davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
Ran BACK HOME.
The Cutter Rush Seizes an
American Sealer.


PoET IoxxsxSD. Aug . Last nigh
ahour . o'esock the schooner James {;
sssn. Captain B~nscn- arrived. and ne.
ported havinx be n selzed by the rererue
cn'ser Rush su Jasy % ahsuf 6ftv msles
soua hssxt of ST. Psniis islaud. Rehrfsz
sra stx hunsdred sess<kins vere foaud
aboard. 100 OF which had been taken on
The siay Of the seizure.
Tie schae1ser Is naSacd In ho1sf af Judge
swan. OF shis city. and il sxned ts Cnes-
tossar Pe1crScn- of Nsah hay.
TIE FueT-ISTEIxhsExcEk reporter inter.
viewed taptzta bensssn Of the schooner
James - -wAu, sha s-strd that re sas
hsiisd - the kusts ia latitude s. a. konx.-
snds u Z. abohk eighty or Einefy mfies
sogfEwe2 Of -. paui's island The
senooner vas boarded ty Iieuseuant rutf,e
ana TWO ut beats crew. Informing Cat
rain Bens0n thas he usx discovered az ufs-
IA asfni sealDs. Lieutenant Tuttle ts
Dafsie-a the vessels papers. which were
dxAfere1- The Schooner Was erieresi 10
sitka- where the captain vas 70 disenarx
aef tres and deliver sealed fnslracssons
10 the district attorssey.
Not having Alaskan charts. and being
anscquasnsed With the waters. she cane
30 Parg Townsend and delivered the lssssy :
sGr The district attorney sofhe cassouas col
! stor. Sho viii forward IL n rth on the
EEss boat Captain Eenson speaks hi-hsy
o. she co'Ksess shown him by the ofsiecrs
sI the RBsh.
Tber- . greet excitement among the
50 ppln9 over the seizure. The ss.hcon r
ist.s On tk< Commercial sbarf Peri of the
easgo Was thrown overheard, and the ress
; In the weasel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
PAINE GIVES b
Now in the Hands Of D.
las County OfRc,alx
HIDrSs ~ rsr sorxrxz


sf1xASk FANS Aug. .x-Nevx -. 9
shzs eaEy ss-ssy of the ssrrsu.sr cs sr..-.-'..7
Paine Ia the shcglH OF Dusxlax - ~
Wsse-ysilr. tie Il accused az - - =. q.
e'sc<isesf deeds erUr yserpe,rzfs.s 4. S,'.ss''
laxson -.
faias aad his fssecr came 10 sAss -
~ ifcsa Missouri. and stoas tAree v--.:
sse Constable lack siuhsara AZ shh -
learned thar . reward es slup w~ eIn--s5
for the old msu. foe a sasrsre ruurnS.s' =
IN Ais~esirt Hubbard prasured : rss~5
sifion xnsi indac~t Frank aiken ~ -
city 80 assist In nxhin~ EE5
srrTss. Thsy draye q 81
eessk hs-art % hssaxias eounry a. -
sotness hs sheriff Roasn~ The shr,~ s5sszzz|
Rrs'sesse1 te the Paine cabin. nj the - ri
Rsaxer mountain. ami tack the "a 49,
into custody. no resistance hesns 9 :sSs
After seesrs them safely ON tA<sr -
Sheriff Rollins lea the party ana -
honas. when about thirty ave mites -
Fsans's rssee. a rnaa wsx oAsrrvS1 -
thea ent the prsspnes pretended A< -
asf recognize hifa. as Ii wns eru,urE.
noEses.ssk, esssssntis trying 70 eversoHn
ins dark. The decided 10 60
aud alsew the man 10 come =
aud sseerssin What be wanted wh<u -
team storrssa the parsuer aismcuntsd -
dropping On his knee. toek sielsh~rn3e ~
with hss Winchester and ssred. ne a.
shssi struck the prisoner. who ieli ssesd. ~
hesd hanging ever the side az the yeAirlo
wse%ling fhe hosses ahouf 70 ssyvs = (,
bressswess. Halssari and AIKEN rrsurroS
the isre. hef a. their AIMS w.-v tul~r3nr
Al sach ong range. las yards. their shx1n
bad ao e'ssct fiattssgd w3s sfruek a. -
lee. and else ef the horses rxceivc.l I In -
fH the hrsssf. The ra~n fosxht 3exocrnsoax
unsll their ammunition Uas nearly -.
asnsted Finally Hubbard Was sfrus>k r.
the face bear the mouth and fell appei~
eitiy iifefsss.
ksal;sirg ths, be eaaia not ccps vs,h
The 3sspsfsda slane, Aiken thew tie t1ro1
prisoner oat OF the wagon and drove avne
>oon the efippssa horse ieli and Afken -
httTasd the ether and started On hneue-
back, The horse gave oat are msToo fFom
Jasnisssn's ranch aud he walked shas a.
tance.
Thelstt settlement was aroused "a I
y~asse wens bsCk to the scxne =
the srsgsSiy- oii man Painess hu61
wss faand tt<s - Alkcn ~
seft Il, but ifubearfs body -
considerable distance away. with su9u
bullet holes in saEanns parts. hsdice6119
that ths shot whi h knccksd hfm 6nUf
ans NOT fatal. sns he had male ene1lS1
Attempt to escxl%, hut WAS tuilowen oI
eratsIiy marsefsa while In that h<ln51I
condition M
ilaensni vas buried ON yamie~cn' srne> !
ard faine was taken holnc for busfal
since thai sisae young Paine has hpm 4
Fugitive from justice, living In the moGr.
.sfns aud desylng the cssicers 10 eanenfo
aim. He has been regarded as . des1re66o
and dangerous ostsaw, but nov 10 n N
dersfsssf that ne viii erdeasor % eooIk
iish his innocence, and PROVE thai o.
mnfster MAS I4Epetrated hy another pasf1
Who u nsrieless ap Ia the present TINA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
coLvrLlx INDIANS.
steps tn rresscuss Gsraersrs Csms
10 Nanghs-

