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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-15

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-Pigiron easy and dull
American, SCHOOLS.
ST. LOUIS. Aug l3.-Lead dull at 3.92lac.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-15
DAILY, SUNDAY And WEEKLY.

The Journal ia first of all newspaper.
It's primary object is to publish the news,
anu to secure this it spares no pains or
expense. Besides the service of tive
great news agencies, which cover foreign
countries as well as the entire United
States, it has a corps of Special Cci-
respondents, who give attention to those
events and occurrences that are likely
to be of particular interest to the Indi-
ana public. Its Washington bureau
was established for the purpose of look
ing after matters in which the State and
its people are concerned, and is under
the management of an Indiana man
well acquainted with the local business
and political issues. 1t has corre-
spondent in every town of Importance
in the State, and is constantly increas-
ing its facilities for obtaining informa-
ton from every quarter. Its staff OF
city reporters is large, and its local de-
partments are unexcelled. AS n news
paper it is far better equipped than any
other in tire State, and welcomes CON-
parisOn with its contemporaries in any
and all of its departments. With all it
endeavOrs to be accurate and trust
worthy, printing the news, whateverit
may be. without personal or partisan
bias.
But while the Journal is non-partisar
as to news, it is Republican paper. and
sets forth Republican principles. Its
important that the people shall read the
truth about these principles, and it was
with the object of putting everybody In
the way OF doing SO that the price of the
DAILY JOURNAL
Was reduced to-
I Rc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-15
The Sunday Journal

. Is paper that gives more attention to
miscellaneous literature than the other
editions, and contains in its sixteen, aud
often twenty, pages variety OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-15
The New York weekly bank statement
shows the following changes:

The banks now hold sl5,774,45O in ex-
cess OF the requirements of the 25 per
cent rule.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-15

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1a-Cattle-Re.
ceiptA 1000 shipments. 1000 The market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
One of Our Largest Industries.

few evenings since our reporters attention
was called 70 the beautifully Illuminated build
iags o! the Smith Premier Typewriter Works
on Clinton street. ard upon investigation foI1t
taat owing 70 Large increase in business they
were obliged 70 run twelve hours per day, OYER
atsag o-tEeea sd and 30 ap.oTes- Consider
ing Ehs rapid growth Of the business referred 20
il IS very parent TO the proprietor that it will
Be absolutely necessary, during the summer
months, 70 build another factory, 6ld in fact
ire plans are nearly arranged for tie constrGc-
tiol % new building Of Dimensions 60xI40 feet,
seven STOKES high This new structure, in a6-
ditiou to the p-esea. buildings. which have
every nook and eo-uer flIed with operatives,
viii admit OF working az last Go people. aud if
the business Continues 20 Increase IN the iut1-a
as it has increased in the past il Is very certain
taa. the company, Gt 10 distant day, viii re-
Ggire all the sypevriters thst go operatives can
produce. We are informed that 10 other type
writer manufacturers in the state ST present are
pressed 70 fill their orders TO the extent that
tker ere obliged TO work overtime. II. y Bur-
fea, general agent for Washington and North
efn Idaho, 81 Pioneer building.-eopied froz
Syracuse Journal Of Hsrcs fs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Railroad and Corporation Notes.

Superintendent Sef, OF TIE Grsa; Northern.
went down the road yesterday.
Superintendent SaGe2u, OF the Lake shore
road, was in Tacoma yesterday.
A G. Barker, general agent Of the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad, is in the city.
c. J. smith, general manage. Of the OREGON
Improvement Company, went to Tacoma ysster-
day.
4 P G1rrey, manager o; the insurance de-
ps-tmeut OF II. N Newhall & Co, OF san Fran
cisco, Is II the city.
r N Collier, chief clerk OF the north western
division OF the railway mail service, Is il the
city OF business connected with the rev North
e-n Pacific schedule, which goes iGEo eject On
Ap-li3
Tie Elraa Chro4i.ss Of the i1.h says: L P ". des
Br.s2y, construction eng nesr OF tie Puget
SoU1a i Grzy's Ha-5or railroad. came down
from that eouPaly's extension Saturday, re-
turning Monday. NJ. tss Bzisay reports about
sixty men e, work grading On that road, ard
fozr large logging camps in operation with sew
e-sl others preparing 20 start Percy des Briszy
accompanied lis aasle on his ret1rl and ex-
pects 10 remain with lin
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ROCK ISLAND on THE COLUMBIA
Channel Almost Blocked by Rocks
Grading for the Great Northern


