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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
roRrL1Ss NEWS.


psRTLANn, sept. D.-Eilen Danghefty. a
woman "a no created a scene III the Quimby
house last night hy embracing the corr ~
OF Frank +. Martin, who committed sui
eide. claiming bin a. her brother, has
been adjudgea insane and commitrd 90 the
asylum.
The Jury 10 the ease of BENZ King.
charged with robhing the Pacific Express
Company OF sla.OuO. has been out since
on.ock Yesterday afternoon. II T. believed
~ viii disagree.
The case of A. Erickson, indicted for
an assault with a dangerous weapon upon
Il. Wampler. went 10 the jury al II II n. m.
Aff4ia verdict Of guilty was brought ia.
Erickson was ordered 10 appear saturday
morning. for sentence. and was released CA
40 eash tail
In consequence Of the coplous rainfall
To which the city was treated to-day. tie
grand Republican demonstration has been
rsosti onca ult weaihes more favorable,
The following actions al law were iusti-
iused In the circuit court 10 day. Edward
Dunn complains that William fiuudsr
keeps a perniciaus dog. which on the 10th
siay af August last attacked aad bit plain
tiH in the leg. causing great pain. and dir
abiiug him from attending t0 his enstom-
arr vocation Dunn claims sltN0 damages
IoAn Potter ( Co sue the OgegDa kaiiu ay
4 Navfeafion Company to recover S&loa
Plaintiffs elaim that al divers ufaes the
attendants agreed 10 transport trunk cofi'
tanning valuable samples from seattle On
ths, nd Of last Nav the trunk was dfuppcd
overb>srd into Puget sound BY the agent
of the defendants. and the contents reu
dered yaiHelcsS.
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A SILVER JUBILEE.
Celebrating Archbishop Corrigan's
Quarter Century of Priesthood.

NEW YORK. sept. % -Au impressive
scene was witnessed In -. Patrick's catbe-
dral this morning 1t was toe silver iuoi-
lee Of Archbishop CorriEau. The vas, edi-
flee was crowded. inside the sanctuary
rails were members OF Catholic orders
from all over the country. These nun
bered about Esa Tse altar was adorned
with palms. u was iQ;,D o'clock when
the grand ceremony commenced.
i he procession came out IN tHos- vicar.
generals, nous guors and bishops. pro-
eession Oi boys 5eariBg crosses aud iigiied
tapers followed. Then appeared the arcn-
bishop, with deacon OF honor on either
Al f. aud boys in white soutauea aud sur
p!fees next. Tbs procession = a. headed ~
a body of moastguors aud priests. All
sioud ur while the archbishop, assisted ~
the deacdns, moved down the main aisle.
spriukiinz molly water. The archb!shop
then moved back 10 the throne.
The esIebtssiOu was then begun The
arch bishop oeieiaied a celebrant aud a
moasisnoF pres; a. arehpriest. assisted by
number Of aeac0ns
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INyisTilGH -ert- 20 The racing today
was g,sOd, tnuuEh the tsark Na- trice
ss8N Ca Aeeuuut - . heaHY shower this
morning An average attendance was
present
Oue mfie-narr1 Glen Hca. ESunse King
sesofid. fMmlue tbisC. tine. IA
six fafiausk. fbe belie Mead Maiden
sfaEes fcs f4s-y 81. ol,ss f0f hasing ssee---
i.AiulEc assi. Klng second. Lougslde third
time. IA
Thrce- -qearfer ralJe-flenaia3y won. Long
Rail secossd. Ess nise fnlr1. lime, i.ie'f-
ttnr mile EiessluS Non, Red Light sec
ofid, kiduap ihssl. tiuze. lsa.
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I,rootI,n .ToeLey clab Races.

