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feszsz eslecs alss 80 81 Isavid Murray. q
large landowner q sass pIaes. through
wIsssse prosperity he YoaS runu in the soash
part x sfse cssy ifs8ifs. For the past week
* 49, - IT'S eeFn rafy e0nkd build tie
fenee 10 me dsy Esaae. Murray has been
squally - frpraps 10 tearing i down and
alIlag np She Esosi~hoEeg IS FIsgfst. Murray
rot ~ sufanctioa AZ Epokane Falls. re-
ssraifnng The company. but there Was sonse
llaw is il 10 il woasd not bold He vii
ssrobassly 30 o. digging Up tie lenee Until
JnsIea 4srAves conve1es eourf here next
Aoaday. when test case wil probably -
rnaie ~ to aisa csssmpanys fight 70 occupy
40 feet Tor right "a say.
Mr. EraA Eeeker. ore Of issaersDETg
rising yoawg met. was united in psSFrtage
today 70 Hiss Asila Z. smith Of tais city
Mr.. ~ X brown anss vile returned 70
Ellenshury today, sitter prolonged visit 70
Earoae.
- fgcwn, yogng son o. Sheriff Brown
had hss hand basiy torn and two fingers
cnf OF todHg whisa IassoinE cayuse,
catching his band between the h0Fn Of the
saddle AID The running r0pe. II vas 3
veYy n@lngal accident. hRs lniskily he vas
elase % Iown and received rToffps medical
attention.
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I.eNr raM NsNNn NNws.
Nssaxn 81 the sasle aases fSsarEaaisa
sion sf ths Merchants NNuk,

Nssaan 81 the fsasas ois~n tSsnrEaaisa-
sien sf the Merchants NNak,
rosr ToNNSesa, New ta~eIAe steaza
scauenes Iasis alsosss which was reeeatiy
sakea from tie sound "a rua bstwean
Portland Sesi TaliansgsS bay. FessrnaA 70
fhGs foFs Issasslsy. having heen sald by
rArsala UtNan ia tasssssss Il Ihawpsan and
Maissana RAskxFssg snr S. To1. she viii be
sng1oyed IN tbs ffesgat traffic oa the
kauf8.
Juaee sasass g. swan, eg thls
.efss has txes laylted rs the
ssnhtssAsF q tie Es~ss a. fseasase a
kEesaxshatuy - that Fexsew. and wla seon
fsspAfe fus q en article upsA Ese Fes-
shss Rae2se a. faeeS soana. and les Coa-
AZ sslen With AslA.
S Tho ksvks banking Esua q 1adA & fz,sen.
~ Portland. havs rssrehasasi IS 0yxes +.
i aawp hsa interest," IA tGe Merchants hank
~ this city. 1hss Essss shksl 4 eamgge.4as
#sssessss IN ssss sassssessan. NJ. Cgann sesa
5lssaias hss ownership II tae hsil6.Hp. 80
.Hstaxex ese. The sesEas IF gae sAge base
stssf xnt aesuasa paAssS Mr. care states
skak BE- ass 4 geoa pssae Ga Als snsssesss an8
- pfppesssssau uss aeespsssi. 4 n.sessns
- t.ae rsarssspgs wzs as{a lass a1sas aaG she
sstssssysmsasx nex pesieers were eleesssss Esess.
aNaa EAassss tsssna<sss viee esss slsns. ".
~ Lads nAAEsfeF g. N FaFkAns. tor.
hssfay lsg.. 4S<AAAieF & = SEA-. ss rsss-
80 teller ia III HssslsEs h&at e 1.z.la &
S 4 s1SsaA
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CHICAGO. Nov. 2--En response 70 q call for
national convention Of political reioTnsrs IRE
spective OF party, thirty srohsbitioniss. twenty
four Union Labor people, six Greenbackers and
tive Republicans assembled st Central MEsic
hail today 20 talk matters over. The meeting
was called 20 order by Alfred Clark. OF Chicago
&pd various topics discussed. A cal for
those who favored equal suffrage for both
sexes resulted Ia ever body standing
except one farmer from = Iowa Commit
tees were appointed The object OF
the convention Is 70 establish 3 union and con
stltEtion of the forces that possess Law making
powell There is q general feeling against mon
opey. the platforms OF the Republican and
Democratic parties. saloons and In favor OF
ballot and civil service reform. At tonighrs
meeting the committee on resolutions presented
the following:
Resolrcd, That We commit ourselves 70 fnan-
ciai reform, TO abolition OF the liquor sraHc. 10
equal suffrage, tariff reform ind government
control of means of transportation and com
munication.
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renu.ylvanIa Mine Accident.

