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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Al Pres OFT, 4. r.. A w Csllen has &c
beld "a s1,1As baafs fsr XII ing Is ron
Charles sRd Frank Work
James r DAILY. a welikno gambler If
- Louis. has snicifei He attempted 10
XIII his mistress, bat she escapcd
Two men were overcome by foni air in a
well a. Hobart. fut.. saturday end fll
into the visit and we're drowned
Friday night barxiars entergd The lew
elry slore 81 ". ]. Bodweii. st Lynn, Mass,
ana stole 81 90 worth 81 jewelFy.
The Jury la the SANDER ease Of william
. Bren against Lord Salisbury has re.
turned veF'ites ia fsver OF defendant.
pearce & Ryan. wholesale liquor dealers
~ Nashville. Tern. have assigned. Their
Aab'iisies amount 10 slsS,oes assets, SIS,
A hofieF explosion occurred At Washing
. ten Courthouse. -, last Fridsy in wa;eh
two Haen weTe ias&aatiy killed aud eight
injured
The war department is considering an
app lcstloa from citizens of Alaska for the
locsi Ion If de aehmeut nj troops In that
territory.
Strand Duke Constantine. an uncle oi
TIE ezar of Russia. = suffering fpsm
stroke II paralysis snd has lost the power
81 speech.
Little kansNha valley. ". Va. has teen
aos@iej b 9 cEesssi burst. ard many ives
ana thousands ii sisss!sss worth ni fsrsp-
cfiF destroyed.
MAJOR 7. II Han3bssy. OF the United
SAs,e~ tiagfneegang eovps, has been autaer
Colufal ia river
Ere ia Poks Austria DESTROYED too
afsoses -Sssr3sy- MAny Chilstrn ar
missing sna haasigeais % ~ ep,e WEI ren-
dsre3 homeless
EAe asx essaeF C.s,amis;a. bslsnzing 10
ilie hsnb't-s Amer5csn Pecsst Company
tes oaE sF9a Hamburg - her
srst 'ssp e. Nss fegk
kegNfs, fuG9a kscaf.aD, Czf SAFE That
iherv = Eresr suffering sratssE farmer. frs
ilt .zla3taa NaFfhNesG CFogs s8sl fse al
shiift tain g p sans hea,gE4es
sArse iadsas wfFe s.raes hy Healgslar
81 hAsuArrS b&k feW Gays $40 ma
wtge lnsisatES klssss snd shc tesg1 -
sefiQes.f injured .GAs la siii use.
in.tSHsn* favorable - sAe sg.rsng
= All taaasNuY bss taNn gives S. sfs.t
g. Ietyeat tas b sra 81 Supervisors f.s.ss
G1taE SAIeF s'Nfes les sSn Francisco.
aesssrsav afgsrSaoEf ieres-stars bfss
Gs}ts-ia 3 ies,s = iseE Is. - t.f fsgsswe
seia a Na3kS A. Jersey Cssy. as -
nsss ~ fz@ tS434ssss4 81 a siA G4sss.
jsasa
Nss bet - Ii "a, sasyi 80. Aaa Riel.-.i
asa A4es ~ zsersss p Cd Z ssss9x ssstss-
l37s IS keHaehs. Va. were ssexsos,s i,
Las AieAtgsa - Eas WEsestlsg 81 q SIG
gsr'sssME
annual gposf e the ealgf - ysQsA.s
SEE s48 k74ssg@eca shN&s ttaf 4ayias sh-
tt%f IS = arrests @sfe AS. T. ss8 ssan
.E's.ss vNs @Assaes Ssst tHeve Ee7e 10
tks q 7satssz5s
f}Fa 81 >seFalszrsss.s gssfsrssav Z. sss.stz,s
Fzef-'T1y - Jfs ssaeaHt afstass ~ uh.es
~ ~ wss s&@s gss8FAEec. ffnFEnz tas
= ssTe g ias &c gaAa "a 3aoksoa -
setlsss2iY dlazsFsa
s7aifss ~ ae saF tnai . sgs1r Breed.
SEA 80 sfsz3 NA s4a eseSssa q t43ie<
tsf< Sase EfH ssss assssFasss ssfe
F.F - esGE aranksz
$50. No "a assgsss4ss 3 stszrssss u "a
s ssrsssss - tas - ssFsi saAFarA
- was sssssaa9ss@ IN &gm YsFs ~ ess.
FeEsSss ssSe vaszss tA2s ss tssa a q has A.,xk
iaz *skssy = Ios* be faSsFss4ss wxszszs s.xxs
81 s&aaz ga sNs3gHss en- issn IS x~r sseas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

