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LUNATlC AT la RGE.
n" i"vadss the White Msuss aaa ~
the rRssttlsat's Chats,

II" lHvadss the White msuse ana Wann
ths PTsstdlSats ChAts,
WAsHiNoroN. Aepa y. --- Poliee Omar
Heller had . violent struggle 10 day vjoA
an insane man who In some mysoapto~s
manner got into ths White hovse and a.
looking for President Cleveland, The ap.
peasanss OF shs ofiioss probably aaved ~
president from assault. How tAs sellev
gov inside shs building no ons kaowa. hs
wAa nos seen 10 enter the front % ress
door. He appeared In ahs hall On ~
lower floor ~ suddenly % shouah he Ma
come shsouah ahs esillns. The solopeA
eook whom he met hs quesVionsd, NM
II want 10 see iAsasr."
who 10 fashs,w the cook asked hln.
"olsvsland. Of oousss, was shs ssspoass,
Jass then Policeman Heller appsayed
upon the sosns and asked what 10 wanted.
He saw a. glance that the man vas not
altogether right.
Your father 10 Out In ths garden" he
told the mysterious visitor; "eoms with me
and ws will hnd him.
They Immediately started toward ~
door, The init udsr thinking hs vas aotns "a
meet shs PRESIDENT. bus the ofscss shouaAt
he would land him at lhs watsh boz. In 1
rev minutes they appeared In ths ltsNls
wasoh boz whore Policeman Hibls vac on
duty. Before he knew what was going ON.
shs risonsr grabbed Hibis's black Jack
from hts pocket evidently thinking hs va
getting pistol. Hs tried 70 use the hlaek
laos on the ofaosrs. bus they a,abbsd him
and struggled. II lated but fsw mis-.
usss before ths man WAS ovsspowsrsd,
Al the station the crank gave shs nam.
Of Jossph Washington. but refused 70 .sll
where hs lived. No one ~ The station o,
membsre ever having seen him before
house hs replied;
u wanted that ohair"
what ohais2"
he nSssident's chair"
"Don't you think the prssilen& Ale n
enthusiastically"
No. don't" was shs reply. II intend
70 ess ey iair means or foul. Give me
pistol And I'll show who will get 10. a. "A
quick" He will be held for exsmin stiou.
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CAUGHT A FEW.


Men Under Arrest for Robbing Trains in
Different States.
CHICAGO, Sept. Y.-rhrse men we're ar.
rested near Lake Calumet this afternoon
who are thought 10 have belonged to the
gang who held up the train at Ksndsllville,
Ind. An ex-convios named Lewis told the
police they had the right men aud said the
are Buokeley, "Cunninp' Cooley, Curtis
Raserty and AaQersy. The men under At
rest gave the names Of John Wilson. John
Graham and James King.
ST. Louis, Sept. 27,-Charles Unn. now
In jail on the charge Of robbery of a jew.
elry store, han been positively identified
6y six persons. including the engineer and
the l!linoia Central train NJ Centrnlis.
This leaves one other AZ large, and the de-
teOtivea are hot on hia trNil.
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EASY FOR TAMMANY.

