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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-30
THE CRoNIN TRIALS.
Frank Woodruff is to Have a sepa.
rate Trial.

cHlcAoe, Aux. sa.-~judge Mcconnell
this morning decided that all the defend
ants IN The Crcnin trial be tried together.
With the exception OF Frank Woodruff, a
young Cslisoraian. Judge Mcconnell said
IN Siew of Wociruh's confession Ii would
he manitesily unfair 10 allow him to z, to
trial with the others.
All the defendants took exceptions 10 the
rniing sgatnst separate trial aud were
given twenty DAYS To file bills OF exception.
All sail they were ready for trial gourt
adjourned until o'clock
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East side Front bet James and Cherry Sts
&c have ali paris OF the CITY
.nica ee pleased tntenoiag Purchasers.

ro west '
IN
interest," IN
of
- ehe~ky
adv.
Mexican eerde We hsve sesn
R anu
in ecsSie
ti
be III
a
rffusur
In -
sff vnu
~ thea
tin ae
slarian ssaiis q
10
ware xAuuss ard
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Dsssh Of Eschnias ST. nrhcr.

pogT TOWNSEND. Aug. 9.-Nicholas
Meagter died at / o'ciocS yesterday morn.
ins az Pert Angel,s DIR. Giennan, of the
United stat hes1 itai. took Il boat TO
attend hiSn "Wednesday evening, but ar,
rived alter death. Mr.. Meagaer wss hurt
in toe recent explosion ia tie mill a, P,rt
Angeles. His skull Mas fractured near tie
sutnre of the frontal and TEN poral bones
of he right side, at the edge of the hair.
A piece Uf Iron YVES extracted from the
right cheek. Meagher was a brether-iu
law OF Charles B. Wood, deputy customs
60 lectDr
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DOWN on IHE CIVIL SERVICE
The Disposition s Patronage Dis.
pleasing tn Republican Cfabs.

BALTIMORE. Aug 2a.--i.ast night the fed
erst'on OF the Republican clubs of the
Thirty eis hth congressional district. which
Represents twenty three aSsoei eisti0ns,
a6a;ted the f,llwiug;
Resolre5, That we rs Republicans do
p eGEa ourselves not 10 support anyone for
ofsit c. either national, ssats or tv, who ia
tn favor If the present jdiong clvii service
or les application su the distribution Of
public patronage. " hereby q majority OF
appointments 10 awarded 10 young men
fresh from sehoo3s snd colleges. while set
i've intelligent. educated and deservins:
men of our own party are barred oat on
account of age. or have faisesi "a answer
foolasn questions Dot pertinent 10 the
service ia which they seek employment
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sAN Francisco. Apg - Captain l. an
Mclean. ot the sealing schooner Trium ah.
vho. il was reported hai ou witte,i he
reVrpue cntseg Rash shen his vessel ;, A.
searched for ses'Sklns l. 10 the city. nd
denies the story
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THE VENERABLE eoKr.
"ftsss Nendsn aeimes rAs.es as.
ftshtssth birthday.

hs>rc>, Aeg. - oliver wenisll
hoiuies Is quietly pssssaS hls >osh birth
osy ~ The Rrevcrty fsrm. Letters of con.
graiulS'sea are reuriac in fson all over
TIE country. This Aissrnaoa he received
several lasiirs and gentlcmen.
Many b aa'ital Elarsl gifts were sent 10
The doctor, ard The house wss sliesl with
bowers He also received handsome re.
nesnbrsns-s ta the SHAPE 81 s0g4i silver
xvli-itned cup Of beautiful deSsxn from
psssoliss friends and class nEsszs,
he reviewed a short personal note frorn
"niftiefs ia uhsca the latter exIsry sse.i ~.
ssfd and deep regret that hts ia health
s0nid f.r Seat his being present ia person,
ia ftbg slight 81 i1cuSty with his hearing.
me 0osior.s lhaaers are nnlmnnir..l
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Srw YeEK. Aug xs.--fseorge fawcesi
Rove, the playwright ard actor, died 70
night. He hat been az for syrse tine wii
heart disease complicated with bsgAt
disease Of tts4 kIdnfys
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No SPECIAL SESSION.
Congressman Mckinley Advise. the
fresident AgAinsf Ii

