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Clallam County Nexa.

EAST CLALLAx. Sept a-tspecial. IA gang of
men are now at work clearing the Clsllam river
OF distractions so that logs can be doated down
TO the sawmill az soon the fall rains raise the
river. Several million feet of spruce and hem
lock timber will be foated down. The mill is
closed down for the present
G. W. Ide, of Spokane, government inspector
OF surveys. arrived here during the week with
two assistants, and is row engaged In inspect
ing four townships at tho west end of ClalIam
county. which were surveyed last year. 1t is
expected that these new townships viii be open
to filings early next year. Most of the land is
settled upon. but q number Of claims can be
taken yet.
At the annual school election held last satur-
day c. J. Schneider was elected director for n
three years term, Ben Krohn for two years. A
tie vote was declared between J. H. Marlette
and Pharoh Hediey, candidates for clerk The
cierkship will be settled later on.
While Car. Lundt and Dennis Kelley were
coming into town saturday morning they met a
large sized black bear on the trail, close to some
OF the Indian houses or the outskirts OF the
TOWNSHIP. Lundt had a shotgun with him and
poured the contents of both barrels into the
bear, killing him. They dragged the animal
along with them.
son was born to the wife OF G. H. Holenberg
August -: also a son TO the vile Of Frank Ed
Yards September ].
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Sheepshead Ray Races.
euHRPsHYAD BAY, Sept 7.-Summaries:

Seven MISREPRESENTATION won, Haxelhurst
necond, The Sheriff third Time, Ia
Futurity course-Erematus won, Carmen Colt
second, Halcyon third. Time, l:13Z,
Siren stakes, mile and furlong-iguite won,
Defargalla second, Miss Dixie third. Time,
Isl 25
seven furlongs-May Win won, Estells second,
Delwood third. Time, 1:28 1-5
Nile and furlong-Sleipner won, Lowlander
second, Rex third. Time. 1855 2-5.
Nile on the turf-Hydy won. Woodcrsft sec.
cnd, Madrid third. Time, l:43
Trainer Walden today, in retaliation for TAX
ips his colt Extra out of q race yesterday, pro-
tested against any stake money being paid
Strauss by the association, claiming that Mayor
Grant, of New York, In park commissioner,
strauss partner in racing stable. aud accord
ing to the rules the name OF every party in rae
ing property must be registered with the secre-
sery Of the board Of control Mayor Grant will
Deny that he il financially interested in the
horses, but the case promises to be a celebrated
enc, q Walden says he shall push It
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RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
California League.
National League.
National League Games.

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept The clubs broke
even In two splenGid games. First game-score:
Washington :. hits 3. errors 4 Cleveland 5, hits
q errors S. Batteries-ktllep. Abbey and MILL
gan, Ciarkson aud thinner.
second game-Scofe: Washington s. hits =,
errors Cleveland .. hits s, errors = batteries
hliien and McGuiFe. Cuppy and thinner
BALTIMORE. sept. 1T was the pitchers bat
We, but Cobb lost his cunning in the eighth In
ming. score: Baltimore ,. hits S, errors 5.
Louisville 4. hits 9. errors j Batteries-Cobb
and 6nnsou, -tratten and Merritt
BOSTON, Sept The game was close till the
!aa two innings The pitchers were wild.
score; Boston 7. hits 10, errors J. ST. Louis 4,
nus & errors , Batteries Nichols and Bennett,
'stuthers and Buckley.
INV foSK, sept But for O Rourke's stupid
y around work IN the drst, the Giants would
nave won twice. Firs, game-Score: New YORK
- ais !. errors !, FiitsbuTg 5, hits errors =
hsstesies-Rusie and Boyle, Terry aud Miller.
second gsme-score; New York i6. hits is,
s'foTs .; fittsburg &. hits s. errors s. Batteries
sfane aud boyie: Ehret. sienzei and Miller
'ALApsLPHTa. sept 7.--Cincinnati's errors
ssfe punched with tho Phiilies' hiss. score:
.ihclnnai 3, hits .. errors S: Philadelphia hits
SesIcrs Ba:teries-Chs mberiain and Waugh
-, "syhing aud Clement
ohooxLrS, sept. The Colts had it easy.
s ofe: Brooklyn S. hits 9. errors 2: Chicago :.
- Il srrors2. NATURALIZATION and Kit
SsaSe; Haddock AMI Con Daily.
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meeting. Its members ara mainly sroc e.
LOUIS ana the Wet Prom business sense and
from railroad point Of view commissions rang
reg from to ie per cent OF the amount OF
me uckeu sold are considered allowable. These
conm'ssions are supposed TO be paid to ticket
asents OF the conti ol!ing lines for the trouble OF
.eias ueAess' out In the case OF trsnscontinen-
va rates. commissions of from 80 to % per
cent have been paid to scalpers. IMMIGRANT
as@n's anu any one else who could influence the
routing OF passengers. For two days the asso-
.lsaon mas experimented with the matter and
.ne relative degrees of holiness on the subject
nave not been fairly tested, but it was unani.
.hcusiy agreed that they were too hot to handle
.ay. IL was agreed that tourist tickets to Cal
ifornia should hare their limits extended Ia
Fine months and other subjects ware allowed To
cool until another meetfny
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NANCY HANKS IN 2:O7.
Nile Trotting Record Broken
on a Regulation Track.
4 GREAT EVENT At ST. PAUL.
0araeld Park Track to BE Closed
Mayor Grant, OF New York, Part
Fer i'm . Racing Stable.