PorTsv1LLE. Pa, Nov. I4--At the Middle
Greek colliery, near fremont blast Vas
fired IN breast cut yesterday and ignited
the leader and this fired aIsrge quantity
Of loose coal lying in the breast and
Threatened destruction TO the mine. While
fifteen men were at work this morning
extifigEishing the flames mass of coal
fell, olrying four Of their number IN the
burning breast The remainder went
heroicaily to work TO rescue their COM
panions, who we're now threatened with
being consumed by fire. and ERaily reached
them To their astonishmert they found
thena alive. bot 50 badly burned and in
jnred that they cannot recover.
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Young aien,s hebrew Association.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
met last evening in their clubrooihs ia the
Fortlouis building for the purpose OF
electing officers for the ensuing term of sig
months. Saul Blum was the presiding Of
ticer and j. Klein secretary prq tenn. The
following were elected officerss j. Rosen-
thai, president; Frank Aafonsop vice
president; Saul Blum, secretary Charles
kaufman. treasurer: /. Gbttstein, con-
dactoF: A. Grunbaun. ID. Mark. A. Gut
man, n Rosenthal and H. Abrams, trus-
tees. The standing amuseks6nt committee
Is J. Klein. Ralph Schonfeld and I. Brown.
The association numbers nearly tifty men,
bers and meets every Thursday evening.
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New TncorporatIona.

OLYMPIA. Nov. 4.-The following articles
of incorporation have been filed
Puget Sound Mortgage and Investment
Company. Of Seattle; capital stock. So. 600
Trustees f. r smart and +. w. Trounce
0bject-To deal in real estate and other
securities.
Mineral Hill Mining Company, of Spok-
ane Falls. capital stock, $3.50 900. Trustees:
A. NJ. Cannon. 4. d. Brown. Robert r.
Harerove. Alpheas NJ. Orchard, u. IL.
Bennett. H. ]. Brown and John johnson.
Obiect-To engage in a general mining
business.
The Tacoma Steam and Electric Power
Company, of Tacoma; capital stock. s25,-
600 Trustees: James e. Lupton and
John ]. Hicks. jr. Object--To supply
steam and electric power.
The Bay City Land Company, of What
com; capital stock, $50.iN0 Trustees: Fred
9. Pettibone, of Whstcom; Charles r.
Wheeler and James W. Morgan, OF See
home. Obieet--To buy and sell real estate.
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XIV MIR Ann NONE LEAvr.
Health fssearf 81 olympia street. Ia-
pfesaanenls--An Orderly city.

Health Ssaeari 81 olympia strert lisa
pFesamenls~~An Orderly city.
us.aMrsA. Nov. 1l.-Only thiFtY-one
aeashs have occurred ameng the 1000 pop
nlAilon u this elty during the past twelve
nsunths Thle i from the report Of The
board 81 health made last night 10 the city
fnssEesl. Its tie lowest deMfh rate Of any
Incorporated city IT equal size in the world.
Tbs deaths are classified Adult males
. Is. iNTRuss, d; adult females. I. miners.
total IA. Al the estimated population 81
.3slsnnla, this gives the death rate as ssT5
Ter ia
Reports 10 the city council which met
<aAas night. 1hnN active progress 10 strest
/ and Sidewalk Improvements
slhe health olsjeer reports = thorough
zkaesnIng Up every Yestsseraus sp0t ard
= axes iasfliislfa rfisle IN hEa good work.
5Ehn rssy surveyor IN aotns street wofk
- rensussa ~ square yanls 81 earth
zslaflax slss pas. shsve weeks.
3 sao1<h Atdfvws 4. ) Naape,s. Iohn
'sllAnA end Williams III Myers. have
esn aplesatrsl additional speslai police
,sen. The city h III very orderly aaa re-
s.seeiAhsa eoFssssssaii.
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OF THE STATE.
FAMINE Of he Events Of
Inauguration Day.
asy suHneD 70 DEATH.
}s<uzer< 81 fzas sI.elsos snseide--An
Kl;en@h1r3 Yarnsr FIghttng tbs
Nesshesn PaelfEe Hsfiroaa.

