davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16

woznicy, ponlewaa nasz Kud-
10 udawat sic z Mani. a rece
jegc mogtem z najwieksza uf
noscia powierzyc op,eke mad
drogocennym Ola mnie pocia.
giem. Ola slebie kupilem ko
MA, karabin, i wszystkie
%przedmiotY niezbedne W po-
dro2y przez stepy. Moi syno-
VIE, Henryk i Franciszek,
mieli take swoje karabinki,
kupione jeszcze W Wirginil, a
Henryk umial swojego dosko-
male u3ywaG.
Gdy JUL wszystko byfo go
towe, puscilismy sic W droge,
ktora mas zawiese miafa W 3D.
ludne, dixie pustynie.
karawana nasza ME byfa
liczna; wielka karawana, kto-
ra co rok wychodzi W kierun-
ku Santa,Fe, p~oprzedzifa mas
o kilka tygodni. Byfo mas o.
kofo dwudziestu ludzi, miel,s-
my zas re SODA dwanascie
wozow. Oprocz mas prawie
wszyscy byli Meksykanle, kto,
rzy powracali re Stauow Z]e-
dnoczonych, gdzie udali sic W
celu zakupna kilku szluk ar
tyleryi ola gubernatora Santa
Fe i mieli obecnie PREY sobie
dzia1o i diva bronzowe mo-
zdzierze z lawetami, amunicya
i jaszczykami.
Me pctrzebuje zapewne O.
powiadaG wszystkich wan ME-
wygod podrozy, wszystkich
niebezpieczenstw srod dzikich
step6w, gdy przychodzifo
przebywa6 strome CORY, lub
rwace, olbrzymie potoki. W
pustyni spotkalisn'y dzikich
Pawnlesow, a mad brzegami
Arkanzasu male plemie Ka-
jenny, i jedni j drudzY jed
max ME SMELL mas zaczeple.
Pc dw6ch miesiecach podr6zy
stracilismy Shady zwyk1ej han
dlowel drogi l karawana ma
sza, W celu uniknienia napa-
du straszliwych Arapahosow,
skierowafa sic hu rzece Kama.
dyjskiei ably postepowac da-
lie, wzlfuz lei prawego brze.
gu.
Bylo widocznem ma ka2dym
kroku, ze wchodz'my W Sra.
inc straszliwie dzika | nlezna-
ma. Postepowalismy zwolna -
droga BOWEN nasza stawafa
sic coraz trudniejsza. Tu i
owdzie przerzynafy Je tax
zwane arroyos, to Jest fo3yska
wysehnietych rick strumieni,
O br2egach czestokro6 tax spa
dzistych, a wysokich, 2e trze
ba -by1o szukac przejscla ola
wozow ma przestrzenl kilku
mil.
Prey jedne) z takich niebez-
piecznych przepraw ztamaf sic
u mego wozu dyszel. Odprze-
glismy natychmiAst woly i
PREY pon.ocy Kudza usi}owa-
lem zwiazac szaurem dyszel
tax, zeby MONA byfo puscic
sic W dalsza droge. Spowodo-
wato to jednak2e pewne op6-
znienie, W skutek ktorego ma
81 towarzysze wyprzedzill mas.
Mo- przyjaclel Szkot, zaniepo-
kojony nasza nieobecnoscia,
wroci1 do mas, o6arujac swoje
pomoc; podziekowaiem "a mia
uprzejmie, mowiac he mann ma
dzieie dogonic karawane, ma
najblizszym przystanku. zresz'
ia ME byfo mic nadzwyczaj
nego W tym calym wypadku
bardzo czesto zdarzato sic, 2e
jakis WOE zepsuty zatrzyma'
sic W drodze sporzadzony do
pedzai tych, ktolzy go wy
przedzili. Znajac clesielskie do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
I
KaraWana.

