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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-10
STAY There.

M CARA, Ont, October 9.-The four
Cinnamon who were rejected By Anne
rican customs authorities at the port of
S lspension Bridge, New York, are still
here.
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Storms in Germany.

BERLIN, October 8 -Continuous heavy
rains and snow are reported in various
parts of Germany. Further floods are
feared
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a sooia,i,,io Consl irae5,

LONDON, October cit is stated that
the italian government is unearthing
huge socialistic conspiracy.
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JOHN o, CUTLER 3 RxO

No, S6 Last Temple Street, are making
Gen IS SpI-ng Suits to order tor 800 so from
Provo All Wool Cassimeres, They are "The
Thing" Call and order one.
Agents Provo Wooden Wills.
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Snow In Montreal.

MONTREAL, October 9.-To-day the
snowfall was 5.8 inches. This is tn
heaviest early tall on record in Mon
treel
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d. g. SPIEss DENrTST

WHOLE SETS OF TEETH AS WELL as
w single, made on short notice. Teeth
extracted, so cents, with, or without suas-
hetics. Rooms 129 8. Main Street
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JOHNSON.PKATT s. co

WILL OCCUPY THE BUILDING NO. IS
w Main Street on October Isl, with a
full. complete, bright new stock of drugs,
medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, soaDs,
sponges, and everything usually found in
first-class drug store.
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Bias eball.

ATNEW YORK.
New York, 0; Pitisburg, s,
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington, A; Chicago, Ii.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit, II.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, ID; Kansas City 6.
AT BROOKLYN.
Cleveland, 5; Brooklyn, 6.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics, 8; Baltimore Z.
AT BOSTON.
Boston, 5; Indianapolis, 10.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, 4; Louisville. 3.
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JUST ARRIVED,

A LARGE VARIETY OF IMPORTED
a new fancy goods, including Satsuma
Bronze sud extensive Chlnawere. Also a
large Jsriety of silk, satin and or re cooGs.
II. HOP
267 ) Ma Street.
P. @. Box 1858.
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The Fa,n.r of volapuk Dead

PARIS, October 9-The death is an
nounced of Father Schleyer, inventor
of Valapuk.
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The mPetitan

Photograph, $3.50 per dozen, at Fox q
Symons.
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TURF AND DIAMOND.
Yesterdays Races and Base
ball Games.
THE ROAD sCULLING MATCH
Democratic Gain In New Jersey
Theodore Tilton's Son Married
General News Notes.
The Turf.
AT LATONIA.

CINCINNATI, October 9.-The races to-
day at Latonia were we'll attended, al
though the weather was rather cool,
but clear.
First race, purse, one mile - Mar
Cinema won, Roundabout second, Hec-
tor third. Time, LA.
Second race, selling, seven furlongs-
Lizzie L.. won. Lizzie B. second, Re-
nounce third. Time, 1.31.
Third race, selling, five furlong =
Winning Ways won, Sallie o. second,
Bonnie Bounce third. Time, 1.04H.
Fourth race, sweepstakes, one and
one-eghth miles = Cinkcottage won,
Panama second, Catalpa third. Time,
1914
Filth race, Kimball stakes, six fur
Graft second, Sportsman third. Time.
LIS.
AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, October "a stiff
breeze to-day blew over the track,
which was only in fair condition.
Fret race, three-quarters of mile
Majority Colt won in 1,l9A, Gen
d'Arms second, Kern third.
Second race, one mile-Badge won in
LAG. Fence second, Anomly third.
Third race, one and quarter miles
Bella 3. won in 12H, Ellene second,
Bronzomart third.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth
miles-FirerZie won in 2 90, Her Lady
ship second, Golden Reel third.
Fifth race, one mile-Frank Ward won
in l.45K, Flitaway second, Roal Arch
third.
Sixth race, seven-eighth mile-Free-
dom won III 1,3l, O'Clan second, Jennie
Mcfarland third.
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SAFES

II HAVE ON HAND THREE SECOND
I ha-d safes il perfect order, for sale
CHEAP. Am also prepared to repair and re-
set al II ,Res of safes and safe locks.
L, B. YHRXA,
P. o. Address Salt Lake City.
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WASH WOMAN. APPLY AT 166 W,
L North Temple Street.
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THE NEWMARKET.

