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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-02

l8Sl. 1890
E. 3. RAIL.
CaIs<, ~ .vada
....-IMPoRTEE DEALER th....
Hardware Ind Agricultural Implements
The Old Reliable House, where you can get Every.
thing you Want, and Prices that will
Make You Happy.
Hardware shelf windows DOORS blinds
and fixtures table pocket cutlery
bar fixtures, fancy goods, sve and plated goods,
nicke and plain agate lain and stamped
unware, guns pistols powder, shot, cart
ridges, etc, bird cages baskets, WOOD
and willow paints, oils, white
lead, pant-f'ncy colors.
nsh, paint brushes and
brooms, oil and
turpentine fuid
Benzine oil, iron, twlne,
pOws, mowers, binders rake hresher and
water pipe etc.. sheet irOn galvanized wire, wagons
galvanized fence wire blasting owder, wedges
and sedges, pumps, hose aEu faucets belt
ing rubber goods.
chimes Divers Chilled Flows other plows
stoves Medallion and Model Ranges, MiIlgan Paints
Plan r Horse Hoes CuvatOrs Seeder many
moods in line Will fill all special orders
and plumbers constantly hand do
notice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-02
Primary Election
OF the People on
SATURDAY, AUG. I6, 1890.

For the purpose Of electing De'egates to thu
said STATE Convention, the Prim try Elections
- be carried OUT com Ii tnc with the laSvg
IN safe and the Instructions OF this Com
mittee-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-02

The following test viii b. required Of each
an every voter at the sa Primary E ectlons:
81 am citizen of this 81 tte and DiI supper
the nominees at the Republican, party"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-02
State Central Committee.

The basis of represent ttiou OF the respective
counties in the id invention shall re one
delegate Ter each 50 vot -. anu ohe for each
fTaei -. Of -5 votes nr over cast for the Harri-
con and Morton E &c Or, aggregIting las
delegates, Apo. toned as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-02
T.. u, BOYLE, Chairma.

r. @. LORD. secretary
tRepublican papers throu shout the State
please copy.I mYzSed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-02

TIE Several Republican County Central Cou
mittees viii CalIa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

chapau q wilson, astcrneysNasiaw. have re-
~oeo4 a. rom II Eissfnror htock. northwest
cornss south eecocd and w~sshingscn-
l1ack drsn materials reduced - ne sale.
Chester Ciesry.
sessry.s sscrksca ncur 30 n - ry u
Great rdocsaons In stiks sursne the sale
Chsssse CtsAsy.
Nev vs1e frsnss sunnings arrives for cur
nev ssoeA Chessar cssary.
Hssssk-spsn.Ae no isai - ssk yoas sreosr boz
ecerry1 4socAton ncas.
xs.c DleocAsd table danaak reduced 30 EAc
~ TIE snlA Chester Gear.
O ". 4ovslsy, rai sssase ercker snd sole
srsns fos wsrd's CU Map Of seatase Room
Hnxvell boil1lne.
80 a ha q aii-wooi. vide drsn material
uducsd b sc ~ he ola Chssssf Cscary.
No excu~p sr bad bread waea yos can euy
sp<rrys cel.h<ateA stockton Soar
s rarksysred table darassk reduced q NE
sale Chester cteary-
81 a nse Of 4incn. ell vooa paasds Udneec
10 -sc q the saie Chesses Sfeart
Our ssore 10 ncs ready cor IN osess are rcnf'
e,se. 4 - sacrAcs them. Casstsr Cieav.
al heavy extra iArgs-sissd spr~sd cAssess
CleAsy.
Prstern suisA chsssse cieary.
A. ve I'd NJ casA only. or pxfcea ~ always
the lowest Cheesr Cteary.
Gle papoo - = - . suad>a
Nev IN ssr,ped aannsiA Chester cseary.
Sc A tine o. heavy white esdspresda enes-
Ia chsrs ksinsaaAa Chester csessy-
81 xaneh aue eamssk towel tazey
borden chsstsf cissfy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

