davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-28

TRI-WEEKLY- (Daily- Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday)
VI in aovance. 81 co 8 mos. in adv..S2 90
3months in advance. 81 90
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-28

SUNDAY ALONE.
I VI in advance. s. 90 ) mos. in adv. SOC
q IN. i'll advance. 90 l NJ IN advance 2Oc
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-28

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One veer 81 Six mo-, 65e Three mo-. 35C
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-28

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18

streets, whsre The piaasias IS seriously d.
tecssves rasseSs
ESTABLISHING tie grade OF johnson avenue.
I5accla aysaas. A.35re ayeGa>s Desxs2 avenue
art CsoSsS1 street. p1sSsss.
For ths iuprayenaeEt q prsxei avenue fzosa
feo2Ses avsa1s ~ 3orsA 02s II RoseSs11s add
tseas q AtGlas sveaQe Az GoG,1 street;
PASSED
Arpeoarsstirs sac f-ea shs condemnation
award sis.3 ~ ( :, & Ve>ss PASSED..
Granting cerzaiS>tca % J Z, Sae1scy and
ceaeC, - grade Eese street. az sAsAr owe s1-
reasss sSsass>a
The tcllesias petitions s2d CONGRATULATIONS
were received.
From ths A>ari u wcrSs. t-s-S-es ettrg peeS-
tea scr alaaNtag 81 street. referred
For TIE evening up as Main lro1I AacSes -
YAKIMA referred
Eeors Haas Aaseassrasa. 81, return eg al as
sess1ssae; referred
Feoni Hummer & Phelcs. for trarsser o.
fss lloc heense kraal {. ". Doaa.3. Ter transfer
O. .lSenSe 20 Ws1tSsS crt block. Fhirt street,
freef {, ", pannsSe. (. u. Mccormick, &. As-a.
toc Ia tEsr 8eeasess Z 6aece&
frsst Charles LcQeA. tSse rebate OF axes re-
ieree,f.
From Eee; Bense. Scr Esaor license granted
fhs hoass si1oecaeG :, uaees on Tuesday
nArAS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
EoJ ErH STREET. GEApGS.
CenfseS:ag Interests ia the ToasSus Al
RjEsan IItIs-

Ae the meeting CT ths beard Of ptthhc works
Yesterday The epa1ioa o. Corporation Counsel
NoGsoeta 81 the resitSeI OK ire Columbia <
FGgsS Sound galway was read and the petition
rsseet2j.
NJ calls Appeared eeterc me oos-i and ex~
eessisJsse5 s,atsss ses sctde OF E1ursa sErscs n
tae Eeas,gs addition fae Properly oansrs ara
G1vtseG gleo two actieRs and eaca II eura sp-
PEAS scr Change. L w6il have ~ ee decided
By the cay coaaell Ras Flynn argued si,e ether
si'!e of the case later ca DUG ne hosc4 : hep
less
fae pefSs;on Ter ire grading Of Pearl street
wss sjl egltesl % ira a0a-,t with sufficient SD
a1rsGca1 lroeS 6oiasye approximation - meet Ia
reQ Ii1eneuss * lss.
The e0nt ef gegirali u. Thompson ctty
eagtaeSr. SOC sa..@p. VIA E>eI Z. sander asid
James FagSs a. sJgret.es, vas I t,t, That Of /
Clnuiag, - street. CONAN ssloRer, for $500
>sgaei Ay Janlcs Parse AID Amos Brown.
Clsy E8ssleee faoUp>ca sQagisecesf estimates
Tor sewers Is scssow>s IL 20 >peins street.. &c
reports t3sc E0Gcteaasa street. aetwCea Seneca
AMI Madison. w.sl ejaSas houses thersin, ean "
aeGomsnossasei aecosGlsgS &c EeGe1sit - Williams.
psaa ~ runasng up Eoarcesa5A street tor one
and oae~5sl1 Blocks, at cost d ss2S. and
t'seliIh street can De supplied cor ahoGs SSsa.
HE pStsSi0e ter a water aiala tos iva Asoehs
Oh Gfaac street. Drudge aas granted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
sNENtrksS

