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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
FukElGN AFFAlks.
An Agresment Betwesa the Triple
Alliance and Tushey.

BERLIN, JulT al he long pending nego-
tiations with the porte aiming ~ The sdhe
sion Of Turkey to she triple alliance have
iinajIs rexuited in an agreement under
which the tireibund guarantees 10 main.
tain the Integrity Of tbs Turk.sh territory
in accordance with the treaty of Berlin.
The question concerning Crete Il reserved,
Prince bismarck rrcmsafnx TO influence
sirseee not 10 interfere prvstssed further
autonomy l. 0pn. eried to the GfefAns.
II Ia stipulated thai Turkish srsprs
8glzsris in the even Of War with kussia.
The sultan received Count Esdexisz, the
German ambassador. GA Netine4ssay. and
ay,Anxed ior the reception pf Emperor
William. wisese yisis 10 tonsfantlnopse de-
pended upon the porse's conclusion OF an
agreement. The negotiations were secei-
eystass by he gravity OF the situation in
.ervia A cass aef council held in tienna
THURSDAY debated y hes her the time had
came fay military futez seGtion by Austria.
The war minister reported the sr inx cs
seryian reserves en- raassc. Russian on
ins.ectsur the iossrssss, hsrfacks aud
seposs Ia Sessis The minister advocated
immediate srtton. Everything was ready
10 uafxh two array corps into servta.
rae c~aisrss aeriiRei 20 wait Hntii Count
EslneAy szeuenced sae rearpesranee o:
kfrg AHAa ia Brtxrefsrs ine eafIsgo< 0f
kiar Milan are eager for n civil war Ia
t,z.ssr II er esh the Russians. II I; 0esnrs
KIM Milan vii iavoks Austrian assistance
ard ta.s Give kannxy grasnf 10 snteEfere.
al interview ar the forvlxa once be
twper ssosaus Hrrfsrs EsssnNrsk - nd N.
Rah. tisr SWISS nssHistsr. wss assfseshss-
s,ca.sf Heraegf ss tinsfss thss The 5efmss
~ x,ss 10 rsss Szsss ucte. though denosne5ng
fa.. exf~tag sresyy s1sgsemsnt would In.
y,se early sseg>sssssoss for . E~w treaty.
The tenor al repsY wsald s4s "a ffsntis
thss sosnt aersxrt SIS earS1ssst t8as she
So sss gaxsrarn<af wsasa fsp1sstcr she ss-s
rss-s nn4Se cf the dlspssse stosesl-
IRE - sss seefsfayy sS iusfifr ard poles
wet a. Zafscs Taagsasy, sabEaftfe4 q
nnusfSes ~ ssersaan social sss - srterrexa
tissa @s.d rSssasasta pse6zrs ffsss while re
,s.irg "a saszss land skes wssxsd rs1onnex
"a rrrsr<gsuta csn rssEnsssax stse country
ThS sslsse EssesaEe &fil ~ slwmareess ai
eeery sefar~r abe tessss fe S~sss- rtasss
Tss. socialists hasc saksn heart asef fhs
H.st>sr~ssszs s<yssen 81 uaxEab~f Of fh<
rsseAxsse. 4 seafare ~ she eaasssf vas
sarvs sss.ksssss esfrs4 The sxr~Ttenss ~
Eass~ s-gset afii ietsa ~ erssAlaen al
gasgress ~ rssei r.oEpe.