WA
Przybywszy do SENT Louis,
mlafem JUL tylko $500 fran
kow. Sums ia rychfo mog}a
sic byfa wyczerpac, gdybym,
zafo2ywszy rece, ME pomyslaf
O tenn, co mi dale) czyniG ma
lezy.
WtaSnie wtedy, " hotelu W
kt6rym mieszkaien, zjawlf
mfody Szkot, z ktorym sic
wkrotce pozna}em. Jak ia, byi
on obcym W Saint Louis, ;
jak ia, pcchodzll re starej Of
czyzny %. Pc zabraniu ana
iomosci, przyszfo do obustron
nych zwierzeh, z ktorych on
poznaf mole troski W Nlrglnii
f, Kairze, ia zas dowiedziaiem
sic o .]ego planach i zamia-
rach. Nowy moi znajomy O.
kauai gorace wspolczucie Ola
molch smutkow i powiedzial
mi lie jest gornlklem j lie Cd
kllku lat pracuie W kopalniach
mledzi, nledaleko cd srodka
wielkle) p%ustypi, W gorach
Los Mlmbres, ma zachod rzeki
Del Norte.
Szczegolny to narod CT Szko-
ci! Narod nieliczny, q jednak
pefno ich ma wszystkich pun
ktach ziemi. Idzcie gdzle chce.
Gle, a znajdziecie ich wszedz1e,
i to W potozeniu znosnem lub
nawet ma drodze do ma)atku,
a czy W nbostwie, cry W po
wodzenlu, rie traca ami ma
chwile goracego przywiazania,
jake nosza W glebi serca dla
: swojej rodzlnnej ziemi.
Moi znajomy byt wlasnie
W podro3y do Stanow Zjedno
czonych, z ktorych wraca
przez Saint Louis | Santa.F.
!. do swo]e] miedziane] kopalni
Towarzyszyfa mu iona, milo
da l plekna Meksykanka,
, jedyne dzlecko. Czekaf on nj
= maia karawane hiszpanskq
, ktora miata sic skierowac X
=" Nowemu Meksykowi. Chcia
: sic z MIA udac W dalsza pc
3 droz, azeby W liczniejszem t.
l. warzystwie bye bezpiecznyr
: ma przypadek napadu dixie
!" Iudyan.
e Wysfuchawszy moich swierze
utyskiwan, radzlf mi zyczli
a. vie, bym mu towarzyszy1
= ofiarowaf mi bardzo korzys'
70 ne zajecie W. kopalni, ktor'
~ byi dyrektorem. Zniechecon
' pobytem srod mieszkanco,
Stanow Zjednoczonych, @
ktorych doznafem samych ty
W ko przykrosci, ochotnie PREY
re jafem jego propozycya. NJ
tychmiast tedy pod jego csc
bistym kierunklem poczaiel
%. sic gotowae do drogi. Pieniq
Ok DE ktore miafem, postuzy]
mi W tym razie wybornie. K,
pifem "a ME woz z para ?,
~ ciagowych wofow, ktory mi
wiezc mole zone i mole die
y CT, a takze. przedmioty nlezb
d d1e W TAX dalekiej podr5z
W. Me professionalism najmow;
y Q) TAX mieszkancy STAND
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
PObYT " PUSTYNl
(Ciag dalszy).
Rolf mowif dalei:

~ SP'OS~~
pefnym obrachunku, pozosta.
10 mi jul tylko 10000 fran
k6w. q TAX matemi zasobami
niepodobna byfo myslet o dai.
seem prowadzeniu jakiegokol-
wiekbadz gospodarstwa. Pc
stanowifem tedy udaG sic W
strone zachodu i osiedlic W
wielkiej dolinie Mississippi.
Sadzifem, lie W tych bardzo
ma1o zaludnlonych stronach z
i~atwoscia bede mogf nabyc
zlemie, pc urzadzeniu ktore1
z rowna fatwo5cia przJjdzie
mi zafoAy6 odpowiednia osa-
de.
w tych wiasnie czasach
zwrocifo mole uwage pewne
ogfoszenle, ktore wyczytafem
W dziennikach. Zapowladalo
ono zalozenie nowego miasta,
ktore mialo powstac PREY zbie-
gu rick Ohio i Mississippi.
.Miano je nazwaG KAREN, a
wyjatkowe po''oo31enie W pobli-
au dwoch najwiebszych REX
%spfawnych swiata, ME pozwa.
lafo waupi&, lie 20 upfywie
kilkunastu lat STAG sic ono
mole naibardzlej kwitnacem
miastem Ameryki. Wszystko
to zapowiadaio i wr62yfo O.
gloszenie, kilkakrotnle powto-
rzone. Oglaszano tak&e spree
daa malych ka waik6w ziemi
W poblizu miasta, ma ktorych
osiedlenl roln1cy l przemys&ow-
cy mogliby korzystac z sa-
siedztwa W przyszfosci z OIL
brzymiem targowlsklem,
jake obrocl6 sic ono nIiafo...
kledys! Me miaiem spokojne-
60 dpla an nocy dopoty do
poki ME kupiiem takie] ma1ej
czastki ziemi, przewiduJac 10.
rzvSci nieDrZeWidZiane!
Zawarfszy stanowcza umo-
we, udalem sic natychniast
ma miejsce, adv obaczyc no
wy nabytek. Zabrafem re So
b. Zone i dzieci, kt6rYch mia
lem wowczas troje; dwoje
starszych byfo bliznietami,
majacemi pc dzlewiee lat wle-
ku. Poniewaz ME mielismy
zamiaru wracac do Wirginii,
nasz wierny kudzo towarzy-
szyf nam, ably podzielac z ma
mi dalsze nasze koleje.
Byfa to przykra podroz, a
lie stokro6 mniej przykra nil
zgryzota, ktora mas oczekiwa'
Ia "a przybyciem do owsgc
nieszczesnego Kairu. Me by
10 tam mic, procz jednego do
mu zbudowanego ma ]edynen
miejscu, ktore ME bylo bag
mem ami trzesawiskiem. Pra
vie wszystk1e place, przezna
czone pod przyszfe m;asto
znajdowafy sic pod woda. U.
lice. ktore tn kiedys mia1,
sic wspaniale rozfoayc i upla
nowac. pokrywafy teraz lasy
strumienle lub bfota.
Pred wyjazdem ogladafer
I olbrzymi, szczeg6fowo naryst
wany proiekt owego miasts
Ma paplerze widzlaiem tea
ira, koiciofy, palace sprawi'
dliwoscii komisyj handlowycl
gie1de j olbrzymie bazary. -.
W rzeczywistosci ami slado'
tego wszystkiego odnalezG nj
bylo MONA. Posrod bfota
trzesawisk stat tylko wsp,
mniany JUL dom, jedyny, n
dzny, sklecony ma predc
Dom ten bYi naiobrzydllws'
karczma, W ktotej strach b
10 siedzlec przez godzine. Kr
Gill sic pc niej marynarze ba
do podejrzanej powierzcho,
nosci i obyczajow, kt6
wstretem przeimowaiy.
Fa h,1o rnhi62 po1o,&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

~cLEvELASp. June i7.-Evc-y railroad in Clevc-
land is tied mp by the s~wislhmen's strike. The
wheels OF the passenger and NAH trains are the
only ones running this morning. What the cut
come will be neither the officials nor the switch
men predict. but both regard the situation Is
serious. Tse switehmen claim that the rail-
roa-s must listen 70 their demands witaout de-
lay. or tae yardmen in adjacent cities VIII also
leave wotk.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE disafYtctiou In the
ranks az labor il on the increase. The cloak
makers lock out. IL is asserted. 10 only the be
glazing OF a general strike, which viii eclipse
any OF the kind YET known in this city. A
number OF Italian taslors left the shopa this
morning and many more are expected TO strike
tomorrow.
BosToS. June 1.-THE building lahorers of
Bsstop. Sumerviile and Cambridge. numbering
s,osl struck this morning for an advance OF .
cents . day. The bsieksayea have agreed Ia
support tbs strikers and will not receive stock
At the hands OF men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
Cured by Cuticura

My disease tpsoriaSD nrss broke ont on my
left cheek, Spreading across my nose. and simost
GOV ring any lace. II ran into my eye, and the
pbysieiAn was afraid / would loss my eyoAi9ht
altogether. II spread Oil over NV he'd aud my
hair al fe.l ott. until was entirely b d-headcd:
II then broke out on my arms aud shoulders until
my arms were just n sore. II rovered
my entire boy. my face. h.ad and
tel constantly from my head. shoulders and
arms the fkin wou thicken aud De rod
and ve-y itchy. and would crack and bleed
II scratcned After spend nz many hundreds
Of dollars, | wss pronounced incurable. iheafd
OF the CUTrcuxA REMEDIES. and alter asing two
bottles CurICuRA kE-oLyENT. / could see q
change: ann after ] hsd taken four bot les I was
almost cured; and when ! had used six oott'es
of CUTICURA REsoLvENT and one Box Of Curl.
cCRA, and one cake OF CUTICURA koAP, I WAS
cured Of the dreadful q sease frnm which I had
suffered for ave years I thought the diseass
would leave z very deep scaf. bat the CUrcURA
RENHDiRs cured IL without any scarA I cannot
express with . pen what I suffered before ustng
the CuTIcuHA RxMEDIEa They saved my life.
and ] feel 1t nv duty TO recommend them. Ny
hair IL restored ~ good ~ ever. aud % n my
eyesfght. know OF Others who have received
great benefit from ths fr nee.
MIA ROSA KELLY. Rockweu City. Iowa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