nEEE PsEE, Nd, Ang Congressman
Mekinles wss ono ct the principal eallers
on President Harrison today. They dls-
cuss@d the sdsisabsiify Of eonvenimx con
gress IN extra session " kiaiey thinks
al extra session iusdyissble. aud that con
gFess eogii pos u vel assem- Bird after
hearing from the ioaf new stats before
November /. ard that iheu there would b.
ba; four wofkias weeks Fnrghsr, shst II
by the death 81 Republicans or the eiee.
ton 81 new nsi mbcgs nEtOFity be with
the DeE9esfsts. the president wauld fn
ea AAz al exty8 ss-<ssou. a-sufse fesEs.rlsf.
b.issy tcf ta'3r sefsfsn. white this ssss1d
nos tse the ease Ia reg nlar - ssIag.
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Port Townsend Marine Hospital.

PoRr TosHsESp, Aug. 2e.-Dr. John b.
Hamilton, surgeon general OF the United
-tases marine service. Is expected early In
Sept. IN ber 10 inspect this station, pre>um-
ABLY "a recommend an appropriation hv
the next congress for the Bew msrine hes
pitai hatiiing, and to select the site of the
permanent qusrsnt ne station of Pdget
sound. far whien the last congress appro-
priat.-a AsJDQ0
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WASH SGrOS, Aug. .9.-Acting Com
missioner General Of the Land oflice stone
to-day sent the following telegram 10 ihe
register and receiver Of The land ofhce at
Independence, Cal
I'm filings allowed for lands that may -
plated. aud sites fer reservoirs, canals or
isud susceptible of irrigation, there will
~ fifiug under the apt % ocfatyer % aud
the caseusag of snRtIst Z, iN~9 -
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AMERICAN CONSUL To MEXICO
The MsxleaB 6assremebt Nay OBJ
teet To sampson.

Il Fa~p. Arg. 5---{ssncFsl saaa pso1. the
Bewis Appointed Amfreaa eoasai 81 Psso
del Aosfe, Gsa sFes sBseT spoa the duties
% his ossses iossy a. ssse governor Of Chi.
hsshgs telsxsspssest they eosid nos do -
until The Mexican soss rS5nrns scat hlm
ais ezsustur. hiSh II il sut.nstsd the
Mexiesn gsxegf Essas Hfu define 10 do
bns sfi. ak gfse unIsszi s'xtes government
"a, rxs-4ss -Ssa IzSsssf
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sssses. made thorough inspection et
tae ~ssezs o TIE National Seflcuxsar,,.
psrs- tos the iarS~s>s cf asxsrsatui1ar whAt
varieties OF nsaex arr hest suited there
Tue ana OF the psrk. ensirslv y fthsur sSs
ataoa1fS 20 assst .soo square nstsx. sn-
esa<lsssg she head sfrxx OF <s,vxrsi su.a
nsefS aad their srlAstxries. Commissioner
mermaid lsfeasss ~ an early 1xy 10
pa = ass Eastern erSsak srSrnt yearly IA
tae middle 1T the west ferk az Gardner
rafer. sssoDf the cascades lie viii AZ
THE same time S.A,,,f ,,l...,,w
es hsa WIN ofie cf the
connisssens cars. 10 cs,llecs native
esaek -srsstsd trout in Garden river sus,
risce the 6sh in the esst fork Of the river
sssssnf the falls Tisss parry will asso col
rs TIE RasiVr white f~n OF GarSst,er river.
her ire pa poSe cf ssorssnx sosae af the
small lakes. THIS will ee the tcxiuning az
. very extensive fSh cultural work which
~ = sae Inteaftaa al the cstaHnisSion to
ssfFs es IN connection with the park next
spFaax u II proposed 10 stock the laSes,
: >sas'stone and les j. river with Ixckhsven
: ,svas; ard salmon and MSsl.son Fiys n with
= AK iSh trsSgf
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Caused Ey the >recuiatioaa OF the
CAshier.

