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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

lMrroMs Moisture; intense itching
ana singing; most at night; worse nv
scratching. If allowed to continue tumor,
FORM Which often bleed and ulccrate, be-
coming very sur. sWAYNE'S OINrMrSr
SiolH The 'c',iI s and bleeding, heals ulcer.
anon ana IN most eases remove the IN.
ihorS. Al druggists. or by mail. for 10
cents Or sNaync Il son, PHILADELPHIA.
nov IL Gm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

10 accommodate those wishing TO
attend TO Sam Jones meeting at AIcri.
a'an, Miss, to be held Nov. 20 TO Dee
"a inclusive. The NJ. 4 o, r. II. will
run n special train between Columbus
and Meridian on Nov. Goth, 2lst %,
-o"' H'lwecn StarkviIe and Meri.
aian Nov 2lth and 18th. West poj,,
.nd Meridian No" osth II era.
aberdeen and Meridian 2s,h and 29,b.
and Meridian Nov. 3OtL and
LIST. South bound will pass Ma.
ron ':il a M. and arrive at Meridian
lz:Zo p m Returning will leave Me-.
''!iah o;lo p m. and reach Macon SIG
,. m. nav
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

~ have seen Samaritan Ncrvi,o !,
ernn. Una, | cannot, in %ins,irc w
Every Ep'leplic refrain from mon'j 10
,ng; i'e case | had under INV rar '",'
entirely free from fits. Mr. Rc ,1't Is
an '%"h,ln'iaw OF Judge Claffo. A'h",sa'
qua; ono, whose little dauob,er m ha
na1 Ep'.eplic fits since her Iir,rn ,an
IA" no further attacks sinrn s,, "' nas
snu nrS' n<se. A woman, Mary .I" 'J"N
son, nm Epilcpiic since her b,r,h 'onn,
conn'f charge for oyer twCn,y' ana
- cnrcd' but the most rcmarkaLIc s"ars
Una, came und'rmy immediate cure
NC was a son of Mr.. Brnlbnr" "'.
manhattan, Kansas. who was ,hny, o,
distressing and pitifnl sinh cyor most
i.aason, ,ocomoiion Milf. hal noo ,M.
Icpar'cd, suggested TO the a.aa,y
,rv Samaritan Ncrvine. The" " ,oia
1raPnca Tor u bottle, and IN ton ' .,u
'mc ooy..was walking" DR.. e, / Tp..,
ees MauAattan, kas,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

q q. Mitchell, of P~ouiolor. Z. T,
simmons, of New ALBANY and Col
FAINT Of Holly Spriag, are retained for
the defense in the rase OF the State
aEfinst r. J. Thurmoud for killing
Vol. W. {. Falkuer. John NJ Allen ct
Tnpelo ana c, r. IIowry, uf Oxford
viii assist in the prosecution, New
Mississippiau.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

we hat the pleasure of meeting
capt Brad johnson and Mr., Nose
Coleman OF Winston They arc both
getting grey. but still are great lover.
OF inc chase. They had been down
TO Mr.. Thos. Scott's. near Cooksyj,Ic
where they met DR. Burt and the two
! o"ngS. of l.ownlcs counry and 9th.
er noted fox hunters, and although
they had about sixty frst,class doys
they did not succeed in striking, and
'he hnnt was given up, They conld
ind plenty of grey foxes, bni ,bcy
were after the red to try the metal Of
their dogs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
Bucklen's Arnica Salue

lHE BEST SALvE in the world fo,
BUS BRUISES, Sores. Ulcers, Sal,
m''eum, Fever Sores, letter. Cb,onnrd
LANDS Chilblains, Corms; and all Skin
rrnp'lons. and positively cures Piles
or no pay required 1t IS guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction or monov
fci"noed, Price Is cents per hoy
For Sale by J laws, ooA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23