- - nAe9~N 49, Uoaes
MeDer
xo11s June 1A-1he third annual
X00El1uon IL pfopofty e J. =.
- Roncho det Pan. CaIifor-
SS@wsseSng m keeA A..r ~ &c.
$500. 49,
- "--sS .AnN uoss1-
N(1xk tn oeo01n9 ve9 lively n the
Io 1U61im4 ~ oon1fdorod very fair.
~ ~ satos:
- Kyra. eua q neIv. Ahr~ q
q .Sns brour 6lly 81 Joe Dsnisla
1ff1191n /. noon. SO. nv nuv -
~ ~ e AItitnde. Z 3 Roes. q. car.
~ - Hxder An. cut e. nssss-Ii.
n6S1fnA 80: brown coia s. DsrshIp
A nnRnrfo. u. q. noilins 20.
- nv 81 parebin- out -
pT11Sa P1orfe iorilIerd.s sno: hsv ,ol. ~
1irS. 81 q ntns Drssa. j 4. Je0<ret 1850.
~ m - n Nodfcd. ont Of Donnir Esse
rc1s ~. 4Ic0o. 6rown colt IS DsrshIn, ont ~
fSrl1e. I6ompepn. an: hrovn COLI bv 81,
r1nG oof q Cartmima j 4. And III
1mTfe. 80: chwenut cole b. slr noirrd
onf g CaimeeA Maxcus DAILY, 81. sOos bsoun cot
"A Nodrcd. Qua 81 Ymbfoidsry. Marcns
r. Es1sefec. cut q Explosioa. Fierr.
13e1IIsr6. - soos cheatnut coz 81 Joe n.n,s,.
- ef Gufia Marcus paiy. 4. 800: nav allv hv
uonkln. ouf ar 0lsndive. j. n cassidy. sf'ass.
~ M - persbln. ousof Gleudcra. VI. pons.
0on Cnilfornia. Sxo: chestnut coli. h.If
$500 10 Yempland. by Hyaer All.
80 81 01orlsrdnei. w C. Rollins s-se'
- eoaf ~ John Hanny ont ~ ssandas.
Hrrhea s776, NAV coli by ar Modr~a- ans
q 0irondula Nsruus naiy. ee,o0: chcssnu, COLI
heltshrother q Enrlcstdc. ~ Warwick .oaf ~ lila.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
NEW NAP OF AFRICA.
Germany and England Divide
the Continent.
sarTssH TAKE LIONS SHANE
SaItsa % xansShar Lsoes Do01m1sn-1oa-
fes1an1. n Ksssps. - - CsdsA
- Gsraasy.