The sag ks OF the eskess In Ss@yKsa fnu.
stan 4 TIE xssxe~Asssnf hHs rsarst ~ the
sx ssgse 81 skr masters soldiers NO afe
aHss ~ bake Azyna Ia order - prs vent 9
ssa gxzse Jnyasts1x fsssi&s
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CgEsaSxn RIVER A1KsrY, July 20 --Af.
fairs al this agency hook decidedly more
favorable for saecs IS. The bali breed. are
changing sides a'mr.st In hnsy snd are
now supporting rnc bill. The captain
ard sexeral ether mi me+fs VI tne
poiiee force signed to-day. White
swan. Four Bear. gharxrr and other
chiefs have become siashsfni ~ ~ TIE
strength Of fseir organization aid slloH
signs o. weakening. la the councif thss
afternoon. instead ef the 0ssfoossd nppo-
sisson hitherto met. there us- desire bn
find may in watch to back dawn iFsHt
shrir f,,rsser paslstosa and sssli sssasn iAlsa-
evee win their bsnsis.
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NE VS. In GENERAL.
Disastrous Flood In We<t
Virginia. =
Ar stsenss ~ Arrsss xnps,. 80
rrsssexhsanx b clrr~savsas.a
~ M. Frssne..

F&KxxRsssssss ". vs.. 1Els sa---As esss.
ma : sA.s hAssis s*s he ss,sass~i sf ths e.
Axssy fAsf swept cvsr the rdff1e
- sNaA sAissy ytSs~sdAs. hus
sz1ssssxn y knawn ~ rsark Il =
fhe msss ssvsssacsiye n lsis aaa prnn.rtv
ssef escasrsax IN West Virginia ~
sae q HE xreas disaster ~as a.. rortl
tfsse 8, IN JarkSaa eaansy. assa T~efer
eree K
fsai creek s.es twenty ssss feet IN an
h"sas from far esassi burst The w..c,
spread from hin 10 Assi ana e-ssssi All h.
Nre i, faaF mea sook re ny in shs
h stsss saiif The mill &xs wssbs,i awsv
sn@ Ess~sFss ks~s wNs sr wes~t. rs srss
s'saek eiass bis ssvgly s~esi ia wiss wrse
= ss - ~ frsHs taeas hcnse ard rrl~ssesi.
sh mas nn4nss. hS wafs al fsar chill
"tfn ae.i ffssm ta.sf has~e. Eas Toe was.r
usttsessk a. hem and nose ssxapsa hus
fingas
Na isckcs sfssk ssren lives are rep ut>a
sssss hut sao o. hnitc safarms4lou cas- BE-
s't'sa asssi The loSs 50 psnpessy Is immeu
Aisd sils pun up igssa aslisiass.
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THE PACIFIC COAST


ukILsSn, July 3a-xass "A Ssa4xs pss.
srict Attorney NrArthuF. listed 81 ".
Carry iehnscn. apposnsss1 special assorres
- shas I'aspoec. II nov eaxAssd III pre-
paxfax sslls in equity axAtnss tAe sassisAsy
waeun ro4d companies u this state for thx
forscispre of the las<fs gsauted Ia them bs
ver.ous asss II con9rc~k Tnese susss wcTs
auxncei1sd b al b<x af congress ga Nasrf
e ta3 me tAss6s invasvcd are rrxsts Il
ne Daties, CeQss3s 4nsf Cascade Wages
koad Companies sni essmurise .sssa,
2.x1o0 600 scrxA The III h viii ne rsrx ~,
uAninus, and viii inesade several hun.
1No q PENDANTS 10 this xxssf o<fses q ua-
4e%. - the lands have IL. r&<n sxssa BY
SnE coup>s1e9 Ia whseh sA.y ~ rc rrarass q
y wAs when the lansis were 81 na sAlus
tnN the grants were ,axs$e ~ she<e eu1afa
naes, on essaSitsen fkss they wculd Geo.
sfr!ic1 mnth needed rS1dx ss-roSs tie Gas.
cat1e MonnteiGs ~ the eastern porflpsss III
'see aste- 6overncrs George l. Weeds and
+ z. Gsosvr cesti6ed 90 tie auptvfsna os
these ruAds. and The stare pafeasrd Ih4
xrxHxs u the cemranssk. IT II now claimed
tnst the sonds were no4 bnils and com
pieted occssrtiuk to aSreemenf and tkns
0niy enouGh work wkx done 10 secure Ger.
uncafes, ard f0s this reason the ixnsls rrv
70 be l0rfesGed.
