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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
4 CSa ,isi.rstsss Of the Best Wsv to
Prevent Them.

wAsHlSsg1S. sep s--Tns sut,sct - de-
sersign fFom th~ array ~iii tc treated At
lsngth In the foFthcomiux fspeyi 81 the
secretary q -.r Is Ia 0Ee fhsf has hal
SECRETARY ffocfof's esfnssi consideration
from tbs = xiapins. a. sen - that Of the
sd51fNnf generals of The xfas tsrtoGs
change. So camp Ani tsfFsss Ei-. Ssfh 4
view e. tncrca.tnE the soldiers comfgri
su1 interest 81 hi. command, have t-esn
ms ifutxa. saa . consolidated tnr.~ and
esnieea sys'sn sdspfe1. fhcse hsEe
@srs@t ~rsI sssrwFer tf1sd sud tse Fes4ii
-. tss. the y.efceB1&ss % aessTti0a has
decreased s4nee ls-s.
oi 81 ser1lsns ~ ssr cent ccrur susans :
rsea serstNg taefr arst and srcaEd Fsar&
ssiissu Ut Ia May at sssog Thea
> hwAn. assistant a1lwtRRt TeDer@l.
Psssetar. ssa.sc q seuf - sasyec,ion ~ fhs
rseraisinx ssepa's Davis tsisEsf, y,
s'o5am bus. o.. en.f Jetfefs0g tarFsfks, No.
Tfss nasigY 4. fsiGasslf q -s5iotcf gao esus
fr0n the fABxs fh~ fegSgs - thx sdsut
aEt FeNeral contains fssanss,nsss saxses
tlsgs sBeisssileg 9 dFatt hia prsF&Fs-i ~
hsm izs1 zta -. AitxE essrse slss4y ~ tAr
ssfnssa9f hs sAYw.
.ssk essex.r s.z.e 81 *s@osltsns Fssy a.
gss< time have sx5sses, ssacn a. Lara Of pro
Ftslos 90 esss tar TIE phgsscsI e9aStsssts
asasl nsess ~ N. enlas 81 sgstAsf asr fsse @,
asszesEasss8e eseas1sa. at~sa ami Easasr %
harsh srtafazegsl - Ens ns. fssSs Base s<s o
resae4eA ~ far a. y j. IL fhe over y tae
rnaSfxsFy z@4Ssgr ftAas zs 90 ~. IEs FAss-s
fafs xeas -hese sae - larr gsf she z8seFp
saess1 20 rssM xs xsssst mas 0f she 0s1sxsftsssss
ssaE<ss ~ tsnsAfksiy alleges a. sssoFasfs
even q ~~gaas.Dee ssE fasssfse@ tsffi tDf es
. gssssss snd ssfheF fA4nxs IsFor sass
st14 s.g,s - f ssafsss 3xa*sssS skss sx91
ws~sszrs - service af *.ssf~r&sxfzs - - PRE-
feexsou~l sA<sxx1nsH AnsskHes f<asssssW
ths hxa II sha1 oos ktsf3 - tne .~sse ~ISsseSf
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THE nAm,LroS SENSATIONS.
Mr.. Hamilton T~.tsfi~s Against Mrs
So snton ansi Son.

NFs YoRg. sspt s-Ar swinion and
500. Joshua Manu-. were taken fn the
fonhs police esaft this sftsrncoa. Eoh<rt
Ray Hsiailton affirmed % the complaints
agaln.' iae defendants Tae defendants
plssssd not guilty." snd cemsnsisd -
examsaa'ioD.
Hamilton took the witness stand. He
iooksd PATE aud taggard and gave teaei~
moay Ia aitnsst sn iusasiihie voice ne
charge he made was q safprisc. being lars
ecny ia the sreuad oegFte. lie adfnttto1E
kuoging Ms Hamilton stnee June, ~
and stated that they had lived together -
fnsu aud vile great Part OF that time
Hamilton said he had lived with m
Mann three or f0ar years previous to thqe1
m&rriage. He never suspected that ~
child which pow bears his name Ne ~
his own, bui he did suspect that Mn oUtD-
ton ard ioshgs Mann we're eanspising =
June 10 obtain some of bis money
The testimony Of Hamilton In deeofk
showed the sums of money he had nivo0.
MRS. swinton. inspector Byrnes told ~
ssnry as already printed about the haby.
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PRESIDENTIAL Aprain,mrn,.,

