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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08
MINoR LITIGATION.
Suits In Justics Ceurt-several Pa
lice Cases.

Yesterday was sules .Iay In the pre-
csnctz sf the foilce AMI ias3ice courts.
only lsw sTanks and xsgs we're srsnsAi
EB. aud no criminal casts of note wsFs on
ts4s 3sseket.
Constable Thornton vent eat 70 Lake
snsAiEgtoa yest~sisy m1rntsE 70 sell the
sesuahaal Etrk ash. am asdgussns In jas.
ttee 81 slers court against It's 0sners, the
Lake Washington sseaaa Navigation Con
pany, IN favor oi Tnonss Asrphy asst ,. G,
! Miller Jast - be xzs zboi<fu prxn the
saiss Fred 4. sastief esire forward and
satisfied ths iassrneaf by rsysag ts5s.sz
me gnoans a s1ts TIVE tasKgnEnfs, Interest
es~s. sat srcTued es~ts.
Constable itssbinssn yesterday attached
scew NJ West seattle Ga . sait ts0uxht
"a Jmssice Hiisefs eoatt rs James Fietd TO
recover siae On sH sneouBt
1hr suit Of =. kfoaefz agsiuzt TIE wash
IaStaa Steamship ccsagsauy % rerpfss "a
Oh xsxsS. wxs tired fefaFs Justice Rivers
yesterday nofsjngs HsaaT@r Jacobs
claimed tss ths csssn gany 0rs5 oNaa kre
t.erg tsa. JEssRuseas n - ziyess fos $50 aEssi
cs@fs
The orexon IngFnsensnf Cesspasy hss
s,voaghf sGIf la gasssee assseS's svsst 70
feeuver sfz - from James Bird for Els1ers-
as fsraas4e1. 4 a ~ for Sc lseasnss. 9
20 Bsri sss alta bed In tssofse T. A'iisf
Il Cas- hsBk Yesterday afternoon,
Use NEast@ ~ EgEssst Arnus3 "a Tie KaAid
srs. Nsssrss G4ssasauy. tsr "a -. az11
p Prfess ~ J. r Msu8 kR sss-s@s ssrs
ssst<sset In JssisEe 14lies . sssssE Yssaefes1 J
4 = fSo&
ssHxax ix9e& WIG wAs arrested @Ei
Tsx~ssg fsg - elss Z Na1en sssetn oFss
frsr 5sssAsaas v ~ aisse s@sss Yesterday ,
vsss~msng ia Justice Nsisfks earrfs there
sessx no eTsssxnfs szss1st nsts.
FS1psa fszkaf. tire ssfAslt stsesfs srssfs tttis
xr9sssesf 81 rfsns3.s foe fhhftsEs 1Be saslEs
Eai.s :. ai5as T. Ch21S Seux VI so wsx dts
xnsrxs8 fron easzoft ~ yzztzae Etfffz
/ r~ssersfxy xfferne<sn, fhxFc being - osze q
! xyr<ar exAsn1 nzss
49, ~ - pef<hersn fsInfnrin
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08
DARING TRAIN RoBgEgr.
4 Train go the Ria Granse Held

DgsxEs. A1r. : IA spec al received here
III = sslernonG SAYS the Rio 1ssansis West
ern train Ne. s. known as The Nodoc. =
wss hesd Up aen- PrevAsse last ntxbs by
train ROLLERS Two 81 them hasrsiei the
baggage esr at Th0Aapzon SpriEas They
climbed over the car 30 tae snS ae Aua
pssuss<, FeTslvers az the head vi the en-
sfaeer and fireman. aud compelled fheu -
stop the train. They fsaFcs1 The axalsa 10
stss mpt 20 e~og thsoega the aeNsrs Of the
expFsSs car.
sMessSaxer w5slss e9! iaassea rasgszine
kssos-gga rgst Ewe - Il eswekfug FsFssfverg
The fsfrEzsu gas ssnahss 60 chop iAFoaxh b
the boil sr iron dassr - the robbers AIRED =
siosen shn,s tafoggh. AsSNsagss Willis
isy on iac ass@T and was Ect hif. The Ft.9.-
tess dared ntS s&o@ ihsiF beSsss ~ shE
A-asen = inst5sFs. lest thsy SAosiia sset siaHs
Thgy gave L ap. Joined tao ether robbers
bsex IN ss1e esaer ears, And she fsalr weuF
fhresEh the tFsia slsh their rsTo.ysFs
arswa. ard gsghs rsd 500 as1 sse9sy
watches 0ns passenger tat his head oss
af the 5nsus - see shat vas gpshg on,
xuss the rosyorrs sent bs4is4t tkssaxh ii.
asF. NaeE os the Tssseezlzsrs ~ hsd their val
uah8ss Successfully, fAoxs losing tbs n
hsssax los Badly srfxtss@aess 80 hide shesa
A sheriff and fsssss have To@e from Green
River Tao IbEfHfy United STATES 8arshAls
uenf aHt ibis saoFniHg fsosa -&sf Isks Viii
SssAs3 sssSMEstS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08

