davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
WIESCl
z Polskiej %Ujczyzny.

z Polskiej Ujczyzny.
Ziemie POlskie pod zabO-
rem msOskiewslKim.
Pan Jozef Kowalski z Lubel-
skiego otrzyma} ma uniwcrsy tecie
w Getyndze stopieh doktora flo
zofii "a rozprawe p. t. ,,Badania
mad wytrzyma}oscia cia} PREY roz-
nych temperaturach.
Polska moneta zdawkowa, tax
wv. npiatki" i ,,dziesiatki" ma bye
stopniowo wycofana z obiegu. Pts
ma rosyjskie, komentujac to roz-
porzadzenie, przytaczaja jake jego
motyw te okolicznost, re moneta
ia by}a bardzo obfcie podrabiana
a przez MISUNDERSTANDING uzycie
zniszczy}a sic i zatar}a.
Sprzcda& Ksiegosbioru. Pred
miesiacem, jak donosi nKur.
Warsz.", spadkobiercy pc S. p
Ignacym Wolsl5im, b. marsza1ku
szlachty guberni mihskiej, spree
dali %pozosta}y ksiegozbidr, W licz-
bic oko}o 5000 tom6w "a 900 rs.
Nabywca by} jeden z handlarzy
ksiazek.
PomnM Ola Krassewskiego. w
ostatnim numerze ,,K4os6w' znaj-
dujemy projekt pomnika ola Kra-
szewskiego, majacego stanac W
kosciele sw. Krzyza W Warszawie.
Pomnik ten LEGACY wysokosci
1okci 6, a szerokosci }okci 8, be-
die wykonany W czesci architek-
to niczej z czarnego marmuru, a
fgury i ornamentu ma mice bron-
zowe. Autorem projektu jest p,
Kryhski. Koszt pomnika ma wy.
nosiG rs. 1000, ogd}eln wp}y.
ne}o dotychczas ma ten Gel RS. 1853
Me nalezy watpit, re b@aAujaca
xwota wkr6tce z}ozona %zostan1e
Sprawa pomnika zajmuje sic re-
daktdr ,K}osdw" p. Adam Piet.
kiawicz (P}ug), ma imie kt6rege
sk}adki przesy}ane bye NIGGA.
Odmo,pa PIP. Leon Bogdano-
wicz jake wydawca. j Wincent1
David jake kandydat ma redakto
"a, wn1esli podanie do g}6wneg'
wydzia}u prasy 0 udzielenie in
koncesyi ma wydawanie W Lubli'
ME pisma p. t. ,,Kuryer lubelski'
Ma podanie to otrzymali odpowied
odmowna.
Jak donoszq pisma warszawskie
W dyecezyi lubclskiel ks. f
K a ca, wskutek rozporzadzeni
neutrality-suspicious., usuniety EOS
tai cd administracyi parafi Du
bienka pod Hrubieszowem i pre-
niesiony ma posade wikaryusza
Be}zycach pod Lublinem.
Koscio1y %paraJfalne katolickit
~zw'aszcza ma Litwie, stercz$ rude
=, q licz2 p%arafan nieraz ma XII
, tysiecy dusz. Rad, kt6ry CLOS
pe}en tolerancyi, nietylk
- ~aje grosza ma ich reperacy'
ale navel "a pienladze parafia
ME pozwala naprawiac, q tymcz;
sem VA cerkwie w Krolestwie
ma Litwie juz wyasygnowa} Una
CINE bardzo kwoty a i teraz zq
dana kwote udzieli, chot zw}aszcz
w Kr6lestwie w miejscowosciacl
gdzie stawiaja wspania}e cerkwi
czasami 40 prawos}awnych dol
czyG sic ME MONA.
PfACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
Kolej Burlington
PLAN JAIDY
Ma STACY WINONA.