LONDON, October 9.-At the New
market second October meeting the
Czarovitch stakes were won by Ten
hreus, Millstream second, Trayles
third. There were twenty-three start
erS,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CARDS
MUSIC. LANGUAGES AND FENCING.
LII Prof Andre, interpreter, 4S E. 2i South
T. KELLER
NEW DENTAL OFFICE.

DAINLESS EXTRACTION OFTEETH BY
L modern anesrhetics new process. DR..
Y. Keysor, 81 W. Second Soath, west of
Opera House
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A GOOD GIRL TO DO COOKING AND
IA general Homework. No washing or
ironing Inquire at first house east of Des-
eret Museum
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sTRAYED STOLEN.
EROM MY PLACE, NORTH OF SALT
IL Lake City, on Thursday, September 13th
1888. one 5-year-old roam mare branded H
on right thigh Suitable reward will be paid
for information leading to her recovery.
James d. Adams, Commission Office.
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WANTED.

A GENTS IN EVERY PART OF THE
II Territory to sell John Clark Ridpath's
Cyclop@dia of Universal History, a book
every family should have. For particulars
and outfit address, s. D. N Bennett, Cen
eral Agent. Ga W second South Room No.
2; third floor P. o Box723
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HON. ). -. ALLEN.

IWalla Walla uulon.


The canvass for nomination for dele
gate was opened in the early summer
bv the Republicans of Whitman coun-
~. who declared their choice to he
Hon, ] II Allen As an unsolicited
spontaueous, expression OF opinion it
must be extremely flattering 10 pub
IL man a. get such recognition OF his
ability and availability as WAS given
Nr. Alien by the Republicans of Whit
man. That county held It's conyen-
tian and elected delegates 10 the terri
torial convention, who were Instructed
by unanimous vote to support Mr.
Allen for the delegafeshIp. Their
action was immediafely followed hy
that of the Republicans of Yakima
county. who also expressed a decided
preference for Mr. Allen. The papers
on both sides of the Cascades state
that wherever his candidacy i men
toned Il show strength and growing
strength. In his oNu home IN Walia
Waila, where Mr Allen iswell knoen.
the idea of bis being oar leader in the
election. and Afterwards ouf repre-
sentative AZ Washington. meets with
a hearty approval, not alone hy those
who take an interest u political affair
taat III ttit lAfas AAfIN AHt ~ AAaH tt+htt
there IL feeling OF enthusiasm where
ever his candidacy l. mentioned.
knoHH to h. honest. conscientious, 4
student. an orator and G mau Of affairs
long a worker Tor the silceess u Re
pabiican pfiusipies. and ore Sho has
never asked of hi party The conslder-
alton Justly due h5s services and atfi-
iiy. he aiii- il nominated. ~ eiecied
liv a majority greater than that ever
given any other candidate. ThN j.
the sentiment 0f his neiFhhor.. and it
+ agreei in by the press - che terri
tory. II - nut perhap7 stranee that a
man'- osn home neighior- woaia
support hifa, bat i j. strange. when,
as Ia Mr. Alien case. 80 voice -
raisei in opposition where there y a
practical enafis.ity - opinion q de-
termination 81 have Eim u0mlHated.
The citizens % the e8anties ~ talum-
hsa. Carl eid and AsUtin. are a. much
his uars.sau. IS ihG - his pNu home
White in flse district iu which Judge
Turner resides. it j. extremely DOUBT
fsl e fhat gentleman can accare even
a e-8aiF ssIieafsFF FUte in the c0nseil-
fion - thoroughly are the people ~
favor 81 Mr AHea Sand aeV- The
f-afas hs q pride ia meniiusas gbe
na7se 81 Hoa ] J.. Alien As tssir can
di44re- as -Ssesses-s-s gii tlase qli4f
fsrati1Hs esanasl o. repre- ut4f.Fe
81 tho ua3fie "a ~grEHgFs
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CRIMINAL NEWS.
Conflict Between Louisiana
Whites and Negroes.
FIFTEEN NEGROES KILLED.
Flight Among >crweEiaas at a Dance
Over = Preferred Partner-A Girl
shot Because Of an Unsatisfactory
Matrimonial Cheiee-The Powell
Murder Case.

