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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
Die Katboltfen
proeramm fir oen 2. September.

pro9ramm fir oen 2. september.
STIR BEN au @6ren ser tatbolti6en @rs
siebung anberaumten Seittag, ben 2. Sept.
lit Elm 8rogramm auS9earbeitet Dorben,
auf tpeIbem @r3bti9of Seeban ais 8orz
liber unb 8ti1of Spaulbing als @eremo>
nienmeiiter per8eicbnet itnb. SoGsenbe
@ortrase ioIen aur 8%erleiuns gelangen ::
Die fat6oItlbe 9nibauung bon Der Grz
sie6un8 = @r3bti6Of Senneii9 bon 0uz
buque.
Die Mufsabe bes cbrtftli@en Gr3iebers =
@r5b. 9tpan aus philadelphia.
Morsan S. S'8rien BON Stem Dorf:
vWas baben bic &otbolifcn fir bic @rz
siebung in BEN 8eretnigten Staaten GEE
than 2"
8atriottsmus, Elm Grfolg Der fatboli@
1hen @r5ie6ung -8urfe @odran.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
QusIano.

- Sn Stuttgart ipiu man betanntli6
fit bas peritorbene &0nigSpaar Scarf uno
Slaa Elm 0enfmal errtcbten. neber oteie
9(ngelegenbett pirb oeS gSelteren BON bort
gemeLbe1: Sir baS bier in ben Nnla9en gu
.erribtenbe &arl@O Ggaz 0enfmal imp 20
@ntplrfe BEL BENT be5ii9li6en Nus16uB ein@
oeeangen. 0ie 8eurtbeilun8s sGpmmtlion
bat Die @ntpiirfe 3, 10 uno II CUR engeren
gBabl empfoblen. Ser @ntlpurf 9fr. 3
nit benz &ernmort vWirttember9" ftammt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
Gbrenoe Nus5eidnuns.
5efcommers gu Gbren Ger Rerren Pofader
uno Kaofe.

Die beutiden MusiteGer baben Wontag
Qbeno bnrb cine geOie9ene 5eier stpet
Wtdnner 9eeDrt, pelbe ii3 nm ben @rtol9
Der 0eutiben NuSiteuung bier groBe Ser
olerlte erlporben baben. Wtan Derattitalz
tete tbnen '8u @bren i'm beuti6en 9Orf
ell1en S~eitcommers, an tpeldem itb 5abl7
retcbe Berlonen betbetligten. Die Gbren>
gate tparen bic 6errer 9offader unb
Stable, bic uobl6etannten beuti9en Gau7
metIter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15
MARINE NEWS.

TkraaSa. July Ill m. Cloudy; fresh west
wind Passed eas-A esrX IN to~ of TUG Tyes
at % u IN last pixh.. sh T. r. os.cs a, 10 a IN
SHAA bAs. iaiy ia m--Cloady: ligh.
soashses, wind
Ctaizss EAy. July iA--la m.--cioady: liza;
west cad.
fysNr. July I'll? m.--clouay; iiga. ives,
wind
fozf csxscKSr. Jay Ia II. loudly. light
wcs; ~siit.
fosf ASasLrs. Jaiy Ia IL u.-CIsar: iish.
west w,a4
HocKIas. July IL special f-Arrives-seA
fasefgrl,s. from s~a fssGessco. 10 lead lumber
a. Sossaepets
fcs3 3Sw>srSn ]alF ia-,Spestaf f-Sh
?. os@ss, after lying q, Departure lay s.aes
Arvs. ~ saissi Ter esa Francisco sosisv. ns
wilma ssa sal. Ser ssa Pedro tomorrow !roEa
&saassaN
san F1.scEsoa. JAY ,a-Ar.iysa-sA fraa.
aaS, 4 gsA >Cait+e, Cisstes.->sr tsgVeast sar A.
sctiA pcpaEse4-sss { mathis for Victoria n<t
Port Essassais str Grand holua. Cog Nsaairne,
str Arsssts. fas Goes hsy
Nav. Nekk. @asy A-trrlveNs-N n-msnL.
tsssa 1a@saTs. gssseessHa, srasA Rotterdam
aANsssa. JAY t-Ass;re--Ce4anb4a. isors
New ssEk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

