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Uotr Jriendsuho Jdror us ,oim mdnuscrfptsJor
publication rish 10 haze reected articles returned.
hep must IN oil cases send stamp for that purpose
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sUsxxxss cHAScEs.

DCsINKso CHANCEk
1 sse 6asissss eppa<sua..y By csi,ias q isss
second stresI near Pike ssseek
Lon 81 L. ESQ BUS RESTAURANT DO
i tag good o2ssse<s. worth doaose The mosey:
ssns n ss e 81 3 es q ,nx
nsnsson Addfe0 Restaurant Puss-ansesifsencef.
Ton SALE = THE HARVARD APART
= meas: - roons: yssrs s.tAeaisnsd: fur
niturs Modern AID aesneanes Of evs.ytn.as: !
an gstnG East Ahau sell ~ oncsc nrss hsvs part
cash, e~lssce time o. real estate; only shoss
naeaasns business ne-i sppsy. from TO 5; no
as~nsA iStsf Front ssresI
I>oa sALE-GRocEgY STORE; FRESH
T stock. good location: must be SOIL I'oasaoe &
GAnnsas- go second
EoR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN E~raB-
care foss-lnsesirencef.
LyoR sALE-HoT.Ls. LOGGING HOUSES.
= grocery furniture, cras. candy. frai And cigar
siaccs a. s. sof S sa 9 1as. Boz NON
4 RARE cHANcE-wE OFFER roR SALE
"A sstaer our brewery plan. II slaughter. Wash.
known - the siauxh er Mali and nr-xax Com
soaih Third and Main streets. seattle. Wash. TIE
oess advertsed saloon "a THIS eoanfl'. very favor
prsses are wen ., ablished aad paying . big mar
Kin Our reason for Wishing 10 dispose Of either
cas Is that y !, Utmost imposses for 10 70 devote
eeFus ANA do them justice. This il . rare ocpoftu-
nifty and parties Wishing 70 engage In either line
via please correspond with as direct Friend
DexgtnEef Importing Company corner south
Third AMI Naia stress.. Seattle. Wash
LsOR SALE-0ROCERYA AND fRCIT STORE
4 doing good business cheap 70: cash 500 Third
street
L,oR sALE-FoUR HIoH-BkED HORsES
II . matched pair Of drivers. . fine single driver
and . hae s:ngie-sootsr. Kentucky bred; any lady
can ride: Also three fine casr.ass.. . new ksnsins-
ton. Inquire 81 room Sullivan block.
E'OR SALE Or EXCRAN6E-CTTY AND
II country real estate lodging houses and all
kinds 81 business chAnceA If you have house
and lot acre property or q business you wish to
sell exchange. remember it h to your advan-
tAGe to list the same with parties who are doing
Mofgan's Exchange. New YORK blk.
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EN0INEERS AND COGTRACTORs.
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoNPANY-EN.
~ gineers and CONTRACTOR for bridges OF every de-
scription; wharf building, pile driving, dredging
ard steel shovel excavaiing: plans and specinca-
tons furnished on application. eorresron fence So
licited Office. 520-S23 seattle National Bank
building. seattle. Wash
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- By the undersigned up 80 S oeasck r M June
l. 1888, far tie srecsicn 81 school oalsl'nS a
seen at eur otace. sSs Pacific avenue, aconaA
BIDS ~ he accom- Aoled by . ceftihec eGecx TOR
20, payable To Us. - sesarsts faAt rae Bidder
viii ga sffy sscoi1 the work &c awAra eG 20 nffa-
The right IA reservea 10 reject Aay OF al osds
FAkEtLi. 4 sis r R2A>. Architects
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EELso sHfN0LE MILLS. REcEIyER.s
IN sale-fu the superior court Of the state OF
Wasting on. for Cowiiiz ceunty. Portland Ma
fiona bank piaintin. vs. The keiso shngis Com
pany. defendant
Notice l. hereby given that pursuant 10 IN order
OF the superior eouFt o! the state Of Washington
for cowiifz ceunty. dated on June 1. se3 ghe an,
dersgn-d viii sell nj the county courthouse door
tn kalsms, W ash. at pubic auction to the hiRhsst
tiaies for cssh. on June Is. 1898 al i2 o'e.ock
noon. two saiBzie mila known the eso al. rie
mills. tosefhes with ias dry kins aud machinery
thereof
The property Is on the bank OF the coweetnaa
slough and con enieniiy near a ins toiy of 4 m
Der By order ri the rid of IN An as n n,
can be accepted Z. - GRANT MAR9GAM
lated June z 1893 Eaestvs,
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I osT-TCEsDAY MORNING. IRISH SET
- ts- pap bitch }, mensh< old Lie~sad reward
by returning same ~ EOS SorGa feStn street
I osE-FEoN TIE SIDEWALK AT SOUTH
IL second A3t e&ier aveaas. one IN tfask, p'ssk
css.ors valaahse only to osDee Please sesse word
~ Poss-Iates.ixe7csE
I osr-PAfR GoIDRsMMEn SPfsr ACHES
IL on Pike OF Taira sssess, tuesday. Call county
treasurer osscs
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NOTICE TO CONrRACrORS.

