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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
TWO FACTORIES BURNED
The Fire vi, nd Takes in Portland
IN His Kauuds

PuETLsSIs. Aag. = Tonight the match
factory Of Mes<rs. Walker & lana. nj the
corner es A and Esss Park streets. canShs
IRE. ard the building. fa<sther with is
contents. Was slmoSt tpgaliy destroyed.
The department. vac promptly aa hand.
but everything was SO imaanmahs,s rAat
little could te done 20 cheek the prsssress
at the flames How th@ ssre originated Is
unknown The owners af the factory were
both ons of the city 81 the tire The fassI
lnss VIII probably rSseh sls.sse. OF which
there Was very small Insurance.
The furniture fsEtory hvlon giag ~ l.
~ei<. on First street. MAS also diseev md
n nafseS. Everything was 50 dry that the
building. contents, ~ nsehinsry, etc proved
almost = total laSs. Neis family lived 10
an adjoining building. which was ealsii-
e ably damaged A stable that stood near
the factory wss also damaged The total
less vii not exeee1 500 Insurance. teTv
Light The origin oE the fire II aak1ewn
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spyIN8 INDIAN LANDS
Valuable Lsnas Ia the cur d Al~ns
Reservation

PaKfEksD. or. AIS 81 commission
e4ansssssng Of tsess@rs1 Aen -issYssssa, Gag
sssn " T. II nyaaFsg SD Ess- ] II
~Assaf, sAe wrEF sp 70 Fae esrslr q AtsEe
snss5az fs4xxyst 02 SssGse tAys@ seeks szEscx
4, sasguSSxsx ws$h fhs IAstssns So fas s4sr-
ehxsa st rnsssusxl sH5 ssxaSss AAasss ard
naxfgshas wssess e0EsxtEses "a ts4 r. szTxs-
sAsxs. are sesnSssens as successfully eArsy sns
osss tssss- Erg,xrs-
Tsey wesv r~cesve3 ssnexAsf csss.sy ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
sKarrLk DID thus Lone AGO.
f"rtsana sapersediEg Car Hers~e
by Electricity.

FngTLasps arg >-The NafsHcxa<A \
-sSeef ksl msy Sezasa1g ssslsy signed q
ee1Aszzef with re sgrasS II fhe essrsxsss
eassssFac Satss Co % farnish yssrt. ears
ess-, al - eh@age hxsr liass on WASH
aisSss1 and stzessSs frsns F9rs- street %
TIE CITY psrk, 20 sa eas4EFkc uaasor line
rae eoAEEs - 20 &c gls rsss he nesx M
Der = fea cars hsye be~n ordered. 3 G
H@ssrs stfscasst 10 = aieA vii haxr sc*
eirns f-o~eE 30 draw sscsnsi ear. ard ia
cas- o. eEae-rs ney tsoe - The prs~eHz ssFS
TAB - agtxchtsS - tAe Esss ~ esr. Tr.s s.a .
csrss Ben svcwsset. MI carry ~ t.sSspie
eseS HE Present stzhses os tic rSfsssanv
VIII os changed 70 power hoEss@ "a = hieA
Esl De fsa ~ hszrSe poser engines.
Ins ether principal str ~ rsil~ay evssn-
issny oss aas wi dses8sss what Vie of slo
tive psr~ 80 10 ase in place of The herSp<
sai viii psos.b.y introduce the storage
battery system
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cxs'zztTx- ssssr sffser fnfrsssuesrrv sr<sesss
Ffsst ssuf fssa1 slHaiFeresl bis arsnssss a.
ssrx~~
a anen ac earae 10 tae r&ssxzss 90, f-sssss
SD szsafst fetegnas be tod kae ssssrss t,lSr>
A1-zs tAsssF - . sasssFess were the rnns; tn
f~sxss2s fcf iss consideration Nsfns -
tae relative nsstlts 81 kar sgszera ~ arnen,
s<-Sstssgss * tke lsgssssszrs a. vSssssrssr ~
= IN the asenn,ai s9stEsEa wa5Fh bad h.een
sssossfrsd eT sls hsss esxAs states. NJ Yssaf
gave hss eTsntoe SSroaxEs ia saver eS al
MA sss s1Esn<
Mr.. seia,s sssrs~< ws< sas~-esstrv
fhresrh<s At is conclusion : ssxag Nsr
a5 rTDzn1SsrDf LAWYERS Ia TSszness sssss srr~
invading stztes wese oornfasssi tg< Al
Eas>stssa 40 the association and they wrse
&1fsssss3. tas sunGsl Tsy-srs> et esAxr
asfsSsTs wes~ sGAEnis1<1 sEai twe or thrse
s,szrssr< ~-A~zs
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The irrigation Worts Are -
kudimeutary.

