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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

ASsangeo~ats 60 Receive the vtesogss
vfo1so1o Next sasuYAny.

AYYaageoSats 60 Receive the vtet01s0
vfsssSss Next sstsrAsT.
Tie general committee Of the K Of P.
lodges and uniformed divisions Of the city
held . meeting - Castle hall last
evening 20 make srran eezsenss for the re-
ceysson Of the K. Of r. excursion from
Victoria On Saturday. Oae thousand
Knights are expected They will ie.vs
fsetoria 81 D. N. OF the steamer Islander,
expsc: - arrive here shout noon and viii
Ieare on the return st o II.
Fifty Knights we're present at the meet
ing. xac the committee Organized by the
election Of II. B. Bigclox Is chairman
sad W. kierski ss secretary After talk
ing over plans for entertaining the visitors,
q reception committee rs. appointed, also
an executive committee With ir!, power 70
&C: in making II arrangements as 70 PRO-
granme. etc. Following A-e tie con.
mitt~es:
Eeospt.oa coznissee-E. J. Magic, z Bow
esz. r. L Jacobson. " wLaagfo.d, I. G.
Alcir, O. A Lafayette, & Z Cx,sis.e A. l.
Hslsy, W. A. saytes. J. Sullivan, H Px-ke. aai
" Zoo.
Executive courni.tee-I J. Stock. ". Kser.kt.
e. Is Grss.a. L g. Fsegre. r. G. AIbiu, A. P.
Murphy. z r. Hickman. " MeFarixad. H z.
ssuEasf. l. II sasw, Z 7. Hug. n. Aaaenoa, r.
j. gearaon and II. A. Eigeiow.
The general committee then adjourned
and the executive COMMITTEES organized
with 1ea. II A. Bigeiox a. chairman, ".
Kiersk;. secretary. and H. T. Ssumer.
treasurer TIE following com mi.;ees were
appointed 20 report tonight n Z O'Clock.
Ca aos4e-L stock. z ;. Hickman ana Z I.
Hgd
Ga eA..-F. Eea,don. ". Kae-ski ana Il
esgE3g,-
Ga sssssers-G. G. G,iAa. A. p. Xarpny ard
". Mcfarland
Ga proSranze-w. Kse-ski, z r. Hickman
I. u Aleia. Leo sieek sst H. A. B4xeaow.
On prin s.aS-Z- y. u.ex nan. ]. &. Alta a.d
fso s.ock-
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y 0ao048a1 Oo1 - kaA4oeDe 49,
1ssssss - sks Asss2ssy.
eza4sy - Cssn.ssgas Eeaca vss dsy
- ssse keszsy and sssssess: - facs fAs
secoa1 sabsa.h 81 tss sssena.y uas N
dssi ose. The saief ins<-ess cessered
s-ovr4 d. Keats address ~ 4 L. 90
The 1es~ees Of the Book 81 sahsD.
vhsca oyeze1 she 1sy. as1 Rev. 4 ..
WsaeAesse.'s s<YEez Is Il . x D--
kezsss address, uas listened 20 wish 6e<c
srsersss ~ god arnf~r. Ias T5srrany
rorsnip rs 81 II 4 "a Tie stss<sy sersses
ct the C5sasarczs sztrsl uxs rseS- Rsss.
e. C. zaass1. II seattle. cOs17ctsd ;ss
nsEsse. s14 Ma Esnson ssGE 500
Mr. WsneAesssg's se-rso1 sas &C
TIE G-ss8exr Of Nzr," azd r2s
raovssg aad~ iasssessEsg nsscozrse-
Mr. Winchester 10 snaa With history.
hsvsng Deea . nsssssS11sy - NortAers
China. near N7aeosia. srss sD7.s OF tie
great sail He - Dos 10 charge 81 TIE
Gksa<s. mission work In British Comm
bEs for the PresDytesaan eazfrn Of CanA6A
His easressoess ao5 naas<r eaa--aed ass
audience, snd the management sers Co.'S
grss2assed ovsr sad arsia fys o.azy aog hsra
70 the Chsz.snGza rs.sso-na-
Ike other services of sns d1r we're fAe
Bsase scaool ~ % the Chaa1asqGs Cars
slsa EaSsxsor meeting ~ els ard ske
.'seasace sesper service" ~ 7-5l IAs lAss
closed the day's programme
The second week Of tie assembly cpened
yesterday bright and eseU. The Seattle
cossingencr uas increased By tie arrival
Of Rev. z z D1nl.p aad family 20 the
camp. aad Miss Lastse Keens 20 JON s<a-
xs,s E~s~s II xezr
regsstered Dexter Horton. H. l. Ssze..
and Mrs. d. D. HarxeT. The hoteS over-
looks the bay and . . charming plAce -
y fssch 20 sScp-
The programme 81 the morning Vas
given Up 10 Or. K=ns rish his study OF
Nahum Those privileged 30 take IA taess
lectures viii have mach 70 hep ihezn IN
their home at1dy.
The opening 81 the Sunday school con-
vensson Vas postponed tsiI eseninz. when
A. r. Burresi delivered the scs:ress %
welcome, which mas responded 20 By d. s.
johnssoa. Of TaeosEs. pyesa6ess Of the
state Sunday Senoo. Association. Some
very CHOICE music. both vocal and insfr1-
nnenszi. Vas furnished by Prof ana Nfs-
Aunson. The frs: topics Of rich pro
grsnuse xese fakea up and ably discussed
by members q the convention, and alto
geiher il Was q profitable and ansnicioas
opening OF the convention. All Sunday
tesooi workers Of oGr city should avail
themselves Of this opportunity 70 attend
the sessions Of the ssa.e association today
and tomorrow.
Wednesday il "cAiidren's Day." and
many Of the Sunday schools expecs 70 80
with large delegations Of teachers and
children 70 chs-tara.a on that day. The
City OF Abefdeen viii ieave the City dock
q, $50 4 n, one hour later than yesser-
day and today. 20 IS TO accommodate the
parents and children. Size 10 large boat,
carrying l5y passenger She viii return
~ 4 30 p IL and 90 10 Caaufaaa1a again
s: s-53 >. Es-. returning AZ 10 p n
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PERSONAL

