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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
DtG FoR LIBERTY.
roas Prisoners ea.fiy Wake Their
E.espe Prom Jssl.

fNsTL.Sn. o. Aux si-fcxr rr1S.essrS
esrap s fren ne county al shis IsogusrT-
They aeSsn thS.r we-k fanFsisy aight aF
1tgSine teresssa rsSsfeEz mortar sn TIE Srsz
ssste Il the wal}. which cozSa hs removed
wssh tAe Sr~S'eSi ~ s4e wfEA 8
sns~- stseA. fasns wAs ne a4FCgstg q
Eas k1ag As opening swa sexs taag - = ~
very ssafe~s sc s&5&. - tasf = rs&n cSssszs
Wtsn t5ftie exeSs1ass. cTs~4 suz9 = sr<i
saa = -ssaxA ths rsss< a teS EEessss &sS4tE-
The sFssrTErs IN ths ea~aF was eES @iss az
cd nie&sss rasa-- TAe woss EaaSs Save
ssst lass Ess sts
IsElsr HoxIS = ss furnished tAs ssslsa@ sk
ss-ss si.asssrs 81 xae sseszassz sae1 ArTS4f
Ge'NslG thief - yezs@ os axr. black BAR,
cary AE4 sNavs ssasu4. 5ask s'se eses'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

/. PfrTssI rs. Aux. Si-Firss game Pitts
burg. /; CHICAGO. ?. second s&ue-A tie.
and called ss the end of the thirteenth in-
asng bscsnge Of darkness. the score being
IN ssra~
Srw YogK. Aug. si-Rexfon. 2. New
York 9. TIE game wss cal ed 81 tac eu6
IT the eighth inning on account ot TIE
dsykuess
BaooELgS. Aus. sl.-Ffrss rAne--Bspok-
lyn. II. kansss City. 4, seeond game
Brooklyn, 4. kansa> CITY. 2
CLEVELAND. Aug. 2l.~-lBdianapolis. 5.
Cl-ye ana .
wAsHTSsTos. Aug. SI-w&shington, Is:
shiis3es phsa. 10
BALTIMORE, aug. 81. - Rsltimors, l.;
lhu'svll e. T.
PHILADELFHIA. Aug sl-Athiesios. ..
Cincinnati =
ColuxRUs. Aug. si-Coinmhus, q. ~.
Louis 1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

Oasrtxrs in One cf the Unfyersity
kuiidings.

The upper saoTy Of The Ioung Nssgrsi-
ISIS building. s'usse3 on the wess sise 81
the University CAMPUS. has recentiy unaer-
gone Improvements aud j. now httsi up
A. lodge roora !. Johns Lodge No ,
r. and N. AAs leased if for one year.
BESIDES the above named order, fais Bal
stil - oCcGpsssf by the following secret
s'ciefy orssers CcsnrahfS iastgr- A O &.
" Stephens and " lsf po-gs. g. A. L .
olive Brsnea o .se- Ne I. /. - %. p asr-
muny au1 Qat@u city 30ig :. X Il p.
Uaity EacE-np pznsfs. ! O o. p seattle
Cainfaxseery. Ma :. of knights TsmTias
- ziil- caNpssr Va = 4 A. Nssors. aud
= faABs x1d EHrsk& losSes. A =. and
A N
Resides shese i wf5l - u~esl fssr meetings
ef the asi Birth and - NAsk's EY&sco-
raj church.
pariag the coEz az year =. johns isige
Eiil sFee; a rs gai tScuf ksd rHssssve :. Iu-
yls as the acrthsass csEsss-F II >sf0nd and
PIKE ss-essis, gf-sn I'VE Sets rexsuils par
sh hssxss from a A Denny fnr s@s 40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

~. Lofts Aus. Si,-The late Henri. shaw
OF botanical garden fame. wss buried this
afternoon from Christ church. corner Of
Thirteenth end LrcSs streets Their was
tremendous crush OF reo. le 10 witness
the venerable philsntAropisi's fanerai
Rev. PHILIP Tastle condacses1 the ssr-
yices- The honorary pells@aTers inciadeS
Governor Fraacis. Nayor Seonsa, and
many other dIstin gaisned citizens. The
remains we're dep sites. in nsusoierm ttt
the gardens. which Mr. shaw had baii; as
mis- last resting 4 4gN
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stephens County Republicans