.o,ssris. taly N-sspcc.a!. The fol-
loving decisions we're Sled in tae supreme
cssart today.
chn W. ksess Va Fraak NJ Axra, t.o N Pierce
a. tnty TIE dsetstoa s.y.. -uhessfs-r. .p-
rssant ~us a~ satiaea 10 . reduction OF sso
ee:' et the .adx msnt vita tatercss thereon 81
pes svai ser snanm fsora o1iun1s W isSs and
ufssess rssrandeat shall within tAlrgy a.ss a.
4. sho t.Iax 81 aseissoa Sic Ats eeassus 10 sGeh
ssfueissa the iaax nsnt ussi es revised ana $
ns:s trial Hfsatsa. Otherwise Tie ;a3s assai 20
msasssa viii b aAssasds
s.scsKs !. Hill - A. n Young. ,resa King
c9:nty, Tas coass coneiadsss 81 gsaa the
~sss.s cess. therefore. vs are Of eyso4oa tia.
TIA ecast erred IN dtsmlsssnx sse ae:4oz. sni
tA:s tie eAase sAoasa b rseaaaaca fer "a Iatss%
ssssatery Judgment essahisshssg srFsi.aGss tile
e. T. uaStvadea ons hall OF tas tract in eeasleg,
a. ~, isas Of pess<sssoa - senaas Ia eomraon
VIA sas rsspSaaeats sed sos fessaes p.oe~ea.
sas, "a ths matter a the rA,tis!sa- 80 ordered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

NAsAsno. h. e.. July N~-fSpecial. T.
Jack Meyers. alias Ben Kennedy, has
b<sn sentenced TO take his trial for the
nv rider Of o'Connor at the Westminster
p:csmber asxixss. The story that he drew
. :sevolver on Magistrate Manson is
stfongiy denied by witnesses. Kennedy
tiAnas he has . good show to escape the
csss'stsl punishment providing hs can get
gtnd counsel. IL required force of
eiShtcen conssahIes TO effec, his capture,
sSthat the crown may be expected to pros
ecf,e With vigor, Kennedy further denies
ih.'s he ate his dog. but the police say
ots,erwis~.
SrcroaiA. n. C.. July 1A-fspecia. l.
Superintendent Hnssey arrived home this
evsn,ag. having sent Kennedy as a pris-
cfser 10 the Westminster pcni,~n.iary. he
having been committed for trial for the
murder Of o'Coancr by Magistrate nrab-
biz. Of Comcx. When arrested Kennedy
had only i've shots left in his Winchester
atst lad thrown his revolver away. having
nss ammunition. lie says nov IL he had
he'd hundred shois he would never have
been .aken alive
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

Harry }, Young. OF Portland. travelling pAsser.
Ter ascWi Of tho santa Fs road. 10 In the city.
s Jackson. formerly general agent OF the
Great ;rthern In this city. 10 now city agent O.
the enasysvania lines In Portland.
Allen Cameron. who has been appointed gen.
erai aseast at the Canadian Pacific ~ Portland,
to nov agent OF that line at Victoria
Fred farr.nston, OF 81. Paul. freight claim
agent o. the Northern Pacific. has been in the
city VISA his sister for . couple of dsys, AID
wert Yesterday 10 Victoria.
l. wsftsg has been appointed general ageat Of
the otsas Northern Express Company, with
hesta ssssters al spoks His duty viii b Ia
audit ,'4e accounts OF all agents between Fy.
eret, aNt ka.ispeIl and To sssist q. \ List, the
msnsgss IN this city. on the coast lines.
pivisF9n Agent H. A. Johnson. of the Grea;
Norshssa; Manager George :. List, Of the Grsa.
Nogtheta Express Company. and j. W scarl.
live sisesk agent of the Urea, Northern were in
facemS yesterday looking Tor ssnitahls laca-
uon fo< oftices there.
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TAonnA. July A-lSpscial. THE city
Oonncil today decided 70 allow c. B.
Wright one week In which to furnish the
e1o0,oc0 cash Tor the balancs due on
the water and electric light honda. other
wise ,snprovided for. This $4,000 10 an
addison 70 the 3i.7Doo0 Of the same
bond issus. for which Mr.. Wright has
agfsed 70 pay BY transferring the light
and wstsf plant 70 the city. The
ssntiineat Of the council IL nov
agar. ~ allowing Mr.. Wright 10 pay
the ti00. 900. which WAS originally designed
for improvement purposes. IN INSTALL
mems. He desires 10 pay $4,000 cash
and he balance by December I. Council
man: votaw voices the sentiment Of many
saxvSysrs. He says:
would rather - The whole water psoposi.
tisu Called OK s would b much better
for sas city - sxpsud 100000 In sew
o., sssan In the sxtsasion Of The water plant
Iks Natss purehass psoposition was carried By
misunderstanding. Taxpayer believed, or
es:ough Of them believed, that they could have
ne water plant and sswsrs too. % they voted
for hs.th.
sTh., water purchase proposition carried
by Ainsty-ons votes. wh,ls the sewer
bands we're voted almost unanimously.
II abe water plant purchase deal
10 closed. together with the &%OO. OoO
Js'r improvements. no sewer Improvement
bbpds can s'sold. Over 10000 Of such
bands vers voted. but bond brokers say
they are worthless. the city's limit for
sSch purposes having bssn reached by
water and light bonds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15
INDIANS VS.. JAPANESE
Troable Brewing Aneag the
Fishernen On the Frasef.
CASE OF Asovcroa aGAass.
- 0Asssoa 1seabsso - - 1esasess
Sssany - wsss-s.ssss-nsrsssss
NssssAy - rssvtssaas eesa.

