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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-14
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January I.
1873, are 81, io3,679 There were fled for
record yesterday IL deeds. the considsra-
tons aggrega,ing s.. 3s3 Following is
the list rs furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& CO.. abstractors of titles. Il6 Cherry
street between Front and Second:
Samuel T. Packwood and wife 10 John
T. Hart. lot 2, block :, Syndicate, s., COO
Annie NJ. Conner and husband To J. F.
Pike, lots TO q. block g. Cove. 81.
Annie VI. Conner and husband to ]. 4.
Pike, lots TO Ia, block q. Cove, 81.
Reliance Loan and Trust Company TO T..
Ill. Rieby, iot q block g.. River park, 500.
J. A. Gould aud wife To Minta Foster,
e,s lots and :. block Z. Eastern. $1,000
y. L. X. X. TO. TO Joseph T. Cosgrove,
So of nv of sec II. II, 4, $3.50
William Fransen 70 Hansen Michael,
lots 10 :. block ., Gilman park, $50.
Ralph Simon. administrator. TO William
Havers, tract Is. Kings subdiv OF sia OF
nei. sec y, n, :, $50
NJ. MeTeigh Ca Cleo Woody. lot 10. block
-, Sagle's, s.. 90
]. II. Wooiery, sheriff. TO Ernest A. Har-
ris, lot 9, block :. Days la Grande. $3.50.
Albert X, leakc TO Marshall ID. Rainbow.
1 acres, lot 3. sec IL. ~ 1, $50.
ClAgdius ". Rivers 20 Marshall ID. Rain
box, acres. lot 5, zee H. ~. 4, 81.
Edth Il. koeneke and husband 20 Rob
srt r. Koeneke lots II and Is, block 3.
Pitners div, $ao
y. 4. H. L. co 10 Albert 4. Osborn, Sc !.
Of sg'. and sg OF seis sec IL u. q. $40
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Franklin New. Notes.

The mother Of William I. Williams.
former assistant superintendent OF the
Franklin mines. has returned 10 Franklin
FROM vista 90 her son IN Canada, where
he is experimenting the mines az Canmore
and Anthracite.
The Oregon Improvements company has
begun - remove marketable coal from its
SLOPE on section :, near the No. - mine Of
the Black Diamond company The work
on section Is n charge Of contractor
Ramsay. who Is ~ present employing
about twenty eolored and white miners.
The company is putting up houses and
shops, and as soon IS the SLOPE - fully
opened bankers Ngu be built and per
m Anent connections made with the side
track which unites the No. II mine OF the
Black Diamond company with the main
line Of the Columbia & Puse; sound road
to Seattle.
Tho eoioTed reople At Franklin are
widening the building Which was used for.
merry for a school house, and after ar.
ranging tor a basement story they will oe-
cupy the tao floors respectively for a
meeting house aud for hall in vhich
tAe!r lodges Will meet
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MAKkETs.
BOARD or TRADE.

BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. Sept. IL - Wheat - Active
and unsettled: opened sc lower on rains
in the West. quickly rallied lzc on pur-
chases by commission houses, declined 3-5c
on realizing sales by longs who have
bought at lower prices, rallied lac. de-
clined 1c, all on speculative dealings,
closed easy. &c lower than yesterday.
600 bushels Closed: Cash, 68e16sl4c; De-
ccmber. T2Isc
Corn--Lower; cash, 42e !; December. s2Isc.
Oats-Easy; cash, 26s4c; December, 2sc.
Rye-44c.
BaFley-Sominal.
Flax $i031.
Timothy-$3 30.
Pork--steady: October. $14so; January,
$3.50.
Lard-steady; cash. $3.50; January.
$775.
Short ribs--Cash. $40; January, 1925.
Shoulders-s7 256t750.
Short clears 750d 1000.
Whisky 81. ls,ls.
LIVE sTocK.
Cattle Receipts, Is. 500 head; market
active; natives strong, others slow and
weak; top native. $5.00@5.35; medium,
$A75d4a5; others, s2.75a3.75; Texans.
s.. 15ed2.35; Westerns. s2.a5ed3.60: stockers
and feeders. s200tf3i5
Hogs-Reeeipts, 5000 head: market
active: i0dl5c higher; mixed and pack
ers. s.. so@6.05; prime heavy and butch
ers' weights se.o0td630; prime light
mixed, $60oids p; selected light. So S56a
Gas
sheep Receipts, 1900 head: market
active; i0td iSc higher. natives, 81 5O@
KS; Westerns, 81 i5GI360
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= =" - -
'r'esn dollars. 6i36issc.
nix,Na srnrN,
NEW NoRk MARkErs.
STOCK ExcHANax.

