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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19

Death or a Prominent Citisen--The
Ceurts--Industriai.

TACOMA, Feb. tS-Mr r. A. Berry. one
Of the best-known men in Tacoma. elei at
the residence Ut kss sou. ]. W. Berry, on
H0Hth Eleventh street, yesterday mofrlng.
Mr.. Barry was one OF the original surveyors
Of the Northern Pacific railroad. He came
% Tacoma from jacksonville, H.. where
he was engaged IN the cattle business
The body viii be taken 10 his old home
Tor intefment
bishop Henry W. Warren. OF the Mcsho-
crowded audience In the Alpha opera
hoasc Sunday night, AMI left for Portland
this morning
An additional motor train was pat on
the Old Town line toiaY permanently.
Trsins hereafter viii leave Ninth aud {
street every ~ minutes up to 10 ,. IN.
iu the probate court today August hnth.
man waf CONFIRMED adsainissraiof aud Ed
ssrd Resenstnsa, bengt Iahnonson aud he.
tsr II. Christensen appointed appraisers III
the Christina v. HUFFMAN estate.
Peter Logon and Hiaimar Syman were
appraisers Of the estate os Nels Ward. aud
j. z. Tay lor, Peter Hardefeiit and John
8ofnholat appraisers Of The estate 81 Levi
G. uxlesby.
The order set for to-day "a show cause be.
fore Judge wickersAam why the admits
trHtlau OF the estate OF the Hayden hsisx
tnouiu not sell property outside the terri.
tory. Wa continued 10 next Monday.
Tue luaIsatsht UH the residence Ns Dir,
Case has been discontinued hy order al
Health oisicer Miller. the child having The
smallpox being pronounced we'll
The stockhezdsfs of the Pacific Naysra
ton Company are ~ vote oa fhe prapnsi-
ssea 70 increase the capital sga.ss al .hs
company 90 Sta0.sxa
Tbs Washington Nuil.iing Association
will meet April II % vote whetheF the cap
itAl stock shall t,c Increased "a So exc
Arrangements have been completed ~,
the dedication al the tscrnAasa hall, COS
ner Of Thirteenth aaa + streets. seesnas,
- Elaborate preparations are helnE maft,
Ter the success ot fhe 1esiieatnfy exercises
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GOV. PENSoyEg DEFEATED.
He VIII Not Veto the Bull Rnn Bill
EonaolfI ATTAIN @ehenaa T,o.d

SALEM. Ore, Feb. lS.--Csoy Pennoysr has
not yet taken action upon the house bill
authorizing the Portland Water Company
70 issue u, hoo, 900 bonds To Introduce pure
supply OF water. lie vetoed q similar bill
recently because II exempted the bonds
from taxation. and declared he would veto
the last one, bat today be was in confer
ence with Democratic members, and to-
night II IL given out thas he viii allow the
bill TO become d Law without bis signature.
Several Democratic members who voted 10
sustain the last veto have deserted the gov
ernor's coiofs aud have 0opped over be-
cause the Portland delegation has support
cd many OF their road bills. thereby seeur-
Ing their passage.
Gov. Pennoyef has allowed Layman' 4
high license bill. Northups piiotage bill
aud number of bills approprIating, all
told. over sioo.ooo 10 build wagon roads, to
become laws without his signature.
II Is probable that the house bin eonsoli-
dating the cities OF Portland. East Port.
land and Aihina will be defeated In the
senate simply because the Maitnomah del.
egation seem disposed 10 put IL 10 a stop.
The senate to-day passed Seatea's bill
making newspapers sent Ia persons fn Ore
gon without having been first ordered,
Gifts, and providing that no debt shall &C.
eftie tnefefrDfn
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mesr DISCLOSE rus PROCESS.
All she EISctFte sugar E.finers Ar
Fxstwxi - 50 ae4sins 4aaI tha Secret