MA SlACll WlNUNA.
Trains Arr1ve.
From Chicago, daily exc. Sun. mas am
and St. Louis, Daily sos am
From Minneapolis and St. Paul, daily exc. Sun. ,9.4s am
daily 1870 pm
Trains Depart.
For Chicago, daily exc. Sun. ,o.ss am
and St. Louis. Daily o.ao pm
For St. Paul and Minneapolis, daily exc. Sun. 1885 am
For rates, tickets. etc, apply to
j. r. Hawley agent.
Bagaze zabezpieczaja sic cze-
kaml az do miejsca przeznaczenia
Ma wszystkich pociagach po-
%spiesznych znajduja sic kary obia-
dove i sypialne systemu Pullman.
Tykiety ok6lnikowe Throught
tickets) do wszystkich punkt6w
W Stanach Zjednoczonych i Kama.
dy SO do nabycia W Winonie.
Tykiety sprzedaie:
Agent H. r. Hauley W Winona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
III.
Szlask.

Odpust sw. Jacka w dniu ]6
sierpnia sciagna} mn6stwo wierne-
60 ludu do Wielkiego Kamienia.
Ziowskowie nasi i patronowie:
sw. Jacek, b}ogos}awiony Czes}aw,
brat jego, i b}ogos}awiona Bro
nis}awa narodzlli sic Wlelkim
Kamleniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

Yves Moche1ek, W powiccie i
nowroc}awskim, pod stacy2 I}ot-
nikami, naby} cd pana Guderjana
pan Franciszek Dabski, dawniej z
Konar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

Kr6lewska Huta. w tych dniach
obchodzi4 kowal Franciszek Gorol
soliciting %rocznice swego zatrudnie-
MIA ma kopalni krdlewskiej jake
kowal. Gorol W % roku zycia
swego wstapi} do roboty ma tel
kopalni i dotychczas jest zatrudnio-
ny w kuzni dzisiaj zwanej Ciesli-
ka. Jubilat cieszy sic %jeszcze do
brem zdrowiem, a jak powiada,
to z jego p%ierwszych wsp6}pracow-
nik6w juz ami jeden ME zyje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

+ Sp. Ignacy ssotecki, nauczy-
ciel PREY progimnazyum w Skwie-
rzyn!e, zmar4y TAME pred kilku
dniami, pad}, jak SIG zdaje, ofiara
zami}owauia nauki. II zami}owa-
MEM BOWEN oddawa} sic, opr6cz
innych studydw, take botanice i
ola przekonania sic o nieszkodli-
wosci pewnego gatunku grzyba,
kaza} sobie kilka kawa1kow y ME
go %przyrzadzie i spozy} takowe.
Niebawem pokaza4y sic symptoma-
ia a spieszna pomoc lokarska le-
karska ME zdo}a}a go juz urato-
wac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

ch6d pred pa}ac J6zefa Myciel-
skiego, a jeden 2 cz}onk6w z}ozy}
mt w imieniu wszystkich podzie-
kowanie "a udzlelenie parku do
zabawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13
Sr0da. w Zielnikach zachoro-

Sroda. w Zielnikach zachoro-
ia rodzina komornika Kiszki
pc spozyciu grzybdw t%rujacych.
Kiszkowa, mimo pomocy lekar-
skiej, juz zmar}a, zyciu Kiszki "a
graza niebezpieczenstwo; dzleci kto-
re ma}e co z grzyb6w owych jad-
}y, leza chore, lie prawdopodobnie
uratowane zostana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

O$meciraie W dalszym ciaa-
gu uwieziono oko}o 80 os6b, "a
oszustwa i rabunek wykonywany
ma wedrowcach do Ameryki, mic
dry mimi restauratora Neumana,
ktoremu w}adza zabrB}a kase og-
niotrwa}a zelazna, a W niej cwierc
miliona horenow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

W Gqsnacie zosta} W dniu 10
sierpnia poblogos}awiony zwiazek
ma}zenski przez X. proboszcza Ke-
gla W asystencyi X. mansyonarza
Krzesihskiego Z B}aszynia, pomie-
dry panem Ignacem Srzydlewskim
4 Wojcina a parma Halina Mar
cinkowska z Sulejewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

Powiat w~qgromecki uchwali}
ma sejmiku powiatowym usypac
szose cd granicy powiatu chodzie-
skiego pod Lipnem przez Grabowo
do Go}ahczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

