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The Indianapolis journal., 1893-09-19
Results at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1S-Results of to-day's
races at the fair grounds
First Race-Six fnrlongs Cocheco won;
Everett second. Little Crete third. Time.
Lilo
Second Race-Five furlongs Maggie
Gray won; Foliowday second. May Fern
third. Time 1:0f.
Third Race-Five and one-half fnrlongs.
Minnie l.. won; John Z. second. Pearl Moon
third. Time l:O9l3.
Fourth Kace-Six furlongs Bansach
won; Seed second, Irish Pat third. Time.
1:16l2.
Fifth Race-One mile. Out of Sigh: won
by two lengths; Borealis second, Safe Home
third. Time l:42l9.
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da Won; Saw On second. White Nose third

da won; Say On second. White Nose third.
Time. 80
Second Race-Ons mile. Sister Mary
third. Time. I:41.
Third kace-Three.quarters of mile.
Golden Hope won: Destroy second. Comb
deDce third. Time 1:11l4.
Fourth Race-Eleven-sixteen OF o
mile. Lehman won: Ganelon second,
George Beck third. Time. IL ga.
Fifth Race -Seven-eighths of mile.
Miss l.. won: Maryland second. Jim Henry
third. Time, 1:O354.
Sixth hRace-tive-eighths of mile. ALI
hi won: Little Miss second. Mite third.
Time, I03k.
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Racing at Gravesend,
GRAvFsEND. l.. J.. Sept. ia sma
crowd witnessed tO-day's races. Results

GRAvFsEND. l.. J.. Sept. 1s.-A small
crowd witnessed to-day's races Results:
Fret nace-Mile and one-sixteenth-Ru-
dolpb. 1l3 UrviDgl, to 3. won; Prince
George. III Simmsi. 3 to !. second: Loud on
Ii2 tDoggsttl TO !. third. Victorious
FidelIo. Versatile. kildeer, Barefoot.
lliume also ran. Time las.
Second Race-FIve fIriongs. Sam Lucas
won: Weinberg second. Dorian third.
Time. l:0lls.
THIRD Race-Six furlongs. Kingston won:
Time LIS.
Fourth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth.
Sir Matthew won: Longstreet second, Ter
infer third. Time. 1:53.
Fifth Raee-Six furiongs Merry Monarch
won; Luster second. Highland third. Time
l:l4&.
Sixth Race-Siy furlongs. Tom Tongh
won; Tormentor second. Chesapeake third.
Time. l:l4a.
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a BLOW AT ths Lords

LONDON. Sept. 1s.-Tbe London section
of the National Liberal Federation, at q
meeting held to-day. unanimously adopted
a resolution declaring In favor of abolition
of hereditary legislators. The resolution
was drawn on the came line the recent
manifesto Issued by the National Liberal
Federation. declaring that the question of
"mending" OF lending" the House OF Lords
may displace for awhile in the House Of
Commons all other So bi cots of reform.
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Passengers Robbed.

GUTHRIE. o. r.. Sept. 1S.-A bold and
novel train robbery took place between
Perry and Orlando to-day. When q Santa
Fe train left Perry eco passengers boarded
it. Two men went through the cars.
representing themselves to be trainmeD,
and called for tickets. No one had
tickets and many paid their fare IN money.
Several cnSes are reported where the "col.
lectors' snatched the passengers' pocket
hooks and prevented resistance on the paT {
of their victims by iDtimldatng them with
drawn revolvere. At Orlando the p,en
were arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Kelly. SIX hundred dollars was
found in their possession.
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Exile of tho Pope Discussed Again.

ROME. Sept. 1s.-Slegier a. Santa Maria,
Minister of Justice and Ecolesiasticsl AZ
fairs. has resigned his office. The reason
for his retirementis because he is not In
accord with the governments plans for re-
opening the conflict with the Vatican. In
view of the increasing symptoms OF hos
tility displayed by the government. which
are attributed to the POpes friendship to-
wnrds France. the Vatican is again coDsid-
ering arrangements in regard TO the
Pope's exile from Rome. It has already APP
piled TO Spain on the subject. 1t may DO
remem bered that when the question of
the Popes leaving Rome was agitated some
time ago efforts were made to secure his
approval TO % project looking 10 the estab-
lishment OF the Holy see in Spain.
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Purses for Tfo,ters and Paoers.