". G. poaxlass. o. ssaaw wood. 10 q quest ., tss
Digsr-
4 ". salisbury, Of woo,ey. is . CUES. OF q.
Arlington.
:. c. c.lzla. o, ssslioa. registered YESTERDAY
.; tie Da@es.
Maxi ". sasgrsre. Of Spokane, 10 stopping a,
TIE Arlington
Mr. za4 Ars J. Kaox. OF Sorsa Yakima n.
s:op9inx a. TIE ps!ler,
:. W. Morgan. tee Se~ wAs.co-a banker. {. g..
guest o: the Northern
Mr.. ss9 Mrs. Tacr.ss BsA;oa. q, Peg. Nal.
son, are gscsts &c tie Grad
J. ~. Lively xne J. r fknehe-.v es Pa.
Townsend. ara guests of The TRIAD
A A. Miller cane ossr FROM C~rsras.s v~...-
Car an: - sisspias 81 tie o-etseasai.
wIlissz p, CAruISxrs came IN from s,.eo,...
EessertAs sni - Registered ~ tie 9raad.
Peter Ail.Sn. ailzisaa gee~s soa T;~a-z.
s1@an q Aos1yn, are stopping ~ tee oecisss-.,sl
Manager Joan =. Co-arxy left .sr Pertain.
iAss nhsst 10 9o@k sfs<< A.s insEes.s IA that ely.
Charles A. ssng. manager ., TIE Robert Ms-,-
tell G2aSAay. REGISTERS. ysszeccxy q: tie Nez-1h
err.
H. l. Tissais, T.. s-a Master r-suess m
nss, 81 Pcs. zSszs<aG. are sssr24aS a, ,ne
uccs:estaL
AlSaa !. psskerrnxa. chef earspee, q. ,ss
Everett i@aa so1nsazg szssrpcsses 10 . guest
O. the Esia&er
MA "a H. swIsse. gil lease tcrrerrov fe-
rAeavss - sosR her aasaszd Tssy ". rsn.sa
there several faua.ax
MEa. j. n osigses ses, last agsa. for sssv.,.
FoSHt Wis. v as-c sse sxs asss ca,,es sv.A.
ssrsaas illness 81 asf tasser
Mas susie I. BROOKS less o. TIE Nu-zA--- p.
G &c y~sss-1ey Toe A. exseases tip n sas p.
Ssssa vii sncazss Ceseass ssa tse 49,.
FAIR, Mes losk az9 oss<Z EAsssra esstex -.
VII &c soce sozse Z wcsxA
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Sister Mary Of the Nativity. Mother So
psrsor Of The House Of the Good Shepherd,
made retarn 70 the wiz Of hsheas corpus
sasd OF: fo- Magic NcSee By her assorsed
father. JOAN Lowell. and her mother, Kate
Lowell The ses1rs denies that Maggie .
sniavfaly deprived Of Ter nserty, and
states thar the girl sss given 10 sAe Gus
toby OF toe Hozse OF the Good Shepherd
70 Be cared Tor anris she shoc!d be Il yesrs
Of age The resGrn also alleges tsaf the
p2ssnis Of sae gira heas her and forced her
TO tex and impose Gp0a charitable people.
II also alleges TIA; the adoption Of M.xxie
BY the Loyel.s xss illegz1, for the reason
tnas the superior court Of Pierce county
had no jurisdiction when the adoption vAs
made The conclusions Of iav in the
former cczsess ossr The caild between the
same parties are also quoted from Al Of
the facts a.1sgeS, tie Slater cisims. are
grounds fo- The eis1lsssi Of the petition OF
she LoreslA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

