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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

OLYMPIA. July She afternoon session
was called a. eT'ler 81 2 =. m. Shondy 81
Eliensbaeg w&s granted an Indefinite leave
Of absence because os fstc Hrs AZ his holae
JOAN L seose and ". A. Meass, of sEao-
kAre Falls. aud Henry Keeling. Of sslla
Walls. were g5ace.i !u aorataAsie n For chse.
essfk. me vote fvsaitss In Ba-sge raresviag
- Mesrs IL. kelitns q. scattering :,
GssNge wAs declared eiectest
Use esnyeats06 was aScAs ~ proceed
S5th tbe I lsst t}aa oi gErzslligE CsgTg hen
tf,s.mal fsi@sS a I0.ut s.f order that sbs
enssilGss Ass sia ssot specs 6eAiy provide
fgpF Szca 81 offsesr. he saggestss-i that =
committee tse &uggaass,i ae uAzse sgeh Of
feAFs sx the sssn vesgtga aee~3s. A eisesss
SOB faSsssses3 ~h.cA catls.t Sil = y ossca 10
eEEts a fsrk 1ae fuzf0alhg Harn t8szixns
pavre mssse +. @ Aelts. ef Skseis. and J
r. fsAanegAa. 81 Massa. Ths yote resglt.
= JOAN ~ntts L. Nszts vas asclA-csi
etyesea.
The aazn{aasians ior sergeant -Af-aTFus
&ad csseskeNpr ~eTe J. 4 is.tsr 0f Gel
fax. &n8 4 =. Ir&veu wastA. 80 CheSslis
esssspsy. TIE vote Vas: Lester, G. lsay
cared elected Harry y. CDwtes - plgxa
psa. Was eiected messenger - seciSaas
E5Dn.
t9sssnsza sssfFs sneess . reSalaFioa tAag q
cen fslgt@e tse spsssi ase8 ta sEsa-f fss rE
seaiz.ster sss sfse ofHTrrx The resolution
wss rn s-s eat al ortgF saa tsse c0zyessEiog
tssasssseIss3 Ia fte ess.ctlon uf ntgsst sasse
Saaa as rrSsSr8sssa tG rAs sss 81 aSfsxers
sunrpsifed 6g Secretary u asts TIE nuzA
fnss!ssux sar& GGsa SuseErs. g tsE tifi
sonasy. sAxtt C@ea. saf l. wss gsagnsx- Tas
sazse So -Sssasg< - sfENa. sSs SCATTER
seq. ~ssnsers wS< sswea&res e1~czest
Lsn6sly Nss 8os2tHasess ssF isss T~ssiEss'f
az eaksssAlss a. wss AZ Bay. T. Ezfosa fSssss
i - NasreeaTes f&asssly peeEasss5 that as'
pvzyers wegxia - - sAsss ~ nis sssafs
ur Y1assss sesss uks s2sF asrst sieete3 hy -
rfauSsssn-
tsseraxe rsaxest ENN8 fhS as1n~ys esessses
: fss sssSsSsrr4a sssEss-ss ct tke sssa ySEssaxs.
serr~sMrx u hsse swore Is she ssszssas a.
srxaS. wsssAas as&z. E1e-seE&er ard ssrSiskz'
gsexszr sasrrsa.srsss sae foisowsag rsse
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
Proceedings Of the Constitutions
Convention at sioux ralls.

sforx FALLS, OAK. July a--The com
mlt'ee on rules met this morning and pre-
pared It's report. Each judiciary com.
Iai'tee will consist OF twelve members, the
executive of sesea. and thc legislative of
Twenty-Five There are about fiffy other
com'aitsees, to which win be ref,. red All
fna'ttrs pertaining 10 Ire constitution
The cop mitsee recommended that com
fnissce OF seven 20 to Rismarek TO divide
ths terrltorys property. The members cf
these committees viii probably he ar
pointsd by President tdgerrou. The werk
ot the convention viii BE- largely done by
committees
The convention met st o'clock this
afternoon and ratified the nomination OF
tie officers made by the Republican eau
rus last night Tte committee on rules
had not finished its work, and the mem
bers of the committees are not likely 10 lie
named by Judge Edgerfon before Monday.
The convention may adjourn over satur-
day, or may meet for a few moments on
thai day, but 10 important work Will be
done.
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SPORTING EVENTS.
Further Preparations for
the Great Fight.
srIIIrsS,s nAnr ssracIsE
sssessis Gaass Ysssera.y--fa fassr~
s.ssug ssrsss 81 csnes Played
-Chicsxe Races.

