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SUNDAY AT the FAIR.
A Big Attendance Yesterday-C Chicago Da
viii Be Record Breaker.

Will Be Record Breaker.
Chicago, Ill, Oct. Following
the rain Of yesterday, the sun came out
bright and cheerful this morning. The
day was warm and pleasant and the
people turned out quite largely for Sum
day. It was one OF the largest Sunday
crowds that has been to the fair for
several weeks. Like oil Sunday crowds,
the majority of the people spent the
day at the Art palace and the resorts
along Midway.
Its expected that this months at.
tendance will be far in excess Of that Of
any month OF the fair. Chicago day,
which will be celebrated October 8,
will probably, should the weather be
good, see more people at the fair than
any other day. The committee having
the sale of tickets in charge hope to
dispose Of three quarters Of a million Of
the pasteboards. The entertainment
provided for that day is certainly more
extensive than any other event.
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FOREIGN INTERvENTIoN
Prevents the Insurgent Tleet From AgaIl
Bombartllne Rio dc Jnneiro.

fFeEsuts tho 4naufBenG 1Ieet From ASnlh
Bombardlng BIO de JaneirO.
LONDON, Oct. dispatches received
here from Rio de Janeiro yesterday say
that Admiral de Melios, the commander
of the rebel feet, intended to attack the
fort at the mouth of Rio harbor, and
that he only desistsd upon the strong
representations Of the commanders Of
the foreign warships.
The British minister at Rio took an
active part with other foreign ministers
at Rio in doing everything possible to
secure the cessation of the hostilities.
The commanders of the foreign war
ships at Rio also took decidedly active
part in preventing further lombard
ments. At noon yesterday dispatch
was received here from Rio which indi-
Gates that the intervention Of ministers
and OF the commanders OF foreign war
vessels has been successful. It is now
believed that q favorable modification
of the situation has taken place.
A Washington dispatch says that Sec
retary Herbert said that there we're no
new facts to make public in the case of
the American named Boynton, who
had been arrested at Rio de Janeiro
while in command Of tug illegally fly
ing the British flag. 1t is unlikely
from what the secretary said
that anything further will be
done in the matter until the depart
ment has in its possession additional
information concerning the case: At
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REYoLr1N ARaRNr1NR
Two More Provinces join the Revelation.
ists-Radioal Party viii Win.

Two More Provinces Join tue heNolutob'
Radical Party win Win.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 1.-The Heralds Val
pOraiso dispatch says; A responsible
person who has arrived from over the
Andes says that he has positive In
formation that Catamarea and salta
lave Joined the provinces Of Santa Fe
and Tucamen in the revolt. Although
the decree from Buenos AyFas orders
mobilization Of the national guard my
Informant doubts Il the mon can be de.
pended upon, aud he believes they will
90 over 70 tho radical Fevolters. Should
President Pena be displaced. Uriburn,
nov Vice HEesident, will be President
aud Dr.. Allen Vice Pfesidens The fall.
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An Anarchist Joke.

wAsutNaToN, D. q, Oct 1.-The fol-
lowing circular was received by every
representative, senator and public Off
cial in Washington to-day:
"There is q time in the affairs OF men
when patience ceases, to be a virtue.
Down with the United States senate.
'"rhe enemies Of the people"
Although no skull and crossbones
headed the circular, the words were
printed in large, ominous. black looking
type. The letters werc postmarked New
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PirrsBuRau, Pa, Oct 1.-The Oliver
Iron and Steel Company, employing
1900 men, have reducad the wages in
all departments except the boiling de-
partnent, ten per cent, 70 take effect
tomorrow The firm refused to sign
the Amaleamated scale, aud the cut is
to meet the recent reduction conceded
by that organization.
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ure Of the squadron to revolt is the
only drawback to the triumph Of the
radicals. Strong doubts are expressed
in Santiago. Chill, as to the truth Of the
report Of the Argentine government
beating the revoltaFs. News is expected
by ANAL courier from across the noun
tains. A private letter from Buenos
Ayres gives assurances that the Radical
party will win in the end. l
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cut Free Fight,

Special Dtsp1tch 70 tie IntsAt9eHeer.
BucKnANNoN. W. Va, Oct LAT q
dance, in quarter Of the city known
as "oklahoma." free-tor.all-fght oc-
Cured in which Charley Gibson and
Emerson Farnsworth, a couple of sports,
were badly used up by some negroes,
who used razors very freely. Young
Gibson was cut in several places, one
slash being about four inches long in
the back.
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n Engllsh YleN.