Ann AzseG. NleA.. Eess gS-Al fna
YsFsses interested S1 The EgeUsrse SgsQsr
AsHaias &c. fsaesSs SSse ssrs2te>s a. MI.Aa
SATURDAY Aizns. $50 sheriff RETURNING "a
snss CHS <Asas ss(aaiSas aSaa NFS. olive,
ffteEzas y u e. Hawari. E,zassv Hoard
ss2s sa.stsas aa2 ss@a iis.sieaa. aud plzr~
EAg ias@az * shS sas5tsts ssiB. IS here tier
So essazHss% 4asE weze sFFessed FER asz
EssHs&E HsssssSs &As4eg sassss ysFsissaNas
IafeS fHsSaslarafs has hsesl faznA aeNfszs
fassa a1 k@f sgsa1 fsrY OF NeN Tagk iass
&sSaSsF Csc Is f0g HrsaG szzzszSS tAe
Saga esssa SssaF aHss Tao Oh cazargaszs. ~
Ia : s.sl2 fzsi3Ss - NvW I0sek On sAasss IL.
astsAesists sess ulssssaass wxre aa&sae "a tAA
EesFfEsssF ~ &SE&sszss, EAa 2SSNes3 var.
1855 tszs EaSts &fFsss fvasArf I zhe fvSa
Be ssss sssA Is sNs 50 ssse parties essAia
tze ss&sss - tAsx sane ssSsas Mr.. s'rtes,8
q a. ~ SSeyesa-as AZ. HaSsza ssas ia 9sss<ss
So SAtarsssy sR9En5ag Thar sxenF@es. q,
AsiAA teess rs sszse tAsz 10 cflaasGal aeszsss,
uss 81 Dc hsN,zSs.1 esi fssey zsre grrVsses
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a. above stated ~ Is w0 ixs<, Ne bxls
EouM be- oheAsned. and they renGned In
JxsL Howard threatened that when they
got 70 New wark sher1 would be . sensa-
Esan greater taxa eyex stirred In that city.
xEw YozK- Feb. M-LaWzua 3. FajIe<.
csc Of tie directors of the company. main
tzsns that ssaere ID No d01bt fxfendss rean-
ing process IS genuine new 6zScOrery-
aazs declares that he viii pat Al these
csose the process
A~S ARseE- Mich. Feb. ls--Hyx- Friend
xzsi the ether electric sugar people are sill
fu s4s1 They xiii make strong legal
agf1t against the validity Of the papers
held by TIE Ser YORK esslrrrx.
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STEAM FISHING scmooNEns.
Five Under Construction and ON
IHsf EQ9nnIafaA

SAN fEASeiLeo. Feb. ls.--The steam
schooner 6ertie Storey, built for the Alas
IA salmon trade, was launched at the
North Beach shtpyard of Capt. White at
noon sunday. All her machinery had
been put in place before she left the ways.
sooh after she touched the water her en-
gines were pat Ia molten and trial trip
was made about the bay. The Fulton Iron
Works haz now contracts TO build fiye fish
tug sehooicFs Work GA the hulIs is In
progress. The nrst il for the Arctic Fish
ing Company and viii be S. feet In length.
~ feet beam and feet depth III hold. An
other OF the same dimensions will be con.
stfncted for the Kodiak Packing Company
and third, Of a similar size. for the Rus
stan American Packing COMPANY The
fourth Is contracted Tor by the karduk
Packing Company. 90 be called the Jennie,
and the 9th Is the new schooner of the
faautna Deep SEES Fishing Co., now await
ing sew machinery at faqaiss City.
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rAssENaER Isis.

nEeEna & California Passed Ns4Ft~ss
> 4. Harris. 81 SgeaeNz. ;. ! Asl&rsi. u. :
lssss'S. n. A. setheFSii, 5, r Ross. A &.
hr@NR. z IL t'esfawTs A. Z. MeTEx nsaa.
Mrs.. MStheyN.ll. tie01Ec = wltheeS. Yfr
is{f sud a lie. II, : Me~sre. \ ~ Massre.
Mss ssstnS 8u9s1eFasS3. ! = saith, L
". hsss, A y NAfsssek. wife saa asaSA
ssF, Il. \. Rgsle and ~sfe. 4. Il saIfsss
wife saG sea. : H. 1oaax sna a. sssots.l
class
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NO CHINESE WANTED.


