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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04
REBUILDING the RAILWAY.
The Read He'd Gone tn Many Pizces
~Fiood ~ Leeh Haven.

f'fulAnElvuiA, June a.-~Ihe best snlor.
matIon thai can ha ehsainsd le..ay at the
Pennsylvania oftice ia this eily Is that the
track viii ~ patched up al Altoona with.
IN thsrtyssix hour thus giving 500 or more
esst aud west-bosa1d passengers laid up ut
thsf place an opportunity to get away.
II Il niso stated hsfu that only
seven passengers ui the lllIaied trains
vets lest. TN che middle division
pf the saxin line the read is clear from
Altoona to Pete stntE. Ftofa Huntingdon
70 Msnesunk bridge tAese are sevs RAJ bad
Junk bridge hkH been swept Away. East
Of that pains the Mays bridge Ii gone, aud
bnt enc span rumaitss en- the Granville
hftife. From Aiiopna westward on the
main line tho uassk Is open 20 within
short distance OF ahu Soufh Fork. where
the bridge was wAshet away fr day.
Between The south Fork aud Jamestown
f,uU taen are busy putting the railroad Ia
nhhpF. Al Juhnsiown and w<st Of there
several large xAnKs ri wuFkmen are en-
pleyed. Il u not bSsisiyr3 shst pxssengeFs
can be conveyed frota Harrisburg Ia Pitts
burg over the main Tine inside es = week
Or tsu dnyA A. 20 transportation
Of freight and malls nofsisav defi.
mite can b. learned. No aireek
intelliresiee OF any scrt has been
, 81 iosk Friday ssxat aispeteA Then
seexised stated tlsks lae lambwr bssa,a had
broken aud tha hDwn WAS napaeS. The
wflie$t Kind uf ruraafx are ecefstd in re-
gard - the sttuAtstaa II that nisee. hst
thef inpx confirmation. II Is believed.
however, thai the less 81 property 81 that
Place will be fs1uru3aaxs
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M00tre4t St6f.
Mr.. Goodwin Smith. the tireless ad-
yocate OF downright separation for
Canada. Is slightly past middle age.
and Is tall and dignified. He wears .
Prince Albert and mufton-chop
whiskers, He Is professor in speech,
bearing, temper, mind and everything.
Goodwin Smith is just as much con-
cerned in public events now. is just as
active Q literary workman, as he
was when he provoked the spleen OF
Disraeli, who satirised him to his
book Lothian describing him as
'sthe wild man Of the cloister.s He
lives in Toronto. at the Grange, 7 d
beautiful old residence OF the colonial
days, surrounded by primeval elms
and NAPLES, and set IN the very midst
Of the city OF Toronto. though seeming
70 be not part Of the city. He
Is systematic worker, rising
early and seating himself at his
desk at 8 o'clock. He works
till In the afternoon, and his
l&bors comprise articles for the Con-
temporary. the Ninefeensh Century and
sometimes for the London Times, and
for host Of English periodicals., be-
sides for some American publications.
Goodwin Smith makes q point Of being
paid for his literary work. Asked
why this was so, he said: Because
il would not be fair to writer's who
have TO earn their bread BY their pens
to be confronted By man having ac-
cess 10 literary quarters who writes
for nothing. He has one of the
finest libraries on the continent, and
here he entertains all distinguished
persons who visit Canada after the
ladies have left the drawing room.
He likes TO sit in cloud OF cigar
smoke. though he does not smoke
himself. but he Is fond OF billiards.
and plays an accurate game. He is
Gogmatie, hopeiessly Illogical, and
utterly self-cpinionated. But he Is q
clever man, and fifteen years ago did
excellent work.
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SHIPPING NOTES

The Aeeni Was in port yesterday
The Anccn took coal ssss eveDinE.
Tie Alhatssass Sill lies in ssse streann-
This rspalrs 70 shc Michigan are almost
sHsnrlese.
