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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21
bfaoealIs uf NlIune Y
gousinx Talk From 1hsir
Leader. Bill Ceehrans-


Tne gsafraI is-asoesatsc LsAJee 81
E.skirxron hesd . nseeyhx/Af tie
~ourshouss lass night for psrpose
81 o-xxnlxisg for the cona1nS CAM
pasgn-
After the esxcsscn Of Michael PHI
hin. a. chairman and John a. Elcer
A. secretary. the league resolved itseii
into . n1ass meeting in orsier fnsf .
lstsse fresr sreech might b an
.SIze3 in
~PEscH M gfEL ssssHkAsA-
A nusat<r OF prominent Democrats
and Bsl eoehfane then talked about
hos diserranizesi the Republican party
~s-. or oaxbf 70 ke. if IL wasn't. ana
hox EASY il would be for the Demo
cratic party TO come out on top this
ssli If II would only organize afad rss
votes enough. This talk Was very
gratifying 10 the brethren and eoFas'a-
srabge cheering Was INDUCED IN
afTsgE CHARGE az TIE FAxTr-
The meeting finally got tired OF Of
story and Appointed a committee %
eve 70 select tive persons from eAcn
precinct OF the city TO organize ana
take charge Of the party, u Use tns
woyds of the originator OF The n'ot'oa.
This committee after due considers
ton appointed the following com nsii-
s~~. which was rgtif1ed By the meet
ing na n
N. tHaIIer, Colon.i Crockett, JOSIAH
Collins. ]. NJ Quiltsr.
First ,,reeinct-fFank CLANCY, j. r.
MeDonaga. James MonogGe, Peter
Nil-er. e. j. Walsh
second pres.inet-W. a.. Ronald,
Frank Foarnsan. A. Jackson. j. H.
Elder, NJ. W. Breeder.
Third precinet-A. Il. Mattocks, r.
W. Woston, Helleory Butler, Law
renee Booth. Michael Phillips
Fourth precinct-Aiex Walls. w.
A. Peters. NJ. J.. Mcdonald, John u.
Osfrander, T. Il. Hardin.
Fifth precinct-A- Ammunds. W.
A. Perry, w. T. Andrews, j. X Nc
Donald, ID. W. shelton
sixth preci8ct--I Thomas human,
Douglas Young, Percy Rochester, Dr.
sgeeny. j. ID. McDermott.
Seventh precinet-Charses Brown
Charles McEiroy. Charles swensen,
William Lake, William Davis.
Eighth preeinet--H. r. Jones u. A.
Hill Thomas T.. Jones, l.. +. Brown.
This committee was empowered 10
hire and send men through the county
for the work OF organization
CHEERING LETTER FROM OLYMPIA.
Chairman Phillips read the follow
ing dispatch from the Democratic
members Of the constitutional conven-
ton:
TstA1 eaa4rsaa Of the DeHaocyafic league,
s.affis The Democratic delegates 10 the
convention send frsierDal greeting 10 the
kiBg county democracy aud congratulate
you on the suspicioas secession of your
meeting The stais democracy expect
King county Democrats 10 lead the van.
Win united democracy we Will .urely win.
Unity, harmony aud organization means
Democratic success III the state and SUI
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always sleep with my watch nn-
der nay pillow said travelling man
t. friend daring 4 conversation con.
corning train roaberieS.
:" used 30 do that. bat I've Quit ii. "
why %
because | never could tell which
y as keeping me awake, the watch or
the bed ticking"
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M.iisto. Returns to samoa.

LoSDoS, Aug. 2o.-Adyices from Apia
report the return u samoa OF ex-king
Malta and others He was warmly vel
coined by the natives, and his own flag
wss hoisteu King Mataafa also greeted
Maietea with curdiality The German
consul informed Msl.etoa that he was at
liberty Ia do AS he pleased.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21
yrLLaRp.s FINANCIAL SCHEME.
The Directors Declare The nsseiyes
In Favor of 1t.

NEW YORK, Ang. 2n.-The directors OF
the Northern Pacific railroad will hold
special meeting tomorrow TO consider
Henry Wizards proposition To place "A
blanket mortgage of Sio0, Geo 600 on the en-
tire property. All the directors bat one
have pronounced themselves IN fayer of
Ii. Their powers are limited, however, To
the recommendation to place IL before the
stock holders, who must authorize IL by a
two thirds vote
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

PORTLAND, Aug. n-News has inst been
received that the stage between Canyon
City, Or, and Baker City. Or. was held up
yesterday and the entire mail captured
and gone through. Postmaster R0by, as
soon as the news wss received here.
started out Pos,ofiice Inspector Trentland
for the scene Of the robbery. Nothing has
yet been received as TO who the robbers
were or the amount OF money, yaiuables,
etc they secured
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WOODEN Firm Assigns.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Aug. 2o.-The Phoa-
nix Wooden Company, of East Greenwich,
has assigned. The embarrassment was
brought abont through the failure OF
Brown, Steese & Clark, who held the com.
pany's notes Tor large amounts. Toe sssets
and liabilities are unknown
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Arab Immigrants.