WasHINGTos. sept. s.-The president has
appointed the foliowing-nsned ros;mas-
tess: Wi bur T Norton. of Alton. III vice
r. II. Perrin. removed; John A. ChiIds, oi
Evanston. IL. vice George W Hess. re-
moved; Jacob FrieGl!eh. of Mount Sfer-
ling. ILL.,. vice George W. McNisla7. re.
moved: Howard Wells, Of Rock Island,
III, vice Augustus Hulfiug. red
Harry Sardersoii. Of Winchester IL, vice
samuel Berry. removed
Levi ". Nay lor, of Wisconsin. hiss been
appointed post~fiiee iasrer t0T on money
orders, by trausfef fIom the treasury de-
pariment
The following eonsuls were appointed IT,
fsy: Joseph r. Mason, of Virginia, at
AAgheim- Bernhard Is. MacAulsy. OF New
York. 81 Msnasus. Nicaragua: Aulthree L
Paimcf, OF District of Columhis, AT Dres-
'ien; John ID. Doolitt,e, OF Texas, at Bris-
tol. Thomas Anderson, Of Ohio, misisi er
resident aud consul gsneral ~ Bolivia.
Edwin Dunn. secretary of legation. Uni
I'D states, 10 japan; Arthur " Barrett. II
Massachusetts,. secretary of Legation, Uni
tcsi STATES. 20 Nenezueia; William X. Gard.
her. 0f Indiana. second secretary of lega-
uoE, United states, To Japan.
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AYtielea ktfsss.

OLYMPIA. sept Interpretations have
tiled the following articles III Secretary
whites office:
Lewis County bank. Centrslis; capital
stock. $4,000. trustees John Calvin, 4 oner
Packard, Charles " johnson, Charles Gil
christ and Chares 7. Mssterson. object
To csrry on business of banking, BY dls
counting and negotiating promtsssry notes,
drafts. bi j. of exchange aud other syi-
d.nces 81 dent. receiving ceposifs. nnylug
aud selling exchange. coin aud bullion,
lossing money on real estate aud personal
security. accepting and executing ali
trusts. Judiciary or otherwise, that may he
committed TO u by sny person, persons or
corporation. or by the order or direction oi
any court, aud n do any other business
pertaining % banking.
Nsi a Naila Savings BSnk-Capi'sl
stock. si25eoD trustees. j X. Etmsstou.W
II. slime. Ailton Alarich, Max Baunle!sser
X. r stow, petei kgGio sud DaEiel Stew
art; object to provide sale aud pEofts
bic place Of deposit. wacre persons deal
ing with the corporation may deposit
their money, 10 be retained, ieauesi Out,
invested and returned. together with sBch
. inter- y as the corporation may choose ol
agree 10 pay for tie use thereof, and Ia
the manner aud according ~ the custom
OF other savings sad lean Institutions
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INCENDIARIES.
They Set Fire 10 the Town
Of LinkvilIe. Or.
BUSINESS PORTION EIRxED.
1he kia@es Started In . saloon anA
spread Rapidly -Lsss. Tw.
Hsndrea 1hsasasa.
sss1skss PORTION BURNED

