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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04
ATraIss IN DAKOTA.
The I've Constitutional Conventions
Soon 20 Convene

Slog FAGs@, south OAK J.. yGiy MANY
af tha delegates - The s1afa Dakota con
ss4tatiaaal convention aFe arriving. The
People bg y4siag 20 adopt the -oax FALLS
eansfitns8ssa have less b. liisle Tor the eon-
veaiiess TO DO II wiII probably keep Ia
session, aslng sea raeh Il suythiax for
tNgssl laeIi, sst.ysis eeEsms tffs 81 slsviss
~ sefrstofys IaeKeYs snss sRiEaSles gets
SRrx sfsisa fi.e bismarck foGfireaee fEs
sxsssgfHflou ~i 9jeuFG.
BgsAsEsg Isas. July = Temogr5x the
constitutions euuEeE tsoa fur the new
.fst@ ~ Ssfih Dakota, viii Rss~plsge Ia
tais estg. ard assssiy iszxe uaussr ef
ssE{esafF. are ua N&a3 Aecorufnz - agree
nett sGs keyuhlseaa< OF tae territory v -
are ia ma5sr5 siis~rt the Democrats -
hsTs ssae 3 iFls ~ To. 80 egsssss 20 tnis eps-
vesstis4 sed there ssfs hs . EsysIE efs9Fs
20 keep wp fhs miaDrsss FehFes~nssfs0n
Sstssa Sc ss1e &c y sssfsss.gasiga- Nhzae ssuc6
sttentIofs j. sseinx pad 10 eisr
tssa ss s8aisiua5s, So sesns stes.Es.ns sufss
s.ssss ef lte oFssial positions ~ sase nss
ssAfe s1s srnnSsss. tss tsEf feef nzztser of
~ aew ofsanie saw - ssss By say means
beS8g a&eS5fssxs~s.
F4rnaess AistAace 0rgagsszx.tgus having
, izrge asrs~y of Fsessztess sss6 being yers
t4szsersyf p8tiss1aIiy. Ass@ %as2s~yssssi
fssaaf0rEs rrfRTfnlss Uhieh fhes n ~ -
PISCES IS The sssss.tsg,lssgz. sasss tbsy have
ssfsesant Eaemsefship "a fke coage1tsoa
aas easr "a ;ex~~r iss fhe sssse % make
stesr asraaa8s eE great wsasbt knsaag
ffse . as II shest platform are hr f*Slsx
fss sSeferntsens etsnfFos 81 fsilfszasis aos.
rf AL yssA3te Ffeae~z sses. he prshs sssss1
"a she ltQzsnr fxsEsses sSse< i9A % Ensssd
STATES seEst0sx fy S~oEsalAr vote
| eursx cz AfsssFsstss0. NE abilities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04
THE THAxToN ACCIDENT.
The Roller Exploded and Set the
Wreck on Hfre.

