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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-27
sOCIETIES.

A. o. H.-Division No. meets hrst anu second
undays Of each month.
K Of H.-Meets nrst and third Wednes lsys 1T
':30 .. M, o. Odd Fellows Hall,
AT. IA. M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 9, hrst
nd third Wednesdays.
x. A. M.-Yellowstone Chapter. No. s, second
K. T.-Damsseus Gommandery, fourth Thur.
Gays.
i. y. o. F.-Cusier Lodge, No. Is, every
Monday st their hall.
l. 10. F.-sentinal Encamp mpment, No. Q, arst
and third Friday.
x. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. 2, Thursday
yenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
q. x. Of A.--Miles City branch, every unday At
p. m.
X. Of L.-First and third Tuesdays.
q. A. R.-u. s. Grant Post, No. IA, hrst and
bird Tuesdays.
10. q. T.--star Of the West. No. "a, every
fhursday evening.
g. Of y.-Coi. swaine Camp NOT. Meets second
nd rhwednesdavs OF each month At Good Ten
ars Hall
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-27
THE POLICE GAZETTE

Is the only illustrated paper In the
world containing ell the latest sensa.
tional and sporting news. No Saloon
Keeper, Barber or Club R|ol can af.
fo... 70 he without 1t. II always makes
friends wherever it.goes.
Mailed 10 any address In the United
Htates. securely wrapped, lS weeks for
800.
Send Ave cents for sample copy.
RICHARD X. FOX,
grAskiin Square,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-27

Tonight the coutesting teams will
be: Bachelor and Savage vs.. Smith
and Wiley; Campbell and Gordon ys.
johnson and Swerdfiger; Whitney and
Oschel vs. Harmon audJordsn ;Oschel
Aud Carter vs.. Griffith and Hannahs;
Boiler and BruniLe vs.. Campbell and
Ray; Freese and Zimmerman vs.. Mid
dleton and Wilev.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-27
ATTDRNENs

AZ J. LlDDELL,
AZ. AITORSEY AT Law,
BOEemsu, Mont,
Practices In all courts in the state. Will tie in
Tendance at all terms Of court held In Custer
Ountg.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-27
The whist Tournament.

Tonight wind- up the bobbin on the
first series of six games in the Miles
Club whist tournament. The scores
stand rs follow:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-27
meteorological Record

Furnished by j. Millar Graham,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-27
Advertising Rates.

intermediate periods at pro.Iata Of preceding
rate, Reading notices. classified, UCts per line;
unclsssiied. licis pcr ltue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
Hp0u@g&@QS
NJ 5&Nwa cvNn 09A SIC
New Spring Goods.

>o,cltirs crowd on novelties at every counter.
Each dny finds fresh and charming concerts IN VIII
iurry. and entirely now and original -f'ics III i""''
Misses and Chiidrcn- Costumes
Then there l. n magnificent display Of new spring
silk. comprising Plnin and Figured Indin and shin"
silks. scotch Cnn Piaids. Bcngnlincs, IIrocndc- Nc
A., N number of ccdingIy rich styles. most of which
nrc confined exclusively TO "' lot tue ""'''""
market.
We also make beautiful exhibit OF no'eiics III
Spring Dress Goods. chief among them oe'ne our
.pccinI importation of nne Paris Robes In exquisite
coioring. and almost unlimited rnnse Of combin"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
OUTGOING STEA NERS
AnSDAY MARCH 10
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YOEK. ..sATr RDAY. MARCH :. IL
ARRIVED