NEW YoEg. Aug 20.-Twenfy Arabs az
both sexes have been detained al Castle
Garden until the Turkish consul can be
consulted. II Is said there are : 600 Arabs
wsiiipg 10 come "a this country provided
the twenty are passed through.
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HIGHT TRIUMPHED
IL Primaries Decide for
H0yt and Kinnear.
mn am cocsTY co1seEDk


1he result Of yesterday Espulis.
60 psfnary nae<tsngs seems from the
rotuYns sf hand n be that II i<ass
ofehsy out of the 10 dsierates sho
Nh compose the county convention
wNt be favorable to the eleetsoF Of
Jehn r. Hoyt for senator and John
=. Kinnear for governor. The city
vsnt strongly for the Hort hinnsas
ticket. sud th. country sofsr a. heard
from IL unanimously against squire
and Ferry. Contrary % expectations.
he csucuses we're quiet ard orderly.
xur ff~Y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

Tar Essex FANNIE On nzsny
sziEsings rks hricSssyers wcsS = IA
s<r-upx~d by lack Of fnassrsAl AFTER
: x.osi al brSrk ARRIVES thrye =
rreef ssir ursa is il al gone e = 40
gonder thas much interest Is taken u
sh~ eonstru~sson Of the Oregon In
nrssv~nert cssmpaays sasp- foOs OF
tark-ssg ssrsss. Yesterday carpenters
were pssnking the ssgos1-Fozd CT tns
s-4s~tTr..s
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rmfsp rHrcIscT.

The Ti,ird precinct primary Of the
second Ward was called 10 order
promptly AT O'Clock At the Office Of
A. Richley, corner OF Front aud Col
umbia streets. with +. +. Edison. j
4. Morrison and III Shepherd as
judges OF primaries. and j. ;. Wen
dell o. clerk Representatives of the
several tickets we're early ca hand 90
canvass the interests OF fasoritr candi-
dates. Al the closing Of the polls 2ib
votes bad been cast in the Third pre-
ciaef. with seven Hoyf and ksnaesr
delegates elected. BY ~ unfortunate
biunder the name Of =. ". Nasthon
was left OF a number Of the printed
tickets else be woaid have Tolled the
full vote and been elected. foiiosing
II the vote
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

Nxw 1ogs. Aug - The reported sui.
eide Of Frederick Pink ~ jumping from q
Stssneg while on The way from Boston to
Philadelphia. u absolutely denied today
~ hts family. lhey SAY he masi have
fslien ever seci.eafMlly
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A Sigh. to Move the waters.

NtW itlk ebttu
One of the most pathetic speetacles
that ever wrung the heart of sym
pathetic world is presented in the
struggle of nature against art when
a pigeon-toed dude saiiies forth in rus
set shoes or pot-beliied one in bril-
liant sash
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French soldier. In Politics.

PARIS. Aug. a0-At the meeting of the
ministerial council today the minister of
war stated that out OF Is 600 officers OF the
army 500 had been 'ound guilty of partici-
patinr in the recent political agitation and
had been summary dealt with. Twenty
non-commissioned officers have been chss
ti<t.sf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

DErxoIr, Aus. ee-The report Of the FIRE
at Dresden, ont, appears Ia have been
exaggerated As far a. learned only
MeEvsus' hub and spoke factory vas
destroyed k.timafes sAr.onsly put the
lcss at from sion coo 10 xas3gaO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

srppgs Dsara-sseorge Winter. >
brakmaxsr. aged - years. esapas sea
n Dsbbie's brickyard. II the head Oh
the harpor. died In b~d II his home
near the prsrkyzrd during Monday
niyht of heart disease The deceased
has relatives II L. naea. ard the body
NAV De taken there fog burial II = ~
present in charge Of Bonney 4 Stew
Art. underfzkers.
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MlssouI.a, Mont, Aug. Collaboration
has been received here that the Indians
are again menacing the whites at Demers-
vile. Que white was killed The justice
of the peace at pemersvilie telegraphed
Governor White asking for protection. He
SAWS the settlers are guarding their homes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

w,sHISGToS, Aug. 20-The Argentine
republic has added formal invitation to
the States government TO take part In the
second International cattle show of the
Argentine Agricultural Society To be held
at BHenos Ayers in April next under tbs
snspl9es OF the nation government.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

