davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

AT almost your own figures. We must
close these goods dnung TINS month
and the next. Come early and sgcure
4 choice bargain. We won't raise d
controversy on the puce.
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ExcHANaE ANp secuRIrIEl

SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 30 --Wheat-There
j. but little inquiry on the part of shippers,
and not much business Is passing; quotable
81 s0tai 4il<.
Bariey-small business; No. feed, s2lsc.
oats-Duil: market fairly steady; choice
feed, 81 10; No. l, 81 05; lower grades.
kitsi 0siz.
Hops-smali quantities on the market;
quote i0di5c; no choice offered.
Potatoes - Situation and prices UNI
changed
weak; fancy. 22lac; good to choice, Is
California ranch. steadier, tsaiac:
store lots, i6iai7e.
Chartered Hanover and Wilhelm, inm-
Der, Puget Sound 10 foreign ports.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW Yogg. Feb. 2o.-Hors -Firm and
cofee-options opened firm closed steady.
f0d2n points mp: sales, FOOD bags: Febru-
airy. SIC 0saI6 10: March, SIC i5tai6 Is:
April, SIC l0ai6 IS; May. SIC l0aI6 IS.
spot Rio firmer: fair cargoes. f7ISc
{ sugar--Raw, dull: fair refining, is-icc;
centrifugal. SO test, soc: refined quiet
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Feb. 20. Wheat Closed
weak and lower: cash, 81 osss: March,
~ VS. May, ell uta-
corn--steady; cash. SAC: March. "a slice:
May. S5sac.
oats--steady: cash, 25s4c; March, zoe;
May. 2s54c.
Barley - Nothing doing.
fork-Steady; cash, $40 as: March. $40 81:
May, Sill 10.
Lard-Firm cash, SC SIS; March, 50 sly;
May, s..
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO Feb. 80. Cattle Receipts III 500;
slow heavy and common Toe lower; choice
to extra beeves, 1874 10. steers, $Na4:
st0ekers aud feeders. " .Hsts. 10
uogs--Reeeipfs 1000: slow and st1l0c
lower. mixed, 81 SN4i T7fs: heavy, 81 Ssss1
IS; light, 81 s0di go
sheep--Receipts $500: steady: natives,
kRaa 10, Western corn-fed. II aoaI 72i@.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
lIvERPooL. Feb. 20 wheat dull: holders
offer moderately. Corn steady; demand
fair
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10 she y. c. r. 4 aad az Chrsssiaa Home1s
81 Scaftls; We believe the record of fhe
Noman's Christian Temperance Union
shows coneluslyely that II aims 20 keep the
standard Of pure womanhood mp among
the stars, We also believe the time has
come when II shall no longer be Faithfully
said that women are their own worst
enemies, that they will more readily ecu.
done SIN Ia men than ia women. and will
mote persisgently labor for the reformation
OF fallen men than of fallen women
The case en trial In our district court il
oiie IN which ali our Christian women
should feel Interested. A young girl. be-
legal resiress for some OF the wrongs
she has endured.
Several Of the best women In Tacoma
have done what they coulfi for the uuior-
tsnase gifl, and now that the case has
come Co trial, with ali IT'S dfesdGul details,
they ask the settyc sympathy OF our
rhiianthvopie women by their presence in
trial
There Is always an element ernwdEug
cur halls OF lasfiee ~ spectators " hose,
very presence seems contaminating who
snsser ~ the virtue of women aud laugh AZ
the vices 81 taen. act the wives and
