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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
nx NAMED HIN SPOKANE
The ChrastsDfux eF Americas Great
est Ruanfpg Hsrse-


Benssrnsa y. Saxzh@rf. vsee-sFs~sSient
and geae All manager Of the seattle Irsts-
fer cssrspsBy. Was ia y -esatnssceFt rac<s<s
YesssrslSy when = Posi- lsTrlLfssEsexE re-
sssrser rssises. hins Tn his Office oss TIE
nros1rEsxge strip.
Il See By the PosT-IsrELLaGEECEE-' .
said Mr. snanssers. -'shas spokane Was
aesfsn By Proctor Knott a. Chicago YES
sersisy It's Id xenser. esthsr- Spokane
10 . isstIe horse. and viii Bod weigh more
than 10 or 30 E<faafs. and yss De hsc 20
carry 10 pounds. or zen pounds naare than
FFue1ar ABctf. il a ulse ns1 quarter
race This additional we4ght BE- hsd 70
carr because bs won iBe Kentucky
nsrfsy aud the Clark stakes - It's no
wonder that be lost w ben runnsng against
20 gxo<s h0Ese Is Proctor Knott There
viii he flee fcE-ad race az Chicago in
side II tse Gext fe9 dAys. and as spokane
Will not bare 10 carry any extra weight |
az willing 10 bet something more taan
sh4 cigars that nsIfher Proctor kEoss or
ans other horse viii be afsie 81 h<aE hsEai- =
.tIse soI know. continued Mr. .fssuhe-t.
''tfst | had the great honor Of naming
Spokane II happened this way: | hal
been on visit 4, Spokane FAlis- ana re-
tarnes huza9 10 Dcaeaster ranch. Madison
eoanty. Nonfsbss. two days after spokane
was fosled. lt wss some tsrnr III April,
IesSi. tAiDA- Almost - ss~ssa 81 arrived
Mr. Noah Armstrong told nse that essli
had been rorn ~ " hIca be expected great
ts1f1gx Together We VENT ogt 50 500 what
the little fellow sas IKE, lie Was likely
looking animal. and Mr.. Armstrong said.
Ben, shat shall cali him
Name him spokane ! replied
Spokane hs shall be. answered Mr..
Armstrong, enthus. assicaEls Then be
went 10 aid rexistrrrd BIN rs spok are,
and shus the fast horse came 10 ss named
after asssy city.
mir. Armstrong has three promising
colts who are named seattle. TacoGns and
Olympia. from waom he expects great re-
sBifs. seattle Is a particularly promising
2~seaf-old Spokane II not the first last
horse thai Mr.. Armstrong hss owned.
Monarch, who beat the celebrated horse
Parole a; Baltimore. ia fs,s. was owned by
hfsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
Notice Of CITY e.

Pursuant 70 dsrec4ion - s J. 8 5s.|
ecancsi OF the city al q nnsi.
n n bv given tfas on. u sr;s -
luiy. A. T. f~ss. there WI
sevtras polling ria,es =. 49, -
wards OF sad CITY AxreinsSs.. 81
general municipal leefsnn 4. sR
Sskfsst. Tor The purpose Of ,slss,asl 4
elpai osacSrs 10 Easna4e ana 49, -
anssss 81 said city, and thst = 49,
sialis fhs - lowing officers ar n ~ -!
20 Wi AasuT, city SRI rnrv - 49, F.!
peiase alaa soAr eoaaeiEnz6,s. = L
w. !. ssco1as. ! . ri and iasl~sA .s
PAGES are hereby sissfruasss - ~
IsNas at said eiectioa a she q - 49,
ins IN eseA wsrd. csraefv. e. II
In tho First ward ON tia l.. -
essl.aed ~ kngine Co. No. ] ss..s.s u
IN the Second ward on tsaa~...
ca ~ snEfaesiy e-eap:esi BIZ ~
In the Third ward al Hru~-,-
on ssssond sfrssf, between
.enecs streets -
in the Eosrth ward At lie ha.,..
ssfte Co M. l. q u
aast .. ". Young i hsrehx e
inspector, and Harry Wlise ! n n -
So ar hegSey apron. 4 ;aslge< 8 :.
sit4das assl ! ; Dsafhs 1 rss,fs - a 4 III ~
duet ssiti lee 100 in tAe F;rsf -
l. u. ". Satlson, insrse,ns ~ :ss'
Fsosea snu {. w LAYTON. issss' j j.. II
q >saas'eESen sud {. ;. Rsnsss
Conduct sasd eTecIsoa In The -.
= = Andrews insrecfas. ssS t. II
heeNs'S aad ]. A, HatnsAd iud54
n, 0asrss'li a.la O. +. AnseIsnS
cdususf said election In the III r.
u. 4. Denny INSPECTOR, ana -
ana lhss. Baker. judges. aud 3
A1'e H. .. Sancs, clerks. to 49,
e's 80 "a me sousta Sssd II r. SS.
psliing PAGES he einse are -. b.
polls viii be epe.4 at gose,ssss !. u. -
closed ~ O'Clock . m. az ss;s q.
e ". fEERlS -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
SLACK DIAMONDS FOURTH.
Celebrated In tn. Customary style
IF That Live Tswn.