The CABLE TO THE LaKE--Ihe
steamer Kirkland lowed the new
cable OF the Lake Washington line out
Jackson street TO the powerhouse,
where bo, ses were attached and the
wire drawn west on Yesler avenue.
The road viii be in operation safur-
SIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

W AsEsNGEeS, Auy Superintendent
Of Census Porter today spg.oin,ei Char e.
+ Tar. 81 little Rsses. Ark special agent
ca bodybuilding. Tar + civil engineer,
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The HIsH Coal Roap--Work on
the rev track TO the coal hunkers
proceeds AT three points-the edge OF
the water. vest of Commercial street.
and II south sixth street, or King,
where tie srestle begins To rise The
north track on the ma row gauge strip
has been torn I'D.
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SHOOTING Up JUDGE TERRY.
A Detailed Account Received BY
the Attorney General.

DEER PARK, Nd. Aug. % The attorney
general has received detailed account OF
the shooting of Judge Terry, having con-
sidered the two kilograms from California
In relation to the same affair. He has sent
word to District Attorney Carey 10 use his
own discretion In aiding the defense OF
Marshal Maggie. who did the shooting.
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PORTLAND. Aug. 20,-J. 5. Chueh. OF
knappa, ". r, was found dead at steven
sons landing today, He was an old and
highly esteemed citizen of that section.
No further particulars Of hts death are Oh
tsiusble The coroner has been notified
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sank pr~.sd.m, Dead.

lkFATErrE. Ind, AaS 2A--MoseS Fowler
pFs,stsiea; Il toe fes lsr National bank II
Lafayette, saa one II sac seslih8est men
of lnfaisns. aei this morning He was
aked 3 var.
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ai..ears River Improvement.

NAsHfNe rs, Aug. @~The Msssaxr n
FireT ross mission estlg2ste contemplate
al sxteetisars q sSasa ga thsg yaver
ssNs1 FcNr
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Ordinance No. LBS.

