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\ hasesna Attempts 10 Commit
" h.issate Murder

CLkvglaNn, O., July 2l.-The Isssd.
eg's special from Bryan. Williams
county. says A tragedy was enacted
1t Eberson to~4ay. The wife vi Her.
msn Hoadly lett him some time
ago on account os domestic
trouble and returned Ia ;he home
ter father. "a farmer named Newman,
fbi> morning Hoadiey went 10 New
faan'S residence early. ANA y hvn his
wife came oGt q 50 TO the barnyaf
seized her left hand and held hor
While tic tsfed thrre bullets INTO Lea
breast, leaving her for dead. Her
father hurried out on hearing the
shots, ana Wa, iiresl at by Ioaaley
and killed.
Ihe miscreant then nr,d on his
mother.ln-iaw. then az his wIie'S
younger sister ana but Tor
timely aid which arrived Woall doubt
less have killed them also. lie then
returned 10 where hiS wife i.sy. and
lindlag her slill alive emp
tied two mere ch.ambets II
his revolver into her head.
He then shot blmself. inGirti1g fatal
a ouuds froh which he uis q SO n
after He had three revoivefs GA ais
person. ANA it Is believed he gtsneed
killing the entire family. lioatiley
ieayes Ioar chiidren by form er vile.
lie Was a prominent politician OF VI Il
hams county sna Was pro- Ycfous l..
business affairs
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s. a4nstitusiss Proposed htcb
Ass b. Aeoptsa

BIsMskcs. 1alT 2i.--Ige eo0sssfa-
tlonAl convention has been given a
sslrpriss. be tie pTesensat.on ~ eom-
glele constitution hieh Wili ~ con
siasfed during the prese:t wsek.
This COD nstitaGioa has Sssn prey esl
Wlsh great care ard aftsF consultation
etth zous 81 tlss Slise.i constitutional
fasveFS of the territory. In u1any re-
-rccss is i i1eulieal with thai sir~a.i y
iasFod aesst II l. = eoHpsla' sen ii the
t4s.st fsgnsizistsss ii tbs esln nrtslnflos.s 81
tas different states ard the niissl
STATES, and j. especially Gifted "a North
ssakotS.
With REGARD 10 taxatsaa the cssFssi1-
suss09s hEs Tso speesEac provisions, egsa-
tsssysnx she Wisconsin, constitutional
Exugissoa an tal~ esAis5es-s. stitch Pre-
sides thai tie rate ~ g8xAtsoF shall te
sasGega atxssI property made s'afle {
Il f4xatiogs ,4s The legislature. SeAstES :
sne f~ssvr ~ seg ss3ssEg tae nssstsasaI sI
ssxagAsyn @f9h sise ssN1ss ssufr II q "a
gsYos8fses ssat liz Fafe II saka2ets eh@ti
sse ~ iitss9a gp<Hn Trof@Tts aAsese ssss-
sal 10 fax&fsssa ~ xsar ieSs safssfe.
j &ssga2 iisr g&s@eT 81 Ffsasassng ttss
ssss8ss.a8 II Faxasson NaGA t!s- Z~gs sa'
ss4ye. is aEssa prsss e. tAaf the prop
erxg ssf ssssg rssSssezsss slsAas t~ ssyess 3i
4 hsgAsg f1sr issa1 that of sessssrns~.
liz xzyes The skssSsxfaxe pqNk{ y II
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THE ORGANIC LAW.
Provisions of the Judicial
Article Reviewed.
10 AnoIIsH GRAND JtErsx.
The Public Lands Qaestfon Conn
pArstivsly vssesched by the
Committee.

