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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-13
FOUND AT LAST.
Thomas O'Brien, the SLAYER
Of Vain and Strong.
Fo,sD ~ TaE rxyyrEsT1asE.
OEsiea Was serving . Yifs~ea-Y~ar
s~atence for Herse Stealing
when discovered.

DxSyEs. sept 1a-The murderer as =
Morris wsln. ef H&yersosa, Pa, ami c. ri.
ssfoux, Of New YORK. rwo ynagg hunters
who we're murdered IL CaEEsoa counts.
wvo.. June 2, lss,, has a, lest ssen ssssoy-
srs q IA the person OF Thomas o srsea. no
= now serving q term 81 fifteen years in
tGnyoa City. Col, peEtsensisry for esI-
ins nofs Dear tosoraap gsr.ngs. since rhe
murder J. 4. Nasa. . brog3ar of one Of the
murdered meis. hts maize every eadsav vsr
fo sccure the arrest of the guilty party who
vas ns iisve1 10 De the guile ami transfer
t0F TIE 5ouGs aen oa Eiselr trip through
wyoming.
men siopEesl st the hoEse III q raaeaer not
far from haElIns. They sefr there early
tue Eext morning afd saree dAys aEserw ard
toe dead bottles of VAIN snd strong wese
ioaud on the prairie. whilr the team aud
driver we're xsBe aas have Not since heea
heard Of some months ago The sheriff OF
Colorado springs advertised tor the arfs Il
OF q brieD Tor hs>Fse stealing. Oas OF the
circulars with 0'erseu's photograph fell
iato the HANDS OF the Rawsias ranChmaa
sho immediately ldentins q him as the
man who stopped al his naase With Waia
a d Strong on the highi of June -.
U'Brien Mas finally arrested aud sentenced
TO fifteen sesrs-
Mr. ws n, who cane West snd took the
raBchman TO the prisou where he picked
out the sslessd nufdsrer from amoGg If
iee1 or twenty otaer prisoners. Mr.. Main
leaves here tonight fvr VI coming for the
p8rpose OF MAKING sa et1Tt 10 hsve
y Brivn taken TO wyoming 70 te tried for
murder.
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GROWTH or CLALLAM COUNTY
koses In the Wiiderness-Progre
AiNn Cnmmis ainnera

-PoRr ANGELES, Sept. i2.-The rent Of
school land has been raised 10 so cents per
acre. A number Of people had deposited
81 each with the treasurer To pay for one
years rent for forty acres eaeh. This
money was ordered refunded. unless the
parties paid the difference.
Townships - sud 81 North range and
10 west. living between CrCse NJ bay asd
pyscNt. have been q. Jared a yOt ug pre-
einci. 10 be called Lyle. Two year, ago
this eCtton was Rlmo>t uuinhabited. anl
now scarcely vacant claim can be ionnd
therein. The settlers are mostly farmers
with fami les. aud IN y are making this
ouce wilderness TO blossom - rose"
Tbere Is some "kiesiug' IA New Dun
gsHs - and Port Angel On account of the
land values having been raised Tn
doubted in some cases real estate has
been assessed at ncsriy its tnsl value. while
ip Others IL Is yet too low. Taken as Il
whole, however. the assessment Is fair
aRd the commissioners receive credit for
their action.
The Puget sound Telegraph Corpanv's
line from Port Angeles 10 Dungeuess
crosses the road innumersble times. and
IL a source of annoyance and danger tn
travellers. The commissioners have noti-
fed the company to reconstruct their line
from Angeles to the jefferson county liue,
keeping oa one size of the road through
out.
The commissioners have raiset the a.
se ssneut sf tIsilam coanty IRON 3b4S sk3
81 Sssi los The rate for the year is l. :
mills. In Angeles school district an sddi-
tionaI 10 mills wiil be collected ior school
honse purposes.
On FRIDAY last an ind gnatiou meeting
was held 80 New DuugcBs =. ou the seton
es the commissioners in raising the tax s
aud running the county in Sc ht fer the
bulldog of roads \ subscription Was
raised Tor the puspose ef obtaining lesAl
adsice The sentiments of ;he meeting
receive bus iltjie - mpsthY from citizens
outside 0f Ses Dungvn ness. s. the action
0l The commissioners reksrfiDg the og.en.
ing of TIE county for settlement : generasiy
/ M. hssfs
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GREAT HANDICAP.
Tournament Won. Beating
the $1,000 Colt.
4 srisLE sor Rong rHs uTssEs
Dick Smith Wen the ~fe.c0e rarse
ta the Trottfng Race at
kAa>ss CITY.

