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The Portland daily press., 1892-04-19
TERRoRIzED BY RusTLERs.
Fears of Serious Trouble Entertained in
wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 1s-A num-
Der of people fleeing from the rustler
country passed through Cheyenne.
Their stories are SO fragmentary that the
Only reliable report gained from them is
that the rustlers have completely terror
lied Johnson county. One of the stock
men who arrived here last night has in
his possession a notice received from a
secret organization Of the Rustlers warn
ing him to leave the country within five
days or be killed. He says dozens of the
fleeing cattlemen have received similar
notices. It is now admitted by citizens
here and at Douglass that Sheriff Angus
had the wires cuti in order to prevent an
order being sent from Gen. Brooke to
Col. Van Horne at Fort McKenney to de-
liver the prisoners to Gov. Barber at
Cheyenne.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-19
Rustlers Swear Vengeance.

GILLETTE, wy. April 1s.-Itis supposed
that Capt. Van Horne, with three troops
of cavalry, started yesterday from Fort
Mckinney with his three cattle prisoners
en- route to Fort Dodge near Salt Lake
City.
A Thousand armed Rustlers' under COM
mand of M. A. Ryder, a preacher, are
watching for the troops and swear they
will get possession of the prisoners and
hang them is they have to kill Van Horne
and all his men to do it.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-19
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

Page 1.
Weather indications.
General Telegraphic News.
Page2.
Obituary.
Colby University.
The world of sports.
Page 3.
Maine towns.
A six months old city,
Pages.
Editorials.
Personal and peculiar.
Music and drama.
Deaths and marriages
City of Deering.
Easter elections.
Jurys verdict
A new Cape bridge.
Arish American Relief ball
Page s.
Wit and Wisdom.
The saver of seventy-ive lives.
Page 7.
Financial and Commercial.
Brief Jottings.
Personals.
City estimates.
The Cape Elizabeth water fight.
State street church.
Cape Elizabeth war.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-19
Portland District.

PRESIDING ELDER, GEORGE R. PALMER.
Alfred-F. N. Kewley.
Berwick-Francis Groven0r.
Biddeford-W. S. McIntire.
BoWery Beaeh-John Gibson.
Buxton and South StandiSh-To be supplied.
Cape Elizabeth and Turner's Island-L. III.
Bean.
Cornish-Suppliedb by William Wood.
Elliot-G. /. Rowe.
GOodwins MillS-.JameS Nixon.
Gorham, North Street-E. w. Remission.
Gorha1n, School Street, G. Strout,
Hollis Center-E A. Porter.
Kennebunk and Saco Road-C. F. Allen.
Kennnebunkport and Cape Porpoise-F. A.
Bragdon.
Kittery-Second Church, j. FL. Trask
NewfieM Circuit-Suppled by j. Moulton.
Ogunquit and Maryland Supplied by
Herbert L. Nichols.
Old Orchard and SacO Ferry-Walter Can
ham,
Portland Chestnut Street, NJ S. Hughes and
/. Luce.
Portland-Congress Street, to be supplied.
Portland-Island Church. John Collins.
Portland-Pine Street. j. F. Clymer. 4
Portland-West End, O. S. Pillsbury.
Saco-G. G. Andrews.
Sanford and Springvale-G. r. Milward.
South Berwick-G. F. Cobb.
supplied.
South Elliot and Kittery-Fi Church, David
Pratt
South Portland-T. F. Jones.
Westbro0k-Abel w. Pottle.
West Kennebunk-Suppledb by W. S. Staples.
West Scarboro-Benjamin Freeman.
Woodfords and East Deering-Hosea Hewett.
York-Supplied by w. P. Lord.
j. NJ. Frost and II. B. Pratt transferred to the
East Maine Conference.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-19
WHERE THEY WILLPREACH
Appointments Of the Clergy Of the
Maine Conference.
BUSINESS OF YESTERDAYS SEES.
SION AT AUGUSTA.