\
PROPOSALS wANTED-sEALED PRoPos-
OF trustees OF the Western Washington Hospital
for the Insane until July ]. 1833 al o'clock .
m. Tor Furnish lng tho supplies hereinafter named
delivered at Lake View station within twenty days
after award OF contract
The bidder must furnish full description OF
each article and when convenient furnish cut Of
the same lids to he sent TO a. II. ChamOers,
Hospital for Insane. Fort Steilacoam Wash, and
marked sealed Proposals for Supplies"
The trustees reserve the right 10 reject any or all
l 24-foot range. ! 6Opound coffee Fo,steF. ]
sogaison coffee urn, steam roasting oven for 2Oj
steam JACKIE, kettle. vegetable slcer. 100 iron
oedsfsads, more or less. s-ton platform scale
]. = WHiTEmoUsE.
A. H. CHAMBERS,
Trustees OF tie Western Washington Hospital for
i isss insane f''' s's'''e'0"' WASH June 3
WASHINGTON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
w Buiding-Notlcs To building contractors:
Seated proposals vii! be received up to o'clock
mai schoo. bn Idlng located At Eiiensburx. Kilt
tas county. wash, plans and .pechcaiions 81
Z fficr. or the Office Of the secretary. Fred w
Agate. Eliensours. Wash. All bids must De d.
rec,e: 10 the secretary OF the hoard and be pre-
scented on or before o'eiock p. M, June 20. 1881
Each bid mass be accompa MED by . certified
cheek OF $1,000. payable to the orisr OF the trus-
tees rs guaranty IN II thu bid Il accepted he.
the contractor viii promptly carry out his agree
ment aad furnish = good and sufficient bond with
sureies who nlus, reside i'm the state of Washing
ton, thai he viii faithfully perform hts eonirac.
according 10 plans and specifications, The board
reserves the RICH, TO resec, any OF al. bio.
". Il ABRAMS. President
DIR T. J. skWLASD
FRED W. AGATZ. secretary
Board OF 1rusieea
Eiienseurs. Wash. May 20. 1898
NuriCE-foU WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ money ey getting prizes on com mon ana
pressed brick terra Gotta mora A. COLOR ETC. froiia
Hills & >toner. sSS Burke building. seattle
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The second train, leaving Seattle daily 4 ~
.. M. Will run via Butte through 70 ST Phi -
Chicago &
Both trains arc vsstbuied and composed Of -
class equipment. with hrst-ciass Pullusn -
Touris. Pullman Cars from Seattle
For rates. routes, reservations and al pef111f
lars, apply Northern Pacific Depot Tickes c.
Columbia and West streets: Northern Paci0e =
Ticket Office, Yesler avenue and Front sssvsk
I. A. NADkAus4s
General Agenl $500
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NOTICE OF DEssOLUEION.