NasaKssraS. Aug. - - The lnsifau
erreaa has rsestvesi saroaxh Enssian Axens
tssae. at the GeSssliss " t. agency. a rrvls
fresh ss<eisi AGENT AelsoA 10 the lesssr az
inquiry Fsiasise to the arrest II certain
iasiaAn raaaserrss on The ColsslsS reserve
ton
lac sessiAl agent. In his sester 10 tAe
scent. SAYS fhss, after h Srzssng sAzf oar
ssssrstarssl courts have iurt-stsesi.a1 in sneh
sasssss hs made cznns2int - plsil isss Az.
ssTnsy sssses, ITO gssssssxs ~ sr.sxrssx on
sne Srassaa that Dc did nos think faAf IL
Tie Indians us-e sr-cssea saa held
70 At Mny grand surx
eeuid De fsua1 thar wts;.1.f
rcSSsrtszt true ball against szae Its4iiau s,,s
Aissshx snssteer, sssch an at ~as not
particularly esfsxsseasase ssr uarxs,.agsr
ssth The shssx psos h oi >yev@2s and 81
}sesnf counties H~ncs. IL weuia be In.
earring mnvh legal expcnse without
sny eeneficial rrsuiss. In tsf,
he g1oaesf rciEld noe .te that
u Was matter ef any cuntvra q, taxfsy-
ing eifaTs.n - long ss whsle persans wSre
moi kisles1
The indian enresa ognefals will take
such ssiAea ~ aass fSe nsrsssxry iss enfors-e
iAs laws fsg the protection of Indians
within the .urisdie iea 81 the Ceaviile
Age8sGg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
A NATIONAL coSrERkscE.
T~ secure Safeguards for Americas
Schools.

