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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

The Spanish American republics
have not yet been able TO bring tho
business Of government down to bust.
ness bisis. Tho people rs whole ARE
not surchnrsed with civilization; there
is room for little moro intelligence;
aad 1t Is obvious TO any reader OF re.
cent and current history that tho poli,-
Teal and military chief,ains manage
the government Us they please, with
sublime indlference 70 public intere ,ts.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

THERE Is bit OF martial pleasan try
about the czar's Statement: that Russia
requires strong military organiza-
ton. not for aggressive purposes. but
10 maintain the invaluable blessings OF
peace. The peace he is after is II large
piece" Of the Balkan provinces.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

IT is the bane Of all honest move
nents In politics that the demagogue
inficts himself upon them. 1t is on
the old principle that David got SO
large a convention together at tho
cave OF Adullam,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

. knowledge Of German is more SER
viceable than Is u corresponding
knowledge OF French. The president
Of the N. Y. Normal College. when
nsked about the discrimination In favor
OF French. said that the French Ian.
guage 10 considered by some people
tho more fashionable though not tho
moro useful; and fashion always tri-
umphs over utility"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

IT is surprising how the fashion
among ministers OF religion OF wear
ing distinctive dress is dying out A
few years ago nearly every minister
wore = white necktie, a vest puttonei
close up to the throat, and n coat oil
similar popularity. Now ministers
dress very much like business men do.
with perhaps little moro preference
for black; but each pleases himself US
70 cut and style.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

Tho New York Sun figures that III.
rise In agricultural products caused by
tho practical reconciliation Of silver will
add sioo, otc,oto = year 70 the income Of thu
farmers Of the country.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

MIssouR. owes less than 1000. 900,
and pays 81 per cent interest on her
honda BY 1900 the state will be out
OF debt a. all tho bonds can be paid
40 fast a. they mature.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

Arrangements have been completed
for extending tho Colorado Springs ulec-
tric railroad TO Msnitou The faro bc.
tween tho two places will bo OILY tsn
cents.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

Ihe population Of the now State Of
Washington IL Did, 0o0.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

New Mexico has a popula.i on Of
io9.ooO, --
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
MONDAY. Au0 usr IS.

sxNArk.-Thc resolution horstofors Of
Tered by Mr. Plumb 70 prohibit tue Gale Of
spirituous, viuoua or malt LIQUOR In the
SAnatr wing Of the capitol was taken up.
but IN the absence Of Mosnrs. Blair and
Butler. who had offered Amsndments, IL
went over until Tomorrow. Tho tariR blll
msss ,"e ~ 's ~, W; propo.itios 80
Republicans snd Accsptsd By M. Oornas.
representing the Democrats, that rsnoral
discussion on tho tariff bill b. conSinue6
~ 70 and including Wednesday, Bsptem.
Dor J.. 10 have nys minutes debate %
Thursday. tho 9Th, Friday. 9TH, and Sat.
urusy, IN. aud 70 NJ Monday, September
sth, and thereafter for consideratiou Of
tho bill and amendments without dehasS.
AUD then the finnl vote u 10 taken on ~
passage Of tho bill. To morrow. Nj.
Aidrich will nak for Unanimous coussnt
70 have this order made.
The tarih bill WAS again taken up. the
pending question being on paragraph ivS.
page %, iinposlng n duty OF " ccnts psr
pound 90 lead orr .na lead dross; provided
mat silver ore aud all other orra contain
ing lend shall pay u duty Of ~ csnts per
pound on tho lead contained therein, 40
corning 10 sample and assay VI mort OF
cntry.
Hotsn.-lu the House to-day Mr.. Quinn
OF New York offered for references = rrsn-
lntion instructing the committee on iudici.
nry 10 report by bill or otherwise on nee
rs-ary legislation 10 prevent rajiroeda
from emplosin. uhiustitabiy large bodIes
OF armed men, dcnoninnted ',dctrctIyos.W
Central. 's
Inc announcement OF tho sudden death
ol NohRressinnn Levi. Wilson, Of Pam
sylvnhla, was then made aud tho uousc "a.
lo"'neh OUT OF respect TO his memory,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
rRIpA,. AUGUST ~.
SATURDAY. Aua. ".

