davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-16
9eitrafter St6renfrie0.

Gor ettpa einem Sabre bate 6rau 8ete>
9teppel gegen ibren @atten eineS d6ei6ungs:
tlage erpirft. Sn Den leBten iedbS Wfono=
ten, 10 erfldrte beute Gormtttog 6rou
gteppel Dem Gidbter Softer, babe iDr ebcnta=
Tiger 0atte itc wieOerbolt in tbrer Mob>
nltn8 al Der Glarfitr. na6e Ser -. StraBc
6ctmgeiucbt un0 iic belditigt. @eiterlt
9tbenb ipor CT in b~cionOer5 friegeriid6c1
Stjmmun9 uHb rib ibr Taft ale &lei6c>
bonn 2eibe, neil tic leinem 8erlangen, iDnl
einen Soften nit alien 8leiocrn aussultes
fern, nitbt nac9fam. Der Gtcbtcr lcgtc
Dem St0renfrteb cine S1rafe BON 500 auf,
u1O iparnte i'm aTBerocm, feline ebcnaltge
Satin no6 tpctter 3u belGittgen.
, 1893-08-16
- gt0cb Stem Oort:
r9tcununDncun8i8 S9net6er,
Ole geben 0uf ein - 2ot0,
ltn6 lpenn ie bolt njcbt le6en t%Onnen,
So iaufen tie iicb to0t."....
9tappeGt'5 ic6on pieOer?...
SaDinnti sat
Sapienti sat-!
Sic beutioe Q(usoobe Ser bieifoe

- Die beutige 2(uS9a6e Der bteii9en
rGrj6une" cntbalt 6ot8enOe5: Mrs,
Lease Ole berii9ti9te g8ct6erreAtlerin
aus benz G9Dinoelitoat 8anio8) has
grown very strong with the Populists.
She recently lifted a mortgage on her
farm...." Well, u~niereS GracbterS MACH,
fonn, tpenn 0torD ptrfli0 cine 6ppOt9ef
9ettI8t bat, Dies ite nur BEL ben g opuljiten
in &err1f bringcn; 0enn S9ul0enm acben,
baS perite3t Die @eieQicbaft aus Oem If.
o6er Sbulocnbe3o0len, tper 6a8 t9ut, Der
lit in 0eren Qlugen Elm Giel.
, 1893-08-16

- 2eute, bie tire gauge 2ebenSz ut6
Mleni9entenntntB aus 8rOfbouS o0er
QtppletOn icb0pfen, Sic itnb INNER ibneu
init Ser 8cbauptun8 Bel Ser 6qnb, baB
2Inbere 6ie8 8eraOe 10 n0tbtg 6atten, pie
lie 1eI6it, l}atitrlib, man iu6t Semen
binter ber G6ire, tpenn man nic6t ielbft
bOrten geitedt. Ife6mt einem ioIcben aufz
8cbloienen 8roi9 Oo8 biscben 9enalz98cisz
belt, bos ct iidb NIT Q(db unO &racb onaez
eiguet, ncbmt ibm ben 8rof6auS ober ben
Sleeper o0er BEN NppletOn, SEN vGOn8reiiiOz
nal un0 Legislative 9fecor6" Ben @OtDa'er,
8ii6ner's n@cfliigelte 8orte" Oman muB
bob nit Gitaten unb 2atein UNI itb perz
fen } urb ~ionitige @ielsbriiden, ilberlaBt
, 1893-08-16

ibn itc6 ielblt, oDne 0ircftioncn, ilbcr bas
mas ct, um lcincn 2oDn ST perOienen jc0cn
Sag Dcruntcr5ul2micrcn bat, - Damn Dabt
i0r i'm 8cnan ,Uic ct lit; mlpiiicno, praD@
leriic5, out8cbloien, lrccb - unO obcnOrcin,
OF mainly, ais c4rlolcn, 0intctliitigcn
S6urfen, bent je6en Tag fjinfunD5mon3ig
LATTICE auf'S 0interquartier 9cD0ren!
, 1893-08-16