The Essiae h expected here on the 18th
The AslFpse viii DC ready Tor SEA w,thiu
few days
The T. Perry Vas rort with soma
! hay Yesterday.
Nearly ali the framework Of steison s
Fest new mi3l i az.
The piisng fer ghe extension % Wal
street. Is almost all driven.
Halls v hagf north q Nsnulng's wharf
North Seattle, has sssea mplstsd.
The Hsusy Buck. with a cargo ~ geasral
stls tshanasc flCs Saa Francisco, II hooked
fof shortly.
The aexico lelt ior ssa Francisco lssi
evening eitb .e1a tans ii e,sai anG GOO.
Asssi lisf 81 rzfsragefs
The ttsaisay Is ia lFun Ssmish Viz
ttsiss9 iil a sptssa iumhsf l3s ihc PSc5li,
Manufacturing romrsuY.
aefkassn Wsre engaged yesterday uuf
5tas TO tho corrugated trou ou William
Is iiahs ueS Wass nogse
ne May slBesn csnse IN from sisnwo,s
YESTERDAY st'h tseuiy soaF foHs ei hsi
consigned g. " lax sf 4 -.
Tbo E'iabnrxasasre fran, Liverpool
ech t94 tons ~ essaeot eans snsa 1,
hstTtassoii 3 Sn ~. = ieckea sef sAh
neFninE.
fae flasl Nave t..ks san Francisco q
fvw aRgs sis c 4us - aggie sttn $40 tass q,
ksuesai iaen'h snasso rsHs3E get to a.
tiagton = Ssaifh
Part 81 tbs {farSeaesk 81 on~ ~ Us
isFxe corrugated ff.su husiurss hGHset ~.
inx vFSOgsd hy J. u Cpimsn an bis Wsfpi
/. fgslsl5 Ffefeg,y S 50 resiita&.
he dsaco nas hesa AID oa fog repairs
SNe aes sskea r. FaF5 IoWe.. IA yesss, al =,
q Bore q tsfa engine 81 hsaiteg wtil b. pa
n hvg. ans Qagvn titY Ass t&k,n BE
isre
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CATTLE THIEVES iYSCHED.
Chey eIne, Nso Eio &c Two Ha ugh
Citizens by Marked Men

DENVER, July "A Cheyenue, Wye,
special says: "a telegram received today
announces the lynchipg a, swtetwater OF
Jim AveIill aud woman named Kate
Maxwell, who lived with him as
his wife. Averill was postmaster at
Swecfwste-, which consists simply of a
alton contiguous e. number OF ranches
Ave fili diff Il into the sxeetwarer couu-
try four ye- 70 sg0 aud at once took up q
government claim. He was soon Joined
toy a woman who took a claim adjoining
the town 81 hor;wesL Bo'h were rec, <.
ni2ed as hsfd citizens
The woman was one If the most dsrfag
riders IN the country. She rode man
lsshicn the moss vicious brutes with
shsnaon and III roplng cattle eosld take
her pace With he average cow 10y
For long fin both have sIeen under sus.
pieion as cattle rusiiers. They law rap
Idly been seeamu stiug herd. and a.
they came - the coantfy without any
thiog Il Is regarded as Evidence against
them.
T, Is year they turned icose twenty & q
freshly branded yearling calves which
completely satisfied the stock en- tina,
they were msveficklng, which particular
OCT lei In the lynehing. From particulars
received II is known that a small a
small band Of masked men
sEecceded IN getting both the door.
They were captured after desperate struz-
gle sud, after being boua3, were led some
diS'arce aweY ana together stTur up on
the LIMB of Tree ani the bodies riGdiedi
With bul cts. This is the ffth hanging
which has taken place in the same seclios
since last spring
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gRssffTEs.