The residents eli Blaek diamond e,ie.
DRAFTED the Fourth Of Jaiy in grand style.
There were large number of Persons
from adsoiniug cities s1sd from the adjacent
eauatry. The public exercises were held
Ia a shady grove Mr.. Thomas SasrE was
president of she DAY. The exercises OPENED
wi d tAe rendition 81 America hY q nun.
bssf ~ school children. Then followed &
prayer. music bs the lard snd Ihe rsa,iing
Of tsr Declaration az Independence
Joshua VI. He3ssling OF this G ~ delivered
toe erAlion. He opened ~itA q strteaeul
that nc hal fovmAfiy resided Ia fsuBsyl-
laFily Of FesasFves 81 washing
sea sad Frnnsylvsais- This certified
Washington 10 the speculation ui the Fena
ssissnia ~ tie Northwest Then the
speaker alluded TO tbs last that q eoass tu-
t3sruas sannveasitn was m - SHIN Which
state es MaShie stsn lie held that tae
people sheHid "a. hrSse tne fUafta win
even nloFc aess thAA ussssi btVaase
q tais tsst NJ. Wrestling
tiaSn gave resp@e Of tie
causes Nhtea led Bp - the declaration II
sassepsnsi.rses The SPEAKER said that
tAcnsh iar Escg8e 90 iae Uuisei states
celebrated fn~ keuglh - Jeig as iu&oyeFa-
iteitgR aay - Aea 4 - ass4arie fat thSs
fRu soatluss1sAt SoagrESs FssSsssd TIE n al
declaration sc independence Eta 1k,y 2
fs8e 7V&seH> sNF tnse sssS' srsstass "a l1dcFsen-
evgstu wers passed % Au5s g. la auis1sw.
siUa sNe spsaSes sTNske Qf the wn16esfu;
pfaSTsass ts2Rl Es4 Sssga nss.3e IA use TNttea
states - ssseFsngs ia sss fsrsfse s3as ~ s!se
declaration Of i01sfs tlsseass. sssa pxsphs-
stei that tae cssal+EY 1tH Ike slsts safer
81 sheSS pgiaciel,s are adhered to sna p%r~
psf4stt3. TIE SIS Hkez therefore aF2ss3
HfesF So Setl&A *G3 Cei 8 80 Fsse @E5s T.
euee - Is l'&sglfsstc +ad ssa1osGs ta gptg,s,j-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

il Is ryFesrss-3 tsss tae GsFeArs wisl
hfinS ksns M&itziess bsCk 50 Sansua,
Tao ~ IS were klilsa azas san Fssasi+ss
fkaFStas thS -ssa5hess gaelAe trails s4ssk
ias sAe saisgy ia "a Aaeh tgsy wsex fsaiaE
The Massachusetts F5i}e twxln shot sSAfgsst
the Sussex ssam SO bFiEAksSa ga tsse sta
Rsd a. ;eStss3 the As5fasSxsx hy scNFe "a
sAs "a s8o
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1asse esap5ass. * the ssfss mssgks e.
Ssa&e& 5ses3zHsE 3Htsxigagsss TksrszsAx
fs|sA}ssE a3si esEsxkrt la $ free nRks ga
gae sssisa&a tsslk Nasi4 shRs @ ressss
s5ss9 essc rAn ayes ey 3 sssCeears1xs Two
sesv sasssafsy Ssisgss sHss ssse sAsra fatally
sazazx&
Tax lsgss teeetry az jena 4 Eogesst
a ~ issaAees : - a. sss1sssy Sssssrsg4sst
ssF AfE fs@vssIsy atsxFrsuAa. xAa ls.ss y
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ftss sasfss gsesssAsT - sssv ~&1 Fraae ss,Sa
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= H-sss- s% $40 SKIS, 49, asszs D. s4xrss
s@ saAs ssSssssass. gssN Is .aew ga sst
s~7s& tAs@xrs kefE "a tn sess Sc se.a,s
SAsY atE Esse. = q ~ SsaFgsssssss* ana
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
THE CITY FRONT.
The Pile Driver aud Wharf Carpen.
ter Hard at Work.

