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8n the k8k0o
Sr. Paul. Sept ia Pioneer Press Du.
iuth special says: prominent railroad
man informed the Pioneer Press correspond
ent here today that there is every reason
TO believe that within . short time the st.
Paul Duluth road has passed into the
control OF the Northern Pacific road. Isis
. veli-known fact that the latter for some
time has been trying TO get . majority Of
the ST Paul d Duluth stock. and some
months ago IL would have succeeded mad
not . large block of stock been
raised in price. 1t is said the
discovery that the Northern Pacific
heid half interest in the Duluth terminals
OF the 81. Paul q Duluth, caused stock of
the latter road 10 weaken to such an ex-
tent as to make it impossible 70 secure the
much needed block. For a year or mora
back the Northern Pacific has been looking
forward 10 secure q direct route TO
St. Paul. in order that it might find
II worth while 10 establish q line of
package freight boats TO ply
between Duluth and Buffalo. The Trsnsi.
and Northern steamship line. both have
contracts with two or more of the Great
trunk railways terminating st Buffalo.
which viii be in force for another two
years. Ii the Northern Pacific should
now commence building q line of boats. il
conld have them built in time to secure
connections with one or more of the great
Eastern trunk lines.
New cloaks wraps, capes and jackets iu,. in
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How Spanish Soldiers We're Slain By the
Natives.
EAs FRAscrsco. sept 10. l. Omens, .
merchant OF Manila. arrived here to
day on the steamship Gaelic. He sxys
q terrible massacre occurred August 10
in the town of Ponapa, in the Caro-
line islands. Some Spanish soldiers we're
building . fortress outside of the town. and
left In the fort number of rifles. The
natives oyerpowered the guards. seized the
guns and attacked the town. Tnirfy-svo
Spaniards were killed. Several Spanish
men-of-war were sent from Manila to
quiet the disturbance.
The American bark Pavey WAS lost six
weeks ago between Manila and Floiio.
The crew was saved
A financial crisis Is reported At Manila.
The hemp and sugar markets. the two
principal industries of the Philippine ISL
ands. are in demorasized condition But
little sugar and hemp have been exported
to the United States this year. owing to
the beet sugar and hemp trusts here.
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Nothing wrong win Ha.Li.se.-

II can't say the idea Of taxing that young
man Hankinson into my fanny strikes me
altogether favorabsy. Mabel" the fathe,
said what DO you See In him 70 admire
l. ne good for anyihing2 What can be
dofr What can he dois exclaimed the
indignant girl proudly. He can beat
any body that comes to our house paying
lawn tennisis'
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Trying to Run Jefferson Counts Repah
licunS for CagkiUa-

TYNE 10 Kun JeneFsOn CouAtX Kepob-
lic.ns for Calkius.
OLYMPIA, Sept l7.-Poiitics are getting
no, Ia this city. Boss Nick Owings mas no.
tiled the managers of tie county Republic
can convention. which is to meet here on
Saturday, tina. Colonel T. " Eddy must be
nominated for The Legislature from Olympia
to represent Thurston county IN the inter-
est OF Csikins or Owings- As ne had prom
ised to go for another man for the lesisla-
lature. his action has created good deal OF
dissatisfaction IN the ranks of the support
ers OF Caikins- Eddy was not a voter here
at the last election. Farmer Bush, of
bush's Prairie. is to be overthrow for the
legislature, as Nick wants q man he can
control
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CTSALADY.
4 GOOD POINT AxD a LAVE Towu.
s-rnrse Let rzs -eaxn0 so~esa~~v

