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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
A Breekiyn Medium Exposs.l.

NRw YoHx. Juno 4. -
Before tbs wondering eyes of twenty
Ave witnesses and aided BY the glare Of
two powerful electric lights, an alleged
spirituaiistic medium was exposed fully
and completely ) tho other after
noon in the city OF Brooklyn. The pre-
tended spirit OF . dead woman was
seized, held and exhibited 10
tbs dupes who mp TO that moment had be-
heved firmly and sincerely that they
we're face TO face with the materialized
form OF one returned from the great be-
yond. So overwhelming was the evidence
or frand that the assemblage was not only
thoroughly convinced, but half dozen
OF the frmest believers we're ready
to invoke the aid Of the Law 10
punish tho wretched creature. Two stor-
agc batteries carried in the hip pockets,of
two repoftaEH and connected With iaeaH-
descent lamps OF ten candle power each,
concealed in inner vest pockets. furnished
the light that was flashed in the face
OF the LOCUS ghost, and revealed
the covering medium as the per-
sanasor. Her shame and modification
we're 20 complete that for pure pity's sake
she was permitted 10 return 10 the cabipat.
where, In anguish Of spirit, she threw aside
her spiritual" toggery, dressed herself in
everyday attire, and soh5ed and cried ana
raven because sine had been detected. The
name Of this so-called medium IL Mrs.
NaH.atS
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
KILLED A DIs1TLLER.
Deputy Marshal with Very had
tt Iseoersl,r

sb*<s*kttFI
KsoxurLz. Tenn. Jnne ga'ai
Reports received at .Knoxville, Tenn.
state that Bud Lindsay, deputy United
States marshal, shot and killed kits. a
dastiiler, In ~Cafspbsai eounty. Lindsay
wished gnllcn of whisky and kits told
him he eonld NOT self him less than ten
gallons under Ais license. Lindsay cot
mad and abused Kilts.. = Tho ,listiller's "A.
year old son thoaght has FATHER In danger
and threw . rock II 'Liuisay. LINDSAY a..
tempted TO shoos Kilas, bat his nartv took
his pistols Away. from him. They left. and
when mile away !. Ii1d dsmy asked FOR the
pistols. saying be wpuid do no harm. He
got the pistelss and VI wlssslad,his horse ana
rode eaek te .dKilts's Asuse. The latter
sew him coming and lssesed the door. but
Lindsay broke II dolxn sand shot Kits
twice, killing him hzstgntiS. He then AZ.
tempted 20 shoot the B0ys bht missed him
and hit ia little sisb Iibsss did not seri-
puHg wound her: tfifs report, a tha,
Lindsey party arrassssI him and gave him
over % the sheriff Of fthA,tpnnty. Lindsay
y ssiesperate charsctsrs having murdered
apfpmtnent citizen Of ACAmpbell county
Ave years ago and esaapad lbecanse of lack
o. sytdenee, claiming gsseIf defense, and
there were no WITNESSES y. NJ The place Of the
iscens ikilling Is twsutg;axs miles from the
ISleeraph station. .... slsAS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

Erss Hisas as sunfny sufsuut f.fUnfC.
BTAsINcHAM. Ala, Junea
4 Sunday school picnic at McAdory
Springs, thirty railes west of Birmingham,
Ala, on Sunday, ended In ight. One
man was killed outright and several badly
wounded. crowd OF young men who
attended the picnic had keg Of beer hid
den IN the woods and all Of them became
intoxicated. A free fight was the result
and George keinbuck's head was split open
with hatchst. II is not known whether
hsinbuck win recover or not. AL simpson
and David Hendricks received wounds
which may prove fatal. The hght broke
up the picnic. and women and children
ran screaming into the woods. Several
children were lost for several hours.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
! MONRx ron REp MEN.
The Indian Apprepriafisn nam garraes q
.i.,,,, !, ). Koupd -, ,0oo. 900.

