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FINANCIAL
a. .~orDoS. July -closing-Consol money.
= ~ ,-aoc accouat, 90 916c: United States as.
4al-,, -. onl1eo States Gas 81 o5: bar silver,
pel ounce; money. SstG4 per cent
BRFADsTUFFs
lsEKPooIs July A-wheat--In poor de-
Corn In fair demand: spot. a slzd. steady.
July. 3 SGD. s,eady; August. 81 ID, Arm
September. IS l0d, arm.
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CHARLES F. EMERY REAL ESTATE LoA
~ Company.
Boston and Kansas City.
Mortgage loans on city business and residences
property. Building loans specially.

Save brokers and agenss commission By deal.
ing direct with this company.
Ready capital always on hand. No appiIcar
sions sent away for approval Reasonable rates
81 interest Loans closed without delay.
r. u. PALMER,
Manager for branch Office.
Room IL Roxwell building. northeast corner
Columbia and Front streets. neAIssA
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SEAr1LE; K1skLAyD. HoUaHros AND
FAST TiaE-
o. q STEAMER MABEL

Will leave Yesler's dock at = q m. every Mon.
day. Wednesday and Friday for Twelve-m Ia
and 6nohomish, returning following DAYS n
l. M GEO II. FOSTER, Agent
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Sight bills of exchange on London available
elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made ct all points on favorable
terms.
B 1nds, stocks and other valuablss received
on deposit for safe keeping.
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical DispsnsaIy
Drs. Merrill & Merrill,
fremont Building, Front Street.
SPECIALISTS.

fremont Building, Front Street.
SPECIALISTS.
Are ssili treating with the greatest success all
Chest
special Attention en- Diseases Of women.
,n sIs rUc.oss navs nsd years Of sxpssisncs IL
are the most successful and widely known
physiological specialists in this country.
To Youug and Mfddle-Agcd Men.
Loss Manhood. Nervous Debility, spermator-
from indiscretion, producing sleepiessness. de-
spondency, pimpies on the face aversion 20
society, easily discouraged, lack OF conf isace.
duu unfit Tor study or business, and finds life .
burden safely. permanently and speedily cared.
Blood ard skf. Diseases
syphilis, disease most dreadful In its results
completely eradicated Scrofuia, rheu matism
and impure blood corrected
kidney and Urinary Diseases.
Diabetes and Brights disease, Painfal, diff
cult. too frequent bloody or milky urine, and all
unnatural dIsch argos arrested
Gensto- Urinary Surgery-
GonorrhGa, elect, syphilis Hydroceie, vari-
cocele and structures radically and safely cared
Sexual deformities and impadiments to mar
rage successfully removed
Rectal Diseases.
Hemorrhoids piles, Fissure. Fistulae, Pro-
isp:us AMI uicerations relieved withou: detsn-
We do not claim to know everything I'm rsls-
ton to medicine or disease or to be able to curs
every case, but we do claim that large, extern
success 70 sustain it, Is the best proof of doc
N R.-Persons unable to visit us m.y b.
Medicines and institutions sent by mail or ex.
press. Consu tation free.
Always send stamp when reply Is expscts1
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DREMlER TINE TABLE.


SOUND SOUTH
Vancouver Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Thursday-.3 m and Monday IL 50 D m
Townsend, Monday and Seattle, Friday and
THURSDAY Midnight. Tuesday .........-.3 q m
Seattle Tuesday and Tacoma Friday and
Friday ..............s n Tuesday 10 8 d
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
II The ew and commodious
STEAMER DELTA
viii run in connection sith he steamer jose
phine from Hatfield Colman dock. leaving Se-
attic on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday al s
q 70. for Union City and all way points on
HOODS canal. Returning Monday, Wednesday
aid Friday. For freight or passage apply at
Hstfield-Colman dock, or on board.
d. TROUTMAN Master
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cTEAMER KIRKLAND

DoRT CRESCENT ROUTE - STEAMER
i Ferndale. A. o, BENJAMIN. Master Leaves
Seattle sundays and Wednesdays at g. m
Leaves Port Townsend daily except TUESDAYS
and Saturdays. at s:l5 q. m, arriving at Port
Crescent At p N. Returning. leaves Port
Crescent 1t p m same day, arriving at Por,
Townsend at p m Leaves Port Townsend
for Seattle on Mondays and Fridays at 10 p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10 c.
L Fox. Agent. Seattle.
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nUIcKEsr TINE TO OLYMPIA
KAMILcHIE AED GRAY's HARBoR.
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MuLrNoNAH
rha onnosftion hoat,

Che opposition boaD
Leaves Tacoma from the n p. wharf daily, en-.
cept Sunday. q 7 N. sharp. Returning,
leaves Kamilchie l2:45 p m: Olympia, 2 p. M;
steamers reaching Seattle ct p m, and which
ore through boats for Whatcom and way points
Leaves Baker 4 Bacon's dock, foot Of Union
n B.-This boat must be taken from II,
coma for Gray's Harbor country, being TIE
only THROUGH BOAT
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]. KEITH WILSON. Manager.