q. PAUL, Sept Nancy Hanks has again
broken the worlds trotting record 1t was a
wonderful and unexpected performance. Pre-
y;ous TO the event bets were freely made
that Nancy could not do better than
a.,o The track was q regulation one, like that
On which she trotted at Chicago. The day was
: beautiful one, aud it is estimated that 10 600
p,opls were present The mare came out at
s:l5, driven by Dob!e, and was greeted with
deasening applause.
The 6rst start was a false one. but the second
time she got of well, and as she made a quarter
IN az the cheering broke out afresh.
steadily she few around the turn and reached
the half in 1:031z, Doble Is driving
= be never drove before. Nancy reached the
sthree-qusr:ers in 1:s4lz and comes on at rat
ting gate. She 10 steady aud acting nobiy
A she enters the stretch there 10
scarcely = movement or sound in the vast
crowd. The beautiful mare approaches the
Grand stand with the prsttiest gait imaginable,
Doble leaning forward aud giving her the reins
Ike the wind she comes down the stretch and
iust - she reaches the wire, turns her
pretty head toward the grand stand AZ IL con.
scsous she has broken the worlds record. The
crowd waited impatiently, and when the card
~ put out reading '2:07" the excitement knew
no bounds. Doble was carried to the stand on
Hho ahoulders OF the crowd
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The WEATHER AND CROPS.
Recent Rains Eeneficisl-Potato Blieht
PreAdfng-LarRA Wheat Yiald

SPresding-Large Wheat Yield.
olympia, Sept THE drouth in Eastern
"asnington continued without interruption In
nearly all portions OF the state up TO the 5fh
In portions of Wnatcom and skagit counties
anu along the coast light showers fell on Auguat
% ano ssptember2 2. The effects of the drouth
nave been mitigated to Q great extent by the
ae"y or ioggy nights. The temperature has
ueen ABOUT norma, the DAYS being warm and
ofy. There has been more or less smoke over
TAG wnoie region. though not as much az is
usuai during this time of year On the night OF
August3 81 frost was observed in several localities
afouuo the Sound The damage was slight,
some tender vegetables having been injured
harvesting and threshing OF early grain has
gone rapidly on this week with generally salts
factory results In quantity aud quality Of
9fain- Oats arc very heavy in the northern
counties generally, though light in the south
efn, especially in Clarke. Late grains will be
ready Tor cutting shortly and the second clover
crop 10 maturing rapidly The week has been
ory ior potatoes and indeed all vegetable crops
IA sections hitherto affected by potato blight
the blight has not been checked and many
potatoes are rotting. In few, if any, localities
WIZ there be full crop Grass has suffered
rom the drouth. but the rain of today 1.-THE 5th)
wiz doubtless work great change in this Is in
other growing crops. Hop picking began in
many places on the Est and Ia now In full opera
non. Reports from Whatcom, King and Pierce
tions the quality of the hops 10 excellent; the
yield, however. win in general be below the
average.
The weather In Eastern Washington has been
ory, with cool nights and warm, bright days
The winds have been rather heavy during most
OF the week, but hava not been excessively dry
ana have done little damage. Late grain and
all vegetable crops have been injured to some
extent by the continued drought. background
Is 30 dry in nearly all.sections that no blowing
can be done until rains come. As the harvest
advances the reports or increased yield over pre-
vious estimates arc very encouraging. And IL
is found, with few exceptions, the quality of
the wheat is very good. Tie yield of wheat in
Columbia county is reported to be about twenty
10 twenty-six bushels to the acre aud of barley
thirty to forty bushels. In the eastern portion
OF whitman county the yield 10 about average,
but In the western portion will be about fifteen
bushels. In the northern counties in many To-
caiitles fruit trees have suffered from the dry
weather. In these counties, while in many in
stances there will be good yields, the trees are
suffering much from the aphis Fruits in the
southeast counties are yielding very well with
the exception OF peaches. Grapes are very
abundant
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Dated this the 18th day Of August. 1892.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i states. Northern Division. District Of Wash

