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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28

vsneins ooc over ths opening ana efusina
at the top, Hogs at the yards came ia very
poor IN quality and small in numbers. and
shorts ran the price of pork up in their eff.
forts to cover. Lard and ribs were aIsc
strong, but much less active.
Closing prices-Wheat: August 9Oc. Sep
tember S03sc, October 9Oasc, NAV a5sc
Corn: August. September and October
44lsc, May 391sc. Oats: August 25c, Sep
tember 241sc, October 24ss@241Sc, MAY
2sss. Pork: August and September
$l4 ~, October $l4 35. Lard: August
and September 50 IS, October SO 32H,
Short ribs: August and September 50 As.
October 50 Az.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28

Professor Krebs, Of Milan, Italy, the dis
coverer Of new cure for consumption, has
offered to cure, free of charge, any physi-
clans or members Of physicians family
who may be afflicted with the disease and
who will come to Milan for treatment.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28

Mr.. Blaine is engaged In pulverizing the
democratic party. His Lewiston (Maine)
speech was another vigorous blow.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28

ST. LOUIS, August 2s.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat firm; August 94Ac,
September 9Ss<c, October 9O3tc. Corn
lower; August 40Hc, September 4O9sc, Oc-
tober 40kc. Oats firm; September 241Ic::
Butter and eggs steady and unchanged
Lard: prime steam 9(d9.15c. Pork: stand
ard mess $l4 50@14 IS. Dressed meat:
shoulders &c, longs Sc, short clear 914c.
Bacon: boxed shoulders SIC. longs 935@
93kc
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 2s.-Provisions:
Market steady for bacon and smoked
meats with fair inquiry. Pork: Jobbing
to fair trade and lard wanted. Pork :
regular $l4 50(al4 75, family SIG 5OalG IS.
Lard: kettle dried 9H@91lc Hogs steady
and higher on best grades. Receipts si5
head; shipments $50; common S. Ood5 65.
fair to good light S. s5ta6 25, do packing
S 10(S6 50, select butchers So 35Cd6 As.
Cattle active and steady. Receipts S93 head
shipments l6i commons:s2 0Ota2 so, me-
dium So 00@3 IS, fair to good shipping
81 25@5 80, good to choice "a OOG4 so.
Whisky: Sales of lis barrels Of finished
goods on the basis of ia per gallon for
high wines
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28

WASHINGTON, August 2s-Reports re-
ceived at the Marine Hospital Bureau from
Jacksonville, Florida, show that there are
| now under treatment sixty-four cases. The
| total number of cases to date is one hum
dred. DIR. Neal Mitchell, at jacksonville
telegraphs that he received a refuge from
Camp Perry, Sunday night, and that many
people in Jacksonville desire to go to the
camp. DR.. Hamilton says that the report
that no one is allowed to leave Jacksonville
| is incorrect. He said that a special train
has been chartered by the Marine Hospital
Bureau to run daily between jacksonville
and Camp Perry, in order to allow all per-
sons desiring to leave Jacksonville to take
| that route. He said that the railroad COM
panies are having extreme difficulty in rum
ming trains owing to the conflicting local
health regulations which prevent them
stopping when they carry passengers. This,
| he added, necessitated the government tax
ing part of the work.
Reports show that seven refugees were
received at Camp Pc Friday, and twen-
| ty-eight Saturday Ola case of yellow fever
arrived at the camp frr-r Jacksonville Sat
urday and was re'--~-a to that city the
next day.
Mayor Lester, or ..<aunah, telegraphs
that he is informed that Fernandina has q
case of yellow fever. and asks that Fernan-
dina be inspected. DIR. Hamilton telegraph
ed in reply, authorizing him to send COM
petent inspector to Fernandina at the eX-
pense of the Marine Hospital Bureau.
The situation No Better.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 2S.-The lit
tie yellow flies are getting uncomfortably
numerous and close to our representatives
office. Considerable excitement was caused
by the report that S. f. & w. railway had
withdrawn all its trains. No passengers
are carried on the morning train. which
| consists of mail car only, but the Gev-
ernment has now taken in charge a special
train to run between Camp Boulogne and
| this city, one train each way daily. The
refugees from here will have to go TO the
camp and remain there ten days before be-
ing permitted TO go North. This has been
done on account of the Way Cross authori-
ties, who threaten to stop the trains entirely
if they run into this city. By this means
people can still go North, though the quar-
antine camp has as many terrors for most
people as this city. The situation seems no
better, and the flies seem to increase very
fast. All seem mild, though. but appre-
hension is not felt lest it turn into malig-
nant type.
The special health train will be run by
the Government from here to camp, daily.
1t is said that the United States authorities
have sent word that all buildings de-
stroyed will be paid for by the National
Government. Good news and cheering if
true.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28