The iaao iss Sosse u r.ssaana vsish 20
teszs Of eaal
The IAsgne eanse il sunday with ~ tons
ut 1cBeEea nsssg h3ssassE.
Tae "a I Jessie q lssln< ses<ss2tasl ard ~
painted ia feslgt'S basin
The MaH2saisa uehs 60 ise 0aakers and
eos cd y@st F8as afternoon.
The Willamette len sug Portland sass
sssaing vita : 30 ssus ~ coal
The Mary r pegaey sseaueAG sn / .ap Ks
II oats fr0Fa la Eennes. yt-sseriAy
The Exsass Ussen aeAyess Erg nrxsrufs5ss4
l.ssasl teddy with - Eoss q bsrlassag
material
T1e ". r. Acrwsn was giYen her rev
sl.sss sanaas. she viii sazsnes3iafsly ~ ~
gssfF ftEsiiau
TIE Mcxseo srrivesl III p-ass y4ssenlsv
lstosgisx AZ eicis1ek With - s0sss ef GEN
sfsl Snsryhaaaise
ssEg2esaa Is eezagezi in rassssag ont 3 uesr
s1se1 sssg shs Atrse~. II y Sntir saes sssgsFser
than tbs ssd cas- Tise tssrua ard gsgr vii
sssa - slseFfesseSd aasst lsghseaes
Tsse Es.lsa : sAeSBx segssFra n Tessez'S
ssasln. Her h0use II s~esaa9 esssrgrss Ske
Is neH funssnw sSnsa ArFs gss l-nfua elfs.
hsss aai~xd her taSs ssEo sEsge she via ~
SAGE her rua A0nsfsy
JssF eeSga J G. BrsssAsn ans towsa 0rpr
- Ssa2 siAss yesterday. -A~ il - Ne rnnxrz.-
ssk sFssa twin seFea steamer AEtd wk4 70
@sess ~ seKsssyfzsg sz<k frlsn tshnek asssss
- ~<safSt TEesAeS TIE Hazk sc n4fs ss sns-
ssEsasay snt0 Ser wifi take sssye<al ueeks
NailEsE ~ Esness Hesniaae srsfxexs yes@
senzag fxuEn Valparaiso 10 hatss wish sarn-
azex - Rss Bzsscek. RTstksh hk Ivy hsx
- 8 4 fos tsHssws. 81 81. u1ka : cargo a
lwsaSaS
sag fwsSeTsSo. gnne g. RI vess--ss<
10 AaAksss Roszlssszs ~ 1sssEEs asa. -
skl1ss sg Nn&rasfte. NsessEgsz has.
e ssss1--sk sseas-gl EaEeessa Nsaasssss.
So Ie1nss snf ~ SEsbalss TAxyer. Sa-
dAsk Sazsess-~sfz sssls a. California. AS
4arSR
laSrexs Mas sl.--ss sxrua- Trick. fssr
FeEs aex wssTsz
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SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAS FRANCISCO. June s.--Mheat-~No ac-
tiyity the market: offerings light; 81 .s,7lss
Earley-Dnll and mammal; No. i feed.
0afs-D Demand light: further arrivals
from Oregon today; outlook at present not
very bright for sellers; choice feed, 81: No.
|, g7ssc; lower grades, 921sc.
SfopS--No change.
Potatoes good supply. ranging from
Hatsor-Weak: fancy. ls@lsc; good 10
choice s6<sfi7c.
Eggs-.calIfornia ranch. ai@2ac: store
LOT. 17Htl9c.
Chartered Bundsiier and Valley Forge.
Flying Venus. lnmber. Port Townsend %
HohNofi's bay, 50 shilliugs.
NEW YORK xERcHANpIsE MARKETS.
INV YoRK. june s. --cofiee--Options5 so 10
points mp: closed barely steady; sales, ~.
oea bags. spot BIO quiet
suRar-Raw, higher; fair refining, 6s<c
ceauifugal. 81 test, 1s<c: ssles. $500 hhsss;
Muscovsdo, 81 test, 6sac. three caryoes
sentriIugals, % sesi, i'<c. refined steady, in
copper-Dnll: lake, June, si2.It,
Iesd-trcng and fairly active: comss-
tie. tS.e1as.