Nav 1oRS. Ssp1. l2-Tae Coasy Island
Jockey Ciae determined 10 hold the races
At >hecFs aest hay tos.sy. ne mate. N has
sssai-ilisen the weather waS Thc day " a.
ascsassaiy bal for racing. AMI the ram wxS
- o'adins taat sreesssors ccali aanily
ssA TIE starr snd only occasionally were
able :" Distinguish the SockoyS ou TIE
fFsek. 1ae track Mss sessef4losp with
maa. lsse tay wss the tsreas RasseFH
haissiiesp for saicA several harsc, started.
The ss,ete colt. King Thomas. usS rsllte,s
up nat ise Vas lalf at tae post sna lseaspn
by his stable esaEapsaissa I0unlsnlent. who
VAS So lstsle Thought ei as winner that
tne stable hoy rssie him. Odds. rs 10 4
Most al The rnlShcr> were close
seven fuF.orgs -tsrugory Wen Prince I'd. +.
wari ssss.nd, Mary r Third. Time, f.Ss
Mlie ana three farlsngs on the navf--
third. naae. s&1
Feliewln2 are the summaries seven
io;fanss-~t arsooO aan. Nasss!oic sst,ssaJ.
tsSsius third Time, f,xI
Nile sad 0ne Fugsa,ig --tl.srss.sn WON.
ss ~ second lola May thirs.. riwc. sa..
Gran third. Time. lsaS
y ess Eastern handicap for twc-yesr r>al.iS.
three- foaffes milc-SasrterS. Oussay
ori~le, Penn T., CaSScste, lNr.i naimony.
successor. y. X, Million, English LAZY.
nsliy hSs', tyelnne, Banquet. Flcrsbaa,
Ming Thomas, Tournament King Hagen
Jersey Pat and Civil Service Tournament.
baily aoe. Successor and onaway Isasf,,
the mos; os the running anti shs. home.
stretch, wien LsId na'mony dgex away.
followed by Tournament and Civil service.
la the run Ia f1uish Tournament grasfn.
ally oserhaaied Lord Dsimuns. aud won
eieveriy by calf a length; Lord nals,ony
second, tisii Service third. Time, III.
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OLD SOLDIERS. REUNION.
senator IagsiIs Wa. Given An Oss
tion vi hen Introd

AnKASsAs CITY. kaus.. Sept I2-The
formal opening Of the annual reunion of
the old soi!iers of the Southwest occurred
to-iay al Camp Logon. on the platform
were seated tioyornyr Humphrey. oi Kan
sas, Governor H0yey. Of Indians Pfesi-
dent Wilson. of the association. welcomed
the visitors. and Governor Humphrey sx-
tended welcome 10 the visitors aud vrt.
Grams %. behslt IF the state of Ksusas.
senator Ingalls, was given sn ovation
when he wss introduced aud arose %
speak ia The course OF his remarks he
said The wealth of this nation increases
t82a,91 sith every tick of the watch and
The soldiers have earned II all without
them there would have been no treasury.
$40 nation, and they are entitled 20 their
~ rcentsge OF H. There were jusi three
things that ought 20 ie done" said
the senator, ''ffst, limitations on pensions
ought 20 be removed second. the disability
Of the pension bin ought to become las:
and third. every soldier who received an
honorable dischsrge ought also 20 receive
& pension. These were the results that
Commissioner Tanner had sought 20 attain
ia his administration As an officer
aud eommissi oner OF pensions. In
gals seid he honored him "for
his high desires and brave
efforts ia behalf of veteran soldiers Z"
The onlF fault I hsye to fiud with Tan
neF" he continued. "is that he did net
have two feet while he wss ia office, 80
that be could have male more rapid pro-
gfess sin the attainment % hts policr"
several p8blic casnp fires were held this
evening, AZ which noted speakers made
addresses.
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COslpESsEp DISPATCHES.