Governor Ames. of Massachusetts,, lost
thirty-two pounds during his recent illness.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 2S.-Cattle stronger;
beeves 81 00G6 50, steers S3 60G6 10,
stockers and feeders 81 10@3 80, cows, bulls
and mixed 81 50d3 90, Texans 81 OOta3 rs,
western rangers 81 50td4 80. Hogs active
and firm, mixed 5 s0a6 40, heavy S. 95@
8 so, light s. 9o@s 40, skips 81 1O@5 so.
Sheep slow and weaker; natives 81 50(d4 IS,
western shorn So 25td3 S5 Texans shorn
81 1898 GU. lambs s. 1906 l214. Receipts:
Cattle 1000 head, hogs 5000. sheep 5000;
shipments: cattle 2,O00 head, hogs 1000,
sheen OO0
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28

New YORK, August 2s-Flour closed
steady; fine 81 30@S 90, superfine 81 65@
3 IS, Minnesota extra $3 0Oa5 so, City Mill
extra 81 SOte5 90 for West Indies; Southern
dull but steady; common to fair extra
So OOG4 co. Wheat: options slightly
lower; spot lots steady; spot sales No. 1
red state 81 OI, No. do 81 90. No. 8 red
winter 93c and No. 4 do CSC, No. red win
ter September $3.50, October 99c, December
81 CO.'S. Corn: options dull; spot lots
steady; spot sales No. 2mixed 53L@53s<c,
and ungraded mixed 52A653L, No. 2
mixed September 53c, October 53l<c, De
cember Sic. Oats: options steady; spot
lots slightly higher and firm; spot sales No.
white 401ac, No. do 37Ic, No. 2 mixed
331S@33Ac. rejected mixed 26Hc. Rye
and barley dull. Pork dull; one year old
mess SIS 25915 IS. Lard nominal; Sep
tenber So 50Sg9 SIS, October 50 3O69 35
Sugar: raw dull; fair refining 5-l6c, 96-test
centrifugal 6Ac; refined moderately active
and steady; cutloaf and crushed SIC, cubes
and powdered 7Ac, granulated 71zc, mould
A 75sc, confectionery A 1907 7-16c, coffee
A standard 1907 3-16c, coffee off A 6NQ
SIC, white extra C 6sf@6 l1-16c, extra {
63s(d6 9:16c, G 61s@6ac. yellow 6. Butter
quiet; Eastern creamery 20922c, Western
19@2lc. Cheese steady; factory New York
chadder sH@sAc, Western fiat 71z@Sc.
Eggs steady; fresh eastern firsts lS@ls1zc,
Canadian firsts 17%@lsc, Western frsts
l1l5(dISc.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28

Ivory Starch, o little warm water. . Titles
arch, quick, economical. beautiful. 0rooers.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 2s-The markets yester-
day were generally steady. Receipts of
wheat were l69 cars
Corn opened ssc lower and sold within
Nc range, closing ss to &c lower than Sat
urday. The weakness was due to an in
crease of local stocks and free offerings.
Receipts 464 cars 10, 200 bushels by canal.
Oats were easier, in sympathy with corn
Rcceipts LAG cars. Pork was strong. ad-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-08-28
REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICKET.