LONDON, Oct l.-The 0bsTvsr com.
tnenting on the financial situation says
that further uncertainty as to the
financial policy OF the United States has
been caused by the continued resistance
OF the senate. American exchange has
hardened a point. II Is hoped that the
feeling Of distrust will beallayed by the
Arm tone Of President Cleyeland's
letter. The gold Is mot wanted here
and thelo will cause a renewal Of the
disturbances IN the United States.
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Barn Burned.
spectal Dipoteh 10 he Intelltomcer

epttldI VI374le18 70 VIC 4WItI'IVsF'Vus
MARr1SsBURa, W. Va, Oct LA
large barn and number of Outbuild-
ings, located near Swan Pond, in this
county, about six miles east OF this
place on q farm owned and occupied by
Mr.. Daniel Haley, were entirely con-
sumed by FIRE yesterday. The loss Is
estimated at about $1,000, with no in.
aurance. The fire is supposed to have
been the work OF an incendiary.
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Burglars Make a Haul


srEuBEsv1IIE, O., Oct. 1.-Burelars
last night entered the residence Of
Jacob Fickes and secured gold watch
and some money. Also the residence
OF John Kinney and stole two gold
watches, belonging to Ross D. Giffin
and wife, formerly Of Bellaire.
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P1rTsBuRan, Pa, Oct. LA special
New York train of nine Pullmans en-
route from the Worlds Fair was de-
rallied near Wildwood, Pa, on the
Pittsburgh and Western railroad early
this morning. The passengers were
thrown from their berths, but escaped
with slight bruises and a bad fright.
Several New York newspaper men were
on the train, which was delayed three
hours by the wreck. The accident was
caused by the rails spreading.
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rrnlrnt nralsen,ens strise.

EvANsv1IIr, IND., Oct Lat the
change Of watch this morning all
swItchmen and freight brakenien on
the Ohio Valley division Of the New
mort News & Mississippi Valley railroad
strnck. They refuse % accept the ~
per cent reduction which went into et-
feet to-day.
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Notlce of Rell notion n IYagea.

TREsrox. N. j.. Oct LA notice mas
been posted in the mills Of the Trenton
Iron Company announcing the redun.
ton OF 10 per cent IN wages OF all eln-i
ployes TO take effect tomorrow. The
officials and foremen's wages we're cut .
week ago, sI
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THREATENING CLOUDS.
That Lower Over Europe, and
Which May Break
WITH The LlGH7NIN@ OF War
And the Thunders OF a General
Conflict on the Continent
GERMAN ETlACHESMHYHlTHDRA

From Paris and Rome If tho Russian.
Fleets Visit to Toulon is Made Too
Much ol-The Incident May Lot
Fly the Spark Which VIII Set Fire
to Europe's Powder HIagazine-The
"Fire.orackor'' Party of France Is
Hot For the Fray.
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Fire at Piedmont,
,lpa!cG 10 he I,teIltgcncer

Special DLGD1tch % Ne laieIs0tncef
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Oct. 1.-Two sta
bles aud their contents belonging 70
John seabel and George R. Murphy,
we're burned tonight. They were sup.
posed to have been fired by boys.
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that the appointment Of Justice Horn
blower shall be confirmed by the senate
before that time. The overloaded state
Of the docket makes it important that
his portion OF his work should be as.
signed to him at the opening Of the
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In the United States Senate May
be Full of Surprises.
ALTHOUGH THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Calls For a Number of Speeches
From Silver Senators.
THE SPECTRE OF NIGHT SESSIONS