General banking business transacted
sight and felegrephic exchange. payable In an
the principal cities OF the United States
and Europe.
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Sight exchange and teegraphic transfers on
New York. Chicago, 81. Paul. San Fran
cisco. Portland and various points
in Washing on. Oregon and
British Columbia
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STEAMER ANGELES

win leave Hatfield 4 Colman wharf for Port
Town send sequim, Dungeness. Port Angeles
and Crescent Bay, Tuesdsy snd Friday. IL M. !:
returning. leave Port Angeles Monday and
Thursday, O. m, arriving a. Seattle same eve,
ming, carrying freight and passenger
+. NJ. WHITE. Master
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We would cali the special attention of ship
pers TO this favorable opportunity of getting
their goods direct on n asonable terms For
rates OF freight and other parti ulars apply to
BALFoUR. GUTHRIE CO.,
Tacoma Wash.
orto BALFoUR. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
isCottou Exchange. Hanover square. New York.
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KELET(
IndIas|

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of NJ
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i Gold
AyREs,
aneial gad
citations

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NAL wars
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isEsxsL BANKING suHsrss rnAssacrxa
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T,o MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR

VIA
PUGET SOUND 4 GRAY'B HARBoR RI
Through in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Ksmilchie at = -
with steamer from Seattle.
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ELECTRICITY BREAKS LOOSE.
A MANHoLE THAT SEEMED TO BE FULL OF 1T
MANY PEOPLE AND HORSES
SLIGHTLY SHOCKED.

A broken wire Of the Edison Electric Light
Company, coming in contact with a ground wire
at Beekman and Gold sts made things lively there
for a few minutes little after o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Trucks coming from every direction
were jammed around the manhole, which seemed
filled with electricity and bristing with sparks
The ground all around seemed to he charged with
the current, which, coming in contact with the
iron shoes on the horses feet caused them To rear
aud plunge i'm terror and distress
The car tracks were alive" with electricity, and
the iron tires of trucks passing over them carried
the current wherever circuit could he made
Drivers felt the shock while their seats and the
horses of passing Bcekman-st. car were instantly
thrown down. and lay completely at the mercy OF
tie electric currents 1t was pitiablc sight to see
them struggling to regain their feet. Ihei: mus
cles were contracted and drawn by the force Of
the cleotricity and they were only saved by the
united efforts Of dozen men, who dragged them
from the tracks. The car was charged WIN
electricity, also, and some Of the passengers 1elt
the shock
great crowd soon collected and the excite
ment was at feyer-heat Frantic horses were leap
ing and kicking and the crowd sursing u get ont
Of their way was pushed against other frightened
horses and driven back. Officer Michael Higgins
succeeded after some difficulty in dispensing the
crowd and I'm clearing the Jam Of trucks y re-
port of tine matter WAS sent 10 the police station
i'm Oall-st., and also 10 the Office Of the Edison
Electric Light Company, at Nos. 255 ana %o'
Pearl l-St
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NOVEL JyJrycTy0y DISSOLVED.

Chicago, July ia dec. ion was rendered by Judge
Tulcy in case involving an important question, said
never to have been passed upon before by any court
II was suit by 0ppcnheimcr d co.. manufacturers OF
sausage ca-iugs in Chicago ard NewYork, to prevent
by Injunction George J. -ayre. a former cmploye,
from going into the same business in Illinois and
eighteen other states within three years Of the date he
ceased to be- their cmploye. Tho consideration named
In the contract was H. Judge Tuloy decided that as
% result Of the modern method, of commerce IT made
no difference whether the contract was a. to one or
mon state but that euyrr only employed from
week u week he made To agree that for ~ ana
cmploymcut for one week he would mOrt-ag; his Hl-
.rt1 of action ana practically his mean, Of livelihood,
for the -pt,c OF thrce year.. While II might do IN
Law IL would not answer Iu equity to pply that al
other pursuits and trades were open 70 him. The In
junction was dissolved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
i EArlL ArERAr ~ ALARANL