i4sAxtLLg. Or, sep. e. lboas o clock
snss nofHisbx tFe as discovered in the
rear u fSrsses' s4soon he asnses svrss ssf
rapidly favored by a IL Ire &c. anti
silaass the entire s,sl iaess soss.csa oI the
sosA Was desEfoyesI. lose Isr u-fA q nam
Ter II dwellings,.
TIE burned district s2isa3s fran Lank.
silie Sssds~ TO tie Ta! ei States sigsaaI
ossre. osae side ~ which j. l,ssessel oar
TIE pEi iseipai tssEss aess h - : 5arisgs are
Liaksisle aud 81 Els~rl.s 1ssss5s, sasr.
easais Rsaaas A&saa 4 ca, szllFss. &
Fesf-ss. q ~. smith. galss is5a.uss.. Fgsf
f.s'siiassa. wriShts aid AssSissrss gruz
sa"fss, fofbss & HsasoE.. saloon. Kls.
mata ssore ogslss;as. seslaea. barter
saop. Pa xss s. Cfsusson, lawyers: ] "
hai.iaAaf, iasyer. ana sae ba-rsess shop OF
h I. BaI4wla
u l. estimated skse loss will ssA 8 ssa sssl.
If As settled bzyoasf doI5t thai ta. sire ssss
the work al lBeenaIsri...
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TAessxa s~F1 -wo=sss Ts~Una. safx5.
.is'sas ss 20. q ffse ssrsesg 81 AAslway coa-
aarsosxs ~ss orgsniEea n Tses1rra fes.s
y ess1nS ass ssissssrg osEre-s. y.s
Ass7s auf rfs5es sssEn sa@zzzss- wH Mfxa~
seer f&rF M Asrsfes. u " Drsrsn. s-s.sss.
eosnEnzszseE. j. r 1s@k~rs. Ssat.sr .s,r,.
sE2sstserT r y. Ss2safn. isssi ss S@gs-rr- =
Hxdrss L sssssssssg sssas-y TIE sssznsan.,s,
a. toe sssAss- or1snlxsti.ss Inspected tie
one r sisa RzSsafsers- sfssi TIE txssfx
ehsrfev u snt&.s~ wee fs.s*ssSsms w.
1r@sErsfsa IS iise Ca ~ sss.x ~ ,s.s kind n.
faa s.srFsessrx -
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A LEGAL SENSATION.
Two Men Charged With Offering
Ia Sell . Jadge's Deci.iua.

SAN FRANCISCO sept "a sensation
was created in the police court this morn
ing by Prosecuting Attorney Long. who
openly Charged that Phillip Crimmlns aud
Fire Commissioner Martin Kelly two we'll
known Republican politicians. had offered
10 sell Jadge goachimisea's decision ia the
ksnns murder case Tor si,oCo. ] he father
auu another relative of Young Kenny. who
stabbed sud killed Jsmcs Moses several
weeks ago. were placed on the
stand Ia eorrcboFa'e Longs charge
They testified ihst ex Senator J. y. X
Wilson, who was retained % defend Young
Kenny, had tolg them this morning that
CrlmInius and Kelly hsG 80 Ted GA MIN
last evening" and offered for 81 oss1 20 obtain
decision favorable 10 the prisoner. aud
promised II the grand inry should take
the matter Hp afterwards that they would
reach District ATTORNEY Page.
Judge Joschimisens h sirusted proseeu-
ting Attorney Long To lay the matter bt.
fore the grand jury Al once aud push sn
Investigation.
crimmiuS aud Kelly both deny the
charges OF corruption brought them BY
Prosecuting Attorney Long.
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A Kansas eherin Protects q Nur.
derer in His Charge.

WICHITA, Kan. sept s.-This afternoon
as the sheriff of Butler county si ri Do
rsdo was taking Robert Snyder. who about
month ago murdered bis wife AMI
mother iB.isw. 10 the courthouse for a pre-.
litainarv hearing = mob formed aud made
rush for the pFisontr, with the Ia cation
OF lxneaing nifB.
A number uf deputies were with the
sherif. and a ,siche-i hattie snsuesi. sni n
resulted disSssF0asly tor the tynchers M
one wss killed. but snyder was qusis,
seriously iniafeai being struck In tn.
snoaldsr win a bullet. and isur of the
mob were Injured. two of them fatally
The sheriff raE the pT souer Into the eonrt-
house, which vas surrounded az a late
hour ton gbt by mob threatening lynch
Ing. The officers preserved q resolgle
fronf
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TwO SHIPS RACE.
The Fiery Gross Beats the Hornby
Castle and Wins $5Do