-, ss fesK. Sept. Is The special feature
s'aay maTke, On the stock exchange
- tae remarkable rallying power Of
sss stocks after successive decline
49,. - vas established hy the bears. The
49, death 81 Frederick l.. Ames. OF
asssts, was put into service ~
. lspTess leaders OF the market. he
RS Nesn closely identified With the
- - Fae'ac, Western Union and Gen.
-, f'eetric companies. aud heavy
- anon whom Ina large coreorations
lF1se''y drew when occasion required
sa,eas buying movement. hoWever va.
,ssofed by the decline. aud \ hmm nm
- quickly made. Another ra.8 as ~.
-. g. ey another rally, and the marker
e'sthn'ent hoads Inactive.
'eaeans- Steady; oesooer, sc hid
sfLysx
SILVER. rer Dance. .8s.e
Ssaseao dollars. So.
FINANCIAL
asy on esll~-Essy. closed, offered a.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON sTocK EXCHANGE.

LONDON sTocK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, Sept. 15--Cousols, % Sled.
Bank OF England discount rate, s per cent
SILVER
Bar silver, .ao5 line, 3ii4d.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 13.-W Steady !:
ter, IS I'd; No 2 red spring rs 7Isd.
Corn-Spot, steady: holders offer freely
at Is I'd. futures steady; September, Is
3isd; October. Is Ia November, Is sd.
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Hops are quiet aud steady.
MISCELLANEOUS
Ioree- Options strong and firm. Sales.
800 ueS. including: September, 1888
9los; October. SIC. 306f is IS: November,
Sio.i -; December. SIS. sea i600. Spot Rio
Strong: No. :. i7szc.
sugar-saw strong and higher: fair re-
ming, 57sc; centrifugals, 90 test, 3s4c;
refined. strong.
Copper-S;rone; Lake. 81 e3iz.
Lead--Firm; domestic, 1890
Iin--Strong; Straits. 5000; plates,
steady.
5pester-Quiet but firm; domestic, So 50.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
THE STATE OF TRADE

THE STATE OF TRADE.
sss FsANcTsco, Sept. I3.-The merchan-
d'ts markets are quiet with n moderate
demand, prices being steady. There were
ies changes in the produce market
Negstables-t;ood supply.
Fresh fruits Plentiful; choice offerings
bring good prices.
Buttet-Sieadler.
Eastern eggs Firm.
Poultry-Dull.
Produeesrecelpts Flour. quarter sacks,
eil6, Oregon, L 6l: wheat, centaIs. Iss.-
20; Oregon. I so2: barley, centals. 81. s2S j.
cats, centais. 10, corn. sacks. i,537 !;
eeAns. sacks, i.i0s. potatoes, sacks, 59Ia !,
onlona, sacks. 797, middling, sacks, sssi.
four-We quote Net cash prices for
ant,s extras, SS.65td3 rs; bakers extras
Ns'@3el; superfine. 81 60td290
Aheat-No, shipping, Si.o5eRt.O7lS !:
saeTc N.ossa milling. xliodl.i2is.
,naf'ey--N No | feed zoe; choice bright,
.asMa2'ac; brewing, S0d9oc, CheyaIler,
sLsW II Tor standard aud s0c1si.oo per
va'ai Tor lower grades.
Oats New oats. red, 97sseefsI o2,S !;
white, se@SL2u; black, aOcG1<i N; odd
essiitx -
Gait BOARD.
slts we're recorded today as follows:
afternoon session Wheat Nav. $50
.sh sLs9's; leo tons. 81 29tS: December.
=, Stoes. 81 lS'4 loo tons. 81. lsss 100 tons
U.s. SO tons. Sl.iSss LOO tons. Si.Isa.
bariey--No sales.
FINANCIAL
M Francisco, Sept Is Drafts-~on
ga, New York, per 500. aOc discount.
ssea'as htlss-on Loadoa. sixty-day
SILVER.
s,.sss bars. per ounce. TSaa&7SfSc
Asr'ean dollars. 6ies6issc.
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Portland Grain Market.