The Hvisgs'on National haak. of Mon
tsna. with 8 capital stock af 5000, has
been authorized 10 begin business
Thomas A. 'ison. be fore his departure
from Pssis for Berlin. gave ~ 60 francs
for the benefit Of the poor of Par $.
The -iiesian. Prussia. coal mine proprie-
tors have organized trust. and are urg
ing those of Westphalia 10 Join them.
Alta meeting Of the Bell telephone ei-
rectors tn Boston yesterday II wss voted
that the espstal 1T ok be increased frufa
sI0.gN,Oa ~ 81 eso SO.
Enrerur william met the czaroyisz al
the railway station yesterday 81 Hanover
After the ususl ceremonial greeting they
drove together o. The castle.
The crops In all sections of Texas have
been damaged and taf;ie DELAYED By the
iness-snt rains of The past week The
dsmAge 20 cotton vii be Vegy large
sylvcs'Eo Morales. the uoteti California
bandit. on preliminary examination ID.
fore JGdge Frszer al 0ceAnside. Wetiiiss-
day, wss teid ior sIisi ia 5000 bail.
The Bartlett stage was robbed. wesnes
day bear l&esyt le Cal. bY naAt ed ~ an.
Wells. bR-Ra 4 Co 3 press t.yx vas taken
bat II is said. seeTe Has nothing ia IT,
One hundred sna 6iu -fout Mornons
arrived Ia se8 York yesterday f. "a
furo5ss. About naf ~ ,hs IA were 40
men They pEasss esied atonee for Ufsa.
{ ln ibe ease Of = " Mash and Tom
f Bragg arrested Tuesday night on charge
Z ii conauciiux Eafab blisg RGFne Ias2e
Buck es decided that city authorities had
( 80 rtsht 80 make arrests on goEeraDei
& pfoF9fty-
The bimefs3ise esngsss vas opened fn
TFsslsfiefTs. EFsaee. Is Wednesday, 10 naeas.
hers t@.isig present. fBclRsilng twenty b re-
representatives. 81 EhFot-sAn asa afhsr
8 ggyefaIzeF.fs s-ansior asguiss reieFssi q
she Gissstrl11gs Results that would fsliGs il
( fs#Fics sfiDs.d ssli-A shs aei sHd fhe
Latin EU5nu NeTe B. Eounee1 Asfeh acton
F oH u 9 gssrt ~ 4 sasr.Ea ss ssid. s0ui.f ieas
( 81 a sSsaa Fllefefsa sissssf. tse sbAt wgpld
as1est she Eksrir @tTss yrs4 w,Bgl4
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SOUTHERN TROUBLES.
shooting Over the Removal Of the
County Eseords.

TOFEK4, sept Il The bitter feeling De
tween the citizens OF RSyenua and Emit
ueDce over the unsettled county seat qass
tion was rcne~esi yesterday. by the re-
noysl Of W T. Williams. treasurer OF the
county. records from his Office al
RAyerns.. 10 Eminence. general
90 kAvenna citizens has bTen detailed ~
watch the treasurer and prevent this re
fnoysi Yesterday the gusfis attended
fhe Judicial district convention aud VII
iiauls loaded the records of bis Office into
4 wsFoD and was sssggt driving o1 when
az alarm wss given
GaaFds hurried from the convention and
aFsaipg themselves hastily hitehsa Hp a
team and started iEi pufsait Of ,lie treasur-
er Al ths cross roads they misfook an
other ssgoD ior she treasure Sand folioWe
the wrong trail They gsrs too
sios fgr fhe team iu advance
AHf So their rage fred several
seass a. ths supposed fagitise. who finally
tscsged. ia the meantime Williams ssd
rexeh 4 Eminfnea and put the records
= place 81 safety. Citizens Gs kBfneBes
have armed Themselves ia s8fiefpsfl0n ~
a. sfrempt IS The Rsyens people - cap
tsre The records and Fetsrh fhsEa @ their
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sTnEWN WITH WRECKS.
The Number Of Lives Lost VIII
Probably Exceed Forty.