izredncshss The szsss fuud sssl n d<rire.s
fso1 sae tasscwta9 named syzrcs-s. tcwsf.
App.0p<1esso1s aad ssoasxsxszss ky tie xt.sq
- tnss fHnus ao1atfaxx ard he.uexsx hss
is1a saszesS ~ tie ~sate ox E1hlix FL. x.sa
eAtsnHa. snszSsnfssnss ske pruree<ss 81 lszsr5s
1s1 eSasf properly. uAssA rsvers 10 th..
ssase - escheAf aE. ssrfsssssre- the nsss-
ceesss u NJ property rrzns.~i Ia sas vsas..
waeu the rarpcNe sf sae grant
= ssssf speeiEz~s, ef II assr~rsala sassls
aaxatnatatkst IN shF treasury us the ssS;e
tpf TIE disbursement cf nhl<h rroxsssst,
So Box been uassse by Law the pru<exsts 81
tae sale OF usssers ssssns. msn<yal 90 cxhes
property froEa sehn-i ard ssasf
islssss; al mcr~yz recovered srsvs
rscas appcersisrsns ssmher. ssasas
tAszsesxas ar oshxr properly sruza schn-s5
sssc STATE szres. and al mo1ess ether u ~,
ren'as resOrsress from D rssas tYeSpssss rss
Ga sssd lsntss ) PER cersum al TIE prss
eeeds ct tks sale ef pubasc ia;sas lying
stfnsn the state. which shals Sc ssla -
Ese raitesf STATS suhesas~at "a shs III.
Nilsson of the state iaro the rnss.a. -
provided tsy sescssoa n OF the &C. al co,.-
zzssz enabling the admission OF the S,sts
snso she Issson. The ysri. csral OF all funs,s
erissnx fTvci sEe ssae Of lanes and ofher
ssef-rty NhisA have t<sa aud Eay here.
as-f fs granted so tffe state snr
sas szpfoEs os the common schosfsx TIE
iesissssats may make furt hs previsse1 For
sasssxsrg said fsni. Tie Iusesess ar~ruirs
On sAskl ignass together With all ~ snsnix ana
esasr Revenues derived frcsa kehessl ard
safe isissss ssd properties n-nsisne5 in
IBIS setfian. shsli he sxeIusiyely apysisa
20 ne current use the commoa schools.
sec 4. All schools maintained 81 ss.r-
Fcss.d holly az in part By the paAlEc
.cans saas. be forsver free from sxetas ian
control or influence.
sec D. All losses 10 the r@renansus esa,r-
mon seoooi - any sss-e, essi eye or nntyrr-
Sly fund, which shah have be~n oSsa-
aoned ty defaieAsfon. nismAnxsemeus eg
sfsu1 OF the AGENTS ar etir~rs eansreliar
% nlanaging the same. shall f-e audited by
me proper authorities OF the same. The
smouns 50 audited shall he 4 perrnaasn nt
funded debt against the state in fsya. Of
Tue particular fund sustaining such loss.
Grou witch not less than 6 per cess. an
siuas interest shall he paid. 1he amoun,
81 liability 50 created shall no. Ae counted
as pait on he indebtedness authorizes
aud lsnifei else~ here ia tbs euns,ign-
ton"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08
PROM wALLA wALLa.
Attempted Escspe 81 CeMvfcts-
Locaf MnYkeea.