SxN fosK, Srp,. z9-hesniss 81 the
Brooklyn J0ekey Cub lraex. seven fur
ionEs--ai Hafier aeu. Esireila second,
Bcss ihird; time, ~
one aud one fJ4rh miles-Bcssie Jane
won, iselox seegaa. kay r4end third. Tine
4.i4
Iaiee. fourfns miie-FsFordaie Colt won,
SenOritA ssseoud, ffesils tififur TIME, it5<.
a0n, Leo u. ecfouds oniy two siarierss
time. LII
Flre iuFiungs~ 1eA9fift won. Aafsac sec
Oud. The Tartar fhsr4. TINS unf taken.
siktn race. nle mile Eafrsstef won.
Ficaieiio ser0nd. agnisiuge thisdi time
IA
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So@AIES- sept s0-Fuuher particulars
from the disaster al the Sau 1ervuimo
nias, Sen0Ta. en- Nvnd6y last, state that
Superintendent Melic was Killed outright
salns Ss frss Supposed, buf hg a cave-sn
di groaad ocnealn Tie sifice. Aeile had last
Eoae into The villcc 20 arrange for paysag
sn the eMFioNes, Ihr lacu werc standing
alsiut cu iae outside of the O,tie~. when
the ginua4 suddenly gave way. presipita-
NnS lne etiacc ssn i1c superintendent fnfa
the cid workings. several hundred fecs lpe-
i0N TIE surface. The employees all
tssaaAseu % sscape- After cgnsiderahlo
i4eor the rcmaias were gNhHmed
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
The sheridan Statue-Gen. Harrison
EIccfed an Offlcer.

CHICAGO. sept. a0-The Array oi the
Cumberland met this morning. Gen.
RuscrrGns Chairman. announced the
names of a conaTaitiee 81 niae To consider
TIE question Of a statue 70 Gen. sheridan
/; was decided 10 hold the next meeting at
Cbniianeors, in September next. App-o~
pirate resolutions on the death of sheridan
we're passed
oaicers were elected as follows; Gen.
" S Rosccsaas. president; Gen. Henry N.
CIst. corresponding secretary. Col John
NJ steele recording secretary James II
Fullerton. treasurer. and a lsr z list o. vice
presidents, including zen. Benjamin HaF
ris8n
Gen. EasesTans presided as banquet ~
the Gfaad Pacific hotel this evening. At
the conclusion of The banquet brief ad
dresses wCFe made by Gen. Michael,
Thomas J. wood. Russell A. AigcT, samuel
I f,f~utruf and others
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THEY NO LoNGEE EXC MERcT.
Chicago shipper. VIII Appeal to
"a. Interstat- Commissioners.

gHtraga. set,t - --fEef- aas fza rep
sslss..stzsst4n ~ fn@rfifa.lts eN1 Ei4stiizr
fursTs a. q raeetiuE 81 tne ChssE<0 ifelEat
t..rssg tss-tsay. T. co1sssseT t42s 1lssFllE,laa-
49, aza.rsss Ga8esxo b fralkcuDl41rslf 81
.a8.f.ags Afser a long fi4seE1sssoA ef tar
Ys.s.sf. faFai4eti. fs.sasgtl03 Was ni4cfie't
in.srlIr.ius fuza missioner ia2ie1art o
center WAA tEa sffOgneE a ta@ Nnt'Iassi
3 ass1 ~ irade Esfa q f.eN 81 F4esus iiae
F.s=ter telafe gss iislcrsiasc cYzasiefet
sas1iiss.aq
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SEATTLE WASHINGTON TERRITORY 2 1888

ing for the dsspsstsiea "a paA5ic lands. ex-
eept tee hozrss.fss lss &al laws ia reia-
flssn - ssinsrai lausis azst laws in reeAra .
TIE selessfeSl IT aaas ~ the states for essss
cafts-saai and sstAe, T,arySases. shall ee slss-
tSfss1ed uatl shr feadizE lcxtsssfioa al
fsc1luz the pEzhlie lands shall be disposed
Of OF the p-eseuf congress shall adjourn.
Is further provides thai during the f-en-
dency Of lard fcrseitu-a r1eaSsirs ~ art
OF the railroad companies iase rested SAL
II snyWiSe ea3srxe tscsr rights OF claims
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statesman Nils in Indiana.

