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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20

Cotton and WoOlen Goods.
Massachusetts, has at present over half
million more cotton spindles at work
than she had in 1887. Maine has fallen
off in both cotton and woolen manufac-
lures. Vermont and Connecticut are
making less cotton and more woolen
cloth than they did in 1887, and SO hold
their own. Rhode Island, on the other
hand, makes up less woolen and more
cotton.
Next to Massachusetts, the state that
has made the greatest gain in the textile
industry is South Carolina. In 1889 she
operates 118,348 more spindles than she
did in 1887. Her cotton and WOODEN weav-
ing has grown so per cent. in two years.
1t has increased 16 per cent. in Missis-
sippi and Tennessee in the same period.
The gain of Massachusetts, is 1913 per
cent, while that of the whole country is
~ per cent For the textile industry to
increase ~ per cent. throughout the
Union in two years, and one of those
years at least not an exceptionally pros
porous one, indicates heavy growth in
business and population. American tex
tile fabrics are also gaining rapidly in
artistic beauty and durability.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
The House,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The sub-com-
mittee of the house on elections charged
with the arrangement of contested cleo
tion cases completed their work this
morning. 1t was agreed that the repub-
licans should select one case and the
democrats another by alienation until
all were arranged. This having been
done, hearing will be given after the
holiday recess.
The house committee investigating the
Silcott defalcation agreed upon a report
by which an appropriation is asked for to
make good the losses sustained by the
members of the house. A separate bill
will be reported making the sargeant-at-
arms the disbursing officer.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20

A balloon race took place in Belgium
recently over course between Brussels
and the town of Diest. Twenty balloons
were entered for therace; thirteen start
ed. The largest balloon, guided by NJ.
GODDARD, had capacity of 1000 cubic
meters. The other twelve balloons had
capacities ranging between 800 and 300
cubic meters each. The aeronauts sailed
away from Brussels at o'clock in the
afternoon. Shortly after all had disap-
peared from the view of the thousands
who had gathered to see the start, tre-
mendous storm swept across their course
The greatest anxiety was felt for the
safety of the aeronauts, and the women
and children who had gone up with
them, and kilograms of inquiry were
sent out all over the country from Brus-
sells. Early in the evening, however,
dispatches announced that all the aero
nauts had landed their balloons with all
their passengers unhurt, although some
of them had had a pretty hard tussle
with the storm. Not single balloon
reached its destination in Diest Capt.
Portet won the first prize! He arrived
at Waenrode, near Diest, at 6 o'clock, in
his balloon Pro Patria, which has capac-
ity of $50 cubic meters. NJ GODDARD, with
his big balloon, took the second prize.
M. Vuaquin, with his balloon Tricolor,
of 800 cubic meters capacity, received
the third prize. The prizes were given
by the city of Brussels.-New York Press.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
Trouble Brewing.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-Admirality precau-
tion is being taken in view of the possi-
BILE unpleasant relations between England
and Portugal regarding possessions in
Africa. Arrangements are being made
to transfer forthwith hospital stores for
Mediterranean and Channel squadrons
from Lisbon. The orders recently issued
for the war ship Agamemnon at Zanzibar
to rejoin the Mediterranean squadron
have been countermanded. She will re-
main at Zanzibar.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The senate
concurred in resolution today making
the holiday recess begin Saturday next
and extend until Monday january 9Th.
Stewart for the committee on military
affairs reported resolution directing
an examination of the treasury war
claims of the state of California, growing
out of Indian hosti titles and disturbances.
Another by Collom provided for the cele-
bration of the 400th anniversary of the
discovery of America by an exposition of
the fine arts, and products in 1892. Also
a resolution by George to permit the
states to tax national bank notes and
United States notes.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
"A Revolution Impossible