Nati=s WAEI.A. Aug. - Today suo cog
vicss ai the reaitenfisry attempted tc steal
The engine at the clay train which VS.
being unIoadsd In the hrickyani. In an
essers - ESCAPE Their names are Frank
Williams and Charles Emerson. They
jumped on the engine in the absence 81 the
engineer aud on ned the throttle. but the
clay which had fallen ON tie track between
the cars in the pvocess ~ unloading wcnld
nos allow the engine OF cars 20 move. II
they bad HnceGp'cd the enxine eesare
boarding. they might have succeeded In
their bold attempt 20 escape. ss cae~ in the
ese they were protected from fhe rsfses al
the gusrds They were espturcd and re-
turned 81 their cells.
The following prices per pound are OBJ
tain~d in local markets: Peaches. cents:
grapes, eentSs pears. cents, plums.
cents: APPLES, I cent. Tomatoes. cents,
wsfsrmelons. fecenss apses>e. rnaskmeicue.
cents. All the fruits aad vegetables Of
the season are cheap and abundant at
wslia waiss-
Rev r. W. While. formerly of Niles.
Mich. has aecepfesi cail from st- Pants
church and will begin his duties the flrsf
SUNDAY IN September
On Monday evening quantity ef hAv
and shsvingS were discovered stacked np
by the wall of Roberts q Cos foundry in
readiness 20 SCI ON fire. Their Il no clue
to the perpetrators.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08
WASHINGTON NEWS
A Horrible Murder Near Pa-
louse City.
.. JOHNSON. sssE ASD nor Dxsn


SAN FsaSCtscsss Aax. The Exasss@<-
has sEcsaal from paysas. Wash. irving
al arceant Of . tcrrih'e murder near
ssloa~e City Ga Monday. xesxhhars
fouad the honse Of n n. johnson. Z
we<hy farmer. closed. and urca forcing
az entrance. they found sfe aesd hxxisss
~ Johnson, his wsss and lfttle hoy. Their
little sir. Annie. was also found xfus ia
sAe head. bar sill alive.
several icrterS written bw johnson
Showed he had eecsus l,fess the deed while
sssarsrg nissser rslsssaas frenrs Mrs
Johnson appeared 10 have heen poisoned.
johnson bad evidently given paisFsn TO the
chilfrea assa. ami afterward shot them.
bullet wona& was found in his owu sore.
hrAt
The hsfle girs. when asked wnc hurt her.
said her bro her hsf stusk 4 stick in her
eve. she Also said hsr ia,her had given
them oil lemonsta.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08
THx LITTLE OHIO.
Generous Treatment Of Her Msn by
Captain Faai Royne.

WAsnISsT0Ss Aug. There has been
Ec@efysa ., Tie navy dspsrimsni RON
i-ssaseEang- eosnn sasseF c. erses II. Aosk-
tsn, in command ef q e IheSis. report n
7 he movements Of shs xe-s~s 81 The Arctic
oe-As. sna o. tie rescue OF TIE survivors
Of tte shalsgg bark iastie Ulf0 sa1 0aie
-ercls1. rveesafly wrecked aa Saawox ts-
Land. ssesTsrs ses- The reEsost of these
ssszstsrs covrsst@rxfss In 6esaza with the
Associated ffess report pa 5lSahwss.
SF~&kiag - The case 81 the Survivors of
fSe Gsftle oAis. ssosn axss,eg sso<6toa ssss.
it ss doslxfns u any wSass Eass ser rived
tns vsazeE i less 80 she care az The natives.
gsresf credit 4 3ae tsptsIs rsul Boyne say
Ats xrEzrf gas carr ~ ssle rgss&, flsea<a hks
sstakss1stuAssst sss sssosT nt YsssT.sassas. azsa
tsiss Is e%F-efas@iF 1a3 81 A3mz s8sD Is IN
ksasess fEGI - Esasassss essss41et w&s mos
- Asssssss 4zsEs nl$a s&~ FeE1sl ssskgFssc5aotzs
as tsss xNEsFs q kfs@ wakk 81 xssasss asks-
ensEK eex tsSv Tsa - eSs FgAaSA D.
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Afs.rneen sr..ian.

