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A iarzr number u ssstasTs have refHrHea
FrsFs tn- Yukoa river - JHneaH. and usln.
ing for the season has eaesst- Heavy falls
OF Stow arc rtfzoTtea a. juneau and -sska-
John BfAesaer and Eugene JoGgArr, 18th
rainers. weTs faErierea by iaaiaas A.
FaTfy Nile cxeck
ne gun5o4s Ise1is afFixed ~ s4fkA uila
= znizers And tne Fcransrs 81 arch sisilOr
Seghsrss iro1a - Aieh@sss iszEsad. Deto-
i-eT
ne scioozef Alpha = Aieh WEs reported
iessr has erriFesf n <stks safe
Tbe citizens Of szfkA hare psfit-nne- fof
: money ssrzeF poStoa3ee.
Tae fsssssaa3ries saa tsyHfs ceiieetos
81 gssfuzas Wm- Fleming. AZ having
lively usses 81 Fasf NFAzEel Il 1rpears
that the Eev1-nsnsGi Azd gssaeed s1-se
bgsl14nxs zt the disgsaess % The nalsssosl
arfes. kad Fseznsnz. dHfing The fnssss01-
ertps nssznex,, 3seKsa the siscT1 sud tooR
passesszex. - the Fznpefgy- ~ tae fssra-
xnfixu 81 fhe faxsssazaxses. tae1Txc EArzlea
hrake assen goe eoesrs. whan hlntself and
several uEhsFs wese aEsssssd ss4 taken @
-ssk4 fax trssls
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PROGRESS OF MONTANA.
A Year of Prssperity-sp.en
school system

wAsHISGroS, Oct = Preston II. Leslie.
governor of Montana. IN his annual re
port 10 the secretary Of the iateri0-. esii-
mates the population 81 10 60. an increase
OF 1900 over the estimate Of last year.
All the industries Of the territory have
been highly srtiYe and prosperous during
the year Agriculture made rapid strides
forward II can Be stated in t<ufa that the
averszr yield per acre of wheat. oats. pota-
toes and cultivated grass IN Noafa1a for
lsc7 i act eqaAiesi b that cf any other
territory c1 state
The conn FneFeiai operations 81 the leTTi-
tory during the rear aggregated f45 ,sksl 500
The assessed value Of taxable property In
the territory a So .as0ass Upon the sab
3eet of edaeass9a TIE rep0Et says fAss each
of the cities and large toass has tie very
htssf ard highest classes of graded scnooss-
Eyery eaild Of sehssoa sge 10 fae arrsaiory
i aa sse sshasi Fell and af se4Ssl nlns
months Of TIE year. The mines arr mere
protiretiye t1kn EFer 5efeTx-
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BIockade-Runner Seized.

WASHINGTON. Oct "a telegram has
been received by Acting Secretary Riyes
announcing the capture of the American
steamer Haytien Republic, while trying 10
force the blockade af St Marc, but giving
no details.
Bosros, Oct. 29.-The agents for the Hay
ten Republic, the American steamer
seized at Hayti, know nothing of any con-
il is without their knowledge They have
no word from the eonsignees or captain.
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NEW YORK, Oct 2e-In the rear OF an
undertaking establishment on Wall street
this morning there was presented strange
scene. Cinnamon and inquisifiye persons
of all nationalities and ereeds moved
about the dimly lighted place The wood
en- ceiling was hung In black and white,
ami curiously cut draperies Of black orra-
mented the walls. Near the farther end of
the room, on a black covered dais, was q
cnsket which contained the enbairned
remains OF Ii lu boo, & general Of the
Black Flags. The receptacle, OF red cedar,
was covered with brOadcioth aud the trim
mings were of solid silver.
A plate on top read: Iii Yu Doc, died
october -, iSss, aged S. years. We meet
ON the level. we part on the square" The
remains were dressed in the garments usu-
ally worn in life Placed about the room
were the usual emblems of a Chinese fu-
neral, including joss-stieks. playing cards,
rice, oranges, roast pig and tea MOurners,
dressed in black and white. chauted a
dirge, and 8 brass band which played the
Dead March in Saul = was the only non
oriental part Of the performance. At the
conclusion OF the ceremonies the remains
were taken to Evergreen cemetery and
buried
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THE DAKOTA FAMINE.



