davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
Fresh Goldfish at Bliyen & Anyn's.

Go to Liyingston's for an order. Open
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

'fo W Livingston AOI III OIucI. open
all night.
Fresh Goldfish AT Bliyen & Allyn'S.
Go to Livingston's for an order. Open
all night.
Fine Baltimore canned oysters at
Bliven q Allyn's.
Go to Liyingston's for an order. Open
all night.
For l don't care, duh, tired feeling,
Impoverished blood, dull pains in back
and head, tantalizing skin erupGons,
kemp's Sarsaparilla never fails to give
relief. We always guarantee il. Price
81 per bottle. Tibbs' drug store, I26
MOnrOe-st.
Piles. Piles! Piies!W
LoOse's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, III
cesatcd, and Protruding PIles-Price
soc. For sale by White & White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Mss Matte Althea. room :, Hartman
block. teaches decorative art. Those
interested are respectfully invited to
..rff
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Go % Detten-haler's for game.
Revolution, Revolution.
Vermont maple slrup at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

A Hat this " eek at the Tower for ee.3S,
worth $500.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

p. P.D., Glove Fitting, DR.. War
ner. Z. and G. c0r,ets, Ferris Bros.
waists for children, misses and ladies
at >tauler's, 10 MOnrOc-st. Eighty
stEl.s % choose from.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Fine Baltimore canned oysters at
Bliven & Allyn's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Go to Livingston's for an order. Open
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

JoaaB Hesaes .a... Harc.gars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

f. J. SCHwANKOvsKY.
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rKoM ALASKA.
A Representative on the Way 20 WASH
layton in Her Interest.