- Ser 14jGbriae Tranf 8Iount fieG
beute Wtorgen bon benz @eriiit por benz
6aule go. 81 80. StraBe uno 3o8 it9 10
8efG6rli3c &erlebun9en gu, baB iein 9lufz
tomnen be3Deifelt ptr6.
= 2ub. Brennan bon Ser 16. g9ar6 bat
bte Gntoefung gelnacbt, baB Die 9ennipl7
Dantaz8abn urter ser QoomSitraBe BIN
burcb etncn Sunnel 9ebaut bat, nm oaourb
ibre Va6nb6fe an beiOen Seiten ser StraBe
nit chamber .5u Derbinoer. Gor etnent
Sabre bate Bic 8abn ben Stabtratb I'M
bic @rlaubniB Ocr @rricbtung zines iOIben
&unnelS na3gelucbt, iie mar ibr aber per7
tpetgert tporoel1. g8ie es i6eint, nabm fe
bic Sa6e bann obne GrlaubntB in ste
6anb. 8rennan miro in Der nG6iten
StBung beS Stabtratbs 9Grm ichlagen.
, 1893-08-16
Gin anonYmer Brief nit Ginlo9e.

Gopt. 8onfieIb empftng geitern 2(ben6
einen anonpmen 8rief, benz Elm @ecblel
ftr $1,000 bei9cfa9t mar. Der @ecbiel
ipar I'M Otdr5 1892 bon Trou Wartin g,
MceDan duf ben Namen WtarD Sneu aus
8eitellt unO bon O2artin g. Ofeeban un6
g, OspolO inOoiirt wor6en. Der Sdbret>
ber oeS 8rlcfeS ia8te, boB ct ben Q8ecbiel
auf Ser StraBe in Der 9tdbe Der 2Iusitellng
9cfunben babe, unb oa ct annebme, baB
Oerlelbe fir ben Gi9entbiimer BON Nertb
iet, 10 ienDe ct i'm an Die 8oli5ei, ais Die
9~eetgnetitc Wftttelperion. 2QS Capt. 8on>
field baS Sbreibcn ourbgeleien bate,
ia8te. er nit bODnji4em 2d9eln: v9a
Dabe1 ptr etnen &%aldben6teb nit etnem
Ncfniiier.
, 1893-08-16
- Ginem SEEM gorteg @rOBmaul hrs
5tommbu6: vqGenn esS Sem Giel gu tpobG
miro, geDt CT 0lf's Sis tansen."

- &eri9Ont ms 6ocb um'5 6immelSz
ipiuen nit 8ei4reibuu9cn Ser fir baS
nG0ite SoDr in 2tu5iicbt 8enommenenQ8eltz
ou9itelung in 2lntlperpeny Wir 9a6en
porerit an Der et9enen gcnu8!
, 1893-08-16

9oS 2ofota 6otel, Sic Mtcbi8alr
Npcnuc un0 IL. StraBc ging 9eitern III bic
!6dn0c cjnc5 Gtnnebmcr5 iiber, lpcld)er O08
@el0aft fOrtflibrcn miro. 9a9 Germ0gen
miro altf $4,000 ongc9c6en, bic S6ulocn
iOllct etlpa Die 6alitc bctro9cn.
, 1893-08-16

Der 6einIi6e @rtlt6. @atte (ic6 3u
Slid ieBeno): p0o8 lit ia BEL unS beute baS
refine 8ontettI Scit eil1cm Sabre boben
mir nob MIGHT 10 fem 9elpeiit. Griparteit
gu etpa @eieui6oft?"-0attin: Sch stpar
nt3t, bob pabri3einlib unicre G0dbin,"
, 1893-08-16
Pumortitt1hes.

Ginitige @eleqen6cit. G6ef (6er einen
Stntentlefs auf'S 8apier gerlacbt bat, gum
Sebrltng vS9neI, SuliuS, lede."
, 1893-08-16
~~GoRrDiGne.


Nbica9o, W%fiItunufce & ct. 9auG=@iIcmbabr.
W St0ot=SiCfet Office: POI Glarf=5tr; Selephone
2190 W}aim. ItniOu 4aia9ier=St atton: Gonal=, aoams=
ru0 W&abiiDn=9tr.
, 1893-08-16