ST. PAuL, Oct. 2s.-Territoriai Auditor
Ward of Dakota has returned TO Fargo
from Devils Lake, where he has been In
yestigafing the condition of the Jews and
other destitute settlers of Ramsey county.
In an interview he said he found among
the business men of Devils Lake seufi-
ment that the whole matter had been
greatly exaggerated, although residents of
The northern part of the county had losi
their wheat crop entirely and a portion Of
other crops He made a thorough personal
Investigation and found that the Jews had
sufficient hay, oats and straw 10 winter
their stock. and tesEas enough to do the
fall work They had comfortable houses,
but lacked -four. clothing and fuel.
large quantity of supplies zas already
been shipped 10 them by Jewish residents
of 81. Paul, Minneapolis and other points
who had promised to supply their wants.
Many American families were in want and
win have TO be supplied from the funds
already supplied A committee was ap-
pointed TO make an equitable distribution
of the funds, and If any money is left in
the spring IL viii be used in purchasing
seed wheat
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SoErHEsN PACIFIC ACCIDENT.


BRAINEED. Ainn-. Oct -9.--The Portland
fast express, weSs-bonnd on the Serthefn
Pacific. ran into an open switch near Crow
Wing river bridge saturday night. The
engine broke loose and the tender. mail
car and two baggage ears went over an
elnbankment into the river. Clinton
Maine. who was riding ON the front OF the
mail car. wss fatally Injured. The mall
clerks escaped with bad bruises and a
thorough wefting. The engine ran across
the bridge on the ties. but on the further
side turned over an efnhankment, killing
fireman Alexander Brown and severely
inJuriHg Engineer Swart- All Of the pass
euger cars remained on thS track and none
OF the occupants were injured.
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No omciai New. Prom corea.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2e.-DT. II. y. Allen,
American secretary OF the COrean legation.
referring 10 a san Francisco dispatch
printed yesterday regarding CoreA's inten-
tion OF securing her Independence from
China. says; We have no news concern
ing the declaration OF independence Of
corea. II may mean that China had
chosen 10 forxake the ambiguous position
she has lately occupied in appearing 10
doubt CoFean Independence after assisting
her in making treaties OF independence
with the fi-stelass powers whose dipio-
matte representatives. reside a. the c0nrt Of
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PROGRESS ~ WASHINGTON.


NASH Sssl45A. ". - -E.=i4ts.t ct-lYttt
e.yycruor ~ " aslsiAEfsss4 feFTiiofT, II his
sf.n;aAI Fessorz, exsina3;rs the Fs,pa.asio1 of
.he territory 81 - -. al Increase 81
about a az 9GriEg tsse yeaz. Tse iarahle
prspxrsy 0E The ter.4tstry i yalEee ~ srt.-
aaE ie.. 5 gaia sd eTeF -. .esss.s 10 - The iAzi
10 wears The fIn8nEs2l ecz8&igiea Is SAL
~ b. sxs a hszitAs and FrstszeF9ls cen
2tfsaE tdnl rzt44ug = fxzisfzsrgSae. kNss
rnsn4N hawfng prsA1E<es2 i.zSteE1 tsEzs.
axasrsr -. .7e daring is-7- sod ans silver
ntnsnx Is Also EFaF.g rzzE he s42napzs
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Gov. GRAY Confident Of Indiana.

ISDIASAPoLIs, Oct. y in an interview
tonight Gov. Gray, who has been stump
ing the state thoroughly. expressed the ut
most confidence that the Democrats would
carry Indiana
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ITALIAN CRIMINALS.
Six counterfeiters, Secret Society
Members Sentenced

NEx YORK. Oct. SIN the United
States circuit court today Judge Benedict
sentenced six eo1nterfeiters 10 various
terms OF Imprisonment. Five of the men
were Sieilians- members OF the band Of
which the counterfeiter Russo, already
sentenced. was the head. One OF them,
condefero Betfini. was an associate of the
milo. While the detectives were taking
three OF the Italian witnesses 10 court three
Italians walked from an alley and threat
ened the witnesses with death If they per
sisted In iestifying. Detectives arrested
the fellows and locked them up.
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An ARKANSAS FEuD.


ST. LoCis. Oct a1-Nen from the kings
river district, Northern Arkansas, report .
fresh oufbresk of the Terry W agoner felld.
LAST January three Terry brothers and fwc
wagoners, father and son, were killed
ing his absence John and Miles Terry
brought a charge OF h9rse stealing against
him and secured special appointment 70
sc after him They captured aud killed
Mecks. reporting that he attempted 10 es-
cape. Tuesday night last the wagoacy
faction retaliatets hy killing Miles Terry
the waganer er0wa. was killed aud Cyrus
W. Davis seriously wounded during the
frhs
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na,ara rhina. saekviiie stupid.

