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KIrg rsLks.
Tie Think. TIE was tae Victim 81 car.
cunstancss.

BALrl3oRE. !ssiy I7-kfsrsln arrived iu
ksstinaore yesterday ana has eGtirvly n.
vsYS91sl frosn the elects os the hasslc. Ia
docs nct show mark OF ANY Stua. XII.
rain sad he WAS whipped sqaasely hF,
Ihonghi ne was largely tae v,essla ot cir.
camstaueos. When aSkcd ,flnesly II Ia
Thought he bad hgea arusggsf. re Ssla
NO. Johnnie Murphy when SskcS a.
ss0ss question answered. E1sSfeTtNyikly fhal
there was something wraoE. hGt fog the
frescas hls tongue @ss ted sat when q Z
time eAfie As sSpeeiea e. MAKE some I'm.
pssrssnf revelations
- has have you ta SsN shout Mitchell So
the reporter aSkGd 'we1l. he WAS NOT
very ssteailye % say the least Ii YEA
ever nsft again wauid yup have Mitchell
sar Seur trainer "No Sir. I dpat know
THAI woniG, suE aeu't kiaw thar viii
Tight ans more, J tank that have had
iay SHARE al IL. /"
In spesking further 81 az the aeht, XII
rsln said u weighed lss bounds when |
went snso the rans an6 all tails about nae
oaly weighing los i ali hsSh. know I
hAd rot been trained properly ana WAS not
Ia ~ condition - flxl.t SnftiVax hnt Il /
had not zone inta the ring, pessnie would
hav" said was coward. asa ] meaui 20
tight u was killed. The crowd there Was
against aae. and the rtfcree. while I thiuk
he vas sauaFe, waS pagiia. to Sullivan ana
kuew nothing abovt }he rules. Rsgh De
and iae crowd wcrs'aii the time telling ma,
20 70 up 20 sullivan. Rai went knowing
wonld only be knocked down. OF course
fhe referee had no night "a Say word, aad
under sac rules I cufld have ran All round
the FirE, but there was no Que huf little
Aurph, there - coach me aud | hilnAlV
went up and took bay medicine The fact,
though. that was knocked doRK Fepest.
ealy bEt not kneekesi cut shows that SAIL.
vans terrible blows did not have the
power some people supposed they Jid |
could have stood ap longer, ba; Donovan
threw ~ The sponge la excitement. heif :
afraid ! would pe Killed. Ny blows lar
sone reason az other lid NOT seem 10 have
suy force, ms arms Se0fnet numb. bat
what was the matter don't know for the
life ~ Eae. The san had terrible effect on
me. Ny back Was Que big blister after She
.
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SHARON DIVORCE casK.
Saaffsrnis >apremse Court Declares
sarah AitheA W as Not Married

SAN FsAx1IsCs. July E.-TAe supgssase
eSsaff os sSiihzrusa today rS.ssierSs : sss~
elssasn oss an sng~sai frcnl the 5asssgnseas sf
Judge sullivan os tAe s1F<rs0f xears. rsas$
tnS ser TRIAL 81 fke cxle azas<zl ~s.arss,,
sisxez-e case. Jadse sullivan held that
the nssE~asge ezaEssaes l.esweea Ire late
ex-sen2ses- HIllfsm Saanan snes sarah
AssAes svrTs wAs valid aas tssl Tie Y.argtss
~esT seEsasas hesaAsa1 Sa1 wsfs. The Ss-
pseasse sssxst ansss tnes re HSrsfes seps
their marriage al there azs agls4 S19 Fhesr
relsilksa - husa-aas and wife s.scrss. aass
ftss Der s'lis rsaSes She narrtagr ass never
tesSassss1c Ass-t. ffae case i raaAassea Tor
a new trial
- t8iak sffe decision which nas hsa.lssi
tsoen iAfs ne0rnilE practically egtss she
rase, ssIa A tuFpey Herria. = ~ has anx
chaTge ~ the sAsFNa ease. ssFfs, sssQrfrre
court sca SAYS there eaa Ne no purs.lx se-
cESs marriage. secrecy has szsa tAs, asan-
cat2csz es sarah Ahhe@'s case se far. Tee
oaiN wsy "A waarss she car further renew
TIE ease Will he hy bringing forward tl.Sti-
naany ,o show thai the marriage wsS pnh
lie. hardly think she viii do ;nsS Ne
EsSSF have paid G. rs os alsmcny, sus.
Judge sullivan granted $500 meath
aiifaony. The supreme ssssisg
reduced this Ia SEQ month, which We.
never pa3ss. $assS. Sullivan thea gave
jug gzfseDt against ss issE s. no NsAHu ri Z,
The circuit court had rensss red its decision
and on Eais We haseSi second sns,s Al 10
sae supreme court of the state ~ Caiiiuz-
aaA- wssch $ now pending. Shoaid we
lose this aii1loDy case FL the stale suprSsRS
eeGrs, We vii appeal t. the supreme eVars
Of the United Ststsx In nav opIoIau T.
business
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The IsIYthe EsfaIe.