HUsHEsylLLg. Pa. sept. l. The suburb
between the town and beech is sub
m rgef and its 500 inhabitants have ned
for life, leaving al tkeir possessions be
hind. The first boat came ashore at y
m then came another ana another. The
life-saving crew was reinforce by the
Heniopen and Reho. Both crews went 70
work and have iabored almost increasingly
ever since. The crews on every vessel at
struck were taken OF by these daring men
and not a life was ios5. In all twenty
seven vessels came ashore here.
A vessel has suak of the Brown shaais
and ali the crew were dFoNned but two
They got ashore on raft
Another vess ! sunk ON shears shoals
II is not Known whether the erew escsFc't
The total number of lives Loaf will prob
ably exceed forty
Five of the eight men who composed the
crew OF the r.. 4 l. Bafin e1is0ed where
the ~ ssel struck on Brandy vine Shoals.
The mate and two seanel caught a spar
and drllfei al night Al day break others
we're discovered. oue OF ths sailors dead
two survivors were picked up by iug sad
brought ashore.
There is great concern abcut the crew OF
the pilot boat kise T0ineli. she fuf 20 sea
Monday aud has nos iseen heard ~ yet
Pilots Jaha Barnes. lewis Bertrand aud
James kow and. Berry Hickman and n
efssx af eight men we're on board
The New Jersey pilot boat Eaaund whs
blown across the bay on the gcFsSy coast,
with ber sails - tasiefs.
An unknown Schooner j. sshore az Reno
b9th. aud the euast for miles dos n - re
;uoFtoa a. strewB with wrecks.
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LABoRING CLASSES OF EURorl
Their Condition Not tn he Compared
with Those of America

NEw YoRg, 8 pt l2--The five American
woFkiugpen aud women who went TO
Europe last July to investigate the con.
aitioa ~ European lshoring classes have
retnFacd. Mr. Thompson, mSunger of the
party, after the feg,ogfor had asked. sald
well, they are bot t0 bc compsr, q 20
oGFs Almost every trade Was repre-
sented iu our party end they examined
carefully the products aud machinery of
'he Old country. II was observed
that the machinery was Cumber-
some sn3 lacks the complete ess seen in
our untrF. We have rad remarkable
success from the time we started Ne wefe
met everywhere h committees and
treated in tee BEST possible manner. Ii
was found That wsges were. on an average
3 PER csut. lower than Ia this country
=. n. ogden. AT Cincinnati. went xith the
party aud invest, gated the printing trades
lie said In EnFere they are about where
the printers of this country we're twenty
years ege. Joseph sherman. oi Murphys
boro, us, locked Into the engineering
work. Iney were not organized aud their
wages weFe about 50 per cent. lower than
in this country" "
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Rosdm..,er.. t,on,so,,,n

DENVER, Col sept, u -1he Roadmasters'
convention today Gle, led president. John
Sloane, OF the ohio. Indiana & Western
railroad. al Indianapolis. first vice presi-
dent, W, II Courtney. OF the Lake shore
4 Michigan southern AZ Erie. Pa; second
Vice president, john Doyle. of the Detroit.
tary sud treasurer John l.. Ramsey. of
the Cincinnati, Harrisburg q Dayton, ae
Cennersviiie, Ind member of the execu-
tive committee for three yeaas. q. B Cain.
of TIE WABASH. si, Louis Il Pacific, at De-
estufe. III. Detr u wAs named as the place
nf the next annual meeting. The conyen-
ton then adjourned sine die
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-13

A Firemsa Of the steamer England
Drowned 81 sea.