R.S yxA~efsca. Aug. - r. , Hiutnns
Of the Senatorial arid lands ecmnssss
said today tnAs she COMMITTEES has ssszy-
Nhere h4si % eesnhsf the sdes fhsf 60
xresx IL reprsssntsa by she seHsiors new
suvsssfraslnE. and intcuas 10 enter uJps
the sssk Of constructing irrigation n1sSe
o. tne contrary. the sets'ors eofsmess - -
wh.s sss swrveytux and seyrexafinx I'M
gas.i.. from ssar .iYrsxahas land y done u
wers of esnxress Fn ~. iatfiatisc fofm -
sssat wFsf have f~eu properly e~9
nil-hest Mr HiataD farther snfd seAs
nox he.e IN - fs4srney bare ne sssfa = ~ =:
fgamd the Irrigation w0Fss sf slf pst 4
.r .r,.y.,vty,x,v AsaueTsr. Of the syszx0 =
g,s}xat,ssss - s3fteSes Iva Tfahs By uhssn
fafars~ trs possible bsiF fnaisien&b 70
getre possession 81 fsFgs assas os srFs8s
.
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THE EDITORS IN SESSION.
Papers Rcd and kxcar.fan. ard
Afterw waras . Reception.

pETkaKT. Aux z>Fas sesss0a dss = -es
ston os the Nstioast Press Association ga
oeeups.a Nish fessi.saz - pspsns - dele
Essss Hea. Z A -a5reEy. 81 Spsinssess
ili. reasi = uaver On sFEh.le Frsaffnx
H cossss Fassti TIE yscst s3as tsFzsfgiT,en,
sssT entering into esmg gfson ssfn sgt
prYossEx Ia - nfInE Hhst So sTsrficatiy
siHstEssss carts oa stazAy~ss enFFsstsNss. thls
tssA'tGg - nfeFs sEsf ~ a ssturrs ~ revenue
Ms1Asw Pros. ai Iaws. res6 = ws5t-Pre
Earssi sssHes aa ZEE yssss Al service hs
lssrsre<i a gesaszss ressascflssn ~ IssstaSe Ess
81 tie department. = fasgsly sr.f sapEsors
ing
Ia TIE sssevnzSsa the delegates went os
a. exs. rl<ssssss- agl s85zgiEbt they weFp tead
s~ssf a geex Etsaa ~ ex ssssfIs sstszT -tseHsFs
z4s3 Mr@ ls< k;asop
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29

The Loss Amount. TN eae Hundred
and Twenty Thousand.

sax FRASusoo. Arg %A fire oyiEi
mated in Boyfon's ca,peHtcg shop on Ihir-
teenih street. Oakland, this afternoon. and
= two story iodsing-hease. the Terris carpet
tSsaliDg establishment, roa
of Woo3e8 - tres. comprising
rifE~fsnHnors 50 con. walkers carpenter
shssx. -tahireker & Noscss blacksmith
sheu RslleniiFe's pslut sfare and ihp oi1
tsrsnd Central livery stable. sHo bHilsings
7sxfess. were destroy ed. The pistE opsrs
hssnse caught fire bat was saved The ioss
i esffrasfeG al s - go The Insurance is
s~zaN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29

WAsRIXGT0S, Aug. = An offlcisi ~
porf ca tie Bosssssn. rycsi we'd NJ tbs navy
des.A tine nj, shows haf the accident - sha,
vessel y - moge serious thsn 81 hrsf
Supposed Az iHss& twelve and posi- bl Y
fourteen. large steel frames we're damaged
s,eyoae: repair. 70 wili require ~ iesss SIX
months - sepsit the damage. End tlo1Iss'
I'll hardly IT susseirfst to put the weasel
Ia a condition for sea service again
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Presented with . Gavel Made From
General Grants Table