Rgslaess meeting of Chofi rnipn At
Bsg stst church tonight
The south Third street tFestle Is nog
efgssing Jackson street.
Ihe regular asetiny ~ the Y. " C. T.
z viii be held this afternoon, ia The VI. h.
,hufeh. st cock.
The aonaal picnic of the NJ L church
SUNDAY ss,hD.d 1T y attic. sia II h. ID ~
hsyeans park osl Wednesday. Jny Is.
The social "a. have besa given this even
lHg az ghs residence Of Miss Kate = ieRks-
bury by tse i. ". Z. 4. e.. has boen post
ppassi one week.
The hinged poa,oou al the foot OF Marion
siFset Ia the zip ~ TIE sesa seattle ferry
Is hearty comps ted . ~ viii tie q arrest
convenience for siacsss sas vehicles.
The snur Cttiasmen arrested satu fdsy
evsaing on Washington street above fifth
sireet, Tor sfaosiug eYlu1. appsa'e'i before
Justice Rivers last evening foe trial All
taar entered pleas Of gait y aud wcrv each
tinsd a.
JnGse Hanfori YESTERDAY declined to
hezF lne casa OF iisary !. f,sler vs. James
". C0lmss. inyo viag water ffoat prop
eFfy bear the foot 81 1ealer aysaue. on the
ground that he hal previously been en-
played ss 81 attorney ia the ease
Mrs. Elizabeth + Jacobs died ai She resi-
deBre os her sou iT-lsw. Mr.. frank Good
&Ecs ska EfkhtB street, 1aEAh9 Hfgtfs al
Bfigbts aisesse, Tee funeral occurred At
to'eiock Yesterday afternoon, Rev. Dean
Watson officiating fhs remains were in-
terrell ia Masonic cemetery. The Gecs ascd
wss So years OF age sf the time OF her death.
The tfsslle la the alley t-ctseen West aud
Front siterts Ii being extended west 90
Madison. lust Af.sr the ire the sssttie,
Lake shore 4 Essgetu started &, rebuild It's
track III the alley. but dgsisled when II
Was seea ths ely vas about 30 uss the
ghDroaShfare, The elevated roadway 90
spriug stfeei ana the siey ls crowded al.
ne time with wagons, II being practically
. tbs aHly AppFgach 30 tas Union street aud
| otf9f sharFea.
The remains of HeFAaa Ie,xiaif, who
died on saturday ~ eo<ej complaint. AT
. his fagia pear fofs station, were buried
t7aIa Cross 4 % : psfiaFs ~ ~ o'clock YES
leFday, The iaiefmeur sss IN lsi1 Follows
cemetsFy The decreased, who was g. years
- sg@, leaves tive children. both boys.
sgcd and years. respectively. who are
Supposed a. reside ia sacramento Mr.
fssziaes wiie. from ahom he was sepa.
rated. q aise supposed {" reside iR Cali
fDrfsta
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEArrLs. july -
issassry is arriving slowly and the market
Is somewhat bare Geod-sixed hens and
h-esiers show Al upward tendency The
former are bringing - per dozen and the
latter ssa15 ter cozen 10 the trade. Grouse
are expected 70 sppesr in the market ahoas
August l. tSeash they may sse a little late
this season Tie pheasant SEASON viii also
open up about that tiEse.
Eggs sFe RAINING about the same Is when
last rseI-orsez. tatter continues 10 stiffen
up IL the California market and similar
movement is srpareEt in the local E,asktt
We quote 45ass7ss Ter roll 10 the trade,
Higher yaltses viii in all probability be
reached aItess something Unforeseen trans
Fi-cs.
MERCHANDISE AND Produce RE-
EEtPfS-Dafigg the last forty hour.
the merchandise AID produce receipts
this rssFf seEe a. ioilows: Fngst >oansi
shore roaei, so tons: Columbia X Pascs
sound raiirosc. - tons. Seattle. Lake >saore
& Esssera Esllwar, Isl tons. By water
City oi faebio. o5g tJas. ave sc0ws brick,
10 tons. May Queen. II tons; l. j. Perry.
10 tons. Eisala4s, - tons, W h. NerwaEs,
) tons. Cascade, ions. Eliza Anit rson. )
| tons total receipts. z.Sil toss.
-ASA4 tA-S <ft>t tt4
honrs goods and merchandise were saipped
IRON sea tie 10 the surrounding county as
/ follows: Puget sound shore resls. tafis
Columbia & faget sound railroad. 50 tous
1 Seattle, Lake Saore * Eassern railway. -
I tols. BY wsier-C ara Brown, ) tons, ".
/ 8 Nuaroe. tons; Queen city, ? toas: ".
/ X. Aeryln, tons: RIA Anel~ rson. ton
Cascade, tons; Mexico. go tons: Skaglf
I Chief. tons; Henry Bailey, ID tons; total
snip.aenfs, Ills tons.
NATURE or REcEiPTS-Forsy cases
/ boots aEd sases. 80 tubs butter, 81 bs.ls wal
paper. 10 ears logs, LOO ne0 tt iafnber, H. SIX,
potatoes suv eases coruvd beel, A. SIS seed
! iron safe. cars machinery. / ear TN
| plate, "a stgs nai.s. TO pieces iron pipe,
/ lao sht els boiler iron, 20 bis whisky, !
/ iron safes. car smoked meat, car .ur,si
! fure, 20 bbls rosin. 81 bbls = ich. car easl
l iron pIpes car maftrt sses car iron pipe
| cat canned meat. car paper. ears -four,
ear " beat. o. head cattle, 7e,u0J It lumber
/ 90 pigs grocer rs, COO psgs hardware.
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sruIpsse Sorxs.
Progress Of sh@ Metessfs s'"sk-A
IavSe Bmsifieg-