Nearly four hundred men are at work re-
building the whsrves, slips and railroad
tracks. Each day changes the general as
pect ot the district and hides acres OF
charred piles aud tmbets.
The Idaho has finished disehargipg and
has gone on 20 Tacoma She viii go 20
Sanaimo, 10 load Goa for Portland.
The first piles for the addition to Man
uing's wharf were driven yesterday.
Filty-three tons of hay were received
yesterday ~ Hatfield wharf
The Premier brought in good sized list
OF passengers and II tons of freight yester-
DAY morning.
The Ai-ki IS AT the Ocean dock
file-driyiug for the second bunker has
begun.
The Aneon still Hes at the Oregon I'm
proyemeut CompsDy's wharf
The Seattle Warehouse Company Is
rapidly pushing work on is warehouses
on Giimore's wharf.
The Puget Sound Shore railroad track
layers crossed the Columbia Il Puget Sound
track yesterday. The mechanics who are
laying the sleepers aud ties have almost
reached Yesler avenue. The Seattle. Lake
shore n Eastern traeklayefs are also push
Ing ahead 10 esiet avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
THE TIpE-FLAT JUMPERS,
First Claimants Obtain Iotuecttoui
FROM Justice nanford.

Charles Main aud z. III. Winchester yes
tes.iay began suit against John Doe. Rich
ard Roe. John stiles and numerous other
persons ~ restrain them from interfering
with block IS. u. ). aaynard's addition.
Main aud Winchester claim 10 be owners
in fee simple OF block IS. ID. :
Maynar9'S addition n j. alleged
that ID. ;. Aay1ard.s { tie 10 said addition
WIS conveyed 10 him By United STATES
pa,eut and by meuse conveyanees were
transferred TO plaintiffs. that defendants
without the knowiesige and against the
win of plaintiffs sGFrep.itionsly entered
upon the said block and has pro-
eeeded 10 place distractions there
on and threaten to draw piles
in and upon said block That defendants
are wholly insolvent ami irr spnustisle, and
therefore plaintiffs have no plsin, speedy
or aeiequste remedy at law. wins refere an
Injunction vas prayed for Judge tan
ford at once Issued a temporary injunc-
ton.
George n Van Doren, the ewner Of
blocks ~, D ana nc, MayDari's addition.
has also applied for al injunction
10 restrain certain parties 10
him unknown who shresten TO go
on the above blocks and take possession
and ohstfuef those with piles and build
ings. The injunction was granted, but
will not be served unless some one at
tempts 10 'ske possession of the land,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