LISBON. Dec. 19-The seculo publish
es a telegram from Senior Barberes, Bra
lillian minister Of finance in which he
denies the assertions in the manifesto re-
Gently issued by Viscount Deevro, presi-
dent, lately imperial prime minister, in
which he stated that although the GOV
ernment possessed information concern
ing revolutionary movement, vet it was
impossible. The civil authorities would
crush the plotters because no reliance
could be placed in the officers of the
army or soldiers. He declared that the
imperial minister had acted the part of a
traitor to his colleagues. Senior Barberes
declares that the Viscount is a calumni.
atOr.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
Fight With Robbers,

WACO, Tex, Dec. 19.-News reached
here of fight Tuesday between four
farmers without fire arms and two rob-
bers armed with six shooters. One farm
er, John F. Matthews, was killed and
another, W. P. Harris, seriously wonnd-
ed. The others are more Or less injured.
Jim Lepeer, supposed to be one Of the
robbers, has been arrested.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
Not yet Arrested.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 19.-[Special. +
Constable Washabaugh Greensbury, who
yesterday telegraphed that he ha l war
rant for Master Workman Powderly's ar
rest was supposed to have reached here
at 9:2O this morning but at o'clock had
not put in an appearance. Powderly was
walking about the principal streets this
morning expecting an arrest.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20

Instead of sending criminals to Danish
ment in Siberia, it is said that Russia
now proposes, in Difference to American
journalists, to scatter them about hereaf-
ter through different parts Of the en-
pire. Dear, dear!
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20

Cotton and -woolen Goods.

New YORK, Dec. 19.-Bar silver 9516
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20

Our line Of Imported Worsteds
in the latest patterns---3 and 4
button cutaways---are among
the prettiest in the market.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
LyDched.

OwENsBoRo, Dec. 19.-Last night Doc
Jones, a negro barber while drunk, shot
John Westerfield (white) dead. EARLY this
morning mob took Jones from the
Jail and lynched him.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
Cascade County A Assessments.

We print below list showing the as
sessments of the county of Cascade as re-
turned by Howard Crosby, clerk and re-
corder.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20
Ala. Nath[an's
READ and Remember.

What shall we buy
for Xmas? is the tho't
uppernost in ourminds
as the holidays draw
near.
Rem en- b yer this: |
have layed in an elegant
line Of Holiday Goods
that will surely be sold
flow prices and desir-
able goods can do it.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-20

To Relieve Her Possible Anxiety.
Lady of the House-Why, you are the
'salno man to whom I gave a loaf Of my home
made bread the other day
Tramp-Yes, mum; and merely came
around to show you that was still alive
life
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

Inhabitants ~ Lake Cnshman-
Grand ssmmer Resort.

Nj Maurice McMieken and uife have NJ.
turned from weeks cutting On Hoods.
esasI sas The vicinity Of Lake Cn<hrnsn. "a,
the oiympis 70 hills WHEN SEN ysster.
DAY hy fosT txEEzElaFsCEE reporter Mr.
aeMickea said, Eve spent week on
Ho-sd's eaasl and iew dass ia the vieiuiIy
II I.ks CushmAn. which Is q beautiful
aassy ~ water u = right ia ihs heart "a
he tnoa Giains, So 10 speak. sn4 j. several
hundred fees above TIE level 81 the ss4
AFvun9 a. assi gissnE from it, very tssns :.
&C moa.s2tus ~hcSe sides lasok to IN
almost perpendicular TIE lake il tao
niles LAG aud ihFe@-q nartrrs 81 a nile
slsfs, Aud thr0ugh II Eans she ssokomfsn
nyef. iroas are very plentiful an the
axe
4 Gsasd part 81 ane day Ia the lake. and
landed gbsy 81 the nns - specimens "a
the ifsfe hat evsrsxw. l found the Ssh
yery gstaey- Ia tie AXE j. sf-cies OF trout
Which = very large. Oa@ of these va.
taken q frw moashs since which snessa7sSi
q title lsss than thirty ixo inchs. IN
.engts- The lake gives pF0tnise II beeoua
inx s1iie summer RESORT, sud Q fnors
a<auiifni spot could Seascsly be- sonufi In
"Asniosfota. nufater OF cam ping parties
sre a. TIE LAKE now and many people
have been there this season
Eastern pc0psS have bought up iaf O.
timhsr sAn1 ia ihc yteinisy - the axe,
su4 Ia q sfronEly ct hnstGinx q railroad
frufn FIX hes. which j. on H01zis canal
- Ire lake. a disfanee ~ twelve miles
The grsee Il seo-d. agd ssch a plan womlsi
- feasible. The timt~T Ia that eoaairy is
excel tng
The people living slsnx Ho&ss'. eausl
seem confident thai tee Port TawEss.sn<s
-aatss IA rAiirosd ~iii De built down
through their country, soa times ara cssn.
sc. Hcuty lively
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
ELAcraoCUrioN.
The Easy Chair Method ef Esu,ov.
ing Mufd~rers.
Wrs.eR for he Post-Iutellisel ccr.

