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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-13
LAHoRs OF COMMITTEES.
The tpprr and Lower House-Ia-
autry IHto Metheas of Iaxatioa.

Osyae1A, July lA-The committee on
legislative department Il state govern
mens resumed lis lsboEs this sfleFncon.
and adopted SIX ~ ftiuAs % an article thai
/. q, create tue leg sxia;nrn 81 the safe OF
a Aashtngtan II Ess ssecFsts Il sHat lie leg
iSlaguse nf tHe state Gf NsSAsbEtoa should
CONSIST AZ sen Rate s8t: house of rgpFesents-
lixcs sAat she n0sise shelsi6 number noi
SEES han sixFY-shsee D,as mere sisaa s'iaTty-
nlnp MemBefs aud thsf ths ssisate should
have pot !, - shan otso t8lfsi nor more than
ssg.s.nslf tie hnr,feF 1T llls GlsEisscFs oi the
upt-r haaSe Fer tbe aFet three years
tae sena,e saati nsfno@f taltfy SIX I1etfi.
Ssers aud flse house Ssyeutx tx-tHo. stgfs
fhsrs after fhe legislature shsh tx the
nlnstsee within the agni stipulated.
tsstaGsslesfiozs for n representative Ot
either hanss Asw that be u 0sf base tsesfa q
ss!tizea af fas Enitsd State. agf teB years.
sns fhAf ~. shall have hcen resident ~
The sase sor three Fesss, . he esssa amsi'ee
- iH make It's Ftts4gt 10 fhn convention
= here IL sill prussessiy undergo some aaesii.
Nt4afiast. issas ID ~ kAOmEnt thai TIE rSEsbfls
nseftsial.au hx1s5s the number et members
of each hs,.lse atsi THIS tit1e os &dcTEea
uisaaEf aEch Jsua1ls.
snef g1asv asia informally s1ssFGsssss . psaa
al wn.s u wkS 8selGeH. afaoDs otfs,
ihsass. N ~ = sE--,ksi f8qs'Fy - made iaf0
sHe ss1sf ha-is rs NA;eh teleg apr sFssi pull
man - sskte &sRls tss& ssAE ssAN -
faxssf. tsawtg raanS as1 -.s&ssoEf Nefe
sItss.ufesa 10 gather safer1Atlua Ga the
50 beet, zDi tl3e issasSsssteF 81 tae toi's-
a. Eser Hill lSsek ugs sufbefSfscs- The - Ans
Il thr sosGfsstsee IA regard - tf4e Fyssfsssssl q
sysssns 81 taxassosg are very iassdz.its. aiist
q s. exF-ss sss& SSst soc sf5st2x E2aE = a.
corr Fsliststsf y uext seS<a
Tiss. ssssa saIEsee eA elections ns5 e3xs I'VE
7irhts wigs devote nUwf Insstay eFssatax
L, tsse AeAving - the SrEEWeEfs 9t f7s
NogsgSa saisFs4sssss
Ths sssaaza8tSFS Ga SFZ-aEsTneuf bEs
s4kca ap fae fAsk ~ defining FsssH e.
rel.rpSs,a sSFlssa fas TIE hoes@ss II TIE isssss
gn5u~e. ard 50 tnss ers4 tsssAS sEf~za FsssS.
Mesere Fa.ssseT. zsssSraSes SstSszss. B3t -
Ans A ef ssAscnga s8ifIer q rsssti-s a 80
s.ssa ~ aaEx JGGtFgsEn tgssalex =
mas. al 81 sa.zsr3o SIS sa,Ef - 1a4@ eosas-
Estfses-
Tgse xss1ns t.9Sa GA corporations t9sssSzs
szssafssaas fksc 4zissasEssx sCEssssfAfsea - a
Fss.ssef aas sss8 szoSszssF Tcs.ss11issf ssd tEss
s4ssxsrxAssssstszs = sAs asssnsEog 9rve0ss
las ii AZ .rssese eEatsxsy sGg Ess f~ss ssef
sssss< ~ fsssfy sesr ssxtif7Es az fA AsS Szass><,
TAe agsrxkassss 81 sss rx2srsss& ssese as sad
ssfrx i sssrosrsz sxss 81 sszs grave sasssslssss
tt.s ali Iasr "a ~ de- 1rEEszsesa hs tFs
easzr zr4sfsee. azza thai @ssi sxaae . zsss-f szss.
ss,<sx ssssf sss94 ess ssssssassszs II i itAas5
Z s1sx slxsb sszSs al IL Fsfszsz lszs3 tk 3
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Additional Testimony i'm
the parneli Suit.
eo1r-.rsE or a syesR rRtSr
DISTURBANCE in the Frvnsh Chateh her
80 pvfasies-rhe Egyptian
Trouble.