Tin kasisr. straits. s1a.s0.
fsaf SILVER, @its.
Petroleum - Consolidated sxcr suge
opening s27sc: highest. So &c. lowest,
s4Ac: closing, size. Stock exchange
SALES. I70.U0a barrels; opening. SIC: high
eat, g lowest, size. sl9sings SEE. Total
ssles. $40 90 barrels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE xAEKET
CHICAGO. June s--wheat ciosed steady:
c ash s7aisEe76c. July. 7sl4r.
tsaan--esesdy: July. e. June. sSs<c.
Osss--EAsy; cash, 2i5sEaz2e: July. ME.
Bafiey--Nominal
Pork = Steady; cash. sii.u,ssi.sa: July,
ssls5
Lard steady: cash. ss.sassas6s ~: Juiy.
&C. seas III.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. JHae 4-- Cattle Receipts
800: aslius lower. beeves sttstl 81 :; steers
- sssss&,A 10. staNkers aaAd fs4<iUrx e. s0gz
s.6as Texas cattle 70 ser. S2ta3 81
Hog sesefpts - Go slow ard Sc lower.
mixed, - Axet.ts; iixhs. "A 9aits.s5. heavy,
81 aQtds gn
Ssaaep- gecelDss. Ice. a ssssie easter,
natives, So 70: ~ssseTr. saarsi, s. fssss
4sa
LxEeFessL aaaiS MAREET
i1vgMroos.. 1ane ~ Wheat anefanggxs
Corn la fsir demand for 81 aud future
AuEusts 3 IL. tfesdx 1rne aui gniy, 3.
ssxi. sfea1s.
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WYOMING WANTS srAxKHaop.
Eiestten 81 p~sexssss 60 y camssstn.
siauni casv~nsien Ordered

SAss1Ssss tans S--ssaseszas wares
sa~sss lssaed : rss~lsss ssson Sex sm eaNze
szcH Aa Jnsy : of 's~ae<asss ~ gaxlsss i
tssszi eunvsntsas. 4te saveFsar. ssre.
sssv saa kAsst sasssee hsa esvsansiy a.
sssssra The bssf hssz fsts .fistrasss asa ~,
s<sss sxsssszs sfss stesx x<ssz sgags<x fss sasae
"a srssa waS saAess ia Fwee sssssu ia $50
fxxsss< ~ sAt sa,sssssN< ssaexss ~ nvASe4 al
fk< s,ss<n tss tH wsaznzas sal = 4 ~
x<,fs1 = SO sass vserss - sssgssElsszsss sxAas
&ssaHax rsxar1 ~ gexsky &s@s@sae ssss
ta& fe<as<ss &ssea, sea "a asef Fsshss@ essez 3
9s 10 ssSsktke Is "a sassssissss 4 srs <xsssss.
sa*t Is ssEse sfsa szx&estiy annex 50
eaagssss fex thsz esss
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asestsn WIna Ansther GAsns The
Malay SsAxoa sstsl Prssaiis-

hoSfcx, Jane ~ Rssiioarne strained his
les testss IN The gsree wea hy Hasssn ever
the pasketx Score. fsasson, 10. Pail&sea
raia, q fsse hfts Boston. III; rAiisdes.
pfts, q EFsars nzsston, =. shalsAesrhsa
4 Batteries, E kastsss sssr Nasitssn, Can
ALT HasnAf N kzs I 4 keskxsse&
gnh Asa. xAes Inexo aAs s..asss s,s,s
ssasa ssasesase y embarrassing ten-in@4ng
gasse sAsss IA v ssss'as stssFAxr wen ~ ne
- #Hzsaa =. Cleveland / nass hits tbicagsl
e ssslaad 1 Err - eaieAgo = Ga -.