1fTHe5A. Ney. ssTIle isn't legislative
|yzlnsl<tee zna osnt eosnn1ttes 81 citizens
ezIs B.sk<s. 81 Trade nges tonight ard the
sikx rfexr Ems Mas arsanFed for tie
eteetisn onsiays Msyor JOAN +. Cover
Viii - master 81 ceremonies, Rsv. Or.
<es <heIiazn, aEa r q Var Epps. mar
[41ni The insl<2sioa csmmsttes was IN
>zs1sct<a - snYife ~ esrle societ3es, and
No ki,e cbisf justice 70 administer the
>elkA4 Is oizsee tbs citizens were re-
aested 70 szecorsls snd illuminate The
BY. ~ tie Citizens fhFutgho~t the stale
83x i1ssifed. The committee waS Instructed
n Telegraph faiEruSa and steamer llnes fQr
H<fne6 fat3a Nnd 70 have boats await M
><sniAk sf&.ne foz tai - east Of the m0npt-
frz-
d i rscspilon vii be held IN the city haal
~ ! esefoek d fa., and daDefAg ~ Odd
&eIio~E ssiI - lister hour.
TIE rras<Beien Nlii start from the city
bs;f u ~ snnTp, Monday.
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sSonuMHsm NEWS.
The Buiiafng BOOM Confinnes-Proposi-
fipsa ~ Divide the County.