SEQ saa Aaa,is0Be ss4ts Niae G Rosen berg are
SHOWING, today AZ 5
0osac,s $50 DIR pgsee~ eoday n Noys' oloshl ng
Surprises sssss vOa. A.i8o : AossaaesS
1vyo n&aoass we're 4soe.vcS as Srscs hosasta,
yesse:'lay Aad = axe a,sia ,Nas AZ provioeuoo,
4 3cSaSe ao seI sss .ssas,i yesserisy " no
ooaasy Nldltsg 90 Z. Zimmerman ami lena
St@eA- Aota IS seattle.
N'sla csssh @a--y VS. aieJ IA no CaiSel States
lss1 9Acc yeslcoiay. Ico c&Sh 7eesspss Ok no
osSoa Tor tire 5ag a3noaaesl ta2 SSl0
ms aogice ~ cal ;os ,ssreNasS "a tl,S coa-
5eas1asioa award ttta1 aNps-@f resseg,1ae. aad
gAa cssS ,rSassg12S p-a& 24.s $50 ~ pa ,nelr ac-
couae
Ca.es &s,aSs sad vss,e.5AF eass Charles
stanton, % eas4le eou4aaag M :, "a Noa>lsY
soo.a be Appointed - SAssasn q. eaezalca. eoll-
r4ag NJ p
Fae zs.sua-as %, Mrs. Ala L toaaslou ,ssre
oasse,i ys>.eceag 2s Sc 'e,gek :roR saa 5z.lsz,l
II, b eAasea. aeessA1a. ee>aS made ia -AAs
N,ow aa521Scgs.
An adjourned meeting q are Woman : Home
A-s9o.S,iOa sl-l ~ ae>t al, = 'eioek his saora~
,sss ,s t2e elA.a21s o. Cosaaerca. Al trustees
as assNesalty e,sS 1ysseG ,o ~ ayeseg..
Asta~o. p Sag. = Aossss. YES arrested veste5-
1a,e "a complaint g. Aass-s2N ll3aaoc. ws,o
c2sr>e3 alm N.ta assault s0& oasee-y- Ire
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* 3 oesoNS
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* s'e.o>S yss.eC4ag s4tergoa2 lE213 Houaey =
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sas.se q -.a&a F,es 1Slaasasy. R-y, -oaa 3
pa.sla s.aolase&.
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n7ta,e. eee S5gS = 10 we're ss7lsss& y a,lass2lAy
a.sas asre1 eeasSe d a47s.as.a-as 1ne z,a.ae
>sers q. 81 a.lzs>e, Sr.lez s. &c.. w. ssSe a.4cs
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On. N.ea sgefsith, Us Hscss5e >aasg -ecsarer az
shS rae2aaoS,eal >eO.esy- Ssve S. e1surs 81.
svca.aS u -s,t.s -a4s-c pa. Oh -7c J5ts4a.
Developments saA -fsa-l2.. ei .2e Ssls, &c loo4s
ets a.e2e>-el 's,eaess q a-a,so~r * .s.scsl4aas
'scze 49, Is e1G 5i->a p, -se .ecs-ira AVA .sa
ss0.s>S .-Isc4sse4 A.aa saet1 .alazs8s..a1 asic-
ts& ds $50 .r>sUrs- asa3a sa >aaGas atgal ~
lav SANS .eseS ga -'f@.1Isrusliess. stsvs Sc
t.,s4 5ssess s-l1 >Ss-. Is t.va. -N.-s-H lgs r1.s
Sa=-a. All A.S} aSo11sg >-za.o4 -s>sra4a. ms
-.ss e ~S1ss A-s4 A@eS ne et-lCes zEa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
A BASELESS RUMOR.
0ne OF the Contractors Denies
the lynehing Story.
RIGHT FROM The GROUND.
No Trouble With ltAfiAas en- Monte
Crisss Eesa--Aa Haitian Ceauras
His n~ataf.

