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The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Rendered Assistance tn Roth

SYDNEY. n. S. W., April l3.-The cap
tain of the German war vessel Adler
states that in the Samoan difficulty Ma
taafa at first rendered assistance to the
Americans alone. Repenting of his ac-
tion however. he afterwards did all he
could to aid the Germans. The United
States steamer Nipsic is atloat but she
is entirely useless.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
rhe Trust Hu, cometo STAY

New York. April 17.-Mr. Havemeyer
was asked to-day if the report was true
that the corporations interested in the
sugar trust had assigned their property
to leading individuals in the trust in
order to avoid legal proceedings. MIR.
Havemeyer declined to answer, but said
1.-The trust is here to stay. and if moi
permitted to exist in one way it will
voal, another,
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Canadian Mail steamers.

MONTREAL, April ia cable dispatch
says that the Andersons, proprietors of
the Oriental line, have been awarded the
contract for the Canada mail service,
and will build five new steamers of 1900
tons each, and form company. backed
by the Canadian Pacific road, Sir George
Stephen and Sir Donald Smith. The
Aliens refused to otender because they did
not think there was any money in the
contract at the terms stipulated. Until
the new steamers are built all Canadian
mail will go via New York.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
AnIowa Man for solicitor

AsnlSGroS. April 1.-THE presiden;
to-day made the following appointments;
Wm. p. Hepburn. of Iowa. to he soli,-itor
OF the treasury: William II. Whteman.
of New Mexico, associate justice of the
supreme court of the territor; of New
Mexico.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Goyernor Mellet,. .un,;.. -,

BISMARCK, n. d.. April IS. .-Governor
Mellette has appointed the board of
trustees of the Sioux Falls nrnitenti,rv
as follows: Ray Williams. of sioux
rails, Gus line. of Dell Rapids, o. S.
Pender. of Salem. o. S. Williams. Of
iankton. and Frank Ferguson. of Len
nON
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Dmluth,. New Judge.

ST. FArL. April l7.-Governor Mer
riam appointed Josiah D. Ensign, OF
Duluth. as one of the judges of the
Eleventh judicial district. This appoint
ment was made to fill the new judgship
recently created by the legislature.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20

SERIOUS trouble is anticipated; ut
Oklahoma and probably hloodshcd.
The first number of the oklahoma
Times will he issued at oklahoma
City on the ODD inst. 10y n. {. and W..
w, Scott,
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Entered at the postoflice at Dickinson, Starl
County, Dakota rs second class matter.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF STARK COUNTY
Saturday, April 20, 1859.

THE last legislature passed IL law
requiring Il residence of six months
in the territory before man becomes
Il qualified voter and ii he desires the
honors of Il public Office Il residence
of one year is required.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Cars Started In st. Paul.

ST. PAUL, April 1s.-There was no at
tempt made to run street cars in St.
Paul yesterday, but to-day they have
been started. There has been no serious
trouble after this writing, though there
are large crowds on the streets.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Still lLryclinr the Pole.

New YORK, April 1s.-The work OF
removing the wires and poles from the
streets designated by Mayor Grant went
steadily on to-day. Seventy-fve thous
and feet of wire was cut down the first
day,
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Statements DiametricaiIy Opposite.

LONDON. April 1.-THE report of the
inspector appointed to inquire into the
treatment of Mr.. VIM. OBrien in Clon-
mel prison shows that the statements of
the governor and warders of the prison
and that of Mr.. O'Brien are diametric-
ally opposite. Mr.. O'Brien has declared
that he tainted under the ordeal of re-
sisting the enforcement of the govern
nent order to clothe him in the uniform
of the prison, while the governor and the
warders assert that no undue violence
was used upon any occasion. MIR.
O'Brien declares that he not only tainted
once, but twice. and that the warders
We're obliged to give him water to revive
him. The warders, on the other hand,
deny this declaration in detail.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20

NEW HoRK. April 1.-THE executive
committee of the Northern Pacific rail
ROAD met t" consider the Wisconsin Cen
lfal lease, but adjourned until morning
without v, action. The directors meet on
ihursaay and an effort will be made to
ueclde on report before then.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
pullmans Shut Out the warncrs

CHICAGO, April ls.-In the United
States court in the case of the Pullman
company against the Wagner Car COM
pany. to restrain the latter from using
vestibule trains, the temporary injunc-
ton recently obtained by the Pullman
company was made perpetual
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Winnipec,s Cc1;us.