CoLyII1s. A0g. Sl--The stevens Coun'y
Republican convention electei A. 3eisssss-s
"a the sfste convention the following
James O'Sefli. 7 l. savage. 5ehu Rsckey
sna r oliver foF YrFsrtss TltativsS IN she
sfs'e legfslsgure. " II Randall. fer coasry
clerk. Jacob >fStEsl T. l. savage Hxs
etCtcA chairman of the c0uay feBtrsl
cspsmiitce The convent oa sdfaarned 4
here wss good sss-llRe 81 arosuG, and
the convention wss ysrfes g y harmonious
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
Levi. County Democrats.

CHgHsI1s, Aag si.-The Defnecrstie con
vension todsy nominated < II Berry, Of
Ch.halis. as state senator. W %. Bennett,
of centra'ia. and l. /. Hale, of winiock,
representatives. A, ionsh9e for county
clerk. All the pomiostians hut that al
clerk were hy Sc lsmAtiop
Republicans say II is q very weak ticket
The convention passed resolutions inssors-
ing Berry s. fsaa n ter "a late constitutional
convention. Delegates 70 The state CON
venfion fAynr >smpie for governor and
Morgan for superNa enten' OF schools
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
COLUMBIA RgrU6lICANs.
Danbar for Congress aud Ferry fos
(Saysre reor.

DASToS. Avg. sI--At the county con-
yension 10 isy. y. II. Wolfe was aozainssesi
for sen.tor. r. b. bay and George Eekler.
representatives: Benton Embree. ID B.
kimbsil, George Ecker, J. A. Kellogg.
N, May, W. IL. ii. foets and J. C. forr.
delegate ; 10 tire state convention: ". II H.
Fosls, r. " Morgan. T. " Dodge, {. X
Satlock ami ]. C. Dorr, 90 the ceairal CON-
mistee. The convention was harmonious
and the tickst Il strong enc. The dele
saisss are nst instructed. bat arr sunposed
To favor Ferry foe governor. an9 Duabsr
far fs,.uersss
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xoSKY N vars
An Enxis.h Syndicate viii say All
she TaneeFies-

FssSTes. AuS. sf.-Feef A Was. ansn-
elrr. and ssnser Matter PSxser sailed far
kasisBi ss~fsy. Tssg have se-sare-: c~n-
srol ser al fags8sa synsiczse sg al the
ssaasrses IN New England ard Ssw Terk.
and for this rerpssse Sc esss ose have ts-en
zsasStzsd- III this proves suck ssfui IL i In
tended - ssi1 0.euo.ae nor~ xnSs sase il
81 the "a aerles IN the country and rue
thea 81 as one great coarxrfs. IL IL ssts
shsf TIE saving - b. made aSfer fAis
scheme wsI Tvse1assosixe tanning.
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nsAAH H1-x -n<,s ~ ~ezS Shs Fsa x<suaes
A1n sAEssan. wxas-~s 81 ms<~zsE~ ustA :
1e11s< s~ssSsss. = xss-~ 80. 8 ses.s : ase~es
- zsxAs saaszk srDsty EaussseAss E5xAf
S<oEns z-s sassssssSe T. ~ wSa~sn. 3 ras~f
4nnk Aa4rS : sS& etaT eyes. - is..s-.Axr-sx.
be4a- Exsx1g 1ys Sees rgxh. fu~x
W<1Enx i's fssnTssis. Ta1mas E~rry. 4 n spf
ekD4y cfrzp ssx s<fs. s-asssts, Eszss. rsr-ua
neaK - sghs trs fsst eight fassses, vSss -
- pQazsf.z
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foKr TossssSn. AgE, I--The jefferson
Cosaty Democratic convention wss called
20 enter today By 4 c HilL " II Whit
tlescy al chosen chsirman. and L n.
Nee a-sls secretary. ike'egRfss Nominated
"a atteaf the ElisnsbaTe convention were
" II Nh't,lesey II e. HslSsn. " II.
noaDys0 and J. \. kshn. They wsre in
struefet - favor the noIaima Ion ~ J. A
kaha and III L. 1ihbsls, j.. for repse-
sentsayes. |. u. Mc<s sTd'" wzS noTa Taimstei
n The ofice oi county clerk ey Sccians
sfrssz
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sss1t ~ canr~i re fr@4eargr 50 .rzrr eTRr =,
SEas A. trsssz-~r ~ Eaxsxs<x sae taxes
sssAseessst - Ssss ss8 u t-Ascsxa. "a sA3
tasssrF saxs sns xnssxs sssa VAS ass1an
sSAs2saasaAA ArxusasEss xw<s hzAxsz ssz.ay
90 tAsf Fsss1S- 4zsS tAs, rxssss exrssss q
AxA1s1sl NJ Tr2s. an seyezs VAS sakaa 10
sss ssspesue eDzrs of fae sszfs ard wiil
ssszn% sssssz-~ TAR szshazzss nsxs twssA~-. In
r~s~ To- zan<xsfsssr n 1-csares ua~zMssrs
sfsass- u ssse sssesssssa VIII .fgsx ~ Al! asser
sassa-s~ Frxratly sn1rxssx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
SALOONS OF sLAUGHTxk.
Four Ltqaor Dealers Ced~r Arrest
fer Crtrafusi Offenses.