/ IN THE PROBATE COURT ~ I'M
4 county, Washington tefritasY-0 u
| matter of the estate Ut samuel pG1ny. ~
ceased. No. SD, order 10 show ean1eon ~
OF real estate.
John William Denny and James ~
I Combs, executors al the last Viii aud texlk
ment Of Samuel Denny. decraxed. hssitg
| Sled their petition herein, duly veffG&
I praying for an order os ssls of portion =
| the real estate Of the said dctsdesit, ior II
purposes therein set forth, and II apfeo
ing unto the court thai said petition ~
| forth all the necessary facts ~ authelGl
a sale OF said real estate. il IL thcro1
ordered by the eourt that al persoux II
csfet III iae estate OF said sieceased app(
before said probate cunrf III The a0thl "a
AZ the eour, room OF ssf spFubate eoelE
the COAT house in the rNu 0f saetsl4
then and there show ckuet. II any III
have, VII an order should not be Rfx141
10 said executors TO sell 80 much n ~
real estate of the salt deceas d sh6lllE
necessary for the purposes set fefsh n -
petition.
tis further osdered by the coa73 tks1s
copy of this order be publishes & ~
four successive weeks ia the sEATILk M
lSTELisGESc8R, u ewspapcr pr ~ 4 ~
- &X
said kiug cousty.
Done in open court this 18th dsyof IN
1883. RICHARD OsBonNk
Judge Of said f'rohaie GQ1Rl
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON :.
COUNTY or KING,
/, Richard Osborne, judge and exS19
clerk of the probate sourt ii ~ Fl
county do hereby certify that the ioeeC
Is ful' true and correct copy d ahole
orGeT TO show cause, granted BY ~ -
bate court on The 10Th day Of Jun& IN
the matter OF tiie estate of Sxmad
decreased
In testimony whs reof, ] have ~
set my baud and affixed the sealef<
pfoea court this 2. h day Of Ju4
tseaiI RICHARD Osneo
Judge and OK ofiicia Clerk III til
Ct,utt OF King county. w ashIH
fiiory.
FIRST publication June -. lsSs.
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II 4 NOT to - deni<d. much - Is IS
70 Be regretted, that the convention -
the Armcry ;ast evening degenerated
into / iAnsentahie farce. The elements
represented were, il seems. too nu-
meroms and too diverse for united
action ard the convention ended al
most as il began, only one nomination
on the general ticket having been reg
ularly u,ace,
Mayor Moran Was fairy rsraoIna-
mated. He comes before the people
for reelection with an Official record
Of which he may well be proud and
With the Endorsement Of the largest
mass convention ever assembled in
Washington territory. He richly de-
serves reelection.
For city attorney the convention
seemed to be about evenly divided be
tween Mr.. Piles, the present incum'
bent, and Mr.. w. A. Peters. The
candidacy of W. Lair Hill took
some votes away from the
latter and unqueStionahy prevented
his nomination. As between Mr.. Pile:
and Mr.. Peters. the preferences Of the
posr- is decidedly
for the latter ana il he consents to hs
candidate at the polls ii will give
him Its earnest support.
Practically. the questions which
should have been decided by the con
yenfion, are referred 10 the people fol
action at the polls on Mon
day. This. 10 be sure, is
somewhat Gus of the regular way oi
doing things, bEt that the voters OF
Seattle are squs, to the task
put upon them Is not 10 bs
doubted for al instant. They viii
select wisely from amerg the many
candidates who may present hem
selves for their suffrages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

NJ CasgSvS A. kosdla. q merchant al
Pros deaee, & l. has cafse 90 seattle "a,
eHsagf IN the EraFFal sacseAAasisss 4ga,s-
IA 81 a 5eFse sgats4
M \ S FseEra caves ssassy faF sF8a-
sseassa4s- bis o2i hs@s&. tie wlll tse gssrs
= llstss>fas sD& s;a rstzgEu gikh BIS s2allsy.
q no aAss tssa y5s{Elnx there.
NJ \ {. gsslsasssls, q hsTs2sse-ss rr,,res, 49,
et hastings &tainy. HsS arrived Is Sssfsls,
~ fhe pssTE-sSe q sH&a9iBs Ia Nsssrts-eS
lie = Eeeos estnises By bls fss7.tsv sasf j ths
gssssi ~ Mr. sn8 Mrs T. 4 TwiahegA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
POLICE INCJTED OuTgAGES.
Michael pavitt Begins His Defense
Before the Comypissien

LONDON, July 5.-Miehael Dsyitt opened
his own case before the Parneil commits
sion todsy. The first witness called was
Mr.. London, exmember OF the house of
of commons He testified that periods of
famines occurred in the country owing 10
rack rents. Witness assisted in founding
the Mayo branch of the league II never
gave a farthing To fou1cnt crime. The
murders OF synen. Hudd and kaysnsgh
were the work al Herds league, part OF
whose policy was To shoot land ieaeuers.
Herds league was in the pay Of the police
and was organized by Nheisp, who lost his
life in consequence.
Presiding Justice Hammer questioned the
witness. who persisted that the police in
cited the oufrages perpetrsted by Herds
league. Witness did hot inform the su-
thorities because he would not pat himself
on level with an iuformer. lie had fire.
9uenty denounced the Herd league pub.
ltFfy
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Order of Court

