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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-15

Ne sEs Sc Rary ths T@nrsss~ 1ntar4
RatieRai rntsn of1ises.
DgsvnR, Cel., June 1s.-Bss little
business of arr crest Importance was
transacted at the Typographical con
veaaen today. Among the rccam
raandaltons of tbs fnanea com nsi sittee
was sne to the effect that raane hers ef
local unions dying en the rcad white
helding certificates OF tka later
rational Typographical lFuium shall be
hsrsd al the expense OF Ne
sniea stirred up brisk Srht. Same
members advocated farther deiay for
the sake OF isnsroving npon ths rrs-
visien FOR huriai ef deeesscei trayeiinr
printers. Ths "trsmpa printers at
whorn the rfAros@1 provision waa
and hard Aghser IL Afcphillips OF
yacksea Mich He cenlendsd
that vast nsmbeTs Of sstrausn''
printers ars lying In anknown
graves and viii consinBa To-
die naeaFed for IN case of further de-
isy. Ths feceus MeHeatien Hss hast.
A raoston that the srsjset he rsferrsd
10 tse committee On Lass with orders
60 rsrsFe Mt the next seealon Of ths
waisn, vas foaght saseessiyalv
through ths stages ef sIsa Yces ard
hand votss aa to an aga ard mar yete.
and finally carried ~ Is ayes and Al
says.
As tAts rolnt the union want Into
executive session. Tbe eonaplstas ga
laws non-eoneurred i'm the MrPhalips's
resolntisn 10 uaaks aly member OF
subordinate 1aicn IS eligible ins ofsre
as 6sIsgsie Is. Mr. KaiIs Offered 4
resolution 10 substitute thai no enc
except q delegate or 81 defeats shais
ae eligible 10 receive an sfgaee Of sbs
uMton. Adopted. 65 IN IS.
There In To be ar effort to Fessnsaaev
tbe vots by which fbs presidents rut-
lag that there is no saeAn-y In ths
eAces, vas AslaIned Oh "wednesday.
Then another attempt will ~
Fssae ts overtnrn ths work ci
tae Kansas Clsy convention
in siestinS efsesra for two yesrr. If
that IL successful several eardasiates
for the effiees will srrisg np an II bv
magic wAese How nos saa esu he
found, Only The greatest esteem for
the the present cisiceFs. and express
sseas OF sispssftisn tc asep them ia
esace, ear he head
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snaossrnox ro EAwxkms.

In the work es rebuilding sesstia
there will b. reed of pegEscs harsnanr
and eo-ererstse@. The slusnerta ot
rnuatcsrsa vitality skestId and msse
rall earnestly segethsr. All who wial
giva tAe passssr . Rcanens's ftcegat
must rsatizs sew issrerssnt this IN
how II II absolutely essential 10 secn-
any Of force snd 10 the best sprlk-
cation OF sseans TO proper ends.
Theirs In perhaps no elasa in ths
comrnaaity which in this crest ener-
gsucy can No 50 much tsward main.
tanning asraeny as the lawysrf.
They sre evssyboay's advisors, and IL
they eheosa can do ranch 10 proasstss
or sslay those diEFsreRces which come
sp between cislssE.s. II uaited and
earnest ter harmonious popular nc.
tlos fer right psrblle ends, they can do
the city great ard permanent service
st this time
With shese trslths In mind we hope
the FosT sT-Is7RLLfstsscxR will not be
dssmed ofaeioas In suggesting thai
the praetieing lawyers OF 6eattle,
either through ths liar association asr
ether auspices, cofns tsgether to talk
svsr their reisssens to the business eeni
muniiy st TIA trying and critical
time. We sstteve that substantial
good would essne of Each eenfef-
esoe--esrtasniy II could do no karx.
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sae ess q So
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sfsses, sfisssEfs't ass VII D
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rAUomA wwvs.
q sHYsenkasrsr Ia TeSsbIs-ssYag
s@ gshmh bg aaS RafnHass