On Friday the grand susy en- the pzrt OF
the territory returned Line indictments
against psrsc ros in c8stody, and war
rants wsrs ihereu,on issued for The de
fsEisass ard :urEra over u Deputy sheriff
james Woosery. As r.suit he Yesterday
afternoon bronghs sn from Slaughter fear
oi It's saloonkve Pm sxasEss each of wtom
tgp indicfme nts hAzi been foungt- Tue
ninth mau injected has not yet becn
found
IRE foar saleonkeepers are named j. d.
Cashing. Nate McSstt- John Doe Chase
and f-eerge Angeyiue respectively. add
each Is charged with permitting gambling
10 be esrTiss; on III premises
under their eontrol and wtih sell
ing iiq1or 20 minors The tnciet-
nssuts wsrs all found upo inforina-
,ion laid before the grand jury by citizen-
of SIangh er. who have long heeu greatly
sr aoyetf by the open manner io which tie
ssiossus Df the town have violated the Law.
AL the saloon men except Cushing
iurnishes. bonds in the sam of si,n1o for
t1esr appearance in cour, to pisa1 touor-
r1w. Cu~hiag could not furnish bail. and
is srill ia custody
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

S-xAsExs TIE IxvEKY - REAyES.-
HafF mans CSfhog.e TsirecsSry standard
authority. aoes rot give the n2sae ef
ozsfnn. fhs s2icge<. u-eesf ssoEa Spokane
safls u 40 wxs EEsd % she - Paul T-s3see
sssnrf Tssurs1sy fssr snnors conduct, and
uaayzs stBoasa5g the Eeisss y xa IEassssSer
TIE press u seat e sAo are ss@ IS
ssrs.Brass~t In -p.sk4ne Falls are certain no
.zggsa t-er~gn ever served Saae ckErVh there
q any capacity,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
TACOMA DEMOCRATS.
The Wallace Faction lie fssted Sem
nsess FaAfowers

TACOMA. Aug. si.--Tne Democrats pri-
mary estiors were held This evening,
considerable rivalry existing among can
didstes 10 the esaniy convention Con
siderable feeling vas man Tested b. Ys.en
the Wallace Aud Sea pie factions, aEs q
hesvy vote wss poi,ei IN the city A care
fui canvass of the vote of this evening
gives She NsIisce faction v!etory over
sem ME
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