WINNIPEG. April 1s.--..he census of
Winnipeg, just completed, shows the
population to be 25,00O-S, 900 more thar
last yaar
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20

ROME. April 1s.-Thc pope, who has
been very i'll with a severe cold for the
past few days. grows no better and his
cold is somewhat worse.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Ex.Govcruor Farwell nc,,,

GRANT CITY, No., April 13-L. j. Far
well, ex-governor of Wisconsin, died
here, lie was noted politician of the
Northwest forty years ago. He was 20
wears of AGE
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Has the oueen,. "o. K."

OTTAWA, Ont, April ia bill res
pecting the incorporation of the Northern
Pacific and Manitoba railway, and also
respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway
company, has received royal assent.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
Californiu Hid, tor the Min

Los ANGELES, Cal, April ls.-Sulii-
van and Kilrain have been offered a
purse of $4,000 by the Southern Califor-
MIA Athletic club to fight in this city.
Richard X. Fox will try to arrange the
matter
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
TRIAL OF THE CHARLESTON.
The First Trip of the New Cruiser to Bs
Made Friday.

IHe FIrst TIP O1 tHe New CrUIser to I3t
Made Friday.
San FRANCISCO. April l7.-On Friday
next the United States cruiser Charles
ton will in all probability make the first
trial of her engines. She has been fully
equipped for the trip. Steam was got
up in her on Saturday and her ma
chinery was run for short time. There
was no hitch in the workings. Her trial
trip will be made without her steel
nasts. which have not yet been set.
Capt. Charles Goodall will have charge
of the vessel during her trial. Her arm
aments have not yet arrived
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
SUSPENSE FOR THE DANMARk.

Anxiety for the Shipwreckcd Crew In
creasing- Still Hope.
New YORK, April 1.-THE anxiety as
to the fate of the passengers of the aban-
doned ship Danmark il on the increase.
The agents of the line still entertain
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20

All vessels from the inter-tropical
America, and the West Indies, will be
subject to quarantine regulations at New
Orleans on and after May /.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
rrants for sixty Bo,,Ian;

PARIS. April 1s.-La Prcssc says that
warrants have been issued for the arrest
of sixty members of tie Boulangist
party.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20

III tHC TH1II1VlNt 1sIANds.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 1s.-Informa-
ton reaches this city from the Philli-
pine Islands that cholera is epidemic
there. One thousand five hundred cases
are reported, of which 1000 have proven
fatal
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
New Enrli.h Minister Has Sailed.

LoSDoN. April l5.-Sir Julian Paunce.
fote, the British minister to the United
States. has sailed for Nev York.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20
RAvAGEs FROM CHOLERA.

One Thousand Deaths From the Disease
i'll the Phillipiue Islands.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-09