Ia tae afternoon communication fFsssss
khe Colfss Beard ol Trade wss re@a he.
essfsaS against ths egeT~sssd method OF
sfIvSaanx eSaatsss. lad wyas the table
Fsr. NlnQr fasro.saswa = ge>ss5Q suz re
aasEipg al egTanttse~s 'a report ~ ~sfas-
,s4e August H. sd giving rxsHs satIsfsxs
sss.sesssfT sssFx8ssx5sB 80 81 eUTifsx sessions
Is 81 s&ssF MuEx - thai uE2e-
E6e gsssmgasstNe On prssszz5s szas essses-
.ssx.g ,xessszss z,ssa~ si.s3 -se eSsasasssSe es
- Mes ASA ssahzxftsek ANsy rxsSsS1s
ferss4Es. f-ssz, tire rrEsi II = ga s ssssF~a
~ sss.ssss Z r.,srs.-s s.seA sse xesn pmct ~tsa
ne tssz9fgsf S,xscS F4sarss4 ~ TBS fzsssf
EEg sst-
4Ae esszveGt5oxs thee wcEs sats - zasssit
s,sss az the y s2sss1 oss lbs sspcrs 80 resSass
a1s3 fAsaffess
Isxsr srsake warzasv il fsyar ss fSs proFe.
ssfi;ssa IS exssaps eAsfeA ssrcFSrEs, ssa<'
s,ozmeSss Approved 81
Hayt here efzeEess Al arsezsizzcaf asszss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08
STATS EDUcATioS-
How sad whesce the school Fgra
shalt Re Derived.

oaymrIA, Arg T.-~Tte eosafasise-s ca
asnr.rsssu nnd szaeAEsauss institutions
sxahsaEsf sfesi the ssilosins sFTsess
sssrcTfoS l. Is ls tie paramount casf q
ths state "a nsSw sraFss Fsrsxsssoa tas tss
exsueaEsas us al gAslsSfs4 Fes &1sss si;e4a
sss essrszsrs SsgAssaf 4fesssisSssss4 os FsEesefs
SIX
80 : ThS ssS5sses~rs + ssss s-rEssgE -
&c ssN. azs u1stazfA s>Stea - F4ssE
SrksNsls The rah.ir = GSNg3 sysssSs Sssals
sssrfusse cara aassss scase-sss. sAe szsxa Essh
srAssois. Essfsasl ssszstss aissa feSa Isse3a
--.nsssAs "a rasg hxrssESsT s~ essabassAsst
aux sssx rafAFs reyxHna sssz1sed tr0EA lie
ssatx ~ Assi fssss1 axsss ths sfAas scAoaa sAx,
sAsL he sxcs@rzsesy sEFsssss So sAe szsFs<sFf
"a the sxsxn asaB seSosis
s-xs. & 1ss rEsAesfAi os Tie easzns Q
s.ba-es tcad shall rsx AIN rsssaAnxaf asa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08

cLYxFIA, Ang. 7.-lucorporsfions hare
hied the following articles In Secretary
Whites Office:
Pierce Loan and inyestmen, Corn.
Lany. Tacoma Capital stock, 500 900
frus;ees-Eoen Pierce. John G. Ct.fnp-
ton, W. 4. Cromwell, John II cram.
We ! aud Arthur r. r conans, 90.
ject-To purchase, sell, mortgage. lease
or otherwiss dispose 81 real estate in
tue territory OF Washington or elsewhere
either on account of said cerporstion oil
any oshtr persons or ether corporations,
Tacoma Produce Exchange, Tacoma.
Capital stock. s.o0.tco0. 5rastees-Frank
A. Sears, Alexspder BstlIi., George s.
scot, ishsm i. Reese ard Pnitlip II. Ker.
shaw. Oblect--To provide suitable 40. a.
ton and facilities, whether by purchase,
'ases or otherwise, ald 10 regulate the
.aisie, Tor mer aEfi!s exchange, 10 be
known IS '.The Tacoma Produce Tx.
cnange; 10 inculcate Jus. ard equitable
principles of trade. 10 establish and main
'ain uniformity la commercial nsuage, to
acquire. preserve and dissemipata vain
able business Information and 10 adjust
controversies and Observation-Disclosures be
*eea persons engaged ia rnefeantile pusi-
ness and TO grade aud fix The price OF all
agricultural mineral, mercantile and
manufactured products of trade IN accord.
anee with sach bylaws aud regulations as
may be hereafter adopted
seattle Ice Company, seattle. Capital
s'ocs, asio0 Trustees ]. ID. L.wmsn. Z.
A. strout, William f. Bailey, r. Watson
and W. A. Peters 0bject--To rnanufat ture.
ony or otherwise acquire. 10 lease. own
and operate and 10 sell refrigerafing
machines, machinery and apparatus. aud
machines and machinery. apparatus aud
appliances Tor the generating OF aftiaeiai
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THE DAYS WORK.
Article on Revenue and Tsxstion
ntscusssd