PoSnaM. = SERGE sic krajc, pat
rzac jak stale k%anonickie odwiec2-
ME polskich kapitu} obsadzane SO
kap}anami 4 obcych ~dyecrzyi, jak-
by srod naszych ksiez.y juz ME
byl odnych do piastowania ,eso
zaszczytu. swiezo dowiadnjcmN SIG,
re X: licency"t Jrdzik, pro-
boszcz 2 Olsztynka we Warm;i,
przysz}y regens rcmlmaryum dn-
%chownego l'"znanlu, otrzymaf
nominacya na k|on"niAa nictropo-
litalnego poznahskirgo.
ZAPlSlJClE sOBlE WIARUSAl
(Dokoilczenie ma stronic A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

w Europie ma sic ma ciezki
rok. Zniwo tam tax llcho wypadio,
ze beda musicli sprowadzac psze-
nice cd mas \ Ameryki. Proroku-
jp ztad, re bushel pszenicy u mas
zapiaci W roku 1889 caicgo dolara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

Auiadoyca poczty, Ignacy Ku-
blinski z Kostrzyna, prepaid bez
wiesci, cd dnia 25-go hpca.
Zabra} re soba 202S mr.. W got6w-
CO i list pieniezny re Schwedt do
hr. Mielzyhskiego Iwn,e adre-
sowany, W kt6rym by}o 521 m.
10 fen. Ia ujecie zbiega wyznaczo.
no nagrode $50 mr.. - Kublihski
mowi r6wnle dobrze pc niemiecku
jak i pc polsku i s}owa wymawis
z pospiechem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

Pocsynajq sic teraz jesiennie
Gwiczenia wojskowe prawie pc
wszystkich krajach W Europe, a W
takim czasie ME bywa wlelklch no.
win j spi wielka polityka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

Ginning: Starry i nowy Trzciel
po}aczone beda W jedne gmine
miejska pod nazwa nTrzciela" be-
dodatkow ,,Stary i nowy."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

DzierSaucom domen krolew-
skich Fussowi w Bolewicach j
Weisskopfowi W Mosciszkach ma
dano tytu}y ,,krolewskich oberamt.
man6w."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

W Poznaniu umar}a Jadwiga
Jozwiak, 2 domu Ratajczak, lat
SO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-13

W Domnikach W powiecie
wschowskim uderzy} piorun W "a
budowania gospodarza Kasperskie-
go i spali} stodo}e pe}na zboza,
przytem chlew 4 kilku sztukami
byd}a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
OUR HALInrT.
Atlantic Fishermen Migrating "a
the Pacific Northwest.

sAs Francisco. July ia special from
Boston says The scarcity If haliDut In
The Atlantic fishing grounds has empeiiei
fishermen to Ro 81 the Pacific Coast. Ez-
Mayer Robinson, OF GigHresier. and SaIn.
uel g. ftoai left that city yesterday for
seattle. W, r.. to loVk asef The situation
there relating ~ baiiiut. Capt solomon
Jacobs recently returned home from that
sicinity. where he has been fishing. He
gives most giowiI,s, account Of the posi-
liijfies 81 the Pacific fisheries. Capt
Jacobs has two Gloucester clipper
sehooncfs, the Meliie Adams and Edward
g. Webster. engaged In the North Pacific
fisheries. He easgat a trip of hslihrt and
shipped refrigerator carload fo New YORK.
and ether points, where they soid readily,
being pronounced fac neat.
Tac shore Of tar North Pacific teens
with this sish. aud IL isonly matter OF a
caspIe of days fishing 10 luai up vessel.
get lnto port and load right Into Tie car
alongsida The yiex and ship In all diree.
iIuns The Pacific does not belle it, name
Fisree storms aud loss of hie, - sad a fea
lure II Tie New England Fisheries, arr not
frequent there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11