esx. otisEie ztsa EisasneT
EgFx&aEHa. 5nne ALL c haeaw xHEsa ar.
rived ts<sAs sssss o disastrous III p. stsss de-
fsatyd lnAiaasrnsls ia 4 well pasezaeSi
game seutT fss4khusg l. inA.As sseiss O
haHe hits fistSharx 4 snasausgssiis g
Kfxvss II sshsafG Il indianapolis Z
rsAeh&ss sssixsn AxsS nesse
MAxHsS&xNx. lans The New Vera
Nssnin<sen xssus was e&ilsa AZ ksss ssssl -
ths IeftsTn fNnsnx ssfs as8evuns II a Anass
Fasassnrkn ~asrh ssAuae So NAsAtHgsals
Ass& sseSrases1 yntsx issAz1 New Nos&A
ks~SAe Cry. Jssae < ~@kHaesas ks4ts =.
ErsSsstyu 4
fstEAnKksatA. Iiaes = = xhe fsassssvsa5es
I'D Asse arrive trslAy. sAa sha game with
tie Athletics wes tissNf1asss. 4
AtfsHuHss |nvN a. saAtafaeEvs :. Cssa
sInaa . Hssax tslsest ~ be esd 81 zee
eighth saasA< On assxuaat "a raj j.
aSsexkfss {sas~ - kazss4s CRY =
afswakAsnes
gesNsnkss. June r. C.selassssss Z. 81 lAzuss
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Ne LlsAs on slss Cronin Case.

RACINE. Via. jane 3--It transpires that
the sktfI missed fran Chicago sIsost the
time Of the disappearance Of DR. cfonin
was picked MP hy Il ting and towed fnto
Ksfine three days after the occurrence IL
eantasissd Two paddles and u n1ap's kid
gloves.
E5RaHTp June Ain answer 20 dispatch
e. containing the announcement Of O pro-
Ys,ssl 10 exfraiite W J. sfarkey, b.. states
that he Is quite willing 10 60 TO Chicago
ard tell ali he knows 81 the GFUnin matter.
whiRh he fAse h nothing
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~ 3 s y -. s.
- : - = :. - d ~ . = 49, g
''z'< 3! 'szk.s1 = l|zl 8. 49, -
~ ~ - ~! - r, lz ~ 4 ~ ~.
- zs T. h ~. " 49, l. y! 49, 4ee -
ss.l - ~ a - -. g -
r.. u l. q ll "a 49, : $3.50 - f17e ~
~ 3 !. tssz
~ 99eN esfEMa11<H t4f1H9hn<zE
L y4190sx ~ ~ - - 49<<zfu4.
=. = elzkaxs1p fzoe - sks~k -
- : ~ 1EfN - ENI tENNkz}pfz8a
l.. - 419<o ~ IL ~ 49, pN1Yse<.
~ ayM1e4 t&49txlSf31u H}<A
...s. l.. 81 6 ~ ~ 3. en4 fMxeF< -
= ~ - - a -
- - - yeoefne H. Desfs5 tgy49 ~
49, Hxse Af&kx<1x ea1nxa spk1ssz
z 81. :. IS i
8 y q! N{k. -. 1881 spnae
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y. B. Griffith


a repcTfer who had been 81 ~ L
for soYne time and had recefV13
az from the treatment OF o0l1
clans, Was attracted by an 0lfS1
In this pApcr. hut beinK yorY
x1ofernined to 6nd cut Il the
do a be claimed. &c uccneot
ON Mr.. u. O. Bal.eck in the ~
the S{e1apn & Ho4s mils.