II yo1 are not here for y01f heaita Oa,y yos
certainly ought 20 take advantage OF every On
po-Iunlsy OF increasing your PIE By Ia egssnx
your xzrplus in some OF the growing sovne
where you are sure OF getting yoar morey bscE
sgssH-snd large pr01ts bezideA srcA 4 Ulare
Is Utszlacy. lnveetisaie for yourself sppsy -
rules OF cx1noa reasoning, study the causes
resources and nAsural ADVANTAGES. ynsx marc
cities . reesssisy-a1d If you do not come 70 ne
sane conc axsoa. there Uuxs be sone8hinv
Wroag in your logic
Ussalady Is srperbly located q. the month nj
the famous skaglf and Stfllaxuaratxh riyeru ~
10 the natural trading point ior all thar rien
sestion- The towusise 10 perfect the naraor s.
excellent IL il On the highway OF nay1xnriou- :
dozen Sc aEnerS touching 1t in vnsxfn = rrsI-
70 "a WAL kooa connect u With the Great Gor-h-
ern system ~ ssanwooo. only SIX Esiea eaxx thn
scenery il magnificent. the drives are fne
Every honeAs nAn familiar with The situs<tou
viii real yoa, t1xs UtaAIzdy Il s.rhe be~r n. -
fof Q i've town On the whole Soarsd-s rs ssrr.erl
iorSfy over all Other p0infs has been RECON sxed
for the lazs twenty years, bat no one could buy
iot there for love or money until now A
sy1dicate OF capitalists Eained control Of he
sovnsite lately. and the ArSs sos that ever could
be bougns in Ctsalsdy, viii be put in the IA A.
kes soon Nov, Enis - . chance yo1 cannot a.
lord 10 neglect II yoa niss is tnis time yoa
wiz miss is bad Remember, CssaIasy il no
wilderness. II ID . vel estah ished town alreadv
Win large business connections and mauafac-
turing enterprises Big develoements are to b
made and rriees are bound 70 take . big iunp
Al the opening sale you can geE In On he ground
door.
For particulars incuire Of Anderson raexr.
general agents. Scheuermao bloex. corner Fronr
and Cherry. Seattle.
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The Presidens visits Jeh.ssev>.

CREssos sPHrsss, Pa. Sept. 1.-The
president and family this morning left
on visit to Jonnstown and Greensboro.
JoHssrous, Pa. Sept 1.-The train
bearing President Harrison and family ar
rived here at noon. More than IN hour
was spent driving through the devastated
city. A trip Vas made to Grand View Gem
eiery, and here Mrs. Harrison and others
placed tribute OF flowers 70 the msuorr
Of the unknown dead. The party then de-
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HE kerteern fteafe kailrosd yestihuse Din
ing anc t-eering Car Line. daily service % %
fsa- Ainneapoiis. Lgi1tn and Chicago Ne
eaA0gs OF can ana twenty-five miles the snort
81 ouse 70 Chicago IourlH sleep.nr earn
t1fotgn. placing passenger II TIE Union depos
eaicaSo seven houu and sh,rsy-zx minutes
Anead q other Inca A Chi berg civ d ckss
sxenr .ls Second street Boston block: 4 ron
An. cercs uekes agent seattle
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SALT LAKE. Sept 17-Street car en-
ployes here are On strike and all the cars
are tied up The strike is for recognition
OF the Car Mems Union, and for the CON-
pany. instead OF the drivers, 10 clean the
cars after they are turned in the barn.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE KErusIrcAss.

Reciprocity Endorsed and the Republi-
can Representatives Appiasded.
CoscoED, \. H, Sept. 1.-The state Re-
publican convention met this morning.
Joshua J. Geliows xas elected permanent
chairman. The platform reafirms ale
glance 10 the Republican party, which
stands for the protection of American cisi-
zens Of every class and color. Harrison's
administration is heartily Endorsed. and
the Republicans in congress appiauded for
maintaining the rights of the majority.
Speaker Reed is indorsed and the McKin-
ley bill approved The pension bill is also
approved. and the veterans congratulated
that their enemy. Grover Cleveland, is no
longer in pos ton 70 defeat the Just and
generous purpose of great nation Re
ciprocity is also Endorsed
Hiram A Tuftle was nominated for gov
ernor.
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xorsh.r. r.e,,e K.r.,...