loSts'S. tely 1a-- sef,sra the Tasnsll
commission to-day counsel ios the parasIl
ties ssket >essaS. sOsieitos So The yEases.
"a FTs>sHce = siss - payments made sa ~is
ncSSeS n tee&lf 81 sa.s TssseS sad 81 essse.
mnnieatanas between hlmscli saa The
/. ffssfS axeEss su AneYics ana Ireland
Attorney eseue as'wetsfer ,ieeliAesi 81 al
lew SCANS 10 pfosiaee TIE communities
sia44s
>oangs, then recallesi. testified that he hsss
Dot made oar liss of tse payments ssate
g. witnesses, that tasre we're no sesnsts
arrangements ss o. how witness shcul.l
pay i.e Caron that seyersi lSymcnts had
eeen na3e Asm.
Mcdonald. manager OF the T}@gs said
thss De Understood that le Canon was IA
Dc provided fer. lie haa left his employ.
uaeIt IN ,he goyctnmcaf service as ieaS a.
he was needed
Houston, secretary oi the loyal ar,s
issrlssie tafoa. testified thar the articles
on "taftleisism and Crime. published hy
tnt fsaefSs were slatgrafS rvpgtnts OF Par.
neitism JnmasaeG. eompsiea hy figos
i0r Nhsea witness bad paid k5a Witness
stated thst be was willing Ia lsy the tssak
OF The an.on before the cssart. but os acttss
20 iaelr eeiag used BY political oepaucHgs
-tfAttSs1 ts&ts A@fE4NRSA AtfW 8AAtA AaRFtG
stal.hFitse anti >.T Ronsli Bonner nASsai.
aud 1sta from lir. Mcsiulre 10 huy The ieg.
teTs printed by the Tfsss Houston prS-
6ueed voucher fer 2lao paid Eugepo
Davis
slr Charles SusSell Dent You believe
thar the eSouehes IS IN pigds'S hanawr ting
" Illness; They Hfite similarly. sas
don believe II l. l'igot's wgiiiag
taaer repealed questions wIgueSs pre-
senissi Davis Voaca ~ obsAiaesi through
Pigai
sar Charles kaSsell demanded the psa,
dneiissn Gf the bpokS Of the lava ans
Patriotic union, lie ssia he desired "a
prove ihai the whole Indictment contained
ia 'fAfnelisnt and IFimg nr,s-s.~seei
from the naicn. figet had been aSssi hs
that powerful pclluesl organization "a
coue5cf a plaza
Attorney -sienesal Webster eonten,ltl
that the books wee wanE.G in oriSF te
give Ibe fsfaei.iies isce fAnge up8n either
political matter, TIC reerg ssseIdesf AGAINST
the application.
WILL NOT WITHDRAW Yug CASg
LoSpoS, July I2--D T. Isouanis solicitor
Tor Farneli. IA an integVics today pra-
Iessea ignorance of any sntenfiaa III Par
heH 30 withdraw his ease fTaAs before the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-13

Maori Breaks the Record al Wash.
isgtup fark.