Reportes-x and rksAnd thot IN
been treating with DR.. w. No.
af e11 Front street Whist NEcco
had Ia your easel
HI. Huliock--I Was affIie1e1
% year1 with catarfh.
would paso hack from the -
throat. and recently she sruuh1
extend down into the br0ni
causine : hbortuess Of breath q
ing q Il / had asthma. Ny ear
very much affecfesi. The short
becE treating with nr. Day1
xuf3cient b stop the Wheexfnx
improving every Way 10 fnoG
confident thet I shall nool, 81 -
;. 81 Colo, c0utfsct0s ami
ner EiKht hard Weller StrGo
next one infervieWe6. s
Mr. Cole-Ycs, believe the
do al that he claims. | W0ul1
lacks Of hemerrlsaxc neatly ~
which weakened me down q
scarcely any strength lclt.
attack the next day after I o0
treatment, but have had noun
now more than a mouth. The M
due to cafarfh.
II. H. nayiess 2O7 WaakinGn
seemed very enehusfnxtio. saYjr /
contracted b c0ttkh witch lSif6
eral snonthH. which nothing Woo
until he c0msnouced faking I2
medical Limitations, when he uGr
Onss. q
a young man working In ~
light Wcrke, expressed htmseH I
fojl0Wa:
III yon know the feelings 81 -
fears that he Is about 20 lose h1s1f
viii underStnnS az1 reaa when j
myself under Dir Dayi4 caro-. ~
absent minded that when ono No.
70 me ! would answer ~ rnnd0m
AL aud II seemed ae X ! could n01
b1r anfthtnx. Ny hack wns ~
aud Iuy nervous system Wa s<nd
that / would BE- startled BY. tll8
kound. put myself uu1af tho
care. hnsIug out little fefshs but
immediate improvement W
that he understood ny onne, ~
less than TWO months I IA hou
that fn7 fcars are gone ind
and we'll onco more. WI
Fred r. Thompson. Nin1h
streets, . upeehfDist, e4fd TIA
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PORT sIAKELEY wEArHER.

Following Il tho Official record Of the
weather al Fort Rlskeley during May,
isSa. rs taken by Mr.. r. III. Hesktnsal,
the oifseias observer For the benefit al
newcomers aud Easfern frasisrs Ii may he
s;a.ed that there II no signal office in Sc
attic. and that Pert Rlskefey Is only nfne
iniiss asssMas from this city. 50 thst the
record Of eng pisee Is practically the rec
tsrH f.Sr the sifhsrs
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1<lGog Ab1oets 1leR Chitd~-lsaai-
1Qo1 ua1111ng - B<sin.
- xaLIe. Juno 4.--Tne ether day
~ Wemon rogfet6rsd ~ the Wind
<1 nelne % T. =. 6illtsin aud
~ viii teen Young utsl.
= &easkssr, pnfing ti,e sb-
011pde irem IL hotsI another
lH4 p ~ tho ehiid's motheF.
NJ. Tht rtofy IL, thet Gil
n@of4ure hkeai In Qnk land, ,
&S i 4fvogt~ Jsum His Witt. who
Uell4t, the anne woman who
" Child. The woman eenocd
& hin have the chi q. bsit abs
II Nh md married eefs9nd Wtic.
~ ~ child with nim. TIA mother
u HIN. Int f1uaI}y ful1e red him
zE4nclecu, then % foftia ID. where
S10d ho haxt gone 81 seattle Szss
~ u1iel Mitchell q sstsrcept
11x1a ko4rtaa this. ieft sassdrnly with
4 " t1{14 In kilan9bafx. where the woman
4 - l<3e1eA4he1 70 the police. but the 20.
3U1G1IH 10 art The MotEkn fanssd
q 1ol1 hed lift klleAsburk, and nnniiy
y ~ - hna eoufo here. With TIE rpksiil
E4&c4 oootc She hes left town als<t
6&& - 10 WASHINGTON q idaho BE-
I'M 1A16 e11f ard kuch ford. eonneestna
j t~o 9oIl1 Win the Qfexon kallwAy 4
0<ln <k0A ana Union Faeiuc, Il IL on.