Nsw osL1kSs. 5nly S.---TAe frsvasfs ana
admirers ~ jake kEsain were cissescsut.
Ell BY snncaneeeleas thts nsaraius that
he falsses s,snneetian ~ t,inxinpasi.
Asacsg the nssay who sew Sullivan ~ the
Yesas Meas tsynrsssnA Crab rooms YES.
ssrsisy were nei few OF fhe friea.is of XII
rain, sefnsteAs ~ desire IN so tho man
aS@iFsst w6eB XII ain wss - stand sone
ef thr sss' lniaFresi oi fhose wens away
ssae satisfied and kslrsin gained aasrr 4
nssesaer uf 3gfcaas. tt4sts sra sin la-xesv
Y tsvor ol SaliissQ ~ the lssolFcossa. rat
iais1s pEssfsSissy ssA.sss IN tte nen ARRIVAL 81
hss ssiyeT<avy. >0rae nf the lasfeY's frse ssix
syessess thslF man viii ii ~ wiSe safer
IN comparison With SalllyAa. bsat on the
eaatFasy As viii shew ap ia much segfes
form
The progssnsnae. A. rsgsras Saliivan's
transfer % Sn&nisA Fort has becn changed,
ae : stis Sasftrrea ca Rampant STR et,
rpe>sss ;ke Young Meas tsynnasiam
Cab 20 sssas. A isrS-~ crowd has heen con.
xfesstexi IA Ghe ctnity ever since 2ay-
hkhf They assssrsd ~ be sslufent 10
wssrh The brick and mortar which sars
foaflsss their here of the haur.
Al loo SalSiean. Nrlsiaon ans clcasy
pfocVeslsd to snc gymnasium club roans~.
Where the big fellow IVES pus thnush
so severe exercises. thrnuiag the large
ball weigh. twenty five pounds,
dn ael'ch pransiee sns wrestling
himseif 90 NJ Ia peFfecs condition.
lisS rather prossading ssnmseh has hssa
rsAigcei somewhat. aud he showed up I'm
better fnrsa tisan en hiS first aprs aranee in
the gymnasium. lie tired ent hath his
trainers. has showed npt The ieaSs evidence
cf tafiVue or Distress cahnru and other
Pasi'isis st fhe Sf charles ere uasnlusocs
IL their epinloa that Ssl,isaa VIII win.
siGgsIs SfsLl on rax ROAD.
CINCINNATI, July s-~JaAe kiIrasn and
party 5egt this morning 0n the regular
train FOR New orleans on the queen a
Crescent route. There was gocdly nuu-
her ef people Al this station to see the party
depart.
@tLL sSpgAveg ~ PREVENT raE rtauf.
INV ORLEANS, laly A--A. T. Terris, sd
tatAat general os TIE state militia arrived
Ia NVw Orleans this stferaoos. lie vas
driven ppei aasie te the office OF Captain
kannsin. con maaier ai the Louisiana ar
tbleFy. and oFsier Il Cspssin Holman n
cal out Il caSnpsny 70 prevent the kilraiu-
Sullivan fight tn she state OF Louisiana
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TACOMA ITEMS.