SEDALIA. Mo-. Sept. 1S.-The Missouri
State fair, which will be held hero begin
ming one week from to-day. has hung up
S2J. COO in the speed ring and secured three
hundred flyers attracted by the purses and
& kiJe-sha ped track anon them Directum,
Flying Jlb, Telegram, Dandy o., Kentucky
Union and many others. most equally PROM
inenu.
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Miss Murphy Weds n Foreigner

LONDON, Sept. 1S.-A large number of
relatives and friends of the parties most
interested assem- bled to- day in the Catholic
chapel at St. Ed ward in order TO witness
the marriage Of Miss Helene Murphy, OF
San Francisco. and Senor Y. J. Domiugnea,
secretary of the Argentine legation at Mad
III
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Latoni. Winners

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S-About twenty five
hundred people visited Latonia TO see the
racing to-day. The track was very bad
and lumpy. Results
First Race-Ssven-eight ia ths OF "a mile. vi
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Alleged Attempt Emperor's Life.
VIENNA. Sept. 1S.-If reports ore to be
believed. plans have been discovered of an
attempt upon the life of Emperor Francis
Joseph 1t appears that a Roumsnian boy
overheard two men talking. TO the effect
that the Emperor would be killed. together
with his suite, at o certain point along the
line OF the railroad near the spot where
the boy and his parents resided. The En-
peror was 20 travel along that portion of
the road on his way TO the army maneuyers.
aud this was the time selected TO make an
attempt upon his life. According
TO the boy. the rails were 10 be
removed at q certain place. and the impe-
rial train was to be dereiled and Its occu-
pants killed. The authorities went to the
spot indicated with the signal man of that
section of the road, and. sure enough.
fonnd that the rivets of the rails had been
recently loosened. From that time the
road was carefully guarded day and night,
and the Emperor and his suits passed over
il in safety. Now every foot of railroad
the Emperor passes over is carefully IN
speoted. and an engine. In addition. Is sent
in advance OF the imperial train. The boy
and his parents are under guard by the
police.
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War Brewiny In south Africa.

CAPE TowN, Sept. 1s.-ln consequence of
the threatening attitude of affairs In
Msshon aland. three hundred Englishmen
have organized themselves into cavalry
troop. and are leaving the Trsnsvsal in or
der to assist their friends. who are reported
TO be in danger at Fort Victoria. Official
reports received here show that tho state
of atfairs on the borders Of Matebeleland.
near which the beleagured outpost Of the
British South Africa Company. Fort Vic
toria. is situated. is worse than at first
imagined. Indeed. people begin to fear
that another African war will have to be
fought. Metebeleland is the most i'm
portsnt part of the territory controlled by
the chartered company in British South
Africa. Ii is ruled by King Lobengule and
includes the land Inhabited by the
Msshonas. Mskalkss. and other tribes
who pay tribute to him.
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WEAK stomach streng then by Beeoham's

SITS of the q. A. r. edition OF The Jour
nal. Sept. 10 s. inclusive. will be sent TO
any address for % cents.
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"&$S FAVV ~ - W.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, end acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleauses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. KY NEW YORK NV
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any address for % cents.
Sj.5O-CHfCIGO AND RETURN-S3. so
Saturday. sept. *3.
Via Pennsylvania Line account I. o. o. F. Dem
Onstrat.on and Christian Endeavor Day at the
Worlds air. Tickets good ten days. Apply TO
Ticket Agents, II West Washington street AZ
Jackson Place. Union Station. Massa chusetts
avenue. or address W. F. Drummer, ID. z. A., In
uianapolis.
BIG EOUR ROUTE.
Terre Hduto Races.
Sept. 2G, -. rs ond 29.
On account OF the races the Big Four company
will sell tickets for all trains above dates TO
Terre Haute ut
$2.25 FOR TIE ROUND TRIP.
Good TO return until Sept. so, inclusive.
And
SEPT. %. 2S AND 30
will run
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS
AS follows:
Leave Indianapolis. 1880 4. ".
Arrive Terre Ilaute. l2:5O /. VI.
Returning, leave ferre Haute at GAS T. VI.
For ticKets and full information call az Big
Four Offices, No. I East Washington street, So
Jackson Place ana Union Station.
II. VI. BRONSON, A. 6. L A.
SETS of the G.. \. X. edition of The Jour
nal. Sept = TO :. inclusive. Will be sent 10
any address for - cents.
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MIND READER.