For Sheriff.
A. j. BAKER.
For Tressurer,;'
GEORGE W. C0LLETT.
or Prosecuting Attorney.
CHASE STEWART.
For County Commissioner.
r. N. ELDER.
For Infirmary Director,
JAMES BUFORD.
For County Surveyor.
WILLIAM SHARON.
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REPUBLICAN
STATE TICK EFT,

For Congress-Eighth Ohio.District,
ROBERT P. KENNEDY, Of Logan.
For Judge OF Common Pleas Court-tSecone
Judicial District)
HORACE L. SMITH, of Greene.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
sNoHoMIsH NOTES.

sS0HoNIsH, Dec. 4-Tbe train men OF
the Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern railroad
had Jolly Thanksgiving dinner At H. Han
sous, ON the road cue mile south Of town
There are at present ~ new buildings
under way.
The new hose cart for engine company
No, l arrived On the Muusoe Thursday
evening.
w. Z. Eiwell Of Port Gamble has been
visiting relatives at this place this week.
Mrs George Blacknan returned from Sc
attic Thursday.
The construction train Is rapidly hauling
stone from Gilman Tor the railroad bridge
Mrs. A. Proctor aud two daughters, Miss
cs Nellie and Hattie, arrived in this city
last week. They are the neither and sis
tiers of g. Il. Proctor the fcrryma1
The funeral Of James England, who died
suddenly of apOplcxy Friday afternoon,
took place at the residence Of the deeea scd
on sunday m@ruiug Rev. b. +. Brooks OF.
hCiating Friends and relatives of the
family we're present. aud assisted In the
last sad rites. The paIlbearers were =. &.
Ferguson. Clark Ferguson. &. = Paul, G..
H. Bakeman, r Klwel aud W = Clay.
The choir rendered Asleep in Jesus" aud
Jesus, Lover OF Ny soul. after which The
procession start 90 the cemetery.
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S4H Francisco trh rauETrs
south Carolina east tS.Sg5 woes for
Cleveland and 1850 for Harrison
making q total vote o. .p.6-5. being II p
p y les th su it Wa, in lisa.
California ga L a total vote of al,ost
. 0N,u. utln- nearly Si.OoO uore than
in i-St
And y,t with a5i tai. DISPARITY in the
vote. south Daraun. has seven mem
orrs oi e.nrre.~ and California bst
-sE. ~oura Carolina has 4 reure.enta-
i've .ur tVtrA d 5u vote. while Ne
have tr .v c.0trn; ul;h oue for every
% san
There aTe i0a uIys ~ accounting
,"- th.. g. msTEehe state ot thiucS,
ana Iue Disparity r> due ju part 70
each Tie Csu~.ts oi l>Sn gave the
SO .t4 uars population than >hr rg4l-
lv al. sat iIr4c pTuI ortion af
tHe population b. TrsytuGc from yot-
ilH
lt has a,e1 isI svej tc- q long time
ihat be- t.-g, u, is>I WAS uot fairly
tasea fn iar ~Iltl. and every election
t'4 sv.r. rn-.u. r...Da 90. voters since
thTt t.Hv Ha -rnc 'aT to confirm that
Hp is.. tI.-.ra> 5- h .reau wa, con
t..-I.. SD .ar .- tie artua5 yH.urt WAS
yoar.rfrH. Hy .u..I 81 p-7lateg. eat-.
g s.u -is.o Hr..t. s.lN asuli.r It> own
eeE il.,r.. l-y.e N4- rscry tenn
tt...H Co ,.. S-r.4 a 3. population 81
the ~oat .v.n -.ats.. ANA every upao--
H.t.' -ss.. iar.c 81 .tte Gaaht but
tat tue 30 az %. population were
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nELLrxenAM cay NEWS.
Tacoma striving for Trads-Fifty
EnIidInra T-nder Construction.

TACOMA HtrlFibE fHF AfAb5 IVY
Buildings Under Construction
wH4rs4sa, Dec. NJ essrs. IAsAbee boo,
Of Grand FORKS, Dakota, inferessed with
Nelson Bennett here. bare heea boxing
over Beiliugham bay ard Lake VIVA com
water power foF few dsJs, with BaslaeeF
Donovan.
Mr.. Allsa c. Mason. Of Tacoma, one u
the persons interested in the pfisei u
build q steamer TO ply between this city
and TscDrna. has been here looking The
field over Mr. Mason says the company
nov has 5000 raised 10 push this enter
prise. aud fhe boat Wili b. built ~ Tacoma
and pui On the water early IN the 80 nnser-
a great many people from tue East are
looking over our bay. Every boat brings
men witn energy aud money who invest
aud swell our city ID numbers and 1usi-
mess volume.
People generally are beginning 20 realize
that large city Is - be built GA Beiing-
ham hafh9r. aud the - Be~ buildings Ia
course u erection give some foundation
for that belief
The people 81 Belllngham Bay are grow
ing exceedingly tired Of The slow and In
adequate mail service BAT feen THIS place
and seattic, as now performed o. the
steamer Idaho, Of the . X. Z. y. Go. The
volume Of hBAlnes. on this route sHstihes
q daily msi3. but II that eauuDt BE- secured
q Gcccut tfl-weekly service should DC
granted AZ least TIE old Idaho is slower
now aud arrives later ia the night than
ever before. rendering return mall reptiles
impossible. with the change 81 political
administration soon 10 come we hope for
q better mail service, II not daily boat
The steamer Hnssalo when nu this route
made much better time. and we regret that
the Ia Conner grain igade is regarded OF
more Importance by her owners aud mail
contractors than the necessities Of the
mall euF.stff4
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TRADE AND FINANCE.