TacesA. Jafy Peter HAsgrs. ~ ao sssars
! Dared BIS wife IN she ass sewa uE Maasstas
aszhf, vas cSpsassNi lass eysnfag IN 3 tsarsa
On nr Hsgtxss ranch pear the SArra~s
about six szilxs fnasG Taxrsas. Naea pep.
rsy sseEsa Csfapb Il erierca hfas 70 throw
gp his hsHsss. Rsrsus male aash 81 hspa
aud fhre~tenes 10 sii1 him. Campbell
Tre~ rsvnlser saf s-ei a. h'ra t9lee the
sessssss sssA strskssx tha murderer In the
shoulder. Ra-sas wSs hrpaghf ta Tacoma
pet II saai ana MS woaads DRESSED liz -
tesred thai his side Is psraiyresl from the
essees III tie shot.
TIE wheeser 1ssoea Cesarsny wns Ia
FsfpFafSt ! this AsseFT<asu with = sanifal
stacS os 50 $40 ~ " {. Wheeler an,f n n
Starkc cs sscerns. sss G. X Cl>geosi sss
Ties Nosne>. Ia The ehesct ~ tae carrsa-
rsFss'a = 10 manufacture lnasa~Ar. sch
dooTs. blinds. furniture, woosen wa-e and
ksnsfrSs work
AZ leads az rrosistnns. eleshinx and
feisfs sese sesst o. iAe feiief OF Eiiansanrx
fhfs eyepfDg
The c9nsrsssers r~fase % aga.n rsnpl0y
slsr striking bod carriers and mortar aasn
" 6o sfrtf<x MONDAY
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rop*s -~ssssszsw essses~ a-sss rAss rsr t.,s....
.ess s<sxs ss 81 ssas saska saara ssEsf IL
zaE wAzTssS~raaxgS xssxvgxr
De- ssssss afioa ssopE-. = vrv saes
Isoas9 essrs wAeG i ~exsz~s W. w. Nal
k-Ag / Gyer ]. j. Tr.ss. aa 81
efsa1 - an srosmcas ssssi unsasNers 49,.
80 = ate es risrssosa fsora ihe a1sstsr "a
csga1s- Thai efseaal lad
end nsfnoa. any warrant or r,rsrfsss al sss
~ Sr dsssass1 wAssm2n sinss essse I'D
a1e ese issee ass errfen.sass r>.s,ssr.ass IN
sfsox1ss&ls Efrho1r 4aes.soa ana vtr-sssSsy
sssxsssa " sersps Sfe eixner arrhssrssy
g g sns essrssiasafF af sseressrv whise. ssss
LS1 sshvss<<~f rhe fnfs rss1rns ss,si fssszc,.i
sers F-srsis hs5 fea ,psre rsss,S 49,.
q Msn sAs ssrsssssingss sssns.s e@-stse.
ests- 81 e terssnsA 20 hlta ~ directed su tf.-
enasssax scs
bsszn cs4i isrsxts are Ds.raa rats and us, fvs~r
$50 D.. sirsa ma tuees can y CHARGED
@ss1s- rs raEnifsse eas il fAc y-ecsssens
isned hx TIE committee were 10 he
fotsoeea. any dsseauess or irswsrn s-e-ssr.f
ecisr.y szssaspr ef wsxhsnSsssza tssald over
e e sks,eTaFy White and chan,,e The Fcxsils
% A1y election
FaE COMPOSITION eF rHg Soxvyr~xxs
res~er sAi hx-sls galshe.a reading Asx
Fe-<sss .ieis emp n riax she pr .ssss.s ,ss
spSsft skse COMMITTEES ga rase-s ard
eh sffsnsex1stss oz the enranitsee.s. st.as
or fN's wes Ga hs< feet wssh s ss,f,Sss,t1.,s
darsfylDE Ease president Ia ssasse she enss-
sais'ees or rases only. TIE rSe!nsfaos
wete mach the Sa.,se s~,
sneir ssre. bat fes serae upkpcwn
rsssen erstzits substitute wss adssTtszxs Ard
fros&ef cefssssss. esrisssss resalasissf, Efsi
ncs provide for the nsnssng Of cvsraraig-
lees. bat he exnlaiIled that IN.
work wss 20 inesuae tfe sEisefioa
~ tnrnnitsees- THIS taave on tbs. rsrt 81
TIE eys kane delegate Ass <hrVxsilv xu~l
I.essssa sa be step sowarsi taking tlse CON
foesuon Of the committees slts az
the bands Of Chairman Eoyf but
he toni ef positively denied sny saaeh in
fe ston and said ss was perfectly willing
70 aisaM the prcsisleutto make up his own
eoH "a iftees
The thing is PRETTY eersssn. houey.r
that the Eastern delcgsies will NOT hesi-
tale 10 deprive the president az
his pfersxstIye III they haye
eaa.s They say they are not al all sasssa.s.
with Heyt's woman sHff-sgisrs fhssSh
they know aell enough iast be is 81 a-ely
opposed 30 exactly the thsnr
fhe nissn body OF the surrHvssss
wsat the inecrrora;iou az an ..e<,s,sl
rights plank In the constitution. 1t fnay
he exIseeted thar some sharp rrsc-
tice viii be iniulef IN fosnors
row, and thai Hoyr viii nos
o. Allowed 10 make up the personnel
OF tee committess without protest being
naade against IL, disguised or above hoard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

