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Glisrtlldncons.

SEWING, NACIIGNlN.-DI -appontrd
-ewile marhine a. Il"r- can unload their
stock ~ new mtehiur> for ,I~n bN a3l r'---
ur roN SO Nrw-MIlfo.d. lat hii"ld
county come. ti.ut.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ncv-Nrrk July = l-''
e Wc rei Ng ! i'qas r. ., a@i ., i a
The naFs't ul'1 1gil a general DEE n' ~ -' ,,
-lia'nbc,k Hollis, 20 ,eal- 30 p a. - -
- s, hg,tcrmk- ana I'd .a'',- ~ y at ,.,,
Of vhich ) car went direct 10 butchers Tate NA- $40"
hui price, were ,t,ad. and mot " ., ,hr o" b lid
= obs = pr 700 n odman to PIN ,'"g q, !"
iGr pr ~ choice loisc. dressed lamb -old a. sHi1c
salc,-iIa"9lcc6 H ,6i ~ Sr"ttSt, S!5 -
d. HARRINGTON 800 Kcn,rc,, lambs go y al 80 20
W P s'S s .3a '' 5 kc rD ar a. - . . at
3 M DO 8 y a. $e,a-a 3l' DO g p a, 20 -ei
.H,cn, - y a. II = $50 d. ~ NJ ii ., -
Jgld Co.: "A K'ntqcs' an'i- cs - a. 80 20
Vir,ina lalb, ii a. at 20 80: - -l,rp 90 g ~ $ -
u. Mcrhcrsn Co: i'o Kcptn'Lr sheep, - %. 1T
" \. ,onm- Is' ONO sheep. =. r. a. - 81. E.,
tie,.,t ana car at J rs.y Cit, 40 ale o. live
Nonanaly trad, At 20 s5os" - PEI 100 = for
common heavy 10 choice lcir sht ho--.
OTHER Markets -IN TELEGRAPH
Eunnlo. July s.-Faitl" Receipt la.i II h'nrS
1850 head total for week thu far. 1910 head
for -ame time last week 1900 had oon,Isnca
sale 100 head market opened shade stronger. with
all sold clo,"d firm. good l.l.j 10 ll5o HI. s'.rr
- sou - IoNo. Steers. ~ 50o ~ 80: lool ,iO lrr-
- - veal ga 80 80. Hos Re cipt las - ur,.
1850 head total for week. thus lar. 1880 h. >.
f,r time last week. 3s.lO0 head consigned
through G..,OD head 10 New York. 5000 head: pn
sale. 30 head. market opened > t. zoe stronger.
with good demand Oscd firm good Yorirr,, - 100
- 30. choice Hight. 80 90. good medium. - 2j0
20 30. mostly ~; 30. rouglie. - JO0 =, -. sheep
ana lambs-cceips. last - hours. -,ioo head: total
for week tins IA. $4,000 head. for same time In .
week, I2.4oo head consigned through. ZOO head
- New York $1,000 head sale 100 head market
opened steady for good sheep and slow and weak
ior lambs; CLOSED steady for sheep; duh for lamb,
god wctb"r~. - 150 - one load extra fancy heavy
exports. - % fair 10 mixed sl'cp - -" - -
culls. f20 ~: lamh,. good 10 choice. - 10o ~ -
extra qu2ablc AT 81 fair 10 good, - 210 - - :
culls. +: 7j0 - 20.
Chicago. July S.-"Thc Evening journal" reports
Cattlc-Reccips. ZOO head shipments. so head .
market dull Texans lower. other steady no choice
natives on market natives -, AN - - TcNap~
- 1OdT3 i. stockors. ~ 2j0 - -: coT,. - 7jo
=: -. lIoC'-Rccepts. I4.OOO head Shipment
1000 head market active. steady 10 Jc higher. mixed
and packing. s90 10 30 prime heavy and lutcher,'
weights. T6o - 40. light. - -" 81 10. sheep
Receipts, 100 head shipmcnS. 40 head market
dull ana weak: natives, -" -. Westerns. Si0 ~ -
Texan. ~ "O0f4 10, lambs. gu - 10.