musheFs ot seattle show this class their
spirit ct determination 10 ur0feSt oar
young wemanheoa from human yaIa pires
BY aniaiseginely lending aid by their pres.
etcr 20 The women wha. peFtoFge, are at
teuatnG THIS trial. as also 50 prove. NOT
alone Ee this anhsppy yonng xiFs, blat "a
ether yonux girls who have ssnuea. that
there sfe women ready to Besp them ~ a
heslsF lfe. We tFssss there viii he many
ladies preseat 81 ssoart tomorrow. II Same
car only remain brief time. rnsrr A,
the Jefferson street dear. narsa side q.
c>essFg hVtsss.
rRNss NasNA.f--en "A 4, Z 4
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iie al estate transactions fr.,in January |,
issa. 10 date are 81 So. sol n There were
fliea fer record yesterday a. deeds, the con
siterasioEs aggEegasing sS.as7 NJ, an aver.
axe Of tisS9. Following is the list as fur.
alshvd by woOe & Osborne. abstrsefors of
title;
wm n Hughes 10 6. Y. IAaesberx. lots
I aud >. BLK 3. Mob nm. k-eo
william Jones IA William A. Johnson.
sc ot nw sec 5, II 2rS. sleoo
Harry White % }, T., Christensen, lots 5
sud s, hlk :. White & MannIags West
seattle. soc
" Sohg Ia :. (. Christensen. lots aud
10, blk !, Monroe a whipples add, SO
4 +. Clark 90 Thomas Mercer. 20 feet
OK sets : aud 4. Blk 81, Msscess second
gegia White To Thomas MetceF, lots aud
4. alk So Meresf's srcord add 81
RetEa White "a Hans Nelson, SO feet OF
lot , blk 81, ia MerceFs seeSrna sssa, $500.
Thes Nerves 50 Hans Nelson, lots 5 aud
:. blk ~. MeresFs secaUa add. tI.Gn
FRANZ, h hcaFmsn 20 ]. T. wsllingforsi,
los 80 and Is 20 -. Blk 9 louags add.
ssse
y. + Denny 90 H. VI. scott. los I. hTl =.
neauy's fagk ssia,. sssa.
u. Il, RlsckmsF 10 Easas aaarestaes. lot
Il, ask II. Jones sup Of blk H. faEke's Sc
&. A. Msssisf 10 A. 3. Nissesi. lots II - Ia.
blk y, fhtnasy 5 add. sltHo
A. 4. Mttsea SO W. ! i.aeghecy, lots IS
a,sd Ia. bib Il. fhinaey's aid, $500.
n, A. esrc = 10 J. b. Ns@ad. lots and !.
As Is 1@'.soa street sstst. xss0
MAsoa' Cemetery 90 a. " sheldon. sos
"a AKxonsc Csnetsrr. So.
VI. IL. ballard 20 FTzns.ss r Arrakfroux.
lols toe, hlk s. Lake TRtea sid. Sc
E. e. klitssaYns - Iora Hasies.er, sas \
elk q. Lake Union add, t-s0
T. g ktshonrar a. William s. Nichols
s0ss ard :. blk s.. Lake rnssan aid, ssaa
6stts whise - Thomas Nsreey, part 81
Blk - Aescess sec0at aid, 81
Z, Il Ast1uger % Jennie Hsgwesx. lot :.
ak :. olive asfd, SsssA
I. AerssF - J G. HTftsssa, part esk s.
Nerves. ssSan& adj s5Ssa
:. A. Sssoas a. @en&ir Hozasssz. los & N.k
IL sac&saa street add. SER
= A. Ssroa. ~ " kserxsz Lee - hsx IA
@sekS5a street Asf4. sssS
4 s. Aaarr@z 20 NJ 81 passs. lots aud
Z, olk ~, NaNasgues 5 SAP. xeIsa
5. is2E3vss 81 "a Farrell. ioss II aud Is
a3s H. MAasSen sFTUes s<st. sa
traRk V losses - K1seia TFew bel 1es. lot
IS ia -. t,ilasagz > asss. saaa
ss&EsSg = Matthew'S 70 a. " tAzxsl3ssk lsss
l. ard .. sslk : ANEG@gs FzgsS 81 sssaa
lsAAs Ats1s8ea ia As0e<sAA * phlss1gs ses
fs, 2sk !. fAekssR street SD. ---
- 4. FORD 81 q : CAAs &; - and !. Of
So s sms< So s.asss 81 ash sex Es.sp Is.
sc. sisEA
u. 4. Ialssa mar q d q. Davis, IN :. ia
~ Sssss' *aa q hsk H. raFkes seroaa
wsss sesssse I4sa 4 Irssrrsxssssns "a. u
sseesss kpeESu. iczs sisd s. e.S 5. West
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FIVE ROADS REFUSE tn SIGN.
The Interstate Association Fer.
plexed--The Company Reason.

