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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-16
INSURANCE AGENTS.
INTELLIGENCE COLUMN.

WANTED MAN-To take the aeencr ., r,
w safes; Isx Is inches. weicbI 5,sp , pai
price SO other sizes in proportion rare
chahce ana permanent business. These safes n, aat
q demand never before supplied nv tho 80
SSSIn,PanieS as we are not governed by the safe
rooi' ALfiNE SAFE CO. Cincinnati. Ohio
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-16

w ANTED--A MAN To ACT AS
w Salesman. No experience neces sary: uer-
mahent position guaranteed; salary and expenses
from the stort; many fast-sellng specialties; ia .
cilities unsurpassed. Address
Brown BROS,
Jan aim Nursers men. Chicago, Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-16

M. j. YOUNG, Agent
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL.
RACINE AND 8. W. DIVISION
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a Horrible Wrsch ON the Knoxvilis
IsuisvtIta.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. IA horrible
wreck occurred ga the kBsxvilie 4 Louis
vile railroad at FLAT Gap creek. twenty.
two Esiies from here this morning The
train was the first TO get over the road and
carried 4 select excursion OF business and
prominent men OF Kroxyiiie. A train of
tao cars was at The crossing and The rear
ear went down the ffrstls.
n. deaf are Judge George Andrews,
the Esssf prominent lawyer ~ East Ten
nssssse: A. T. Powers. . leading merchant
and farmer. psessdepf ~ the Essf 1ennes,
see ftFe Insarsscc Company. aud Alsxgn-
der ile. der. q trading t-,iif elan. Tho has
held many efiees oi trust. The injured
are. Alexander A. Arthur. ffsss-
ident III the chsmissF OF eonm@rce
fshAm foneg. president. aud Peter keru.
. fDemfer OF the bssrd of public works
John T. Hesra, ssit1sy Of the s<sffn<I. "
W. Woo rufs, Iessitng wholesale rney-
chant charles sssymosr, IN attorney. snd
Alexander Wilson. sssisfanf ehtef eagsneer
~ the road. CoGaty Judge aaloBsy. Alder
men Berry and Hocksngs, GensYsi :
shursb@rf. os the vovefnors sssn. A. J.
AliNris Wholesale merchant. Rev. =. J.
Cook. City PhysieiAa West. JnfTe ". H.
inxsrsOa II h wstxei, " b. -sfansis. G.
Ahtie, cspssiB II. ~ Taylor, i u &. TIL
ten, "a Barker. =. r ksusDis. Philip .sfu-
Bels. X -chsais.f. W A sssk kua one OF
the tssin e1es Usaf of nsss six persons sf
the train forty -o1e were injured. The
m 81 insen.s excitement and sasinssx ss
sxs.aa.~Et here txsusxhf-
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u. y. wiLHUK DEAD.
fhe Mest Impertaas Wunsse 4 -
He'll Tel~phoua Gnao.

DESyse, Aug. 2s-BY r, Wilbur. pssha6,
the most important witsess IN tho c. e
the government against The Bell Tuhophooo
Company, was fouud dead in led to1o1.
Death was eyidenfiy tho result q haS1
drinking.
wilbar WAS cnief clerk In the oleeefie61
department of The patent otIice nt the etwo
the Bell Telephone model wao snhmf(fo1
and patent applied tor. HuhooQuooe1V
Wilbur acknowledged having been hflh01
ny the Bell people. but denied this on ~
witness stand. causing the eoycfnuonf =
setback In its presentation of the ca1g.
Pending The trial of the Bell case Wilhur
was placed la charge OF . secree neeVtco
eriieer. who brought him ~ Coloiornon q
hopes of trrsking nim oi drintina. r.
this the officer Was auecrsxfal f0r = 6iro1
Fer the last year Wilbur hAa hoom e.
sinefing patent ofilre in this city. ~
was a cousin n of ex.re slocut Hovw 80
was considered one cf the best elecfrle1n1n
In ftse country =-777
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North Yshfuss Newspt.ms.