SrE oELEASs. Aug IA dispatch
fForn New IBERIA SAYS. A ceTtAia class af
idle aud immoral characters hefnx ordered
away. many took refuge al Frectoxn. a
village composed entirely Of nsgro fam
lies. Here 90 To teo mounted raen con
grega'ed and sFraed themselves.
Then the residents and property owrers
OF this Seesion collected. and anding lArxe
body Of armed negroes IS reported. De.
maHded the surrender Of their arrzs A
number accepted these terms. THURSDAY
morning fifteen armed negroes took posses-
sion OF the eolored ministers house, refas-
ing 10 surrender. The whites. hearing Of
this, they cent MESSAGE with e eom-r aud
tAaf they lay down their weapons within
twenty minutes The negroes again ne
fused.
At the expiration 81 the time a voilsv
was tred ri them, which soan became 4
general fusillade lasting nearly an hour
Finally i. P. Smith, white IaaH, Has shot
dead; The negroes became panic stricken
ead fied
when the fighs WAS oYer the bodies of
eight negroes were found Ia the house and
ave others were found outside II i
Tnmore1 thar three or four more were
Killed
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CAMPAIGN NEWS.
An Army Of Republicans
Visit Harrison.
aeIEK oIun on GREAT rowrn
A rtan te Have the rarsa I.>s~r~
Maine and Carlisle. Meet In s.l.s
Debate = How statesrnsn nay>ra
Lses. uPea the a sprrssshlas Death
sf Hi. Treaty.

TSrtkSAroFEs. AaS. IL - pelcxn,s.,n.
from taree states. OAso. Iadlana .ns
il,inois. aggrceafing between $50 and "a !.
600 people. paid rcSpscss 20 the Repahllcas
presidential nominee today. The IN.
delegation arrived AZ noon fsasa raxton'
illineis. aud from thai hour until to'clo.l
excursion trains con;inned 10 poar tAei-
thousands into the city until Meridian
Washington aud FeHassivania strvefs -
tame almost inpassaals
The aumher af brass hands ana drnn,
corps aerchsnx about She eits was NOT less
thar ~ The ,nosi pgetenfi0as saefn1.tstr--
TOES we-e taade hy the large Delegations
frosn johnson conaty indiaaa. ana taek.
sonvtlie, Hliaais, and the most attractive
feature was a rice eiuh of p hAndsose
young ladies who led the gacksonvfs,e
eolamn. They were Nniiorsaed In navy
blue dresses. with sa rneireling broad rola
haa.i. sud 60 Tied hIack walking sucks
Addresses were delivered IA behalf of
each delegation Gen. Harrison rcsportlaFl
Ia speech thanking them fcr the fricssaiF
greetings. aud touched briefly gu a.. Issls.;s
% the DAY. lie rcfernCsi % the iasiiec n
the Republican pArty in dealing with an
questions, and sald thai the PARTY ha1
breu tolerant vita everything bur si4xissv-
ats u the Duian.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

.atAE-fAf-
Alex. wo<.a was hanged al HIaskfoat.
Idaho, Friday. for tae murder OF hls vile
iu March, l.s7.
chief Meseoit. OF the Klokapoo Insfians.
Kansas his sqnaw au9 ave children. were
kiilss4 b Agaiuing THURSDAY.
Orders have sseea received A. New York
% if the steel cruiser Er=fou for "a 1iib-
out delay. she vii join The Eufas'eAn
squadron
STEAMER arrivals. At Brcuen, the Ds.4ra.
from Haliihaore. a. Ansterdau, the aud
fr,ssa Ne2 YORK a. Glasgow. tie asidsn-
sis. ffo-a FhiiaaelpAls-
The board Of directors 81 thr southern
Pacific sEapsay met Friday A. .ae Fran
eIsco sud adopted ssso2atioas q respect -
fae raemeFF 81 nafies fFfczer-
Deacon IaVering Of Green1eld, Mas. /,
AGED - aud his SISTER Mrs. Richardson
were instantly Killed hg hghsuiag Thur
saF nlshf. Tie fkFuzh0gss sad Cutsul48-
inSs we're bHrbed.
4 boarding. hoase ana store st wes;
Charleston " va werc DuTn-a FRIDAY
sa.synias sal Mrs wallace aud her so2
-ssasa. aged 90, we're ercszAfes2- Robbery
aaaHtff and aasIn are slis9seeFsd
FueKsax.
N Bunoa BlilsuI14 tAe Freaeh atVoe zis-
i dead
Tae Japanese geVerameas has a@et1ea
10 srsea1 80 NsBu tu ave pears 81 f4e
purchase Il sas1sli aar
Nae Psiasli -. s3ssar 81 z. Yifssn. ~.
President lsTsv vy's $50 in-lsN. tas tN q g.
elased haazFuFf- AsN 1sfss =h19zafg -
ssass
"a. ssity os sse eeleza.es a. re payl-
iszena rnszFeas in Nsssna fEe1f tsss en-
pfassnrEsE ~ ra-treaate g ses8a o. iEes t.ae
riaas from .sE ssst, ss8 siesf-5sass ss
USELESS siss pasiiaz % Anst=ez- slass
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CURRENT NOTES.