S2RarosA, y. ", Aug 2s-As the resnis
of the consultation had with leading pab-
lie men In forty three states and ferritories.
= large and influential conference Of rep.
resentAsives from different sections Of the
eeusfry was held here today. resulting in
the formation or national
American irs,ftnssons- Among shnse
present were Hon. j. and William Butter.
of New York: Rev. DeMsnor and r. A.
study. of Brsson. Rev. pr. Hevrfek John
spn and = Thompson. OF Chicago. Rev.
Drs sehssscT snn Cary. of wsshsnrson
Rev. pr. Mcleod. % indisnapoiisr Rev
Joseph cook and other well known psaaslie
men. lay aud ecclesiastical
A constitution vss adopted in which the
objects Of the league arr stated - feliows
To secure constitutional aud Legislative.
safeguards for the protection 81 rhe com
non school system ard other American
institutions and To prevent sessasisu or
icnosniDssionsl appropriation OF public
funds
rs officers are Hon. jahn IAy. ~ Sex
YORK rress cnf. aud Rev DR. james 4
Damn, ~ Boston, secretary. with vice
ssrs-Sidents frSfn several stafra. and q board
Of t.eaty -iuar managers.
The immediate efforts Of the iearsse VIII
hs directed 20 securing constitutional
sust u8useus kindred ~ the Edaayssx baI.
sf IsSS. formnisfesf as the senate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

ISDsaSAroi1s. Ang. Es.-~Prssdeut unrs
rtsoH today attended the rcunion % NJ
brigade. The members listened q : tr1ef
spsech from their former Commands. anl
alter The speech ended, warmly grnopo1
his hand.
HSrrsxIxa M nEKx rAxx.
CsNefsSssf. Aug. .3.--Tbc prrsiden11on
party Irit the New Brctnn hotel q 7:12 r.
carriages. The president uas eyesywkmo
reFognixsd t.y the eitixena and unifOslnn1
vstefsn- along the route 10 the dcpos 81
the scene of Nedps stsy night uas oGo1n
sssac'esi. The crowd was dense ard wan0
would lie passengers we're unable % g(&
through the fhFnpg 90 catch reaular tro5na,
The crowd was held outside b a. lno9
railing, and a. the traia ssaxted na1htnR
was exhibited bat the fiustefing han6knR
chiefs AID the throwing up Of hafa. -
gesher with the parting CRY. ~fs0(jnp<e1 ,
The party consists Of the psesidenk ~
son-in Ian. r. = Mcxee and Nya Mckoo.
Alto ney General Miller, Secretary Hnl1upG
aud nasis ksmstcsl. marshal Of the d.
trirt ct Columbas.
At Grrepshnrg large crowd sauxmb,r1
foF hand shake. aud the pressdent's hau1
did sts "a nal auss giving a cordial grxetfn0
tn al. lsdies having fhe preference Ii
train arrived In Cincinnati 81 g. 10 and ~
private ear was attached ~ the rcnu1ns
Baltimore 4 Ohio kastsFn express, WntuM
left Cincinsfss 81 a.. fifteen miunsen 49,
and will arrive as Der pask ~ o'c10c&
tomorrow fnofnins.
President Harrison locks bxiehs om1
eheerfni tonight and does not seem - havo
suffered from fatigue during his long ts1Dt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
NORTH DAKOTA kEPVBLICANs.
Ihe Ticket Completed Chicago
Favosfd for the Marid,a Eair

FARGO, OAK, Aus. ss.-In the Reeubii.
can convention this morning the ticket
was completed as follows: Commissioner
OF labor and agriculture. II. Henderson:
Insurance commissioner, A. 1. Carey: rail-
Road commissioners. I. l. rndezhiii, Z s.
Montgomery and David Bartlett The
platform as adopted reatli.ms the
national platform oi the Republican,
patty. The party declares against the
encroachmsnfs OF corporations ON the
rights of farmers; fsyors the American
system OF pruss elton: liberal sym pathy in
aii movements IN favor Of Temperance:
dem s.,sfs the esrefni guarding III the pub
lic school lands. and advises submission
by the constitutional convention of the
rrohibitify amendment To the pcople
The convention also indorssd Chicaso
as the location for The worlds fair, and
adjourned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