sESAIx.-Thc entire session was takes
up In addrcsses Of ouloSy Of tho late See.
ator Beck
HorsK.--Mr. Mckinley. Of o hIo, from
the committee on rulea, reported. and The
Thursday end Saturday Of next week for
the consideration Of tho bills, constituting
eight hours days work aud relative 10
allen contract labor. Tho House then re.
.amsd consideration Of the Congss lard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02

the Hnason Eox beassng doxn clothing
nskn on the prizes Of an oserees. b. means
Of baseball hat
2. He&vy truck. h9nffng consignment =
hamburger cheese for 4 anwn-town hn,.s.
driven By nDseless man, whs xas sgsfs,,
BY warm personal friead during r. 49,
-. Procession Of sxessrxonsssv Know -
the Mock Turtle Club. bsased hv 5v.,.,.
corps ard followed ~ christopf,e~ afraaf
car 80. ~ driven ~ man wisb ;r-~veu..
lng naasfacAe and dog-czli whsstfe.
II. Osher nsourners in onNn cnrrS.ge
sn1oksng election cigars
rs a5gation army passing through
AeN fork On iss way 70 convert Newark.
IS. Ambulance or ia way 10 ufck nm
some mangiesi people who tried to $780,
from freTrc0f Building b. means of q
hreeacape
Il. Parade 81 Nights Of pythias with
drawn swords
IS. City officials with drAwn salaries.
MIX wagou carrying pure country
mix ard cream, accompanied bv an ecea.
sionRl naslled cYogk.
II. Other m1aYneTs IN dog carts readf az
evening pnperz
Il. Load 81 baied hay, driven BIZ a scnol-
airy iseEing eoiored nan ia a high has
and red flannel sh!rt-
~ Another and com petlng funeral from
the Esss side. which cut in At a side street
besof1 The police could interfere.
- Balance Of original procession, inter.
iaTned with horse ears. butcher carts. beer
wagons. caEe. profanity and ras fancsars.
An unknown snan can hare a bigger and
cheaper demonstration BY dying III View
York than ia any other place can al this
moment cali u mind. To die IN New York
AID sci ore ~ these funeral demonsts a.
TORS almost palis The stingef ont OF death
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
The Kind Of Settlers Wanted in
WASHINGTON.

The class al settlers We most need in orr
new state OF Washington, - such as will
come 10 make permanent homes for tharn-
selves and their families We want such
rs will bring with them sufficient means.
energy and capacity 20 enter upon business
for themselves. such IS viii obtain land
and become practical and prosperous farm
ers. or erect shops ana factories and follow
Some mechanical or Misunderstanding occa-
ration In order 20 induce them hither,
re ulust otfer them opportunities FOR max
ing better homes. and 20 facilitate business
enterprises OF Ail kinds. All this We intend
10 90. We have already lands IN every
portion Of the slate for sale on easy terms.
and wilt ha glad "a forward detailed infor-
nation, free OF expense. 20 those who de-
sire the sane WASH NGTOS IMMT.
GRAFTON AND HOMESTEAD ascot
ALTON, Room =. Roxueli Building. seat
tie. Washington. TRusr6Es-I Lester Tur.
f1er, Thea NJ flsison. 2. II. Dodge. j. III
Calvert. Fred / Gasch. A. T, McCargar, A.
s. Briggs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
sKArrrEwHAroM ROUTE

Steamer Washington leaves seastie 81 . p m
snaaays TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS arrives a.
Nhascstn ct . a M nextesy Returning, leaves
Wka4ceFn At D. n Mondays. Wednesdays ana
Fxioayss arrives afsSeatsle att g. N rext dAg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
BEE

xAe ssesrzsg Esz i ea2 Fs3ssF ~ hastEeHk
T6rsNs essaEaS sAa ssgyazs O. as1s assas
~ asl FSSsQ &Frsy ca a0ars ~ g a z sFs-4zsilx
s2GsZ Isl - a. gSs.a4rss SEGA, saeS 81 CssaaaNA
Il SF A~4k1Sa.
Gazxg al Agaat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
sRATrlE poKr TOWNSEND ROUTE

T. & mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
DAY except Saturday, ~ 10 10 p IN arrives AZ
Port Townsend AZ & .. m next day. Eeturning.
leaves Iors Townsend Al 10 - m. arrives Sc
attic 81 p m,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
HERRFRT 2. BEECHkR, Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. seattle.