DROP. A. Is. WINTERHUrE MIND READER
of te ltst, present ami future. General busine,
t.tati0n. Office. No. 16U North Illinois =.
indianapolis. Ofico hours from a IN. TO u. IA
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in the various charges that were made,
and q number of officers and men were
thrown from their horses and trampled
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MISREPRESENTATION
WANTED-MIsCELLANEol
FINANCIAL.

= OANs-sUMs OF 500 TO slOO,OOO
IL City property AMI farms.
c. E. COFFIN s& Co. 80 East Market street.
MONEY To LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
vi Bonds Consumers Gas Tru Stock and Com
mercial Paper, bought and sold w. II HOBBS. 40
East Market street.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT THE Low
vi market rate; privileges for payment before
due We also buy municipal bonds. THOS. O.
DAY tS CO.. 72 East Market street. indianapolis
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SETS of the G.. \. X. edition of The Jour
nal. Sept TO :. inclusive. Will be sent 10
any address for - cents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-15
raE PLANTS can BE FOUND HERE

supersnsendeat schwseerl Need Not Go
20 the Aounssins % Get Thsm.
A local dabbler in botany Who read the
interview with superintendent Schwagsrl
Of the public parks In yesterdays Posf-
ISrELLlGENcER says:
II think the yucca Mr.. Schwagerl talks
OF bringing from the mountains 10 the
Pine Lily (Xerophyilum Douglasii( He
will have no trouble in getting phloxes up
near the snow lire. II 10 not necessary 60
60 to Mount Rainier to find tho pink and
creamy ceanothus. which grow near Seat
tie. The besrberry which he seeks can b
found wild in the city park. What the
gardeners Of Europe want IL seeds OF
Douglas spruce. silver FIR and noble FIR
trees. These seeds bring an enormous
price, but are not easy to gather. The
spruce cones hang down and when the
winged seeds are ripe the scales separate
and release them. The fir cones are erect.
and fall away with the seeds when ripe.
The noble Dir Is the most beautiful ever
green tree in the world. The best wav to
get seeds of the fra and spruces 10 to have
agents in the logging camps, who will
pick the ripe cones from the trees - they
are cut"
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Ths Test's Caulse Cosasry.


After the first six miles up from Sinla-
hekin Toat's Coules valley widens ont to
fine level ranches, and all parts Of the val
leys can be easily irrigated by the main
streams and tributary brooks and springs.
As grazing and grass region it 10 unex-
ceiled for the greater portion Of the year.
Ali We have said - 70 the MAGNIFICENT pos
abilities of stock raising in Okanogan an
plies equally to the Toat's Couiee water
shed. There 10 . great deal more timber
in this region than farther east, and one
sawmill, that Of William Bracs, has been
cutting the excellent timber here found
for the past year. We believe that saw
miils could cut away for fifty years,
and still have timber adjacent. Bat
the most important feature Of Toat's
Coulee creek IL tie water power. 1t 10 .
perfecS torrent. Its fail 10 about 900 feet
per mile, and there could b . quartz mill
every forty rods for six miles above it,
confluence with the Sinlahekin and still
be water 60 to waste. There 10 not in the
whole Northwest . stream Of such inn
mense power that can be 20 easily con-
troiied. No dams would be necessary only
to give the water . turn into side bitches.
The beauty Of IL 10 that this creek 10 in
close proximity 10 the Gold Hill mines,
which Mr.. r. Beriiner. the Colorado min.
ing expert, pr0uounces the most perfectly
defined quartz region he has seen. The
bodies OF ore in the Gold Hill group are Of
such quality and extent that there Is no
estimating she amount Of ore they will
furnish.
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ronr AxoELEs rownsrrH
tobeP u.