Portland, Sept. 1s.-tspeciai. Wheat
Strong aad active. Valley. 81 per GENITAL
Walia Walla, sTts6fa0c.
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Tie feature OF the days market Was
another advance in some lines Of salt
meats. Dry salt pork. known as extra
short clears, we're marked up sc per
pound.
Another advance of &c per pound was
also noted on roasted package cofsees.
The fruit trade was quiet. it being the
time for the usual luil after the rush &C
eompanying steamer arrivals. Receipts
included car load of watermeIons from
Yakima, car load of grapes from Cali
fornis and half car load OF Oregon
peaches. the latter selling as well as any
thing on the street.
few Yakima grapes are In market,
but they are poorly packed. and being
partly ripe and partly green do not sell
we'll. Grapes sell at IS cents per box, ex-
fspt Tokays. which go at 81.
Peaches are comparatively scarce and
ere selling at so to 30 cents per box.
Watsrmelons are very plenty, but the
weather is too cool for them to sell we'll.
They are variousiy quoted at s1.25 to $f.75
per dofen. Canteloupes sell at IS cents
per ersts.
rssnsre also getting cleaned up. Some
fns Bsrilctts are in market from The
balies, which were accompanied by some
sspes.
few huckleberries are in market and
ere offered q. cents per pound.
A few cases of strawberries we're seen
% sale. They came from Port Orchard
NJ are of the same delicate flavor as the
Mid strawberry. Retailers cell them at
. eents a box or three for so cents.
blnckberries are still In market but
rarcs
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srnx.rr. J.nn.rr II. i.,r

epoHtNR. JaepsrY II. fs~F.
as,tI.m.n-T take great pleasure In aiding my
,.xttr,o,tal 20 the exoellsng qualities 81 Lu1in's
Teo,h Powder and after many years personal ex-
periencs in ts use and OF attentive observation o.
q. as. .f.et,ry effect. Bpcp the teeth of my
u..s.ug. recommend - 80 aii as safs. Pleasant
80 .,~~ae,ous dsntifS3se eomssnins all The
,.nuts;ts. f,r preserving the teeth and gums Ia .
elsaz. healthy oondiiion.
O. N. LAWRENCE. u D a
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poRr ANGELICA PORT rowHsRsp, DUE
gensss and seattle route
TINE CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, May -, 1893
Leaves daily except Monday rs fnicws: seattia
a m: Townsend 1o:3o: arrives Fort Angeles
p m Leaves Port Angeles 3 n m; Pors
Townsend .; 50 p. M: arrives Seattle 10 p NJ
Townsend. Morss's bock. Pors Angeles
HATCH BROS
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POOP CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Merchants dock 2 b o. N. Mosdsya We'd
nesdays and Fridays for West side oiaiIa and way
isnaings: Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays fer
Past SAGE. vsshea. chautaaasa. Dss aosass sssss'a
Landing ana Baenaa Tsavss Tseesaa evswy
morning except sunday q s.31
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This agreeable and efacaeious Tooth Powder. 60
fabiished by more han twenty yeas experience.
has received the sanction OF the members Of the
Dental and Medical professions or this city gener
ally. and by them IL Is daily recommended ard
prescribed. II 10 as pleasant in the application ~
t is excellent in its effects 81 speedily renders the
teeih white and smooth the gums heslihfni. red
land nrm and by frequent use will preserve them
In thi. desirable condition. II gradually but ef
fectuaiiy removes tartar snd destroyes the para
sitieai animalcu@ which neglect may have per
mtted TO collect aad prevents their further accu-
mutation. thus serving as complete heauttaef
and preserver Of the teeth. Microscopic examina-
tons have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all classes Of society and of every variety OF bodily
condition, and I'm nesrly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found TO exist in great
numbera Experiments made for their
movai and the Ingredients used In Luhns Tooth
Powder were found TO be most effsctuai destroy
Ing them instantly
Through the Kindness OF friends ws are pr
mitted to publish the following
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LOS CHARrER!
MER IDARo