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saaIsa ksSN> eaasg sa sAe Asaec cssste FsslrC,sd
All 81 tas tsneAtaz Ct hsav tszgsSas taE sae
crime Is dsaesaaessa tsezseasiea ~ 5ssses
A, kslae, es eawsasa / Fasae. tas e@assseSoss
ioF tha ~oyS tpan1etistelS s1telalas >aasta
Rs0s eaatsaes Nj razae RETARDED - see s5sy
lsss ss@Rias. sea ia Al ssteRSses wtsa t0sr-
isfx4ttas>vsa repeater SAID
- ges - ssaitAs ca9aa "a "Wednesday assAs.
ASA seSs azaSa al So eeaSsk "a EharsAkay paefss'
faz ~cRs up g es,sesssa camp esl ear weES.
| Meas als taEensA Saastas ealars taxed VITA
sezae 81 sae L2ssiaRs sat walked sk9uS
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e1a@g asea Sssae4s ass trVaaie. tae tsSsssas
ase pstaesrssN empAey@1 "a tae poe< w>ass sa3
xFsakagN aile sAe assee> are Ssokax kAs cess Tax,
rTtsetpsliy, Eas bad tezensaa = easse3 GAR
sse. sas ssas kaaU IS Lass Rsaa@, ssaAs1
MA agpa iass sesoze ksls sad AKA nes hsss "
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"a IeaeSaA,s A. ssVs saw ga aas Satssosa3
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asked aeees tae ssczs ~ g,RalsssS1 il sAs feSs-
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was as tae engS8eSss caaas aa3, ta@asA tasy
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yAsaNas ~ scar se&9sas ~ >s11ssS Saase aeT
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eas o. sae sans saaseS. which aSs 20 sssss> q
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~tsa taa.r week
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Sssg sass pgas ssxs mas * less SeRsSe k7os,
sasae GA Nesa<ssg S2osakag ASH heaek ga g2@S-
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eseSs had esea &t..e1 sad s'xe * easee Ia Lass
NaeAea
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rassessfaS D. BAL frosA >aak Cgty. gave she
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alzeSae ecoSsg92sSes. hss wss ecaSa4eaeGs eg
als sesssessy ssss syes}aS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
TAX No>EE CEtSfo RAks HoAp.
Awful Resale Of tas >&Rae>-ths Funae ~
khreRga the <AnNon.