NORTH YAKIMA, Ang z1-Hon. W.. II
cAskIas. who sBeceeds Judge Nash in the
fourth iaditEsa district, Is now hers ssffins
Ia ekssatsesx on some ingaDctsaa. case.
This il BITS FIRST visit o. this p<oiut and be
has already made msny asqussEssnces
here who sp~ak Of him ia The highesf tersss
The Sssexs leaves here fos seattle. where ne
gses 10 bold cosfst For Justice Hanferd
Chief Justice Hsnfnri Is in sosn sn rnafs
tS rfoksD. fsiis. where he Will hosd court
suf fnage Es'kin.
The plans for the rev sefsosshonsp. . Inc
brick structure which IL so - erected en
tAe ws<t side, have arrived from Architect
sssror of -sAiiie. .sn9 hsse i~t n isSzcted BY
q Hamfrs Of the eislerH. Ebe 40 will
fse started al ance and 10 ~ exa~1tss8 70
have n easn npsesed in SoscmLrr. lt vii
cssxt II Co
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fesrLasp. Ang. y To-day snlt -
stitsiesi BY X. X. Jones sgainse ~ "a
land and willamette Valley rnf1oo
rscoves ss1.sg damages. Jou~o 80
owner OF isrse sswmIn Lucn1e q
nixht 81 July n -
esnghs Gre and vas totally g.
fhs lsns OF the Portland 4 vfllomr
ley railroad runs very close - 80
aud Jones claims thst The mil 60
from sparks fsosa . paseiug tecon,r
was destroyed. He th<Rxfofe e1olU
aKss on the ssim named
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THE NEW STEAMER LINE.
Four koats viii be Operated os
she sound Line.

TACOMA, Aug. 2-The proposed new
steamship line ~ be operated On she
soaad aud rse1ze oeeAa il certainty.
In conversation with man. pFonasns NJ in
sAaisosd earc.es- to-day, Il uas learned saa.
four steamers viii be operated on the
cc~ar route, two 10 san Francisco and Two
e Alaska and fosr 90 the Scuasa tine.
"ntls TAG Washington Sfessnbaas a
Navtgssioss Company has not yst f~,ra
i'cagns out. tbes have 5cen apysuAe he'd,
ana negotiations are Raw peading, which
VII oe brought f0- n eiese la few s.Ayx
The ncw cooperation has pox As vet
nScn fofsaed. hat 1t il knasn that 90 per
cent OF the esp tai stock viii oe
eonsfosisf by the Northern Pa
siIss Railway Company, ana the haiauee
nf persons residing in seattle. Tacema.
san Francisco and Alaska. wAe are iafsr~
csser In sound and Alaska trade.
ne capital 81 OK of she new corporation
wsii DC $ssaco.sA and the new steamers fos
lne ccsAn tEadc will cost from slsAeoo IA
sEA1d The new beats for The sound viii
cost from fdss,tHp to ts0uOa
Toe ss,slfsd aud ALASKA steamers viii be
started soEse time this fail, aud the san
FRANCISCO Efsanaecs uiil Dc operated as
soon - posSi uic
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tEiSsss<s. Asg. ..s-As ts.< x..<A,-...
ksr~sserx Association arstts-. 49,. ! =
the weather and trsek ~'..> - IL
as ae ssiensssaes fair. n c5SsS
.asse ~ fhs day csnseresa s ~.
sssas-ea race. In vhieA Harsr -
!. 49, eosessssssi the sess ~ the 49, Tss
sFseea. s,d drove the winner cus -
.aae tee Sszi rscr ssS rossrNsusS -S2
sVssa Tow. 80 e'Vsse ~stfc< two es~ss n u
esen sFested. ca sccogrf ~ fsliInr -
...:s 9 CAS- Sissn.n wsa. roa w..
ieEsfn, sest tiase, ss2ss,,
fSuf- year -oaSs~-Harfy <<,h,s v.s.. -, q
ehiAsy sscend. Wysncefte shlrt ar. Il
tsnrth- BEST tssae. : sQs4
a Class aefsnisnsxi1--Almnnf 80 4
rtFss ~ taat stxsstid. Best tsrae. a1tx &
-, ~ aa''sanssN ~ sFom toe jadgs's
sASs tae famous SyeSro,d sxAlIson 1SSs
scaii sssnorrcw ssse1nps to leea x
rcco-d OF 2slsss. 4
AT SARATOGA.
>AsAysssk. n Y. Aug. -The ~Ans>
Nss s'eaa ii,ss. tae track East. aud - -
u ! Roeat tssas -
nse-s'xhshs Prosissi sos vo. !.
= s.s,n 2 setsassss. iattie Crctse shleI
:, Aiiss- he9 Harrison wun ia .tpsS. nraSS
pos sescnst. i<sp N. third.
Vile anu e1e - srfS--layonia Rell wan 4,
-. - "Slss easen secenu. Brown PrSSr
Male aad one eslxicesh--yoeburw 80, 4.
- Fremont secoass. Bravo third
inree seurahs mile rfftrui wos, u 4. skSx
Aistis 4 sesend. hsmhour third
AT NORRIS rAsK.
NORRIS PARK, n r.. Aas. - - Atsa..a-
ante Mas ia.sta to-day.
infee-aasEters mile-Tsrssasr v0n a
IL. ore s-eond faster than rrevl,,ns -
eris: Volunteer came Ia ssccna. FHosfe~
third.
Mile Teany won in f:sas.. oreeo, -.
oisd. Jas 4. Dee thigsa
infwe -fcarshs n.iis-IAvania vom n
stsss. kulosta second, tsaisienhoYn fhssS
Ahe aud ene-elxhth--oracsa woH -
"a hfosonaso o second, Hyppocsito tk1r2
fse-eighfhs nsic--svifs<r won in ~
tissi ~erv leo sseond. Tally Ho third
Seven ctshths mile--TsttIcr won II In
spsfiing sessond. syntax third
RRoKE rHE REceRp.
EVANSTON. wyo Aug 2--Fanss. shs !.
year ~old pride OF Evanston. won the anekro
IN TIC Srsear-old race at hutfe Mont -.
day, heatsDg the fall brother OF Pssros -
wv straight heats. TIE tine vea 9.lx
ihis = the lowest s-yearoid srsord 49,
faaae IN raes. ana ssRsed great re}uac1o1
With . sfanle. ~
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f'oar TOWNSEND. Anx. z.--A -
and improvement revier of Holk -
end, complied by the fvsT-Iuynfknl
reporter, shows not Ices than
ine paxf ssx rB0ntha
The assessment roli "a sh1o1 60
and shows an Increase ~ ~, - -
sss~sd valuation II property q -
eOnDly ID the issf rear.
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CRUELJY To A SEAMAN.
Suit brought in Portland to Recoyes
DamAgea.