A novel way Of selecting nominee
for postmaster has been agreed upon
by The dozen aspssant@ 0s Little Valley
y. Y. The names Of s@yensy-fivs Re-
pnhiscans are To be fakea from sh.-
revised Republican gsoil Iset and placed
ia bat. Twes4ty tive arc io &c slra~n.
These. Together wish ore delegate for
each aspsrari, are 10 csnSlitnte a CON
snitsee sf The wheie. Tais committee
srs To ballot upon The applications and
decide the Eghs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06
THE CATTLE BUSINESS.
kusk Issues n Circular Enforcing
Sanitary Regulations.

WAsHiSspos. July s.-Seeratary Rusk
today signed circular of instructions
which will be sent to the managers and
agents ~ the railroad and transportation
companies interested. II calls attention 20
'he act of Congress OF May 18th, locking tn
thf suppression of contagious d1saaxe1
sncfT domestic animals. gives the boun.
dariss within which the Texas fever IL nos
prevalent and notifies the railroads that No
cattle are ~ be transported beyond The
limits of said district except In aerprdauce
wish the regulations specified, which pro
vide for separate feeding and Watering
places for such cattle, cetnp isnfe with the
sanitary regulations where cattle are uu-
loaded. the CLEANING out and thorough dis
cattle ~ regular period. ete. IEspeetorp
viii be shortly named aud located at proper
Fsoiuss 10 see that the provisions OF cirr0-
las are strictly carried oaf.
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Corner Second aud James Streets.
~. have same IN al pn'ts - ss CRY
which a ssiil ne p'ease loterolns Purchasers

West
S.,ss the Jouvssl
tatsrrst
usiaSsS Ss
gushing
hv chsr
hav.fu Fe
q the III eAs
banks uf
ss.ryc
0
she
rsss~
ia a unt
fn sasntss
sNsEer Mot'
s
o4f fhsp
civ. Ia
l,rsau fesS vac
viii
sftrin s"sfsVs
arsAou taesSTi
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CHICAGO. Jaiy f.--Jadges Horton. Tuisy
and Collins sitting en- hane this Baoruln0
refused % dissolve the Temporary tujunAp
iioa 20 prevent the Board OF Trade troq2
withholding ifs quotations from the bucoot
shops The decision was male on IL
greari thai fhs shfxxsg sslo'ationa aye a.
grrAt ifaFSstanfe - pnblie rroFNz3yt
where's Il tas iufanFfion were dfz=ofte0
fhe tesfsaeey Nefia u 10 create q a0no-
g.al~ ssf fhf ssts fsafi
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MONTANA's CONVENTION.
Seventy Three out OF seventy Five
Members Answer tho Roll Call,

HELxSa. Mont. Jnly 6.--The constitu-
Gofai convention met at I O'Clock. After
brief preltm mary work. permanent organi-
cation was effected with Hoa. ". A, Clark.
PR sidenf, W. Y. Todd. chief clerk. q. II.
stanton. enrolling clerk. and Samuel Alex
an1er. sergeant alarms. AL the officers
are Democrats. Seventy three OF seventy
nvs n embeFs answered 20 the roll call,
sszy Ter ~ follows, Tfirsy~nine Demo
crtls, Ihirtyznine Republicans, aud sswo
scattering
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

