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HOMES LIE IN RUIN
Broad Sweep Of ! Northern
Kansas Cyclone.
FINE ~ 4 CHICAGO suFURB-
Heavy Dessrassasa sr Property Ana
rtmber - Usw rsrk. AsIcAi-
g.n ana 1Glnaesot.-


rr,----.------.- - 80 . -
~ ISIS sse<s na1-s a-ikS Asl1
Storm that has been raging ssr TIC isss
shfrc days esslmfnaeSd ia . cyclone In the
assrtEeru xaxs az Pratt fzsur.r vextertsax.
art.sp<ssr.x axor .ssx. sex*-~7, s,<,-Fgc.. u
<r-s 49,. -. ss-...1 y.
2 - se4 s1'lo i.zss A-s 1-ssslss
sScr wnsen nasxsl wa sparsssf ssffsed,
and bEs for this fxct the loss OF Il fe and
property uousd base soea texrfh.e
n. :. ss.zt<.... - .s.-,-s. . ss,. = =. -.
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r. III. Q. a. OF THE woRED.
Convsntien at PhiiadeiphIa--E Enrope
sentfs Cordial Greeting.

PE1LAnELrHfA, May S The twenty
eighth international convention of the Y.
NJ c. A. was called TO crsser this morning
by Gen D. O. Howard OF New York in the
presence Of the ns0st prominent azyraen OF
iae evangelical churches Delegates OF
the United states, Cansda. England, Ger
many. sweden. Switzerland and other
countries were present. to the number Of
I.0sso
The conys n9ion WAS opened By singing,
led BY Ira D. sAnkey. the evangelist Gen.
Howa ard OF New York. vice president of the
last conyeatton, then infrSdaeea Robert
Byrue OF London. general SECRETARY OF the
sssocsstian there. Ryrne congratulated
the rsenters Epoil the occasion. ard read
ietfer iron PFtssisent Williams nf the
London socisty. rsgFsttlng his iaahaiity 81
| be present. Robert Hcssann. trave ing sec
reisry for ireland. was next introduced.
and ssid be bore with him the warIa greet
snes Of 6 GO Irsshpatn. rrsIabers OF the as
soclasson there. Bzgca son stark Of Ber-
In said he was glad 70 bear the greeting OF
the associations In Berlin 20 them. Carl
Fries Of stock holm. sweden, SECRETARY at
the natsonSI association there, spoke Of the
werk and read q letter OF Coagrntas6ften
upon this event ffoas hEs association
| TIE committee On permanent oFs saisS-
tt0a made rs EeDoFt- which was rlxzt.
Ea0Gssy eontlrIned. Tie oitseefs selected
were: Presadeat Humphrey b. Chamher-
iatn. Denver. sFauug TIE vice presidents is
G. D. Alexander, san Fr1aetseo; secretary.
George B Townsend. Ehsrsgo- The reynrt
ct the International eaHaz1ltzec v wsS Eexi
suAsa sttsss eeTezas Bap<Fs wsre read.
satisfies la tsse international eofausE
tees se port sAox that the tJfal nrmbet o!
ssssei4isons j. i,z71 with A ssgrfgkfe
xs<xagA gsksp ns ever szss.SsE The total ne;
bsotsrgg os TIE associations reporting a
a. sss SIS. As agsfnsf - zs last Re
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POST BUILDING
Choicest Property all City
which will be pieased SHOW sntenains Purchasers.