SAN FRANCISCO, July i7.--in the blythe
viii contest today Attorney John A.
Wright testified that he, with number of
employees and friends Of Blythe, placed
seals on the lafters safe the dsy after
Biythe's death. ON April 9, isS2, the safe
and other reeopiHs les we're opened bnt no
.ill was found, Some photographs OF
Florence. the alleged daughter 81 Blythe,
aud asS0 some hair label, Il sFinysnee' s
haiF." was found 4 letter to Blythe, ad
dressed ''My Dearest Papa" sBd sisne,i
From your loving and sifectionafe little
daughter, Florence Blythe" was found, to
geiher with grants ~ land In Mexico
{ aimed hg Bis The. Mrs 5uIia Ashcroft,
Ree Julia 4. Perry. mother ef Fiureuce,
wss then called a. the stand sud testified
concerning her meetings with Blythe ia
Lon1en. Today Mrs. Ashcroft. motser ~
kleFeuee Blythe. MAS sgsin called 20 the
witaess stand In order 10 establish the
intimate relationship which the witness
elsfmei existed between herself aud toe
dead miliGnai &c in England
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Princess Augusta. sister ct the queen os
Denmark. died ~ Copenhagen Wednesday
A severe shack oi earthquake WAS ielt
on the island of Ara ana the mainland II
scotland "Wednesday.
Captain BurgesS ncw Yacht Merlin 81 as
beaten nj Msrhlehssi. Mass. Taesisy by
the schooner sea FOX
Ina ride cautes, at Wimsleten. England.
Nsdne, DAY, the Canadian team Won the
ratah 81 kAlspoFe challenxs cup.
Mhffe tht emperor of Brazil was attend.
ING a gheatrgeal performance az k1a JaDciro
TaesssAy Night. = Portuguese shot ~ BIN
sur missed fhe Woaid BE assassin vas
arrested
me French breseyy at Fort wayne nd
harmed Tufsssisy night The loss = SD
40. with s.Nac Insurance " Ahl4e The ore
aa< ia pre-rsss tbToe men acre severely
Injured - an explosion OF ammonia taken
an sn lee machine.
a, an exhibition ia Milford. Macs
Tuesday night. section % seats with aal
tss.ts.gss westt dean ard then aNsshef = ith
-s0 several babies werc hagt and hen
,fysaiS og grown gr1pie cuE aud bruised.
lat there pcse DO fatalities.
At Atlantis. Gz, TussSsy night. " }.
Psiaf. a dc ggllye. while walking along the
stresi wtth Mr. Aiiey. a. shoi 'ln@ -
The woman : auscaH6. wh8 had suspected
tlse pss.r sad wss watching fof thtms Fear
.ssss ic~sk feet. resulting IN lsS,sni
tisstA-
The state Democratic nominating ~ ~
vsntt.sa al Ms sssp pY5 rsct TUESDAY a ia
al attendance al i1H Be eEate> 1n ghe
seNs ns#saE Iaaa a stone. ef TbshsFfss , ~
fas4ntv. a 4. nox eAse.t fag EeserFssr. aud
noa. Evans. 81 pieksou csants. los il~0-
teaaht gcNVT5aaf-
General sualsnxeF's trial hsS bean 6xe.l
far Auxust 70. ana ths iadg agett - tfs
essaff sill be Gual to aHE@as k@eibg a.
EoaesI The indictment cbarEes the s.
sssssxs with sgzsiaxasiuE tae sssae af nlssss
fsssos aEssnSi the govern useut ia Jay
lSs-. II. Iso0s snt Fssi., SD IL iseea Uisssg
ES>1. IL rsTsS-
The surasl sAeeiig8 ot oelcefs of tss
~an FrauC3sso Ersa1srs kxrAaEEe wE'
h..sa u ahs5 clsv Tas~Say W3th TIE faSl0w
Tag rvSa.E sF~ststens, Barry Hs slitWin
0tsse- president J SsWmANs Treasurer
JeaseS HsEEs alfEVtays. : seas&E nsT,
T. - WA asfaa. a. - ArNssF, r. 4
ii ue. 5zeeasa Hsri aaa Is Il. M&A.aS.
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Major UanbaTs Recommends an
Augmentation 81 N.na. 600.