A Representative on tIse Way 10 WASH
layton in Her Interest.
POhr TcwxsKxD, Dec S--Hncr W. Bruce,
who returned from Alaska couple of weeks
ago slightly indifpesed. has so Tar recovered
grefa he effects % hia summers hardshtps a. 10
be able 70 pr9cnede IN his Journey. ana took the
Walls walla Tor san FrnneiAeo isss night After
few Weelu so5ourn ia thst city be Will pro-
coed 70 Washington, u. G., whittier ne gees a.
the delegate OF the first Republican convention
eyer held In A.askA, 10 present 70 congress a
memorial asking for legislation admitting to the
Home Of Representatives delegete from that
wat territory. and also that the homestead laws
III madifed form he extended 70 IL Mr Brace
went 20 Alaska last April a. the correspondent
of the Omaha Be, and for several months was a
elasA student 81 Alaskan sffeiFs. He Is now
firmly convinced 81 Aiaska's future greatness.
and has decided TO make Il his future home
ifc sfiil return next spring and engage In basi
mess.
4, present the territory Il hsmpered ia its De.
selnsment rs tho restrictions Of the organic law
OF tiis1e>---set 81 Alaska IT'S governor 10 > mere
lignrehead wlshaus authority. IL has no repre-
sentative In congress, It, people have no prop
cFty rights, and the only oficeF with any au-
thoslly Ia the judge. II . man invests si0a0a In
cnnnery. be cannot get title TO q f00taf the
Land upon which he builds IL Mr. Bruce
IL Instructed by the convention that sent him TO
Washington to exert what influence ha can dur
ing the coming session OF congress 10 secure leg
isieslon more favorable for The development Oh
THIS naturally rich country. He has all the en-
thuiIiasa Of Ex-Governor Swinef0rd ~ 10 the
possibilities OF Alaska's future. Hc thinks
Pusrt sound should be alive 20 It's own Inter sss
aud reach cut % become ths DEPOT OF supplies
aHd distributing eenter 81 the products of this
territory, There Is no necessity 10 break car
goeH here % tfanshfp 10 San Francisco. as Is
done ut present ia getting these products 10
market.
10 engineering party Il now IN the field en-
gagged In making pFe urinary survey across the
poFiaxe whien separates Port Townsend bay from
oaA bay. with the inteation 81 cutting through
canal large enough to admit the largest ships
ard steamers This canal viii be OF great ban.
eHs 10 the eommtree Of the Sound, and win
greatly enhance values on Fort Townsend hay.
great deal Of Portland capital Is seeking IN.
yesIsnsnt OF ate ia lands in ne vleiatty Of Pot
ua1iock sHd nesr the head of isrt TsMnssnd
baS. The facilities ot this pofsi4n 81 NJ bay f,r
sale anchorage 70. vessels are becoming roeo<-
al
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TkctJmA. DEE 8.--TA@ city a. peenns has -
entfn 81 u szzs eelE4 80 - harris sczee tfEs
~ sas e9fafg fesasas sssss.eF give e0u esss -
MoEsr Bska 4sn 4 CO. s. giaein ri, sof ssxfs4
eniiS rs - JAIL Ttey aere % - eeisEeaa q
Tanngsss e Z eexfasn sIsnes bat fhsy ssa aas ~
gssE usizkss d Y. Lnls The eel prdeFed ffssEa
tee Cfhesa8sn hease hare 81 lkss Fssaea ~.
ard de city Sill 3kesT bare = surp - q AL
tells asesf fkassasE
his Iegesfs aa n casef u 2tztre ckssnes
% <hltsgss 81 fneo res sseg pFe rsed ~ 3sa1-
eiisasia hN7NfAii aad Sc l. i AL r aiAs
ans s lkezg q % sssEe sbf4 og Scar eEyA Ihe
r. nesfn zisaesses Is nlaes ies tse FEosseN-
tn flpfsy Wese Gssss R0Ss4ss g. ssise sAss NAs
eIosed fgF Ais0o8ux xsmnisas, IS t&9z AeWn1a15.
ana esxefA sn8Ates 81 aer Is 'Aslssazassa. Ahd
pssises fasssiasss gsssss 4s4 = sri
Eansnsen sgassa flIsf hs FsHfs wss einsea
&hsae afAe<s wya aIloHsl 80 INA woe .spssA
ne asef shs 81 - way ta5s va tene casrsneg
AZ 4 tset II &c wes 4 rsaxa ssn - MS - z 2 q
sefgs tsssa, hzit tst = $50 head q a. b Rob
fszefsf kaa sassSa + saxgE4 thai Be net 80 ne
ssissmss3 10 r1a a& A. hss& fxfag sne elies. He
won Il a or 70 spes l1aneneAsesrta AzAtEst Bis
sbasaessr
Ms.losn Kswr&n. o. ~ p sfree'. wss nsxt
eaI1rfl ard iakeH III hans - etfe1 ri rfesaD r
81 re ensas I'll fbeksafes ssat he gsvc party
on 1hnaktztyssg eys. The ee 81 cal 81 u g sse
that esesgtnlnx wes Qulet IIe COX ~ p4aFt IN
the danefak and Vas eey Is ~ Aease about
NE siIaufes NJ Horsfz9 tsset Il she Lad
mussst sna II il WA cost mud matil afaeE II
o'eiofk.
Chief cbesney arose ana sad Ae hsa iven
the mzaszn permission - naTe masir. through
TIE nSTice 81 the heaife ana r. iee csnafs i.es.
whielA wsa snhst4n atef 81 msfnbets q the
committee present
is.iIes cApsagns Dsvis ard Ward wer next
exaaasHed. Sushtng meg IN corn ctfoa with the
ehiefs case MAS af1ueei. HaFsfaii charge
BAsll viii visising the bagalo AZ HIS d street
Aad jssAglnz cards vita fhe inmAtes. paFte Al.
msttsd Is much. tsit claimed That re uaseff
duty, and wansed 70 kss8w Il he wss apeIiesi
10 kfve 81 aeeoHns Of his se;iens While nos GA
fnfE ~ sols Of tae eoancil Davis was sas-
tailed
CapsaIn Ward rs fed that JaiieF Jones bad
trsaiisa prisoners badly without cause. aud he
had fspeasealy stopped him. This, however, vas
under Ches Tboinpsons administration, and
slnra dhesneT eEsAe ii pFis0aesk had Jared better
Tho csuDeti sd5ournsd unsi.-7 o'clock tamor
Fnw eyessfng. when she Investigation VIII b.
faaf1naa3
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t1LxaFiA. bee. s.-Ths following articles Of
incorporation hkve hesa nfeA.
.Ailsu sad Nelsea Msii G mpanv. seattle cap
ttss, 40 eco trustees Aassaa Alien. JAMES n
Hsushton AM James II wssson. Obi ca-T To
eaastruet aud aps Fate sawFailis
CbsS@e Meter and I.ana Compaav. spokane
eaaasy. capital staek. tige 90. tsestses. q. A.
Esenara. " II Dankln saa useas aates. oe
lest To anlkl SRI epeFsts water weeks
Merchants Ci4h. Sfekaue fnfss trustees. r
E,,ssesn. II 4 saeks n. " Hnsmaa. Ieafs L
hsgzsS. C. A fsast a. a. Tapisr. vlessR Cehsn
O, Il. eenara. Aaelph Nor II asa wtlsiam
Riack Oet NtssIe rsaatsafe sscsaA inseretarNe.
seattle Hssasare eenpAn supplementary
atsieles eressi espk'Ai -. ek "a sta9pes, anus
sses, u D. Ballard. A. ) sufwNll. A. BegweiL &
Hnteelk
ceuamsse4al street Improvement Company
seattle. eArssAi STICK. tsaeal. trustees. C.
hasse,l. u saas. = &. Aixer. W, San Waters
esd n Z Maessss esssc'. y % rival estate
hzsseeax
re Geoi TesnplAr Investment Association. If
Lake wAsaEnKsoo. seattle tywsfass, =. Il sessaa,
Lnry psssf. Il 4 kenaesty, J, Mewsiasms.
q fcxessixe. q. 7. CesssTsa Astsi 1naas HasAssl
etsees. - bald = hail rafeAase vess sssass and
beasat sAs asseeia&Ses.
Izsaxsa@Fssasns TRsea cE neFs townsend
psastssA. cars SAassa<k Rasrvt BafKe Eaassg
I. Wass. c. > smisas aosses. 20 rrosevt snt ga
uparaEs - usxaeeFx
Bnllstsx ant E.a&a Association ok AhenseNe
Klak appointment 81 c. q. Reed. with sssze q
5aeeEaA
tsxsk 81 Nsssish casazah3a. anpeIntmsns 81
James kessh Ntssea Is sxe8s b transact Aank.
kak has asxs - SEATTLE
Agsesasnasai 81 &ixA c. sausss ~ sssas 81 he
assrEae Te'eYhene SD YessxFapA gamaahy. 81
SAa Fg3nS.sce. ~ ssaexaes haaaes& at f1c0saA
ApsasHtsseas Il TAsl 2 4 "a as - tnsaraae~
sxeass SCI tas Ansio-NegaeA Axs4rAns~ caspeg.
skaza, a saa Fe&aesscs. - sEaasset hnstnSss 81
sstssie.
Avssgses az Incorporation sf He3ie9a 1eAHAan
Il Co. - pamA Nsaas. seaie-s Is hssofs ard
.Aoes ehleSf b trAnsses tasiaess To WakAinw.
sseet
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coNpENsnp nIsrAroHEs.