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION or Partner
~ ship->otice IS hereby stvea that the part
nershtp heretofore existing under the arm ma me
att style o! bsnxsy, trznsue & Co eo.as % 81
ness IN the cisy e Seattle and sta,e OF WAsnlns-
ton, Is tnis dsy Dissolved hy mutual consent, M
l. IA. BsnwAv having % rchased the entire inter
l. H. BESwAY,
J. r. TaANsUE
Datet Seattle. wash June i. lses
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DAR-LoCk TYPEwRITEK. VISIBLE WRIT
ID ing. forced alignment latest best, So nd for
easAlogns: agency Edison Msmeograph scott &
Bsnnsn. Sol BAILEY hiogk.
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NOTICE OF sHERIfffs SALEM TIE
~ superior court Of the state OF Washington ior
this county ot King
william II Robertson, plaintiff Va William
Moore. Marie Moore The Board Of Trafs ,f IN.
Guy OF seattle a corporation: Claaxsen- Sweeney
Bresiag company, . corporations, Dsfdrcs
Harms and =. A. Hickman partners as Harms
a Diekman: l. cooienix and Is. Levy Charles
iangsn and George Elliot. defendants No.
lA1Z5
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale and
speeiai execution, issued out Of the above named
court IN the ahove- entitled action ami TO RE III
rectcd and delivered have duly levied upon the
ioiIo"ins DESCRIBED real property situated 10 sad
Mig county. Washington. 10 wit
i.Si 30 twenty t@o1 IN block No. twenty i've
tZs excepting sixty 800 feet of fror the easfsriy
eai OF said lot. directly sdJo Ding the seattle
iANs oaore & t.assern railroads rigai- of-way In
tae fo~n Of Snoeusiiaie Falls according to the
plai OF aid tosn fled for record in the Office of
sH- AUDITOR OF King county: and also thai other
lot or parcel Of land 10 sad county of King COM
H.shcsag .. lat thirteen rods IVES; sn1 four
hundred and sixty-nins tsoS} feft nofth of the
ssa beast corner OF section twenty lght f2sl In
teEnship twenty four ga north Of rang. six f6t
east Of the Willamette meridian. and running
thence north seventy fT3) feet: thence one
hundred sixsy-nys fissl feet: theaee south ssv-
snty t7vi feet. thence East hundred ssxty ave
{io5} fest 10 she place Of beginning
Sosiee - therefore hereby given, that on Friday
TIE sofa day Of June. 1888, al the sseur OF 10
O'clock M OF ssld day. AZ TIE front door Of thu
ccarr house. Ia the city OF seattle ia sad King
coInsy. wilf sell the above dsscf bed property ct
public auction 20 tie highest bidder for ksh.
j. IA. W0OLkEY. sbes1n
Datsb this Tie 3lss Dag q Nay. lsoz
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SUReo
DEPENSARY /
BY-


Drs. Merrill g. Merrill
The most widely end fAvorabiy known soseialnl|
on the fac'ae coast The doctors ~ Q1es ct
uatss from The Universty Of the city ee New ! evU
New York. ana their long sxpsrisncA gouaRaas)<
skill and untversal success In the s1saemene -
cure Of Chronic diseases entitle theee onAtDGr1
physaelans - The full condden0s a ~ 60
everywhere ssSG
so mssssf what your senpiains censule -
ouccoseful specialists, who are able TO Oooe>
In many caaes that have been pronounced he
They tHeat0ClENTIYICAL Y ana
MAN4NTLY PxiVATE Bi.UOO ANo6
Di0EAsEH, NEAvOUs DEBILITY AND
UAL DISORDERS. PILES. 1iSTuLA
R1CrAL ULCERS, SYPHILIS 0ONORN0
0LEET. spermatoPSh0A seminal weaknoA n
Manhood. Nigat Emissions. pecAysd fa61l4
1heumatism, Neuralgia Caiarrh, nTOa11
Asthma TumorA Esuptions. salt aheuo r.
STRUCTURES redicaily and safely cured w1nor
an deform,.iee and impsd,msass = sasis
a UkHTAiN AND POSITIVE cuRn ~ -
awful e0tcss Of early vice and the auu1sssO ~
thai follow ia It's train.
LOnG experience with unparalleled g1oo1A -
che hest evidence Of doctors skill U
DIDEASES OF won EN- also Ieceiy1Qo4
oisention Consuit personally the OLDEUx
Ooos BXPGRIENCRD SPRGlA LIS44
- Cost or Wrtte. sending stamp Consul
- and c0nndeotial TPO0onS DlOehs
1S00o street, 0eoe4los
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CARRAHER L MEACHAN