SraEksE FALis, Feb Is.-Chinese hare
been strictly prohibited b. miners and
either residents % Caenf d'Alene from en-
acrfHg that regioa for any purpose what
ever. They had hoped % en.ep ia Hndes
cover Of the railroads which are being
Duiif fafoezt the mountains, bat the
whites have been on fhs alert. Last week
graders on the o. Z. 4 ~ reAssed the viii
Ix9e Of Iekoa, Chinese safes@rx being Ina
the party. About four days before the
railroad company had discharged their
white ixbofsrs and substituted Chinese.
This 40 enraged tie white lae1rers and
residents Of Tekoa that they resolved 70
take matters In their hsrffe. and accord
tszly tie Chinese were ordered q, leave
sFitslB few hours, asd. 81 the tiEne was
iirnitsd. the whites helped them 70 pack
together their traps aud escorted them To-
y ard Pennington. so blood was shed aud
the Chinese reached this city safe and
sound tbs following morning.
The remains of Fred MeBeth, who fell
from the Monroe street bridge and was
killed SATURDAY. were laid 81 rest this
morning. He had TO friends hsre.
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CRAwFIsu CHARLEY KILLED.
Fatal Shooting ARRAY at the Door
of A Portland Safanx

FeRrLASp, Feb. lS~-Ffank uaKett, alias
FRANCISCO jsehctta, sho; and Killed Char.
ity olseu, commonly known as s'Crawsish
Charley ia front et the old Tammauy
saloon, First and II - Gets, last night. The
men quarreied over the payment for
drinks Olsen Knocked tageit down. and
the latter drew revolver aud shot olsen
No inquest Was held o4day over the
lsltss OF Charles olsea, who Was shot sad
killed last night hy an Italian named
Frsneeseo jaehetta. Tke man who was
with Olsen when he vas shot ran away aud
cannot BE foand By the officers. Jaehetea
claims both inca assaulted him. and the
Hitting WAS done III segf-defeasr. owing 60
TIE absence os this principal witness the
laduest was issss..-aneis The ftaltaus of
The csty viii make efforts t0 CHAR gachefta
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Fears Entertained for the
Steamer Wilmington.


Poar TosssEsD. FEB. Is.-The steamship
Wflmin1tou. whirh sxslcs for Puget sound
from ses Francisco. IL now E6ree days
orertne. Exs had not arrived here a. .
this evening. when the telegraph oases
e,IOsed. some fears are entertained for her
esfety. The steamship UrstllIs left sssa
1rnuelxco Friday aud arrived this Saoznilk
but saw nothing Of hs.
The U=xsIsis enesantesed very strong
had winds. and Ii Is not unlikely f1s wal
mIrxfon has sought shelter in the lee Of
e0yne cape cue has the largest cargo and
the fnoef passengers OF any TIP since she
entered the Puget son8d trade. The l5uss
"a Fiauesy has been down al day, and IA
ns-.rs Il Il he hed from the cape.
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THE GEORGIA MTSsTRELs.
They Face . Crowded House 81
Frye's Opera House.

Richard & PYipg1e's famous Georgia min
strels held the boards a. Frye's opera house
last night and presented truly meritorious
minstrel performance 70 crowded house.
Although the company carries bat Ks per-
formers with IL, each man of thsi I6 Is
thoroughly capable OF performing his one
sixteenth of the work OF all this cluster,
Silly Kefsands aud the Mallory brothers
George and frank-are probably the bright
est stars. Mr.. Kersands' forte being in open
ing his mouth, while the Mailorys are En-
isAed dancers and singers.
As with all minstrel performances pro-
ceesiiiigs opened with an clio. and the
au1ieaee was treated 70 some really artistic
vocal music. In sAc second part Mr.. Huffs
performance on ti1e harnnonica was proba-
bly, rhs neatest number. The vocaIizing OF
the Crescent quartet and the speeialties
of the o1ly William kersands also deserve
praise. The evenings amusement closed
with n ludicrous farce entitled, Brother
tiardner's Lime Kiln Clnb. with chsrac-
tiers by the troupe. The same company viii
show al the opera house this evening,
when the bill viii undergo an entire
change.
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THEY IfnELKp A naRoSEr.
Three Victoria Nea spapers Sued gy
Air William no.ta

