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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19

IN the desirable spread Of good,
cheap literature, it may be mention
ed that Macmillan 4 Co. will issue,
in the early spring, fifty cent paper
editions Of "Mr. Isaacs" and
"Marzio's CruciRx," two Of Mr. f.
Marion Crawford's most popular
and, in some respects, most in
tcresting stories.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19
rm smvEnroN TROUBLE.

There is very noisy tempest in II
teapot raging In Silvcrton over the
nomination Of u. w. Nodcr for
school superintendent on the rcpub-
llcan ticket, This gcntlcman's
friends maintain his competency for
the position lac aspircs to, and cite
his succcssfll school experience, and
the handsome endorsements hc has
received from several school officers.
While others, land those are pro
hihitionists mainly deny his fitness
for the charge of our public schools,
because ho Is not an abstuiucr from
strong drinks himself one cores
pondcnt, who -u-taius Mr., Nuder's
candidacy does -n ON the ground
"thut the olilcc ot school supcrutcn-
dent has nothing whatever to do
with Mir Nod,r~ views ou current
public questions" Which, being
hntorpptcd means MIR Nodcr', per-
sonnl habits, -o long as they urr not
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19

Mis-, Waldo lof BOSTON, You
have mad Haggard's stories, of
course, Mir WahashH
Mr., Wabash WESTERN Err Hag-
gard?
Miss Waldo Nvs the great Afri-
un writer
Mr. Wabash No, have not /.
but certainly shall IL iswondcrul.
Miss Waldo, the gigantic strides
that the colorcd ncc has made since
the terrible yoke of slavery was r,-
moved New York sun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19

PORTLAND NEWS. -Sec'y Bayard,as
father-in-law Of President Cleveland
will make "A sort Of family matter Of
the administration. The President
appears to be- safe from sons-in-law.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19
NOTICE. OF pMs1Sr

All pvnsous holding warrants a.,inst
Maroon county vndousrd by the tr5,.ur,,r
afv hynvpA notlned to pivseut the same fnr
isaA ncnts as thvrv n money on hand ~
that p9fisss, aud uo further intcryst Wil
d. Tald on thym.
AUGUST GIksSN.
Dated April sra. l,ss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19
MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET


HErHraEsTATGyEs.
j. Is. WALDO MacleAy
r. r. 0RER, silvertou
Q. WILSON. Salem
4. LAYMAN, Woodburu
vs.. ARMSTRONG, South Salem
sIWuiFT.
y. II. CHOIsAN, salem
CLEHE,
F.J BABCOCK. salem
EEcDRDEn,
4. -. STARR, East Salem
rHEAsuHEh.
a. q. CONDIT. Aumsyillp
AsHEHsuu.
A. p BLACKBERRY. sil,ertlu.
DuNMtssfosEHs,
A. A. CORNELIUS, Marion
W r GRIM, Hubbard
school suruuNrrspEsI
y. " YODER. silyortou
SURVEYOR,
w. CULVER, Past sslrm.
CORONER.
IN r q. BYLASp. Woodburn,
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Dated ApriiSri. lNS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19

Miilis & DhAmbfrlfn hsN. . t...-.tt..
noa.r and bog, most yltgibly lo.ai,-i ,n
ltish aifvyt, nnt hlock north III C,,lrf
hu,isf, t,r salC 10 slN0-A gls,d opts,rf,,.
A..l 70 ssNefV a home ln a oonNtnitut IL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

lH .w County Nuurioi the ~,Nyeof Oregon.
ur Marion County.
u tly matter oi thr estate ot Audrt,,
llUlu. doytt>,'d
Noi'u Is hereby given that have ulya
uN final aC,OgnJ and that Muntay. me-
M daN ot Man. lS>N at Do "a. u. ~. b,,,D
seq .or hearing objections Co the same.
1UIIA HHN.
ENpsuIr.N
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19
THURSDAY, APRILIo, 1855.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
Congressman,
nINGER HERMANN.
Supreme Judge,
W. T.. LORD.
Presidential Electors.
ROBERT MCLEAN,
WM. KAPUs,
q. W. FULTON.
Prosecuting Attorney Third Dist,
H. H. HEWITT.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NolltE l~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the administrator, ot the estate of
lCNls johnson, dy,yu~td. will sell lad nuhllc
auction at % O'Clock o. Ne, ON the .Nth dty
oi April, l>N', iu The highest bidder tor cash
'n hand, eight 5. shurt., ur the c.,pitgl strt,k
oi ne Grange Stou Association of SALON..
ovguu sale ut tho corner ui Commercial
and Court >tusyts, iu Stlvul. Orpgon. said
sl.Nh oau he purchased at private sale any
Time hyinrv tho hour uI auction.
". ., HnllEN.
J. ". COX.
ilrN tu-Ndui r,oi ESTATE oll .eWis Johnson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-10
Az ELoqukNr MEMonIAI.
A Paper Read at a Meeting Of the
Loyal Legion.