eR8$NsSf AA~ Az ga
I. Tca1esoa. aS>lsSsas eaSiasSs on the Ever
ext Y Nease erisfo railroad. &grlvea 81 soc csgy
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be has aSa sas7Ss =. ne seSS in taa caayeR.
where toe sas>s &i3s eceuegs1 @SeS ago, asa
sad q tase taes.isss
eIhs naeS ha1 yusa .irs3 o,sst IA ne 7Nsek IA
TIE ssle ~ To caaNaa. s21 9eSS Eaaasas eaeS
~ saS ass2e = aSa sfeSs aASs q rocS easas
eesu aR0R saess,. Use 81 tha E,sls - 10 sess
k@ksI ssSs ssosAazs. AID eAay Dad a takSd
eEotaes MD escaped No sa1 she asAes Lisa sas
we've ss1saosA egaSs wseA ysse. s1 sece saelr asss
aaa toSlg e.esaes "a AassE sEeaay. Tney rgsaea
Mp he o.saf IN sesEga as she f2s2atal, sppS--
s3AS - saSs revenge ga hSa. Aas shaS found
taas % 30 Dad o0Ga o3ESe3 uasteS eaS side asad
ssseNA Gay o0a aolg sa4 ne tes oS aaosaev
~Sce rseoxssSa, taoaga tAe sao.s assss Ok 7o,sa
saa eASSa wss removed. Gas compete aaiv
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ina >Aoasssess. sud sAe xaa ~ao soazad K
thpsSes a. ilTFsi toSs thsY ase5 swQ e,,>iiesS
u aas eaSysea n 2as e $40 ReSs 1lfhealE
pssa.e~ - eaA}ss caza01a1 I sVe7 saW. Il Is
sasssss ave usscs acas slth as1t0Ss PEI pens3s0u-
Ia ys4&s. sla 5as roS.s tAeoash & hsS six stIz-
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sSlsss ines Az "a sg0Sy ss AZ oas esd ala,i 1tal
tset Ss sstS ots@s.- ast& Is s3a - ia5aAsi jzsllo
.. soae aasasaS Taa others sra ~ ncatrv se.t
aloas. fhe grad as r0gl 3ss glosei 10 sae Ssslsa-
geasassA = es0sFeSssl2s capsS!Ls. aa3 xlil ~ aa-
isase1 "a }s.sS. aSa saas Secslea 5 really ssacS-
iayfas vii eSSln. IhS eaay0R : &sasaasnx
~ttA as,sSpsesoss. aa8 scsAa0a aQSices Az
aeSse1 a "a nj 3lreesieas
}saass \ ssssne, q soRnSa & RaiRs wae
Asvs Contract asAg ina 3tvs3e, assaa .a7 tae
eity lass aseasas,. Azd Ssa3 81 tsle nsosse,sS *
eosaSsrsacs1cS kney $50 atAs 1l.S vers sssI
pgtsSrSSS. S31 aSVc anaa ns,et cslsasi y IA tAa
gast sea dAS~ Dir, 5 asostnS tn3sa 3Ba aud o,
saa isas "a tes sSASs. AID so0a> ssrea "A. Is a.
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assa @se ~ soSS $40 sl,.re = e,,ean .ag aoos
tss %a.sssst s'Ad ''8 eao >a3< 5 - Ssa@ta srss-
cs.isa,a sss'4 D ee14cslax s;3E ssi ~ n 3ar
essafs Eaaa saSEe as8 oa-a sap d aAuas sa-es
m.aes ses~S,ia Inc eaa K csle ra4l az Tx. Ana
SID eae <ad ~ tae $50 oaAl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
rax hoss ~ rsz x4xxx vtRx.
Is IA Appraised ~ $50. so,a--A s,as&sasas
Naaaas Insurance Coaas.sa.sA.

Is n Appraised - $50. Soc - eas&sasae
saaaas Insurance Companies.
The .psS - flTe Ga fae sscaates Ezyez vas sal
,GSss~ ag8ss'tsss ae Insurance coaaAase$ Vessssz~
jas tas taSa. EssaS e. ne NaAs, Including
satco.sssS Sa& a'4ns,s. NSS $50 4a1 z3aa s,ss g-
sStSsl>e So.,as asa sas ,osSl ttsS ~ a. zxl,ses
la 1aasEs sslass, taas. AaeAsaaex. ST. "a.
s>aoS~esNs Sia@, s}sr0l t'ses a}l. Rsgsar. stores
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esssSzs u.s. sassa ~ 5ss1ss t-a.sza q ru<ssa.s,g
a. sae sssa s-@Fy. &ll& A4T lUaas,,. u EoF.laa.
the 9<stses. a<l os 1ss.l A.,,t sgo1seES 49, n
Aeassf q. 80 ssa>aVAsCO eoa3asss.es. D. IAzses
Aofaea, - ss2o 's 49,. rss.oa s7oa s1g&s ga mo
tAAea3a~st. AIS. -Ss,ss.a s, E. tfes $40. tsle
>&Fsssa aay sa.p 2s2.es, ana a,s.. a-i,. so0>..
yoe&
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astssF&ziseS ASA sleaeEos sos NaF,. - -as.e tl.s
So sss2s2 'ss -as 4V..ee KS ee4s{ saales Isae.
Saas ss4 4s4,.oa s-otS, l.ssseAsAsrss. aaaa-
eafS~ssye.ses Nes -e.s-a.lj, S<asaS1a -rp.aa Ssi8
>A49osas., >1Sss issessssslea1, NngS4cA sn.ca.
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nseFa4as SzaG <ogsl. 3, p >li.s..os s.aaie ss,s a..
salssssess, Sex 80 Nzss2 SMASH .sts MsssAa;is,
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Szs4 aen& &5assss -'rsSs. 81, eakS.sss,s. ~s.,z.,-
sSosS1 ;lsa >1ysases- Sra sid Nsst-e
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4ScNzs&tliss ss atts 4t.5 lZ-s..s-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18