LyScHBuRG, Va, July s.--Tbe seene Of
the terrible disaster, near 1kaxson's, on
the Norfolk & Western railroad. bcggars
d. scrirtion. There il hardly enough left
u the train of eight ears that took the leap
10 the bottom OF the pit to make cue car
As socu a. the boiler of the engine cx-
plosied the entire mass of debris took fre
ihosc who went Gown. who were bot
killed outright. were burned 10 dsafh
Portions of eight bodies have been taken
out. II II believed that fully fifteen more
peTSoos were entireiy consumed by the
fire. The survivors of the wreck say that
cries for help c uid be heard frura all al
reetlsns. and tat those untust we're pow
Ffees Ia render assistance. Women. who
managed 20 recover, lay about on the
ground suffering ffoss their injuries until
a@y brsas. aud many walked long distances
Ia fsFfn houses. The few passengers left
nn:njuFed did al in their power for the
unfostunafes
Ine dead are. Engineer Patrick Dono-
van. Lyuchuurg. Travel sng Engineer A.
W James, Roanoke. Fireman Edgar Bruce,
Roanoke; Mail AGENT Rose, Abingdon; =.
W. iifsey. train aisra'ehef, Hicks Forf:
v A. Pes soB. Sssnosrapiter for safserin-
sensient Osborne. OF tue western division
OF the road, wife aud ehtid. John Hard
wick and a III MARSHALL. Cleveland, Tenn.
Passengers rs John Kiskpa rick, Of Lynch
burg and Ssihsn tnscu. of Roanoke. are
supposed so be Killed. some of the ytassen.
sers are sfill in tas ruins ia addition "a
about twenty hnff- some oE whom win
die. The s,isisop Of Dalton. ga, sss badly
eur on tee bead
LYSsnHtKfs, Va. July s--Tbe debris nj
the wYesk on she Norfolk a Western rail
foas has teen removed and = number Of
chssred boSsiss been found The names O.
sevei tren persons Who were killed have
| been sxee~fsintd. They were oil Eastern
people. There were about thirty peopls
| who eseap4s3 with eniY sisght iniaries. and
/ tea who are seriously Injured. The iis; oi
| fae dead vi be increased "a The friend.
of the missing people come forward IN
sssrsh 0f them. There u no way at pfe.
eBf 30 ascertain The EXACT nnmiser oi the
/ dead "a fnE Ia TIE fact that the train wal
DESTROYED t4s ire
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INFESTED WITH BURGLARS.
Fort To~nsend the Prey OF the
Iight-Fingered Gentry.

reNT E8NSsESD 3ulg S,--. 8ce TIE
events essunec.est WITH tbs EnFtiick bzirg-
lsrv have tr&nsylred. reports - roebesy
ard sste =, p.est robbery are coming ia frDsn
all ,.frsetsssus an5 the crop 0f bGFgiss
ssssrss-s eesn gsEiSss tales of = ogen hsfs and
minor articles q wearing srpArel dissEs-
psariag IN the NsssSt ia1tsohaisse Azsa ms >
;pFisas EssnHeE NJ 10 iss Eogss sn1 nsEfssy
tslsvef nAfrssITxs aF pels saxssag ssssi
h!xh eaysug~-Shs fSSAA ~ 81 sezfHfs
.reneE.s 81 fss Imagination, n .szsAag SsaTs
81 less-
EVERY srfsrie that nss Aeen misplaced
sssfhEss the lass sew wes as is attributed %
tas Caring raissery os burglars sEsi g asAs'
tses as tie .sossss. 81 rrgsorss9 toEst~ys new
sss cisasGls1sea have the rira ard syusfs
4 .xssr IL me AussFfesH sbessn a. pzse = -
tE,e Egest taAf bszzisaiES near the scfssol
hfa.e = a. entered last u xa;. tss AhaaF+e
sprx.sss hsund sa tAs Has.r ASH gsxFs6,
after Assh sIse rAasves psanssssv.' to tasaf
hearss AsssgeL
@silssEa HasEnsaa. sh1 proursrfsss q a
<sss~srs ugssier the Nersha4f nsnks -
.s,.sE,sss .srrEzsse ysrszssasNs ncgasHx- atssal
hSss es.s sssss q sss8a &. y Essn tsu Taga tassf
htn yssst and M Ho& nsn wss sss
x.xs-xx. Assn .%s arrested ess sasfssSsesl
2Tsss siH sAv~ Asssssnx Ess1ss-
wsfzsss Esw 4ssnE 81 a u 5. esrs ~ M
sAs- haas a. ssxs rec thai Box TaaktAss'
!. t-s I'D ssesa sssea gT9gs sfs Er-ssEs
s.gsxe ga s;EasAs sa~ Aox ~ss shsrs
ss->sexstas the sNsx was ss@T~. fSsf sas
Saasssv xas nox- Nx. Iau t. = Ss~x-ssssssss
sas. ssssz t&s ssszs rsp-sssasses ysass 81 BARS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04
PORTLAND NOTES.
"Sandy" Olds' Triai-Chee Gong to
be EeseBtenced.