Ngs Yogx. X sps- i1.-The National line
steamer Ess and from Liverpool, arrived
to-day after vic ~ The toughest yaysges
ever encountered. Al Midnight Tuesday
one ef the lireE8en wss washed overheard
&ai Drowned.
The England ssas stYuek 5y tbs storm
TUESDAY evertng. TIE assd sad Sea aese
eonaethinE terrible Eagsafr Hesiy kays the
strs EgreF wns almost tarued over % the
centb nsd fierce af Nina ana sea she
sssree ned over until ihs saas q. Ter yards
dipped into the Sates.
Ia shipping circles ali sorts of rsanars
ar aYfug aroaRG of f1&giHe disasters
say h~ssteG sesse caEzt "a 70 for nevoa
wfja tales of high ssas sZsi BE
weMtNsE.
AeFaFas irafa the quarantine sl3sW u al
Ess3E VessS. &1s sLsefseTesl aE thsEe
Tsr tEsssesi Sfztes gs&zs-ei 81 Atlanta,
ws en ief, the BfEs.s gn Hayy ysrst Tor
Postiss4 Erss @eek sa8 HEseh BAD hesu
-istys Gp ~ sYss y tae Gew sssss, f.sssesi
agG af~ sI4ssFa5Ga2.
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Aggregate value of all property al ssi .ssi
No. acre. farm land unimprovei 376. sol
No acres far. "A land improved c-....- II, l6s
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Psrebsse geus kiekess aud rssorve yoUe
tsrcs. Bossois boo <
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SAN FRAscfsoo, sept i&-The United
States man-otwar iroqaois which was re
Gently repaired az Mare isl5 d navy yard
WAS given a tfisi trip In ma bay this week.
prelininafy to ssodtpg he& 10 Honaluia,
The maximum speed developed, with the
tide iB her favor, was lI3le over eight
knots, aud her syersge spead was seyeu
aud iwotenth knots.
The lroguuis wss bulls ihtfsy years ago.
and - thai tine was regsrsiet as one OF ,he
fiuesE wooden ships saaal,S she went is.
Mare island over 4 year aeo 10 uns ergo
extensive repairs. and aftertike wreck OF
the Var vessels al samoa isSs Marrn, her
repairs sere burfiss.ly cgns pAeted N view
OF the rate 1T speed 9evel fssa this week
t3src l. s,lne aogbs ex sesssi as "a
wteiher Or not shs wall o. srnf ID Aen5-
Iain
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PORTLAND, sept. IL. a beuch warrant
wss today issued from Tie circuit coufi
for the arrest of Joe Hollssay. one of the
receivers OF the etts,e ii the late Ben Hol-
laaay. for coaien pt OF eoers for refusal to
Sign notice of sale OF Geeessed's personal
properts as ordered by the court. Joe, who
Is now soiourrins at the seaside, was
waited upon day or 80 ago sy dep atty
sheriff with the proper papers for sigua-
iure, but Holladay refused pJipt-b ank fo
put his name 10 the papers Half a mil
lion dollars IL involved III the sale, and he
hold u cain against the estate for ses.
eral hunired thousand dollars
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CaAgGKD wITa BURGLARY.
They Lifted $40. .eos wa.fA .f yal-.
ahie EAx< =.

skcHAxEsrss. s@Es. l---N. r Lsrsar ssss
J. sess were asr-~ssxf fsSe ss-s@y ~ sonors
esassssty sSszsrs ard f@ksn = ezstsA ssssxa ts
answer charge ef hass54sx TAe hassse
os iszas Parssstasr wssssssas Fasssss ss e4
-aG = Essss. $50 sasetxss Ss<saE fA-as
se@ss aSe sssss - - Exse 8. F8uss.se
fapr-~ "a 10 t4z x~gs ssss af t~ak
sto <. Eany-gsxe~ Ke.f4S a4sz ssAss =. -.
sr0ten- tftfsc~-< f~Tg = $ ssn ffsss sssSs4 ar
sssz1Dersed L2FHar are Bsss 8 ~ = tbs s,gsr-
gary. ss sssgxrs s@gx al ~ sSlYsrgsss Fssasss
q sziEoake@psr - slsssSa .hrs 81 feff
ihelr lRxxI lac.aa.Zss -. .1sr ts.. n L. fs.s
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LARGE SALMON SHIPMENTS.
The Entire Force 80 Five Warshfpa
Under Esvtsw