correspondent: OF the Spokane Rersess saws:
Captain Halcom5 enfarfazaed your core
sr.ondent q. his hes5quarter at Rock island one
day Iris veek- The formation is entirely
bsszltic 1t this point. the east bank Of the
Columbia rising nearly 2.510 feet. n1ch Of lt
slr7est perpendicular. I. is along the base ot
this bluff thzt the Great Northern people are
now grading The west side o: the liver Is an
open bottom for nile % more, bu: az al els-
vation Of 30 OF Sd fee. above water line
Rock island 10 merely Large hasaltic Eorras-
ton in the river. covering perhaps 100 or more
acres with great masses detached from tie
main island. almost filing the entire stream.
The eonseqEsn. dsnmiag CT the rivs- causes
G fall Of ten feet n 100 yards. and tie main
channel o. the Columbia is forced az one point
through passage not az wide az the Spokane
rirer Your correspondent easily threw
stone zc-css az the: point II g easy 10
imagine Eha: roar OF Este- there mus. Be
where such { river rs the Columbia IS thus
confined. But il Is far n5rs interesting 70
see II
The work OF the government, ss planned By
Captain Holcolb, Is TO zis1u the channel AMI
Distribute more evenly the great fail OF the
river Bot new appropriation viii have 10 be
rns5s before she plan can be carried 70 COMPILE
ton The present appropriation viii work his
force of sixteen men for about tso months,
whan work will have 20 be abandoned unless
JINGLE sam secs lt 20 put up more coin Il IS TO
be hoped that tbs viii be done. Is il would b
useless TO leave The vo-k il its present state.
The Eirken1al contractors have broken
ground for Ave miles from the head Of Rock
Island rapids down the river, and squads of men
ara az WORK al intervals sii along the line sew
ersi camps have been established, and the force
Is increasing daily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
PERSONAL

CT. Soyes, Of Mount Vernon, IS st the D!ller-
P Z MOODY, OF Port Townsend. Is a. the Dbl
Ter.
Charles q. Carter, of Peadlston, Is at the
Rainier.
". C Williams. of Port Townsend, is at tie
Arlington
Deputy sheriff James Hogan, Of snohomish, Is
&. the Dilier.
George z Gurd has returned from EIleneu-g
snd Is 90 the Rainier.
Ms. L " starr has returned from Portlsnd
snd IS ct the Rainier.
Ars- Lauren InseIs has returned from Cali
foruis, and IS 81 the Northern
Miss Katharine Crawford. of Tacoma, the we'll
Known readsz, was in the city yesterday
Miss Mae Potvin left last night for Boston and
SeE YORK. 20 De a5sea. about SIX weeks
G ". Poacin has gons TO Berkeley, Cal, TO a.
tead schOo.. His mother sesou panied him
B L shs-pstsin, of wslls W2IlA. 8 member OF
the state tide land commission, Is a. the Airing
ton.
Miss Lizzie Richardson returned yesterday
from nip 20 Kent, where she was the guest OF
Ar. and Mrs. ". J. ShIna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
CANDIDATES FOR CHICAGO.
Five Seattle Democrats Would Like to
Represent the State.

