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A DYING BONANZA KINo.
sorious mnoss Of Mr.. Ploed-His Doith
Expected.

ENpocto1.
sAS FRAScEco, Cal, Oct. ll.-Clblc.
grams from Heidelberg, Germany, were
received yesterday 10y young James Flood,
giving accounts Of a dangerous relapse sui.
icrcd by his father, tho Bonanza million
airc, at that place The ilnt dispatch de-
clared that Flood could not live through
the day, but n later cable said that he had
rallied somewhat and that the physicians
we're morc hopeful. This Is the second
serious relapse Flood has had since the big
Nevada wheat deal two years ngo. After
that time Flood was prosiated by severe
attack Of Brights disease, from which ho
had suffered Cor year, aud camo near dy.
ing. he recovered after longillncss, and
a. soon as be- got h,s estate Ia order lcit
with his wife and only daughter for tarI..
bad. The waters have done him no good,
aud his friends hero expect 90 receive news
Of his death nt any time.
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Another Railroad disaster.

PrrrsBugG, ra., Oct ll.-A Canton, o.,
Chronicle. Telegraph special says A north
bound passenger train on tho Cleveland,
Lorraine q Wheeling road, came into col.
lision with freight train, near MassiIlon,
o., about $ o'clock this morning. Both
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qnE ELouR OUTPUT.
Condition of the Minneapolis Milling
Business.

Condition OF the Minneapolis MilllnH
Business.
MiSNEAroLH. Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE
northwestern uRr says: Large mills, as a
result Of a succession Of accidents, made
no -four nj nh last week, and the output
was cut down about 10000 barrels thereby.
The ON med production of thos2 in opcr-
alton WIS lt2, 500 barrels averaging "a, l3j
barrels daily apnins. rs. 100 barrels the
week before, and l67.go0 for the corrc-
spending Tune ia 1857. The mills referred
10 above as being idle, through break
downs, have started again, making twenty.
one that are now IN operation. Tho use Of
n LARGE percentage 81 new wheat by many
OF tho mills, however, has the effect Of
keeping the outputs somewhat lighter
than IL would be- Otherwise. The advance
IN freight rates via Milwaukee aud Chicago
went into eject Yesterday AMI II causing
the lonr business Go be- diverted 10 the
Lake superior routes. which do not make
any change. In The face 81 the decline
in wheat during tho past three DAYS
The -four market has lost some strength,
and IS cents Oi advances made Friday has
ben taken Oh. Tho market Is irregular
aud unsettled. and trade is therefore re-
striciod. Millcrs state that there Is prac-
tically no business being done abroad, aud
this y borne ont by tho report ~ the cN-
poris last week. The direct exports Tor
The week were the lighicst known since
Minneapolis became milling center, be-
ins only SIG. 100 barrels, against 1900
barrels thc preceding week.
Receipts ior week ending October ~
Wheat, l,jll, 500 bushels; Shipment
wheat, 32s, $40 bushels. Hour, l62, 100 bar.
rcls. mill stud, j,16l tons
Wheat in store: Minneapolis, 2,2l5. g72
bushels: 81. Paul, 1900 bushels, Duluth.
13I,l2l bushels.
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lawyers were dumbfoundcd Bcdcll was
called to the stand and several questions
put to him, hut declined to answer them
or state the grounds for his refusal. Tie
WAS finally committed for contempt OF
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probnbi, pa, I,tp Too IIish

PAX CRY, NJ. T.. Oct lL-Whilc
LOWS Sweet, assessor oi this county, was
nodding In his own house, M assassin
cfrpt 10 The window VI u room adjoining
ana shot him dead.
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| lNihAN INlhlAHs
Following arc Jerome park entries ior
1hr N.nmn,kei nerIIns.