B.min-lam Ala. July 17.-An "Ace Herald DIS
PATCH .rom ruscumh4. Ala. gives an account oi "a
IIl lIy tracrdy which resulted from SOM" Old family
.rud originating IN an insult t0 woman. john ".
,.o,.IvIn and Feet Chacu. armed to the teeth went
to ru.cumhia TIN morning and mot Judee john y
-ic.c In ilrruathy a Currys drug store Judge
steel. va, unarm,d bat bis son, John y. steele lr
c,rac iu soon after and in Instant he and Goodwin
drew their pistols and opened fir. steele fell dead
shot tlr,u-h the head. At that moment Tom steele
another s,n Of the judge. appeared with "a shot gun
and .pru,d fire. Goodwin and Chlli'n replying with
=. .f,l- The irr. continued III ul. CARTRIDGES were
r> l.lst.d when 10 was found That "o9dNin $50,
..,ff.,'v ,v1uudcd "Tom" steele shot in the Lex ana
fr,r,, ,LriI,.l, prnprcior II the drug store, Vas
len with q shattered arm. lie Wa Try ih4 u stop
rl,r C.,nf All ol ilc partlc, are highly connected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
urRnrRrn BIZ rRIy R0pBERS.

Van Vert. ohio July ia bold attempt al 'r''h
r,rh.r, ,ca. mad. late last night ON the 'incihhA'L
Jackson and Michigan Railway. Three men D"lf'''
tie engine Of the uorthbound passenger tram at hnt
prlc Onto and attacked I'm .in'cr Nandc''ndrr ANA ms
re,an with hammcrs ana coupling pms Knee M 10Y"
.cn-clc-,. They did not 0uc'".' ln 7'"pp"'~
.,,., however OWING probably 10 the pucly fight
- -. ,,. ,,-,iu,uon and Jumped of before reaching
,.,,, Wo~t The engineer and fireman were both
l,,,, s....lc,, In thr cab Of the locomotive and tine
tr,,n which should have stopped at Van Vert station
r, he'd through the yard % the rate oi twenty I'VE mn
'"d 'T"aiu.cr \audcycndcr Wa found dead IN the
v.r,r The fireman IS SIN uncoiodou~ '.l IL 'tHI",
q ,.,,d ,chatbrr the engineer was h,N"d bN the
rol.'.r- or u the collision. Nonc Of the passengers
Wa, ,criou. is injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
AlnrrNexr WIFI THE cnErENyES

Knra,lcr l. l.. July l0.-An agreement ha' oecn
reached between he cheyenne and the Anpah"a
Iudllu- and the Cherokee Commissioners today Iho
Indians agreed e. the terms proposed hy th" Conm-
sinners, 2, Wit They are o. hold lard, in scvcralty.
100 acre. to each man. woman and child, and to
r..,.y. II 5Oo0OOi Lllf million iu clsh. ana
n .0O0.OYJ 90 lc lch with thc Government drawing
per cent interest. The Indians began to sign tH'
a. .e,.r,ut AZ ocloca Yesterday afternoon. II "lH
t-,,tl,, r,Iu.rr rI-ut or t"u day q" comprt" ms
i,rt az tI.r .I.uluc The treaty open over 4~"uo'
i,r. ,. aud TO s.t'lcmr't under M" Homestead Law
f tI. .,tf.r, VIII have 10 ply ~ - Jcr f'rc "hrA
.i., ,,f.r O. prove up their claims rms Ir4'ufaiy
ends tr work ~ the Commission ar present. l'r tl'
g.Iu t.t I.au negotiation, with the Clcro"c"s for
como time tO come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
LOCAL OPTION ~ THE KNIGHTS or PrrHIAs.

Milwaukee. WIS. July 19.-rhe supreme Lodge,
Kn-lts Of pythias, concluded It's sixteenth biennial
session here yesterday H fore adjournment the long
talked Of uquor question was settled long and hit-
ter debate was entered into between tho prohibition
r.rrc-cntatvcs and the localupton men. The latter
finally won. the supreme Lodge deciding that the
viri,rs grand lodges were 10 Judge whether saloon
keepers should Dee admitted 70 membership I'm the LODGES
-ul,,rdiuutp 90 them. Tn tHO calt~n Ot Founder
E1tnrJna OF the order. who w4rr 4 destitute are 10
receive $50 every thrc months from the supreme
ndrn whle they remAIn unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
Almighty is an article Of faith with all good
Gladstonians inside and outside Of politics.

