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szine sx-ssEssSz Slater sg Ia Ga-nrSe. re-
Forfs nxEa "a = fraearsaEzs enn&iss0a. safer
i1s sslzz aazssse a1sanezia anzs ns-Yosas
p-cssxasion-
IEse nsw h-tek making Eascalaa fsr ssss
Fsa szftssa sl2rT kAx arE1xe1- 4 flzsE far~s al
eSsr ytess VIII 20 - weFk sras1esssztesy.
4 popular Idea O. . stats convention Ia
ta&f e&sa caEyf-g e9umiezEe shall seiees
ziszz Der sz1 draw lots Tor tAe shsrss. SUB
ssci 10 fAe approval o! each passfieaz corr
raITtee- kyerT oa4 xppexrs to wish 10 -
Politics elilainsFe1 IN framing fae sease
constitution. aad she oa,y var 70 ees
sSso1 one : % send men everT oz@ ear de-
pend upoU.
Ms Eerxag Sn1 daughter Cresg- ;A:x
EaarniEg reUcGea 20 Portland - remain.
Mr.. HeFEog has liTesi IN tnis czty 3 yegrx
Nrasl Justice cf the penlseu-is-y sem
n Ess fesEg7assoa - the Commissioners 10
asF. watch was reluctantly scceesed
lE Is rnroge4 N Pcss6Iesna thAf STeciAi
Agent elton. IN charge OF the Crnayiifa
reservation. has nude seauex. 10 tie
authorities for United states sroorss 70 en-
torce TIE lzE regarding vacation tsf a "a
sE ine reservation leased BIZ white aen
r0z Indians Mach EroahSe i feared il
carrying out fke Law
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JAY COULD ~ CONTROL.


SEw YoKE. Harca e. The ANIMAL meet
sag OF the directors Of the Iex4s Faes1F
raiiYnzd 1as held to-day. The g1esf ifsa-
rsSrtz1f result of the meeting WAS tire esee-
ion nf representative Of The Wisconsin,
PAeI1e system in tA1 place of reprSse1ta-
ssves ol ihe Philas3elpaia ssseses~ Hhiea
sfnee the reorganization have bad suss
yeysrssengafiua Ii the bns&sd. Robert ksAzE-
isg. a scotch ezpssalist prominent 10 oY-
ysnsttiau tn the regular S0rg4lsszasasn, -
$40 SroppeG
Tne old directors ws1o failed us aassrg re-
e5eets4 are " H. Winsor. Georgs p. kez-
erts. Joan A. wright and John SAskp@ of
Pnslsa aeIyahIa, and EokxEs Faef1s s41g uf Qua.
sse. SeosIkn4, aa4 " &. Hall 81 Isszsssx lsse-
Tae uex Eaem be7s are Jozsa p iergy. HeE'
" c. nsFguand ard !. T. ks&nArz. resssE-
serslng tae Mlkxanxi Tgeiac. s2EsssSeS feszz
a.. Asss srsssaezs OF tns k3sz EeoEessSe
ailsca III. ssaitA, vice ssress 3e'ss g taS
f,oussris3e & Nashville. sHd +. b ~hes2'
osek- The changes are fegAzasszl As 81 10
g-ea4kss i'm S<egf21fs.
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NEWS FROM FRASER RIyEK.
Hailbut Flshety saisasn Running
The Asvfnfxa

SEw wrSrNIxsTEE. March E,--GasE. G.
d. Grant Of th.s city cleared IN E1e schooner
Orient to-day for some .osnz on sezeea
Charlotte isssna, which BE se2esied sozse
rnssrshx since fog hzltbls fishing purposes.
ne sntezss "a PACK iae fssb "a ice aad ship
them fresh IA Eassera nsArsess-
ssriay SAlgsoa arS mating fzssT 9Fsi'sa :
amer IL Fr.ssr xsyeg The Ess. shtpna NJ
Of tAseessasa os fr@sa s&sra0a 10 tie East
y ss rsxse froEn here TO-DAY.
4. il asGerssszs1 FAe provincial govern
mend Is ahsssst - eT@gs al saa1i5on - s1e
asylura for the Insane 81 tnss CITY, n an
ssfsrrzrses3 cast OF So Sss
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Paris, Aary;h es--It IL again asserted that
Deateret kociIssaH. .direefsE of the Comptciy
q Eseofnpsc. sonHaltsed sfziclde with ! re@
Sssli Geo.
The evening" papers concur In the opin-
ion that kocheran committed suicide Tho
chiefs Of the principal Banking firms mel
today and resolved 20 pisre themselves a.
the disposal ot the Comptoir q EscofupIs in
order 70 assure. in case OF Necessity, the
repayment Of all aef osits.
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rro.eeatian on French ratriats.