-. LOUIS, Jny -.-tatte- Receipts. LOO head :.
shipments. 200 head market steady. mir 10 good
native steers. gar ~ 80. grass Texans 7O0 e.; 30.
Hogs strong top price 10 Il . bulk sales nj - 90"
go TO- Shccp-Recclpts none. shipments. 100 head
no market for lack Of receipts.
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Counirn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MOSTC LAIR. -Rc.itence
properties of al, descriptions 10! sale ard to
.et 'ur she1 houses.
TUBES { TAYLOR. Bceknan.'t-
FOR SAIL P'.a-ant pr.ttv AMI ron-
tr.ff..ft station = !
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tOorh tOantc0.

Males
\ yOVNG man " good education wishes
po,itinu with business house. can give
rr"oJ ref, rrnrc,. Addrcs, GRANT. jlG
b,h,voi-c..Nc.. Long Island CITY.
FRISCO FAINTER wishes a sltua.
t!oi, do plain p'iniing. n'pcrhanginf.
hom.' WORK. q. HlMMchMAN, 30S ta'5
oath--t
Il, OkKItPEK,-By experienced book.
kc..rr. or A. assistant. ~aia'Y no object II
pr.r a cnancc To- Advancement good
+ ic,eicr FURNISHED. N1dr - X. T., Tribune
Uin,r.
CLERK. D. 3 years references from Pc
tail frrtNair aud mp chandler lnrrtIdt'
,nak, Il-li>h. ScsuilnaN ian LANGUAGES.
Wi-hr, situation. address ERNEST, Box
=, tribune once.
COLLECrOE.-Bv reliable. energetic
American. Aldrr', :. I ribunc once.
CoLLI.,IDE.-B mnlI e-.g ,I inan a,
collector. r. 10 do general wuri. " Office
Ligbr,t city al country references given
ECU II, IL desired Ad ,re-s IL. \. LEWIS,
EoN sol. Go-heI. Oung" o.. y. y.
DRUGGIST has vacation desires
situation. l.. H., BoA 81, Tribune onl'e.
ELTCTRO-PLArEE. twenty five years
cNp. ri"ncr in 1ll blancnc, wants crp g
mrnt three day n week experimental work
~ icrfci. Addrc,, ELE' fIO. Tribune.
ENUINEEWS ASSISTANT or FIRE
NAN.-By licensed. sober and steady
man: references attentive 10 bu 'iness.
iddrc-, SOBER 10 Fast i25'h-,'
ENGINEER.-M Mexican, ,peokinc English
and French. and having studied clNll
engineering -rNcral years. wishes Noik
let references. j. D.. 81 Second-aNc.
ENGINEER and MAClIINIS1.-By
fr-t-cl>.. experienced engineer an ma
chini>t; can do all repair. EN"iN EhH'
OILS TInton-a>e.
tNGINftK-Wou like steady position ;
ma iust-clas, city ticcn>" and rsi'icncr-
has 1911 "Npcriencc o. lee machinery
LII NAN. l.5Si l't-aNc.
GROCERY CLERK. q years cNperienrc.
wanto situation. Al references. II, BEk-
TUS. 1859 Avenue \.
GENTLEMAN Of ability VIII act as
purchasing selling 81 claim agent for nlan'
uficturrf> corpcri ZION, or large dealers. y,
Roam i9sj Broldway. STANDARD theatre.
JANITDE BY ycunc married MN
s,wcdr FIR one or marc house. NlH or
address NELSON, i,ij0 Fuiton-st.' Bfooh-
iyn. -----.
JANITOKS.-By married couple ENG
li-hI: nrst.cl,f. ref rcnces ages 81 ; no
family. ]. SELBY, az Lexinston-aVe'
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Rtal gsinic 10 Grchdnqr.

A FINE COrNrRI SEAT on tho Hud.
So. fIrui-h anil al r Hdf flr o.suplu g.. -
western property, ON lE. Room 10. ~
MlIt.~f
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SrBSCRIP.
i-NE Will. m RECEIVED AZ THE Up.
