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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

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ho<sksr aud :. : a&laey. Asssa-szsss far sssse
senator q. & y sssse. J. T. ehrGsa. ] =
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sisFsas I. c. CRISIS. ! J. Brown. Peter
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= isAsnF. J Rvuwn The dssis g.zfSsss ssas
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
sEw s.xico so>vksrlas.
Ssptes cf Two tou.tttasiaas Pre-.
seated for Confederation.

SANTA FE, n NJ. sept a.-The su.
noanoeaaeni os standing coEnultsees an
tav adoption az rules cuassuasssf she shsel
sesk oi the sssfe canvcntiea to-day The
pre- niiGsFiss are naN psaeticsIly dome.
sitA aass The ,lrssgasss ass, settling ssoss a L,
caFfESSs woFk
Two cssansess consultations acrr prps
stBit~l ts~tSS and tsVsr vsFloas sGas3es.ts
resssre@ ta approyrist. csmmigtee~S Tne
delegate istesid cUfnpletsng their ishosS
IN 1Wo weeks. a. they receive M PAR tor
services snsl mnss as them have 10 n,ssfeSt
Esteit personal Snalr..
uas ST tie col,ses Il the constitution pre-
seated tts1sy - asmost tienfasai.y With
tAas adopted Is NuFsA Dakota ard the
otheF. dssltct by y. ". CLANCY. of this efty,
covers eut seventeen wages ~ legal car.
bGt i pronounced hy Hose " 10 have sx-
amin q II ss Eery xtie 1seumea1 aaa ~.
nsssRtlc tor is simplicity aad eoacis@a.
ness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
sHEEssnkAp RaS RACES.
BritAnafc Creates surprisc md
Rest. the Record.

sHnErsHEAh BAY. sept 5.--Thc aitena.
snee ~as gosai today. The sarpslse of the
day Was hrifsHnsc's Wet ~ ia the second
rsee- she male new reooFa fof the
ssysn-fariouss rsce II -. which bcsss
g. ". Ceak record oi I a,ss
One mile Badge ~ogs. Ia tie Minch sec.
eud. hIrg crab third fsEac. tsso
SeFeu isrsoRgS Rsiitai tc sog. Hess sc.
ona, forshAm shsrt. Time. lA4S
oae mile AID tascc slxteenfhs husid-
hast won, Calisnse sesotd, t'hl.Ansser third.
Time, , ssS 80
inrse-ioarths 81 q mile NJ Agaate waa,
the Cyeloae ctdE second, hs.ph Bsyssi
third. Time. l,a<s
One ana o0e-hsf mlies--FiYenzi wen.
Retrieve second, ksleogah tbifa Time.
g.3s la
One and cue half miles on turf sssFrissef
soa, Eistn sScond, srsy thisd. fine,
a.Ss 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
RiGurs Os Coasr sEAMEx
4 Naval OSssesr sued For Iahnman
Gondsrt

sAs FRANCISCO. sept. a.--Alfred Hoiben,
otto Deiweltz aud Roy Frsndssen, mem
bers ~ the Coast sesfnsn's aion. made
sfiidavifs before Notary Public Lyons TO
day which charge Captain Healy. Of the
United States saip Bear. with taking them
from the bark Esieile, which was siischsrg-
ing cusl into the Bear at Port 0unsiaska
June =, ts>a, aud compelling them 70 ia
duty on board the Bear When they asked
30 be returned 10 their vessel they we're in
bumanly trested and agterwagt pat asheru
20 shift for themselves II j stated Holhen
Will commence acton against Captain
Healy for damages. aud also petition the
tregsggy department for his removal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
BLOWN TO ATOl
The Horrible Death e ~
Jacksonville Men.
Az ssrrosros or Drx1r
fw" Men Killed aaa ssxs-~u =
JARED WIN. Rss-i.s - w,. I
sSe in 81 Jshss Rive.