CSDDo0y = 1nses1s Csta4 Joe0 Cop
- IooRe1 AvSD8sL
Tie board 81 pE5ssc vo-xs yesterday
granted permission TO Cczpsay D %
ex<a5sasa . camp On LaGr& zveaGe aoa
AsazGb-a ssree.
The TaIoa Trrsk Line pesissoned the
board ncs 20 lay any ssdess4k O East
street., Bear the power hozse- - j: voc.9
- "a snco1vepienes. Sus CITY Eagsneer
I1oznscc reported shas ]: Vas the corposz-
fioa eocnse.'s advice that the uork pro-
cee5 % accordance with the terms Of the
contract
Il szs decided 10 call for bids fof not
more than atty hyarants and gates
The b2ssness Of the session Vas smoss
entirely rocs,ne. consisting Of noathiy
estimates on streets partly competed. ex-
ceps East street, which viii Be viewed by
the board today preparatory to accept
ing IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

WEs1nsssTEE JAY m.-sSpecaalf-Lass
evening. about l0s3J O'Clock, . strange
comet Vas observed "A the northwestern
sky Ia direct line below the North star
and About D degrees ADORE the horizon,
tas tai pointing sosa-ss the zenith. Tie
course Ut the come: Vas slightly IN an
o5siqrs direction away froea the earth.
Local star gxxers eo1.6 DO: believe as 6rss
that Is vas . comet a. none had been
heralted hy ossesvasories. but - night
PROGRESSED il tail became quite distinct
AID asoot O'clock Iss quite h.iilisns.
To the NAKED ere is appeared 20 srsveg
sso1sr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