Sssesasoe - RspDooao No. a~nsn.u
CITY Dounnsy.
lne qussoton - sx1ssdinx ~ citv limsts
etvsn rtss 10 ersas ID d dIscas-snr
sround ~ city. sspsetalIy sincs 4 3 ~
Anosn - H. members a. t1se commcn
oouncsi hsve vnsying Opinions . - 49,
- boundary hn@ shouad h.
ueoaeanea 1v1uhsfi = p-ertseute.4v
49, . - momnm II vhicA ~ e,-..
esnas peopono4 tOmRmw - kound.st-e
and = explained his dss % : Posr-T.rss-
Lis.scE reporter yesterday. lie Md.
= g E y thaf ths estyfs limits shos.d
9 exesnded - . o lnle = s-vervthsr~
maj = chisdy valaahts Tor restdence rror.
essy eno noe valuab3o paYttcul arfv fos ~
oeess pusposs. Ian Opposed % a. A.
o extending - city limits % fnr dovn :.
~ ousAes houadasy a. sovnsnip q.
wnsca eecosdtng 10 ~ hsItef = ~ ndIes
- sef seuth. Ian cppoeod q n 1870
! NOV 0et thaf property within suo mfl~
o. ne southern boundary line q tovnshIn
- WI b - DO bsneft % he city suvern-
@ent no VIII ~ etty eovernmens - 81
oensas 70 that psopsrsy. u = oulv
200 Tor agricultural purposes snd
under ehoee circumstances the CITY 1 don.t
oeiisvs has suy night 10 lsy out that dis
Is = eafy property and tar Il accord
Mey. - II city euvsmnent WIN b q
no good - u 81 I'll.
~ has bsen proposed that thas ssrip Of
- sneuid = rstaansd Tor manufscsurtne
purposes. Wei. now everybody knows 8
ven - l do that the question of taxes has
efess oeel - do viii nanufsctursss sud
innusnces them greatly whether 70 remain
% 30. And ] MAINTAIN that II the city
x0vsfnment intsnds TO keep that strip Of
lsno nc tax u - city property. IL win
drive the manufactures svsy instead nj
asssnettng them I think int The civ
should control Ill OF the bay and water
'front.'. from West Point light house and
Ak Point. and have police control Owe
~ Of Salmon bsy. LAtona. Union bay.
renon and LAks Waskingtou shoss, b..
. I'll OF that b Essentially . part Of ths
ctty's limitaL"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

euf1n1cn -couRf-KunKs.I
1n4A Dalhe q a. N J. q. Challes q all
n dsaasIt uttered.
n1eDen w Maurice Bassett--Divorcs ~
sennsoa
1nfne W J. c. Brady ct al--Judgment
- eaisFcd against defendant q. ".
~ bredy and r. A. brady coufousea
nmabeQ.W
n0eDpsgnsas Company Va Lewis II.
Ssognent entered against defendant
srssaios cousr-srRArros, J..
- 1oeones N II. l. Yealer--Mot1on Tor
~ Ct PARTICULARS denied.
IN "a " George Turner-Dciault en-
.lialss N J. {. Brsdy-rranissssd 70
ssosArR couRr-osBoRH, =.
- = Thomas I. Minor-Heasine on peti-
~ u personai property II private sais:
1ones r. seldom Boyd J. Tallnan
.s smrdian ID litem for iouiss seldom.
seif' decree granting sale Of real estate.
ivssicH oousr-xrlLER, !. r.
n1llps ~ Peter ~Choido-Reni: Judgment
srsf1cE ~counr-RIvaRs. ). r.
sstsrsoa Va ". X wiison-Judgmsnt
- peumisocry note. 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17
POLICE COURTS.