wksaIHsfos. Aug. Ca meetiag Of the
Comm aAdtfy 81 the Loyal isgtan ~ The
District Of Columbia Eas held tonight, AZ
Bhfch seuEtaf Mauders0n a. coaamnndef
presided. 1en. Sheridan as 3 iaemher of
ih'H euinmAasdary. 4 memorial paper Nas
read and adopted it begins thus.
Gea. Sheridan died al Nouquiit. Mass.
ca sunday, August .. After references 10
the close relations thai existed betWecu
The epfnmGudery Ruf the dead general.
sherldan's characlcF was thus cniogized.
History has already began 10 write upon
her impegishabie tablets ia letters that
shall ueyer grow din lhose charaeteristics
tlai rank him with ihc great soldiers Of
al tisne indriasigS0ic, no labor
was too ouenves for sin; fesoiuie.
NJ obstacle arralled himi aleri, 10 a9ei.
cent surprised him, ready, 40 dltaproluf-
mfuf faile3 him ui bis purpose. uhserg-
ant, 20 fact escaped him; discreet. lie
knew where hts blow shoaid fail. pn0Fi-
aent. De vas always equipped. ifFpgsaous.
hc vas also safe. His infantry charged as
n thsy were caealry. his cavalry resitted
a. II they sefe Infantry. Enthusiastic. his
zeal ga4 full u snowlcdgs siadious -
the sligauou, aware II every acci-
dent of pssitiou that made Tor er
assiost him. he vas as careful 10
tnrn the inpFesnahic ~ be was eager 70
carry the asyailable. His rasps were scored
with highWayE ~ attack and thorough
fares ri fieivfF. iie never went Into a aas-
iie that be did not intcad and Spset and
believe be would via. He f5ESaf - end
osff Gghtim~, aid eYery bi0s told A com
faaaief. &c uas also a leader leader be
4aS also q c04nmalef Whether ~ com
msnd. or exhort alton, o. perkua<loiI. %
example. or - all these essmbiana he 30
iupf, ssssi his f1Tces that they heeaHle an
oissfiteDt seapaa responsive 70 bis resist
ics@ purposes. To have served under eher-
ldaa wa- 70 have seFved With him ~ hayG
served with him was 20 have served fyr
hiiu, and ~ tart - him.
The paper inea a5npilfrs In hfefty
cuiogy the exploits and chaFac.sfisiics o
the great soldier. refers proudly 10 she'd
dams intense patriotism. sua tendeflf
touches the warriors last battle with death.
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City Property.

% bots is Yesicr's secoIisi supplements.
addition, aRe h3oVk from Msdssan
Stn,ci. houSes all nfuRa ihem fFtec,
Sls1 each.
u l.caurfal cleared lots IN y T. Den
ny's anh addition Price, satei
ut.ar sfr,.,t car hHe aud within TIVE
blocks Of metos hnc route,
lot with Groom hard 5uishea house
lnp I nenRy PARK sddluoa, t~o
blocks froin motor line route Frics',
siaa
p CLEARED lots Ia foHtius sdd.iiea
commands a sac view, frie"' *ta-*'
= los In Boron addition. With srsaFn
house Price, SSsN
\ ID, in Kaufraan addition. Tais i a
eheice lat. oaly hieFk tfvio
cable cars. Psscv. Seo
on ,,sS Rnrlandss addition ~ Sn0h0
r,5<h ,its, al level sud ocauuiRl
i5sS- rleRss,sg. Withia Eve minutes
wa'k az Nest t,t4sst ralirsad arf-st
Pricc. frSsn SIZE ~ ST. fcT lsi sif'
ho'l,tsa l. TO-DAY the fasist i.I.atai ilss
inland town in sessefu Washing
ton tog Investment
q o,r-acrc toiS IN Saaaou1ish CITY
- h.,r,s.-s l.trsfs al ranua fhEw he4a
tlfally situated l'r.oe, 800 casa-
, lots tu Suaaomlsh C,sy far So each
|, lots IN Snohoa'ish citg fss Slsi ssch-
STr,,s If r5ta Nsitos laas si.a.nsGe
Sa.,honiss Clfg- Frlrs, tfs1
az, r~r.s sfse tsne, lscl rra r3l fral
wAGtcss. tIicv, So rer 81 H.
An aerr.. s-7s si.l 8 hs,f al'-s iran -
haaar. sGissi.r !,e sst-tlae s1fe 8
AMI tis ra tras So ref arf
: - Ergas NHfr LaH m ~ Sc"
Nir.,-s,ss. ,e-s l.srs,te Is 5aus aasN
,cef .bf< ar..sf,ssltF 90 Eeske as
iaTssfHsfAE
/ Eas r,sl ft,Ftrty ior sa
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WATCHING FoK THE STEAMER.
TugS Cruising OF the Coast to Meet
the Statesman.