Heats LAmpiivhter IN the Matched Race
by Three Lengths.
New YoRx, sept. 28.-Over 1900 people
vent to Gutseuburg to-day to see the match
lace betvsnn Tsmmsny and Lamplightsr,
the great tthlss-ysar.old racers Of the year.
The purse was 5000 and a side bet Of
$4,000. The horses we're In the best form
and The track ~ fast az any in America.
LamvliRhtsr was ridden bv Tarsl and
Iamm"ny by Garrison. LampliRhtsr led
by length and . halt all the way till the
home. was reached. There Gnt rison moved
iammany no until his head was At I,smu.
lighters tail.
Iarnl did not urge his colt until the
stretch was entered aud he cav Garrison
afser him Ia dead earnest. Swinging
around ths vide turn Garrison lssn"d ovse
move fnstsr. Within ten lengths Tam.
many was head and head with his rival.
Isssl used whip and spu,. bus II was no
use. garrison also cut Tammany ruth
lsssiy. though there was no occasion to do
%. Marcus Daly's great colt went easily
sbsss 70 sns =, tF9as ard ard an'shsd three lengths
Enthusissm was not 90 great a. IL would
have been had LampliehtsI won, but Gar
rison was osrtied to the iockeys' room on Il
floral horss shoe by his admirers, Tam
many clearly proved his superiority over
hampliahter In the ,aos. F actionsl time:
Eighth ;l2A. quarter San. thrse-siehts :37.
half :49>1. tve-eighths l:02. shses. qua ters
l;ltA.t ssven-siRhths l:274, mile l:4OsI,
eighth l:bS. quarter 2:OG16.
LAToNIA. sept. 2s.-Iraok fair. Seven
furlonRa--Cora Taylor, Fay g., Vida, l;28
mile and fifty yards--Bonnis Iassie. Emmu
Mo. doveInsss. l:44ih; free handicay
sveep.takss nils-santa Anna, La Co
lonia, The Reaper, l:5l; Latunia autumn
prlze. handicap. mile and ono furlonp-Al
ueo"ran Elizabeth L.. Sempsr Lex 1855
lee handicap sweepstakss. six furlonas-
buckwa. Pirate King. Dslmar, 1:i5k
seven furlongs-Emma Prim, oss, FloWe,
Dellis, Golden Hope, l;2sYl.
dRAvIsEND, sept. %. - Closing day
rack fair. Five and a half furlonps-
stonsnsll, Pedsst ian, Iddsslsioh, l;O8ll
tive furlonRs - Fsctotum, Pirate Chisi
10, Oh Bearer, 1904; mile-Kacoland, Clio
co,t Now-or-Never. l:421s; mile aud one.
qua, tsr.Str Waite Ram1po G!enmo ne,
GalA; hve furlongs-N. Pat, Armitape
Esonomiss, l:O2>9; six iurlonas--Wah Jim.
Chesapeake. TiRress, l:l61%.
sEDALIA. NO., Sept. 2s.-ren thousand
peopls to-day saw the pacing wonder Flying
Slo oreak ehe worlds reco d for a aecnnd
neat, which he covered with ease In 2:04sI Z,
vo-morrow Direotum will attempt 10 Leat
the record for trottera Tha track is IN
good condition.
TERRE HAurE, Sept. 2S.-Nsncv Hanks
failed to-day to lowe hst record, Budd
Dobls was not ~ to drive. His physician
had advised against his making the effort,
ous he was anxious to make another ma r k
for the queen OF trotte Z.
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Its Assets NlOstly Debts.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28,-Charlss :. Wa ren,
ssoskholIer, has pssit,oned the circuit
court to appoint = soeiver for the Montana
Columbian club. The club was organizsd
April 10, 1899. with capital stock Of 500.
600 which wus subsorihsd for by Fred Ell
brook to thu extent Of $40. 700. and joseph
I Kretinper. Thomas b. Corripan aud ths
complainant, who took the bRlAuos Of The
stook. Warren claims that the concern 10
indebted TO number Of persons In the au-
grsgate sum OF $4,000. Two chAttei mort.
cages amounting TO nearly 5000 have
Teen issued to creditors and the concern
has ceased doing business. lie declares
that the assets Of the club will bs wasted
unless they arc placed In the hands Of an
OtllNer Of the eOu I.
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MOVING IN THE MATTER,
Philadelphin Manufacturers Want
FDrM AN IlInnNa