LONDON, oct n. This WIS the ioufth
ol tho Newmarket second October meet
Ing. Tho mcp Tor the championship stakes
was won by lriar's l.aI.m.
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A MnrrInge ~ stnrh,iIIc.

special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
srAUgyrLLr, Miss, Oct. 1.-The cards
tor the marriage Of Dr. L. Pearson, q
prominent young physician Of this city,
and Miss Katie Black, of Okolona, are
D.ILI
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Atst Louis ST Louis 2, Louisville j
At philadclphia-Athlciics s. Brook
Ign
At Baltimore Baltimore q Glove
land I.
At rhiladclphia-Ph Philadelphia s. Chi
cago D.
AZ washingion-W Washington Z, Do
trUit ..
At New York New York II, Indian
apolis o.
Al BOSTON Fint gamol Boston s, Pitts
burg o, second gamo) Boston 4, FttF
burg |.
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Following are thc entries AMI weights
ON tumif row n fuU,S


NV YouK, oct il--Jcromo Park
The day was dryay but the tack WAS
good. Nj George llanhins ono Of tho
propriclon 81 the Chicago stable, this
afternoon gave Mr.. Campbell, his partner,
$4,000 for hiB interest In the stable. The
stable will still continue under the namo
oi the Chicago stable next year and Nc.
Laughlin will be- their jockey. Il Is under.
stood that Snapper Garrison will have q
stable Il his own nest season aud That he
has call until November ! on George
TAYLOR NJ bis jockey
Fret Race one thousand four hundred
wards. Starters Radiant, A u, Howe.
Marnc. I \ u won IN l23l, Radiant
second, Marlc third.
Second Race One mile Stari,E Nj
ararn. Frank Ward, Royal Arch, Glen
Mound. Ilar1linc, EuHnrl Wing. Glen
Mound won Ia liGl, Frank Ward second.
Niagara third.
TbII Race Mile and onc-cighth.
starlpru llalrc, l.lccland, Yum Yum,
IuycrWick. Montague. llrr ladyship.
Racrlud won In ljjl, Badge SECOND,
Yum Yum third.
Fourth Racr Milo and onc-sixtccnth.
Starters Rupert, Favor Ausiri-
cnnc. BirgUnot,c, Nillrcd, Ousman,
Anomaly. tuui,n, poca,ollo. Bggonctto
won In i.52l. pocatcllo second, Oanman
third. Mutuals paid Sl2s.
Fifth llacc- One thousand four hundred
wards. Siattcrg Bradford, lfait, Fred IL,
Osccola, laiiic, rntUclcs, lackawanna,
Freedom, Umpire, Geronimo. Bradford
Won IN i.22l. Frat second, lahiie Third.
Sixth l,acc-Niilc aud thnC.aiNiccnths.
Starters stocgtou IFS, Tynioy no, i'1nnio
Is los. Satisfaction %. Unique Do saiisiac'
ton Won ia 2O1, stockton sccoHd, Icudoy
| third.
FnipAY's ENrEiIs
Following arc jerome park entries Tor
| tomorrow
| TIut UHrrH Three quatiCu n n mile lf1tnnla
| iui Iitig Minth iul. tud u ~, uauth'ur ~
/ Jr1ta .nnu ~ sam Harper h., tlN r1I'ua "
| aI.luufy no, i-inttr 100. tufiuhm D 1890.
| sgrur1 InTr# Milg and q iufluuE AluNnan itl'
/ SIS own iu' Golden Insl lul r.t
| IhIri Hnru uug mile hul uUr 'HH'.N. ilal
| mHuN Dr.. LrluEIs tui lH.ypu lll ll'AN 'N''
| ufuulomartp Do. NUlln u. lll ,s...,
| fourth LUUyaiiHs ui u.rH l.i'NEh huW
| Yum 100. Hammer nrtrf 10 &c.,, e. al.
| I,ith liHrr ono milo. NHU o.. I..l ~
| wsuw.li ~ Jennie mcfarland l.a, Nf,tpA IVA
| thAunet 1l. Carrie q Do
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following
ADDITIONAL yicrIM,

WTTIT 7 IT7N VI ' u TT0I|
have been identified:
william barry. uf Pleasant Valley
Patrick Currfu. Pleasant Naliuy.
james Jackson. Pleasant Valley
Mamie Atkinson Pleasant Valley.
James r. Lyuu ~ Miner Nillh
Mr. H. Farrell Pleasant Valley.
lewis Dorm. Pleasant Valley.
Annie icitus. OF Olyphint
Patrick pofin, Pleasant Valley.
Two Of the wounded at the hospital died
this morning, and six or eight more will
lie. The bodies 81 the dead will be
brought from Mud Kun to White Haven
this afternoon, whore they will be- placed
In clskels aud forwarded 10 their homes.
There are still number Of dead un.
identified.
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Tho Last Woal's Games OF the
Baseball Season.