The Indian Appropriafion nan Carries
g.aa,a a. !. Keapa ss,ooo.oeo. -
WASHINGTON, June $50
1.-THE Aouse eeiasznitteo ON Indian affairs
has completed the consideration Oh ths
general INDIAN appropriation bill. II pro-
yides fog tho physical and educational
welfare Of the red men hberaily, the total
amount Recommended for educational par-
poses being S722, for day and indus.
trial seAools, snd Sl00. 900 for the con.
strnction OF new school buildings.
The bill contains o revised salary
Inst for the, 9fhdfan agents, whose
pay is yivafisd scc6rding' to the re-
sponsibilifies OF the positiDns. II carries
Am appropriation or b little less than, ss. :.
ooU,ceo. which is s6me chat below the an.
propriation for The 'cprfsnt Hscai ysar.
Under the capsicn OF miscellaneous. An
appropriations of sGGUeo Ii made To enable
tho hosecfetArsi0 OF the. Interior To employ
practical farsnexs 4ta addition, ID che aosncy
farmers nOw employed at wsges not ex-
ceediug ST5 per rnonth. 20 superintend
and dirset sueh Indians as are making
efforts fos self suppSrt2 & Tho sum Of $780,
GOO isiappsopriaissi 10 carry out ythe pre-
visions ofTthe act uf Fash. g. 1SS7, ,s,royid.s
Ing ferrfba alintmrna of lands ia seyeraltr
70 sne Indiana On the sfvasfons Ireservations,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
THE MARKETS.
sioux CITY Live STOCK.

Sioux Cry June e.
Hogs-Estimated receipts. 500; ofaoiAI yes-
opened aye lower, but soon declined A ssreas
nickel, making the market Sol lower than
yesterday; Quotations; Light. ssSsg3.Co |;
Cattis- -Estmsied ns rses.pts. i 100 os,ola, v...
ssrasy 80; shiprnsnts, $40. Market dull
and lover on everything exeept for
sssJs Is medium 10 good an ss .,saas1s. pTas%s.
sia. shass = - sosa 2 ieo9 pounds % ne
II 49, msa.am 70 god ~ oosa = ;inis.isr.
fair 70 good, sz5saS0oo; inferior to common.
eL5sea25 eannars. 7se 9 sl.s0; yeariings extra
inss saooaa7s; bulls. shoiss. sasssp IS eon. ss,,
mon: q ~ $1,000 = veal calves poor 20 choice.
south Omaha 1--we ssocH.
souTH OMAmA. June &
hogs- Estinatsd receipts. 1000; o1aeial
opened slow and lower with i0.10o on saIa.
about 100 being ieft over yesterday bidding
Cattle -Ratimased receipts. a,ooo otY,cia, wa.
to o shade lower.
chis.so Iass s.ssa
CmuAao. Juno {.
Hogs -Reeeipss, x,ooo. Market weak
and loves. IAght. sS.70Bs.p0; heavy
Cattle : Rsseipss. is.coo css Marhe. au,at.
Bseyes. es.aeks5.00 st0ekera and foeders. 40
$50 Texans, t2. f0aaTO
tons. &4o0a $50 lambs, $3.50 te.75.
New xork Produces.
NEW Yong. June 4.
Wneat-null ana lower; July, aSesa6 0aso
Corn Firm. No. A. ADS&G1AlAc.
OAts-~Iluls and eteady westorn, 30f18Assc
Provisions Pork quiet and steady. mess
slAyA8iSs2b. Lard anll and eAsya4 Ssi7gS Butter
nksa for choice; westsrns aeglsc; Eigans. lee
issae. Egga steady western. isc,
Ghfcnge Rrednea.
cKcAaos june a-a asp. M. close.
Wheat Easy cash. eIs4es July, e3Ae vaske
Corn Steady cash. SSs4o Jnly. 94s4e.
Date .stsadyi cash, @fAc July, 1sssMa7szo.
Rye--sxaady, k8o.
BaFl@y-IeAAy.
Prime Timothy sl.sshe@
Flax seed Easy &1sAa.
Whxsky~~ a1.nn.
Provisions Pork dull: eaah. @i3.egh; July,
4lAnyA Lard steady; cash. &6.Sgs& JasYs
&NWA A4&z0n
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
POWDER EXPLOSION.
Five Thousand Pounds nlown UP by a
ssreixe OF Lightning.

