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4 FIEaY cANADIAS EDITORIAL


TeaoxTa. Oct gn.--Tne HHpsrss the chsef
r84s uasaens orEas Ia taaasta. g. 3. Has
n ever h4gpene1 10 tse History ~ iae
vfarl.i tfsf me county suuk such h9eftT
sits the sssssoas 81 another as tHe
iss.ts-s Aiaes are iakias siia tan21s
srl.haaa a5sf having resolved aFen Fa1uz
IL e.r with fhr frzuit.f EGisezif
Afse. q tssBg AsganeEf la she "a
fse il xeFs We STE P,esSAt" -
5saiish - secis, an sitiienEa - .9s -
- sast Submitted g.sfisHt.T u tHsfeg
asass. fisssffs.rea ny Eseth9s7s Fnssrs eiAFlf-
siss rasa language sau Neo tEFres tbs
f8Ess tsts - iruEga sfElFsd Eaeu1 on BOD
II =. ~ fse in.efEatinna bsaasa-, ~
fatf a5as1ea meu nasf sere ftsE ar x
ssssy an4 hsuuf at tszl et - Es tisf
fsse sss.Ie1eaf ~ 81 5tfff E. silica
+ er.Fe.ss -faaasaz iussst SD sss saz -
fHs L t.aaaas e.rIa salp8-
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NO rxrLANATIoxs TAKEN.
Chinese Once out ef the Country
sir.f EeInain sluf.

NAsHlSsr0S. Oct. IA telegram, vas
received a. tne irxAsurg department 10 day
ff4M tie eollsri.r II c1s1oins 81 Port Town
send, W T., saving the STEAMER hneun,
from SKA, had isa8cd a Ehiaasnau A.
Sicgofls. 8 & on bis uaF 70 P.sst IoSii-
seai, aad a. king saCihef he shoaid b. al
iossc9 50 iepd.
sec-etz-y MAYNARD 20 TIE teieEfsm -
~ cd "a sslogss "rne at q @. tsstsT ]
,ass tlgsfg Iir.shibliE the la-isiibz 81 Eliresc
isborrfs aho have departed fr9fa Urlfed
Ssstrs terri ory. esinsfe per Aeon from
4 asia rAfasg iaBf
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TWENTY FIsnEsM.N LOST.


NEN Y0RK, Oct. 1o-Tbe National line
steamer Queen. whica arrived 10 day ira;u
England. cs!lidcd with the dshilE schgsn-
81 Madeline Al o'eiurk Friday morning
curing iog. oif The banks OF NswfpGBa-
land The Queen struck the Msaelrne
sHIl saif,s, cIi1ilig her iu two sNd sinking
her immediafeiY. Tue captain. GFst ana
second uRt and stewart OF the fshtnZ
ss.tss,sncr were reSe8ca after being Ia sAa
y airr nearly an hesF. The rest 81 fha
greW. numbering -. we're LIST The ttucea
iosi her tsgN spsit zEd fnreaaAsf. TIE Mai
cline was French fishing schooner.
the Maasiiuc u as two Tsa.tra bshi-g
smack O. Al tons fcg sfcr trpra Granville.
ga fhe luf uf 81 Aalu, France EYeFy
cue on board Was native uf Ff&lCe
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Iatoni. J4rkey CIah naces,

CfKCISEATi, Oct. ii.--kt the races II -
~ latoniA the attendance Was large Iz
First race. selling. SIX frrlangs- Elsie n
won, C0net second, Superior third; time.
1.ig.
second race. selling. seven furlonrx-
Tom Nichols Non. hlaes;0ne second. Red.
stone third. time f4alS
TAifdrHrc, parse. nlne-si Rfeeuths mfirs--
iaurA stone won, Mcckie II. seeoud.
HasIi ali third, time, .s3t
Fourth rare, enc Eiic-tioveror won.
BONANZA SECOND, DerOchment Third; time,
I-sS
Fifth rare, purse. six furIongx-fouls a.
or Won, Senla Cruz second, Marehbnrn
tn.s..: time, liia
sixsafaer. selling. six fur,onrs-Fiuaitv
wen MoraA second. II ghi 20 Seven thir5:
time. I-flIE
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Csrernu 4 CaJ..qals Passed Tfsls7fi-
ysRee ~ "a Lew saa e.f-. ~ Il. 1asF.
~ $3.50 r r. kfsFs ~ y. hzesFrat.
i..fsis5fs 4. Nss faatae. < 3Fisls. -
b i. PA &. ssss e = .s-aaks > = s''ils m :.
Il y Caaa * aad &ils. a. j. a4ess. N
evrsa. q 4 fsiiatsN8 an4 NliF. IRA
s - i. SHeEag au5i Vie y = haf-
- s.as4 u s nlsafi4ii 3 ? lAidies. G.
II. 1sszfes 4ast aiia ~ &4lftnp- Hil1
s..si ss1s, s.sfh. r ~ f4lstufH. T. Sfisf ~
~. Frss3 ~ ~ siss sir, >. A. David. G..
on : s, sss.srs lEt,es-=Fess i Huefif Tsaa:
n kssa@sfha. ~ n IfsF 81 fssA ktunfr.
~ war azsa lrs1x. 4. - tsrssssz. n.
szsifh. 4 4 Hssf, & ~ EfHerste. >. ".
s...n<s.a. !. +. fe.sza :. e..lia3st a,
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Precinct Officers.
King County
Republican Meetings