TOWN OFFICE No. ! ~ Brcadwey, ID
ioor north O. ihl't,.iir-i I. amt ADVEK-
TI>EAl or tto following Branch OF
Cr-pvc.: 49, Folrth-aNc.. corner Four
teoath.-t. $50 Ihiit ave, cor1cr Forty
,ccutl.,t. 1895 ,hi d-af'. nenr sixty
nr,t-s'.. Los ffft-iN... go NcI Forty.
s,t..,... cor,r rhid-nf".. $50 Fast 1"5th-
' near Thir.-ovc.: >" Avenue 4; 1923
1hlri-aNc - Wr-t F"ur' cnth'>t; 257
W.T. 4.d-,t.: 30 Clutch Il.
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pio closed arm with No coll e. en- STANDARD - 10
.oni serond. IL 100 ana 10 l|-lo COR tN'h'Nl' ~
ecipts o0oO bag took ~ ''v n'5, $40, , ZOO
finn. Nauto~. IA , -VV f'''ips,
rag: stock $1,000 bag. Ha're "-cd lri'snS M,I"
sa., Of 1000 blr,; London Va 81 hlhief h''i,
l. ,lp bcttrr Tho stock ~ man CONF J" ,t
i i,cd STATE, TO-DAY i, 20 o., bag, "o'' if m
S,rtns etc l.3C Tag. total so = ~ NJ, y,
c06 ii bags st,;chou-c dcuNc-les ,'sI ray %,
iaes. stock, Newt means. - i97 lap, H. b'n n,
Oh 9so bag. lle market for spot cone" N.> 10 ~ H.
~ lie for Rio NO :. 40 tnsne,- VA, Iclofn toaoS
Ia addition o sacs ~ nid~ noted A'srludS V"'''
was one lot 50 bags Ma acaii"
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Tho flour market Is li1ner
,rcrs are d.p 20 ray arkin2 prices aHl som"
,iils have ad tanccd limits. Minnesota and Dlu'h
snrino Iatent, being he'd at - 20. whrh j. htI'
"a -o1,e sale, Of spring wheat patents have been nay
Nth whole market tio>"- hfli. WIN
r,,ard tendency. Tho sales for daN NJ Z" -
81 - ~ an unusual total iOi S1tuldNs session Ih'
80. include winter wheat Hours 500 DBL, latci,s
a. rO6e3 So; 600 bbs iraigte at - as % l'1u
sacks at o6dS3 Is 400 bp- extra no az =. ~ ,
600 his staichts - 70 $50 bbs rye niN at :: ."
80 m. market for southern Hour j. more a'IN'
and also frm.r with sale, IF loo bDl. 81 - 80 I'
w. N g 25 for rtlaicNts, and - - Tor latlJs-
90 nj ~ each Kind RYE fLOUR-Ihc ma kct 80
49, dnur il seaaicr with sa.cs o. -'c b- at 95Ga3 ~
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CCRXMFAI.-The market IS la" ,oo h.o. Sa,',
prizes sa: zoo Ss SSs' M ers1E1s So@SsIn
%It q 15atl ,aal,ionl 81 i'm NIT
HEY nlc >,clow Il coos 10 Oa.s 99%979 Quo.
Market continues steady eo1 o 7o@52Ic: so.n 7Oa
atons 90 % .iar,U 90 ,9ic rye fecd sCae5c
zoo n oil meal ~ 35aoS 40 CITY -9a'' ." '000
wheat n ea1T,td oter FROM t thS
stren IN Of Yesterday. but more "rcofN nlmdd tc
Ts, State rcpop, which aid that abundant rams ha
fallen and conditions ns p, an tnsh AMI spring wheat
yS VI y, 90 ooe tush additional The kansas 'ofA GRO"
promise. to much larger Mon as, year ,rtmn TO he
49, Sa ;be winter wheat harvest was ioi S MI, ,
reu, expected and h1t the 0rtoon ,|r fc what, The
A,~bson Conranv savs The crop Of Kansas WI aNoI2-
ivm 20 to 40 per CENT Of .h' 49," ,,io Indicating ny
iior droutn At the same time crop 1 S T6is
Europe were unfa,o able and exporters yer" hcae
stimulated tho short. covering ana thc n ,oyt mo
eait active. advancing sa'sc ana I monetary .itua.