oLYsPIa, JGsy .I.-The eonssitu-
tionai convention has teen IL. session
seventeen days and has taken jass ..s,e
step In performance If the work that
+ before H. The jasiicisl article has
tseen practically accepse-i. ard after
revision Tor grammatical errors ard
other defects il viii formally be de-
cared pass Of the organic law of the
ne~ sEase. The disposition Of tLi>
article required txo DAYS arS A half Of
eaFefal consideration. MANY amend
fBenfs AID alterations were mace. b4,s
the article g. originally reported BY
the committee was char eed materially
oaiy Ia few prints. These were in
TIE nemf'er of supreme judges. wnis.h
xa- increased from three Ia tive. their
salaries reduced from S5asio $500.
and Of the superior judges, from 81 GO
10 $500 the decrease OF the terms of
the superior judges from SIX years 10
four: the entire abolition of the section
providing fer the calling in of disln-
terested attorney 10 take the place of
any nudge who might be for anv rea-
son debagred from trying any case.
section 5 vas referred back 10 the
committee 10 be remcIeled, bnt after
ali 1t Is substantially the same a. the
s.cron originally proposed. The con-
ysntson WAS unanimous in agreeing
upon the general plan Of judiciary
Isoposesi I'y the committee and the
differences arose entirely over matters
If detail.
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oyE. NIAGaGs.
Dog and Barrel sent 0gsr Tor
Experiment.

Nt&eAaA FANS. 1nly p. II ndrd ds
of peop!e crowded the sou.hela shnFe
of (ioaf island and he Three Sisters
islands this afternoon to wltness ihe
elieet ot a trip doNa the r.. er and
oseT Horse. lloe fails Of halg which
Carlisle Graham had snnoU eei be
woHia st adti3t az 800 H. m il coas
iacti 2 AeWtunnaiaaa dog ecureiY
81 pp 10 caryAss suspef. srs ~
tlei e. the lnsiise % fhe hAT.si. Al
tr.. b lsiifesi lazilg onward, l'it soon
tn more rspia current caught it.
Tie barrel appeared 10 keep iar
toNar,. the Caha3ian Shore uH1i IL got
iHte tie rspiis when it Was spasued
soine~ lat toward the American side
~ 20 o'clock Ii reached the brink Of
Horseshoe Fails and passed over lit
tie west of tue center. MANY expect.
att ewes watched for it, appearance
on the rnfsled surface. bat IL did nos
show up. Pieces of the barrel we're
picked ap soon afterwards The dog
was rot 10 ile found.
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chxrgAIra NEws
New Nutsrprises Afeot shis.eIe viii
Burned.