Atsurg.sT General J, 3. aesc.ifs's Dsw
tsa<k oa ThEssf street. nsar ysHses. h iass
assuming ssfza ss5 proportion. TIE d
frserxSsSss IL tsse fssssisisa< are szx-e ssss,
assf f. = three cries IA fsetgks. The afst
story j. 81 kirk. aud tAe sfzef $50 II
Fs@Ee. TIE erzs ssosy - 5iEt.ted into tss
ssF-e aesff ess9anss<fssssss ssesEe 7 he rs@
uE.)eg ssers4s ELI eFszstasp fxefsty sssslr
al fxersea. Each ro<sfa sifl he provided
Htsh 2As xzss eissfrse Agtt sssss - that
thts~e MEs9 ox-espy them can sskT fa@Ef
ehnsee Of tssfEnEsszsafN. fne fyus ssftzf
g9sHss aFe 70 k.e eeeapsed by tas is~ nrsn
~ Aeteasts 4 TayHef. Tae bsildsnx wsU
- s1ssHrf IA two weSke sfs esnt Viii
.aos aa sIa.sEc-
Tass eenfr&st vas szssset yesterday ~
Architect 4aaHsiess - fseggxs ~ >sssfnsgr
faz building = semi De- sstssf house ser
kias tommy fssestfaeHf eosapsHy No. !
ais the nssFti. sasss ~ Marion sinres- bsfss sts
Eleventh. aHd Tssifsh- The contract
fsffssn q ~ a. AZ
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fnx,nps sundsr srsnps. ngsA ~ fnexssse
sd xhs asxxnt3sncE U<sx &up3. - x1<
efea4mG psask m1UenG - bf5e ne
chastansaa v<.fsr sesTs<s hsine 80
AnsoEg tboe fr09 . 1<sfxa<s uts eavs
visited Chsn<1Da1n mis- ysnR afe Pyo-
fes<o1 coxsn< nnd Nim Faz Horn ~ Malta
y xzsa, Miss y1x ard NfN wxsS Of iziinazs.
Miss AHsce Eass af fa~s. As. =. " fcaaf
81 fsxpksyn. ~ r.. Miss A z Pr<ff - Cks
saxs. VI J1AH 2. Grad ~ Phsisfss pafa-
NJ. tsssts N<sssbarn * SssrsA Tskgsna SID
Nr G. r. Maxhssy 81 MzrEresp<A
rx<yrY eryesd ~ seasfsrstss eaKss oTss
ia tie Cara Esawn rs<nssisy eyesssx =
vssn~xs the sussys8snas~at xsrss ~ Ms
fYxs1 a fex 81 tsssts se-sa@ssess eysf sfstsl
Na4staT
T1~ sanoss, xrasass 80 Tae~ixy s~ ~
sfsEfaax
i9s. "a. rsztas ssTTsss4
sse ~ 5ssssssa. Fev " sesszfs. fessl
~ rsssrY Araxssrsz @aas1sss sgs5xss1. y.
- "a. TIE tsE1mxFy Class. Ms y.
Crafts
50 NJ. B<seon Isxhss ssd Esamsassiez
~ sr-<sr~sA
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cAey.ass Isai... sss.ins.