Al onsluanee providing for IRE grad ne
si.d IN Improvement of Ash stree; in the
eity or cssttie, from Depot street TO Har-
risou street
lows - so
SECTION / That Ash street I'm tha ef,v az
- atile u graded and improved from he
I-st Sfses 20 Harrison street. aud fhAt side
nal<s oe constructed on both sides 81 Asls
street. co. xsenssye With sh9 grade thereof
sse That said impro geFnenss BE made
sostsf me direction and SUPERVISION OF the
ssty snfxssor, and h-a eo1n plet. Il GA sr be
Tore the lsi day 81 octohsr. I-sa.
- o. mat THIS ordinance shall take
s sss shd DC "a force and operation from
cation
fas.ed by tie eonmaa eonaesl fhis IL h
dss Of August. ISIS.
approved - M she aoth day Of Ang.uss,
R0ssas MORAN, MsyeT
fRstsi IBIS 9ell1 day 81 August ISss
xs,.. e W EEER4S. Clerk
fablsshes this 2isf slsv OF Amguss. Isss
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isoSsaN. Aag "a - dispatch from xes,-
iearsfo SAYS that famine h threatened.
esias 10 tbs failure of crops. ant tass ga
=. :, as disease i now extensively prev
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firTssrsa, AuE, N -Arfieles 81 agree
Hens eave scen signed between TeeFasT
and tisassAaF fof fauF, Eaile .sall rare, for
sl.s] sisie. a. Mekeespsst, "a segsem
teF Il
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u 'his eisy had asphalt pasamsuta
sss streets snsghs aissys be as si.aa a.
thss have s~ea made by the exssaar.
5sisAsf tas1s al he past t~o weeks.
has 9Th sts pAseasnss 81 asans
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Hugh Eeaus. I q SgaATf. NJ Mar.
ssns snss : 4 FWsev
KEAkS Mas MAIN.
lohe Aes'ay zaa 4. Z. SgFaxUz.
KNEME&As.
iaha ksasns ard Charles tssS
r9AsAakS.
wa.sasa l.. Msllsa1zs. NSstss TAor.
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8nks - thr seAesa f8 t6N ye&s : hen tie
fAS etts3 stasss ssEafc saf hsgts Rsth tks
AHesas aassl etFssg sf4saa. ~slH = Asge sssssss
$50 essSs -sSaeAy easN gsse 4sssss ssn l.
sssslfssazs preserved - she fssz4aeHg a.
sEsssAsss. q tsntsFsis sgsesaa, Il sassasss
lasa Fss s4fa mva 4 se&yvs IA sss.sss -.
s@ez gas skiM ssssssgfe IL e.alst - $50.
&ss 8 Hslnse* I5FWxFa.
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HEfE Ria 0G43&& S
che~en. TIE sxbt xzs verF bot
mnx@EEsfx-
Neexrz. IL Mosx snd Fish ss's
esses~ss. @ different tickets bssf h<ssa
are Hort aud Ksnnezr ussrz-
NJ sgMsse-
rossa u eDozzIsx AID I. q. Aet aSss-
yrASETa-
Nessys. Williams and sallee- ca TIE
Hoxt- gsunexr ssckes- vsre elected
xxxrAsTfx-
wassm penmxn. puncaa 80
SlszrsFs ard Thomas S&ylyr.
azxvwss
Jxnse~ Wen, nss t1ssfgncssss- tssss
Hssrx and Efareay M&s.
wEr sEsrTIx~
Ia w~st Seattle precinct ninety-nrs
votes u~~~ cast. The c9furn 1nitS =
unaxt nsassssy Sos HSyt ard h1nss~sr.
A.. /. r. Robertson and A l.. hs-soh
wers eseeses. delegate 70 The eoan'y
eonv~rsss0s.
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TaEolp RssHro or War--Ihe Puget
souna shore and Columbia & PuBt
sound railroads yesterday began the
construction OF their tracks over the
right of way used before the IRE Al
Columbia street the city authorities
viii probably invoke the Law TO pre-
vert the railroads from cutting
through the street
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At the voting place OF the Second
precinct. At the school hoase, corner
Of Jackson and Market streets. there
vas little interest shown, and only
few votes cast. Following Is the vote
HoYT. E4ufsE.
J. ~ Frink ...s.4s.ss p. A Jwitnhsll v
n ~ Ehsss 10 O. y. Asrxan1er. ~
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CHRISTIAN scfEScE-Mrs. z. De Prsna,
of Portland. Or. invites her pupils. and ali
those interested in Christian Science, 10 al
tend a rneeting at the Pike street ball, cor
uer of Fifth, "Wednesday, August n, al 20
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HoRsgs Fec eALE--O. II. Hoic1rnb &
Co. OF the Seattle sale stables have now
NJ their stables fer sale ON FoyFth IL
Jackson streets. Il draft horses fof4R
u0ix, draft horses from Aissonf, IRAN
hor>.s from Minussots, IL draft III driy-
ing horses from Oregon.
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in ts~ fattA Frsstflst, the polling
rkae~ Ct whseh w&s 81 the Armory.
Easssess ssss decidedly lively from the
Nss~ ss2St H. fssIls opened until they
ssf~-ssf. hsss 10 oxsn rupture occurred.
Aes g@se- sFsg~2 AIRED before the ballot
sSx szssgs shc Vas not carefully
ssr'za@zz7i, ansI both sides exercised
sAsesF sssssss ~ challenging Ia the full
ssE sxtezz The total vote east was
1SA FeSaswiag Is the vote
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errs1aacs vssb De brdin1nces. These
hnve heea naanF cumpdntrfs q ex0sra-
tnns hncx charges recently ana nrse
sfrer the regular rsse~ nsssf he strictly
adhered TO-
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sA&@sk@E ks4s<- License tsssssse.
Battlefield has notified esnsfs ard
drivers III Aaeks. GaFnsys and all
vshssses kepS fes pahass hire thar ,hsx
AEsl sssg rate carts yz@sess n =
prominent place in tie sshicls. Ia AZ
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Al the sixth precinct polling place
there was little excitement Ninety.
five votes were cast, and she Hoyt del.
egates we're elected hY majority Of
-. Following il the yote
HnNr. S4ttKE
John netsrnssa 80 r. v ts,soasisrsi IS
tseo. n ilsilbron 50 J. + De fsesaeau B,
". X. Thosuril 81 W Parry smith 81,
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anyick To surHkss.