OLYMPIA. Aug. 7.-Immediately after the
roll call this morning the article ON mis-
eellaneous subjects, schedule and future
srne nGmrnts was considered without go-
ing into committee of the whole
on motioa Of J. L. Moore. section / was
ameadcd SO a. 70 require the publication
of the proposed amendments Tor at least
three months preceding an election.
There b. ing nn further amendments The
rules wege suspended and the article
adopted.
REVENUE AND TAXATION
The convention went into the committee
of she waoIe 10 consider the report of the
committee on rcyenue and taxation. with
Turner, oi spokane, IN the chair.
sgcTIoS ApoFTEn.
The article was read, snd after many
amendments section Was finally adopted
The section adopted read az follows.
"All property IN tse state not exemp.
under the laws of the United states shall
be taxed ia proportion TO- It's vaiae "a be
sscersaincd as provided uy law For TIE
purpose OF paying the state debt. If there
lie snx. the legislature snait provide Tor
leyyipg tax annually safficieut To par
the annual interest aud principal OF such
debt within twenty YEARS from the snai
passage OF the law creating the debt
SEQ a. Tcperted by the msiofitF was
adopted without amendment, aud pro.
xids-s toE uaifsrtn assessment.
LAND ssp IMPROVEMENTS SEPARATELY
ASSESSED.
Sec. s. Land aud improvements thereon
shall he seyarssesy as, sseG.
Cosgroye moved to subsfii1te scctien Of
he minority report. which provides that
cultivated and uncuiiisafcd land OF the
same Qnniify shall be separately assessed
Sosnaa, Cosgr0yc snd sukssiosf sup
t,ssfrsd the substitute. j. T. NAgsr,s.
J. NJ. Moare. Buchanan. AeEiroy. Weir,
T. NJ. fsct d. Iiliis aSa Gufi3tS opposed H.
The principle objection 10 substitute WAS
,hat IL peuid nut sffect the exis sting essG.
ana unses IL sper8lsiors might ia prove
their lmasi. thereby enhancing its "a ae
aitheas increasing their taxation. on the
S5uns. properly el eleagtd would Rut he ~ xsst
tnarp thsn u8ssesred lard worth SIC per
sere. CBciesrrd land VII cast sieo to
clear IL and yst Eo taxation wNnld he
placed ga he sEeaf additional sEouns in
vested
frsends OF lAs uaesSnre claimed tsat il
would have the cEfest OF Inducing fasfsva
tisa aaa clearing ef lsa4. They slscgea
that tney wsutsd something So nssng re
the fsnssr gstaHttts. UhFre the rate ~ taaa-
ton is Bew higher tnsR Ia wsastsy ssc
aiser $ long ei-ces-lSn TIE Substitute
was voted stssn. su1 On ugiloa Of Mr.
Igoyt, seStfaa wss stricken osst
ExssPTsnx uF - FsaeL FgagrETY.
sssctsoa 1, sgafirg whsi property shall \
rxsrupt fFara tAxafsoa. wss teca tSken up
F ne section a. reported ev sae maturity .
f the committee exentsEs shGreaes from tax
s.tas..
Ca,ts@s offered Substitute umiaaa,
he ex~sa ~ ioss ~ church property 10 81 asr
Cessrnxa wanted Unlimited - xaElGA.
1 Croasey wss orgassesi "a exemptions. oss
world rg,s elasect ts matted sxsaflon.
t.sstlnsa WaS sltoEetAsr osg-0ssssi 30 Ell
erupffou. a. Il involved Huissss skuTEs
VIII STATE.
( Adjourned 81 2 e'etosk
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FROM NORTH YAKIMA.
4 Fire Engine win be Parehsssd d
Chamber Of Commerce.