sinn - Divide the County.
sKonoagsH, Nov. is~ There saerax 20 be 50
shAIesnent IN. tho haiidlEg boom. Plans and
specifications are now being drawn sp for three
large brick business houses on Front street. for
Capt. Bl4rkmas. q. II. nukeMAu aud Tnmits
Elwefl respectively. Private residences are go-
log up IN every direction. Il Is estimated thas
population Will afoslut 10 BETWEEN ioug and Ave
thousand ia a years SINE.
Tbs residents of the north end Of snohemish
are mskipg strenuous efforts % have the county
divided. and tie whole OF the stislagasmish at
tafalee to s&axit county. + Will be an utter ina
FEASIBILITY sss them 70 esrgy cut their wishes,
IS the constitution contains Provisions which
seem especially prepared fer su,sh eases
The NarthweAt Dramatic Ciub Seattle or
ganixagfon. played tine osiuro9n' to 4 full
house on Mon3ey night last
Tie irm uf RoeAid, Piles 4 VIM. lawyers,
was dissolved yesterday MF. iysnn goes ON the
beach aad ], 4. Coleman takes bis place 10 the
firm
Miss Ianais Henderson left for Olympia yes
tcfiay. where sns expes = - receive etefkship
ia the legislature Louis r Hart. q young at
tofues Il down there GA the same .frAnd.
Tue ssabaRg sSgay. which sne soCai papers at
sesnptea 90 work fat9 sensation, WAS in fact
nothing more than 40 accident. 40 faE as the
eating wAs concerned. The accuses had a
knifa custiag saaaeee, sad IN Sudden fEga straek
80 bis opponent. who fhgew ap his arga. meeting
the edge Of the knise
TIE Golisea Bawas viii be palt on the stage
early next aaaaSs by \ iacal company.
Toe liFss sitting OF court Ia this district win be
ia skAgit euaasys aext ia suohafaisn. and lastly
IN Mhateou Judge wgan = arranging his en-
gaEsments ~ quickly fsassss8e-
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CHICAGO, Nov. l3--At todsy's meeting Of the
board Of managers Of the Interstate Commerce
Railway Association no reference was made 70
the Union Pacific Northwestern agreement, but
notice viii be served on these rOads that IL they
EXPECT 20 be considered members OF the assoeia-
ton they must Tile q copy Of the contract
with Chairman Walker. n this Is re-
fused the Rock Island. St Paul,
Missouri Pacific and other companies win cease
10 abide by the agreement on the ground that II
hSss been wilfaiIy broken. II the contract is
iied special meeting win be called 10 consider
the question Of its Legality.
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WALLA W81LA. Nov. i4.--A few days
ago a isneman named Foreman while work
ing near North Powder or the new tele-
graph line now being erected along the
Oregon Short Line. waS F1reeptated forty
levt into q pile Of rocks BY the pole break
ing. Iiia iegt les was hrakea above the
ankle. the right leg bruises AID wrenched.
hgsiacs nl9nY cuts and bruises on the head
aud body. lie VAS brought TO ~. Mary
hospital ia this city yesterday,
A sister 81 Mrs. A. A. hsherts, named
Daisy nus.sugh. sged a. iamped from =
wagon iu pen.aeioa few weeks ago and
ran away. Notwithstanding continued
search since. 10 srsee Cd her has been
found,
Con Finn, stepsan ~ u. Ames. while est
haagng BIS stock "Wednesday in the upper
valley, had hts arm broken hy his horse
2slA ug ws.ll him He Waa brought to this
elsv sur medical treatment.
Yesterday munster Of recruits Tor she
second cavalry arrived from Jefferson.
M0.
4 FARMHOUSE en- the Tiasley place. near
peualason, Was harmed IS the ground
yvsgensay. A siernsAn tfnm Walls Waiia
hal moved IN tAe day previous. lie had
narfoW escape Nlth his kle
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Street Commissioner Alexandf frs crew OF
men have just finished the lafing Of the
sewer on Yesler avenue. II AS required
the work Of an average OF t3rty men for
about seven weeks. IL Is b0O0 feet in
length and lies from eight to twelve feet
below the grade The sgxer on Fourth
aud Cedar streets in Ngrth Seattle was
finished yesterday. Ii + fourteen feet
nine inches deep and go feet long. The
sewer work on Front greet in North se-
attic. is progressing With large force Of
men at work.
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Eaarwy Enoush 20 Run Portland,

paRrLASn. Nov. h.--GhaTles Pratt, of the
Standard Oh Company. when here a short
time since GA The occasion OF the marriage
81 his son 70 the daughter OF ". s. Ladd,
lacked ever The properly OF the Willamette
Falls Electric Company at Oregon City, and
Was 80 vel pleased with the prospects OF
tie company that since his return home he
sent oak SD bought all che remaining stock
OF the efFa pany, 10 the amount Of $leS.0oo
The coz aAny has contract for lighting
The eity}Y Portland. and intends TO supply
po@er i6f running 81 kinds 0f machinery
- Z
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IoSRoS. Nov. lA--upon reassembiing
Of the pavnel commission this morning
the cashier Of the national bank testified ss
to accounts kept in the hank By members
81 the league, Biggar ohieeted 10 the testl-
mnny as Irrelevant. Justice Hammer sur-
gessed that BiggaF be present when counsel
for the 7Tsas went over the accounts, 10
prevent passing upon private business.
sir Henry James then resumed his arra-
meat in support Of the charges made hy
tho TFnrs
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ZASxIsAg, Nov. i4.-The sultan of Fan
xibar refuses to entertain the demand Of
the East Africa Co. for indemnity 70 cover
the losses suffered by the company because
Of the recent revolt. and demands payment
of the subsidy promised By the company
for the tiFsi experimental year OF its opera
tons The company resists the demand
and thinks second year should be allowed
il. on the ground that /, is impossible 10
estimate the loss Il has suffered.
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Yoa are respectfully resues ed to be present at
and participate IN the Celebration of
the Completion OF the
PUGET SOUND A GRAy's HARHoK RAILROAD
% this place. on
Saturday, November Is 1850.
NJ. .. Go0pELI. Mayor.
Seattle is directly interested in the devel-
opment of the country tributary to Monte
sano. and number of citizens viii accept
the invitation. Judge Strive has been
asked TO address the people at Montesano.
and as q special invitation was sent to the
Seattle Board of Trade it is thought by
many that the board should attend in
body.
Mr.. Stewart. of the Stewart & Holmes
Drug Company, said yesterday that he
should talk the matter up today among
the citizens and try to get up q good
crowd 10 20 down.
George B. Adair. president of the Board
of Trade. said yesterday
eff the whole board can't 20, which
should like to see, / am in favor of at least
q good delegation going, anyway. We
must show the citizens OF Montesano that
we appreciate their new road and that we
take a deep interest in it. too. They have
gotten up this excursion that we may get
not only good idea of the railroad bat
also the city of Montesano, and for enc
am strongly in favor of going down."
Everyone spoken to yesterday was of
the opinion that the citizens should go
down to Montesano as strong as possible.
They will have to leave Seattle at q. III.
Saturday and will arrive in Montezano at
about noon. returning the next day..
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- - 8 Narthers,.