PARIS. March s.,-The state magistrates
VINO are conducting tha inquiry Into the
Affairs OF the Pafyft,sfc League have found
documents prpyaHE ssiss the league was
engaged IN q scheme 10 mobilize ifs snem.
berA The governmeaf. the Temps says,
sutends 10 crlininallY prosecute the chiefs
OF the iesgae for conspiracy against the
state.
DeTogieae, i.xgmsrre and Richard vii be
prosecuted Toe organizing illegal societies,
instead Of on the original charge of ex-
poslag the cosaasry 70 taa risk OF war. In
order 10 avoid tr.zg hT lurY,
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NEW YORK Match e.--The steamer Andes
arrived from Haytian ports this morning
The rursey says fegissms's foscea have
xoA signal Victories In the provinces pf shs
North, and have driven the rebels back
eicug the limo There were no executions,
bessaase isgtamc did not wtsh "a slfeuafa
any ot his cosihsr5msr bs harsh measures
The Hlprolyte forces we're driven hack
The purser said THAI reports thai several al
LxFsittfnes generals and many Of his sob
dttrs had been faessacsed were sent ont By
HiPposyte. ieMiszms has all the navy and
the iarxer part cs the eouasxy
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SHAKING HANDS FOB HOURS.
Public Reception at the white
House-Notabie visitors.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-President Hnr-
rison resumed the fatiguing duty of
shaking hands with the pnslie this morn
ing. Among the callers were the justices
of the supreme court In & body, and a
large number of In1ianians, who expressed
their feliciiafiens and good wishes
through Representative Brown. Harrison
briefly and suitably expressed his grati-
hestion Az 1890 the public reception was
suspended and an earnest private con
ference with Secretary Noble of the in
terror department. after which audience
was given 10 number of congressman.
Secretaries Window, Proctor and Rusk
also called. and each had y short chat with
the president
Soon after noon the doors were rcopencd
and the public grind began again. The
afternoon reception Of the pgnlIc lasted
two hours Among the callers were q dele
cation from Alabama, Contestant smalls of
South Carolina with = nuEnber OF eolored
friends. GOV. LarFshee Of Iowa, Col Fred
Grant and ladies aud the Cycloue club o.
AtehisOn, kan. At 3 O'Clock the doors
were elsised and the president entered his
earriagti 20 seek muca-needed rest ia \
drive around town.
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rHesrrr rfrPoo rrs.


NV fNhk, Aarvh Ak pFEvhsE letsef
s.ona Bongklo. GA the Congo. Says Henry
~. Stanley has started ON toa.aey 70 ~
lasn knais. Pasha he las not said his
way az the Congo. septem hcr Ii SsauIsvS
fourier ooiiR3 knr Euraae arrived ak Saafi
VITA icStssr addressed 10 N. Brown. ne
ass taken SEX. 80 his intelligence wiz he
lseAayed- Is seenss that Tippoo TIA, ala not
iosn SIauisf - Iar latter requested in tho
,,ssfsaSsy pssis.kssafd lasser written at ATRw-
liizni Ang3ss IL. Aps seat his trusted Rcn-
Tenant, said Ben MoaAsnmed. 10 follow
.f&nley. spsf pui the land aad gaake raids
.of slaves u The nAaE ffa.lsltrx -
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oyEagTN EY MAD DOGS.
Farmers In wexxei Coanty, vs.. Va,
fso Armel-A strange Plague