NKS YORK. Aug. s.-Bosts with Blaine
com mittees on beard eruise9 down the
coast al aloFBiag. A carries pigeon mes
sage announced the failure os the quest.
soon after II o'clock Mr.. and Mrs J. g.
Blaiste, IT,. she ladies' xho accompanied
them NSlier Blaine, Murat Halstead and
General King. boarded the Chicago dele
gates tag and were taken over to Conev
island, opposite which the sloan lay. Then
the sloan steamed up 10 quarantine 10
learn II anything had been heard OF the
tity OF New York. At O'Clock the sloan
ssain dropped down through the Narrgus
and lay 70 of Coney island. = here fhoze
stoefu amused themselves. ". W. Johnson
OF baltimore, by general consent was made
master of ceremonies. and after the pro
eess4On Up and down the boat. with songs
and band % music. be called npon vart-
Gus members Of the party for short talks.
resolution of regret for the death sf
Sheridan Was sd0pted. Then music by the
band aid smother proeessioz through the
boa; eloses- the proceedings after which
the Sloan stsanfsd back 70 s5splgfnn- After
y Aiiing HaAniy rn.l ?. N. the Sloan
steamed back.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-10
A BIG PARADE.
Republican Enthusiasm Finds Vent
in n Monster Procession.

NEw YORK. Aug. 9-The projectors and
managers OF the demonstration 10 Blaine
felt that the delegations from out of town
should not DC kept here anosher day FOR
the parade. ana 3 reviewing siaGd having
been erected az Madison square on Fifth
| ayenue, il was tonight fully occupied and
| the parade tcok place There j. little doubt.
however. that another demonstration viii
be held to morrow night, when Mr, eiaiae
! viii be here. Although tie stand itself
was crowded; the small space set apart for
distinguished guests was kept clear. for
although Blaine had not arrived Hon. Levi
p Morton, candidate for the vice presi-
deEey, vas there and took the Maine states
mans place.
As the head of the procession reached
the stand Mr.. Morton a>ceude9, accompa.
MED by Walker Blaine. |. l. Woodruff
Leonard Hakeitine. Gen. Raruum, Senator
Quay, Van Il. Kensiaer Cruger, Gen.
John \. Knapp. Bernard Biglin, Police
Commissioner MeCabe. II. W. Warren. Gen
y =. Banks. senator J. Griswold. Perry II.
Carson teoloredl member OF the national
committee from the District Of Columbia,
Col Conger, of Ohio. Gen. James W.
chase of Rhode Island. Gen. y. + Burke
Of the old Irish brigade Patrick Ford,
Austin Ford and Geu. klrwin.
As the procession reached the stand each
battalion caught sight of Morton and loud
cheers went mp for the candidate for vice
president, whose presence for the time be-
ing dissipGted the disappointment caused
by Blaines not arriving. The New York
Republican Club, headed by Cappa's band,
passed the stand in review and then drew
gp 90 the other side of the roadway and
hated The rest of the procession passed,
giving marching salutes There was no
psech making, but as soon as the pre-
eessiOn passed Tweuty-,hird street ID dis
banded The absence Of blaine did not
percepiibly eject the number OF Taraders.
nor d a the enthusiasm of the long line OF
march seem in aay way iampened
noticeable feature OF the parade was
the fact tilat the organizations composing
it had seemed to lose sight of the fact that
il was intended as a reception solely to
blaine. and regarded IL has both a ratif-
cation aaa reception. Many Of the MT
inerous banners carried bore no ailusion %
gIm.
A. the iiDe advanced cries Of 'So. no,
10 free wool: no, no, no free trade, "IiaT
rsou and Merton too" We're heard ali
along The line. The old cry Of Blaine,
Blaine. James G. Blaine" was seldom
heard
A feature Of the parade was the unanim
ify with which tac national colors were
displayed. Flags, badges, banners, hat
hands and in many eases ueckves. were
made conspicuous by the rrs dominance Of
red. white aud hlue. All along the line Of
march from the place Of formation, near
Central Park, to Twsniy third street, where
q majority of the organizations Cishanded,
crowds 1hrougcd the sidewalks, sto8ps aud
windows aud other points of vantage.
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YELLOW w III
An Epgderair Threatensd- -ouaran.
timing Against Florida