GladStOn1anS inside and outside Of pOutlcS.
General Frcmont's death attracted a surprising
amount of English attention; surprising because
for many years his name had never been men
TONED here. This once famous explorer seemed
totally forgotten But it. is because he was
great explorer that ne IS again remembered. IL
is the earlier portion Of his career on which the
English press chiefly dwcls-hiS ntrcpdity intelll-
gcncc and wise foresight which gave California
to America and the world. That it is which
they acknowledge as his title To undying fame, ana
they acknowledge il fully.
The Daily company have scored their greatest
success with AS You Like II. Mr.. Daily earned
and deserved it in the first place by producing
the plw very nearly US Shakespeare wrote IT,
lie and his troop preserve, moreover, the poeuc
form of this comedy. 1t remains an idyl, ana IN
not of this nineteenth century. The modern note
is heard in one or two cases. but these times do
not prevail Miss Ada Rehans Rosalind Is marked
not only by animation and brightness, nut Dy
Il conception and rendering Of this singuldrly dli-
cult character which at least one leading crIl"
calls ideal. and which all admire. The house WIS
in rapturcs over the whole performance 30 eager
urc the public that NIr Daily has abandoned ms
programme, and now announces As You Like A.
for three weeks instead of one.
Miss Calhoun has come over from Paris 10
play Vashu in Judah at the ShalleSpulS
Theatre. where Mr. Henry Arthur Jones very
effective play. effectively rendered by MI ill'''
and his company. is in the iull tide Of popularity
Miss Calhoun. who belongs 10 the younger gen
Grafton OF American actresses, is now one OF the
most ACCOMPLISHED artists on the English stage.
Mr.. recrbohm Tree, the actor and manager oi
''le Il"' n,''N'' ." -, tror, the
VINO" VIII ~ "''','' ~ In 49,, on,rt
"cS'l'"'"- VI Wv ''''''''' ..,,I,.,ion of
one evening o'e'S WV" 'oi nv ,t,o limo
some play "'"'' 'n'" 'I''' r".i'''9 i1 a,.o,,,,t
no matter no" Suco''S'"I i''i' - " '''' -.
to create Tor the nay u'IN'' Po'''''
IN some decree Z" that oil ue I"c",'' -,
with a repertoire ana WIN soiIe''"'- INV "
school Of acting. Mr. I1"c' VINO ''> i'''' '''''''
hoth as an actor ana "H m'h''''' '''' '''
one OF the last few years. is prepared I'D ''"N
pccuniary sacrifice Z" tins enc. 4He '"'""e -
prosperous enough to justify DIS ''Ui"-''
VILLAGE Priest which ran All thi"NAA t' SUM
mer viii again De- produced IN ihc autumn
Mrs Lan2try continues TO improve SLOWLY anu
is mcdiiatne an autumn or WINTER o"hP,'A"'
perhaps at the lrHce>s 5 IHc''e' l-'"'""'
she would produce Antony All" O'''p''i'
macniicercr. Mrs lautuE ~ ''"p"'' """''
give even London ne" Scns't"h
Mr.. Wyndham's ucw piece al The 'n'erioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
KILLED nj FAILING FRoW 4 CLIFF.

Eyan-vIle Ind. July 19.-Four or five y"nhS
mon liking near sample were out at party in That
ncl,I,borlood last Saturday night Aucr the party
they started hone. but lost their way. They raned
around for ecyeril hours and got into d"n'c wood
and I'm attempting 10 lind their way out two oi tie
PARTY James Hendricks and y"nnE man name"
Ian, walked over "a elm nity feet hish H"ndrlch'
. tud ,,,t,4., INF Ly the fall ami Jolly was badly
ir and II i, tlou-it VII not rccoyc.. IN" ot'r t"o
,''..'. mon ,, hose name, tnult rot be lcantI gr
""!- , ,n ,f thc cliR until Wight afraid 10
,,' f,r fear they would meet with tc same la'c a'
their cumpIutpur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
yrSr 90 BACK To BELGIUu.

Philadelphia, July ia hearing was given ~
United state, Commissioner Bell today to John Bra
baut and Andrcu, ucfclmann who were charged win
being brought to thi, port by The Red star Line steamer
Ielrenhnd ON July o. contrary 70 the provisions oI
the Contract Labor act The two men, win t'c
Others, were 10 be returned to Belgium by the steamer
tat brought them 10 this country, but on the night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
THE yDray BAyDIr Wan Lly TAN KILLED

Phoenix Arlz.. july 19.-Ncws received from Will
cox Arz. states that Lieutenant Machay and his
scouts, Willie in battle yesterday afternoon with the
(ld gang in the sierra Arci1~ Mountains. killed Wan
Ian Tain. the othcrs escaping into the mountains
OHcor, and -,outs following close and L iS Thought
that they VIII soon capture thrm war Len Tah'i
l., , som, into thr nearest post for Identification
H. /, one of the Indian. Who Killed sheriff Reynolds
last fall and 10 is supposed that he. with the hid
.trI murdered Or. Ntr'. 0l Los Anger short
...... ...,, a., Uurler'c .nAHn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
RoqrR 0. Mills ~ MISSOURI

Kan-as CITY. July 10.-Rog'r Q. Mill- arrived here
last evening from It. Joseph accompanied "N M'--i''
r,r-pcy stone and Wilson Of the Missouri Com
lanai dcIce,tion. Mr. Mill has been addr,ss-
inc tariff reform spcrchc, 10 the crowd attending
,bc tarir reform picnic throughout the state IN
t,c E,,t week. lie Will speak here I" moro" even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
EXPECTING ~DAyo corGHLIy TO CONFESS.