PORTLAND, Sept 6.-Sjiney Dil'ou. the
New York financler and railroad magnste
lefE yesterday for a / lp over tha oregon
Railway & Navi atom lines. ac ompanied
by Manager smith of the Company. They
viii separate AZ Huntington. and Mr.. Oil.
Ion VIII pEocs ed cstsi
W :. Ladd, banker, left tor seattle iu the
steamer Idaho tonight
The British ship Fiery Cross. which
stared from Asto ia several months sgo on
a race TO ERgisnd with the British ship
SorBhy Castle, has arrived at Qneeus-
town ~ passage OF I'll days Tie race
was for <hsEa "A side.
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LyNCHED A NEGRO.
Hh,te Men slso whipped -Four
teen toiored Mem

ATLASTs. Ga. sept "Wednesday night
a negro boy was ynebs's for rape Al East
Point near here. The negroes held mass
meeting last night "a discuss the matter
aud the whites. becoming SEA ed, cent for
the Atlanta police.
w trouble ensaei, but after the police
oifies r returned 10 the city q number Of
y hit. men. whose identity II u sasd Il
unkHosp, wxBf 20. The different eanlHs
aud y YeTelE whipped foustcen negroes
Ioasy a delegation Of reputable eltiksns
reported this a. tseYeraor Uofstoa and b.
has aa red a reward 81 tIeG for she arrest
Il anyone causiesesl sOf eotnph .sty IA the
~
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faasssi .f Ms.. lucy Iewfs-C.al
AID H. n.

ofLsAs. ssFt. 6--Miss fuey l. W, wiz
Vas accidentally shos and kli!ed last -y.a
day nIsh'- VAS burfesi .. Newcastle az,
iaesast. Her re mains were broughs 70
her home In 6s.mas, ana GA Tuesds,
nsSrniug SKY aas ladies. her scnrolrnates.
bore them 10 Odd Fellows hal. wherx that
ursier touk eeafge, aud aeeompanissi "
IL Hi4y irirasis, tie cody vas saAea 70 New
esstie, her iogm@r huuae, s1ss w.s ta.re
met by iarse dels gsli0n. among them q
sresi many of her former schnolnsats.s
each carr ing bouquet Of ftowe4s aud es-
cor es 90 ia1 l. .. %. Y. aenss;e on the
banks cf the lake, where the eostio, most
al den by tower. MAS lowered fron,
sisht there 10 await the G. ming Of thu.
fesurrs ctiOn morn. he melasrs OF laey
Lewis viii long be cherished by those ~
whom she " az known
ihe miles are running % their fal!
eaissciiE, sitn fair prusps Cts Of Atx eoa-
ulsUAEee.
kssr, body il bESy with hot,-g,iek rx, and
eur se8vvis bsse closed uatsi al ex liie
hops are ali saved
Cur citizcEs have called public meet
ing for bexi sunday 10 provide means TO
fsbce aisd otherwise beRutlfy tlse tmegery.
which tie sestiie Coal and iron Contrary
has Ail0iy dotalsd q 10 uar aittle city.
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ELLENssU.s NEWS.
A system ~ S~werage-1he Swauk
Gold Mines

ELLsssBugs. sept 6.-Tne contract for q
complete sewerage 81 stem for this clEy was
let today to j. I. stroud Work Will be
commenced next Monday, pnG pushed
forward rapidly Ii is expected 10 have il
completed tor the business streets by the
lsf of November. The who'e - stem Is
und the IperIntendency of W r. Mason.
an expert sanitary engineer. IL is .ssi-
mated that the sy.tem will accommodate a
city of 10 co inhabitants
Judge W. h. Armstrong. ex United states
railroad commissioner. repsesen ing an
Eastern - ndieate, today purchased $50 lots
in the northern part of the city. The CON
sideIauon was nos made pub ic mum.
Der of Eastern capitalists are invesing
heavily ia Eiienshurg real lately, show
ing with their money their confidence in
ts-e future eapi a ol the new state
The reh gold strike OF the Swauk, re
psrtsd exclusively in todayfs fosT-i MEL.
LisgScER. II attracting large Ameuot OF
attention. A nas. ber of pfospr etors lsft
this afte noon for the uew Mecca, VITA
high hoJes OF sudden richness
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coNFEgksCE oF CHARITIES.
ta.tsrn psIsgstss are on Their Way
10 rsp fssnetsro