cssna Array Of ressy O9ssAsss
Tried.
= lstcs court justices were occupied
10y with The usual grist OF petty
osss.a Nov vas fined S for vagrancy
= PAID toJusticc Rivers with . good
49, A.af. . woald-be desperate, vas
49, oesors Justice Miller for flourish
Deoed rusty pistol In the alleys Of
1919 on Tuesday night and threat
oooe svsryhody he came acrosa
MED u, in default OF which he
Aainseil was fined 8, by Justice
- disturbing the peace in White
% Tuesday night.
nei Vas tined 81 by Justice Miller
as drunk and carrying concealed
49,. Akin, . young man who claimed
e0 work In . log camp. was ar
lore Justice Miller on . charge Of
S-s IN consideration Of his youth
1921 ave him until is O'Clock last
= the steamer for his loeRtnx
3 yoane man accepted the con-
? fastened out al jail towards the
1,ison vas fined $40 for vagrancy
ssaes kvsr' court.
Aiaan Harstrown procured . .
Justice Rivers Tor the arrest OF
ssosa Tor forcihiy snssring her
~ Madison street. and taking
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17
The Nov Dirsetery Company.

AZ . meeting Of the stockholders OF
Folks Seattle Directory Company yester-
day the following ofaosrs we're elected:
President, 4. n. Carr: vtes-prssddsnt c.
u. Mech; treasures, the Guarantee Loan
4 Trust Company; secretary and mana
ger. C. b. Stanley. The general Offices OF
NE campany were located ct No. IL. Rox-
well block. The company viii immedi-
stely commence the canvass for the new
city directory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

- CeMUaay ves~sA - Erect :


Dutl1tng.
Arttcies of incorporates o. The Seattle
naeaena Bank Building Company wess
nIed with the county auditor ysstsrday by
William R Ballard, Luther r. 0rimth.
0eorgs r. Carter. Fred Ward. Aaron a.
toote md Gecsss ". I. GSifAth. Ths OBJ
Jet OF the incorporation 10 70 erect the new
Seattle National bank building. corner Yes
lsr avsnue and South eecond street. The
capital stock 10 $500. 900. divided into 500
aAaree q 300 Zach. The trustees OF The
company are the incorporators and Bsnia-
min A. Amber.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed with
the county auditor yesterday by Merwin
ssagsr. =. w. Hankey and J.. B. Thurston.
rsprsssnting The Hoods City Land and I'm
prossment Company. Ths objects Of the
incorporation are 70 buy. ELI and improve
real esta1el The capital stock OF the CON.
pany h $4,000. DIVIDED into go shars Of
500 sach. The trustees a the company
are the i~ncorporatora
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17
Some Bargains

Have you seen the new dress trim
mings just opened during the past
two dayse They are just a little the
lovelicst yet shown Bands Of gold
and silver and points Of the same.
Then these chenille flowers, with gold
and silver effects, in all shades Don't
you think they are choiccp Those
Eifel Tower, Van Dyke and Cleopatra
points, the deep ones, in black are
decidedly stylish and effective trim
mingx They come in all widths
Something really charming in dress
goods this season is the revival Of the
Scotch plaidS There are some Of the
most harmonious colorings in these
plaids yet shown They are bargains
at sI.ss, $Lso and SITS for soinch
width goods Speaking Of bargains
how do these strike your
Beises, = widths. - lon.
Diagonal Suisings - loo
Plain klpacas st loc
There's a fine line of those Scotch
plaids, IS inches for acc = yard
Those English band suitings can be
had in all shades They make up
beautifully and = very English.
Also the striped English suitingS The
former is sold at 4oc and the latter at
3sc a yard Pinhead checks hold
their favor at 75c and o. : yard.
These are all wool 4a-inch goods AL
wool stripes seem to be favorites at
75c; well worth $Lss.
There isn't . line Of dress goods.in
town that gives such splendid salts
faction as do those Hemiettax You
know how perfectly charming they
make up, and then think Of the doz-
ems Of new shades you car get them
in Really astonishing how effective
the new spring shades are. You can
have four different grades of Henrietta
goods There are some for soc, all
wool. and really worth 7sc. There's
a line at 75c worth O.. A line IS
inches wide for 81, and those fine
silk finished ones at sr.sS
CaaAmsres. ss-inch. al shades. Aa
Cashmersa. ss-inch. all wool. &c.
Tricots. s-inoh. all WOOL sc
Tricots. I'll shaded oil wool. Sc
It would take a long time to tell
you Of all the bargains in the new
goods but you viii find them every
where in our store.
Don't 60 away without examining
those unapproachable fiouncings a.
inches, handsome embroidery, at CSC.
Childrcn's half width flouncings at
soc, 6oc and 7sc.
There are some extreme novelties in
ruchings for you to inspect
Those plaiilined parasols are the
latest thing out. You'll notice all the
parasols are Of that peculiar bell
shape. We have them in all the new
shades We are the only ones who
carry Follmer, Clogg & Co.'S goods
In the new Van Dyke, Cleopatra
and Eifel points you will find some
thing pleasing, Here is a bargain in
these Van Dyke lace collars at ssc.
Hundreds of different collars and col
laretteS
AT the domestic counter you viii
find among many others thes. especial
great bargains: Freres Koechlin
French sasteens at sec and &c
John Anderson's Scotch ginghams at
age Lawns II sc. Ask to be shown
the French flannels and the silk and
wool striped shirting iannelx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