TIE sesiltions priests Of 6suanainasa.
Mexico, are undergoing trial.
Weather at a. N. Wednesday: New
York. 81: Chicago. 6s; 81. Paul, Sc. winni-,
pes. 1t. Sew Orleans. g.
TIE body Of ex President Ierdo Teja5a
IL expected at The City 81 Mexico Thursday
The remains viii be inierred with iTapos-
log ceremonies.
The steamship Mestefnland, which aF.
rived at New York "Wednesday from Ant,
weFr, bad case 81 smallpox developed
sfaonx tue Storage passengers The De.
. tent Is Eiri years cid.
Arrived az London Steamer Trare
from New York fne Ilsrmxf. Arrived al
IAseFsasol; tfsy al New Yak. Arrived 81
New York state uf Indiana. Glasgow
NssteEaland. Antwerp. City ct Paris. lAv-
efpeol.
work on The Mexican Entereceanie rail
load u pgexvrsslsaw rapidly. IL viii be ia,
J itaess sa Vera ETslx aaa Mstssac ia lass
than q yeaF. This contract tails for the
! branch frusa ASnas Ealleases TO be flushed
{ thts mouth.
A glass coal all Iayap exploited III fhs
hands Of Mira CatsserfAe Hafkirss. assd 81
/ years. IL aaiiidaysnusw. Pa. Wednesday
set.sax IRE 10 her garments. aud cesp1ta
1assss 80 te&te- fste husband was fatally
barred
Fae Roman Catholic cathedral AZ New
ORLEANS was crowded "Wednesday raarning
upaEi the oeraston ef FAC esasfcFTsnx % fhs
laifsasa npan Archbishop Gaagseue b.
t'srssssAi sSshs0as toiSan tsanfitscAl szsas.
was celebrated. aafs 81 the eeeu usson shE
Axet saseoa wss invested with tae pAllians
xgsh the Usual ffo nssSssg rerpulony.
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wAsHsURN-aAsIEn.
Notable Matrimonial Event In Port
fnod---A F3ur az Euenue

rosrLAxn. May s~-Iiobsrt G. washhurn,
81 SEATTLE. and Mis Louise ssvier. alses.
daughter Ut Hrs. fr. Henry z. Jones', aud
enc of The leading society ladies' OF the
city. were married - Trinity Episcopal
church "a the presence ef 200 fsiends thls
evening. Tho wedding MAS undoubtedly
the most notable Of the sessou. The bf!do
~ = handsome Ksrl. and her superb Lace
veil falling over Esala Of the richest bro.
cade. greatly added 70 her natural I'D
vAnsazex The group OF bridesmaids ia
thxir pale ptnk costumes was extremely
Prcux NHt uoweFs and potted plnnts i'm.
psned ~ essehAntins aspeef % the intetiol
Ut the church.
A. the hriaas party entered the church Al
- tha organ ssrucx nap 9 bridal march,
Kew. Nj, Exfiiu. Of Tacoma. tied the nun.
tai knot M. r. A. stfoat. 81 seattle. Wa
h<xt nan. Azld afzs Florence sxtieg. s1sses
Of fh1 bride. maid of honor. TIE brides.
maids were Miss Helen sayser. aaoshe,
sister, and Miss Ada Aecrsken. sisughtel
81 Colonel john NeEfakeu. The ushsr<
wrsu bailey Avery. W. h washnarn. al
AisneapclIss cousin 10 the bridegroom. aud
Norman n Kelly. George Hyde Isresfou
AMI " A. Peters, ot seattle.
Atsss the welding = reception was tea
ufFeA Mt. kaa Ar&. WashhuFn sc the beau
tsfus hpszse az the brides mother. on Norti
ssxtsSnsh street The hoase had heef
transformed tnsa howex al beauty, ans
rostad plants snd sssgssns tiawsrs s s.r,
fsvfsuE<fe. afssut 10 guests were Yrvs
sfst A sssmpfEsaass sapgar vas ssfyvss
~. and Mrs Nnesshasa vii leave sps uaar
sun nauxnins Ter Nsw YORK, wAenea the,
VIII sail Aas - faT Enfoge. 10 ha essen
fozt OF eve fsnafhN
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MALTA wALs-A NEWS.
Suicide ~ HhoasIng Democratie
Nominees anfs Platform.