CESTNstlA. July 20. - Ssartout &
stoves machinery has arrived. and
their sawmili. having a capacity II
so 90 feet per dav, will be in operation
within thirty days.
e. r. BENNETT. If Chicago. Is putting
IN sash an3 door plant here. Heck
pcci. 10 be in running order within
Sky DAYS amd viii employ about
twenty men. Ne.srs. Hall 4 Dan
forth. late cf Michigan, are also put
ting ia a planning mill ana sash aud
door plant.
CONTRACTS fsr grading fwenty Eve
miles of the Taesms. Own y.ia & Che
haiss Valley railroad are let. ard work
j. lsjnR ptsisei vigorously Seven
miles are already graded TIE Fort
Tawmaend Spnfhefn road IS p psrallel
l., the T o & : from Elma 10 this
paiut. = 81 t4nee of thirty I've miles.
sua Nlil ue doubt use fhe +. o. & &.
V trsek. a. appearance ! diease that
she iattsF road Mili be Ia operation by
the tltne the Port Towusead southern
people Feqeire Il.
] be ~4yass shnEle 1851 ttfTfe miles
cast # f8V %. was deair yegl by tire
this week lhe aA0nNt of lcs aud
insurance aYs sat 81 i8iaa6ie. Tie
nFiein az she IRE s. also nsy stefs
The mill was les sd ard ael.k a goei
bass ess.
sears anI BIa ksfune are hafi3iag =
hinE1e miil Ia town They SSH ay,e r
ete aouhie hssssk rBactisfse$ asa manu-
faeta ~ lQsB fsW hiaGIas E,eF 8ss.
TIE nsp Fark 4oiel l8 KssifoaA sa
d.gi9a wis ~ ogsemei AugGstt The
baiiajns was efsete8 bv ihe NRshiag-
sen Land #nd ff HTersmefss Tqmgntng
al ea=t 0f 81 tts4. nab s. b. Eue- {
Ay'si Asll sT 5e.Aoea gogtiassa AID
fe1anga
NoFk IS Eei f0rward on Grace
ssusiuArv si4s baptist educational ia
sgif4'58n Ts4e contract calls fer is
eumFisslaB by October Is
CetsIraiia nos has fhsee brick ysg4s
aid > tie sks soTy. 1 he ca&Y h@se Is
ala - tse 4 No /
". g.. Itesson. u T@rsHss. president
~ the Nashinztoa Land ard h pTose-
nsnt Gem parfy. Sg~Tst q eoHpse 81
ears III s0an sas% week This eorgsF-
Atiau cssnEsas piatE~ extensive Im5-
H@axs ssenfs aa f6< g80ssrsE Esre.
sa.Gnsi EAsge il Efsss barry. sTslss u
nsauaeeF ~ the E.. . 4 C. :. galsway
s s. Tacoma ser sax er sag The
es1enss s. ssaa<s-fss sessIssf. ssspefs 81
ssTssss Esfss sa. a. 81 vsas gsass
su9ksv. aISaya sH fss9 : krs SOD fxss
suE Agssss s aaas' ssF kiAx sfsaasss etsaezsl
ard general rfses~gEty sss tsesgg@sss
4 sss@G ssss 0zlaxs saas ~ the fkares
iIssfnx il Ats<ss.g ersr iss t1ss eszQn9{
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SAS FgANcIsco, July 2i. An Oak
land pBper asserts that the missing
viii made by Thomas ri. Blythe, the
deceased millionaire, has been found
la Los Angeles. II II reported that
the estate. which is worth about
Ss,Ua00u Is left e. Florence Blythe.
tne iilegitimate daughter Of the de-
ceased. with the exception of about
500 COO IN legacies. The papers an.
iharity for tie statement Il Attorney
( W II. Hart, one ~ the counsel for
Florence blythe.
Los Axerl -, July q Tx Attor-
neg General W. II. II. Hart. who has
been in this city for the past three
days looking gp evidence In the FAM
oas Blythe contest left for san Fran
ci4co today. lie was very reti-
cent as Is the discovery In
this cItv of the alleged will OF Blythe,
merely inliluating that be had seen =
copy 81 sacii 4 document Aside from
ite will question il is stated that the
layer yiait % Los Angeles
has resulted rs the discovery OF two
Important ttees ia the persons ~
A.F. ana Mrs frank Perry 1t Il
taJ that thelr testimony. II allowed
~ be given. VIZ ie IT, the effect that
Blsthe toid ilseu 9f bis connection
with Mrs 4 hefptt. sad acknowledged
llofefea 80 10 his daughter.
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SAN FgsScrsco. July 2l.--Charles
Grant has been arrested here for
forgery and has made full confess
sion. In November, lss7, Grant
gained the confidence OF H. G.. Tuns-
tell, All Englishman OF soine means,
who was ahont to buy property in
Sapa. funsteii cabied To- his brother