Rev. Mr.. Luce Comes to Portland as Asso-
ciate Pastor at Chestnut Street Church
Rev. Mr.. Frost Is Transferred to the
East Maine Conference, Leaving the
Pulpit of Congress Street Church To Be
supplied-A Change of Pastors at the
West Church.
AUGUSTA, April 1S.-At this evenings
meeting of the Maine Methodist Confer
ence, Bishop Goodsell announced the
following appointments:
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Onoe
YESTERDAY.

Real estate transactions from January l, 1897,
are 81, o99. 49,. 9S There were filed Tor record
yesterday ~ deeds. the considerations aggregat-
Ing $2o,54o, an AVERAGE of si0sI.05. Following 10
the list furnished by Osborne, Tremper 3
Co. abstraetors of titles. Ito Cherry street. beA
tween Front and second:
II. Dore to George Guy, e1s lot Is. block 80,
Gilman PARK, 500
W. D. Wood to |. w Aldrip. lots . to 5, block
90, Woodlawn add, $40.
W. n. French 10 George Hart, lot 81 block A.
Laeey's first, $3.50.
Southern Pacific Land Company to r. wiu-
Jams. lots 10 4, block %, Huntington Park add
to Des Moines, SEQ
Frank Williams to A. W. Malstrom, lots | TO 4
block 3d. Huntington Park add to Des Moinss.
$6i.
Douglas Young to s and T. Rudon. lots in
Commercial Street add, 81.
q. l. Logan u William McAdam. lots and 8,
block 80, Great Northern add II Ballard. 1884
j. d. Brooks to W. H. Johnson, lot 8, block IS,
Bells heirs second, $50.
I. n. Halter To g. F. Michel. lot l, block IA,
Eastern add, sl,ie
J. NJ. Boyd to W. H. Cole, part sec /, 81. 4
5000.
h. ]. Dodds to E. F. Wells. lot s, block 40. Loo
/. block 30, Woods Shore Div, $1,000
Columbia Home Company to A. J. smith, lot
294, block IL, Columbia, s. 100.
{. W. Rogers to +. G. Rogers, lot 25 block q,
East Seattle, S.
J. F. Brewer to r. W. Goodhue, lot Z, block 9,
kaufmau's Add, sSIS
Daniel button to Rhoda +. Virtue, lot 4, biock
Sc, Pontius I'd, 81 .4G0
George Petermsn TO Robert Knipe, lot l aud
"a no %, =, 81
Yesler food, Coal and /. Company to Joseph
Lyons, lot 3, block S. Yesler. s75
Tollo Anderson TO Charles Johnson. part lot Ia
block 3, Englewood. 500.
Anna L. Higgins 10 T. Schmitz. lot S, block 5
kenton's Add, 500
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LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2a-Ths produce ex-
change has decided to adjourn on Friday to
Monday. No sessions will be held Friday or
saturday. This action is taken on account Of the
Columbus celebration
tbs STATE OF TRADE
The vegetable market Is duh aud the demand
is light for nearly all varieties Sweet potatoes
and other potatoes hold firm squash, green
peppers and osra are doing better.
The fresh fruit market is steady. Grapes o.
ali kinds are plentiful and prices easier. Apples
are in fair demand for the better qualities OF
reds. Berries are selling well and arrive In bet.
ter condition. Peaches are ia light demand
The market for dairy produce ani butter con-
tinues duh
Produce receipts-Fiour 27.noa quarter sacks:
wheat. 8 90 cenisl. barley. 800 csaiss. pota-
toes, 400 sacks. wine, 5000 gallons
Flour-Famiiy extras, $50 (1i0o per Dbl. (;
bakers extras, t4ooS410; supsrhne, f. 60sta 10.
~hest-SI 3IL Der GENITAL for No. snl piping:
si32i, for choice offerings. iliing quality.
3i.so6sl s715 per Genital
coast; os&csic for good quality. e5tlc for
choice: bTssing. 9os37iae per eent.i; eeeyslie,,
sl-l71sGti % per GENITAL Tor standard and e754e3
Oats-surprlse. si.4s. choice feed, 81 5ysl IS;
OF grades, s. iofsl Is: black, sl.05El15 Tor COM
mon: sLl7i46 ia for choice tor seed: gray,
Co.a-sL IG05l .i21s for large yellow: Ii7Iz for
small yellow: g. zsesi. 30 per censsI for white.
wo5l--spEing-sAn Joaquin. years fleece, good
condition per pound, HOPE; san joaquin. year
fleece, poor condition, @9loe: san Joaquin. six
mouths fleece, fair to osss, intg Sc. Nsysds, -
"a 7cs Eastern Oregon. lUGi7e: valley Oregon,
s4iOc: plai ns. ostsc: mountain. Tree, S3l1e ;
mountain, detective, sgsc; Northern iamo~ /,
free, iS;i &c: Northern lambs detective, iut3 &c
CALL BOARD.
Cali board sales: Whssi-Buysr December.
81 35ssSl-Ss: closing, slS55.' Nay tS91ss9
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THE COUNTY TAX.
Rough Estimate of the Levy-Decrease
of Nearly a Mill.