81. Paul. Sept 1.-THE Northern Pacific
fiscal statement for the year ending June
%. 1880. shows: Earnings, 81. sic, 502;
expenses. &13 ,0So. i36; net increase over
previous year, $i.677. 40. After deducting
dividends and charges from the total net
income there Is surplus of $57s, l58.
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Prssidsst Hayes Addresses Old Soldiers.
PAEKERsBuEs, W. Va. Sept 1.-THE
fourteenth annual reunion Of the Society
OF the Army Of West Virginia began today.
Ex-President Hsyes, who has been acting
president since the death of General Crook.
delivered m address this afternoon before
. vast audience. He spoke af length OF
all the different issues Of the war, of the
wonderful growth of the country since and
the change in our standing among the ma
tons Of the world. His address Was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm In the
evening monster campfire was held.
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Str CITY of RIO de Janerio. Hong Kong via
Yokohama, via Victoria. B. C.: Queen, Vic
toria. Tacoma. bound for Queenstown.
Departed-Stase OF Caliiornis, Portland !;
str Newport. Port Kenyon
SaiIed-Bk Detroit Seattle.
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MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS

Platform Praises Elaine - yomfnation
Wffhoat Contest
BosTos. Sept 1.-The Republican state
convention Was called 10 order this morn
ing IN fremont temple J. o. Burdess Vas
made temporary chairman.
The platform approves the admfnistrs-
ton Of President Harrison, praises Blaine
and the members of the cabinet
Speaker Reed IL heartily thanked
for his course in the House The Lodge
election bill and the disability pension bill
are mentioned as especially worthy of
praise
The following nominations we're made.
there being no contests for the leading
Offices: For governor. @ A. Bracket.
iieutenans-governor, William H. Halle;
treasurer, George a. Nor6en; secretary Of
state. W. ". Cline. attorney general.
Albert Z Pilsbury: auditor. J. n. BouId.
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e.-a..x@r vys,, Ce~s<.. All.

Loypos. Sept E.-It il announced that
G<nerai Bouianfer vii pzb-ixh fal ex-
pianAtzon Of the exact relations al himself
and the royssi.s party. - vel - his con-
necxson With his own adbersnfx
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BKxxE. Sept 17.-Esporss from BeEzin-
zona state thai quiet prsyasss there Firing
has been heard In the dir-csion OF Baiesna.
bst the feceras troops hsve been Forbidden
% 20 heycnd the oszssksrts o. Bki..rxona
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GANG" AND .eAxe-sMAsHERs.-

Lively Fractional Fight in the Colorado
Republican Convention.
DENVER, Sept. 1.-THE Republican state
convention met here this morning at 10
O'Clock. Alexander Gullest, of Pueblo. was
elected temporary chairman There is .
bitter faetional fight in the Republican
party of Colorado. one faction bein z
termed the "Gang" and the other the
"GAng-smashers-" The former has con-
troll OF the state and county Offices. and il
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NEWS OF OLD WORLD
Mckinley Bill Paraly1es an
Austrian Industry.
The cERMAN sLsvE TRADE
Eapsrsrs - Asssxis s.d Gsrassy Hsg
- KISS KseA 0sAsr-TAs Pssss-
Txese Crisis