WAsHl>og0S PARS, Jaly y The races
to-day Weye made notable hy the fastest
nlile ever reached in rare. Msefi heating
litllc Mlngh and thrce others IN - as.
eillcial siae. outside timers all made the
miis last. neHe making il sloWeg than s9,s
asa she electric timing eleck male II set.
lae raee wsS Taa un ser the scale ct weighs
prevailing Whea Icnbuaok sci the fvearsi
81 ! Icy EGd tnt wlHuer WAS 10 receive
N,0t3 exaS q his fefogd eAs esatsu.
Two yxsF-Vld fililes, lnHr sud sase. halt
fuglo0gs Ta3a Riaek burn Non. Happiness
Ssseo0d. CaBeRn third. Time, q, ia.
Same conditions as hfsi-Auseiia won,
SIS l.Se sccoad, tuis u. third Time.
Ahta
faree-gwaFts r. el.lc spaBilimg won.
( Af'sniner secVad, beueiRs ksd third.
Tine, lisis
Thr.e qs.srggss sils~-Stese IeFoane wos.
Nlnntug Mays sscobsl, Capld third Time,
l.is&5
u4r apa osc sixteenth m!ias~lsy Mesie
wen. Ghamragne Charlie Sec0ad, Annse
biat shpTa lalrst Time. fsss
Mite Masgri son. litg Aiiueh seceni,
i.efuFa naN t4isoB third. Iiac i,s9 az
one epd oue-cighlh miies- Monita hariy
Won. VaGlh0a secand Gsiairath lhtra
Tine, 50 3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-13

finkert.n Men Given Warm R~-
ceptfon a Sersoas AHair.

PTfrssuRG. lnly i2.--One hundred Pink
evton men. araaea with springfield rifles.
arrived hen ihis morning and were tsken
10 tbe ReSscms sttrl works They viii 10
placed atintst fbe mil 10 protect Is and the
workmea tfolu strlkeFs. Tie shefn will
also swear IN iee deputies Ar toe same
purpose The struggle pfoiolses IT, he the
inOsl bitter sn The nistnry ot strikes ana
loNkunls in fais section. Both siucs are
determined, and bong Sights anticipated.
At Gnon 10 depnfss ~ lYfd al the hainss
stead. were Immediately Sufrouns.l by
ghe strikers 81 the number ut nearly loo
ami we're requested to return 10 The city.
The deputies refused. aud the crowd would
moi slloW them 10 enter the mill. ~ 10
a'r'o / they we're still surrounded Is the
moi. bus no uuf6rcak hsH occurred. Tkc
excitement Is intense
Forty aepuiies hed their badges taru OF
their coats. some We're dfiyea away aud
othsS still were surrounded sheriff Me.
causiisss Il ngw SwesftRg in additional
deputies. aud will hasc 4uo uy 800 more on
tHv ground tomorrow. II necessary he
SAYS be " i increase the number 80 s.tQ0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-13

gsFe Idaho an essslliag xeg, sAS SSsaa
~ gwen asAsF territories hsas sfsprs
1as ssscA sirste >sasSnsxas Ia f2yUe az
state AesAf ssas fsse guyesnog sasaesi q ess-
yent1~zt. TAss w@e soss.s aEser he ass a.
Sarsss es Esesae@esS uf s>sssxrrssss that =
gss~i eSscsfsssssioa "a esss 30 FAu
fre0FAe scHss Sxrare ada sSSass
csTi9 nSxy session. assza ssxyxaenf q tAe
gxSea&rS cf Ssse esa9vpss-as. TIE cAita
tsfsssealsy likely % arsse i agsszs The gaes-
tsa1 os saifs&ges- Tic Noxasosss sarzaeety
sssa ihe fA1anee ~ power. Shrowlnz
fht{S vote fss Eh< raTfs tzay sassaztf
niSsss sy aslaisie fsE thess uses. five Yeas
$40 s.1e passage 81 . ts.ss cath ers tatrs or
SID "a : sasE rc&oYs hGssssTvSss aF Moxm0ns
withdrew srosn TIE chafxa last ssls Aei
yes'sss, s2esce lnS In Brigham s>o1usy IN
eiressng sAeir VhwtFr IS The tlckes.
Tae last thss NorxaoFss are eaesoasrlng pr
ftszfS az Idaho asskes tssf> s9Hsa danger
otzs ssemens that sNorfnaa Repansi
cans sni Democrats 81 the cosvex-
ssoa insist th&t sSty se sAara a.
fsssa-er ac d. evil. TaiS qysessiea viii eogae
NJ II the convention sesan0ssuW and Viii
exelse lively clsess~ston. Wen an suffrage.
rreAshltsaa, governing VI corporations ana
trusts. a II also he considered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-13
LEAD rnusrs.
A Rush to nispose of Csrtifieates--
Capitalization % Five Trusts.