On the strength OF the govcraofs efrsif-
cAtes the lands were scld q II aocsnf par
fles, ehd cne of The arst puints - be Dc
cseed IL the cascs viii be ~ tn whether fhe
Gates and declare them iraudaIetit ard
take the lands frosn innocent purchaser.
The grant OF thc entral Wagon Road
ComRsny VAS purchased ~ Iaxard
RE eS, and the other grant belong to lard
and fniifuaf companies
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EAIInoaD MArrsR
Dtss.lnsiss Of the TrsnserstsnsBtsi
railway As2aci.sish Probable

ssaeaao. Jeiy e0--s meeting sDieh h
pgosseEly 90 se,sfrsine the fsts of sts
TsaassosilnssssI Hallway A.s-se;a ioa. ts-
gan here iefey, bat ewing 10 tbs sD.
seafv af sevrysI refsr ssAsA'Ages ~
tsssssaast lines. a1s:saruvd nnii
Nes.azy Aext. TIE sAs efstIpa sas iHst
ss.As fss-s = csifsess esss as - ez 1seness.
h<,sh ~ auptssxra sssss ssskffrn k&es1c
feAs>s h&sssR gispn NO sce os wttsdssHzs.
-kousd sssaY perssst IN thstf sns~uktefts
n sssfesiss a. tsEss - s01sinas The sfsxfss
tsan. EHors nfl3 ~ nsds 70 persuade
tassss ~ continue Tie s4sesy asfiun and IN
the estee ~ tae norsh@ru fafifsc there ~
b Il a safs sszs .Jr4fsks Manager Han.
rseluad sxss thaf be fhsnehs
tNa naasssr masiss d~ afntHHakiy
sssjusts3 ~ fss - hfs Fssd wss esssseerD<ti
TIE s<ss heru Pa Sac csssmk II ~ the nfsr
reasxnaese sssF r 1ss2 2liased The
lsaasssan fxa H.. eas,sea Nssa -
ss-ezseaa ffea legal ssetssftaess has
snA.ssss z - e1sDFs tns suik 81 F%fsne
e<sxss frasE AssA tEe Americas Lisss sFt
t~snssless % Fssxss tsss ensn - en Nstsfc ft-
rsalsstsx fusfsEssxFs II g1tr xsAsaessfspr,
krgss ss.sssafs4es 81 sfse Cazs36s&B f<flaF
are ~ atsesps ssssse sktibg ssIa fufsSs> at
fsrxnt5ai. On San fFsnesses tratzze. - tssc
psxxererf for an adjustment Tf East 1leip9
dsslseHzfiss = uo< tsrixazs.
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Ar ~ipUx fsLIs.


Cousssstsn Meets AID Adj Sugno
Hithsst n.isg AsyShing.
stoux FALLS, July aO.--The convention
met aad adjousned without tsausacting
ans business whatever. About two-thirds
Of the reports OF the standing committees
have been submitted. greater part oi
which have been made special order Tor
next ruesday. The judieiary AD@mistse
viii report Tuesday. WAils there IL sone
sefixfacssen with the work Of the commit
~ ia arranging the Judicial 1tsts1efe and
/ while . minority report will probably be
subuaitt<d, there ID no doubt thst the re-
port OF the majority viii b. adopted when
II comes before the convention. minority
were Ia favor OF the shoe str;ug'' form Of
distsscss, that II, one county IN width and
extending across the entire state, making
the counties in Jim rfvef valley the centers
OF the districts. The majority favored .
more compact form. An effort Is being
made TO amend the report of the legisla-
i've committee AS practically agreed upou
last y eek as to reduce the number OF state
senators from fuurty- four to forty and the
number OF representatives propostionaily-
Reports from the joint Committee are
not very encouraging to the delegates who
are anxious to siiish the work Of the con-
yentloH aud adjourn. especially those who
have been an interest In the primaries that
are soon to be called.