81 Is0zsks tsles< HeEceEal
Those Virginia colonies and maj jors
ho visited cosoael CIa-kson for the
purpose of preventing Union soldier
irons getting an Office ~isi net Deed t.
Re told hereafter that Cos4tfdsrete ifs-
aaere@ ceased 90 he effective In Wash
inrton when Cleveland xesi 0uf-
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roRr TOWNSEND. july 5.-fhe Aamloops
and Port Townsend baseball clahs pssyed
second game OF hall this morning at 10
o'clock. There Was a fair attendance aud
thc wes;her was cool aud clcahy. permit.
ling the spectators to enjoy the match.
ksmloops had March pitcher. aud Watson.
catcher. as hst.eTy, and present. q the
strongest team. nutpiayiug the Townsend.
af every pot1t and shutting the home team
Out without y run. score kRmlaat,s e.
Townsend D. rupir. knox
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WISLacx. Jals A man named Neal
pine. Yesterday afternoon. entiessi saaeil
boy iafo the wess's drew knife aud nv
threatening Ia kill him made him obey and
submit; ~ nerreiess crime The hoy iu.
iaFnses hss father, when MsAlpinc was
found and bad = preliminary exslains then
before justice. who held him ~ appear
hefo7e the circuit convt. The isay Is badly
IL turesi He fally isentifssi AeAltine,
who refused 10 say anything. Meslpsne
IS freta Missouri and WAS recognized here
by a naan who was on jury there whIrh
tried him fer fhe same crime. II was
convicted, sentenced "a eight years aud
eseslrt from jail Had be net been
s1rougly guarded here he would have b. ess
fVnrkxa
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OspssoE- Va. Jalg The noFthbouu4
sxnrsxs aa the Egw York. plilsdeiphio q
~orfeik rasfross vRs zs3sehsd near -
vile samslea lxss ElzfAt. No psfs!csiaS -
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PeE1LAxs, Jaly S.-Tbe KIsenstarx saf
fsrers are Insured for kian01 IN Portland
Fo,iewing i a Fst ef amounts PLACED with
szeh eeapzHy I3Ygrsool & fsesigsa
& 5lesse. ste.sss. >ew Zealand. North
eest Eszs 4 Marine, snI Cara p ere a.
tHtnsa. ss4fG esch IDssmf.i. fIre &
Marine. t5.fkS Hone Mutual, 81 COS.
Jssnes Isisisaws as ncy. sfya9. oTegnis
FEe & Marine. g. SO. scottish tfnsan A
Nefs9nsf. - aSS- P3elEe Insurance Aefi
state Investment . 81 eco earh.
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Changes I'm the Ordinances Depart
mept.

wASHxerug, July s.--capsain sfauhope
r. Blunt, Of the csdnsnee department.. haG
been relieved FROM duty ~ the headquas'
iefs of the army a. Inspector Of small aEg1G
brsegiee, and has been 0rfered 20 report n
psrsou ~ the chief of ordnance.
The Official order says that isptht0
Hinps's - syice In connection With tbe
development ~ en- effective system ~ rl0o
practice i3 the array has been Of the hieA.
ess Importance. ard bis nasse wiz
/ l1ng he Lonorsbly connected with THE
I great advance sn the military service 0t
/ tns comntry. tifst Lieutenant Jasper y.
/ Bisss, of 'he Fsrss artillery. aide de Camps
I j. snpoBucet3 as inspector of ssnai! syme
/ end artillery practice ~ the hesdg gHsrteeDs
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DAKOTA CONTRIBUTION MAKING
This North Dakota Elects . Chair
man and AdiournA.

BISMARCK, July 5.-The Constitutional con
vcntion convened st 1916. The report Of
the committee on credentials was read and
adopted. The delegates then took the oath
OF office. r. h. Fancher. the Re
publican caucus Domjnee, was cho-
sen permanent chairman Fancher
made . short speech. A committee
Of seven on rules ives appointed. and
the convention adjourned until p. m. to-
unfrslw
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VICTORIA, July A-The bark Janet Il. r
suson, from BANGKOK. arrived yesterday
with q cargo cf so tons ~ rice for the Vie
toris rice mills
Yesterday morning = vonug lsd named
Roper was bitten by ferociOus cog with
which he was pissiu IL WAS found ncceS.
sary 10 pryihe dogs Jaw open To release bis
hold on the hoy's cheek n wsS discovered
that the deg had the distemper. aud ne
was shot. The boys wounds ere painful
and DANGEROUS
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THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS
He Plants . Tree Before B.est fsst
In Gonseeffeat-