' New OrIean, l]irayun, IN IN. of a..
neWSIest and most reliable pancrr rnh'
lished' Its Editorials are jndirions AMI
''heiy II gives all the news without f,a.
81 favor; its Associated Press ami snon;",
r'nthcrn kilograms cover all impor,,nt
I o'eisn and Domestic News. its Con,
"'rciaI and Market Reports arr co,nnlnto
una are accepted standards: its L,tt.rs
IRON New York nd Paris, and tho
1FtrIal Contributions Of Pearl p;ynra
,"'harln" Cole, MolIio Moore p,yi.
'enhie June, Marie Points and Others ,,n
''i"'''hg sources Of interest and ipfo,,n,-
non ana are of n high order or Et,r.r,.
merit, The Picayune is printed in clc,r
'ew type OF size sufficient to be- r..'J
'urhv''' straininp III" eye.
10 Keep abreast of the times and lpo,
:" N':'h moving that q ncwsrap.,
mould tell, s"nd Three Dollars for ,b'r,
''i''hs' subscription to the Daily p;e,
',tc. OF S'ibscri' FOR its splendid WE'LL,
at On" Dollar a year. Tho
''kiy is sixteen pages, and il issnas
very Thursday morning to reach nv
~ hcrs hafn, "..nI,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

NeNaAec COUNTY cast ~ Votes fsrtAe
stat AMI County uckef. Rather a poor
showing for : % pepuieusS 5ounN-Nbtr,
deeu Examiner.
With $ registered white vote Of 997.
We think NoNuhccS vote compares IA,
vorab.r With thst of aay other county
in the State
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

i'ont be deceived by fictitious or
pa!u lor certificates. All testimonials
printed in our paper con%cerning tho
,nerl' OF u. Il. B. Botanic Blood
nalm } are true and genuine, Write
o,oon Balm Co, Atlanta, Ca. for
Book of Wondcrs.n '''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

Clarendon, Texas, reporicl, inlae StH
ihc deepest snow THAI hail lslicu There
toNutS ~ tar,ye wears Ii is IN inches
deep The nos in the Panhandle
was the worst ever ku0Wn the driN,
WCTN ulne IcCt ucCp.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
have Trustees the Exclusive RIGHT
TO Control Pu'l lie Schools

ng.oW Is a letter which ought to set
JACKSON. Mis-, Nov. %. so
lRoF. W. +. M0NCRIEFp.
DEAR SIR In separate school iii ,t,iots
trustees have full power to prescribe rul.,s
"nu regulations for the government of mn.
pl'S ana to fix a curse of study defni,y
what siait be taught in each grade.
me design of the law Is TO leave n ,oo,I
authority in such districts the entire m,n
agehncn' ofthcir school interests.
ihe trustees of separate school districts
throughout the State exercise this nowor
an" settle all questions PERTAINING to th.ir
schooi matters. The function of their om.o
Is to promote the general welfare of the
sc"o'l ana they have the Inherent right tn
'leir discretion to accomplish this
end. yo,r. ,nmI. VIE
j.. Il. PRESTON.
a patron of the Macon Public School
wished his children excused from a
'er'a'h part of the course. which was
objectionable 10 him. Being inform.
ID that had no power to excuse any
'"p'i from any part Of the course pre-.
by the Board except for ..spec.
III reasons he said his impression
mat the school law left it option.
! with parents as to what branches of
course their children should study.
u order to give full satisfaction !
to Supi' Preston. enclosing his ,
o'f' The above i, the reply, and l
'm'ns' as ii does, from the highest
minority on public school questions ,
the State, ii ought to be satisfaction. =
and final. :.
w. II Mnr,,, 9
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

Mr.. r. A. Myers, OF Holly Springs.
Killed himself Mitharcvort yer last Sat
nrday morning lie ,cit a note saving
Inst 10 one vic ws<uota Democrat or
christian couhi live in this countr,
Tic was seventy seven wears old anl
had hecn a citizen OF holly Springs
vcars.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

The marriage ct Miss kalo Moore.
ueicc Of Cap. Moore. of Ridsvillc. and
pr u, \. Gilbert, OF the same town.
took place at Forest Yesterday and
to lay the happy couple ami 4 lhum-
Der 81 friends will RartSSc of sn,sie.
giant bridal breakfast nj Uatel Mccall
Cbb in his city And thus they all 90
ort ting with the tied" Congratula-
tIouS -Scouba Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

,."N"vrr wait, unless ii be too late
u'lhls Cur" guaranteed to euro "Skin
Eruption IN ali its various forms. For
,n'' hv I, ). Mnrphrv, Macon, O. +,
Hamilton, Shuqnalak.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
) aturday, Nov. %, 1850.