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Bosicn Shut Dat b, Chicago ether
Games.

Boston Shut Cat b, Chicago ether
Games.
Bosrox. July 20--Boston played In the
hardeet kind Of luck today. They out
basted Chicago. hnt with men on bnses
Gumbe was so elective aud hi. Support
50 perfect that In two innings only one hit
Was made. Score: Chicago In the first,
In the secoud; Boston o. Bsse hits. Chi
cago S, Boston o. .sfrors: Chicago 2, Bes-
tsn S. batteries. Chicago. dGmheFt and
Farrell: Boston, ciarason and Camel.
Umpire. Powers
Nxw YoEx. July 20 THE New York
team played an excellent ranle in the fesd
today. ard 10 that is mainly due It's victory
over Indianapolis. score
Neg York-.-.........-..-s.,...la 3 o 0 l f-e
Indianapolis .....--......-.-so 0 o 0 o o , 0-J
Ease hitk: New York .. Indianapolis g.
Errors: New York 0, Indianapolis 8. Rat
tes les WEIGH and Ewing. Russis AMI
Meyers Umpire. McQuasa.
WAsHfSoruS. July z.-Tne ssrasnts ont.
PLAY ed th<. cieve.ard team ct Al points no
defeated. II vas a pitchers contest. score
Waxtsug.af, O o 2 % % o.
CiSs1.ADd----,.-..-----...-. -.-s-t e41I t1-A
Bsse hits: Washington 9. Cleveland 2,
Errors. Wasasneten 2. Gserslard :. Rat.
sssiss: Washington. Osiasy and DAILY I.
Cleveland. Bessiin and satcisfis- t.pspfse.
CHrry.
PasIspgLGHra. Inly sa--I.hilaselrhi4
won two games fsofa Pissss1rg this aasssr
Hcou Ii took ten Innings 70. decide the
arss. Philadelphia s@srFsuz The winning
yua on HafinaaBss Il shie kuehnss Wild
throw ard eismeists ssnSse. The sec9nd
game wa a Wsskpref for fhfizis lphix
score, 1.rst game.
Philadelphia -..s-~--s.lB 0 0 Q 2 O 0 ~
Psfesburg g...s-..--...--.--2I ] o o o @ Q u--s
base hits rhIlasselrhfs 10, P!usbufg 4
krros Phiiadeipa's 5, rstshsrg ) sst-
frffsS Palisdsfphss. Darlington and
elements; fittsbnrs. stalsy and Miller.
Umpire. Lynch.
second game.
PhilAdelph phia-.-.-..-.--~.-..se 4eeS II y
PittshuFz Fz..-...------.s.-..-..H q y q . Ss -
Ea.e hits. phssadesphis II, fTs.sbarx
ErrsFs PhiseteighSs |. ssststngx Rat.
ses -. rhssaas iph ia. 81 1csTs aud rcsrlgsr.
/ Plss..ars. calvin ard .li'et Efal>se.
/ ftxch.
RnooxlsH. lazy So ssfsasslyn 2. AtLsss-
/ sesa
sscssssrs. July sa-clacinssa l. -.
Lyass
/ C0lvxgss Jay sa,--co.uxssns 4. Has9s.
rzeys s Twelve sGBsssxx
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AFTER THE PRINCIPALS.
Detective Norsia rrias e. Arr~se
K5Iratns bnt IL Circasave ated

ssagixosE. tasy a0.--pesscsss Nnrfis.
woo Las spent The last two days ia New
York isckins for Mitchell asad r ay Moore
arrived here ibis Higfnisg 10 asress Like
kilrsin and Johnny Murphy he haasIsd
Marshal fry The ssqassifior ra'.ers xsessea
by tie governor "A MlsssssI,.ps. fhe mar.
tbal aid the fr4srsfsoa wse IL esS a. Il
eid y ~ city tie state ~ ,SsFyiara or
nssr Ssr counter isA II tssve2ueF Jaek~aa
N'srr Meni ne y sAse's oNse. M h rad
D "a spirited xxay ~ srseuds.