oLrxrsA. July II SPECIAL County
Attorney Root has dismissed ali sax suits
heretofore brought by him for the cosaec-
sioa Of Ih1rston county delinquent taxes
Up 20 April l. ISL This Vas done in &C.
corcsnoe With tie Lar passed by sae last
Legislators. repeating the former statute.
Judge irsin. who held eoars in this eoansy
recently, bed that tie defendants in such
tax suits were entitled TO recover their
costs A stipulated case will be taken into
the supreme court for Enal disposition
O: the question Of costs.
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hsss asssys nxsneslse1 tks< khs cAxrae-
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ksys ct 81 vsGssz<s. sn5 To <AsrEs
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exessa possxsca. ecnssss ct sss ps<rnnAss -
sAe c<sarezr<rg Ise Seesssoa at 5s1gs
Ls@xtey slss hare s5e <Grs 81 rseexsas =
fsxGat ssy sssenrs 81 sse ssrs 81 nsyoE
10 ezkr-zse his szthsss.y u s1ca - a<ss-
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board 81 ce..sy C...,sss.sr.


Atthe meeting Of the board Of county
commissioners held yesterday morning the
following business was transacted:
The report Of the resurvey Of county road
No. was accepted.
The petitions Of ]. ". Baker and J. c.
AcAuis:er for the vacation OF county
roads we're read and Laid over
Iae report OF the suvvey Of the northern
boundary Of King county Vas received and
accepted.
The bonds Of ]. e. Mcdonald. E Taysor
and 9. W. nbbe..s - road oyerseers were
approved.
The bad OF John Langs:on for the in-
prose'nent Of she coznsy road near OrsiIis.
for the improvement of which sAs bids
we're opeaed last week. Vas accepted
A conssac: was entered into With ". p
Hoscs Tor the improvement Of tie CHRIS
topic. county road.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

PoRr TowSsxxp, July i0-fSpecs.a- Al
the municipal election today ;hes. entire
tsckes was elected By the Democrats. With
ms.orssses ranging from 70 20 Is votes. ex-
cef'slng James A. Wilkes, for city marshal,
Who Was elected by only II majority over
E. E Hickman The election passed of
quietly. Light vote being poiled.
A H Tucker. the Democratic candidate
for mayor, carried every ward IL the city
and Wa elected b. 50 majority.
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CHICAGO. Jziy io-EsrninSs Of the CHI
esgo, Milwaukee So. Paul road for the
year ending June % we're 81. SIS. Goa,
against -. 81 5as fos the previous year.
% the total amount earned. 81. Tc. - vss
from freight, s.. Us. 5oA passengers and
g. a.. SIS miscellaneous
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

OLYMPIA. July 10 TSpecih.l - The
state land commission met today
after . weeks recess and transacted large
amour. Of routine business All the
briefs ana papers relative 20 the Port An
geles hareor case, brought 30 test the jnris-
diesion Of t1e commission over the tide
lands Of the bsa;e. hare been fled, and the
cause viii es heard in the supreme court
tozno-row, con meacing ~ noon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-11

OLYMPIA. July ia-fSpecia-E Judss
Robinson today obtained swris Of man.
dasnus against County Auditor Moore in
case which is brought 10 ses. the eonsfssu-
,ienaiisy Of the law passed hy the last leg
stature compelling county treasurers to
certify that al taxes have been paid on
property before deed or mortgage can be
recorded agains. -
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fe- Esesess sn1 a. gaarss oz sss 4 =
fsssass szke The seattle. lake score Y.sss.,
NsE-s sesxanS seattle .. n o ~ aa4lv gA-ass-a
ee@AeSt<cssA srsE sa2ASsa "a. No ,sss~y
4Ese&sa tickets SD a. seattle 1eces
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Paia ssoz fne Eessaoa. Dyspepsia ana too
hearty eassax. - relieved .; aEes BE- sAxing ocs
Of Carriers Lsssze Lxsss Pills izaEzetsEssy as.sr
Saaaef EcaI fcrxes sssa
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ioaes. Azxusssas Ca aossi 20 as Fsons
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27
GortieeIns foTgt.2