Steamer O,hello (Br Mundy, London fee H. win NOSE
and passengers sanderson son Arrived at tho bar al
Of chiSsgS 5 Msatc, 70 r.,.s w rsS 's
sons arrived at ne bar at " m. r,,s ,, r,..
John seager Arrived at the bar at 'o
steamer Mcrase ,nr Huysrs Iia ,S y day., with
rrdse 10 order runcL Edge Arrived At the
Steamer Caledonia ODD Mcombe Mediterranean pots vi.
Gibraltar Feb &C. with mdse 10 henderson Bros ArDved"t
NSsay r Harris 1 ns9a t Il az Co Win Xl,g S@
a" t1s n. mar Ct % Evans eueso. Feb q
day sugar order vessel TO master Arrived at the Bar
steamer Alamo Lcwis. Galveston days. with md'o and
Steamer Tallahassee fisher with md'e and
- T. tbr Dixon Colombo Nov o. Gale 81
nldse 10 order vessel ioJ W Parker CO. ,.,.- ,o,.
in bal ballast t. j + Whitney 4 Co.
bar1 ar sgsman r W de Foc z, co. '"' VIII"
BARK Avoca cd IockaTt amsterdam 81 days. win m'Se
SUNSET Wud at SANDY Hook. fresh y; cloudy AT city
! Island. WIND night, NV; clear
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Bcnei OBr,. Clark Yohahama Dec B. Kobe TO-
Shanghai Jan Annoy 10 Hong Kong = singapore a. roi
Snr crvsto tr stannard Newcastle l6. Dundee
"a with simpson, Spence Young Arrived al thc
Steamer Guyando,te Walker Newport Ssws and Norfolk.
with md se and passengers TO Old Dominion IS 90 $50
steamer city Atlanta Dole. West Point Va with mdse to
steamer W Bruno Lewis with mdse to II Eos
'o'' CLEARED.
steamer Chicago BIZ scott ipnu "'"'
steamer San r. SON
Florida BIZ. Beard Avonmouth Dock E-Sinp'
Steamer cToma BIZ Lord Ieh Simpson, Spence
steamer Crown Of Arpagen DID, Forshaw Antwerp
steamer pizzati, De Luce TruIlo- John seagcr
steamer Wiem III tDichj. SHUTTER. Jacmel surnam
steamer CITY Washington. Reynolds. Havana and MeIi
! can port--Jas Wad q Co n.o. ,,oo.ac
steamer Nueces Risk. Galveston via Key West-C IL NAL
roy sycane New Orleans alsey New Orleans IL seaman.
steamer III Mar Hawthorn New Orleans J i Van sickle
Steamer Gull stream. 1riDou Wilmington Nc-Wm CBdo
Steamer CITY of Atlanta Dole West Pontvs Old Dominion
steamer auyandote Walker Norfolk aud Newport News
STEAMER Wyanoke Boar. Norfolk and kchmond-oid Do
Steamer Lewis Bal,imorep TGsi,I
S,.s'ner II r Dirnock Eldrdge Boston II FDmo,k
Bsrk Edward cushing. Whittier Port Nat" norton
sons oyannina UtaD Esposio. Marsees Edys
BARK Anna (Br). Beatue. Georgetown. Demerara-A
strauss ps M. md Erilsen Havana W Munson.
IA lose d Bueno Reston Guantanamo Waydeil % CO.
SAILED
Steamer Italy and Paian for Liverpool Ethiop'
La %orandc HAvre. Lisbon; ieimoro Narcotics
and Mexican ports Coonis. Port Prince stamford laa
Goa. Avo.-; Nucces Galveston n Mar New Orleans
Gulf Stream. Wilmington: Guyandotte' Newport news
| Steamer Patrican. for Portland ore.
Also sailed-via Long Island sound
Steamer II F Dimock for Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Mar s-Arrlved steamer Adratc (Hr). Cam
eror Liverpool and proc
Lizard, Mar Passed steamer Amah etieI hf"ei' ITO"
| ISLE or WIGHT, Mar s-Passed steamer Ocean tBr wye
%as:: L. Ssc0sn. 9TH s.ns
| Tor NswxoFE4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
nuKLEss BIDDING AT AN AUCTION.