DExEEx. seps. efEasieru delegates 90
ths national conference of charities. whseh
meets Ia san Francisco on the iifh Inst
arrived here tlis afternoon by sT-ecisi train.
they RtFs met al the depot by the local
ensamtt,es. and were siven drive through
the city ssd an elegant dinner Al the
Hfadssr tonight Ths~ irfi for Msntoa
-pFinES wNefe thsy atIa sIs8a feW cays.
"A Re 8. Thomas Va uer. Th0faas Ufeli
I'D Nrs Jkc0sss. Vii tgia ne party there
Moudsy morn ng. when TIE louTDsy wet
all - resumed
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SCHOONER LILLY REPORTS.
She Also Wa. f.oaTded ny tn.
Revenue Gutter Eu.h

SAN FRANCISCO. sept "a oispsseh
from Victoria. Is. C., says the schooner
Lilly, belonging to that port arrived there
from Behring sea last night, and reports
that she was boarded August by the
United States revenue CATER kasn. ner
papers searched and $50 sesiskins coass
rsfsj She was ordered 10 proceed 10
SitkA, uus no prize ersw was PLAYED aboard.
The vessel sealed for four days after this.
but nnaliy sailed tor home.
ON the wsy she spoke the Victoria
schooner Kate. The latter repaired she
had beeu ordered to heave 20 by & knsn
hitch she did bat A. the wiDd was blow
ing hard The lstter could Dot lower boat.
The Kate was ordered ogt OF BehFIug
sea she had $50 skins aboard oeiceEs ef
the Rush soId the LilIy that seven schooa-
,rs had already been seiGed
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GEABBED BY ENGLAND.
Two More Island. in the Fseifas-s
ship~recE

sax FkaSe4scs, sept. s-AAviees from
HuDoinla by tse At amer Australia t0sias
state thss The British mzu-ssf-wAr Esp3sgie
sesErnei there AaEHss -. having .pns xet
Hamphfuys is.4hd xnA EieTssn island 80
the Hrlfish a0niuisDs
whils o. HuRparrs islsnf the Espssg c
tn.sk a on t-aart tNsuty tas u 81 the British
ship Carson. isum SydHey 20 S4a Fra
cssa-s. which Ess ~ KID nesr -tATssck =
isiA1sl July T.. sal . tsszt eeGsaiussx Cap
Tain Fye and rsrEt u The cFeS sp<s-
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The oaiy American R~pasiic ths,
Won't Attend the Congress.

WASHINGTON. sep. s.--An official state
raeni Of the sesioa of the American rrpnb-
lies on the invitation 70 participate in the
congress asxt March. wAs issaei hy the
state department TO-DAY. /. shows that
every one accepted The invitation excep,
san DoF.lago- The reason given by the
government Of that cean'ry for declining
u participate Mas that " aiy negotiated
cy q representative of the latter country
several Years egss failed of ratl icafioa hy
tee senase of fhe United states
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UEEkE. al. sept 4 II mar. he.5sE Esa %
- tae sssse Fpes.F wae held up ths C&nssa
skSxr fs-5s r1af. ave niies fraia @err. es-
Brought here frnm Ehsvsrsts8e- xAera be
Nas sFrssfxs4. tGi. sEf<gGsso2 he S&1 s49
e,l1saia<a ah.as4F 81 Ss frsa5 ire sfsce. Fhs
syrss<ssss SAss ~ Aas tEen seksrz Is IA
tssss sscsn15y, 5ak e&2Gos ssys fhs EaGse st
~
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East side Front bet James and Cherry SITS.
Choicest ai cf tire C,
~nIcc we pieasee in.enoine Purenasers-