vAseorvra. b. c.. July A-Hcss hum
1ssd Isd,sn salmon fishers On Fraser svsr
have Termed union - secure > rasss Of
WAGES and frsese ous the Jspapsss.
The salmon run on the Fraser sssStsd
today; The Isdisns 20 man refused TO
70 OUT. Premier Dsvis and Indian Agent
vossls we're wired Tor. Every days delay
nov nssans thoussnds Of dollars Of loss.
The e4snssiss viii attempt 70 Get Japs and
oehsss:to msa the boats II the Indians per-
est, and nave Joined IN Offering . substsn-
eiaI reward for the conviction Of any one
for destroying nets OF intimidating fisher
nssn. 1.-THE Indians are supptsntsd riot
masked by bloodshsd II Inevitable. The
csaners hsys sdsancsd on last ysss's
prizes and say they cannot s6ord 70 give
another cent.
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.


salutation Of Fisgs and Minute Guns
Firing-Elsctton Of O0cers.
IxDIANAPoLIs. July N.-The Baptist
Young Peoples Union convention re-
sumed work this morning early. Rclig-
ious services and committee meetings were
followed by the regular convention. at
which reports of committees on important
topics and the junior organization were
read and discussed. After that an address on
religious liberty, the Baptists' ceremony
Of the saiutation OF the fags and firing Of
minute guns by representatives. state and
provincial unions took place. At the aft
ernoon session there was announcement
Of awards and the presentation Of prize
banners to state and provincial unions.
with addresses in the following order:
For excellence OF record In the study OF the
lite OF Christ. By Rev. II. /. Ststson, presidsnt
OF the Des Moines college. Des Aotnes. 10.
For excellence OF record In following dsily
Bible readings, BY J. b Cambrell, OF Meridian,
Miss.
snce, by Rev. r G. Seymour, Of Lowell. Masa.
At the afternoon session the treasurer's
report for the year ending June 80 was
read, as follows:
Total expenditures. $50 293
Total deficit now. ls,13S
The following officers were elected for
tho ensuing year: President. John b.
Chapan. Of Illinois: recording secretary,
A. NJ. Brinscsle, of Pennsyiyania; treas
urer. J. o. Staples, OF Illinois.
Then followed an address oy T. J. Nor
gan, late United States Indian commits
sioner and now general secretary of
the American Baptis: Home Mis-
sionary Society. on THE Periis
of the Republic From . Christian
Standpoint" Then there was an
open parliament on the subject Of
"a monthly symposium" conducted by
Rev. David Spencer. OF Racine. Wis.
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been daily gain in she gold reserve this
week. today the increase being sos5, rs.
which brings the total mp 10 Sos, 37s, 500
statement prepared at the pension
bureau shows that between April last,
when the present administration of the
bureau cook formal direction of its affairs,
and July /, l..oIa original certificates OF
al kinds were issued. OF these, 35l
were invalid certificates. issued under the
At of June -, isso, and so43 widows GER
tlhcates. under SAID act. making total OF
li.Ss9 original certificates Issued under
that act for the nrst three months OF
Democratic power Il was also shown
that there we're ISSUED 1863 additional
pensions. under sae &C, OF Jane -, iseo.
making grand total of Is 1ss
certificates issued under that &C. during
the trst three months OF Democratic con-
troa q. sae pension bureau. The total
nauner OF original certificates OF all kinds
issued daring The fiscal year ending June
~. isSH, sas HISS OF winch 90 Dot we're
under rae act ~ June -. Isn. and pa of
iaosc issael 30 army nurses were also