4 !. Via-tRsg. % Sas FrsacsseS,. sescts, sseas
e. eoe Hesas AID PaeeatS fus3ss2ce CeEapSlases,
Is "a TIE etsSs
A z Scroggv, contracting gas sseas e&
saa caaa3 "a faelGes sss1zRAi trees san Eraa-
eiSce Yesterday,
&. ". sisSeaev. % san kEsaessce. genera Ps
efas eoas, sSeas o. sss FeNss e Ssesfic s9d the
A2ssog>l saetlc "a roads. = u he city.
me SENssaNe SseNa>aos says, rs : sad ea
Sco1 satApstsy tAas ess w5ess sesessse wltasa
aStsen "a ses e. Nstesyst3e PROMISES a Weld %
eSer Aaee,eN2 ss3SaeSS = sise ee harvested
wstAla swe8es aslSQs u sas Gcll t05.s aaa III
ass'szSSy ia4 shipment oaS a tAs eoUateS sSec
sae Vaoss NagtaGSa - SAs >S8a&. ths9 wheat
sud AZ tAS eAaes produces 81 tsae co0accS
ws'2s0 ee es@aSAS - >po&aiss { Sae Northern
Esc,sIe Noal2 k3s sSNeB&y-EsHe Eaoee s34sss 2s
sr.ns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
Arss sEo>r NOTES.

Fas $50 United STATES va vessels. Baltimore
sa& cha-lessoas lex sos olympia Yesterday
afegasaS
Steamer LsaoS,le % Pert Foxnseaj so,d
Yesterday D. &eae7t A.rsS - Gussa NcSSS1an
s0d Z I, >Biit1, ne consideration being s1,@ea
steamer >eAosas made Al sxca-slea svtp 10
eiSmRsa laSt a5gas tos tse : Z Z. :. lodge 81
RsA+srss. 4 lazs,e s0ms%S q Fseoeie veas oVes on
her, most o them froR Rslls7l. Captain Il. x.
Ra4eas Dad eonaaa2S ot Asf.
Steamer @gsse Nssae 99s 2s1 her roass sza.a
Yesterday via ssxtsea tosss Of fessat los a ass-
eoSas szse, AaSs.es oeoA lcsi d R,g l7ca rom
1rsaGsse % fseoSls, sud Oh ice tTit oaeS teoS
sAirty-.3Vs goa> u m{h machinery .Fosa asre sos
nRDseasSS; The &G3tsaoalaA lad Ten tons II Seu-
sra tEslgAs "A ami eweasv-'a out pa me GgytEl~
pa v0&,eS ths Ca1y .. >Esaweod came "a stca
iQsSy soas d asy ;roga >ksgss riyes; me Clara
Bsasa eeogiSAa IN eseatS- Se&ea toas o. genera,
krssgas On me OLYMPIA coatg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
shlpplns tntel5ageaes.

fSrsesf,, Jtiae Is y m.-LlsAs rs.as fresh
sousA s.,i4. >ssir Csas.ltsa passed eae IS 4, 8
P. N.
8gat Seath and.
CaA-lAS Ban. )flaa rs y al-Cioa;y.
FRESH SOD = west aInJ
saoS4 N>aGAzS, jana Is n m,--Psrtiy
csca5gs 5sNAs sesfss s,eSE y ma.
Ro&F tQsNNsNss, Juno "a Special. The
satNsp Seves Nza,i aas been s9.d By joAa >sa1eR-
aAaaa 20 Lars 8aasea ses SSsA
Arrived Byslz>a % ks3a.izs. ir9a4 Victoria, 70
l>si saeAl - TScolas Soc S,1oeps.
Sax EstNCgSeo, @Uaa A-rtvei-->s-Rr
SaallN stoaSE5S. from C2.i,Re. Cloars,i.-SA Bay
>sRleS. ,oe Sa2sasto Nn. sfBr Columbia. Tor
A>lozsa. s.Ear @ssla = s.la. o1 y,eCoslA ~ led
->a ASKS. tos >aaalao, >t.ac Willamette Val
ey. 5oE ls4alaA oax. ~ fv3 Brothers, Eog san
re,.ru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18
rue YoUNG REPU sLIcASs.
Vice Presidents Caossa At an Eneaasj
asGse Meeting.

