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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02
HAPPENING Ia ENGLAND.

Anv English coinage ID TO be pat In
circulation carly this year.
wrurs the las. thirty yean there
have been on the British coasts o~er
sixty thousand wrecks with the fearful
h1 Of twensy thousand hvca
UPwARDo Of s. SIS lives arc losssnnuaIly
In the inland waters and upon the im-
mediate coasts of the United Kingdom,
exclusive Of those lost at sea-
FIVE THOUSAND guiness was paid for
the English hackney stallion Danegels
. short sine ago. probably the highest
price eve peid in England for any horse
not = Thoroughbred
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

We oTer Oze Hundred Dollars Reward
for any caseof Cararrh that cannot be cured
by halls Cartarrh Cure.
p CHESEY & Co, Props. Toledo, O.
We the undersigned are known p J.
Cheney for the asst Is years. and believe
hin perfectly honorable in all business
transacssous and financially able TO carry
VEST & TRrAx- hOlesaie Druggists. To-
edo. o. WALDTss. kfySAy & MAxvIx,
W aos4szle Druggists. Toledo, O.
Halls Cztarrn Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Price Ic- per bot
tie Sold hJ al Druggists Testimonials
free
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

RKaLTsN FNFgxcTICaNLE-Exbert Eau
snntce-uo yga knoVv. secretly has nsvah
heeu wrp-e-eatest IN bowels a. l. WEAKLY
l. Thanis Bixhf-~Fertainiy uo. a zovel
must b. bright enough % b entertaining
before ft wtA sas~saea Pack
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

TO maze = Apparent % thousands who
tAinx themselves III ,Azr they are n0s az
fectet With zar cR>e1<e. Dot rnaf the system
sz1pty needs cleansing. Is 20 bring cnrafrrr
bone their hearts Is c0ssETe cunGirS1r III q
EASILY cured OF using Syrup OF Figs Manu-
clare % the California Fig Syrup Co
THE barber ea2 bod another mans iax
wien h< can kahd lis owl-PhILAfetphia
rize~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

BzowS > BRONCHIAL TBo.HEx Hare never
changed my mind respecting them. except
I think better Of that WHICH l began By
thinking well ofr-Rxr- Hs~vy Ward BcseAsy-
Sold Only N boxes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

See. Bridget lean write nv nam.
in the dast-- Servant (aamiria~IvI-
IN num- that's more than 7 can do
There's nOthin' Ike ~eidsezcion. after
all = t1srr. mamr-WOzier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

BAD LooKoCL--whsf do yon think Of
the board of directors f tke new loinf stock
c0Epanyf' Half Of them are people who
are Capable Of nothing. while the rest are
capable Of znythlngS-Fhegenee Batter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02
THE WIZARDS CHARM.
How Custavus Found q Pretty
VIE with Il

Nap-ettye chalet
that nestle
high against
the shaggy
breaSfofM Mount
0bgadin lived
the lido w
Neur and her
daughter Marie
lonely hone
o v 0uid have
thought IL uut
the FIR trees
that walled 50
IN your ears
whispered good
cheer 10 Marie.
Very love ly
was the little
Swiss maid.
with violet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

The Wux-Nercy "a me- yohrry's
fallen n the town vel. and IT'S ten feet
deep" E1itor gcalnlyl-~FFws Thousand
dollars damages. the paper enlarged xnd
the mortgage lifted Tie Lord VIII pro
VIZ CCusr.ru-iCc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

sse'nn- scx and Bilious H..d.<hsz, DtrzS
n=s, Bilious Attacks and al d=rxnx-z-uss
q the hv-r. sr1za<a, aid bowsax
cure p~~rnsaz<StfE, bec.zse th-v 40
n1zroa.E- Iey don't shock and v.kU
1e sysss<m, Ike the k1g~. Old fzskscned
F And they're more e6scelra o.
hrrA pelze fer q eo<r-rdvs ar Lr.s1-
three Tor q o.harrc
fn@yr ths eAanpszt pEk yen exn huv. for
rhsyre g~M=yUztaed 70 glvs zrst.rrs4 =
ycCr m0nsy i reeurnnE
Ho1 pay Only fn< tie god yua e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