<<Ae~4tU8&8 00A$ 4&8<4NEb4<
WAfLA WAIka. May a--Tsmothy. sou Of
Timothy Reynolds. residing three miles
east Of Adams. committed suicide Monday
night ~ kAeosinx himself through thu
head. No cause II known. The old man
called bis son In the morning 70 build q
Ere Failing 70 answer. he rot up and
bpyIk The ara himself and then looked for
hi6 boy, whom he found baek OF tho house
81 his fath<sss bedroom wiafow.
fHe ncfaQrrAtfc convention Of the Tenth
siistitet met here todhy and nominated D.
u hhnspsf<ln and d.. y, q. BiaIoek TO be
yotesi 5ss a. delegates 10 The constitutional
conrcnffosas Following II the platform
ave. the Democracy Of the Teuth con.
1tifuisnnni 8tstxict fWRiiA waliat IN con
venfl0u assembled. declare flist we are op-
poeed - tssrin4 In the body Of Che eoastltsi.
inxton, any provisions relating 10 woman
fuifka9e u prohlbifiou.
That ~ Gre opposed to the sale Of any
school Ier4s suitable for agricultural OF
fsox1nE purposes. bat ere In favor OF leAs-
frx such lands ard applying the rents de-
fiytd the!sfroH - the support OF the pub.
That ws fsvor snch action by the con-
stitHssonAl euasenfioss a. will secure 10 tho
people of The state Tho full benefit 81 the
grant 81 lids iknas made BY congress.
That we are Ia seYof VI equal and uni.
f0fm TAXATION at eli property, indivisiuaI
anG cpfpofnte.
~fhaf Ne ara In favor Of unsquiyocally
feDsryiuH ~ che people the right 10 rexu.
Iatf fyeiRht< and fares and ID prevent any
uniHsf chareta for the transportation of
psf>ona or property b. rail- or water.
Ihat We ere In fasar az proper restraint
Of ~ corporate powers. and Of prohibiting
h3pnfz0nx. trusts or associations frpns
ccntFpilinx the prices OF eninmodities by
combinations o. otherwise.
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Posr kScgLEs NAH. STOLEN.
4 Whale SAGA Disappears ga the
Way "a Port rawa~sna.

fas1 Asaks.xs. May s-Thr through
msli SAGA FROM Ansssles April u was loss
either bx tfse TEXT ssssNssss sisssse or hy
TIE sfsasmes ksansel The eensxsSsaFs
easias Shsy delivered Il NJ the Tuwassnd
fs isfies. bEss tia passan axtey ei&ssns Ii, tkr
sesSssays II was = fsTs heavy letter mail.
ASH e0aSsincd Considerable valuable rexlzs
tered matter. rae registered Letters have
hFen sAksa hssesesars. aud il has been
Considered that fhe uaaiy xAsc w&y 10 sAssa
Assssy isesa herV wss BY ordinary letter
taAsl fAe thief hss evidently ssvaaxhs
on. sud thfs 1tsae teok sAa shz1e Sal
Aae kusx'sfasnt ssseEsa Eow esfhrr isssssrv
- ksaSsA< SAT- sefsies oF tsuse up tae elite.
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Oregon 1 California Passed Meiicrd
7, ". Bar .. 6. 4. Raksr. ~ Massacre. Mr.
sE.loasr, J, Z. French. nr. q. b, Rarnes
NFs. H e EuFnNs, A e. xeHhF. Mys- A. III
hsukr. FsaH< Aa!saEsy ard wife. IL r
Hawkins Miss ksneaisF, mrs r Hayes. "
0hzie, D. & Hkssssa. Max preehs, wife sBa
ss0 aeEAassssN " Il. rgseals C. r. merry
A. {, snsitA. Ne. WAisnry, Mr.. Essros. A
ksezE, y. T. zersaas, a. NJ Reed, j H.
NasstFena, Rev. konsAuxn. : y. Thanks
e q tahaszsa. A. J. gsii. A. LnpFssuend
A, &. na~ssls u 4. gstrSflrk aus wife. den
pse sslsmsn. Hiss o ssaosi, Miss ksay, NJ
kluaoy szs site, Miss ssnith. Mss Naz
bell. A. ri ssssmaa eana wffa. C.. III, nse
Eesf. Ms. g. I'll. Tsaxwsss. q q ksoFs. l. 1.
Haaf~Txer. = n t,ssaazaa q r. Miller
szi ssitx ~ re sxsssszssl : sss
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cA9aaaukr CONVENTIONS.
ssHstaastees ny gatA PARTIES ras
the Thisteenta pt.srt.t

As2ssAs Nzx &xsse Esaab.ssAa ssss..
ssaEle1 bur laa 1hsFteeasa @sSss1ss sssss =:
satAl<aasss N4kAlak'ssa seaasy. xasszax
ssta tssaStnstsa o A. Hosea = wsaks.
skaas ss'sats, &r8 = \. H8Tss 81 tsaa :
Eaeatx.
- sses&sss issnNzsssta wses Is ma
sssSs Fsel4 As4akssszs ass sss;zsns =,
~sss4 NsssA sssssa IS 81 - 4 ssfsss -
! ssssx ;. ~ = ee ~ <'slss 81 sss,sssss9.
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sAv raAxcIsco KxvrrN.

