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CALIFORNIA VINEYARDS.
The French Commissioner VIII Begin
His Inspection This Week.

NO1I1HlISSIOuST b6fgIu
His Inspection This Week.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 9.-Francois Cos,
French Commissioner of Viticulture to
the United States, and special Commits
sioner to inspect California vineyards, ar
rived in this city from Chicago to-day,
and will begin his work tomorrow. Mr..
Cos will go to work at once, and expects
to be at Cupertino on Wednesday night
and take observations at the vineyards
and wineries in that vicinity. Thence he
will visit Mission San Jose and Liver
more and other valleys in that part of the
State. When he has seen all that he
wishes in the south, the Napa and So
noma districts will come next, and in
this way he expects to inspect the wine
industry from one end of the State to the
ntbar
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Light Rainfall In Marin County-Little
Damage Done.

SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 6.-The weather
here for several days past has been very
threatening, and the air is very cold,
with favorable indications of rain. Last
evening, at late hour, light rain began
falling and continued at intervals
throughout the night. The damage
throughout the county will not be very
great. as the grain is under cover, with
the exception of several large ranches,
where it still remains in the fields. The
grape crop will suffer naturally if the
rain continues. The precipitation for the
storm is .55 of an inch, and for the season
] IL inches.
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BATTLEsHIp OREGON.
Governor Pennoyer VIII Not Witness
the Launching of the Vessel.

PORTLAND, Oct. 9.-Governor PEN
noyer. when consulted to-day by the
Mayors of Portland and Astoria about
the programme for visiting San Fran
cisco to witness the launch of the battle
ship Oregon, and the purchase of testi-
monial for the ship, declined to have
anything to do with the ceremonies. He
is reported to have said he did not ap-
prove of the wasting of SO much money
on the navy, as be did not believe the
country would ever need it. For testi-
monial nothing could be more appropri-
ate, he thought, than silver service,
especially now that silver is so cheap.
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forty-third session of the Pacific Confer
ence, embracing the territory between
Tehachapi and the Oregon line, meets in
Fresno on Wednesday, Bishop Fitzgerald
officiating. Eighty-five preachers and
twenty lay delegates will be in attend
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A walkoyer for shyIock.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 9.-Few people
went over to Oakland to-day to see the
finish of the race between Shylock and
Tom Ryder. Ryder was unable TO start,
as he had bowed a tendon. Shylock
walked over for the race.
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Denied a Change of venue.

FRESNO, Oct. 9.-Judge Shaw of Los
Angeles, sitting for Judge Webb, to-day
refused to grant change of venue for the
trial of Richard Heath, charged with the
murder of Louis McWhirter.
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SILVER COMPROMISE,

Cleveland Said to be Getting Ready for
the Issue of Gold Bonds.
CHICAGO, Oct. "a Washington special
says: Cleveland is getting ready for the
issue of gold bonds, probably SlOO, 900. 900.
either under compromise silver bill or
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Incendiarv Ffre ait FRESNO.

FRESNO, Oct. 9.-An incendiary flre
was discovered in the Aber saloon this
morning, but was extinguished before
much damage was done.
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A Small Cycloue.

INDEPENDENCE orr, Oct. 9.-About
noon to-day this place and Monmouth
were visited by small cyclone. It's path
was about fifty feet wide, and outhouses
were overturned, trees uprooted and
fences blown down,
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NJ. E. Church South

FRESNO, Oct. 9.-The General Confer
ence of the M. e. Church South, being the
The record-union., 1893-10-10

ilThe Austrian corvette Serinyi, at
Gibraltar, has been ordered to Rio Jane
iro.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY
Enacted at Free kindergarten at San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-One of the
most shocking tragedies occurred here
this morning in the Felix Adler Free
kindergarten shortly after o'clock.
Mrs. Sarah Collins was horribly gashed
with knife and an hour later expired at
the Receiving Hospital. Mrs. Collins
was janitress of the building. When the
principal and teachers arrived this morn
ing the unfortunate woman was found
dying on the school steps. Near by was
knife with which the tragedy was COM
mitted.
Her husband, Patrick Collins, is sus-
pected of the murder, as he has tried to
kill her before. The police arrested him
last night.
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Suicide of a Los Angeles Policeman.
Los ANGE LES, Oct. 9.-Policeman Car
sey, suspended by Chief Glass for being
an inveterate gambler, and for issuing
forged checks to pay gambling debts.
committed suicide to-day, taking NOR
Dhine,
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Survivors OF a Wrecked Bark.