King county Contains i've d!sirre-estsd
patriots Who A-e willing 20 hep REPRESENT the
Democrats o. Washington a. the national con-
vs1tZc3 = Chicago. There are 80 who might
oe tncuee1 % accept this sPoasi bility but D. O
ElacA, Percy W Rochester, Wllliam II. White.
John Co-lrs ard :. 4. Mcdonald frankly
aunt I;.aE tsey world Ike 70 assume it. Ofrsese
i've =. Q. Finch Is probably in the lead Though
no. - Cd = resident Of Washington no- Of
Seattle s. so-e q the Others ne yet hss the dis
tire-lon q having attended more Dsuoc-s;ic
national conventions than A1y other rnan il thu
s'a'si Tor re las represented the Lows Dem-
ocrscy 4 81 bC! oae o. two since ISL He has
sso bean member 0; the Dsroc-srie
National Congressional committee, and re -
!oicas II tie distinction OF being the o1lv nan
n the safe entitled % seq. OF the rlst=or-, sr
Chicago. These facts give hin strength, and n
has many friends who feel that his sccusiutanee
With the delegates a. the convention wo1.d hs
lsrse, tia: Ae would be able 70 secure mora a..
ier;ioa io- Washington than tais stale ,nich.
o;he-Eise receiva NJ Finch himself i no.
making Al sctlva fight fer EAe honor. but his
friends ale very zzslozs
Percy ". Rot hester represents family and
circle OF politicians that has long been r.,,-,i-
ue2i Il TIE King county Denoc-scy. He hss
wcrzs1 II sewers. campaigns and lie = REGARDED
D. some IS the Napoleon o. the rseea, r3r-ici.
pa! Contest Should King county, ree---f..
these services By backing him fo- CHICAGO. Nj
Rochester would feel higAly g-stiset. s9ti :, "a
quite probable thst ne viii h1s-,a % ssc1rs sr-
himself this qualification. Should lie fsi1 hjs
strength woald probably u ihrovn 70, NJ
Finch
Wll.lzm II. White, better known 81 Rtn
White, has been one OF TIE conspicuous Dsuo-
cTs-s q Washington for years, sn4 he tuzgs,s AZ
the traces il he old territorial DAYS before NJ
Finch O. NJ. Rochester thought of coming
West. Under the Cleveland regime he yss I've
Un-se1 states district attorney He i now
fairly N the 1elt tor the honor snd Re is $
tsh:sr.
John Collins IS Organizing sCs-2paizu 70 Sc
cure to- himself TIE prize, He Is now h1silv
At wc-k Masking Up ticket za6 rlsnuinz %
eSPiGre the King county primaries i D ssibse.
He points 10 tie iscE that Ne hss spent tire
strens'a 2no money for the cause. ana
that thus i&r lie has received in
return little exeep; Opportunities 70 bs
beaten II contests icr local ofioas. He would
Ike 70 have cis laoors crowned with lie laurel
Of s delegate.
r. A Mcdonald Is clear ard fo-cfble soesksr.
wno VII come into TIE county convention with
81 TIE Ninth ward delegates Wild via TIE de-
si-e 10 See him go TO Chicago
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
wATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Mystic went 70 Meadow Poin: with e
secw altar ties io- tie Oregon Improvement
Company
Dr.. z c. EIo7z-aa leaTss for View YORK on
Tau-sdzy eEzaizg 20 e,ose Up the sale OF the
ooads ot TIE Cci01 E-e-t-ie Company.
Weather to.eczs. for i~easy-four hours from
O'Clock LIST eTe1iaz: For Oregon ard Wash
iag1oa-asin; slg5s Temperature changes
A., Tug Zip Va, WAKE IN AGROUND near the
S-ousa o. Salmon -! yesterday ald hzt 70
AVAIL the -sFu-n o. TIE tide before getting OF
Steamer Cars Brown zss hauled out Or the
marine EsEs az the dry DOCK Yesterday. she IS
70 have : new -Ct9sr Pit IN and some general
repairs made along VITA having hsr shaft sred-
Steamer J. Z. Mcdonald cane in vita IS tons
OF lilze from san juan islands; the Mabel lad
. tons oi general freight out Of tie slokonish
route; re Angeles took oas = tons fo- Port
Angeles s1d way qoiatS, and the sarah n Rea-
ton had Is tons ont for Port Blzksley.
Captain Bryaz. said yesterday tia. he had re-
eeiTed ire decision Of Supervising Inspector
LEbo0ck. Of san Francisco, sustaining the &C.
tio1 OF The local board OF inspectors il revolving
the engineers license o: Heary smith, "a re-
s1l. 0. the trouble OF the s.eanar O.yl plan
some tine ago
Schooner Corona arrived il port yeztsrday
from Ssa Francisco. for the Wells line. nth 80
TOES OF Seattle freight She Vas eleven GAYS
<6ut and had fair weather. Tug !. z Boyden
toSe6 her in Captain AcALso, TIE master, Is
brother OF Captain NcAIley OF tie srsooat
The vessel loads r=t1-a ea--0 Of Lumber st
Smiths cove, from ire Western uiL
Ship Thomas Dz-s- Captain gsTe-. has finally
secured : Charter lie vszszl hss been lying
here nearly TWO zoz-.s waiting for something
TO do. and yez.s-z.F Captain Eeya- received q
telegram from New YAK c-zz--zg hin 10 pre-
pare 70 lad lE1oe- ~ Eseozz 35- Valparaiso.
be VIII hsyz ~ -s=ssl coss1 10 Tseorna as
soo1 s. be -ee=-F=z I'll rs-s5ez-a-z u mail In
TIE meantime as !. z=.-lzg = ats sack of SUD-
MS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
GREAT NORTHERN CONSTRUCTION.
Superintendent Coykendall, of Shepard,
Stems 4 Co. Talks of the Work.