Z. Bab in The st. Louis KepuDHc' -.
Ruyng at an auction is catching as ulc nan'n,
heard of girl the other day VINO KNEW not.,,c
whatever Of Japanese swords. ana VINO maa e,
a. ~ In her purse She went in where they Weic
Selling those atrocities that look Ike roughly ucco
rated pokers with handles to them ana ,nat VIZ VIZ
sunposed To have slain their tens OF thousands Hnr
went in merely from curiosity. From uic bcehlhlS
that has gotten most women into trouble a swo'l
her saw It was worth So She and anotncr woman
one of the whiteeyed. thinlipped decided kihd ran
that wretched thing up to 81 and then ademolsFlc
had to stop for IL dswned her first that shc nan
not the money TO get the sword and then tlat she
AID not know what she would done with II she
had gotten it, The proud possessor OF IL at 80
looked triumphant, but her comfort was little cooled
by her being told that the next one "ond PROBABLY
70 for @6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

roDAr.
Gan risss Sets 566 Moon 755 pm Moons age II
HON WATER
I.H-SAa6 a. Heck S3l IslAnA SOL Hell l044
kH-6aady dssk B.57 Gov. Island els Hell cate II;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
COSTUMES, CL0AKS,
MILLINERY, ETC.
The FINEST CREATIONS OF
THE BEST ARTISTS.

THEY ALSO HAVE THE PLEASURE 10 a.
ANNOUNCE THAT
MIR. HENRY HILTON,
Having purchased the famous collection a
MARBLE STATrARY
From the Gallery Of the late
A. T. STEWART.
Has kindly permitted place il on public exhoions
The pieces exhibited arc:
1"P%ILAND VIRGINIA" original Group
Bv the late distinguished Sculptor.
Joseph DURHAM, \. i. A, OF LONDON.
"FIORA." Original Statue.
nv the late Thomas Crawford Of Ncw-York.
q "ZFNOBIA IN CHAINS" Colossal StatueS
Nv the American sculptures. Harriet Hosmer
A. "DEMOSTHE>E>." Colossal Statue.
By the late Thomas Crawford, OF New-fork.
f. "FIsIIER GIRL" IHc-size Figure.
By the late Adam Scipionc Tadoni, Of Rome.
S"NYDIA," the Blind Girl OF Pompeii.
ORIGINAL by the American Sculptor. John Randolph
Rogers.
"FIOWER GIRL" Life.sizc Figure.
By c. r. Ives, Of Rome
- "sAPPHO." Lfc-sizc Figure
nv Professor Richard II. Park, Ncw-York.
O. "PROsERPINE.' Original Statute.
Rv the late Mlrshan Wood OF London.
IN 1.-THE BATHER." Ifcsze Figure.
nv Antonio Tantardini. 0. Milan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09

INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
ytooQ Prem Sailed Ltr
ouss Ssrnu :Sssf s::;Sn. .susSss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
ZwyciestwO W wyScigach.

Czemuzby leki Cd Dr.. Pierce
ME mia}y wyscignat wszystkich
wsp6fzawodnikow W wlelkosci Cd
bytu, Jak to tez SIC ma ma prawde,
gdyz So to jedyne przez aptekarzy
sprzedawane lekarstwa, ktore tax
cudowne SHY lecznice p~os1adaja,
ably %upowaznlc swoich fabrykantow
do gNarantowania, il lecza te cho-
roby, ma kt6re So polecone. Eos
tanlecie ~wyleczeni, albo zapfacone
"a ME pieniqdze zostana oddane.
Doktora Golden Medical Discovery
leczy wszelkie choroby, spowodo-
wane przez nadwerezenie wqtroby,
jak b~lliozycya, indigescya LIB
disepsya; dale! wszelkle choroby
krwi, skory g}owy, zwijanie
~reumatyzm, rany %skrofuliczne lub
opuchlizny i podobne cierple.
MA.
Me muslcie sic zawasze krztu-
sic / sapac i przez to wstret wzbu-
dzac u ludz;, lecz starac sic wyle-
czye uzywac Doktora Sage sro-
dka ma katar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
SEM POLSKI
W. Chicago.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Prosze og}osic we Wiarusie,
ze drugl roczny Sejm III ednocze-
MIA Polskiego Rzymsko-Katollc-
kiego W Ameryce" odbedzie sic
dnia 2 Wrzesnia W Chicago W ha-
Ii w. VOLTA, $50 Blue Island ave-,
blisko lstei ulicy. Poczatek o 60
dzinie s rano. Zapraszam ma to
nasze walne zebranie wszystkich
Delegatow Towarzystw Zjednocze-
MIA, oraz wszystkich lnn7ch, pra-
gnacych sic do ~naszej gromady
przy}ac7yt.
DIVA lata temu grozlli nam ma
81 przeciwnicy, re upadniemy, lecz
staio sic lnaczeJ, DO podczas gdy
prey z%a}ozeniu byfo tylko szesc
towarzystw, many ich dzislaj iuz
dziewie6. Choc poma}u, ale do 60
ny sic wznoslm.
Z]ednoczenie nasze ME bedzie
zaniechane, ami zgubione, DO u
miemy sic rzadzit, choc trzech
punkt6w ME many.
Proslmy Kap]an6w Polskich
Observation-Disclosures Q b}ogo-
slaw1enstwo ola mas, ola naszych
widow i sierot.
UnizonY
O. Grochowski s. j.
724 Van Horn Str.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