SIvsHxsI Axp soo SAIL FOR stvKRroeE.
Sse YoRE, saig ~ - fise esesglnr psna -
stated that Chasley Mitchell sna F.nv
Moore sailed for iaserpvet from nere this
afternoon.
RAILROAD COMPANY ~ IBorBxE.
NEN oRLsASs. Juls "a 1smes- nxmo-
crnf iasksen. Mississippi. special says:
tfoFacy -GsEeral AiIisr today prepared
and forwarded 10 be fisd Ia LaiIsicfdale
county setirs m Information In The name
~ tnr astfltt sttcriey against the North
eastern Railroad Company, setting forth
the grievance OF the stste against said car
purnfion ON account Df iss active partfoi-
patton Ia the sullivan Kilrain mill. ana
prss Tor Judgment of forfeiture agxinss
the company"
CROWDS To SEE srLLiyAS.
NNw yaEx, Juiy s0-John l. sullivan
rfS'tst tptS ttSA HttfAtHH& Nff&<fitNHHQuu
host nf callers WAS tnrue.i away from the
Vanderbilt hotel where he In stotptnx. lie
will probably start som@tiine focay for
Boston.
BosTeS TRIP POSTPONED.
NEW yoRK, July 2u.--inssead ~ seeing
the town tonieht John L. sullivan remained
IN his room at the ysndes hiIf hosei. dsliy
Nuidoon was Yimnnoned fspm Long
Ranch % accompany him to ssfstou, bsif
the trip was postponed entil Monaay.
ktIHAf. WAS DnusaEp.
NTx YORK. July z-The ErSHssg Nous,
Ia an exifa. I.fIxss story to the effect that
letter has been rscssyed from veil
known newspaper man fn the south In
which the writer says that he Is eonfidcat
that kilrais was druzged preyions 70 the
batt'e with anllssan. aud that iAs husintxs
WAS dnne ~ RIch5nfx the right be
fore the fight. kifrnin heiBs 9fsen
Indian hemp mixed IA jelly sad 1is drug,
being aided py the tcfsid sun. did sts work.
A Nssee reporter called csi Ffnak steven.
soil. and he saias .kilssiu .fsisrasess ME
siieF siss sisist that rs had stssnEe fes 4
lns. Whether he was araS&ea or not )
don't know"
joaustrsa, ~ the fssfiss 0a.ette. said
that fsssn, aEo eai up the ii. r. said 50
sfm: '.Jahnssnsfs. RlelssTf X. fux would
esye = 80 u nc snes shst | srnes1 IT
E'eAhasg''
NJ ~ t.at,sss a.ss,Ssa y,e iaeyreg
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o,lsSourSr aaso auorraa.


tHssAgo. Jssls "a --A 7sassss Il sau.n. q
sfseef4i says. 1ass VoaSty has ben In !
wAsrl af excitement since SATURDAY. las,
when Al Graham, Iss sniispr. sslsaplxsrsd
he has besn one .. the most popular rneu
10 tbs sscfton ef the state. and. while cav
ard rscsixsi. sew IL amy suDp .sssi snvtlirr :
ss- wsufz. Aoan fs.e sasaxile 4 ia<; uesek
u os aszle kpuAn thas Aazisxf ssss ana hss5
eY Fdr@AE ri rrxoang ,gs0. | s.crsSlxsnssl
iIitss Ssrrstss AID no ni.sni. ~ Il va SUM-
t'osesi 10 sx merely nsssanfgaz STAR. era
aalA ssktN lov sz sslysntsxaslon, Aire1 :
hsfssis screisatrsl his frle d< ass ..ufr.sa lBsr
tsuQ from hss bruthcr d.sapesA4e4. Toe IN.