San FRANCISCO ExvIEW.
san FRANCISCO. May S.-wheat-F Fairly
steady tone. but small business doing;
Rarley-EasIer tone: No. feed, 65as7lsc.
Oats Eull and easy; choice feed, 81; No.
!, n5{@g7s4e. lower grades, sic.
Hops-No husiness doing,
Potatoes New. sL25tdLi0: old, easy;
Peerless, l5At6oc: Rurbanks, o955c: Gar
net Chile. 3s9i5c: Early Rose, 35t450c.
Butier-Fancy, firm at 1sc; good 10
Kxes-laick sale for California ranch at
seyez0c; store lots. 1S9l7c, slow.
No charters reported. The Belle o'8rien
has left San Diego for Puget sound. seeking.
SEw YORK MERcHASDIsE MARKET.
,, NEW yosx. May s 3, g
and closed barely steady, i0aaO points
down. sales, 30 bags. May. $l6. 65Q9is. 20;
june. SD. 759I6. 50: July, s16s5(gl6.95.
sngar-Raw, duh and nominal: sales,
1857 mats; Iloilo. 60; refined, dill but
steady.
Copper Nominal: lake. May, sI4.
Lesd--strong and active. domestic, 81.
Tin Brisk and steady: straits. $o0.2s.
Baf sIlyer-g2Ixe.
Petroleum pened weak at ss1xc, and
closed steady at sz5sc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May S.-whcat closed strong
and higher; cash, ssssc; June, SIC; July,
~ ii-16e.
corn--Fimar; cash. s5s<c: June. s5ssc;
July, Sec.
Oats Higher; cash. 2ssse; June. 24c;
July, 2fisc.
BARLEY Nothing doing
Pork Strong and higher; cash and June,
$isp5: july SIS
Lard-Flfmer: cash. sss2aS: June, ses5;
July, 81.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. May s.--cGstie-- Receipts TO-
ooo; strong on light. weak on heavy,
beeyes, Sitds IS. steers, S. SD Is: Texas
steers. 81 6fssf $40.
Hogs Receipts. 1900. strong. mixed,
- 55es heavy, $4.a6t475. light, 81 COO
$50
shecr--geeeipss. 7ooo; slow and i0tf1l5c
lower. natiseS, s3tad-S5; Westerns, sS9y4. 20:
Texans, 81 70ttsi 40.
IIyKHfooL GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL, May s -wbeAt--Sieady. de-
mand poor. holders offer moderately
Corn-Sfsady: demand fair
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snrrPrNG NOTES.
The I.akmc is booked for to-day.