1AeSsaSss1rg. ga. seps. "a 50 =
s1Isssssaa @SeaFTsss tAss saasnsa. -s..s.2
Ea>sassh 81 sss - JeAns fsvsr. ~ ,&S.S
sw1 saen ~sre Siliea ans severed f.ss-s =
CsTtA1u Sos. ia vtarseo; tAs rux~r,~ ! -.
SsFsy Nesss a. y. Johns aar. kx.s - b.
ssse'i t,r seYrrAi DAYS ksowsrss IN - ssszs
ss.ssss.a : - ! g sass. wAses fcr - -
as.s s'o>sTsscssd ~. shaanssi = 4 ussrsSS n
Two nse1. x. T N.~orp. s.ps~1 ~ @ss
ssssersst nssa navsssa HessVtl er-~ snsssS5 ~
ark f~essfs ave F~saEd esa sss sisrrSS5ssz2
y, = las : @ y SNsi.s,lsa Nssh strTsfie tosce ~
blew sstA tneR 10 staAs TIA .,rS- :.
sson ~ Aeore That was isanS
~ fNfsfSstsE ~as vae fre. fns;~
Dunn. ~ ne iehtei. wss aasf;y sksR
- Atsl = sltss>sss ins2ae sish 49, Ss23<
the terrible fSte 81 the n,en. TA~ ,ss.sS
sfy 81 tise irttH. she isghnY sta ,,1a
"sre ssnsFtefriv aesatfishrss Nc
ytss sss.i tF0slsssF> were sussScsarnssv 6Sr'
sitassssx l-s aessEsag wrue&a4r ts.ra 49,
Psefely ia sllgcs3x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
Death of = New Y.rk Josso4oc

Nss YoEx, Sept David Eoyst. e11
the Trsbsas siaf, died sasii<alY r.
while waking la the street as WesonuG
y J. For some years past LORD NJ -
snsfsri ring ffum heart trouble IL w. -
int city in is5i,
He WAS stccessfnl refofeeg - G.
Tri5als, private secretary TO Chief JuGoI
Chase. day editor ef the Ts1bxat. ~ Z
bany and Washington correspondent o
thea editorial winter on the pa1ss9- A1/
dFhmAtlst he IA known ~ the authoe r.
plays ''foT Congress-. The ~
Hzser, Fac ponsnies Daugn ~
had j0si completed play called
-af1afsfF /" 23
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
JACK DEMPSEY IN PORTLAND.
He - Anxious Have Another
Fight ith la Blanche

PORTLAND, Or. Sept S.-ysek Dempsey.
the heretofore iaylneihle msdfisweiEbs
champion pnEilsst. arrived hsTc todsy
overland from san FrsuciSsa. He shows
bat few marks ef bis rceesst terrible tat Ie
With the Marine. The swelling us las hose
has nearly subsidized. ue Is "a sssof spirits
and fsne condition. snd sxpEs s~ss n vary
ssgong axs r. TO haze another gAsEee vita
la Blzns he. aud SAYS that = the nefEaf
Of his AMBITION. lie has every esynfflsnes
that he will be abe - rsff.sse his !aIi.f.
lssYeYs He viii refasia heFs sf-wf tao
ses a. and then return % -sn F;suelsgo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

Psrs nass youT ttgxSts szsd rs<~xYs y0'ls
ssesssssx e4r scsssza sssa sssosss ~ Tss -eevzsd
sfsexf, H<ss9D es<zcx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
LITTLE SHOW EoR RAISES.
The Department Prepares for Q
strike at spokane Falts.

NAsEiNGTos. sept S.-The postoffiee de-
parimeni today received a Telegram from
the postmaster 81 Spokane Falls. Wash.
saying shaf The oisee foncc threatened 10
strike tomo1row on account ei the smsll
allowance of Office salaries. The depart
ment has telsgrspBed to the clerk OF the
railway matl service ~ Portland. of, "a ~
Ai once Ia Spokane fAfis and be 81 parsd
10 make Bp and dispatch mails saoaid II
be ilecexssgy 70 ao ~ The department
has also tsiegranhed tse postafl4ce in
ssa etor ~ Ssu Francisco - proceed :
Spokane Falls and take charge % ft4e Office
u the thr, asea.c strike takes place
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

A Lawyer Thinks HE Can Get Then
for the Brownsiefds.