The board of county commissioners and
County Auditor Twichell yesterday mado .
rough estimate Of what the tax levy will be on
King county property, baslng their calculations
on the work of the state board OF equalization.
According to the state boards equalization
the entire amount OF assessable property In the
city Of seattle is, in round numbers $40, 700 900,
and outside of the city SIC, 5000.
In the city there Is levy OF l2t< mills. dis.
tributed among the county, state. state interest,
school, military and soldiers relief funds The
school levy is Ga mills, or $4,000. over half of
the entire levy. The entire levy is SO mills less
than last year, Notwithstanding tho fact that
the school levy has been raised nearly mill
In the county outside OF the city the tax 10 II
mills which includes the county, state, state
interest. school, road and bridge, road. military
and soldiers relief levies. The entire levy il
about NTH less than that OF last year.
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NOTICE TO CoSrRAcrp.s.

TESDERs FOB RAISING THE STF..rEp
/ Premier, now stranded on Blsst point wbidhv
island Puget sound. viii be received nv The rde
signed up 10 Q a III on SATURDAY. the 22d frat
Tenders 10 state ecparateiy the cos, of r,Iaefnv
the said steamer In the Esquinalt dry doss and In
the Puget sound DRY Docz Company's d sck al
Qgartermaster harbor. Puget sound owners az
char erers having option Of naming either place
Tenders 70 furnish bond " requred
Payment to De made due fui flusnt of the
contract
Right to reject any or all tenders reserved
Tenders 10 be Endorsed ssrepders for Raisrns
Steamer Premier" and 70 be addressed 70
MESskS STRIVE. Il McNICKFN 4
- Attorneys, Sea tie Wash.
Or 70 MESSRS. BoDWFLL IRvINU
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY

DrS. Merrill u Merrill.
The most widely and favorabiy known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors ara regular
graduates from the University OF the City OF New
I ork and of Long island college Hospital, Brook
lvn New YORK and Their long experience. remark
able skill and universal success in the treatment
sad OF Chronic diseases entte these efni nent
physicians To the full confidence O! The afflicted
everywhere. ,, ,. 49,
snrcrsstnI specialists, who abe 70 effect cures
in many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
they treat SCIENTIFICALLY aud Sue
CESSFtLLY, cure QUICKLY and PER-
MANENTIY PRIVATE BLOOD An ID = Is
DISEASES. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
VAL DISORDERS, PILES. FISFULA AND
RECTAL ULCERS SYPHILIS, GOSORRHEA,
GIFET SperrnAtoFrh0ea. seminal Weakness, Los.
Manhood Night Emissions, Decaysd Faculties.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Catarrn. bronchitis.
Asthma Tumors, Eruptions, salt Rhsum and
ScrofulA HYDReCELE, VARiCOCELE and
STRUCTURES radically ana safely cured witho out
pain or detention from business and cures suaran-
leed .,.- -.
GU CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for tho
awful effects Of early sc and TIE numerous evils
tina. follow in its train.
long experience with unparalleled success Ia
the hest evidence Of A doctors skill
DISEASES WOMEN also receive snecia
a.fa1tion Consult personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast or write, sending stamp Consultation
free and con ddential fremont Block. GA
Front street. Seattle,
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TMg NoRTHERN.
"A csnneyxsew York Sam sloy. Portland
A successful Revival.