MARrrY-~TeH ne cza8ifly, does Jour
wife rare for yogr' xarig0Ad--O yes. I'd
sszrve IL she dhInsE"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

THERE are people who seem TO believe
they are grUwEug II grace whenever they
find hat they can 60 wrong and nSs feel bad
Rams Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Oxx trouble with the church Is that there
are too many babes IN Is froU four 70 az
feet hzxh-Ranrx Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Me- RAr<rz- whose Worlds Fair HSsel
sdvertisement APPEARS in this payer, Is per
fec-ly reliable 2a6 viii 10 as he agrees
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Mxx most EnerN IN their views give their
oplnious xvxy freely before tney are asked
-Pcavure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Dr. Hzus Pie>p
ant Rsiieo nyr
a compound Of 70
nnst and cunren-
|rsred botanical *
'ractz nsese tiny.
1sr-natsd pelen
The znzlze sad
TIE e.zE to taxa
-6solEtsly AID
-parnz,ently cure
CocStip4nnn IrdS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

the young guide who had taken him
safely through many n dangerous
mountain excursion
And now his sympathetic question.
why. what's troubling you. my boyy-
opened the way for Gnssavus 20 pour
ont all his p~erplexity. ending his recital
with the question
Cans thou not help ne choose 4
good vie. who viii make my life hap
py2 For now ! have given my mother
Ey premise % End ! vie - the iete
rext week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

TEE SxAfs TzxAcHnzT-~Hor treacher-
Gus the ocean a. Yes. ir IS full Of craft
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

Rheumatism Is sAorn Of It's terrurS When
It = y11ng. aEniniEzte ir with Hostegrersx
Stomach Bt.fers a1d prSvent hfe-9cnx tor
t1re- EH = eh-oGc- il = AWAY liable 70
attack tae heart with = fatal result The
poaso1s ,1<sa 70 cure Is simply alleviate IL
pasxs- and are themselves d~Aaxerogx In .
c~er.ose Indigestion. liver or Kid
cey zr5Eble. cnsrIvensss. malaria and snss Of
agpeti-s and zesh are rereaiea BY the BIZ
rE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-02-02

~TEk ar seems fresher n water than r-
1ces n Sumner Yes. IS Kept % Zoe
nest af the time yua kaow--w shIn g-a1
<ra
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WashiDcton's Lady Board of Manager
Take Steps to That End.

OLYMPIA. June ID. Especial. Present
appearances point to = merry war among
;he Washington lady managers Of the
Worlds fair at no distant day. and the
cause which vii! lead Gp 10 il is the unsa,-
isiac;ory and unhasines>iike methods EN-.
ployed III the transaction of business con-
nee,ei With the ladies' department. Its
not unlikely that the emergency board
vii! be called upon to help out the ladies.
as we'll as the other departments Of
Washing.cn's exhibit 1T the great show.
Two Of the board Of lady managers. Mrs.
O~ings and Mrs. Grigss, held . meeting
in this city on June "a IL appears tha;
previous TO tins meeting there was no
authority given or mode prescribed for
drawing money from the treasury or dis
hursing the same BY the treasurer or those
employed The t-easurer's report. filed IN
the auditors Office. shows tia; warrants
for g., so have been drawn on the s. e,o
appropriation. on reqaisisions from the
lady managers, and for this amour. there
are no duly verified vouchers According
10 the trea.urcr's report, that offcer has
over Stso IN hand. smile he has advanced
10 Ms Honrh;on, Of Spokane. the lady
manager az Chicago. something more than
S. so AZ their meeting few days ago
the lady managers amended the bylaws.
disseminating the ssryIcss Of ali person.
nos employed by them, TO take effect on
July Is next. and they have employed
Mrs. Margaret Fernsade, OF vancouver, and
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Mn Cochrans. II 6esssle, q . compensa-
tion Of 500 . month each for too months,
or 70 September Is. togethe With actual
traveiing expenses. The terms of EMPLOY
msns axs that they shall sdvancs their en-.
penses, taking vouchers in duplicate. and
IT the end Of esch month shall make MP
their account and forward the same 10 the
state auditor for settlement How Q Set
tiemens is 70 be arrived at for past ex-
penses in the absence Of proper vouchers
and receipts II . question for future
sdjustmens
Il also appears that quite an additional
Indebtedness nas been incurred, but Audi
tor Grimes has already given notice that
he viii not issue any more warrants
on acquisitions from the treasurer
Of the fund. but will demand
vouchers and himself pass upon their
suficiency. Il further appears that Mrs.
Houghton, according to the statement
made today. employed herself 1t $40 .
month, as there was NO authorization OF
any person 1t any compensation, and yet
$40 . month has been paid. Under the
bylaws, - amended . few days ago, there
will hs an effort made to conduct the affairs
in . more businesslike manner. There yet
remains of the appropriation s, 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
CoSfESsxD DISPATCHES.