cg
efroIaan
Mediterranean
aswith
OF the
his
ehansefui their
glorious Ihrough this viii the Seattle
r. rapidly completion
viii
warehouses; factories sfd
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They Unfit Young Men for rarrainx :
Noteworthy Excepffons.
WAsaixGfcE. May NM. q. Atwnser. frs
charge cf work IL the expersness stations
established b. The agricultural eerart-
msut. Is preparing . SaIsefin. which win
y rasalshed this yssr. giving sketch az
The prcsrezs af education IN sgricu.sural
resikxez and schools Is IL srknow fexsrss
colleges were established ii the several
states, xad u ssh1sh the government oon-
trz1afe1 ey liberal grants III Land and
monex. has npS been reA}ixe& The col
iezcs DO Ect educate yzaen for fsrrss. buf fxr
psufxks<azs. and the tendency OF teachings
farms. Instead at attine shen for work On
them. The rdrleuiam in most eases Ii too
expensive for average farmers sans to
meet The consequence Is that the class
for wnom TIC colleges were founded have
ssse.sea almost absolutely no henedt from
In connection with tie state University
OF Mlrnesosa an agricultural school was
opened last faii. the course of Study eon-
prixinz two Years Of twenty four weeks
each. The graduates Of the common dis
fries schools Of The state ara qualified 70
enter. and they are fazEhk practical
things 0f t8rm lie In addition 10 the lit
crary branches Of learning. The school
had been opened but few weeks whea is
accommodations were all taken, wh.ae ehe
agricultural college proper had been strug-
gling along fer years With barely enough
students to form single cIASs
Al the indian and cpiorea schools AZ
HAMPTON, Va, supported by the govern.
menL au even more thorough crnfse OF
agricultural instruction Is pursued and
nearly loo pupils are engaged In liz Ex-
pertinent stations OF the department are
located at all these schools. and because
Of the great practical benefit aceruing, the
bulletin will strongly advocate extension
Of the system. secretary Rusk Is also
deeply interested ia the establishment OF
short winter courses OF lectures 70 Young
men on farms upon topics related 20 the
successful conduct OF their labnfA
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CRONIN WAS DOOMED.
Friends Of Alexander sullivan Prob
ably Killed the Doctor.

ably Killed the Doctor.
CHIcAGo. Hay s.A dispatch from New
York says that Irish natsonalists there sp
pear convinced that DR. cronin was sssas
sin ated In Chicago. In . general way
without giving the source OF the informa
ton, ii is stated fhstaf meeting of Irish
organizations IN Chicago 10 yindicats
Alexander sullivan against charges hy
Cronin, resolution was offered praeti.
cally sentencing Cronin and others 20
DEATH but It was defeated. That fact be-
came known, and friend OF Cronfn ad.
vised recourse to the courts, but IL was
found useless, as none who knew the
facts dared testify.
tacks on Sullivan IN the Celtic Amsrfean
charging him with getting lie caron into
the membership OK the C,an-na-Gael,
widened the breach and may have
prompted some foolhardy friend OF Sulii.
van to commit murder. John Dewey,
Michael Breslin and others sent dispatch
% friends Of Cronin In Chicago yesterday,
effering to raise money 70 hunt down the
assass1os Of Crouin.
DIR. William Wallace. q particular friend
OF cronfn, believes him to have been mus-
dered BY individuals who blame him as =
medical practitioner for the death Of some
dear one whom he had treated, and not .
CHICAGO. May S.-Ncthing definite has
been learned in the Dr. Cr0nin mystery
to-day. His friends talk of offering re-
ward for information or recovery Of the
bodr. 1t Is proposed to drag the north
branch Of the river tomorrow; Mr.. Con.
adberes TO his belief OF foul play. He viii
not tell to whom he gave the private pa
ptfs OF Efaasn, mertscnca In these dis.
patches last night
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Militia Alrotnsents. A

wAsHlSsroN, May s.-The war depart
ment has Just completed and published
TIE AIlofmenfs Of the 5000 appropriated
by congress for the equipment Of the
militia The ailoirnents are based ON the
representation Of the states in congress,
and in case OF O territory about to
become state the apportionmeuts
show the amounts to which they will be
entitled after this has occurred California
viii receive 1874: Colorado. s2,S47; Me-
ysds, s2,sz7: Oregon, 2,s45, Montana.
Washington and North Dakota, $3.50
each: South Dakota, 1921: Alaska and
New Mexico. IS, sol each.
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New York shut Ont by Beston--
Pittsburg. 8; Chicago, e.