~sxfy furnished ard seasFp<d sss sspeefasi.
a1saf~a FOE sxrurxssNs Aads@ss Hax 1-s. er ca
q Foens 81 Starr Boyd saiAelaE.
{. u. BROW SFIELc. Master ana owHsr.
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IuBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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la IsoS

A. reAss isat - CAicagk Ths Chi-svc. MI
wAakce 4 - Paal rstssy ts&is tas VA, Ex'
egfsl1a rates o. tie " otsa's fAaE
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This i the best tivae 10 val snnqualwts Fails
sza saNaaaiEaie hae gaach a0th the anest
Aaa lar1est 81 their ktna "A TIE worls. 10 nos
fSii 90 take trip cext ~uat&Y. Fare ca&y o. for
TIE feaaa ssaR see display advertisement "a
EAss PAPER
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TESTIMONIALS.

PORTLAND. Or, March 2, 1854
Dear strs-Bsing sattsfed with your manner OF
preparing the Dentifrice. and knowing II 10 be per
fectly harmless In Is effects. ! have sincs you
commenced its preparation, used In my family
and prescribed IL TO my patients with uniform
satisfaction and now cordially recommend " to
the public "a being valuable safe and eifcaclous
dentifrice, well adapted 20 keeping the teeth and
gums In q clean. healthy condition. Yours truy,
W c. BROWN. n. ID. II
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EVERETT ROUTE -
I&isy sxrsps sandsy
Leaves seattle . IS a IA. II IS . m and 80 . n
leaves Everett q - nl. = Is ? ~ snd % >, "a
Leaves Seattle see. ..-.s.s..E ! fAa = "a
oShaefs Leaves kTsEstG $500 90 p "a
connacss wtih sasss foe facarns and sn9h0mlsa-
IaafSnx gaifEsAs aock. foos - AsTton street
SEATTLE ASp TACOMA SANITATION CO.
CLAUD TROUT, " W eoopHUFs
Pres Eecy.
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rroop CANAL RoCTE-
Ill Esx Passenger steamer
UEEfA
fcayrvsnx C. >. mastt lsGvss EeiEAe asck Men.
dnvs " sanss1ays ard frtdsys . % IA fer
Elaxssass Pogs ssn8sss. Bazgex ~sAnscE BFtnnsn.
JPswAlfo IAilfwanp FAiis HnsfsPsRs az9 Ueisn
f,ffv ard snfsgsuesk ss rosaas arriving 81 EnsDa
Cgtg Al % :. "a Leaves Mon G. ~ ~ o ..
q Tuesdays. Thasstsys and saturdays. arriving
= THOMPSON RRos
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Read whs. = chsmis: says:

Read what . chemis. says:
sEArrrx August !. 1889,
Gentlsmen-I have made a chemical sEsmina-
ton Of Lubsns Tooth Powder and find that Its
constituents are such neither chemically OF
mechanically iajure thu teeth. The jhaie'ons 50
lection Of the iagredsensx ard the evident care
e,nt,ss IA ia ur~aasnsIon commend 10 as q harm
Issx as well a. IA efacaeious dentifrsce.
O. J. SMITH. Chemist
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ideal Aaer.saa" s-sssa LoGeAs, SIS Frsnt
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EVERETT AND ssoHoxIsH RoUrn