ton + cradaIv improving leads 70 cohso.,iSt iG ooo
eGt gying. Sales were s0eVV pu r, motel "a over
ri, I'm so, and ceyator ii,c over Jrlr fol ~Iof,
snd S2c under September b aioat o'' North.
ss ' .p 1nS ssY5 e6o Du, a. a. under september
ecs oR% ungSa corn op'n ZEN more active and
frmcr 0y Efforts. with s3nr bnNg o.Ing AZ
sior the best price. Of me day The face q '2tnTf
favorable crop reports. Prime tayas corn = dois ,uch
atecr than wears and the condition 20 u a. IN
cSnaay re9or'ns corn al over p ne sirid people
saving that showing an eyr "on sb including
s %sSco b tn sS; .xn Se "f osrs 80 Corn ooo
1ss 49, ecyate gnoei d a. c'Gs aTc Ig d'cr
To- sSo Is 900 lush d. for next week 5oc delivered
No corr 80 900 bush. 5ltc and e,s 800 OYER hb 49,
delivered nneradcd - 600 bush 47Ia49c delivered ,,d
9ATsTse market for oa,s heS been say S for wcS
trees al snccd L,c AioJg the lines Of tie A"hiS''
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6orecs an0 Carriages.

Gor5c5 dnU OuIIluutS.
CHILD'S PONY. cart anu harness. FOR
brccdlnc -tc"k. ARirs,- DR. o. &.
JACkSON. y. o. Box l6i. Jamaica. l.. |.
EsiAnLISnED 1881.
j. ". QCINBY 4 CO..
NEWARK. y. j.,
OFFER Az
o OF HI niiiss : ';cAfRHfiIiNGEs,
FOR cor NTRY AND PARK DR. vino.
ESPECIAL ATT ENTION l. CALLED
10 THEIR
FAMILY OMNIBUS. WAGONETTES,
EXTENSION Tor PlIAEToNS AND
CAHRfOLFTS - l;l;LIS,
HUNG or THE Quincy PATENT
sPI;fNG. WHICH SvRPASSTS ALL
OTUEG> FOR EASE AND COM.
FORT on ALL KINDS
or ROADS.
NUMBER
OF nEsIHAni.E SFcoXID:HAND
FIc-T1ORyy AHD WHRFR6oMs
DPPOsITE BEoAD-ST. STATION
D.. J.. AND W. r. r..
NEWARK y. j
To LIT FOR TWO MONTH Sound
and gentle hor-. and >idrhar buggy or
shifting Top phacton 20 sat four o. io--'
and saddle. i- hr-t-rll-s under si1i!"
Reliable pa'ii'- 'ulv mod apply. 80
Hroat0'v. T.. \. NEWELL
WANTED Orc-hor.. l0v-c,ar t.urk
n good order state price. noN 81. Fla
bush l.. ].
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ApvERr:.EMENrs AND svBsCRIP.
TI6SS FOR HE NEw;YoRk TRIB.
Town OFFICE, No: "a? Broadway, ID
IISEMi.N1S at the following EsancA %.
1ces .J4 sth-ave.. :. e. cor. 2jd-st. i52
Gu,.avc. i57 Fourth-avs, corner Four.
tetnth-st go Third ave-, corner Forty
scventh.st lOo6 1hi'd-ave., near Sixty
nrst.st I,7Os Frst-aye.; 100 West Forty.
second st. i75 Columbus-aye. 1850 East
l7th.st, corner Third-aye.: $50 East l26th.
st., near Third-ave.: u Avenue A.
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PKiC $500 second-
hand woo. and iron working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought and *
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 500 Msdl'
son. ST.
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Il, okKIEPER,-B experienced book.