MILWAUKEE. Aug. D. - The women's
Relief Corps. national department. held
their annual convention today. With the
president. Mrs. Charity Rneh Craig, were
Miss Clara Barton, Of the Red Cross Ass,-
citation; Miss Anna Wittenmeyers. Mrs.
Russell A. Aiger and Ms General logan
After Mr.. Logan bad spoken briefly.
Generals Cousieiy, Erwin and L. nsstsff
presented the association with a Gagel
made from 3 table GA which General tsrant
worked Ia tine tanEery. The work of ths.
afternoon VAS routine Ia character.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29

The Rush Captures the British
Schooner Lily

SAY FRANCISCO, Aug. 2s.-A letter was
received from the officer OF the United
states steamer Richard Rush, by the
steamer St Paul, which srrivei from
ounalssks last night. stating that the Rush
had seized the British fishing schooner
Lily, Of Vancouver. while taking seals ia
Bshrins ssa The hoouer was scarf he'd
and so skins found. which were placed on
board the kush. 4 prize crew OF one nlau
seat 10 sltks The seized seslers
win have their eases tried In
the Alaskan district courts The Rush
viii rroeeeti as once % sza Francisco when
relieved by the Bear at oanaisssa In all
there have been fourteen sealsfs noartled
by the Rush sud warned cur % BshFibg
sea. besides six captures The -. Paul
brought dosn iao1ass sesiskins
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CHICAGO. Aug S-1he CroIitB csse came
mp In the criminal court again this morn.
ing. Attorneys for the prisoners. who ask
for separate trials. made arguments In
support Of their motions Then state At
torney Lpngs1eckeT took He the Argument
in opposition. Judge Acs anneil called at
ientiuu 20 the men vh no were not charged
merely with iosas murder. ia; with eon-
spira iu murder. which had sccidesi
bearing oD the question
Judge Longcu@cker argued At some
length why separate trial coald not D.
granted aud wRs foiiaWrd hF Attorney
soTrssf representing sx Deceive goagh-
In s'uaff t8eD a jo1rDea until t0Faoxfpw
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UTTERING CoUNrEgrErrs.
A 81. Joseph Farmer Finds
Easier Than Tiiifpg.

KANSAS CiTy. Aug 81 special TO The
Tsasts from ct Joseph says the depaty
United States MARSHAL there today Arrested
farmer named Robinson tor disp sing OF
counterfeit mosey. He coaf,sx~ hss vres
one at the agents FOR gcoasterfeiter~ recent \
faided near nsyton. -. He ssafsst SS.tsu in
counterfeit sic bills hat been ssrthafsd
among sgelis around 81 JOSEPH later ia
TIE DAY. The deputy arrested rwo other
persons im mplieated and more arrests are
expected to fellow Tomorrow.
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BLYTHE's MILLIONS.
Floretce TeIls About the Letters
Written and Received

SAN Francisco. Aag. 2s-F orence
Blythe occapie,i the witness u and during
the trial of the Blythe case today. Judge
Bcait questioned her iu regard 10 all the
I, tiers she had writtsn to Thomas II
Blythe aud thos- she had received from
him. she identified them all aud ex
plsiued where she had written tat IN and
where she had received others.
FIOrence testified that she came In this
country from foglaui in lsss, and while
she hsi never seen Blythe living she had
viewed his body AZ the an6ertasers The
wiEns ~ Was cross-exasained a. to her cary
life and her knowledge Of Joseph Ash
croft, and the case was then continued ua-
I'll tomorrow. Ii has se,n stated that she
wiil be the las witness examined a. Ia her
side of the cs~s
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TgHoNTo. Ou1.. Aug 2s.-~feiegxses 20
the Aulefiea1 Association s0s the Advance
rneat ~ science arc still pgaysnx snto tbs
elfY. The vrtnelpsl business transacted
yesterday wss sfrspEsaE dstsis ~ the
Ysrgar&sT Be. A HlsnheT q Tzaers ca sxTf-
EislfarAl sMkiheass Mera Alsn fsat
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EIlExssC 81. Aae = The Democratic
conuEy conxs nfsoa a~t this Affsfnsssoa sFa1
norainst.a ! +. AeIssusS ftsr senstgr.
CA4ries Milljr za8 J. =. FozayfY tor rsTsss-
ss.ztss1xes sud 81 u Rast@sn for sogssfy
eEe 4 Tsze s3e&szsfss - thE s,stE ss9uTsli
rzon 80 n< hsld a~Te ~spte ntSsf s-e v
" Ezlrx. V J Ns4afsey, : T. Eass~- John
FAsvsz Perry A. erzrss aNA Snzfses gfrE
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CITY Of Paris Beat. ,h. Record