TACOMA. yaly IA ssmsskshse esrsy't
= fepnssed to nfxhf " hare faxfn Pc.
- fh< renf&<1fznry On 4fsetft ssNaa-
IS'1~es f,sswns. one ~ the keeT<rss hassuz
k~~fn<re q Hsesiarpors 10 epnnsfnor ri.s
- lnxsifaftess- hss Fffepssr n3msss
TSr1sna nav him pes<, fnFy xenf mp 1870
{S1n 10xefler. ars4 vhsSs lac ssssness Mas
Gnrll{e1rd DeNn4 Told the prisoner fss Nsx
S11lT - rpsura. The is'res welkes Sos 2 y.
~ wharf egzBewhss IN adssae< HaI
80 there f8s8ped fnfS tfr Isf sol
11s,r1rsH ~ he was Sosae fizsAne< awa5
Ex,sr~ fsrsxs.s sffrrnSrrfs wast Hks up tie
$500 RELIED 10 yxsfssr - ss1f Dst ~ ~,
- 6lr5r hesf ~ bit cars Bnnas tssn
Tr.S 4 Ssse.iger and Ersd four sssoss After
K ES.. hsrf wffieuf Effect He then go
1S1a d arefsfnpxay him afsd fnn assn -
- whfrs ssssthes brat wss tseas ana
Vesi.as, ~. ~ sslls ttnas frfly . snlle iH
-. ivsd. ars1 rsxfsx Ia = nspnf&s Ise7r
- but oae pe5r ~ sars ~ TIE Fars.s ~
Eonf. sfyd - 04s<B ~ one i';an 50 asSsi w.
S1krf relieved hfm Tue prisoner vas
n1vfhx rgsssh. tB~srs5 9Fsrarss $50 sae ~
SSo'essinaz eIsss<s eesid BE watched from fse
Glelierogsu wharf Tor fully four rlfasss nfsr-
M Which, - lar ~ esisid q sss:s ,nsVs sss
~ eiAeses. tDsssu xsaafssisea hit 1903
P5Srr,tz.5 ard rsrsusfs fHatiy sisssrs ,as-1
nfesss,d tie isssnd, and tbs rssnsss = sits
known. yAzissn was 10 for sfangsifux'
and hid Arc morsihs yet 10 SIRE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
AN OLYMPIA PIONEER.
Sudden Death of Major George &
Efapkenship.

Ot.yMfiA, July 10 --tstnffe g Nanken
ship. an old resident Of this ef;y. died To
dAy rather suddenly During the fndisn
war ~ iSs he held the rank OF mslor ia
Washington Territory NolnaircTs and Was
sheriff % fhsrston county IL ISIS Do
eeascd was ~ years old. and leaves a
widow and TIVE sous
One of uiympss's peanut stands 'cssk la
e9O on the Fourth.
The emily prisoner ia risussfan county
init h Angus Mst iain. convicted ~ mur'
DIR ips l,araEng bis hotel Ia shelton. "a IN
ono III the guests He Is kept Ia she steel
ALI. and f,assses his tinc chiefly in making
ANAL ts,vs with his rsSkes fnile. lie ha.
lust completed beautiful iall rugged shi =.
which il fatcaded as present 10 his wife.
New hay sells sus y a ten Al wsila waila,
prof tsaiscsts. The ractnNrF Improving
svtudlet, found 81 abundance 81 darSs IN
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THE raoHI8fTIosrsTs.


DETROIT, july 1a.-tsen. Clinton v. Fish
IL in the clts on business. In the course Of
an Interview yesterday he said he should
make 40 speeches until september.
l''swhsrt do ron expect Ia make Your largest
gains. gsnesais" was asked,
I'VE will gain largely IN New York.
probably an increase af 30 per cent. draw
Ing largely from The Republicans. We
will gain largely Ia New Jersey. Virginia.
West Virginia, North Carolina. Tennessee
and Missouri, also la the New England
states. ong gain In the North VIII come
largely from the Republican party, In the
saath from the Democratic party. Our
strength IN the South comes from both
whites aud blacks
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BREAD AND WATER
Irfsh Prison Crueities a Here's
Funeral for Vaudeville.

Dunus, July la~~Tae funeral Of Nf.
Aandexilie. formerly chairman Of tbs
aisehessfaNn hoard Of guardians, who
had tsrrn confined with Editor VIM.
q Brten Ia TniialnSre Jail and whose death
Il said 10 have besn caused bs the psiva-
tsaus he suffered during bis incarceration.
vas to day postponed 20 await The arrival
~ The meTntHTz ~ the Irish parliamentary
party, whe have announced their iutesi-
tim 10 ssr present At tile oisse9aies-
Tbs Nationalist advocate eor0Eer's In
quest on the h1dy OF Vaudeville. Maxis-
trate Mafpiay writes - the Ffee1sa's .Isaf-
Hni that be visited Vaudeville dnring bis
confinement at TEsssfnose aud fsund him
suffering aen.eIy frnfA gtonhles brought en-
IS q died Of hrraf and wassr, which the
authorities bad ordered because Of AaRde-
silie's refusal IL herd with the scnm Ia the
jail, or perfurH degrading oasetk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11

rAKSELL's NEW PLAN
He Yasers . Central Parliament,
ard IL VERY Hopeful.