Il J. CoFkentsll, superintendent Of eonstruc-
tiau Tor Shepard. Stems & Co. arrived 81 the
Grand hotel yesterday. He has charge o. tie
WORK between spokane an Tire summit OF tie
Casczdes Las. night he said: There are I25
niles OF trace to be laid before Spokane Is
rescued, but Two gangs are putting down three
miles 9 day. Allowing fo- Necessary delAys,
there IS little doubt that the track viii be Laid
into spokane By the Lass OF May o. frs. OF June
Between 400 and 5000 -ae1 are Row WORK
ing west OF Spokane, and tAe grade Will be
completed west from Spokane and down tie
Moses CoGlee 20 the Columbia river ~ July
The contract for the stretch OF fitF-fve miles
I'd tas Columbia river 20 TIE wens,ehes river
and up that stream 70 the Summit has not yst
been sub-lel
The tunnel st Stevens Pass viii PROBABLY
n0s os cut through until the track Is laid 30
that the heavy msehice-y can Re brought Up.
IN ali likelihood the rnouaraias will 5e crossed
By swi,cabeek while TIE tzaasI IS under cor
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LEASE OF THE LAKE SHORE.
Northern Pacific VIII shortly Execute
It-Ofces to Be Removed.

The mex: step IN the Lake shore railroad deal
Will be a formal lesse Of the road to the Nor
them Pacific. The latter, having secured the
transfer 10 il OF the majority OF the stock and
having put its own men in the Offices. will now
consolidate the road with its own system IS
resTly as the Lake shore charter SLOWS.
lease will be made Of the Lake shore to the
Northern Pacific snd then ii viii be operated
solely IS s division OF the Northern Pacific
though il may retain its distinctive name.
" hea this arrangement is completed all the
oeiees, except the operating department. will
he removed 20 Northern Pacific headquarters az
81 Paul lh.s Will include the auditors, treas-
ure-'s sad engineers Offices. As the charter
makes seattle the headquarters OF the Lake
shore company. the executive heads viii re-
r2s-a here IN the persons OF Jacob Eurth. the
vice president. and I. J. Reacock, the secretary
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y TO THE DUwAMxSH BRIDGE. Il
Grant Street Line will Begin Running
Cars There on Sunday.

