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rHxN Din Nor err Mucu.
SIX Marked Men Reh Fort Worth
4 Denver Train.

FoEr WORTH, Tex. Aug. 5-Six masked
iatn stopped the Fort worth Il Denver
mail and express, south bound. between
she Cheyenne water tank and Tasccsa,
early Yesterday morning. Three mer got
on the locomotive aud compelled the en-
ginecs to pull away from the passenger
cosehes, bieh had been sieta6h he'd hy the
rcbl,efs sni leave them under the guard
ni tlle othcr three. Afscr going half mile
they compelled the engineer 10 leave the
engine and bring pick "a force open the
aoor of the express car. Express Mcascn.
ser Marsh, seeing what Was up. harsicasiesa
MS door aud sccreted all the express pack.
sSes bur three, after which he lei the rob
l'crs IN aader thrt ats Ia shoot. They took
the thrwe Packages ard then compelled
the mall sgvnt To orca the door Of his car.
he had hidden all his resistered mat
t"f but one letter under a sack. The
robbers got the package aud then opened
the mail pouch and scattered the contents
on the iour. After doing this They ordered
the engineer 10 pull oas
when they were gone tho authorities in
sew raj neighboring counttts were noti-
Ted aud are in pursuit.
u l. said that the total amount stolen il
lsss thar s. ,ooo. TIE rohiners Tired twenty
or twenty i've shots al tho express car
TIE Passengers were greatly frightened,
etsi hone were disturbed IN any way.
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rHE sKIxKD sxALER.
An Interview with the Acslae Se~,
rotary Of the state Departures

WASHINGTON, Aag. A--Actiux Soeresarv
Wharisa Was asked this morainr IL 10
sfAte department hAd anything 81 saw h.
resard so the escape of thc Rrisssa sarf
Rlsck Diamond
The department Wharton said. .hs.
rot been advised of the seiFure of IN.
Black pismond CT any other vessel ~
las no news GA The subject and ,ke-e f,-s
hAs NO statement 20 make ia rpxassi 4. ,fs
fet1fe action In the matter.
have you seen she statement thar n
was yossr desire "a let the black pSsFaarS
escApe After capture, and that thr~e fs--
haf .ssse snsn was pat sAeSrd her fsoss ,hs
NO. said Wharton. II have M. sean
taa' statement, aad have ne meaas al
knosing testsf II trae, ThiS wiaole ,aass.sy
81 The ssisure of these vessels So far a n
Ass sane. u under tie Control and sftfra-
ton ~ the treasury department III thar,.
~ any blame attaching ~ these sefxnrssx
u mssf as laid 1T the door OF s.,ngrss<s II
passed las requiring the president 4,
issue proclamation. extending IN she
waters OF hshring sr& the same tsru,ee.isn
% seals and other fnr~bearing awimsls ~
= sgseerstsd the fur bearing Inhabitants ~
Masks and the water thereof hv the rrn-
SFs4 act ~ fisher -. and the law Is Sfmniy
resnx easoreed. That - what We ara here
lof. 10 carry enf she laws that congress
ehsess. - Tar this question has not be-
es'sAle an International one. The state De-
fartmcut has nos hcea informed al any
sogs OF nfeceeitngs. aud shereiorc hs.
sctaing 10 act nlsoi
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ttfteen Hundred Dollars Raised by
Subscription.

TacosA. Aus. a--Ihe greatest sysapaihy
for spokane Falls prevails ia Tacoma. aud
everything that can be done to alleviate
the suffering OF The people j. being done
Consigumenis of groceries. provisions
clothing aud everything possible Is being
done to help the afflicted people Mayor
wheeiwrighi has sent numerous dispats hes
TO the mayor of Spokane Falls. but has not
received any answer Ia any uf them. and il
tier, fore unable 60 send that which they
are most IN need. About 81 800 has been
subscribed since O'Clock this afternoon.
This morning the mayor issued the fol
lowing proclamation:
Disasters have hcfsiien oar sister cities
50 grave and destructive a. to call for our
waTmest sympathy and repeated aid spo.
ksue Is the last victim to the deyearing
element Her loss IL serious. We are
happily spared. ard have had ample
warning to guard against similar cslam-
lttes
"Let US comc io the rescue II our Spo-
kane friends at once- let snhseript ous
be voluntary, prompt and generous. send
in yoar subscriptions AZ oree To
-. A. MHgELwRIGHT. Masos."
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BURKE ON THE WAY.
The Cronin Suspect Beinx Taken 10
Cnteaga