in England 10 send him tesl, bat al
terwards conntermanded his request
Grant, who was aware of these ifansae-
iions. sent a cattle 80 tie brother in
England, purporting to se signed ny
Tunstell, saying that he had again
changed his mind and asking that the
fG0 ice forwarded. This was done
aud Grant obtained the money and
went TO New York, The maiier was
reported to the police al the time, bot
the forser was not captured till this
xseasA
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passenger aad freight rates on rass.
so4<s and t<nn~ .ssr.ztsaa fsessat.ss.s~s
iAs rates g te Or reasonable ass,s gf,s
courts 10 lsci8e 9hag are geasxs,l -.
rafs~.
II psohil It's The loanirx os the rre.!ss
~ lac State 20 agsy S~ssssiaff<ssa a. gssr-
sssVafiou anu ses slse IsasisefsI rSswer
II court " l1z1 1ssrssss : sazs1ss, gssrssssfsns
of the Senate, suosxf.s< ssss;ssf ssisyrsss
essETs. county ssHrss aid justices 81
sns f'e@ce. ;Aas pTossginE for tsse rs-
ssss'asssa sfsslaeiss III susansy ee1rIs. Il
AsAsss The nstsAfer of si- lass,zws os the
satssfssr court - thEee. ~ tssrh Haay he
increased after rlse wears.
TX prcyIsies against female Suffrage
s,s.i that the House OF Representatives
>hai. consist cf not less taan seyensy-
hse nor more than ias1 f0rsahs.rs. assa
TIC SENATE mot less than ones sissl n.sr
more sIiaa osse half oi the slss al the
noa e E.srii osganixed coansy sasll
oe entitled io 81 least ore iaefasser ia
.f.e hosaS<- The senators are divided
.hss fSo classes, one IL be esecfes' sor
two years sssd the other for fosar.
IL nFuylssez for = isiea.IGisl session Of
the legislature not exceeding n,netv
days. lwa.thirgls of the nseulf.ess
elected may override Gne veto power.
i agsil.st minority representation,
psossaing Ior eiecsioaS by plurality
vote.
itgives the legislature laAl power u
regulate liquor licenses.
ANY coas lands which the state may
acquire IN congressional gram sh sa
never be sold, oat may be leased.
School funds skall lie iuyes ted in
the nited States bonds of the state
or nrst mortgage securities uf the
state al moi fnore than one-hais the
value OF the land. School funds saal
ae considered trust faHsi, the interest
TO be used for the schools: aud in case
oi the lass ai any part oi the principal
she state must make il good.
III provides that the property oi the
wite before marriage and what she
may acquire during tae marriage shah
De exempt from the execution OF
claims against the husband.
Ii directs the legislature 20 pass lib.
eral homestead Laws.
III prohibits foreign corporations
from transactlIg business in the state
ahtil they appoint an agent ia the
state who shall be subject 10 process
by law.
Ii provides that no foreigner shall
vote uutIl two yesrs after he has de-
ciaEed his intention To become c.ti-
zen and that the reading of the deolar-
alton of Independence With facility
shall be considered q test OF his quail
fication TO vote.
No act OF the legislature shall take
siie't within sixty days after adjourn
ment unless specially provided IN the
preamble or body of the act.
This constitution viii furnish abuni-
ance of material for discussion, aflti
those who have read il predict that il
viii be adopEed with very few changes.
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CHIco. Cal july 2i-- A man giving
the same OF Gleason, who Is supposed
t0 have committed the numerous
highway robhefies ~ sbis vleiDity of
late, wa captured about sixteen miles
from here Last night. The sheriff and
posse came uron eieason IA the
woods, where he has been living in Il
dngou'. lie attempted 10 get his rifle,
bat was covered by the posse and told
10 Isrow mp his hands. which he did,
Ii is claimed that evidence sufficient
To convict him was found In the dug
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~ husband shoots Hts Wife aud
Then HflIs Himself.