Nsstszastsu has progressed fas enoakh to
~ tnsf Ssaha = ssesaiation< may reach
1910 not caEatlug sae pT&sl iiisis< III :
rNMusF ut cuAusy ho&.sts wbfsA be may
have llsIsHcd cf in the East
iBt INVESTIGATION p-sg resz}ns. Il became
AppAsRss thAx she tnsasurvr WAS xery
hsgssE~nt of his GATES in paving sn~k
safnS without snFes ti2aGion az xsx In col.
luxson win Gtah4m The tomniffte
t1Nr>dny HiEht decided IL Was the latter.
aud iest AFTER nlssAls cuse4nan, the
caunl treasurer. wax arrested AMI ci,erxtd
sth the ss1tsexzseias III os xfS6a He Ma
released on <zs.o1a besld>
~ - iulie teFs0sa that vshs n are aufity.
cvnsxsnt of Whist WAS ing sn. and they
vii u abfle>s be arrested. A competent
eItSofsty ssss no Que viii be surprised II
whea the hsftaua Is r arAfd 4 l. fnuud
tnst TIE counsy hRs hcea fabistsi ~ ~ ,iuQ,
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wALLA wALLA Norss.
Five ThosssEa Ea.hsls % wheat
Burned.

WALLs wAlLA. July s0-Thc wa,la
Doari Of Trsde meets tits evening to co.,
sider matters toward securing better safes
on freight and express on fruits to the
sound country, aad Montana and ldaho.
The new steel vault and safes for the
Walsa NAila savings bank arrived sssiay
The ofis<s are nov esing Gtted up snd
Will be ready for business in . couple Of
weeks.
A disastrous 6re occurred Yesterday
evening aboat six miles fram Nalla WAlln
IN tue grain tcid III David GeaEy. Abous
iss acres of wheat ia stack were burned,
about 90 eusheia. The insurance lis s.
al acre.
The Baker Boyer National bank Is nas-
ing store room fitted up atress the street
into which 70 move while . large three
etosy bahdlfg Is being erected ON the site
present building.
Charles Caldwell, Of this city. met with =
serious accident whils az work on the new
residence ol Henry ffazirY In Nation The
scAfloiding gave way and h. was precipi-
tnfed TO the fiour, dissance of about
twelve feet His left i-g was badly srAc-
tured and thrown cut OF joint.
A huge panther attacked the STARK
DrosbeSs Thursday evening ~ fhey were
driving along In wagon in the timber On
lauktOn muuutain. near this CITY, The
panther leapcd cut of tho thick brush into
the wagon. A desperate stsugeie cnsuca
durioE which the feroeious b-ast ~as
coalt blow on the head which had the
4eofy6d effesf
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/ s,.sssi ~ e1ssss 8 4 Z oqs0 - 94s&
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q prusf6pd ana s,ntfi skefS s1.rs---~...r. -.
el.esed Ane 4nn1I1e1
hs he'd & a. - ~ 3 ~ ss.~s-s. 49, s.sn ...,;,
otnesufse preyi<1e1 ~ le9. - : e
roa I 1900 $. .
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q - Z - 49, = =. - ~ pert
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sss-s -. - - szc. ss. srsz4 ~ ysen On IL
S.-sss s.sss.1 Asssx . tae nssx Adnday u
rsnrrsanss~s -x - AAsnx - nis
Tarrsxr uex cx,ro~zxi sn shs ...-r.,,,.~-.
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n of5ee = S'ssssA's
snl1Isan offered tie os,3 etzau siso shas :
sesess i shcssS '1 A's's sassss sa's n
sha<sssrin elasnsd dat Il vse nox .
nservis - rssncvs sse risS :, - ;ss1s...s y
t.oM Foli icx He said NJ didn't exnsef
ny LsenAcfefs g BE eleexed ~ any kind AZ
~ 2 eieeIion btf bsoWnc plan wpnla bring
ous g tssr uEa Der ts,f eandsdafsa
4 dtsut1Ofy discussion euarred and the
amend nsnt Mas icss ty : ssross maiosisy.
rzn DEHoSKA1s rAkT i SHOW.