New York shut Ont by Beston--
Pittsburx. 3; Chicago, z.
BosTos, May g. clarkson's magnificent
pitching and good support enabled the
Bostons to shut ont the champions to-day.
In the third inning Nash had his nose
broken BY being hit IN the face BY hated
ball. The attendan co was Io.t00 Score:
Boston, Z; New York, O. Batteries. Bos-
ton, Clnrkson and Bennetfs New York.
Crane. EHing aud Brewn
CHICAGO, May 8. Fitfsbu Z. s. Chicago.
2 Batteries. staiIey ami Miller. Krock
and Flint
PHiLApELrHfA. May ain the game be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia this
afternoon the visit0rx' heavy hating wus
the game, Score: Philadelphia. q: Nash
lngton. 2. batteries Philadelphia. Csscy.
Gleason and Holman; WashiIigton. Had
dock and Mack.
cLxyKIANy,, May s.--The home team by
thelr excellent playing won from Indian
apoiis to-day. The game was interesting
Throughout, and witnessed by 3 large
crowd. score: Cleveland, 8; Indianapolis,
8. Batteries. CseAveland, Bcaiin and Sat
ciif5e: Indianapolis. tfesxein and Buckley.
CIScIsNATI, May s.-Cincinnasi, q; Ath-
sctics, z
Lculsvlilr. May Brooklyn. n; Louis.
Vile. 2
~. Louis. May s.-st. Louis, D: colum-
bus, 4
KAssAs CRY. May s--Ksnssa city. !:
Baltimore f6
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Wnlsh Approves the L&r ~ s 8
Loxpox. Mag a.--Pnrneli's e1n1n
was finished to-day. Hs tessze>o 1>11
reception committee IN Asaost54 GG
prised the lsadlnk merchants of M1u 0i
representative citizens and minln16o p =
isgion. In bis apccches fn xeu x6lx ri
ners declared that not fsel1tn1 r. 8
tibuted = the rrIsh cau1o 01n 3
toward organizing rebellion 81 III 2
yhreughout his tour e The u1I(1
from that declaration. ssss
Witness hrtniy believed fhat noGG
colleagues, aimee joJnlns the I41& k|
1uentary party bad had any th[N IA
ters OF his. Parneii ssid Ne he'd oo1f6 re-
from his secfefaryss khort hand u4(1 &
Al this point Attorney Gent1o1 G1'
said: sIf Eeefnh faetc ex5nf1 IT, r
copies Of FAriisll's letters 4 Uoul4 H.
see that book
Presiding Justice Hs1nen- II fE1H4 = Il
sers refer % tks ssaguc shey on9l1
been disclosed. #i IS 81 Z p;
Parnsll--your 1osdships an W6lo6116 +
zee any letters ever wrote Dr r6cl1X
Attorney Genersl Weipier rec41y u
account, wanted to trace n00 s
cheeks and q strong disrnaefol
Sir ChArsts ks.zall dacsarinr eI@< :;
wouid be unfn3f Justice HnG
RcstGd postyonsment gf the tuQ0 0t1
This matter until further d0cuxH( ~ =
brought before ire poaff. 5
Archbishop He}sh took th4 o(014
testified that he came 10 the ea534 t~
fore 1873 tsas there wa8 nee0 ~ = ~
eise land organization. aad NJ 11111 s
ing 20 give biz opsnieia a ll1e sstc |
sueh organization, ot when JsiedGl I'm
tpferppfe1. SAYING the fpquiy $50
lim1fea ~ whether or NOS tAe f<m4 }C0<
Was necessary
Bissar urged fhst npinton eFt1rHeo M
been given over afsd over ARGtn ~ IS
llugs ~ the government" Is 81 :ss
Justice HsnfiSu warned NI~kM
nHxf not make use ef kufh ~ ex469&
HfxQar then said sank ufl7<n8 61<fx &1 81
teate was admitted the NIoIo G1<E
would eud In f&fcc. e 81 s
The Afehbishop eonfinofbk, o6f4 Di& -
the course us his VISITS thf1n6h ~ y
he bad abundant means u kD1UlU
the leexne denounced ouf11GQ
priests hsd ioIned tho aezeue 0it& 1E T q
psorst
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BosTos. Nay s-The annual report oi
the directors % The Atehsscn. Tppekk &
ssai4 Fe Foxd Ser the yea ISIS zss given
cat THIS eysalng. 6fees earnings we're
sis,sEa, BE. decrease % H. ssss Az; opeFss
lag expenses. including taxa. sIa, ,0e7. isl,
en- Increase Of sEls .7sI: Det earnings. de-
sfucsfng taxes. ssas5.s5i. . decrease of
s1.4f- .lsa OF abe decrease OF ssess earn