S6One 2tusit9t. Griter 92eiicnber:
u9Ste unen0Ii9 crbcbenO Wtrtt Oob bic
S60nbeit Oer Jtatur auf unS einI Grs
l6etnen unS Oa nicbt ale leibliden Biin7
idbe unb 8cgteroen ais eitel unD wertbloS?"
= 3metter JteiienOer; rSa, ia, baS lit mobl
mO8lib, ib pitnibte aber Docb, tb bate
ieBt etne Gaoioricmmel un0 Elm 0los Eotb7
ipetn Dnau |"
, 1893-08-16
Die
1ueH> Ansfeuutr9
CHICAGO

peripribt nibt nur oas gr06te frieolihe
amerlfantfbe, %fonoern oos or66te frieo.
itde Grei9nib DER Welt Dor SdluS oiefes
g 0ahrhunoerts gu weroen. mas fiibrer, Dor
1tdts 3uriiof id2redelloer llnternehmunos,
9etit, ucbun9 i'm pIanen mo 2lusfibrer
9ro6er Otn9e uno 6elo thun f%0nncr, nm ole
GRtco9oer MISUNDERSTANDING 3u Ger oro6.
ortI9fen un0 ol~dn3euoftcn pom alle1t bis.
BERGEN lOeltauS iteIl1n9en 5u MAIDEN mo
oen Dolferlt Der Groe eirlen 8e9rif pon Ger
Rohe Ser te6nif1en Seiitun9sfGbi9feit uno
HUNT 5u 9ebctl, 5u weIber QmeriFa 9eoiehen
lit, miro 9eibehens
Sir Ole re9e Gheilnahme, pelhe man hier'
5ulanoe DER Wcltousi telut9 ent9eoenbrin9t,
1T Ole Sereitfpilli9feit, nit wGI6er oie 6eiet3.
9ebull9en fat aller Staten bcoelttenoe Sums
men gu Dem 9ro6en 6mef bemiuiet haben,
Elm Ri~nretd2enoer 8ewcis. mit ftetig pad2s
fenocm Jutereiie UerfoI9t 0ie ean3e cipiltiirte
Welt ole ein5elnen Sortibritte in Ger Gnt,
wtGelun9. ollie nit Ger WeltausiteGufto in
Derbinoun9 fteheroen Greieni6c muroen pom
Qnbe9itn IN Ger u1uinois Staots5eituno"
nit Der 9ebiRreroer Sor9faIt bebanoeIt. Die
Dobenausoabe entbGIt fortlaufen0 in iibers
itdtlther form cine flare OarItelltno aller
beadtenswerthen Dorodn9e, welhe iid bis
sum Sdlu6 Ger Qusftelluno mo barber
hinaus gu einem er1b0pfenoen Geiarmtbilo
9~eitalten petoer. Cine funot9e, iadoemd6e
ShiIoerun9 Ger DEMONSTRATING in tbrem
Grtiteben, wie IN ibrer Dolenouno miro fir
piele Gaufenoe bier uno i'm alien Daterlanoe
Don hohem merthe fem. nIan fam ecss
halb iider iein, oaB man Derwan0ten uno
5reunoen fein erpiintifteres Gefbenf wGbs
reno oieier 6eit ienoen fam, ais, ir1oem man
Elm announcement auf oas Wo6enbIatt Ger
nJlinois Stoots5eitun9" fir fie b~eitellt.
6eraoe oieie 2tus9abe eienet iib we9en
ihrer umfaienoen 8eridte pornebmli9 sum
Derianot nab O~eutidlano.
Oas Jahresabon1ement auf oas moben.
blatt DER nJatnois Stoats3eitung" betrdst
fir oas
3nIanD $500.
AnslanD. $500.
lSreGe:
Illinois Staab- Zeitung Co,
CHICAGO, Ill.
, 1893-08-16
BaltimOre d O6io=G i[Pn6nhn.

Sepot: @ronb @eutraI= g ofIaQjer Citation. Teruer ro,
ben ApeHue. - Stabt=GffiCe: 1913 Glart= GtraBe. eeiT9e
@Erobereduuu9 tUr 3. Il 8. &imiteo. 3iiQe. '
- Abiabrt @ntluft
SOl"l '..'"..,.." .....,T 6:O5 WtIf $40 "
: ,srclann " nHt'-"urn tVrNreB 1900. $50 WI 1000 81
Stem 9prt 8 @ofb. Simit.b. $780,. = 1O45 81 . 9.SS5 81
9telo Yorf, 98oi5. & 9ittSburQI
8eltibuleO &imiteo. ........ ...' Ass 81. 11.55N}
9ltt5bnrG GIeOelau6 s. aBbeelina ''0 $40
S6Initeo GAO 81 > 7:4OW
2'UVEeApteb. ........... $50 a. 64OMG
, 1893-08-16
gstSeOm1tm 6smtral.Ntmten
Sbteaso 6 &eft @at6tsam : Saba.

eptCo9o station, SUB pou II. Str.
CS9aot=Gflce, 81 @Iarf Str)
@p,a9rt @ufunft.
322 Wt-g8o9ertoge-Sur6f. 8arIors@or-6.5O u
80 -9Sn1eut. -garlOr=@or SChIoFm-122 O9t
1875 @-tdgIi9- brenbe5 6Iafpoo 80 t
Snrd)faBrenSe Sii9e naG1 Grauo Manios,
yetosfeD, eberIe0otr, 9aD 0ietp, Sraperie
, 1893-08-16
" Y Union paRen9er Station.
N I!.z|gnnSy!vdnid LINES.