T.coNA. Nov. t4~-Mr. j. NJ. Buckley.
superintendent 81 the Spokane s Northern
railway, arrived in the oity to-day and 4
registered AZ tae Tacoma Mr. Buckley Il
enthusiastic in regard TO the future al the
spokane i Northern road, aud said that il
would Re competed 70 Marcus. oa the
Cesusab.a river. this tall. and would event
ually connect wiyh the Canadian Pacific az
EexesStcNp
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ssversiI pieces 0f Sewelry set with diamonds
He nspresenfed hirnseaf here - Fred G.
Harper. cashier OF the bank tf Sheridan,
Mont, and used cards with that gentleman 5
name and Official designation printed upon
them. On his person was h<,ck Of checks
on the ab0ve named bank. and the stubs
disclosed the fact that q nunl,er Of them
had been drawn for considerable sums 10
the order cf various persons Many blank
drafts on Western banks were also discoy-
f.ress in his rrsoYsa
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Bennett.. Road Passes Through blaine.

Blame, Nov. l4--The Westminster
Southern railway Is now an assured
thing. The survey preparatory 90 slash.
ing and grading has been made through
Blaine. aud The contract for slashing aud
grazing has been let from the British side
70 Bsaine, ana in few days the contract
will be let for slaShing and grading from
Fairhavcn 10 Blaine. The railway COM
pany has received sl9 acres of land from
the citizens OF Blaine and surrounding
country as bonus Capitalists are begin
ming 70 come 10 Blaine. and are buying up
tracts Of land and plating L.
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rMIaRArIoN AGENrs on rRrAL.

How Austrian Peasants Are Deluded
Into Coming to America.
vlENEA. Nov i4.-At Madawaci today
the trial opened OF slxty-five persons who
are charged with swindling large num-
Der OF Galician peasants by inducing them
10 emigrate to America by false statements
passage money.
Among the persons implicated are the
eommiss1ry OF police, comptroller OF GUS
toms, Hungarian Judge and a number OF
customs guards.
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Exnlosian of : Cas- Maln.

yfcroRIA. b. C.. Nov. IA si1-inch GAS
main laid couple Of days ago exploded
this evening, it is supposed from foul air.
The street was torn up in numerous places.
Workmen had narrow escape from in
jury from fragments Of pipe ard stones
hurled H. 10 the air. The main is destroyed
fftr thrae hIaekS
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ne was q ynrrna,. Anywav.

John MeAniey, who was arrested as a
vagrant on Wednesday night by Officer
Ven Rhefn. aud upon whom were found
q coat and several checks on the Puget
Sound National bank that did not belong
70 him, was given thirty-dve days in the
city jail by Justice Miller yesterday. The
stolen property has not vet been claimed.
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Good Tempiar's Investment Company.