EasrOx. y asa-. Aag- sI-whsle s-rsa-
psTg hFfe<erTaFa wsrh shreSafrg ma
ehfEe ssscsE. 40 ew kengyer rss severely
fs1snres- ssss leff ara was straxn into the
sxslasfssr arr - AsEziy ns1xses1 that amps
tassan lsts- Is iaS sa9 eit~ew w a. nae~,sa-x.
HIS ys-eIsss reside a. soEar paint IN the
eonnd csGnfry.
J. Nssrov. ~t fskizzs xas IN this csts
ye-s@rs1ap. fFyfav Ia aass np rabzir later
sss IN isksasa g. The y-sFssr place for the
ssass cas@ssl- hot little Interest Mss taken
is the q Qae<lsoa-
tsrntrsl Wilson. the Eiieasharg Rspghsi-
e8a candidate fs3s serssc- ~ Kftrs,as
tssansrs ls spending fxw days with friends
EE-z
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eoULD's rLsNs sals-


tasrAso. AEs- IA Eexnsux sa-er
ssss snxt ssers hAs hreH . fsssurs ii TIE
-ssse Railway As~cxsas2ga ansi esansdss
rssn fur xearrai rxll-sszsl cseHxsn< Aou~e.
= 7. EEzss agFea ass . pssn fra shscn sser~
arse as.iRg nxse ~ carry esst tAas eszsesa-
nl.ssz genera ssssas.,sssistsess ee AZ rs5ss.~s
1alsreSSs wss8 es he Mtsszssszs -xvpr. To
y7as Gid r = Sad ca~er - ssisszss hare.
tssn s<&a5slshed ssSwe@a te@ -sssssser-s
ass sid -szfa Fe &Hd ssssmszss >ssash h.
sest~xs sysseEr. Is - frTsa4y ssssi tfss
esankrrs' syn12csss tn Nrs Yark has ssrs.
a@sz the state & sfszy Assecza astsszs fasr a
rssszxan.Esssoa - xlscs-<Ssry, asss ghs was y
eccs'x w1A De 10 eeEae ek so the sens "a
rNalrsss1s ErEsxf - eis.artssr haszsp
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Ki,,s,s. Democratic Nomiss,i.n.

Tke Kl,snsburg conventioa rss3s the T.
lowing nominations hv seClGmst5cn
St&'e senator. J r ScDou&'i. of 3 llcns
rsrS renrp~. ufaEivt-s. J 3. Fo<sTtv, ~ p.
iensanvg. kssd bar e. Miller. e K.s3yn
elsrS II - Baldwin. g klfsuSharS, - e
gs'es fo ssstc c nvsutiOn. ! " &sspasy
: BAf :. goAn DAVIS sHd 4. Clsasu>
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

sgw YcRg, Aug SL-The ae xiv bsna
statements show sn increase over the pr~-
yfous week Of sls.g7S. and 8 specie in-
crease of siesT;a The hanks nov hold
81 sas s.sg in excess ef y per cent
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FIRE Ar STRING CITY.
One Man ts Killed aud Several In
yared hy = Falling wall.

sFKfss CITY, Pa. Aug sl.-one Of the
large buildings os the American Weed
payer Company was huraei Tits morning
The wall fell killing Oliver Miaes and IN
lnrsag several other persons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

ErrY 80 Mgxsea wa esssesAaai. Agg
81 Eight S<ss.3Hs hss stxss ltEss o. The
nonz4 81 E4nakys&m. in sh@ st@sa es Heritage
\ sssk fkssexy - sesag established IS
ssR85sSal.T&
skse Lar a. INszs sskeSsN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01
PUBLIc DEBT srsrEMgxr.
Increase ef One and . Half Millions
for August.