NE~ YeKE. Avg. z>-fhs stsarsshi 3
CRY oi Pans which arFlvssi this morning.
has broken the record again, beating her
asm t<ss tine from Queenstown by 3
haaES sHt e. ia]HUtes, zefual time. frofa
Qleenst8w 10 ~aRey Hook ltxhtkhip ia 5
sszys y hunfs aud IL nsuules
Amnuz the passengers so tbs city OF
Fsris sefs Russell HsTFisgn. AGareN Car
negie. John A kssson aud Joseph Ae8.li
OF the Chicago TefAaaS
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SAN. .FEANC4sco. Ang- -..-4nis aIierooofl
the cargo os tAe Asaer3cAa ship Arsnenls.
which wss burned g. TIE Port Css;& Ere.
uss sold a. asscf8en ia the Merchants Fx-
easuse. -lx tnoa.nd Tour huasfsd snss
elgsfy-tyso "a a. ot wfseas hsssHgat but q 3.
Tbs - ~Fees of tae British ship hensussy.
sssa burned ~ the s@@e ifue, wss -o8d f9f
g. sssa zhtle ghe carxa. efaffssstlas Il ls.GAsg
-ae.. az "a assss syFsySx ~ tsfsA
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Baseball san~s

CiScINSAu. Aug 2s-Cincinus,i 6
Louisville 4.
BALTIMORE, Aus. =. ~ Ba a'timnrc s.Broos.
Iynz
CLEVELASD, Aug. .s.-Chicaxe :. Ciege-
land :
PHIlApELPHIA. Aug. s.-Phiiaaelphis 5,
Boston g
NKw XoKk, Aug 2s-Firs' game
NeW York 6. Washington 3. second
eane-Ssw York :, Washington s.
ftrTsRUEs, Aug. @-Pittsbars u. In
dianspeiis T.
CoLvNBUs. Aug. <.-Athlcfics S Coium.
bus 4.
ST. iopfs. Aug - - Louis 2. Kansas
CITY p Game called necsnSe of aark atss.
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sAx FEAxclsse. Asx 81 special fv.
smnsa Ana. Cal, says. word hss -
rxsehssa bsrs thsf ihs pnsse In rarsan
Iss.s-erata ~yse .s-er Haraies s0rronnas
hffs In : hssssse IN /. e2ayefs ness sess. c.s
No~sssN 5Graf f-sa fsnza windns m1enss-
go = As~ IA i aasfr<sxea1 fhns too
- -, - q II Nos.lss wss rs<encd-
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NaeLE-s CASE POSTPONED.
The Attorneys fsr the state Hsv,
~. n 3thsfsaw

sax FzASCISso. Aex. She csse et
I,.ss.a:y Marsha psyss Mage ss> takes
M IA tag Iastess states Circuit eagTt toasg
sas ID. purpose Of exiaz 8 tine foT taxing
testimony saa bearing TIE arguments or
the snsss8Sa Of tne laEsslsI slos Of the te'i-
cal fs,tsrs NJ TarUez. ezas az TIE ss70
s,say- -.xsrsseaslnx fhe Sfzse. snl5ssu as'sass
ghxt a. AAss 3 his czsttsa4 a@s hsst rsf3Trs3
fFszus iss e&Se ke sVszl4 fe.i0s tastr cx-
nnaase de sals attorneys we're snxs gezs
o&ss "a AFgae shs gasszton - sssEtssasesssEs.
sn4 1la nra eszs ~ take any tesEfussay -
h&hezS foTrus fssSEssSt ass Ass lssss.
sss Sssss assha2t essaasei IA the Magic
e.sz FayrhsF hearing = postponed ~
Ias.sSss4W
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RAILROAD RECIPROCITY
A Convention seeks tn Remedy y
freseat LegtslAtiou.