~est
n
within their
aivi
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R ssr1 -
of
~
"a Vests
oyout rs
in
xsrf
lnf q
Though
eft eUaE
% ta
iinth aud
r. F1siss Nth
uarxhc factor
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LPA-a. T1x. = ~ a-Ih~ = nsc'rs
soss Mite. o,n syii ianlis srrfsef bese frno
rue-sn spd.y. great ass' es tsssisy
-. ,.keo a. =. The trrizsfioa OF ne -
f3..rtts valley r<ucr k~c~1af, M*AN@
e.sasssi a. a. iisss. addressing ne s~n
tss. sss4 - -,
.lIhe Msxiraps elzin TIE rfhs 70 ~
saser IN sha Ei9 trsndf rfrf, D~
asesf ss tx t9eatF yeso - -
tss tt.,r.ls "a - Fs.ssrtestcus 70 rsArra -
ssss,ses,.s : so Asxae4ns 1ssy fse~is.s seus'
esest saft.gy on igngstrd islAais Ihe ~
z@-ss4f sfte Eos Ghe isssrn@iieazA a~Sa -
gfsgtea by she eeasasakffrc-
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TACOMA, sept 6----tseorgc, Brothroyd who
WAS fined go by Judge Res: a couple of
Gays ago. when brought beforc him on q
charge of assault with knife with intent
To XIII. the charge being preferred hy John
Cessna, has been releases by Justice Pat
rick. Judge Allyn granted writ of Ger
uorsri a new trial WAS commenced IN
Jntise Bss : court aud then transferred 10
pairicks, y here the yogug man vas re-
leased
A Warrant i In the possession of ST ofti~
Ger for the arrest of Contractors Met1or-
mick 4 Whitney. neither oi whom eau he
foasd. Four een laboFers. sgth wagcs
rang giug from SO IN SIC, have brought suit
against the contractors and their bonds
ussn f0r the amount siMe heu1 q all suont
81 tss, FOR WORK rendered wht.e grading
Twenty sixth street
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A FIGHT WITH TgAMPs.
They BosFd q trsia and FafAIIy
-hsat Brakeman

fTrfsFVE1, -rpt s-Ehere Nas exht
this Afternoon hetWeeu tArer irsnps ami
the crtW "a . ieea3 freight tr4ia 90 The
Feauss iFsuls rsissay, a. Walls stAtioa
eighteen miles from shis eiiy- The fr&nps
refused - zes oss the ;rsiu. aud 'be tram
Hea sit@rn Fisc 80 force sreM- F0@,rF Eox
|. sraxerasg. w3s shot aud Fatally iHSursl
yesse AlcssoEs a. taer krEkcBssn. ~ho
stsa q atT 81 rFs ne COX Nzf hxxfaa oFs r
fhT tc.9 Estb TIE tgtr sss1 - regD' yer
sI.1 Eas ssrisRsiy snlGrsa nas trsz2p-
cseapxss - issfe Ksstssszez 2rFsqed-
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GREAT DISASTER.
Cartridge Factory Blown Up
and Several Killed.
Az EXPLOSION os psNsxsrr
Buildings Catch Fire. Caasfrg .
Panic en- th. kaar.s--lsntw~rp
shroudea fm >make.