VIZ at. co.-sTKAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yekier,s dock. seattle. daily ics Tacoma
~ 10 - 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
Ii. HHATcog. sgNlAHAoo Al

tse9pm ar whate0u .Ly % , N
@nasly. exceFs saturdays. tDaily, sxeept SAT-
dsFE
steamer for EeDiAhgueo and Blaine Leaves
Whatcom every saturday az N; returning
leaves blaine every Sundag s. 10 q N s0E What
com AID Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02

wHATcoI AND sEMIAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer Eliza AnseTs8b leaves seattle az ..
- MotgdRys. Wednesdays and Fridays. arrives
AZ hafsom a. IA. next day. Returning, iezyas
whksesifa Tuesdays aud Thursdays Al s p ~,
SUNDAYS T. u. Mantay trip - sewiAAHoo
ID b JACKSON President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
cAvAprAx PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
- u4niied.1

C.AvAprAx PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
STEAMER PREMIER
auES1s scEsM
Lave ARzfvs.
vencnuyer MouGay aud Townsend, Thursday
Thursday apmt and Monday 8 80 , u
Townsend. Monday and seattle. Friday and
thursday III p N Tuesday . u
eeaftle, fu8eday ard Tsccma, Friday and
frtday s.--..ss nj Tuesday .s.-..,. 10 u
E0EaD MONTH.
LEAvR. ARRIVE
Feattte, at midnight Townsend -.....-S n
TUESDAY add Friday Nhatconn .--s - N
Townsend "a N Roche HaFbor-l II 30 . n
Nhatcom 8 80 n Vancouver ..-s-.-1 p n
korhe HarCor 1 y IN
Tbs company reserves the right to change the
tslne tabia OF places q cal without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ana Frdays
IATg or ARRIVAL AT sEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIEN. Master
Nv PARKER. Aeeut
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. p n. Co, Id
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
= 17aFsaaa NsFVcas sEia ana Blood DlssassA