EzR9g Noant5=, GanaIz nto @faOiIoUs STR
Sidet=OfiiceS: Yin Der Station, III 248 g.. @lQrta
StraBe @fe SofiOn, lno i'm @luoitpriuu 6otel.
9urtD=3l9e 1obren ME folgt na1 @entr0l= 3eit:
.GnnIiEs AGGnItch nmGnnnn1nrtn-t Gnrrr1Aa.
, 1893-08-16
Onnnrthr Dnn1nfrr.

9ret Mtal ta9iL9 nod9 Mtlfuoutee, g Ibr gormL, 'z3a
@oeloS Hno 9 Hbr StpenOS. Ser ueue Sampler agir'
g!hlu luprd . itp6 Wtor9ens uuS Der reue 9an1pfer nSH
&u9lV HaQ Suotn9tou uno Wtoni1tee. g 9prnt. YIN
Soitllu9 Iu9ft Der 2dmpter UNI 8 ltbr 46enbs ah.
nltopoc, &elpennce, Nbnopee, Gtnrqeon San NIB Wtenos
mtnee I'M 1880 ubr @benbS.
JeoeH gag n91 SranO oaoen, Musfegon, Grano
9uploS Ell. Inn f:30 uhr NbenoS. auf ben neuen 9auls
piern oatlonto" rnb u@itp Of yf0cine.H
zap Sreett gap. gScunoba, Mauiitique uno lBap
RortS o1 Sanitag, 7ltbr Qbeuos.
SonntogS uusQenp1nmeu, Sffic uub 9pds: 9IuI
sui Der 0ttd1taa1t 9tpe. iOoprlpb
, 1893-08-16

Nttcago &c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES siS.,
" Offices: 9&Ds. 206-308 Glart : StruBe. an her
G0tieD gtueuie Station mo OIL Depot Gde WeQs= lInS
&Ir5le=Str.
gbfo5rt lgLnfurft
, 1893-08-16

%9lbenbbEatt Der 81. STATISTIC. 1 Gent.
, 1893-08-16
10. 81 g. 1898.

NDicaao, gSpG SsIauo & DactNc=Sabu. -
" Boiiagier=Stotion Ban guren=Str.. Elm 8IoH
fiblib bonn 8oorb Of Sraoe. GidetsCfice: IO4 g~lorfitr.
, 1893-08-16
2lbfobrt IA ntuutt

Sdgltd). / SQgltd9, ous9enommeu @~onntogs.
+ 2a9lt9, alt8gen. SaHt1tags. q &G9ltd, ousgeuOmmen
OtpntaQ3.
, 1893-08-16

9lbfaDrt Aufuuft
DON in
Chicago 9bitago
, 1893-08-16
III g5yI2SII [;5kSsl5slI0.s;Iy R5gI5z
safe Sbpre uilO 1tia). Southern, gtetv 9)orf
Central, 9oitOM 1mo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. co. 60. Grant
Central Station. 5iitb Noe. uu6 9arriion @traBe
@tobt=Oiftce an Start uub Sodior ctr. (Gbeulr 9lo9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
-. DErsDAIE sUrs THE SALMON.
ylshsrmen's Union to send Ffsh to Point
Rebsrts Fishing Prevented by Force.