Yesterday was the naass active day in grain
chsrlers The Iisgogy q bait more.
Handsome Harp" Carlfoa wa hanged today
in Saw York faF the nusleF Of Policeman Rren-
mas 81 oetoller -
TIE new british ship. King Robers, nom
0lasxew Aasass a Cor san Francisco. has been
snsesa 4 Cape Hefa-
Dom Pedrp. Ia an interview wits viseount
Prvsa, the last fFfme minister Of Rraxsl has
% Hsrsed hs pun she'd report 81 TIE nAovesae.si
i aiding to his deposition
The faret nissills Company. ~ 81 Joseph,
male an as xnaent The principal creditors
art she 3 bol.ssale watSxy hous OF New YORK,
Cafezgo, - Louis and Kansas Csty.
msxemsas Is On foot 20 organize straw and
RAG pap@F tFnsa Caseaea win probably be ne ID
gnaftex& There are over = tAoesaEd straw aad
sag wrspEluK paper niills ia the country
Mrs. 0isvU T. Fgsead MFa Emily Howard,
oTrsa A. HAisseAt sud tssorxe Haisteaa. TIE r.
ms asar e}astFis sugar swlndGcrs pleaded euilsy
~ Nsw Xags tosas b grand l4reeny. and were
reHnaaseG flr seasence
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PogzEAsD, DEE s.-zais vas Instituted his
Ezurzlgsr ~ = NeEIrey IN tae THfsed sssses
sssnf< a2aiass PAtssek q Neil Tor s. go dAraaxez
far personal Sai8fse< snskAss>ed 6g tie soraer.
@ Eesa + zsvefEzzeuf ecnsraes O.. ana MekssoF.
whlss enga<ea "a waFk ~ Co.'s hzy. sustained
se-y eerssss in5uTes resulting IN the less Of oEe
arEf.
E3uazd Oleotf. who Is COW IN euxtody unaeE
indiesraeat Tor s1skfag ard circulating eoanser-
feit Ene1ey. has hled q long aesdaxtt with the
csezk Il the Cnise. states aistEiet eoHrt -
witch he ASKS ts2x certain Witnesses nsssFiAl
to sxssAlisasng ais tnnoesnre. Dc sasp0aaesi -
tie exnesse ~ he government Aaaossg nasny
otAsr fsEs. 6l.e5t ssases thak he was e. efScsr
"a Alta rreeinef. FmsEs.lz couGfS Or thai he
kn~g ~ scserAl person. WIG were eng gei IN
rnaklrg ard pAeSSEg spurious coin. Tia - get
tssrs II heeasys ~ sszy q Fretena ihas BE
xas = pal e reqn 81 oleott's tSiAs zas poss-
p0ned 70 D cnmbe1 - Sine tins axo 0teot
was arr ssed N . similar eharge and tired bnt
was acquitted His case Is aftraesSSss- uauch
estsEs<fftsff
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Practice to Make Quick Runs Consider
innr al,e Ere Alart.a Axstn.n-