RICHMOND. lad, sept A-H0n. Roger
q &sIis as3sescd IS an8seucc oi several
faus7szHsi people IN this cirF - dav. Many
alubS sad organizations escorted Jae Dem
acafic iaA2eF - tise sTuye IN Snsch tAs
sgssseA aa- nssie Mr Nib. when he be
81, the speech Eas interrupted with "a B
~sp9zuse The burden 81 fsis sVecea vas
is r-fgs fAat the iaffsasTAias parts WAS t1e
rsig frHe friend - The lste-fng saeu. lie
rs s.lIzass az asnf4Gn Ga tse fsef thas Haea
fs. RerM ieaus hcEaE ic ressur0 t4Hsfstsu
ihes Gta uat tzgl.. io fase taxes 81 Tlsr
r.ssr r,sa Dat aredf* uE sae Tlca- The r.
f1s szzs- ~ gre sprceA was Devoted - The
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rad announces thai arrSaremenfs are
cannfaetess b~.secca thc Seutaera Pacific
toSnPs2y ADd THIS read foF daily family
tceialnE-car service between Council
staEs aad lsos Angeles. Zach eosopsny
iars4i~aes tiS oNa quota ot frsf-
tasSs raetVrn cars. tnr southern
taeiGes quota s<sne Ia rharse
Of Ar. Ri u. niSon II Oakland, aud his
eolafauss s1c.A b MeSsrs BaskeioW
hssss.- omaha A chk-se of 81 &c for an
upper ~ inutr half <ectiaa will b mace
esS Council Eiges and Is~ AnseleS.
2ad raAxIuaAia eha5Se Of 10 cents per
night aetacea iaterueSsiate stations. Osslx
yasScasefz hnstsng Secczal-eaSs tickrfz
Nl.l - AllNNesl - ...elIns tAasr cars
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NEN NoRN. sept .o-A fuc looking.
well DRESSED man WAS arrested last nsght
BY the police and iockcd up on a charge Of
lutssNiratioas tic had over 400 In his
pat keiS when be recovered hc was dis
Octereu q D. a clothing merchant 81 salt
Lake CITY. lie sala he belonged 10 a
Mormon flmiig 81 the place. and was stop
ping Wita hss wife al hosCl Ia this city.
he had been here week ana ha1 been
drinking hvayiis aad ihe money found In
hts is,SSession was al that Was lefs of Sis.-
Go that nc had hrauS8t with him In
court lhIs morning he was ais.hArgch
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rHE COSTA RIGA BoYcoTT.
An American War Vessel Ordered
90 Central America.

NEE NoRK. sept 1S.--Some surprise vas
manifested a she Ezyy yards Yesterday on
the rceSsFs. BY the commander Of fAe
cruiser BoS,01. OF orders fcr the vessel 10
be ready for se& sitdla 70 days Il i said
that the destination i the ecass q CenfTal
America.
fEls tS looked uvoa Is significant. coD-
ins alraaSt simultaneously with the appeaT-
ARE Of the secretary Of the tTezsnrys
order IN regard n The discrimination msae
against she United Ssases by the govern
I9eui 81 Costa Ricz- This order c0rafnAEsis
al officers OF customs a. see 20 il that aii
eareOsS cf Costa kiean vessels entering
1ifed states ports De sGbsess ta the dis
crsEfnatiga aatseS levied by the act OF
March 5. tssS, IN view of Costa Rica allow
in- al vessels other fhsa those OF the
tHl,ed states trading tresween Costa Rsca
and niteA states ports, a rebate of per
cent oi the customs dues and certain
privileges a. 10 port charges.
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HE STOLE ssei.5oo.
A Real Estate Clerk Conducts n
Gigantic vindle.