CNCINNArT, O., Oct 1.-THE weather
at laionia was horrible today II rliucd
all afternoon and made the track heavy.
A very good crowd was out, and not dis.
appointed IN sccinggooi racing.
The following is the summary:
Firt Rcc-Scilng; siS iurlongs. Start
crE Katie $, Jessie Mcfarland, Blue
Eyed Belle, Luke Dart, Cleo Martin, Mon
ocmt, Karl II, Walker Holland, Little
I'm, j. VI. Culp. Katie $ first, Jessie
Mcfarland second, Bluc-Eyod Belle third.
Time llsl
Second Race Free handioap mile and
thr,c.siNtcrn,hs Starters Panama, Fam
inc, Brother Ban, Slonoy Montgomery,
BIZ Three, llindpp Rose Bonanza, Ker.
mtsr, luugalight Woudrwit, Dad, FL
Mack, Birthday. Panama lrl, Famine
second. Brother Bun third. limo 2Oll
Third Race Purse, five lurlougs.
Starters. uvmini, Sunnught, Cherry Bios.
som, lady Wiuklc, Ny Chance, Kate Ma.
lone, Nylcp,ha, Indy licmphill, Monim
Hardy, Cora T., Zulu Queen ol Trumus.
| Rcuuni Won. Sunlight second, Cherry
Blossom thirl Time -LOil
Fuurth Race Purse, six iurlvnLs. start
cr Tommy, Sir Edward, Cgsaway IL.
Tommy won, Sir Edward second, ClsiaNuy
II third. limo llil
Filth Race Tobacco stakes, one milc.
SartJrs Everett, Col Hunt, Bnlsrlight.
Everett won, Col. Hunt second, Bridge
light third. 1mr-lbi.
Sixth Race selling. six iurlonEs, Start
CTS Cumlpl. Hector EWbus Catllps
Won, Hector second, Egchu5 third. IimO
.-llN
TodRy'a Events.
Following are tAc entries and weights
on tomorrow X iuC,S
TIuI Lfry. thu.U iuur.hao HuHe Tommy r.
49, 'ufua llN lIuu Stone 'Iu U.NHi ilu. kJIs.ua.
tuu iH.. htuFlr u.s. lfU.,u.s 900. N.Uh 900. inp
lUul lH LuHs'uau no. kEl llfl llD NaD T.
llI Anuuu 900
t,.,rd $500. SELLING. fcE,H eighth. OF ui'r.
/ A. Au5aiis iai Nrrst lia,g tNt Nahofcy sac. ila
| iut,lan - thiHktats iui, ttstHa tlA
| 1hiri hnur.. 'ni ~ uINr. NH'uf"a lIrO'at Nova
&. bonnie kltN. lHuHul.uIH lmnrht.'. Nund
Maid. NiuIti, lhul'rU. kHtD N''ugr %. rugh
| luurtH ia,y. INu, '.uHf. rr 90 milo Nr.kin
| N lr Ulrss.rF luf, ~iIi" lN hrvtfigItN lis
| Ninr'aud lUa ruulir ituugc ps NHu irm i0d
| tstus pI NIH.lHuI 700. Metal Hi. lHiE EH,l l0i
| nun Race selling milo Hui Hfy siKfrvnfhs
| nuufhmuut IIh tlIu G. ili. l'ur tinuH % ltg
| IbTrr IIH Parish GO NHih.Tlr I.Uh W. Doe iul
| u,grun ln1. east ..Hrl ip. Mango 900, Nun"out
| iOi JIm Nave IHi
sisib iaiHH.Ur milo luna u gp. lIgig u 10.
UuIiHhUY % IHIUr.Iu" n.
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SPORTING.