Issued during the past nseal year. There
were issaea SS, ess5 certificates granting adj.
dsi!anal pensions ualsr the ac, o. June
g. issl Daring the fiscal wear ending
June -, lss2. there were issasd ~ -,
orIslua. certificates. a net increase 10 the
rol.s OF lse So. As the sota. number Of
certificates issued daring the fiscal year
JUS; closed was bur III 6.s il would seem
that tni.S9 less certificates had been
issued for the fiscal year lss1 shan for the
fiscal year isas, and A. The loss TO the rolls
during tas pas; fisca. year, from death. re-
marriage. etc. wall amount 10 q. least
'sl.sse. IL Viii lS seen that the net increase
n she rolls during she past Ascal year wss
si.Sss against Iss.ss. or difference o.
ies ~ less os an increase for the ascal rear
i.sA Tais statement - made as a rega,s-
sson 81 .as statement that no; single pen
sson certificate had been Issued under the
Dependent. pension az since the presea,
Administration came iaso power.
IL wss learned al The pension ossice TO-DAY
thai - 80 pensioners bad been sasuenaSa
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aush mssyssA ssA IsssA DsvssssA Css-
pie 10 . Wsssaisssss CsssG
wnrxrssrEa. July i4-(spsciai- IA
pecuiiar case Mss heard In the district
court this morning. Mrs. Martha Hszis-
con charged her husband, J. II. Haxiston.
with negiscsing 70 provide for her. The
compile are Americana, bat they have re-
sided at White Rock, Surrey. for several
months. Mrs.. Haziston has been divorced
twice. and her present husband no less
than thfse times. Hastston claimed that
he 10 not legally married 70 the woman
bearing HE name 81 present. He was d.
vorced from Mrs. Haxleton No. In July.
1901, and married the plaintiff In Dscsm-
ber. @ whatcom. The statutes Of the
state Of Washington declare that marriage
within aix months Of divorce 10 illegal.
and ~ tas couple ventured on the troubled
80 Of mstsinony again within i've
months Of Haxisson's last divorce. the
marriage II void. The evidence Of .
Whatcom lawyer and an AFFIDAVIT from
the registrar Of the Whatcom court were
put In 10 prove the dates Of the divorces
and marriage. The court ON these grounds
dismissed the case, with costs against
plaintiff.
Mn. Haxlston testilied that her husband
deserted her In April. bat visited her once
o. twice aftsrvsrd. leaving few groceries
each time. On the occasion Of his last
visit Hssiston propossd that she she should
30 70 Whatcom and run house Of ILL
fame. She refused. and then defendant
told her they were not legally married.
She vented him 70 50 through the csre-
nony again, but he declined.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15
THE SILVER RANTERS.
Denver Business Men Rep1dfate
Acts Of irresponsible Parties.
SENATOR Alllsom.s DIAGNOSIS
10 1A1n1s 0nve1 sAs Aa1a Ceoso -
1Anaastal Dspsesaaee-Ovsr $3.50
Reosasssss oaspsoAed.

NEw YoHK. July al. Edward Sim
mons, president Of the Fourth National
bank, today received the following tele-
gram from D. H. Mo0att. precedent Of the
Flint National bank, Of Denver:
Ali the better ciassss OF this community ars
OPPOSED to such tdsas - vsrs expressed ~ Gov.
Waite, Holden and other radical men. The
meeting yesterday VS. in no way Opfe-
sentative OF the business Interests Of the
city OF state. and our boat c.tixsns al
cee.ly re3ret such speeehes - were
made. We want bs-mstailism beeauso Ne b
isevs 10 20 b right, bat Nc 20 not sxpecs b ess
IL b. such means - Gov. waite susgsots. nor
will ~ sspudiate our debt under any circuu-
ataneaa
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The wsrrimaa's ousuara Cargo.