Ike. per. or a. assistant >a'ail no object II
+ icfeIcr furnished. NhGr - X. T.. Tribune
Once.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-22
THE KANSAS STRIKE.
Trouble Brewing Again in the
Coal Mining Districts.
AWFUL TRAGEDY IN ILLINOIS.
4 1stSspslis City nsa 1Aeess Three
Msn ga ninssls-Turssrs 0ssnsr.
me- Ses sAe gees q 1uwaukse.

WEzH CTfT. Kan, July A.-No violent
outbreak occurred today but trouble 10
looked Tor yet. Two large mass meet
ines Of strikers were held today. one
being addressed BY ex-Attorney-
General Alien. Populist, who de-
precated violence. The proceedings
ct the other meeting we're kept secret This
afternoon . crowd started out 70 shafts
Nos. 81 and 10, with the intention Of driv-
ing out the men. but after hanging around
for some time gave il up. The foreign ele-
inert among the strikers 10 loudsst In
constantly stirring mp the women 70 take
leading part in the violence. on the sup
position that they will not b fired on.
The sheriff has agreed to place . large
force Of deputies TO guard the Kansas 4
Texas shafts tomorrow.
Late in the afternoon . crowd Of strikefs
gathered with the avowed intention Of go
ing to strip pit No. II to hang the engineer.
On arriving a. the pit they found
all the men there armed with rifles. and
after some talk hurried back TO town. The
sheriff went to shaft No. 81 this afternoon
and demanded the men on guard % lay
down their arms. but they refused TO pay
any attention to his order.
PIrrssuRG. July N.-The strikers held
meeting here this afternoon, addressed by
President Walters, Of the Miners Associa-
ton. II was decided to call delegate
convention Of the strip pitmen for next
Monday to decide whether or not they
will come out with the shaft men.
The excitement on account OF yester-
days riot has greatly subsidized. The men
who were In Lees pit are al ut work. The
most serious trouble il expected when the
stocKades are completed and efforts are
made to put the men to work.
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ne Uniseky Ch1osss Wo0ao Hay Nss
- PsrnfsssA - &c - U0essiIs.
Poxf TOWNSEND. July A-(Spscisi. IA
conflict between the customs Officers and
the steamer Umatiiia 10 likely 90 occur
. tomorrow nisht whom an attempt viii be
made 70 place the aiieesd wife Of Lee Fook
Bow aboard the Cmasi.is In compliance
With m cfdsr from the Federal court
The customs officers. In obedieuce TO the
instructions OF Judge Hanford. propose to
put the WOMAN aboard the Umatiiia 20 DO
taken hack whence she came. The local
agents Of she steamer aver that the woman
wss taker from the steamer Umatsiia by
eustor=s officers and for sha, reason refuse
her.
The wcraan was taken aboard the UNA
ella last april at Victoria for San Fran
cisco. The authorities at San Francisco
and Victoria refused TO allow her 20 land.
because IS alleged she he'd been brought
from China for immoral purposes. so she
was brought 10 Puget sound and landed nt
this port. Subsequently the court ordered
her deportcd on the Ematiiia. Some Gus
soms officers say that X the woman IL not
allowed aboard the vessel her clearance
papers will BE- withheld. Should the Una
tslla taks the woman there 10 no place
where she can be landed. The authorities
o. San Francisco. Victoria and Puget
round VIII MT allow her ashore and she
may have 20 remain on the steamer sew
eral months voyaginR mp and down the
Coast before solution Of the problem.
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cos;atsss OF Aberdeen In North American Re-
view for July.

Cog-siess OF Aberdeen In North American Re-
view for July.
What has been the reason for the grea.
decrease in the population of Ireland
VIA; has been her curse, apart from tai
tho.tgh in great measure owing to) Eng
lans's misgovernmcnts Is il not that her
pcs.,sle have mainly relied on the land for
thtsr sustenance. and that any bad season
or ssher mischanee has found them with
no other means Of living To resort TO?