Leave. Hataelds wharf Tuesdays Thsrsdsys ana
Saturdays ~ . m ter kdngRds, Mukisse. Nv
srwst. aarysyilIs Fsst Everett. lowell And sac
homish f&EE To EyEEEff. SOC. TO sNO@
HoNIsH, Soc J. A HATffELD. AEeHt
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per cent Prime paper. sGi2 per cent.
Sterling exchange-DaiI; sixty-dav hanE-
ers oilis. sAsz14Gi.szIS; demand. 81 s51
4.s51@-
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ELY on THE "FLYER~
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four roune trips daily except Sunday.
,s one hoar and twenty ave minutsa
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily aud sunday irips seattle r eoma
route. - follows
TAKING EFFECT
THURSDAY. JUNE l.
TIME cARp.
Leave Tseona--g so PSI. q. m, 40 s:f5 D m
Leave seattle ll;s5 a u, 3 ~, 7 90 d a.
SUNDAY.
Leave Tacoma g 30, ii 30 q m AsS1 D IA.
Leave seattle % 100 q M. 90 Ts0B n N
Landing ~ ". r. wharf Tacoma and Conmer
cial dsck. foot Of Msriea street seattle
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The following is from one OF the mos, eminent
authorities IN the West;

san Francisco July IS. 1881.
subin Chemical Co.:
Dear Eirs-H a commendatory word frona me tn
favor of your excellent tooth powder. known as
lubIn's Tooth Powder. add 10 Its deserved
popularity and extended use. can cheer
fully and truthfuIiy say 10 these who are 10 wait
of q pleasant harmless and thoroughly effieaeious
dentifrice that they win Ind those Qualities al
com ined in your Admirable PREPARATION: and
aftsr n long acquaintance and careful ohserva,ion
Of itx effects upon the teeth Of those who hare
made daily Of t and . personal sNperssnce Of
its merits for nearly twenty years, know Of moth
ms superior for the purpose Of cleaning. prsssrv'
ing and beautifying the teeth
MARX HIGHLAND.
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STEAMERS.

pAcIFIc NAvIaArIcS CO.
wHArcoA ROUTE
sTRs NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoxE
Alternate on Following Schedule
pAsLY.
Leave Seattle for Tacoma and oiy mpia = m
fof Port townsend. An&esrsss ana BelssaEaam
coanees at Port Townsend for Angeles. Vic
tori. .or,a and Neah Bay route at Taooras with
G. T. X r. trains Tor noTth and east, ana toals for
san Jaan islands
/ CoNNER.MHIDBf ISLAND ROUTE
~ STEAMER fArRHAVES
leaves Seattle daily exeep, suadAy. 500 8 m.
for Ia Conner and all Nhidby Island points.
$50 y m. calling At same points: and arrives
ssEtsle 500 a m
TAooMss sEATILE,EyEnErr ROUTE
Daily except Sunday.
Lv Everett. 500 amstv Tacoma . 1850 pm
Ar Seattle .l0:i6 am AT seattle !. $50 pm
Nv. seattle 10. IS am Nv. seattle =. 500 pm
Ar Tacoma iz4s pQ Ar, Everett -. Sis pm
Headquarters In Seattle Yeser Docs
For further information address
4. j. RArHBoNE. Gen1 Agent, seat:ie
FRANK WATERHoUsE. Gen1 Mgr, Tacoma
pAcrrTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamer, nom Seattle as follows.
For San Francisco Wis Port Townsend and Vic,
torlA NJ 5 p. m. passengers received board Of
.. MI Sept s. 10. rs, 20. ab, 80.
For Alaska sept Is and so. 81 0 am
From San Francisco. for Nictosia and Puget
Sound ports az a M. sept 2. :. IL. II. ~. 81.
Tickets may be obtained Al the ONCE OF the com.
pany, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
oooDALI, PERKINS a co,
General Agents. San Francisco
n. JOHNSON. p 3 supt. Seattle.
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STEAMERS.