Mann Bros!. clothing dealers, New York. have
failed LIABILITIES. S2s0,0o0
The Bossot banks have voted unanimously 70
issas clearing house certificates
rscsivsrfhas been appointed for the Mutual
Brewing Cs'apsny. Of College Point. n. Y.
President ". II. H. Clark of ths Union Pacific,
vas taken Il. In Omaha and has gone East TO re-
cupssatA
cyclone wrought terrible destruction at
Oakley, Logsn county. Kan. on Sunday night.
but no Details could b secured
Col Sam ]. Rose. Of Denver. an ex-Confeder-
ats officer. accidentally shot and killed himself
In his own residence on the night OF June IS
while cunning for supposed burglars
7. 2. bay. manager OF the broken Piankington
bank Of Aiiyaukee, reported n,issing. II under
going medical treatment. and will return TO
Milwaukee - soon - his condition will permit
Butcher i.tisthnms was elsctrocuted at An.
burn. n. T., :on June g. for the murder in April,
1872. OF . man named RoehrI, at Buffalo He
had been inSimsts with Roehrts wife. aud In .
quarrel kiiisd him.
The Trem.snt hotel 1t Fort Scott, Kan, sud-
denly collapsed on June % when there we're 100
pessons In Il but no one was killed and only
two cham bss maids, who fell from the third
door. were isjursd
q 6. GG;np. extensive dealers In art goods,
with stores IL San Francisco aud Portland, have
eseaSnOus OWTh8 W suc CblluH III Oi iOaHn Liza
bilittes, $4,000: assets. more than thia The
Portland no use will remain open under direc-
too OF the sssignee
A. wilbsrsou, ]. T., ON June %. Moses VIII.
tams. solorson Lewis, Kingsbary Hawkins,
Robert Cars!r aud Thomas McGee. all Indians.
were convicted OF mufdsring Joe lokstubles,
another Indian. during the Jones' Jackson cleo
ton fsnd ID August. 1872 There are now ten
under sentesce TO be shot on July :. and several
more are onssrial.
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Business TROUBLES.

Husks a .,ssyef, retail dry goods merchants
Of Wilmington. y. G.. assigned on Juue26
Crum Creek Iron and Steel Company. OF Ches-
ter. Pa, assigned on June 10, With aiao, 00o liz.
biiitiss aud yiis.ooo assetA
p. Selling; manager OF the branch house OF
a L. q. Gatlp In Portland, says the business
will continue under the direction OF the a.
sigueea
4 c. Thoh1pkins has been appointed receiver
for the susgsnied Union s,ockysrds Bank, Of
Sioux City. and HE son-in.iaw. Chris Moller.
was appoinir1 receiver for the sioux City Cable
Railway Company.
Louis sniSer's paper mill company assigned
it, four mil = At Hamilton, O., its real essate In
Butler county and warehouses ut Cincinnati on
June ~ 1sae assess are over 81 900 90 and La.
btiitiss lcss ahsu S3oOao
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