Sr. l.orls, July 2i-The Rspal@ie's
A'Fksviiie, No. special says: About
two wears ago James sylvia and Miss
baeka'e. daughter Of we'll known
citizen Of kirksvllle, we're married
and removed 20 keokuk Iowa. Ahant
SIX months $50 NFS. sylvia returned
tn the rafsHial gcof. saying that her
huSoalitl would not support her.
sylvia srilvet this Woruiug ami went
to hi- wiie's fathers hease. He
a ked his wife, Allie. will you return
nome. The young woman replied in
t1e negative, whegeupNn syIya fired
a teF and she fell sylvia then turned
the weapon upnn himself aud sent
esil lnto his sFRin. lie will die. Mrs.
sylvia was not huft.
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rRIsos.K> Gso., en.
dssteTS tnHuected with the At
isuopt to a.ecsg.ture Tbssn.


isnpt to i.eespture Thssn.
CLEygLssp, July q. Two prisoners,
w A. smith and Richard X. Mans.
field. broke from the county jail last
night, going through the state room.
nepnty Sheriff tnidsall vent 10 the
western part OF the citv. where one ol
The nen lived, and with policeman
laid ia wait for the fellows About
midnight "A carriage containing tle
two men passed along the street. The
officers called upon the occupants of
the vehicle 10 stop. Several shots
we're exchanged aud 6uidsali Mas
fatally wounded The carriage was
driven rapidly away.
Au hour later the rig was iuund q
mile from the place OF the sooting
In the buggy was found the body Of a
dead man. Ii was at first thought
that the dead man was Sm IN. hut
those who know hin failed to islentfy
The corpse, ard the police ere still Ia
the dark. They think. however, the
dead man was up to some !schief
for in the buggy were found two re-
rolvers. q club, screw dfivsr ana a
piece of rope. The horse. which ,d
been stolen iu the eastern par of ihs
Citg. was wounded.
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OLYMPIA. Jnig 2f-s =. CoSgraye.
commander @. the department of
Washington. q, A. II expects 10 make
satisfactory arrangements with the
transcontinentaI lines loF the attend
ance of g. A. f. members st the
national encampment 80 Milwaukee
A. ID. Charlton, freight and passenger
agent II the Northern PSc;he, viii he
here this seek ta comrisss arf8n ge-
meat xith Mr. EosgT0Fe. He has
promised that they viii be reasonable
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nEsAsrNots s1,oNM.
No Lives tsust, bat Much Property
nesfrssx

l.ANcAsrHe, Pa, luly Il. oae II
s's mos tisasts0es storms ever know n
e Hos'siug valley casasina,ea veSier.
Cay II sae hrcskses q sharp's tam at
Sasef "fore en tAe herkirg canai.
tae aaia heid u store large body of
Massf tiiSt SUPPLIED The lever levels of
tae canal. Heavy rains had hiled the
Fs>efF Foi 10 the banks, when suddenly
tise cam gave agay and tie water
sect out through the valley. taking
via every nuoSahle object Tor
i@entf mites The soil Is paoee,i up.
trees, fences, crops and hnnare,ls af
tesd eg i've >tock Rere swefst away.
No lives wege lost hecau ~ the houses
are situated op a II 1T that cverlooks
Tie valley, tat the canal ior miles is a
NrTck, and ihaa~snGs OF feet OF rail-
read tTack hre washed AWAY
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BiEaIS nAN, Ala, July 1.-The
deputy shenfis ali rsiaTnsd frcm Mud
creek ihis afssraoon. Scrngins, who
remained 70 guard the gin house AT
the scene - the simpsons Iioston
tragedy ye tsr,iay told the inmates
they eoasd go undlstarbei IL they
would iet hisu 90 aud take care Of
DeputV Morgan. Nho was lying
wounded ira sbe sua and plea1ing for
water 81 = point covered ly their guns.
They agreed and came 0gt and vent
assay VI ben the deputies arrived
they had fourteen hours ssars and no
pursuit was attempted. Morgan il
siiil sllye tnJggh desperately
As4fsstts-af
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rHE Kanssn nrnn,p
ss"1iaaEer and - ssseEats. l..s
Manifesto 20 k4.xf.x