Races at Latonia and Jerome Park.
Racing in the Mud Over the Former
Course.
Hanllins Buys Campbell's Interest
in the Chicago Stables.
Jockey Mclaughlin to Ride for i'm
Next Season.
The Last Woals's Games OF the
Baseball Season.
Entries and Weights for Today's Events
at La'onla ana jerome Park
The Boston Baseball Club
Mikes Il Squirt
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ANN AHHN hiIf
ms inr rs could be nsccrtninel. arc:

william ClShefiy, Doigci0Wn.
John Zane. iulgu.oVu.
Authuay u'iinfa, b.ilgvuc.
Tim nuhi.g. uoireiowu.
willie Douupr nu1gCiuwn.
Thomas Troy. ELEPHANT
marlin Welsh. ELEPHANT
john Meludp'w Olyrhnnt
John Muho Mn. ituii cuc'.
Walter Cuuuuf, IayiurtlllC
Harry Cook. engineer 1nyiUfyi,lo
Annic MglUuv. Iallqryllle.
s4mh NaI1ny. 1uyloryillo.
MilliHW Mhlnnv, Ta"lIril'c
Z john Mclaughlin, 1gl lunlllc.
a lydon. ", 1ayluu.ilo
4 lTdun b., 1aylunilIo.
l.. Murray TtylorillD.
Thomas Clara Old fuwc.
james Harmon. Old iOrEc.
Joseph staples. Flea ant Valley
lrunt lhndo,ky.
1
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FINANCE AND TRADE

xx4Trax. Fr51ias, gfsls =.
ErsEffrTS-- Uurins sac past 2 nf1ft
frs5xA.t received tn seattle tfsc.8desi ts-e
d. assss ing. 115 cases esws, - easxz <sTs,
4 sssxrR ehs~ksrss. I fax - saeks spzEs. .
boxes f.h box frozs, - head sstaoz, 9
exsss standard Dii. 10 boxes cssesse. zssH's
cr4ses hasa. Sfz sseks whest. - bead cattle
fss head sheep ~ SACHS fffstF. Sead
hasxNs. e&s melons ~teasanr FferaSsr
hsoagsst istans q q Z. freight, Sssrr
HA7sarsi ton. Olyrnp5a 1. ftasssso l. The
eessei NadEfa. fT0a7 IkrerE.os5s. Eu9la4a
aaa mfsieh ensne round the hesrs. ff9sxnt
* ssste ~ frssixist aad a long Mss ~ PISS
senwerx snip lola. from Nssaoss isisns,
case into rssrt yesterday. aisrhsrgffg
qaite an amount d fgsiahs ansi number
~ r4tzsis1<NFe.
sfGfgMFxG - Ibafis1 The pass - haasF
freight Wna shipped srosa seattle ia the
fosssswsng znsasfgfes. r, ? X y. - sgass
II ~ :, K r.. g. =. L. :. 4 2. Is,
Mexiep. Is fesss. tacissitng 80 saexs oats
and ~ f1ma u EfSesi RAd dry bsssFs Pre-
ffiey. * tsn Waehsngs.sss. q fssss t{Gt1seys
: tssss f.lixs Andersen. feH. AonFne.
ton. clara ksexD, tons. Dsisie. - ;ssss
gssead<,, tens, Aaslsfa. i3fs' Michigan.
taa, fdnho, - tnux Harvard. tons
eyiflapiaa s ten3 Has1sio. tens. 70 ears
oSes fi8c q \ s. x. e
RssAsl faarksf same ~ ytssestifE, exc -
blackberries. akieh are quoted :; % sser
gatta4
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TilE CROWDED. COURTS.
Agitation In raser of New Judicial
IliaaEAaIa.