Loxpos. June l7.-Lerd sasisbnsyss Dispatch
70 British Ambassadcr Albert coaesrrtng tbs
axfe-ront with GERMANY, d1<iare1 shaf Ger
mauys claim tbsf where one power
orrup:es ths coakt another nay nor
wifho1t consent ccczpy unslafmed regions
il the rssr can net ~ oiloxxd in eAses whers
me country u already occupied b. Engfshmsns
bar where thore 9aa No Eug1ah settfementA
EnxIand hss no tffis - advancs agninsf GERMAN
elsimL
The asrseueut in subatsncs Il = follows:
Ergiaud refsIns stevenson road. which wan =
tbs boancaxy between the EnEiisn asa
German spheres 4 hne ahaa
Bourks on the west shore Of Lake Albert NJ
enxa 70 fhc mouth Of the K1tmbo. on the eou1n
shore Of Lsks TknxanyikA koFshward Ger
uaHy retains me region - tar - the Congo
sfais and along the nnf degree Of sonsh latitude.
the boundary diverzipg around the wessern
shorc Of Albert EyaBxs 10 include the noun
tain Ut Mfumhro. in the british sphere. IN
order 70 make the !ronties coincide a nearly -
possible vita the region covered b stAniey's
tssasiea.
In al the East African territories eqsal rights
Of setting or trading shall be conferred ~ the
two parties respectively or their subjects De-
tails Of The srontier hstween SgsnilAnd Damo-
agreed from the lsfitafe Of Lake
Ugami up ~ far ~ the eighteenth
degree Of south latitude tie German frontier
shall coincide with the twenty-hrst degree Of
east longitude. In Togelsnd the frontier - rec
tiled. securing the mouth Of the Volta to Eng
iaud. aud giving Germany access TO the Volta
river At the highest point OF ia course.
Germany crdes the islands OF Msnda and
Pafta ScmAii. comprising . coast nna Of over
500 miles 20 England. 80 that except the Congo
state there viii b. no competition with British
influences between the nnt degree Of
soaah latitude and the borders OF
Egypt along the whole rountry
lying south md west Of the Italian protectorate.
Germany conssH 4 that England shall assume
an exclusive prnfecsora' e la the salranxte OF
Zanzibar and PsmbA England viii assist Ger
many 10 obtain eession oil the German coast
line hitherto r-nt d from the sultan.
England. considering Heliso.and useless since
she lost Hanover. will ceds Il 70 Germany, Sub
Jet 70 the conssnf Of Parliament The
present customs tariff shall be continued
twenty years. Oshei colonial disputes in Africa
are reserved for friendly settlement. and the
stain quo win be preserved pending ratification
Of the present agreement.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
Mnn1nE WAS u1prous.
Terrible frisehxht of Eighteen Rounds
Near New York.

NEW Weak. June f-.-Recdy Mcbride. Of PIN.
sdeiphis. and JsnEay Lynch. cf New YORK.
fought az OAK pufns this morning with skin
tight Stoves for p.co and an added purse OF
tS1 Esghteca reuDd were fought. aud beth
men were terribly punished. For the 6sst half
of ths agat II neh hst decidedly the best of IL.
seFins on the aggressive moss OF the time and
ruaishlns Mcbride severely. The latter. ia tact,
wfs nesrfy kaonSei oat In the tesfh renna. bur
bis woaeereui yaisytnx rpweF kept hsrn up.
In sae twelfth Mcbride tsck the offensive. ana
In tssss srd she thisseeash round sueceedss in
iaslessf< severe pun sam IT on Iyneh. In the
EoGrteeata, however. he was knocked down.
In the sixteenth he yearly hacked Iyueh
ont. hut taa latter rallied. ami from that time
was eta BOP gassi be pat Mansilc ~ stsep IN The
eighteenth with srighe handler ca the Jaw. Nc.
Bride WAS . hldseus sight. while lyleh Was not
50 badly assa ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
California Woo, sales.

eAx FRANCISCO. Juae IT, The annual wool
sale AT Cioyerdaie arranged By the Donahus
road was hesna today. Abegs 90 bales. or aia.-
o. poaaas. of wool were reported ~ offered for
sale zke big sale OF the year and the largest
In TITO state viii begin THURSDAY
~ IksaA. Although the wool groaucl
Ia less tAsix year than last. il Is expected by the
raiirosd people that fully 5000 1ales. or over q
million pounds Of wool. viii be taken TO this
sale by the producers OF the coua,ry tributary
10 the railroad, soale Of IL coming from q dis
tance of ssyenty-Ayem niles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
A Muraerau. G.n,r., ON r,,,,.

SAN yoss, June E.-The trial OF General II l.
Gordea tor assault 10 mnrces c. II. Potter be
gan "a the superior court today. Several wit
nesses were examined. their tsstinnuny sAow.
ias thss Potter skrnex Gordon Hasss fsr
thai the latter wss going 10 attack him. and q
searts sasasa. When the parties separated
Potter ran. uordon drew . pistol and Hrra two
sssets. iol owing Potter hal = eseck- oae a the
easisss lodged in bis ssde. making . assa
wstand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

rokytASn Jsna E-5&eah scAssfes. ne
aseas Ais1sarslst. arrived today ste is aereyn.
rssssa ~ ives saA Neclearg. TAsy viii give
exhtfstsaBs here Taey Will 70 - TIE sound.
tseaer to Iaedoa xaa Earas s1a&eter SAYS he
il ~tssax 10 Esess fz9 IA Ger Az nauaher IL
posats aad ans sa he says fvSs - tAe aasy
one 81 TIE lesser AsiSRratsls who stands aay
eAanse Of h@lng champion. and he REGARDS ain
a. toe cufnsn< naze.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
Atlantic Yacht caab Race.