PoRTLASp. Or. sept 3. - ownsrs 81
property In the busiaess part OF the city
are wrought mp over tie arrival of Frank
Harold Hamilton, the Bo.ton attorney,
who announces his discrimination OF
establishing tae title OF q Boston family
narned Bsosafseid 20 s5.Qn,0lo wortn sf
property ia the seart ol the city. The
grandfather Of The head Of tae
preseni family Is said 80 hate es;csi aE-en
the claim ia lsss or issss. hslsi8ves became
cogg4lxant OF il TX men hs sge. when they
nnd the psgsrs slowed suas IN rhe-f
A nu seT of psoBes.fs who have hsea iu~
tersaewed knsw nothing ot HraWnileld.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

The S~w Postal Telegraph Service
sIaa<r sonsia.satssa.

Sgg Yeas. 7sYs as--i's@stz asstF sSeTsssral
Bsssmzkss seesstly sansne2ess 70 @ass-
gagsssa T2fse1s oss ssss q tse SsssgrsFh
sszsss.~.-s = .s@ss s.ssx 20 ~ sgzs sasHz slsse
stezasIk u xa4 nssSe gssspsez1s fD< : fi's .
s.@z&' ssseE7sPA = sTxsce whles Ae hss bad
nsss44s Ss5nsAazsaslxsn sssx szszs ssxse- -
ssfsxn. psessssxnt ST tx NssSsTs t1tssA
s Tssexx.ssfs essnssEy. wks a<se essfla1 oN
eEa-s, An4 As Aas seturn&d srsza is-x Goa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

tHsptsser Ss rns. says she gsisfnsf
marry Jo-has aaan

Na% NeaN. sSss. ~lasSssleg ssraes'
etsAaa 81 eysTeare against aeasrs Rsy
ns7as sseai sss s5ssrzissrs j. r0N s,sss gss ss.
fhR asst 2ns. IN the sls&Eae ~ the aleas5si.
esltssn ei iae sIe-gsby rs stse ms. Riss Va -,
sss1 II, h&stag hc~a welded % Il tsss4y.
Msau tass lhe inspector ss,isy ,aAs NJ
hAfasttsrr sHewess lsfn tee wfle aar has.
9ssf$i Aass flaiss ia heF fss<sf u gsrSx{sssi.
"a sgsaE as ATS a. asa, aksf an as ssssa,sTs
gf~tiEt Sad plate sseata ~ 30 her aud
lac g iiss- AssG sSe as "a ~ cls sfo1san ga
tae rh ~ 0@tsi shR Sscxasss of &Es~ sskaX
sssasN l. i ssHsa hss hofSs Aass Arase & Is lss =
shF issaAr&ssi IA 4o>hUs. 'i3e rsAv taif
again &nd krcsA his asAes aa4 thea
3tsatas. / via Hszryy ysa.T 10 sAe raias
,si ifsSfsgtEssf EyTn<s thtS isss9scaies thai
Iva sx~ NET nsarrissi so Mana The IN
>.sgfssf ~sa avs give the nzYmr es sfc
eassshcF 81 tsls tsls.sss sasss. Rr sArs sS.s. ~
assa sss a is~n 4ns Chssa aas assEn a sS4a.
rfsss wosnsa moving in goesi society
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

Oregon a California Isssssss Meisors
NJ fkrrsti. Mg hlsaaScfE. J. suitb ~ ".
: alta, g. / -fpmsn snd Wfss. y M Pat
lon. NJ NsiissT. - ~ sfesEil Mrs. -shrfisr
M. fzilata- " Hoover. Mss GRAY. NJ
Dsvis NJ. praxss, Mr.. Astes, " Lsse aud
w!.s. John Fignt. G Th9fato1. Isf. fnt-
ia. Mr. BszsthsF~n. Mr.. PfAxer, George
q sEens- 4 3 6sFse.. " HiFx h. Mr. Pen
"a yer aud sen. ~ e. Mefso8ne ]. Mis-
Flss kfsssrn. J. IL Mltshssi NJ Stearzss and
wife. I. !. Mitchell. Mrs fsfeiinksky Mr..
-1,sssssnAn ] II q ui8. L Z Nortoa. NJ
Harding. II CrsseA. and hsrts -sse sec
ssFiss ssas@ Tsssss fsxfrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
A PRISONER k.CAPED.
He Slipped the Chain Gang Hut
Was Arresfsd Agxlu.