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i states. Northern Division. District Of Wash
ington.
Louis A. Johnson. Frank Anderson James Har-
ney. X c. smith, Jack Forhs, l.. A. Lonsdale
Feed Meader. Sam Peterson Fred King Pete \ ell
son, I'd Nonoarnap, Robert Wood. Thomas 7. Ty-
man and Frank Crap libellants. Va the steamer
Idaho. her engines, boilers. tackle apparel and
furniture, respondent.
United States Of America, District Of Washing
ton, Northern Division, SIS.
Whereas. libel has been filed In the district
ington. Northern division, the eth day Of sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1892 by Louis A. johnson Frank
forss l. a. Iossaas Fred Messer Sam p sae.
son. Fred King. Pete Nelson, Ed Noncarpap Rob
ert Wood, Thomas L. lyman and Frank tramp,
marines. etc, against the steamer Idaho, her
tackle, apparel boilers. furniture, etc alleging
in substance that said steamboat Idaho is A %.
mestic vessel carrying freight and passengers be-
tween Seattle ana various ports of Puget
sound, within the state of Wsshiny-
ton and within the admiralty aud maritime
due 10 said lieelisnt> as employees upon said
steamer idaho. i'll their various capseites as una
rines engtneer& hrsnen, carpenters. etc. the
sanls set forth In said iioel part of which has
been paid. and praying process against said
steamer that the said steamer her tackle APPAREL
boilers furniture. etc. be- sold 10 Paw their warss
aforesaid Now therefore. in pursuance Of the
monition under the seal OF s&sa court To me al.
rected and delivered do hereby give public no
sice to ali persons claiming the said steamer Idaho
her tackle apparel aga furniture. or in any man
ner Interested therein IN a, they te and gf,v..r -
fore the said distract eoart % e held tae cty o,
seattle. ia and for the district Of Is ashfngto
northern division. on The I'D day OF September
1872 at 10 O'clock ia the forenoon Of that dnv
provided the sane shall ne n dSy OF jgrfseictt0n
otherwise on the next day Of Jurisdiction there
after then sad There interpose tnelr caiuss An,
10 make 'heir allegations in that behalf
THOMAS. Il BROWN
L - Marshal District 81 Washina,on
By RICHARD BRApLxS Deputy
T. H. Cam & son and Battle & shpsey, Proc
tors for l.fheliaHts
Dated this San oar Of September. 1892
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PORTLAND, Sept. 7-Summaries OF today's
races:
Unfinished pace-Iady II. won three straight
heats, Blonde second. Time, 2:lS
Nine-sixteenths mile, heats-Misty Morn won
two straight heats, Jack the Ripper second. Pa
p0oee third. Time, SO
2so eisss-Frank O'Neill won. Harry Young
second, sella ii. third. Time, 2:321a.
Three-year-old trot-kitty II. won, VanQuish
second, Pearl third. Time. 2:3a
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G.rs.ld Park Races VIII BE stopped.

CHICAGO, sept THE chances this evening
favor the recovery OF Policeman Mcdowell, who
wss supposed to have been fatally wounded by
Turfman Brown yesterday. Chief of Police Nc
Clsughrey today reiterated his intention not to
resign his ONCE and declared emphatically that
racing Mt Garfield park would not be permitted.
The Garfield people made no attempt to have
races this afternoon, alleging that tho meeting
vas declared OFF today on account of the death
Of thurman Brown. One Of the counsel for the
club declared that Chief McClaughrey and In-
spector Lewis will be arrested and charged with
Browns murder.
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Latonia Park Races.