LcyDos. Sep< i-.-The CxssairaSs Sisaaa
correspondent says thaf sne prosrecs ais
ing fTom she passage u she Mckinney hzll.
combined with The TAI o. gosd. has low
cred The price Of r0shsr-of-pessi u pr
cenk Noshes-of- pearl manufacturers hass
esosed their factories IN order 20 svose
working ~ loss, and 3o.DW perSCns are
shrogn oct Ct eMpkoyBeEe
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Csnnees5ess Kspahiiesss Declare for
Beejproetty aDA RSeteessSa.
NEW HAYES, Conn. Sept 17.-1hs Re
publican state conventson TeconveDed this
morning. and United States senator Orville
H Pistt Was elected permanent Chairman.
senator Plast addressed the delegates, and
referred 20 Blaine, Reed and Harrison.
Ihs mention Of Biaine's name eseafed .
perfect furor. Reeds name Was loudly
cheered, and the mention Of Harrison was
literally spplarded-
The platform endorses the sdminis<ra-
fion Of President Harrison; declares in
favor Of protection and reciprocity: sdvo-
Gates the passage Of the national election
law, and endorses the sction Of the House
IN uphoading the right Of the majogify 70
rule
Samuel z Merwin was nominated for
governor: George p. Mclean. secretary Of
state; T. Stevens Henry, treasurer; Lyman
8. Eatiin. comptroller
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Representative Wilson Much Improved.
WASH IseTos CRY. Sept i7.-Represen,-
alive W lson, Of Washington. returned to-
night from Winchester, where he has been
for several days. He is much better than
when be left. and said he would be in b in
seat in the House tomorrow. for . part of
the day at least
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KEoxsrADr, Sept 17.-EGperor william
recsived Emperor Francis Joseph ~ the
depot here this evening. Tie TWO EN-
reTors repeatedly embraced and kissed
each Other.
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For low raxes. excenens Recommendation snd
Ali the features that constitute . g1cce0zui and
enjoyable TIP 70 the Eask Iake the Northern Ps.
c1tc. Through vesszbuzA uaxn1 70 81 Paul
dining d1usneroom and sieeDsnk ea1l New
touriss deepen under the dzsocuon Of the Pail
man Palace Car Company are asSaened - daily
through xsUux No besxez service % b found
A. ChibesR. CIV tickes agent II Second sssseS
kossoa hiock: 4 1onkin. ospos uckss agent 81
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CLEvELAsD. Sept 1.-THE mare Suisun.
owned oy ]. +. Madden. of Lexington.
KY. was sold here today 10 II. T. Henry.
of Morrisviiie. Pa. for $iI,ooo
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Asstr.1izs PremIer Advisss Asbifszxses-
SrDsKY. Sept I7.-Emps05res are Wiling
10 consent to . conferences Il assured that
the neu VIII ab5ds 81 the decisson- Sew
erAl strikers have been fined and Inpris-
cDed for intimidation Premier Psrkers
Sad II the assembly today tost te thoughs
shk time oppoFsure 70 establish . board Of
arbitration
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CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE Western win
dov-giass manufacturers resolved TO-DAY
that the output Of the factories this side
Of httsburg shall be under one control.
The object ID 10 regulate production and
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Throws - Her Bean Eods BY HnFYf-
esne-Nsw NJ San Rran<fseo.
SAS FRaScEsco. September 17.-This
morning the British ship Qaeen Victoria
was tosed into port The ship sailed
from Tacoma for Queenstown on August
n. The barometer lowered and . hurri-
cane came up from the east. lasting forty
eight hours. during which time the cargo
shifted and the vessel lay on her beam
ends. The venti.at0rs we're store in, and
also the door IN the forward house. Toe
pumps became choked with grain. and aii
efforts to clear them proved futile The
spaTs on deck we're washed away, and it
became necessary 70 iessison between 40
and 60 bags OF wheat 10 right the ship
On August q the vessel made for this port
to be surveyed. When the ventlasors
we're broken water rushed into the hold
and did considerable damage. At the
time the Q Teen Victoria left Tacoma she
carried n. so bags Of wheat The captain
Reports that he could not see the starboard
rsil for thirty-six hours
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Captain AinsworSh's Massiea Burned.
OAKLAND, Sept. 17.-Csptain j. c. Aims
worth's elegant house and stables at Clare
mont were burned TO-DAY. Loss. 5000.
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Ine Union Pacific - me only rranscoas.nensai
man tour1ss see ping CARS from the Pc. fc coass
% the 1asI A. c. Martin. city ticket AGENT -
second street., Boston blocx c Il Bsldw
agent civ occk
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Ths Portuguese Cabises Crisis-
LdsBox. Sept 1.-The king has accepted
the resignation Of the czhiusk II il ex<
pected that Serps PfmentaI vii remain
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The Asehlsa. says Cslsraae M,di..1

NEW YoEx, Sept 17.-The announce
ment vas made today that the Aicbiscn
had bought the Colorado Midland. It 10
said the price was $50 per share. The Col-
orado Midland operates "a miles of road,
the main line running from Colorado
Springs 70 Seweast.e. Colo. distances Of
"a miles. The road has branches to Aspen,
Spring Gulch and Arkansas Junction.
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h Arg Ct sbs Cs.beris.A.