glshsrmen's Union TO send Rfsh to Point
Roberts Fishing Prevented by Force.
The Fishermen's Union held q meeting
1ni evening and completed arrangements
u sell their fish to d. DrysdaIe. OF the
Roni Roberts cannery. A committee of
~ union, who had visited Point Roberts,
npoftsd that Mr.. Drysdaie would&pay the
eaion price for silver and dog salmon and
md boat here after the fish, II the
s1cn would guarantee to furnish 2O0. 900
tlyssides. They also reported that e. 4.
Tyman. Of Utsalady, who is how inter-
ND IN the Point Roberts cannery, would
ksllda eannery ut Mukilteo next month,
sad ih4 Il. @. Boyle would start can
nfy on Hood canal for some Eastern
nFhlists. The proposition of Mr.. Drys-
~ was accepted, the union agreed to
hnlsh the fish and telegraphed him to
~ effect last night. Ii was also de-
hnined that all the seines would work
k1sy.
he union fishermen succeeded in pre-
ting by force any fishing being done
bthe harbor yesterday, and Arthur q.
an, of Ainsworth q Dunn. fish dealers,
= the most Disguised man in town.
NJ. Dunn attempted 20 have his men
NEh some salmon or the flats near West
Gaitle and when he came back remarked
~ there was no protection for man IN
his country unless he was O thief. Mr..
mnn's firm owns seine which Is kept at
Vest Seattle where the fishing crew live.
he vent over to have the seine fished and
nys his men were beaten by the union
fsAsrmen. When he'arrived on the west
tids he was informed by the union men
hat they would not be allowed 10 fish.
He got out the seine and entered the boat
himself, calling on his crew TO follow.
They attempted 10 do so, bat Mar
IN Banieh, chairman OF the execu-
i've committee of the union. and
B Shaperlandi assaulted one OF Mr..
nann's men, Antoine JuFavieh, striking
him several times. The other union men
came on. Mr.. Dunn says, like a pack of
soises. aud his men were frightened of.
hsthen went TO the Novelty mill and tese-
raonsd for the police. but was told that
e place was outside their jurisdiction.
he then telephoned to the sheriff7s ONCE
~ was informed that the sheriff could
nothing without n warrant. He was
va that there was q deputy sheriff. Haw-
nns, in West Seattle aud went 20 that
&esr's house only TO find that he was in
ais city.
The odd part of the affair Is that Mr..
Ras has always paid cents pound for
amon and the union only asks IL cents.
sas'e Is no dispute about price and he
MI wants to be let alone and have his
mn catch salmon. The fishermen init
slated that they would make no objection
stshing today.
40 salmon have been put up in Myers
aanesy for several days. The men are all
~ labelling and putting in cases the
sAsp cases already put up. and also max
eases for future use. Mr.. Myers has
asas 20 attempt 10 send his men cut after
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20

TACOMA. Sept. To-. Especial. - Yom
Kippur services will be held tomorrow in
the new Jewish temple Beth Israel.
Auditor j. M. Smith, of Whitman
county. Is in the city. and says the wheat
crop of his county this season will break
all previous records.
Judge Reed. of the municipal court. to-
day oserruled the objections 20 the liquor
license, and held those who had been ac-
oused of selling liquor without license
for trial
The seven white men who were con-
victed at Spokane OF selling liquor to In
dians were taken to McNeii's island today
by Chief Deputy United States Marshal
Bridges, who takes no chances with such
men Us Tom o'Brien. who twice tried to
get away from Marshal Vincent Mr..
Bridges put handouts on them.
Charles W. Young has sued Mrs. Kate
Stillman for the recovery of $3.50 which, il
10 alleged. he loaned her for an hour IN
order that she might display 1t to a man
named Jordon. She did not return IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
wha,com News.

wHArcos. Sept. i0.-lSpecial. Work
on the Ruby creek trail is progressing
rapidly. State Commissioner Cryderman
writes 10 the Repeiiie: The swampers
are now within mile Of the falls. which,
by the way. was at first ten. then eight
and is nov about six miles above Thomp-
sons. The graders are about one mile be-
hind, and the corduroy men are between.
so there are about six miles done, as the
trail begins a mile this side of Thomp-
sons. Clearing Is much more expensive
than wss anticipated. aud so is the grad
ing, but there is much less rockwork than
was expected"
The election of captain and lieutenant
of Company F. y. q. w. for the term of
three years took place last evening at the
armory. Capt. Weisenberger and Lieut.
Gregory were both unanimously re-
elected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
Minor Police Matter.

harnsiela and I. Simon. two ''old
I. nen, got into an alteration
s 49, some transaction between them
sa'sa ended in resorttng to blows yester-
basnsteln had Simon arrested, and
=. alter gave bond for his appearance
0ss Justice Humphrey on Friday.
4 = smoek was arrested yesterday on
- saafge OF stealing forty-nine pieces Of
.aap. worth s., from A. Goldberg,
, -, dealer. lie was taken before
s s Caldwell, and, claiming to be able
8. : Establish his innocence. the case was
a. '.snaed until the 2lst at 4 y. m. in or
- W enable him 20 get Witnesses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
m LANDINGCHINESE
80 More Arrests for Bring
Inc in Contrabands.
MORE ceLEsTlALs.
rs.sd Tsonp and Darlington
r>~~~e4 wisA AidinE the oiym-
- Cargo TO Come In.