TACOMA. sept s.-Cass Want, who as.
ssglted policeman a; arrest was given q
Trial yesterday and held 10 sppear before
the next grand jury in the sna Of 81 ,eo
Dr. Davie, who died suddenly yesterday
of heart failure, viii be- buried today from
the residence OF his partner. Dr. smith.
under the au. pices OF the Masonic lodge
saa Knights of py hias, of which be Was =
member.
joan stapieton, memb OF the chain
gang escaped Tuesday, but wss arrested
next day and taken b-eg 10 prison
The suit Of " Mesanriey against Mr. Toll
fsan. who tore down Arsnnriry's ieas
Monday, was com promised Wednesday by
TolDsn paying 81 and ihs cs - ui the csss.
child OF r. q. Lougworth. of fesion.
Was buried in the Catholic cemetery yes
day. This is the third child of NJ. Long
worth that has died wifaiu iaoath.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

The Union Pacific Gefs . Tide Out
tes at san Diess.

Sax pgEao, Seut Ar evening paper
rssiats q statement hzf tr<fsse sSrxrEgrzsgFss
has txsa cssszsgTarasts~3 sst~eea taIs Santa
Pc ssd Tuion Pzesss Foz1s ghssehy TIE
latter e0Apany = 70 Es@ the sssfFa-nia
: ,ufaesn ianc ssaa a.arssow - this e5fF
thgzs sesagsDx sn aGsses - tizs E4sse wss. :
ssa s.se hmy ~ -sa fi7eep ii = stated TIA,
ts 2 TTnioa Racs * ~sti cass ss3ese is lsas h@.
tzsnn ~zB srsaesxSo. Atza ssi hasstoa
within esSnteeH sae1fa<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
SHOT a CoNDUCToR.
a Quarrel with the Chief Clert
About al. Pay.

SAS Francisco. Seuf. a-sB Ersmisey :
II rsso, Texss. eeisi says. Yesterday
si,ernoon conductor named Moran, who
had been ha6d Ter some of1euSe, called at
Jlnaleo. Mexico. so demand his pay. A
quarrel arose between Mofsn and Chief
Clerk Eml~y and the saGler shot Moran
3esd. Emisy. Dyisi.n SuFss riutendens
mccoy ana npersi0r Ming have bsea ar
rested II - said that EBi ays parents
re- isis in s9llroy. Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
FIRE AT WINONA.
A Lumber Nard. Warehouse
and Contents Burned.
Laird. S.~e.r 4 sses Los~ efs0. Geo
hy the p~>srnesiwn ~ Their
Property.

AsSoss. Sfa- SSTt S--s srr IN Laird.
Seztes. 3 cas.paas's lunszer ysns sseszy
destFuss~i s2-sssstsa isst eF aasaszr. .1ss 80
sslaxass. sad a ss.sss ssary ksstk nSrs-
sssass sad sSssse1sss sAsSss. tr&1nw2vs aaa
other peoF~sty, vsi}aass ali sSessssx A. Ssls.
Ssss Esssz1fzasss- sra 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

olyxr4a, sept S--Tse city school Aosrsi
,secisess yesterday "a bay 81 7. /, MgKesay
y,.oek w. :. In Sssa's addition eous8sser-
atioa. g. 10. Two sctso9iaeusss wfli te
t,tslls aBsfAsr sesSaa. oss ia fss. Olympia
suss the other ia ihe cea'rsl par Of fBe
eiss. Z, q essss of frssn 100 - tsftss eseh
n IirezTy wes thsuMn under hss wsgou
vesferyixy aa3 ssstvvd Ai3zat lniarlsN HIS
tear ssesasae fFsghssxsssi
William rs ogden. ef Ho4aisu. r. r
Ware as seattle. ash q. b. Richmond o,
CsaarsIis, have szeeR assESsl nlg1 goEzE8es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
COLLISION oN EAST RIVER.
steamer Providence Damaged ny
Gerry.s Yacht ElrctIA

