
Of the World.
Il Locked Rsths' Ba1 for tho Giants a.
Firsf, Sut they CIT DOVE 10
work ~ Last.
A. cthsS far New YIrk.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. % The
alxt1 and las! game in The cat between
the New YORK aud S.. Louis bsll teIns
vas played here tn;s af:eruo0u. resulting
in Ihe dsiss. Of the st. louis CLUB. The
weather yts pleasant. AoOCt 5000 per
sons were pre.ert. About 800 of thsse
were'NeW YoI6eTs who mad rnr ever 10
5eetds giants sgaiu fsaa S: L0uis. la
tie i st incicg 81. Louis mae three
runs R5oins0i ,CVmisk y sld 0 Nell. Tle
New YOrhsrJ ifleodS began 70 looG deCid
ed.y blue AID IL iocSe ss tnough S.. L uis
would hAVa wA.k ever. Illhe third
R1olus01 scl:sd aGo'n.r run for ST.
l. us anu the NV Y0Iks had nothing
ous goose eg2s. "a The fourth ESILg
scored the fi:sG run for Nav York. Tae
ski, seventh and eig2.h Innings were
not very lovely for Chamberlain, as hi
STEER nit WAS made from him in these
three innings, resulting ia eleven ruus
for the New Yorks. The s.. L1uig
ians Managed TO make another
ron in the eI2hth inuiog 1t IVES too
ds:K for further playing gnd the game
Vas called. Toe NsW Yoiks nsve won
five out CT s.X games played.
Follow ng is the summary: Hits-NaW
York, Is; ST.. Louis, 8. E:7ora-Nsw
YJIk, 8; S; Louis, BLsieii5G-Welsh
ana E@ipg; C4au1aflEil And MilIigsn.
Unplr.s-K:Ily and G:fley. Game
ci!lgd on account OF darkness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23

THE RAILWAY HORROR


ROME, Oc: 90 "A dispach from Pc
tsuss says there We're 400 passengers on
the train which WAS crushed bV the land
slide. 0ae hundred and 1tt7 dead
and wounded hGvs baen iden-
fed. Macy Ct the victims
are unknown. Scores conticuo to be IN
sGrshed. Soldiers are working heri ct
the wreck. The W0fk is impeded By cold
AID sGcW. Al entire theatrical COM
pAn7 wNe killed. S.verel hesdless and
arLlisss c0rpees have been found In the
r2ish2oricg TiVels. a mother, WHO had
been dr!F51 md by TIE catastrophe,
refused TO rsle,se tom her TN lrsce her
twa dead children. A young priest was
buried UniCiais for two hours. and
Hne3 tx.1icated /! WAS found his na.r
had aGrned white. Az entire tsnIy con.
eistlug Of SIX re!5ozs was killed.
Two carriages IN which were thirty
CsrAbiaieI5 eUstaiLsd no dsmsse. The
CarsolVier5 were nbie 10 assis; in extrl-
eating the victims. All the CM;lals AZ
tScaed to the train were killed. 1. ia
estimated thss 100000 cuoic metres Ct
earth fell upJd tae Ans. Many Of the
PISS: eagers who escaped with their lives
!sfE the scere in nediately after TIE ACCT
dent. /. is therefore impossible as yet
10 tell TIE exact number OF killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
a R!tpu.ad Cros.ink.

WINNIPEG, MAN OF. % Trek lay
ing on lae Portage lilv is within 200 yafas
OF :ha disputed crossing and viii De up to
the point of tr5u5 % day. The prHvia
cisl authorities VIII probably eEds&vJr 70
G2rce crossing early his week and in
order 10 prevent 1t there is train lead
4 800 Canadian Pac f2 faitw&y men
blocking the track. Tders IRE two gangs,
VII Oh relieve OGe another Svery Twelve
hours. and they are 10 constant ComOu
ricstion with the Canadian Pacific au
thoritiea, all military forces in District
No. 10 havs been ordered to hald them
selves in readiness. The force comprises
the Nineteen and Ntaetg frs. bsetaliUns
of mi!itis, numbering 300 men, cavalry
troops fifty strang, the Winnipeg felc
battery, dIty strong, eni mounted
infantry GchooI, 100 strong TIE latter
is The only force Ga which they eau !eiy
rae OILERS ere niii.la and theic sYmps-
titles arc with thG prCVilcs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Rrcth.rhnoa of s:rcscms !.

CoLUMBUs, OaIo, OF % The
Brotherhood O. Railway 9gakeuen hsyi
1sen considering the nav Constitution
snd by Laws ct TIE order to dsy. The
constitution Ct tie grand ledge wa
'dopted and mat OF subordinate lodges
aih be considered to. morrow S.vsral
imo0Itent charges ere made in the
co stituti0n Of the grand lodge
TIE ofi.e OF grand oTganiz r
and Instructor Is ABOLISHED and me { I'll =
css CT first, sscond aud third Vica grand
n ster created. E.cl Of th;se will be
0 gauizers and Instructors SID be ss.
sgasd 10 districts. ViCa GE6n6mas er
EstoDs sad Grand OrgaDize- Fcs'er will
fl she fl -sttwo places, AMI the third Will
.De hl.ed bY election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Iron Mountain and Texas ard P,ci

Iron Mountain and Texas ard Pici
tic received only the remainder between
them. The report reaches this sspien'
cnuciusi0D: 1.-THE problem drswn is,
VIVA. will you do with g western roao
With $50 NIL of ror-praduc.;ve proper
~, hardened with heavy cabl anN laro'
in:sTest charges, in Eesd Of S4,204. 800
flr Re pairs and millions fr the fna ips
debt, with e1tislly thsf e new com
pa:jva lines in direct competition df7idipc
tEe bueineSs, 1estroyiGg pref able rates, >
roSd passing through states which hsye
enacted unjust LAWS until IS nresen'
managers have Increased the ,rsffic 375
per caGt Cvar t1a xvsrsge Ct seven ysar,
ago wi:hou: being sb;s ID pay ex2erses
sud liked chcrsCs-fc solve the problem
Of sAirg the roN pro6u;t.y3 produce
And tie unprof fable pref abs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
Married st RioFg4n,

Coirespordence OF the Gazette.
VALLEY MILLS, Tx Oct. 21.-Ol the
Is merry &C I'D boarded tae train for
Morgan TO be present st tha marriage OF
Mr.. j. Z jarrett and Miss Minnie Cooper.
Mr., Jsrrett is one OF our progressive
aad p1puI.r J ulg business men, aud ne
has captured from Morgan one of her
brightest i=weIs. TIE Bsptiat church
WAS crowded to witness the ceremony
rhors were four CO uples in waiting. AT,
1er the Ceremony 8 large humber Of H.
vited guests repsirsd 10 the resi-
deUca CT Mai,r Cooper. the BRIDES
tsther, and psrtook Of an elsgsnt
supper. A. $50 the nbpvy gstt.
erirg dispersed 81 the bridal couple
took the train for Galy, ston 10 speEd o
few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-23
go Penn Win Prias,.,

To the &c BOD name st homs," won by
Hoods SirsapaNls. 81 Lowell, MISS -,
where it is prepare, HERE is more OF
Ho0G's S&rssparillasrld than Of gil o.her
medicines, SID it9H4s given the best Of
satisfaction sing i.Ss :3srcduction ten
years ago. SaB con!d hct be il the medi-
enc cid Los H6ssess meFA. II sou suf II
from impur& blood, Try H5od's Sarsapa-
r!Ila sud fsslz, its peculiar curative
p0TeT. p