ASTwsEF. Seps. s-pynsmsse sxrsofss.
teslsy in the cartridge fAssary ia tae yiefa
tsy et tie hourse. ktilnx several perSsn,
sEsd aeisg aaeh a&rnxge % property
f0Ttss'ns q tfae aoase sSTsck ~ thc h1rn
sa< fragments we're s~f On SIRE, xzGslag 4
Rsasc IN the hUli1ias. whiea wss er,susse.ss
Tia cartridge facrasy vas sssaatsa D.,
atas the dssk. apsa whAca nat. .lsosss q:
eaysrsdgs wvfc ssorss
tht a2e coFn nmanfcas~ef 20 the F~etr.le y as
ssofe>- sts twa aarsg RsssssAn petroleum.
ar istsstSss we're ses 90 &re. O4aer sassxVs
esre eaasagetesf
tes ffAive. gca GaTnsss azasi trssons -.
elssta1 ~ tilu H9rs At sxsiex1ksafpg iAe
Aatzasss. asRe Priests ats9 Sss.K y. al aharlsY
sesskes sflsg tae tai0rs4
nt8 ises1sa5at barrels cf eli wrvs
ssifae ant eiShsy fesrscaS .n51srs4. ths
msAsU1E 'a W ~ sSSmE wawAlasA sew
eFsl soldiers rCessssl severe irtaries.
ne * Ni.iosisan ssecsrEssi in faa work shop,
Nfstre "a q farI 'dses wSrs being taken 20
Ftes Nen ana sonen wsre acsaysly a
eesk sses-skiHs hem nf sas - tesl.eso nstl
been par ~ sszasess.
The Tire j. ssfl raginx snss rev covers
taa aeEts Ihe daaCs stsgs.& up ~ an sua.
sseese as.ssss Aasa he susr ~ shs siszse.
there y a contiguous xacs-eesisfss al lsksx,l
fsp III surp.s> q "a - ffsssa shr sxulfses,
aA8 - ssissian ~ gAackets OF esrEsIs1es as.
yoe fa'r sESst&E tanks sna sheds
alaefe are nanstr0E7s hau~ss hslrafur
Ibss untat-sF ef giex hs - Il /. reach fsaanty.
About a<s persons ~ ~ tHiGrsd Tbe ASS
Will DC insay millions uf irsnes Itwsis b.,
in Eo>stfie ia exsingnish The flames IN less
tasn fwensy-fonr hoarS.
sSv.fal vessels 81 the African and AMER,
lean cocks have tssen bafne<i owing Ia The
intense beat. ard irwmen are unahle 10 Ags-
prusch the 1aEae- nesrxr than fte yards
ANrNE.F. "a Ts. 6--TEE latest eslirYlstss -
that there are SO killed a..sl .esss wossGs.sesi
Tue explosions still continue M tht,
American ispck all the ships have heess
saNest. owing 81 tfe favorable direction ot
the waaa. The stained winGeas ~ she
cathedral are smashed q q Il - feared shs,
stespie viii co lapse.
ne iiose yirfu5fF IL StFrwn wlih debris
soltlef> at TIE garrison a8sft a large numb 7
OF q s1ens are aiding tOe fremen. and
IaaHy are dropping Jn exhaustion. The
sct ses NJ the hosp tai are hesrtrcnding.
kiag Leopold hss sent a telegram ex.
pressing sympathy sad ask ag ier y.artieu.
lars.
aae factory WAS condemned s.stne time
ago. huf the 6erItatiost SLOWED work 10
coHrnne ia IL. Mach indignation H. ex.
pressed At the Il pata'ioss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, sept. 6.--The attend
anee ~ the races today numbered $50
The ss.oea guaranteed stakes race for the
rs ei>ss trotteis was postponed tll To-
morrow.
Glass 2.27, pacing purse 81 eco E3an
won. Doctor second. Alien Maid third, Joe
Jefferson feurth. Tin,e pig
Class as. iFoEiing purse. 81 .50o divided.
unfinished ~ Rally h. won second and
tsini heats, and Miss Egbxrt Ersi ht at
Time Isl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

CATHLAaET. sept. The new hotel s.
shines; completed. and Nil be much
needed accommodation
Ths waFFea Packing COMPANY will soon
begin ghe work OF plsclug uew psIiuz an-
dec their lsrge oGiidiax. tae iouadssl0n
having ecom quite uUsafs.
A movement j. on foot for tha errgfiou
II Isr.e aud eaTD aesii0as - eAs-olaouse ar
tAis piAge.
Parties we're aere "a lee DAYS ago fe make
arrangements for shtpplsg sgaEssen during
the cS1yNtag srasssn
The rstm'o crop IN this county si}l BE- en-
excellent Gre. snf The farmers have al
ready oeEua mskfug shipments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

LoSaoS. sept s--John Bussis j. & 4 Ths
Prime. ~ A0n4ro 10 dying
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

PARss. Sept s.-The government has con
scented Ia allow all prctects 10 receive the
candidacy OF Boulsnger aud Rseheiorf in
MsnsrneFte aud Bellsville Bou'sugisfs :
are tabiisnT over che gsysrnusents change
of front. considering IL a sigb of v.eiiss.
ton. terrytstS, cR the other hand. are
furious, and su endesyor 20 restore hsr
mony tnrs ateBs to jsopsTsilze the govern.
Fsxefss's success in I e sieef IONS