s@ g5E&1 ~ o. asx HStNA4Fs
TAcoMA, .fuHa I4.-The territorial
case against benjamin s7eAfrits, rrc-
pgistor oil the Toe gardens,
begun lAss o=SEiag, was CON
eluded IN Justice Fatrick's oourt
today. weasT!iz was charged with
ceiling Ilaaer aiiheut license, and wss
arrested on q warrant swuYu out hy
Distritif at4sraey Campbell He fur
nished bends in the enau ST 800 for
bis appearance before the KFaad jary
90 answsr the charge.
The folio wtag officers we're elected
ky the Pisrcs County sandAy School
Association President. d. D. John
son: vics@sTesidents, Mr. f'alEasr
ef steilacoena, G. kincsfd OF HamHer,
r. r. YeaHE et Gig HArhes; secresarv.
A Knigh. TseoBs: treasurer. q. W.
Thompson.
Weslsy f'rusut OF les Nsinss, Iowa.
ard HI. n. Crantnghars, J. n. Hollis
Ter and Jacob Jkcnbsoa, of stella
csern, are the lncorporasers of she
CssstaI B,sy fssmbsF Corn panf. Nhich
wss ineoftorate& soday With capital
stccA os ls1s 80. The eeraPxHy viii
dsxI In fssl sststs sad mar ufacsuye
iufaber.
Allen q Asson, esq. r.. g. Harmon,
esa.. and frank G. Ross. Gao. left this
evsnirg en q trip In Mount Rainier
with ths Intsnksen 81 Masking an
a.cens 10 ths tor ot The Eaoant. T'hey
viii be ssae asaut thfse weeks. ard
will start On snck A0rsss from Yslfno
Robert Gieanoa, OF Eeatsis, Ane
Mss 0plaeiia Risk. OF Few Ycrk, wsrs
sesyriea a. the AsAsaseit hetei last
swsAin@, hy Justice EtFss.
Mayoi ishselwrisht has received
the folIsswsug message from co5onel
TIeiaes- ia response 10 fFs
tesegFsnl snsouneing ssst tftsss
wsre rHea ia sscsws YssS
10 gs, se stIEsS 10 rresaTss
order II, case thsy rsFs nsessd *Ths
militia sra rs gs9e hesllh snd spirits
ard eotsfaent Il ihesr shsiRt ~ 20 prv
seyvs assc~. Tear kind offer ssscerss,
sspseei sieS rs snotsser IT the generaa.
d-eas @f yoEr noble clsIxsns
The sFth aanmsl ssap stssosinK ttesss
nagaer cf the syess@rsarssB Association
sf Ehe EsnIhwesks aRdcv the aasrseA,
oil ahs TeecFa. Rife, Rsd ard tiHr
Club. lstsl lake rsaee 81 The shsozins
park seush O. this city. IL wsli begir
on N,Masy s=s.A @onsn que sgusH BeA
nesssy
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anaemaN uF sun,
Tsxsr Managers EhaFgA RAfkrs
with nssaYsrafs ii 4 ass - sssss51 2ssss1

sFsah nssaysusfna i Az II sssls
WasnIsaross lsslta lt,.-I Ia;s1 y NJ
had iseen ses arart ey Tho sassrs5
eomReses commission foe sHs
ing 81 tae case Of i NUM- bsr of Texsls'
Zee companies versus she s4caY1
raelae, Texas i, Fzeafle, snsE
gssla 4 8seta re, ard Fort TrY4k vi
Denver City Railroad oeasnrn., s5l
Petitioners Sre engaged sn ah4 nasaa
tnstaare @isa sal@nf ice Inv ssas yArif 81
essaes ils Texas. aIa1 nhafHp res sI,sslt IN,
enys Wlfia alalasssy saiaesans sh&ka EB
ASsiSst taa sstsss ensfs in fseifhl 1k III 9.I
kseia poiEts III MsssoisFi and 1tls sat
to pairsss fa Texss. They sSY ISYajji n
Oh aee IN eat wi nh pfnporlson Nj
rate 1fs etfsaF eisases uf fssagtst 4
that Ii Eae reads he tarssss tn 10 n n
HiAas To transport leo fraan shS NJ II
ri the !aw SStea noa isfsfaiIluR y, " e.;
esanSf cessEssSSa tke asatiastasfu1S + sgi3
ice sad ssli liz rsss Yssision Nst. lel
NO delivered, Isssp
When the case eaas.s an loSSs hlAl N
today no eossRsas arSsaSsd sof ss1sss1( (ssaa Ill
risinaIlsa. and ii fNpsaa0nsS kre ss; H;
JOAN d. Blair whss Appasred ass
81 fhs resaoadaats,. held lAss ttS}s
was 40 naerlf An the aass es III nel sls
stuet, that rtspasatEts seala na88 r.
no tlasHstGh rates betwseaa shA retn ss
faFaed, and sAak the real ,Affs1A 7 nj.
fhe controversy, wsan NGasan hi @fl
rFefar respondents fF tho rssa,
rot Rsaas partT sts kss snnAfs3
The eniAsnsssian dssksea III ntset III III
tas csssssg Aa:ssy sttlya. ssIsf si kff
an opportunity 10 coaapIaInassts a
fsake atAer roaas = party ts I'VE os
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-15