Aavestssazassts sndes ske h<aA ~ fnss. Ycua4.
Pr aase. sssr Rect ard Hssgasions Wanted VII -
lsesrsed q LIS rate II cert wafd sarh nsesfssa
Payment sss sys ia s6vancs- no ADVERTISEMENTS
ssce1vea 81 isas than - centA
NOTICE The baslnsss Once - the PosSix-
S2G1IUExssEs Is open Until IL p. m elAssaaea
o1vosfsSsussrsas viii u rece vsd up 20 fhss rusA
Advsfsisxsasnss wfH 10 reserved - besech cnscse
- ~ Pos .fATsEsss EscEs ss
raeorua gssesr Lilo Pactnc Avsaus
Easmas samsnous, Nanases
Iost TowEssas. ..........-.-...-Ss French . SYRINGE
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NOyET LOAN OFFICE.

nLDEsT ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY;
~ tneie Harris osn Once. x04 WA-hinItun
street: literal advances On diamonds watches aad
Je~erys lowest rAfsA
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HAIR DRESSING

IA FRANCE HAIR PARLoRs: LATEST
IL styles In halsdressinx: popular prices, hair
goods manufactured 10 order 400 faSs stree l.
coyses Fourth
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CRISP SNAP

80 acres twelve miles from Seattle:
arfes cleared, 10 slashe3: good log house.
basn, etc. Price, only 80 per sore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
(NAUTION-TRCST NO NAN, WOMAN OR
~ Child without my written order.
N. T. CALLIGAN
TT PARTY THAT TOOK DIAMOND RING
from MrA James Siorah will return same, or
ticket. pawned will not prosecute; by mail
1919 Twelfth street.
NEW ODORLEsS ExCAvATIS0 COM.
~ pAny; vaults and cesspools emptied from els
TO f26 by latest improved oiOriess excavatOe.
Address New odoriess Excavating Company, r.
q Box $50, seattle
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
MANY DEAD.
Fatal Fire In a Chicago Hotel.


Fatal Fire In a Chicago Hotel.
Financial Loss Small.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-A hotel fire, re-
sulting in the death of a number of the
guests, occurred during the morning.
The fire in the Senate hotel, S-story
structure on Madison street, near Fifth
avenue. One man jumped from a win
dow in the top story and was killed.
About half dozen others were suffo-
Gated and burned to death. Loss on
the building and contents is practically
total, but as the structure was old and
the furnishing cheap, the amount will
not exceed few thousand dollars.
A restaurant occupied the ground
floor and the Senate hotel the two up
per ones. 1t contained SO rooms, and
held 80 guests when the fire broke out.
shortly after a. m. The rooms were
separated by fiimsy wooden partitions,
and proved first class food for fire. The
blaze started in the Office on the second
floor, and spread rapidly through that
and the upper rooms. Before the
guests could be warned the flames had
cut off the escape of number from
the stairways, and they were caught
like rats in trap.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
IN THE SENATE.
Several New Measures introduced in
the Upper House.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Mr. Voor-
hees introduced and had referred to the
committee on finance bill providing
for the issue of national bank notes to
the amount of the full value of the
bonds deposited or to be deposited by
national banks.
Mr.. Teller offered a bill to send the
McGarrahan claim to the court of pri-
vate land claims.
Mr.. Hill On. " offered a resolution
declaring it to be the sense of the sem
ate that no legislation other than legis-
lation pertaining to the finances shall
be considered at the present extraor-
dinary session OF congress. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. Hoar (Mass.) gave notice that he
would call up the resolution as to the
Montana senatorial case, and would,
after Wednesday, press it to conclu-
sion to the exclusion of all other busi-
ness.
Mr.. Vest (Mo.) called up the resolu.
tion offered by him last Tuesday de-
claring that the American people favor
bimetallism and the free and unlimited
coinage of gold and silver and made
long argument in favor of its adoption.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16