Nx~ NsKr1xsysLzz. IS Va. Nara a.
Set~ffhssax1tug fA4a - 81 80 G@<s sAas-
suecfea 0s being Eszz 81 sofreEesi - ssszs
degree wi1A raises s&vx aasea k8Il "a fEs
"A rsxesS essuusy aErsnE sr@ Ea*s = 4Sss,
tsne sntrSzesx Of tbs e1s1ky sssss see1ks - aE
s4e~Yzss wltA Gszi0es "a . Sssg<rosEs sssss'
essssoa and the AsgFa u tas Te<sgsg = Es1.
eExa Tne-s has a~xsl elslssssssz1sss s11ts q
Sfxs. .sx,rs- gaskSe azsna Asz4 4nzsss. y a.eh
sstee. fra fsae esfe 81 h&xxs fsSscsed ~
tas injected 6egs. sal IN 4we 1nssAaexss
Arssstx h&ss sass.Ea Il zse1- 1sxeTzs szeesss
hxxe x.so heen nlsssn, rzt ia ae sNsf4Eszs-
- set have 2ny sxysssas fgx9Ess salseMtss-
F.xnsr, epzssz5Er Is 1Azxrrv1S - 81
asanx fAx neesss uzxxxAe1. ASH asss = - a2
srnazxs srr n<t 1kz&x. 01e ns4n - hssE@
dssrs. xl bclsesse % ~ zzsa- TaNy ass1
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. March 6-,R s
Carr. president pro tern of the state senate,
to-day moved on sioy. Wilson with writ
OF quo wsrranfo % compel him 20 show By
What right he continued 10 bold the glbeT-
Material chair. The case win not coln np
in coar, antsl the legal fight bcsgeeu wif
son ana GaY L. acted upon. the eAse OF
Wilson aud COT viii in Ail probability be
hronght in the sH.preEne conrs tomorrow
morning
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A. gAEMEEss uSioN FA1I-a.
San Frnneisuo salrehznts Lossys-
Fad Mknzxesaeus.

sAw FxAxc9seo. March 49, fhe F&rEerE
Cnlan OF Izyerinszs ssltsy, aai&h Ssx In
es9rTnwns@a Ia ISL 10 tf4nsxet q Ee2ernl
saxsehanaise 1sistaess 10 that district kHd
rnRkas leaas upoa ssrsxsare, fzAzsx al aas Eu-
saeni laez Eixnz f1 !. ~. Hail. sels<stsf cf
sae lizard Of Trace, lsr the izenefit Of ere4f-
ssurs. Tnr Liabilities as stated 10 Re <fs8.~
Ga fax Largest eseszztexs "a fhi4
city are Ene EAuk nt Eszif0xui8
az the Angso IAlissfnlaa h&ak- 7aSeral
oakland osaks are ss*s creditors - ss1Ati
am0slnis. Tne Lesal aassoslat sae the heEk
is ssssa 10 lss aGsssf sfE. Uas E3xsr = liam
ataa. Ef4Rsey Bfaa. hardware E0mpaay.
fssya s6rgzaas ax Go. Afsa oEaAef Arsas uf tails
esEy isfs szsd - - unsefEfe1 creditors to
ssss exscnt 81 1zbAsa
A eosnnigcss u efeftsfofs has hsea sp-
ysainixsi fo LOOK sase the affairs of E1e an
soz. is sxxEe et fhe ia<xSsk crr3ss Ora xtAxm
- hiase foa1A esaa1ase ct 81 leAz1 -
1zsaf slzs raez.9- TIE 0ille1 uas osxa1i1b4
wsEA > ssygszi 81 ffsN e&t, p&nisk Irsae1
- prsalGsut, q. &. s4aAssy viee p-sssifuf
sac q. ". CoAas - s.ssssrzs EaskaASsy.
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Trunk Line Comml..ion. Gu. ON.

NEW YORK, March a Iaeeting On the
joint executive committee cf the trunk
lines is being held this afternoon 10 con
slider alleged violations OF the agree menr
against paying commissions on passenger
business. Late this afternoon they will
OF emigraut business 20 the Pacific ,spast
resolution wat formally adopted that
payment Of r3ramissionS on pAsssuger
business cease after tomorrow. and thai
an endesv0E he made 20 persuade ali con-
Meeting Hines To stop,
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CHTcAsso, March 6.--Joseph A. Mosire OF
Indianapolis. tho insurance agent who
,sass trzrxIrd $4,000 and tied 20 Canada. il
reported ~ have speat to-day IN Chicago.
Al old sequaintanee claims 20 hare re-
eNgniked him NJ the Grand Trunk depot
and tonight at the same place when he
departed. The friend SAYS Moore dsaiesi
his identity whea reaching, bnt admitted
IL when leaving. Moore Il representa- as
apparently standing ia much fea' Of
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coxDKsssD DISPATCHES.