PORTLAND. Aug. 22.--Federsck Pauisen.
seaman on board the American ship
Tiliie +. starbuck, began salt in the
United States district court today against
Captain Curtis, First Mate oillon aud
second Mate Herman TO recover s2,5oo
damages for mHlfreatment inflicted ON
him during the voyage here. He alleges
that on coming dswu from aloft, whore he
had been sent. he was set ufon by bath
mates and beaten in . most brutal manner,
and, while stlil bleedsng, he WAS hand
cafsed aud hoistesi clear of the .,eek and
allowed tn SWING by his arms for some
time. He was then Obliged ta wars in his
enfeebled condition an1 vas not given
proper medical treafment
Mates 6iilon and Herman have tiisap-
pesred. Ii 10 said they have gone 10 san
francisco, but as the captain did not IN
ierfere tn prev,ut their cruelty be will be
held liable
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Tsen~a, Ang- zz--ssrplsm@nsi articles
of ts1 Fassh&Ttnx L <sgHshern rsilssa9 sere
sles in tsae sniisers nsiee tesssy. TIE org
snsi Articles having sssa fsssd Ia Eecem Der
last The supplemental artist . increase
the e3ssrxI ssae6 os the eusapAay ts
81 aoz9a
.eppasuscarxf artfcfs* of Efc FxsfhaSen
fMfsss Cssnrany were zl@s sissl today The
c4pstAE ssFex Of the Bxlt@r t~ssDx ts56. go.
TEE isa<sssssorasass ssi n<ssh rp;Aale. are
u~sE fArrxh@-@ AMI fhsfss x IAtrefse
Tsz< sxrua5 sas3 III The Tscosaa vii -
hes4 aa Tnxss3ny. AnxusE -. 1hs pzswes<fs
~szi - s1x the bxzseHt os rsuntT Te%tt0ct
ksswxfxnl
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80 Asslwsy The rressess viuIar.r. g
arEtA ~ -
iSsufy cerseasis vt frxiSAe 49,.
..rssaknt ~ fhfs sits. aud. w;sh fS~ - -
tfen ai nfEs-Sx eSrlsa<fx AZ rns< 49,
spekaas 4 Nossacra rsSss.
.stIxht sNsst<ssss al
49, ana rresssssax TkevS S-
and trains hase frsaaens1x 49,. s~.a ~ .llle
20 SIDE the sarl "a ssis eatsl - 49, <l.
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Corner Second and James Street.


