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Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.

The REPUBLICAN has double the circulation of any other daily newspaper In Arizona, and Is the only one issued every day In the year.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-19

Two base hits-B. Zabriski, E. Drachman, D. Goldberg (2), Cray McNulty.
 sacrifice hits-H. Drachman.
 First base on errors-Phenix 1, Tucson ?. First base on called balls-Phoenix 8, Tue son 1.
 Left on bases-Phoenix7 :, Tucson G. Struck out-by Walbridge l. by Gray 10 by K. Drachman 6.
 Double play-McNulty and Thoman, ,E. DraCh- man and M. Drachman.
 Struck by pitchers-M. Drachman, Widmer, Walbridge.
 Passed balls-ThOman 1, Goldberg '. Wild pitches-E. Drachman g. Earned runs-Phoenix ?, Tucson 2. Umpires-McNeil and SpangenDerg. O1icial scorer-D. I. Giles.
 Time of game, hours and 5 minutes.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
New York Metals.

NEW YORK, october ls.-Copper was dull. Lake, October, ZIG 75. Lead, rather weak. Domestic, 8 75. Tin, closed steady. Straits, y2l 50.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, October lS.-The closing quotations today on the stock market were as
Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
THE AERMOTOR WINDMILL


    tn alows O dtomn
  the RM0ToR Power and
Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
san FranoIsoo GraIn.

SAN FRANCISCO, October ls.--wheat market is dull. Buyer season, si t5ll; buyer 90, q s6}4 Barley, quiet buyer season, si 49A; buyer 20, s1 43
 Corn, $1.27lzCcl.30.
 Silver bars, Sl09(g1.l0
 Mexican dollars S7tc89c.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-19
Iondnn MoneY.

LONDON, october IS. = Bar silver, 4y7sd per OF. Money 3 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-19

Money on call, easy, at 21zoGSc. Prime mer- cantile paper 514Gse. Sterling exchange, quiet but steady. sixty-day bills, SLsO4; demand, sLs6l5. Bar silver, sl.0y34.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

Secretary Kiaasm's Plan ier lss
ReAsf.
re pneaaros - Purchase booas "a
ths ssseat of ST. .ooc. .oo-A Cer-
fSrenea sssh 6&nksr@-