MN YoRg, July i2.-~James wieks, chair
man of the committee On unlisted secu.
rifles 81 the New YORK slSek exchanges hes
succeeded IN learning the amount OF tbs
certificates various trusts have oatssand.
ing. The biggest ane trust turns cut 10 he
the newest. the lead uusi. It's officials sent
w9ri thai there have been issued so iss
certificates az par value uf 500 each. rep
reseniinx a capitalization uf sss, $50.
less than twB months ago u wRs knewn
that She capital of this Ef,ssi was ahout tsa.-
0DdGO
Ihia increase OF over $4,000 900 in ~
short period has pafalS ged Wall street.
] here was a rush to dispose ~ these eeriifi
Gates, fm al prices are down and make
the ieBa trusts very weak aud shssy. The
feisow Ing table viii shew the eapitalsxa'
tian of saeb Of i've trusts. Lead. sss.uls,.
sts. sugars, so sif 40. cotton oil, 80. i1s..
20; disiiii.ue and cattle feeders. So. tn.
ot9- American cattle. gI3 s@'b, lup. Total.
s2ta iss go
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Sullivan Arrives i'm Chicago VIII
Return tn Hosfeu via canada.

NASHVILLE lad. .laiy John l.. sulli.
van and party passed through here n / -
This morning en route north from Nash
vile. None II the party showed them
selves while the tain was wing at the de-
pot Tney iufoaded 70 GO via Chicago and
Canada
THE SULLIVAN FARTY IN caItAGO
CHitAso. July t2~Ai Louisville last
nigat ali Associated Press reporter ioiued
NuiEDoa. Clesfy, P1g-en Neyies. - chi
5-s4sss ana esnrFs % sullivan : partq who
came With them to Chicago. They Eeacfed
here At a'eitsk this morning. AZ he ogf-
skirts 81 thc city fhey left he trBig. took
csFFsares srFoss she southern end of fne
cats ana foos the oBg going train for the
EaSE sa eYtasT 70 avoid Hny chances nf AF.
fesf Suliooa esesped Hrresi AZ Nash
VILE ~ u&st ua Ftfts19@sly Malignant, DE-
csErtHS q the szsiiee tbak ne VS. nn pF re.
fighter aaa fi.ag BE- wss q senIlgm6u.
AU43oou says klifain was osef trtinei
al3 al !ssssss teB p3uass lao ieht
3oAA t. ~isifsn8 Haa glaftIe tnhwson
fcsnaesf Cassa03 a. u n'cfes and isfs tigs
fEafn 81 IRe3fs enu8 =uet $fle . i8e
spnft f4snS{s II the eitF suBN -H iisAi >
"a hrrenbDmts if Is snnIas-.a thas be has
taken she tfsin iof The Easl or Shat be Is lii
hiding hafe.
70 BOSTON VA cksAD4.
rMfEif Ef REMAINED ~ tuffREB tonight
and arranged g. leave Tor &eN York o..
Iaursov AT 3 8. ~. fh1 Grand Trunk
line. The route ennsau wiil
take hsan ihfoaGa rauada ah1 IL
fhe isffBeEss Esssssbis raas ifpfa
hostile ohio. lie hep; h!mself seelatiesi
ffuM afssegE atiuH IS neNch ~ fs2sl Die. buf
managed 81 WAX fsu ~ tnfre places xhafe
Ae tsf14s3 enjoy himself Thoroughly III pfi
vaga.
uEbas Tsg SxxRADfY1Gg
Ssw EaAg. galy ia Tnmof "a sasas
that f.essrupY Aiil. 3sH request az Governor
ISsa ~, ffas grsHssd ofeiaf for fta estta
g tsasl ~ SDssiTGn an9 tt&s f4aseFsissf bis
affsst are Egs - tbs baBls ~ SI-eesa
Murray
sIaskfS ELfufa Tgx eYTicsss-
fS:fsSAFefss, Jaiy Iz-rhau8 smith,
+ q BarholHTnsN rrWnfy. nsa&ss fse stass
Eaeatt fpHixbf taRs E}if@sa Rbsi parts
sFe sfssi "a fs1iaaas sai ais
s.&teh FROM %9sfA ysfaD& lss, usgEi
annaaae'ag ;hss stsy lad Boa rfs1 fas
ffssa ttsFe "a gnse hrsl@n Tee ssfr.
sHa's h~ so.ivFesi Tee gHftT sgsa taiufnbsIs
< g. Gas1A9fG. Nc Sc ufsies rsssfs. hlss eits
zeNt 81 tAst tasn as tlgs4s Usaaass D. e.ss1
eeal tsse ft&gfiiRss, t-sls eZtfzs beius sue
cN>sk8s.
ssalfa sAYs they lefS F8imfurg lsss nlxht
afsd GROVE - farales tls7Isgf'A rssFaras9
seeFas 0sles o8E aa fGs epasssT. WHFFs
sh@F remained Until Ebgn iessay, Naef
ties sefs Ia eefffsss.. Their pses~fs
sksfasssssss a Nessgs@a- Mfeh#38 On.
nsAsf 70 Say that Fhfy 9sssa sofk -
MzEss tAsesgss fgt W0Hsl afost Aiueatsts a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-13