the Journal Of Commerce.
within OF
and
h
Mexican border We
he and have reved in the ssanes nese IRON h
lighted banks e the se,ens Rhine We have sosns
one spot impressed With TIT ~s0y OF the landscape
atrom OF IL
On one Rainier a' e hos eress INTO ne ~
I ess TO the sursandng aeunsaias ias would es
~ sissfng mon.
sacarh mixes srasts himself upon your
land q
aans hai the nsnd Of c.n con-
dinshe enang-n snd
sssoas fhroash tbs property VII pAss ss ssssss
uh pushed 10
v6s5vo sno
warphousns
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vICroRIANs INDIGNANT.
The Seizure Of the Senlers Exns
psrstes Their Owners.

NfcrcEfs. Aug 22.-Nach indignation is
exprs ssed here si the seizure of the seaIers
Pathfinder sud Minnie The owners Of
scaling rshooners here are much depressed
al the bong continued delay in settling the
question OF Jurisdiction over Behring sea,
aud the general feeling ar,oue sealcrs il
that owners OF .ehooners will aff ia Their
osn defense and resist seizure in toe
future
IoxpoS. kBg. s1--esr James fergusou.
under ses retary. informed Mr. Gouriey IN
the Hoase OF Consaons this evening that
communications are passing between the
British and the Cnsied States governments
ia regard 10 the seizure of ssaiers ia B.
ring s<a
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RUSSIAN SAILOR sTABBxD.
A seattle Man Killed on the streets
OF San francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug s2--Andrcas
Aagerd, a Russian sailor. was stsbbed and
killed on the streets early yesterday morn.
ing by some unknown man. II Ia believed
the man attempted to rob Meus poaske. =
drunken cefai anfon ef Aagers. and on the
latter interfering he received his death
wound. The ssabbing was evidently the
r suf Of . momentary quarrel, ss IL is
thought AaSerd and his ssssilsnt had never
me. before.
The deceased was a native OF Norway,
single. and about 20 years old. lie came
from sestsie few ds,s sgo, and a. about
tn sail on the bark W &. Godfrey. His re-
mains were taken In charge by the Coast
sesmsD's Cuion, Of which he was nscfn-
tser
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kILRAiN STARTS sOUxu.
Turned over tn the Cssteay ss -
teetive Chtl<as.

BALTIMORE. Aug. n Jake Kilruln -
today handed eysr TO the custody OF 49,.
tive chsldx. who win start with him a -
so'cioek train tonight for Mississippl.
ftkyss, Ans. a. Remand hes take =
APPS al 10 the supreme court and NJ -
leased on 500 bonds. He also furnipho1
before the gfaaa jnrs. "a
Alter nislrsing Of the case aguaps 49,
aud tocas the special term OF couse =
iourneu. The regular term com,nenoSa
the sscond Monday in December. ~
kslfain will be tried.
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San FsAseBseo. AHx 1x-Gone
Ping, the first si Chsbese imboeupU -
ths validity 81 ths srrss lsw ~ eeeq
to land ia this county. en9 NJ
~es feceDfty decided adveruety
United -gstes supreme ccu1, ue4
10 De- returned % Ehina ~ -
stat . at euis esurt this nfterBgo
letg b The sfsAsnef Arabic uhteD
gf.taE
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FARao. Oak, Anz. 22--Thc Republican
convention met this morning at 10, bat the
sredentisl rsports were not To be ready
until afternoon, until which time adjourn
meEt MAS taken.
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cHsess0. Aug. - The sssfsorstiss are
making every sssaxt 10 assert@sa 90 wsss
aoaas Martha Burxr shipped The tin t~sx
which he hast hersnesiezs5y sealed fN0 days
alter sise gfaf.fn seursssr HeYtaan kssls2.
sne tsnsmsfh. has ys~itlxesx sssepfias u
rnrke - the nsa 3ho tfengHt stsa she
tn ksex
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JUDGE FIsLp's ARREST.



SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. as-The petitioa
Tor the rvaesse of Justice Field from the
arrest made BY the snthori,ies Of san
Joaquin county was called for hearing In
the United States circuit court this mora
ing before Judges Sawyer and seehsn.
The counsel for Justice Field decided 10
81 once prsseeo to the heading of sesti-
mons TO determine the questsoa whether
there a. Any evidence duplicating him in
iae killing of David 5 Terry. as charged
IN the warrant issuet by the stockton nus.
Tee OF the peace. Jadse MCGUIRE aud
other attorneys appearing 10 defend the
authority OF the state court. contended
thai the legal question should nrst be de-
tsrmined rs 10 The superiority II jurisdie-
aon OF The federal ana state courts in the
case In question.
.Aitsr two h.urs argument IL was mutu-
siiy axrse-f that he legal question OF
jurisdiction shuald first be decided, and
nearing Was postponed until next Tues
dav
The same order was entered Ia the Gaze
Of David Magic.
Mrs. faIrs arrived In this city ,onisht.
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iseiASAroiis. Aug. 22--First samo.-
Indianapolis /, Cleveland l. second 49,
indianapolis 8. Cleveland l.
Nxs Nosk. Aug. 22--Sew York 4 phflnr
delpnia T.
81. iorfs. Aug. 12--sf. Lauis 4 nni11-
mege 4 -
io,isyIllk. Ang. a--coiumbus 9
Louisville Ia
: csSsissAsi, Aug. ss.--csncinnatt ~
kr.uk,s ,sns.
kAssas CRY. Aus ea--Kansas Ctsy &
Athletics 3
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wALLA wALLA ITEMS.
Good Grain ft.id-Fai1 Race
Street Car Notes

wALi.A wALLA. Aug. r. -Threshlnr
crews report that grain has tnrned out =
grsat deal ostter than at frst anticipated
The hnlk Of the heading has been snlshed.
aud the ihreshing season viii be at an end
in about six weeks.
y Areerfy, ~ho was appointed rep
reseuiaiive os the Agricultural society IL
visit Montana and fndate horsemss ta
oriog their stables here. reports thai all
the best h rses viii be hsre. aad that the
meeting wiil undoubtedly be the beet the
sst.ety has ever cad
Inrec new street carr are expected every
day. A. soon ns they arrive cars VII run
~ the esirstery Fsxuaxrss. 10 whis,nan col
lege and 10 the cify driving park Just ~
scon as the track IL laid. which will be
done before the fair commenees.
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CARSON, New. Aug. = - LIeuoomo
Governor IL. C. Davis fell dead II ~ -
den this morning from heart diseooo. 81
family aere Waiting in the Eon< TIA
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CAsTos. o.. Aug. 12-~Jacob Ail1ro Z
the hrad Of the immsnss ags1ou11
works OF Altman & Co, died huuo
morning OF paralysis. u
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7<sspos. aug. q = Aites psoloaoed g.
sussasson bsswren sminent isuyeM Il
Hnssr SECRETARY Msssbsss t~iay us -
isseus roaesasio use arrived . !hoe
MAslssies administered f0t1su - -
had wiTh snsspf ~ ksN. NO fufs10
p3ai. slsher sssr fxIe@ss iron p<te0a
rnss smsssss ~ Iifx tsmpFsA0c msut- 81
sni&ssagaed Ms Ass betek y
ifsf 3sr s4xssce - 40 eheS&e4 -
sssssnss h4Fsfly fssx4p p3z 4 htx.
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LaScoLs, Neb. Aug. 22.-~The Prohibition
ssase convention closed a two days So
sion today /. r. Wasiop. of Norfolk, saa
nomirsted for supreme isdge, and Mrs
Jennie J. Haimss. If Teeamsea, and L. H
Palmer. OF Hastings. for regents OF the state
uisixersity
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CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Msjos }. q Dovfn. q
wahoo. Ssb.. Departments eosmand<r q
The NebFssla ersnd Army oi the nepoh114
died IN this city Of dropsy. supegln6uo1
BY wounds received ~ the hattie ~ ooo~0
burg He Was sn officer in New H61
regiment during the war
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Poxr rosssxxb. As x2s~7he A.
sailesi sfis rerainx % tnvcstDnp -
ing tsmks ~ ne rsoafh = ~ e. |lZ
riser. She i tietAsaed " oDfereom
ss,Fnsnefeyas value 9f f6eno 49, -
sorsASesz cGnxt
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Bosros, Aug. 1s--iiorace scare, ed11o6
ct the Investigator. died here yepose6ov
afternoon, 20 years old. He was uleuo1
anti slavery man. and was Z wosm fSlen1
OF Wendell Phiilips. Parker Piltshury an&
William Lloyd sssrrison. AZ the fGnea11
-uiatay. In Paine Memorial hoIl. -.
eaiogy viii be pronounced by Rp6oet g.
fnserxa!l e
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He Obtains . Majority Of III Over
milne.