The revival in course of conduct at the Mar.
ket street Baptist church Is growing in interest,"
The attendance also has increased wonderfully.
Tho Rev. III. ". Brown, the evangelist. Is q
powerful pulpit orator and his earnestaess
moves all hearers. Last night he spoke on
How to Cast out Devils" He will spend
several weeks in the city and before he departs
will hold q series of meetings down town Ia ons
nj IA large haffs
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CRY NOTICES.


NorTCf, or SUPPLEMENTAL ASSASSIN ENr
y roll 90 local Improvement district No 10. for
the improvement of Brook street, under ord nance
No ? a6i. and hearing thereon
Notice IL hereby = ven that the assessment roll
81 local Improvement district No. fa, for the iG
proVepent Of Brook strcet, from Depot street IA
grange street an ter oTdn snce 80. = 500, has been
ftp1r,eI by Tho board of public works 10 the city
coIuCt IS the city of seattle. aud ia on iie IA
the Office Of the city cerk, ard the same IS now
open for Yuhiic inspection at sad Office aud VIII
~rIuaip open for inspection unit FRIDAY. the
- b iav e october. 1899. nt o'clock p m, and
. perSaas Interested are hereby required 10 ap-
pear before the couucit in jutat session 20 bs
he'd IA he c0aucii chamber OF tlr house Of dele
satss IN the city hal Friday. ths 18th dAy Of
t,torcr. 1872 Al o'clock r. m, ant ulsSe objac-
tion tnefsta At - tinr fixed tho city cuunCll
" coa der any snsnu ohirctl'us made All VIII
make SUC corrections Ia said rl As Il deems Just,
ami "A 5ii th~n deduct the amount of sura cost
sesSnt against stree: crossings (Which shall be pa
fr.rrn tht general roHd fund OF tue city, and viii
thru at ordinance approve such roll and levy and
assess tns amounts thereof against each par =.
AHu at Shown In SAID rutl and declare the sane =
l,r thereon ~si3 ms;tes may be adjourned - q
..i,f date II SO ordered by the city council.
GEOltGE J. SION EMAS.
CITY CieTk uf the CIT Y 81 seattle
ns'e 81 Hrs, publication October IL. 1892
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ELLrsToN, Mont, Oct 2o-Northern Pacific
train No. has these passengers:
p Charlton, j. swens, II. Fremeker, Fl. /.
Webster, f. W. Finch, :. ". DETER, Rev l.. VanA
groi, G. ". Rabbit. II. q. Bond. Mrs. W. Lowery,
Mrs. III. :. Webster. Mrs. Haviland. Mrs. c. kith,
Mrs. +. W. Finch, Mrs. Ellis, Miss smith, aud
seventy-two secoud-clsss.
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A Wayward Girl sent Homo.

Frances Brotche, the handsome bat maynard
girl from Mount Vernon, who was arrested
Wednesday night az q disorderly person, was
given in charge of her mother yesterday mern-
ing by Municipal Judge Bser aud taken back -
Mount Vernon
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Tacoma Grain Markaf.