ST. PauL, Aus. s-~-Buske, the Cronin
suspect. arrived in this city In charge of
Chief Hubbard. of Chicago. today on the
Manitoba road. After the ordinary psssen.
gers hal aiighied. the trsin was run back
90 the yard and the Burke parry quickly
tIaBsf rred ta Miiwsnkee car which was
Ritscted to the Milwaukee train which
pm led cut al 7iA. fnrke was very care
iuily guarded aud none succeeded In OBJ
tanning an interview or even fn seeing
him. The report Of his being chained 10
the floor ~ the esr Il generslly regarded
as a ranAri
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sacrtns o. r5E noton-
axe g.4sess t3a.a - sse' nti
suHass

axe g.4seDs g5a.a ~ ssr, nta
suNass
TACOMA, Aug. o.-the scasaeat an "a
Fern Hill 4 Tacoma Motor Gs..srssa tst
evening has proven more serions than
a. first thought Rev. Mr. Tobias and John
smith, the two persons named iu ths
report this morning ~ each having leg
broken, were resting quietly this after.
noon. Mrs. sehBck, o lady residing a;
Twenfs seventh and | streets. was thrown
from the platform 10 the groend and had
three ribs broken and received other in
jnrles Her condition was gaits critical
this afternoon. Mrs !. =. Patriot. n lady
residing AZ z0i ] street, received . severe
intary TO the wrist ! W. Gibbs had his
r. xht hand Injured. A number Of other
people received injuries. but hone 0f any
Consequence. A number of people are tn
ciinesa 10 lay the blame Of The accident 70
the engineer. but thoss who saw the seci-
dent claim that the engineer was Dot TO
blame, because rs applied the steam
brakes as hard az possible and dia lesssn
tae speed Of the train 20 q certain extent.
btst fhs. load sss 40 heavy thai tt wsr al
ru.,sf bic 10 hold ~
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EILENsBuRG's GIFr.
One Thousand Doifars Sent 10
Stricken spokane.

EELRsss0sG. Aug 5.--News OF the terri
BILE disaster ~ Spokane Falls reached here
this morning. Mayor Abrams. on behalf ol
Enensburg. Immediately sent the follow
ing telegram;
Mayor FaFtA, SposGas: We afc appalled,
by your terrible disaster and know hos 81
synipashiEe with yon. Draw on rs for
II 900. Let us know what sups lies 90 sensi
you, W. ID ARHAMs
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EusExE. On, JuIy "A ease Of Acciden-
tsi drowning Occurred al AeIae. on the
ssoassox bay. yesterday. Miss Minnie
Ijucxes. OF this cIty, has been
tear sing school @; Acme Ter some
weeks Mr. Al Wilson, Of this
etfy called upon her sunday and the
couple went cat for p3smsmss ride IN .
sAiibos: nn6er the management of toy
namesf Sesley. The boat ass esIelzss3
and MIS-. Luckey and Wilson srVsnsd
Al last aeeospts neither Of me bodies had
hesn f0unt several parties o4 friends ssad
relatives left this norasng 70 Asslsl Ia, the
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AsIxNs. Manf.. Aax. A-~Ma<A eoma,cu
hss been excssea heTc hy sie exsrao-iEnsy-
series wAieh hss lscSn fnrxae<s BY con fsssra
tons IN wsshinxtnm Fist cssnc IN.
a~safBl disaster ~ seattle. the rAsef eli,
ef the rev state. Fsusn Seattle ia shs wSsl
II sswssssi ss il arc had trxveseSf .isrxrsIs
eAxr, tar EtlrnsSnrx = 6oarishlag ialsnsl
city. was ntsaFay destroyed sheSgsy after.
Nos in the sxtrenae east, spokane. whsch,
nsxf 70 ><sstie. - fae prfaSkpal city of the
sss Z, ssssf<Ts by tsf wasse Calamity.
SsAgpis seTIr ~ sxscx.
The nssSness aissrsci 0s spokane Vas in
strip between the Northern Pacific raal.
sssss tracks and the spokane river. TnsS
seven squares ia iengsA II wss so,idly
tSsl1 up with brick and stone structures.
l1s COST ei ehach varied frum s.SEee u
sl-Auuos Ten bsnklag hous>x. eve hoseiS.
A. 0ssssTaAoass. ABsf many " fsntess ie csta5-
hshESuss. doing hasiaess estimated at
Sfsritsed
AnoVr siAooolsp
he estimate of SslesA.eSp is believed
mere ~ he exaggerated Hall that snaonat
= taeogEt % DC nezref the actual EgaFcs.
assuming thai the repor; of the cesaplese
destruction es TIE city Is correct.
THg cfTs aAe NJ EixE sSGfSES.
the population cs sgsos ane is - go The
csiS ps'~sessss supposedly wsteT works
no~leied siser the Holly system with a
eSpsSfty Of stNo Go gallons daily There
sere no tsre engines, eat II Was believed
that ny the system ia as eve or six good.
sizsd streams of wSteF eoala be cencch-
irstsd on any block IA cass OF Gre. The Gre
deissrsmeEls Was volunteer one.
LOSSES AND Inst RANCE.
As to insurance the hest information
here states that 10 large amounts WIRE car
riesf. buildings that e,sss feam Sc 0a 60
Sseuto are knowu to have had bat from
fo.1a 20 $1,000 Insurance The chief
losses. IS nesrIy as eau ~ iearnest from
the rvNorts that have reached Helena.
were the feiEossngs Haiay. Mason, Marks
& Ca. wholesale hardware xs2a04p:
"osfeat Eastern wholesale and rvsasi dry
goods store, slts1e0, Rcuham 4 GriEsith,
. wholesale snd rstail gsoeers. ystosl: Ma
son, smith 4 20. Staeo. Pacific hesel,
$1,000. Grsnd hotel. x5aes0. Windsor hotel.
ssp,sss HYDE beck. s-A,eso; Washington
block, sssa,ssss; tsraaon block. sc, ,fsQs srss.
cent block, $50 40. Moore block. <saWa
First National bank block, s.s,nso. woiser-
sssn block. sS.noe; Frankfort block. So 100:
Tul BLOCK, <ls.Osn
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BASEBALL.