Ntfsoa16. 4. e. Feb is..-Sir William
aosis. baf0aes. has commenced proceed.
tnES against the tsseaisi. as~sss and SEssssf,
ard. newspapers - this eiiy. fos a.
lekvd ASsss asaetaa~ t4S tsasazGcx ia
aAsa Szsc s. SsaRa All las
Also en.asSd proceedings assiax4 Ws1tasn
Angus .eT life1. Claiming si0ssse slatuArss
4 = understood taat sAS several suits al,
The 1asc1sae IT siSsemrats which wefe
eeSaEaaa street talk, and Watch il snrrarS
were started ay an Individual snd abiek
carried every appearance 81 truth as IL
Was veil kiasaRa sssAs number IL Young
isien hal been painting tAe sewu brilliant.
~ FSs. dafsaE t4e pal eUHpse Of weeks
aAs basis Ua shseA th. eases sre rested
however. has sos seg been male sWsan ~
slsS several defendants
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ELLgxssUEG, Feb. Is.---Yestersiay after
noon Miss pfeweil. sister of & G. Proweil az.
Vision superintendent OF the Northern
Pacific railway, was thrown out OF car.
rage at the depot on account of the team
getting scared ut an engine aaid running
awsy. Her head struck against telegraph
pele. She was removed To her home IN an
unconscious condition. She regaIned con
seriousness this afternoon, and the doctors
have strong hopes Of her recovery.
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At Public Sale!
LOTS In THE FIRST
RAILROAD ADDITION
TO ELLENSBURG.
OFFICE OF GENERAL LAND AGKsT !,
n. p. 4. Z. Co.,
TACOMA w Feb 1880

OFFICE OF GENERAL LAND AGEST
n. p. 4. z. Co.,
TACOMA, w. T., Feb. 1, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the ". p. r.
K. Co. viii offer for sale st public auction,
on Saturday, the I'd day of March, 1889, be-
ginning at IL o'clock a. m. the following
described property owned by said COM
pany in the First Railroad addition to the
city OF Ellensburg, Kittitas county, WASH
ington territory. to wit
Blocks I and 3, lots 10 s in block 6:
blocks Z, 2, L. IA, IS, 19; lots 10 II, block
u; blocks %, q, Is, "a. y and %; fractional
blocks A, B, G, ID, and lots and in
block l.. Terms of sale, one-fourth cash,
balance in three equal payments-four,
eight and twelve months from date of sale.
Interest on deferred amounts at the rate OF
7per cent per amman. Sale viii be held at
the Office of Messrs. Stewart, wilkins d Co.,
corner of Fourth and Pearl streets, Ellens-
burg, w. T. Plats of the aforesaid railroad
addition will be found at the General Land
Office of the n. r. X. r. Co. at Tacoma, w.
t.; at the immigration Office of the ". p.
X. X. CO., corner OF Pine and First streets,
Portland, Oregon; at the Office of Stewart.
wilkins & Co., Eilensburg. w. T., and at
the Office of A. A. Newbery & Co., Spokane
Falls, vi. T. For further information apply
to PAUL SCHULTZ, General Land Agent,
Tacoma. w. T..
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81. I<Jrss. Feb. n--Adviees from Indian
Territory say the journal or diary OF Belle
starr, the noted female bandit. has been OBJ
tanned f-ofa the starr ranch Belle starr
intended 50 publish il ~ 81 autobiography.
The Eater contained therein Is repIefe
vita Thrilling incidents AID personal nd
ventures. bat the most remarkable features
of al are certain disclosures concerning
crimes IN Texas aud Indian Territory,
which viii tend to prove test innocent men
hare hee7 sentenced on various occasions.
Il r. also q matter Of curiosity that the
names Of prominent persons are connected
with certain crimes that have been com-
taisted IL reeent years. Some OF the
sketches in the jcugEa. are lively and ha-
s7ftrns-s
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A Fall Ia w.aiimxsaa sanl.

San fskNe&sz0. Feb X. Wellington coal
fssl S. lseF ton ebay Aad la syfapaghv all
other eSsaa ta~sk = tight anssN Mr. I'Ht,s
ssssis remarked taat 81 was nos VN9rSo7.
aiusfys rao supply iuss nnw sfmrly ex.
eeehs Ehe liesesnd. That - al
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MUaDEnous SEAMAN.
Two Of tho Crew OF the Umstilia
Aseanlt Another.