Nsw Yenx Jane IA -Thseagh long
PeEtad until to-day ihe cofaee business
aar ssen dasl and dragging. Traders
hAvc fell ktts narveus ever tae asxf
efor estimate. Sazrs aEtiaAtas vcs.
tsfssy pointed 10 8 .ces 900 bArs. with
: probability that eco Gee sags wosla
he carried over from the lase rrep.
Iae haTre market showed waaknssa
ssFly seday and declined two francs.
II tie haK fexk axohanaa this sm marn.
Ing there Vas scsaaihie To sall, snsi
ON ths Aest Ssii ts Gee hggs wera Rlssad
and prices 6Tcke 4etssa psislas,
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sxUPaR oxrarrfxgs.


1heS AhaaSnk & ~ Assm8ms xser MIN,
sAs ksaiazs akaFesseYs
kAss&s Laxx. Jame VIZ q
1elysliss. q sasis rssy IS al i,sesrs
alsfk - she aE!sea III lie Trans u Is.
s<sasi kAii#5y Assssiaaioa. He ssTsa.
sffs tssssaaa s@g shs q. Paal i kAn.
Sas tssg railroad. On sAs Issss, sassx
g last April be Sas ID sairssa s.
sHs Ger sase Chicago, 9.. al q
sssssss.lssg rfsgsEssesess als
81 sassS ss|sss IN.
ssIs'
II ss - ssa
-
sa sst nsss ;slsssI
ssSa siang asas III ii.
fsssfss ~ hand ssasaus wtth fhs III ssssss
a. afak register declared snet Msfoaas
haa wrtst1e she n @. Meavals.
ss tfsteesaxss ssse discovered ths
Ihorsas lAssEaors, gka Trssh Sasiaz,ai
lsf 81 eaa FTaasl.es, hasf ssysxs1.ss1s
interviews with MRreney ar asslvglls
~ ths aesss baswesa Apssi Is and
april ID AaIsllls caiv ntosTysd IA
1htta &c ere DAY, ard shs Egsss, sxhf,
hsd interviews with hin= vks tsot sr.
Irish Nationalist. hnt sanansl Etcssss-
ists anesfsr rsSarosa man. wbe i ag
pressnt sss0 q clerk III tao sauns otfsca
with Melville.
MAY 5 w. 4. Malrifla ana wlfe af
es. Fans Fagsstssed At sas sanIs aosal
and ssss Detectives are making au an.
sasesssfal stisnps 70 rsaen site sna
two hsads - shown n fhs wrfting on
tlae register. w. Il. Aesvilga II rot sn
Irishmsn and never had a9sythiag To
do With the Clan or eiansIsstia@ orsani-
EettoIa. Hs wss fsaFad in Lawrence.
axEa,. sad siare lexviRr sehesl has
bean IN the eaEloy cf railroads.
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rnA ai.asKA nousnAnY i


kAN Taas6tsso, Jssns
Aiassa eeulasefesas t11ensa n - Ill
ST Eartha sailed shss aaaefr,ll1
Alaska. She satsk up 41iEIa lea m IN
parties of aaea ffena .i,s United ala |
soast and seoaesia ssirssy. Ml.e
aefne shs lAias HaeFiasans hssssts ii M
tloEs wi shs boundary iina hrtarx HI
Aiassa aed hEifish Goitfsahsas - ~ h
work wlA sxteFsd fsnin saaanl VI.
10 tha Asctfe eceal and Will t61
eighteen Esaeisfka. SSssa SSss
f1ne party, nradery ]. u. Ma1ff1j
will safvey the fuRan riytr, ana tIl a
ctheF, an3ef /. 4. H. gusaef. al
FoFcnptna river. Accompanying ls
sxpedssian Ii rrpfe#scr u. III HnsS M
sent hY the Tinted States sssssxrar
eal Soriety ard atsa smithsuffs
stitatiDn, wEo will axansstse tke NA N
rsgion trnEa geographical stnasia III
peint.
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vusss Fsssn shu ray sst,s1. q q