NV Nolk SEPT "a = ceorf tary
Nindom has instructed tae Treasury
Department At Washington g. a~veftise
sar orers uf ss6. 8aa ooe 81 per cent
haaas, sa1 Il pay ~ once al laseFssi ~
the es for the present tscal year TIA
Nil II i taopghL remoge within tie
present week not ltss than 81. coo sc
irom he Juiisa States Treasury
Ihe Secre tary's s action Is tae pefalt -
his ooafereEoe eitb The han9 presidents
S4tlrGay he o1ers Cor benAs Nl-l oe
oPened 81 the Treasury DepartDeni On
Meanes3ay ~ noon. and those whose
oters are The lowest VII he pala iar
their bonds provided that az crsfs
are not too high. ia which case al
viii De rejected ID is the belief ~
bankers ana other persans vho have
given the subject some thought iAst
The cal NIL be proDpily meL anl tAst
Mr.. Alnaom Vii hare 10 troutie Ia
securing the fuii quantity q securities
a. reasonable price.
The pian ] have ascptea sni6 tht sacFo.
tey IL explanation 'ls one vaisa vAs rrao
Ao44g laA.4aloasly faVaree us Ihgsl ssatie-
men VIA uaom conferred o. sataFasf
ana ~ such 49, have Consulted uoil nciaie
sae s-ace iea1 fins ahcy a. assgrr se
that fplg cnelgR noncs ell Dt faTfleeu.lfe
10 meet he cal ard thaf fbc amount rclrlse8
vii give liz monFs uiafsei 81 thr rcicf
Necessary for tle preseuf 3 Geeiaea 80
prepay tae interest ca tAe q Is Cos two ffasoas
The nrsi ane lriagipsl ons ls - rtle-st the
money anl the gtner Is ~ place thnse backs
holding fsas their deposit 3o secure cirea.a.
loa upal the Same foei.ue as those ho-slne ,he
- This e1hausts my resources ior tfc Hfes.
ext as there arc no usort houas to fe1eem ~na
ne more iLterest 10 pay g-kaF money cat
81 tie Treasury arc tepositng ii in the banks
ss ia any private Institution b oli ~ the Quas
slon. once in the Treasury 90 car o1'y ht uifh-
drawn upon q warraaf aId lo ecclclars ~ ffe
Treasury has ever a0ne Or Noelo ever a. SUIT
thing
Ia answering aD inouiry from . Phil-
adelphia banker as 20 the net efcct
upon circulation q ell Treasury opera
tions during the last month the Treas
ury Department has prepared 3 state
ment covering all receipts aud dlsburse-
ments by the Government during
the period from August Is lsao
10 September I3 inclusive. The
aggregate sbUTsements were So.
296. sG6.67. Total receipts during
the same period. including National
bank redemption fund. ss7. $50. 1873 o..
Disbursements in excess Of receipts fer
the period named. SIS. 9s6. 500 .6&
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO -frf. y.
Frorn-cu'ei and steady Spring Patents.
fapasro. Makers - s1f o.. StTaiehfs = ~
% - Winter Patents - eoQ5 es Gears e. o.
9s2o
wuE,r-Rulec veak and quite active. No g
cash. escafi.Ooil. Dcccn nbef. 10irl04 snd
s5ay. g. lC5's aloss
CoRx-hctive and weak No 2 zr saf7e.
No. g Yc.low. f7sxc. SO = <sA0fsA 10 Vel
iov. sc. September. sslsossc octoier fsis .
<g4c. December. ss,4a4s<c. Nay ga 4ae.so.
oArc-r,owrr 70 p af~rAc nrfrbrs
ssSas,tsc. tsar ssxa402c ~ sarnpiss IN
COCO supply end l0rer No 3. siis01sc No 2
whito sass. SO. z s71s7hc. 10. 2 Whts.
ss27ac
Rrr -wss easter No ? cssh oeisc. sep
ferrbrr delivery 00xc. October s315rlfr sns
Dogenher es1 zs5o. sample iofs elao2c scr
80 and -sasoc for No
BAntrr-stsstY so. ? Eepfs nber sor
samrlss Common. fsetsc. gooe ~ choaos. "a
Csc and ertrs lots fs4 &c
NIss ponE-Msrssf somewhat unsettled.
WITH az actirs frsfirr 81 lcvsr prices
Prfcrs arofab't 81 - 81 "a - - fcr csst ~ 90
roos fe,r eer,teT bsf. - ga 81 ~ fos octoher
81 ssQf5 go for gauuafg zns tfs e4aissr
for Nav
Isnp-Rsfher cufst are rricss rBlss essi.-
Frees ranged ct - 21iS1s ~ So csst - ga
sg. fof septrnbcf ts E-1t ~ fas Octotef.
nnf =. s.nf 1- = fef sa1llrr
DrrTER-f.rfaTsrr I-a r.. Ds.rv. 20 p
paesi-T rfoff s1se
porn -sT-Iffe Cf5ekrrs. skz So psf -
sfrf-a Cfftkers sstafoc aer it. 1--we TrrfsTs.
s1grs rrr las 1--we Daeks. -ae'ks Eer II I've
cesst 81 ssaf 99 pr 4o7rE
T.Isron- Iflsfs lsd prts r1se fru e. e -
pr Gas far saissee gtoes
srw Yavs s.vs is
wuFs4-E Esra.f stgs ararr 1ese Ere rruf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
IrFNs OF INTEREST