WAsnNGTeN. JBly IL rawanl the i'm
pcoyemeut * the nloaih oi the Columbia
river. oregon. naiof TAomas II Hanburs,
eugiueef ia charge, repsyts that there has
hsen expended sel42S5, leaving balance
81 Sl72,.ls nes expended. For tae coming
YEAR he recommends an appropriation of
ssH0.ofo Ii win require stsss.e GO Ia ton.
stsuc. the cansi a. The Columbia river cas.
caers, and tuT the aecomparytag improve.
ineutS us the river under Major HanpGrs 4
change, For the ensuing year IL l. esti-
mated that t1tN,oGe can be prertahly ex-
peuaesi Tor other Improvements ia OREGON
sBd Washington territory.
Major Ganhufy makes the believing
rfenmnt n1stionS for appFanrfntiaf,s.
Chehsts rly r. s,eto. Skagli. slcilagnamA
ish, Neukseek, SnohafaiSh ard SnssQuat-
sa,e rivers, si2,0o The work II gsnging
the waters of tbe Columbia. ~ great value
~ conl8cgcs', can be maintained for an.
oihsf yraE On nneSpended appropriations.
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NEWS In GENERAL
Train Accident af Cairo.
Illinois.
rscasc co,sr wtrER~ar,
A Resident ef East rerssaas Killed
hy Gravel rrsia-snothsr
Tfr@ In Fresno.

CAIN 81, las Jaly l7.-ss ii O'Clock t.4
d&y tze sevth Bound passenger srSsa s,n
TIE tassro s FiaceauSs road 5uaspe1 tas
irseS wsate fanains 81 tsc rate u thirty.
Eve Ealies Yer boar ssssi tF&s bad
9g 1essaasl.sd, Uf ssse nSsxea.
sS the mere Ssssaa<ly !niarei
are Gsus3actar CAaraeS fori. os naaei}le.
iALs leis ear OF and head cat. scion -,
h4rss HaS ssseH master Cock. bruised ~.
ever TIE body Mrs Fnrssr. " Terre fgaa,s..
badly BRUISED aas iAtascd internally. NF~-
baDseis of Fsgrscla, krgisca antf igfacNi
tairrEsiiS Mrs. McNahon, 0f carmel, III
seriously iusarssi internally. Mss irssa Cox.
ef ssFeene county, Ind, 4 hip dssiacs;ssi
ana ialares Internally. Mrs. Nsax III gAaps.
bono. lusl.. hSsily bruised; & JoanSoa. a
Ntacei. assS. side snst hack iusare3
Meet - ias pNsssA1 ggFS woTe cXtrlS attss
cay by CattsaS fafa tae cusshtss vial;
axes, TIE eneaae did nos leave the trsck
NJ hlaiae cza eS attached - she saslruaa
eeasIAssy, as the wrcck Was the result q:
az unforeseen occurrence that could MOI h.
xFEsft.et
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Corner Second ard james Streets.