laDoring men. Few owned tno4l
dwellings and their principal loss will
be their personal effects.
Flames Cross the River.
All the available fire apparatus in the
city was in use and st. Paul sent two
engine companies in response to calls
for assistance, but despite this fact
about q o'clock the fire jumped the
river and for some time the West Side
saw mill district was in danger. For
tunately the flames were extinguished
before much damage was done. AT 10
p. m. tho East Side ruins were still
ablaze, but under control. Hundreds
of people are either the recipients of
charity or are sleeping in the open air.
Many saved only the clothes on their
backs.
The total loss is estimated at 81, 15O,-
600, and the total insurance at $3.50, 600.
Thomas Salone, 70 years old, dropped
dead from heart disease caused by the
excitement, and three fremen were
quite seriously injured.
1t is reported that Mrs. Thomas Sa-
lone. an old lady, was burned to death
in her home. The charred remains of
a boy were also found in the debris.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16

Bill to Repeal the sherman Law,
With Amendments, to Be Debated
Gi!l Aug. 2s. When Vote viii BE
Taken on Specified Ratios.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-The silver
Eight has begun in earnest in the house
Immediately after the approva1of the
journal. It was not expected as the
fact WAS known that the silverites and
the anti-silyerites on the Democratic
siG4 !;;i reached an agreement about
tie nesIod 70 be pursued and as to the
time VIZ hin which the debate should be
limited. The first gun of the battle was
fred by Mr. Wilson of West Virginia.
This missile was in the shape of bill
for the repeal of the purchasing clause
of the Sherman act. Then came for
ward Mr.. Bland of Missouri with flag
of truce under which, after little OBJ
jections from the Republicans, an ar
rangement was effected whereby a de-
bate for "A days, with night sessions if
desired, was provided for-votes. to be
taken on ratios varying from is to /, to
90 to and an Misunderstanding the
Bland act of 1878. The daily sessions.
of the house to extend from la. M to
.. p. II.
The silver men opened their batteries
in the shape of a bill Offered as a sub
stitute) for the free coinage of silver at
the present ratio. This started the bat
tie. Mr.. Raynor of Maryland was the
first champion sent out by the anti-sil--
yer party and he fought vigorously and
well. Heawas reinforced by Mr.. Brown
Of Indiana, who in brief speech advo-
Gated the repeal of the Sherman act,
conditionally or unconditionally. Mr..
Bland of Missouri was put forward to
return the fusilade Of argument and he
performed his part without deterring
from his stand as the leader of the sill
yer forces on the floor. He was fol-
lowed by the Populist member from
Colorado, Mr.. Pence. who constituted
himself as bulwark for the protection
of silver; and by Mr.. Wheeler of Ala
bama, who demanded greater volume
of currency. The fight was still on
when at o'clock the house adjourned /
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
NEAL NOMINATED.
Ohio Democrats Hold Their State
Convention.


, CINCINNATI, Aug. 11-Lawrence T.
Neal now realizes the truth of the old
adage that 'All things come to him
that waits" For eight years in pur-
suit of the highest Office in the gift of
the Ohio Democracy, so energetic and
persistent that he had almost come to
be regarded as perennial candidate, he
suddenly finds his ambition gratified
ard that without even semblance of a
struggle. With the field against him,
lacking organization and able lieuten-
ants, lie led from the start and cantered
under the wire comfortable ~ lengths
in advance Of the closest competitor.
The vote stood: Neal. 4S7 10; Taylor,
81 II; Baker, 1859; Clarke, 62; Lentz 27;
necessary to choice, 405.
The balance Of the ticket is as fol-
lows: Colonel ". W. Taylor, Columbus,
lieutenant governor; John w. Safer,
Darke. supreme judge; t. S. Blackburn,
Coshocton. state treasurer; John p.
Bailey Putnam county, attorney general;
Louis D. Wilhelm. Akron, member of
board Of public works; PHI. McKeown,
CINCINNATI, food and dairy commits
sioner.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
DECIDED AT LAST.
The Behring Sea Cases Finally Dis
posed OF by Arbitrators.

The Behring Sea Cases Finally Dis
posed OF by Arbitrators.
PARIS, Aug. 15.-The decision of the
Behring sea tribunal of arbitration was
handed down at HOY o'clock a. m.
The first four points of article G are de
cided against the United States.
A close season is established to begin
May and to continue until July 21.
This close season shall be observed both
in the North Bacifc ocean and in Behr-
ing sea.
A protected zone is established ex-
tending for 60 miles around the islands.
Pelagic sealing is allowed outside the
zone in Behring sea from Aug, l to
May l.
The use of firearms in sealing is pro-
hibited.
The American arbitrators have ex-
pressed their satisfaction with the text
of the decision.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
MURDERED AND ROBBED.
An Iron River Man Thrown on the
Railroad Track.