PORTLAND, July 3.-Tbis afternoon the
counsel for sandy ODDS. the slayer OF
Weber filed q motion asking for q post
ponement of 0lds' second trial from the
time set. to July 9. olds alleges in his afsi-
dsvit that the Tstsqran and 0rtgoRfaR
failed 10 truthfuily report the testimony y
when be was ON trial, and that these pa
pers have great influence 10 inflame aud
prejHdice the public mind.
Chez Gong. the Chinese murderer, twice
sentenced To death. will be resenteneed
Saturday.
Kate Coburn. youngest daughter Of Mrs.
ca. Cohugn.sister OF Hon. Harvey W.Seoii,
was married to night AT $ O'Clock 10 Mr..
J. J. Seigwood. of East Portland.
In the circuit conrs this morning Was
argued an application for permission 10
send 10 their grandmother in China two
young Chinese girls. All Won and All lie,
who were recently tarnsd over by The
court 20 the Womep's North Pacific Presby-
terrain Mission for care and education.
Judge Snattnck denied the applies ton on
the ground that he had no assurance that
their grandmother would be willing to ss
sumo charge OF them. ard also hecause he
had no information rs to her ability 10 DO
so and as to hsr character. 70 for the
time being the mis- ion viii retain the rus
tcsly of the little ones.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04
THE HALEY FIRE.
The Business Portion cf the City
Almost Totally DESTROYED.

SALT LAKE.. July s---The fre which d.
s'royed HALEY started In the Nevads
bakery. corner OF Main and carbonsis
streets, aud spread with alarming rspidity
Every body thought thst the Merchants
hotel. ntx xf 10 Tire corner. would stop the
flames, bu, owing 10 the hfga wind the
IRE swept through row of frame build
Ks 10 the hotel. brick building The
flames ssepf along NJ din street. cousum
Ing butdings supposed 20 be firepnof. ~
iffhes were tinder. The heat wss so on
prsssiye that the hreneu had 10 4 s. RI
their hose and hose cart, and consequently
the town was left 70 the mercy of the fire
Wo q was sent To Bellevue. aye miles south.
and her coinpxny hurried TO the scs ne
with all available apparatus. hut too late
to be of service.
After leaving the Merchants hotel cor.
uef The tire swept south on 10 the mex.
block, jaGpe,i a street 10 the west, ard re
turned to the north slong the street, burn
Ing all the business houses with the single
exception OF Fri oman 4 Co.'S fire proof
building. OF four blocks al solid tricks
nothing is left but this one store TIE
burnt district includes the entire bus ness
loftion aud taxes III but few residences. 80
there will not be any destitution.
The insurance ON property destroy ed viii
exceed tl5o.0oo. A number of the lsrsss'
losers We not insured. Among the
heaviest losers are. kotfin 4 Co 500 Coz
insured for 81 90: Idaho Farwasd,ns
Company, 81. 800; Men hsu's hotel, 80 100
]. A. Rupert, si5.ea. without Insurance,
Claude Campbesi, ~ 900, insured Tor s6,Wo
\ q many Others who VIII range in the
neighborhood OF sianNf each. The litsls
mountain town today presents a refy
melancholy appearance. aud what was bal
few hours ago the most prosperous town
in Idaho, is how but a mas OF smoul.iet
ing RUNS Nearly all THE merchants vii
rebuild as soon as possible
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s,,i.L on rns srAND.
Dssiti Centinses TO Testify C~u-
cerntng Iriah Anairs.