PARIs, July la,~-M. Thomson. member Of
the chamber OF deputies for the depart
raent Of Constintlne, Algeria, became in
soiyed ia qnarrei Today ia the lobby OF
the chamber with Laar. member OF the
department. Of isir, and struck him. LsuF
has challenged Thomson 10 Fight dHci
During the light In the lobby 1homson
severely Kicked Leggr. who Was So badly
injured that it was necessary 20 call n
surgeon 10 attend him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-13
TACOMA NOTES.
The Timers Win the stFike- Reid
For the Grand Jusy.

TACOMA. july ie.~-The strike Of she TIN.
sheet iron and eoFgiice worker. was settled
to-day by the employers coneeding 10 the
demands of the wcgkmeR, The demand
VS. utue neuFs' work fof tea hours pay.
The sifike began 90 A0adas last.
The Northwest lee Mgetinr Comphn
a. incorporated tadsy ~ ". y Hnshusii,
r Watson ape u. X stevens TIE capital
Stock Is siozD uss3. Tae object af fbe CORPORA
.iosi Is fo establish zee manufacturing
pisutS organize lee coB psnies aad sell ses.
either ln Washington or oregon.
The nsw Pacific Navigation ~ An1silp
state OF Washington sseut 20 esatlle today
v hare IL wtsi lye inSpsCfci,
The exaaa nat{on of T.. n. rfHnty, se-
eas.d OF indecent assafli gpon the psgsaSs
os Minnie ~siesi ia tbs ~fsa hotel. uIi
fslesstay migaf isst, was euaciafsssi tfsisY
Mna prunfy sss t8E9d over 10 ihe snEa 81
g. coz g. Appear sselo7s tae srsn1 jarf.
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RAILROAD aasAeEgs.
NeCook sRegesss ,hs Formation ~
a tsfe~ntfs Trust.

CucAao ialy IA circular letter 10
the rnllrond managers from the New York
iinaneieF. 1ohn J Meco0k. was published
here this moFniug ~ suggested a ggan.
tic railroad Just n various trusts eoseriu
the entire country. as the oniy solafson of
70 railway row
A New YORK dispatch to The Associated
Press says. ). Nct'oog admits the autheu-
tlelfy Of The letter aud says that he has re
csteea AS acknowledgement oi ITS receipt
from several managers. that none are
pledged TO s. Mg'fowae, the partner Of
AeCook SAYS tnat such scheme on foot
among tie faiir9a9s.
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srRkE's rxrRADIrIoN.
fsesident Barrtsob's Application
wiz he a. iant.d.

OTTAWA, Juiy i2--ls is settled beyond
doubt that the government viii grant the
application oi resident Harrison Tor the
extrEdition OF Burke for the alleged mnF
der OF Crenin- fne report oi Judge Rain
has not set arrived from Winnipeg. and ia
the meantime II Is upen for Enrkes conn
ssi io apply Tor a writ 0l hAbess corpus.
fifteen Gays being allowed for that pug
pose, IN order that Judge Bains decision
may ee reviewed. is Is gumorVd that such
action viii mol be taken
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rAIgHAyEN Nsws.
Arrival Of the aiessiz zsn~ts Feat Sc
1Esssx is Real E.fstr