TAcaaa, Inly e. 81 Important meeting
OF The PierrE County har Association was
held this aftrFnana a. thn ufilrgs 81 Carol
q t'cinff Iwsulf -hKr members Mtrs
present The pufruaa was 81 fake ss1tnr
action toward ufssuR caneFsss - pats =
hill creating iNa additional jaaicai ais
triets aad tho appointments sc two new
3usieys tAefeias fhe crowded condition
III thc courts was di=cu sod. Illustrative 81
She neces atty u this action
Judges Allyn and sash Weta PyvSent at
che nTtting and laai fari in tar diseus
sion Thes stated taef 3he msi3vr haf
hacn nnt.er ~ cussi9a hf ilie momhefs 81
the sliprefae colsi Al uiympiA sig ~ sham
rerognlxed their Inability ~ kaep paee
With and dispose 81 tsia rapidly Increasing
work OF thpif several d.aiFiets Thry bad
iherrloTe prepared 3 bih pn3FlalRg tsr the
new di3tfiefs, as st4fQl, and Had sent u 90
kcneioF Mitchell
The meeting appointed a remmilter %
yfernfe memorial 90 c1nHfefs on tNhHt
OF she Fierce touuiy Bar ssue iatlats aud
q pesitina an huasif - ihass Wha are uai
ttx Htbrss u the aansatiHst Duplicate
euples ~ hslih insmoflai sud pelsrl1a siii
te cent - senator Mitchell aaa Delegate
feorhecs Tie asstisS adiagl9ei "a eau
seAc ngaia on HoHdst evening 81 'einck
t0 hear the vrpayf q the c0Fnfiitsrr uhlch
consiris et D. VI Coincy. " i SnoN ani
w G. shsrfstria TIE Meeting was pr
sided over iH n AsBissff E.a, nu3 lsc
SECRETARY was " u prichaoi. E,Q
Al The meeting GA dapdag evening thr
annual election ~ officers win take flaer.
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TRUTH STRANGER TnaS FIc
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The Central Committee AZ It's meeting ss
North Yakima lad 40 means 81 ascertain
ing tbe representation that the rev county
Of oEauorau was entitled 20, aud therefore
only gave Il one delegate. since this APP
portion msnt was made ! am apparently
or,sdiiahly informed that the territory
composing sai8 new county east about
orc half ~ the entire vote OF the odd
caUnty q stevens, and the County Central
Committee Of eka0eRan Cuenty claims 70
h. entitled 70 oae-hatf The combined rep
reseutsiion 81 tie two eou8tiss. viz I've
delegates. / therefore recommend That
tle eauHiles Of 0sauagan and stevens each
elect three delegates. two TO be entitled 10
nTe vote zach and the third 10 hall vote
lg ;Ac Territorial 6 Gave ut4eu
! also desire "a call tiie attention q oil
County Committees and delegates u The
Ierr.sesiGi Convention IL tae following
rcseI3ifgn ol Sac tentfai Committee
aaouseii ~ Naith Yakima
kessFff, fssf The Central Committee
recommends that hereafter cgch eaNafy
b. represented by al The duly elected del
tgases Whcuefer T0ssi bic for theuE - al
tend tAat ~ e1se az enforced absence Of
any delegate his pFasy shall hc given 20 a
aHiN clscted member 81 bis delegation
oule aei ta3s esatm.t}ae Further recon-
focUls faat t6is resolution shaH apply to
fossufF t,ogFca3iDlfs IS WEB as 20 the
Territorial Convention.
:. BAXTER. Chairman
>. y. A1rEiDaE- Secretary.
~ssttir. ". T.. Jgiy q. issS-
kfushiscaG paYeFs pieaae copy.
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nEEgEAg MEETING or WASHINGTON
II Cazsp So i. Patriotic ORDER S<ssss %
America, sxr<F Ts;zsz5zg 81 ~ p N s.
sssek- hsl{ IN SsS~--s Fs,s1se- zsaxxa 1azsciL
Va. 1. meets snsroad saturday. each issenfa-
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a srnnnr sn,AnnIr.
pta the spirits steal the tasy's
EuySrf