Ani 50 they have had TO face one Of two
alternatives: practical starvation at home
or emigration. And this amongs, neo-
ole ~ho not only have an intense love OF
he2ie. but who appear naturally Ia possess
in'Sastrtas aptitude. calculated 10 make
ths3r country nrosperous' Need these
th>agS eeg Although the new coun-
trlss 81 the Yves; are goodly lands OF hore
fos the cfnigrant ye: need Ire aud be de-
Populated yearly OF the flower OF her
yG5ng men aud maiaeus who cling 10
aG:se and parents despite all harash.ps
sn.s seaats isrr, and ao pags from their
ccsnfry seh sore wrench never wholly
forgotten ihroaghen; iiies And all the
~Etss there - running IN waste not only
'f;s manual asxierity referred To. bat A
wt-o.e treasury Of wa.es-y,o ger ans; seas
sssstl ne sIth ash Both political parties
hIss seemed 10 recognize these facts o;
sste, and @e gratefully ackosse-sge the
g'-sd likely - he done hy Mr.. Baifoar's
ltshs railways IN opening np the country
aasi tie action Of the Goa gesiei pssrr.ets
Bari, and the development q the ia.sv
irslas'ry. Those OF Us who are Home
kaiefs are ine.inei. however. 70 ha-
it.se that Isessnds fasl Industrial de-
ve:opaent can oaty eonae anier a
eimpsese stem Of ssli-goys-nuaen:. ana
uSier thai seif-xoysFumeai ss laak for.
xard 90 golden iaEare. thoash IL may
b. astaanes: bar ssosly AMI taro9xa many
3sncassiea ba. ae that as IL may. ae sho
rs ieve N that golden tsssa-e are bound 10
steam every nerve so prepare the seop.e
fes ~. and - % Sasl lie seen that ia ;ass
~ :rk ~ promoting the Industries 81 sle
e,san,ry persons .. tae saost widely differ
lr:s opinions tso ion1 as shey be lovers os
tkwsr country can Meet together aai
steve together for \ common end, how
ever diverse sasv be their 4 rxesatsons and
eSssires regarding the future.
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Loxpos, July 2l.-The Lisbon CORE
spondsns Of the Times says: While driv-
on Taursdsy evening. King Carlos
saw E powerful man trying to kill
. msn whom no had thrown
70 the ground. The king jumped from his
carriafs and seized the arm Of the large
man. szs the same time calling to she
man On the ground to make his
escape, An aiie-de-camp ran 10 the
kings assistance. but the Zig man
knocked down the aide and then turned
on the king. who dealt him . hard blow
on the head with his waking stick. The
rufiian tried to draw knife and revolver,
but he was overpowsred BY the king, who
delivered him to the police. The king
WAS ullnjured,
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xosDxNsED DISPATCHES.

The :Cnion bank Of Greeley. Col. and the
Bank IL Crested Butte, Of Crested Butte, Col,
have kasigned-
ssS explosion In No. lshait Of the Kingston
Coai Company. ct Edwsrdsvtlls, Pa. on July
n. horribly burned thsee men and fatally In
tursd boy.
~; osssd hattie between Unitsd states SOL
disss and outlaws In Kentucky. In which ssv.
eral were killed. u denied in . dispatch from
Richn:,nd. Va.
The United states court In New York has De.
cidsd Ssainst the city OF Brooklyn In . suit by
the Aaerican Cable Railway Company 20 re-
cover TOR infsinssment
The piloshouss Of "a unknown vessel, with
the bes'y Of . deed man fastened in the cabin
and tNso more on the beach. were found near Big
Duck ssland. Michigan. ON July q.
The nited states supreme court has handed
down . decisiou sustaining the right of law.
makiix bodies 10 regulate the railways through
nssiossal and state commissions and the author.
lily OF these commissions 10 prevent discrimina-
ti0nn.N
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rirs ~ ssy View.