Thirty yeArs ago insanity was almost uu-
known among the soDiheTn negToes. but
aow the number thus affected ia North
Carolina alone IS estimated At looe. aed the
asylum for their treatment Al ti0Afisb0fo
has iusI been enlarged
The stRpeuaoas plan t0F supplying the
city ef Liverpool with weter Involves the
removal oi a wh03e Welsh village, iuciua-
ing weeds. cottages, ehuresss. etc. fhis I'm
saense zpsee % b. devoted 70 reservoir
fsar and one half miles long by half
mile 10 mile broad assd 70 feet deep
Tuere are - BE- three lines af pipe, each -
miles long with ElgtTinr bes-s and second
ary reservoirs. ard the cost 81 the sque
duet alone IA estimated AZ tiaf-3ago.
Judge Taurluaas mail hriugs to him
daily dozens u eBriogs pzrseuis snd me
raeutlcs from al parts of the county. He
takes great Interest IN gfeniag his naeii
sBd critically examining everything he
hsEan 10 place them together on 3 large.
cid fashioned liable IN his Ubsafy. Nhieh
had surface .arRe enough % admit al FIRST
af an ogseflg arrangement of the articles
for exhibition 10 his intimate friends. but
fae CONSTANT accumulation has thrown
tas whole into = sonfrssd heap sEndauas
sni psft&fes Of Mr. Gleyetaua and NJ
Thurman make up tSothirsis 81 the igts
Tlera arc hAadkaas of 81 shapes. ssYies
sad sEes. Agrs aHd conditions.
A glance az fts pedigree q the psesl
aruslai and vice presidential candidates
of the great parties sbuws most resasrk
able s4Efe a affairs Grower Cleveland f.
ne ssu af 5 Pm sbfteyiau eiergyraall, v 1i i1
Alseu a. TburnGu j. the sou u 1siho-
e4St eler<ggnAm Levi 4 Morton i the san
81 a CnnSrs gstiOnAi clergyman. Gen. Hsr-
rss1u fsrssks the ruIe. Bot b. l. Ike s0f In
iss of : preacslsr ard j. him-eif En ci3er
is fhc church But ihis strange ef,iGcs-
aeaer &ssss uaf stop Wifh the easisdGsss.
The hessis # The eanpaigu euHa saifsees -
the tHo PARTIES - CaiYEa Egsee ARD
Matthew 5 S1sy-sre s0sss - elersyE1eu.
Cai Erjees issbeg Wss q PrezasferiAa
eIssgy ssSss. a. Eas The father of ssasIor
sfaaF
Itis eusF duTiug the lzst twenty years
tass uarMascs h4ye feGslase cagar5aI if
Germany, s.sst BaE ihere ss hardly Trstsa
raut iu HcrfsG ASST ~ saisrlfas Nhfre tlerc
are ~ ssmEir attendants Their ua-it-r
Is glFsn as the Eerg isE-s talez8 .sr at
- maaEs art ossesss GsiT a.4a-i aa1 iialS.
Eae. alfnsss-a &a@F 4tf rsssssaiie'l = retf
sFesfF Aa4 fas1s15saalse ciosnes asa @rfE
t-ssl e2slF ga Eas Hsefri9s fili isie s11ia tse
azeht Ea sssa ens, rs.arszs ~ rass "a p
: Nsr1tsses tssss alsrazas.s i45t fasiF f cFfe -
slae ~ alA A4f eEe-r glass 90 taFf. lfS
sise - ssea1 iasF fasg iske aar.hs ~ laT.
sAef have - Es 9 ~ fhH saaa sss =
aaiea is 5 srse4 81 aeg Fl-aiqs ltr
aalF ree~as ef sas askses EtFTa s 'n
- tAe Fss sna g $ iaeeef Fa o. g
asffs s14ezs9r Sc aitssat asd Eafssa 81
zaElr nG 81.
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City Property.