III II OH AthV @ AHA . " u VII NHHN
Railroad Track.
ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. 15.-Martin
Strum was struck by the Northern
Pacific freight near Iron River. The
body was dragged half mile and
ground to atoms. AS he carried con-
siderable money, of which no trace can
be. found, it is feared he was murdered
and thrown on the track Two suspi-
cibus characters are now under arrest
for the deed.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
TWO WEEKS TALK.
FG&E COINAGE MEN AND ANTS
REACE AN AGREEMENT.

Bill to Repeal the sherman Law,
With Amendments, to Be Debated
Ein iuS. 28. When Vote viii BE
Taken on Specified Ratios.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
TAKE NO PART.
Republicans VIII Not Debate on Sill
yer Coinage.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Inquiry Of
leaders on the Republican side of the
house elicits the statement that they
expect to take little or no part in the
debate now in progress. Said one of
them:
''The Democrats have undertaken to
control and direct the consideration Of
the question and refused to give the
Republicans a chance to amend the
order regulating the debate. We did
not believe that free silver or no silver,
which are the only alternatives possi-
BILE under the Bland order, were the
only two possible solutions of the situa-
ton, and would have been glad of an
opportunity to have amended the order
so as to secure vote on PROPOSE
ton which we believe would go further
than any to meet and relieve the
necessities of the financial situation.
But this having been denied us we do
not feel that the Republicans have any
thing to argue, and my belief is that
none of the members on this side will
take formal part in the debate"
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
Killca by a Vicious BnlL

BATHGATE, n. D., Aug. 12.-Samuel
Hills, an old and respected farmer liv-
ing eight miles west 81 here, was killed
by vicious bull. While leading the
animal with stick and ring attach
tnent the stick broke, when the bull
turned upon him, striking him over the
heart, tossing him in tho air and killing
him instantly,
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
Pensions Suspended.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-On inquiry
at the pension Office it is learned that
up to date there have been 6,742 pen
sions suspended which were granted
under the act of June 81, 1890, the aver
age being 40 daily. A large proportion
Of these cases, it is said, were suspended
pending medical examination
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
Adyocates Pension Bonds.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 10. The Hart
ford Courant, editorially, advocates is
suing bonds to meet part at least of the
vast pension payments, now $3.50, 900, 900
year. thus shifting the burden upon
the future, as well as furnishing BASIC
for currency. Local bankers heartily
indorse the proposition.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
EIGHT KILLED.

Steamer Annie Faxan Blown Up at
Wade's Wharf, Wash.
ALMoTA, Wash, Aug. 15.-The Un-
ion Pacific steamer Annie Faxon was
blown up during the morning at Wade's
Wharf, seven miles belown here. Eight
persons were killed and all those on
board were injured. She carried five
passengers. The vessel was literally
blown to pieces. The killed are: Thomas
MoCosh and brother, passengers; Mrs.
Tappen, the purser's wife; George Far
we'll. waiter; Joseph Bush, deck hand;
William Kidd, deck hand, and fire.
man.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
Real Estate Convention Postponed

BUFFALO, Aug. Is. -Advices from
many of the most important cities in
the country which were to have been
represented by large delegations at the
congress of the National Real Estate
association at st. Paul, Mimi, on the
21st have led to the postponement of
the congress pending a more settled
condition of the commercial field.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
Judge Taylor Dead.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug, 15.-Judge Ma
poleon B. Taylor of the superior court,
the man by whose decision the Order of
the Iron Hall was thrown into the
hands of receiver a year ago, died
during the morning.
Morris tribune., 1893-08-16
clerk Johnson nInst stem Down

WAsHINGToN, Aug, 10. Colonel
Johnson Of Minneapolis. chjef clerk Of
the senate, is to be succeeded by james
a. McEwan OF New York. Colonel
johnson will selve untl next Monday.