MtE NxS1 FHS. tATl., Gss- eS4--fn a reporter
Of the GorNfsu Nesfs. -eeretarF Rayard
said to-day in regard 70 she lat;er Of Lera
SacSxiilc 1T was written month ago.
a2e tAey have had possession o! Il three
weeks Tndss ether circumstances u
would se os ne Importance J srst heard
os il when Rlaias asess u IN bis Scw York
sr-ecch I gave 10 attention 10 u, A. !
knew everything Nxs fee{ - BlAine's Gre
u uas a sfaTit thing "a 30. ard Hhca alp-
lstcs Sacky:lIe showed ne Ese original
expressed surprise thSz he Should have
ftsTliieti b II under the circumstance He
reyise1: Well Z sd =
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watterson speaks in Chicago.

CHICAGO, oct. z9.--Sevcn thousand pco-
pie crowded into Battery armory to-
night to listen to speech by Hon. Henry
wafferson on the issues OF the day. The
distinguished kentuckian spoke under the
auspices OF the Iroquois club and was in
trodnced by Gen. Sewberry, the recently
appointed but uneonfirmed postmaster of
Chicago
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NIHILIsTs IN SOUTH RUSSIA.
An Eminent Reyolutioni<t Who was
Waiting for the Cxar.

1T. PETERSapRG, Oct. 2e.-The minister OF
the interior to-day received a telegram
from the minister Of the imperial court
stating that five minutes before the ckar's
train arrived at kutaic. en- route from Tef-
lis TO the Black sea, Ksuban Cossack dis
guised as an officer was arrested at the sta
ton for having on his person several hand
explosives aud some poison In gelatine
capsules. when. arrested The man at
tefapted 10 poisoH himself He was one Of
the founders OF the South Revolutionary
Society. Other members OF the society
have been arrested a. SimirooOl
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29.-Thc story OF
the man arrested at kutars with explosives
in his possession is now claimed 20 be an
invention.
TIE IaPEgIai TRAIN DERAILED.
ST. PETEgsBUkG, Oct 2.-Tne cars
train left the track al Bark station. None
Of the imperial family were hurt.
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A srarEmsNr uY CLEVELAND.
He Thinks >aekviiie Is a Phenom-
euon af Stupfditt.

MN NoxE. Oct. 9-The Hofia pub
fishes an interview sxith President Cleve-
laua on NinSSter sackyiiis'S letter. The
president made the statement that when
the facts in the case should become
known. the people Of this nation would
feel satisfied with the course of the state
mol comprehend how anxoRe OF the least
intelligence could have failed TO under
stand the fail intention al the letter Of In
qulry- IL contains trap in every line.
Compared to il Ehe Money letter was ins.g-
ufrrauf
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Alarming News of STANLEY.

IIIHx. France. Oct. 19.-The EcA0 da
Nord states that the president Of the geo
graphical society % Lille hss received
news from Africa thar Henry ". stanley
has been rnsssarred with all his expe
dition except two meu.
LONDON, Oct z9.--Thc Emin Bey relief
committee diseredit the story Of the massA-
ere of the stanley expeditions. The mem
berx OF the eoTnfaitsee do not doubt that
stanley ss the white pasha reported 10 be
In the Bahr-el-tiazeiie province.
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THE MEXICO WITHDRAWN.
The Queen of the Pacific Takes the
Northern Route.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 2a.-The published
statement is made here that the Oregon
Improvement Company has purchased the
property of the California and Mexico
Steamship Company, thus giving the Quay
mas trade 10 the Pacific Coast steamship
Company. The price is understood TO be
something like s2o0. 900 for the steamers
Mexico and Newburu. The Newburn Will
remain in the GEaymas trade, and the
Mexico viii be temporarily suppianted by
the Queen of the Pacific on the Northern
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DEcATUR,s DEsrITUTIoN.


DECATUR, Ala, Oct. 2s.-The mayor has
issued the following 10 the people of the
country: We are supplying go destitute
white and 1000 colored people, and sse now
out OF supplies. We appeal TO the charitable
people of the VIII .le country for assistance
for the next three weeks.
WASHINGTON, Oct 9--Surgeon Hutton.
al Camp Ferry, Fla. and Surgeon urqu.
hart, at Live Oak, Fla. have telegraphed
the surgeon-general that they have un-
doubted evidence of the existence of yel-
low fever AZ Baldwin Fla
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~. c. ~, ~ r,h,,,I,Ian.

flOSDoN. Oct. 29.-The correspondents 81
the Tfaes aud SfGadasd aud member Of
the British embassy, while en- route from
Teheran. we're arrested a. Baker and pre-
vented from witnessing the arrival Of the
ear, although furnished with the neces-
sary documents from the highest imperial
officials, and were only released a. the
czAr arrived at the station An inquiry II
rrosa<s4tur
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spreekeIs, fhliaaeIphia Refinery.