Baltimore & 0Asa sAssw&g, h2s bee1Eas
18aae<tss &kta Tie house of Drexea. Alor-
EAa 4 Ca.
Hezry T.. sfarto2. egrSsfes5 Ia Ets5zEs1
eaSsgezx #gfa r0Ssa1x Ia1zsinx 8 ssagu II
SSfozz3 eoznsy sass DSremE.sg. hss assen
Eei1 IN s4k9 ~ Ua4fe8 NE4ss E0fnnHss
500 Ezwfer. ~ san ffsagsses.
Mss Aan lsTissaal assaps ssRse1 5er ssssp
a = ga re1xAfy SIS 81 fsfs4@ttss aea< Isel@k 4Aa.
Nsx. " - as.stay nseFazzg. 9s2 ssIz4afssssa
- SnEfs3sF kex sgn aSs04 Hex reA~oa lsAs
resGrssd. see A@gs sAe was tsspetss4 -
nasss3x aex rpfE-S ssssiay a. ss0sd ia laa-
sztoArx 2AEaaaasE.
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CRIMINAL DETECTIVES.
The Big Reward Convicted Life Con.
yfef Wait

Isfsc3Ga. March k.-As the fs1,asraI ser.
Tiees to-day OF Newton Msft. wha asest X.
joliet prison while serving a life sensenep
tor completely IN the Rock Island
express robbery. Rev. Dr. Caldgeil
created . mild sensation hF saving ea
the crowd. sHe believe Newasa wsft
was lnnocenI his aeemsers wa.s, almost
sli either professional criminals c,. nrssfes
sloSiAs detectives, and I consider the fwo
terms fery nearly synonypa0Hs
ne pssssor spoke rstser bitterly os ses-
eral experiences be had had vita ssete<s-
fog his opznioa. He added. ssrhis reward
offered ia this case vas enough tSt causiet
any aGe whom the detectives afght se-
leSI The reward offered s4s sfo,es0
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THE READING FAILURE.


REApfSG, March 6.--The failure OF the
Reading Iron Works has cansesi .. great
hurry among Iron men. last night tile Fsasl-
Ing mills ~ Naomi aud Gibraltar. Ia this
county, great portion oE whose PRO
duets were received BY the Reading Iron
Works. closed dow.1 for want OF orders,
and this forenoon the Keystone rolling
miii, OF this cisy. whose entire product il
taken BY the Reading works. sls, shat
down
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sAs FgAxgIsco, March 6.--CRssom h0nse
o Tscers r.as.e - is1 poTsAas sessare -
apkEfn On tae st1Ana collier Gfap-Te f12s
gzcrn5ng seven haadses ETsssss n<xss'
vsss.@s :. x4K0. were esFsxrea, aa1 ed
sssrs4 Iaugea a1d yShn GAa2z g-reszca toi
sssaFs ~ tf4sg
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a NEW ERA FOR AMERICA.
The Government VIII Have Voice
In Foreagn Affairs.

BSEL1N. March 6.-~The susSanaf tsssfftr
says OF Barrson's inaugural. There Is 40
leascn 10 doubt tae presidents pacsec prlfs-
cipies or the sincerity Of bis oainioss rs-
garding the peaceful adjustment of inter
national difficulties. alfheagh Eis rero.rr-
nensis the strengthening Of tie asgys His
tone toward foreign countries prucsalmn
the beginning of uew era in American
development ami the display OF Z more
assertive policy ef the United States.
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Poisoned 81. Si.e Chsiar~n.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, n srch 6-on spruce
cseek, near Mount SssrliBw, Frank sssnk-
wright. gifa Holden aud sue Holden have
been arrested for pois0alng I0nkwright's 8
Lcak wright ia q Wizaw@r who has teen
living ia unlawful intimacy with the lEoi-
den @orasu- One Of the ehildTeu Is dead
aud tAe others arg saste ii.
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SEs YnRz. aAseh f-The FasseuAian of
the wilsests Manufacturing Company, who
carried en- the A5g ExcelAsGs ;ssttcrlf as
TnsEt0E. ~ =, Is reported tonight. II is
claimed sne embarrassment wfH enss be
tsEn YJy&ry. The present eestd.tlssa 0f the
pAay Affairs Il EakHosa. i wAs Ia
gxsssl saape wnea the last statement wak
fsmfia
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THE SAMOAN DISPUTE.