:asoorsrs. n C.. July iA--[Sr~eiai. r.
fi:s steamer WaEr.meo sailed tonight Cor
sssaey. VA Honolulu and brisbane. Sac
wsn fass 10 tae matches with freight. and
hs!' IL refuse several eoasignrn~nts. she
eaSsiss also thirty SACKS Of ,aais. Goa. and
sssmea Soc Honosa,a, aud lanaher. doors.
lsrfe and machinery for Australia. sac
hss tairty passengers. Including ". r.
kiXney. who - gong rouna .kc vcr4d IS
shS representative ~ sae Vancouver Harls.
Thf success saas this tine Is meeting ~isa
- amstter Of prize 10 not oass Ssncoavsr
bust the cities oh lase; sound. VITO
hs sse rallied noaly ~ rs saypors.
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mp - date unda Secretary Hoko 6miths
recent ruling. The suspsnsione ars noe
eon6nsd 20 any particular locality. but are
veli-1istsibatsd throughout The country.
No psnsionsr has yet bssn dropped under
the decision for the reason that the 0xsy
days allowed pensioness In which to make
proof Of Disability hiss not yss saapesd
Orders have booo sent to Commandef
Book, commanatns the Alert. 20 procssd
home. reaching home not later than the
last Of September. Her cruise OF three
years 10 ont on October 9. when her crew
10 entitled to . discharge. She has been
on duty on the Asiatic station. and when
last heard from WAS At Chsmiu(po. Korea
WAsHrSGros CRY, July A-lSAecial +
Washington postmassers appointed today:
p. Jeasen. OF Fern Hill. Pierce county; G. n.
Smith, OF Tekos, Whit man county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

CEsrsAaiA. July iA--rspscial l-Con-
trasy to expectations the Little stsp -daush-
Ter Of Mr.. Todd. Of Lincoln creek, who Vas
20 badly sounded By IN accident few
days axo rtiii lives. and hopes are now en-
tertained that she may recover.
The L<sis county womsn's Christian
Temperance Union will bold two days
convensian in this city. commencing on
Tuesday afternoon next
A large force Of men are as work on the
coal bunksn here, which will Be completed
In about three weeks.
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pssme scass Tomorrow. the defense hav-
ine sppsAssd from the Judgment Of Jns-
No. DsAxs ordering hsm sxtraditsd
The AsSsssss eisims that the commsssai
of Rsemss vss Illegal because Is Vas
not proves that abduesson was crime &C
eoeding 10 the laws Of California The
peosecutisn viil rely upsn The sxtssditicn
Get, uhi<a says that . criminal may b
sxfrsAftsS foe any ol5suss which wouId Be
considered a o0snse Is committed In
Canada.
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EuaENs, Or. July A-lspeciail--r South
ssn PScihc Company IL evidently intending to
est oven with the merchants who patronixs the
San Ffarsisco 4 Oregon Pacific road, and have
raised tbs freight rates from Albany to this city
from 81 II cents per hundred But the rate has
been redaced ecents rer hundred from Portland.
This maass the rate on sugar s. % per ton from
Albany aud several merchants OF this city
threaten TO have their freight unloaded 1t Cor
Wallis ari, haul IL to this city In wagons Team
sters els. IN they can mako good money In haul
Ing ct elss. rate the railroad com pauy aka
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tween s.. 600 coo and 1901. 900 and the lia-
bilisies between 500, 0)O and 81. 900 900. He
Is confident deposisors will be paid dollar
for dollar. The bank had . capital stock
of 81, 00o. COO The last statement. on May
4. showed . surplus fund of $4,000 and
undivided profits of $54.66a. Ii has out
standing loans Of about IS, so. 600.
The Franklin Savings bank assigned
this evening as result of the suspension
OF the National bank Of Kansas City with
which i: had close reiationa There vas
only $50. coo of deposits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

PARIS. July l4-A semi-official note to
Be published tomorrow explains the Bang
kok incident thus:
France. learning that Lng!and and other
nations were sending war vessels to Bangkok.
notified the Siamese government on July
OF it, intention to increase the
French naval force ct the mouth Of the
forded protection TO French rcsidenta In ac-
cofdance with article Is OF tho treaty Of
1856. French men-o.-war have tho right
TO enter Mensm river and anchor OF
Psknau. but must give the siauese government
notisc to arrange for anchorage in case OF their
intention to ascend the river TO Bangkok AZ,
however, no other than British vessels entered
the Menam river. Siam having objected 70 the
presence Of more than one foreign vessel.
France. while reserving iss formal treaty
rights, instructed Rear Admiral Human not to
cross the bar OF Nsuam river. and notified the
siamess government accordingly. Tho order
was received too late Dy Humann and the gun
boats sscended to Bangkok.
LONDON, July M-The Bangkok CORE.
spondent of the Times says: Last night
passed quietly, the Inconstante and
Comete dropping down the stream to bet
ter anchorage, where they remained
today, cleared for action. Neither
the forts nor gunboats were dam
aged in the skirmish yesterday. but one
Siamese gunboat ran down French pilot
boat and sank it. N. Pavie. the French
minister, informed the Siamese govern
ment that the commanders of the Incon-
stante and Comete had refused to accept
the order NOS to enter the river. He
states he 10 awaiting instructions from
Paris as to the developments of their ex-
traordinary position. The Samese
warships are ready for action and 1900
troops are under arms around the palace.
The city is tranquil. but intensely anxious.
Other French and English gunboats are
exposed. British subjects are awaiting
anxiously news of the steps which Eng
land is taking to prevent the great calamity
of bombardment OF the city.
n ~
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WATER FRONT Nores