TIE fae1lsy - the Maryland a.
seisoel decided net - sasnit oo1sse4
uen
The Ienaon e1itlan q ere New Nsrk
Hsral3 snaounoes the suspension 81 as
day e4luoA.
Lewis T. Xe1ng. CLERK - she heAltA
oeeer IA Phi!&1slpal2 il shori la his
accounts ever slr.oaa sna las aea he
clts.
The T. @ r ReekhaD Candy Com
psns's factory iR 81 L.e2is WAs harne1
sunday. Loss SIS. .0oa Dan LyneAs >
fireman. ss kllie&
A new Baptist eAUFch a. Englewooa.
IL, vas dedicated sunday Afternoon,
Rev. Or +. : hensoH ofEeiating. The
stTuctare cost sza.oo0
Al Szn Francisco the Fresno Milling
Ceapanys bailaing was bgrRea Sunday
night Loss. SO 09Q fEsnk kosen-
Grams Nas fatally burned.
-Four men who have been robblng Erie
freight cars we're arrested ia New YORK
Sunday night A confession 81 one 81
them shows that So. 900 worth of goods
had been stoieB.
Gastayas 7. Adams died al his resi-
dehes. Ne. asa Fitg-lhird street Chi
cage. on Saturday. Of pneumonia. Mr.
Adams vas one u the oldest com mls-
sion merchants in Chicago.
The two confidence men Who success
fully feeced two farmers al Jackson
VILE IL. out Of sS0o Friday acre capt
ured az Springfield Saturday and placed
in Jail. Most Of the money Vas recoy-
cred.
The milk-condensing factories E'
Elgin, H., have closed contracts iol
milk for the next slN months. The
three factories contract Tor 100, oo'
quarts daily. a. an average price ol
IL SO cents per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
m CONGRESS.

A Ress,u.ton Presented In the House De-
nouaclnx ths speech of MIR. Kennedy
tO.D Attacking the senste-Considera
tiea OF the Tariff Isiil to Begin At Once.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-When the
House met Mr.. Mckinley lO.) offered
resolution from the committee on rules
to take up the tariff bill and after two
hours discussion 10 be in order 70 move
10 refer it TO the conference committee.
On this yeas aud nays were taken and
the Mckinley motion was adopted, but
not without opposition. The vote stood
yeas. ll4; nays, =.
Mr.. Kennedy's (O) speech attacking
the Senate and Senator Quay having
made its appearance in somewhat
modified form, Mr.. Enloe (Tenn.) In
troduced a resolution directing the
clerk OF the House TO inform the
Senate that the House repudiates
and condemns the utteranoes of the
speech rejecting upon the integrity OF
the Senate. He withdrew the resolu-
tion shortly after its Introduction, how
ever. stating that he would present it
az Z more oppOrtune time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
FIERCE FOREST FIRES.
They Warp the Rails on the Northern
Pacific aud All Traffic Is Suspended.

They Warp the Rails on the Northern
Pacific aud All Traffic Is Suspended.
SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, Sept ia
dispatch from El!ensburg. Wash, says:
Forest fires have been raging in the
mountains along the line OF the North
ern Pacific since last Thursday. As the
forests are very dense, it has been
feared that 1t was hardly safe to run
the gauntlet of the flames, but the
passengers have in all cases been carried
through in safety. Saturday night,
however, all traffic was suspended
The flames reached large pile
of ties lying along the track
and the heat was so intense that
the rails for distance of 500
feet were warped out Of shape. There
was no attempt 70 run any trains through
Saturday night, but early Sunday
morning large gang OF men were put
on to repair the damage. The fires are
still raging.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

DEkDwooD, s u. Sept 15.-A fatal
accident occurred Saturday on The Black
HIS & Tort Pierre rsilroad. IN which
Judd Bolden and Mrs. Snyder and hoy
were killed outright and many others
seriously injured. Ths railroad vas
running sn excursion train from Dead
WOOD and Lead CITY % a Masonic pic
nic in which there we're About 500 ex-
cnrsionlsis A ths train passed along
aigh enhankmeot a heavy tree feli
across the rear car
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
sWitchmen Meet.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Sept. l5.-The fifth
annual convention of the Switchmen's
Mutual Aid Association has commenced
here. The first session was preceded
by street parade in which about a
thousand men took part. They com
priscd lodges of switchmon. trainmen.
firemcn. tho grand lodge Off
GERS s-nd delegates and alternates.
After the parade the delegates repaired
to Music Hall. where Mayor Bishop de-
livercd an address OF welcome. Grand
Master Sweeney made reply. Ad.
dresses wero also nadc by Hon wiz.
.-m L. Sheehan aud District Attorney
sainn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