rEATTLE- Dec D
The gzry ?. Periey landed lIs5 ssess Of
cars from Samish a. B4xter,s wharf so-ssF-
Ess. declined Z cent IN to-s-sy's FzSrksi
and sc n0E aasfe re per dozea- Fouitry
= scare, sa3 there Il . feeling on the pxrt
q aagdsrs 20 retain until Christmas. a.
though higher prices are offered thsn dug
inz ThAaksgi FiBg Week- there - az
abundant supply o. aouDAer. perea. grsy
eo,l and sole On hAHd. bat salmon i Tery
seesee. The frnft market IS haze Of c5o4es
varieties saa business = confined TO local
ASSIGNMENTS.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE re-
CEIFTs-DnaiuK the lat = hours the
Nero ss4adise aud produce receipts Al this
p8rs have BEEN As follows Puget souHd
-1oEe road 81 tons, Columbia q Puget
ssar5.i - lrusd - tons seattle Lake Shore
q Eastern railway 70 tons MERCHANDISE and
81 tons bfick, iaEsb Der, wood, coal, etc.
saenmers-E difh - tons. Clara Brown i !
tons. Auanle tons. Henry Bailey 81 tons,
Mar r Ferley = tons. Total receipts.
sos35 Ions Among the receipts we're ii5
sscka gsts. 10 sacks sAit. = bbss canned
berries. - tubs. 20 arklns aud - crates but
ter. 10 case. eggs. % boxes cheese, Is eases
mincs meat. ] sack ducks. 2 SACKS oysters,
box poultry, 40 eases lard. so eases coal
Oh. q bales bay, II b4s hides, s. bead cat
tie. 41to0 feet lumber.
SHIPNESIS-D griuT the last - hours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
ffuu seattle 10 tEe surrounding country e.
follows. Puget sound shore road - tons
Columbia aud PuEef sound railroad II
tons. 1esifie. Lake shore aud Eastern rail-
8sy = tons merchandise ana - tons lEn-
Der SieameTs-QIiBcY z tens, Glide 2
tons. Anderson los tone. Edith ten, Nun
roe s tons. Giaru Brown - tgDE, Augusta
! tons. M0antsiHcer ton. Left Erickson
~ tons. success tons, Premier 1854 tons.
Total shipments, t8-sz tons
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Battle in Spokane News
paper Office.
wALLA wALLA CRIMINALS.
Tacoma Council Meeting Industrial
Progress on the shores OF
BeIiinghsm Bay.