Anothes Taoe0a shst Waoss "a Take 70
Away vpea Hin.
I. A. Brinshans. Of Tacoma, has chaI-
isngsd Gard kellogg. Of Seattle. the pres.
emit holder Of the Seattle Tacoma shooting
badge. for . contest Chisf kellogg Is
given ten days to accept In and thirty days
- shoot
The badee = handsomsly engraved, and
cost 36S. il was gotten mp two years ago
by the Seattle and Tacoma gun ciuha Ac-
cording 70 the conditions under which Il ID
held no Seattle man can challenge the
holder unless he IL . Tacoma man, and
wise versa. Chief Kellogg won the badge
frst. and WAS Immediately challenged by
Dr.. Smith. Of Tacoma. whom he defeated.
Later on be was succsssively challenged by
Messrs. Dodge. NcNaughton and Bell. Of
Tacoma. oil Of whom he defeated. The
badge paned through the great FIRE in
Gard KeIlogg's sais. but II q bright and
handsome a. ever.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

Produced from The laxative and nutritcusi sice
OF California esa combined with the medicinal
virtues OF plants known % he mose nenseetai %
the human aysssn. acs gently on ths kianeys.
liver and bowsla edectuaiiy cleansing The 80
ten, dispslfins colds and headaches. and curing
hahlfnnlc combination.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17
COURT
InlIarky Has Two Tfials
in One Day.
-rp vraoscr IN ONE oAse.


z Thomas MuiIsYky VA taken
6w1ov morning before Judes Lieh-
n slete having closed its CO..
els1orss ~ dsfsnss stastsd =
01ten Of IT. v5knouDoa n
ek1y sodssvorsd - peOvs ~
- ehooting hsd been accidental.
vas shOt, testified that Null
- htm H. revoivsr 70 k0p during
- list in handing Il back q vss
le66GDtaily. But Dr.. WI1ard
3 knying examined Lewis wound
tAat IL could NOS have bosn
~ rsvolver having besn dis
- the noor. The course II he
-. ahoued that The dtocAasnp
- plscs when the revolver
"a at m entirely different
buyend this nothing Of metesial
3 ~ Disclosed
ny VS. charged 1t about II 20
~ hnd not returned . vsrdiot a.
q adfournment last evening.
rics4oDbsfg instructed ths Jury 70
soaled verdict In event OF agree
~ morning.
on NullaFky's second indict-
asesuIting William RowIey VS.
Il uss nearly S O'Clock whom
- worn, and the taking 81 testt-
lofssrsd until this morning.
III nREsr CABLE IN COURT.
RI Ioeociosure u lien IVES on thai
IT. Humes ysstsrdsy aftssnoou.
beuoi N which Louis Bensov and
go lin upon the Froat stssss
olos work done undsf Henry l..
: 0hrcontfoctos. during Docem-
ord January. lss9. Eighteen
- 49,. amounting 20 e3S8.ok. IL
n thef IN building the road much
enuste used In construction W.
90 lsom the rood. Under he
~ attorneys for the cable lins
otetos0stss hes no lsn. and also
ohbogsrs Who worked sway from
u mixing concrete hsvs no lien.
ndant company claims that IL hes
mbrcontrsctor in full, but fesists
nmtm cher legal grounds. The case
1mGBued until this morning. In order
mors witnesses.
JeDonExf voR PLArsTigs.
- Judgs 6tratton the cass Of Puget
Ieohinesy Depot against the Free
1onufactuying Company was on
~ ~ brought for the collection
. balance OF account duo for
n furnishsd. Defendant moved
rn4A whioh the court oveFruled.
~ 1etuzned . verdict for full
q ~ claim, according 70 the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