TIA Young Mems Republican csub as}d 81
enthusiastic meeting a rs rooms, 4 TIA Bailey
osocS, Ass aiSEt, assucSsG 4 constitution and
elected number Of vles Presidents.
Iaa constitution IS alop1ei 3eGnes ci1e CO.
,eet OK ,la csn6 - ~ as eae prunots0n Of Re-
publican agiue8 pies. Il isas KS made tie
Sah scs c2e ss,e iTn.E ol members AMI this vS
finally azsl X % saeh Republicans - NeCe
over : zad Inter 81 veArs Of zSs-
ISE following v5ce presidents we're then
elected Pgr>1 yaE,i. n Z Meredith: Seeonl
waF,i, Aesvln q, 3 lnssoeSs Fourth sasi, a. 5.
Halnes, F,ta xsr,., / D. Fhomas. T.. SKIN
wsg,i. .. 2. je SSsigaer; 3 sGta ssF,s. z ?.
Wilder N,Gt0 ward. l. : Earner, Ire eIee-
tsoa 1Fua ,bs r2.rt aus >Svsash wards Szs le.
sarrasi 90 sas asxt meeting
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rckr TewNSENn, taae =. --t>geessll I'D
rsirzs nesnssa, eg tae E-ssssa Fasy, ks1siHasss.
has nesl4e4 Rev J. = AseSsaser, srltisa wee
esasna. tat> esty. saSs he sssaEaer hsaues ~a1
xs1l froua Niese@sa ga tatS Ter Vasazsk& ANY
saalg tes ERE sgasrscsa ees ia sessag So ssas 10
Rsv, AsexaT&ee sessse sAe SstA iass Will ee ier~
~Sr~se1 - UaslssAa 81 Eae fAsaee> The
Ranger ,aex Fss asxs e EylsssA aait - sae
lssYsAae SEs& Me1peafsas,
Fae rexeaue eaEtsr Richard Rash q exrssess1
ASe& ts0na SsraaS sea "a tas s5aa isss. sseetsi
sScas Il tas troSs2sy desssssaeas Is exs~eeseS
G9sE "a tAs kaRsa saa vii eseeeeS - Wssa'
kaxsea gasy With sesl}nS a4sA
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srtrcHE> N ras BACK CURED

pe1ef e. NsnSsv1ca-, caU1Ea jsSSonsr Of 7 Sh-
Nsy>. Nuo-sc.lr.cr. ..lrs sssri5. y. z, wr8Ee,.
'DIE4uG -es ass 1aree Years GaFe Deem
eroao.asi Sitt2 ~glcc1es u .oe 1sU& they cane
ID SttEalt c-e slightest warning aEd aid ne
a tez ceso1r thr,s xseSS NJ S zine. AMI aaSG-
la, .tl 'Ea sz}C c7o-. e}ycr 7zasC sSo laal
-noga severe 4ifa<l. = aoeiQ sac,1sy move ny
= ia lzcu - -laS Azle15lS EuEoCS LAS
rSss hR 52@ ,slsa-. lt erys s>scs, W1sES Esa Ssa&
tfE~s&rss- -C ~. Z ssy2r lS8 E~ssa 38e Ssa0rs.
-a a >JlGE5 ctus pan .,lG vanished. 49, ma
atzE zaoE1l1S .tp 52t2 2Itet1de,l q ny c2Si-
2EJ>>. 1lt --=>l -sssster ,sa eyEgs 7Ssek 50z \
1sontG ana , saal max Z laEe os@a 2G5-Fsig
c'lFtd, IS zzs eas 241 IL 2stae& p 10 .zss
= -E.Essz II. ID -
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leg sroken While Unloa.itn~ Lass.