General poczmistrz mianowaf p.
Radney Redfield regularnem listo-
oszem tutejszej poczty mlejsce
p. Louis D.. Roth. Pan Redfield jest
starym weteranem. w ostatnich 10
]atach robi} on w warsztatach ko-
lei Winona & St. Peter.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
ZAPkACILI
IA WHARUSA.

Winona, A Mlloch 100
Bessemer Tomasz Miller 200
Manistee, Leon Skiera LOO
Philadelphia J6z Szymborskl ZOO
Ant Jagodzlhski eco
Tomasz Ciemny 200
ST. Paul, Nix Rosenthal 2.5o
Milwaukee j Stachowski 2.OO
Dutchklll, w Ruszkiewicz 200
Paris Fir Polsk1 2.vO
Stevenspoint, Jan Walkowski 300
st Helen, Stef Walter 200
Buffalo, Jan Pogoda 200
Louisville, N Plotrowski 200
Salt Lake, e Dankowski 200
Dodge MARGIN Brom 200
Cornlg Andrzej Szczygielski 200
Milwaukee f Beczkowsk1 200
Polonla A. Kluczykowski 100
N. Brighton J6z Wyrzykowski 200
Wausau, Jakob Koppa 200
Wheeling, Alex. Gusoff 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
II Allegheny City, Pa
Oo c:t
26 Sierpnia!
KOchanv Maisterku!

~
KochanY Majsterku!
Ny Polacy W Allegheny dosta-
lismy szewieck1e powinszowanie
cd Przwac1eza Ludu, IL uiby tn
zak}adamy polska gazette. Alez
nam sic o tenn ami sni, gdyz a
tn zaledwie SO fami]ij ciezk2
prac2 nasza wiecej zarabiamy, niz
Prey aciel d u swoja
madrq g}owa szewiecka. Gdybys-
my chcieli nasz grosz roztrwonlt,
toe moglibysmy tez PrzWacie-
Ia wydawad, DO kazdv z mas ma
wiecej kapita}u, niz wszystkich 8
Kompanist6w Cd Przyjaciela IA.
zem, lecz nasze krawcy wol2 ma
chaG lekk2 ig}2, niz niedofeznie bic
mlotkem w kuzni drukarskiej.
w kazdym razie dzisiaj mu-
sielibysmy sic lekac, by nan tax
ME poszfo, jaE akcyonaryuszom
Pr@Wacicga Ludu, kt6rzy gdy ich re-
daktor p. A Zawis*a o%puszcza},
pc wszystkich ki~eszeniach ka-
tach szukall pieniedzy, by mu "a
p}acic zalegf2 pensy2, q centa
znalezG ME mogli, az szczesciem
znalezll giupiego nowego akcvona,
naryusza, kt6ry i'm IA chwlle z
kfopot6w wypomog}.
PrzWacieI Ludu mech
patrzy swego kopyta,
A do Allegheny
MECH nosa ME wtyka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

,~,Normandie"
przywiozf do New York posag
genera1a Lafayette, podarowa-
ny acknowledgements przez
Francya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

KS. Roman Guzoovski Z Pine
Creeku przejezdzaf nledziele
wieczorem przez nasze mlasto, ja-
DAG do Kansas City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

W CHICAGO jest $500
licensowanych salonow; z
tych dwie trzecle So wfasnos.
cia wiekszych browarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

Pan Franciszek Drazkowski l
tego roku wykupl4 license ma sa-
lon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
VVIADOMOSCI
MlEJSCOW e..