PORT TOWNSEND (Wash), Oct. 9.-The
eight survivors of the wrecked Chilean
bark Lenora were landed at Victoria to-
day. The vessel was commanded by
Captain 2. Janatsch, not by Myers, as
previously reported. The body of the
Captains wife, which was recovered, was
wrapped in flag and left on the beach,
the men being too exhausted to carry
her.
Chinese Cases Quickly Disposed OF.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 9.-In the United
States Court seven Mongolians from Ca
hunga Valley and Riverside were up for
deportation, and Judge Ross disposed of
them at the rate of one every three min
utes. Judge Ross beat the record this
morning by hearing and determining one
case IN exactly two minutes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16


Ao't ns'f'F 4HN ss" sss'a'' NAY az 40
y ~" Cd ihf l@'.fa' o' no ''''e -
Ass''el s''i'' % 's" 30 i's' u. i''
bes'ig Is '''ss tile 'aa ''0'' o'' ~'a'ff
ial es'as' 'a F7t.'a sfS'''-s'' J.. aAs
'h0'' '"'is '@a no i''o'' - ''.'' ''''' '1'
p'''irs 'iaea III - - ~ year.
10 i'"A' o@'' $50 M''''' . a''' ~ '..'
neg o'"p''Aas we're mals '. " 'a ''''a
80 mere ''1 'f 'a '''''1 '0'' ''f '''''' u
''1' ~ e"''' W '''''' ''''' "
''''.'' = '-''a' = W ''' ' -. ''
s''' '''' "'''' '1' .'' '.'N -.
t'''' ''.' es "''
'Ht '.'''' '~1 ". f'"'''' ' ''''''-
''''t' ''' ''' '1e '''''' '~ wy '.''' : ~
80 ~ '1'.''''''.a 49,. =" "' IA. '''''' ''''
WI '1~''" 81 ~
'"'''' ,'', '.' " 90, '.'' ~ t1'''''
'N'"'1'' "~s' '''''' '-'-''' .N
's''D - '''' ''' ',''.'' ''' >, ~ 80
"N'i' '''' 900 WE ''
''"'' 500 ''s'''1' '''' '''' 49,"
''''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

The fesaIi Of the elections last week
we're even more fsyo.sble 10 The r+rubi
lic3ns than ubs stated 10 lsst week Joum
NAL. hosaeh -. .ties have been Known
before siUcs sar times. 10 PsnUsyivabia
1870 0c0, 10 Obio nearly 10000, ia New
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

sf ts,s 'ttt aavysr Sfephsn n
d.. tsur"s Ts.af TO committee O.
"sa.t4a tGe,r. Of TIE city OF Bfa.h
sas-ousl !at cote than 81 UJ0 900
-..s an, q be sllese1 has been psid
~t.Nlui proper wtrfsut 10 cost'srton
TO- Ir,iolded la lave elesbed ttme o.
.Aa say sirests TIE contractors have
ban PAID, II Is alleged fer work 90 tho
,,lasls Shtsh hss sever been periprmed
II IL stid thai The roaettn have ueitbu
tie tador,emsa, Of ihe saperiattrielt Of
streets Eor the afhlAvit Of the contractor,
required by Lag
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16
TATE NEWS.