The 7. o. Department refused To
name the office at Graham's Store
jeff" Guess they were afraid it
was named for jeff Davis.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

The ocean racers are beginning to
maNe such fast aud close lime that
theN Keep account of the minutes and
after awhile we may expect to see the
SECONDS in The records, The.Ciw o.,
taris lately crossed the great herring
ring pnud in five days. nineteen hour,
aud fifty Minutes,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
HAMILTON, GA. Nov. 18th. 1889,
o The Clerk of the Chancery Court, Noxu.
bee Co., Miss

Sh"hccil SuuTt, NONu-
bee Co., Miss
DEAR sIR:-l am trying to procure n
pension fol Mrs. Lucy sherman. the widow
OF James A. sherman. who enlisted as A sol.
dler IN the war with Mexico in your town
or county.
presume there are soldiers drawing pcn.
s'on> III our town of county. Please find
II any of them remember James 4
sherman o ifany other citizen;remembers
him. Mrs. Sherman is a very Door woman
and make this appeal for her.
Very truly yours,
L l. MIIIIAMn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23


On last Monday night. between III,
Aonrs OF II p, m. and , a. m. robbor,
entered the s'orc-housc of Brown &
'"s''ah' clinton, Greene Co., by priz.
ing open the door, took rowdor irom
Inc store blew open the safe. and pock.
e'ed S2,1OO in hard cash ,hcn go,
down and had a quiet meal of choose
crackers and snrdincs. taking their do.
par'ure after filling their pockets with
Whatever They wanted and q good deal
they didn't want, some of IN, ,hi,ns
oc'"g found in the street having been
thrown there by the williams, No Glow
10 The outlaws has as yet been disrov.
except a few No. 5 shoe tracks orouna
me house. and the remains Of cbco,o
ANA crackers on the counter. THE roh,
o'rs cut of dresses from n nu,,h,, -,
OF goods, aud carried off MI no
Sara'ncs in the store OK, e., a few how
'ih'y have probably gone TO hou.o.
IN the hills. AS Gen, Ruho
not wear No. . shoe, this rob.
DC y cannot be laid to his score.
Mr., Edd Millncr, of C,iu,or ua,.
Yesterday in pursuit of the roh.
'eFs, bnt no trace of ibom a.,,,
o0""' -Gaincsvillc Messenger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
Col. Alfred Rhett.

,liAhLEsToN, 5 e., Noy. l2-Col
Aired Rll"tl, son Of cx. UpitoI S,,to.
Snd Confederate State Senator p
baInweil Rhctt, died here this morn.
my in the sixtieth year of his a 'm u,
rohgcstlve chill. lie graduo,rI a,
harvard. was colonel in The Confolor
ave army and commanded Fort Snmn.
ter, when it was m~sucressfn Iy atta"I,
ca by the Monitor fleet, and until IsEg
when 1t ceased TO be an artillery nos,
OF Importance, He was n noted lnn,
IN'' ll'e most noted affair in which
he engaged was the fatal dncl in 1ss9
Wllh co., Ransom Calhoun, Of South
AFTER The war he was chief Of nolicc
oi charleston, and at a critical nol;ti.
Johc'''reS was appointed by Cover.
''"fS Hampton and lSimpson ne state
'on''ahlr, lie was n brother Of p
Darnwrll Hlett, Jr.. editor az one limo
the Charleston Mercury, and loiar
The New Orleans Picayunc. ARA
me OF his death Col. Rhe,t was trial
and a rich planter,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
Home AND FARM,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Y,.,r - >.
mo Leading Agricultural Journal Of tho South md wast,
; Made by Farmers for Farm.,s