fRAiEiE CRY, la, Aug. se--The Citizens
hsnk located here failed today. 4 correct
tatcmeas of the assets and liabilities can
no, be given. The latter are estimated 1t
from s7s,ooo 20 sSaooo. and the assets are
said to exee.d that sum A hank
officer SAYS II they are allowed
ute time they will pay all debts In full
nd VIII resume business in few dsyS
ne cause of the failure Is said Is he The
insolvency OF J. \. Roach. shc was the
hanks cashier for twelve vesrs aud Who
mas been heavy spcculssar Nhen this
hevsnie known IL is said the iepasitosS be
came alarmed and withdrew their ac
counts
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THE SELECT KNIGHTS.
Officers are Elected and ths Session
Closed,

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 29.-The Supreme
Legion OF Select Knight, A. o. Z. W,
closed It's biennial session today. II was
given out last night tha' Chicago would be
the next place of meeting. hut today Pitts
burg was decided on. smong the officers
elected are; George F. Howard. ~ Paris.
His, supreme commander; Ira CFeech, OF
Jo.iin, Mo-. vice commander: J. A. Lind
say. of Bradford. Pa, lieu enant eomman-
GER W. Theen, 81 Lawrence. kes. recoF.
der. ]. W, Carr, Of Omaha Neb., treasurer.
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Nevada L,nchers kepent.

ELxo, New, Aug. 9.-This morning Rob
ert :. Kaess captured Kendriek, the muir
derer OF Hugo. in an old cellar near La
Moille ant started with him 'or Elko. He
was overtsken by dozen masked men
who took the prisoner aud started back to-
ward Lsmville with him. Tnsy met Sher-
III Barkold and delivered the prisoner 10
mm. II Is supposed that the mob in
tended tn lynch kendrick. kendrick ae-
know lodged his guilt
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Northwe., Bsp,i.t Convention

OLYMPIA, Aug. "a The Northwest
Baptist convention embracing the terr tory
of West. IN Nast ingion aud British Colpm-
bia, met in session af ii a. ~. today in the
-irss Baptist church Of this city. with =
iarge repr, sentstion of delegates AMI
visitors present The session IS likely TO
continue through sunday.
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AN IRON AND STEEL TRUST.
More Engiish Mutton. Coming Ia
This Country.

scsAsfos, Pa, Aug. 29.-Ihe Thomas
Iron Works have issued acircular to stock.
holders To vote on the proposition Of an
English syndicate TO purchase the works
for $5,olo.veo. IL is reported their inten.
ton Is ~ Join this with the OTIS Steel Com
pany. OF Cleveland, already bought. and
other plants, To form an iron aud steel
frn@f
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No Second Regiment Kpe.mpmer.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 9.-Adjatanf General
g 3rien says that. owing to lack of funds,
esnsequent upon the purchase OF uniforms
ii blankets, together with the expense OF
troops daring service at the tie fire.
there WIN be no encsmpment of the Sec
.,,d regime nt this year, and that next yess
be hoped that there will be full brigade
encsmpment at some convenient point. at
which time IL ia expected that regular
troops NAV ioin the camp
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4 Heavy Providence Failure.

PROVIDENCE. T. l.. Aug 2s.-The cred.
i,ors of the wsuregsn Company met to-
aay. The treasuFer's report showed the
liabilities Of the wAufegsn nils were
~ .i1i Gkn and the assets $3.50 900, leaving a
bet deb; on the plant % t75s.e0. TIE
Nottingham mills statement shows ilabii.
ttses of fls7 .UB and assets Gt 1Ss,n1
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Objected TO Railroad Travelling.
Yakima Herald

Last week Mr.. Davis. OF Spokane
Fails. placed a couple Of horses aboard
Northern psciac freight car for
shipment 20 Seattle They made the
Journey all right a FAR as Yakima,
when a most singular thing occurred
The winaow in the rear Of the car haL.
issen left ofen for ventilation. and
through this one OF the horses made
hrs exit 10 Eaf-ear ans then 10 TIE
gruuni As the window measures ba,
i5sx2ss feet. the r-ader would imagine
that the hurse sas hails Use hau a.
CRASH nfer, hssi the srEstt Il be II a
sosi-siz~d animal and xsighs tesseea
40 and / .its, pounds
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DESvRR. Aug. 29.~Af sopris. a small
mining camp south OF here last night. an
year Ia daughter 81 James Danaehy
started 10 kindle a IRE with coal oil Itex.
plasie3, Burning the gsrl 10 aesih aud
fatally bufDiHg her mother who attempted
20 save 'he child. This kes fifteen fives
lost ia this state iuring the past month by
explC s!ssfS Of keros ne oil cans
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New yncoyperasions.