NKg T9EE. sept 15.~-A giganAc ~ male
has CONS - aEHt James Ea@afd bcdcA,
feal esisle clerE fs9 me Ias firm of Shif-
fgam. BasioN. iAracgue 4 hpkte, b - =
f.ss4 % aud sei0gls ~ indies has f0bsrd the
elieuts pf nls hFIn II luE4rees # thoI-
sands 0f dou4Fs. IDe precise amoaut %
nis pecglAsi1Tls. 81 izf - suan D. y t%ss8-N
Bsssn.l was trusted ewpiUgs - tue Nfia ;
large RAJ estate business he tufle1
boucs,. faostsazes, register al AL a..
,,ssf Al ths iaoaeg nhnssd aga paid Inter
~ Gu fsfs. ssffIesEfs - tEsy fell ele-
if5s ,slg,,I4s-s cover e t5afiod u uFe year..
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ImE oDD FELLOWS.
Oakland wiuS flae Competitive Driii
Next Meeting at Columbus.

fi5- 4 AxaTI -. ~efit 1A--Esc seFefe-sn
Eraad l,alzf ! q -. p, g sag chose Cob
S4iuIsIs ~ a. the vlaee az hSldiug the
next annual ue-fiag
The award ui ,.gafes fur th- Odd Feiioass
eszzps ilrzte G-H of as esea2Hg serc
snaE tht. afterny0u TIE taaEl Elai-a garlte1
snes fsas seIa frsf silver tTassag. s. Bile The
seessisl ssz.Es seat % san f5ssassss'o fsii,s'a,
XFt
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OTTAWA. sept N-iniOfmaiion is Fc-
ceiYed here that Marshal Atkins OF Alaska,
now at seattle, W. T., IN charge Of the
Canadian sgh0oners seized Ia Behring sea
last year. has received instructions from
Attorney General 1arlsnd 10 transfer the
cssslndy of the sch0ouefs TO the marshal
for Washington territory. II Is thought
tie vessels Niii be turned over 10 their
owners in few days under bonds, pend
ing the decision Ui the supreme court of
the United states in reference 10 the claim
OF the Alaska Commercial Company TO
monopoly Of privileges in Behring sea.
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An ELEyaToR ROBBED.
Minneapolis Grain Dealers steal
10000 Bushels of Wheat.

MfNNEAFQtIs. Min. sept. NV. q.
Hanlcy. CON Mission dealer. Of the brn 9f
Peterson 4 HHaley. was arrested about
Midnight on a warrant charging biln with
stealing laS.vu bushels Of wheat from the
Minneapolis Union elevator. II = sale
10 hAxr bcea discovered that 59,pD0 basheis
Of v heat have beea stolen By 0yerioa1ing
cars. Haoiey ha- been ID. - A0ek a Co.
cashier aud book keeper. They arc grain
dealers aud have suspended. large
amount - Ihcir paper having gone 10 pro-
tesf yesterday.
Others suspected Of eompiiei;y are weii-
knoara wheat nen, aud the announce
NEST Of ihe nslaes would cause q pro
fOuaa sensation. b. advice II nis atiof-
hey Banies refused 20 talk
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Nor A wHEKL STIRRING.


gHgrAeo. Scyi ea.-SeHx has come %
the surface faaS siace Wednesday morning
snof a wheei has TUNED under freight car
on the ghiengo division Of the Illinois
Central For tiie past six months eouduc-
tsirs aisa tgaxcfuen haYs bern complaining
that their , ~ Nas not g uai to isai Of ile
men on osher roads, and Wednesday mora
ing fhey ureslufed the case 10 the company,
- which u0 attention was paid and e.
crews struck This afternoon the road
Offers sogse concessions. bur the men re-
fused them and fhe STRIKE "a Sill on.
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sHERNAS's SPEECH CRITICISED