OLYMPIA. Aug -$.-eec.etary White says
tEat during the convention iSs absences
occurred on the part oi the members. and
that after paying the incide ntxis attending
tbs convention. aneiuasng mileage aud tsse
reserve tor printing, there Was .
sufpsas OF si2.ssc,-o io meet the expense
,-cf aiem oi the seveEss i've n2eEa h& n
and sax usncers iSala BY ttsv Instssl ssases-
ne delegates espa fecxived 81 IL ler day
leaysas 8 naiaaec dsae gAess es i. cS MS pei
stisIa, 10 be appropriation ny the iexlslatssIe c
aud the officers su prvi,orsioa- The a1aount
expended i1s printing, iEeisdisss tlc <sse
ss7ss rye q for pSaatias akid distributing ne
NJ uso Supplements and o.ssz, pasgpase.s,
= - S4,us1. shich Is ai.s1 less than tsis
ausoaas Appropriated fur that puFlssse.
ae wogk VI printing has already been
a. "a lasa. - s.t.s4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
Corner Second and James Street
- ..,,a ~ ,ne Choicest - the CITY
r.f -. wiz =. pseasec tnrenaas Purchasers

seh tror wesf s*-
shes San 1eOrnsl of tonnsFov
stranger stan ss on
exceptional interest," IN
o West knd sae hA
from AssSs
revelsd ~ the
have
gooa
the
with t6t
trswA ii cestfe IL
FoiusS as hosrN
a
the ns
81
though
vs % ~ ~. ress exqase he rra ~
TIA
I've 49, - s ereTsy ~a pas ne s-ss :
~iss q pashe o
VIE eAt<Ao
-srshouss factories
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
NEW OCEAN CABLE.
it Will Extend From SEN rranefsco
TO Austrafin

SAN fRsSeIsco. Aag 2s.-The committee
appointed recently BY the local Chamber
af Commerce 10 iave>tiSase the Feasibility
of las sins IN ocean telegraph cable from
this port 20 Australia, has reported in
favor OF the proiest asd estimates
the cost OF the cable line from San
Francisco TO New Zealand bv way
Of Honolulu az tIe.ooe 0ce n is urged that
the lIne viii he pay ing Investment. a. II
would secure the whole OF the Hawaiian
business. all OF business of the Paeifi.
Islands cen'eriug at the Samoan wroup.
and all OF the Tnited states business of the
Australian colonies aud New Zealand. TO-
eefhsr with isrse percentage Of colonial
nnssness with the United Kingdom and
Europe
The cost of cabling from sydney 10 Lon
don. 10 II estimated. sill he ressnesai 60 s,
ct rits Per word. IL is sHgxe-ged that the,
tnffed states government Grant subsidy
Tor the purpose 10 the extent of guarantee
ing per cent per annum on su inses,
nseut. Sic 80 in bonos 10 be ssu.d by
a company incorpoi ated unier the lass of
The United States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

@ssHsssreS. Aag. &z.--Aetlng Haitian
Commissioner Set h@s received telegram
frosa gonaE. Al she FiaFheasi indian agency
In Montana IN which be says
TIA. the g784fsse xazs fDe fiafhsa1s
Al pswersvflse. sklrA q faa msles
frsxs tee agency &ast of the rescFvz-
rsssa uss undoubtedly eass@s By whisky
TAs lnszsnHs. BE s&ss. has sren fsse y~sspkt
Oh fle hs&S ~ fixkazA al ls4e al fh@ lie ssoy
ssey cas- PAS fer, and dTaa ksEErss Is EKTy
egEaBaoza aEseTsg them. One iEskiAa aas
s-csa al ed. The agxnl il making sn IN
res 1. aslss9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
MONTANA REPUBLICANS.
The state Ticket Complete With
Carter for Congress.

ANACONDA, Mont, Aug. s-Thc Repab
liesn stste ticket wss completed today. I;
reads: Fer congress, 5. II. Carter. of Hell
ena: governor, T. e. Powers. OF Helena
lieutenant governor. r. J. Richards, of
Butte: secretary of state, DR.. Lewis, oS
Rsek well. state treasurer. J. kocsman, of
Livingston: state sndifor. +. A. kianey
of Misssauls; at, ornes general. II. J. Has
kcl', of Deer Lodge. superintendent OF pub
lie instruction. John Cannon. of u, er
Lodge; chief Justice of tbe supreme court,
H. J. kisks. associate justices, r. y. Har-
ws,od. of Billings and W. H. Dewitt,
Baf,e; clerk of the supreme csours. ". J.
Kennedy. og Mssoula.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
rgKRIBLE TRAIN WRECK.
three v 60 Iosssassy Killed asd Yif.
teen lsJareA-