Articles Of incorporation will be filed in a
few days Of the Good Templar Investment
Company, OF Lake Washington. The
trustees are e. b sutton. Lucy Platt. r. A.
kennedy, j. McWilliams. H. II. Love-
ridge c.. ii. Morford and Jonas Busheli.
It's officers are: f. b. sutton. president;
G. II. Morford, secretary, and J. A. Nc
Williams, treasurer. The objects of the
association are 20 secure the buildias OF q
hall or other buildings in the city of Seat
tie: to purchase real estate and to create a
permanent fund not exceeding s6 900 for
the benefit of the association.
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ne TeoR nnlr rrine.

ToRoxra. Nov. 1.-THE case Of Andrew
Drum, q Kansas City. charged with for.
gers aud eaabezzlemsnt. has been re-
uaaRdea Tor a week. Major Drum, his
ancie. had al unsatisfactory interview
viSh The prisoner to-day, IA the course Of
which the latter told the old gentleman that
SIS 90 was caly nase 10 him ttha
Famsst=A
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The Amphlon Court-Martiai.

VICTORIA. Nov. A.-The court-nlartial OF
Captain Hunion and Lieutenant Warren
der begun this morning. The evidence of
Lieutenant Chads occupied nearly all the
day. The questions and answers chiefly
related to speed Of the vessel and the man
ner in which she was being navigsted. The
lookout gave evidence that five minutes be-
fore the ship struck he reported land ahead
alrr,ee thu hnss
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swindled by a Real E.state Man.

CHICAGO. Nov. ia special dispatch from
Pos tlae, Ill. says: WIN. H. Farshman. a prom
inent real estate and loan agent. has disap-
psared. arm for whom he has been doing
a lot Of business claims that by means Of forged
mortgages he has swindied them out OF large
sans. II is estimated that the forged paper win
exceed $4,000
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WHkrsaa. Nav. IA aumbeF # rsneh-
egs ga l,a&e Whaseasa hs5ve bsnsed their
plaees a. high aeaTsS Tee ranches mass
eoatAn eoss oF eaid ~ hastily such asuEes
ii the {aaadAalaeFS aFs in earnest.
Our Pe0a.e desire the legislature % con.
sress 50 ssset lass 10 sfteage the lnasaus
Wha aola sAasss Ia ssy8IAlty 90 Lansnl
iusssaa sesesy Atoa te se3 81 dispose Of tae
same.
Sir y. T. l.ask. eEeafislg lard on lake
Nhasoegn bad hss ies ~ badly crushed
sew days ssncs ts&s sMpsasAssaa aeogs she
SRee q as foan3 neeesparg stasiay.
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Tha naytian Cabinet.

President Hippoiyte Of Hayu is announced as
follows: General Monthernt, jr.. minister of war
and marine; General saint Martin ilupuy, In
terror; Logger Gavin. justice and worship; Dantes
Srame2u. Pablo instruction; Antenor Firmin,
finance, commerce and foreign affairs: Clemen-
Hneuttens puDiic works and agriculture.
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san LEis oEIsPa. Nov. A-The little
3AnsAter u Joseph 6Tssinshsr, proprietor
eli the Cosmopolitan hotel 81 kayucas, vas
burned 70 death last niEht az that place.
The ehIld's ciathes arc believed 10 have
casea6 from a hanare ia Eae ssrsss.
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No wonder the Court Adjourned.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. t4.-A dispatch from
Hazard eorroborates the previous reports
OF the French Eversole tight in Perry
county. When the fight occurred the wit
nesses and attaches OF the Perry county
court were stampeded, and the court in
a sense adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
Human Bones IN the Embers.

ST. PETER. MIMI, Nov. l4-The bones
of man named Torgeson and his wife
were found this morning in the smolder-
ing embers OF their home. Torgeson was
afraid of banks, and was known to have
money in his house. There is strong sus-
uicion of murder
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15
The Democrats Hail In Brooklyn.

HTEw YORK, HcY I3-The cornerstone OF
new building for Democratic headquarters in
Brooklyn. to be known as Thomas Jefferson
hall was laid in Boerum place, opposite the
new hall OF records, this afternoon The cere-
mCny was performed by ex President Cleveland.
The new building will be seven stories in height
ana cost abou: $50 O0a