IaSpoS. July s.-nayitt continued hia
testimony before the Psrneii eommissiou
today. He stzled that be would not okicct
'c lofn any movement TO secure the l1.sjes
ptndence 81 Ireland. II sssnh q movemens
WAS haes scd by fofpe@ strong enough Ia
instlfs bopts ui success
Davttt said he did not approve of the
Civfsenitil explosion. lie regretted the
attack apon the prison van. Ia = hieh brayo
i'otses nleu were Killed. but appiandet the
men who lrade the attempt 10 saye their
tflt tste While IN rR.Keta lie vaaaiudz<l
AT the movement hy the secret ~cieften
ws'uid do good, and when released te held
. conference sth the leaders Of the 1ffa{.
Eepnsilicaa HTa'horhnod Ia Paris reaarl
ipg the asiyisabiligy of an open moyeuhtn&
Matthew Harris. one of thssss With whom
be conferred, bad given permission for hin
name 20 be siivu ges'. but 50 tor hls 0shvf
ir'kh Republican Brotherhood leaders. be
was without their rs rniissian
Chief Justice Hanuan said that AtfnYney
General Webster was obliged 60 press the
question as fn what others we're presens.
but could wait till the end OF the examine
tioH To do -.
Witness fsrther sai, that he had failed q
win The irish Republican brotherhood
leaders fn spprose OF the adoption of "a
open movement. with the exception ~
Harris. He Intended 10 msks the land
question stepping stos c to the iniiepeu6-
sflSe OF iFt{shd. treating the iaHuiordn ~
an English garrison league did the lard
programme of the Tory governments.
Laughter
Davitt refused 10 say whether or not
James Kelly. member ~ the nnnsc had
been engaged % Distribute drearms. end
declared that he fid not know whether the
trustees OF the diminishing fluid, Mss&rs.
Carroll aud Burke belonged TO the Clan
ns Gael. There Is hne and cry agpinst
"a Cian-ns Gael In America. For politi-
cal purposes, the witness declared, ho
M nsi be careful what he said but he would
say the members are all extreme National
isfs
Dayitt sail: "Psrneii aud differ h.
cause Parneli is opposed 10 complete sep
srsiion, bat u he got his measures through
J would los ats support them. II he wos
saeeeksful, the demand for separation
woald even de"
The league was founded As the PEOPLES
League. istheu got into the hands of poll
tcisns- Witness disapproved II spp<aline
to Ameriens "a support the NastonnitGe
fuDn which Aftorres senarai Weneter ho0
Rad. witpsss never approved Of The
sksfuiithing fund. uagiti ssid that while
he was the correspondent Of tho lvtsA
World De used the expression. s'Hpfehd The
light" meaning simply to circulate tho
isaper. witness disapprovesf OF mBch that
The man signing himsslf .'ffansatlanfjoS
wrote. Fsfpeli entered the court fooGn
while DasItf was fesiliYing. apd rcmat0e0
until the session f.iftsfff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04
INDIANS CONSENT.
The Lower Brnles Adept
the Severalty Bill.


1awKE RsrIx AaKNcN. lHsy Ala this
rncfniysgs rcaneii iron Nassoa said he y as
the brad CHI. . a lT,sdsr ef his t,fss. sud
shst he shoasd sisa The hi.s and his pe.,pie
weasf fslaew. bat that be wsuid like Tor
sae commissioners 10 rad the b / sgssa
~ shat ail ceaid understand 4 Tsis wss
iaEe. ssensrai cfosk wsu then aid tfst
II they arc al sitting 10 sign shev had bet
ter sign this asssrnoan: thar somerrov
wss1ld ee she Fssu-s ~ Jais. ard tssat the
tsr5 feaf the Indians a. he Lower HTuls
have ssxa ed would be feirarspiasd sla ever
he cssssEsry. Ali their friends would hear
the news ard es pisased
Alter teg questions sd been asked re-
xsrsasng he hali fse- Nsfsoa arEsse sud
-as r s-sss tsenetsf creok He sass
'Inres e;ass. / ana gai x 70 siEu because
stss 50 ~sss = 20 issusni-e "a he y gce 4
friend 10 tn laaians h re- W. x.At &
remsia ON White river, and Wish you 70
tell The great fst er.
isfi Hand Thunder ensieayosea 10 chez
the osefnvsg of the bill. rat MAS nnsuc.
eess at frru Nation siznel fret and was
,o'lowcd in orSter of RANK hy the other
chiefs
The conversion ri irou Nation. Little
70 sssn1, Dead sand and ~ h. rs ! ssier> ei
last yess- .sppcss las Was 8 triumph
hardly sqaslrd q the rveori of inss'aH
negosi -fi SIS. assd for which the com ssi>.
afternoon General Crock, AZ the rsqnsss al
the chiefs had q private talk with them.
aud IL Is stated that al this conference The
prpssamme, which has been successfully
carried out todsy, Was agreed upon TIN
inaiaEs are signing as rapidly as pesss Bile,
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DISASTER IN PARIS.
An Expiosien In = Nine Ktl1e -