FAiamkvgs. July II. - The sieaaIsA ?
Mlchggau srrlsed here "Wednesday slth
considerable furniture foF thls rsaee
Great Interest s. t,siug tsk1s4 sa real 81 are
on shls end of che hay sinse 'Be iast rail
read developments. sul great deal u
changing haufis
The Parker sawmili o. thss flsce. y hi \
hss the esairs : # easfsNg 90 .sv isst 81
safatteF iUfs ths fsf4@ay euiap80y. Afi3 -
started ap next weak A treek - fselug
isis cHf fo it sO take he iaa4e Ut along Tbs
.tua .. I'D y hafe q siA te heessd.
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EiLgESEUHe. - r July Ia-The ois
ees nf sbe I,isus1nrg 4 Sefsh-
easteFs Esilrsaa gvaT&lsy faet
NJ the Presidents oalse izst
evening" se1 Ecer3Eed = very fasagats.e re
s-ays fg.sla Esess-isEesia~rt sixGu s8g Chief
Eua4Be@F N.rf- wau bad Just Fesafnssi
fsaEa tfiD DFer ths ise0Ezsss'st
ruu1e Tar evsiueef was Instructed
81 aeEsn gro>s AefsaRsnx lmEnsd sic y.
ssfAssers SAD fsAFas.ers g%sgiGl E9fz cH NHa
day fsssiS Aee c&li~gs fog fsfsf Sea nsiiss IT
sfsssHg. Tee s@csBf fssa VII sgEs s. sta-
.nAAae q Nfnsallt aEtsfa
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NaN YGax. July Il -~Tne assiSnfnent p
shs tioasysaf Rahascr lsoss and shoe cemr
psny. ~ Fssvidence. r. l.. annoancsd
weex ssa. has no eoBnefflan wsth -
fpe<lFsaf Kae;ef Ecmpznf The sifa,tess
sty e iha Bkfa.s ~ the tso soFpssasisi1s
has eaGssA s9sae cgslisssses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-13
SOUTH DAKOTA.
a short Session Of the Conssitu-
fionaI Convention

SlOUx FALLS, July l. -Toiay's session
of the constitutional convention lasted bat
half an hour The only feature was sn
effort to reconsider the action Of the con
veniion yesterday in regard 10 the me
mortal TO tie president A motion 90 ~
consider was tables by vote which snai.
Gated the absence OF change Of heart IN
the number OF opponents 70 the memorial
Ii Is understood that an agreement hss
been rsao hed by the committee a. to the
legislative superintendent which provides
Tor one mefa ner oi the senate fur every
i,>o0 voters and one representative for
every $50 voters or fraction thereof This
would increase the ngmber oi senators
from thirty three Ia fortyfwo and the rep.
Tescntatives irun ninets eight 10 i7a.
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NEw YoeE. Jaig l2 secretary Trcasy
window tliE uofninR EEpreysdihe eoafte
% she em}sFaut cOaaui ssiensrs 10 dstain.
ing ths rnIs9fauts ssDf ~ Agent fssls ~
t9e vaaihsrn Faa fsg railroad. ~ AflKht
~, 81 4Nndsa ans 0Fteiei M iiasrssitAse
&. sssn td sSsrg Hen seat e Assns Ast,eu.
s.sls.fEllef laRs.lfeF ~
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In refeseuee 10 the question that has
arisen a. To who is authorized 20 do the
printing for the convention, "A letter from
First Comptroller Matthews seems TO
suttie matters He states that there has
been no change III the rule, and that the
secretary is empowered io appoint
= prime In his discretion
II contracts were of larger and
more permanent BatuTe they might
&c awarded To the lowest bidder Secre-
taFS White. having appointed /. III. Csya-
naush public printer, II - presumed the
matter viii now be considered settled.
NOTES.
The change ot the time of meeting from
afternoon 10 morning is satisfactory to
nearly all the members.
Steyensou's brother. who Wss shot I'm
skamsnta county and on whose aecou III
the delegate was called home, is said not
i0 have been tstsily hurt
Very handsome pamphlets containing a
statement OF reasans why Yakima should
hr the capital of the new state have been
laid on the decks of members.
Secretary White will not comply vi h
the direction OF the legislature that W W.
Mailman. who yielded hss seat 10 Travis.
irpnl the first sisiTici. D. allowed mileage.
fik Construction If the law j. that
in case offcontcst both disVuianfs are On.
titled to mileage Nbere contestant is
seated, bat ia this case he holds that there
was nn contest, for AaEman gave ap BIS
sat without objection. and thereby Sc
knowledgea that Travis was entitled 20 H.
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nral.fuikll.n.narg.