lngs the lass on passenger hszssHess IS
ts9l ks=z. cad on ffeixis ssaszc szgoB4 90
4 ise tsetesEncy for sse twelve ESonths -
DeeensksF ii yes $i.sI7 ss5s surplus he
ersaAer 81. s. ,sss go. nat KagBs2s. y, sS1.-
S5i
Tho repess nays thai ss'en With the at9i.
tsuual tariff derived hg The Atshissn - y
fe1n ffnm exseas1ou. TIE Gesazl IAN Der "a
passengers ard s1Es os freight Unsupported
aax considerably sess ffs,tu sszksnz sse ssFs
ceAsNg gear, sgd is ia oasioas tsasfs O. &ps
fos skA saslaess coznlaE - u ff0xs Is neH
sta<s. TIE esrHznss mnst have sspwE Z
xreS1zr 1sezxaSe still Tia sHx1tts0n ol
b.zssa&es II due 70 vazscps taEses. KEHs,
the arszs1&5sy uxhs crops fcf two years ind
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FL PAso. Tex, May S.-Argumens In the
injunction case OF the city of FL Paso Va,
A. Kraksaer Ct AL. closed to-day. and
Judge Fawley made the Injunction perptt-
ual The case grew out OF the recent eiee~
lion trouble and Injunction granted 20 70.
candidates for aldermen from holding an
lawful possession OF the city hall and ufher
city property. The ieslge ordered that .
rnanaanfus be issued to compel the eoun-
ell 10 open and ascertain the resHIf OF the
returns uf the election Of the fyc general
officers OF the city. or show caNSe WHY.
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Al.auQrERoun. n. VI, Nay &-- e
Logan, = member 1t The stoek IN E|
Morrison. Sons h Logan. Wa fe&1
In bed on sunday morning 1sro ~ -
ranch Of the dfm In the noufheoC1 + m r
been suiYerinT from ! feIon On III - y
and had procured mail ameunt 0E
phine to alleviate hia pain. Wh10 ~ -
tlred saturday night hh t9o1 c6S<
dos does !, g q :, ,.sS ns sfsg s| e &. - =
swallowed IN overdose with fxkoI 11n
He was ! son Of Thomas a. Ioannk q f
cinnati. one of the most rmine1lt no1t
OF the Ohio bar. His 6untx Q1lX1 RI
and historical world. He Wae 8 e{1[I
profession, but eas for 3 time on G
Of the Albuquerque uvmorrat.
Only 30 years Of age, raars1rd. an ~ r.
on the Trenfou Ia ApiA haFb& = I
Younger brother s. zss7 n
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We beg to extend 70 you
any thanks for the very
bcraI patronage bestowed
pon us ii the past. Yot,
I'VE helped US to build upa
rgc and prosperous busi-
ess, and VIC shall endeayor
the future to merit your
rther appreciation BY Civ
ne you the best that the
narkefs Of the world afford
g yo,ir money. We have
3ded more capital to the
usiness. thus enabling Us
buy when and where we
III Our policy is, and al.
zys has been. The bcsi
none too good. Z There
no deiicacy we will moi
I'VE, no marker SO remote
Il We cannot reach il.
e cannot be beaten in
Ithcr Of the three Qs
,ality, quantity, or quota.
Ions. Sole agents for the
eIebratcd Dew Drop brand
pf fruits and vegetables,
Roberts celebrated candies
and Davis, Whitney 8
Fosters fresh butter. zae
Second street, Boston block
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sxw yeng, May = The sale OF sFottinx
stock fr9n Senator sianfoTd'e farm bsgan
TO-DAY. The attendance Was good and the
prices very satisfactory. Among the
earliest sales wera the following. I'll By
Eieetlonor: Eiecfor, stallion. y years, te
Miller & EihIey, Franklin. Pa. 32.zlo:
CIarisxa, 2 years. VI. A. Denkherfy. New
York. - go: i5ela. years. Miller q sibIey,
VI so. Coin, tlsrsc years, A. j. Peek, Syra-
Robert steele. fhiizdesphla. $f,M0; Aiya.
i've years, Robert Steele, 81 80 yesrsine
calt. sire Electricity, 20 Upland Bros. ME
Yankee, 81 SO Thifty-nfne head in al
were sold. bringing an average Of S942 per
head.
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Dynamsfe Cases DismissssI.