=. ~..<ure of the thirteen smusgied
& :. ..~,ssn near Olympia Saturday might,
6 J. 1910 of the steamer voiga and ar
~. g Cart z. ". harrington in this
~ = Monday were followed yesterday
Z. - srress Of II. g. harrington and
y rrpup. one Of the owners Of the
:. 1870. These are the three men who
~. :. tl.e yoI9a when she left this city
J, ...sk sro. and are all charged with aid
- 80 sbssting the illegal landing OF
~1n1us into this country.
$50 p. Ryan was also arrested charged
- a. ssne oaense. Ryan Is the man
80 ureseused the boats papers ut the
..,asa horse on Monday and wanted TO
80. - oatl. Is master of the Vega. He
- sIeo MID by some Of the other parties
:.s-.s<~1 ID have been already acting IS
...s.,a ~ the steamer. The arrests were
- s. Deputy Marshal Ruger on war;
80 swofn out by customs officers. and
-.<k ans eve bonds IN the sum of $500 TO
5000 for examination next week. /. w.
1Irbv bscarne surety for Ii. @. harrington,
4, III Uiil for +. r. RYAN and Can't. w. J.
S.sreasou for Gland Troup. The exami-
900. AZ the four men arrested will occur
- Monday and the three following days.
Isslis CuIIam. special agent Of the treas
=, 4 Tacoma, was in the city yesterday
= business pertaining TO the smuggling Of
- Chinese. He said there were seven
1l5sr Cinnamon which the officers were
bokIng Tor and expected TO catch. who
ssre smnggied in on the Voiga with the
surteen already arrested. Mr.. Cuilom
avs they have good witnesses who saw
10 volea discharge the Cinnamon at
(,yster bay, and that there is a strong case
.se.Iust the men arrested.
claud Troup said yesterday that ne
could account for his whereabouts by 800
men for the whole time during which the
yolga was away from Seattle.
Mark Ten Suie goes TO Tacoma today to
act Is interpreter for United States Com
missioner II. L. Clifford in the trial of the
lkirlsen Cinnamon arrested Saturday
sight at Oyster bay. near olympia. They
1fe charged with being illegally in tho
eountry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20

LArosIs- Sept is-Ihs track was f.s.
Summaries:
OF iuriongs- Empress Frederick won.
Clotho second. Caress thru. Tim. LA
seven iurlongs-The Sculptor won. Sen
stof Morrill, second, Aurora third. Time.
r1ce nannicap. sweepstakes, mile and a
A.esnln sraday son. Santiago second,
Zoo Zoo stakes, sir fuyions~s~i,ka
Won. ONO Belle second. Time. l:l6L.
Five fnrlongs--Tuscarora won Prfnen
sara second, Buck Adieu third. Time,
six furiongs-Miildaie won. Anne Fliz-
anstn second. Impostor third. Time,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-20
the N.tioeal League.

mark for the Pittsburgh Score: Pittsburg
II. Brooklyn 5.
CTsCIEsATr. Sept. lathe Reds won
easily. Score: Cincinnati Z. Baltimore 4.
CHICAGO. Sept. IA poor game was
put MP by both clubs. Score: Chicago 9,
Washington 7.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 19.-The home team
won in the fourth inning. Score: Cieve-
land 5, Boston 1.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. f9.--The Colonies won.
Score: Louisville 2. New York 0.
ST. Louis. Sept. 1.-Two games were
played, each club takirg one. Scores: st.
Louis 8, Philadelphia IL: St. Louis 4,
Phiiadeiphia l.
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wksstsareS CRY, sept 1a.-The tudici-
ary COMMITTEES Of the house held an i'm
portant meeting today. Col. Oates, Of Al
asama, from a subcommittee. presented =
favorable report on the Torrey Bankruptcy
hill. and next Thursday was set Tor con
sheraton Of she bill by the full commit
tee. The committee also ordered favor
able report on Col. Oates substitute for
the Tucker bill repeating the Federal
elections laws
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one case OF yellow fsver sas reported today
ana one death. Charles johnson. q tailor.
o. Upton Ca Eineteen cases ara nov
unoer treatment. only one Of which il
serioas- The poor are getting cut Of the
CITY - fast ~ they can. Two banks have
moved % s.. Rimon's island. The infsc-
uon = spreading slowly. and there 10 great
need Of assistance. - all business has been
stopped The mortality il exceedingly
light and the caz1a mild
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Upon the
Following Plan.