TO THE LADIES.
We glve rzoSf careful ana csasiAernsa sst.n.
49, 3 diseases 81 Ncrsea ard cAf,lagen Il vss<
tAn<e Any etkenro. ctfaEalt ~ tiReeFiAw
e % y tae SsEariaa roasine assesezs f2i -
tata gus remember the ce.ehgAtea ssaecszitsss
Sssfe son whea others tai TIE xrNesalleta "a
$500 u every department. of xaesiual Aaa sa4sS
= ess = ise professor has hAd gesss
seN York. foerssflv kneriaa ,,rsaIssssssr -
no1nsn's ha@aisal College. New Tesk. and q
&c " sse nost silceassisls and best kHewn syRa
eo4az1cAs specialists In SAAS aounsgs
70 Young ara Raldale-Axsd Rsen.
NsTFass lSa!iits. spevsastngFAnea. Semsnal
1.essss~ ta3sssss Decay. ASistA3 srSsa izslfsersr
hesa, rKsasMeins sleaplesSness despea9seacv
tasas - 81 tAe lace, asersfos . SaSsefv eaSsf
st,s,,, g - g cad seso ea.L uns fss
sasriy, permanently ana specify carna
$1,000 AND SKIN DISEASES.
ilssassA disease most Gee4dfai Ia It's Feza.ss
.s 49, -, ssssEgas sse permanently cured
Atsney, grsasTy ana BLADDER complaints.
$500 sliisn.s too fre2Seai, baFniag q
ss.asss arAas, Aseh eolores OF WITH sailks seaa-
Eehs On stsnatng. weak back. gonnerhna
Uaatges reasonable
ou'. Success 10 Based gapon Facsa.
0sE FVmsAsseS SCI Qasekly and care pergns.
Va. dc n0t claim 10 kmow everything ia ras..
toa - medicine ~ tis.sasee 81 &, - So "a - :.
ssers case, baf we 60 claim thai 4 lac. liza.
saw ard Increasing prAessce, with unparassIls1
tcs skla4. 49,
Yxpesenre Is wrsta everything. kpee,esv.
xaiNea b censaitlas Nssh. critically e1aasnsiss
alaa successfully txeerng thousands b pessans
g every eSes 81. Profession a9d ocdusatissu ~.
ssctNs WIN every preNantabie lorna Af1a Stage 81
stssstst ~ steseFFatx, enAhies - axznre fhssss
neezng with hka taalasi4es that We HAYS s.sss
eeedea Ii restoring heath to d Iarrn ~ rlts ~
eases tfeAf1St, even after other skfiled ees prav
xeti ply saatans have failed 20 efsscf aaas nsrsnn
Kent eaaaec FOR tbs hegssr
W are fxtFonsEed hs = class Of lafies aud
ENNtieIea too sagHcsoas 20 hc Imposed ns@ea hy
- atsaQfsat qaxck. aud tuef agt 100 lnt.a nd
thA " 6 trsknfeued away tkoEa PHYSICIANS Who
are curing them.
peEsons calling 81 cur oiElee can hare INA safis.
taruna OF FREQ consultation. witA the anxlsr~
Htscsl that they may depend upon receiRiaR can
cit f7ss safss A0scFanle square aaaliae fsaa0E-
snls charges aud TO encouragement withoat Z
prospect 81 improvement or cera
ustr practice Il fpunded Hp0n the results OF Ia
lSsl meSao1& wttaoat references 20 senaala ee
VIA win not be arxed or persuaded % taxa
treatment and M ore Will be treated unless
tnese 4s strong probability Of cure o. pprma
uent bsueAt Asze iDtessesstsoas ena decide
Cissse hanrs. Froms A m toy n m. gan.
DAYS 20 II a n, oaiy.
E h'-~persona aaahla to visit rs may b
fsestea ak their homes BY correspondence
Meltesaes and Instructions seat ~ mall or exr
rrxtW Generalization free.
AlNays send stamp when fsplf y expsess1
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arEsmERx

TyNToN PACIFIC kATLWkT-YAcKFgC Ill
- vfxten- To fssE0wsaz mshs1riE - AIS
eesnBAa - ia&aznses - PeEes H0za1 VII - ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
,roons cASAL Kog1k -srgASsa 9csH
III PINE

vs.a sreaF,ss KssfeNs&a sci leave N&gEe =
$500 tzsk 81 Mares ssrSeE, v ss1Ns fsl ~
- ssf4r. - ssssaaaE st go e. sog Fagz
tsssi,,s. ssaseeE asa NefF $40 AZ 80 FessIa
- S. p<ztzs ts&akl &ssaTssNE as&Vsa NftseH t&4E
WesssAv al. Eanesse AZ asAs ~ tsst9as e
$40 sREssg IS Hesse $3.50 A. AZ cs $50
xRFE 81 aELG&SEEE. MasEez-
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERBRRT
a 4. Beeeher. manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
THE STEAMER POINT AREsA

THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
Iesvcx seattle every sunday afternoon at
an m fos Port Townsend aud the can Juan
ts9aus3s from HAtfeldas wharf Leaves Port
Townsend at 20 e. N. every Monday, wednesday
ana Friday for WhRtcom. calling at Smith :
island. aad Richardson's weather pegmistinEl.
argyle, Lopez FridEy HarboT, Maple ION Mon
day gosrg north and Thursday going soath1,
Roche HaFbor ofeas and East sound
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fsssasre ssesaers tsssa seattle Ns fsiiewS
Far So FSAmSsseA Via f1Fs IpNnSae3 ans
Esesets A 3 -. gpAssraESTs FEces Ye3 ga
taa~s Al - "a Eseeesa b. >. a. H. - and -.
a. every svx Gays thereafter
- 4taskss E=zeesa ser and = e a
FrorF sen Ersaessee f0x NsesoTzA s21 PaSst
erafsE narsss At A. r.. Nes = p 81 Sh,
Tsesess rass ~ oAsziae1 Al tAa ezzes Of SAa
ccaraae a. 0gvsc }sssssS Is
tssOnAIIa FEEkAss CO.
Gsaerzl Asaztz
"a. - wsrars sssget, Saa FFSee7seo, ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
rAsr TINE