Practice to Make Quick Runs Consider
ing the Fire Alarm system.
Yesterday forenoon No. hose team run out
the hose wagon and had the ncxxei on the roof
% tie Young Nsturalists building In = little
over minute. The Bangor ladder was pns up
and Hremen Peterson, soper aud Zahn mounted
the hfty rnngs in nine seconds. which The boys
considered quick work.
Assistant Chsei Bassler took the pay roll of the
ERE department 20 the ity clerks Office yesfer-
day afternoon slHd the nremen win get their
monih's pay tomorrow. payday being the first
Saturday Of each month.
Chief Kellogg aud superintendent SNOW were
yesterday considering the location Of the boxes
or the Gre alarm system MI Snow has had 10
send 20 San Frnneisco for the bracket irons %
support the alarm wires, as they coaid not be
procured In town. The instruments and re-
peafrr arrived yesterday and the superintendent
pronounced them TO be excellent The got 20
have not yes come TO hand but are expected
THIS week.
Temporary quarters have been secured en-
kagkeess wharf. Al the foot OF Union street. Tor
che mex chemical engine. The new Ahrens en-
aines will also be put there when they arrive.
Chief Kellogg intends arranging Tor span OF
horses for use ia these quarters. and will place =
eaanpAuy OF firsmen there for service uatil the
rev engine heasez are completed aad ready for
tae haal disposal Of the companies
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ms RarSfxH

ThE K&SSHEE.
A Bernstein. &. r tssssd I 2 Fa~zss Satan. Neh
J z Beea. kistprfA h Campbell, P0rssaad
& sfaEFss. Portland Wa Becg Rxxenna T-k
e 3 Bash. n T0wnsd Chss Passes. Chsearo
tsea Ksanes4y. city J Ransom. ChteARo
ssgxea selymptn - Eoct. olyupfa
L Fenny. arw Yosk Rrissok. Omaha
= 1ewasena. PoEtlAnd 7 BALDWIN. Portland
Gehs 4Arasaxo8, Taeusas J Sfnspeg. Tacoma
a &Nea New YSrk ! p tinoarixA New Yoyk
& Bes1. New 1eFk SMeNesL. New Yoxk
Il No<rnsan esEy III nrsn&er. Marvian,3
8 ssroak. Nieosia we sgske, Ysksru.
VI u HeaAs4wi, FRaanA u o Raags. MaskxgAn
rMH sNoSr k1MtK
{ NsyezS FAu CRY 2 A fcr7 Fremont
A Emaaiaeaes. n. A'g'i's c , Fsrkasss SaoAomisA
Msn Seslae Masa1@. 81 ~ 6r2nhaEy, saK Fyan
Ses Isysos Sg0kzae E-l2s g,gfvsx clArk ParfaanA
Yrk Nag. 4 vi. Taca II 4 Cafe. SaahsmSsh
ice eAASse1. 60
Miss 1ecerasc. Po<t tssahse
w8Bn maxkG
wg Watson. San Fran q reasSan taweQ
Ma y fas4sss soc EAls Mrs. tAae9aa. sSasusssA
n : Eswesh 0lyne6a y 3 MAxweGs. M vegsn
A SHsissF SEN&o&atSA NED Diane. osysans.
NaE E'sssssy. asnxmk ] S4xger q L@3ls
4 5 kisAh N1Atsa. ~ CH sAAnk. Lxn.ea
a ) wo@4rsek. r1xs2sa Esea Mslisr GalInAa
: . EsAhiss snosaAlEie Husn hnsmes s2assss
? ~ Gedaas. xssx Thaa Davis Rassazaa
y - d Esazzs k4sA Esh
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Pogr Towsszsn. Dee 5-w G. esaFheid, sep-
MY collector Of customs. las besn adm ted 70
the bar.
Tse steasa schooner Jesnie. from San Kreu-
cisco, axrised this aternosn- Captain Porter
IA Is tia he y.sssed the wreck OF the Ieahc
ab0uf 10 och OK this forenoon The tide was
unusually low and Raee roeks were rsary al
bare, and he wres stool high out Of the water.
sooa afey he pass d he locked ba and tbs
wgeck had disappeared He thinks the wreck
went TO pieces
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4 N9RarAnLK NtrsANcr.