Risol RHoef Mast - 4sAe Before o..
t0beP ~.
Further instructions from Washington
City In the matter Of the sale Of the Port
Angeles townsits have besn received ct the
United States land once IN this city. Il
II now ordered that the sale b made on
October 81, - the day vas named some
time ago when instructions to advertise
the sale wsre received.
What Assistant Secretary Sims means
BY this last order Il Il difficult to under
stand. - only wssk ago the local ofacsrs
were instructed 10 stop all preparations,
and orders from the land department post
poning for an indefinite time the sale Of
lots were confidently expected.
Many Of the settlers on the townsite are
very much opposed to Icing compelled to
make 6nal proof before October 81. claim
ing that the time given them 10 altogether
too short. Petitions stating this objec-
ton and praying for possponemens Of
the sale have bscn sent In. Everything
heretofore has indicated that they would
be granted By Assistant Secretary Sims,
but the orders received yesterday show
that the petitions we're not favorably re-
ceived.
The sale will now b advertised and
settlers instructed to make final proof ct
tho land once In this city before Il takes
place
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person can SO from Seattle to Chi.
eago. remain there two weeks, occupy q
good room. eat plenty of wholesome food.
purchase fourteen tickets of admission 10
the fair grounds, spend $40 on side shows
Is on car fares. 81 On the theaters and
other downtown Amusemenss and have
ies, his railroad fare hack 20 Seattle. all for
*iaS at the present rates of travel. The
last - is added for the puscnase OF food on
the road going and coming.
To do this he must. of course. buv =
tourist ticket. which certainly on the
Northern Pacific. and doubtless on other
roads. viii secure him every conyeniencs
and clean. comfortable bed with good at
tendance for 81. A room on the second
floor OF private residence fronting on =
handsome avenue in Chicago cost me s.
Per week. A breakfast OF coffee. rol1s.
butter and eggs costs Is cents ~ any OF the
Ran ireds OF good and cheap restaurants.
HIS. with lunch for - cents and dinner
- An oysser house or res taurans ought to
mp any psrsoa' b inner man in god r.
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O. T. Nelson sssarns1 fssa - Pal lase
night
q. v. RsysolAs Of ~ llss.ss. Il. i : susss
q TIE Nogshssn-
o. NeIIAsany. r.. q wa,hlasssa CITY. = :
guest Is he Grand.
Esvtoa Deess, ~ aesee. w. suglsssss1 yeseA.
day q ~ Nosthssn.
RE Ven 0ehs. a Port Angeles. rsgfsosesa
yesterday q tso Ooct1sotsL
M and MIA J. q. Tssneh, o. New Y6tk. ase
oouriss rsgieeessd ~ IL Aflington.
Mn. = r Gould asd Ma G. G. Mcleod Of
Alaska, ass eusats q The AviiastoR
MA I. Z. Hunt and daughter ~ spsnaisg .
lev days With fsissds y WILDLY tsiana.
PIN Dubois cane down iron juneau ysstss-
day On ~ chiIeat saA y shopSass q The oeei-
dental
M. and Nm. Z =. Aiasa. Of Ksat, have -
Easesen cisdsA
Ma Leonard Georges aad soa cane up non
Ban Franclseo % join her husband sad ere stop
Ing at the Northern.
Charles MeAllistss. ehiei clark Of ths UnitsA
oeatoo lard o@oe. has retusned from . weeks
vacattoa spent ss Port AnesleA
Laouteoans Commondes and Ma J. C. NoeouR
end sAsls cen. =. L Mosons. d Port Orchard,
vsss sssistsrsd at The kaiais yestssday.
Prof Lotsstte win b intsoduesd q his fsso
lecture this svening st Rankss hall By Prof.
Barnard, The city superintendent of schoolA
ChAslss n uluss. editor II she Fort Angeles
1kj1ss< nMB. and ~. ". Gray. psssidsat a. the
First National bank cf Port Angeles. ars 10 the
city.
Anaae ~ tourisss stopplng q the Rainier
ere =. = r. Townsend. oa Boston: r. y. Rosbl-
ins. IT,. Of Tssnsou. n J.. and Paul G. Ransom,
81 Bu0aln
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REPAIRS ON STREETS
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A Fraaklin Miner shoots One Hundred
Feet Down . slope.
John J. Nelson, . Swedish miner, vas
killed in the Franklin mine Sunday after.
noon and his head terribly mangled.
Nelson tell from car ascending one of
the slopes. and dropped LOG feet before
striking the slope. Then his body shot
down 100 feet more and lodged. When
the rescners reached him they found his
head mashed to jelly and his brains
ssrewn along the path he hal followed in
his precipitous descent
Coroner Horton was notified YESTERDAY
by Justice of the Peace ]. J. Todd in a
telegram, stating that the death was
purely accidental. The coroner accerted
the Justices word in the matter and will
not so TO the mine to investigate,
The deceased was about 80 years old.
and leaves wife and child. The funeral
services will be held at Black Diamond
this afternoon.
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MAXINE Nxws.