N naszej wystawie WI
nonskiej SO najrzadszemi okaza-
mi diva dixie buffalosy, prawdo-
podobnle ostatnle, jake w dziklm
stanie widziano ma prerach: Wy
stawif je farmer wisconsinski, kt6-
ry je krzyzuje Z tyd}em %zwyczaj-
mem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

CieSEi los nawledzi@ W tych
dnlach kasyera banku Citizens Ma
tionaf bank w Louisville, W Kens
lucky, pana Oscara Tenley. Wra-
cal on w4asnie z weso}ej uczty,
gdy ma rogu ulicy spotkaf groma-
de ludzl, czytajacych przybita ma
tablicy llste zabitych i poranio-
nych PREY n1eszczesnym wypadku
ma kolel blisko Quincy, W Mas
sachusets. z niecierpllwosci czy-
tai doniesienla telegraficzne, lecz
nagle poczq1 SIG chwiac mus1af
sic oprzec, by nie upasc;albowiem
ma liscie niezywych czyta} lmiona
swe1 matki i dw6ch w%}asnych
dzieci, a miedzy ciezko rannemi
podana by}a iego iona. Ma poi OBJ
1akany 2 zalu nlcbawem pojechaf
nieszczesllwy cz1owiek IA miejsce
wypadku, gdzie luz l zone zastaf
nlezy VIZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28


POlecamy WI mOlskim grO-
cern1jkOm make fountain
City.
Wszedzle W mieScle terag
chwala make z mfyna Foun-
tain City Milling Co. Jest to
maka najprzednieisza, prze-
wy2szajaca dobrociq maxi W
mfynach mlnnesockich i wis
consinsklch daleko i szeroko
wyrabiane.
Me przesalzamy pewnie,
piszac, lie lepsza juz mako bye
ME mole, jak So maxi Foun-
taln-Citskle: Edelweiss,
Straight / Golden Anker.
Grocernik, kt6ry chce FARO
bic ma sprzeda3y maxi, powi-
MEN przedewsZystklem utrzy-
mywaG make z
Fountain City
Milling Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

MILWAUKEE. [ kolej
Wisconsin Central, Z dniem %
Slerpnia,przeniosIa sw g1owneBlu-
"a ztad do Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
P anowie G. riesel

Panowie Griesel W
Winonle, PREY slennYm rypku,
sprowadzili codopiero wielkl "a
pas win z Europy-na jwlecej rem
sklch i weg'erskich, i sprzedaja je
pa tanich cenach. Polecamy je
wszystkim Polakom potrzebujacym
wilma ola jakieJ ucztY lub w przy-
padku choroby. BracIa GrieseI ma
ia takze dobre wilma kalifornijskie
/ najlepsze piwo w mieScie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
REKIN, draplezna ryba NOR

REKIN, d%raplezna ryba NOR
SKA, kt6ry ma wybrzezu morsklem
pod New London W Connecticut
napadF dzlewczyne, zostaf przez
MIA zabity pa1ka. Rekln bYf 10
stop d}ugi l nalezy do gatunku
tax zwanych ~ludozercow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
STAN ILLINOIS ma shaw

STAN ILLINOIS ma sfawe,
re plerwszy sadownie wystapit
przeclw drabom Pinkertona. lynn
czasem zakazano tam uzywan1a
zbro]nych policyant6w. Teraz bur-
mistrz miasta Chicago day do
tego, aby znlesiono takze prywat-
ne agentury detektyw6w pinkerton-
skich i innych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
Voc kolei konne] przeiechat "

Voc kolei konneJ p~rzejechat W
ponledziafek DO po}udniu SO letnia
zone Czecha J6zefa Czernego z
czwartej wardy, W chwili, gdy
odganla4a dziecko cd toru kolejo-
wego. Rany jej zadane by4y tax
ciezkie, ze W kilku m%inutach du-
cha wyzione]a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