snryxxss REvEe Agency. Oak. July p
This rssasrsug charger L1ssfe. No Heart
ard Sgsit Bird signed with a number OF
tsssr followers White swan still remains
Obstinate ard no Impression - sAz hxS been
raaeze ssss hiE. Ii tssss il the largest
on the reservation ard consists mainly
OF old hostile fx.fsSas. whseh we've Ser ssssae
years lses6 - tire ar eessxrssac1s ss prls.
0fse = of war. These En.sssas have maize
lizzie progress ard are unwilling % pezmif
ans 81 the others - improve. Ia spite az
oIssxsslng tfsortS, however, tie commission
eFs are slowly progressing. Two hundred
and sEty tve ssxnesi.
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@AS f2ANcfsco JAY y Arrived
HA-tA Has. tieturis fazirygssfs. pu-,
tslse9eSfy tsSssis. olnA'as.A sailed
.res sis'e. sssf. "s aseusl CellfoFnis. Fnsl
kasus =. Nod. Sanatiao A--9vf.8 :,
lks's5f.iss JAY ia Esla 81. sn Process. srars
Ise@sEs Ai~s~
>kN 1ssS- gnty = -A~y}ve,E--s....
Assl.s 0fesae's STAR ARrsnis. I.lte~nTz5
tts-ssssaS gBlN 1-AFriTetl - -ats al
tssris1aay, Sew TayS
-ssSEHk Ng7zsN, Ja3y z - ~vevs.s-- 81 a..
sss = Asw foxk ftsr Frernpa
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EHs tkE Na&BS- - &assss2 sgskk s.. tss
spsNzt4nErsA asstta9wr ssf FkswsrAS,s
ttsg.ss. va sa 1An7s4sss FvtHtcs Nl
tarM hais esFms# $40 ~ 81 lsf1s fa~
hssvg az seE. tsfsssss- asss. a. - 81. ~ $50
sss& i faa - us esas as8fss
fsaB ehzs - aaaas as. 49, see - iss gs..
- 81 a2s e As sarsst - -
tgsarzas
asa ExasN 1xN 4es4sss Hsxa
~ Eaesse Eeszassttszas sassE p
las ssss ss4se - FEss Ha stsssss xaf
t xnssss as 80 sfaSsnz ~ Meessav
jay "a aess 49, fezSss sssf rs
esss-ss HAkg sEAf #asgssssas ses~ gse fess
sas ate s@ssss. fNs fsys1s secta
s&ga &Nek ggssk
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SIX MILES or RAILS.
Track Laying to Continue Wssi
ward from the Hop Ranch.

the work OF transferring 20 the front the
1909 toas of steel rails. 20 BE- asei so iay
six miles of track on iise SEATTLE, Lake
shore 4 Eastern. has begun. The rails are
- te as.a oH smith 4 Bres contract from
the hop fatsea To fs5tns Fix fai.as beyond.
The road bed is graded snt che bfidE .
bsit. shd All that Il Necessary - ta lag
tbs rails II viii take bat fes weeks %
do this, aud thea xix ia0fs mites of the Sc
sftfe, Lake Shore i Eastern wsls be eier-
af.-H
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IN rHE Commons.
fiftS six " AFshir. CssAsfEaeta.g tssr,
lag the sarFenk Year