- Collector (ipatbenb): ngeabiidtis
gen Sic bieie Hednung nddIts
@o6e gu beSablen ober ni6t2" =
@8ulbner: ,8snn sic mir Die @abl
laFen, 10 pdble id bas 2estsre. 9ants
befsnS!"
- Balter: rOieie 3pifIinge i9in'
ben mir bic Seele aus bem 2eibe. SD
mub iie fait Die sanae Na9t iiber aui
unb ab tragen." - Weiler: sd baP
Sir's ia 9eIa9t, 9u piiroelt aaeSdnbe
bon 5u tbun baben, penn Su has
MdS4en beiratbeteit."
= nGegen 8e5abluna Der snfers
tipnstpiten iinb mir allerbings bereit,
Sbre Sobesanseige unb bds Stem nit
Der @efdidte Sbres Sobes in bas9lati
einauriiden," Iagte Der 2otalrebatteur.
rallein ith fann ben 3iped bapon ni9t
einIeben. - Mann aus Gbieago: Den
3ped2 g2un, meine Grau bat iiebtn
S9peitern nit groBen 6amilien. unb
bic baben alfe SreipdiIe fir bic Gifen'
babn ipGbrenb Der Dauer Der 2uas
ftellung. Sd sebenfe. ieber BON ben bcs
treffenben Jamilien sipei anaeitrifene
Gremplar, bes 8lattes nit meinst Sos
bssdnaeiae auauienben". .4. .4-.-I
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Ser Gjenerbeconaref,

in MisfoIc5 (llnearn) ienbete eele.
gentlid bes 8anlets. ipeldes nah ab.
ioIpirtem Yro9ramm absebalten tpur.
be. elm 8eeruBungstsfeeramm an Cub.
mig SoGutb. auf ipel1ss oerlslbe foI'
aenbes Acknowledgment fenbete:
mSerrn 6ranS Pflie9ler in MistoIe5.
sFiir Die freunbli9e Grinnsrung bes
@eperbeeorporatioas Gon9reiIes ban.
fe i'd. auein i6 tpiinIc1e, puB Sbr
8unld. @Ott m0ge MIDI nod Ianse
lebsn laHen, ni9t in Grfiiuuns eebe!
SD perlanse ni1ts msbr Dom 2eben.
GoIIuth."
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-03-03

The southern express on the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad, which left Broad street station,
Philadelphia, Mt 1890 o'clock Wednesday
morning, eoilldcd with the Morton, Pennsyi-
yania, accommodation train near South street
station. West Philadelphia. Three ears OF
the accommodation train were wrecked. -Four
persons were killed and ten others were ln-
jurcd.
The accommodation train was crossing a
switch To pull into South street station. All
the ears but the last one hal crossed when
the Southern express came rushing down the
track and struck the local passenger car that
was upon the switch full In the middle. The
express was made up entirely OF heavy Pull.
mans and the light passenger ear was hurled
Nifty feet from the track, broken aud smashed
by the terrible force Of the blow The OK.
press train escaped injury aud the engineer
Immediately stopped hi. train.
Tho crash Of the collidlng trains and tho
screams and shrirks OF the unfortunate pco-
pie pinned down beneath the broken timbers
OF the wrecked cars speedily attracted an cx-
cited crowd 10 the scene.
The killed AMI wounded were confined 10
the third ear Of the accommodation, and ihis
WAS completely wrecked. -Four person. were
killed and ten injured or the Injured none
arc dangerously hurt,
The killed were Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Miner
OF Media, Miss Mary u. Reid Of Media. Rev.
James Walker Of Lcnnl.
Tho President was ON special train fol.
lowing the express III. train was delayed
about half mn hour aud then proceeded 10
New York.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-03-03
THE READING ROAD IN TROUBLE
Appoint ment OF Receivers to Look After
the Great Corporation.