John Lynch. the colorcd porter Of the
Rainier hotel. Who was charged by J.
William Adams with stealing ieweiry val
uec ct $40. was tried before Justice Miller
yesterday and discharged. - the evidence
was not sufficient 10 convict him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

Secretary Dodge. Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, has issued . pamphlet contain
Ing the articles Of incorporation. he by
laws. the list Of members. the names OF
the trustees. ocicsrs and members Of he
standing committees Of that Organization.
for circulation among the members.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

ysprAy

Are pouring In upon us for AL Department. We
expected cur nsU store would be ready we
with sacrifice them Chester Cieaxy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

NEW SILK HOSIERY.
We received ave cases of new hostsry. fAss
BLACK. slk, dale. ingram. cotton. sc Chester
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

az new dress materials. Sik. v~eivets. rluahes
and wooden dress fabrics. Just in Chester
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

Mn C. b. Stuart. Of 900 Hayes ST.. writes. ~
have for years hsd spells Of indigestion and dis
pspatA and nisd nearly everything. Finally I
scok . vsll known ~eArsapAxfla. Il caused pim-
plcsto break oct on mr. face without helping me-
Hearing that Joys Vegetable Sanapariiia did
not contain mineral. and might act differently,
Iseas Cor IL The psnr.es disappeared immcdi-
ssciy. and I had no more returns OF the old
speiia" Although the above was written . year
go. MA STUART now atsests the permsnency OF in
s6scA says she sahes an occasional doss -
suppress Q ~ psosa OF rr.zsn and that abe be-
r<~f-~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

SGSs:en any steamshsp line IN she A.
n surope and Ene,and cen - -
- seSSaern fscinc ociee A. Chfleerg
,Ssnt tb second street. Hoseoa
enAfA. depot uckes ae<nt seoskiAL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

lsrn Pacific railroad. sns "a
zoe ell possu Easl a Chaihor.
H. sAkecond streel HcUou0 baocE
sssoaucAss AGENT s<sTtlN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

eKSsRAL REDUCTION
IN - - Arrss. Our stcse Is nos ssady.
ese reonce stock Chester Clear,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

II Sstss9e fsad the San de Fucs sAip Canal
- eenpaay's savsruss saent ~ m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

NOW READY.
Cloak Department
Spring Jackets.
Spring Wraps,
Spring Styles.
Cloak Department.
Exquisite Jackets.
Exquisite Wraps,
Exquisite Style.
Cloak Department.
Beautiful Plaids,
Beautiful Stripes,
Beautiful Effects.
Cloak Department.
NOW READY
OUR
Spring Jackets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
SEVERE STORM.
Portions of Kansas and Missouri Flooded
Atchison, st. Joseph and Aoberly
Suffer Serious Damage.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 20.-Severe
storms, accompanied by much rain and
heavy winds, prevailed last night in
Northeastern Kansas and Western Mis-
souri,. At Atchison the fall of rain was
exceptionally heavy. Water forced itself
waterInto the mans, several of which
burst and flooded others all along Com
msrclal street. The greatest injury was
occasoned to the offices OF the Atcbison
Champion, the Globe and Patriot, whose
press rooms were flooded. The Cham
pion and Globe were unable to issue their
regular editions this morning. AT st.
Joseph, Mo-, rain fell in torrents and
flooded the streets, and burst several
sewers. Joseph c. Coombs, while at
tempting TO keep an inlet clear, was
overcome by the force of the water and
carried into the sewer. His body has
not yet been recovered, At MOberly,
Mo-, lightning struck Governor Fry 8
house. The members of the family were
stunned but not severely injured. J. w.
Allen g house was also struck by light
ming and two small children were pros
trated. In the country regions creeks
overlooked their banks, bridges were
swept away, fences levelled by the wind
aud small buildings destroyed. No loss
of life reported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
VIRGINIA'S BONDED DEBT.
The Matter Soon to be Settled to Entire Salts
faction-The Plan.