PEraaAxgx. W Va, Aux g-A eoIisssoH
oeearrea fh:s norsssnS on the nalsizaore a
usls ra41waF, between Petroleum aas 81
ver Ean sznaes- aseas s~en;y three nssss
fro PArkesskarx. IN which tAFee meu
wers instantly s5glsa and ssseen womnS1sd
Az sncanafns dsssen ssasn eymfag wes'
rr1xesz1 sKss . sS~rElxI train x.-rsgrss1 BY
rmisw&y akaGaxssx ma = tanr az shsBssrsssn.
TIE ezass 81 she u~ssk IL said - have bee
esxs s.seSszx fsxia orders E<xa trains wkfs
sEzsnzHx sAra<5ls snd ss<n so<y coxl.t$ss.
sxse emrine, seHzss and baxBaue Gar - te<
nrro0mo6as5ou feuxn WUu1 oyug ~ ett4 ~
- lnf11mnetrnkts mnA JnGnSn LA4znom,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
CLuB MEETINGS..
Liacoln Ciab Ofiicsrs Elected DE M
oeratic .golitfieatton

TACOMA, Aug. 23.-Ata n meeting OF the
Lincoln REPUBLICAN Club this evening the
following offist rs were elected: r. {. sui-
dvan. president; A. Walters, Harvey
Huston, William spinniAg and Renwiek
". Taylor, vice pres.deLts, c. ". Manning,
secretary. A nambgr of committees were
sppuinted To ssssst IN organizing the cam
paigEs.
Cratic club this evening . number of
prominent Democratic delegates made
speeches, and . geaerai sollifica ion was
rad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

oIyxrfs. Aax- -S-Ihe following inaor~
y.sg&Esoa has flses artscass IA iss ofses of
seeFvsags White
Aosassan II Ia Cesn Psay eAgitAl stock
actually saa@crassesl. ts.8& IY4ssees -
s,sSsrxs IL E@as~szs. JSazeS A kAFr. A H.
A.hn. q Il AfEs~Ass sad g. T.. aolcos1s-
sIssecs--so taa24 sait construct saSsssns
s,s nSsgEsasaxs ~ szr 2-ssf asssl sssgs ssis1
"a, - Is. kxse IssN a as nsSxazsfa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

FrysExuT. Aug @a-Tns fssxzerx anSs
gs.ss - t@Ek Aaye lssass5 saexr arst no.
fsrs. tnalra.sinx thxs tasy ~aa es>s Eassr
sAzs caxsy IN sxpseszees.
Frusvsssar IrszStsaea - ass he~n sg.ezs9
ssss ssyessi wssks as xAs1ea. kA< rxtar&ezs
~ ts&n-
y. y. Mswkex AID bis daGxAssr. Ms G. q.
H-sx. 81 f&x1ns. s<Ass e4rsx D<xs znzsas2
sasr s,szsnsstsux. q. Mr. MreS<r has sxen ~
g.sazsrd . representative fsxssa shs wnnA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

OMAHA. Ssb., Avs. z1--Senator AADdsg'
ssSs Ass toFwsriea 10 Washington 20 Com
missioner Tanner. letter IN which he de-
mansis an examination by med eas exTsFts
10 ds;ermsDe whsfkex he - entitled a. The
rersfed pension gec~ntly granted blEn- The
letter 10 Vsssr ienxshy. In the consss of u
ae sAss that The cuza n sszsosseTs siif essr
him o1f In the ststssacaf taaf The f~arsoss
sss ~hoiiy vsfse1s kss sexkfnx and
granted without bis xmas ledge. sishsugn n
he wsaid hare hsf pesseet tishs 20 sEriy
ios sf under ta 10 kaws
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