Chicago July lo.--In an interview yesterday Deputy
Warden Merrill, ot the peuicntiary at Joliet, said
Dan Couchln Is the only Of the CNnin murdcNrs
upou whom confinement seems 10 rest heavily. lie is
frttin himself to death. lie Is but shadow II his
former self and II q new TRIAL Is granted him be
i,I, long therc VIII bee a funeral or - conic,sion.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Bridgeport. Conn, July 12.-N"W ms po'h IT,
coi, ed herr, that Or. Good,on and ~ :. Montrose
,,er. blown up ly the explosion of a Steam
hoI.r Al uoaic on Thursday. Goodson WAS killed
outri.lt Montro-e had both leg blown of and
I" L.nJ L,dly rushed. He viii undoubtedly die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
4 HEROINE or ELEVEN YEARS.

Bot n. July 10 (spccal Lizzie p'y' a-o 'ie'c'
, ,,,t , lr.,,, deed ili, morning u She rc~cue OF
u,c,i. Lo,ycry the three year Old daughter of John
Z oo.,ry of salem. The LowcW clud icH ovoruoaid
~ ruricr', wharf, and tAe lttlc Murphy Si 3t ner
n,,u ucrl went la after Acr and pulled hcr "tl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
wFLcOvIyG AMERICAN RIrIENEY.

Hcrlln July 19.-1hc American rncm"n arrived at
Ncustadt m Ialatuatc to-day. and were cnthn-
astcaIly welcomed. The lurgumi@tcr, surrounded h>
the local rincmcn and the municipal authorities, de
livcrcd an addrc,. 0f welcome. The American, were
heartily chccrcd. Herman Weber made au lddrc,- IN
r.nIv 10 Tho Hurcoma- t"r'- speech y banquet was
given 10 the vi. W, t0 night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
FyGITITE PECiPTTRED

Boston. July 10 (specall.-Edward G. smith. alias
cl,rc, Dacy alias Charlie, Oatumbottum, the Cuban,
, fl, an tne night of June D. escaped from police
t,,,u,rtors where he va, confined Su -pcipn OF
LIN a bursar. was arrested lat night at Portland
Ne by Bo,ton policemen
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~ Er.LEGLSLAroR 4 roRGER

Los Angelo, Cal, July I0.-J. VI. Damcr0n was ar
rested yesterday on q charge Of having on May
affixed the name oi r. VI. Perry chairman o the Comfy
Hoard of ~p,N ,ors to note Tor SlOO discounted by
the california Loan and Trust Company. DamerOn
was formerly Assembly man from this district
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COMPELLING HIS GrARD TO RELEASE HIN.

Eugene ore, July iD.-C. r. Arthur VINO "I' ar
rested near here OH sunday on a clarg" OF forgery
,,,,i,tcd I'm Harrison Comfy escaped from Jail
Thursday night lie secured revolver by some
mean. and compelled the guard b. drive him several
n,ii,. utn he country where he took 10 the brush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

before the sailing of the vessel four succeeded IN cs
Gaping. on Thursday night the two abovehtmeu
taken into custody. leaving two sun at larSe'
The cigarmakers. The Commissioner an,
nounced that the two recapturcd immigrants WOIa
be detained in custody till the sailing ot the heNU
vessel Of the Red Line from this port on Wilch
they should be sent back
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vrws FROM THE OTTOMAN CAPITAL.

COnetantlnOplr, July ID.-THc POFte ms SIgncd INc
act Of the Anti slavery Conference
military Governor has been sent to Van ana
IIa.an Pacha. the Minister Of Finance, and Dafian
the ud"r Secretary for Foreign Affairs, have resigned
thoir ulocce Both the officials ArncniHns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

London July 10. The Anchor Line steamer Fur
pcesia CAPTAIN Harris, from Glasgow July II for
New York. before reported returning disabled, anchored
off Malinhoad to-day. The chief officer and purs"r
landed and reported that the propeller length ot hcr
slaIt was broken and her stern tube burst