IeSbeS. March E.-~ ssSrlln aisp9tches say
Herr ssaeel goes as special cosami missioaasr
" restore order . samoa and thai he will
have control Of the German snaaasan in
samoan waters. he is reported tn - An
able dtsssSgnss. American accounts az the
nssfas % The sratStlee arranged hy Herr
k.nsppe and dasasfz xre npf tseiseyef fn
Acrtsn.
tlse xuasfGyGf Berlin correspondent
says il IL stated that NJ, KaSsou Wi rx.s,.
Tssent America in rae Sameaa cnufefarcs.
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Germans Kan Mans Arnbs.

hEaIix. Match 6.--The cmparor 10 dAy
gave breakfast to H@sat GrAaeareHfh.
Councillor Kravei aud ak officers bescuk-
Ing 10 Wssmann's expedition. He an
noanec9 20 bis gaests the recsptarc IL
KaepHoyo and swo gaas wsien the Arabs
had taken fFosa the Germans. The Arab
soss was heavy
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ro&zLANfs, A4sNa Al ai $50 sna fswt.
ss1d ezs.tE4s ISIS sse EaAksag aTssags iAsspfs
rg Nszlsa Azaesszng ard EeEaiux Rufss
5 tn gkgAcsss ak isa9 s6cs slas- ~ fsss
tsa.x ssiss I'D . ssss ~ f.resR2, kat hsslasi
fhHs FVsf4a1sa SIS a beslsr place, &zaa szr@e
here
Is she a2sasxa ezse Gf mrs. gsanse LnnE.
faaEf "a p<. HEssrY 7ssxs. Ju1Eu e1u uhrk
a2y nl.omxa dx1aGsssuk . nea Us
4rs ls2yssra rseaft<zy So s474m<f ~
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su!eisI. or a nusine.. Mac.

/ ELzvELASp. o.. March e.-Sakhsn A.
( Wilson. secretary % Eae Cleveland stove
Co. sa e1ied this sagTBiug. IL - said he
/ w&s depressed u1eAiaEsy nY too csDsc kslea-
/ ton s0 b1ssaesx The ssovc eoza psny tnts
i afternoon msae ga assignment 70 preseEf
! k&ssv seEzna hF creditors On &cSoEat Of the
I s1ri.essfs
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THE DETECTIVES HaFFLiEp.
An Illinois Youth Kilfs a fs-xear-
Old Girl and Hfms@lF

CAEzyTIlz8. Ia. March 6.--1c~nighi: Dan.
lei aclachian. aged -. killed Cora Carr
ban, aged Is. and then com mitted suicide
The Pair eloped sunday night FROM Paw
Paw. III. aud have had weary fiEn,s OF if
since. eludsng detectives Molachtan was
y blacksmith and the girl the daughter OF
a Reil-to-t3o hores-keefser
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TO FIGHT WITH KID GLOVES.
Featherweights Ike Weir and Frank
Murphy Sirn Articles.

BOSTON,, March 6.-Far the fourth time
within q couple of raoaths Frank Murphy,
the Eugitsh lad. kn4 Ike Weir signed srfl-
eies 20 slght for the featherweigAf cham.
plonship. They bind themselves 10 light
20 finish With kid gloves. between the
18th and Sth Of the present month al. some
point within 20 1alles of Chicago,
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CoLcxEc3, O.. MArrh 6.--Tse Hahuasnx
Sagsoaai LAfe ASsut.lafsca. d0Eng ga iEaskF
Ef1ea on the mutual gssexsnae1f plan, f2ee1
so-GAy and asked 50 order OF sha e0ETz foF
dssso.asssyn. shs inventory sh9ws x8a .1oS
Ia cash Ga1 I'll no Ia 8esek sad zccaaas8
The tsska aasog8s 80 SO nse pe9-
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a LARGE opIum SEIZURE.