FHILAnKLPHlA, Oct =. , The corner
stone of the big Spreekels' sugar refinery,
at the foot of Reed street, was laid with
appropriate ceremonies this afternoon.
Adolph spreekeis, son of Claus Spreckels,
placed the corner stone In position amid
the cheers OF the invited guests. Congress
man Bingham delivered an address re
ferring to the growth Of the sugar indus
try, and OF the part which Clans Spreckels
played In fostering II. An elegant cola
lion Was served
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TO DAM THE RIO GRANDE.
A Plan to Reclaim Arid Lands In the
Valley.

Ell PAso, Tex, Oct 2s.-It Is learned from
Washington that the geological survey for
ceived the project of constructing an i'm
mense dam acros the Rio Grande near
here. TO accumulate water to be used 10 ir
rigate the valley and furnish motive pow
er. The necessary survey observations As
to the amount of water, etc. win be made
TO determine lis pfnctieabilify.
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wIxsErxss, OCT. 81 decision has been
given continuing the injaucflon against
the crossing sf the Canadian Pacific track
uasll the decision of the supreme courf AZ
Ottawa This viii cause a ssssfz zSscsl Of
ha<.7ffrf@E
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over lzzs ysar. Seisher csnnexies nor fsA-
ermen made anything On The years serk.
Tie governor urzes the 2dzni<k3ca Of the
allotment az lAass IN severalry to Indians.
liberal appropriation for enforcement Of
the Chinese exclnsirE act. the establish
menf Of r,ers OF entry % GrayAs harto-
and Efersi spprup-zsstors fer the survey of
the puhsfr iasssfz
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The Atchiso Railroads Directory.

BoST0S. Oct. y George Seciey has re-
signed from the directory Of the Aichiso1,
Topeka d Santa Fe railroad and Warren
sawyer. who resigned temporarily 20 al
low Of the election Of NagouD, has been
reelected. There will Be no further
changes al once. Il IS stated that possibly
next year some addition wiIi be made 20
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A HoRRID FEAST.
African Natives XIII and Desour
Their Enemies.

LoxD0y, oct 2a.--Adyices FROM Bonny
River, Africa. give revolving story OF the
savage atrocities and cannibaiism OF the
Okrikan tribe In revenge for some injury.
They invited party OF Oganis 10 q friendly
palayer and then entrapped and massa-
cred them. 4 eannibai festival OF the
most horrible and indescribabie character
followed. Then an attack was made upon
the undefended villagers aud tse most
berDerous outrages committed. over 10
person, including wcmen and children,
we're killed and eaten
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IsosDox, Oct zs.-Parneli says tfe dele
fion ia the complaint % reference 10 the
statement that he bad Eixen money to
Byrue was made without bis Instructions
The se1tcA Lsssffs says u has be authority
OF Parnelis scotch solicitor for the state
menf tina. the charge uas withdrawn on the
advice of counsel who deemed Il best 70
rarrusr rhe cnaa % the farred Ietfrrs.
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Eed-Nosed arike Out on nail.

wLKEsBaRRE. Pa, Oct 29-Michael
Rezzoii, known as "Red-nosed Nike an
Italian suspected OF the murder of Pay
master Mcclure and Flanagan, his body
guard, was arrested this afternoon for the
second time Two eoBstables claim TO have
positive knowledge that Mike and three
associates committed the murder. The ar
rest greatly irrstated the Pinkerion men.
who are following up a supposed clue
They Immediately procured bah for Mike.
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dlers-Departzre of Chlness.
PORTLAND. Oct z--Af Q meeting Of the
Harrison and Morton battalion. composed
OF ErSoa Veterans resolutions were
adopted condemninx the administration
Tor dischzrxf1g. q few days sinee. ~ s.
Pierce, Geo ~ Fawccfz, c. p Holloway
and w. W Wetxie. from the railway postal
service The resolutions recifs that al
we're members OF the @. A. r.. and were
discharged after many years service. with
out cause This fs regarded By the hat
TALON ~ another indication Of the arirnus
Of the administration toward those who
risked their lives In defense Of the country
and ~ q complete refrsAfson Of every pre-
tense by the Democratic party Of reform OF
the civil service. and that the removal Of
these four men Il . viDIafion Of law
The Abbott company opened here To-
night in IN Trovssore- to . very large
audience
Two Chinese gamblers became involved
IN dispute over game to-day, when one
drew pistol and fred three shots into q
large crowd withoaf effect No arrests
were made.
The ba<k Co.orna, lnrber laden, sails for
Hong Kong tomorrow with 20 Chinese
and 10 cabis passengers on board
Arrivals from SEATTLE. C. c. Warning.
Fred Williams. Walter James, sam Watson,
Charles James. John Adams.
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Cry or MEXICO tyia Galyesfonl, Oct o.
The second session of the congress com
mitfee before whom the accusation against
ex-President Gonzales has been pending
since 1874. has reported that there was no
foundation for the charge. The chamber
of deputies approved the report, thus end
Ing the case Great excitement followed
the action OF the deputies
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DRUMaERs' TAX LAW SET ASIDE
Decision by the Supreme csarts--
State Rights Limited.