CHICAGO, May S.--1hc eases OF Broder.
ick, Baaereisen and 6oding, the dyna'
mfters, came up in the fssserai c0nft to-day
and on motion 0f the district attorney the
sns5icsme nfs we're stricken from the docket
the defendants mviue beeis convicted III
the state court Bawscs and smIfh. In
dicsed az the sane time, but who turned
informers. werc allowed 10 go on thei.
wn reeognizance This Is the tin&l step In
the great tizhf Of last year between the Bar.
Iingfon road ans. the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Fn0ineerS
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4 wELcoME STORM.
1t Saved the Crops Of Dakota and
Minnesota.

81. PAUL. May s-Ths storm which has
been gathering forte since last Saturday
reached its elimination yesterday In gale
blowing with velocity vary.
ing from twenty 20 thirty miles
an hour. A similar gale was rel
ported from al over Dakota. Minnesota and
Manitobs. and in some eases considerable
damage was fcaFed. Al the Manitoba raj
road Offices. teieeraras have been received
from twepty-shree different stafions along
the line. which bear unanimoH testimony
thst the actual Gamsxe done or the storm
was very sight, aid has been ove<csti-
mated.
wherever wheat has beer sown with
drills no damage. has been done. In few
instaaets where she land has been SUM
mrr fali0wed, or was OF an excef tionally
light nature, the crop has been injured,
bat these are rafe cases, and can be re-
paired by reseeding. With the wind came
the desired rain, which in many cases
lasted for hours, and penetrated the ground
for several inches The benefit is greater
than the damage CoHid possibly be. The
reviving rains continued to day ami every
f5f3e retOfcex
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CoIrxnIa, Tenn. May s-The much
sAikea-of s.otelEIrish congress began In
this city today with = large attendance
from various sestsans cf the country. The
principal meeting nf the dsy Was held at
the Ashensrm grounds where interesting
speeches were made. infers q rsed bs
nsHsfe- Ex-GofeFnor Proetex Knott. OF
Kentucky. Was she prsaeipsi orator. Con
erasuisfton< ane letters OF regret were re-
cesxed freEn raay people OF prominenze
OF this country aud zhsead.
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NashvfIls Rsees

SAsHvIILK. May s.-weather iins, fest
track. attendance fair
Twoyesrolds aud up. six farioBrz--.
Orderly won, Ben Harr5fon second. Cali
forniA third: time, 10.
Three-year osfis, seYEu fnxloDxs = kuzk
wou. Meta H. second. santa Cruz third:
time, %
Three-zesr elas and upwards, mile and .
kixteoDth-q Quotation Won. Harry Glenn
second, Comedy third time. fszssS.
TwoyeaF-oIix, Ave fuF}pnfs Lady Black
burn woa. Amelia second, Light third
tine. los
Five farsonss Kfdnap wou. JaRiats
second, Little bess third: time. I es
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CLgsEi.Axn. May s-The suokw o -
north.bonnd pssnezssr train On tho.N
railroad. which wAx due here 1t ~ -
afternoon, left che track a. the txo1n =
tered the city ilinitx- II turned 81 4 s
right and collided With car lca1e6 IA
cral. There were fourteen paseeus
the smoker a the time, two 81 WhGM
Instantly kiiied and four painf9l{I
bruised and cnf, hut not Sario0GtI ~
front end of the Enokef wee slam&1
The killed are; E. y. OdborS< ~
son Of . wealthy coal operakor, on1 TT
]. Kemp, 81 Cleveland. frnstiIo0 6
man H.
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MICHIGAN PINKs BLAZING.
Several Towns Destroyed-Half Of
the Sorthsrn Peninsula suffers.