cHloAae. Aug, s.-~chicage. 2: New
20 K. ).
ISpisrAFoi5s. Aug. 5--Indianspoiis. 2:
Boston, 4
CIEyEiAxI, Aug. 5.--ciescland, 5; Wash.
invt00. 2
PItrssuHs, Aug. 5-~pittsburg. i, rhiia
delphia. Z, Twelve innings.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. h.--Athlettes O.
BROOKLYN II
BALrisoEE, Ang. 5.--Bsitimore 2. Cincin-
nati 3
colcasrs, Aug. 5.-~colambus $, Kansss
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vasuxhse fnr timber osssy saal. ncx be nd
hEsz sas county commissioners 1uay sel,
from time 10 time and In s7eh 9aaasSties.
as puhi sc ancfso1. ~ the hiGhsxf hsddes
the timber shersaE By ssnupAxe. uns5s.r
snrh euIes and regulations as NAY Be pre-.
scr1ssrs ey iaE- Laasis valaah1s fer cx,sl
0nly shsfl osly b. ixas 4 IT rssyaisy sx%a
BY iaw: saa al ncssey rssseivesd frssrn tie
- e Of school lands ~ ssuvapsxe af ~esxs
land s1aal Be hssss as "a irrxancssse seheoi
fansi.
TO fully carry cat tlts prsvixson. said
money shall - invested ia Enises1 STATES.
county sod municipal hess3s- and nos
Otherwise. has tse iucoz1c arising there
frosss, together with al rReney received for
ies<ts-shxki be distributed for tsse bexefst af
sae cozssSon schools - prescribed BY law.
&C. H. NARxFxs
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FIRE IN rENDiKIoN.
ths Loss VIM Reach sio, 900 Well
Insured

PORTLAND. Aug s.-Eary this morning a
sejoFt was current tha. feudiefon, Una
sii.a county, hsa hscn swept oy = dis
asiaous cenaagfAtlon. Fire broke out Ia
the photograph gallery 81 Tenaery
x Wheeler. ia Thompson & Barii-
harf's klsck. yesterday 81 2 =. VI
hui y a-s gotten under ceufgos br s'ronlpt
action b. The Gre aspagtpseAt nc ore EBaefs
faruasc wsts siUne- I1abeTy q MaeriTF
/ ~ al. bat q hers fscgl lgea ouis sits ~
fgn3ass % ojs through removal s0ths
rf.tfg 4 sfFuH sef@c efutA y o. tally dam
eyed 81 p e alsa Hstes ae f3fei isfs
ava. 5 su is0Hsi5iy sip. S.. Weii eos efss
IS snstsfaura fhefF wa 81 - u4asaeg
81 S saser at ttn8 oi fes ate.
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wAaaisszcx. Asx 5--Ths Sresssssat To-
aAy spt-sintsss Ea14r8 :. Heart. ot s~~
s. xsess. 20 he s8ryeyos genera; - &es Asx-
sca: Ssss~ph A. CLARK. ol sfsiEe. :, h< Ien.
sssaeF Axen. al Augusta. Ne. c2iyfn
q. Iosnaessa. II hsehixsH. % ss
.r.uassaa clerk "A pabsEe lapsss
Ia rhe xxneras IxE1 ozzes. fs<se
II r0awxsl. af iassaps. 81 ~ gFsnefpai
eIxrk o. pssrAfe lsa1 s1ntms II ~ -
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MRS. MArBnIcK.s TRIAL.
Witnesses for the Defense Now On
the stand.