Manifesto 20 ka~ss.r~.
i.eSpoS, Jaly Il. tspaera sa.n
LANCER, Count nssion ard M. go..l,s-
fort have sSaei slse following ms,,,-
feSso:
fex~rs FLx TasSs, we hsxe a.
-sa1fs'N - gSSss ~ sae aAxare, rslap,ss,..
ttassSN tel @ tns&i>fcTs wife hzxe f-sss,
q aNssftts ~ ss = lea NttfssifaM0i sg,..,
~ s,tsos css1aaiy ) asas sssstsfsxss 4, AZ.
i.l,tssAssst Fei ssus ~ 4isessgsS IL ,xsors
.ffssaa osfseEs of TIE Ssaax i sssg sseuanels-
s..'sss q stisaf Asznes cAixs These si..rn.rx
- witnesses taNe 1sss ht->ssstssi 20 tfar,,.sx
s'4S sAsA&Aess gsssSsry 4, ottstn fah<ss "a
ssssltseiss tFssa s94l ar3S ia tlss.Sr t,~,ll~ :,
ass&sS taNse Afe nsHser@hl.s lsrrvafissa.
sess waa sssss.ss t4ear fsTsrer nslssssssrx "a
- - rsarfegsiaa, Ftitlse .asSgasSt -. al
Eesdy sszssssmAsd aEd ha S1a~sarse of ~.
SststFs vi = essis y eseftakv IN ~ rasi.s-
sactsAES tEex agszszis<E q, the n, ,,sl ,,.ss,s
tNe issr ostgsstar 81 tAess ts.gatnans
sA sNnsfsssfAstaS Nss t6at tAsV sxAnl.s
tsataE sssssssast3sS aaiAsax sSAsnst a. III
- sHtssd have ohtslasa The Ynss<s
EfzFfAi pFssef they N8salI rsss thus haxs,
l>sen tAr assiEe raarix ~ u.w,sisti,.,
"a i.ass ~ u j. i,ss yon. Gcas fesioss
Se'iai ~ 2, S isldse l.t;gsS.p D. sna thssl,
astNts W NwaH wtsh Foafsas erss st,nr
asSiafT, f3eFa Nhs n thlSg bandits, wh,
@tt sHS NlAffeaen, FslEl Is sss,a sslr Ia ,,S.
sSi'c tstng hfe rssegscgsstaf gfsnsst
Astsssf tive ftle HeRESs sUpahsfft
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svers Destroyed FARMERS Depend
snt op Charity,

WuuHlaNG, ". Va, Ia.y 2i.-A
special from tbe ilood district tonight
ays that it feared that the
death list wiil uc much Increased
hen peint> cut of ffo;a the outside
ufla are ieari from, Later dis.
I siehes say lbc village at MorJistovn.
Writ tnasty, was swept eutircly
away.
Great saAeilng exists among those
Who lost a.. iinsv possessed. The
county commissioners will issue An
appeal for aid. The eioul-hurst oc-
CURED on Limestone mountain where
the i've creeks hnve their common
source. Tie damage Ga crops was
enormous, and farmers will he de-
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Corr er Second and jones Streets.

,le 81 t4rns. @ tsaaetss'
strs 2Nr .
s7teF*A'
easatu
"cne~ty ~ e4t
Ms
&@4tsa
che
h~fff aud
hsnsx
th ron
sol
sAsta tss so =
g.
Fa A' oAss -. %
st4Me L.. Ees
hfgsas laeN suH
zsf4 e sf4s sf y +.
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IS. sst "A 81 A
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80
2aas sseTex.
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Swans AH July 1.-The steamer
ei Nicholas aitb 90 Coiersd exeur-
ssonists on board, an into a closed
arsg bfl1ge Ueef - Augustine creek,
four miles south al here tonight, de-
mplishisf the forward part Of the
steamer. Killing twu 30 -1esI sud iniur-
Ing twenty ut meu and souen, some
~ whom sllI die captain iItsiineau,
who commanded the steamer, said
the engines Wure reversed and back
lag when tbs Ggash came The for
ward decks we're ero&ied. The up
per deck Wa carried AWAY and the
plt hoase sud hurricane deck
egashed dogn on the Iaa of people,
/ hurging thea beneath is weight. One
of the deaf vas a eo'orea cook and
ihe other ~ al unsb boRn young
won sA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-22