tag ovE the en from Wes' Sc
se article - The Francesca Journal od ton1uere.
Nthn Their Sa
interest IN
nAgn
gushing and ehesky " our
bore We hAvs
rise ncne tFona
have tlt the n0usce u the McasrsueAn aad de-
Aerd efl
Aai the se land est est Is sas ssas
GA voa
his trent
TO waxEia
In
tie
snax
All seAie &
Il R. yashe
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OPINIONS CONCERNING THE
TIDE LANDS.

The tide and grabbers are working
their scheme with great address. Hay-
ing employed several of the most able
and adroit lawyers OF The territory to
champion their scheme. they have ar
ranged to have these gentlemen in
vited to appear before the tide land
committee to present their views.
By this means legal opinions bought
and paid for are made 10 appear as
abstract ard disinterested estimates Of
the iaw. This piece Of sharp practice is
precisely what might be expected from
the tide land grabbers. but we have
been surprised TO see that certain law
yers of standing and character lend
themselves 10 il. While the tide land
committee Is in the business of invit-
ing opinion, it would do well to re-
quest statements from parties on the
public and honest side of this qnes-
ton. Perhaps the man best qualified
to speak on this side Is Mr.. John VI.
Pratt. OF the coast survey, now on
duty at Port Orchard. and We would
suggest 10 the committee that he be
called upon.
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TEGITBLE TRAGEDY.
A Man aud His wife Murdered Ia
had at Midnight

DUevQVE, Ia. Jay l7.--Idhn Eik ms and
wife were hfeialiy murdered las, night on
their iarm IN D TX township. Clayton county,
Ia. Etsius' second son. named Bob.
boy OF II. hy his foFmer witc.
slept in the barn. and
be states that lle was awakened about 5
o'clock 10y rife shot. Sn going into the
house fearful sight met his eyes. His
father was lying as ssi ia bed eiifl j. bullet
through his hrass, snd his wife was also
on the bvd with her head smashed
in. The babe was stlli steering.
the boy says. between them. arRspiug
she babe. he made his say io neighbof's :
house and gave the alarm The r0runeg' :
jury is investigating The matter The
murderer has not been found, tat
suspicion rssts GA Bob and hiS Older
brother. young man Of =. both Of whom
had gffsfse against their sirf-Tnoi hs z.
kikins was ninu of 80 aud hts aile n
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MoSrAsa ooSssxrIos.
Memorial IatFsst need Iasor-sns
Iqaal ~amsag~.

I&lss&s ss3g 1z---A 8Fssaa0ssa. NEs iFe
sessresi 10 taa esnTsz.tfaa fsssay iroEs * ssls.
ssa soEssry ssssAasss .eal Egs e.
Aashas 5Ae .resfsasfgAeas sulressasss sTas
& sy.sssufsan ae5aang Moafzna's sessassss-
ses. aaG snsfssss IL Fesassi t. iae gzz&s f5s-s
iioa 4 IS esssfx~ be-. .ers- TEse 1zszss sgssE
ss@z iAs1 nsEex as8esssS Hass fvmsfs sRe
yeAss "a MaHsaE&~ sie- fss3s - gsFzssz.
a. al b< etsgfssle g. fksz sa ~ eeF~xssssf
azgatrfs&As xyverH<se 50 EfHsens42szs a
,sssstsr sssszrsszssss "a Ess hz sssss nzsa -
s4szesa sha age gss ~ sexsx
TAe re&as assan txssskasslnx tkss sale cl
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FOUR MES DESTROYED.
Foul Air and Gas From "a cesspaoi
Overcome Them.