E'Asr TINE
PASSENGER sTEAMEs FLEETWOOD
-@FnRA
Seattle. Tacoma o.ympta Stellsccom and
MeNetl's Island
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02

Returning. leaves wha,com At 30 q m. Tues
days thursdays and Saturdays. on the satnr-
dag trip the Peint Arena goes through TO Seattle
Fare from Fors Townsend 20 seattle, 81 Until fur-
Their noscc passengers or freight from seattle for
the ialarldx hy the Port Arenas Wednesday and
Friday trips win be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and transportation Co. steamer
Edith % Port Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
day nights and transferred direct 10 the Port
Arena. On thess days the W. 4 A I. Co. viii
issne tick els and hill freight through TO desti-
HKRBERT r BERCHER. Manager
j. a. HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle.
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R4NKx
yyAsHIssroS IoAs TRUST COMPANY
w MucorpogAtedl
THOMAS : ERE.Tx President
H1REY KReTz secrssSry and TssasarsE
Authorized capital ......*........... 49,. 800 GO
Paid mp capital .......... .,....,-... s... 50.0D
Mortgage loans IN Improved farms sud city
properly. Lowest rates. No delay
BRANCH oFFgsE.
Room & Eiigcn block. seattle, W. r; George
Fowler. manager
EASTERN OFFICES
Nos Wan street. New York. Seas building.
Boston.
WESTERN oFgECES
Home osice. Nasis Wala. VI. T.: branch Of
fees, coifsx and Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-02
i. ). NAIL STEAMER MABEL


RATLBAYs.
rAnADIAs PACIFIC RAILWAY THE ONLY
1RAsscoSTEEErAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST.
-eosiSrfSs or
Palace Sleeping and parloF cars
Elegant day coaches.
commodious eoloniss sieeplng ears-the latter
THROUGH TICKETS
To 81 Paul, Chicago, Detros,, Toronto, Mon
YORK, Boston. Portland. and eli
poiuts ia the United States
ana Canada,
Can be purchased At less rata than via any
passengers booked TO ana from all European
peass
For rates. maps and pasilcnlsrs call on o. "a.
q G. MccoRp
Hw Mc6iSNESS, seattle, VT
r = Ra6vN. ASH Gen. freight and rasssa.
ger Agent Vancouver, Il. g
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific 90, posEalSles.
o>o SAN FRANCISCO. cAL-BY Way OF
sotgTHERN PACIFIC Goa LINZ
rHr NovST sH1srA sourh
Quicker IN time nan arr osAss sosss
eetwesa
sEATTLE AND San FRAScIsco
sAAsD scrMc roUrE or ras rAaric OoAsE
Fullraaa hE'ss sleeps1
Touns, slssp.as cars. ses soeoasaodasiOa
sxpgezs trElnA
TsItickeu and ether Informstion eslloa
AcHnRERa. ticket Agt sessaA We
4. koEMLkk, Manager,
EP k0aEks Ash General FreEgns aaa
FsssEages Ascns. Portland or,
TnE GREAT rRASscosrsxSrAL ROUTE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
-vtA rHK-
CASCADE DIVISION
Eow eesYlcsea. MAKING atae shortest bessssa
Susekes1
ia sirsnx 80 ls4s. ne direct roata ~ "A.
avs Fassesz FrasaA fsssess rates - Chicago
AS al Fssinss East T5rkess ses1 % al
yretatneat Fei1tS shsezEao ne Saas
aG1 seMtAeAs1 Iaxss4a FassEz&z
Gfawta s.reasa sseeaaz cara
Reservations ea1 - -
ears4 il as4yaneA
- raSr xovss rAs<xSsrx1
Bs easesai SD d uos rssc zssss3ka ezs -
Kegn - Iaks -
xoErHxES PACIFIC EAIlRoAa
Al see ssas yenv t.rkes seAss "a ssly Nae. -
Eaal g 3aassssasls. g sys..s ea&nsea Al ssE8-
eEs sei4ys eecssAeE@3 ~ esass r0ssseA
fASoaeA tergise s.saFsae esss RS ea -.
sss@ kewsat Exse& sztn9nst nna4
ss.ss.l e.oes q ~ seaeraay. n Fsrsi stree.
eS'@ss s's- a 5. CHARLTON.
49, cen Fsss, Az Ne. "a E.Tss sssss< eaFaeF
ws41.4Ese2s Eess-eees g. .-a
& TfNNfS.
T5eEx& Ayers z ;. X 4 1sTsae
A cH4EaEEks TseNes AgesA S&AffAM
xershsrn rersae ssazF4ay A. GfxaAsz : baal.
tea i. Eassc2 ss0ek
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prsEr sOUsD eBoKE nu1aolD-
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ssght Bills g axezzngs on lcaacn. avsIaAsa
elsewhere n Ee-oes
Collections nAssss al points, "a sAyoea6M
terux
Eaass xfacka asa ether x&lazssas resolved
ez SepSSE F0r Esfs kseEsng
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-28
GRAND Army Men,