14nonnceds Win eommsaoe imtnsai
~ Centrsl washinxseu wiz build Il
@y)rlrA lue$y miles wse3 81 bssenpnst
~ nn&3<k n viva l&< ntxt f>1.f.t5n "A
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egs 60 tie League Mee44nEs
Izxc1zs. Web. Jane .--Prerfdenf John
l1sskeraid. of the Irish EGsionsl Lxaxnc q
Anscsira- tQ1ay Issued q cff<uiar pos1p0n-
inE tbs nae1stng 81 The le1xus, vhzch 80
10 have been he'd Jziy . at fnllsGfir hta.
This w4s acne on tie xahled adyiee 81 II.
PmrneiI fk2t xuch action Be tsken- The
puHponemeas Il Until alter rks end oI The
pFseeat e<sioa % the British partiamenf-
Epoa tAe srCsiss Of Pernesfx cable toe
Inemb<u oil the executive committee Of
the fr&xEe we're wired his uIshe& 1Alxfs
.hfee 1eiexAfes. incindlng 0sdcers. rcpsies
fksor2bly il compliance, three opposed Is,
AMI knsssc eoRi1 NOT he reatned.
IArneIEss easl<Ef1m Uas IN answer 20
one from Fitzgerald ia VIVA q bSien. arg
fnH Representation ~ Philadelphia from
aefOss The wxteT, azk7ng particularly for
tho pr<3ente Of 0sHrisn kssd ZONE Fr0t<s-
tam nakioaalfsta Pr ksde<t Fitzgerald
p0EnkS out that . SsrIii3r psi f0ne11<nt %
thn cafca&s3 contention took pss1e Ii 1885
up9n faraeli's xIvftF. owing 70 the din.
czsxs Ct SpArlEg E1isnbse representatives.
3fs. Fssx<ernsd adds that ANY statement
tbat the pGSfponernsnt Is in any manner
connected With the marderot Ds. cr0nia
i absolutely false.
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CAUTION.

Eewsre OF Fraud, Is mr. name aud the
price are stamped On the bottom OF all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods II dealer Offers
W. Il DOUGLAS shoes at reduced price,
or says be has them without my name and
price stamped ON the bottom put him down
as fraud
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Picnic

Eyerytfing from the basket itself, 10 the
dainties that ;sli 1T Finest lot Of fancy gre-
eerieS north IL SanfFaneisc0
ApolIinayis and White Rock Mineral
Waters. Golden Russef and caroonEseti
Sweet Cider, Lime Juice Cordial, Lemon
syrups, Cross s Blaekweil's Raspberry and
tMyraut Vinegar. SarsapaT:ila and Iron.
Spiecd Mussels and Oysters, every known
brand If sasaces and Reiishes, TrnsIles.
pate de fair sras, Picked lambs Tongue,
Clover Leaf Iobsters, Trudled Grouse,
WO0dcock. Parfridge, Snipe. etc.
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g =
4zA5rIn- 9sns 3
H1azh~< - tsx1 Yzenszfut tsosy ana US
66GAn6 wsS Heed Ne 4po< e{5Ft pr p.
I'll rzsu ~ eenxze Ma fke fnxuzry bu<h
s,,,-~s -. ..-sesxs - rsvSf
-. -. - 49,, 80
nsAs ~ 1 y 80 - - -. q. s..
fsecsd1zfEd aehAnd- ffifes snn14 ans'sls
"a rzzzNI.
ssex1x unfnfnzne ~ Inse a1zrAnce and
49, ~. go 3. - 49, e s,eew,,.rf 4xurzs.
:. Z. - A -. z 80 - xs...--
ssoA 20 ~ -. -. s
SAxs zrsae kaezS Aai-s.k 49,.