GAfcAsc. Feb. M,s-Appeagances tonight
are all but decisive that The proposed Inter
state Commerce Railway Association will
moi be organized. The o0tamissr1 srs.
pointed to obtain The signatures az The
ave dissenting companies gVessssasi 10,
day that the ltiiaois t'cntEmi relatively
refuses Ia holm and the Ntssonssn tsentYal
would Join only ca condition THAI TIE hur.
aiagton & Nor.hvrn sign Nothing hsx
beea heard f!osa the latter eosaezss. ID
Was then proposed In sssxrt ~ 81 beast
make show of perfectsag the agreement
with such COMPANIES - had slreAa,
signed. This IVES agreed "a. aud essaaasss
eee spfseinted 10 saake such changes
OIL detail ~ msxhs be AeerssaFs.
In view 81 the failure ia ess.
tain the assent 81 certain e4ssapzatex
THIS cunmittee wiz repast - ssAsarasz
Meantime the eFstw bile AdyaeSsex ef sae
agreement are busy resnting usEf saal lis
virtual fatsufe DOES lsst amount tss EmnssN
alter all. that ssrceAeRt ~ the Western
freight association cskYcrs practically ssaq
sssss srrr1tssry. Il MACH uiSrs hAnG4Bg and
- being lived er IL,
NkN lsAs, fVks 2T--Afsef 3 teugshy SeS
sos to-day the directors ~ ths lllsueis
asntral snuoancsd iasg their xttoanayS
ensFier pFeclusseai thesy ssc0mtag pasty
g tsse ltssesSssse ssatzsisSfee railway azree
msps bHs besax a0w, IS slwsys. II fsxax
~ .afstssek AID msSatzinlrS reasonably
essi fsraunerassse sases and pre-
ssasssrs the cutting 1t The
III lessG Is a<tExnlsssa
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S-1f7is Land z Impro<enssnE Co 3 s6cend
pzat- &106
:. Aox<x TO H. 5<<xen<ye<. nss1< OF nes<+
OF seix zee Is. ~ - q. { ~ 4s91H.
C. Miller to h. F5sxp4sx2sk- sozx 5 xnd g.
Blk ~, North Seattle, 340A
Il wilson 20 srh1<oE DissrSe< No -. Z11x
- r. ~. eor See r. - - n.fTerH
Mp n T. 70 Frank Sxyss. lot 4. see ~,
tn - n. RI e. x1s -
j. Dnheuy 10 Herbert Bradley. nj ~ sc
& sws< zse :, - 5 ., .. xz<so
n. BrnsAey TO A. Tsidenhnmef. ma 0t -
= e1< Of see ?. tp = y. = e. 5000
A. p Kissen % l. TuEle.. ioss - snd IA,
hEk 4, Point sl5d- *sza-
a G. smart 20 II. C. Duaae. lots u and
IA. BLK IL. Lake Union add, Sr1n
J. ctGrxeta 30 q. 6 eEt1ss2ssE- lot = Ok
2. HEnckieyss sap. STA
y. smith 20 VI. Prxte, Ea- ;, blk =, fes-
Ieyss zsr add. $50
W. u Prsse 70 II. e Deyoe. los 5. blk ..
Yesierss isf add. t.sga.
Desls yauDoren ct al 70 ssea. n Van
Dsrea. wiz Sc Z. and lots and 4, see 10, sp
y n. r 4 e. x20ogG
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oregon 4 California Passed Ms,st5as
Mrs. ~. n. Hyde. Mrs.. n, Il. 1slly. i IA
Hamlin aud wife. H. Asunest, Z. j Hal.
ltus&uFihs Mrs. ~ Seot9. III lsss. Mm.
Lamb. W, II DsfFwese, W 4. MasSss4, T. II
keesu, VIM. Bingham. ". & Hammond
4. }, Sraschies, &. II Blaan, Miss MAy,
Miss Zee, Chas = EyafS sad wife, a. Il
Fo&ses aad wile, J. r. Howe. Miss "a aF ( =.
a. {: Abasts and wsfe. W. J. MoAge. A
Wasesss Frank 4, kaSs. T. g Howard J
Fssnk. r. 1ross. ! " Hart, A q s<ss,
fssFst, Z. Ross Il. ssilsSssa. loan +. ua~ae =.
!. ", Williams. A Matchmaker, r II
saith. u \. nemks1sa. Ms haare. X
baace. A e. HARNESS. Hiss a. G. snstn
aud IS second class
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taken % fcrn cabinet, aud il h helleyes.
he will succeed. Ii reply TO President
CErnot's persuasion, he told the president
be was willing 10 do all In his power 10
relieve the coanfry's uncertainty. bat IA
was important, Cor various reasons. that
Meiine should take tbs premiership
Meiino yieldes 20 nefreycinets per
suasions. and both are now lolnfly engaged
In the task III forming a cabinet, TIA which
s. In probable pefreycinet win take the
var r,ssrff.,tfn
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to give IN moral support - fas - rzsT se
cosssissert with the hesf interests Of tbs
company. % The aims s16 pb5eeu 81 the
1nterstafe Ceramerce Railway Association
In the establishment and masnsesxnee Of
r3tex@ In order 70 carr oat sszfs fnsenki0r.
the PERSISTENT h dsrs~Tst 70 notify esery
Officer, agent 90 emplsJe that IL be wi1suE!y
violates Any % the rules, rates o. reSsuisr
items established By the koafd be viii be
dismissed from fae service
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CHICAGO, Feb ao.--In the national eIec
trio light convention today, r. +. Lynch Of
New York, chairman Of TAG committee APP
pointed at the last meeting 20 obtain sta
stlstics and facts on the under
gro.ind system regorted, .. thar ne
nearly sill she electric light companies
In the Unissd States. From the answers
received if would seem that the placing
of wires under ground has proved fall
are In moss II not all instances. City
Electrician Barrett OF Chicago took exeep-
tons 10 the report. The underground
system OF conduits IN this city
IL q success aud the municipality
proposes 10 extcnp II. The system has
been in operation here nearly six years.
As regards electric light and telegraph
wires, Mr.. Johnson OF Philadelphia en-
dersed Barrett's position and argued that
the report should be reversed
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England.. NAVY In.ass,c,..,-