l.oSDcS. sept 1.-Ihe Hsraisg Posi-,
commenting up0D senator sherHans ;
speech in ccngress, says: 'Engilshmeu
will No; resist a del berate decision on sac
paIt Of Canada iose. either independence
OF union with tAe United states. The
Canadians do not need senator -Herman's
assurance tbst The United states viii
admit them. The fact that 80 able man
as senator sherman sh6u / coudesend 10
such device j. strange comment upon
tne political osnditioa 0f ais country. -
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WASHINGTON. seps. 20-CheSger Sett Der
Of san Francisco. formerly United States
commissioner for Alaska. has scnf TO the
house tuln "a istee GA merchant marine aud
asheriss. = Eica J. investigating the fur
seal fisheries ia Alaska, a letter. not for the
purpose ol pointing ous ans infrineemsnis
ou ihr pzrt oi tbs Alaska Commercial Com
Iany oi as contract sgitb The government.
tnf for Use purpose OF showing thai the
company uss = tne power y which that con
tract gtye~ - Il 10 faouopogixe the Whole
trade VI " essesa Alaska, opp-css the iu-
habliEpt. AID 10 retafa the development
OF The country He cites nuMtcr of IA
stances Ia pp5es Of his charge.
Mr.. dringyse. superintendent Of the
Alaska Company, denies the assertions Of
-schcr
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ANOTHER CITY STRICKEN.
Of jackson. siiss.. Fly
in Ierrar Ernrn Their nnnes

JACKSON. Mss. sept zo.-Thrcc an
misiakablr yellow fever eases developed
here to-day. Tbs panic OF issT was not
comrarahle u that now prevailing among
the citizens. The news oi Suspicious eases
uf fever did BOT get oaJ until o'clock ihis
afternoon. but hefore O'Clock hundreds
had left aawn by rail and other roads.
Mauy more arr preparing 10 leave.
The Two banks ia town paid ont over
- 90 each after banking hours this after
noon 10 their depo>itaFs n no were leaving,
MEMPHIS. sept. go.--Miri Johnson, presi-
dent OF the Mississippi board oi health, az
Jackson. Miss. officially notifies q. x.
Thornton. president oi the Memphis board
OF health, Of the presence Of three eases Of
Veifnvv fever Al Jack S8fi
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SULLIyAN'S SICKNESS.
Death Came Very Near Knocking
Him Ont.
His Phy sician Doesn't Throw Up
the Sponge siood Nursing
May save the Pugilist.

Bosfex. sept s.-At 2 o'cIoss to-day
Jean l.. SHl!iynns physician said he vas
worse II i said be is dangerously i'll
Yesterday al noon Ia had a chill, and II
was Thought he was dying.
BosTuS. Sept 2.-John L. Sulliyan's
physician reports 10 change in the coudi-
tiaii Of the champion. He thinks that by
cArefnl nurslng recovery Is possihle.
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Prince wilkes Defeats His TrottinE
Rival Patron

rHlLADKLFHis, sept so.--The great race
between tAV Esags IT the trytung turf
P1nee Hlikes aud Patron. came or az Bel
mont pasx toaay, sud sssuitesi Ia victory
for sIuaegiy's geisilag. he track vas af
least t44fec rraglzf3s STOW. wilkes won in
three straight besis. time. z-le, 1.le, ny
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NEW l0RN. Sept. Ar r. seymour,
who says be j. from chicago, ia daylight
to-day stale lSe Packages % money from
tNa banks, the aggreSaIe being Sli.7Oa
After be had fired three shots at tac osieer
who chased him be Was eaaebt and all tho
money save t4Ue Was reeoxerfil
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OREGON STATE rAIE RACES.
Rain spoils the sport-Kitty Lynch
Wins the frot.