OLYMPIA. Aug. s9.-Ariieles of incorrora-
ton have been fled by tire following:
Congregation OF the second Pr.sb, terisn
Caurch, OF Tacogaa-Tfnsfees, Thomas Me
Gain, Matthew ; .wari, oyia Chapman, K
II Duff aud Hastings MeFa; lane.
klIa Cssl Company, Tseoma--capital
sick, sita, Geo; trustees. john ). Audei son,
; lwaid ises and john II. MfGfaw. OBJ
jsct--Io acquire b. purchase. OF otherwise,
esssai lands and coal mines Ia Washington
Il tFitOry.
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SsseoxT. x l.. AEg. zs--The prefss.
ss.s,asl TEAMS match t~twecu the cham
Elan 81 Ireszs1 George Kerr. and Tazl
Petit. the American professional. cane o1
shts rsevnlnz II wAs son ~ kerr. . 70 s
Z. 4
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Portal Ci.rk G.ne wrong.

~ PkrL. Aug. 29.-w. Y. seiesnent. .
grneral delivery clerk ia the -. Paul p 1t
ossice. was arrested BY Ppsiofiee fnspeetar
Wool this morning fer robsaHx The mail
@*lrEmeafs amiiy reside tn southern Iowa
Hs IL al unmarried fEsn.
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Tssnsassssss. are afflicted wifb disesses ai
ssae sssfssey and usfnsry organs sno s1ne'
IN siisnes. RAJ her Than fsske kn..~n th.Ii th.Ii
s~.,rs s,ss-. To al fsso&~ afflicted we eas'
f.fg.sr = sxss and speedy ssDsty IN ofsxof'
EsGfey Tea. wszteh - ersnp<s<~a - - fn
eejce1ssa wsfh great eafs r. Osexvp snn
-s~seae~A s.n4 - euosaSn - ntuefn1s cf eny
SsS4 4 - Iunr1 nGzyrt fnnemut reiixz
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OTTAWA. Ont, Aug. 9.-The govern.
ment has received word that the sealing
schooner Black Diamond which escaped
from the United states reycnua cutter
some time ago, has again sailed for ben.
ring sea.
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yilIagsr rn,,l, n..,ro,.a

BERNS, Austria, Aug. A--The village Of
fscherlaea. In ~. Gall, was tics rayed 10.
day by the fat of portion OF Mount
knlhlshufg. The yLllagers escaped.
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IsDiASaPaLfs. Aug. "a special TO the
Seatin<f from -helbysills ssys Michael
Passe, coanty tn ssu'er. today ng,ifsed his
boadsmsn that he was short about 500,
sDd offered Ia turn over r-sl estate yHiusd
At si0fDS The shortage is eEH-sd 4 ~ pay
Ing nff cebts contracted before he went
s.ts ser
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THE BIpwELL STAGE ROBBED
The Htxhmsymaa Escaped with the
Treasure Sux.

SAN FEASS1soo, AGE. 2S.-Ihs Rene. Ne
vaas- sage from BfsisesE which arrived
lzsi night. sss stepped b. a hsxaESyDan
and welis. fsrsa 4 CcTarsny's sfessErr
hsx seearsss The Fssesss escaped siFh 81.
booty The amount utSAl14ssa i. gakE0wa-
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a. e. Arm.tro.g x~sixss.

CHIC sr0, Aax. "a G. Armstrong, rsr
chasing agent for the Atchi-on, Top IA 4
sAaEa Fs rasiroz<i, has resigned. His sue
csssor sill BE- William q. Fuller. forfnsf ,
esf the Erie roNf
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MsraArA STILL .KuaNs.
Msiiesoa Refuses tn Rule Over she
Ssmeans.