loNno~. Feb. 10 Extracts from the ~.
port of the commissioners on the naval ma
neuvers la i><s sss the main ipssan is that
Great Britain IL far frem tcing as strunE as
SHE should be on the seas. While they be
heted the navy strong etaongh 80 engage
any single maritime power. they are 81 The
opinion that NO time should Dc lost III
placing u beyond comparison with the
combined naval forces oi any two tasers.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

gxxrrxr. reh "a
80 E..1e ~ l1.a.l 80 - - - = ..
saFanceas g rrrEirzx0 ~ Frsssa1 49, - y
Tbs sstnssfen remains uschknzeas tns
market being fairly well furplisst. The
d.. vr~.ssx.rss, :. 49, -a.y.et = gin In a.,
- - - ss.s- -. $500
aA1sssssassa as5ss. ssa - ;
ssnoeney. There - isezss 70
upou TIE wes1her illdiestloss % "a
pslrt 20 DRY season in Caz forais- Should
s.,et /. tytrs1 snsue wf,.xs uos.L os
-. - 49,. r. - ! ,,srk. r,esek
= - l.s..',,. - = : s,s
TIE Vfeson fiafsS9ss1 ss'@ .s,al peas -.
Tomorrow ship tnrss ez'iea1s Hsrs OF Co.'S
10 Tacoma
Tns May n Yeylgv hr5uxsE 100 AXIS OF
80. -.-. s-s.-., n. f.s.r.-sv
- -
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Mrs. Lc.li.,. prlnee I'm Jan.