rar PEOPLE OF KING COUNTY WILL
4 s3dressed by the candidates Of the
5zzbiIesn party aud other able speakers
Z y followlng times aud places:
5r1tiiu. THURSDAY, 0at II, 10 y. IA.
Ss1E Diamond. Friday tlci. u, 5.s0 =. m.
6sss, gountaia, Saturday, Oct. IL, 7.is1 pm
Es1ss,lt, Monday, Oct -. $50 ,. N.
rnssa. Tu siHy, Oci. Is. 2 80 y. m.
.s~aa BAY. wsduesiag, Oct II, z sop. m
sss!.s, THURSDAY, Oct. ". 7;s0 y. N.
g.szhson. Friday. Oei. 70. 7 - p. IN.
fr}noua, Saturday, Oct. %. 30 ?. N.
8insn. Monday, q. y, 10 ?. IN.
nls CHS. Tuesday. Oci q 80 y. m.
g,s Ranch, Wednesday. Oct. q. 80 p. m.
fsf Thursdas, Oct. =, :. 30 P. IN.
irsslls, Friday, Oct. - % p. nj.
aesry Valley. Saturday, Oct Il, 7:5o p. m
I,shaa. Mnaaas. Oet. -, 10 3. n.
ExAweil, Tue silay, Oct. 80, 10 ,, m.
EpalnFllle, Meancsiay, Oct 81. 7; Q ?. N,
Nuraer of the county central commit
4. b. ALBEBTSoN, Chairman.
1T. MTfcHgLL @erre{eTy
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Adams Express Reachiu~ out.

NES YORK. 0eh la-It was officially an
nauaeed today that the Adams Exprcxs
Company had ccnrlndest eo4tract fur 40
wears for express facilities over the 4 HI
CAGE Milwaukee & - Paul railroad, row
oecuriea hs the United states Express
Company This gives TIE Adams comtany
silsTanee to The sofih of loNa- Ainnessfs
Wisconsin. SebFaska and Dakota Th!s
move iS IN PURSUANCE cf the ,so5ssy of the
ADAMS sempsay 10 extend Its services 10
the exfrtsae Northwest and California
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DrBIrS. Oct 1e-The Frssaan's yosraci
states that the London T9asss has suSpe-
lsed Timothy Harrington TO produce The
minute, cash. banking. letter and check
books and ledger Of the National League.
Ladies' National League and Labor and
Industrial Union from 1878 to fsSs for ex-
animation on the libel suit brought
against the Tssses by Parneil. and thar The
1tnss viii subpoena Mr.. Parneil. Justin
Mccarthy. Biggar. Campbell. Sexton,
N0las. sunset Cox, Kenney and T. p
0'Eoanor for the defense.
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~ the Sswr5aTke; rsc = the Middle Fark
plate = ~ EUH b Dpaofau,
Combinations H. b. Kelly, postmaster
81 or giH CTS. Or JOHN 4. Lrses se ~
FSsfh galoaaa. eSaEa -sensfal ~ MOI
b Erus.
X uSs the eiianuei sffamef Ssifair. ply
fnls hetwesrs Eteisasg aud i4ssgfsef. Whirh
suisk ia ilgrffot,i stfk.. siId agt fbs
sfensasr r Rattle. a. ffsapfttf.
gansea y. Esssisii, ihs Sew YORK law clefk
q b. sssindied fhs rii ~. ~ biz employers
~ f.sfatae eslrf9ages. uas yesterday tn
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.Ieronnr Park Races.