WEArcpR, jams IL s~-AE Nss1keoR
ard shosaa SIT ii savss streets y y.
nov being yrssfsd. RoEir ssree ~ &
recelrsng he Nnissing tas,eAea s|
nsariy hupsssa men are Ill vbrf 2
Fourteenth EiFrGt. rflllrh viii. lin tsl u
itsele alike 30 the xsty snd esi.lsas
whsn eozn rletaS.
n In sFrorssa fhaf Ihe hktaf \
county 5ssi CELLS #efA Ga ssae II :
snd ssfa asstEeyeSs In the Sea y
FIRE. D s
kckert Thesssa asngi n i'm Iassss i,xss n ~
rolsssng u e&afl sssalssssss. l5Anax,a III
Twa aSser amaat reahsss keep s. :
essn npAtay fss SO siisr jaik 81. BE-
A ana. large Sisssst ii sta f0s &
nett fassssga Ess iHss arrived III
kavss, ssl3 ssssse agtssh nsaasd Bl@
improvements are Alss eststg .saf
neslsnghsin and FaasHnven. MNa M
A u eftdsaeof in besnr MAIDS d@1
tHbslsh g lew @Irsls#&le snoksS1
hoases OH RailfnghHsn bay.
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wa have sen,e Property In all parts Of se css
which ,o v..l he pleased tntecs1E .rNhassrs

ne anote hs following description West s
n s iels IN tia Jourrsi Of Iomnseree
w1taia Fstes
interest,"
sWest us
~ tnsuen 81
Rhine
81 tae Old
ae landscape
ssN seed asG of sec ~
shfe Ftenrf won
ns3e
af She shg~e
shAageu p
viii tAs rsSte
sh Al rapidly pushed
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sExTrLmsrEAm oAspr wonks.
a stsasm~st Ersm taae wtee-Frsss-
sss8 naA Secretary.

- 1A&N~s@%af ENs1 kgs& REN&~s fE8@~
sss8 R@a Secretary.
Ia ~NE ErsreR we wish fs sfass
"a ear creditors snd che ruhsic in gsn-
eral, that tbs srsIrls vhieh appeared
in yesT seiEmas yesterday. sassing
thai sfte Seattle steswl Can5iy werss.
incorporates. wss forced ous ef esist-
snre. ss insesre-t sat It's io~fney -ns1-
seef i'sscsd ha4Hself assIs Of the egYpHr-
stjoa ~ his g~ys<ansi sssswr rtesst.
We ~tsh ~ fay,her state thss A. Aes-
easRt, ssss Frsertesi rt-seat manager
eg thN Ssss2le Steam cAsdy 70 /.
never was En any w&s eoaaeetsa Nsfh
the Seattle stesE Candy WORKS, as is
manager or otherwise.
Il shs seAssse SseAra Candy Co,
~issea ro sUj~1cess thr Sesttsa steam
Candy weEss, re wonsa aavsss shs4u
10 wzsE uatSl tsa is1ssT cooperation IS
legally dissolved
The Fwsnsinipg stsassk hsSfGers os The
Seattle sseana tiSssssy Works are slsssssg
zsa il their r4sNsS t8 Srst1e the as5&srs
cg tsss essT fAseatisan in ma hsgssss ard
legal fsssnHeF.
a8aE8nG s8ais ws@ rsmaEe a1i s0sbss
assd ptieossssysst tsasa, ~ Esc gsspeSt-
safsv. Al. RAvsKT.
r. x IsFAwr. Vice President.
Sscsa&Ary.
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rAsaaraHE s.rsrs.