SALT LAKE, L. T.. Sept IS. The Sep
tenlb Der term Of the second district
court at Beaver has 5ustclosed. IN sea-
fencing some Of the prisoners who COM
mitted unlawful cohabitation Judge An
derson remarked that when the accused
would not promise 10 obey the laws II
seemed strange that they we're circulate
ing claims through tho press ana in
Congress that polygamy IS being aban-
doned a large number OF offenders
appear al every term for sentence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

NEW YORK, Sept l5-At New SEDAN
reservoir during a storm 100 Italians
huddled themselves in a building.
Lightning entered the shanty and in
stantly killed four of them. A half
milo from the scene woman was
stunned by a shock Of lightning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

CArsHrr1. =. " SEPT. fs -Rufas n
King. president of tae CatskiD savings
Bsnk. did safsanfr 81 his res l5ence
Saturday. sre5 Cd He vas member
~ the Fortf-thf-5 CrrrresS m 1850 ks
was = Reuahls.s- ..ceto4. aa5 ia 1880
vas ere ~ tfe sae srcc-ters CT Gen.
era Grsnt In TIE Rar9 t.sn EsaoasI
convention
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
Anofh.r orran -.

NEW YoRK. Sept l5-Two more big
htlspue lines. the CITY % Rene ard
Aurania. arrived In this port sunday
after race across. The Rome Won ~
the narrow margin q lftecn minutes.
The Rome made the tine Ga SIX dsys
nineteen hours and eleven minutes
The Auraniss time was six days nino-
teen hours ard tMentv-sla mlnulaA
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
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Ontarto's New Cabinet.

ToEoxTo, Ont. Sept 15.-The On
tario Cabinet has been rcorganizcd and
is now constituted as follows; Oliver
Mowat. Premier and Attorney General;
G.. w. Ross, Minister of Education; c.
4. Fraser, Commissioner OF Public
Works; A. s. Hardy. Commissioner Of
Crown Lands; Richard Harcourt Pro
vinoial Treasurer: John Drydon, Min
lister Of Agriculture; j N. Gibson, Pro
vincial Secretary; l. II. Bronson, Min.
istar without portfolio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

WAsufxoyoN. Sept - y Mary
Walkor. who for ter years hst tren tfg.
ing 70 induce Congress to pay her SO.
09o ~ reward Tor htr services as 3
hospital surgeon and nurse oarng thn
rebellion. hss presented ~ the scnafc
pet son for tbr appointment q o ha-
tionsl c0sforcr Tor women ~ s salary
% SO. og1 q year
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Ds +. G. ssrs NKsvE ASP Basfy TeEsr-
NrNr. a guaranteed specific ser Hvsfsrfs ptfxl-
ness. CcnvuisioRs, Fits. Nervous NeuraiSia.
use ~ .cehat or tobacco, WtFef1ineSs, Mental
Ieprrssinn. ~offeaing gf the Brain resufing
in insanity snf esdinx ~ miserv. decay snt
uf Power in ether sex- fnvatnn tsrv Losses snd
~reTmsforrhfea caused h7 ever ex srtion effhe
hrsir. - fahasr ~ ovsr-induizeure. zach box
contains one month : treatment SEQ = boz.
or siz boxas i9r 500. sent bg nail prepaid on
receipt ~ price.
WE UARANTEE sIN BOXES
To cure auv case. Win Zach order received
oy as tor ST. reSes accom- psaied ~ sNla. Ve
VII send che purchaser ore written guarantee
g. refund tne uo1sv ~ the trestnaenf oe< not
eject etrr. Guarantees issued oniv ~
WHITE 4 WHITE.
MsTtcn House Pharmacy. sale Ar-uts
% MonrOe-strset. Grand Rapids, Mich.
0PEN ALL NIGET.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
nia,i fro,n etarrafion.