Not one cent is required to be paid in cash. The pur
chaser is to go the lands and pay for them entirely
from the products raised The land is valued at $50 an
acre. The payments to be made on this sum each
year In onehaf of the proceeds of the gross products of
the land II this amounts in to the price of
the land clean title will be given to the purchaser for
the We believe that i'm less than four years under
this offer the products will pay for the land besides
aording the purchaser good living and an income in
addition.
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-. ~ ssmi-annuai civil service exsmins-
~ WI De held in this city on September
-. - me departmental Indian and rail-
- 'hsh services. There will he about
~. sprsieants for the examination.
-. s.aia'nallen wall be held under The
,..s a'oa OF Examiner +. NJ. Higgins.
by the local board
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81. Loufs. Sept. i9.-The track was
fair. Summaries:
Six furiongs-outcry won. Willie a. SAC
ond. Maj. Dripps third. Time. :l6sI.
ssx furiongs-Lady Gay won. Monita
second. Masonic Home third. Time. i:I7.
FIVE and half furlongs Fonshay won,
ABE halstead second. Germany third.
FIVE and half furlongs-Maybird won,
Loitin. j., second. Expense third. Time,
Fifth race declared of.
Mile and q furiong-Boro won, Chimes
second, Hotspur third. Time. I:56.
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GRAvEsKsp. Sept IS. The track was fair.
Summaries:
Mile and o sixtsenth-Bsnauet won, II
lumc second, Herald third. Time. 49,.
Five furlongs-Patrician won. Kazan
second, Florence third. Time. :02
Six furiongs-Henry OF Navarro won,
DoDbins second, Ornus third. Time, I:f6.
Nine furlongs- Kinglet won, Comanchs
second, Saragossa third. Time. So
Six furlongs--Reynard won. Hartford
second. Jordan third. Time. f:f8.
Six furiongs Volunteer III. won, The
Ironmaster second. Forerunner third
Time, i.i6I<.
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CHICAGO, Sept. ia--The second night Of
the billiard match between I've. ara
Roberts terminated In favor of ives. he
scoring Loon 70 the Engsishmans. szs
Inis gives Ives total Of 2.oii 70 /. SIS for
Roberta . The play tonight was devoid ~
special features. The largest run made
was le7 by Ives, Roberts high xa.err.rl
being sa Ivss' average il Isu. pas~rts
l434 -
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aas Aanoard, the man Shot by officer
= = setae time sse. aud who is living
.vssaefaee hospital seriously wounded
a. somewhat yesterday. Ga san
So nsa relapse. with danecsou,
u 49, 81 fever. bat his temperature
Z !. sssas'deFaely yesterday, altheach Ia !,
~ means out Of danger
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Where the
Land Is Located.

1t is within three miles of the thriving town of
Nampa which is situated at the junction of the Union
Pacific and Idaho Central railroads 1t is directly upon
the line of the latter road Nampa is in one of the most
favored portions of the fertile Snake river valley The
land is under the bitches of the Nampa and Boise rrga
tion, Land Lumber Co.'S system. II is rich volcanic
ash, easily cultivated enormously productive and fully
equal in fertility to any section Of the Northwest
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whI,man County ro.mas,.r..

WASHINGTON CRY. Sept ia-ISpecial |
pointed in Washington today: Eiberton,
Whitman county. II. G. Eiser. vice Joseph
r. Mccoy. removed: Step:oe. Whitman
county, William A. Davis, vice Shubie II.
Davis. resigned; Thornton, Whitman
county, II. C. Turnkey. vice Charles w.
Morley, resigned.
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John n. Allen Get. -. 500.

wasHrssroS CRY. Sept. ia-The senate
today agreed TO allow A. C. Beckwith
s2oo, Lee Mantle g.. 800 aud John h.
Alien s., 500 In compensation for time and
expenses in prosecuting claims TO seats in
the senate from Wyoming, Montana and
Wa shington respectively.