WssHIssTaS, AVG. Silt Is estimated
oy the treasury department tia; esius 10
the large pension psyr ents Of nearly SIS
Soosse, coming on top OF other larger pay.
tnents In guiy. sfss statement wiil show rhe
eab re q -bi has Increased about s. 80 60
9Grteg August
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

PesYoFYlCE SoTEs.-A change has been
nassle IN ghe registry department. 81 the
FAlSgnff.se. bv Witch Seattle gets a daily
through register peaeh 10 sns frrEn
chicago fals BeS sTra1setIenI VIII
Ksrssxe very satisfactory - al who asvf
s,ccasion 81 make Use o5 this GeF.ari Gltni
in ssnsiux or reessViaE raoncy from CHI
go. a. hv IL a clear gain Of tao DAYS =
asaae. 10 ;he pasi ihss pouch hss zone
ghr,.u n the 10 tia0d eflee, where II i
wr5!tsa aP - u~c The tech
BseAI term sppli s. The eiva service
sxsmEnSfk3n fo p trid a. ik~
Courthouse Tuesday uext VIII hsgta
promptly al ? o'clock Ms CsHie Lscns
nss resigned her position s. boxing clerk
sfs.- p1atr hss secB ale. ~ Mis- Atdfe
Es.s of Tgs43Era whe n4s fer soae time
tast b<.sn esnp1avet ~ thc paper wiz1tSos
hFrs NJ NtllsAra 49, nss taken tae
:, sse szssie vscsas hy MIS- EgsD's proTse-
fg1m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

Calcsso, Aug Si.-Abrut sweaty tales
men were examined today. when the eouyt
adjourned. This evening the case was Sill
without single Juror who hsa ,-een def
nitely accepted Three men who have been
examined bs each side have ben ras~i.
Al Of these are yet subject 10 examination
and CD AIieage.
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KALAxs. Asx- si.-The northern Pscife
raiiwsy c-.seials reached here sosAy and
nasde<a estimate on new q incline. Trey
via sxpend <5De sn building nav In.
esiass. dsxk asd swsEshes, and xiIs CO a.
their transferring of freight for the east
p0frts- hesl esiafe = advancing ia price
- ifsis vsrsEfty. ard we expect sosn a. o.
toga OF Ects sssas than J 3aso iahabisaufs.
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Tax CANVAS PHxxlx-FsRr new bEss-
ncss tsass are ssssa ag "a tie pl2cs r
Gently tsarrsa o91, on -eG7n fcz--s, ee~
vw~%u sa5anahss and lzEsS< STREETS
Es.rr,tisfEofss are lad oxer the re-as1assss
sv.xre. asson whseh Twe unre wtii ~ Esas
sp next sxes- fsEs Hing tas esaSx sEss
go. a. assse-s the sAfs parfy rzor1 iax .rs.
ne ass E.s-szEss sss~Wgs ths new ssnss.
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A New Railroad General Manager.

NISSxAPoits. Aug. zl-Eressdent Hii'.
Of the Msnitoha read. today issued eircH-
lar appointing A l. xohier general msn-
agar of The rad. vice Aisen Manuel. re
signed. z. Y. shelby vas appointed a.
stStaTlT general manager
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5gRfn< "a sAts eAass<sa1se s-1EaAss. X ,.
A ss-sss n Il r,r.s@~rxe fnsr r91 zs4esiess ard
sss,s szsr ss<fer- 8ee sx1EsyesS y r0ssgAnsss
~ rAs ss8as eastes ess3 aS~e. ese. IL isl-
sa-s.'s -s<ssISSx = sprssrss - TIE ssrs Ass'
hsR.ss u8xAs az. sae~zf1Es a czzex sfsst
hsalttv SssSzz xassa caa a< Fs-zssFTsss- sod
t,x ~semasr !. aa4z-2es Drug Company.
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AxKEsrED roK xrxDxx.


sAS Fksse.srxs- tsg. ss-saruss Fail
inss snd Thssz,@s esssstsv. .se ehArsrs1-s
vel kBewn so rss r.sie-. wese xyressss.
SD eharye1 wasE ne rsa-sa--r Of Andres
A. Agara. ss,~@g1sn sxisew sAo vas
sssosess 80 sss .ss resr the e.ss7s<x If Kesr-
Esy an4 Eeasssy zsFsxss sszse asxIsf Last
seek. kzsse ezF - 4 aesereS - BE- Us.
rszssrave ~ fsse sskase. sa<-1 ~ xsses s-sss =
- t1< fzet - ftss s1sEtF- sa~sng conr fy
xsoHxrzF
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sr-sKsSs gALLs. Aak G'---Ea.e legs A-ivc
acleEa;ioa fFssns spokane csaugy sre sntssf-
stood 30 = Ser : e. syse tr CEise4 stat :
seas.soy. ewf 'hey ar HDp5ttsee<i . any pa
sss.t.iz sst-si state
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A sinux Chief n,inr