SALEM, Sept. s4.--Hcavy lowering clouds
blow up this morning. aud az 10 o'clock
broke into rain which continued TO pour
deWn until tie races we're called At y. M.
lhe track was yef, heavy alii ,ligpsif
special run. single desb, one aud three
eighths Haiies,--pursc oi s41o-Rabb's ch. I.
susa Lewis, won, Bybee's ell. T. oeeanies
second. MaiiCck's ch. 81. Lady Duify third.
Bakers eh. I. Nevada, fourth; time. 81
Tratiiug. best three in uvc, 227 ciAsx--
special purse Of SO.
Mesner's b. m. Kitty Lynch 4 4
Barnes < a. d. X W g .
ktrkendall's b. m. Lady Maxim 81 .
Time, 2 ~ 1. @tsis 4ez,tt.
-. x ". bsus hi faFoFite before the hrst
heat, but - neh was hot faroFite after
wards. In the last seat Lady Maxim aud
j.. X. W. iouled On the back stretch. break
Ing the larIner'x suiky aud disabling her
A. the blame could not be iOcaied the
matter WAS compounded - giving =. X.
W, Acooud money aud allowing Lady Max
ira the distance.
Indications aoS arc for a pleasant day
tomorrow. The speed programme IL
hasaiCap run. mills aash, purse u 800.
tnigIrs, Eefcita. 10 pounds. Warfeak 100
pou48ds, i.Edy DRny. ii0 pounds broad
thurch, iN p0auds; k0ley Hoieg, ITO
pounds. special tEot, 2s3y class. purse OF
tA9 best ihres 10 hte; entries, Oieander.
Dntpa, Maud kuoN.
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A RIFLE GORDON.
How ST. Augustine Excludes
Yellow Fever.
rHE PLAGUE ENTERS JACKSON.
The Inhabitants Of Misslssipps's
Capital Flying In Hesdlenk Haste
from Their Hemes-Fifseen Deaths
at Jacksonville Fatal Cases az
Decatur. Ala. Intensity the Panic.

JACKSONVILLE. sept .N.-rf Augustine
Is happy cvcr : cleSa and healthy city
Everything except the mails via le pro
hstatcG from entering that city. aad inails
from jacksonville aud Gainesville vii not
be allowed IA 81 all
- Augustine Is surrounded by 49, armed
men.
FEFnlNe Iaao rFeflr.
NEw T0EK, sept se-Mayor Hewitt re-
ceivcd a dispatch from JAMES Il. Schu.
m4eheF, who : on the finance relief GEN.
mit1ee Of Jacksonville stating that the
committee were assisting MeCienny aud
He0desSonsiise. sui we're watching and
keeping 9dsised about other places that
may need assistance. The committee. be
sald, were Supplying food 70 i2oo Icoplc.
srNNFKDE Faos hEc4rUe.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, sept ae-TeB new
eases oi yellow feecT were reported de-
reinpet today a. tfeeataF- Asa- A siaia-
pSde froHi that city Is IA f.fosress.
The news If the Sprtaeilug uf ycllow
fever 81 pccssur. Ala. i caacgme1. There
j. grsst excitement There. People are
neeiug aud stores closing nP.
EEsUGgx pges Al LOUISVILLE
LoufsvlLLE, sept. -l.-Mescs Newbcrges
arrived herc vita his family frem hcca-
tar. Ala. Tuesday afternoon and died Of
yellow fcy,F yesterday meraiug The fam.
lis were st once removed 10 al Isolated
cottage uatsice the city and the riOthlBg
ans. bedding Werc destroyed
F.FTEES DEATHS At JACKSONVILLE.
JAcKsaNSILLk, sept - --0uc hundred
and itifiF nga cases we're reported today
"a the baaf.i ii I. sith. making a total 70
date Of Ia. Deaths reported 80 day nuln-
ncrod l.. making u total OF ~.
teUR OF ISsFgCTt0N.
JACKSONVILLE, sept. So.--br. julius Wise
hiss b.en ord, rrsi t0 max. sn Investigation
al MelibSrn aud fsruanGins as % the re
ported yellow fescr N those towns.
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A MYSTERIOUS coNcLsyE.