VICTORIA. sept l2-The bark Doris Bro
deTssn cle@F.d t0r london tocsy with -.
90 cases az Fraser river saiison, this sea
son's pses. Robert Ward i ia. shippers
The cargo - vslasss ~ sl5s 2sA The vessel
sal - tomCrroE The Brgsiersqn will - f,sl-
owea by the clippe, saIp TitsnlA. sailing
90 N; the 9Th inst ser London win
S}yfSN cases valued AZ ttsaeo The thirs!
vessel "a sail all - the German hsTk ]. II
Hastsfe wlsh s090 cases, valued Al
yxS go
The entire 4eatiAhls force OF men on the
aVr Warslasps aow ~ E.q gimal1 i2nie,it: :
morning sud went tArgsEh various
nlansrasfes af 3 sham agh9. ,tFsI, etc.
C,soei uiiux Wsta a seyies Of tts forces by
the admiral About psa u-ea f.ok psEt sad
TIE specfAeln WAS Wstuts ssgss by large
crs5asis frora fne ctfv
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. i2.-Argumeut In
the Nagie case was resumed today before
Judges sawyer and Sabin. The attorney
for Nagle coniended that the prisoner was
justified in law and reason in shooting
Terry, and aske q the court 10 dismiss him
from custody. District Attorney White, of
san Juan county, argued in behalf of the
Jurisdiction of the state, and G ais med the
crime was committee Un state soil and
Nag should be tfied by the state. Whit.
submitted the case after asking he court
to turn Nsgle over TO the stale for trial.
TIE court then adjourned until tomorrow
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OF CITY
which intecaics Purchasers ee

Of or West se
u Commerce:
interest IN
and ne
CHEEKY
Aess8 We
revola from
Rhine ogh
The q
hsSsw
frars Is q Ii
r
~ ais
uta
In "a
setsf &
= .aa -
Feroasa ISIS eFoIsy sl PAS ss s<ass.sS
n viii
On either side u saa vharvrs ana
'vnrnho ousp and
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SANTA Fg. \. NJ, Sept. i2.~-in the stats
constitutional convention today discns.
sion Of the report of committee ON iesisla-
tive department. was resumed, and after
an animated debate the article. amended
In some material respects. was adopted.
Among other things II provides that. la ad-
diiiou To the state university, agricultural
college. asylum for the insane aud school
oi miuors, already established by law. one
or more normal schools will be provided.
The large vote Sanctioping the clause re-
ceised ~ regarded rs significant In
forcshstowiDg the action 10 hc taken when
the convention comes to the adoption os
the clsus. relating to establishment OF
common schools
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NaxasaeeEs ssssck Of erasr ssa~rssx, all
wisfts. vita insers5oas 70 nasrh- Teklas.
slapogman = Co.
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WAsHiSCros. fept IL Tho annual re-
port oi the bureau Of animal industry for
iss7 and isss sili soon be issued with re-
gard 90 TIE beef supply tbe report says:
- iursng tho past year. Ina response 10 .
Widespread ~ dc mand on the part Of those
Interested, ~" bureau made a special
effort O. obtain reliable data ~ 10 the nun.
psr q cattle IA tlle country. Trustworthy
aNsnis, faniisr with the range al the
cattle lndbstfg. were sent Into the xsrious
territories % gather the ulast accurate
hgures obtainable. IN addition to the
figures SO CO ieeted
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Baseball Games.

NEW YORK. Sept. i2.-1he following
games were postponed today on account of
the rain: Chicago at New York, pittsbarg
a. Washington, Indianapolis at phiIaeiel
Ehia, Louisville al BROOKLYN. - Louis at
Philadelphia. Kansas CITY a. Baltimore.
BOSTON. sept. l2.-Fifst game-B Bottom &
Ciev. land , Second game Boston ., ,Cseye-
lard O.
COLUMNS, sept. l2.-~Coinmhus IL, Gin
einnsii !. Game called ~ the end of the
seventh Inning because of darkness