Asn R = record I'd Of successful agriculture, Ifoas
= rAkm mas no equal. Every TONIC reiat;na
10 agriculture Is openly discussed in f,s coi"u,ns
~ the iafmerst themselves. No exnenss - aua.ni
IN securing a full account of every nolabil a .,,s.
.he iarm. II is distinctiveiy the
FARMERS OWN PAPER.
record OF their daily life, presented In , 6or,,
Asu"se WHICH make 1t plain to all.
iTs LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS
err Of the .n S, names q the most progressive farm.
81 theoretical farming, but of the act, !. sIeat
M III which confront us today 3. p Johrson
ma1do =. Brown Henry Stewart John H sishii:
{. Edgar; s. eei Wei Bsyou HTsh T Brooks John
Moreover, II is equally indispensable
A HOME MAGAZINE.
Every subject Of Interest to the HON.
,uiIy treated. Mary Marsden, Lois Catesh,, IT..
niown: MIS-. Daviess, Miss cabeii, Miss MoshS
ute meI Tes ydns,on and a score Of others will contrib.
FAITH lATlmER
Is In charge Of our children's pepar,r,.,, 49,.
mas the peculiar faculty Of being both si% inn
the MYSTERY Of TINE NATION
i, i, a thriiling story appearing in koxs AVN
,,sa; ny y9nn \. Mssiek, and Is exciting wide
attention, short stories by distinguished writers
BILL AaPs LETTERS
appear In each issue, and this humorous rh,,o.o-
line. "s man Al this
IN IT'S EDITORIAL DEPARrnExr
g u q FAIRY speaks boldly and f~esr,e.s,v r.,
snail o. "Farmers' RightsT M Gsvnrs ym
ision Of the tariff in behalf Of the farmer bs.,sr
oads ior the farmer Free Mail DELIVER 4" ~
amer u, 3 vo,opsration among the fafmerS ma ~
"fsir Trade sad Farmer, Rirs...
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

The Gainesville Messenger reports
Inc completion otthe iron bridge over
the NoNubee neal the mouth. II is
All iect long, 15> feet iron. The edi.
Tor OF the Messenger saws he was The
hr>t man 10 test the reliability of the
structure by riding across on horse.
back, That is enough, ANY load can
safely on it, 1t is expected to
be a great advantage 10 the sherman
and Warsaw neighborhoodS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

ms circuit Court has been engaged
Tor the past 1--WE days in the trial of
'he ease OF Alfonso Webb for killing
policeman + d. Mccoy.
The State was represented by Hon.
W. d Walker, District Attorney and
capt. George {. Paine, The defense
was conducted by en..Iicuben Davis,
assisted by Messrs, Houston 4 Sykes
ana Capt. }, Il. Buchanan, of this city
and Capt, j, d. McClusky, of Vernon.
Alabama.
by consent of the District Attorney
anu agreement of counsel for defense.
a verdict OF acqniltal on the ground Of
INSANITY was returned by the jury.
Aberdeen Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
Death of Capt Jno. H. Stone.

J.. + c. WILLIAMS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17
Tie IAind tae EEas.

Rui. Shoemaker, in his new pa
per, the Evening Telegraph, says
.sWe get very few exchanges.
We DO not want many, for we DO
not have time to read much. A
few first-class country papers, edit
ed bv gentlemen in whose good
judgment and honesty We have
confidence, and one or two large
dailies edited by the same kind Of
men spoken of as above, will do
for the table OF The Evening Tele-
graph. And onr exchange list is
nearly complete and is composed as
indicated above"
As the Telegram wrote to this Of
fee for an exchange the day before
its first number appeared, it is easy
to see that Ruf. Shoemaker knows
where to go for what he wants.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17
= Lame Defrnse.

The defense in the Potts murder
trial in Elko does not strike one
as very plausible. The couple
charged with the murder swear
Mrs. Potts discovered the deceased
outraging her four-year-old daugh-
ter, and feared to expose him as
she thought he would kill her.
He continued to live in the house
with them several months after the
alleged outrage. Then they claim
that he became stricken with re-
morse at his dastardly act and COM
mitted suicide. 1t will be remem-
bered, however, that until his body
was discovered, the couple charged
with his death insisted that he had
gone East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17
MORNING APPEAL
SUNDAY. MARCH II
w. It. Mines.