Kansas City, Kansas, przepa-
Ola bez wiesci. Losow JUL
byfo sprzedanycb "a $30,000,
gdy toraz nagle wszyscv urze-
enjoy cd Loteryi sic ulotnlli,
nle zostawiwszy cd tych
$4,000 ami centa j ME wy
pfaciwszy zadnych premi].
Przedsleblorce tego humbugu,
n1ejakiego B. N. Rhodus, Sci
gaia detektywi.
PAROWIEC ,,Normandie"
przywiozf do New York posag
genera1a Lafayette, podarowa-
nv StanomZjednoczonych przey
Francya.
W CHICAGO jest $500
licensowanych %salonow;
tych dwie trzecle So wfasnos,
cha wiekszych browarow.
! W GlNDLAY, Ohio, INA
leziOnO naiObftsZe ZrOdfD Ike
rosynv z Gotycnczas odkry-
tych. W pierwszej godzlnie
wydobyto przeszfo tysiac ton,
q do godziny 6 wieczorem
6,34O ton.
" MINTO, D. IT,, uderzyf
plorun W wieza koscloia pres
byteryanskiego l mocno ia u
szkodZif.
MA WYSTAWIE W Mime
apolis MONA widzieG elektr.
aparat kowalski, ktory pod1ug
twierdzenla rzeczoznawc0W
sprowadzi zupefny przewrot
w kowalstwie. Najbar
dziej podobno zaclekawla
gosci wysoka wle2a re sa :
mych swiatel eleSrycznych f.
disona.
Wystawa tn otwarta zostafa W
te srode, 81 Sierpnia. Pred gma-
chem wystawy pokazuia PANORAMIC
.,Ostatnie DIM miasta Pompejl."
REKIN, draplezna ryba NOR
SKA, kt6ry ma wybrzezu morsklem
pod New London W Connecticut
napadF ~dzlewczyne, zostaf przez
MIA zabity pa1ka. Rekln bYf &c
stop d}ugi l nalezy do gatunku
tax zwanych ~ludozerc6w.
STAN ILLINOIS ma SLAVIC
re plerwszy sqdownie wystapi4
przeclw drabom Pinkertona. lynn.
czasem zakazano tam uzywanla
zbro]nych p~olicyant6w. Teraz bur
~rnistrz mlasta Chicago day do
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-03

Springer moved to adjourn. Lost, yeas
lat. nays Isl.
The bill was ordered engrossed and read
the third time. Yeas 155. nays i49.
Hemphiil moved to recommit the bill.
Lost, yeas las. navs 156.
Coleman and Lehlnach voted with the
Democrats in the affirmative.
Springer, having voted negatively, moved
reconsideration. Tabled
Outhwaiie moved to adjourn, which the
speaker ruled ou, as diiatory.
Springer demanded the reading OF the
engrossed bill. The speaker was prepared
for this demand. the bill having been en-
crossed in advance, and burst Of ep-
piause came from the Republican side
when the clerk began the reading. Two
hours were consumed in reading it.
The question then came on the passage
OF the bill. As the call was in progress
great interest was shown on both sides OF
the house As Coleman of Loisiaua cast
his vote with the Democrats. he was
greeted with applause from that side OF the
house, and the applause was reinforced
with cheers when Lehlbach of New Jersey
also voted no.
The Republicans established in kind as
the Southern representatives. Hunt. Tay-
lor of Tennessee, WaddeIl, Mudd of Indi-
ana and Wilson of Kansas. recorded their
votes in the affirmative. After q cheer
which was given the bill was passed, yeas
l55. nays 49, The House then, at 9:25.
auicurped
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De allowed more discretion as to the num-