Warnsr rsov.xl q, sue..d shs ,s~,1x... -
tnsertiax Is tte third line fss, ~. - <'s,
-'eIxetxd suraless souae ether fs,rr 4. ,.sss-
r,s1s.ef tv1 st. esAAaS - PAU
warner s1Iysrsafs,d rhe eday,ss.,,, =. eA~
meenure.. he ne awc<s.xS..sS - s,1:ss.. -.
and Turner. -
II am opposed 70 de measure. hecxuse
0on waat the iexa3tAfure { nkexing with
eur sArNue court under any c{reum
s.anetA ., faid ssurdevAnt-
in0ee A.e my eEttDents," added Dyer
uoMrys shafpssetn and others spoke on
sne meesnfe ard then il was carried,
sosty so.ins in favor.
A9AfNsT 4 CAPITAL ON vHrgIs
Shcuiv. az Ell. nshur~. rnovs.a 8, -s,;t,a
our the sursfs ..nufff nsher~5ts~ ,sya~S.sss
sy3au.s IN tfse 1asf s<.ufeuee
Sj.o1st5E S.Sa ~ ns.5s,s, .rs,..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

KAxsss Cry. July 1oA heavy rain.
s,ersn, accompanied BY hlgh winds. pre-
waited in Northwest Kansas tocss. Al
stncktua the wind blew dawn several
ssgfs frame brsl<isnss aud sEoke the
gasss fronts OF several ssnrts No
lives sefs ixssf several sAshouts srs re-
ported ~ having occurred on the csfslfas
brancis 1T tae Afehisssu, Tgpeks d santa
Fe railroad pesr Atrhisoh. The storm
damaged ere,s of small gTssa fss5sslsssrahsy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21


Sscseeasy Neh3s mnkes - 1nn~penes
Knitnx - 11mh~r Custnse Caa~s~
WAxkfxGrax, yniy se-Ssesreary Nnsss
sa1sy, u : lesses to The csrnusssioEsr a
he srsse<aa laz1a ofzSen naniI6ed in vxgy
snSctsAnt passlcnSaf TIE sppsse4sioa a
tssc rnae - 10 sse time al eersxin ssnA< !
sals1re css<x The tisah<F eHlsnrr srt a
sasse Is. iS7~ psossz.ss ssas y perSor y ss,
Slsass ssisas. Fsssseet ass kfep IN hx4sshs
xreNiHk esz<fssi<s2s f<sx xsxAs y12r< sra1 sers
sAe rssnli* lands 81 sAe rnlss1 ssxf<~. sssA I
- esfszla<i - = paten< Ut shc exrsrAsinA u
TIE said ttckt xs&r1, On making pypysrs
tn<f, ess- See<sssa pFexsS1es NJ 6nns
ccrtlrtsae sfszal te gIyen sa,s p&ssas is<sssss
a1sSli VAC sxIasasss'ss q ssShs vars sraas
Iand sesa missioner Merass@uzs. ia I cir
fui&s al isissfz1ssnnk 10 registers xaz ne
Es.: SeFxs dated February l. $50 held that
haH tue fr<e~ rsHSs arfnaisy he growing
rigAs yeavs Go eossfsrm 70 sas hxmx &c The
set Ilsis iateypFe asaea VAS xsss ai.sed IN
taaf fiie pr parassnn ut land xn6 = snssnx
~ trees we're stxS sf cGssssnsSrSs. aasi has
s1e tssae sftuz Il - enzf losst sh0usa n
sompas<A as Part Of sAc sghk ysaSs NJ
xulrpss IN sirsk saitare saAsss sAi aS the
Asf pncysstrd iur thrte Aexss' cultivation III
ste esfe<s OF tn@ rasshx Was t. catrysitc she
sessod OF cultivation feutn the dxts es
entry.
june =, lxHs. Come isssunsr sparks. IA 4
elfeuiar ~ registers and receivers. ssisees<ss
In sezaputiDx lie prls,d ~ enItsyasleA
She time fnEiS from the Cate her sa. sssssa
number 81 trees. seests, of the eatssnxs re-
cesyed By he Ast are psansrsi.s = ard nnsi
Rroof entry men. uot having complied With
thss rsilt, were riecsed.