LIScoLS, Scb.. July FoHr men host
their lives ia this city this afternoon un,
der peculiar circumstances watch
dropped into a cessrooI sad the men were
eudeavoFins 10 recover a. They dns q
large hole IN fhe aide of the pool This
hole was filled with water by rain One
msu stood on ladder above tho water and
msfie an opening lnio the ccsspoai fopl
air and ges rlsshed ont and oyercaIne him.
Rnd be fell iu q the water. A friend went
% hl- aid and gRs likewise overcome
Others came 20 help. and nue by one zesen
inen faii into the water, which bs this
time sss full 0f faWek and liine from the
vault Three we're rescued. some bs men
who alters aFis Herished in attempting 90
save others rho dead are James Crsw-
lord. Albert kuakief John cieaFy and
Frank MaiDHcy. traw icf9 and CleaFE are
married
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NOTES FROM ELLESsBUR8.
forfv-ahte~ New Bricks to Rs
HItif-Eekt Estate yziues.

ELixsssrks, July IT.-The special car
OF the Bloomington. H., pe0ple Stopped
oTer seasy and weFe driven about the
country bg eitizsas, There a-e twenty ave
fsrsons IN the party, some Of whom
are Aea1esi Tor waAteom- All are delighted
kati.tas valley aus the Messs IN gtit Of
the kilensburgerS
efonnd II hesng prepared soT forty.thres
Iiew bricks 50 he enilg on the site oi the
enrat district. agsregsiins oue mlIs az
frontage
There sre no idie men ia tnsn. Third
sfrcei i being graded Ia the depot, SO az
wosk cah begin oa the streef-ear track
Hrs'isrs are working on the FIRST ten
miles os the kl.eushurg < Northwe stern
railway
The steamer CITY ar ElsenshErg ls max
rug week y trips on the Colgmhls not
@ithsIansiing contrary ports
The plaps aud six carloads of matters a
Tor the new Laaserb&eh opera house a.
rived ioday.
Real estate shows ea upward tendency.
ore party in the burnt district demands
500 sser front foot d,semiag IL worth ,iot:-
bic is value before the fire when covered
10y wooden sbaCkS.
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sAs..AIl.
NashinSton Defeated hy Pistshurr~-
Other tsameS

MasRsS@TeS, laiy iT.-The PsgssAargs
gave another Y<ess exaisdsi0a sn their con.
aess with the SeasgarS ioday. aud the resa,Et
Nas th&t saey srepfet their third straight
S&zae, Sseze hy innings
v &sissssk fsail-..,.- ---.s..-....s 60 Sic
fstssasgg gg~,.--....-......s..e . . . . o q o -
RAse hits Washington, Is; PSissAarg, !.
kfTer< Mksalagtoa. I; Pitss5arg, :. tSa-
psrea. Curry
SveFytaiMS IL aNn Way fosiay Sna easily
aeica1ed shii&tseaphls by = great batting
sss1sk. Sesse.cES Was knoxxrd oUs u8 The
hssN Ia tie fourth aad xgS relieved bv
MSssc IN the SIX. \, hEt tae latter farea no
e~'tteF. sun
Philadelphia ia...................o .opaaroS
NtSNNs~i1 .,,.,-..s l,...-.-s.-a ) Q A-9
Base hats: Philadelphia. ,. Cleveland. II.
Sr7ors Phia.ielphis, / cleveland, 1.
hsitcFles Philadelphia sanders. woosi
ant >cafsSef, Clcve aai: RlSkSiy ard
thinner. Umpire, Lynch,
SSosaa xaIae--F FhslSielrhia, {: Glove
NKw GosE. July 1.-THE New York ana
tasesgo teams PLAYED = fine rarse ia their
f pfsssa; Sevi ttsdsS. Nelgh pitched efsec-
afesy 81 trying nageaeats ana nwycF did
iei. >tese ~ innings
Ns~ fNEN .,....s..,-.,s---.--,i 9 0 q 3 @ rs
ttsiVaSt s........,,l Q q Q q Q is
I hase Ats; New Ners. 5: chicago, D Err
res New Nofk. s. CAscaro, & ia tefic<:
( NFM Nes&. Mech aud kwiDgs Ihtca~o.
Awkef slsd Farrell, Cmpsrs. AetSuasa
b0S1pN, lBis is,~-Tae Ressons waa both
sALnsS tevHa Indianapolis today. I he has-
+ ting ot tae Rome team Was terrible. f.TSs
+ game
Boston, ......-..-.. s,.........o.,e @ Q 2--i0
tpdisiizl osis .............-........e . {, o. 5
Rase hts Boston, ~: indianapolis. :.
krrars. BOSTON, 4 Indianapolis, Il Hat
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ard siscessf ssslsees Mayor yeaeAe ana
tsss asrshsi Aanfs zpyzssas he'd asas, s-.iIissr
fssse sksd seEasssstesa III fhe U1ra IN s.hsr.s
~.sa wfies risss shsy were nes.lias me
tAet FeF3see, TIE masssr sa4 nasr~k.1
nsxs stsaS E<ssScssscE as the ,saa fse.s : ara
tssasoi s~s,ses aad ruaysytss sAen In m.
eisx hail, q here they foskssi EsSeas an. IAs
mayer SEd marshal we're srFs-ssssi ssses -,
esssassSs sMesn cat hesuFe niteNt states
essnan lsSfofsTr. elsasvinu them svsfh sntf.r<-
CATION They were released ON hearing.
Af meeting ~ sAe charter fsctioa lsSf
nsgAs i was sssferasnc3 80 raake ! farsher
sss2iAps t9 hold an esccs4en ~ a fxs.ure
fsvee
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raase,men,. Dismissea