NV YORK, Feb. N--rhe Russian Prime
George Gustaif de Gourke has been arrested
on charge OF grand larceny In pawning q
sealskin coat which he bought and failed
to pay Tor. A number Of pawn tickets were
found on him. THIS Is the prince who fol
lowed Mira. Frank Leslie about London aud
wantea her to marry him.
The Russian prince was srraigued in the
yorkyille police court this afternoon aud
discharged. Complainant acknowledged
that he had received draft from the &C
cused for xif0. IL being on the latter's
father, who 10 I'm Europe, hence the dis
missal OF the charge. The coat was re
turned 20 the pawnbroker with whom the
prince had pledged g.
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A Locomotive strikes q Csbie Car,

CHic AGO, Feb. GA Gable car contain
Ing score OF passengers was struck square
In the center tonight by q locomotive at
the Chicago x Alten sixteenth street cross
ing. and hurled at least 100 feet. There
was great panic. but, strange TO say, only
one person. a woman, was fatally injured.
Half dozen others were badly injured.
The grlpman Of the cable car had mis-
taken \ signal from the crossing 90 go
ahead, which was really directed to the
railroad engineer.
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SHIPPING NOTES.


The Willamette has just taken half OF her
cargo.
The wilmlngton's sailing date has not as
yet been fixed.
The Wilmington finished discharging her
cargo last night
The lAkine will finish loading to-day.
She il Ia take 100 tons
The laaneh Prospect is having her ma
ehinery put tn order. near Colman's dock.
The umstilla came In and took 400 tons
OF coal or fuel yesterday. and went on TO
Vancouver
The George T.. starr brought In cargo
OF building stone from the Chuckanui
quarry yesterday.
The lola now lands at Colman's dock,
owing To che fact that the main at the
Canadian Pacific Is out of order.
Ii was reported that the City Of Pueblo
would leave san Frescisco yesterday for
the sound, but the shipping reports do not
verify the Ennor.
SAN Francisco. Feb. so.--Arrivet-Re-
tFieyer. Port Hadlock: Mary Ellen. Vic.
tofia. Cleared str Wellington. Nanaimo.
Saiaeti~oFegon. Seattle. steam whaler Jes.
a. AaN
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IN. Trans Zine Asreemeu,

NEw Yoag, Feb. b. sssses srw trunk line
agreement went into effect to-day. IL is
designed 10 meet the position taken by
bankers aud Western railway presidents.
II largely increases tire power OF arbitrator,
aud taxes decided steps toward the co
operation OF tne roads In the work OF The
Interstate commission.
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seirsa seaisr. Said

OTTAWA. Ont. Fen. se~-The nanataiat
government has heen advised aF the safe
by the American authorities ~ Sfska.
Alaska, I'll the shfcS british sehoeners. !,
onward. Caroline aad Thornton, seissd
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UNION MEN sor IN DEnAxD.


PBILsrxtFHfx, Feb. Ws--Es has been
learned thai ~ = raeefsnx held here Sunday
night the members OF Euserprzse dIsisa0n,
ss. I'll. 81 the brotherhood Of Engineers
deeItted that the division dixeana. There
was an HBusnaily large ssseufance. and
the resolution vas s6eTts<1 without q dis
Eeuting vote. The division wxs r<a posed
aiznss excs1si sely Of Reading rasifoAd exs-
gtneeSx. snd was 6nr Of the largest d.
vieicas Of Reading engtnsesx. A few os
the Pennsylvania men belonged 30 the
division
one Of tho members. who hAs been
prominent - an axsss<or. explained his
unexpected vote srs ftsks sf9lfrAattve By say
ing &c dxd been threatened with discharge
II be did rot leavs the effsre
0sLY 4 TkxIEss s&cHTsx-
One Of the sr-menbegs 81 the division
was asked sfs<t effect the w5pfug oas OF
10 5gl would have ny,on the engineers OF
the Psnnsyissols railroad ssstena. He said !:
II know they, In cosrmoE with the Read
ing engineers, have been long since sails
aed that the order had become powersess
70 protect their Interests and OF
late had been simply O means
OF fsxiug all If us enormously for
the support Of engineers thrown out OF EN-
rl0ymeIt By the Ill,aavised aud Hnsnn-
cessfzl strike on the Burlington road. and
] have no reason 10 believe bur that tnsy
are as tired OF this NJ We are. Those are
the reasons that principally caused Us 10
dIahaDd ?
The man claimed to kn0s nothing Of
the threatened discharge II they did not
leave tic order He had 10 reason for
leaving other than that stated above
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SYMPATHY WITH THE porE.
An Astonishing Proposition Ina the
f1uabee l.awlslatxra