nav foRx, swae fz-Ihe wtnrepsn annua,
rsr ef tie AtlAssiis Yacht sinb was sailed ever
tassr reSHsas esanTses Tee entries were
the sssags Shamrock and NepensAer.
tAe tlrpsFs Ksshae Q and Fralse. the cutters
Cisss and Ssasa and the sstsess B}su. Tbs
sssaarsek ard Katrina sailed = elcss race over
tae sandy Hook Heass ssurse. thirty ave niles
Inv >asHsssee wsassasg by s~weaty.sesen seSoris
Actual rrn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
IRISH MEASURES CAN wArr.
English Tories Will Only Pass the II
censIug Mil This Session.

EnEffah Tories VIII OuIy Foa8 the LIZ
ceRsing Bili This Session.
Loxpox. June lin the ommon tonight
SMITH. government leader. said be would intro
ducs'ou Monday . motion for earlier meeting
of rs ritament curtailmsnt of the debate on tie
Qus ems speech. and suspt naion until
next session Of complicated bills like
the land purchase measure.
Glads one gave notice Of : resolution against
such . grave change In parliamentary usage and
constitutional practices He complained strongly
that everything appeared to be sacrificed TO the
passing OF the licensing bill.
Smith admitted that II his motion was
adopted he would ask adjournment Of the land
purchase bill tall next session. The govern
ment hoped to pas the licensing bill notwith-
standing obstruction. He dec ned TO say any
thing about the Irish local government bill
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

Lrrxx Rock. Ark. June r-.-Tae Democratic
state eonscaaon dominated Tor governor. jane,
=. gsxss; SECRETARY Of state. h h. echixsn,
sst4sos. " : Dunlap: sssoTaey general. W Z.
asksason. superintendent 81 ras48c Instruction..
J. Il. sAfna: treasures. n n Aarrew: law eum.
zsasstsnes. L n Meyers: commissioner Of axrs-
~sasauFe. ~ =. Lsk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
BASEBALL TODAY.
II the pews Malt of the Daisies there
VIII be q Game To-day

Unless there IL heavy rain today the regular
baseball same scheduled viii be played ba.ween
the scatsles and the spokanes at the Madison
street grounds. After the rain yesterday morn-
Ina Keeper 0snzeil ard his associates pus in
several hours narrowing aud rolling the ground.
aud Il Il now in splendid condition. A rood
game il al most assured
The Clubs have TO play ball. rs the race
toward the peanant Is close and a game lest is q
serious thing inr any az the three clubs that are
In tae race Avssy. who is ia good form, will
pitch Tor the seastleA and Emmefkc will be in
Tor the spossnea The positions Of the players
aee a. follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
Cutlcura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and pdreet
ard best OF Humor Remedies, internally. and
CUTICuRA, the great skin Cure, and CUTICURA
soar, IN exquisite Skin Beantffer, externally,
have cured thousands Of cases where the she'd
cracked, bleeding, Burning. and itching d&ost
beyond human endurance, hair hfeless ct a.
most gone, suffering terrible What other rome
dies have mad Euch cures?
Sold everywhere. Price, CUucunA. 0oc; eoAP,
Sc; REsoLvENr. 81. Prepared by the PofTEI
DRUe y CHEMICAL EXPLORATION Boston.
-Send for "H0wt to Cure skin Diseases,s
a passes, 50 Illustrations. and 100 testimoni9la
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

wAnsA. CRY. inns f1s-kesnfs Of The sAeess
rwossssr-pid flsiso, fous sursesxs-fs*nohesas
uon. Mo x1hips uceac. NasrsosA tAsrs;
ma -
nrsSoa arsorcias ana upvAran. enc mile
Whfufse wen. VIII Iyooa second. vssaaatshs
Md tfme 1se<A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
tn. M.r.sa rhr..h.a /, w,x..