poN1 f0S SSENn, 4hls .7-AH eEetlns
xrcNe occurred in iront " enc of che bad
fuE hotels hotwreu tWn wosuru lass eNan-
ina tssf uafaiael came kfFV icn sssss
age, advertised esfeNsv cly. aHd stcDgea
snfrp Fsfn 81 faigNHasv ty sNr wonderful
ssreuif faWris she + Sail IS fssssfss ssfis
in thc evening she Ms visited hs Pie Pro
pficIrcss 81 t0Wss 81 H-sVst, pho WISHED
60 ecnS eese With ghe sf4fifs ui Departed
friends, eRte infa gAe litAstsg fNsWu,. rge
The sranev was = iors pae, gC3 WAeu
the yfsitgs aas fNNds &C. sleHsri Fae jls
ss,svrvsi a. she rlaiFas iha1 q passs she
Ana held in hes hand tsa a.vn sTiaiei
away from hrr. The medium vas itn
mrsiiatriy accused ~ tnklus 81. and she IT,
tentea the charge With tsdtsEa.ior- ts
rEininaifos followed. sad ihe Wa- Was
garfield sffp the street ~ aeaitupcd EAr
alleged laser q the naepcN slisaiiy departed
xcwsnx scpgvaBee. aa8 the medium aic1
her tack to her Fsaus FeaFir da not
think hes guilty - she ciieass Chargta
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SUMMER TINE 1Awn
HoiN6-pAElY, ExsEpf ssTrS.. IS
Leave olyiaria
Arrive Taeasaa N
Leave facoms. e9
Arrive Seattle ,41&
RETURNING;
Leave Seattle ia.a ssusaxvs -.
Arrive laeoRa 80 Sass,.xs<
aeHNe 3aseiaa 3s9a sansssys -
Arrlve olympia ssA Ssles'zss s}4
only noat making keensi / IL 8, 49,
MEALS on boAEp
fsFt3Rsef- .,.,ss.-....
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shlpplng fnaelilwsnee.

Y8ET Tg4gsNs8. jas g1.-~8risish snsq
Ma.Ya Baafs. Card AetnfYse seHt % SEA
f5sa salsffsI5x inmlyeg sasiep fsasa Port hie-
e.syesg sar MeiloagFse. Tux fsse fosea
saE;, 81, soasfa iasf hight, whose iaeuitfs
rsfssid not tse asesrfatue4 1as HciY9ks
left Tor TsearHE q tslw t1s ship Wa =
k.,geh e. BHsfArl IHs4t. gstsge she scails
arrived irnsa Alaska yesiefda44 nattug 90
iarss : 81 -a5gusu iva bDas.iFS - Gss 1sssi
several s.assessefs ias Use pofs q entry.
E8N Fkketasel JaiF LAIN stc-ss,h!p
Maf4.sef EfMsfie. Cleared Sseataef Web
isfiKs6'. Naaa!tao. ueTsHrsAssi = haFk Ms
leslie \ eastle tarGs Eissiur and Wrestler.
AetnfS steAues Umatsiia. Fiftorsa
fsuas 1ssCaFxRS. Jusg - .--salisfi--isask
y aigi Gabn-
TAs8s&H Jaiy @s.s-7hip fewea asii ana
bafk lealiHz ia 81 nsass light rain hrisA
tr.4-f sgfriE
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0HAUTAUQUA BEACH

MIDWAY BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
vi Tae9a1a \ pleasant heaishisi sam
rlyr resHrs ulfh safe sllTT,sssisliHsS ana ey-
CO lers fariafirs fes eamriae. hsagslinE
ana s'isislr. HstAiuS hre- hssaitRs eNcci
CDR t3FHsrv fQfeTtSsg afeat Hvc hsslEs
sieH cfe
BOATS PIE Fs8ri lssges Taceata a.
Tea 81 aspi -Cast5s T. - r. "a szzh laT.
ga sac aesrt EAsr yiaFa hrsuH A-sVCs
-caitia q us MeHslay- Wednesdays su&
fuaa+@ Leaves &aeuEfa EsfcssiaF EaBrs-
GAY, sessss e. ~, 9. o.. tSfBsstea fsgsas
-fafr'r slcfF SalHztsf elagifr- ~ 2 ,is,a-k
Use tsla asart1 seattle Mee8sg we5aus-
HaF Etis.Hs a1 p See Sknz-z t.lef
tctct gsraasa g ssiafsfAy 81 g. t
Feg1fE et 81 8 -
~. re..-..-.a.- ...-. - 1850
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THE TERRITORY.
Tho seattle Roads Big Dis
pute Settled.
mAIssrr rrsnEmr STEAMERS,
Rssrre Csssay school Statistic. Ter
v11evt1I cssrts Ton Crowded with
Deassees = rsstpsd. Ia Tssesa-
up~ha.e,s Ansf-Tss-fs srp Crusade.