NEW IoHK, sept s.~Duriug dense fog
THIS morning the steamer Providence. Of
the Fall River llse, while eoni down
East river. eoill8sd with tieuy's yacht
Electra The hossprit os the Elseirs
caught iasi sst of the u b Il honse of the
Providence AID tore cot her ssauchions,
ffe door Oh the middle fissk. susi iest the
tatcYior Of n couple of stHsFfo8ms exposed.
se one was iuiar.d. although there sas
gs1nsidefabiw pxeltamsnt on the frugi-
s.ssFfes q several tafisS tainted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

DEs MoESEs. Ia. sept S~-The ynfo~
Labor patty convened its conseuo1o0
ters "Wednesday. nominating full s1o1G
ticket. ss folioss Fer wosvrnos. & r
Owning, oi Davis county. iieuzeno1f
goyeFaoT. ExFR Hrpwnsll. oi Nst111(
county. iedgc ~ the supreme court. ~
yssnfs, 81 Davis r0s1asys xuTersntent1euff
schools. Mrs. Harriet Bellonge. II r
e0nmty railroad commf ssiones. e
tFlHlth, OF CASE county. The plof1
fHTors ths e'ecsiou Of United states q
toFs by the people, pairing the nAo1
debt q; face Kalne. leaning money -
ers by government At 4 Low rate ol tn
govern nent operation of railroads -
sErsphs. income tax. the Ausfsnl,a4
aud reclamation ot unesrn-d land
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

Mt. FxRSoS. Sept. a-The Democratic
county convention elected the foliowsa.
delegates 10 the state convention. M.ssr<
English. ChiIaerg. Ford, sshrfcker. 81
Ciotaier snd Captain o. sTeaae were
Nominated for representatives Tne ds ~
gates we're Instructed for scAricker fog
ktafe senator
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06
East side Front bet. James and Cherry SITS
All parts % the City
ys.sre .c Will ,ntenclns Purchasers

Vest
sises fouTnsi q Ccrn7uerse
sfea t1ef S>e
q bis
e.fr n our
Mexican ereF
fhAVprr aas4
ssw Il EAf &lS~asesn Sac de-
Norto
tht of
Ss q vest
fnfe tae
s~ his foHf O. ~ s&s
50 vtgt roakd es*
-
~ EaFu-fs aTseI o9f
~sfs vo-1
resfsa - "a ~
s 49, = ssa
:
v s. Fasheg esnpf1an sst1
Dr. vsF sasr size wG exssaa ~hsFvss aEd
wsrse e.ls .sAx.eg
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CowIitr prmaerstie conr@pts.n.

kELse, sept a~-The Cowliix ceunsy
Democratic convention raet $. HalAua
YESTERDAY The delegates To fhe state con
yeilfion are; ~ " Pun phrey, Phsiip L.
Reese. J. r. xanNarae, Arthur tsuan. ne
sai3owiBg nominations were nae. ] r
tsEtNsme. fssF ssnalar. " A Nll'iAsss. for
repre- eatstiye. and Arthur Gum for
cosaty clerk. The sisies ases go 10 the sgass,
coareatiou nnifstrucfsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

IT. PArI. sept. S.-~paring the -
sweniy-soaF hours the thermomsew -
fallea 20 degrees. a. being rxgissefe4
4rife cold snap has izren cxtffieunF4 4
over the Northwest. ruimiRatfuG -
sexe tfskf At Cheyenne. AZ the Wiz
se ring rssund 10 the ssash warmsg ~
i looked Tor ~ fxss shst miGto1(
bird are issyipg for the soes&h = 60
x.aerssi 70 argue an early winter.
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pesth Of wtiII.s. lssale.