T<5sr.a,s. July Ea-sa an fn'eryieS Par
nell sass he heiieyss me home RUE more
menf viii fesals Ia the establishments OF 81
imfessai parliament, ia sssen Tag
will De rrpntented Zach f01utfs woasd
have separate legislature - manage u,
tssesi aasfrs The imperial parliament. he
shonxhr, woala sspplans the house Of
torts
PsraeIi DOES not believe the Bext eiee-
ton will result ia tfe return 20 ths hostse
81 Commons n a rnsjorlsy Of less than II
f,fa<istanlans
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l61ne n1s1e ~ - 6n53nt = ~ eu1e1.
vl5eA. VI he xeF. n Gte<he1 80 yof4<d
~ an as1x- - Enet<<z EE<&ees. WIN fn<
0eesf 80 9sxtxi< WI; eenin - - -
xxxgksK1.
~. r. l. Hurts<s. uks w@s ~ say<rssee
d<5ern&e - sh4 Nrp1Asi<z1 feBseNfs1n =
rksrnss. feen<n<4 yesterday ard nAs E1sJ
frsrres4fese sr4a4azs<xnc3s ~ f6t xrsN1
~-s5s~rsr.r H serp xhas ksd Ra<sis<r
Shg;.u any nsAkknlax ass<r lie 4rse t>s''s
- 80 s~n<seo. a tbs t<xzk. SSnA h2ss
~ss.r - ekersnsa- ~. Ezrxs<t sl4e sd
- wau IN fh1rszxA aernrf wttn SD fss<z'
frs1y <sxrs<3 css sbe x5shrs 81 f<sst l9s 2
~ 80 res - srnt - bra cTev tsse sssx.
xorK<.
sseszxsksr Mert<e srsfs ss frrrn 50 rr.a-
-sx<s A. Z afesa<x LIST egersnx 4a1 prss
4 seestesf uv-.z1a1 vttatc a. bar &c h1l
sssr rAxsrnzsrs saa ~ t5szs at frssynf 1oF
Par Toxrsss6-
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SeattIk, Lake SIM 4 Esstera
Railway Csnpal!.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY Nth.
~ IssS sa8 until further notice, srxk1s
VIII .ua a. per schedule below, connecting
1t Urion Fay with steamers en- Lake Hxsss-
ing,oz,. ard a. Gilman with stages 10 ars3
from Fai City and srcqrairnie Hop Rsaeh.
Passengers ieaving seattle ~ 80 d m. car;
reach Fail City and Hep Ranch sane even
ing, and BY leaving ixsfcr point tsy Stage in
morning can re.ca seattle ~ $40 p m
SxE,e day.
A. daily
s2Hrs sxflv sxrs-s SnrSsav
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HER LIFE WAS SAVED.

{. = ballard, d-asgist. - Vassar. Mich
saes; Mr.. T II. Pratt. living aaans no
EstAss tr9al aeT,a- sGx Frry sex Slga fSsa-
sEnaptson SI1 gwen GF - cig. Y-erx1Asiesl
aer - take 'Acktrss kael.sa rs.raesle.' ard
su seEy ssert tlsBe her t8n-> healed, a..
s5FeGeSs sscisr array. NE9 60 Ese her oMs
exFFtSssoH. NJ ste Nzs Sasc.s. CT Z esre saF
BE 70 AcScr's knEsasa Sesee~sy TAss
zsfs-sFisr = a positive ours fer al ssuazs
as4 lang troubles, e0sssS. eTsE;t, Sssssas ing
ecaSa AID asthma sal az 4 tsssfiive
ggzsansse % A. b sfEHAET I4zsIy
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Steamer SkagitC CHI

I EAFEs SEATTLE, FROM YE&1nS
- Wharf. eyers sunday morning, q r.
for IAcorner, touching a. sclinsa.1 r.
susan, StGnwood and utsasssss.
Returning Mondays
Leaves every Thursday morning IN -
touching at Clinton, Cuuperflie. f,e-rs-7s
Lacunner, Friday Harbor aad Rnear ~
Dor -
Returning FRIDAYS.
For lodges, public or private excra6rs
special rates VIII be given on spplfes -
For freight and rates aprls Il, 49, J.
20 HENRY BAILEY, Me- 8
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KLLENsSrEo ENERGY.