CfScISSATI. Sept THE track was In fair
condition at Latonia Summaries:
Six iuriongs-Dariing won, Cornie Bucking-
ham second, Expense third. Time. l:171<.
Seven aud a half furlongs-London won,
Tener second. Colonel Wheatiey third. Time,
l.6
Nile and twenty yards-Forest won, Hispania
second, Lillian Beatrice third. Time, l:43l<-
Mile-Afternoon won, Sir Charles second,
eweetbiossom third Time, 1:43s<
Five furlongs--Lady Moore won, Little Cad
second, sayon third. Time, 1:0S11
six furlonfs-Fillide won, Johnson second,
lack Star third l :l5aI
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esa,ien, KsnuhIic.n Convention.

Nvw HAVEN Conn, sept The Republican
..ata convention was called to order today by
Temnsrary Chairman Paige. aud Congressman
RUSSELL was selected as permanent Chairman
sarnnel T. Merwin. OF New Raven. was norni-
mated ior governor by acclamssion and made
s,ir,ing spcech in accepting sae nomination.
The oshes men nominated were. :. n casusy'
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Of Manchester, for lieutenant governor; Stiles
Jufson, OF Stratford, for secretary OF state.
Henry Gay was named for state treasurer
senator George ~ Clark, Of MADDEN. for comp
troiler was nominated BY reclamation. The
ticket was completed BY the choice of electors
and the reading of the platform The platform
indorses the principles of the party ~ Get forth
in the national platform adopted at Minneapolis
and exemplified in the able, patriotic and thor
oughly American administration OF our presi-
dent, BENJAMIN HHrrisou.
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BosToN, Sept The state convention OF the
Peoples party was held this afternoon ana
nominated a full state ticket as follows: Gov
ernor, Maj Henry VIM, Maiden: lieutenant
governor. W. J. Shields. Boston; secretary OF
state. George Kempton; auditor. Maurice ".
Sanders; treasurer. Thomas A Natson: attorney
general, Albert Mcintosh
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Baseball at West Seattle.

ahs Transfers Will play the North Pacihcs
.'afn bail game across the hsrbor next Sun
a!' tame Will DC called At O'Clock, with
.Hohy and Harris as battery for tho Team
and Booth and Bsgiey for the North Pa
~nes Following is the makeup OF the teams;
fffSasfva po,sf5.w p.ssSas
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
~ superior court OF the state Of Washington for
the county OF King Reuben j. Rogers, PLAINTIFF
VS.. samuel II. Brown, Mary Brown, NJ. NJ Merrill
and William kafus, defendants. No Is, SOL.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and spec
fa execution issued out u the above AIMED court
In the aboye-entited action and To directed
and delivered. i have duly levied upon and seized
In execution the following described real property
situated in said King county. Washington, towit
The north half tN1sl of lot six 90 In block two
CD IN H. l. Sesler's irst addition 10 the town Of
Kent In the county of King, state of Washington
together with all and singular the tenements her
editaments and appnrtenances thereunto belong.
Ing or IN any wise pertaining.
Notice Is therefore hereby given. that on Friday,
the 10 day of September. 1892, at the hour of 10
O'Clock m of said day. at the front door OF the
courthouse. in the city of Seattle. In said King
county will sell the above described property
a. public auction TO the highest bidder tor cash.
J. H. WO0LERy. sheriff
naiei this The Eth aax Of Angnst. 1892.
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Arkansas Safelv DemOcratio.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, sept Returns from
hfty-three counties give Fish, Democratic candi-
cate for governor, . majority of 1892 over both
Whipple, Republican, and Canadian, Peoples
party candidate
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CERES. Cal, November II, 1891

CERES, Cal, November II, 1891
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Doctor-It has heen . long time
since addressed you; nevertheless I
have not been unmindful Of the benefits
have received from your hands. am
happy to say my eyes are well. The In
fiammation has all left them and can see
to do my work and sew or read. I think
your medicines are wonderful and feel I
am indebted to your remedies and skill
for my sight today.
MRS. MARY +. HUDELSON.
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Indiana Girl Kills Her Father. Slayer.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. IA terrible ARRAY
occurred az Payne. in this county. AT o'clock
this morning in which two men were killed.
one a, the hands of his son-in-isw and the other
hy the enraged daughter o: the victim. Shortly
after midnight Richard Wright aud his
daughter were awakened by a shout short
distance from them. Thsy recognised the voice
as ,hst of wrights son-in-lsw, Dole Judah He
Won, to the door aud started toward the fence,
when shot WAS fired by Judah Wright ran
into the house. secured an tx and started to-
yards Judah. when q terrific seuffie ensned
ira old man was shot three times, once IN the
hesa and twice in the neck Daring the struggle,
and while Judah Was on top OF Wright, the old
nan called TO bic daughter - knock Judah OFT
with the AK The daughter secured the AK, aud
inst n, Judah shot the last iiIae she struck him
tsrrisc blow on the back o. the head. killing
n,,, instantly Both men Law dead on the
c,.,s Judah was in BLOOMINGTON last night
ard was drinking heavily. He had trouble
With his wife tha, afternoon and i, 10 supposed
-. want to his father in-lsw's with the tnten-
,,o,, al killing the old man and also his wife.
nut the wife was not there Wright Was about
"a wears old and Judah s. years Old and hard
character.
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Convention of Ticket Agents.