IN the probate .rourt az rin.
Wasafl stan territory. In ,ha -. h! b
the stat q hugn AeAleer. xsss.s
No. 80 Order 90 show ma ~ =.
basiou .hnulti nak b usag;, g ~
On residing u 4 fling The neti,i.s, Il :,
tvihasistn m sa4 by -snne KennsT - - ~ y
MIN stTafs'r OF he estate OF Hr.b Il, NJ ~ y
asess asesl. - usng forth among = hse 49,
that said estate Is n0w IN sssr.sf,;s. 49, II
eloSei aud that the rsxfs,s,e a 49, H. y =
j. now ready aud remains 10 IL s,s,ss ~
tris'ated among the persons es},s 81
thereto. S~slsll@
II Is now ordered by the canrs -. =.
pe sous tntefys ed IN the esssr,. II q n
AeA icsr, dec ssS,d. b.. aud sra.ar - 49, =
oar sa'd probate esaast ii tsss : ~ -.
thereof ia tire city Of seattle il Sssa ~ ~.
county on Nanstsy, The ~ dar / 1sss
1889, al III Clock a. IA. then ami 49, Z
show ca1s II any they have Why I 49,.
81 final distrtilassoa shaali moi y 49,
&C ord .ng TO the lsrayer III ssld rrtsfsa. n
And Il - further ordered that 49, Z
thss orslef 10 saos esase be pub tahe3 -
sset.s sssNe @eeAs before said m a. \
July, 1879. IN tie SEATTLE na<fsfxs1sss
eskNekK, a new siaapev pr MID ~ ~
lish 2 SAD Mig eonnss snd 81 rp;rs1l
DoAe ia open court tais 9th s!ay 4 -,
Iss9. y q
RicHARp 0epo,n
jGdRe Of the probate caaft ii Kins 4 -.
Washington territory. "
TERRiToaS or WssaiSaf0x,
CoVNTy or kfSe.
/, Richard Osborn. Judge ana q -.
clerk 81 the proh-te geust ii ~ rSss
county, do hes BY certify that ~ kn.ssS
iFg Is full, true and cerFe1t CO. a =
orisioral order ia show eaastA rr.Sassj ~
said probate court on the 9lfA a. a IN
MeAlesr, deceased.
Ia testimony whereof. In hnnnn.-
- SET my hand aud anna r. nsI q
(sEAL.1 osr said peohats court IL ~ ~
ol Iuae, 1889.
RfcHARp 01naa1,
Judge aud ex-alficia cierx ii Nv rrl,ssan
coats of King eaHnlr. WaShisxbio nl,{
tarT. Il
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ARegllarPiclic

Everything from the basket itself. 20 the
dainties that ell it. Finest lot OF fancy gro
eeries north OF sanfrancisco.
Apollinarls and White Rock Mineral
Waters, Golden Russet ana carbenated
Sweet Cider Lime juice Cordial. Lemon
Syrups, Cross Il BIackweli's Raspberry and
Currant Vinegar, SaTsaparilla aud Iron.
Spiced Mussels and Oysters every known
brand OF sanees and Reiishcs. Truffies.
pate de fair gras, Picked Lambs Tongue,
Glover Leaf HOLSTERS. Trutfled Grouse.
Woodcoek, Partridge. Snipe. etc
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ReRsslsE tsgT AZ xKx g4cwrgAeK II
Esekesi asFgsas j. r@sking Airss.s.s snfire5x
SO AsssREsFs'ss II tsss vicinity II the rzae-
"a fsz1 ssa Wednesday afternoon Be
rssserssa ks@sk Tas So assssasss x.,sa a. &C..
sssEAs tsa& sa1 sxFEaMf ssfi AGssf ssrsn IA
"a : = s@es Ss~<z 2&a ehAfsels a. * ian
rffst aa ~&s s@TfEGxssx nq the ss~v
k@s All sna sss sas Ao@se. The Sas
sSz E~Se BE t.ATz xa<4 szsss ssssgxAr
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SAN pHrso. July s-The posse in rur'
suis al Murray. who killed Marshal Wilson
az 0ceansisie yesterday. overlook the fngi
I've last night and sred two shotsst him.
The ballet struck his horse. which feb =
quarter OF q mile further on. Mnrry e.
Far.xs. in the darkness into the brush The
% sxe surrounded the hrNSh hoping "a
catch Murray in the morning. auf Il was
foaud az taylfehs that be had escaped.
Murray Is we'll armed.
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The Ennrfh At Madrid

MADRID. July S.-l'slmer. the American
minister. entertained Lnflng, the American
minister 10 Portugal, who Is en- route TO
Iistssa and "a number of the American
residents az Madrid al a dinner lnst night
IN celebrating the 4ih Of july. Patriotic
speeches were made aud much enthusiasm
ss Shnuu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
Burke VIII Ee Extradfted.