JAck*cNviiLE~ Fa,y ne S,-Nsyo- McGuaia
Wa bzasAIly assaulted with . eslay and esfi.
Gas injured by City MAMMAL Wig.
gsns to-day. Charges 4 e1acsaa n.s-
eeaaaeS have receatly hecn preferred
against wtxyin~ ami IL 10 sapp sell he held
Mayor Mcegsii responsible Er saeaa. wixxius
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

rexpcr, Juns E.-Tns Ascos stakes were wen
~ lard iorne, uarasus srcoad. Lily Of I.amiey
Third.
ne eoid vsss wss woa ~ ryrsns i&ness.
eede, Jcuarts sscond. = nliy ~ Ben dor, eas Of
AAb5f4nshs shird.
Era second, neAxides thtrd-
1snnnfnn ron the DixnniAi seakeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

11OxHEkmOOD 11,eoo.LBAGUxs.1o
Dooo3o Evea4s - h~>tsn swell Baseball
1<~<efpts-
exnmx. lnua r-7he rroeherhoed clubs
pjavsd fwo fannee today. The herns team won
fOth eeucz b. their hesxv hating. 1osss IT.
eendencs ia tzo xames. INA
Nosuinx EAnes
B<n1nn o11IiAo0a-12
tsoukT 50oe0o00O-o
u-eftsrs<e-p4fr srA YelIy. N<yasnx. sowders
ana Ksneiow. Hsss-Eost1r II. breokiyn ~ r.
rurx-nxetsg1 Ia Bfcoklxu .. Truptres-Mak
news aud psfly.
Afssrnoon GAGE.
"a
I
utis-b< zen q. brooklyn II k-ffofs-Do>toa
8 hsooks5a =. Ettssres-ksircy kssiey and
sustt. Van HHisstn and Cox umpifes-As
uz<Ws and 6unTtHx.
The Nss Tori IHaxus best Boston In tbs fore
nopa ~ superjor Esidsnx. Tbs Afternoon game
was sharply contessed and charnc;erszsd ~ dns
Geadtux On 10th sdeA About 800 people ~
tncsd betf HAusz.
AcEninx sauns
49, Oh
Boston D. 2
Hiss-Ssw YORK S Boston z. Eron-Sew
York q. boston 1 Hsftercs-weich sud Buck
leg. Gstxein aud Bennett UDp.se-ZschsxsaA
AfEefnoou game.
NHxf0U $500 u U u
New YORK .s-2og0i0oo0-5
Boston Z. New YoEk {. Krrors-Boston
8 Ssw YORK 3 MISREPRESENTATION aud Ben
uetts hnss II aud Buckley. mptrs-Z srhasias-
= YoHE. Jane 1.-THE Bsutnerno1d game
here today resnif1s In : victory Tor Philadelphia
alter ten h4sd-foushs innings Attendance $50
New Yafz a1lo0o00O- ~
fntiSde;rhts .<-ts-. si . l1e30V0i-7
hiss-Nsw YORK Is Phiiadssphts II. Errors
New Ysrk E. fAisssesnhia I Bssseriss-san-
ders aud Atistgau. keese AID kwing. umfsrs
-kn
EK03EIfK, Ju5e The tcca League team
wen Z vietnry on Philadelphia today in Z pref
lily played game. Attendance, l,eo0
Brooklyn ..1oeoooso.-S
Phiisd siphfa A.
Hsts-Philaaesphsa ii. Brooglrn lo Errors
PniladcIphts /. Hsook.vn /. Bst
ana Clements; Losxst and Busnour. Umpifes-
NeQusid a1d Powers.
CHICAGO. June T.-Ihe Chicago Brotherhood
club beat the clesessnds with ease toeay. King
pitched IN Ene fora .. . critses. stage, ana the
yisitofs we're nnhhie 10 do anything with him.
Attendancs I.20G
0o1eol02-<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18

Reservations On sny ssssrasAsg line in the
Atsaasse s*fsies TO Eurnre and EagSAnd can be
sscnfee& 81 NaFshsrn f&ekAe cszzxA A chfinr.x
easy tsxke& AGENT. T& eeennd street En&sSr
1@eeks K fonksn deres ttekes xxsa. seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-18
". q. =. q. and the Ias,err.

cHfesasA Jane fT-Nis Wharf ana Ma
haeta. pFvssseas s8a SECRETARY ~ TIE Ssssaaal
", & 4 Z. hass. Ia seh&ls % that crsaassa
ton, sent = sestsf ~ n. t4auss&as Legislature.
arg ax 4 feat q tse laksery all