Eosg J ~ u labl compiled
irgm fsspsr hes rom TIE Il airing
h9use q the lea .iag les u the
gissi state and l'anaaA shows that
t3s fotai gFess exchanges for tbe past
seA arrs 8 Ia &3l So sn inerease
~ - 3 per ri. bgef the eprFespegsd-
Es8g yFfiad ai last ear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-22

Naw obhFkss Iaiy - A f9easssg
Fick trrF gsl ass af s.ispaten
rees5~ea fhsYe irofs Iiirtr. fosa.
states shsf hfee ~ ste I've negroes
Wh0 sn9F eeea &'FsgsDfssH few
noutts axe, TsFe captured ~ Fed
River asle tias They @ere brought
"a Clinton aEsisT. and Ssii nfofahiy
~ iyfchsd tonight nt tise seele II tbs
go ratkT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-22

Say FRAse3a.. {s'y 81 T5s
Freneh ntan-ol.saT Iss84aesfe viaisil
ha. t.-en in prs fog sac pest rwa
uonth. s2slsa faF Tahsil shis Bsern-
ing. I1arlng h.F ~say tese she gnsssr-
zeni exsef sive repairs ~ ife Mare
tzland a&yT YaYG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-22

-. PAUG. Iul q The assistant
aerAi sannaeer II iss pafEtoba raii-
fasa ga. tast eapf fieted rough per
sfnsl sneessigaiioH n sis@ wiseas crop
siofx fhs isae Oi the Aanitohs system
AID pFsslssts shst he eossnsry sriba.
saYY h. has 1ass Ris. fgrnssb ~ I'D
fatsfsss ~ gasas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-22

tory clause in the constitution. ard
Iles Snow fhas L the question IL Suh-
.ssisfs~i so the people il all be sse-
fssfess- co n hat are they so oaa
Ds. Henry Bss. kx~il. husband az
Lucy Sssne and esiiisY OF the Hsas,,..' :
.fessvaaG- Boston arrived IA the city
last sight and will a~k for an opsos-
slnlfy o be hears s.y the convention.
HE csrses az sB scere ite<i Representa-
tive ui the American Nom4s.s suf-
frsge Association ami hfInx~ letters
fEosm many gosn sn ssstsragis u in Aixf.
places. These he xsii las before The
convention Dr. Black xeii exrss..s Z,
be here altogether about week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-22

ssS FRAscisco, July Iii isvpg'y
sheriff Mcdonnell. Of Sierra eouniy,
arrived here lasi night Hifh frsnk
Connors and 5,bn Cary. sn foute 20
San Quentin. where they are ~ spf nd
three years for burglary. y bite q
Vallejo The prisoners e.e-apesl frefa TIE
car. tat asre faard after i few hours
seAreh Hidden UBdgF 4 barn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-22
w. P. BOYD & co.

Rave now on sale the most complete lines of
COLORED DRESS FABRICS and CoMRtNA-
TON SUITS Their BLACK goods are particularly
attractive consisting OF .'PRIESTLEYS." HENRI
ETTAS, SERGES. CAsHMEREs. ByRITz Al
PACAS. DRAP D'ALMAS Etc. Etc Also an ele-
CANT line of black and colored DRESS SILKS and
SATINS 708 Fourth St, Between Cherry and
Columbia Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-22

No fees for state, eoanty or Judicial
Officers L the feeling throughout the
convention. and with 4 few uninnor
isn't excsptlons this sentiment viii
surely ee Incorporated IN the eoustisri.
ton iae territory has had a long
opportunity OF te tin. tie sorEiasS OF
The ice system in all sss forfuous rafsai-
beassofs, ana is bss bad all IL wants
of IT.