a lots ia Icsscs's sscoisA suni'.s,,s.i Ma
~ s8Hiffn5. ene hloVk from Masiiss'u
struqt. houses all rNind thcfa. trice,
xi5a each.
. besati f,al rlearsA lots 10 n. 7 Zen
nyts HNh N&iitinn. Ff3Ce. WV,
,-ar str,,ss rar lne and within TWO
biocks ~ mofor lire r'aie-
n, With s.rssats hard duisaed house
{n n + nenNY's pArk addition, tNo
bie..kx fran meteor Uue r0Atp. fFicSs
sfSe
, ,,.s,,4t lots in P0us.Hs Saditiou,
esramsaas = aue yieW, frics' sl--o
int In RaTcu sadiuotl, wiiA 'er's'iA
hansr. Price, SAsN
/, let ia Kaufman addition Ehts : =
N6,,;ee ~. onlv = block FROM
easle cars fTtcss, $50
sa lots rnr,au.t's s.i,iitioa g saessss,
n,sSh tst.v. al level and eSaatltu. +.
i.fS CLEARED, within hvc HsiUases
vats af Nest Coast Tallr,.ta &c k-a]
p~icr. frssrn Sile O. 81, Ter hos >uo-
bsrss.l, + fnstay fhr El0st ufsf'iti ~
Snlsnd t.,Wa in Ncsirrn " As.aiiA
hos fog sarcsstiaest
&. c,,g-ac-e lot> ia sliohetnisa 'ity
i.sr,sgs. bufsf all rannd the M t-'s'l'
rhtily situated. Prtce, Slio easa.
. lots IN suahosnisa Clss for ssS0 each
, ,,tsIa saobou,tsh tity sor So eaes-
A se~es sf rich haste.a lspd s.ilssai''S
snssat4sisil city aree, $50
an a.-.s ase ievcl lsad tve g'iles fraHi
50 Whass-a-3 4szlle, SA fleT acre
an .,,.,.S- 5ne an.s ss'f H5ises ts7zs So
rasat. saies8te log stNl4ipk tA'@ ?
r -, ..--,s rs-ssses - s-s- Htre
afri,t7s half vti- pf Hew
- s,-,,s...s,.ss .4ss5 ts..s. rath5c, faa as@
49, rass 5s8srtna5FE - Ei@Ne a.
Gaggssfsaeizl
4 hza sasi freSsfis w z
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qaired 70 give three months rotsse of il
teat1cD - eolree - fais eauHsry
Walter Mcintosh. ssrresary ot the Tzfrcss
states Wascasezkxx'- Associations. sssxsi fss-ss
of several cases of irap@a-zx-ioc from
switzerland OF raen under eontracs 70 work
a tie uzfeA~case factory 81 the NAlghAra
WatrA Co ERgiisAmsa we-c aisn szouehi
ever fais bad tended 70 drive American
mechanics into ctAer occupations
Cspt. Bell, pflos Of J. ysarS expereare
ha4 knoxlesise af the practice of Charie~
lockwood e19 Wa. &ckAy sse1-ine
E2snrElsE4tlon papers for natives q Soea
>cs,1a and f3e1 plscinz them IN eoans1d
o. American Tesssas within tWo weeks
They received so head for the xegxirs.
ssad lockwood fald witness thzs be uEs
eIssolst 10 make citizens in the time men
TONED because Of friendly relations with
his son. Judge Moore Of brooklyn
Kay was called aud examined al eansid-
erSo,e leRgfa- His testlincay sas fall q
contradictory stktSneafS- He frsz denied
tire shayges masse against him. but finally
admitted .hzs he had given false evidence
Ia several e@ses for the Pu<pese OF securing
natnraIEafton papers IN ozle ease rec<is-
ing so fog his services
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ca,iror ala Railroad Assessments.