Five Thousand Pounds Blown Up by a
streixe OF lightning.
MAxsFrKLp, q. Jane g.
During heavy stoim ct Mansfield, o.,
lightning struck Tracy a Avsry's powder
house, located q mile east OF that city. The
house contained over |, ,000 pounds OF pow
der. which exploded. causing 6remsn-
dous report. Hundreds Of windows Ia TIE
city were broken, china and glassware
knocked from shelves and people thrown
from their feet. Many buildings In this
vicinity were badly wrecked. Two frame
dwelling houses on the opposite side OF
the street from the magazine we're leyslled
20 the ground. One Of them was vacant,
but the other was occupied BY Henry liooss,
his wife Rnd two children. The husband
vas absent u the time OF the explosion. A
e-menths old baby was Instantly killed,
and the mother and other child are thought
to bs fatally injured. Nothing remains Of
the powdeFhouse. Bricks we're scattered
In All directions, some being found qnar-
Ter or mile distant.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

sainfotn Takes First. Leonard second and
Orwell Third-Ths Great Engilsh Hsace oi
tine Year.
IoSDos, June 4.
The great race for the Derby stakes took
place At the EPSON summer meeting to-
day. Derby stakes of 5000 soveroigns to
60 20 the winner; 800 sovereigns to the
nomination OF the winner, 500 soveraigns TO
the owner OF second, and 400 sovereigus
to owner OF third. There we're eight
starters. The race was won by Sainfoin.
Leonard second send Orwell third. Orwell
led TO the distance post. Here sainfoin
drew 10 the front and won by thrae-quar-
ters OF . length. There was neck be-
tween Leonard aud Orwell. surefoot. the
favoriso, came In fourth.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

HANovER, Ohio. juno g.
A woman came from Cleveland to the
village OF Dungannon. three miles west OF
Hanover, o., 10 claim child helu in Gus
tody by Father Hennessy, the Catholic
priest Of the village. She claimed 10 be
the mother OF the child and q sister of
Father Hennessy. Father hsnnessy
knocked the woman down. She took
refuge with Mr. McGraw. Father Hen-
messy pursued ner to McGraw's house and
found her and Miss McGraw outside the
door. When Miss hcCiraw declined 10 20
into the house a. ordered Father Hem
messy knocked herdown with club, when
old Mr.. McGraw approached and was also
feiled with the same club. Father Hen
messy fled TO hts house. defied the authori-
ties for a time with rife, but at last sur.
rendered and was arrested.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

ffrTzAuh@, gune 4
Assistant Postmaster General j. s.
!Clarkson was interviewed al Pittshurg the
othsr day on bis say west. He denied
emphatically that he has ever sent In his
resignation oE that he even contemplated
resigning. He also denied the recent In
feFvssw attributed to him, in which hs
stated thas President Harrison was suspi-
cions OF every man under him. He said
no would like 10 start d republican weekly
~ New York City II he had the money.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
Important Conference Con-
1lflsgss N Mohawk Lake.
New York.
Ex-President Hayes Elected President
Of the Meesing---Annual Report
of the Rock Island.
Sainfoin Wins the Derby, While the
Fayorite Of the Race Comes
a7uii .Alsfa 's3 ii In Fourth ta
MoHAwr rAHr. n. r.. June !.
s'tbmi .ll1iElL lllllIl 4 - hnT

MouAwK LANE NJ r., June 4. sai ~lffs'
The negro conference was opened al
Mohawk Lake, N. T., with large number
OF distinguished men from all parts Of the
country present. The gathering was
called to consider the question OF chris
tianixing and educating the colored peo-
pie. After the conference had been
opened with an address by A. K. Smiley,
ex-President Hayes was elected president.
he then made mn address. Several papers
were read and speeches we're made on the
subject. The speakers emphasized the
necessity OF industrial education as q
means OF developing the negroes charac-
tar
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
FATAL NEBRASKA STORM.