sroKAsE FALLs, Dec. 5.--This morning
about gci0ek Judge Thomas Cation Of
sprague, W. T. Thompson, 5f., % DaFen-
port, and r. c. Lee entered the Egeata2
ChroHfcie Office sBd inquired Of the editor
4if man b. the name Of knight va
tbereg" at the same time handing w. r.
Knight, editor 81 the CAygaieis. copy Of
yesterday evenings paper. calling alton
lion 10 an Item In Il ia which Thompson .
name was linked IN connection with the
wife Of Frank Gray. editor Of the Lhae9ia
County 7ines.
While knight WIS reading the Item IN
question, judge Cation, father Of Mrs. Gray,
struck at knight with black ebony cane.
smashing II over bis head. the other tao
men then jumped on knight, and before
the printers ~ an adjoining room could
come 80 bis rescue suceeeaed In iunicting
painful injuries. In the melee the Oillce
furniture was broken up and scene Of
great excitement eBsued. which was par
ticipafed 10 BY the whole force 81 the
C1.f0Htcle Office and their nssailsnts.
a half hour after the frst encounter the
beIligerenfs returned 70 the CAFpHisir Office
aud renewed the battle, but were badly
worgfed.
The article In the Chronicle stated tat
Frank Gray. editor Of the Lfac0ia County
Tfpes, had IN seriously disappeared on nf-
count Of family troubles brought about bg
Gray's wife being too friendly with W. =.
Thompson, Jr.. n printer employed IN that
Office.
Warrants were sworn ont for the parties
this evening when they were promptly ar.
rested.
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SEW YORK NEECHASDIsE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dee. 5.-Hops-weak and
duh.
Coffee--Options opened steady; sales
$4,000 bags, including Dec. SIS 50dl6 Jan,
$i5 Sfgls 20; Feb. SO l0Gl6 30; March.
$40 ieai6 -, ApriL SO 35idls 50. Spot Rio
strong but less active. fair cargoes, I7ISc
ougnr-Raw, strong; refined strong; Off
A, CSC.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, s. 72i5.
Tin-Lower Straits, 81 -.
bar silver % &C.
Petroleum opened steady az s6l5c, but
after the FIRST sales became duh aud heavy
aud sagged of TO S5c slight rally then
trading aud the market closed dan at 81 Sc
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Wheat-Closed weak /;
cash, 81 0li !. jan. 81 o534; May 81 Il II Is
Corn-Ea,ier: cash, Sic: Jan, 3Jssc
May, 81 ~ l6c.
oats-sieady: cash. 2J'4c; Jan. 2Gl Sc;
Bhricy-Nn trading.
Pork steady; casa, 3l3 82t Jan. ,sl3 ~ :.
Mag 81 ~.
Lard-sleady; cash s. l2ls; Jan. 81 S.;
May, s. "a GS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NARKEr.
CHICAGO, Dee. -Cattle--Receipts II goo:
81 $500 80 Steers. s. g0Gi 80; siockers aud
feeders, 81 sVN3: Texas s. $50 $; West
eEu rangers. IS 59ai
HoEs-keccip's. 1000. weak and lower.
iniNsd, sse' -: hcsyy, s. leG5 -. light,
g. i0aj 20
sheep Receipts, 5000; stronger: natives.
: tf-t lns Westerns, s. aet+} %
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las relieved thousands Ct cases Of lIcrc1-
nal Poisoning, rheumatism and Stiffness q.
tho Joints.
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oyerrun by Criminals- Railroad Sur
veys-stul Flowing.

WALiA WALLA. Dee. 5.--This afternoon
Jussice Whitman, rs the result Of the pre-,
hninary examination Of Gordon Cooper
charged with the murder Of Thomas Davis
eoinsiisted him without bail 10 await the
action OF the grand jary next May Detect
ives believe the principal Ia The Davis klii
lug to ke Tug wilson. an tx-euuViCt Not
wlthsiandHg his recent release from tire
penttentury, pcnullrss. and his known OBJ
lection 10 work, hc displayed $50 In gold Ca
woman ol the town CA the night uf the
murder. Davis is supposed 80 have had
$40 when killed wilson left here "a isy or
two thereafter aud has been traced Ia The
Dalles, where he was sunday 'aS. Wilson
II desperate character lie told tho peni.
tertiary officials when leaving the insiitn.
tion that he proposed 10 obj.,Iu Il living
without work.
This morning John leach. John Wills
and ". w Harness were arrts cd for knock
sng down aud robbiug J. H. willis uur
town is swarmins with tough characters
who hesitate AT nothing 81 obtain money
The o, & ". I. surveyors have completed
q preliminary survey % the lue frosn the
end of the Eureka Flat branch 20 ucauEa
CITY, on snake river. also the liUa from
here 20 waitshurg Thvy will continue the
survey to Dayton
The weather Is very fogKy. keeping asay
fresi aud enabling farmers 10 pinW ia fan
force. The wheat crop never looked
better.
The registered mail pouch issue FROM
thls possaiilcr VIII begin December 10.
The annual charity bali is unN ia fail
swing In The opera house AL the xyAit
able spsce Is occupied The muac /, by
the full Second Cavalry band. Tbcrc art
nAny handsolne TOILETS, some exquisite.
Thomas rieruey. an old plaaerf. QUE oI
the beat known mcn ga tbV cea,t. ls so il
with pneumonia al The hospital shat hi,
secpVtrN Is doubtful q.
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g tregisiered) IL as coupons .l0S
d coupons .....-.I2s' Pacific 6's. lis
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oLYMriA NEWS.