wlwTnEev, Me. ssyi. A.--wiiiiam
a s~ssesy kitewn basiaess nan, 81
sss At ese time sa extensive -
hss@zser. dealer. sEd omnsf of -
hgsgsss ~ great repass. died to-day
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-06

Nesrox, ont. sept. b-1oe -
conventlon nf the irish Catholic -
lent rnian ~ America began fese -
day. Hon. " slsunmon. af Hs1pols l.
sas today sEsetssi president. au1 -
o. Ofenry. of ~. Iosais. tFtaa9fg4
amendment. striking oat The wuso
iron the ssr setys Rams. Was nnoa1ul
sf.sfeafsptt
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asrss 90 ansArsess~ Ceai Eur~i.>, s.
pfsrhaAf

seNsNTssS. Ia. sesst 3 - Ahas shr~~sr1,|a3
80 sse une u tas Esoss destructive rafn~ -
ever known ocrsrre8 this servu~ns. -
IL Fsxins IN No, esssi rnlae ef the r,111i<
var, 4 insaSsa Canal eesansnv = 0Ts
peanY. where several srrsx % Aathpsss7S1,
sSsss sfe s~iase rssriy 80 fecs kescu r s
SfkrfAEss - -
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BaLTfsoRE. sept. As-BsitsEsore
=. Louis 6. Game called beeauss q - =
sass~< -
hRooKLys, sept. s-Bsookiyn q. Cinc
csnusti &
iso=Eos. - pts S--PiEtsbgrs ~. Bo~efD 4
Nss iong, Sept; s-IndIae apoiis s. No1
YORK 2
PHILADELPHIA. sept -FhilaJslphtaG
GlHYsisnt a
wAsHiseres. sept s.--wasAingscu 4
CbtCaso l.
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sAx FEsxcIsCo. sept a. dispatch
from Victoria, II, 6. announces the ar
rival there this EoynIng Of the sealing
schaons = Fivi Ptneine4 and Aiela from
$40 y slskfDs a'4gasri, sat rtEz.g5 that they
saw ooshinz ~ Unittd ssates Tenae cut
t.r EusN
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A Strange wamsa Chooses Nbunnc&
for sutcidsue.

BUFFALO. y, sept. A--Au uukHnUN3
wofnau committed suicide Al Niagara 49,
This rnafnsng Is jumping into the xo1
Al the falis She was apparently Abau1 M
years old. bad rel hair sni wore : ~
dress. she was alive whsB she wens e1
ths fzils, for she was seen 80 ra1ea -
head she Was a stranger aud arrived ~
the csrty morning train. AZ
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pioyei by me Pacific Ceasi Steamship
COMPANY struck his morning on aeeouni
Of reduction o. wages TIER places were
Miied with the Steamers cfeN and men
eW ploYei heFs'. TIE y0sapsny hsG here
toiaF. psiG 90 cents Ief aaHr iar dsv work
an; - cents ,. huRr sur uigot worE. ha'
this morning announced Fesiae ipu to 8
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TrCsox. SEPT s.-Ssnssors tesN1
Resxanof tsse senate ifrissiicn 80
accom- eaaiei By large number 9
arrived here this aitesnoon-
tsksnx testimony and win s0dfs
ia slsc shis evening. They VII
F..., tosnofrg~ aud Fcmzin 0ue d9y< d
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C...x,p. ,he Debs sssesneu

wAsH1xsrox. sept The os3ioesn =
treasury are ennsiaeriug the sdvan1
OF changing the prs@snt form g.
statement -, as 80 rcs'ose shs ef0j
fnnis hela Tor redemption - -
y bere Il stood before the ehanx< -
the tf%4euryf
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POErnaSs. spa 5-E0a ~ nirseh,
saisstsses IA Turkey. = E1lll con agu. - as
Fssszs. AMI uaAbse - sss Ba h. Shysl-
esaas thank 4 wfa h@ ssrsrzl seeks b.sfsge
he III ts shss ~ 81 cat
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BURNING au,LurNGa.