PoETLASp. Aug. zs--Prsslsisns Charles
ffaaeis Adams. as the Uaion Pacific rall
rsaa systesa. and patty arrived 10 Iae eaGy
is morning Besides President Adam.
tsas p.SEy consists II Wee t'Ts s.sieat ~ ~
I.sils.0mAs. Assistant t3els4as Manager u.
s. CSxuafx.g. 4tsfzu S4s4IF5. a,ssTtasStsit al
a ne tab tesstFAi. }. II hah1arsa, ras4,
ss.sss. rasa irssEa hs0sAs IsSys Aaa Edward
salx id Aaasi j. r.. 10y ksslsisiss Secretaries
aae parry - on to1t VI iE1sPetslots, Assa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

LxvEsroaae Aag. - -Mrs AAyavsrs IS
weaker ss~ssy shan At Say tine ssnce hes
arrest Il j. sexFssi sAe wia asss I've AassS,
fs-f~r4y, ssr p&fazsoafs has ssssed fes
nassan
TIE essTa ia ssasEs has rssatvsa. - s.ffsEe
far a E2stsna ca The srNan1 shss TIE ssesits
ss Hu@n SECRETARY Msf Gsws shess saers
s. rax~sn - stoass sAekAxz AsyNEsSs sas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
wALLA wALLA NOTES.
Proposed Abandonment OF the
Fort,

WALLA wALIA. Aug. 23.-Colonel Glen
den. commander of the corps At Fort waiia
WaiIa. has recommended TO the war de-
psrtmens the abandonment OF the post.
because selfish ranehs rs along the creek
which gives the water supply take ali the
water Probably only one troop. be
stationed here in the future. This matter
ef the water supply was com mplainei of
some time since. and q COMMITTEES of eiti-
xsns undertook 10 remedy the complaint.
but only legal measures win compel The
the users of water 10 comply with The
law
An extensive FIRE is raging in the woods.
twelve miles south of DAYTON aud much
xAluanie timber i being dtsfrnyad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
r.,.pA... 8, stem for North Y.A,m.

SoAFa YAkins, AaE. zS-aE- goha
sA@rcEee. sf lhc sunset TsleyhoEas aud
Eeisgrapn Iompsay Las oses acre fos q
s&y es tsa, EsAkl&s his arrangements ~
.sss IA a n pHo~se sssak AsEU. he has
ssssg y In Ire sfstveTsxl s&Ffoss 9f fkg elss-
zesss "a tsse pTeaee4. aSss hss completed las
ss.fxey lhE i-ssscx hSse tx~n GssSerea asEss
ta~ Is etsss4 ~ssl te "a oE~ gsssoa "a . very
sssazf t4szae.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
FROM NEW wKsTnIxoxnn.
New Paper .to be EstsbIisAsa--ooo
nf n Rf0aemv.

SKw wEsTHiSsrEH, Aug. A-A 1oM0
stock company has beea iormea u110 4
capital Of $1,000 OF paidup ssurh ~ uZ
purpose of pabiishias daily mde1o
newspaper in this city. Ths tttie -
journal Il io b. the TfstA, and - -
sssae Il fo spy~as Tussday neat
AT Westminster Junction ysssee6nv
pussn. John q ponusii. vell.tnou4
necr 81 the pfsrsnee. tell sn the -
track from tbs platform u . eabooDo U~
the train wEs In motion and uao sun 1<y
and instantly Killed u
The salmon rnH continues n1Q& -
lent exceeding that al ans ps~vtouo y@@s
All the cannsries have c0mtleef4 -
mack 3a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
RICH SILVER FIND.
fine RUBY silver Ore Discovered ~
Matches P0ss.

PORTLAND, Aug 2-The old pieneer and
veteran prespector, W. z. York. retarned
toisy from sn extended trip into the Tietan
Basin and the Satcaez pass, bfiAgi. / with
hia some OF the finess specimens of ruby
silver ore ever exhibited here These
specimens were placed wiih some of
the same class iron Colorado and
l. was impossible 10 dlstne aisn oEe from
tsc ot3er. This find aas created Q greater
excitement than any oi the numerous rich
1sscoyeries made III fnIs cRiagiy mex
haastibie storehouse OF mineral wealth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
ROUTED M LAW WHkEAKEKs.
4 ynSxe's Pesse Fares BADLY In A.
tempting an Arrest.