IoLEDo. Sept 1.-The society of The
Army II the Cumberland began their
reunion todAy. General Roseerans ERE
dded. Permanent committees we're sp-
pointed and . messase Of fratsrnsi gHeesing
sent 70 the Army Of West Virginia. in
session ~ Paskersburg. After sdjourn-
ment the members we're driven in carriages
about the city.
In the evening General Yates p. Thurs-
ton. Of Nashville. delivered the annual ora
ton Being the only Southern member Of
tine society who has ever been chosen 70
deliver the annual Grafton, be would. he
said. discuss the effects of war from .
Southern standpoint The effect Of the
war Vas dEelt upon and the race question
discussed in q broad and nseral spirit
The meeting closed with . campfire, at
which remarks we're made by Q number of
comrades.
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TWO THROUGH rRAINa

The Northern PacsEe viii on sn6 Alter june
15sA srse, run rvo through trains - and from
the East leaving eeastle as e-io = N. and
p Il Tine shortened sWeave noun /
Sadear, general agent. z 1onkin. depOs ticke
AGENT. Seattle. A CrilDcrx. city ockes agents
sls second street. Boston Mock
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Cascxsc. SEPT 1I-Ihe Words far
commssfee Ees dis moEnsnk. Pses56enf
PsfEeS snposneed Tie sesect,on 81 tie exec-
give commsssee. This comn5tsee Vii
name the 1isec4c1-xenssnf, md The Eom5-
passoz vii 10 doubt be secep4ed ~ de
coDmfss5on ssfbc1S opposition The
m<nhers Of the committee ase - fcssoss.
the first four bezng coumisssooers as lxgre.
Mcdonald. California. Kerns, Missouri,
Exazl, Texas. wiceneS. Rennsyivsuis;
HaSfys. yirx1nia. 6<vsa. Ser Jeryey,
smaller. Vermont; Narssndaie. Indiana;
1bsaebes. Ser York; ExsEg. Illinois,
King. 1Oga: Csapc. Ohio. NcCscus,
Georgia: Breed, Massachusetts; Martin,
xebfnsks: Price, Kansas: Harrison. Min
nescas, Butx. West Virginia: Wazsssns.
Tennessee: Hirsf. H1ossds: Eaur1ess,
NfsE;ssipps: HeTsbEesd. Montana Gocdesi,
Colorado. Bssftsn. Distsic4 81 Ccgamhsa.
NeKenxse. Kentucky The committee IL
composed of thirteen Dsmocrsts and
thirteen Republican,
The salaries are fxed % fos1ors: Pres5-
dent. slz.00 rear: secretary, $1,000; d.
feczlS-xenerxs. 3f51G-
II IL besseved shst GeoFgs B. Davis. 81 II
hrcis. VII be made direc1or-eeneral.
adopted providing fhss ~ soon as the ex-
&C ustve COMMITTEES reports it, choice for
disecso4-generaa. IL sssii be In order 90
nominate . candidate and thss bzllotlng
begin
Commissioners Mcdonald, Massey,
Ryan and Grover warmly chsmpioned the
csnse d fhe ladies'. and The section
- finally adopted provided thai fro
women from each state ard territory
and the District Of Columbia b nominated
By tbe commissioner and fhas one woman
be nominated By each commissioner ~
laxgs snd f@at nine women Of Chicago Be
sppoinsed By The president. and . like
srmbes Of siternates, each member - be
allowed s. day for each dsy necessarily
absent from home and also expenses for
transportation. ne alternate 70 receive no
compensation except where the principal
b unskde 70 attend 70 her duties.
The executive committee has given ths
local directory TN Friday 70 indicate ths
choice u . director general II as thst
time they have no one 70 name. TIE conn.,
mifsee viii eaect some one regardless II The
board
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Chester Cieary. -
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EEDEnrrIox or : PEE cEsra

4oneh's Disbursements II Treasury Bx-
esea neestUss ooEy go, ooo.
WAsHrxc1cS cfrY. Sept Hin reply 70
the circular issued By ths treasury depart
mens Saturday. september Is. inviting pro-
pcsais for the sale Of SIS J000. 90 Of per
cent. bonds. the department has received
offers segregsting about $ze.00U0. Of
which &l6 .8s1 so we're purchased st prices
from Sis 70 81 36z<. the largest amount ct
one price being $s50.090 1t 3l3s 7410o. the
next highest 3s.Gs. 10 1t sL1H. and the
next S3325.7 80 ~ 81 1eX, An official Of the
treasury department. this afternoon called
attention ~ the fast that. including the
purchase Of bondstodsy. the disbursements
Of the treasury In the past tbirtv-tvo days
had exceeded the receipts by $e5. 0o0, 600.
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-16
Notary Public.

Conveyances and deeds drawn. W. R. Viii
thorne, POI North Main, corner Market Tel
phone 633.