EsAEx agRs, Ia l2.-ssz5sssss Fails 80
dat segfs O. gss Ess iAs Fslsgs cosarasstee.
Portland seat x-@ sar The
sawe gsryssse ! - Fslsef eommissee
fAsaks i4s fsFsNsf sssssfls-gsf508s sgii D re-
sgsl mi kssd kisea.azsfg sasl. fguf0gDdlg
g7Atsfssl ssr Eae sym paissg sad ss@lssszes
fgezn s4essss sssss - - Freely xsses
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ae seas OF Choicest Property In ali psrss ct 'n@ os
,., ,e viii ss p,ensed sne~ inssnains Furenasets

ot TIE fr"u West Sc
s~oe thrs 1oaFnsi af
stras.
ADVICE hu e
rf't % Ano asost
h3gg"
We MAST
MEXICAN ns4rf Ne
haysrs sa
os The 3es5@aes snS
Eh'le sosht
Noxsa tax Sss ea f1n
"a aaasa<
ot sp3 unique
assss sofi o
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thrusss aa~h ,eaf
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IoSboN. July i2,-Nins hundred aud
City members of the Connanghi Rangers
have been sent 10 Malta % replace the
troops who have been dispatched % Egypt
Four regiments at Aldefshet have been
ordered 10 hold themselves in readiness O.
proceed to the Srnntin Egypt al a moment
ustiCF
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Tesc8IA. III. gsfy i2-Jhis sitT Il sx-
cited over ne msaklHrs - the pst''srose
ssa4 ~ Aa.grauas. Tnsy have l-een hol0s
4,,, tees.tft.ssta5x Nessx@ had hare naeoe
,,sss..effs Tasterssay ase H4s stnfsffs ~ ~
hafd a.te srfskfss iof hosssttg 5tsis1xs.ss.
y aessaes up fo2 =. %. They VIII pT s'ss"
/. Raas8tsu NsafssV
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CHICAGO, Jaiy ~ Representatives %
is,ss,lou gas syndicate ais here. Thry pro-
f,ose 70 organize company with = eapitsl
ofsgwgGkssl. q, pFtssasssa gas eofnpafgiss in
ali etfias In tba Emitted states large enUn4q
a. faF sAkluE local capstaiists- II fs ssiq
fhss water gsk can rs manufactured sno
sfslsf Tor sssssgt u cents ser thousand iset.
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MRS. TYLER's FUNERAL.
The Ietnsins Placed Beside These
az Her fGVsl.aesd.

RICHMOND. Va. July l. Tine funeral of
Nrs. ex President Tyler toez place fran ~.
Peter cathedral this morning. The re-
Eoains we're attended 10y Distinguished per-
sonsges OF tbe state aad ciiy. and we're fol-
lowed ts q ierge eoBeoafss - they were
inferred beside the remains u ffrsidsut
Yatsr
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tavERfooL. july i2.--1he strike among
sailors here has collar Ised. The n3ea accept
Ing the terms offered by employers.
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Grain Dsrots Along the Nile

CaiRo, July 12-rbe governments Is form
ing grain depots along the Niis for the
parpose ef supporting fugitiYes 1eeing be-
fore the advance of the dcrgishes
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ae,man saE~rs. strile

~T FEgEEsBuRs, July ia-1he govern.
ment hss totally suppressed the Lutheran
church ia Russia.
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wAlLS NAgL4, suly sz-Tnls Afternoon
aye 1ssks oas IA TIE cftlsss@ ~nsa-
aeas. sHss sxssassssf 81 Kssks I3veEy ss4}sse.
~kfs = st5xe ksr's sAs4se Axs fast 81 ware
assssse. al - wASeA ~ese eogsssrassss The
Nxs -ssssuzz- n s&e rear sss ~eAS b&s sssrs' =
waaansszs3 @Aa 2stk - soszsNAls asso ssss-
sssas ga ---
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es.m.,,a. gasy it--f' 'isesiit Sndses sh'e
,.Fn*,s .5ssll, ns.s = sss<iify ne ssIpnrs1nn
- - ~ baek~x zssvsss e9efnsx fhe
tsag4 II f<ss Tie 'sss Rs1sl - 80. ~. .l. = -
go So. ,ss.en snsamtss saeszff sbsH - 10
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