TIE steamship Topexa ~.s Cue srosa Ala.sa
yessstaaf,
Caps Bfysat sst cart Aai sene ths io~.. In
spsrsSsas. w~as TO fS-s Eswnseas xesrsrsay.
Cap Frsas wsssA a<sxas Eass:s- OF IN.
stsafass LYDIA fseyapsaa yes;sE1sy. succeeding
Capt 81. J. 1lssesP4s-
Thsfs ssl - teal snesssng tAls esenins
o. the sscal hsstSst 81 taxssers n2a es.os. IN t.
Ess rtassas. STAR Boyd ea3s@iar
! " i.yis. rarses 81 ,as George Il Stare. 10 &C
tasy ~ ssv ears on seeaaa, 81 gse asxsa ef
BIS sss,es. Aaa ". !. aFstsaSa, formerly rz-ssg
- sas Eslia. - ssksss sis p3aee
nat3e sesss fet ID oeats sSiAy. ayaza raa-
sSa & go
sex dee ssAa. Lscca. azS zst1..s 4 Ca, SIS
Isoas sssss9
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CRNrssLA. July N-tspecial I-Centralia has
been made the terminus of the south Bend
branch II tho Northern Pacific. and for some
time past trains have been running to this
potnt. but - yet no time card has been issued.
On SUNDAY next new time eaad will b Issued.
giving tfe time OF arrival and departure OF thu
South Rsnd tfa;ns. and allowing the north aud
sou,A-biand Seattle and Portland express
trains ts:ifty minutes here for dinner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15
TaH LAKE sHORg CONrROvERsY.
Minority otoe khol1ess' View 81 North
orn Yaei1ese Latest Move.

Minority sssexAsiAsss' view 81 North
e9n Psetae's Latest Move.
The announcement that the Northern Pacidc
kaitrosd company hsd refused 10 meet the
August pasmenss Of interest and sinking fund
Tor tbS lANs SHORE road was somewhat OF sur-
prise 20 sh, parties to the rsesivsfShp suit. bus
they profess not 70 b cisc0nesrsed b. IL D. n.
Gilman. gao 10 one Of the minority stoekhold-
srs. aithosgn not party 70 the suit. ssid:
II the Hssthsrn Pacific repudiates one Of IL
obligations. what will De the vaiue OF tac other
bonds whisa bs.r iss gnarantes, There are
altogether about esS.0oc.ot1 OF such bonds and
such acitess in regard 10 one issue Of guaranteed
bonds mast seriously impair the value of othsfa
IL looks - though the Northern Pacific ttsslt
IVES going into the hands oil . receiver. Ats earn
June werc over 81 40 coo less than in the same
period oil a49l That mar b. the meaning OF this
move. ssn not afraid Of losing my stoog: 10 10
stili WORTH mocey 70 ne and have none Of the
honda
Ia. Hassau. one Of the trustees Of the LAKE.
Shore. saiss different view OF the matter. for
he said:
The sussansss simply requires the Northern
Pacific TO sTsy the interest aad principal OF the
long A. ths Northern Pscifc Was managing tho
property Is furnished the money without demuR,
bus nov fast IL has been taken oue Of the hands
OF the cotss pany, the b0ndho.ders must exhAuAt
the resouscss OF the maker Of the bonds before
calling uDaa the guafsntos. just - would b the
eass With the maker and indorsss Of noss
do not sce Why this action should a0ecs the
other guassuseed securities
Receiver Brown said he had nothing % add 70
Whist be had said on Thursday on the subject,
except that the value OF other securities must
- Affected.