Hnt Two Houses Len standing at Brad
shaw-A Child Killed.
LINCOLN. Neb June &
Bnt little can be learned OF the wind
storm at Bradshaw. ~ the telegraph wires
are down and communication will not be
restored until 2 or o'clock this afternoon.
From passenger on the morning train IL
- learned that but one person vas killed, q
child. Only two houses arc left standing
In the village. Nothing reliable can lie
learned unsil this afternoon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

LKADyILLE, Col, juno 4.
Engineer Polk. while repairing a pump
In the shaft Of the Micado company 8
mines, fell 400 feet TO the bottom, and was
crushed into horrible mass. No soone,
has the coorner brought the remains to tho
city than he was called 10 the Aticon mines,
where Thomas flanagan was blown to
atoms by premature explosion, and Jas.
o'Donnell probably fatally injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

FkHfamuhHs Jun0A.
a warrant charging Mayor James q.
Wyman, OF Allegheny City, wilas perjury
IN swearing he had been legally elected
mayor was issued By Alderman Reilly Iant
night. The information chargSs him with
contributing and promising TO contribute
money and either valuables TO secure his
nomination aud election. Wyman gave
bail IN the sum Of 81 900 for hearing on
Saturday. He asserts the charge Is
made n the Instance 81 has political
enomlss.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

UubANs Uthh- june q
Sam Small, the Georgia evangelist, has
accepted the presidency of the Methodist
college at Ogden. Utah. Heretofore Sam
has affiliated with the Episcopal church.
he has been evangelizing in q sort Of CO.
as-you-please way, but said when he went
70 Ogden he was going into the Episcopal
church. His sudden rejection OF that
church for the presidency Of the Methodist
university indicates that Sam needs money.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

L~n"on HpsserE ~ Try Nesv Plan,
| I4oNpox. Juns 4
The London Chambsrof Commerce il
Imotunag q scherns wh,ok il ii expected
viii xednco the nusihof AZ strikes IN !
HreAt measure and ulilua1h1ly abolish that
method of settling dlspnteS between .em.
plnssr and smpIoye. Ike plan contem-
plates the founsiskton ri @aonciIation
co1r1ltfpe. 1lnlf a. Nkich is 10 be com
pose ak clee esBaged In the various
trades snd - V master employers repra.
senting ihe leading Industries. This COM
mittee y Is proprosed 10 divide into twelve
groups Tor the purpose of convenience.
and any dispute incapable of settlement by
one OF these subdivisions il 10 be referrad
TO che full cemmittee. The Elan meets
With the favor or the trades union 4 and the
masters, aud IL il not likely thas ahy difl-
Guilty viii be experienced In obtainino fne
unqnaitfied consent OF bofh-to abide by the
final decision of the committee. 80
The recent strikes among the tailors of
London and the probsbility thak there may ]
be another at IN early date, have induced
the master tailors of Glasgow lo import
number of workmen under contract from
Germany. Eight of the largest TAILORING
In Glasgow have formed 4
syndicate with the object or overcoming any
strike that may occur among their work
men. One hundred men have alrerdy been
engaged at Hamburg under contract
binding them TO work steadily for one
rear. The syndicate pays their expenses
20 Glasgow and guarantees that weeks
work shall be only fifty-four hours. II is
expected that many more will be imported |
ND u Is quite likely that ths movement |
viii extend 10 London.
: Arrangements are proceeding satisfac-
oriiy for the demonstration 10 be held az |
dyde park on June against the compen.
lation for pubiicans or the publicans' en-
iowment and pension bin rs IL is nov
allied. whole army of members of par
lament will speak and numerous public
'odies have sienifled their intention OF be.
ng present.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

WAsHENGT0xs june e.
The house conference report on the army
appropriation bill was presented. A dele
cation Of about 100 importers from New
York city appeared to-day before the sen
ate committee On finance 10 protest against
the passage on the Mckinley fariff bilI.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
AnsI-Jswish Policy sgishdrswn

LONDON Iunn O.
The czar has issued an ukase ordering
the abandonment OF the Russian antl-Jew-
ish policy for one year. This measure is
understood 10 hare been taken In reference
to numerous protests against the recent
wholesale expulsion Of Hebrews from
different parts Of the empire, and II merely
tentative.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
cRoP SUMMARY.
Winter wheat Has Improved in Certain
Sections.