STEAMER cHEEALrs
leaves Hafaead's wharf aA1v excees s-naay .,
ssee y m Fer fresra, or passage spsiy eA eoAsA
". n sgYMoRE MAsses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-09

TIE methods and results of Dr. Parkhurst's work in New York are creating quite sensation. The whole matter has been sensational from start to finish. This eminent minister is earnest and jealous in his work, but has been singularly unfortunate in his plans, His agents have, as rule, been corrupt, unprincipled men, and the system employed for the suppression of crime and suffering has been of na- ture to inspire distrust rather than confidence. The work is a laudable one, but little can be accomplished by the methods adopted.
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To Printer

The GRAPHIC has for sale one old style Gordon Job Press, 10x15 inches inside of the chase; 175 pounds of brevier type with a large of figures, and several cases containing fonts of newspaper and advertising type, all of which will be sold at a bargain for cash. For furthur particulars address,
 THE GRAPHIC,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Mist Ba vaoean~ted.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Dec. 9. The at tcrney general has rendered an opinion, holding that it is the duty of school boards to assist in enforcing the rule of the state board of health requiring pupils to be vaccinated. and that such school officers are not liable for dam ages for suspending from attendance at school children who refuse to submit to vaccination. The opinion is given in response to an inquiry from Dr. Scott, president of the state board of health, who has received numerous letters from all parts of the state asking for in- formation on the subject. It seems that at Sandoval and one or two other places the power of the local school boards in the premises was questioned, and the school officers were threatened with damage suits in cases of suspen- sion from school attendance.
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The chattahoochie pnrned5

VIcKsBURa, Miss, Dec. 9.-The Vieks burg and Greenville Packet com pany's fine steel hull steamer Chatta- hoochie, valued at $40, 900 and only partially insured, caught fire while ly= ing in commission at the Klixston wharfboat and was totally destroyed. Only the energetic efforts of tue officers on board saved the wharfboat and the Ruth, her sister boat, from sharing her fate They cut away her moorings and tug lowed her across the river, where tne hull now lies. The fire had it's origin from the deckroom stove. The Chattahoochie was regarded as the finest boat in southern waters and was built for Reese &5 Sons, Vicksburg, for S45. .000
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With Her Baby Ia Nor Arms

FoRT SooTT, Kan. Dec. 9.-Mrs. Lu- ther Orr. a years old. committed sui eide at her home in this city by cutting her throat with razor. She com mitted the deed while standing in her parlor holding her 1-month-old baby ill her arms. When neighbors wero at- tracted by the infants screams her life less body was found lying across the child on the floor. Momen tary insanity is attri buted as the only cause for the aGt
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expense.

TIE State Farmers Alliance of Kansas has settled the question about politics in the order A new constitution has been adopted diff fering very widely from the idess advanced at Omaha. Membership is no longer restricted to farmers and desperate fight will be made for spells.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-09
GHoaGs eonLp SUED.
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 man w."r~ $40, ,ooo.
 NEN EdnK, Dee. 9. -GeorgeJ Gould. the millionaire, has been made the de- fandant in a mysterious suit for Si0. 900 by pretty young woman of IS. What the nature of the suit is can only be dimly guessed at from the nature of 8 very brief affidavit filed in the superior court before Judge McAdam, by the plaintiff ip the action, Mrs. Zella Nicolaus. In this affidavit Mrs. Nicolaus swears that some time in the month of March of this year she was given a check for $40,000 by George Gould. The check was made payable to her order and properly signed by George GouR later, she alleges. MT. Gould ''wr' gf y obtained said check and appro. .ued it to his own use"
 The affidavit forms part of petition presented on Mrs. Nicolaus behalf ask ing the appointments of Albert Ruhman as her guardian for the purpose of pros ecuting the suit for the recovery of the S40,000 which she alleges was sappro- priated.N AS she is under age shs can sue only through guardian.
 Who Mrs- Nicolaus is, and who All bert Ruhmsn is, and what she got the $40. GOO check for, if she got ittat All. and how it was taken from hersis care fully kept out of the petition. Mir. Ruhman makes affidavit as to his re- sponsibility to act as the plaintiffs B guardian, but does not say where he lives. He oIly states he is a resident and that he is in. the 'sclothing busi- ness His name does not figure in either the city or business directory and his identity is ss profound a mye- tery as everything else connected with the action. sa