NEv YoaK. Sept Is. - Gustav A.
Tuchsl. 90 years old. rich miser. died
Of starvation in a squalid room at 2i9
East One Hundred and Second street
Sunday night lie had books
showing deposits oi over $4,000 and
title deeds 70 tnree tenement houses
lie bad lived on two quarts ~ milk
and fonr anarts Of potatoos week
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

OTTUMwk. Ia. sept - Saturday
Andrew SundhurC was found ruiity q
nanslaurbter. BE killed RS wife while
IN drunken mania couple 81 months
ago Sunlborx has VICE attempted fui-
eide since De has been in al. and de-
clares that be viii yet be- faleessiul IN
hls eforls 81 taAn h-e nNn l-fn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
KiiIed Nv ne raIr ~ a Trestle.

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept 15.-A tseste az
Simpson & Watkins breaker az Dur7ea
fell sunday morning while carpen ters
ws-o making repairs upon lt John
GLADLY. of West rIttston. William Olm-
stead. % Duryea- and a ls-yesr sr-old Hun
garian. BOY who was sitting under the
trestle. we're killed
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
a Double Tragedy In Louisiana.

NEW IBERIA. La. Sept I5.-Sunday
night at ball given near this place
Victor Miguez and man named Rod
eringuez became involved IN a quarrel
during which Roderinguez shot Miguez
through the heart instantly killing
him. whereupon a brother of Aiguez
Shot and fatally wounded RoderingneL
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
nyreok nn ana Mis.ourI Pnrlno.

Sr Louis, Sept. Is. "A westbound
Missouri Pacific train was wrecked 81
Glencoe Saturday night Three coaches
were demolished and two sleepers
thrown down an embankment One
passenger was killed. four fatally and
eleven others seriously injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

rrfrsrr Gerf -
ctrTs- w1-Fsf fsfr's efs .t psrxins ss>
e.-ss-g seeaa-f crltasl.rf rssRef - 3
e = - ..stre RI f8atr sErEa st~srs
a asas rs 60 Rcos - rfJef e. NHEfa
- -,r-4-rr ~ fsr fe F46 tar
trtess-s ese<~s - go n far S-ef<srt q ez
- = ~ Ttvsrs seaT ~ Wsste-.t
e "a - ~ Ee~se-s ss1s p - c.Fs - =
asW ~ p p znt p 7e9< 9 - FesI Ce.res
r--a..s ara~~ss rr.-.fees-esr e~ae @sles
-.~r.s - = ~ rs fsr 1sf 81 7sas f-~
--s e-re = see fsT rxef sns - =
- - seset geesl1s sed sA.gS-tf 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

Ear. Pa. sept i5 -Suits hsrs been
con mence3 to seeure Yossessior ~ prop
ertv IN 20. beaft - thls city Falue6 a.
several millions q doliars The risisn-
art fss rsphsv @ the origirai settler.
Welrhl8alo. Who Eeegrea sFfansi 80
grants here direct from ihs Engiish
r..ra.r
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
s,ys ssass. cRUlss.