Personal and s.cbernl.
OLYMPIA. Dee A-ln The disfeirt court
YESTERDAY. john Stsiaat aud lsa.ler, Eal.rrt.
both natives II Germany ve-c admitted
~ full citizenship
A decree OF ,iiyorcc was granted Ia the
Ease Of Ida MrC}aip vs.. Angus MVClkfa.
who Is now ia the CouDiy isa here under
sentence Of death, The grounds briag tho
souviction OF defendant 90 tsiou,.
Ia the case Of the United state, -.
Joseph Cashmau. 81 a. The sail,iNeglon OF
Judgment WAS acknoW lodged
Frank J. Parker, poutiChusry comm 5.
slaner. filed application fer mkudAmus
against j. NJ, Murphy, territorial auditor.
aud the alternative writ was made return
able Dec. 10
Judgment was granted a. prayed iaF tn
the case OF George Weymouth ~ Wade
O. Rex.
The case Of Aldridre. Hey IS Brewer "a
J. A Silshy was decided in favor Os the
plaintiffs
Geo W. Msnyills was Indicted hy the
grand iary for disturbing S0x5eiy, and
his ease eas set Cor rhersaay.
Marx Grsyson VAS appointed an add
tonal balhf
MOTIFS
The street camu,issiJner is cmRlovei 20
DAY with = force ~ men r}Vsuirs MatR
street. which Tor some weeks has b,ca q a
deplorable cundiu0n. Its hoped the im
pFovcmcnt may continue - the hack
s.TveIS
Mrs, Estciia Ncrcoc has. spuiicd fos let
ters OF admia stratian tn tlc estate 90!
k,ixabe;h riHAh. decreased TIE estate is
located on Rocky prairie
Hon. John Y ostrsuacy ~ seattle is tas
rress Of Ais la2heT, y, y. Osisaaaes Ia tsls
city.
Capt. pelsuty Of the Port Discovery
mills IS Ia the city TODAY
Ir. 5. q. SIMPSON. president II the u.
u. X, 4 G. V, Railroad Co., IS ia the csly.
CORPORATIONS FoRxEn-
TIE following corporations have died
articles with SECRETARY Owiags,
Seattle Ice and keifigersgiaz ConpSnys
capital stock si0e0o. trustees W b, hush
neli Of New York. X. A. Stroat AID " A.
fsieH Of seattle. It's ohiecIs are 90 u ana
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faetsre, bay. sell aud operate Ice machines
and refriEeraf5ug apyss3tua ars 70 "a s1sa
fscfgrr. buy. sell aud deal 10 Artificial lee
The Sor1a west American TfEsst Con E,ss1y
Of TscBma; capital stock ~ GO trustees
AIisers Hhyts. John y Ahyte ash L L
stiles. Its objects are 70 act A. the scent
OF Third parties 10 tsakiag iuEestrsenis and
70 earry on a general res estate business
be Seatfle Medical ans surgical fasti-
;rie. capftAl stock sz0,g9a. Trustees. w. r.
Priadle ao6 p. 4. Noble. Itt objects are 10
carry on The business and ps0feSs4Sa u
soliciting. tr<Aiiag ard caring chronic,
nervous. special add sHs gicAi diseases, Gud
performing ali surgical oDs rsts0ns
The Vancouver Balldinz and Loan Asag-
citation. capital stock 1870. trustees. L.
b. Ciough, Geo e. HifeheDek. IS. z. Crsw-
ford. !. A. Aetisoa. Flask ) Marshall, A.
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Union Of Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
PORT sLAKFLEY WEATHER.

Following is the official record Of the
weather AZ Port Blakeley during Novcm.
Der, as taken hy Nr. K N uoskiusou. the
official observer. For the benefit " new.
eamcfs aas eastern tFs tmay b. stated
that There Is NO signal vac, Ia seattle. aud
that Fort blskcley = only nine miles dis
taut from This ,iiy so that the record Of
one place Is practically the record for The
the other