Aseanlt Another.
A warrant was sworn ont late last night
l0x the arrest OF Michael Corigan, sea.
man on board the t'matilla. charging him
with asuault 10 commit felony upon Ed
ward helcher. chief cook of the umatills
The circumstances OF the ARRAY are mar.
rated In the Port Townsend dispatches to
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COngan was arrested ON board the Una.
tills early this morning by U. s. Marshal
hamilton. and was takea before Commits,
Nl0ner Emery aud committed for examine
ton to-day. II appears that he was part
cops erspssssis with Hopkins. who made the
assault with the knife. In that he engaged
bcicher's attention and assaulted him in
front while Hopkins attacked him from
the rear.
Heicher will be brought from Port Town
send today TO be present az Cougars ex-
summation.
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HOMICIDE NEAR RUBY CITY.
A Eaneher Shoots an Indian who
CIamorea nj fffs naor.

ELLEssnrKg. Feb. ls.--The stage which
arrived yesterday brought report that two
Indians went TO Jim FafchelIs ranch, near
RUBY City, and asked for feod- Being re-
fused. they attempted TO break In, when
Psfcheii shot throuE.. the door, killing one
Indian. He gave himself up 10 the sheriff.
claiming the shooting was done In self de
fence
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Iae lynaaes win shortly So 10 the bunk
ers 20 load
The tlea. Haraey went 10 New Dnuge.
aesS yesterday.
TIE Tesser and Awertssa Ranger both
gNi SWAY sunday.
fAe Rufus z. H0osi Is loading BLACK
piEneu8 eaal a. ;ae bankers
Tie boilers of the ting illrhssi I7,s.77,-aL :.
'gcss inspected On saturday isss.
she ius fsooRss came In YESTERDAY. Il
= anteFstes,Si she viii audeFgo repairs b.
fore she leaves here
The Feruaaie, prior 30 Der departure
Yesterday for NsHa3ma, had aer boilers
tnspccsea BY he governTasa; inspectors
The Wilmington viii arrive here TODAY.
Her delay seS causcsi by her having "a pat
lnie Astoria % elsassnge some fgeish5 fog
that p0sns
WilisaF9 hAwSons Hssw launch rra<necs
was launched At Celmaa = dock YESTERDAY.
Sas VIII he taken ~ Pert Townsend within
few DAYS
The tusil&sA sTFlgcst Yesterday afternoon
Al elssck VIA = passengers ars. e-as IONS
q Twilight sse experienced same faaEh
weather oa tae trip APP
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ho%tttx. Fvh iS-ssiles Novelty and
AmurieaG cha
$40 fRANt3Sea, Feb. is.v-Arrlte.s-
sen. E'egf Discover Wellington, Depart.
Mge e45- sailof~ssrS EmiNrs aaa sassssN-
sf1i ts,lis.sfsaa. N4aassn0. So Sau Fseslta. So
ts2salns Wave. facusss. 81 Bite Jacket
seStsAes - IaSa Cares. Feet gewuSepa. ~
Eacsll TRlsSg, iafs axstocis
AAYSE, Pes = Arrived Heary Failing
sad iscner. fram Tacoma.
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THE SUICIDE or u. A. RAY.
Urged In the Deed by Friends
freaehsry.

EHgnAIis, Fch, tS--tien y 4 Raw wtfa
coa,nssted suicide IN lortl sna saturday.
was sicc-rrssIdcnt Of the hehaitS " ascF
Company, He came here the accredited
agent of the Olympia fspc Works la re
cemtscf last. was granted \ franchise log
water pipe hsstha eoancil, orgsaixsxt \ cena~
pany aud most IL the stock Was subscribed
by shehalts people. Al meeting Of The
directors "Wednesday all the fnoorporSsoFs
bat Ray paid sheiy assessment, aad thea Il
was suspected that he was financially short
Thursday might he went - Vancouver Saa
filed Oh a timber claim, and borrowed 50
To SO with. lie also coleeesed saae other
SANS al faoaey.
The Ray salei,ie il all the talk here. Yen
khesn's connection with the affair Is he.
fieycsf % I've more than appears GA ssse saF-
face. HIS statemenH IN The fsTrSezsas j.
laughed at, Instead of him lasainx money
10 Kay. The loansfag has hscn the other way
Won Rhetsi lois theAAlss vita borrowed
money. ewing heard sad priateFss hills
He also obtained uausey ia fortsa0d using
> Ghehafis mans name without authority.
He MAS aware the woman. Lewis. vas nss
Rays sister and that his stientsens were
ksxesiing troslsale, Ray left Aehziis Tsfags-
day night Noa RAcaa wvaE Friday roe
farmer remarked, u am elAi ta isa4u,
tea.. In Portland hc SSsa 10 would 80
on 90 California and lesse tp~ulsle setsn4
Ray was SQUARE IN bis .ieAiiaxs here az IL
a ts@ DAYS before his. death he y - So
thought jealousy and disappointment
eafscd the suicide. Ras sAs Ytes~pseas
tiens end manager of The sgtFE eogarxay.
bus ssaai up Ne yaeaey. his asst6 SaasSs 20
iassslesensg. except = few DAYS sefay Eo
hsa nxs superintendent
,ihe iassrs5eM reieFyess "a IA TIE alxsxs
uispstah was aNa IN whs0h Yea khSla
N1sxfs esf TIA; b was RAYS X UcsAetas.
lhsssAsszsiag him money, etc. aud tAas &c
a sss.t KNOX Me. gawls Ma Gos RAYS
sAe-z q sssfEesiss aAs this 10 Szs es the IS.
ruc - appearance she ssa sFnals wwsnsn
fesrS Of sge. she hss a Ax,s.. $500
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eEw yoeK sTol,K RgyIEw.