sim Looms Up, as tho Truce Expires
by Limitation To-day-still Talking
Compromise, but no Agreement
Will be Made on Last Fridays
observation-disclosures Speech in
the House Will Furnish a Text For
Some Lively Republican Speeches.
Au Anarehist's Notice 60 the sena-
tors
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BosroS. Oct l.-Artiysd, scythIs.
Liverpool.
HAvsE, Oct Arrived, La TopFaine,
New York.
sournAarrox, Oct. l.-Arrtvsd. Ems,
New York. M
BRowHRAD, Oct. 1.-slgh,ed, BothnIn,
New York for London.
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Extend Him Vote OF Thanks.
Special Dt,patth 70 tAt lats!Ei0eaesr.
HUNTINGDON. W. Va, Oct 1.-The
Garfield Club. of Huntington, a well
known Republican organization Of this
city, has been called to meet tomorrow
night for singular object. Mossofthe
members of the club heard the re-
marks Of Governor Maccorkle Thurs
day night in defense Of himself, and the
general opinion was that it was a first
class Republican speech. The club will
probably extend Governor MacCorkle
a vote OF thanks for his protective pro.
clivities.
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AYoathful Felnale AparehIst.

LONDON. Oct. LA dispatch to The
Daily Negs from Vienna describes
a remarkable meeting of women social.
lists, which occurred yesterday at
schoenbrunn, a suburb Of Vienna. The
women present were mostly matrons,
but prominent among them was q
handsome young girl, iauntily dressed,
with rosy cheeks and bright flashing
eyes, whose invectiyes against the gov-
ernment and the present order Of
things in general sounded strangetfon
such youthful lips.
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Special Dlspaleh 10 ne Intsllt0eneer.
srEuBENvt1rE, OHIO, Oct. 1.-Incen-
diary fires here last night DESTROYED the
stables Of James Cooper and William
Ruddicks.
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wont hornbIoWer CoallrmotI.

wAsaIxeToS, p. g.. Oct 1.-The
supreme court OF tina Uuitea'states will
meet ON Monday octobete. The mem.
bers OF ths.cOurt feel a natural anxiety
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Pottery Burned,

TRENTON, MI, Oct. 1.-The Enters
prise Pottery Company, controlled by
the American Pottery Company, was
destroyed by fire tonight Yhe loss 10
Estimated at $4,000.
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HAwnuRo. Oct. 1.-Two new cases OF
cholera have been reported here since
Yesterday; two cases previously re-
ported hove ended fatally. [
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A LIVELY BATTLE
Between the Police of Manchester
and English Anarchists.
.'REDSg GET ENIIRELY TOO GEY

over the Disclosures Of tho Vienna
Conspiracy aud the Approaching
Death Of Pallas, the Spanish An.
archlst, Syhe Attempted the Life Of
General cGmbos-Tho spaniard
VIII bs Shot Next woek-He Had
Accomplioes-More Arrests Made.
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wooden Company Goes Into Liquidation.
AuBuRS, N. Y, Oct. 1.-The Auburn
woolen Company has gone into voiun-
tary liquidation. It began operations
In i347. Four hundred and fifty oper-
atiyes will be thrown out OF employ
meut,
smMoSs Liver Regulator, bear in
mind, Is not an experiment., It Is en-
dofsed by thousands.
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1renther Iorecllsl 20 rn.lnr.

Ohio, generally iaiF warmer except cooler In
Ohio und OaSteTly Wlnds.
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PAILAs, APPRoAoAING pgATA

Causes the Spanish Authorities to Take
Some Extra Precautions.
BARCELONA, Oct. 1.-The approaching
death of Pallas, the anarchist, who will
be shot in the back next week, is die
cussed throughout Spain. While very
little sympathy is expressed for the
desperate man, the police are well aware
that he has number of sympathizers,
among certain class of the populace.
+ This has caused them TO take the.
most extraordinary precautions, and;
to make the most thorough search tor
proofs OF further outrages contem.
plated. In this investigation 1t now
appears tile police have found positive
proof that Pallas had accomplices
among foreign anarchists.
An Italian named Manciwas arrested
to-day, charged with being one Of these
accomplices, and It is said that the
police expect him to place them in the
way of obtaining information which
will lead to further and more important
,arrestR. tl
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MANCHESTER, Oct. LA very lively
and interesting fight between number
Of English anarchists aud squad Of
police took place here to-day. The.
police, it appears, have long been aware
that the anarchists had formed group
in this city, aud that they were holding
meetings at irregular intervals.
The discovery of the Anarchists plot
to blow up the house of parliament in
Vienna, and the attempt Of the.
Spanish Anarchist, Pallss, to.
kill the commander-in.chief Of
the Spanish forces, seems to
have aroused the English anarchists to
q pitch of unusual excitement, for they
commenced drinking immoderatety
shouting and cheering at their meetings
and making things very disaereeable
for the peaceful residents OF the neigh-
borhood OF their meeting place.
This gave the police the opportunity
they had been looking for and formal
complaints Of disturbances of the peace
were made against them and a raid
upon the assembly rooms Of the "reds"
was made to-day by the police. But
the attempt to take them into custody
was resisted by the Manchester AM
archists, who were full Of fight.
They seized hold OF chairs and
other pieces of furniture, aud
defended themselves desperateiyagai
the policemen. The latter drew their,
batons, and one Of the most interesting
rough and tumble fights between the
police and anarchists ever witnessed In
this country took place.
During the battle three Anarchists
were so severely injured that they had
to be taken to the hospital, and NUM-
Der on both sides received less serious
wounds.
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a. flfnlshed by q, ScIINEFF, druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth Btreen.
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orcoRKIE,s SPEECH.