JKsoug PAEK. Oct io-The weather a
track were favorable to good racing 10. a,
HausiHs and Camnteii. proprictars 80
Chicaso stable, viii sell their entire ~
of racers, among them Egmont. / T.
Aineh and other good ones, after 4
Washington meeting.
Yum Yum won IN osAt. eam Harper 4
and, niagara third.
Saruna race. one and three siNteess
miles Paragon won ia 2.o61s, Bronkonal
sccoad, oaFsgnan third.
Third race, ifu0 yaris-saivaiar wn&
l.2- Cyclone Col Second. Fresno 1 III
Fourth race. onr and oue-efghth rlt-.
Prince kotal won 10 a534. Eiiene sect1
first Attempt third.
FIFTH race. heats Of 1900 yards .-Sls IA.
Banner BeSrcr aud Prose. Banner ii ~
won the iiFsi beat Ia II and the sees ~
81
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nananra TInni yrrr mn.

SAN fEANCISco. Ocf. IA rableeram
was received by James l. Flood. son 81
Millionaire James G. Fiocd. IN the efecl
tina the later had relapse this norssias
at heidelberg. Gefmsay, where be has
teen under treatment for the pssi few
weeks 4 second cahiegrsm stated that
the attack WAS not 80 bad a. AZ fifst
thought. aud thai Mr.. Floods condition Is
net dsngerons. The trouble is understood
% be severe choking stacks, caused by al
affection OF the heart.
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disnspolis. ea1 event was celebrated hv
sAe lighting e tse Juuaho rss we'd
cf0srd Of 80 yyrrs IN waiting HfsA mussr.
~ tse trafn ssoFrrs for . raDEaent Ere wns
apessa 20 the Wek. and lss mighty lame
shci sSyN ari. illuminating the ensir. town
ard stSroundiny ctz1try.
The sight trxiu lEouvas fherman4fs az
visitors - lnaiauapaias. 10 take pa-s IA -,
morrow deloerlSsrati,sr,
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Western Uni.u Finances.

NEw YoEk. Oct lathe annual meet
ing ot the Western Uaion Telegraph Com
psay was held to-day. The oeiy change In
the board of directors vas the substitution
OF Henry NJ. FlagIer for A. K. Nanns -
Fae report for the year ending Jane 81.
ISsS. shows gross earnings OF si9.7if. Ia:
expenss 5 sif. a. .5s5.net earniisS. s .07a
DIVIDENDS. Interest aud shaking fand ac-
count, Sz,S7s.17s; surplus 49s5. ia
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A GRAND STAND ooLLArsEs.


QUINCY. H.. Oct io-The fireworks
grand staad. containing Goo0 people col
larsod this evening Many pers N were
iHjuned. The occasion was the celebration
OF the annual civic holiday uf Qaincv The
stand was crowded with people eager 10
yiew the fireworks Srareeiy had toe tifss
rocket been fired when the supports Of ihe
west end Ul the structure gave way sBd
so feet Of seats collapsed. Tle electric
lights went out ana darkness added to the
tCrTois OF the scoue
Fuiiy so peTsouE were iDjared. but 10
viii cover AL who are at all seriously
wounded. Among the injured are Mis-
Vanfhusing, son and dausntcc. Of Los An
gelyx. Cal. who received bad bruises. II Is
nor thought their injuries are likely 70 re-
SUIT seriously, however
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SIRE she wxs arrested for al zss<-y with :
fssrfts1<i b fs-sster named EisSr, and :.
nou lying IN tke ertsnfy iafi wsftsnx the
erstarl 81 The sFzz@ jury Ssnee the s1osxa-
fasl q hts wife Smith has h-aen h-1x@ling
eFer TIRE fsoahse scd drinking hard he
y - le~- sea alive n Aibsny Al II this
Eorn-ns- he aeaves ltEee sLns.l chZ,.s-An
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California Dried Fruit In tn. East.

CHICAGO. Oct 1e.-Joha T. Getting. gem
erai manager OF the Cal.foFnia Dried Fruit
Of arranging with the dealers here Tor the
sale of Califoruis dried fruits by auction.
on the same plan pursued this season With
green fruits. He says from his talk 80 far
he believes the movement viii be success
ful lie intends 10 establish agencies in
New York and Boston also
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PuYALLup. w. T., Oct. 5. 1888.