Nsl.teR TOR the Post -lntesHsea Ger
The aayisabsliiy CT capital punishment
hy Electricity hiss lzfsiy eGgro. sd The ~.
tentiou Of scientists Eye- since the dark
s.es. advancing civilization has waited so-
. simpler aaa more human. method %
desta tasa by horrible sfg1EgIing MS
hsps viii happen whatever precautions
are iAkeu. Hos often the v.csim suffers
lsfdeseFseaese torture before Htlclsme
death claims atlzs, - recSsrecd on BsIsy
cody historical record. aud ia suCh
case be realizes sli The tnriuFes oi the
damned in The msdlrysi he'll bat ihe
world advances - rolIng
west srss-agid science cone. % the all
Is hss tscen \ IssrlEaeusaily pSoEc 81 that tiil-
ing by electricity il sugeSt and uEcrriNgiy
instantaneous IL lis osa4tng. NotNHih-
Standing this there are still many skt ptiss.
and re'grei ~ say amongst sc-eslie1 e,-
px-ss ia thr electrical ssasDcc. Usually he
esrcfrtc skepFies c1nsaga1 the vets with
stnpcres. Esecs-tc energy coHsiss uf siatts
ard asap@rsss- current coal1 po.ssssxs
}9.sA volts and no an eFes AZ al. -cy
esal Nsw York electricians speak % D. pie
wha Tsgssx. 4 shesek fron a Current Oi TO-
GO volt, which divided ny the rcsisiiL nee
wculd probably y 1880 Psrg II an siB-
Tcss eqoa8 - sss oi a. elcrJrie ii aIse
poser. To explain, VIII expresses TIE
Sslpffty % u current, nuf tue sisef Eth
Thus sEstaer sErosn irum a great bel ghs
viii xii ~ one. bnf saasil sfoue ihF bsn
from the sane height would xiii any
human tSsug IL shnR.d happen q N &C
Tie height j. the analogue "a the voal .xc.
while the feather xa1 the stone ssrN k o.
show the killing value 81 sn amper~ = be
EnlI Tbs Strength rx4slrsd for iuSfs mia
Elespusg kllnnE 4 mai wON 4 be from itsss-
hst 30 a0r smE-e ~ a. sitter eli Z ear
TcsaL IL would rtqutre a continuous car
rent 81 ysrs hiEa strength - kili, VI niis
an alternating eBueag vibrating ~ the rate
al 80 tees par SECOND would .arsSes the
minimum kilsiag power. A esrrrni N 10
vote wAs recently pat isIeggh nor e II
Il.esa ohnss resistance AID killed nlnI to
simultaneously. Tai. 10 sRpervs squsl
xnlEx Hp g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
ISLAND COUNTY NEWS.
f.ress fiTss nnsDs b ed Mhidb by
I.tasd . samn@r Eesort.