The Iakme is booked for to-day.
The Angeles IL yes at Allmon9 & Phil
| llfss' wharf.
fhe Edward T. Webster has gone to
Behring Sea.
The Lucy Lowe wss al AiImand Il Pail.
/ lips wharf yesterday
The Sarah II. Rsuton was Ia port yesfer.
| day and the day before.
| The Anean pulled est into the hgrbof
| yesterday aud anchored near the buoy.
The AfcinTus left for san Francisco las
evening with i.7oa TONS OF Gilman coal.
The Oakland arrived yesterday with 4Jl
tnas ef general merchandise Consigned "a
/ HARRINGTON & Saith.
The City OF paa0Ia arrived yesterday
hzctniBg with 81 tssHs Of freight ana sey.
enty three passengers
! Tas Mckee left for san Francisco last
evening With l,H0p tos3s Of coal aud a gssos
sized list of passengers.
j PoRT DtseQYERY. NAY S.-saiiess- Ia
/ Qatekstsp. Arrives. SCR resta-
fear ToHssxsps May S.~AFrssed sehi
Hneuene.
| puRr BLAkRlEy. May Arrived schfs
conFseT aud Fanssse DutarS.
/ san EEaNc9LESa. MAJ S-eAIFsyed-Sti
Ajax. Goes Ray fiears DIR ser weliinse
/ tan, SsnsiEna. hk Edmund spinney. porI
/ Townsspa. easisd--sh Biae Jacket, Seattle
sk Enssoh Taleos. Port Discovery
Passed prawie Point May 8. Elweil
froH Tacesna fer fsoneot.
tluNsNsTn a s--A Arrived Joseph >. spin.
/ ney. ffeEa Tacoma. tSa aays cat.
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Sax FRAscrsco. Mar 8. THE tug yiEiiant
started from Gan Diego four days ago with
the big dfelgez intended fer Tacoma. bat
was obliged to pat Into thin port today On
account Of rough weather. A fresh supply
Of coal was obtained, and the tug viii PRO-
coed 10 Tacoma with bar charge In tow to-
ruuffos4 morning
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sar.E. paassS Is pgap.
The Isersr Priest % MeiaAsi aua
Hss self. Ina saxiassaa.