J&cEaaSviiLg. Fia.. Aug. 9.-The nuyai
Conrty beard q health announces that the
4erei1pFneuts II the last g haDrs assure
ihrgp 0f the pFeTairuee ~ vFiias lever
teu6Jag % assume 81 eflfemle iurni-
AA@nis1rpx. Aus F.-slrxsslri lri General
Hsmils0u has airiers of fan sa0Tc eass q
ysli0w fever e gaek oavIiis, Finsisla- end
feHr ria-e % Msnafss. making y il al
ghnriassau hss quarais1luea asainss fark
suug5te
MFfGE. AEg 8-tsaaT4nt'a- was b.
clera3 azaiust fseAs-uf lsis. Fia to-day
1a frFsgas raTras eF freight VII - a.
ssst-i O. eufer tselr iafa Mobile. - e -
na icg su-a rsssri rtslrs 81 a. Cltaaifshud
- gre trz-4 81 hs4 p
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sad n1-ssry Gre among tue designs 10 be
xs4orcesfy prosecufef Ia csse means
shcGld ec rTovSssci ~ congress
NaTvpW Of California asked unanimous
coescnr for preSs1f consideration 81 the
esl to carry irta etfsek the provision of the
treaty eetxeea the Cnited states and
China. Toe bill. he said. rasscd the sen
ate unanimously. Rrd 4 slnifar measure
reviewed unanimous approval fraua the
AoGSe committee GA sorcixn aFalrS. II
was excSediaEiy iaportaaf that shis eiil
sApal1 hc considered 80 auce. aud become
laU - Scon - possible TIE United
States had vnfcr-i into negotiations with
China and the treatS had hSen TEfsGed hy
tue senzse- 10 was noW AWeitia9 ratifra-
Goa y China and would 80 into eject i'm
mesilaseiy upon It's ratification II WAS en-
cnsassent on soDgress to provide machinery
- carry cut she treaty Ia order that there
saeasd = no hiatus hsfwcen the prcsent
ass and sas aew laW, Il j. most trap0rt-
aRf measure 10 the People ~ The racgHe
CeAst, - they sSked. indeed they cNm-
naudei, that congress shonid relieve thea
trosa the GtseeulTy they are now enssaun-
teriag.
The discussion Of the French st-oilattsa
riairns Was resumed sud continued some
time. Without action the committee rcsc
s1d the Rouse sossn adjourned
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= Y IfFFL VI y y 7 Y u
A Pcli-Tax Collector and Assistants
Attacked.

RED fLupF. cal. aug. 9-Nhiie The
cuuafy assessor apd several deputies wsrH
euGcavuriug 10 get Chin. g. fruif-pirkcfs a.
Deer creek together to-day for fhe pHFpess'
81 collecting poll taxes. one Cbiuamaa
IS ho bad teen discovered in hiains struck
and the latter uas cnanTsciied 70 fifn Ia
selfdefensc, wuandtHg the CEinamhn In
the leg. The other Chiaes1 thefcupqn
rushed en- Blown, aad buf Tor the assist
auce ui tie zssessnf and TIE other deputies
be would have been severely handled.
Thr yarty hs1 ~ fake - their bGgFy. and
we're followed sons distance hr the en-
faued Chinese. The nss ssof VIII return
there % morrow snd enfafrc the payment
81 taxes.
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No PIFf PpR FULLER
The Bar Association Rejects n EulnEy
af the Obscure ghieaEoan.