Sunday G1esing Law
Efxxx.srns. gnzy fs-snsi<h 4 Ca. rs9
IL ~ hee-s : add tAe ressfxrs fer gysir
ing TIE streets. ara DOE ssxk<ss wssa =.
Ixrrx fsrrs kAzl:Hg grzsci ff'ssa ne pss
enst sf fzse CITY
f,-ss1r,f IL sfst4z fs<arcd tsy The forsfsr
ssses ~ ttss GA Fes}9us hail T. ~ eDsssfrzrt-
~ a trscx ~itIs sr9a frggs-
Ts.e r-sfsass law f<i<fsnx 10 ff1s fisss1rx
az ssss1as and xxfn hing aez<ess VII BE
effo~eex Esssf s<st1tzy-
warmers 4rs Ia lbs m5te< of haE hMz
hars.ss. wish ars 4sataer so- esrsnz eyofss.
fire ;ssa9s are icing yl&esd Ia Seszfioz AZ
the print pal rszDers Ia tase szfE.
The New G@or S'AIene Road.
erpxasx F4Els. lsIy Eirxpafrtsk
nxes f,f Se5saeza. hsFe sefnyes1 80 sHfls
routrset On the .. x 4 y. kFafsfA isto
f.srur Z Aiena trssn Fsfwlngtcfs.
Northern Pacific Train Delayed.
syss4xs Fsszls, July Je.--The sszt h-ounsl
s.aaaepxer train dsse here last zashi asd fssf
arise flii Isse this s4tsrssoon- exisK % the
tasyf.fnx q ) hrstige rear tslsndiFe-
FGLgxsss re- Iasy ~ --kofthsrn Fse1lr
sralfs No. 4, wssf ssoznd. 81 to-day. dee
here Il Ut e. 3 H.. IL reported Is nos5fs late
toe delay fe4nx eeased b. : bsidze turn
ing 10 a saouadaia SIRE.
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LEAVES

Nsse.-iesslns longwood Ir-rase
On sundays coach viii I~s,A
ansir, commencing A; $50 s,,si..s.s : :. 49,
ming through to the Masonic gs,s,~~s-.-sl
the Turn Neresn piesIc xrsunsss ~.
coach will lssTe the cemetery a = =
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ronr TOWNSEND.
ne vieters In the CITY Election re
eeic~-The Oscar and Hattie. mtg
e.atrh Mates.