ssULT sra. MARIE. Mich. Aug ~ A
convention composed Of delegates from
the Central states began here to-day for the
purpose Of drawing memorial to con.
gress against the legislation interfering
with the free interchange OF trseie between
CanaiIan aud American railways
lengthy sst o! resolutions to that effect
wss SsiQfyfFA
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sAsTA RlsSA. G4A. asz >-To.ay a. The
rsee tsseE. While wy1sG MgrFhv wss
sriy sEg Msz3 " s,tsC hes1 - q saIzy. and
grRss. Pa1vsr wss rssss suk tas ssast ksrk l.
she horsss ca}.sicA sn4 PalTes was sst.
asssas iatzrpa III nssax ksrke5 IN the
stomach Mara / was as4ls nRyr.
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CHfcAs9. Aug y S-Tiusaith Kl&re- ~ho
solsseTess iar MARTA Bafse The tiR box sap.
ps.sssi "a egn;zia Dr cTanin's eieshe-, ~A-
murder sssiy ss-sHiisf ~ EAug Of HD-
Enu9a fsefrsSas ~ Blight Hs as seArrzi
~ sAlaza 3neh ~ asss lie aE8 va &sd ~
iasesss4ase. iEoaxh Only sisxhty SaEt
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A Tar Refund D.msndsd

FREDERICK. No, Aug- @-iH I--s C0n-
fszisya's General Karly lsv.ed 9 ssx q s. go
eu tHis e.gy. A. fhs tDwa was eniitled to
protection by fAe FeGsssi government. u is
ih0agsi this sgm saoald D. repaid. sud
the to<rd o. siIersaen has efnpSoye1 al
attorney 20 press fne elsirn.
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CAUTION.

Beware ct Fussd. ~ rag nszne and the
tsice ere STAMPED on the sssttosa ssf All q.
S1versased shoes before leaving g5e !zcsnrv.
which preseet the vesrer~ sxasass hfxh
grie,es sEa inferior goods II 9 dealer ssEery
". l. DOUGLAS sfrsS a A rs~ss,rsss rs--~.,
or says he has then witsss,sls nv saarr1e sr.d
prses stamped on the bottom pus hirn down
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MRs. MAyB.tCk,s CASE.
She VIII he Remand ed to the work
iussafs Coaxfrf Prfaou

L9SpoS, aug. zs,--Mrs. MAybgsek will
shortly be rstaandei 10 the convict prison
at ~erkiaston IN sarsy. Her friends will
be permitted 10 yisss her there once every
two months
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Ylcr0EiA, p. c.. Ang 2s.-w. Leisa Ross.
who embexslesl nearly tiae. .oo in notes ard
bonds from the Nevada bank OF san Fran
cisco. plead gully yesterday - the charge
OF aIrying stolen moBey into Canada, aud
Was sentenced g. four months imprisou-
meat
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IEGAL LIGHTS IN SESSION.
Pr~.sa<st Field Delivers An later
esstsg Address.

paeezsnx 81 sAs ArzsFlg.n Ez- Assoei stsez
xss ssesssss laia~sazE1y sbls nurnsss ~
az.swv T. raas yrunssass wtsa SIS address os
wes~auss 10 nsssaIey fs@sa. pre>ssfexs af the
..-s--ssssss. Assxs sle prexafnens sfter
uSxs wxr~ pr<zsus fsom al sSrssons Of the
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MgrST NsGS8S AGE - vafer eas2
sazy has He1er fKesfFy~ogs1s1. wsxA . cass1
"a ssaek es a. $50. tss the yEsps@e es Or
xsssag means 50 fara.sa tha eSfy sssa
q ksrr al. psxssscsSan IA ta@s ~ ts9.
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r,,..s. ~ an. Y~liew Mss0ss.

Nxx lnsrsgS. csass.. ADx "a frsosn-
,ssa sasslset ~ she ssssa rsssssnz - ~
IL S.ara.. eseasrvs ihs chinsss sxrlssson
a.. a. +. a eo~resnn ~ the rsxhf ta Al. -
5resssoss. ssss a us;zassl ais9ssse as0
s.4sxex asssa q was. i ea5ss Oh eonkfsN
-
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VISITING SANTA Cruz
The senate Committee Met by .
Delegation.