PuYALLup, w. T., Oct 5. 1888.
James Boutwell,. Secretary Home Fire In
surance Co, Seattle, w T.-DEAR SIR Ac-
cept my thanks for your check for $500 Just
received had not yet received my policy
when the fire occurred. but it proved 20. X"
and your promptness peases me. The ire oc-
cured Yesterday and today the money is paid
in full Of the face of my policy, | shall say the
"Home" of Seattle is good enough for me.
Very Respectfully. f. BARTLETT.
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gricT&Bfes sss read and discussed. The
grzHs1 masters address wss debates. AMI n :
serrsd- At the afternoon session the CON
Ezttsee oa grievances completed It's report.
and the reports OF the grand secretary zrzs
grarsd treasurer were read and the usrzsi
reference made Tkoznss Lane, uf san q
Clara county, grsad orzsar, delivered tie
annual orsz5on upon the condition Of the
order Past Grad Master Atkinson, Of
Sacramento. Eas presented with silver
service on behalf Of the grand lodge ~.
". EsvAs, past grand master, made the pm
seutafioa address. and Mr.. Atkinson re-
spea<ied
TIE ledge adjourned TIL 10 o.eiock &C.
morrow, when the annual eleetion II of-
GERS viii Occur.
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Attention, Harrison Legion.

NkAhEEs OF THE HARRISON LIZ
-, - Nea sad al els ueSifing tn hc-
49, 49, M aie IS'4u-s,e,i 10 neet ~ occi-
~ = 8aaN 0n Thursday evening". the
-. ..ss..' ~. - o clQfk sharp, fur thp pur
( ~ thAffHipg io North seattle aud par
49, $50 is Toe Republican raily fer the
ns.... 60 NaFi fprchss ma b. had at the
,e.-s ,es-ssssaaA kepuhars ars cordially tn.
. .'a b fts PAta ,e. h4 orisr "
y sxseafise esnsaiiits.
a,... N sfhN 4. DYER. President
.A-IrNl- alnN 3 NJ. IL - --a..-
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NEW YORK Politics raxeIyu<
fae Labor Party Nom mates eoox,r-s
ef ramraAnr-a

NEw NoEKs Oct lathe United fears~
party further complicated the raevcrslf,r
IsasleEa es pi3eieg smother eausiisiasa =,
the erid tonight. James q. CssiSAn.
the rev Henry n Purrov Assccsafioa ~
fienoerats further iayclveSi matters bv d.
rldias 10 nominate 5 fali county iickes
next Thursday night
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Barry Atiaek- i'nwaerly.

NEx YoaS, Oct 10 Thomas Barry. uEltil
recently a member al the executive B. ard
81 tue knights oi Labor, s.id7tssed
fh-eug e. Cooper Iai7N fo-uiEat s .strelF
crffsflsfng Ir. Possderiy and charging tkc
pre-enf t,gssd uifh useless exis'no ttrss II
money sud reckless Bllsinaeass uient %
the affairs Of rhe orse-s wtiea rvsuits q II
cutting the membership down tau-iaisls.
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nEAyY EAIS SArJAUKsoNYILLH. Ar
Yellow Fever Deaths Yesterday, B.
TafAI nenih. afiz

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. l0-fhe day has
been Tefy eosa aud ir has Faius-d ineessant-
" since . ~. The efIieial tuilesin shows:
New eases -, dsafhs .; total Cases % cate
49, total ~ hs o.
HGeAFuR. Ala. q & Ie.--Foar neg cases
Of yellow fever Nod af4s
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REPUBLICAN RALLY.

4 Mass MEETING Is HEREAV CALLED
hs F6nrsday evening at 5 o'Uleek. 20
= sela IA 0iii Fellows had ia Moth seat
iisa. ". n. Glars. trusivn y. Dyer.
- eeVfEe II. HG.hran. Es4, 4 : Glars,
~, Asa ether able speakers viii adarVss
~ ~ esrf'ns uFsoR thp ghliiicel issues Of
~ ~, The public cordially Invited. iiy
s'ses Aeratliean Csutrsi Committee.
X B. ALBERrsoN, Chairman.
y Il MgTFHulg = tr..t,F..
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noUsE rKOcEEpTNGs.


WssnINgroS. Oct a.-la tie house
Burns Il Missouri called up The conference
relsort oa the deficiency Siii. sud afief de-
tsie 10 ~ agreed tn, This disposed II the
lar 81 he general appropriation bills
The house agreed 10 the ceuferpEce re-
port On The b.i! gFahGHg right ~ Way 30
the Nank1on 4 4issGuft River Railroad
COMPANY threaeh the lankten Indian
reservation, Dsk. Adjourned until fitlay-
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A PILLAR or rHK CHURCH.