a. e. Rsles lad Ms -slt leg 5roSsa 81 BalI4rti
yesser'lay while aDicAalrg l0gs srora cars tie
lbs tne contract 1or ca4aaGiugs AMI Sealing al
sCs -0aSs Drought n c;srs d eaEs, AMI ABOUT a
o.e-ooS yesterday morning as wzS unloading
. Srse t1S. vtalc1 vas wanted = , hurry he
set lis .scSscrsw, anc thsa ea-ew as whole
weight Oh tie Lever. IRE .sCSseEew sI9ued
about tars@ inches, -eEtiHS him drop 4bouE
r1res iest FAs SIDE u ais eft .ooE ssracS tie
bumper * .ts so, 5reSSI2g d3th oocss o{ TIE
-eS ass soaye Ia aslS4@ Ia WIS ozoGghE %
rne elsy Ala Raacsd 4 Pruy3dsnee 1osplss..
where eas l.Enu vas set BY D.. 8. Z smith
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gers IL requires locomotives ~ - eaasnnsi
With rsewsr brakes sgstcssnt 81 eSsaeFe1 ssss
train. Every Rev locomotive AFTER JAY. l>s>
taass &c So eqaierea After isaa ali setesiosisSs
saa al ,se~ ear. cx cid cars sAais be eQslrpea
with automatic eaaHle-s. aS3 aises jay AsSs
al ears shall se e-eV.8e1 villa eeasSaaeas
brakes, operated ~ sAe soc0ssesiNe. sssaasrS
eoapssr. IL - established ~ TIE Nesss OF = ~
esa6 * al TIE eessnoa carriers "a the country
saa IL ~ ased with the sntsssiase ecssnaeFVs
eesasatssiess. ts,v, i>N II IA eeepIss receives
sass reseSassse tAs eelanasSsta sssas sssasaSss
q standard eassflef within SIX EaeHtas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18

The ae0ve -spqrr : r3la Nssult ai s1s teae ler :
estimate d the general 4aiiv work al .he pupil.
The result % ~ rsea aSF1al Gacl0nS. when held.
sits - tl,als,ate> o. <rss!c> from - 10. and
ina reports Ss0s 70 p&rsuss VII oe. a EasIars.
'tss>sas or Passed wtlh Homer, according
70 RE grades -ste4vs>s ay- s.7e papi4Se
Mi y0u give Is your earliest cooperation a
securing the osst posS4a.s results
Tlis card o., standing : ssenei BY IRE eity
superintendent. tEss principal a. eha Sc1oos and
sac tssCler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-18

FSo accidents leeE-rssi 20 Baila-,l .g.,s osrrssa
yesterday. A. q. rates 5rcSe aosh aonss Il al.
le5t Ieg acogs tEa ankle wat&1 -sisses : .es st
Ehs lamp zs e-st psage. n sor.a manner ~
egzss hook s.17p@4 as e-a6s. causing -h., ss,,,
sea1, = A. EsaEer sass PARTS 50 t1rse sasesrs os
- re -'asi' wake -tstGl1e e1e say GSes N
,slraEs2-S ss1l1S X e5s seattle LE.abar tsas,-
raey a2lU ~ SA-,a-'l- IT. -o2z.s.ss, as,as,,.s
1o.z -1@ss 2neI NJ. Pases sas Agterwa1,i a.
~ -'-eV.1ef r.
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CSleAae. 3asa tE-Tae wsseesa passenger
ass@eSaslea satsy sesllS 6eet1ea Gpea eASir-
maa, y = CSs3wSta, ssSssssgk gSeeesl 2ssssSses
s<eas y sac Nsssesri fseSsse. Ae3ax sesseeeS.
x'st.tweft &ceeeee8 as1 N,t1 sSSasas "a >ies
esxs Wesk. hIe 5 the se8assss MAJ who ever
hss3 tsA> eesis sea. SesaS cay s. years q sss
ia hss practically ssoxa Up Ia the paSseaSss
s2sEsess AeEas VIII ne NAa.sa.ia rea1
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Ar,e.lan Won fes she ra~er-nsa.e..