CorFEFIi1E. sep. z--The yrvysSlinE
southeast winds Of the sast tao weeks
wita she accompanying raibs, hare started
tire xrAss - srowiBx kgsin after the long
fsyassf II dry weather. ami suppressed fAr
fuTess erss 30 that the Gtfnosuherv Is
el-srsG Gp. making II very agreeable s.sa
Peasant axsin
Ihs daily nail thai has G ne az lat
siteF leng ssifsux and sFeqnent petition
ing. = tally appreciated b. t;ls yseot3x al
ia4. place. ~ i eBshlss as 70 g.sg dsEs
psp%ss from attic every asx. Instead II
eseTx ether day, t4.5drs the rrsEaggs re.
cSffs ~ * ser ssii ~issssss tf<isx
A nunbrr ot cur ygsBag pep { weEt 20
Port fvs fassoa last "Wednesday 20 9tsefze
TIE assssesst11 81 tse Dew l. q, T. T. hal
a. Easi p.see- Tney report very sssSoy
abe tine sp1 a e0rVsisl Frce gtloa sy tAe
Tes asen1ifss
~hf sAy island Il l. e0naiug qwste q
pleasure re.art A nGms~F # esrne.
~ PARTIES bare lorsssH as 4iTer~at psi al.
sn1 ffvfa vaFfsssss sazFrss- ffsss al .hs,
ezsnps was lQessed aear Deception rsAs@
gha lazs aN0 ~xxk<. where ta@re u@vr
shaat fhfFsg r@ssSse fson Sestsse. wa.lA
Vzls 0As hsrs0y and 20 g~stis Al
nSs ssr4Ht tine IN aaeslgx ashiEsx zn1
rsr-s2sGmx ~ vs-sGas Rkgs TseY has
fsssr ssrsgxssssas sal naN delivered azesy
81 fssx ssre<sy xnd srfrrs aEnsssz fr.sya
- sgfEe. alta al yasss - Fetara again asxt
s<NsssS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

odd.
TIE PeFalasea 81 A,ssap eoua.y s
enlarged.
Whstgose coussv h4s a rev pss~-
"a sesi IA~ EsssAiAssraas Sac.
The @hear WELD OF the state VII
es-eSl tue estimate made a fsx w~rks
ago
Mount Vernon hiss a population "a
i.tss saaa there y not a shinsnan
there
a company wi,h Stock sx,.;,.t -
rekoa. -
Mrs. Rafas Rowirs. 81 gi,xvis,s h..
teen srnt a. the Sirilaecosu s.ssaue
asylum
The Nanrouver deaf ard ansah
school rs-oprEaei last week with oyvr
- pGpils.
msn named S~ele broke isg a,
ssssfAx last "Wednesday and made grosi
his escape. 49,
\ nrs at Julontown last week sls-
saraSea I've buildings owned nv Hrr.
man Bros Loss about xs.esse; insured
Cor s. 500
The Whitman essnntv Agricultural
fair saN open September ?. and sx,s,-
ungte Eve days The date has l.s~n
changed from tlcsober \
The hardware store and contents az
Jones Y f.idersiu we're DESTROYED hy
are 81 Jusiet'a fcs DAYS ago. loss
sssesit 500; issareSS for Ssen.
The annual session 81 the pnx~t
sound conference ef the Nefhnssiss
episcopal church viii open At Van
CONVEX GA September 1.
A child OF IT, l.. Powvn. of Sp.,t sn~
Fails, recently fell down an elevator
yell tsenty-uine feet. failing on s,fsa
rock She was not fatally injured.
simon TAYLOR had his foo, and
ankle terribly maneis.i ia a thrrsh~r
At wilson hollow. Columbia county =
few days SGD. ampaistson was necss-
sary.
Another brick Kiln il 10 he startssl
az once IN Spokane. west Of Hansraan
creek. Next spring machinery with \
capacity OF tsl.sr hrsck per dav vill
he used
- Ft%FfGE
ceaNed = severe wound in his thirh
while using sies4Ee nj kamslgh~
lie Vas tssen 10 ST. Peters hospital IN
Olympia.
IL IS estimated that the forests az
W Ashington contain iTs. GsD en- an
iset % uncut hemieek and fir. i'm sa.ne
places averaging from = so 10 az COO
feet per acre
James Tate, sentenced az Walla
W ala 20 nine years in the pens;eu-
urry and sho had served four years.
has been partonesi hy Governor
Mocre on condition that be leaves At
once for Texas.
John Hutchins. an Austrian Who
naa hl- ieg broken some time Ago a.
Fort Townsend. finding the bones
would not knit. had his leg amruta-
ted above the knee last THURSDAY A
the Marine hospital.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