LIVERPOOL, Aug 5 AT the trial of Mrs.
Nayhrlck for the mnfsier OF her husband
today. during the examination of witnesses
fer the defense Dr.. McSaEaasa. sxpresi-
dent of the sorlety Of Surgeons. testified
that. IN his opinion, Ar. Asyhrirk = death
sas due - ssSsrtfi. add not 20 srsebic.
nr Paul, OF LIVERPOOL, declared IL would
take many months 10 eliIninste arsenic
from the syssefo II IL was taken more than
twice He slsa fhaaght TIE symptoms in
il4e case ef Maybr Ok accorded with tho<s
9t eas ri;zs.
shersiss tes lfea that ladies purchased
Afsfur for B~e as cosmetic. hair
~ sseg sxia tBat atsenie was frequently
need BY ladies 70 improve tnesr com
fiFKirHs
ar Psniae. nAsof of I5v, rpoai, testified
ti5< ia March las; sff Aaybsiek 40 tod
hill b. took poisonous fnesiscsafs habit
uslg
fsss concluded sie ssiirnce. and Mr*.
Ma bfiek heu read hsF siat.snH ~. In
fh8s Hifr expisined tbs pFtscsafe 81 Hx
psFs ir t.e as2se, stying that sssr fad
To- i4h5 fherl tcs s4ss - cosmetics. fDF
Z sas rnFs i3o I'D .sfd - cstDetaf PFC
4frfI = 6s - f,f-sf4s ff Bro kiyu. %hffh
cps.ga lfls.ss &fssisi nise 8as ~ tist are
: ses .li8 Il. 4 81 4sss.fax fs - X a ttalls 3
I tnte. hsa atk~a fha - ~ s ed
/ flower water aud l.. ~f NAff.rte 7 II
covered the vessel hoidi,.s. sfts*sssz
/ with piaie and towel. 10 exci1de s.ss Ilss
1 Continuing Ms. Aaybrlck said. 'OD
May y. sfser the nurse In attendance -
my husband had given him some nee!
/ Juice. went in and sat by he bef
He cofnplaiued VI icing very sick -
| ds pressed and impiored me 90 give hin q
powder Earlier ia the day be had mnoc
a similar request and had declined % -
l minister tbs powder. but thai evening
was overweight. terribly snxs0os ~
nis~rsbly unhs ppy His distfess -.
nerved fae and as sne nurse had saio
/ I-sssier was harmless and could put it =
/ hfs fsssi. consented 10 rala II win -
/ meat Juice v b eh gave 70 him. Aftfr -
| ing /, be fell asleep and appeared betees ~
swAking, was n0s anxious 70 a9mInt
the D0wcer Afterwards placed ths -
lie containing the meat Juice ON the We
stand. where I, remained uagil Micha4
/ NAybrtsk, my br0fher-iB,isw, took -
/ sson Of H. The day before nay hus9e
| 1ieA male fmii confession - him %
| fearfui wrong had doue bin and rsretvea
1 hix forgiveness
| This statement csusel sensAfion - -
Z .-s.ss - rs.s4fa
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AMENDMENTS.
How the Constitution Mar BE
Changed.