The Garfield Club, OF Huntington, Will
Extend Him Vote Of Thanks.
Speefnl Dispateh 10 the Iai6ggiceaetr,
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PEFFIR'S SCHEME DISCUSSED
Senator Hill AStOniSnGS Everybody BY
Coming TO It's Support.
wAVERIsa IN lHG SENATE
Tho Lee Mantle case Decided Ar ain 4 he
New Senator but Afterwards Left Open
to More Argument,
Associated Press.

Washington, Aug, 23-In the senate
today the resolution offered by Pfeffer
Of Kansas, as to the violation of the
law by the National banks in declining
to pay depositors' checks In currency,
was taken up and a motion to refer il
to committee on finance. (made by
Hoar, republican, of Mass) gave rise
to long and somewhat exciting dis
cussion. German pointed out that the
adoption of q resolution would be a
notice to the comptroller of the cur-
rency who would Immediately proceed
to enforce the law and thereby neces-
state the closing of the banks and
cause utter ruin to the country. The
cause Of Pfeffer was sustained by SEN
ator Hill who broke away from the
leadership of German and Voorhees,
and In direct opposition to the position
taken by them, made several speeches
which showed division in the ranks.
I'LL plainly took a position which In
dicates that he has opinions and Views
of his own not to be moulded by those
who have been considered leaders Of
the democratic side in the senate. Hill
undertook to draft some notifications
Of the resolution, but before he had
completed them the morning hour had
expired and the resolution went over
without action. The report Of the COM
mittee on privileges and election in ia
voring the seating of Lee Mantle as
senator from Montana, was taken up.
Arguments against the adoption Of the
report and the admission of Mantle
were made by Galllnger and Plat.
Turpie and Chandler replied to some
Of Platt's points and Pasco replied to
Chandler. Hawley argued in favor OF
by Hoar In favor of the majority re-
port. Then at 5:15 q vote was taken on
the substitute offered by Vance, de-
claring Mantle was not entitled to a
seat. The vote resulted: Yeas. So; Nays.
80 The substitute was agreed to. The
Following Is the vote IN detail:
Yeas--Messrs. Berry Blackburn. Car
fer, Coke, Cullom, Dixon. Faulkner
Galinger Gepl,re. Gibson, Gray, Harris.
KYLE, Lindsay Mcmillan. Mcpherson,
Henderson. Mills, Mitchell, (Oregon)
Mitchell (Wisconsin) Murphy Palmer,
Pasco, Pfeffer, Platt, Proctor Ransom.
Smith, Stockbrldge. Vance, Vest. Villas.
Washburn, White, California; and
White, (fawa). Total, 35.
Manderson who had changed his
vote from nay to yea in order to make
motion to reconsider made that mo-
tion. A motion to lay the motion to re-
consider on the table was made by
Vance, but without action on 1t, the
senate adjourned till tomorrow leav-
ing the Lee Mantle case still open.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Chas. p. Hegele, is in town.
Julius Levy of. Portland, is in town.
B. T. Murphy Of Tacoma, is in town.
F. W. Pettybone of San Francisco is
in town.
Russ T. Chamberlain and wife came
down the river yesterday.
A. F. Smith and c. e. Smith are
registered at the Occident.
Colonel Jordan is expected back
from the East in a few days.
Sam ]. German, wife and four chill
dren and maid are down from Port
land.
Mrs. A. M. Perrie goes 10 Seaside to-
day on a visit to Rev. w. s. and Mrs.
short for few days.
Rev. w. L. McEwan with a large
beach party passed down from Port
land yesterday morning
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If ia
grippe" has left you weak and weary.
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on liver. stomach, and kid
neys, gently aiding those organs to
preform their functions. If you are
afflicted with sick headache, you viii
find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial Will
convince you that this is the remedy
ycu need. Large bottles only SOC. at
Charles Rogers drug store.
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ALLoNBY WILL LOAD SALMON.