SECRETARY Nussse. IN his letter sofay "a
the eonasnisssans Z, ka1a5sas the rassnx taas*e
s$ Commissioner SpAsks. has sayss 'sfBas.
much as the department from the time al
The passage Of this bill up 20 June n. isN7.
ervcneonxsy construed the true spirit ana
intent OF the sc1, and ssuce in pursaanee
theteof nuEsercns entries hare hxsp made
nadsE the saw rs grulnuseased. susA entries
should Be- pruteescI under the constructions
thus girtxI, the at giving sUeh conssfuc~
tier all the force sud ssnes I OF isw Were
10 lot srsat wFsug and iaconvepieDee
woald result. The secretary Their. fose al
rscts that This ruliaK In the &c of Henry
Hocfser be such IS 10 hold that all entries
made under the ast IS construed from Feb
rnAsy l. iSSa. TO June q. iS<8, should pass
10 patsssf, aud that ali entries masle after
The announcement of that doctrine should
be governed hs the principles tnerefn
snfiucfat<ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

CafcAGo, July NJ By lar the snost s,sc-
cessfnl and brilliant races held in the Nest
cHms u an erd At Washington park this
afternoon. The attendance was hctween
II ou AID f5.npo. The weather WAS fnc
aad he track III Hpoi condition.
Iwe.yesrssssds. thfe< I; 'Affef mile BiAY-
nrystone wpn. spring baAce s<coad, Lulu
b tnfsd Time, rs
Nile Bfisxesight wen. Lela Mas sxcaz4d,
rhi3n1wie third fifae, lstst4-
Qa5cksep sfat.t fns fesf-uIts. one hall
mils -~PeEn H. wor. Ayendsie s<eoDd.
-.nosoa ami riss'1o dead hesf Tor thru
place Time. 6sS0sf
Mile aud une.tlRntlk-~f fst hoisoTan won.
Gai,fsra stssssfd. Brssei third lin {, fssst<.
Nile and enc Observation-Disclosures wUn.
Cassawsy seevfa, fsyesfee laird. Tine.
Isl rs.
Mile and erie acknowledgements won,
tssraa1ss rsezsg,d, Jakfs Gains third The
Judges disqualified HDmerxet for fouline
jake cssmt spa gs.e tie race 10 tisoudes.
with Jakie Gains seesE5 sssd Ms-shbufa
thsfs. Time. Isl.
At MONMOUTH rAax.
AoSNarfH rAsE. ftsiy 20. = hires fnursEs
fsssas--Fl ~ wt.n fu i47S4. ST. Joseph
sssasssi ksSs Jus 9 tsstrt-
Thrss ienr hs usiie--<ssriisfs woain II .
Car se E sesossd Little KiIa ffin5.
4sse-~ tsfsRennegtE ~ wnn in f:f7, Bcss
s<a-tsfs<. Rz:Is g. tisiYd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

ASTORIA. July D.-On the steamer Ore
gon yesterday came five sailors from San
Franchises for the British bark Edinburg,
which hes been anchored At Sand island
for the last two weeks waiting for crew.
When off buoy No. the tug Escort
vent alongside the Oregon ~ transfer the
satiorr 10 the Edinburg. Three went
asoard willingly. the fourth had TO be
slung aboard forcibiy, and the ffth ran
back and hid on the Oregon and could not
~, fs,xsaI