AGO, sepi. The passenger department
A. as lfsnscontinentai Association has settled
s'sH " tie holding O. its usual protracssd
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SENATOR CCLLOM AT JOLIET.
He Makes . Great speech Opening the
Illinois Campaign.

Illinois Campaign.
JOLIET, Sept 7--Senator Shelby NJ. McCul-
lom, OF Illinois. made the first speech of the
campaign as the exponent OF Republican prln-
ciples, at the Chautauqua grounds, this after
noon. There was q large crowd in attendance,
and the speech was much appauded. The tar
i'll question was the principal subject under
discussion:
The senator said that for once the Democratic
party had declared frankly its position on this
question for free trade The issue Is now fairly
made up, and in this campaign the two parties
go to the country to discuss the question upon
its merits-free trade versus protection. After
100 years of tariff legislation, much of II under
Democratic administrations, the Democrats sud
denly discover aud declare in their platform
that il is unconstitutional to shape tariff act
so as to give protection'to American manufactu-
rers while securing the necessary revenue to
carry on the government The Democratic plat
form found Hearty commendstion from the En-.
cIish aud European press generally, butt would
not meet with the approval OF the American
people. for whom il IL the function OF the Amer
lean congress to legislate. Senator Cullom, at
great length, reviewed the benefits that have ac-
crued from the protective tariff to the wage
earners OF the United States, and showed by
comparison how il had gradually reduced the
cost of living. Abiding to the TIN plate Ques-
ton, be- declared that under the protection of
the Mckinney bill l3,6i6.oo0 pounds OF tin plate
had been produced in this country during the
wear ending June 50 last This result totally de-
stroyc I'd the position OF the Democratic party on
this question, as facts arc more potent than
theories. The farmers sometimes complained
OF protection, but the surcsE method TO advance
the price of all farm products and crops
j. through diversity of labor, SO as TO produce
home consumption OF American products The
establishment of new tnGustrles ana manu-
tactures by protection is the solution.
In conclusion senator Cuiiom paid glowing
tribute to James q. Blaine IA the author of the
system of reciprocity, and denounced Demo-
cratic pretensions on that subject He also ar
raicnei the Democratic party as being, accord
ing 10 their present platform, IN favor oil the
abolition of national banks aud return to the
o. stste hank system They would discard the
iel-cent national currency and return 20 the
..rest dog aud wild cat state currency. The
Republican party favors maintaining the pres
ems sysieM under which no man had ever lost q
dollar BY having national bank notes IN his
poekat
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MANCHESTER n. H., Sept 7.-Ex-United
states senator Henry W. Blair was nominated
for congress by the First district Republicans
today
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Legal NOTICES.

MARSHAES NOTICE OF SEIZURE-IN
INA the United States district court for the North
ern division, district Of Washington.
Whereas. A libel was filed In the district court
Of the United States for the district Of Washing
ton. on the Sd day of September, 1892. by the +.
Lobe Company Va The American Bark Guy G.
Goss, her tackle, apparel and furniture.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the monition and
under seal OF the court, to me directed and delv-
cred, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said vessel Guy c. Goss. and VINO are
in any manner interested therein that they be
and appear before the said district court to be held
at the city of Seattle on the ga day of Septem-
Der. 1892. ut 10 o'clock I'm the forenoon of that
day, provided the same should be day OF jursdic-
ton otherwise on the next day OF Jurisdiction
thereafter, then and there To interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that behalf
THOMAS r. BROWN,
u. s. Marshal
BY r. w. MUpaErr. Deputy
Thompson. Edsen s. Humphries, Proctors for
r
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sAs Francisco, Sept Score of todsy's
sAne' san Jese Z, hits 5. errors ,. San Francisco
~ sio Z. errors Rstseries-took shangh ana
sAas, faaniag and Spies