I:ssoosM. Aug. las p. m.--ISreciaI. y
Clear. heAs southwest wind. Passed in
ssr.. Homer. ~ q ma: tug Lorne, al sr.
~, Passed out--A ship In tow Of the ,ne
issne. ., II q M: tug Sea I.ion At anchor.
Pear Axsnss. Aug. A--ispeeial. r.
Cloudy, light vest wind.
fosr Towssxsc. Aug. ia--lSpecisi. o.
ArFived~ssF chiicst. from Alaskan port,
for Tacoma br sh Port Douglass wu:
eofae down from Port Rlakeiey .omor,
ros 10 clear for Calcutta
fAccNA. Aag. h~-lSpeciai The ssear
scaw Metlie Becker xas burned today o.
the tide Cats. the origin OF she Are hsin,
unknovn. although mAny believe il "a,
incsadiary. The BlssAef wss built fca,
years ago % earry brick from joins
Eseeksr's bsickysrd on Fog is.aud. Ths
National Bank 81 Commerce held lien
On he seov. tt 80 injured. IL b under.
stood. for t2.sM.
Loxses. Aug. M-eisAssd- Hsrlin, Nex
York; Stuttgart BALTIMORE; Ocean. New
York.
eocsnAuS1es. Aug. iA--Anivsd-Elhs.
New York.
0lsaAlsAA Ass. M-Arrivsd-werra.
New York.
NV Yeag. Ane. Rhaetts
Hamburg; ArlssaA Liverpool. Norman,
die. HAvrN.
Bosrcs. Ase. A-Arrivsd-venstian.
ioadons columbtA Liverpool
Steamer chtleat vim lsavs Seattle for
ALASKA August IA carrying pAsssaser.
end freight for Wraneel jansau cad Cail-
eak Landing G nchvoAnehor's vhasf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-15
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Orders were ~eeived In shis city from
81 Paul yesterday abolishing the ofYics of
division freight aud passenger agent on
The Great Northern road. and devolvinr
the duties Of that once upon General
ManaFsr shelby Of tho Great Northern
Coass lines.
The order goes into effect on the 18th
and Mr.. II. A. Johnson Is getting ready Go
turn the business OF his Office over 10 Mr..
Shelby.
by the reduction Chief Clerk J. II. Cor.
bett and Stencgrapher J. !. Clark arc also
let out hut che city ticket ONCE will re-
main - ~ present in charge Of Mr.. Dixon
eeushern rssiac Discharges More Men.
San FRAscIsco. Aug fA-C. +. Hunting.
ton. Of the Soathern Pacific Companv
and his associates have made another biz.
resrenchmcnt They have discharged I. 90,
saen working ON the new road between
Santa Margartta and San LUIS obispo
which viii reduce the monthly exp~nses
81 the Pacific Improvement Company. ara
adjeast Of the Southern Pacific, saliy
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