fae cSasetiasse3 >srsss Railway Cesapany -
teStts - sieA al srseslsa walk At 80 power
aeose> AZ nfth saa ksue stg2ets. AMI Ray ee
.eIss4 ~ tse Casea SSeessse eeese tay IA tas
<assFps4ses l. Il &rs3sa, gRgassaa raAasges II
tae eezSaat tssa1 eagspsssy, SAYS ae eNtsSees II
ssSiSe 81 seseas ass y Waste a. a dsesa - 30
feSS IL saa3'sy ANtA peweraeaSss sea sSegs2y
ssYe tAs consolidated eoeaPasy SIC naeats.
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0NAsA, Tune tT.-eas eisS hts yeess1 ~ sSg
majority S71l.aee & Aoa&s g al s2s NEBRASKA
Eeaszat eVS3 =, aaS1>t SsSt<9 screSs the Ns>-
seeSt R>yes sa1 80 m5s&> g rca4 aesta trosa
EQaae0 Ss81S RE oA1ees y - give az ssse>
era rea1s ehsaee - 2asss 0gaaAs "a Ssyorssss
t2s0s sa1 BREAK iesa Sas Easoa sses3s sah
49,.
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s 9r@coeed - pesp-e 7yao aVsy inferior Articles
81 cod aseaase eilsapsr thar standard -oe.Is
Infants see emitted 20 s1s DISK sooss a1talrapss
Ii : .&eS -rss -bs 5aA 89rle2 Eagle 3rarst
Co-Gszses. allS 5 --s 5ess lGfAEt fsozl. Your
zrCcsE @GlS t.cs-gtst 1eep =
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gsEE SILVER QUESTION,

0oEt -e. -l1s SILVER 4Gesslen worry vou. sor
.4>2t>.1 s. = 2stsgT-1 Slsl sci yea -5e a@Ss al
Ss.<ez ,.> N z.-Fse 2asa1 'zs monthly nayT=Is,
~ ~ rs4-4 SKIER E Y01 sssS>gss - EnSEr .5E
COS -rs--s l-v -a9s 81 s1e su Sa44. invest 81
SILVER - IS S-Fr 1e> les ana. sex started ,0ssEy.x
E-I-Nc y. p. --..r WI
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STANDING oF glTILS.
Will BE Announced to Parents and
Ghffssr.u IA a Gasx Tsaws

On The Afternoon al raesday, June y. ne
pups Of eae plhle schoo.s VIII oa dismissed
saG tslss viii rasara GA THURSDAY ~ get tae -
poes Oh their staining tor ne yesr. bach pupil
Wi receive aaaS. addressed 10 his parent Or
slardian, with us record aleeSa1 u e1e ioilow-
Ing lorrl.
RECORD.
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2 D e Z. Ev.--,. al2-~Ssea-asr Ea4-asyen NIL
-eSTe teS.er -s-l. @zstIrst@g lex. $3.50 2. n.
ser -3-# ~ .--s -.ltzse 11o1 SIX @.r@E "a
-z- .-cl@-s.--19- l.-4zs4-.T5p Ace, 81
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p2LAYkp ex A>aoxrs.

St.~ $50 q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-22

Old John Huseman, Of East Wheel.
ing, who has been up in police court
for beating his wife many time md
oft, again beat her into insensibility
yesterday. A large crowd Of neighbors
gathered, but all were afraid to inter
fere until man came out Of stable
near and forced Husetnan to dosist.
The woman was carried into the house
by friends, and Huseman was arrested
by Officer Daum and hauled to the
lookup in the patrol wagon.
Later in tho day Officer Fahey
arrested Louis SchnelIe, Of the South
Side, for beating his wife. He Is also
an old offender in that way.