sax fsAxrfsse. Nay S--The sarkeatiaa
" y nimessi. whise arrived to-day fsasa
hnssolais. ssaashs wosi saas Eav. FatAe,
pAtassss, sssssess 7eleAsasess rs gAe s.lseee
pfsskz q Aoaakxl. died 81 kasAw3s. de.
wslts, ga Aaxil IS last
Ss7sssS Isa* sSss isas heFn IA Etesxsssa IN
i<eQ, as1sf ARRIVED la tie HawalsSa ~
ssssss - fsst Fa< tie ssss sstapa
ssss as iAAass have s~sssa eaaauea
ae seasrsessss the s1~kzf Ssisgasss us.ssa sss,
Azza bis sfe.
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Portland, May s.--The Board OF Trade
met this morning and passed resolutions
declaring that the ruling Of the treasury
department seven years ago, whereby the
duty on Mexican aud Canadian lead ore
Is practically removed, j. detrimental 10
the snlning Interests OF the Northwest
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1bem enrne&t &Smfmn&tsne- 3x&sy1s
Ibpnn ne5ses3os3 Btse s1sfeS -
ni.rnstx. n4Y xs~71e 1len0csas 81 rasz
vxuszon toeny netS1nezka xr.ras ae<<7
81 "a dig. assd ~ y CARR = aase&1zs
= exnd sz5s<xs sor descrxsxs - ts.s sos.yzszs
sssn41 eenventioE.
HsI nkkrnLzrAN soNt
Tbs wofx o. she K<pnbziexs kz5<rsxs eess
3p3n d {s0wsy azd Hon. r.. Ii 7.fas. 49, -
14<14A4e< ~ fkse so0x<sfxzsxo1e - - s.sSst
u very axextzEy ev9r&vHd " X1~N <fErs2s
R6uefafsy fnxqAxo10s zsz<e 80 6z6 e&74ksf.
and kA8 xxx4fk Il 51xqa< ~ ns44e ~
ueSnof<ate. - ~xsI ss Ek5f nls sk&S -,
aists.ss y! rs ss<s.sefy g. - - 9
uun- fobn Fl 6owxy h@s &z 4 xk&s <ssssz
q flze tefzf5ory f<s afzsN <sSes sa<s
k&x7zx be<u aHE11at@& 7G<<f 8z ~
O5tWpk8 IAu6 o5sce. {Fx<N 48& Ettz ~
tenn - rpGs&<er had s ke4 - xxe <zcsacr
fse4<1y e1ected c.seaeiIz ~ . - jetf ssss
islsinss ifom go d.sfxsss - 5. - 8.
tiss1xlJ skst az zfsxsly srdcafsd h1asess
to bis Kratsfnl s<soszftBsnsS. &uG sxS'esssA.ss
10 70 The people Of sifls CITY sua eEsrfEr
Wis hxge ever 6e,fxkte9 10 DO hza
hon1r. A. IN esissensz q has
great ropzisrits Z might hs stated
8sz#& ~ $50 f1@t lily 4@t1At DC -
m0i1slF elected m1fnf 81 this city, ektrb
roe5s3on he n9U holds. E<fssxs eosn4ng %
fb5& sFr71tory ~, 6pwey served several
fssns< n NE Chic s<sts Legislature. snd
taxznx his s4kt term there sszssztd Ia re-
fnodelinR sad ascending SAe slate esn<titu-
ton, heneo his services In ka0 eos iug
ceayknti0u eeu zrt fad 70 aa very saln-
ab5f.
tbs other narainee. Hen. I. -. Reed,
wkA Asfisor % fliis tsrstf51y fps fnany
yssss. hAs1nz bSea sus1rssded b. J. y,
xn<rhy. Gos<fuas ssTnrses De1soffaEIe
nominee
NJ has servs<i tisls eeansy falfse tlnses 10
the ls4<sIsfDnc. sud durSug ose sezslpB was
speaker al tls8 LoHxc. During his terms
q 1aslsscf hc becam1 50 familiar with the
iswil and images ftiafsng to taxation and
B<At< HH&Hsfki aRAs<:De4 that he Will
make very saIaalie nixmk<r ct the COZ
yentton. Lake bis nofss&ktse. hs is sxsced.
inxiy popuiass ard HtIt poll more than the
parry yute.
MOTIFS.
Jadre III i. nfehm. Of Nllkeson. IL in
the city. euxzt o. his uncle, Msjor y X.
Nj. i q. slmpsou. president 81 the Puget
syAnd q Gfsyt Hsrt,or railroad. Is ia the
city todey.
6evernor Moore IL passing dag az two
q the euuutry residence 81 Hon. George
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sax Fsxsefsce. May q LEGAL coal deal
srs held q meeting soxsas Al tae Board q
Trade f0ozns, and IL vas decided. sffer 9
lossx sIehxts. 20 compel all eslsi dealers "a
cell esisl ~ naArgzn Of 81 foa, increasing
the e<s< 10 CONSUMERS 81 PET ton II TIE
feEaEs dealers refuse to do this. the who =
sale dealers Gerssre tzsey viii 40 longer !az'
nssA them coal
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yfcrosfA, D. c. May s-Dr. ALI
son II. Sanders. Of Acscow. Idaho.
was found dead in bed this morn
inx. lie had been in the habit
Of using morphine to ali2y pain caused By
cancer. and also drank heavily. The jury
returned verdict OF death from an over
dn&e Of nzorphIne
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srslMANN YnlITIs.s-
Easssass "a seth Parties Wit gssx
essx Ticket

SsAAss SNSxa Ms : a~T0ese i xss :, 3.
sssssst sazssFMssSsse ussa las ~ IA.
ssssss assae - asZa s~zsses t. ske suszssss,
$685. sS'ateasisa she aaA<e xssnss.s
50 YfSssxaay psi ap an axsss sssussssss
ssxsss xAssa u nssaa SkssS~ss s.ss
g .assss Iassss, vsxa ~ kAe lssspsshsas4n
F4<<f n x &esxns Asesstsg a ksssg Il.
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stel. tl.s Llsussnant.s whlskr

PoRrLAkp, May s.--Lass night two raw
recruits 1T Vancouver barracks entered
Lieutenant O'Neils quarters during bis
absence aud sfoie quantity Of whisky,
cigars and clothing. and then deserted. a
reward has been offered Tor them.
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axx Francisco. nay s.-scaptair A. l.
white received letter to-day from Rus-
sian LandinS. = hsre the st.hooners e. +.
Mil and Maggie Yonnx went ashore. The
Young has proved . total loaS ana a
hruker almost entirely to pieces. The
Hill Il sfsss ashpse aud somewhat dam
aged. but Il Is faoaght she viii be gosfen
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