FkTKRRoS, y. J.. Osf. III y. councr.
for - ysaes a trusted brOtkeeper II The.
Dolphin sik Manufacturing Company of
this eiiv, snd for l.nE time treasurer Of
81 Fauis Episr0y al ehanh, IL al embex-
xieF Il, tHc afa4fsuf of $40 fto
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ro-,,xs we.,her n.in

SAN FEANCIsco, Oct. te.-indicaiioDs f1r
"A hours for oregon aud Washington Ter
rliorys Fair weather ia ssuthsrA Orexon
loeal rains elsewhere. variable wiEds;
nearly stationary temperature.
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THE ROAD scuLLERs.
Gaudaur Six Miles Aheaa a. fro..

N'N eAtes AheAn OF Ross.
Nav loak. Oct 10 In the road senilsnx
contest AT midnight the score stnss4. eau.
daar aih. hnbear ~, Boss 40. East l0a.
C0uiey 80, Fisisied 3es. Mckay 10. HaInm
-, Larg0n -6S, u'Counor Is. lee ~
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Grant CLUB, ATTENTION.,

.. NkNeE8s or THE GRANT CIuB
fsss,s.tS heftuy nOfiugi ta ass nihic a. o.,
~ /. \, f9'lsfe on Fauss, A. VVsuine. o.
q -. AS3 e'el0ek sharp. ilF shc purpose
a., .at ,..li-t N u pNsce-.ian Go taarca from
~ en- = tar Republican meeting ia
- sssy.s'ss bail Go Nagth Seat.le, cagle,i
"e,ecs % ihai evening
= T. fREkY A.tln-- u-sstfeas
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HAkTFoan, Conn. Oct lo-The second
bicycle Saee of the three trials for the
worlds e ampionshlp. one mile, Was 10
day won by isoSe in a9s1<.
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rorND nEso y ~ nEVE3:

z,,tcg,s~ sf a Safessa, fsrsEsnt EnfaeT.
9b.se yise IseF~gtsss istsus
raer1kSFs rsst sa--4 s@sa tr-s q
tAe ~ = seSs SaFs. Tz4 istts 9! =
ssaoste So Fazs8s Esa-N f&r.~r g t@4e
aaa Il snS e LIS hsis@zi.s - zksEs s<s =. -
-. :. ss.sssss s.ssexktlis ssfs zfezgz79t4. 81
sss,.sss .sss,s,s,ssss es;sa Il aaieses. Sszilks EasE
. 81 l.szss ssas assssAss ss. $50 s,.ss.ss@ :
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John Savage, the Poet, Dead.


"Sn sAN@8es the Foetr Deaus
sPRASCETILLE, Pa, Oct i0--Joha Saw
arr. the poet, died last night at Laurel
ssCe
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iUsfHIN, U0f. III q NHaieh ff0fa
shanghai T. the tfgHds1a sass. Il 10
alivgssi hsrr fiSf q seeFFt treaty has heen
signed bv Russia asd GaYca, which dsrfee
giycx extensiFe prig lsrrs - Hfss.ian
Traders and Residents ~ Cena. AID the
esfHbi shmeu; of al exflssiveif Russian
port At Fsns al. Grssga BDk@ Alexander
r~erufls iAa . cordial iuisrsiew slth the
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hii FINF FARMING AND
2ss. NsVa fr3ref in taf Isl
~ -. stse iaEs e,ufsln1 4 saf5eot
iayae. s rr sad aWeieeess Faa-
~ - 20, "aiy E zseF bv uNseh ha iraif
80 - ist ai fsua Neiis. htaF q
e rsH. iae1 ma srssa tu98 uft
- aai afeofi tta8. Gs,A fsncs.
sfs sss ies n tsr1 lEN.sa sitsiie 8aisa
ssasA... nes GaHi tsfN. ersas7y,
hes sFss sea ash 0shss rrt taila
s., isHss g, 49,. ,.s,ts s.r,.ssssss,s :.
zcz1..s !, fiaf r-afi.tia. taa q faass =
~ Sas.,,sl'e Niis sesi a. trassa sae skgse
&3{t4 ~, 81 Is sn4 pxspeztS. Asefess
w. = q 4 AszgskEsl4 Nasstsxsen
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Tharman ana Clsselan.l ;. onsri.u.