NrESIFEG. July 5.-fhe Burke extradi-
ton tEial Is proceeding today Assissan.
state Attorney Baker occupied the stand
dnFliis the forenoon, authenfitatIrg efser-
Inentagy evidence bF0Bght from Chicago
kxtrAdition l. r gsr5sd as certain
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Niekeli. wia..

LoSneN. JAY 5.-The anal heat eli the
race FIR tire diamond serlls was rewea To-
day 81 Henley slckeils easily defeated {,
T. Fs0fsss Ihf amateur champion of
America. Siekelis wen the seuEls As,
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NEWS FROM xns NORTH ssss
sailor Ts@~naa-A k@naw&y
BaNy Pear ssRnasa Catch

Eas ssesuses 4 r.. ssgsAsR J. Il nsn.
Esty, arrived So f<sFt aehs ssrseee issa. 1x
iSsys @aE tgsU ks~t4sG fslAEls.. gSfgsssn
sssssesis ssTe4es f&ss oe S@NsAy sWne =,
"a AZ fssrss g. e "a ~ to fas Hssslsa svassr
sFsasagas ~As egswsss ia Alst&A n.y
t0Tssli seat s.sss ssi tax "a sas sss tAe Sss.-
sas hsysts. ~ASa a * gs&ls s&aae a. sal les
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tae fztsssAtfe3 as 1Ae s5ses3as Sssr.
@etA = IS ssssgssssssss ~ tAs sNeesss IRE.
~ssi * Sssassez ga 80 as near Sse sssa
5sss1- a. mss -. AZ rgsTzafs 81 GtS gsasssss5
sA'3aa s7sH zug e-hsF psaeF i Rsfkasst
astzgsan ksnS wsp
seattle tnIs s fsS&
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Crtsis in the French Mjnistr

PARIS, July 5.--The Gaze,ts de Franes and
the Cocarde assert that ne Bea1ropatre, the
procurer general, refuses 10 prosecute Bou-
hanger: that he has resigned aud that De
F:eyesuet, minister al war. refuses 10 con-
sent Ia holding a court martial fri the cas,,
oi B0uiang ?. II is also asses ted that there
are other sertons dissenIions among the
cabinet, aId that ministry crisis Is irai.
ufns
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L@ND0S, JAY 5.-The asRlsf sheds aad
other buildings extending 80 Yards On
Russia faock Ans. the commercial ,ss..ks
saG seven barge wang aionsxs8e the slesss
n.lLnkh i.s-aE. TIE ..es !. 60 GO
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hsNEUNs, gaiY 81 hessaore Sei,psgsss.
the Datsh consul here. ilas fsts4d. hi.
liabilities amount 10 I2seoc MARKS sna
sssssEts 5 ~ as. lt Is probable that = ri
Fatss SfTsAgeane Hg wiil lS maze sgfh kEs
crefsifgEx
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tae AFAs 81 gaSSsisa ia -9afa Fourth
street bSEween Hssf4lagssa4. ass.E 4se..ssre
ts"& Ere yesterday uanrsfiHg An alarm
>. tssa z ~. anG he blsze exssIass.lsssssi
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American. viz Arnfn

LONDON. }Eiy S--Tae aassaefssse ffs ssls-
men woa snosaey victory ct Nunhesa
rarEe today, defeating tbs. IssssSos, rtass
~ seSra II tEsS Ia les
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Americans BAnau4ri~es

fAE1s 5e}y a-~TAe Enxlisk lfzstisssse 81
zae~h&aseal engineers. holding ssssinn Ia
tnss esis. gave banquet lssg sgahs "a xa.e
: szssgsf a. ssxfEs Igfssssx
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POISONED RY Observation-Disclosures of
the death of y. Richards has reached this
city. Rieharss was a former resident of
this city and left In March
last for Alaska 20 engage in
the canning business there. on June 10.
Richards and another man partook of
some mussc in the brook AT Burrough q
bay. In threee hours thereafter Ri, hares
died. The other man though seriously i'll,
recovered
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s&s kEAsca=co, July 5.-Arrsvpsi-
~tsAHnsr State Of cAiisesnls, Portland;
'ssArx NoTsasess. Port Madison; ship gagas