18CtsDmk.
omGAeo. June 4.
The Farmers Rerietr says:
Later reports from crop correspondents indi.
cate that an increased temperature and dimi.,-
ished rainfall have had n favorable effect u,son
the condition Of winter wheat In certain see
items In many countioe I'm uiinos and Ohio
considerable Improvement has taken place
Daring the past week. Missouri reports show a
slight decline Tho condition of spring wheat
rsfnsins practically unchanged In Iowa. sis-
eonsin and South Dakota. Correspondents re-
port some improvement I'm Minnesota and a
corresponding decline IN Nebraska. droufh
being Responsible IN the latter state In Mime.
sosa, Dakota. siohigan, wisconsin and Ohio
Dut small portion OF the corn crop is an. In
iinnota, indiana. Missouri and Kentucky eariy
pantings are above ground. but the condition
of th@ same IL considerably below the average
owing 70 cold wet weather I'm May. lows.
hannas and NebraakA would probably have
reached the usual average at this season had Il
nof been for dry weather. which until a recent
aate has retarded growth. We summarize by
percentage rs follows reports received relative
20 the condition OF corn
Iiifnofs 81 Indiana. ss1s Missouri ..ss
2 nsht nckys.., " IIown. IN Kansas. vl
Nebraska. -. col
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

Manitoba Farmers Assert That the 1890
Wheat Crop Is Now Assured.
WSSrRo. Man. June 4
The telegraph company has posted m
the following crop bulletin at Winnipeg:
Y y now she genaral opinion among farmers
IN this country that the Manitoba wheat crop
iof 1850 10 assured Reports received from
seventeen grain centers In Manitoba and west
ern terriaories show very encouraging news of
IN" ocndtaion Of crops. MANY fasnners assert
thas even ~ We shooid have no more rain this
season wheat cannot suffer from drought as the
plants have taken good rcos and arc in healthy
ana vigorous condition. This Is perhaps not
owing 30 mneh 20 recent coploua rains a. 70
carofni cultivation and tina use of the press
drth Eight hundred thousand. or an increase
OF more than 20 per cant over last year, "a the
estmated number OF aeKes in wheat alone la
manitoba. In western territories there has also
been an increase in the acreage sown over last
yesr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

hkHxExs June 4
Emperor William has informed Prince
nisfasrck thai 4 hs does mot stop his press
utterings, the result will b serious.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

CoLgMBus. o.. june 4
Two hundred and iifay employees Of the
Consoiodated street railway Of Columbus,
y, hare gone on strike for on advance on
wages.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
ROCK IsLASn AFFAIRS.


@xVVF'E7EM, FszH1FEW7Es WEsE W@W0Fts
orthe C.R- lar.
CmcAao. Jane g.
The annual meeting of stockholders OF
the G. X. !. a II. railroad was held to-day.
Y. III. Porter, Marshall Field and John De-
vine, OF Chicago, we're elected di-
rectors TO succeed themselves, and David
Dows. jr., OF New York, was elected 10
succeed James X. oowing. After the ad-
tournament OF the stoekhoidsrs' meeting,
the board oy directors held a meeting and
procdeedsd 20 elect officers for the
coming year. II. Il. Gable, of
Chicago. was re-elected president.
The annual report TO stockholders
for the year ending March 81, 1890, In
comparison with that OF the preceding As
cal yoas, WINS M follows.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
wm ssssome siishsp Of sansa Re.

Rev. p. L. Ohapelle, pastor Of st..
Matthews Roman Catholic church In
Washington, will be elevated tothe bishop
rho Of Santa Fe, N. III. This diocese has
been without head Tor scms time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
I.sprosy at Cape Colony.