IsHrKMISo, Mich. May s.--Forest fires
have destroyed the villages of Bruce's
Crossing and o. Brien. in outonas an county.
burning half Of the village OF Spaulding.
twelve houses in stambaugh, Menominee
county. Fires are burning In half OF the
counties OF the northern peninsula. The
county viii be enormous unless mere rain
comes.
NORWAY. Mich, May S-Norway and
vicinity has been surrounded by f1res for
two days Fire to-day reached the Vulcan
m ne. two miles from here, burning over
twenty dwellings, most OF which were
owned by the employees OF the mine. who
lost every thing
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Ngw foRx. May s.-The steamce a
Paris. Of the irman lire. arrived ~ ~
Hook ~ 1tsi5. she broko ail the r~Ir1
from Queenstown. Hsr eorrecscd tfs16
5 days. - hours aud minuteS. M 49,
previous record. by tho Etfuffo. n +
deys, hoEr and uE1u0tee.
This il the frst voyage across otho 4tIGG<
made In iees thsnstx daye There -
the trip would never he ma{le q II
thxk time Ia the frxt day (y5ft fIolm ~
pool the City of raxIe oovored ~ G
the next day, ls1: the third days q II
fourth. ots. the fiitn, ~, and n
ne record ior s2e srss rs. 80 80 sos ~ -
miles. the largest run pFovtou6ly ~ q n
kinxie day betne 1o6. ~ the umbe&& a Y
cunssd line
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COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. May 6.-There
are ne new Developments ia the Fiosissant
hold Ep today. sheriff Jackson who left
tAEs city with sepaties last night,
fosnd the body cf ens nf tie
robbers in the csuyoR where
he was sfxs. bat che body ass nos hSen
Identified. The wcusde4 roeler and his
eomrsde have kSnden sheusseiss in tAe
na0uutsins ana there Is bat little hops Of
catching them.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. May s.-The horses en-
tered for the kentucky Derby. which VIII
be run Tomorrow. are: Hpok ane. fome-to-
Tow. Brown rdnceEzs cassius, CastAway.
Outbound. Hind0o Craft sportsman.
Again. Proctor Knott II ia noble form,
aud by many the race Is conceded 10 him,
bat there afe strong Syear.olds 70 contest.
and when he wins, II win he does, IL win
be the greatest race by the greatest race.
horses on the American turf. Cosne-fo-
Casfayay does
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BAIrscsE. May s--The weather ~as
fxe.
ThTte-f0gfsEx rniie--Befl Der won, Hkr-
per second. fseFfaaRia third: time, lis.
Htie--zs0ftsz won. Pelham seeuzsd, Hy-
pefs0n third fanao, siL
Half 10 sgas- Finley Nnn. Nafnie II. sec.
end HOMEOPATHY thlsd: tire. 90
t3uD aual one sixtseash Sasse sskne woz.
krAst sxeGis1, f4eiokss saiFtts tirsc. s9sz
Mise- Eseesezo wDIs. Wyunood second.
All aesd tfssF5s Tine, sst35z
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SULLIVAN. Mich, May s.-Forest ares
ignited this town yesterday and burned
the larger portion OF 1t; loss. $50, coo.
Twenty-Five families are rendered home
less and destitute, and 100 people are fed
and sheltered at Raycnnn, q village i've
miles Distant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-09
The Baaa Knsbbers sGa.t Hang.

sr. LoFss. May s-tnvvnor Francis.
after esusnl,stson to-dsy with the sfsaf-
s,ees =, the Bad Nnonffs5==s n1ses snd sais
consideration of the whole snhtsef, de-
casn1x 70 infsrseFe with tAe dseisson 0f fkss
c6Ess. Thn rmnaemnest mea. David szass
william walker and EehE Matthews. VII
therefore be hanged nexs Friday ~ 0xsrk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-09

WASHINGTON, May s.-.Secretary window
to-day gave hearing 10 persons interested
In the question of the dutiahle character
OF Canadian -baiit cars used In the frans-
portAfton of merchandise between Cana
dsan and United States points. A number
81 gentlemen representing American roads
were present and spoke in opposition 70
the proposed imposition OF duty on the
cars sn question. They represent that these
cars have been admitted FREQ Of duty for
the past twenty years. aud any change In
the practice would result In great damage
70 domestic Interests, and the loss by the
exAeuon OF duty an these cars would
amount to many thousands OF dollars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-09

Lxxgss1ss, Mar ais aas The closing
day of tse Eeafueky Assoeixtsens spSing
meeting.
SIX iara0uas Nora G. wen. EfExsace rec
ors7. " yurna third: ffsne. t.1E.
F0ar iaf8oDe s~sanDs bfszo1 xau. xuiIle
sseond, E4ns f1so khiFd tIlses So
HeT9H fussnugs-- A sskf A. snns Ejttruss
seeBad. Hiss Fs1sssi shk-x. Il lane. fz6
AL sgss, msse-~ iysau WAL truss sxcGrd,
Gay HEsektGzs third tine, is4E%
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-09

CHICAGO, MAY s.--gehn Enaussr. who
was appointed minister to Densasrk, h
ssia suffering frorn she eject VI henor-
rkxxe ar TIE lEags- His physsciA2s haze
4: ssse4 hlzA that - essxa soya<S viii ze
~ al. nisd IL Is understood kGnndsr has
vrittxn 70 washington that he viii be az
ab.1 10 sceer. s1u Us<ses-