Washington is assessed 1t SIS, J4S, that Of
Senator Proctor at 5 400; aud that oil
Senator Morrill, at $50, 79G. This does mol
include the SIX 1ew Louscs lately built
by Sens or PfcctCr, and the assessment
OF properly IN Washing ton as rule is not
shove half " hat the properly would eel
Tor at suction.
Homer b. Chamberlain, - years OF age
grandson Of Rev. +. PioOty was drowned
10 Franklin pond latt week Wednesday
He left home early IL tie morning, with
dog and gun, to look after some traps be
had set. During the forenoon the young
mans boat was found copsized in the
pond, the dog sitting urou 1t and guard
Jog 1t, Tue body was found nesr the ST OF
few hours later.
have been troubled with chronic Ca
tarrh for years. Ely's Cream Balm is the
only remedy among t. many that have
used that affords me relief L. II vii ard
Druggist Joliet, His
DR. S " Webb is Low legal resident OF
Vermo.t aud will be avo,er IN Sbe,
burne.
The Verm mt State IujldinP Oh the
Worlds Far grounds has been sold to a
Nt-..... T.. lIln
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

We sutrorzs or advertised Ir1geIst 10
sell Dr. Kings he~ Di.eoyey for Con
suup,iou, Google ct CoIts. uIoa tbis
condition. II yen ere afflicted vi a
Cough, Cold CT apy Lug 1hfosio r Clest
trouble saI al, Zee til, remedy ~ drrec-
ted, sIvihg ia fair trial. Sud tIp,renee
60 benefit, Jon msy feiorD lbe bottle sud
have your moaey te'aa8ed, We could
Got make THE oasr aii ae not ktou that
Dr. Kings Neg Discovery could be re-
lied 90. II never dl"proiais Tnsl b,t.
tles free At J. \. HAND, Drug Store.
Large sizs %, Aad Sl.O0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

A. st.st Ftee'Irsde store 10 New
ioft city, MACY s, 1t Is customary at this
season Of tie year, oSing to pressure Of
bgsiDe'e, 10 require extra bands 10 order
t. accelerate The fall ard holiday trade,
This year, however, il has not beel fourd
ess.ry to take on any extra hands.
But /, has been found necessary 10 dis
raarse 60 Of tue regular sAleswomen, " DO
nee isId N lsst week The reason as.
slFaad for dong tins il lack OF bua
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

hir Bpsu, druoerat, Of NebrasLs,
'ota-t large ga a pin into his parry +
-.. >l'ly- sustnmy when he showed the
,he Wilson silver repesl bill vas Idenuchl
sch ,te measure oif.red by Senator Sher
msg 10 1892 This OF course iss bad
moving fer tie dem ocrattc consl-tepcy
ca It ptovea that after all they know o
.7. t tnue wien they see j., md ccuDd
90. aud q batter Gnsucisl guide than Saua
Tor sherman
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

when Msy bard stole the rrturus that
save the n y. Senate 10 the democrats
a. mugvump paper projected OF rali a
wort sgnlnst It how notbiug IL too BIT
tr .rt theu = say sRsiBst tim. II thry
d. nrotrs'td tnea sut the bett,r clemrrt
III. deuocra'ic perry aud cone ont
~a.s. 1t the theft would never Laye
. '8at ne resalt Of the election, bnt
'.a. ste Thea teriecI!y willing to receive
5# .tolu .uJtsi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16
F. H. ORvIs

There ls direct issne Of fac, between
.. ..etsry Gresham and Commissioner
. all ADD aE.hiaIstes Stevens and ne
g.i rsytIuTs It the provisional govern.
r-ra' .i Ha"su 10 Washington the g.r,
aI.' lpp,.t,.oa rs hat the Pretllent ts.
1a.3"r il bis q IT to discredit TIE
e.s. .. tln Gnr.oa administration. lie
D.. ti.ua#. alo 10 sending the us.
aa.#er EIIs, sftb secret instruction
I'd ..a go Gee r"tnratioo Of Queen Ltli,o
ls.aa.. .ean"s lae American people DO
...aa f4.H diet aosledse Of he pta.
s.. .a lraa.. a.s form Hawai-, expected
=. salar1at.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

hOlhlng 50 quickly opens the eye' Of
DO, average vol,r as lack Of work or cut
.oeu Ia WAGES. These are arguments
'bsl lac can understand and appreciate
Inr mslouiy Of the wsge esrners are 10,
1eilIIont enough to vote for the policy
thst will bring them in the most work and
highest wages, when experience shall
haze taught them what that policy Is
Even the fear Of arevenue tariff has cloeed
thousands OF mills and forced idlenss.
upon hundreds OF thousands OF sagc
esrners
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