eHce fer the ~e4xQu - the SccA E3lF Max-
~ he drxe e<ynssxnsrent. witch wxs 4
$500 ,rv,s .-..s,.s ~, - rexifx,
- - =, .s,1,.-,ss =. fsesx,~..s, ana
= q, 49, e -. -. $50
Two = htzes ~ezE +1aL's<1 go ~. s11ss
e#e1{nE1s frk1fht-
---------------. -
MERCHANDISE And PRODUCE ~
GK1RxS -Durznx the fner - hU1u tse
nexrhsax1zze a1d psuzzne scce1F<R g snss
fxzxt we're - 11z5ow1. PuxEf Suun1 nEoke
road- ~ n1u1; Eoiu1ibaA fngsE sound
resEr04d, - Toms sa1zzse. L&Et shnff q
E1efEFa railway 30 tons ~ whtev--
Lakme- - tou<: Asxtcu, SO tens, Nov
bFickr z0 tsEzs zsoW E9cx, ~ son.- Iiara
Hco8n, toss Qutncys - TONS y. 81 Muu-
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Pas Kiiisn 10 right MeAaiirs.

=. i'xuI. Jane s--rat Eillen. heavy
weight champion OF the No Invest.
tonighs telegraphod his acceptance OF
q purse Of II so By the Golden Gate
Athletic Club Of san Francisco for fight
with MeAuiife, and he will leave for the
West In about three weeks. and under the
management Of s.pone'' tio06iu Will give
exhibitions between here and ro-sIand.
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nscsus. A. r.. Junc a.--0fieers hare ar
rived here having in charge seven men &C
cstssd u eomp icity in the robbery Of Pay
master Wham. There are now ten men In
iaiI accused 4 ( the crime.
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BAN fAANcfsto, Jure Ain the superior
court fcdey Jasige Sullivan rendered de-
ctsf0n on tho demurrer Of Fred sharon to
the application Of sarah Aithes Hin Terry
tor TIE appointment of receiver for the
dhAfoa estate. The judxe In the decision
aays the courts have exclusive Jurisdiction
IL diverse cssea. and therefore the claim
IT defendant, fo.wit: that the ease had
already been called before United states
court and therefore eeaid not be heard By
him, u ovrfrnled. The application for q
SS-elScr will % heard July la
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NEW YcHx. June 1.-The stock market
today VIA mere animated than On EGtur-
day, and there WAS de1ided strength in
many Of the leading shares, and most CT
the important stocks are higher this even
Ing. The market opened weak. but buy
Ing and eopeesaionx In prices assumed
larger proportions and the Bottom was
quickly reaGhed. and Northern Pacific
stocks suddenly sprApg into activity with
decidedly strong tone and sharply adj
vaneed. kumcgs accompanying the Ina
provcment were TO the effect thxt the ex-
peefed settlement OF the points At issue be-
tween that company and the Union Pa
cifc lad been satisfactorily adjusted, and
IL became known that President Cakes mad
left for the Wesk. The only important
changes were advances OF 15kc IN Northern
Paeifie preferred. ~ ID Delaware a Had
son, IL In Jersey Central and per cent.
In OREGON Navigation.
Governments steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
N1W YORK. June 3.--Mouey on call, easy
nj 2tx1S5<. Prime mercantile paper, 80
SIX. Sterling exchange, dull and steady:
6o-isy bills. $4s7l4; demand, N.sg.
BONDS.
rs a,zs tcoupons) Io6ss
A. tconpons3 10 Pacific. Is. ........1l9
45zs greglsferedl 1061
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WAsIiEsarox. June a--The president has
appointed Charles I. knopI, Of New York.
consul general At Montreal. and Alexander
Ried, III Wisconsin, consul az Dublin.
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JknnMx Fax. June The track foz1ay
ssas fair HeIf miIe- E<snpiand woa IN
siz.s kuby Royal second. He.xhen third.
Mile. = u. wDn In f:15s<, Eolfan sec
end. Ekifxfnr third.
Mlle ard one eighth--J. A. n. won In ?
minutes. Major Domo second, Charley
Ureaux third
Tbres-fouffhs mile Myrtle won In 1:f9A.
fftsroy second, Guarantee THRU
Fpnffee1 hundred yards BfnWr Charlie
won In III. Kins Crab q cond, Salisbury
tiitfd.
Mile and one .sixfeenth--st Valentine
won In I.5f5 {. wynHood second. Gendsfme
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