NEW Y0Rx, Feb. Is.--rbe stock market
to-day was fairly active, but while feverish.
Irregular and unsettled In the forenoon,
was decidedly strong, especially for speci-
alities, In the afternoon, aud final declines
arE few In number Concessions from
Saturdays figures at the opening extended
TO Il per cant, and the market was fever
Isl and Irregular, with generally weak
tone for the first few minutes, when the
general list developed tae same strong tone
which has been So marked feature for
some days past. The market finally closed
active and strong al about the best prices
OF the das.
Government bonds have been dull bat
arm.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YogE, Feb. M-Money on call, easy
as flztae. Prime aiercantiiespaper, sts36
sterling exchange dul and steady: CO.
day bills, ~ s6ll: demand, 81 $50.
BONDS.
IS lregisteredl .12s1i 4iss tcoupons). 100
Is lc0upoBsl I2sA Pacific 6s.......... 10
a II .E..r ~
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NNTNFsEs nCttnsG NJ. RAspa Hes.
ksaN sss iass sexaRfesest f;ae erection. a.
tAe sSsHer of ssaees assa tse=s 4zss4ssS. II =
tssTssx-ss.sTs feazee s4f1etass ssxHs3 ssss In
size. lbs s.s'es and sxAx - fAe sesss9ssr
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WANTED.

Tie makers. Zoe and CSC apiece.
Land clearers. 81 day.
Servant girls. so 20 $50.
General employment always on hand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-21
MARINE MATTERS.

WAsHBURN, Wis, July 90 Arrived:
James L. Hurd, Chicago; Northern Wave,
Buffalo, water pipe. Cleared: James L.
Hurd and Northern Wave, Duluth; David
Davis Ashland.
ASHLAND Cleared: Hurd, lumber, Chi
cago; steamers Aurora, Pratt, Offerburg,
Anna Smith, Armour and Business and
schrs Red Wing and DAVIS on Lake Erie ports.
WINoNA-Boats up: II. Harris, Juniata,
Inverness, St. Paul, l. S. Alert. Boats down
Helen Mar City of Winona, Lotus, Pitts
burgh. R. Harris, Juniata, Inverness, u. S.
Alert Lafayette Lamb. Water two feet five
and half inches.
SAULT STE MARm-Up; Australasia. North
west $50: Frank Vance, 1925; Caledonia,
/; Wahnapitoe, S:25: II. A. Douttle, Emma,
10; Mabana1, 1885, India, GIemffer, 40;
Superior Sandusky, $40; Ira II. owen, 6:45.
Down: George Eifmere, Wadena, 10; Mesh
OTTO Outovee, II 30; MearS. S. T. AtWater
William Crosthwaite, 1925; Constitution,
Josephine, Cherry, Ames, 30; E. w. Peck,
7:43; Hiawatha. 9:20: Empire State, 1879
Queen of Lakes, MinnehAha, 80; NJ S.
Bacon, 4;25; kalyuga, Fontana, 6 30. The
Samuel Langell, drawing too much water,
is tightening in the canal.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
SoUTHAMPToN-Sailed: Columbia from
Hamburg for New York.
MISUNDERSTANDING Aller from New
York
New YoRK-Arriyed: City of Chester from
Liverpool.