LoNboN. Aug. sa,-Adslces from Apia
under date of July ~. state that Malictoe
declines for the present 10 assume the
royal pgerogat,ve oa the ground of sick-
ncss dataafs sgsil FcignS
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Death Brings Relief.

LvEExoRE FALLS. Ne. Aug. 2.-Miss
Ann Jones, aged -, died AT Jay Bridge
Yesterday. She hss been an Invalid seventy
yesrs, aud has been confined to her bed
sixty Vgavs
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IsxGsGToS. ky,. Ass. p At tie rases
Aese tosag Beanie Aesrsgsgr Ioweres hi.
svcora q .Lss. which ranks As sse tsss
sale 10 the credit Of sny IYiux tros tAsg
~sEssssss
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faE PEirs uF CALIFORNIA.
The Owner Of 81 sts Rev Rsfases
t<s sefi Him.

Ma YORK. aug. .2-Theo6ore winters
OF California, owner OF the great two year
old III Rio Rey. has had many offers for
niri, but declines TO sell II is ursi,-rstoosi
thsf Winters intends 90 keep him to speed
at Norfolk In krati
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THE CEtTsFR CBARLE.TOS.
b sntIssr. s@nfta~Es the R~G1tre-
xu~Rts viii he Exssesf~ss.

wASnENsToS. Aas - The sssastas
oeslas siEsYzseh has beea receives sa tbs
s.arxxn a .sssn ~asansesang of she sss
department. irsEys sas Ensen iroa 8 "a
in saa FFaxs ssssxss rxlsiETe Eo ihe ~ z. : -
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IN PRISON GARs.
Mrs Aay brick Locks Well Ia Hor
New Costume.

iloSDoN, Aug. 9.-Mrs Maybrick was rc-
moved Ia the wcfkingron prison today.
She wore the prison gsrb during the iour.
ney, aud looked we'll
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ss y ssi >sack ts~ Waters sf yst-
t.wsten~ ) srk with Treaf.
WASHINGTON Arx zsy--fsrkeRes acbSE-
ssf. rnssea szasss s-ss sosn nMl<slsnsrs wha
yesterday rssasn<ss TO = SAsssisxsoa fsosn :
erur - fmr@es5sn - fhs esh ecmut~eeA
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The Women's National Relief Corps
today elected Mrs. Anna witteum Yer, of
Philadelphia, president for the ensuing
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ON THE RACE COURSE.
The SessaB's Races at sarstoga
Closed Yesterday.

sAPAro0A, Aug. - 2a.-Three-fourths mile
Hopeful wen: Happiness second. Little
Bill third. Tine. l:itl..
One aud one-sixtcenth miies-Belie Dal
won; Cartoon second. Bertha third. Time
i:ts'..
Relief s;skes. mile and 500 yards
Brown Princess Won; X trieye second,
Hub third. Tine. 2.illa.
Three-f urths milc-therry won: Bor &.
view second, I.angmirtn ,hi.d. Time,
i.aS4.
raramh ,uie second, Carrie q. third
J Ti8e, l6.
farewell hsudieaps sweepstakes, one
md thfee-sixteenths miles-Bouita wen
rorsbGrg second, Vermont third. Time
01
Tnis ends the rsclrr season here.
NORRIS PARK sAcEs
Means PARK. =. Y. Ang y Tho
eesthyF was superb aud the track ia fins
s.ssaltioa.
/ sever, furiongs- Hanover won In p
aefsnlfsrS cot 4, Climax third.
Ftye-.ishts mliA--Bai ynol won ia H.
Civil service sesnn., Pail Mall third.
} one and one sixteenth msi,ss-Joe Ceur,
mey Won in I;3i1.. Lo'i IN second. Rum
side third
! Ore mile-CaSsswsy won in Ia. Fores
( King second. teia May tBlr3.
Dus sui oue-s ish mIls -Bro'her DsE
( wou in l,,Sis. klyton second, Csssia,
third.
/ one ssa one-sixth Fntle--PrincssS Bow
I Ing son Ia las IypocFite SECOND. I'm
esifse third
CHICAGO RACES.
CnycAeo, Aug. ~ Class 20. PAGERS
Hat Pc3user won Bud hotis set0ad. r. NJ
lillian third, Nyroree fourth. Best time
ZlSfs
,las< afs. irusting-sssie :, WOO. Anb
& q : c,susl. New Dne Ia ri, u. Richard
son Esurth Best time. 21S3S.
4 as -, iYsltfirg- Katharine :. woe
saxon second, Frank r. intrd, others dis
I tngcse. aass ,arawu. Best time. H.,
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Welcomed by ktnr..