VICTORIA. n G.. Aug 2z.-ffon Theodore
rasts. attorney general vas elected over
iIr. Milne. of the opposition. BY . majority
az III
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SIGNING rHE cossrIrrrrox.

The INVENTION took haiI an hours re-
cess dnriug the mprnirg to give the re-
vision committee time 10 examine the
article GU schedule During that time
s@sersl sheets OF blank parchment we're
paced ca Dr. Minors desk. aud the work
of signing the constitution began. The
munt after IL had been auly enrolled A
Va. sat spsee was left at the top OF the
column for the signature of President
Hoyt. aud there the members inscribed
their "John Isnccc.s" following Neither
alph halseticai ord r ner delegations were
In the ceremony. which did not
re@Ihd one Ia any very marked degree of
toe familiar prints inscribed The signing
OF the Declaration OF la ependence."
During the recess ..niy about half the mem
tssfs succeeded la getting their names
down. The rema'nd signed during the
afternoon and evening.
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TIps LAND orEsTsos sErTIxn.

Alter the pat nj article had been passed
Nj ss Introduced the last and oaiy sue
cessfni tide lana proposition. IL was in
farms exactly the same ~ nad been de-
fest-d d before. in that Is declared the state
owner of the beds AID shores of nayigahle
waters where the tile ehbs and fiows, and
provided that persons having claims TO
VI stesi rights might assert item In the
court of the s'ste. The article wss rushed
through nnder suspension Of The rules
Several had amendments. but they we've
shut OF, and TIE proposition WAS adopted
exactly as IL WAS originally proposed The
articles we're rent 20 the revision com
miItee. which was to enroll them without
submitting them again 10 the convention !,
aud the sreat tide laad question, after ten
Gays eontinaous discussion, was dnaity
Of.
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One rather ominous irgideat that oc-
'euyTs a eassszH itse x.s.r .sfns Ssat not escalT
the attention OF very mans members 4
large eighi-iay clock, localed jass above
the presidents chair. whicss bad faithfully
and INCREASINGLY recorded the time during
the entire session, ran down ana stopped
at leo. Being wound up and started, 1t
stopped again just rs the convention ad
jonrnei, IT li:aS
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Actual work vas finishea shis morning.
when he scheaalr MAS adopted and the
tide lands were brought up for the last
fifne. The srhednie. which had contained
the sisie land and l,sss-sat assscass. was re-
Ported bsck from the judiciary committee.
vita . recommendation that the lsftrr = Z,
Sc tsoas b segregated from the main
article and passed upon ss e passse propss
Eificns- This Was axrstad 10 and the ss.hesl-
ale was quscxiy sdoptxd. Power fea,ed
tnaf, The schedule eisss passed. an effort
wosid lie made TO kin his patent scheme.
and hs tr I'd TO set IL voted upon iirss. Bat
the eongrnfi.sn decided thss ii should
come up In its orderly order. nh en- Was
tnard ca the sisf- The tide land pnoposi-
tion. which Sites denounced q. an ous-
rage. beeause II was = Wholesale confss q
tioa Of eli improvements ulon tide lands.
WAS killed By rviusa l 10 pass i, 10 third
reaainz. Under the rule Ii viii lie over
en'si somorpow, but tomorrow viii lever
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anxious TO get away. left on the train and
mn the State OF Washington in the after
noon, mol waiting for tae final action of
the evening. The steamer Muifnoman
makes fpeciai trip to seattle tonight
after adjournment The seattle delegation
expects To return upon her.
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