LNoo1S. See., ssPs. A-as o'cioek -
uas'rnia1 two haiisllaSs. enc of woui -
the ether IT hriek. eu y street ~ this e1o1 4
which had tevn an tir- some time, . -
lsrsssi. Several hresnen we're inxide. ~.
escaped With only bruises. Lr. Kesro -
caught ia the wreck and IL Was AaxYfuS1
ocsofe nc wAs sxtrsesssd In al exhan
condition. fae property Toss 10 Saun
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TWO srasss aosssD.
9~sards Are offered for the Csueur6
pf the Thtewea

wAsHnSsras, sept. A--The chief pn611
Office lnsuector. having been esyseislly T.
toTmei that both east aud vess- -b0os
nsii-stsges sere heid ap and rohhcd ~ aI|
regists red ina ]. near Alecr, Cal, Tueonnrl
night, Inspector Sesoldf has been aulh01<
sxcd fa oifrs reward af ti, 10 fos tae -.
pFshHns 90 ol the fhieHes "
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cHxTgxSE. ~yo.s -spk -
BFown today appointed his saft0U
nsltsess A sss6s-mssie fcnssifsesc
presented ta the eamTe sfian end -
s,iss~sssss Al 10 the VARIOUS eosnfnifeous
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Ciailam psm...ra,..

PosT aSGELgs. sept The Democratic
nominees 10 the legislature arc Donald Me
innis, delegates. Thomas Mascnsy and ID.
Meluxs~
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Esw FxAsttseo. SEPT k---The ex1
of wosix An ling, = cAlnsnxn e.
Of Eanr sefsng MS su3eIe. wss To ha{~|
Place sczalsgfe@. saf ~ a<<n sfny
ANtsesi 20 ssse supreme eaurs
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raxTL&SB, -sssa- a.--sss esss As-eSszss1E
haen ass 5ass l~ssA vozsEakses sfosx sne
az&bss Fasa@ss "a a' asopsTgy - ~ sb9nt
So sssssk ee1gaFssa Rfs@ t22ssaSs EsF
Last SEGr
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sixty four sin@r. KILLED sy - -:
pisstass. 81

klsi>sFseB. sept An espss~ioa -
enrrvd tssisy In Tsonstea. fcos q r.
Asursne Mood coilicry. which sarss>112
disastrous consequences. Four 49,
have hcen FecevsrSi. hut II 10 h<llspr8
sixty miners are ssiIl ia ths pit. ssr~d.
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Tsse =et1esAi~sr nis hss. 10 - fhs silver
Rssen. az ssss z8as; gsaFi9as ~ the year
snsf eafnvki1us aB Lake Washington. ga
tsr tke s,siE - @sgl esgtss eys weafshts
srassaS8 fruTe Psrsd1 fhF stesatsf
K3rssxsssf. gf tne Lac NsAaSna rfsu sav1-
zFsl.n GunfssSF. pss4ls-9 ssst 6eta iee Yea
- ave ~ "a @ers3ssxse Wednesday Eixaf.
ystxhssss VIII fiez~ars- owing haaaauify.
I ~ feEaH4nF "a order - kEsT3 sHk8 II
rssesfs fDf AL aAse seeuxse a tsEsv large,
sxhsea " - soMFi ~ tie slsaxaes On
fatat. fsexaztaus, tsas x1Tsng snsasE = 30
As.sr~ a. aptestsnfts 80 aassre- fhess
rrsevsnEsxhs sxtgsrsssssE str ~ rgsstlnasd
svesv u Asstas.sgas snss saassss asshl
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The sstsks Reaches sssseel

Bo~ras. s4f,s. 6~-rpwarsis ~ 2JO -
ssese 'assrexassses~ea sre itIe st fho h.
d5ek sss.y oa areouas Of the grsnt \
GOA StFsA1