The Matter Soon TO be Settled to Entire satls-
faction-The Plan.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The much liti-
gated bonded debt of the state of Vir-
ginia is likely soon to be adjusted upon
basis satisfactory to debtors and to for
eign creditors through the agency OF
what is called the Cleveland committee.
This is composed of eX-President Cleve-
land, Thomas F. Baysrd, Edward j.
Phelps, George s. Coe and George 6.
Williams. The American creditors have
sent william L. Bull, president of the
New ork stock exchange to represent
them in a conference with the European
creditors abroad, and the two com nit
tees agreed upon a general plan of ad-
justment. ''The securities in ques-
ton, - said President Williams of the
Chemical bank this morning, will be
deposited here with the Cen
trail trust company. The commits 9
of reference will thereupon fix
upon a basis of payment according to the
terms which the state is able to accede
to, and with reference to the amounts
which several issues of the bonds cost the
purchasers of them. 1t Is a matter OF
congratulation, not only for the parties
Immediately concerned, but for the
credit of the country at large. This
question has been made political foot
bail of until it became a disgrace to the
state and United States. Creditors on
| both sides of the ocean will no doubt
come to q substantial agreement as to
what they ought to receive, and then we
| will have to pass upon the relation be-
tween them and the state. The committee
of reference was selected with view to
| having statesmen know beyond the sea,
in whom foreigners have confidence, as
well as bankers of prominence here. A
speedy settlement may be expected at9
the standing reproach be disposed of. =,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
EnumerAtors Arrested

ST. PAUL. MINI, June 2O.-The ar
rested Minneapolis census enumerators
case came up before United States Com
missioner McCafTerty of this city this
morning. They were arrested by United
States Marshal Daggett on warrants
sworn out by William Pitt Murray of this
city, alleging fraudulent actions in
connection with their census Ia
bors. The warrants were served on
them in Minneapolis Tuesday night while
they were engaged in comparing their
own returns with those of the Business
mems union, by whom an effort was be-
ing made to prevent the overlooking of
any residents OF Minneapolis. The citi-
Zens OF Minneapolis are greatly aroused {,
and employed lawyers for the arrested
enumerators, and the indignation at
what was considered improper and out
rageous interference IN the Minneapolis
affairs by the city of st. Paul has been
greatly intensified.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
DALLAS.
Police Looking for showers of the Qussr-Lit-
.Is Girl Lsceratsd 5y Vicious DOG.
Strike,

Special TO the Gazette.
Dallas; Ten, June 20.-The police
are looking after couple of fellows who
have been working off counterfeit silver
dollars in this city for several days.
They have made number of saloon men
their victims. They are described as
follows:
One was described as being dressed in
red, brown suit, with broad brimmed
black felt hat, having smooth face and
probably weighing $50 pounds, about
five feet seven inches high. The smaller
man wore hack coat and vest, stripped
gray and black pants, white straw hat
with black band. his upper lip being
adorned with small black moustache
He is about five feet five or six inches in
height, and both were young men.
Yesterday afternoon the little two
year-old daughter of T. A. jackson 1,
living at lII3 Commerce street, was
badly lacerated by a vicious dog. The
savage brute sprang upon the child and
tore her face terribly before he could be
driven of. The boys of No. 2 engine
house saw the occurrence and Capt. Dam
iels dispatched the brute with club.
The carpenters on Col. Exall g build
ing struck this morning De ause a man
was employed on the work who had not
card from the union. The union car
psnters claim this is a violation of the
recent agreement between the carpen-
tiers aud the Builders exchange. The
carpenters are also refusing to work on
stuff turned out by the planning mills
that have not been blowing the whistle
for nine hours according to agreement.