EaWvELAyn- Aug e.-Af the session Of
TIE National EAr Assoeizfiosi today, the
fnsluwtng 0sicers Wern sireisd President,
col James -. B-azdhra1 Of - Loals
Mo Via-=p =prs.~As !cETts. senator Mm- =
ChAu4irr - NeS AafaTsaire. Seusissr Geo.
y EGaarlIs % Vermont. Gay = FA-qHnar
az frruass wanna. A. :. NerthinEtaa % the
District u tatlnh.A. 8 &. hFuaesrra %
AlasNraa. 5ohn II. Boyle of onto, yBlias
Esssunthai - Illinois. e. Campbell - Ms
ssnsi. gas.a "a MouiESmcFy 81 California. sec-
rgtsrg. r. Ross % FeslEs. iiastTir; II t-aiarEi-
tfas f-easzsrer Lewis T.. tszneaei ~ pfio.
Eas.ssUrsaas et.uzratuisfiuE tie lawyers
ssl fe@ ErssFl. = .1c cssWz1tFF apoa Size sfs-
ya...rrle.1r - s.eicf Justice Fuiser ard en-
t.s.ras hln Wrrg Diseased - ssz1e
let-efe. ara 6aA-5E TeseettG 90 secalag ~
iasl- ts,l .saEai E-afa-c.
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ROBERT GARRETT INSANE.
Haunted by the specter Of the Pirate
Law Gould.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9-The Hor{d This
morning will say; II has become clear To
The friends Of Robert Garrett during the
past week that he is nearly insane, and
that there Is tu' faint hope of bis ultimate
recovery. IN his wHkefUl moments he is
constantly guarded by tried men, fdr fear
he may do something desperate. Even his
- fc aud one or two Immediate relatives
who are with him are afraid 20 60 near thc
patient when be Is labariBg under the
wild authorizations 10 wh hifh be g. subj set.
When Garrett talks he quickiy becomes
excited and then JAY Gould is the person
who seems 10 appear before him rs a men
seing spectre. lie talks 20 even body nsar
him ah,1at jay Go aid. who he says robbed
bin af bis telegraph and Ciaer prppert
and i planning to take AWAY - hat II left.
when he speaks 81 lay Gould Il Il generally
fn connectiou with thu telegraph business
and absorption OF the Baltimore & Ohio
system Is the Western Union. ThIs Gar
rett regards as the result Of carefnIly-
laid plot which tiouid conceived so rain
him aad which was the beginning of all
faa FHafr bios
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CLINGING TO THEIR HOMES.
The UieS Likely to Follow the EX-
ample Of the Sioux.

TGNACla, Col, Aug "a conference hc-
tween the chiefs aGd leading bucks of the
Ute tribes and she commission vas held
to-day. judge smith addressed the Indians
through an interpreter. showing them that
hrcause II the sapialfy with which the
couatFg vas esiug settled hy whites sad
the seaariT. Of game on their rcseET sficn.
it HnnA x 90 their adEsntags 10 sign a
treaty faT ihc4r removal
The Indians iisinued "a the arSurn eat.
juI Gid nas stscfn disposed 20 eitc their con-
sent 10 the removal. and IN fact s-He eK-
pressed themselves decidedly against ssch
a e,5urse. ststiag as a Ftasoa that, having
settled down aud cultivated farms. they
werr very well satisfied as theg were
There med 20 bsss difference Of opinion
however. and the cofa mission VIII meet
them again tomorrow II Is feAred the
tndians VIII Esi give decided answer an
rl the tuuds q hich they claim "a ec bong
due from the government be paid
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Eesluce.i Emixrant rarr.

CHICAGO. Aug a.-ChairTnan Pearson OF
the passenger department OF the Trunk
Line Association, notified some Western
roads to-day that rsaigrant fares have be.esl
reduced bafBgen New York aud Chicago
and asks their 60 operation Ia extending
% points West. that Is. he requested
20 allow commission on the sste
of uekefs hy trunk line agents
over their reads. the ern;c-auf TO receive
the benefit Of such commissions He sfE-
gesis that The commission De appaftiauIea
as follows Chicago 10 - Paul a. ID or
egpn or NoasauR points, s.: Council
Bluffs. 81: Denver. g.. san Francisco, Sl2;
from = Louis 10 Kansas City. g 80.
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CLEARING THE DECKS.
Senator's Given a Chance to Pro-
mote Pet Measures.
Removing Obstacles from the Path
of the Tariff Bill About to
be Relied Forth.