be allowed more discretion as to the mum.
Der.
Mr.. Ronald said hundreds of men had
registered few weeks ago who did not
know that under tho new law they would
have to register again.
Mr.. Wittler withdrew his amendment
and DR.. Mitten's motion was adopted.
Chairman Graves asked for suggestions
as to good men for the committee. On
motion of Judge Lewis, seconded by Mr..
Furth. it was decided that the board Of
trustees should select the committee, and
the original resolution was amended to
that effect.
EoN-PARTIsAx COMMITTEE.
The board of trustees met Immediately
after the chamber adjourned, and the fol-
lowing committee was appointed, care be-
ing taken to have both parties represented:
Percy w. Rochester. Thomas w. Prosch,
]. III. McGraw, George NJ. Bodman, An
drew Knox, Josiah Collins and d. E. Durie.
The members of this committee are re-
quested to convene at the Chamber Of
Commerce building at 9 O'Clock this
morning.
THE REQUEST FOR RECOUNT.
Following is the telegram sent to Sens
tors Squire and Allen and Representative
Wilson in accordance with Mr.. Furth's
resolution:
The Seattle Chamber OF Commerce, at public
meeting held this day, instructed IFS board of
trustees to request you to cooperate with other
members of our state delegation in requesting Q
recount of the Inhabitants of the city of seattla
1t being the firm belief of this chamber, sub
stantisted by numerous known cases. that the
census just finished was not full and complete.
and that several thousand have not been enum.
Grated.
tSignedl z. O. GRAVES, Vice President
J. w. DoDaE, Secretary.
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THE SILVER CONFEkENCE.
No Definite Action. But Progress Toward
Agreement Made.

WASHINGTON CITY, July 2.-The con-
ferees on the silver bill met this morning
and spent an hour discussing the differ
ences between the TWO houses They
separated at noon, having come to no con-
clusion. 1t is said there were three propo-
sitions presented for consider alton. The
Conferees adjourned to meet tomorrow.
The house conferees brought to the meet
ing copy of the bill as it passed that
body, and this formed the basis of what
ever discussion took place. A great por-
ton OF the time was spent in general talk
upon the subject, but no definite PROPOSE
ton was laid before them. The conference
was satisfactory in its tone and tendency
to the members
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'esIla Republican City Convention.

Acnnyention Of the Republicans OF the city of
battle S hereby called TO meet at the Turn Hall
q said city Of SEATTLE on Tuesday. July 8, at
5sne'cloek r. m. for the purpose of nomirat-
iur candidates Tor the offices of mayor. chief OF
police aud ty attorney, al the municipal cleo
ipD 10 be held July IA. 1890.
All Republican voters OF the city OF Seattle are
htfthy requested to unite iu selecting delegates
d his convention. For the purpt SC of select
nxdelegates primaries will be held on satur-
6ay July 5, nom n. m. TO D. m. in each ward
Il the ususl polling places as follows:
First Wsrd-The city LOT on South Third street,
near Yesler avenue.
Second Ward-City Hall.
Third Werd-The Armory.
Fourili warc-Battery street. engine house.
Atihsse primaries the Republican vo ers OF
zach ward are requested to nominate delegates
d the e;ty conyt ntion as aforesaid, and ais, to
pominate one candidate for the city council
ifun their respective wards The person re-
oiring the highest number OF votes in each
ward ior councilman will be declared the NOM
inee OF the party.
The basis OF representation for the city con-
yenfioa will he the same as that adopted for the
hs Republican county convention, with the
exception tnAt the Fourth ward will be allowed
tvely: delegates inste ad OF ten. Under this ap-
porsonment each ward viii be allowed repre-
Ientation % follows:
First Ward-Fifteen delegates,
Scent Werd-Eleven deiegates
Third wnrd-Twelve delegates
Fourth Tafd-Twelve delegates
Te,al-Fttly delegates.
By order OF the Republican County Committeo
GEORGE H. HIfLBRON,
Chairman.
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FARMERS IN WASHINGTON.

Census Enumerators Find More Than
Mr.. Porter Expected.
WASHINGTON CRY, July 2--Superintend-
ent Porter has received requests by wire
from the supervisors in Washington for
an additional supply of agricultural sched-
ules to be used in making up census re-
turns. The word came that the number OF
farms in the state had so far exceeded the
estimate of the supervisors and that they
were short OF official material on which TO
record to answers questions.
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