Bou.se Cscxrsa In North American Review.
The po:cy which has involved the
finances oS the United States in a confusion
without p$raglel in the history of prosper
Gus nations is due 10 the folly Of attempt
ing 20 compromise All economic principle.
Economic, laws are not the product Of
les,isl atgolt. they are the result OF forces
which MOI one country can affect. and
which thcscomolnet legislation OF all ma
tons cou.: not permanently control An
attempt t,scompFoinise au economic law
is about IS intelligent y proceeding
as an attempt 10 compromise the
state OF the weather or the course
of the seasons. Ii two men. joint
owners of a field. disputed the propes sea-
sou for y eating grain. one insisting IL
should be iplantei IN April, the other con-
tending it:shouit tie planted IN October,
and they ,shoula compromise by painting
1, in Janttsry, does any sane man believe
thai . frSitiu! crop would crosn the hus-
handry watch had been the result Of such
oomp,amise! The men Who scat
tered iced upon the ground
=, .per,od when the laws
al nature; necessarily made it unprodac-
tive wous,: have exercised an undonoied
Individual right. but their course
~nu,d lave exposed them 10 the
.i,y ana the ridieuic OF sensi-
sIr met. so, in treating subjects
son.ro!ie.. BY economic LAYS. eontendlng
,,au,l~r, af legislature may agr~e upon =
ro,n nom s,e y h Gu Mi. prove effective 10
sio,e .teh,;,e and postpone discussion. ou;
- .~,,csu,c laws viii be in no wise al
srr,r. nv ?their arrangement. and Ii the
srnen,, which thew Adopt De or; of har-
mooy wi,s, those laws the resal; viii lie
disas:roui 10 commercial prosperity.
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tereotIegsata tournament from the Uniyss.
ssty of lIliIsois BY . score az II toa



WnArcHisE, June A-fspecialI The
peach CROP. in this valley, which v.s q
hrst supposed TO b hadiy damaged by the
severe vsntsr. - now foznd TO be ali right.
snd "sna:ches viii b abis 70 supply
Seattle wits hrst grsds peaches.
Inc berry crop viii Be enormcas. Straw
nefnes ana cherries are now ripe and ell
q ~ cents 4 gallon Peas. beans and new
potatoes afc also seen in our markets.
There 10 several thousand gallons Of vine
N the vicinity Of wenssches, the product
OF home mSnufactu-e.
We learn from gentleman who has lust
arrived nora the xethox gold fields that
there are from 20 70 800 in camp. and that
iica str1xsssase being made nearly every
day. With a;spiendid showing Of free gold.
a. prospecting continues. the extent OF
.ne oeit - fpund 20 be much greater than
was st nrss Supposeo- Prom what ws can
learn. THIS tfistrics seems to be destined to
become one. Of the richest in the state.
lne seearSef Nixon. with Capt Heusen
master. ssasss on her hrst up trip wednes-
oay. Sns f'si Be used exclusively a. .
freight bout and viii make one trip .
week.
Caleb Cooper. who took his steam ferry
rom wen,ttches mp to Virginia City, re-
turned witty it last week and viii opsr ase
IL again ~ Shs mouth Of the Wenstchee-
his old location.
z. A. DO San. . newspaper correspondent
who writess under the nom de plume of
AJAX" hsr found an extensive deposit Of
mineral witch 10 pronounced an excellent
article OF mineral paint The ledge 10
easily tracsiabls for . mile and half. II
- about ~ sive miles from Wenatches It
the head of Nshahan gulch.
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ssotnss, June .. Especial. Threat
ming sseatheF caused MANY To stay at
seme. ?aii good crowd. including large
hams: ~ao came over from ro-t Blake
ey on sae City Of Aberdeen. witnessed the
RENE team take game from Granite
sAis, tic score being 33 TO 5. today. The
Aose 'ts'n. rs usual. started in pounding
Use h.i out OF the lot, their terrible bat
shs :iiug aboat the only feature of the
tsa.e. BeizlS ani Bird did fine battery
sesk sr iae home team and the visitors
aaa ava work finding the ball, except in
vac eShta inning, when they punched
@T Bis Roll maize the running catch
sasa second base. The nlaying of WEEK
:. NJ As'hori for Granite Falls was iine. his
1'os: hs being q feature. This Is the fifth
sAs?' same tor Suoaomish. Company
sss:ile. will he here mex. Sunday,
1a ~ Blakelcy will probably play here
% 'aSFvur,h.
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WINS A FIGHT
- !; Champion Of Ireland
xneeks Out Val Flood.
sy,T eouR-RouNo BATTLE.
80 R~orney 81 the CSlu1his
As!s~s c'ss'' series q H'ss'
nx-4hs Cowboy Rsesss.