&h~fErU-
The following is the report submitted by
the commit &c on miscellaneous subjects
Mr. Presi,iest aad fsabers II the CaRreH-
fien, Your eomnYl;tee on miscellaneous
subjects, seht dale aLd future amendments
respet tf0llY report the following article
and Recommend ifs adoption:
SECTION I. Any aals n9BeRt or amend
f1ents u this constitution rsay be proposed
Ia either branch oi the legislature, and If
the same shall be agreed to bv two. thirds
o. the men iers elected 10 each Of the two
hou.es. such pfor cSed sncgdmcgt or
amendments shall be entered upon the
journals with the ayes and noes thereon.
and he submitted 10 the qualified electors
al the stata for their approval, 81 tie next
gen, raj election, and Il & - people shall
sppFovo or ra,ifv such ainendHept or
amendments bs ulaiorsty Of the electors
voting thereon. the same shall become
part Df this eslusti,us on, aasi pfsr,lama-
lion thereof shall Dc raare by the gov
.rsCr Pros is.rf., that II more rhrp one
guen iGncut b. submitted, they shah re
stis n ita'. in 81 b rENuFr tnAt the rS9plt.
may v0'e for or against kDeh aynsnfmsnis
cpgrateiy fhe fes isla'ufe shalt etso
caa.e q . amenGuae.'s tgas srt. t0 b. stub
wstsCa "a ttc pm h. 10 he .uhitsncsi in
sufar wcs Aly d, sgi@pef la fg0fy Cnuaiy
"a here snca ilSWsIaP is puhi she'd
( iURlCcf ter state
p,ia Gle ted Ia each branch % hc tsgfsla
ture shall ,iSerr il necessary t0 call con.
vention 10 revise ans. Gmeud this sua<ts,
tuition, they shall recommen,. 20 the e let
ors 10 vote az the next general election .9T
or against a convention, and II q ma jority
of all the electors voting at said election
shall have yeted for convention. the
! legislature shall at the next sessionspro
vide by iaw for calling the same, and such
convention shall consist of number oI
members no; less than that Of the mos'
numerous branch 81 the legislature
sec 5. ANY constitution adopted by such
1 convention shall have 10 validity until ii
I has been submitted To. and adopted by the
( people. Respectfully submitted
Is. l.. sakRPsTEiS, Chairman
:. A. DfCkEy,
! W b. GRAY,
ROBERT JaxtsoS.
MATT ]. McELkoY.
II. VI IzLI4s.
JoHN VI. REEp
Buchanan submitted minority repor
prpFiding that q proposed amendment
must be indorSei by q majority of botf
/ then submitted to the people. A majority
likewise ot one legislature can leave the
quesslon oi calling constitutional con
I vtntion to the T.eopie.
THE PROHIBITION Clause
Following Is the plank that viii be sub
lnigfesi 10 ihe peopse Tor separate vote Z
/ shall not b lawful for any individual
company or corporation within the hmit
( of this state "a manufacture or cause Ia b
{ manufactured. or To sell oFeF for sale o
Ia anr manner dispose of any malt or ss!r
itoas liquors excep; for medicinal. sas 70
mental oz scsensisc purposes.
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BADLY :sEATU.