corgsnaeEN, Aug. 2a-King Christian.
Of Denmark. aud King Geo e., OF Greccc,
we.ccmsd the caar sni cHaFina upon their
aTfigas here todias
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She Goes TO Victoria In SPITE of the
Prize Crew.

vicToKrA. h. c., Aug z9.--The schooner
Pathfinder arrived from Behring sea to-
nisht. Captain o'Leary reports be-
ing boarded by the revenue cut
ter Rush In Behring sea, on
July - Lieutenant Tuite took
2sa skius on board. and ali guns and
ammunition, ana placed the qHariermasier
of The Rush on board with instruc Ions 10
take the schooner 10 sitka After the
Rush left. the Pathfinder hesdcd for Vic
t,ria, despite the protest of the prize crew
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A YEAR OF CALAMIriEs.
Two Thousand Persons Lost In =
sertes OF chinese Typhosns.

SHANGHAI. Aug. 29.--North China and
Japan have been visited by series of ".
phoons unprecedented in severity. Az
the lowest estimate ecoo persons have been
drowned
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Tskr sbe Nsxr' Aern Fgetss FasfFeed. she
a-~s eeaip;.esi ssue svr al s.slass East
0xex sf Ssxosd street. bssson ntock-
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WASHINGTON. Aug. @.-The treasury
department. has received telegram from
Captain Sheppard of the revenue eat er
Rush, dated Ai-ska. August Q. via >an
Francisco, In which she csptain Tepr -
she stslxurs. os The sehconers Minnie, r. h.
fiaSser, Jalista end li'y, of Victoria, y. G..
and tn james & swan. of Port Towns, ud.
for violation of tae laws in regard Ia ; al
ing in Behriug sea.
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Vi ToRiA. Il. c, Aug. 2-The German
schooner J. Il. ffustssie was towed Ia ber
former anchorage in Esquimslt harbor this
moruiug the bartpy master having issued
ms rue ions 10 The pilot Ia do 50. Nhlie
{, anchor was being hauled up an Off er
was sen by the admiral warning the cap
tain net To move The vessel, bur he would
uos desist. She is Ia her former pla c tax
ing a salmon cargo.
The schooner Juauiia sTTived today from
Bchrlug Ses. The 1asnita wss captured by
the Richard Rush sni 6oo skins seized.
The schooner was ih Ii ordersd "a sIiks,
bat ne psize crew was placed aboard.
The schooner Lily, reported seized by
the Rush, is the property of the owners Of
the Black Diamond.
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-24
Promoted for His Wit.


The famous Russian warrior, Mar
shal Suvoroff. when receiving dis
patch from the hands of Russian
sergeant who had greatly distinguished
himself on the Danube, attempted to
confuse the messenger by series of
whimsical questions, but the brs9e fel-
low was equal to the occasion
How many ash are there in the
sea9' asked Suvorof.
"All that are not caught yet" was
the answer
"How far is it to the moonp"
Two of your Excellency's forced
marches"
What would you do if you saw
your men giving way in battlee'
I'D tell them that there was a
wagon-load of whisky just behind the
enemy's line.
Baf1led at all points the Marshal end
ed with:
Whats the difference between your
Colonel and myself"
MY Cotenel can not make mo
Lieutenant. but your Excellency has
only to say the word"
Il say it now, then. answered Suvo-
rolf, land right good officer you'll
be- IN. Y. Ledger.