sAS FRANCISCO, Jwly Fin the United
states rircaii eaggt this mnrnlng. JHssIes
Field and Judge Sawyer presiding. iouF a.
the itslfcf1a.nts saaa aBkt t5hu 4. Benson.
charged with hstiBx eEnsei certificates u
~ falsely nsde out for she puTFsesa 81 yana-
iEg a tuTa ~ rlnsey from the United
Siass-s for sgTvess wVre disfn}sessR. prose.
cs.fi1a having iseen a5xnanaaf Os,e la
dletrsent ad fse safsae nature against
George A. Esrgr.n aa5 four agasnzt a s.
Rstgfe sers aIso diam fsee.F
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JACK. THE R1PPER."
He Writes a Letter Saying He II
IN a. Nnrks.

LoynoN. JlIly i7.-It is stated that a let
ter was received by the police before last
nights murder In Hhisechspel, signed.
Jack, the Ripper" iu which the writer
said ne was 'aDout to resume work
The woman whose body was found In
Whitcchspel district last night WAS q mid
die aged prostitute. Her throat was ent
70 the spine. The body was found lying
on It's back the clothing being thrown np.
exposing the abdomen, which was gashed
in horrible manner in several places,
though the fntcstines were not exposed.
No pait OF the body was missing, though
blood was flowing from the wounds. \
policeman, who. with the wa'chfaan of an
adjacent warehouse, must have been with
Ia a few warts of The snot hesra nn nnlse.
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tHieAaa, Jay l7-tientfal Master Work
oaa i'eWaeriy and his eo-agitstars. Hol
lsud. Wright. Hayes. Doviiu and Fosteilo
srcNt the day in examining complaints,
petitions and relntfs regarding the order
Ia the Northwest Mr. powderiy stated
tAst the charter 81 TIE Efsf assembly nf the
Knights Of Labor of France was prepared
thss morning II was Insisted on hy Mr.
win back seeding members ef the Knights
of Labor who have organized the rival
order. Ne stated they were stronger with
out thefn. that they formed disturbing
eicmt M la che orsies, were hostile 90 the
principles nf the knights OF labor. and
they were glad ts have them 30.
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THE PARNELL COMMISSION.
uarris Continues II Testify Con
eerning rrnminent Iri.hnen.