PARIS, JBiy txploalon OF IRE dsNp
occurred in . es@l pit st 10. Etfue to6oys
Three hundred miners we're entombe<l n
number of tsodies have been taken ont q
The pit Two pits were effected by The 81
pl0ssou. One ~ these IL Inundated -
been recovered Ten miners who uoGo
taken ont siixe are ~ badly tur
Jursd that they viii pfohak13
die. Sixty horses employed IN the U101
were burned 10 fesfh. The news a ~
disaster spread quickly. and the mouiAoG{
The pit Hsf re soon surrounded by es0W111E
reisfives aud friends ~ the imprisoG
miners. Many heart ref.iinx nool1
were Witnessed "a bodies brought - ~
surface There IL no hope II rcseuing -
~ the men now In shs pits. all of Wo&mf
have already probably peri&he1. 4 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04
THE PRIZE FIGHT.
Both Men Departing to o.
Scene.
krHRsrs rs orExrnarx1a
While saiiissa ls In spi~asaaa c..
aitisn-The Betting In Favor ef
the Besten Aaaa.

Jackson. Team. daily A. s.averncr rx,~,,
has ts'ezrssaed 81 eorersierx OF Atshn,.e.
and i~snis@ns fnF permission 10 sass arn.l
ri Esasnsn taFoa sheis sxsyz Give sta,>.
preparatory - inseys-e piss.g Snlllvsn ara
fight -
N4seISSsr Ohio. 4aly s.--J.hn L. Sn,.
Asan sad rsrfv hsg this nsarn4ar fnr Nsssp
oflsazs. They l.is no info-sAstiau son.
ces nsisx their pan OF pFsS-edaFsts whether
'heS woui 80 shroaxh BY lse ssgalax sr~in
or hs tar. 20 asesa ih~ suggested esrsnro
"a Nasssssaprs they woasd secretly chaHao
their plans s'sd ssseak Though the state 81
sfs ISL fFssn cr 81 e ans xs.s.ei a rs,osS
sAiFsAokRs ials g. ike Ill ssn I'm
a. - n -iS tbs Afft fSsn n, ~ernsse-
ps tess ~ Jehu Mar n Rely No re sssd
sheA srsse VS. sssssh~s,n aHd
aksss tired, s. egn h.. as.nr,ss eve = os,ss
sAss ~ u statap. fas train IS txnssssd
- arrive at New Orleans ~ II o'clgsk Fri
sas Betting rele l. ltzl 20 ~ ga sullivan.
ksiTssn to- Ks ss II trained q sfsac too s!ne
- stand h,ae hruissnv contest, though ha
Is as sarsi ~ a rock
Ssw oElK2>S. July S--As the day n
battle draws u. ~ the excitement hssemes
more intense, and thousands "a psag,ie *.
prt>s 4 uE~isr> - tsssssx Enxtatys ~ 20 ~
tise ssn Of the init. 10 mai er herr Il
a es tlafr. Be- i,sg "a the fe>utt wss not
WY ttriS tosssts tRsfE uttnS ptrutN If
sullivan nionsy aud hnt little Kiirnfn
mcues In sight The ktrsln men are
holding hack for the sd cut of the hcnk-
makers aud knowing ones who ase or
pecfsi to arrive. one hes of $50 IN tzA0 GA
sullivan was pfsrfsl today, and bets of 3l0o
to $50 aud ssf0 to $40 On sullivan wcre
eaefed. hua found no takers. The Suslf-
vsn metz are not ngiefiug odds hernase
they nnsiefats ksirsin. hnt because the lat.
ieFs friends ere shy ius' new Prefcseof
knt CT viii have ehsrSs OF the ring. Po-
lice, who viii number 20, frss. ss mas,-
ages og thr fsht, give assurance that the
utmost or er viii Re nainfa aimed A spcciaa
fEsin ieft over sise Queen 4 Crescent route
to'iaE. having as passengers the managers
aud fftcaas nj the TIVE siusgefs. aud they
Gid not return until iatc tonight. Tho
Young Meas Gymnasium Club held :
meeting tonight 90 arrange for the recap
ton of sullivan, who viii reach here 10
morrow.
CpsngsLASp. MD. July s--The II. a o.
trssn due here al T. N. was delayed by :
storm. kilrain and his party were %
hasTst. The PARTY took supper at the Qucen
tiy hofei kiirssa sse h. argi y. The din
1 ( room was crowded snd had 10 b. elcaF>
ed by the reiire- kilrain said ne siid met
want 20 talk. be wanted 10 cat. bus felt first
rate and expected . good lights sleep.
loan z. taunon. candidate for the uoxt
sressrrship OF the House of RI prexentor
iSts. was IN the car next 10 that oscnpied
hy htifnio. On the feaf af the train In Z
private ear were Mrs harrison aud baby
Mckee, Private Secretary Halsori. m,
Scott Mrs. Hsrrison's sister and others
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WILL cur RATES.