Deputy Collector j.. n. Croke and
Inspector Ruger Seize 600 Lbs.
Collector ). B. Croke. OF Tacoma. aud
Customs Inspection Z B. Ragez seized
TIRES barrels OF opium Containing 500
pounds OF the drug Il the Northern pseiac
railway depot 81 Esiensbnry, yesterday
| afternoon. The barrels containing the
drug were Ia transit from spokaae % san
Francisco. aud are supposed % hare been
shipped eastward over the canadian Pa.
cafe from Victoria and then carried down
over the boundary iine 10 the Northern
Pacite's line on paek train.
To WHOM the contrah2nd drug belongs
could NOT be sscert&ined by the Officers
who mace TIE seizure. as the shippers .5f
y Kept very shady. Ene sei1are viii nee
ths government and the officers who gilSi
TIE work the sam 0f ssSp Further de-
TIE cegAfss Of the seizure are Faeages.
Ten THOUSAND poILaRs' wogTR.
TACOMA. March {. - Tie second large
seizure Of snuggses opium In q week was
made here last night hy Deputy Collector
OF Revenue r r.. croSke at the Norfherr.
Pacific wharf The amount eon6scatea is
yariously estimated a; from Geo 4, zac
pounds and worEh about sI9.nf0 The dep
Cly collector was as close znuutise~ as A
e.an as 10 whether the seizure was made
on g sound steamer or by rail. and though
the most d1iigezf INQUIRY was raafSes
among those who should know. inseas. ig.
noraLiee was displayed about ANYTHING an
usual having occurred lateiy. But never.
tneless the seizure was made SIS stated
above and 20 that amount. sud il Is Quite a
feather in the cap Of Deputy Collector
Sroake, being the largest se5zurs ever made
III the sound country, By ali odds.
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sAHTA Fx. \. T.. March 6.--The new
meat inspection law. framed with isiew
OF prohibiting the sale OF the eBig fogr's"
ssrodRcis IN Se1 Mexico. went snss efees
today. The Law provides fog inspection OF
live animals i2tended for human iDo<i.
prohibits the sale or Use % nucarsd Ineas
of unexpected cattle sud hogs. and for
bids the sale OF Imported fresh meats
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Los sNsEAKS MGrek s--Tfse Lover TAD
korasA Sa7s fever las lot - yst sofAsrst.
saueh fo3shaSd Il Aos AE1saes. 5Gs he re-
ported discoveries have e2assc sofAs ~
s~-es, Yrst@rsgay ns2xay le9 nga left t9s
saa Dlezc. intending - 80 tAxncs 70 taz
rev EsfzNers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07

One hundred and sixty
acres, section Is, township
20 north, range s east, IN s
and Io-acre tracts. This
land is well adapted for hay
and fruit. Fourteen acres
in cultivation; with good
house and barn.
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MexrKKaI, Aarxik 6-Tae wi1osezAie
saadlery nrsn Ct Henry A Iacxoax nave -
ksxrak9. Tf - ssssa tfss liabilities are s,out
xztf3sasa
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printed wonderful mail their Eastern friends
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S24OO.

Four lots, Eden addition;
6oxI2S each.
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The r,~piy to the Queen. sp~ech

IpND0x, March SIN the commons this
afternoon. smith. governments leader,
dress. ia reply 10 ss=s qaecIzss srGeeh. The
naotien wss eaixsss,-2s7 20 s6.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07

IsoKDox. MafeA 6--sir Julian PauRco-
fose, the Dew British minister 70 ihe
tniIet states. viii start fox Washington
aooe1 the end OF fhu fnoatn.
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R9cHxerEE. =. Y. MasrA s.--zhr1e q
tsss ssaesag sFe e@rsses ~ tsAa s3ty acre 90
nzy yggc@Aae1 by 4n Eaxiisks gynatease =,
Z ugs3S stated ~ - So zss 10
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Arizona wants = Ne~ aaxrrnar.

NszExGrgS. March Il delegation Of
residents os AEizdaa are in the r3ty for the
parrase os securing an esTly change IN
the governor es thai territory
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Free Trade yictory I'm Australia.

SYDNEY. Nasck s.--The ministry OF New
Soa,h Wales has been defeated on he
quesRion % protection aad has resigned.
cabinet
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I-afnisF 4 c9<s eefal s2ns las jzzed 1z1e4IF9
1T afsaaaaFSfz8as0k. for tn& psxFsssM a. 00lnE
; s3asrAs oozl ssa traa sHsasag ssaxtn<&( n
geszsRas-+ Fssslrs y. ssAs ssF, Iuz,1kn u
Ma ksys Nia Saxa. J<saa ssi kS&&f1 0.
s5zg do. asa HIssteTz Is ttsT aPit4t 4<zb<k,
s. pa 80. s1sFss1ss1 isss3 10 sanxrx
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S21OO.

House and two lots, Jack
son street addition. Two
story house, six rooms, barn;
lots cleared and fenced. One
block from Cable Road.
$500 cash, balance one year.
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Eighty acres, section 80,
township IS north, range s
east, near Kirkland. SIS per
acre.
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In Olive addition, within two
blocks of Jackson Street
Cable Road. All cleared,
level and accessible.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07

Eighty acres, section IS,
township IS north, range I
east, SI2oo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07

Forty acres, section II,
between Woodland and Gill
man Parks. High land, level,
partially cleared, with good
view of Lake Union, Salmon
Bay and Sound.
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Forty acres adjoining
Smiths Cove, section IS; on
high plateau overlooking
Pleasant Valley addition
and Hiawatna Park.