SKE IospoS. toszE.. Saix &.--FFs-sfaelS'
harrison arrived shortly sfsss ucpoek 81
Woodstock ksd assssssa sy >ccreEaFy
Tracy Governor Ba keiF and ether afssesA !.
s.sAaFea. a 1ree ia tn* sarsfs1 - fsaat 81
2sxess hssGs.s. before breakfast xfseI
t~wg fss: fEse gsFesseaas = 80 driven - Pat
rsssa y here BE tsoa sT-csSl sr&ls fns
Nswg fsssasssa Crowds 50 t1rresf as1sux tbs
way. cheering 40 Sessass iasxe erSsEe
seFeBNfssss TIE party.
TIE ur~saesssi male a sgsaf sfsssgh q
task The train tesessss sxs isssstss1
q SO. here ttsre wzs snesR4r crsns}a
ssfRsssyss sEsss Mes6shsr asTSes sn~seh- Cover
Ger i.ssf sf k5srss fsiansf, Elsf ne smgs
h@r ard tsensral aarsssDa sent ga kfssg
sse s.esueT sfsspAsra and stzEE13 Tor Nsw
Es,y-. wsstsh he reaches a. oelas ). Fxfs
ozss - sao@ssr1fkaGs wia s&ke Ps&es g -
Mx,zsEsr
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wa-ssiugton Critic
An old cosple living ia Giosacesfer,
Had : beautiful sifs, but they iJaeestsf.
she fell from yacht
Aud never the epaGh.
Conlf te feun9 y hsfs sAe eosa wayes had
tE5ilecsser
And old saSg giying to Worcester,
HAD gitt - = A4&nsssaslIs ynaAS rsyfcRszef
bat the way thai y ercazis.
A. t~cssld never get through.
Was wSFe tasE tae issy MAS wprcester.
Al She bar 81 TIE cid iar az Isisestsr,
Vas nesntifal barmsld asne1 Hsirestef
she gave 20 each guest
only wnht $40 chs bass7..
As6 they ell. sIsh one s<ssFs3. bis sgezgsf.
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THE CENTRAL Pacific.
The Company VIII Issse Bonds q
the Exfsnt Of 81 ,oGo, 900.

sAs FRAscIscc. Jsly 5.--Ihe Central
Pacific Rs! road Company today recorded
the isxGe of 5000 $1,000 bonds. maturing
ia fifry years and bearing interest st five
per cent, payable semi annually. The pas
uaent OF the bonds i senrsd by . mort.
gage on the Metropolitan TrBef Company.
Of Sew York, for SO, ,eD ess3. The object al
the company is 60 concentrate sii its debt
into the hands of one house ard "a gay on
al its SINAI indebtedness
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sEw Yosg Suly Frank Be43s psyx1
ts1ser ~ she Fisst Sasisnsl bsnx = a
kea, ~ks 4rfeste6 'hss nscfuspe. enA
wfsh s~rsnx ; sEtsanlssr 80 tie <ssxns
asa 4Sxs
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WASHINGTON PARK. July s.-~Tbe attend.
snee Was 5aoa. the weather pleasant and
the track good. hn, not al It's best
Five -eighths mile. 2year olds-Marte Fos-
ter won, Jeeslea second, Lostie =. third.
limo. I on as.
Eive-sights mile, 2yeaf-oitis~Iillian
Lindsay won. swiftef second. Amelia
third Time. los
Three-fonfths sniie-Contesnp won, Elsie
b. second. Electricity third, fine. 10 IS.
Thrive fouYfhs mile Blcssing won. Bon
ton second, tassandra third Time, .i5A<<.
One and one sixtsen'h miles-Mireh
won. Champagne Charley second. shef-
wessd third. Time, at
Miie--ksloeiah won. csfalpa second,
Marchms third Time, i:ii IS.
Mile aud eighth Moiltes Last won,
castwsy second Time, l.bi4.
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A GENERAL REVIEW.
The Members Not Used 90 the Mode
Of Procedure.