assSseN. }u3F p Ia she Aosse 81 cssa
@soss 70 as ii-e Tast5 ssaeafAry secretary s.{
fsEs, 81 sf4sFs ssssei ihs- = So gsszss.s gas
tee gasf4ilna@ esafeeeuee haz 1ssa As.sss.
esea8 wIsh tae AaEersc&a es5reEassezt
Ete s-e5 issr3 el fle e.5fasfa lis a. af.zns.sg
5asAf zee t.aEs,rsaefaaa ~ ass ssx msrsss -
sAs sS@a 1Ms an agFfaE .ft@ ssssvggst sesr.
&c eats s~fsE boar is the asa1sss ~
sos seF saA S2sf3g IL prEysge
S&Nzs
~Mts zAe TegV re IS sesssa- ass ~, ssea
lslae tap -ss Iss ~ tss sa1a q s1sss 80 re,s
sr~Hts las srEast ageo.a Fsazaas tat
&sFse e. aa e ~ .a3ssaese ssssUag,ss
S. SIS fgaas t axses Ene rezSass s8Nsa
Sass fse Fas ~ fes ga 80 s. &sk pssl4a
ssts o. sAs .lEEses Ff4slssss ~ hss
sfzaf 1rsn Etrhase 80 xze = EsaFs So
sssss sses4 1-55sE a.r =. sssr
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honSIs dus september !, Anc1nting g ~
oWoW 4 rxcsfver VIII ssen Be eppcaAsea.
ne View Sarsh American Company. q
yes York. h2s issufd = proepecsus stating
fhss the ob4<cf OF she assocsAssoo - e
WITTY Systematically tie Interests o. tae
nrs.iIsrine properties of every dcscrs rsson
fssa rsssrsp.ify y i'll issue - fu.e0 IN oessfs.
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tH4ce Tai, Jnly = - sansa,go.. has
hesa ereA'ssi Aefe - aAe usss asef.t AZ
Aaks efa Asik ns, d yoarg lA.sv II ts.gs
esgr, Nfa SeA IaAla Msss As,k a. ga
- aefs seSa uaazF2sss - . evening - gev.
sssAtA tss1fFFs @gH 81 Asas.rf,s.z
tse1s s&a ffseGissa f8aFaaE3ss
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81 ssfssssE A.sSce s8s SIS 81 ee - t.s
1'sa ~ fsN sess2gNE last eeetsExz fas
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sf'ssa EAs v3SAius N8sk her hsfs{s.s e.sxs{
hsss .ae fas4fssfas ssssa asfh Egssss 49,
wt,.A = 9s ss&slszsfos where uses ssss mar.
ssTz sEsg$ss
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A wogE ACCESSIBLE pEp0T
Passengers Land ut the Transfer
Nurehauss-A shsft Cat

sound ssssrs trains frosa s<atEse now board
tste cars 81 s.ssta Thisi AID Weller streets,
sn3ssad of al the Grant street britgs. AZ
heretofore TEls II ~ a point iass - the
Northwest of TIE Seattle Transfer SasH-
paay's warehouse Tie new psssspger
depot 81 the Puget sound shore = "a Dc
erected on Wei ef street. between South,
~ ond aEd south Third streets.
TIE - foot ssesatst r0adsag which
L. 20 e9nacss tie bsusd gauge "Trip vito
s1ssifs strset. wi8 Se kssisfesi on Thsrssi.y
80 ttsHs teams can efsss assBp a. fGis VII
make the shortest ssfste % tire bread
gAHsS strip.
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Por-ssILLE, Pa. July 2s-ThFee boys.
sons 81 prominent citizens. We're ont eriv-
ing this morning and while crossing the
railread track were struck by an engine.
Al, IL Is believed, are fatally hurt.
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Eight DAYS WITHOUT roop
4 SICK Mas suuerings on the
Denny usil.

Two isml is applied ~ the general re-
lief comsniitee for provisions yesterday
aud each was given sl5 worth. govern
meut tent wss laaresi Ia a poor family
anti ihey are abe to procure more saita-
hie g7isftsrs. 4 woman With family t0
support WAS given SIS with which to psy
her rent
City Physician Eames reported that an
uHior.uSa;e Ran named Peter Olson bal
hcsn feau3 az the Denny hill suffering
with aphutd fever. The unfortunate mga,
feeling ID, hSa sought the seelud 4 sftt
eig Z days sEo, spgesa out his blankets
afsd weBt 80 sleep, thinking a few hDRrs
rest wanlsi hfsns hi sat ali ffgnt when
he aw0ke he IVES 80 81 With fever thai ts
WaS unable tn move and had lain there f0r
eight Gays without fu,st Dr water. Much
/ Of the time n wss deilgiuns. osoa's
tafEns was 80 SWnllcu thar IL pFasrnasd
from bis month. lss. fanss went IN the
bfusA where usssn wss lying, aud caused
him IA h. ssrsfn4is removed 80 Grace hes
pitsi Toe epfn Hsgitse viii iook after the
NsutS al fhs aaio Ianatc man
on Friftsy y r Edwards otaainea hv
false representations ticket faF Spokane
lsi sn,i AZ order iss yasg og b1s =
klwerts sold shg ste kes far 81 an hen
F. pHsecest "a pstnt tAe gesn a bright res " ffh
fae prsesezi- EAe ;tt.ics ara AFTER htsa
sn.i she conductors oa gstc Northern ia
case hatN been sgSffacied 10 take up ssse
B siskgt uo matter W waevn presented. ~
cause g sas pnraref rs irsaanleaf rsere
ntSfina. Fs.s sssis eaUe here fgs}fN
rscans sftgF tha Gre and secured ssa,
alat saeat iH ths facnne r l;es tent saaes
she itsls wss taken ieSn Dee has done
m'shins He sse ~ % he geunvrne,i dead
tesE
fha ts}laN .s,s additions wtga maie g.
tae riicf .aaA ytSler'sss
saae nI aka~ -... Sd
tsFsasu >avias >oei,ty ~ >sa Ffau-
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AMUSEYEyTS.
EXCURSION 70
100000 Snoqualmie Falls,
Under the auspices of the First
Unitarian Society, on
THURSDAY, JULY %.
FIVE HOURS AT TIE FALLS.
FIVE HOURS AT TIE FALLS.