r IL fune g.-The Columbian
IS. f1at held It's second tourney
h,6xp comparatively small audi-
!Tte attractions were finish Sight
s.s~.M Harh Napier. OF Australia. and
49,. Ans. Of Providence. x. l..
- D-soand 90 between fsser
Nehas tbs Irish Champion, ana
-, 1,sod. Of Australia, as curtain-raiscr.
49,: ard Burns fought for purse Of
Syn zach weighed L. pounds and they
-. "a Re bess Of condition. The 20 be-
-. .saaer snd Flood vas for 81 30. Of
-A,rh 11rl vas to 50 70 the loser. At 9:3l
$780,: .ud Flood entered the arena, the
sresIr ma lies bsiae over, snd they began
1hsir ea.s-
U,.,a . A-ssek spasr,ng cautiously, Nahsr
tr,~s. tle,1 6own three tisaes In quick sucees-
sscu esx Sssss 1ns blood.
49,, fsnsA--Nshef lands repeatedly On
v.so6's .eee sed stomach aud Rsts another On
- I'D IN ssturn. Then Flood lands on
veh1r,s Sses, drawing blood usbsr knocked
- Stss twice in quick succession. Flood
vusulsssssc b. the gong.
0Lur&.- y shsf rusncc Flood 20 tho ropes and
rsu6efains down ana ous with . terrific blow
= shtA. Flood remained unconscious Eve
$1,000 While Nshss vss quite fresh
Ds1h ssurns and Napier looked confident
- NY entered tho ring . few moments
~. hsy began TO fight at i0:i2
~ seaad-Burns received . blow In the
- Fast innghting followed. With little
60 esvsrsl exchanges ieft houoss even
-. soun1--fiesce exchanges, during
80 xtaisr draws 6rss blood. Both fighting
0p1K
MD stund-Sapier staggered b. . blow IN
! = seetS ard retsIaafes with . right hAndef
0kte4 ssSt turns TO the ropes.
ubunh got ad-Hapies forced the Axhtisg. but
cusU essss back holly and soon hsd his man
DeoU. siot exchange. which snd in Burns
80 md. closes The round.
I Pm rsend-Eurns chasos Napier around the
- and .sen they ciinch-
nth rsgnd--Burns lands thrice. In quick
oossssick. Flows on Nspies's face. followed By
0pnss Rag stinG. Of which Burns gets the
OaR
Gsvsnsl. foand-Aiter sparring. Eapiss
GIsehes AMI hits Burns while they are en-
egeied. Cries Of "foul," but Napier repeats his
hGssea ssrier knocks Burns down and the
opeg 10 ae that caves him.
Eighth Poo nd--Bosh coma up gfo9gy. Napier
rasass, if@,da on the stomach and KNOCKS Dob
lDun ana he II counted out.
IRH BAsEBALL RECORD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

p Log,s. June e-The Brosns won in the
oroud ifsstng. Score: 81 Louis T. Baltimore s.
CaicAc3, May m--The Colts could not win
eom thg Eri0egroomA Score: Chicago 2.
DssokiyrsA
CLsvgtASn. June 2s-Youngs homo run for
~ Cleveland was the feature Of the game.
oese: Cleveland 8. Washington 1
crScfssArt. June "a Tho Reds and Giants
Dhysd . .Ssyen-inning game and tied the score
"a Cane vas called on account Of darkness.
LOciss4iLE. May s6-The champions won on
- sfrtss u Pickpey and O'RourkA Louis
vile L E5sseu6
frSrsss sS. Juno o6-The Phtilies wore strong
= hai. sad woa with ease. Ptttsburg .. Phila-
hnarhia a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