arsxoa & faIisermIs Passed ksa-
ford Miss HaH. @. W.. parksr. &.
RianestrcHss, IL Il. esmsan. Nlss Eias-
paan, Hrs. 4 ]. FunaeIs, Els sasr-
ssy ard wife, Miss NneYisT, q. T. taFH-
isxs. wife and three children. e. ~.
srgteaSelEeF. n ". Hssnss snd Ntts.
M Aayer, u. B. Anderson, G..
Els4fislgs. a. b. Heias, n. n. T1esessk.
III. d. Esssstt, II. ii. Etasp, Mass 4.
AZ. sanss. Ml.a x. " Jegss. {. sas-
tfn, r. Safff,n. Hrs II. b. ezrsss ssa.
= -. CsseY, 81 Wehb ard wsfes &
Issaes aaEs wsfs, Miss Esapa yass.
Miss Cvhn. II. @sssn. Il ftassa, and
sixss sas0n6-es&aIt
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LeSDess jana 1.-THE Tsses' cor.
respondent at Constantinorle says:
Ths porte hss been advised fsona
Fisnna :has Austria regards the prss
ens hostility 10 Austria Of khs rerenta
CT 6@fvia as easass beiFt. ard hsees
that European dipiomass will successes
in securing Hodsxasiex Of the hos.
tiIity.
Tas ports has sens slx Syrian est-
tslieus 10 Cyets.
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ggflmrts st,5ts. NJ - ss.vsI1s

pesrtAsr. ysns Ia II sssry eiilk
AcAYessd aysr aotp ssassnsss utsIs
tbs ksw Park tasnIrc tstnIEht IIA I
sassd taa gso9@e shHt ssig friend &
Portland was unsiaakes. Ife
thsfx ttlss hss fsaa suatse otss vfet1
The tesssas senAesk faF casaEfs k1 ~
OseEcti d SSsaas tsssssaf aai, and 1t
The &fsksss es tEsa essss tlxssIes w3n5
managed sst ~ Iii steefls rcfse
ard 0rsgefs. sslsss5 Emu
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Frensss s.nber aa,1es,

PAAIs, ,Huns i4.--Tha striking cah-
raen did ret rasnKae york fhis mcrn.
leg. A snectiug was laid. attcnied hs
Constans, minister of the iateFier. No
agreemene was reached. Taa strike
will probably heeoins general. Fight
ing has occurred between Freaeh and
Italian aavsns In the eepartHe ent
OF Haate Marie. Troops hare hsen
sent 60 quea the disturbances.
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asx KiaEmp rr 800.
SIsady Battle Bstw4eR Negroes and
YYAffa Grfrninala

Assyrx, Tex, Jnna MeageF de-
tails OF o bloody affair Last evening at
aivea's store eighteen nsiles southeast
OF here. reached the city this morning.
1T seems > eoiored constable undsF-
took 10 arrest white man for horse
stealing. The man re.f>tea and q
nEht ensued between him anil his
friends. aud tho conatsbIs aud hls
friends. Rsyolvers were freely used
and -four white men and two negroes
were killed outright, v bile at least =
dezcn otkera wsrs wounded, sosps
probably fatally.
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THE CHIPPEWA OUTBREAKS.


parts Cssstasrsd Bslfabis.
AissE1PaIIs, June i4,-A reporter
started for ahe scene Of the cAippswa
Indian onthTeak last night, arriving
this naeFnins. Three cem mPanies sf
regular sreope ars at Nsrs, the nesr-
est tsEn. II fs nat sRowE positively
sAat nors tasn ons man has he&n
saet, ent the grave rspcrts are act yet
aiaersaised, 80 they are thought to
eerns from reliable men.
CsPkain 6tzueh left Tor The scene at
The ostsresk with his farce this rnorH-
Ing. sayeRsl families iixisg near the
aaka had had srouhie vita Tia Indians,
and 10 is feared thsy ss&va suffered,
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A@ rs1ast 5ssse

Nhy disi yen sasss assh 81 Fssest In
she ssrees f~ ashed tsss 5aks8e "A issat
wantnsa 81 Fsa MI nassse s rsssasas
tsss prisoner SIS sssesgk. 4 Il nassssI
asakss yea lasaa "a nsste M Fks5s. sh
ass ass ASs hsis90Y Anss Ese AZ s.sF
gar the asERaslsaas sss sssMesfsasxsy gsSed
has tssussss ssssse Y seFaea Asas afsss rad
rtsslsh gteTsa saug kAfGssaesa ps araa
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a Ralsr asasrsams sslsI /.