WASHINGTON, Aug. e.-seaator sherman
has sent circular note to the Republican
senators asking each II there are any
measur,s pending before the senate in
which he is especially interested. and upon
which he desires actlen of the senate dur
ing the session. The recipients are r.
quested 20 reply 70 the committee on order
OF business. IL is understood 10 be the Ia
ten;ion of the committee % provide for
clearing the calendar OF important bnsl.
ness before the tariff bin is brought in.
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As FOLLOWS;
$50 acres, \. - aud sw u OF SEC =, Tp
-, K. e. Commands outlet of Lake
Whatcnm aud one nile ~ Whsicom
Creek, on which gue 6oxvn mills can
be hHtit This land Is nndcFlaid wlih
zeal. ong geig cropping ont Price,
s5a per serc. hall down. balance on
long time
400 acres. : = Sex. 4 Level. rich soil.
oac 81 the hest bays Ia tire county
Price so per acre.
SO acres. y. a, of ST :. Sec. :. Rich
h'ack land. IS miles north ot WHAT
sum, and
I1O acres. NV. O. Sec. 3 Prizes as per
afrc II bata pieccs D. iakcu, go n
sold separately
sO aeros. - oi NV. /. See g. two
miies from ScEamc Price s3o per
aerr.
20 aaa,,S, slsshed and burned, two milcs
from Wbatrorl. un guide meridian
read % Lyndon fr.cc SO per acre,
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81. l0Cfs. 4Eg. &-lltsse heyssud orEari-
z2tSea ~zs accomplished a. fhe sno-uinr
meeting of the seeoEnotiTe eaginee-S1 The
fart leakcd out that the Burlington strikers
were 81 cuts wiih chief Arthur of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Earineers
Chief Arthur said tonight. The oss5eef sf
the meeting acz A-Ing held IS to ascertain il
anything can be offered IN solution Of she
burlington strike. CT IN the interest Of the
brotherhood eeasraily. TIE strike l. Still
on. and nc pr0poSisioa 70. compromise Is
1ow being co3siderrzi The burlington
did eeer eaDpronIse. knf the Brother
hossd rejected Il unanimously. There wiii
De no oonprofaiSe save upea basis cf s. .
and 81 per day and reinsssfing Of all the
SuEyfus.ssrS -
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Grand Circuit Races.

BUFFALO, Aug. 9.-lh the free for all trot,
purse of S2lo. inished from yesterday,
Guy won. Prl .cc wilkes second. Rosaline
Wilkes thir,i; best time, 2,ifis
spoford won the unfinished 20 irot By
taking two additional heats. In the fourth
heat Spofiord aud ThoTnless came into col
lision and Thoruiess's driver was thrown.
Neither driver nor horse Was hurt. Thorn.
less was allowed 10 start IN the next heat.
Van Ness being substituted as driver
Again EherRiess began 10 ran, aud Van
Ness made no effort 20 stop him. Through
this means Kit Curry was beat out ef the
heat. Spoiiori coming la first. The judges
declared II 10 heat. fined Van Ness $50 aud
suspended him for tse rest Of the meeting
2-24 class. tr0'tiug. purse Of S2O5- New
ton y d.st Laeile's Baby second, Lady
whitefo0t taird, Eclipss fourth; best time,
2.I7,s
four-year clds and under. purse of S2OaQ
Susie won in three straight beats, uoufi
second. best time, 2sla. Susie : reduced
her necord of I.21 io ais
2is class, froiiins. purse OF g90Qa-Chariie
Hogan Won she nrst beat. Favonia the
second and third heats, best time, 2l7al
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Alien siineraI Law Repeal.

NtshlSGraN, Aug a--Ap Informal meet
ing az the iersstoyisl delegates Ia the house
- representatives was held today Tor
tae purpose 81 taking some action looking
10 securing the paSSaga Of the senaf,. hilt
excepting tfpIl the provisions oi tho allen
iEna act IN mining districts In the terri.
tories. memorial calling attention 10
the Importance u the matter. aud urging
upon the hoase the neceSsify Tor the pur-
posed legislation viii BE drawn ap hy the
1siegaies. They VIII a'se te asked 10
rceosnize some member 70 call M the hlli
ioF action a. the earliest possible moment