g-Hsgse4. sept. . The grievance coEa-
fniffre s.l f1e fr0fheFhegt q lgcometlfe
EarlncsrS, IN sse1e. session ~ ibis city ier
rse ;sass tis8 ~ tarse days. have eug5ciuce1
fhesr sagstEfioas business Al eif1fis u
get a. the aafsrs 81 iiae t1siness "a hen9
sggs4 fi;file. mem l-sFs declining 70 affirm gr
deny rrsfarrs e9uerrai1g thsiE deilbeTa-
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WASHINGTON. sept 2e.-The navy de
Iartmeai Eas been informed thar one Of
TIE intermediate cylinders designed Tor
The cruiser baltimore has been found to be
cracked ana VIII have to be replaced. II
Was maae for The Cramps by tne south
wark foundry. Philadelphia. This viii
probably not delay the completion OF the
vessel and viii have 10 effect upon the
launching, which takes place next satur-
Gay
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ME- YanE sept 9--Tas Gay aad the
frrrx wesa good fof the 0tan1 tircuir
fsfs-s sf tie issf Sold tsack
yfsIinZ, IL fiass--sssa1 rinlta Wons
Lurise's faby s1eUfl9. 4 lara iAltd. W. ~
fsuFlh aexg iiEae, z.-sl
Faasar. SIS fiass-- Roy Wilkes Hol.
Al.ea Nasu seeuHa. "a Anuea tnirds
Cltler Eeiis fgnffa t-ss time. xlf'4.
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Another Yessrl orlrred io samoa.

wAsHlNGIuS. Sept. 2a.-Rcar Admiral
Kim berley, commanding the Pacific sia-
iign, feiesl aphz 70 thu secretary of the
navy froal san Francisco that he has sent
wcTd 10 tie commander OF the United
states siip az Csilao to proceed at once 10
SAMOA for lne PsoteeiSoli OF American in
-
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Public Hearing on the rariff.

MAsHlSGToS. Sept a0--The tariff sub
committee Of tie senate viii. u morrow
or Hext day, begin bearing on the sugar
schedule. Tor which purpose parties In In
terssj have been Subpenaed- The hearing
Will be publie.
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EEz 1uaE, ~. Sat lafe Boar -
3 al.t fhe Eif5& Laser PARTY cgzfefssaa
- - gees 4as fa4saWtag EEs a8pFsss3-
H. s. lAss ~ dominate .z.st eFase
tseEt-. tScerf SaF @eFcrr0-. Yer ssat fse
.aeu-s.s far rss l3lEte - Ehe VaffF ftzs Is
s5Ect - e,iarsi r.faTEz- Aosz4za-
fseEss wHfe fhsss Esti3a
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HE LIVED ro sxE A VICTORY.
serious Accident to rardee Butler.
The a Ahal4ffaufsf

ps~5, it,tlr 49, s..ss.s, Il -.,-, s.',,.
horse and received probably fatal iu-
iaslcS huileF became famous owing 10
the indiga.tles hr4ped on him hy pro-
slavery lscgple he WAS tarrcd and
sczshcrsd Sua srnt Siiosf On a trail rafl on
the Missouri river His fame was NATIONAL.
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u hours, Tor oregon ami Washington terri
tory falf weather ia southeastern Or
pEuu. rain elsewhere; sQuihNasfcrly winds.
brisk 90 bigh on the Immediate ceasts
tffaufar
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Tagbow. -efa saAf the Manehester
nliann 1sretiHg tae CsDeHsisf Sufrry
asuairag plate ass son 81 Quasteg
gasaghAus. satg4d Hampi0a Iss.iy
BEeEiss's egii fAiszi- ttne h9tu t@tsio-
ni..,1 at.sit sad aassern saeefl1g. the AR
s44F~ aaaalcag Fssata a4s Wel ~ Aosifns
Bnrol3re sees08, TasaEiy f4tiikMutiss
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