oiYxFGa, ialy S. - Al least Two
hours Of tossays session was fris-
tered away IN needless discussions
over points OF order that sometimes
were and cftener were not well taken
The members OF the convention are nes by
any means well posted on the fncsns Of
procedure usaslly adopted by constitution
al conventions and general ar al uuesr-
tsinfy and he.itsney character
lrs the proceedings and c@asss
ss1eh huotssss consideration os questions
81 no mesnssi 4 large part of this after
11ul ; sesstn1 was tssea mp IN me debsts
ever resolutions Of Grifssrs { nspornTiiy
naeGs TIE motion II passed could have
bssn chauTs~i ~ any tisAe by stfsEis
~ssnrssy y0se ssas bail dozsn grave oh
ysse.xlosas, sud AF8s Ddneafs were offered.
and ans}ty, shFu tire p1rSrSTf Of the
original usssiau wss entirely DESTROYED. The
rssstes was lasd 90 ;hS table. snd iSe csn-
yensios atsoarned
nsrhsrsa : starry as4s fsrrn@r frors
kdsrss. has asr@say esrned for himself the
asnse q aaicasiez Of the tine. lie has
iass es.e Eeini &c ..''ss 'o
sss;sver;ssa so assemble at o'cAack
Is shs nlarnIag instead ei "a 4 ~@slia
ike "a kraw said BE, ia his trua3 -Ssssten
s.ssseez. 'wha, tsls szssnh bets at The CO.'S
nos are ~ sto i<kseen the sfEse os arsak-
fsss and the sTeHing os the seSsseH Il we
ssrst Stsrx iz iii 20
s~Tssa rsesnsvEs sf tire convention sseM
xfsA ssaTsa - echoed Dszssa- Sh ase voice ss
a fa&ss. richly fznesxs xsta fae Hsxsixnd
e.-gszss~ the siesp &r3. sEssss5oGs design 81
ta~ xraflsraxn EFg9 Adams te dsessFe
fs1xn OF taesy breakfast. sa3 TIE exszsFta-
ss<sa ga%aset - TOD
asvT a ssaoa ssAGzxay.
TIA. ske~ Eeresssn as E6xs ~ esxsFza1
wxs tae sssxsz that e<4sd EAse
s~~n mxt@ il estceE; arca the
e.ss Sszx !. bar ssrssiGe3 ever thgs 3ss oEr1-
ssxsas al sas ssssxeaxs0n His experience
is j sisiastSe sNssse>, hss mastery g psrls-
.szspsstsyY rsEss Assa rs&4y ssxaaEs ia
xraxpsng gss Earvsrf Al sas
Tnasion o. p~sas Of oTsssr and
ard ia eSsr~aezax % fassas resastfe-
{ Il sss.fes.s fAas he ssli 10 a. exceptionally =
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stuck IN Fraser River sanas, and
Leaking.

Nicraxls, y. G., July A-The steamer
Aarlnk. Owned hy the Harlak Packing
cosnfsny, AIasga, while gsing.srom Nan
silno 20 Port Townsend went ashore be-.
tween the seoy and the sand heads tigA,.
house. Fraser river. The xseau.eY Il, snns.
tns wster, which tse pumps easily over.
come. TIVE s.eslaers ,slt last nishs - ~.
Temp u tow the Kssissk of she's she Viii
Dc taken to New Westminster.
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| vaScorsEs, July A.-The steamship
Psrthia sailed for Yokohama and Hong
Kong yesterday. Her esrgo consisted OF
at2 tons, principally -four and cotton for
/ Hong Kong aud shanghai. and machinery
| for Yokohama. She had twelve cabin pas
ssnsers aboard aud seventy eight China
| men for Hong Kong.
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foar TOWNSEND. July SAN elderly
gentleman named Fulton while gcins
home last nigh. about 10 O'Clock was held
up at the head of Washington strcet grade
by two men and relieved of s2t. His story
Is undoubtedly true, although the police
have not been Informed hy Enlfnn
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cHico. Cal. july s-seyen frsmEs board.
ed the sonsh i.oana freight train today.
there seIH. only cue passenger, an old
man in the eabosse They robbed him oi
his money. saiise and SINE clothing and
thea took toths woods. Four ai thsn ~ess
capture. snsl ;aiied