'FENNF 1E NWE5N NVEWtkys
LoxpoN, June 4.
Leprosy has increased to such an extent
in Cape Colony that hospital for lepers
has been founded on Robinson island,
near the African coast. In India iegisla.
tion 10 urgently demanded for ths suppress
sion of leprosy. Six lepers we're recently
arrested while begging in the markets at
Bombay.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05
Opposed 20 Dssessablishmens.

LONDON June 4.
Tbs earl of Selbourne protests against
the disestablishmsnt Of the church OF
Scotland on the ground that the oct OF
union with Scotland made solemn COM
pact to maintain the then established
church In that country. The English
clergy are raising funds for the defense Of
the church.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-05

AT ths close Of his FIRST day of work as
census enumerator, Frank Mapgus, or
New Kork committed sniusde.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
rnE WATER sysTEm.

Engineer Williams Back frnm Chicago
Extension of seFlag Aiii system.
Engineer Beuezette Williams, OF uicago
whe has charge OF the new walerwoFks
system Tor seattle, has just arrived in the
city. He came by Nay Of san Francisco
and was showed In for two days ct Sissons
on the wav 10 seaitie Mr. Williams re-.
mains entil the survey to Rock creek and
Cedar river 4 completed and the contracts
let fer tao construction of the work. He
viii also attend At once a. the extension
and enlargement ct the spFing Hul plant.
which wlll be his first work. A careful
Typographical survey ct the city has been
III progress by Senrry q Osens Tor several
months, and Is naw nearly completed.
This will lse used by Mr.. Williams i'm his
estimates, ana he expects 20 spend q month
or more ON this work.
In reference 70 The purchase by the city
Of the spring Hill plant Mr.. Williams said ;
z he people al seattle viii see the day
when they arc glad they have their own
watorworks. | have just come from san
FRANCHISES. and the residents Of that city
arr wishing they 0gned their own works .
Engineer John Erickson, assistant to Mr.
Williams IN the work he has undertaken
here, has almost completed AN elaborate
map II the territory tributary 10 Seattle
ana the route OF the rev pipe line to Rock
creek. The map is q fine piece OF drawing
and will be oi material use in letting the
contracts Tor the work Of laying the pipe
linz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
ennseNAl

M J. f. Mcdonald. president OF The
Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern railway.
weRt 70 shelton Tuesday to be absent
few days
Rev Father rnnitFe is AZ Olympia TAX.
ing The place of Use Catholic priest OF that
cay Who Is ili
NJ. samuel K HaFkness. Of the firm Of
:. iiaxteg & %. was on the STREETS yester.
day after severe illness.
Mf. Waiter Smith. manager Of the pn-
res soautl aihl Company store at LISA
lady. VA Ia the city yesterday.
Major ana Mrs X Hayden vent YES.
terday 81 Tacoma, where they we're
guests 81 General J. ~. sprague. They
return today.
MY. A. y Toufyille chief clerk in the
office q. the seattle, Lake shore & Eastern
railway will on Monday take position in
Dexter Horton & Co bank
Mr W F.. Anderson. travelling auditor
toe che Canadian Pacific railway sest o.
Winnipeg. arrived here yesterday from
Vancouver, Il. a.. and viii remain here
ever sunday
Mr.. y. II. Morrison has been appointed
lard assnt for the orsSoa Improvement
real estate og the company ia this state.
Oregon sna ether polats.
Mr. r 4. Haekest. Al Portland. assistant
agent ~ the Chieaso, Burlington 4 Quincy
railtes4. accompanies bv NJ I. "
Parkes. travelling freight and passenger
sreas We6s - Spokane last nseat
Ne h Christopher. with tae Puget
Sound Slsaee Rsi,Fyaa Company Intends
svus & kasrhsvea February I ieF she pur.
pose 81 taFmtng a partnership nth IL NJ
6ytfy 10 earn e8 tiae business II house
asstldane aut eaftgAst.nE
Mr. sud Mrs.. 4 v rsauy ant son ana
daughter. sgeea9 psasesi IS Miss selma
chambers. lsts lass uSeht overlAas8 f0t
Sansa NlsB&xas MFs neBnx's esd bosne.
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