axAusxAwA, July 2I-The frame dwell
ling house Of Ersck Carlson. . fisherman
living ness Bay View. one mile from
Gkamokava. vas burned yesterday. to-
fsther with Ill is contaissd- The ownsss
we're abssns from home. and when discov-
cred the Gre had gained too much head
way 70 Be controlled l. Samuetsos. .
fisherman boarding at the house. Vas
badly burned while trying 70 save some Of
his pefsonai effects from the burning
house. The loss II about $l.oO1 Insu.-
ancs in she State. Of Salem. Or. for @G00
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MILwArxxE, July 2L-The Commercial
bank has assigned TO Cashier A. h. Gil
fuss. The direct cause Of the suspension
was The failure Of the Douglass Furnace
company, Of Sharpevilie. Pa, Of whose
certificates OF stored pig iron the CONNER.
esas bank had about sl3o.Oo1. tits claimed
the sheriff attached the iron. ignoring the
certificates. The deal. with the furnace com.
paay we're through the Sch.es,nger syndi.
cate. The Legal representative OF the hank
says II the bank can get the Mig iron which
'ae warrants call Tor, and 10 which IL /.
legally emitted. i, will be all RICH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-22

is.gyo convict who outraged and murdered
the 81 sar-old daughter OF Carr Eliot In Laiay.
cite county. Fla, on July IL was lynchsd on
July y.
Atyictoris. Mexico. on July 81. Francisco
viiiassal. . prominent young Law student. and
Juan :tsngsi, young buainsss man. became In.
volvsa In . quarrel over . young lady and
fousi;t duel, In which both were killed..
warrant has been Issued for the arrest Of
Manager X 7. Rokeby. OF . branch OF the de-
fumes Commercial banh Of winnipes, for falsely
repeex ting the condition OF the hank to tho
recsivsr gsneroi HE shortage 10 about $50 900.
and 30 10 supposed to have crossed the line to
Norts OAK osA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-22
STUMP FOR SENATOR.
He Is Said to Be the Choice for
StanfOrd's Successor.
MioWiNTER FAIR ScAEMe.
A14angomou1o-Chilao 0onoPiAl
CAspel - Point Reyes.

San FRAScIsco. July 2i-Prssidsnt Do
Young. of the Mid Winter fair. has re-
ceived letter from General Traffic Mana
ger Gray, Of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, making definite propositions in re-
gard to the freight and passenger rates.
The company will transport free from oil
points on its Pacific system articles for sx-
hibition at the fair. Il will charge regu-
lar rates on exhibits when they are first
taken to San Francisco, but will refund
the money when the articles are returned,
and will also return them free On freight
originating 1t Eastern points. the com.
pany promises to join its connections in
making - favorable rates ~ werc made
for the Chicago exposition. It promises
TO make similar terms on overland pas
senger rates. The following passenger
rates are announced between San Fran
cisco and all points on the Pacific system
west Of Ogden and Ell Paso. and south of
Portland inclusive:
For distances exceeding 500 miles. one
half tirst-class fare. that -, . one way rate
for the round trip.
For distances of $50 to 800 miles, one
and one.fifth fare for the round trip.
For territory inside radius of l5O miles,
one and one-third fare, with . minimum
charge Of 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-22
i MURDER MYSTERY.
Colambia Gives Up . Dead Nan,
Evidently m Odd Fellow.
10 Wa ne So ~ Csoe1sasea Beeesr
80 Dssv.sA ns.ssis - Ssh
H~o HavOe.

wssAscHxs. JaIy n-fspeeiai. l-Ths
badiy dseonpossd body Of m unknown
nan 90 fosnA floating IN the Columoia
rsvsS evsnsy-tvo miles below WesAachse
sodsy. Ths man vss apparently - or %
years Of aga His face uas smooth sbaven-
He had false upper teeth. In the pockets
vsrs . carpenters rule. . pocket knife and
: peospsctoy's glass. On the left arm. BE-
Iew the elbow. were ssetooed the letters
II. o. o. Pa the following symbols:
All seeing eya. three links, and two hands
eiaspsd. There we're no papsrs on the
BODY. II Vas evident thai there had besn
foul play aad the coropsr's jury returned
verdict Of murdered By parties I'M
fnovn.