phNvss, July s--E l. iseeax. renersl
passenger agc.t OF he rnion rarsfc as
omahA. this ssernfns natiAed the rnsos,
Pacific and Denver a kio erande Denver
offices of the notification be hsa received
from the Chicago 4 Alton road relative IL
the rate OF SIS from Denver TO Chicsr.
fae Alton road agrees ta secep; e. NJ as rs
snsrs Of receipts on tickets sud over their
.lhc MT isasnax dcelafss that the Union
IN iac win meet the cut st.si that Il Mil sd
into /. if.es Sopsiay. July :, aud he srgcs a
.tnssidr rate frsEn tasofado springs ane
faehlo On all tick - sole via Ro L Island
aud Atom reals Chief Clesk Masileigh. az
tse no orande, stated to the reporter thai
tAe sifuaffa1 has as yt.f naf hen Is
eussed. hat that oil Eastern roads would
doaeileks make 81 the rate 10 Chicago
The Atoms latest action makes the fare
froth Chieafo 10 Denver and vice versa fh.,
same, re'iaetien OF sssa from the cid
fatr
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DAVID THE SINNER.
WANTED.

" \ y I FsIt.
N'ss'emsH 50 l&g asanths eseakS. 80 50
e. rs sffHe Gsu sS-a and e. - ser
% 81 csssilty- jp fssssHrsgf. s. I'sT wsek
b. fan.s, e fsr mVnt 3. ~ - NAsd
saA'is e. - F,r atv uau - ettoart 1ts@t.
e. 81 ifE cect aep s4aisr, Ssa Iaes nses..sS
WALTERS, Sle. 80 sHs So icy week
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OLYMPIA NEWS.
Cut His Foot with an Ax-Personai
NntGa