SAS FRs sssts.ts fnne a4.~-'T 'Tls l M
BODY ef n tsa patfa fia.s;sssi h4ls
fssrss tlAs asssfaeen fn shn Ast
az sssescaplsa bsaiss MI znss
sssstlg ssgees sss sstfns ehNsaress
eaStas ~ sra sesi the hAAy MAx
ssrfrsl "a Ehare assssst 10 yerS
tsFstssss eansis kise lasass ard f4ss
intAni aas sfgssss5 III coed
VII srE, we4n bE<i1sS sss ass.esf f.
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AMOR AZ Rr a sngrnr.

Ahaat lie shis noFnias frsvale
@ Dsapsl. ef y seks hsea twe slaoss
At aaan Who had hsnn scared away
freza the roar Of the safe nsnosal vaalt
by smother guard. Il could nok be- a..
carsained hy the inilitisfnea whssheF
or not the shet took effect.
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Rrsghtaa Rnaas naaaa

hsIaaTcs hxacas Rses Taaex, Jana
1.-THE westhsg wes pleasant. the
trsck sss0s ismpy ala gaelsa il places.
ssvs Easrisn - Ririey ven in i;sssS
Ur1sae Second. uraisesa fklYd.
IAFse-fcartAs rai.c~.{ss esese yray ".
| 'sess, htrs l.trss sscensl, Dagc third.
aaFee.fcaFtis rsasae Racquet ssen I'm
ia, Iafrfe q, sscaisd, Qaessi tasra.
:. FitSstore Man la ssh.
sflciss hsca1a, PatsEcrf third.
We sna IA sight - Rissy lend wcss
10 ;.'oS4, Tsn rccksr sscond. Barnnn
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wanaral rresaass,ssa lN ArrnnItA.

AanAoH. June lk.-~Anosher victixs
ei Wednesday = rallroad accident ASs
died. Bpsiiiess rem aims suspended.
Tha only aaHnds disturbing the dna
racnetony o. the stresss we're raused
by frequent funeral processtons,
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mAnnhaatsr Races.

LospoE. J1ae 1.-THE principal
eEsnt at the Manchester hassfing To-
day was tho Manchester cup ef 30s
sexereigns, With E2oa added. The
race was wsn by Cesiliion, Indian
PFiaee secone. Lord Lowe tAErd; six
tssn starters.
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Ii Ia very selfish, 10 say the least. for
property hol3srs and ethers TO pre-
tsst against the relief OF the riiitia
from the grduars service which II IL
now performing, and it Is aotabis
fact fhat this protest ceEnes ioa5est
froa those she do nothing for the
support Of the militia. Thsy ssenA
entirely willing that the members OF
the National Guard should suffer per-
sonal loss and hardship through neg
lsct OF their private interests. and bs
forced to dos service which could and
should be doug by paid policemen.
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-. E.swis ssessy s.saA R.e...

sK, 1.NrEs, Jane lk. =, 7 se aessssssssa arsze
80 ssssas Rse track allfrery ana
Af Ill.
Fsss NOR, HanErs Al ssS
S:ss. ssss ssa's7es
Atss ard 100 yaraa. 81 Aka.-.nsra
saan won. Isavana Hsa1ie sssssss6 Aks.st.
th6rd; time. / :sS.
steepas-eaass, sheFs coarse .sisre
wnn, Saittgenf second, NNafis Nattirr
khfTza tssae. =
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NnT Tras. Jane "A -- The writs of
aahsas corpus fer 1ehn ]. Maroney
and Charles kscT5oasId cams ap this
nernfng. Melfonssdss eonrval esad
ats Client employer Was sn souft pre-
pared 10 show that the prssenes was AT
woEk Ia this city when ttse Cronin
Hardsr was committed. There vas
siss gentlsmaa present who slsps
With Mcdonald In Sew FORK ghst
eight.
Marcaey p eoansss declared the var
rant Was not properly issued aad hia
client NOT regularly eensmittai. The
evidence, he eontasdsd, was sach th al
no l8dgs Hsald csuntsa.nca = cOutln-
usnss OF Asrenosss insprisnnnasnt
Judge Andrews said he would have 30
Aavs u written return To the wriss.
Counssa tAer agreed that the natter
should go over until tomorrow.
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ossam tstaasnsr Aryivais.