The track for the extension OF the Grant stree.
Electric railway TO the bridge across the d.
vanish IS all I2id, and cz-. viii begin on sun
day 70 ru1 regularly 70 thsi point The distance
from t1e terminus az fesle- zTenua Is seven
-nilss, and thir.y-1Te minutes VIII Be consumed
b. the Tip.
The walls OF the rower-hOuse By the race track,
s one-sto-y brick structure covering space 10
fe=tsguAre, are neatly completed, aud the roof
ing viii De begun in few days. The founda-
;1oa Is being prepared io- $ hGndrsc-ioot stack
TIE house giE co1.sia three engines of 10
horsepower each, and three Thomson Houston
generators Of loo horsepower each; also 8
dynamo 20 run l,o10 electric Lights. space in
tie house will be reserved for storing cars, sad
& machine shop viii Be attached.
The freight car OF the eoapaay Is now OF is
trucks. snd IS completely equipped Three new
open cars have been ordered When thsy s-e
done the company VII have SIX closed and
three open cars
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Vancouver, where the division superintendent
picks out those he wants
A conductor ssii 10 Posr-lSrELLEsEScEE r.
porter yeste-sssT: .sIhe Canadian Pacific men
are nearly al Americans and belong 70 the sane
unions Is We do. extending from Atlantic %
Pacific The p-o5abiiiry IS that tie strike viii
extend ali over the Canadian Pacific system. I.
has the sympathy of al the men on this side OF
the boundsry and il may - tina: the frsne1 On
tie Canadian Pacific win strike also"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Death Of Dr.. Robert A1bin.

News reached here yesterday OF the death OF
Dr.. Robsrt Albin, OF this city, st 81. Louis on
Wednesday. March 10 The deceased was an
EagllShuaa by BIRTH. and q prominent member
Of the Seattle lodge Of the sous Of 81. George
Last summer he went abroad and made q tour
OF several months IN Europe and Asia HIS
health had been bad fo- some time, and shortly
after his return 70 Seattle in January he went
to St Louis for treatment d.. Thomas G.
AIbin. the dentist, Is broths- Of the dead man
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Immense Crop. in the Big Bend.

WATERvILLE. March 22-Crops are going
10 be immense this wear. Soaking rains
tell on the ISta and 18th inst. Prairie
land is being turned over ~ : wonderful
rate, and Is the ground IS thoroughly Wet,
breaking land viii be continued until late
in the summer. There viii be over l,o0o, 0eo
bushels Of grain raised within radius OF
fifteen miles of Watervlle this season.
There IS probably $4,000 bushels Of last
wears CROPS Still on hand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Newsboys Charged With Theft.

A newsboy named [. Toby, sged Il years, was
arrested yesterday By Lieutenant Sins upon 8
charge Of petty larceny. Aided by George Arm
strong, smother newsboy who is fsmilia-iy
known Is Chicago" young Toby ktole thirteen
copies OF the PosT-ISTELLI6ESCER from news
stand in the Seattle National hank building
Chicago" has not yet teen caught, but war
rant is out for his arrest and the trial OF the boys
is set for o'clock this afternoon before Judge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
4 Parlor Musicale.

Wednesday evening. March 3, the North SEAT
tie Baptist chu-ch VIII give musicale for the
benefit O. the organ fuad, 81 Mrs Z. F. Skaters
us Willow street Following Is 3 list OF few
who will take part: Professor Sanger will rsn-
der the famous "Lagences of Wieaiswski" on
the violin; Mrs. NJ :. story, Mrs Gage. Mss
House, Miss Mona Carey, Professor Lucy snt
Others. The programme Commences az o'cl0ck
lake Cedsr street cars sni get OF AZ ShaFsr'a
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shippirS IrteITfseIce.

IATo7sE. NARA Is = E-Clcudy; fresh
south El11 ship sale. II g n
CLA-lAx BAT, 2z-c1 rs , m--LIght rain;
Ash. south wind sehoo1sr beating out.
FczE CZEsCES-. Xzgea rs D m.-Ligh,
rain: Hight soCIa E-7d
PozT ANGELES, March rs p n--Cloudy:
lisA; west "-71 sip II tos passed out at 4 30
? Il
PogE GAxs-E, Mach 21-ss;led-Seh Cover
nor AE-ss-
san EzsSc-s-o, Mach 91-Ciezred-Str Elsie
io- Naca1--o; 50 Empire, Tor NaGaimo. Sailed
ST. Oregon, for As-orls: Ok Arkwrisht, for
Po-t Gamble * Oregon. for NsnAirno.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Arouud tie Campfire.