appointment OF Receivers to Look After
the Great Corporations.
The Reading RAILROADS. property VA;
placed IN the hands OF receiver on the oOtt
by Judge Dallas Of Philadelphia, ..cp,.
The procecaiHau'0i-s York, member Of
toE Ifd Of preference bonds, against the
Philadelphia X Reading road, the Philadei-
phia n Reading Coal ~ Iron company, and
the Pennsylvania Railroad company for In.
suranse on lives and granting annuitics. The
receivers appointed are: Archibald A. Nc
Lcod, president Of the company; Chief Jus
ilcc Edward N. Paxson, Of the Supreme
Court; and Elisha r. Wilbur, ex-president OF
the Lehigh Valley road. Justice Paxson at
once sent his resignation As chief justice Of
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania to Gov
ernor Pattison.
The security Of each receiver was fixed at
e5OO0OC, for which they are to enter their
own bond. George l.. Crawford was az, Joint
ed master. A similar bill, It Is said, VIII
be fled ut Trenton, New Jersey.
President Mcleod Of the Reading railroad,
denied himself to all ncwspaI or men, but late
In the afternoon announced Indirectly that he
"""'u P'sp"ie ''''c"c"' VI thc company
troubles.
George llarte, Jr., president OF the finance
committee Of the Pcnnsy lvania, and CONNER
cial agent OF the Reading, said that the
finance committee has from =, 600, 900 to So.
100000 worth Of Reading coal on hand upon
which no advances have been made. This
advance, Mr.. liarte declared, was enough to
pay the Readings floating debt twice over.
When asked the cause Of the present dIiil.
Guilty, Mr.. Earl said Il was due to everybody
demanding his money at once, which was I'm.
necessary, for the company was able to pay
Its debts
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-03-03

The United stnies Il the chief sourcc of
supply from which Germany draws the deficit
IN her domestic brcAd.tuffs. Such il the In.
formation contained IN report 10 the stats
department by Frank II. Mason, consul At
Frankfort, OF tho statistics OF grain imporia.
show mn enormous Increased volume Of both
wheat and rye Imported from the United,
STATES, From the fourth place IN 1880 tho
United States rose TO nr.t place IN $50. the
hmount Of wheat purchased from tho s,uites
states rising from 30, 155 bushels IN 1890 to
"J,Ob5, ,p0 bushels last year.
This importniions from the United States In
lss. wrrc nearly half of the whole amount
impoticd-t6, Jbn, ~ bushels. The importn.
lions Of rye from the United States Increased
from ~ NJ bushels In $50 TO LOS, 90, hush.
els 10 is.r.. Russia's contribution Of that &C.
rial TO Germany, owing To failure Of crop..
decreased from ~ 900. 900 bushels in lsno IA
4, 100, 600 bushels In isg2
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-03-03


The BI.NetallIc League met In Washington
on the 2and.
The Senate has unanimously confirmed IN.
,l.tant iu,tlc. az thc sunrcms Tour,
Many member. ~ m. uou.c s,,orc,v nh.
lret 70 ha"nii being annexed without tile
House oeihs ,onnui'rd III the msuer'
Wee President Morton was honorrI with n
complimentary bAnaurt Monday MIGHT. II
wa. rendered BY the Senators without regard
10 party.
..,.,,.d a. nj. ,,r,,,,. ...r.,.r, ~. a., =,
MISREPRESENTATION IL 1 Coo,n. y, Rrnou,,o
%.w yort " W "'o'"'"'
'."
'ohn W. roster, secretary of state, resigned
on li,s .,ru anu ie', Tor raris ~ once. where
w WIZ participate IN thr behtihg sea arbisia-
"on Pfoeceuihg''
Tho House committee on Worlds Fair has
declined TO recommend bill allowing the
gates 10 he opened on Sunday, and the matter
may be considered settled.
Thr totnl rreeipts from internal r.yrnn, far
the 1r,t seven months for The pre.rnt n.cai
year were AZ, aiI. Z nj. b.Ipy 4; ;ih M more
than for the same period last year
The navy department I'm. been Informed NJ
the arrival Of The vunboat Bcnninrion anJ
thu cruiser Newark at the Canary Islands
WITH the Columbus caraval And Nina and
iinta' IN convoy.
The President has appointed Benton Han.
chcit Of Michigan, United siatrs circuit Judge
Of the 9TH district, TO succeed Judge jackson.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-03-03
a Urea, Newspaper. Achievement.