sAxTA CRUx. Cal. tug S.-The senate
committee % ara isas. wish accompany
ing party, visited tbs cisy this afternoon.
They were net GA ARRIVAL ~ delegations
af citlzesas and driven Assoag the CTS sud
ssabnFos racy lefi fer san Frsslctssee al ;
-
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HAsHuKs. aug. S-The authorities
have ordered an investigation 70 discover
Why the proper officials have not coa-
frslied tbs brokers trading
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raff ssD. Aag sc vs. C-ssks sygss-
ola has xsAiiuE. - famefeasSw. aza Miss
T5sss,s awrzsa Is a-srissi4 4 sheds, u fHsa
v-F sssAF st thr Arss -s&e track i0wryxsd
The record f5E szvsz-rishtsss - q ElIis 10
I 81
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urts .x.m s4sisx. ssszn suensiax ADznss -
e.xrs sfsn ssrex.sn xaAs~sg a Sssxfa3eA
ss...a s.as.T. stss1xssss -fsszxx ISae azd unsc1
fs.@sssr FsSsa4ys Aesxs*st Portland sn4
a4e.xsssrs ffssr- The <sz<<zc ana
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Glasgow Dee amen Ask More WAoeos
GLASGOW. Aag 2s-The dcekmen h<fe
have formally demanded sa sdvsoes -
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TeKoSTo. Ang. cs.-Ths meeting OF the
American association iDr the enhancement
of science began here tofsy.
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BERllS. Aug. 2s--The collapse Of the
MSrstbarg sugar syndicate has Seriously
Affected sugar refneffcs At Actin.
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S,.Axk Japan. Aa<. &-A disassscus
sfarm, accompanied by floods, ragged -
psFkayma today.
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REPORTS oS IEKIaAT1Ou.

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PAEIs. Avg z.-Ttae president hss sEn<d
decree. axing ti- general eleefions -
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-29
BRIGHT BITS.

BILL was very fond Of his wife, said a Da-
kota man. speaking OF bereaved comrade. II
actually believe he thought as much of her as
ne did OF his dog; it's a fine bird dog, too
Time.
GEcERosITY ExPLAISED.-Mrs. Brown-How
dla you come TO give your sister the big apple
and Keep the little one for yourselfs
Little Johnnie-'CauSe there was a worm in
1.-THE Epoch.
MICHIGAN must be an awful state. A man in
Port Huron has just sold the city seventeen
acres OF land to be used as a cemetery, provided
no liquor shall be sold on the premises.-BHr-
itn0toH free Press.
SrUBRs-Going TO take your wife up to the
mountains this year,
Wrangler-No. She's going. but 1 can't stay
and quiet. Seef--TGme.
A. somewhat ilHterate)-I read something
ings?
b.-Certainly, they are human beings like
yeurseif.-hTODs the German.
UNWILLING TO MAXI THE ACQUAINTANCE
Know myself read Fogg, musingly mo,
thanks. 1 know so many people now that l do
not care to extend my acquaintance, not in that
direction, at least. Boston Transcript.
FIRST CITIzES-Cashier Outskip seems to
have made bigger maui than the average
Second Citizen-Yes, but there's some COM
tort IN knowing that he won't get much good
OF 1t. IN told he's gone TO the Paris exposi-
tiun.-Time.
''YoU are enjoying yourself. hope?i' said the
hostess at a soiTee to Galuchet.
You know. madam " said Galuchet with his
most gracious smile, that the dullest parties
never bore ne. lean stand almost anything"
French Fun.
Nor FAR WRoSG.-Mr Societe (who has Just
been presented 70 bevy Of young ladiesl-Par-
don me. but with so many names am quite at
sea regarding yours
She-But you are not far wrong I am Miss
Atwater. -HGrper's BGzdr.
HESRY-Yes, Carrie; love you with all my
heart
Carrie--It seems strange, Henry, that you
should think so mush of me-
Henry-I don't know about that There's no
accounting for tastes, you know Boston Tran
script. Et
JUDGE TO PRIsosER-So you we're drunk and
disorderly? What have you to say?
PriSOner-I've good deal 10 say. your honor
If you'll only give me time to say it.
Enthusiastically; with pleasure. Sixty days
will be enough. won't 1t! Our object is to please
Washington Critic.
II IS ASSERTED that two bills passed by the
New York legislature were once signed by Gov
lin. and that tie signature was afterwards
erased. He is Ike the minister, of whom one of
his outlying pErislioners said. ''Parson Hubbard
went and 'pinUed meetin' at our school-house.
and then went and imprinted it."-Lotceli
Courier.
4 FRIEND INDEED.-First New York Club Man
Cholly, fever die will you make sure, me
deah fellah, that am weakly dead before I'm
bwurried?
second New York Club Man-You can wely
on me, Fweddy. I'll ask you to twake dwihk
before the underwater screws down the lid
Thwanks, Cholly, awfully thwanks.-Teras
Sifttngs.