sFszetze akFrs sAe silver Dzmp sa1n~ u
t2sy szssszst ~ skzsxy AZ rat - ssHsa
~ ~ tosrs ard = r2ssssfes / ar1.l5er
NssE2 ~ Essas a. -ess-sst Il : A. me- rts{ !
Sc postmaster EEE<sxs 50 sesas~ al s4krs
ss1ss = a. 1essste- zeH TRES Ta- n#z sEFwu
So AssssN- AsFe H&m<zi shs h@r
ssA@Szss r. 4lsa F4eEsse- ses.sss kss,sasl,.3.
sas8e Sl5 - II ~sagss- ~ sf@6- rx<sl~r.
aeeA Mssf D. "a Assszs &Ftsxn dave
tSs = aEe sss-er SMa saaass . th4. .ts.-
4&Esae ssse33s s@~ nsgee ssss ssak q
s2sve sss "a - AGzA IS s.sas a. u sse-bs<
- &HFx srs f~-sx ireu IN re weed II .
sA$s &zssr1z's : S sSke eSE2E e az syn,
fcza Eazs&sfss 4z2 = tsz@rrss.f - 70
~ &sSzg IaFe<xzssssss s7sssg v,zlE5g
AZ 1a% - ~esss -isse 80 ~ "a - = IL
- Ezs ~ - szEa uarstssn hEs ze -
ixEst - & sxssss ~ ~ ssver rlae -ss.Ssr -
: 81 p : , - -ssxs.s xzS~s
ny = n&Essss ~ sszlstra fssr = sxstst
sHas ss&sa9 - zTnA14s <Isss sklsA u slg
$50 - 1sss1 sTsssaxe IL xss{ 80 -
s1ptA - sra = s&zssag war II % -slts-
see %Assa = tNs1sss % EksG Easfse~ aI1a
sssss4 sst ssF tess
NJ y "a aAe ssss se part ~sI =. "a In
~ -Ssass4E - Hta is - 50 n sn-s As.r ri la.
ssca A. - fAe ssFs@ ssise sal sa.ua 49, lss
aVafxaAss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
VIPER >hAaSF TRADE
Seattle IL Iassng ard Peril aud
Gaining IL.

HAx3GFn&, rk&g{t Co. AnS ~
70 TaE sEzTug AZ aFeseoi ~ hAUt bat
one % & 81 sAe :a.pSr skaxtf, he atnsT
HezrF EsifeF. ga IneoSssS which chlfkss
gsssaf dou5ae Shat any ofcer boat lever
charged. ply beeaase there i 70 yf-0-
sif.84.
AnssheY sseG ! can saiy. ~ 30 wing
70 lis coae f-oxs posflaa6, feF .t-sut two
;alrsss os TIE pie T. sill es<t ffoa ~ s'gls
Tn5s Is ceased b unreasonable xhs F.sge
rsse.. TAe tsssF e&sgEes for 5ess a. asEy
tons a. faas - sssT< ugS-. tt.s tNys 80 rAs 1
srs ST eesss 8 se waaEss.e aus g. ~ ght.
.asa tines Eanre. ia an average ! $50
ans 4 hagf fsa measurement ~sl4 - Gals
ore lisa In weight
I ,asal 20 ze-stsrks raerceGn1ise, hu. Have
been zaa6se 20 Haske -z&EtsTs rssf hAnss
sss sae f-ssGt- II they @se ezs4sfsls sfli
prove whAF ] s1zs4, RAJ frs snt FaI n Re
ssigpeA sssssr ksgyTlAua ~ &-,eut fWo-i airst.
re arms@at 81 eessz fFvyEa -sazEis II beta.
- ~. sAss Il -esttss hrsS1sss Eaea " L. , II
s taaas 80 ftss sssEt E5szF wAseh rsss Is i :
-.s-s Fsse~s kAaf s. a. fssev Ns8 hei1 = =
trade. - ~ 81 size s sfscu.sy nat .aaxs-
Hssces. Esass gs a. FssS>e,.i sti Ea~ b ue ~ {.
fney 14FsEs fHsEs - iax Es-.ss eHts 3 o.
~@sst3F. se&fr% vi gr428ssir - tAs
trade ST ths Aargsst ys1eF ia y ks-ern
NS=nia9.as. Fsea 80 saiHsgais. cnz ana
xErserirars. ! hkYe ElW&y. fAr9rgdI -e4f
49, ants - ~ SEQ sa3 az wr1sfngI She a
Aag-s ksg Tie h@as aE e ~e~fsA- aserf Ia -
AsEaS gEN~@E y IL NJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