OTTAWA, Kas., June T.-Grand lArmy
day OF the Chautauqua association has
been pronounced success. Over $1,000
people assembled In the tabernacle to-
day TO listen TO an address by General
Alger and Ex-Presitlent Hayes. General
Hayes in his speech said there could be
no politics In the g. A. X. or Loyal legion.
but there must he "a full measure Of pa
triots. The fag should not only wave ON
every school house, but on every church.
The ex-prcsident made a stirring address
on the subject OF the obligations of the
government 10 the soldiers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-28
DIXON DOES WALLACE
Americas Champion Bantam Weight
Knocks Out The English Pug.
Yale Again Wins the SculiinR Race
Harry Wilkes Defeats Rosa
lind Wilkes In q Match
Race-Other Races.

LONDON, June 27.-The international
glove fight between George Dixon ,col-
ored), the bantam weight champion OF
America. and Nunc Wallace, the bantam
weight champion OF England took place
at the Pelican club this evening. The
match was for the bantam weight cham
pionship Of the world and purse of f500.
Wallace retired In the nineteenth round
and Dixon was declared the victor.
Wallace led of in the first round, ap-
pearing 20 considerable advantage. In
tense interest was manifested and he was
loudly cheered by his friends and received
many signs Of encouragement. In the
second he adopted duckinR tactics, and
claimed fouls that were not allowed.
In the third round Wallace appeared
tagged and Dixon came To the front to
great advantage. In the succeeding
rounds the American forced the fighting.
From this up 10 the tenth there was no
great display of pugilistic skill, but in the
tenth Wallace received n knock down
blow and blood flowed from him freely.
He came to time, however, promptly ut
the call, though his weakness was very
apparent. In each succeeding round up
20 the eighteenth Dixon fought the Eng
lishman all around the ring. At the next
Wallace reached his corner, but he had
been Sd badly used up he was Obliged to
give up the fight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-28

CHICAGO, June 21.-A sensation was
caused here this afternoon by the filing of
a stipulation dismissing the suit of Charl-
ton against the Chicago gas trust. II was
on this suit that Col. George X. Davis was
appointed receiver and the dismissal of
the SUIT will end his receivership.
Charlton's action in Diminishing his suit
after having secured substantial victory
caused much criticism. Expression has
been freely given in financial circles that
the suit was begun for stock jobbing pur-
poses and that In bringing il Charlton was
acting for "a prominent specula,or who il
alleged TO have made one million dollars
upon the appoint OF receiver and its
subsequent recovery.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-28

KANSAS Cry, June ia delegation Of
100 business men from New Orleans, rep
resenting every department Of the me-
chanical and commercial interests of the
Crescent city arrived here this morning
over the Kansas City, Fort Scott a
Memphis railway direct from New Orleans
on their way TO Ogden, Utah, where will
be held the coronation Of Rex II. The
present Rex l. is mayor 5. X. Walmsley,
q wealthy citizen of New Orleans. The
Louisiana Rifles Of New Orleans. accom-
panied the party, which left tonight on
special train over the Union Pacific for
Ogden.