The lstest ness from Buzil sLous that
the rsrolutiouisfs sfe ssiuIbg ground. II
bss been clalmtd TO be al altempt 10 re
store the mrnHc bot he'lesder denies
The claim snd ssyt be- only wants better
fJgrumert bat 1t sbsll b. republic, II
if uui.ttuHsle that snch serious trouble
should 20 scou tcllsu the establishment Of
? preventative government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

The iolloalag Telegram published 10
the Troy Times shows how our good rr
publican friends 10 Manchester felt sto1'
TIE election Mabcb, tar, Vt, Nov, s -
G Org HalleluIsb'. All things come t.
tbose Who wait. This victory means re-.
stored confidence snd cd times. TIRE
che r. i,r OR slorIans country. Sp'r
mclotis. We are now celebrating gun,
A1ns, bands playing every body happy
sto democrats don't feel 20 very badly
Hettsll HuraLl Haunhl
= II 0REIG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

BemsrcE il taking about America,
sad; III. secutit7 .ui streogth OF your
country lie in the t-et tb4; the American
race il mixed one SimmelvoIk His
tory has MAYER msle g great people 10 any
other vav Leoa 81 Iragce l. was the
Invasion lroa' Lay a3 The North that
gave .Iet lo.a an Stew. Spain was
suane@st btc.u-. -ue sucked Ia Ibefian
h.uai AID GpsLld what made her SO
gre-t2 Not the nv,slon OF the Anglol
SaGols only but tue fact thst there they
j1iaa3 holds WI be Normsns. A people
may BE- conforetle aud prosperous v ithl
on 10 iriu1 OF foreign blood. but it will
csss= 20 5r capable Of reat things when,
ever that cess,a Continuing, he said
TIE Americans 20 my mind. have over
d1ur 1t Columbus worship TIE Nor
wegisls we're the first lsooverrrs and set,
tlrr- oi America Columbus was map
AID ct az rueA aud before setting nj
o. his own yoNggo bad positive proof OF
TIE eIisttuce Of other continents. And II
would haya bse" IA better f,r America
sud her egry history lad the settlement
continued t. ha by N.ivegis0s and ether
hlrty trihe- tom tie North. The Spsnl'
ards made a tao bcEinuiog IN America,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

The repeal Of tue purchase clause Of the
sberman law leaves the silver money all
ready 10 ,Iistence 10 possession Of all the
privileges rni poSers that we're ever COZ
ierrtd npoa o.. It, position lie, Indeed,
strsngtAeued limitation + repeal to the
purchase clsuse Il the Sherman law leaves
ftaudlug ths declsrs'ory clause, commit.
ting the Government to tho maiolenSnce
Of the col o. boih metals at their par,
but the Yoorhgrs bi.l repeats an } restiirms
lbst policy WITH ,s-t v1lumtoou.ness Of
language. The portion Of silver, therefore
is rendered ss mpfeguslle against change
OF deterioration So language aud legIslar
tiou eau rake It Nobody, il be wishes il,
ever 80 unch, wonlj DIRE III Of making q
proportion to chang, aHtavorahlg 10 any
particular the position Of a single dolsr
u the silver no~ Ia circula,,o3 as money
There 10 i2 lot o, IL, whose honorable
use is guaranteed b. every pledge that
, areusge can tIorrss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

The New i0iE Evening sua stys A
w,ilns o. G.. ference q the executive
c-Hmilles ~ill be htld 10 the city OF
Ilufsdsy Gpd Friday d this seek sut
the recent rfpubiosn victory uill bavt
the tAect 81 tHpstug ont foil sIlen,
dapos u members Al the meeting it ls
probable tbH the hrst move toward uoun
usIius Gov Mckinley Of Ohio for pIesl,
delt 10 1895 gill he made.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

ne Egfies Keser3 puGas sbulrtea
tauptrtsaS 4 tie vote Il the ~ Mas'a
sbaastt, c.i,us lssi ys., spd ,Lia krry
css a thea tAo-s Isfgs kepubIiost stin
ths rsst sod tie total gain 10 q, ~ II
3 fa 'ie cities that The mtruiactauus lnt
dusiftss are f4taasd which the hrE mo-
eututty tss upset. 1tose feurts tell
thtu npnttary - 10 vba, did il 10 Ma"
sAcbHtfps
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