LoEpoasJnle is.--ArrsEsd.- s!easaer
Rhmtia. Nsw Yesk for Hahsurg-
nRgSEEnEsss. Jane Arrived -
tishn, New FORK.
HEw Tosx. Jane i<.--hrTivsd-~(S@-
iert, Hamburg.
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Y I
i Day Of Rssn
Il Issssss | i L
srs11 1'ss
sae nisxaaSa eaasaaas Ii sss
essssee sesssa as
tsg sasAa assa 80

1aAsssswa srse :
xsss'rsslsass goassss astss, ss.,,s.
wsssk a assasss kissgEs pasaras
eae a@atag Rsea essss rssass III - ri
assx - fsessstss sa AssSgasA
Living aassf ssssssss ssse sase ssas<
EfaS = ssg tisss
week fsc Nasstas II ssss Two. ss9sss8
: ls I Tssass - Y
rssSs sInllersaaslssSSs IA & &
a0Asssa@ssF. 4 as stsssiisss MI ass Sssirs
lsgs aasl a faSf spusg iii i'll ii srNs fss.sss " =
e+Aspsa igs ssksh sssgaartS tS krsaa mi 1fssisFs
elinfng oa gufA. The ssre sliss 4
SeTa I'D caaErea ~ VI 10 any "!
able. 's5s - sf'9s|
The arss trsan tssrossrl. III Ana
weat tAscagh Jahnsesezl ss &
srnFnsnG, s.
several aaa,lTps asstEs ar,s.s, ssyiss \
sontghs, Arsl ht.lsslssg eiaglass asA ~ y
5fEg os efsfY train. Tussigsas Au elee4flss
light plant il Aslnr "a saayesf fu aiaIIIl y
espne ts4ia ~, The wrsak sxss Nj n
gsgEsaa ags ass& tho srtrk rnsasia E3sI
hneekslsg gss aatA ssss sast sansnanl fl.
rs5aoSess. s'.sgsssss'
Hessy charges Il ayas.asss
eees pet h ths nsecAsAks alI aSs 1ll e
ssveyss ~srAfusa wsro sssaras4 M
aax arfgst ssss geFaasasr I'll 2SsssS ny
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sregaFE Fatts, June IL Ed. Thoie.
formerly OF San Francisco and Baker
City was found desS in bed frem aa
Overdose Of morphine taken vita sai.
eids! intent.
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BnsTes, Jsne IA TIE Et&n9aYd
sugss rssssfy OF this city has effected
lhe largest rsrehsss Ct sugar ever
~sSs, kaving s~eafed 81 GO tors in
CUBA Mt 5 rsuts, eHiilrK for s. 90 eEss
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sasSeALI..
1nsa.sn F~staaasx FzsF Csrssx ss
Rtesafr~Nsgaf HAtasaE.

Essnox, Jums IL ftoston Q. wash
saxsan 4 Ease hssz Eoston n,
Washington :. ErEors nastoss i.
Washington 5. Irapsse. Pessy Esas.
Rgsass Eessan. Fsssslsasyn aAa Man
rel ts asssisgsss. Ferssa and Dsify.
isg Ssa9. gsne h. Nsw YORK ! 1,
s'ssssassssp pis5a |. Rass asssN ssew Yavk
lg, ishElassespssla !. Errors Asw fu3ts
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Fer sss asastIe v. a. n. a.

TkcoaA, june At q meeting OF
the Y. d, c. A. Of Tacoma to-nigAf, a
collection amounting 10 saa,0s was
tasan ap and will bs sent 10 tlse seaf.
tia i. N a.. A
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WasnExaTos. snfe ~. Aas1nirai
tth@ssrEe has lnfoFpea the n avY de-
tssasssasst that be sail saa from New
feEk for ues Ii sssnIay eFs tSse Kesr-
sA9Hss.
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cHteseo, Juas is-.T The tIIiaais
Centrsl raliFcsA eHae3nts .ieny that
the road IN Ssisg 10 bxilts fe&d fssrs
FfaTre, Dsketa. tn Puget sound or
any otaeF cs.st gsoss1t.