Mrs Wsnslcw's Soothing syrup ior chill.
iren teetbing. is the prsScri ption OF one o!
the best female nurses and physicians In
millions of mothers for their children.
Daring the process of teething, its value is
incalculsbie. Ii relieves the child from
pain, cares dyseutery and disrrh1a, grip
Ing in the bowels, snd wind collie BY Civ
Ing health 10 the child. IL rests the mother.
Price. 2sc ho-ffe swT.v
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esas tise s,zfheTa Fsesse satiss.sa ss.~
sesss hsAis-7 ssws9~F &ns ssas9ag car Fxsssss -
a. t~sssfs sAsss fsas3s. Aa ia nxxxss.s
sseexs. Hossssa sssss
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fAsar. Ass ~ -- Tais esty ass visited ~
sisaefsi ssafsa sosizT A tsaazs,s ssss
STRESS tas k.Ess3 sVser fnt $50 aHsasee as
sEFz-iS
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Through PuIlman vestibaied sleepers
and dining cars, also latest improved tour-
list si~epers throHsh Ia the East via North
ern Pacific railroad. Office. No. 7i6 Second
stree. Boston block.
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DIED.

MADpES-At Olympus. august 10, 1ssa.
Dennis Madden. a native of Ottawa. Can
aaa agfi Is years
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Asrsvxs3 q yssnsfHtss AHstz<' IL &. z
Thomas. Port Hs1sock Arr1s q At Ho (
Karx Aux1<x :, Ahss~inia- fsnEouFef.
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The sossns isaee in ,his pssclsscs wsS
Al the White house. Gomez ~ Depot
and Poplar stse~is. The number az
Votes east wss ~. as Qa4ssAstg la~ss
numseF log primary s5ection ia
this tsutsAl~sF "a sNEe for she fEayt.
ktnnszr delegate zn8 isii Fog squire
and Ferry FsAFtsxn Haliets aezx
irregular, tA&E I. "a say thex usrt
Seventh pre.,snss hAifets. slf sae.e n
~esn FOR heyG tisr s,,lsssw az tall.
Shows the xots ia 3sta8
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In the Fourth precinct Is votes
wer. cast There were 30 exciting in.
eidents At tie polling places in the
watersorss ~ Ninth aaa Columbia
streets. foAsas sng - tie Yass
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In the Seventh precinct the utmost
good order prevailed. The officers
were George r. tsiison. Inspector. A.
Gardner aud q. l. Manning judges
ard e, NJ Anderson aha III . Hos
ieats.ek. ciesk~, The interests ~ the
HOY. ticket were looked after by
Mayor Moran. tkicf vi Police Mitch.
eli and others, while Sgsire's interests
were guarded by iustige IT the Peace
Miller and numerous other asiheFentS.
In the tsfst hour after the polls atznt.l
just Il. Votes weFr vASf, of THIS
number ~ wvre for lioyt. 81 for ss3asss
and ie unknown. The sack. ID ,hegv
wss any, sss AGA visible "a the naked
eve IN this precinct ard usaFe thar
one striker ess heard "a saw. "ThiS is
a dashed funny eles ;i0n anyhoW /.
there's nothing in e. Ihsre were
two tickets in she tieli When the
polls classd II vas found thar IN kA..
lots bad hsen EAST. fae highest man
on the Squire ticket received Ia. aaa
the highest Oh the Novt tscket tss
THIS wss majority 81 Is for Squire.
Following - the v,sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

The cheers following the reading of
the dispatch were not very hearty as
il had been repeated through the au-
dience in the meantime that the ''au-
spicious occasion" had been ruined by
the defeat Of the Squire ticket A
collection was th-n taken up and the
brethren then deposited Sl8.g5 while
Tom Cam told them how good he
felt after he ''drssed check for the
good of the cause.
After the meeting adjourned the
central committee held private
meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

BOSTON, Ang- D-wool-Steaay. In ter
rtiofy wools there has been a fair trade
Prices are steady. Fine on secured basis.
Ssc; fine, medium. sos Texas ans, Cafifor.
MA WOODS, dull; Oregon wool sells fairy
well at tAaals
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-25
TO TIE PUBLIC.

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THE
RESERVE FUND OF THE MUTUAL EN-
DowNMENT ASSOCIATION OF OAKLAND,
CAL.-This Association does busi-
ness on business principles.
II has paid every claim promptly
and in full since its organization.
It's Reserve Fund of $50, 900 will
be kept intact for security of mem
bers.
1t will live and prosper while
mushroom concerns may fail, be-
cause it is conducted by responsible
business gentlemen of wealth and
standing.
Insure in the best; do not be
caught by the frauds.
F. X. Shattuck, Prest.; A. W.
Bishop, Secretary; Hon. VIM. FL.
Gordan, Supreme General Master
A. o. U. W, Vice President; First
National Bank, Treasurer.
OLIVER ROBERTS,
AGO Local Agent.