AZ the campfire OF stevens Post, G. A. F., last
night, Dr.. 7. ". Young read s psper On sher-
mans march from Atlanta 70 the sea- s. T.
street. commander OF the Soldiers Home az Or
ting sud H F. Eeeae. spoke on the Yazoo ex-
peditiou. Then the different comrades began
cracking old army Jokes until the meeting was
finally dismissed with the song "Msreaias
Through Georgia" On next Tuesday eveaiag
Miller Post holds can pSre snd stevens Post
has accepted an invitation TO attend in body
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Two New Corporations.

Articles Of incorporation of The Seattle L Ev-
erett Railroad Company were fled yesterday
with the auditor by Roscoe Hilton, John P. Fay
and Herman Chaplin The capital stock IS placed
st $500, 900 and the objects OF the Incorporation
are 10 build anu control railroads, electric
plants and their suxilia-ieS
The Investors Trust Company fled articles
naming John H. Robertson, Roscoe Hilton and
Daniel Jones as incorporato-s. The capital
stock is 81 coo. 600
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23

Freight Shipments and Receipts Grow
ing-Cozl Trade Alone Depressed.


The freight business OF The several railroads
shows g material Increase this month over ths.
OF the two previous months Tns Northern Ps-
eisc. Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific and Gres.
Northern ell share IN tbs increase L "a due 20
the genuine revival Of business. the t-z5c no.
being sws.la6 By E1y particularly large single
shipments More merchandise IS coming iron
the East and going ogs % VARIOUS points trlou-
tSry 70 the city, logging zn1 railroad eamFs and
sawrail towns IEsr= Is q co.-espo1dicg in
crease II TIE logging, lu-ab%r and SairgIe trade,
the increased demand for merchandise CORES
ponding % Al increase production n these
lzeS
The only business which shows 10 improve
rue1t is coal The Generalization OF the san
Frsrcizco coal make: has caused tie demand
70 fall OF 50 seriously ths. shipments have con-
si3erably Decreased. s1d the mines are running
irreZulsrly. As the product Of Black Diamond
and Cedar Mountain is al shipped sway. these
mines Only ruG when theE have ship in port
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23
Cut Rates From Los Angeles.

los ANGELES, March -2-Al the railways are
cutting and slashirg rates TO Eastern points
particularly Missouri river points Sczlpers
have large blocks oi tickets sud special agents
are well supplied, AMI there Is merry war OF
tieket scalpinE by anu with the eoarsvaace Of
tie tTsnScont.nentSl rosjA Tickets are selling
70 Kansas City from SIS upward. Tickets 20
New York are reduced Ill TIE way from SIS 10
s2a 4 rate wsr : Imminent.
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Beslnnins OF Mork en- A.teria Railroad.

AssoEIA, March e4-.Spceial. l-wo-k con-
msace1 on the construction Of tie Asforis x
Portland railroad this morning az TIE Washing
ton oauHery. AMID TIRE whistles a steam YES
se!s snd factories the Grst pile driven n The
presence Of prominent ciarsas OF Portland and
Asio--A, Appropriate addresses were made by
ex-Aayor Trul}.cgez and Others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-23

SAN FEANCIsco, Na-e1 21-Presi5ens Nan
vel, Of the Santa Fe road, has seat coElmuni.
ests0a - tire president Of the Western Traffic
Association, giving uoJice that on June Is, lSsA
tha Santa Fe will establish rate On second
class business 70 the Psci6c coAst - follows:
From Chicago and common points, So II: iroza
Mississippi river po.2ts, s1oSl. f1cm Missouri
river POINTS S13GN
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Iames street rasscncrr nennt.

The new passenger dep5t OF the Un;on trunk
lines, in iron; 81 tie James street powe,-aoase.
IS neSrly competed a1i 5 s.reaiy ia use The
tracks o: the Broadway sud Beacon hill lines
have been chssged s2d Ca-s are now running
Through. from north 70 south. The extension
OF ins cable track into tae tepo: has 10: vet
heen completed. bat the cable hxs been brought
oar a. the iiont Of the building.