Portland, Aug 2S.-The bark Allon-
by which arrived in on Tuesday. goes
on the engaged list, but rumor has
her with an outward salmon charter
Instead Of wheat. About 10000 cases Of
salmon are held at Astoria for foreign
account and it is understood that the
Allonby will take it aboard. Her
freight rate is reported to be So shlll-
ings.
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1NpEPENpENcE ITEMs.

Independence. Or, Aug 2s.--This af-
ternoon the government snag boat
stopped on the rapids just above the
town and set blast in a huge snag
in the river. A farmer named Johnson
came driving along the bank when
the blast exploded he was about three
hundred feet away. A piece of timber
foot thick and twelve feet long
struck his wagon, badly wrecldng 1t,
and soaring hi team so that they ran
away. It was a narrow escape.
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THE INQUEST NOT CONCLUDED.

Portland Aug. 2S-The coroner's in
quest over the body of Lieutenant Mel
son who was killed in the sham battle
Saturday, was adjourned this evening
until tomorrow when additional testi-
mony will be taken The testimony
trus far shows that Brigadier General
Compson was the only brigade officer
who favored the sham battle
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THE DEMAND FOR MONEY.

New York, Aug. 2S. The demand for
money for the purpose of moving
crops is beginning to- be felt. Currency
still commands premium Of ~ per
cent, but business Is light. The gola
to arrive is at a premium Of rs per
cent. Spot gold is offered at ~ per
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NOT SENT AN ULTIMATUM.

Washington, Aug. 23.-The reports
that the Chinese government has sent
an ultimatum to the United States
with regard to the Chinese exclusion
act is pronounced at the state de-
partment to be without foundation.
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TORN TO PIECES.

Vancouver. Aug. 2S.-A man named
Boyes was literally torn to pieces this
afternoon while at work three miles
above Vancouver, blowing out stumps.
He died within an dour after the ac-
cident He came here from Woodlawn.
Oregon. His daughter lives iE Port
In al
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CLEVELAND is WELL.

Washington. Aug. 2S.-Prlvate Sec
retary Thurber and Colonel Lamont
who has just returned from Buzzards
Bay, report that President CleySland
is in good health, and say that stories
to the contrary are false
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

Washington. August 23.-chairman
Wilson, Of the committee on ways and
means, today said: 1.-THE committee
will probably prepare general tariff
bill in accordance with the declaration
Of the Chicago platform. think it
quite probable that congress win ad-
journ about the middle Of September" I"
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A FAMOUS INDIAN FIGHTER.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 2S.-R. L. Wool
en-, we'll known throughout the country
as "Uncle Dick" died at Trinidad, last
night in his SOth year. He was the
greatest pioneer in America and the
Oldest Indian fighter in the world
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WHITE CITY WILL BE SOLD.

Worlds Fair Grounds. Aug. 3D.
Today was West Virginia and Della
ware Day. Delaware furnished the
peaches and West Virginia the punch.
After the exposition Is over the build
ings WIN be sold al auction. About the
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CHOLERA IN MISSOURI

wellington, Mo-. Aug. 2S.-Mrs. Ma
ry Landrum, who lived mile and a.
half west OF tbs place died this morn
ing OF sporadic cholera.
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WHERE IS THE sARNIA?

Montreal, Aug. 2S.-The Dominion
liner sarnia sailed for Liverpool 26
days ago, but no news has since been
received from her. 1t is feared that
something serious has happened.
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ASTORIA. OREGON. THURsDAY MORNING, AUGUsT q,

only things for future use in them are
iron and steel arches and the timbers.
1t is thought that not more than a
million dollars will be realized from the