NEW yong, Fen. a,.-Thc Eerori,r, IN,
New York daily which created sensation
both IN this country and Europe by Offering
sl.0o0 for . consumption cure, and Iatri
placed twelve patients far advanced In t.,sl
disease under new treatment discovered ~
Dr, W. u Amick, announces that the treat
nrnt Il IN each one Of these cnsrs ACCOM-
pli,hlng cure The Recorder deyotrs sry.
tthl columns to-day 10 the publication Of hui,
lc'lhs, IN almost every cnsl favorable, from
rbyhcIhhs VINO In response 10 II. Invitation
are conducting tests u DR.. Amlck's treat
meht In NIL part. OF the United statea IL NJ.
iicraics IL Invitation and announces that Ar.
rnnsrnrnts have been made with DR. Amlrl
whereby mcdlclncs for u ten day prcllnlnst,
trial may br obtained free upon application h
him. Physicians who wish 10 con,iuo, in,ie.
pendent 'rat cases and sufferer. from lung
troubles who wish 10 nc, ~ such tests nrr In
.iruciei by the Rrcarier 10 nidrrs. Dr. II
y. hmck, 100 W, Seventh street, Cincinnati
u, Physicians ntc requested 10 trport rr
suits 10 the hoJfir. Considerable rntbn.
tlhsln u displayed by the hoJrti,y IN regard
70 Tue Ainlck treatment, and II says In elect
mat 'lnglr.hnn1cl nnd without Government
NH u has discovered something which wi t.,
time wipe the dread dl-cnse, consumption
pl' ~ existence, The National Academy III
Medicine OF France Ut lnrl. and The Unl,sl
STATES Marine Hospital Service, southern Al
lanllc District, have followed the K,soritf.
example aud orr conducting test. Of ths
fhlek treatment and report remarkably Ia
tofabln results,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-03-03

Governor Osborne has hppointcd A. C..
Beekwith OF Evanston. N United States scna.
tor, lie Is the Richest man In the territory
Mr.. Bcck~ith has never held but two o..
nees One was membership IN the National
Worlds Fair commission, and the other a
membership In the ilrst town council OF Chey.
cnne. lie went To Cheyenne thirty years ago,
working his passage across the plains with A
bull team. lie Identified himself with the
community by building the first house and
opening grocery. When the railway came
aud went on, he went with II. and WIS rirh
man before he settled In Evanston, . thrifty
town near the Utah line. 10 that section he
Is big man. lie owns the local bank, herds
OF cattle and tracts OF range, coal mines and
coal and timber lands. His hobby IL horses,
nnh he breeds tottcrs on the fnrst farm ia
The mountains, lie bring, Wilkcs stock
from Kentucky and makes money. His fc.
nglous denomination IA the Methodist.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-03-03

Mr.. Cirvcland's cabinet 1. now com plctr.
The prcsidrnt-clcct has announced that he
has selected Richard Olncy al boston, To 10
his attorney general, aud Colonel Hilary
A. Herbert II Alabama, TO be hi. secretary of
the navy. This Il the cabinet list complete.
Secretary Of Stakeholder q. Gresham Of
Illinois.
Secretary Of the Trcasury-.ohn u. Car.
iislo OF Kentucky.
Postmaster Gcncrni-Willihm \. Bi.scil OF
New YORK.
Secretary Of wnr-DanIci 3. Lamont Of
New York
seere'nry Of the Navy-iIiiary A. Herbert
OF Alabama.
Attorney Gcncral-Rlchhrd Olncy OF Mass.
achrscits,
Secretary Of the lnicrior-Iioku Smith Of
Georgia.
Secretary Of Agricultural. Sterling Nor.
ton OF Nebraska
This gives tho South three Representatives.
Now York two, the West two, and New Eng.
land one.