tO1cr-1Ne Osc7f anu mature ttS
Catch Notes.
panr Taw~NsSn, July 10 --iarnEls, nea-
dc~rrief musical Instruments. ~ y htssiss,
-ra IN sart ANY thing taat woai'i MAKE =
s...,ss WAS hfssaght into seausssityn last
SS~csar hv the political sasasssrs ~ Mr.
Tss,as.t Inc sHegxssslaa candidate for
,~sxaf In eetcbrssins his eieestga. The
sxteut sf his majority proves NJ learned
AVER sktlitil polite tsa saa vita, - eS,
ss..s ss.,.nt slns,~ eierleats oi strength vbish
- .,sher candsaate eoGid simultaneously
-artroi N has net htrsi ffef ieFislN NseH~
ssss,sa hx the i'sssf INTERFERENCE. sssi u
y ! faei tia, CAA. Hcprf lAadrS, ~ TIE
mrs. National Rsnk. y IS i'tstsse',sd q tae
H. r.me for the mayoyaity. wNsca pS-ss
49,. he refused Had be as<eaicss he
~rs,,a undoubtedly hsSe heen eieescss
nassau pNlIsrs.
40, o.asatneiss attorney lass eseaslag
a, $50 no rrasaa 10 aaaryea with the r.
.s.ss "a she election. hut ! tcit t..s y ..
,ilrsa, whss i.eok al iaese As.as's aad
~, ..tn 49,. Ose i white aad shS ct&ci
y ~ s,..s one IL istaser tssa she etseE The
ls,s .s,ifs f,,s " eiss aai.sss Suiiofns ~ sise
~ .nvlsasv - ssessrsd they cos,t Deiss9
~. ,sssti.sr IN ,srstAS and cnFnTSi TIE ss..tt'
ins ~ 4 rev QUE. whStiseS - -, t2s'
ep3nsen 4 eeFrss,s. sessNS AJAX - :
maosrsi question IA isasat Sist'sN
rlEAsxN,
cant ehri-. gahnssssa. a te sel.,,aitef -
car ara ila.tic, said & Tie iss,f SsAtt3'
srs.s,ss., gsstss,rsss- YESTERDAY tb2t rs Nas
49,, .S.u z,tisetA villa fae assfssE - D.
-ssstsn s,gssisa ID THESE waters. va rA'eA
- Is, ,s,sssa has atticisafee TIE - =
80 ss.tsis ,.sus - fas - 8 sses pssssa So
49, Aiassan waters q taS Nes'h fsgsiis,
sss.i arrarlssg 20 Oss-A Ssaas esssss
nu1 a.. ~ Sasers ftsyt sstsi51asfsf oE any
s ne.s 49, .haTsS Afraagssscste are ~ =
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s-Seachss foF -. HlS57 Ana -.
Terrace ard gasf sad. s9ueU
ia tAessee Nights coach ~Ff3 L..
foot OF Marion street ct tae essxs - ~
fornanarxs. -
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NOTICE.

NM. HENRY T0IST8S. IATE STEM
W ard - t.u Jfnatilia- aaa ier tae past
twelve ears with TIT Pacific Caas. steam
ship Company. having purchased the
ETunsUiek restaurant. snliEitS e rcufiau-
aEcr 81 ~ present cas:osz, and b eli
geace and gare hoTes 70 rsrasse Z faii
portion Of the vGhiie pAtroaasr 5e.a Ira
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

TRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
~ desired length. Dry kindiing q spe-
cislty. Coal delivered to any part of the
city. Orders received al iaAl Front street.
or at yard on Hopkins wharf. foot OF Seneca
street
mhis an ia RUSSELL Proprietor
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Discharged Amid Cheers.

itcrstas, WYE, july io.--Mrs. Elizahcth
Simon yesterday afternoon Shei and ia
SANITY Killed VIM. Bowling al Bury e
ranch, near here. Bowling was Ia the az;
of eFiniualiy assaaliiag her eight year old
daughter Mr. simon was giVeA a prcilm-
iuaty hearing 10 day and discharged amid
fh1t.rs
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STEAMER FlEfTNOO0,
SUMMER TINE rAmn

FAST TINE FoR
Seattle, Tacoma, steIlse<~su,. Nex-syI.
Island sa1 Olympia.
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rhe reae,,er. Past Arrl,ins.

SAN fRASFisCo. Juiy la.-Nemhsrs 81
The Educational Association arr rapidly ar.
riStuE sections of the Colorado and Ind.
ana delegations. the ilEss a. arrive In any
numhers. came to-day I'm sercfa,e parties.
They were sill delayed by aa accident 90 a
car Al COLLAR, cal. cansed by hrsaksge Of a
wheel
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sNS niEse. July 10 The wiii ~ Million
aigr George /. Heating, who died herr =
fse DAYS ago. isc4ucaths siooosSA to -
Pants Riss,pf&i church ii san bie<N. aai
sigses - be used Ia tho fonRiiaS - q
tu...f4nf af.A hisrss
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SaN FsaNet~sA. July iA--rhe captain ui
TIT hayk Bella Nssgs. which sunk last sun.
asy. - is,iHt kcyes, arrived Ia the city
this t.oTuine He Gays be sssd the errs
,saFrVstly cscap4a Mifh their lives. The
yczxsi and earss, are a total lVss. The
caraEo carried az insurance. If sTSsA
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BAILEY GArzERr,, L.
President
E-rpTna "a