offe Hufsr. wei knewn txewes. died
IN bsssoSlyD, Y. ssDday.
ksnisnin jenkins sho. aud fatally
wounded bis Nife, Saturday. In ylrrinla
The rrenca xovernraen, foscsssy took
pSs~<-ssaon OF the telephone stations last
Sunday.
Reports from washiazssn say dr.,ush has
dsmsxess the corn erors ia Dakota. Iliinoss
and NJ i,s5tsrs.
fas t~p baFgisrs Who Allied john Law
n nee az N1ateyailo. Friday hight. we're
CAPTURED SATURDAY..
Two rssa nAmed 6syens snd Nnsou
toslsht via revolve~~ al Tahle spsisgs.
I. 7 -naaay. Both ases..
huntrsds Ct farmers have lost their bay
sud stock by pysiris Are which RACED
Sunday bear Lac Qus rsrie. Mina.
Bill Butler and Charles RFosn. ealoresi.
shns and dangerously wound 4 each other
al ktssrtsxtsie, ksn.. last SUNDAY
Bouisngeg h.S dee itea 80 submit 10 sr.
re- tte sex tcioFs essrffens. In order 10
AVOID seizure before MS arrival N PARA
Asnasi Nreia. a sheep-hsssser in The san.
hage esnsar, has oevn found murdered.
AMI u j supposed by Morales. the bandit
Al insane convict canned Baxter vie
lousy assaulted sad wounded q PATIENT,
and Thofass D'GDnnrlI an attendant al
the stockton as iHm. last ssfsrssay.
Es-en Carols and SarcissA ssivassar. unts-
fFesS 0f EDgrnio Nargss. were found shos
throagh the heal At the Tanstee rauch
Gear bTuS nssiiie- Tex. Friday night
siheTs Brisr'y. the Liverpool merchant
sho gsipesi notnriesy in the Maybrirk
esse. arrived ~ Bolton last sunday He
dseiinei 90 BE extensively infersfsw Cd
The Electric Railway COMPANY IL New
yaYs. IL ia reported has saered era<fitors
ga cents on the dollar TIE com pany or
gsuixci IA isss with q capital sssck u
f3.1uAos. Liabilities unknown
Dr. r. fuisl. % Portland. or. wa m .asrsi
ct Cheyenne, Wye from the well AounA
passenger train, saturday. He psutabiy
jumped from she sleeping ear window
ahils IN Q femenied condition.
Ness has teen received from Australia
Of tue loss OF she chooner tennse walk<r
~ttrh went ashOfe 90 che of the tsiltsrf
stands last April TIE crew escaped. bot
the vessel and cargo we're . total ies@
The total sro-s exchanges 81 leading
United state. and Canadian eleasfne
houses for The wesk ending Asxssf 81
were yss7stll 81, al Increase Of 10 per
cent. a. compared with the corresponding
seek 81 last year.
Cornelius & 4ainiah. prominent cattle
SCI sr ia the south vest dropped about
80 tsy 10 little Exxker game st kanAna
City lsst ~Ses with Eesed ereok named
Bud fsascn. Of Chicago. A curious inixt1
table In the gamblers rurosn had sU@e-
thing - d. with the lass. Galon i miss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

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