NtSyKAFoLrs. Aus sl-A special from
Fort Ssses y. bsk. says Jehn 6-sss. the
great chief ef the sioux. Is seriously ~ sad
is Eso: sx s,ee fe-s - live.
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PREFERS BAKED nsaas.
Citiaen Train Decides so Break His
Lang fast

SEx IesK. Aug zI.-tses-ye Francis
frsin. .ha has aeea lasting sinoe Apsil Is.
taking daring the AL two months only q
iftle Chocolate 2ss.5 berries. has slaost de
etstesi 1o nresk sis long fast Fr4iss. he
>sys, Go not furnish strength Ike Trans.
ani De proposes "a breakfast on bAk 81
beans
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The Css.fstatisnslsty - the u.ss-
tsos 10 BE D~essea.

xsIc ssss. ang G.--prnces~ssHzs. ssusSiax
% :s-ss tie ssgs8Ex of sAe r~e~uE eseStsan
- saseh ths ssFr29S4kzx ssnnFss se-S
araexe1 "a CEsesga. ~rrS bed sn re esr
rssis essss-z t1x3sy. TreEssrcr True. ss the
sn@sxee. sown ~ LAssv5e., had tegua
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THROUGH A BURNING BRIDGE.
4 Freight Train wrecked and the
ErgtReer Killed.

CsEYENSE, wso. Aug. 81 An engine
ard four freight ears went through burn.
Tag bridge near Rock creek on the Union
Pacific this afterrcsa. The Eremsn
jumped, but the engineer Was caught and
killed.
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ALL FOR Mr.. ALLEN
More Of the Eastern CoUn-
ties Heard From.
c0Erssra APrRosgs DrxsfE.
Hi<k Ouisgs Nosnsnassa far state
sessser-penserasse Cssssy
Csnventssns-
coErsE1i ArrRorgs DrxsaE.

FeknEof. Ang. H--Tae s.sr6< II county
aelsE4zson TO she Eesaaiiesa state eauspn
fson sre srssrustss- FOR Eiasoe .szsxs ss< sa-
pFsne sssfge aid : . c.s~xroxs fs~ -ss..sr-
isr tstssr. azsd viii fsYor JOHN z. aisea Tor
Ifzsss 4 states xrRsso-
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Mrs. n.,srIeA.. Health I-rre,.a-

LaxesS. Aug. &L-Mrs- Nsyk lea ss pro-
Hass aes1 ~ zee &sshoTaiies as sisae 10 take
ex%sxss= ia sae pr4san ysra- iIer he~ssh ss
lEnrEexs@g -2fe saAsns&iHs q eael de-
rte&ssse snd ss@ass to - xeSnSg kEse The
rsSs4ssxr es4 s,sys1 vsef s3fe.
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smxgE CREEk oEE--Judson Hahhsrt.