sEkTskzs nSSa 4 lisa.
80 fsax Rntr0Rs les s~Ns@9ss sAsnx. teaakn
sasunear. ASS stveftsssas &se4Sos Il eze alns
80 snnaaxe kse xasssshse saszAaxe2 Ia seattle
Nhem Ii gAsms a II - E1sSeN<a4sssg - mslk
.1ssss "a sidewalks sn& kezf - eetsesia N.
49, S aflnmrs - pass sag oox wiEA "a amAeuais
i sasa eestgaeszpa-
ske easy eF3sAAscss 1seFs.e th&g ssniaxs a.
.seus ex4s tna Assaswask8 sA&A Re a tesse msne
ssss sAaxe kas NAsk ksd nes meee sAxa sAses
49, ar~m th2 hetsssnx. ISIS ar1lasase Is "a
.v~nskY Akms1&. ksSa1y - she aa~sszsfe-t &
ssz.laxkfianA WAsft - mAssEzs Misses ssaak
e ~ raa9 same&Asns - sssae aAens lRs
Fss3 EsSsx KkxYRx.
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ApYlck % Mo1mRRs.

MF2 Nszs,e@ sensasae Syrup ser eAisstea
iexsAtax. s iAe Fresexte stca q eax ~ ne seas
tsasek. AS asx nexa ess szs ie<ky NFars sta
EeseF ~ - sessz - ~ Ess.saoAs q mesAxEs -
lSStf FAstFTc fzsfzz k1x F@ccxss iat te4<Asssk.
isA xaAsse a sapcAszsieAsN Il sssae~ws ta4 90. a
tsssza fsts. eates sssensaFy aast siAsnRrs gssp-
kak Sc Is s0me4< &SA wsAA cesse - xaskl4g
Aksst& y - S.is6. y srsg1 Tie AzaxaSE
ssaSe 50 a sEssSss awf n
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ELnENsns- l...s enowrm.
The City Nearly Dsanies Her roraiatio
in fears

IHF NFty NNAfIy IgaHNFFf kItF Tot hIatH0U
in feaFs
FaIRssnuRG. nee. a-Nallsam stulnke. sur.
yeyur iaF the Pacific Coast Insnrsncs Jaian. IT
ea,i Fganrfses, hiss just completed 9 Ore mar Zoe
ths elsy Of Eilsnsbafg. royalties ten sheets,
while tie cue ieSs YEAR uniy leok fiva TosS
would shoa GA sls face tnst EgeushEre hat
uetflY. II ael quite, sioualei her poenisftn in
thu last twelve atonEss This fact Is also aise-eu
~ the voke OF tsHg Vast a. tbs iasa election.
ws4eA Was IA decrease - - per cent. ovsf ISSS
A @mliaF & map atss8 completed for Spsksne
Falls sok twenty SheetS NJ Stssnke i II tie
eplutun saet Eifeeshnrs must haze heariy one
"a "a the population Il that CITY. whtra new
claimed d hs aaywaes ffam 20 90 t. as0a
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SONS on VETERANS.


NPrFFnr& ksf - ~ H. Aess.
A Huna 81 Neserns taan. weteA azs hsen an.
- ax1anIsasiaa fex several wvsaS was saaNaSs.
tally kpFsasa atsss MHesesea ia test esSainx In
tizs Yneax NaEaFsii.a h2as. D Msssersux GA.
eez Il ~. Ysans. Thse~ weFv aAuas thsssy ave
psaesat hat sAf tases aumheF have sikntsrsA
fhels fnsSatless g sseasssag UeEasegS 81 he
ssxx xamn. NeFfsts &esa ass as4iy snssAtss.s A.
xAassAkn af ske new sansa
1herx Nrfe svsesni slfxaa Arszy met present
nns a Gee eseee ~ tAe So spexeas ue,.
yeeie rs the ssaoafNs gsssas - tAe vessas eraer
Ans re nS@ sssnp ssatts s@t sasbss veey ssxes-
.kse e9sennssAnegs AM akSi tvveaglss haSs rer,a
- neesiexs "a ga Teaax Sssasaalsss' ass
NAueNtkr e&NEtaE&.
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rsr ssArrIr = NonrnEas.