...s..a - sAs wA.llaE ksrk FstFss "a
- ssox4rs--A sses--~E A'-s~-ss.
- gxDxo4o. N1ss., sept ia-Ets
ws.lsax kark Pessl caFszsn E4Sla J.
Re~e. Il sals city. As arrives bee alter
! xovAgs g 6vs years. nesi-y u -
Atlsasse oSean Cspt4sa hesa says
- .ss.le d Pztagoala ssTerAi moaths
aFo = s4le care sp ffcm q sAore,
sarax saieh lSKEs qu4nIties q hne
whtss powder cane On The ship
rsaksrx hose Nho inhaled IL Aextd4y
enc o. the ersx Wzs taken slck AID his
feet beg2. 70 swell TIE swelling eon-
rnue1 unsll MS whole boy vas
zasets3 One after another q ne creN
- t2ksn d0Sn Until tAirty-iogr Rad
he disease. This lsft only three men
10 work tie ship Each psrscn ar1ieted
swelled % slaos. t~ice bis usual size
ard the nssh assumed = yelioWlsh
color. Although the disease Vas
attended Nltk little pain burn
ing sensation in the stomach
was felt. The bark w4s headed
for Dominica. West India The yes
sci was not allowed 20 touch st any port
Tie disease bad never been heard OF by
any one on the vessel and no one knew
what 70 do for il Captain Reed ordered
the fesh rubbed With coarse brushes and
. simple diet ard light doses OF epson
salts. With carbonate OF soda Some
Of she men began 10 Improve, bat
nine continually grew worse and died.
rtiaoation setting in. Physicians At
this port pronounced the epidemic 20 be
beri- beri, disease prevalent in some
parts Of the globe. bat this is said 70 be
the first case on record OF its having
como on board a snip in gale Of wind.
On MAY a sea struck the ship and
swept two men overheard and they we're
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
UNDER ARREST. 4

Messrs Potter snd Lowell, OF the Boston
Firm of Potter. LovtA a Co, Charged
with EmbexIlemsnt.
BosToS. Sep. IS - Messrs Walter
Potter and ". D Lowell. Of the hrm a
Potter. Lowell a Co. have been arrested
on warrants charging them with embez-
element and larceny. The complaints
is made by Mr.. Charles Richardson.
OF Philadelphia. . member of tie
firm Of c. Richardson A. Sons. q d.
rector in the National Bank % the Re
public in Philadelphia and president q
the Edge Hill Furnace Company. and il
alleges the embezzloment and larceny
of $40 600 worth Of bonds o. TIE Edge
Hill Furnace Company
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

IoxDov. Sept Is a dispatch from
Rome says 81 S. anticipated a. the fati-
can that Archbishop WALSH 70 uubIin
vii ~ appointed 70 fll the place made
vacant En- TIE holy college bY TIE 8esta
q Cardinal Newman
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

wAsuiNc1oN. Sept 70 George "
Harris. the Chicago & Alton railway
mail clerk who deserted his car ard dis-
appeared from 81 Louis hug vith
registered letters 90 the valDe - over
si.oo0 was brought here son5ay under
arrest &c was captured in Baltimore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

CaTcAro. sert 15-The National
~o-lf 8 fsir comss ission is In scssioa in
this eit7 1as prinel eal baslnsss in
hard is the inlorse ncrt 81 TIE 81 ses f5r
tss FAIR and tae selection ~ director
eare~zI
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

st JosErIE No. sept l5.-Ths south-
bouRd passenger train % tho Chicago
ST. Paul & hansss city railway fan over
and killed Lemnel pen3leton ard Vife.
tbo father ard mother ~ Alderman
Stephen Pensioton ri this city. sona
thres and half miles BoTth O. town.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

T.oSrcS. SEPT - Ife-ea ws--shi hirs
have ho1 haraei sevsrsi r5llsrss ~ ere
society fssr5s Tas marines 1zase.s
ara lad vase f5e eoursrv. keerfrv
- - p5~k 81 5srasess'sn enfis - ~
ss~az f-rttfa8
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

wrm orfrfvs. SEPT S. rcv VII.
fau = Mue% president 81 tbs 3esait
Co ers p tbs eitv. died 81 sporarxTf
3 cclock Sunday sft-rBoor tusf sfte
-stiring fron ths raip'f ~ tbs cturo
81 ID. In.rnalrl sle lnnrer-sl..t-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; 1t IS pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ca the Kidneys.
liver and Bowels, elesnses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispeh colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habimal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
dUeed, pleasing % the taste and re-
ceptsbls 70 the stomach, prompt IN
rs action and truly beneficial ia It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all aud have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for salo in 5cc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
euro il promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.'
CALIFORNIA FJe syrup CO.
g.y FRsaciScc. eAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sew soSS. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