sILvgE CREEK oKE--Judson Hahhart.
son Of Z II. Hgbbsr., the miner, srrivee
in the city yesterday with specimens oi
gaIeaa ore taken fEasa the Morning Star
snd National mines, In the Silver
crpek miains ds.tTct. norh OF
the north fork ol the skykomssh
river. The ore from TIE Aoraing Ssar
hears tsssh lead and silver. With a trace Of
gold IL j. sssimstei mat wh ben Il - resiuesi
Il wall produce - io the ton. The lead
Of this Yasne il five feet thick sBd has teen
trss ed g.sa feet The National ownsd by
MeSxrs. Hubtsrt I. u Brown. and r b
lockwood is - silver mine aud its ASSAYS
range ali iAe wsy from ki2 10 s!-suo per
an. The owners ate now al work ca
the tunnel. Of " hitch sweass feet have been
snisaed- A iepsh of asty sees will resrh
the foa- foo, ie.f There are a naEnf~T ef
other tsires ia ,ae vicinity. They are a.
most af-.ssi v oH the proposed main east
s-u line of tar - sFsle. Like shore & kast-
s-n, fhresgn the Caiy pass sasd svsiF oBly
the coapIstiou 81 the read :or their active
ugerztion-
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TSkS Ia Sn-taefz Hsefse rzsirgxt. see
x,.sFesss q ssss-Dr-se &gzd sss15@x c2r rn1re fes
a. rsssn-s s4ss. offez. S<A Is ><oeass.
xr-sassx Bs,<fsss ssiFSes
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TnE HssrE. AEx sl-Bsrsn -chirarnei
r falsex yzEssesssfe. prs.i<s~ns oi tie hrsf
fAza1sser II kzss 1eE1gsa. - &es1-
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Tske tie Northern PAzsse Fxslrusd. The
k~ess xssafpEs9 line sssf al EosasA ksss.
stssex 7iE -szssrsG street Eaesoz tSx<ck-
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ArrREelarivE Flgrxsx.-T The espsbl

ApFKEcIarfyE FIgEasS.-T The cspsble
work Of Councilman ID. T. Darie in behalf
OF the ERE department was recognized IN a
y..ry happy and appropriate manner last
night. ly the sreRsen OF Seattle Mr.
parse. hsppeuing into tTenen's hssd
quarters ia eonps'y with has friend
~ J. MeEiroy was somewhat asfouish.d
- notice Chief Mcdonald assemble ali The
firenen ard then a1vsacr toward HIN,
bearing fine go}d-hesded cane which se
offered HIM The chief made a neat
speech. r,viewing TIRE coanciimen's =
slrarfs for the est .hiishment OF AZ
efficient department, referring particularly
ro tn.. late s,ea tsxs-i paid depsrtment-
Mr.. Durir, much affected by the handsome
testimonial ef ths good feeling Of the FIRE
bows. responded In appropriate words. M,
NeE.roy Was iikexise called upon
and nss.s q few remarks suitable 80 the
occasion. TIE cane Is Of polished eooay
surraoan,e1 by b aatifnlly agsred solG
h al, upon when il engraved, "To u. T.
nu-se. From HIS Boys. :. r D.. sep, /,
is>s" Mr.. Dare wili wear his cane today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27
The Pan-American Party.

SIOUX CRY, IA, October 26.-The inter
national American excursion train reached
Sioux City. Ia, this morning about 8
o'clock. Breakfast was had on the train,
which was surrounded by q crowd of peO-
pie curiously watching every mOrsel of
food that passed the lips of the delegates.
Just before o'clock the local reception
committee took the party in charge and
escorted them to the Opera House. Hero
Mayor Cleland and Governor Larrabee
welcomed the city's guests aud introduced
Senator Allison. who said that the dele
gates were now within the great corn-pro-
ducing region. Here corn was king. The
people of the United States had watched
with great interest the development Of
South America and Central America. Each
continent produced something not pro-
duced by the other. One trouble that We
had in the past was that TO secure COM
munication we must cross and recrOss the
ocean. but we were now ready to establish
lines of direct communication. He also
hoped in the near future that the
two oceans might be united by q
canal which would bring the people of
America nearer. Although in the heart Of
the continent, yet Iowa was on the Mis-
souri, river, and therefore navigation was
open TO the Gulf of Mexico. he hoped
that the delegates would judge from the
expressions Oh tue pcOpib uoW kiAh lhc)
were TO welcome them TO Iowa.
Sehor Silva. of Columbia, in response
said that IL was cause for lively satlsfac-
ton that the address of welcome should
have been made by one so eminent as
Senator Allison. He truly represented the
people. and his amiable expressions were
the faithful echo Of the sentiments OF those
in whose name he spoke. The delegates
vocabulary Of thanks was already exhaust
cd, but their hearts revealed from day TO
day the sentiment Of fraternal sympathy Of