TIE sepEnF uaHs 80 #aa sa ihFt
ptsgsfx - Tutl,tt CH tH8 IT IL
SIRE aH ftt stYeg 4aastlaH, surg htm
Il tfnia 20 b. ffgstI 81 The Ill.
rtf pafaa.ef i.p Tat Ia, /. be vcaid
sstff htrs hssss at - ettaee IRE
pe.8 ii j. Get be Ip cis hfse @t. uty
at fepahIteaa O. T'estmer. We have
o# aeGoeralta sgllaity - SIC faecl
tat4 C.esas d Fre cauthusues 10 the
e. ffsaisg p.opossj ~ lys8iag daun
cr.uutrl. be lesraed tbsi The fsFsthosos
eaal5 get vote for seenT faaiss. 10 which
rase Il ufs boutd 'o taI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16
Or luanlbr JOnrDnI
THURSDAY NOVEMBER % isgs
D EIk0kDs EATER ase Proprietor

tldt u Fav hsifg Ea3e 10 lfs.t
go Hus,4t. 80 - .Gsass bts hetn sir
. ta e. as afr'ars tH Franc IhH'.
,reortins 10 ias LattaE ltorEocFsr t'
ssffsly %. f~rll ai TOE esistlshmest q
O., 'Ir plate is3asity ta TIE uGns3 sls,es
arAtT tAs MsKltlty lsfH TIE i1ci that
% has sacoeeded a. remarkably 10 ttH
oaualfJ bss ledsoed aihef oegutGs i9 g.
SOD So hte~tss. to plsie Nat 80 TIE
tatlnfy taisittaisadlhg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

c. A, Chapman ba, been appointed Sec
Rotary OF h. Vermont Merno Sheep
breeders Association, to Oil tbs unexpired
ERIN Of Albert Chapm an, decreased,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
PARIS RIOTS CEASE.
The Government suppresaes the Dis-
orders--A Row In the Deputies.

The Government BupPreeaes the Dis
ordsrs--A Row In the Deputies.
PARIS, July h--The police stopped omnibus
and tramway trafic at noon today to prevent q
repetition OF yesterday's disorders. Patrols
prevented groups from forming on the streets.
There has been no further riosina. several Of
those arrested for taking part in the riots have
teen sentenced to terms OF imprison ment vafy-
ing from week 10 two months.
II now appsars tha: most OF the riotlne yester.
day was not By tho students, but by the riHran.
Who took advantages of the occasion to raise Q
disturbance. Thi. class resumed the rio,ing
this morning and had numerous conn nniets with
the police aud soldiers, numbers on both sides
being injured. Tho affair assumed such Q
serious aspect that tne authorities determined
TO restore order 1T any cost. and almost the
whole city 10 occupied BY troops who have
orders to rcprcss the disorder with strong
hsud The body Of Nugsr, young man killed
In yesterdays riots, Was conveyed BY unfre-
Qaensed streets to the Lyons railway station
this morning. and sent home 10 his parents at
Lyons 70 avoid another uprising. The mob has
been cowcd by the determined front presented
b. the govesnmeut in calling out the military.
Tho trouble originally arose from the fning
OF the manager Of the ssufents' ball. he being
fined for allowing girls TO appear la state little
removed from nudity. The students. howeves.
disxus.cd with the roughs for carrying things
% far, have Withdrawn from the streets snd
only the scum OF Paris are now concerned Tho
students ASSURE the government that they no
longer have any sympathy with the trouble
ard have posted plseards 10 that effect II 10
believed the Boalaagists are iostcsing the
trouble for political ends.
There wss a scene Of uproar In tie chamber OF
deputies today over . motion To proceed to dis
elsa the rights In the city which the govern
meat opposed. The extremists pgecipiiassd .
scens Of the utmost disorder over the matter,
and it became impossible to trsnsac, any bust
ness for some tire Finally the mater vss
postponed By . decided majority.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
SEATTLE WASHINGTON THURSDAY