CARO-. Aug s.--General 6feenfeli.
mansisr Of tire Egyptian troops, wne
fessed shs derylshes Saturday, wires
be has male a seeonnossancs ana fos.1
that The bstsls has completely bn,se.
a rYish arrny. Out OF the force q
eervssh troops whieh we're tSken H. 49,
tie sasafday. caiy fsv fen,.n
- s.t,an TaysIry. kyery erafn -
6ss,,sss xF-ay save osse was SsitNi
Ssstgss II sssersI hundred defvsshe9 -
large nnraf.ef AZ sounted. msklnf 49,
fhgn 800 ia all. hsse bren nso1s sss,ss~ -
TasEt. ~bese refugees are iaa ~ sssauS -.
The EzrEtisu lpsS - ses ~ - ~sassssrx = -
10 waussded. Thfes hfsbsh
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Sa1 Nasze-ll
Isae sssstsen wsii therefore BE- sers..
2fe J Submitted
wHo KNOWS wEA- II xEaxss
A se3eErzln Was received iruss essfrzns az
~ssass-k. ssklnx scr essnse gsssnx asssi
nSsss aEss p'Isaiegss ssa al RAILROADS Ia the
state: laid on the fasssx.
"a ;a1<ios CT fsr Minor. fhe cenveation.
q - s. seok recess Until afsx-sxxeu.
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ssra. iani ofsses; William 1. Hsrvs. -
MsssAehasssrs. y b eonmissioner a. sx,ss
cAucas e " trotsse. cf Indiana - ~
Indian aseas q Fsnna sgvrsss in asssssnss ~ "
Wssisas0 Hart. OF faflana xxs snrsss. ~
sasirf auditor OF the treasury, Ansi I,.s~S
u Ainfss. ef AFasatS> s~ssscsase iuxfss-r ~
the sarTsasc sssurt al Arirnua
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BISMARCK, Aug. 5.--Ths saturday night
session q the constitutional convention
was PASSED I'm discussing the proposition
giving the legislature power to hx freight
aud fsasseng ger rates and regulate charges
fer sleeping ears exprEsz, telephone and
telegraph companies.
The convention was sisdre' sod by ~ena-
ter stewart, Of Scsafias on irriEa ion. AT
The close Of MS remarks the senator took
accaSion to gel IA tls est lie on the sill
yef question He was followed hy senator
Regain. OF Texas. aud Mssor Powell, ol the
United states geological saryey. An an
pleasant sensation was Gsccsssonesi By Dele
gate Johnson. OF Selsoa county, during
the remarks OF senators Rrgsn sEsi stewart
on the silver question. They referred "a
the war debt. and Johnson arose al
tie close 81 RezAn speech and sid thsf
III hs hal read history Alright the senator
{ from Texas was Ia JET Davis cabinet when
,Ae war debt was being made Al This
point Delegate Purcell rose - inquire
whether or not Johnson intended 30 insult
senator RegAn. Immediate foikowfrs
fasisanery AAshers. of tfsand Forks. moved
81 sdtenfr. watch EnosSen prevailed by q
unanimous vote sna the convention 81
( Irsraed while johnson was sitiI on ms
fee..
HEEKS&. Ams. S--in The eosvenfioa 20
.say me iaroFros ttoS recommended by ths
Afs&aeiAi cssssiIs zsse sssosink elites 10 10
cur l5ehts feF wAtsr sSppsses sas fssseEs
TIE article era miscellaneous kMh5e1ti
czrne wp ssE sBal consideration. sn0thei
attempt ss$ ssazie 10 1efeAs ssfztorss
.errssen aIiaD by cussDslexs 6ss the esres
was sosn at Asss30resi
TBkHo
R.sgsx CgTY. AgT &-Tae rsHssTsfissa 8
ssGGs ts4faz.aa rnssisss 42azy s. A.seFfsz
sfToaE erssal8 sIg sss ~ f6e IT ssasesf y
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

PoEr TowssKxe. Aag. S.--1osas Chinese
or Adams street sndasEea iaa general
aght resulrlng from q gambling disrsss
this sftesnson. The psiDespsis we're AZ
reseea and 3nest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

EIGgsssF ~. Aag. se-slx ~ The gsEa-
hliag fraternity wxre arrested By the pcr
Ice this raeraing and hae4 80 agiece tY =
ss4tsee OF aEs xsAss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06
SULLIVAN our OF JAN.
viii He Tried Aagust ts-kiirain
Arrested

JACKSON, Miss. Aug. s.--suiIivan's
friends obtained his release about a m.
he vas thea taken 10 his room At the III.
wards house where he remained til this
raora'ne at II O'Clock. when he was tried
before Judge campbell, Of the supreme
court. on habeas corpus writ. The Judge
ruled That sullivan must repair to Marion
county snd give bonds for his appearance
August II. sullivan and party leave this
evening and appear before Justice Carter
tonlprrDw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

f'ony TuE SasSp. Assg s.~-The sisi1ezs
vi / bold sasesins ~ ssss eorrfhansa 20
ppesns ccEaEsssxs 20 sossrft fnnd< ios
f<sxasae Falls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. s.--Jakc kilrain was
arrested this morningon the beach at OCEAN
Park by Detective Norris lie was taken
back fo Hampton where be has been stay.
Ing for several stavS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

The woman suti.asists have gone of on
another tangent. insisting that their plank
he inserted in the constitution or not al all
They have now concluded 10 ask that q
Tney want to remove the question 4 om
any undue influence that might be exer-
cised az the time of the general election.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

Power moved TO e.. ke cut 'psups;t
and" In the iast1ine: carried.
Turner wanted To amend 30 as % fS4.a
diminish the production and regulate the
| transportation.
The section as amended was adopted.
SECTION ADOPTED.
Dunbar moved that the committee arise
carried
/ Grimtts moved to tase a recess until s
I this evening.
sohns moved to adjourn. The ayes and
noes were called aud the motion to ad-
/ journ lost, y 10 81. The question recusred
Z on the original motion and Shoudy nsyed
/ to ameut 90 tomorrow morning carried,
~ IN L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-06

The efsof; to reconsider the mo,ion by
which there WAS esssion of jurisdiction
TO certain lands 10 the government, was re
fused on Saturday. A little objection was
made 20 IL. but IL was not strong