S4CRsNESTo, Aug is.--Tbe state board oi
equalization this evening completed the
work Of assessing the railroads Following
the decision Of the supreme court ef the
United states that the state board esaEoi
assess franchises on such railroads a. are
operating under charters granted by the
United states. the board has reduce the
assessmeut of the Central fRciGc %
s. 0ssa. 60 sud afthe SautAeFa raeihc 30 s..
eco o0i the California Central aud santa Sc
read 81 90. .Ass. the California Parific g..
sgaec. Cali foruiu southern sl-*1o,ea0.
Northern Railway s--zea,oA- faiaf0 4
santa cruz Slaa1ao southern fscifc tif.-
osse as0. S5aekfoa 4 Copperapoiis SO coo,
Senck ton < Tulare tI5T.aoo. Thr tgial
assessment IS SASH 50o 4 decreaso oi
& go 90 over last yeaT.
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I'D. Y. Shelton. a.L Armstrong.
SHELTON & ARMSTRONG,
DEALEzs Is
REAL
ESTATE.
Loan Agents..
Farming Lands.


50 acres marsh land in
Skagit county. near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
] land. Price, $3.50
cash.
I6o acres of rich bottom
land. "a mile west of
Terril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
u mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared, 40
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream OF water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
TO suit purchaser.
100 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, 5000 per acre.
I3S acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, so acres
in meadow, and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples,
pears, plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age. Price, $3.50, one
half cash, balance in 2
years at 10 per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-18
THE CORRECTED DEATH-LIsT.
One Hundred and Five People Lost
on the Gefger.

NEN IOEE, Aug. If.-A corrected list Of
the idst BY the steamer collision l. i8s, ~
given hs Capi. Muller Of the (ieiser- The
Geiser carried g passengers aud a cgcw Of
thr ercw, u.
The agents ef the tue throughout the
country haze tsa@n notified u send lists Of
tickets solid GA the Geissr one aud one
half tickets were sold IA Worcester, Mass.
both lost; l8is ia - Pant. 81 which vcre
saved; slli III Chicago, g saved. in fhiia-
telphia saved The remaining tickets, ..
v-efts sut1 here. 5 ssgsst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-18
REFUSED TO TAKE HER WORD
A Chinese Actors wife Ordered to
Eetarn for Cred slrnt tIais.

sAN FRAScfsco, Aug i7.-wo Tai IL. a
Chinese woman who Tame here last year,
claimed the right To land on the ground
that she was the wife OF a Chiuese actor
aud therefor did not come within the pro-
hibiiiou Of tho treaty and Of the act Of
congress fofhiddine the coming into the
United states 0f Chinese laborerx.
Her case was decided yesterday hy Judge
Hoffman os the federal court, who held
that Ia order 10 land she must have GER
fiflcate from the Chinese government
pisCd by TIE American consul. stating that
she was not Of the prohibited class.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-18
roPuLAK SCIENCE


tLEvELASp. Aug. f7.-TAe attendance Of
visitors al the meeting Of the American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science was larger than ever to-day. Many
interesting papers were read. among them
saae prepared By j. c. Heaston and read BIZ
Commander Taylor, L. :. y, oa The M
arasna Canal It's General Features. and
the Results Anticipated froEa It's eaussrue-
ton The Recent Nicaragua Ship S'anal
surveys, was the subject Of a fine paper
written BY b. Z. Peary. Z. : y.
W j. Keep, Of Detroit. Rad a paper on
The infirsnee Of Aluminium Cpan Cast
Iron" He proved that slnmiaaIa caused
white iron % turn gray. entirely prevented
blow holes. increased tbs strength, took
away the tendency to chill, iesseaesa The
thickness Of scales, softensli the iron, and
incressea It's elasticity. Owing 10 the rap
Idly falling price OF aluminium. the results
Of this rcsearVh viii be Of grcaf xaiue Il
Iron ra{s.lffgr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-18
THE HAzINo NAVAL cal
President Cleveland Co
Their sentenee-A RspFsH

wAsHaSGTnS. Aug. i6s-in the
the naval cadets recentiy tried
martial AZ Annapolis for haxing
enced 10 dismissal. the president
mnled the Sentences TO e0n8ne1n
days snd deprivation Of balf III
j Eye. The president says
The ahcuses 81 which the ace
convicted Il an unmanly and
one, which for all reasons desi
segeresi condemnation. II has
eccdiuEiy difficult f0r ne 20 cos
applications for elemensy Viii
been addressed nae BY frieBdz ~ Il
under convictions, but am led -
if ieniency i shown 10 these
punishment which the offenders
suffer. though less than dismI
suflice for their correction and A
ing 70 their fellow cadets.
u desire il distinctly unders
the eienency granted 10 these ca
10 be considered a precedent for
ceutiTe interference, aud that [
sentence recommended upon "a
siction Wiil be executed.