During the past few months
numbers of restless Carson people
have been excited over tbs report
OF good mining openings in Wash
ington,Terriiory.
The APPEAL recently requested
MIR. Chas. Laushton formerly Of
this city to give such information
as lie had at hand, regarding the
principle group Of mines in the
Territory, that Carson people con-
templating a trip there could get
some idea Of the place before
starting. Mr.. Laushton's letter
will prove quite interesting to
people who are desIrous OF invest
ing in that direction; but the
general trend Of the letter is that
it will be good deal more profit
able to wait until the railroads get
into the country.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17
the REGENTS OF the

When the Regents OF the Uni
versity were elected, the aim Of the
Convention was to divide the Re
gents about the State geographical
". Regent Wells. of this county,
having resigned, it is the proper
thing for the Governor to appoint
an 0rmsby county man to succeed
him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

The surveyors having satisfied
themselves concerning the different
dips, spurs and angles of the Pam
leo and Lakeview, Hawthorn Dis
trict, the miners returned to work
on Friday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

The State Board OF Examiners
cut down the election expense ac-
count to n little over $4,000. 1t
will therefore be seen that Sharon's
original bill apprepriating SIS, 900
was enough.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

The Governor has signed Gar
rard's cattle trespass bill, one OF
the best Legislative enactments
ever passed in this State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

The Gazette still fights the
water storage scheme. Come,
Bragg, "break away there, and get
to your corner"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

Although the Democratic press
fear that Harrison will be almost
killed by the office-seekers, he
seems to be enjoying the best Of
health, and as fit as a fiddle for his
Administrative duties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

Word was received here yes
terday thai the Deputy U. S. Mar
shall of Indian Territory had been
murdered by desperadoes. This
makes the sixteenth killed in the
same Territory within a year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-17

Yesterday was another ''great
Joy" day to the ranchers. There
was a nice snow storm in the morn
ing, and the mountains got another
six inches. The weather sharps
say there is still more coming.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27
ALL FOR FIVE CENTS.
A Ride from Salmon Bay to the
Head Of the Harbor.
WHEN NEW LINES ARE BUILT
work IN Prerrsxs-Cenviess Fred. the
Jealous. and HiShwayHasn williams
sens 10 Sfesfacoosn.

A prominent cable road msn Yesterday
gave The following as the f-tas i9va-cness
OF the late mysterious movements IN rail-
say building or Commercial street
The work now berg done. under Mr.. A.
IackSoa's direction. IL simply the com
rn@ncemsns OF the road on Commercial
strees, from King street - the soutAeriy
limits OF the essy. under tie franchise
granted TO j. NJ Thompson individually.
and also the commencement of ii4e bald
ing OF the extension ol the Froni-ssreet
cable lire. from its present terminus. along
Commercial street 10 King. under the fran
cbise granted n the time when the Front
street Cable Company vas given
RICH, OF wav along Commercial
ard Second streets. Tie franchise OF
Mr.. Thompson giwes hina permission 70
ran motor line. Over the streets faen-
Eione2, for three years. Al the end ~ wa.ea
tine be IS 20 put in either cable o. horse
car line. This road is 20 b. constructed
Immediately. The Commercial street eX-
tension OF the Front street line, GA which
work is commencing. must. of course, be
cement ana iron stan ssrd gauge cable
traeS. a. proviaed By the franchise. Tais
road viii De pa he'd ahead and eomplei q
Just as seen as tie ColRmstc a. street grade
and the Yesler EFT questions are finally de-
cided. Mr. 4. Jackson Is really working
in the interests OF both companies.
II j. tae inteati0n, when both the Th0mp-
son line ans The Font street extension are
completed, 10 u up tr&ilc arrangement
by y hich one fare will carry person from
the head of the bay 10 Depot and second
streets. and finally 10 Salmon bay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27

oLrwrfs, sept ~. ~ Mr.. Hewitt,
rsneiaer near TEnawater. &nd SOD Of 1GcEe
Hewitt. wEile attempting 10 Kill sssuaS
lass evening xisa = shotgun had fhe MS
fortune 20 cischsrse part Of the contents
Of toe gun into hts fathers leg. No . shot
wsFs used two Of which buried themselves
IL Tia eesh
Rev. " G. Wilcox. q Seattle, WHO has
sreG. ST years a = missionary AMI sx-
fsarer IN East Central Africa, gave 81 ae-
coant Of his experience and observations,
N!nsfrzse1 by viezs and iirse light. 81 Cob
emilia bell !sst evening lie came IN be-
hal q tie y ?. 3 c. EadeavUr, Of the
FIRST Congregational church. and his iect-
nre zas al TIA. = was represented 70 Dc.
The views. abogi seventy 81 number, gave
& very good igea Of The wild men and ami
usals of Africa. ;helr habits ~ lie ard
methods o; hEnting He a.o sang IN the
African dialect
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27
IN SMOKING RUINS.
Vast Areas In Southern Cali
fornia Burned Over.
A HUNDRED MILES or FIRE.
Dsz Carries. Lever California rrums'snS
se AsAss. ana Eas~wads's suburbs
Attacked by Flame