NAsHISGToS, Oct SIN an opinion
rendered by Justice Bradley the supreme
court of the United states to-day declared
unconstitutional all state laws imposing q
license tax on commercial travellers, not
residents of the state imposing the tax
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DIR. O'Donnell Nominated for Mayor.

San Francisco, Oct 2a-The Union "a
Dor party convention tonight nominated q
ticket with c. c. 0'Donnell for mayor, c.
:. Laumeister for sheriff: state senators.
David Mcclure. w. o. Banks, p. J. Grim
minis, A. J. Martin and A. ]. Raiseh- The
convention also endorsed the six lady NOM
inees for school directors on the Republi-
enu tfoIat
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foreign minister. In hts reply 20 the con
ErafHlafionx 6f Emperor william on bis
jubilee, says he = happy 70 b., through the
confidence Of the ear. the interpreter Of
tee feeling of Friendship Of the czar toward
the emperor sad ef the Traditional hearty
oonsorl teEween tseEIaAnE Aa1 Russia
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A SERIOUS BLUNDER.
New YoIk's Whole Registration List
May he Thrown Out.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a local political
sensation was started this afternoon by the
Ereaing sga. By q state law al public of
fees are ordered closed after Il o'clock,
noon, Saturday. Notwithstanding this law
Saturday all day. and over SO 900 persons
registered, and. as ii is impossible 10 sepa-
rate those who registered before noon from
those who registered later, the Sun states
that the entire list may have 10 be thrown
out
and states that they all held the registra-
tion ofiees as public Offices and within the
scope of the saturday half-holiday laws.
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Killed by a Failing Bridge.

Doctors, Ills, Oct. .a9--At Bisirsvilie TO
day the iron truss bridge across the Big
Muddy river collapsed while gang of
men were repairing IL The whole thing
dropped % fees into the river. William
THOMPSON was instantly killed and 10
other men very seriously Iniured.
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PirYss4za. s4cs- - The CAroaSc&s Tsie.
TfzaA to-day pSintz lestaT frofa a young
Ataerieau fa ISsaaa0a giving the theory
ard the reSai;s Of zu fnyesfigaton of q
IandSu AsteessGe fu she Whiteehapel
murders, wAe lseeAFeS that the crimes
4ere es.iznslffsa IS n man dressed ln
s.otasfi-s ftsylt1es-
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

W. W ,o.SdN,,a SEwLN .,o,nsp cASplpArE s.,a.I F9R
Piles and other prominent speakers VIII
adlress the citizens OF King county at the
following times and places;
Black Diamond, Saturday, Nov. 5, Z 30 p, m.
Newcastle, Monday, Nov. 8. 7:Sop. m.
BY order county committee.
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BosToS, oct. zs.-fwenty-one women in
convention yesterday nominated Miss
Alice s stockton of Wheaton as candidate
OF the Equal Rights party for governor Of
Massachusetts,. The candidate is d years
Of age
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BAYsRD AsIraTED
In Active Correspondence with
American Minister Phesp..

NAsHIN0TeS. oct -s.--Secre;sSy Rsyard
had several conferences With the president
today concerning Lord ssckvilieiS letter
and other matters relating ~ adairs Of
state Another message vas seat ~ Min
lister Phelps to-day. e1d lf Is believed 8
eAhiegram vas received ffUm hsza AZ the
department es state during tae afternoon.
hHi nothing can ~ iearEed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-30

NEw YoEK. Oct &1.-Meyer Goldstein
pleaded guilty to-day TO forgery in the
second degree, aud wss sent 20 Eimira re-
formnfory. He Was q CONFIDENTIAL clerk
Ia the New York Office Of Morris Green
haufa, of san Francisco, and forged checks
on the firm amounting 20 ti2Oeo