TAeoss. JnIy z.--It i stated hers or
sod anfAorisy that tbe sssstss. fske rasssrx
= nansezs rnilfasa rrvpie and ths NeTsbern
1neifte people have e0ssS tssaesiser Aad ~.
oDc<ed epaapfszaise. sndfr which lossiil.
- in Eastern Washington shall he sas.
De1ded and permission granted 10 ersss
och other.s llncs. The statement - sznss
~ one Of The seattle 4 Lake Ahefe sssepie-
who declined o. state the szAst terms q
-. nx~.sxoer.s
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PoHs TswNsKxb. JAY III FrH depaf'
4,srr Il 10 ls Iaa6e b. oae 81 the oiosszsssseF
Gnbing fsaea- II IL CAPT * y LaFsntsef,
Who eAfns oas sssrs on Use webster, snd
Who left on Wednesday far BSstssn % ~
he Canadian Pacific. fiss mission IL ~
snake nssd arine - the ssssrIa Q sssassef
nfzapsesl 10 hAisbfts Ashlnz- faFf. s.as~E-
Aer afxaes tlias Il Miil b. ssssei ei3sapes =
use 4 xseasner. Ii that q grs4s afnsssAt ~
time viii be saved in GestfDE his c2sca y
che rEisfgsd. thai f7gsFe viii b szssa aud
other expenses fadre t8ai sfsSugA - ~ifzs,
&c us ~ sfsau, besides Obtaining =
atirkff saafk@f EApt iApSiseieg - Fsry
litter Sgalfsss tiss NosineTn Pacific railroad,
aiieKisg thai if,e sfrikst rates they bass
ezishitsbe.i on haiiiasi are nai 81 al FraHsfi
aud isfels " divert the snfpsue1is q Vas
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pr. EusEsh JoRpas pear Sir l.
came ~ yagF place IN q horfsalc cote
a4ts0H a'Wut kgG weeks aee. What !
suffered from ihGse pains through tlgr
head ani hsd Tor che past xix or eight
years shd espceiaiiv after catching q
fresh eeid then e would commence
in eand caracsi and lof g iaw DAY 30
toasae can toll The fearld aiicIinrs
through which / would PASS uutll
What Ccmcd - me 10 bp q gathering
over the eycs wOal3 break aad then.
with the exception ~ q dNli sleepy
hestiaehc, | Wnald have reiiei uuiii J
wonii catch cold again For weeks
siadr the Hf OF last Aucu lived ea
graham mash and bali milk ana haif
hot water IN tkr morning for dinner
und s1pppr Geld graham bread and
crackers net dafiug t. eAt as others
eouM, kuoRing she penalty woaid bg
three HT loHf hour 81. .ie mcst terrible
toFtare thcro seeming 20 spring up
a. e we're. 4 0re ia the stomach ihr
hame every Few minutes shooting sp
i0te tho thfoat Il seemed 90 me Iuy
throat Ni.h this
Foe ter psss twelve or nfteon wears
there wHs s atsirt across che kianeN..
This latter fronhlc I can fina ao words
o. gsyr the i4inicst idta az whAt ! suf-
ieTest Gals Ehese Whe haze Vr aye
Suffering trom kidHFy dneaec knGW
anything ahout En- gave oui ou lhe
J.. * IS 2 road ias lah aHd have not
heeu alee 60 30 e ppot day wog
xlaee No iiie. snap or ylW 0Htl aaont
ene .Hoath aga after tsNing yetlr mei-
ieiaes ahout Hsrrc slays as diuctel
then q dae naw sfa tae0. Vhcn J
thagght 81 lt taking two or th7ce tloses
SO Wnc. because vesi3 forget is
fhls ! ktri up loF abea, two weeks.