LospoS July 17.-The cross examination
oi Mot, Harris. member Of parlsa neni. was
continued before the Parnell commission
today. Harris testified ths; he could not
saw whether &lsaB $50 was ;he amoUitt Pat
rick Egan acknowledged that he received
from America The witness went 10 New
York ia isSS via Paris. getting money from
parneA In pay his expenses. lie met
Fgsn. Walsh and sheridan. He dill not
b, Meye sheridan would enter into e0u-
spiracy Ia commit murder Harris de-
elarei he never inesied any person tn com
NIT a crime He hsa deeliaed io say that
the landlords did mere harm 10 irelsus
than could he ooae by Bengal tigers or any
other Wild animals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-18

COUNTY sEtsA>Gx Ittf>-
gsposs ~ ths Committee "a CsEass.
gwunsf~. ard Tewas htsss

nGYwvRA Jslg aT.-FessFtegfa tsSi1s1s ot
s1e srssele - ssssss. esasties al snHs
.ssfs have sxsa sSrssc So They psur3sse
fhas tsse coHnsses s@ tAey now sxlss shall
- reeasn zs44 - shs ssais.
~ raasFy s<st -assl - FF1asszt Hu5s-,
Is @ssas1y vase - a. lbs safeFs 81 tne
esssfatS.
wkseh sh3l gsszasv ass essmnss 10 . yoysa a
sAst4sz az sssss ssaAa sfkss naz sssAa . nsw
cx.ssRsy D. sssTxaezs vita . fsssss Esssrs 81
less than @sxs@ auxs 80 sexsssasy saa~5 Sss
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- Fn - aavEn.. -.

The cosnnttsee on federal relations tseiay
decided u r part fsvarRhiy gpon fhe proTa-
.sgsan of Lieutenant knHrae That ire state
f,,s3g 20 the government is iafiSs. sfiUB
over fhs rniifkary reserves ef " aStaipsfoFs,
sxcaef ia ease 81 the sSfFycs oi eiFtl
ssFta-sssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-18
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Secretary Eask says Harrison VIII
lie Candidate in 1899.

Sgw YoeE. Jsly i7.-Tta TIaes' wash.
ingtoa sgeesSi quotes secretary Eask on
the presidential oatiook ior lsas - follows
Harrison w5,i h. 8 candidate and pope
lss ard successful Sns.
'sYea have no 8ouhi Hagrls3n SIT 1s a
eaassassa
None whstaTtf
"afsA that Hs NsH Tin@'
.gst eeufse he Niil vim. FL il making a
nssst u1pfi ar pstsifsft, especially with
tlse eaaaHstM nsenis- ~ esag-e ibets are
sfsEse Essfi. aisus y h9 taiuk Aa T. nas ask.
ing fefuofk g. fast - fs3rF eoad Is ssh
bat President Nag1s0a - ieFai. clear
beaded mas. VAC kAuNs Nhai be i stagf
sud sho ai}g prove aiHaxelf Saa ~ 'hg
best - wetl - csc 81 sae Eooas ppfssiar
psssIteus Bat there j. an Hsr 81 xaiae
a. farfheE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-18

SAY FRANCISCO, July l7.--Commander y
W Mnllan, who vas IA command ~ she
! United States steamship Siepsic AZ samoa
during the srn8ble between thc Germans
snd the natives i4sf December AID lAnu
aTy. aud who Also saved the Aieps.c frnsa
destruction during fbs hgfI icsne IN Apis
hsrhuF last Mari b. viii save this city to-
morrow. 20 Fepsfi u the nsyy department
a. sshiagsoD. sailau j. an Hrphcsnt feF
the position ef ehlef of the bunsan III
equipment and recruiting 70 &c vacated
. by Commodore ~cA'ey in ogipheY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-18
Alliance OF Lai,or o,eans,st,au.

CmcA0o, Juis ia locai paper says
circular has been issued that bears the
Signatures uf The chief os,ieeFs of the prin-
oipai organizations Ia tie Unit "a states.
including the Knights OF Labor
sud the brotherhood of Carpen-
icfs aud ieiners fit proposes an ALI
anes of all labor organizations in the
country. II the alliance il realized In viii
b. hy fer the most formidable labor organ
ixation that ever existed ia the United
ktntNs OF nlaeM hnIn