OLYMPIA July S--The Chicago Comedy
Co. gave sheiF first play Tor the week "Dia-
moud Mystery" al Columbia hail. Monday
evening. before crowded house. There
were twelve characters represented, of
woom james a. Deviin ~ Peter Grump.
his fsc.otum. was deserving OF special
mention Eech Yat was well carried out.
aud the comtany succeeded in holding
their audience 10 the la,t The music be-
tween acts bs Prof. Hayes showed him 10
be master of his profe
Char es Mitchell, enployed a. Fiiz-tier-
aids camp, while using All ak the other
Gay met With al accident which resulted
. in his eating u three inch cash in the top
ot his loot, causing Gnite a severe hemorr-
hage Ne was brought 10 this city and Ia
ken to ~. Peters hospital DIR. Riley being
sum tnoned. dressed and stitched the
wound
pr.sgstes to the eopstifut onal cenven.
sion are fast making their appearance.
The epts raining committee Is readily sup
plying their waits. There is always room
f.r more.
The Western Union telegraph Office Is
today being moved To Mr.. ChiheEg's real
estate ofiioe. Mr. Parker, from Seattle,
will sRccscd Mr.. o'tonnor as agent here.
The Pacific Postal and Wtstsrn Union
Telegraph Company have both run lines To
the capitol.
iE fs&stNAAf baNt HstA
articles in seeretsry Whites office: The
Su0homi>h san Publishing and Printing
Company. capitat sftek. S5,us0; trustees.
III bisckman. j. W. bann. 10. n swerd
( sgar. Z : ferguson and W. +. Bell. oh
/ j~ct. to print aud publish daily and
w. ekly newspaper, slsn TO rnu. maintain
and cordaet a JOB printing Office, and 10 do
I sener.l iub work
Tfaeyson Aill Company capitsl sso K,
f sa.un. trustees, Charles III. kiftiugRr.
/ sse,,Fxe r. ki,gager aud James Weed. OBJ
+ ieet: 10 lessc. hay. own and hold real
e.tafe oF aay iuterest therein including
I timber lands: "a impresc, develop, lease.
+ sell aud mortgage the sane.
wheejs r. osgoot 4 Co. Tacoma. capital
stock sz5.ns1. trustees W e. Nheelsr.
I Taeofna: ;. r. osgood, Des Moises. Ia D..
/ D. clarke. Tacoma. Object; To carry on
4 she manufacture aud sass OF lumsxr IN its
( various ferns. ineia5inz ga h. door,
/ blinds AMI kindred wors: furnitHre and
/ waoienwsre. the saving aud planning oi
: InfnsseT ami everything connected with The
manufacture and sac of lumber.
Trsexfon Land and improvement com-
rany. capital stock, ten.aSo. trustees,
1 Charles II kittfnxer, Jsmss Weed and
) George II kittlBgtF, nhseUt. to enter. lay
out, paFehase and sell Eosn-itss. town lots
& sud s~sst rs IS IA sts O. IN lsntS Of esery de-
striptian or the rFn3ges thsFeof. ard 90
sfaE.rssxss the sane sna to DO syery thigg
sssg sa s.isfian tbsrsso tAas might sse done
! hy an lad5y dHsa
ftcsgss ~ yg.st has hsen granted 10 Nf
{ hasses g SadGis aud Mss Mar Annse
FaFa.
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PagrLANp, Ju1y s-MFx 5chn Hasnnei
sn3 tsc eklgdrsn weFe drowned ~ she
willamette fwo uss!es nsfsa of fageDc
sandsx The sSmilv ssd been b'sekserry
Ing ara s1fesp ufef - ford the rifcr Tire
water being zoo deep. the waga0 eapsssed.
and Hem ussr cal - 20 III. wffe % save
thssr fafaEx daughter whilr he wnsss8 lake
care Of fae s-yEA--ea8 asH Ms. Eurs rSs-l
and the tao elasldfen veyv down. ! ard
HafnFsaei was foHnd ns.fig .ass he as
~ ssaitstei wish great istsraisF. Forty
then Are dragging ire river fssf sfe fsssts >.
Ins sss<iy os tie sssy wss isanss sass even
!. mifie .ss<t hzlf from tbs Y<da3 sAerf
the drowning uSEaYrfa
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WILL VISIT ALASKA.
Senatorial COMMITTEES viii Inve.ts
gate Indian Affairs There.

CHICAGO, July s.-The United states
senate committee met hers yesterday -
arrange for a trip TO Alaska. Senators
4 swes, of Massachusetts,. Jones. ~ Arkmn.
sas, aud s'ockhrifee. ef Michigan. were
present. senator Msuderson. Of Nebraska,
viii Join them at Omaha, for which place
they ieft last evening. senator nawrs SAWS
they propose 10 visit the entire territory
and determine the truth or falsiiy of The
reports that the Indians there srs being
msstresfed and degraded by soldiers and
Others, as was charged six weeks or two
months ago.
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