TAcokA, Oct 2o.-lSpecial l-Grsin was quiet
today. Holidays in Chicago and New York kept
the market from any additional features. Liver
pool cash for Walla Walla remains firm Quo
tations:' Club. 73c; blue stem, TOO per busheL
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lisa closing, sLs9.s; seller, rear, 81 ssl9l 50,
closing, si.SS
Barley Buyer December. 900: January, ssss0
s9ssc: closing. s9ssc.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sjght. l21: tslegrsnhfo. 20. Sterling
bills-Bsnk. slS5ls; sight. A57; commercially
sts25s silver bars, sd sS53sc; Mexican dol.
lars, oSd35s}ac.
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l'}FN TEEA~C rs NOTICE FOR PAY
y Easut % city tases-Notca t> hsfebF given
AA~t lir gone - meat ro ard Is. ltss OF iae
'iF ~ sci eii~ 10 N1s ia tie wear ls9- for tue ely
Az -'f re raNu < asc%l rear c"Fifbe1 ~ tfs
''tF 7tint tia.lc.. Is besI ce we'd by Tie Sisy
treasurer sd - noS ga hs~ "a a!s glrcr ss3 sad
'tf i-f7 az PAyANsa sHt !5 hec0ms Que ana
isfN 90 ne crst NosIAv 90 November. 1884
si1 ne sane 'an = pa Z the af~ce OF tne c4tF
tic~saFrr u tAs cav hall ~ sAA uisy between the
beJf- 81 utu- ocs a IN AHs i've ..'elsa~s u M
a. tsAe> ssseFsrc ~ SA.3 sSsessussrt rgs.i and
az 80 ~ osso ls st-ia4 eaf he nrsI dsv %
Mach. leaA Al - ..c.... "a -, .ssn >, ySht.h
ho@f TIE ssiDe ca Pc rN.4 said dsv' II nos
sooner pa s'a t-s.s4pa a. SGdlgtena. SV. PEI
=" ''n 'hefe~- 49, e O., .es--i for i4zs Il
sAid e'F Al EPH kEtG
ely freNsuEeL
Is'e q oFsi publication, ocgobes q, lc9&
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs-SoTI,.E
~ is hereby given thxt bios, accompanied by
plans, sp-elhcaisons and strain diagram will De
re eiVed BY he board OF county comrni ssioner. Of
Eing county, Washington. ~ the ONCE of the au-
ditor OF SAID county untI Saturday, October 22
lsy2. al < &C acG p fi, for the construction and
competition Of wagon bridge over Cedar river
near the section line between sections Il aud 4
township 20. range 3, being nearly north Of the
north end of " ans street In the town Of Renton
said bridge tSbe either wooden or cnmhina-
ton truss 100 feet In length and sixteen feet wide
I'm clear, fifteen feet ABOVE !os water marx and
about - feet Of either pile trestle approaches
north end.
A bond double the amount OF the contract
price viii be required, conditioned uron the nav
meni OF labor and material caus and the com n, a.
ton OF the contract certified check of siDO
must accompany each bid TO be forfeited 70 he
county by the successful bidder In case he fails TO
enter inio contract within five DAYS of date OF
award Bids should name q lump sum for the
span snd price per iineai foot for approaches
The board reserves the right 10 reject any and
ali bids +. ~ TWICHELI. County Auditor
Dated ct Seattle October TO- 1892
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NEW YORK, Oct 20. Bar silver, s5s<c.

MERCHANDISE.
Coffee-Ortions CLOSED steady and unchanged
TO 20 points down. Sales were s., 100 bags, in
Guiding; october, 3l50J9l5l1; November,
$l4s0. December. &l46 l1li.7o. Spot Rio
Quiet and easier; No. :, L.? .1tII6c
Sugar-Raw-Dul and trim. Refued-Dull
and steady.
Wool-Firm. Domestic. 2Slt35c.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHANos.
Bosroy, Oct 2o.-Ciosing:
A.chison ........ S9is Burlington. ...... 1881
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, Oct. Ono session OF the board
today.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct Standardization. 1900:
market steady to stronger. Choice 10 prime
;ives. 81 756t5 90; Others. 3S.3o(8L50; rangers,
81 5OGt4o o.: Texans, sI2ND25a
Hogs-Recepts. 1860; steady. Rough and
common, s. -j(S31S5 mixed and packers,
81 ieoa So prime heavy and butchers weights.
$3.50; light, s5.50G355.
sheep Receipts, 1900: steady. Natives.
s359(35.55; Westerns, 81 25<g& 50.
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PORTLAND, Oct a.-tspecial l-Wheat-
Steady and moderately active: Valley, $l.25
@l.261s; walla walis, $L17}s per GENITAL Re-
csipts, a. ISL centals.
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,.nrlcr OF AssrssMENr roll. OF 1.ncAI.