ToRoSTo. Feb, au-~in the Quebec lsgis.
lature Last night Trudcl created a sense
ton BY giving notice OF resolution OF
sympathy with the pope, embodying a
Suggestion that Queen Victoria be urged tn
40 her influences 10 restore The temporal
power Of the pope. The motion wss Arb
nequentsy Withdrawn. IL In supposed under
pressure from the premier
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fss Ooh FELLOWS BciLngse. The cam,
naisfee at North Seattle lodge No. :, |. q. ..
p. which nss Ia charge the zfr.agsmeafa
soT she ccnstEaetian az kAesT proposed sew
baissiieg in SoytA seattle. wtll he'd . xes
sian Ia fossg OF ave days aEid esaasseix &c
tsstnase upea islsa * Rcssoa. The eussa
hlssss, has nos yss aeesssc.s ayaa aay ees.
TAIN Fsaa fof tac essiasp. aslI Aas called
upcsa several arcasssesS assa t,ssgssfass fgsg
riAiis A1i ssseetS esss whseA have hSSu
furnished. and oBc 90 Watch il l. exs<csgss
Mitl le chosen 81 the eognfag naeesgng Ne
II. III, Aeeksf. chairman IT the s.sssns.sssss
YESTERDAY sssgsd tnsf It's odd felsaas sxr
ieisS determined a. par up = aafsasae 4 a
VII ~ eFvsiit 70 Nersh seattle ana 10 BE
S7.4es. ard Il - hssseyt tazg ssraaig "a
Daanssa1xaE regarding Tie ssrHxsl1ex Il, L.
sasssc wisGta TAO wsekS
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A Merchant Hired Him Ia smurr,..

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-~John Williams,
lin en- steward oH the Eunarsi steamship
servia, was arrested to-day charged with
attempting to smnggle several thousand
dollars xarth Of silks. lie says he was
hired 20 snuggia the goods by leadIag
silk merchant az this city, warrant fer
whose arrest has also been Issued
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isoNnoN, Feb, .u-~li Is stated in Brussels
that Lord lstton, British ans AaxsasiAr AZ
Paris has tntafmed Lord SALISBURY that
Gen. Bensanget will Discourage war viii
tho Germans. bat is hent an prSaYasing
England when ia poees
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rho Fiathsad INDIAN TrsuhIe.

MisxgAroIas, Feb O.-A Tr4bmnt's
Helena. Mont. special says neither Clifford
nor Cunningham was killed by the Fiat
head Indians. Clifford was dangerously
wounded. An Indian was discovered steal
Ing goods from Ciiiford's store. II the
Indian dies there II no doubt an uprising
win take place. The situation Is very
critical.
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AN ArpEaI..

JAeSsosyILis. Fla, Feb ao-The special
session of the legislature adjourned today
after passing bib instifuting a state board
of health
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Another noay from the Ruin..


HARTFORD, Feb. ~, Another body. sup
poaed To be that OF Night Clerk Perry. was
taken out OF N. ruins OF the Park Central
hotel this morning
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TELEGsapHIc MARKETS.


STg Yogg. Feb 20--1'ile stock market
showed little animation, accompanied By
considerable action. daring the frst hour,
but after that time it sank into mid-sum-
raer tzullness, with no movement or fee
ture of any kind, and ihe net result OF the
days operations is 10 leave prices In most
of the list radically unchanged from those
OF last evening.
Governments duh aud steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
SEw YORK, Feb. 20--M0ney on call, easy
az II<fa2- Prime mercantile paper, 4td6.
sterling exchange, steady aud unchanged.
BONDS.
q Ereglsteresil I2s7s fias ieoapoEsl 100
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DIR. SPIuuBY
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SEATTLE DIsPENsAKx
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Ali ehroaic Diseases Of MKs and woMxn
-. successfully treated
DsSlisy, sahoossd ssr vssiis ana ssiss
Weakness, Spermatorrhoes, lnpefenee
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tionAl Derangements that result from y0afn.
full foilies or excess In after years.
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Crystitis, varicoosls. Structure, etc., prompt
~ and safely cared. Nonsuseous met1iaass
cause structure. charges reasonable.
NRRV0llS Debility, Loss Of vigor, seminal
Losses. Night kmissions. "
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ment. this greatest boon ever laid - the =.
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