WSshiNsToS, Oct 10 Neither the prsasi-
DENT Nor Judge Thurman came iuto sowu
to-%tay. They viii remain At Oakelew TO-
night. gaaeo lhurman has recelycd
lsiegran sam mouirg Atsn honae GA seconaf
~ itgas hnssnnss deniauaiag his affeatlcr.
ant VIII probably leave tomorrow morn
inx.
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Blaine and His Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, December 14.-senatt T
Hale is quoted in the morning papers
as saying that he expected to receive
within twenty-four hours a telegram
informing him of the fact of General
Harrison asking Blaine to accept q
place in the Cabinet. This, he said to
the Associated Press reporter this after
noon, was incorrect. what 1 said
was, should not be surprised at such
a case. Harrison will tender Blaine a
place in the Cabinet-that of Secretary
of State-for he is not considered on
any other line of work." will he
accept?" "Thst cannot say"
AUGUSTA, Me-, December 14.-BIaine
declines to talk about the story of hav-
ing been offered the secretaryship of
state.
Joseph Marley does not believe Har-
rison rendered the position to Blaine,
although he always believed it would
be rendered and that Blaine would
accept.
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Those Resolutions.

TORONTO, Ont, December 1.-THE
papers, commenting on the Butterworth
resolution:
The Empire, the leading government
organ, calls it az insulting overture.
The Globe says: We have no doubt
the Judgment of Canadians in the mat
ter would be such as to cure our neigh
bors of the delusion that has long Kept
them from trying to make the best pos
sible terms for the political separation
of the two countries.
New YORK, December 14.-Erastus
Wiman, commenting on the Butter
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The HOLIDAYS

And the colder winter weather are now
rapidly approaching. The joyful sea-
son is eagerly anticipated by young
folks in thousands of homes; but in
nearly all there are one or more older
ones to whom the cold waves and the
storms mean renewed suffering from
rheumatic back or limbs. 1t is not
claimed that Hoods Sarsaparilla is a
positive specific for rheumatism; we
doubt if there is or can be such q
remedy. But the remarkable success
Hood Sarsaparilla has had in curing
this affection is sufficient reason for
those who are suffering to try this
peculiar medicine.
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worth annexation schema. said: Il
never saw such fatal n istake; can't
conceive how Butterwortn came to do
it. The idea l have is there never was
so contented people as the Canad =
ans" Wimsn added that its imme1i-
ate effect would be to render q COM
mercial union more difficult. 1t was
political: the movement in behalf of
the Republicans was hurried in ahead
of the Democrats. who were contem-
plating the same thing.
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He Wants to Soil the U. =.
particulars.

LINCOLN, Neb., December IA I'll g
Attorney General of this State has
written to the Govern or protesting
against the proposed action by Congress
TO extend the time for the pawn nt of
the Union Pacifc's debt. He says the
company should be amenable to the
State for the lands taken by condemna-
ton, or otherwise outside of the gov
eminent grant. He is in favor of sell
ing the road for cash.
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THE SUSPICION

rested upon young man named
William Cole, who had come here from
the east short time before and had
been given position by Mr.. Young.
There was, however, not enough eYi
dence against Cole to warrant his
arrest, and few weeks later on he left
suddenly for California. The day be left
small amounts were missed by parties
in the office, and they considered that
this, with other circumstances, war
ranted them in bringing Cole back.
With this idea, the Ulcers here teIe-
graphed to officers in different parts of
California. All these occurrences and
suspicious were known to THE HERALD.
but were suppressed at the request of
interested parties.
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BACK TO MICHIGAN,

Carey or Cole, will be at once taken
back to Michigan, and after the law of
that State is through with him, he will
probably be returned to Utah to have q
hearing on the charges made against
him here. Reports from Saginaw say
that Carey formerly represented the
Durham Tobacco Company of North
Carolina, and that he has wife living
in Virginia. While here, he repre-
sented himself as single man.
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A Pleasing Sense

of health and strength renewed and of
ease and comfort follows the use of
Syrup of Figs, and it acts in harmony
with nature to effectually cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in SOC. and 81 bottles by all lead
ing druggists. s
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WHY aOiU you gtve $50. 500, and SIC
for a seaOing machine oohen yOu can get
one for $50, $25, $50, or $35-aOith THE
HERALD for one yeGr thrOaOn inF
Write to THE HERALD, Salt Lake, for
particulars.
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IRE SANCTION OF PHYSICIANS has been
accorded to that standard disinfectant,
GLFNN's SULPHUR SOAP.
"HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, "
Black or Brown, SOC.