foptsyfLLx. Acx. z-coaafy ladxe
Lewis of Harlan county. wsntf ouf iass
Ns~k Co arrest wsl@ca Howard wanted
FOE snnFae- The shestz sud
sssier ot Harlan coEusy are reIs.
tves ST Howard and resuss q
"a arrest him- Judge fswsx and rsosse
fonnd Howard suffosfnfca ty armed
grfenfs playing cares. ard q hattie
ensssszi. jean = Purfoek. one nf
and Gesrve Hall. oae ~ the tsadxs's
posse. 81 probably siic. The party sca;-
tered. aad sxa rso~s ~ the fuige's ysse~e
ware Seriously wounded sFosa zm cush tie
Sssse and nis afssn6aHss bring parssssi
sor hcs4rs. Another esos< VIII &c nsase o.
sssgsfuYs Howard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

hosTos. Aug 2-B<~ton :. WASH
ington =
caIcsee. Aax z2.--ehiesgo 2. Pitts
burg l.
IsDGAsxrcLGs. Aug .. - IndlsnaEolis
:. Cleveland q
caxciSsAri. Aug. - Cincinnati. T.
Bfuok. .yn 10
KaSsss cfrx. Avg. "a Kansas City 7.
Ata1ef1rs 8.
Nav Y9Ng ABe. H-Eirst game~~Sc~
Work Z. Psiisssipuia s sceand sAns, Nee
IoYx :, Phfissieirhia ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
RAILROAD xArRs.
Northwestern ft.sds Agree - Woehr
draw the freversioneA Ias10.

CHICAGO. Aug. zs.--fn consequence g
the ruling rendered BY Judge Cooley q
the interstate commerce eemmission. -
northwestern ruads today aG1<~0
TO Withdraw the proportional tns19
reosntly established between ChieoGD
and 81 Paul resolution sdopeGd - ~
sffeet that he is-cent scale of raaes ehOQD4
be cancelled August ~. end ~
Chairman froihefn i-e constituted co4~
miitee IL one 10 conjey with Eastern FQo1D
ing ar sngeinenfs for the esisblishIseN1 Il
through joint tariff tetwern Ka1orn
yctnts asad 81 PAUL
An sdtoufued meeting viii he hei1 -
tembef to hear the chalFsnsns rcp0g& M
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

PoEr ANGELES, Aug. 2a.-The tointer at
| The Port Angeles shingic company's mill
exploded Tuesday mofntnr, badly in;us-
ing three men: Nicholas Mcsghu, Albright
and Hamilton. Mr.. Meaghu was removed
to HIS home and may not recover
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

foxpox, Aug z&-@emheD - ..ll
TRADES arc iosslax the stsikin9 &C., =. |
All classes ~ aaskilisd lsspfen - = ~
threaten 20 participate. End tscQz
feared. TIE police ss~ nsklek
vessel H. islie In the Lzndon oneM
TIE mail steamers are aee - ppek 49,
thosfsan1 men sad nAny yeatwQ
have strsszx l. Msuated lo,iee D0sle
streets, sud tfss sisaaxs~a =
fs4tteaf f2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

PsxrLxsD. Azx "a lex nfrhfs since
bnrsisrx entered . nuru ser 81 s.,sssers ss.ss
= hss Al Icng Beach ssasss3e resorts Th~s
s.sxrontxed na1ae<r ut wuzaen snS esil
ofcA- and escaped A searrsinr .nrtv ~.s
er1anssksf azd nsxs ssAy osse s,f tie thiere~
vas srFs sstss Ia ste tinsler ard Is rsess In
jail ~ 0yx&ersisse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

wscagrs. kss.. aug 1~--sen Aagasf u
K.tsrt -aydes at Eatsegs'3o. klIsesi sa sife
ara mother In sxw~ Last sight nsgh
made sn ssza<g an sb& jail wfsre De wss
fssss.a nos keep fzaezn OCH -ns Oar was
siassssd eE' 81 tass sSEsSc4 stth swe
sFrsss ~ nx1 t@xsa ssrgssNs the eouAffy q
sssa> ia = t1sxs. sal ffQna shesr bgeaESs
10 wsehita Eb1<saso 1eepse have fhfeas-
xssesi - send . eesEaaistee gf no - tfss
essy ard iyfsca Ssss stss.