four gneris. making . tosxs of osc eez.n n,
eoii He hes yet 10 appeint . sspr;y ~ srso
kane aud another eses Of tie mountains yas.
Makinz ousy fourteen IN all. including ,ae Nc
Neiis island guard s3d tie warden sh<re A
fnls list OF the aproanineuss made hy Narxaal
Drake are - so:,oxs.
Iseona-Caief deputy. C. Bridges: deputy,
II Nsrcn.
Ssastie-Cape Rueer and James Quils<r.
Fort fownsena-Lxe Baxey
Eastern wa>hingsou
AeNeAs island rent;cu;iarv Ira f. Bausher
warcea: Charles KENNEDY. Roher, T.outrsn'
hooess Loneraire and Mr. Caexam. guards
with aiimiiec At mber Of deputies IL il essi.
mated that each viii Be able TO make in saa
netghbofnooi OF Sioo pe- mouth.
rosr IowSsESp, Ju'y a-iSpee.al The
treasury department. has confirmed the appoint.
Inens of Walter Bowen 40 sp-ecia, de au,v co,iec.
tor today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
LEWIS COUNTY NEWS.


oss Detaotuds.
CHKWALts. July a-1he Douahos road law,
OF which % much Was expected, does
not find favor vtth The farmers. II
was understood some weeks ago that . con-
cefted effort would b made to DO some build
ing under its provisions this summer but the
Lewis county farmer has discussed the road
Law exaaus,ivcly and concluded that the ex-
pense for surveying. making estimates aud
apportionirg the cost 10 likely to be
altogether too great Consequently there
have been no petitions presented TO the CON-
missioneis aud IL l. not at ali likely there will
be any roads built here under the new law this
year. The county board. however. has set apart
SIS 900 to b appor.ionad between the three dis
tr;cts for road purpose. This will bo appropri-
ated TO assist communities which manifest q
disposi lon to help themselves. The first un-
dersaking which will 0Dme In for help u the
Centralia-Chehalis road . pet project OF CON-
missioner Hoss and hts Ceutralia constituents.
Teams have already besn hired, and q
strong effort will b. made 70 complete the
road this summer. MoDsrs Long, Lowry.
Davis. Allen aud other sobstautial farmers cf
the Chehalts valley have also raised fund for
. crushed stone road from The Chehalis river
bridge, near town. TO Ciaquato, and this will b
built At once. ~
The First National hank. Of Chehalis, has de-
clared tts regular semi annual dividend of 5 per
cent and paused an additional s, 500 10 surplus
account The hank now has surplus of seu.-
co. bssides net profits Of q. .0OO stitl undivided
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
'SABERED THE RIOTERS,
The Republican Guard of Paris
Restores Order.
n TRAIN OF CARS BURNED.
Assistant Brigadier Of Police (sreuall
Drowned BY the Mob.
a TRAIN OF CARS BURNED
Oaiy Nine Aisers EescaeA Alive From
Ingram Coiltery. In Yorkshtre-Cem-
1issieoer fheips' Argumsns h Re-
sing See Gaze.

PARIS. Jnly s-Nidnishs-Rio:ius VA -.
snned at e:D O'Clock toaiga, The mob as
snmsd . threatening attitude and the police
caarged The rioters made desern.a "a stand
and hand o-sand sisht followed The ssrus-
gle continued until tho poliec were reinforced
oy large force Of Republican guards when
tee uossfs dspcrscd. AZ II O'Clock
taefe was . saraninary encounter on the Rus
De Eeoles- Exact details are wanting, but IL
II shown that the Republican guards charged
the rioters with drawn swords and that the
police opened 6rs with rcvoivcrx One man
vas killed by cut from . saher. Others
were taken 10 neighbofin- drug stores. where
their wounds we're dressed Another mob ses
nfc 70 train OF cars aad burned IL TO ashes
Ine assistant efisadtsr OF police Was found
drowned near Grenall bridge. and 10 suppos ed
TO have been thrown into the water By the mob
Two hundred persons were arrested toais ht for
participation in the disturbances