~ AnaesFtes.
nunhAm q Ceiitns, 80 saatYzcears iass nixhs
sisseS . rcuisacs With sAe seattle 4 S0ssherH
EstiraAa cefarans ~ rs eaiee IN tAss ctr ios
the eans.Euesien u an immease whast At Ans.
ceEtez TIE wharf wsal ~ sAxssa feei IA s1se sns,
nth extend ens tnta esss twenty FEET az wAser.
II il tie naFnoss al the eaan7any - ornsneneu
NSek en- iss tosd n few ue Is ard sAe wharf
& nENar1 a. land sran aad nsses material
Ssesfs nunbsm s <'otiies have axesesi q,
ard wsli ssna tssasF drivers aawa Nsssa&Y Ansi
rnsA che wSsk threseh. fhey az slao psefaf.
snx % epmF ese their hgssse reasrassx on me
sesss road, wntk On Which wAs suspended ey
cfse< q the susapaay several week. axA
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PoRTIASD. DEC. s-Negotiations are pend
lug between certain parties Ia this city and Pro
fessor Jim C0rbctf, CT the OlJ mpie Club, OF San
Francisco, for the lafter's appearance in six or
eigntro und owe scientific contest with Dave
Camph*ll. OF Portland, next Thursday night
During the boxing tournament CorDeft or the
Australian champ on will certainly meet Camp
t.af&
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TmE wlLsoN muRpnR.
The stahbins the Result OF Mistake
Identitg.

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Evening journal., 1889-11-11
IT WAS VERY Foeev.
The Cruiser Chicago In coIlision-Part
Of New Jersey Anoat.

The Cruiser Chicago In Couision-Part
of New Jersey AfOat.
NEW YoRK, Nov. ll.--A heavy fog settled
over the rivers and the upper bay, accom-
panied by fine, misty rain. As the day
wore on the fog lifted somewhat, but il was
quite hazy at nighttall Fortunately there
were but few accidents The most serious
was a slight e. cllision between the flagship
Chicago and some car floats IN tow Of the
tug Lone Island in the East river One OF
the car hcats was slightly splintared- The
Chicago was not damaged. The Chambers
street terry boat Payonia narrowly escaped
collision with the steamship Wcrra
Tbs storm caused delays on all the rail
roads running tnrough New Jersey Tho
meadows, stretching from Jersey City 10
Wcehawken. were transformed into "A lake,
ana the occupants of the shanties removed
their effects to tine second story Of their
houses. In Hobafon the sewers became
choked and the streets were submerged.
Hendricks dam in Second river, near
Newark, went down before the freshet and
the family OF William Marshall, seven in
number, had a narrow escape. They lived
on a little island below tho dam and were
compelled 10 remain on the roof Of their
house for five hours before relief reached
them. The damage will amount TO several
thousand dollars. Considerable damag was
also done al plainfield
Evening journal., 1889-11-11
DR.. PETERS FATE.
Lieut.. Tiedemann's Fight with Tara
River Natives.

Lieut. Tiedemann's Fight with Tara
River Natives.
LONDON, Nov. 1l.A dispatch from zan-
zibar gives the substance OF the report that
the Peters expedition has mot with disaster.
The story is that a party of Somalis dis
persed the German column, killing two Of
the Europeans and womding another The
report was brought TO Zanzibar by an Arab
sheek. It is not generally credited there
Letters from Lieut. Tiedemann have been
received, which give a graphic account OF
his quarrel with the natives during the ns-
cent by the Peters expedition of the Tara
river. The trouble occurred while ho was
sndeavoring TO procure boats for transport
purposes The natives refused to sell, and
as the boats we're Indispensable, Tiedomann
tried 20 force the owners to dispose Of them
The owners thereupon threatened Tede-
mann with their javelins, and the lieutenant
was obliged to fire in self defense The
natives Of several adjacent villages came TO
the aid Of the assaulted villagers, and the
Germans, being greatly outnumbered, were
forced 70 hec They escaped from the pur-
sQers only by hiding In banana grove dur
ing the darkness