s.s Dfrsso. seps. 81 dispatch from
rs.s~~ssia geswsr California. saEs: Forest
Urea lave he~n Tsz5ag near Enss5S-s 70
tag. A stToag xlssd carried Tie 1Azziss O.
- TIE city.
Tbs FIRE Il nassiy up TO the woolsn mills
and az o. san CAxtos is ia aasnes- TseTs
aaashsg Ere on TIE south ssae Of t5ss city
.ra sears are snseTsAsn<es for the s&ls5y Of
.s.s sown- it Is bellevssi General @eco :
sossa il burned. Tie EiTsEossss ranch Aas
seea sveps by flames.
s4x4A Asa. sesk b. The ere shsch has
sesas haFuiav Tar the past two days STD
.aaasnaes IN the azayoa. The burnt aid
basnsng disssie& nos .xssnds oyer ifsi niles
Efs1s negth u south. ard ten 70 eighteen
assaes ia eaath. OYER siQogs) worth q
yassasage an tia.bsr Ass bssn destroyed
II tie spp<s part u ssaia baFoafa
eoaatY 4 Is estimated that x9fe1ssj sezta
Il property. lnessalng F,fasles aat iced, has
5eea destroyed duFiag the past week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27

EtcToRIA. sept. 25.AcIseod Ste wart,
president Of the Canadian An'hracise Coal
Company. j. here OF The way home from Il
visit 10 san Francisco ana other cities on
tie Dacific coast. IN connection with mar
aets for shipment o; coal. AT. stewart
while here. presented lette. o. introduce
tion from the lords OF admiralty 10 Adj
miral Heneage and the re.ul, of the inter-
view Is that an immediate trial OF the ca
pabilities OF his coal viii ne made on men
Of var. with n vie 10 is being adopted at
the Pacific naval stations. The merit Of
the coal Is that il is a smoseless fuel. and
can be sold cheaper than WEIGH coal, which
Is used by the navy now.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27
PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon and California Passed Medford
]. Il. Hammond. ]. W. Hanna and wife
s. {. Sladden, Z. NJ. Raymond, L. b.
Cram, w. f. McCrea, 6. +. Wilson and
wife. f. l.. Taylor, Il. II. Foreman, J. Cur
ran, Mrs. Jennings, Chas. kohn. j. Fisher.
Mrs. stanton, f. G. Smith, +. w. Merrick,
wife and child. C. J. Mitchell, G. w. Ora.
ham and wife, J. X. Parker and wife, Mrs.
Swick, Miss Swick, ]. X. Kelly, Miss Hard
ing, ). f. Young and wife, J. Burbank,
Mrs Barrows. Miss Barrows. Mrs. Negus.
Mrs. Flanagan, Mr.. Coldwell and wife,
Mrs. Foster and two children, J. F. Mar
shall and wife, Mrs. Pipe. Mr.. McGovern,
T. T. Howe and wife, and forty-one second.
alaSs
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DISTILLED DISPATCHES.

Tsui Lno Wing. the new Chinese minis
ter. has arrived in Washington.
The special embassy sent by the sultan of
Zanzibar TO Germany has reached Berlin.
Colonel W. Strong, ex-president of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, says there is
no truth in the report that he has accepted
a position on the Missouri Pacific.
Steamer arrivals: At New York. Spain,
from Liverpool; at Southampton, Ham,
monia and Saale. from New York; at
Queenstown. Wisconsin, from New York,
ard Kansas, from Boston.
The Greek government has sent gun
boat TO protect the leaders of the CrA.an
Insurgents committee, who have taken
refuge in Milos. Reports from Crete say
that Turkish soldiers on the islands dis
honor women III prisons and torture Chris
tians with impunty