NORTH YAKIMA, Ang. THE mayor Is
nov absent from the city negotiating for
large chemical engine. Meanwhile the
patrol Is doubled and every prtant.ou
taken tn the streets and alleys io provide
for accessible water
The chamber Of commerce. which sue.
cees!s the old bosra OF trade. was today or
ganizet on - substantial basis with |. :
Hewlett president and L. Frank Gordon
secretary
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rnasn
within their
msrniU This End
t
hsvSrs
tas she
sought
~svert
saeas
s.o vo4
hAs sksss
Soasa
lat &
hHssi
dtrsta
In
glorious tnt rhreea a property ~1 pass the s<ss
e.
"a
rhonnns fscepr
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PORTLAND, Ana. Last nisht dwell
IL 2 asd hsra belonging 10 John Mack, re-
81 ling near Portland, were totally de-
stroyed By Ere A great deal of fencing
was also burned. The i0ss il sSeCo. 40 in
sufsnee. II Is noi knowa how the IRE
originated.
heavy fsges arc raging fn the woods be-
iaw East Portland aud Aisina Great
quantities of cuFdwo9f have beea de-
stEayed and many bosses Ia that locality
are in danger Of setng baraed.
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CONDENSED pssrArcnss.

corasesssst dollars lre In fsreu'sssoe =
Kansas City.
f-.rzsSs.sf VILLAS MassAae@- VI <Ara<& ~
sse.d. de- .as ssafess fsss nslsssspsfy w1xs
sa AfstrA -
Tae sew Ys.k Eaa hss sausthsfsed y.
aese 10 ftx Suu1 fer ne sexsss fAf ~ "
nel3 IN thai effy.
aast II SIS szssias ssss<ls azs sff1seo
~ ~4a ffxHefss frezB the hes
.s..s,..s nslh c.rxues ~ sarar AzsI rice-
Tse s.~s~x x<sx~sxu uB<s.t kAs issskse11 ~
Sssl~r 4, fusw1s2n " ers dxan4NMN
th~y inseyva51e ~ g1efOre qe4o9 -
lsiHrsa of Cxue1- uhGrvzp< 8e
- ae<tos - pegop<e hef M119 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-08

MIIxs CRY. Aag. 7.--ssnatoss Stewart
and Reagan. of the United states Senate
commission on irrigation, arrived here
this morning accompanied by Najor
Powell, direttar of The geological survey.
A meeting was held. and many old set
tiers gave testimony 10 the need of srvisa-
ton here aud the resuits thst would fol-
Insx lfs sennrai atlantfnn.
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PrrrsnrsG. Aug. IA mob of strikers as
.susted a number Of Hunrasians who re-
turned 90 work at the Carrie blast furnace
this morning aud drove ihem away. Ore
Hungarian was beaten So hsdly that he
Will probably tie. The <heriffs posse In
terfarei and sn q free feht which 20 lowed
Deputy sheriff sweeney Was probably
f.ralfx xhof
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posrox. aag. Tilt ls reported foas fhs
woos fsrn % Browne nses q Clark b hnaa~
daily embarrassed. The sism say they VII
. sssss assign
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MONTANA CONVENTION.