NoTtCE or ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
y tmproveusa t district No "a. ter the Improve
rusut u 4 galway and IieForrest streets, under
ordinance y a : zua aud hearing thereof
Nutie- = at Truy siNcn that the asses srlcut rol
- }r~al "a Fr.'N-tFsai street No - for The i'm
pr0Neu;vut 80 ar aiWRy sni peEoTrest streets,
from Neer avenue Ia tas soath Lne of oak street,
under oti.anre 40 800 has heeg reported
nv TIE board or DAhiiC works ~ the City COtntt. II
the C!tv Of Scar al lie "a the Office II
tee city clerk Nc tht zane y open fsr pahIic
Inspection a. sslt ot'icv- sut N3Ii open Tor
Inspection uatt. frt3sy. the -~th saw ~ Dct0-
h~r. 1872 Al o'cocS u IA, ana a. persons nIor-
sSisd hereby rec are! 81 sppesr before tie city
cnuacii in i0int session 20 ~ heId 70 the council
chamber 9th house % delegates 10 a eCtty Gsil
t-lGAy the - h day Of 'irtooer. l~}-. al circS
4 ut aud maze objection tSerVtA Al sai3
I'm. nxed the city council vii consider any Ani
eatccsious made. and Will make such c0rrac-
tons "a ~a.l roll &c deems jus. ana Will then
te I-tg tie amount 81 sucA cost ASSESSED against
STREE crossings (Which shall Re paid t.oA the
,ee,rsl ro8d fluI q the ettyi. snd vii 'Scn BY
81 asace approve sach rc.i sAi levy AM assess
lie amounts thereof against esca parcel sad .ot
saoWU IN sat rolf Aad declare the same lea
'2sre -sts matter may Re adjourned e. a ia.ss
0A.e Z 30 ordered by the city coUaeiL
GEORGE ] SLOVENIAN.
cav Clsrs az the IIty 81 -esit!a
l'str q fr.t 80 e..cstioa totobsr -. 1891.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Oct 20--The market was strong
Big Four advanced 2 per cent. and other rail-
roads ls09i per cent Northern Pacific, prefer
red, rose q little over one point. The close was
firm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5O7sc
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Frm; closing, offered, 10
Sterling exchange-Weak: 81 $50 for sixty-day
bills; $4S5s4 for demand.
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MINING STOCKS
FOREIGN MARX Ty.
YIN ANCIAI-

LONDON. Oct 2o-The Bank of England ha0
advanced the rate of discount from to Per
cent
LONDON, Oct. 2o-Bsr silver. 80 5-l6d; consols,
96 1850; Bank of England discount. per cent
BREApsTUFrs
LIVERPOOL Oct. 20-whest-Demani haa
fallen of; No. red winter, firm, is I'D: Ne. q
red spring, Is Sd.
Corn-Demsnd fair and stesdy. Spot, 10 5ds
October, Is 4lad; November, 4s sd; December,
4s 5S1d
All rioters stotId b. careful 10 register. and t.oss
rho hare ulrenig doHs so should see that they os
The register oJtAs rigM praclp1 under the aew dis
trctiag Of thc cltp
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The limited ex press trains OF the Chicago, Mil.
waukee d Ct Paul way between st. Paul and
Chicago and Omaha and Chicago.
These trains are yessibuied, elec.riciiyhtsd
and stean- heated. with tbs iness dIaing and
sleeping car service In the world.
TIE electric reading light in each berth is the
successful novelty OF this progressive age. and
is highly appreciated By al regular patrons of
this line We Is an Others 10 know its merits, -
the Chicago Milwaukee & 81 Paul railway 10
the only line Ia the West enjoying ths exclusive
use of this patent
For further Information apply % nearest
coupon tlexes agent, or address c. J. Eddys
general agent; J. ". Casey, travelling passenger
agent. - stark street. Portland. or. u. e.
Benton. travelling sgsal Ill Columbia ssfess.
Seattle, Wash.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVE THAT THE
~ city tax rolls for the year 1892 now In my
office and that aIl city taxes OF both real estate
and personal property. as assessed upon said rolls
viii become due and payable Al my office IN the
city hail the first day of November, A. ID.
1892 All taxes assessed upon said rolls not paid
on or before March first. A. ID. 1893 at O'Clock p
m will be declared delinquent and q penalty OF D
per centum added. ADOLPH kRUG,
City Treasurer.
Date OF first publication. October S. 1892.
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