Music in the new Pavilion over
looking the Falls. Meals at
the Restaurant at reasonable
rates. Ice Cream and Cake
for sale by the Ladies of the
Society. Train leaves Seattle
at $40 a. m; returning arrives
at 7,o5 P. m. Tickets on sale
at Pharmacy Hall, Palace
Restaurant, and Piper's Ice
Cream Stand on Second street,
and by members of the Society,"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

= wHtrEcHAPEL SENTENCES SVsFEN3En.--
Amy Conway ana LIZZIE Murfocs, in.
mates of Lou GrAhain'> house If ill-iamc,
arr sted saturday evening. APPEARED BE-
fore Justice kivSfs yesterday morning
Judgment was suspended IN their cases :, as
they both stated tBst they desired go leave
Gown. Lou Graham app ard bt lore JAS
iice vers last evening Tor trial She was
represented by counsel and fought the
case. bat wes found guilty sni faesi So
Judgment wss also suspended 10 her case
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= 80 - : ~ = sci a. Essb lie so II los.
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esssaxs cue ssssat ssa4ss SID smsss~w gssss.v
Articles. q. y. aesExgYggID.
tssaei " festses Cisy 81 ssastse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

To PEosPGcT FoR IoAL.-~on SUNDAY
evening the Oregon Improvement Com
psny shipped carload % drill ng maehIn-
.gy. Including diamond dglsl. "a summit,
assf the Columbia & Puxe5 sound FHilroad.
FsoFa summit tho machinery Is to De trans
paFitt IN p5iui Ia St tlon S.. where the
company proposes - prospect Tor coal
The prospecting Is - BE deue under the
direction 81 " J. Watkins formerly super
iafenlisut 81 TIE NsWtas3ie mlnc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23
GEtEeRArHiC MARK Ers

NEW YogK, july 22.-The nex week on
the stock exchange opened with dan and
declining marset, Though with consider
able iTrrgulaF1ly ana tsNrr.shness- The
marked trading and fiasl chang foe the
Gay are generally fractional ai.d yery irreg-
GlaT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

bAp7n4 SALOON F}0HTS BRICK Kelley
AID Jim kiaceid, two lslssrers. wound np
drunken spree ia Washington street
ss3aoa yesterday aiteTuoon wtSh r,aw. su
- atea he3iry uas sfstns@i ia fhe fsrs-
t'st uign aere arrested ~ officer Phillips
snN Rfs - V<Gce heaisuartsrs. v fs-r
~ @N0Ut, consistlsg of y slat 10 ahs.
g'-si-. vas ssSh uP. Daring ths afternoon
itege we're st least hasf 3, rea other
eEit,s oa " Asssaxlgu ssFceE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

1oHN TtegeSoS's fsoDY Nv. II Mclean,
az intimate friend al John Ia thompson. re
csiyed : sisasteh Yesterday from the lat.
set's y latiyes 81 Santa suz. directing him
"a hsFe tlGc egsiy embA,utfsi aFi 81 ppea
T. them Ia caraaace wi3h this Fe4g aest
'roSs s 60 began the task 81 eaahslalias
the bssE4y Yesterday aifefuesa. This vii
as g "a ~ I'D THIS mcgniDg sna the ~
aasns w4n be started sssa5i on 1aalehts
tram