HELENA, Aug. es--The convention ,eaay
took np the qaes stion of the tem sorary 10
csffon OF the capital. A molten was made
70 strike out tire clause locating the cap
tfal, bur il failed completely. The fore
noon was devoted 70 anssgonsxing Helena.
The afternoon was occupied in voting on
various cities IN committee of the whole.
ine " hoie section was finally amended 10
real st Boxeran and the committee
rose and recommended its adossIsau.
Amendments were kept iiyieg, naming
every town in Montana til thought thar
Helena viii retain the temporary capital.
Four OF nve delegates have been wen over
and are voting solid for Helena.
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goHssfows. Pa. Aug. - Eoswithstand-
ing the favorable reports there Il great
deal of sicknes. here. peesors are 70 busy
they cannot attend 80 calls made on them.
TyI,bnld fever. iysentesy aud q eass Of
sesFxs have bccu reported.
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~. Iosis. Ang IA serious explosion
of freworks oecu red al noon II Kepssus
ton gardens. ~here the -'siege Of sebasrc~
mi" was bsing proaueed. Damages 70
nroparty IL very lf9ht Ore man was
-ertous.y burned aud enc fatally.
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Ssw yoKN. Ang The statement pub-
slshesi hers this morning ~ runfat ihst
there had been heavy fefaleAtsaa In the
great banking herse of Browne Bros. A ccss
IL deaiei ia carl issrsd tosiay ~ the
frfn
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Cmcase. Aug The Chicago. ~, Psnl
& Kansas city roaf has sfsen notice ef In
seniion to adopt the policy of the Alton
road in segsrsi a. live stock srs.lac. aud put
into effect through rate from points he-
word the Nts@onrf rissr 10 Chicago
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NORTH DAKOTA CONyKNrIoN.
Railroads Will be Jared at Least
$4,000 Fer Miie.

BissAssE. Aug. -.--At last evenings
session the convention adopted the section
providing that railroads shall be taxed ai
not less than s3,ooo nor more than 5000
Per mile. At this afternoons session the
only business considered was the report
OF the committee on public Institutions
locating the capital and other state inst
tuiions. The article as yesterday pub
iikhed was adopted with q slight shsrlsse.
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yALLEso, Aug. 7--Joseph wilson. sail
maker in the uaited states navy. s.tsehed
10 the Ints Eealenee 81 Mare island. was
susftses;s<i this rnafntrT ty smoke from q
five which broke car Us hls house ahiie he
pKs s>;sSp
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She Goes Ashore at Poiat New
Haven.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.--Adviees from
the north were received this morning to
the effect that the schooner Adelaide,
hound to San Pedro with cargo OF rail-
road ties, went ashore at Point New Haven
this morning. The erew Is reported safe.
but the vessel is total wreck.
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wAsHsaTax, Aug. 7.-se rstsFy Ssbs
this morning received . fsssgram ffcm
Chairman Poster announcing the sufcess-
fai completion of the work sf the HltsuH
enya rnfa&0H
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Hsw Ysxx. Aug 7.-xbens ) Alien. preT1-
sent sf The Forty ysseond street ssr Com.
psny. hsz been arrested for forcing nssst
nsstss. Of stock fss sseus TO shares
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THE rKEsIpESr.s 5ot EsKy.

HsssaEts streets Ihranxsa VITA an
kashasssstte Gs.wd-
Bos7as. AEx. 7s-Tise steamer fssxrsns,
wEh Pressaxur Hsxrssan 90 sssns. ~
fss<ss q q zz- TIE dfaf&zx akstzes3 5zsssen~
xer wsz po< srssnssa, hOvessx. ard - v~s
e-<loek h<1oss ~ aFDsnxsd - the entaon.
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izE ske suoase 81 .aeh exessnxfos %
q eEH ~
Gr1ss<s fAcExas tAe s<psssaffsn sssdu-s
80 tar sngRxh. ) tsry werx ylrtualsv txx-
N the xsfss u she pssstse-
Fson fnK vsnxs cssxxrrrEK-
Gowey tkouxhs TIE asfjcie Should hxre
ee<n fepors<S sPcs By the essmmf,see on
properly EAx srsfagt4svex
Sorses faycr> a i~zsses the raxsrsr N the
people.
warner sbnpxas is wuaisi be wroEg fo
ehArches are vgr~ rsrA. He favored fhe
6a3a limit
Loexfove maee . speech xxsfsssf any
Emit. Ard Stills said As wanted rhe aaes-
noa resolved int Al is~ss1 exsvesn ;axx-
eon or no taxnsson.