fntr Ill. Jane - Kerry. the
a. he cowboy race. passed here At
OK th.s evening. Saith arrived
AL e..aespjc fosiesed short dis
re s >'saA 'nd. Iaey pasaeI GA TO DE
A.le. sAere they rest.
sSsrs- Is. Jane Ai-iloc Middleton
here a. $50 O'Clock this morning
70 cAs*sA.
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cNc ~. Juno ea-Ths track was fast at
ASssairt,on Park today. Summaries:
fca: siricngs--lIi Henry won, Iaveise second.
k.rsis q tairi. Tisne. IS.
Nile. dow woa. Mocks ht second, Revolver
saifd Ems.
hisn. ssd ous--sa'f furiengS-rhe sculptor
i.ea&
~ ia'loars-Pessara Won. Sunshine Whisky
e9eooi Salvation third Time, i.tA
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ousar:HRap BAY. June 26.-Ths track vas
~ todsss. summarize
Fnsursy eonrse-Mai. DAILY won. L'Rsstts Sec
ed sksAsis Idle third. Time. liz. "A
Nine savinngs-Ajax Won, Commancho Sec
ID. Krakow taIrd- Time, ga
Vine lsfloags-Mars won. Kilkenny second.
AsseoSn third Time. i:Sf Ia
Nile s,eeaption won. Arthur second. Bcss
Ueedufsi third. Time, l:s5 "a
Pear fuYlongs--Fiirt won, Faustiua second,
A,n GslJp third. Time, 10
NJ ie.lonss-Figsro Won, J. 2. b second.
JOoe q I'd Time I'm
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w&s IT A sMCGGLERf
A Mystsrtsas White sloop Arousss Gus
so.ns Omesrs' Suspicious.

so;ns Omesrs' Suspicious.
Awhile sloop. without light of any kind.
sailed quietly into the bay on the West
Seattle sids last night about 30 o'clock
and proceeded south in the direction
Of the Seattle Elevate. and Ter
minai railway trestle. From informa-
ton received ut the customs house il
would apr:ar that there were contraeand
Chinamenson board. bat where the landing
Was TO be made puzzled the officers. Dep
uty Collector of Customs u. \. Mckenzie
was seen to leave tor West Seattle and
it was also learned tina, guards had been
placed al0ng the water front in the city.
The mcoa, when no, hidden behind a
cloud. liz 81 the lay Sd that the dark huIis
of several traits could be seen. but a, the
time of going TO press no capture had been
made
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ithEAe. Mass. June @-The
Yacht C.ua hv.d its annual re-
dAs III Marh.ehead. vita = good
"o start. which held cat during
sae race. bat dai,ened oa, m,sers-
sae nai>h. The finish was IN the
ss.es'aS order:
~ S~Ss.. seafsouers-N alurteer won. Mar.
s'''s sses xe. Nav aowss thlra.
s est siAs., sioops asr Won Huposn
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
The britannia Uraeeu.

lit1aF hol, June @i--The four crack
,ash'g Of the season. the Prince Of Wales
ss1aTina, Lord runraven's Vaikyrir. j.
IN lNeFna aad \. - C.ark's Satan
sffsei to-day - sail race over Q
sf !.'s course. Tae Natkyrie finished
9 hoHrs aud Is miaate.; the Brit
a'a seeend IN 8 hours, - minutes ana Ii
VIC , tue sataniia ;A.rtt IN Is hours. -
ISIS and seconds. and the Iverna
'ssi .ong distance behind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

BERLIN. June GA terrible and fatal
accident occurred today in Reerhig's iron
works at Magdenburg. Saxony. Work
men were engaged in making
heavy casting. when there
occurred terrible explosion. causing the
liquid iron TO fly in all directions. covering
the workmen. Six men were killed out
right, while seven others were so terribly
burned that their recovery is despaired of,