. CoFcoRp. - H Sept 81 Bon a p.
7'horspson Secretary - State ~ Nsv
Han oshfrs since 1fT7. 6is.s Tfi6sT night
Be ssrsed 81 fhs vsf ~ fte rsbt ton
ard vas trevstes Ma5-,f fof faiisnt son+
sn-t ~ werfret h5.r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

Fsrgrr11n. wish sept 1- TIE
ssheoner Ccnrass is believed so hsvs
s. naers8 ~ fats stperir- oarrr re
rsis 81 satsrsaT rlrht sbt ear.iee
r-nv ~ slrhf rsrsous 81 - whom rrs
sr--.-,e,.s - haze persisted
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Sept l5-Mat.
thew Richardson's barn, twelve miles
east burned Saturday night with tho
contents. Two Norman stations and
one trotting mare were burned. The
horses were worth 81, 600 -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

NsTrlsareT Va ssot fs-
wt tro fsr iae we're ttr5ne Fl s-r8
overturned tss stsies ast Ms 5suss
UaFbes sD6 lsts we're crowned
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

NEw YORK. Sept. i5.-At New SEDAN
reservoir, during a storm, 100 italians
huddled themselves in a building.
Lightning entered tho shanty and in
stantly killed four OF them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

CoLUMBUs, Ohio. Sept lS.-Freight
train No. 4, going east over tho Cincin-
natl 6 Muskiugum Valley road, was
wrecked at Reeds Station. The en-
gineer was killed and fireman badly
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
FIames ~ Bursln.

BUFFALO. y. Y. Sept. ls.-Holmes'
oil refinery has suffered severely from
fire. -Four employees we're badly burned.
The loss will be heavy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-10

Captain christensen; loading fumhe, sov
niao.
1.eucan barkentlne skae:s, 90 toaa. captaip
Robinson; leading iumber for San Frsncisrn.
American schooner al 5en ehorr. - r..
Sapeain henderson; loading lumber Tor Mei.
boufna
British ship AngIo-Americs. Il ga tons csrtsin
smith loading lumbea for the United Ytnedom.
Amercan bark sseamore. I.2s6 tons. Captain
1aenpurx; losdiDglumbez for San Francisco.
Hxttisn bark Darra ~ iona. csptain FiuIsv.
s2n; Lading sumbsr for s:dney.
Aneriran ship William j. Rotch, l,7I7 sons.
spain Bray; loadiue spars for New York.
AT UrsALApY.
Chilian bark Pessoranxx. 1.,ao tons c.ns.,r
Carly: loadlua lumber for Vasparafso.
sfisisn bark Elissbeth Graz an ,6s4 tons, Cap
u'n Hodee; loading umbtr for Melbourne.
AZ c1o HaRRon
American bark califoruis. ~ TINS. c.rta,r
Mofrena; loading iuu,1er To- Gle Esrto,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-10
The vvealsh,sss women


A list of the twenty-seven wealthies'
women in the United States Is published
in which the first place is given to Mrs
Hetty Green, of New York, who is credited
with q fortune of 100000 in her own
right; Miss zabeth Garrett comes next
with $50 900 0oo; Mrs: Terry; $50 oOo. 900
win Stevens, $751; 00.U00; Mrs. John G.
Green. $4,000, oO0; MRS. Cyrus H.
Mccormick. of Chicago. $40 600 600.
Mrs. John Jacob A-tor. $50. 900;
Mrs. John Rsy Barton, of Phha.
delphia, 100000; Mrs. Thomas. A.
Scott, widow OF the railroad president,
S5,u0O, 600: Mrs. William Armour. of Chi
cago, daughter of Saas Cobt. s. COO
while Mrs. Joseph Harrison, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Aver, Mrs. Jane Brown. Mrs. w.
e. Dodge and the daughters of Francis A.
Drcxel, Of Philadelphia. are worth $4,000.
600 each; Mrs. Robert Goelet and Mrs.
Jaye pay taxes on $500. 90 apiece. 1t re-
mains, however, for Mrs. Terry's baby
daughter. not over years old, to distance
right valued at $50,0oo0oo.