Pht'adelphin Manufacturers Want to
Form An Auinnc..
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 2S.--A hundred and
fifty leading manufacturers Of this city, led
by Wharton. the banker and well known
tinancier. have drawn mp and signed .
proposition, Offering the silver senators aid
in their fight against the repeal Of the silver
purchase CLAUSE. provided the latter will
combine TO prevent any tariff legislation.
"A over half of tho manufacturer who
signed tbs pRper arc republicans and this
community has heretofore favored repeal,
this new movement has created a sensation
in business orioles. The circular contains
these three propositions to the silver sena-
tors:
/. That the United States shall admit all
yer bullion from American mines 10 coin
age in its mintS upon payment BY the
fourths of the difference between the mar.
ket London) price Of bullion and It's value
when coined;
q That foreign silver shall be admitted
only for coinage purposes at 4 ssignio1age
absorbing all OF the difference between its
coined
8. That the United States shall invite Al
once a conference of those nations Of the
world which have noS committed them.
selves TO gold monomstallism.
"yhia would include especially ths ma
tions Of Moth and south America. Japan
and China, and in Europe France, Russia
and Others. These nations are ~ deeply
interested 40 va In resisting lhs attempt 10
increase the over OF gold through the dog.
radiation Of the power OF silver. aud many
| OF them, particularly those Of America and
| eastern Asia, are those to whom We may
| most easiiy and advantage asly sell the
n III ~, Ia M IN I'M n tPt
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Vienna Anarchists Had Planned
Wholesale Destruction OF
Life and Property.
Dynamite Under the Reiohsrath
Building. Town Hall, and
the ThoAtors.
Eternity Relations with the Rsds
of Chicago.

VIENNA, Sept 2e.-On ths 2Sd insl ths
Associated preas oablsd exclusive informa-
tion OF the arrest Of . number Of anasoh-
tsss In this otty and The discovery Of cases
Of ssvolvsrs, explosives, coats with leather
Innings With hooks for suspsndiua bombs
TO them. aud documents Of the most in
oriminssinR nature. The police have been
most reticsnt In regard TO the matter till
to-day. when they admitted the truth Of
the story and added material facts showing
that the conspiracy 10 the greatest since
Guy FAwkss' day. They say subsequent in
vestiRatton shows that the anarchists in
tended 10 smuRRls dynamite into sn un-
dsRR round portion OF shs rsichsrath build
Ing. and whom that body met. Dot. 10. TO
blow IL sky high and strike terror into the
hearts Of the enemies Of the Independent
group of socialists 10 which the arrested
men belonged.
Had the plot sucoeeded some OO0 people
would have been hurled into etc nifty. In
c!uding princes OF the imperial family,
bsSsdisaty mobiles, and dignitsriss OF the
church. The Anarohists also had plans
laid TO blow up, at the same time. the town
hall with over l,OOO persons employed
therein; and beaides these. a number Of
iml ortant buildings on RinRstrasse. one Of
the hnsst streets Of Europe. the university.
famous historical museum, and other
buildinRs of similar nature. The Hotbure
thsatsr was also included in the conspiracy.
The stranQsst vatt OF the story. as far as
the United States 10 concerned, comes now.
The Associated p,ess has already stated
that tho bombs were made according to the
formula of Herr Most, of New York. But
this Ia not all. The police olsiN. TO bs able
to p' owe that the anarchists Of gigantic
conspiracy are connected with Vhs anar-
chists OF Chicago TLey cay this 10 not
merely a police ~, but the connection
Of the Chioaed Dohists with those here
has been fully established beyond doubt
Correspondence between the Chicago reds
and those Of Vienna 10 said 10 be In the
hands. OF the Austrian police. who, II would
seem. must communicates with the Chicago
police ON the subject
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THE GROUNDS TIL HRONGED.
Crowds Pour Into the White City by tn
lAkU.

Crowds Pour Into ths White City by ths
Lake.
CHICAGO, Sept 2S. - The weather was
bright and cool. There was no special
fsatu a. The fair to-day, but the grounds
we're throngsd with sightsesra
The wool. cotton, hemp and fax growers
OF ths United States wers Ia session in as
sembly hall for the purpose of forming an
association eMb noinu all these industr ies.
Among the prominent wool growers pros
ent were jacob kasenbe of San Fran cisco,
W. II. MCC elan, o. California. and Il. B.
Norton. OF Wisconsin.
George W. Guilds of Philadelphia, To-
6ay bought tho Michigan logging Damp.
He will move II to hiS country place nenr
Philadelphia. Elnborate preparations are
being made for lreland's day next Sntur.
day. The displny Of treworks will be one
seldom equalled. Attendance Is expso so.ed
10 exceed 5000
Total admission to-day PIC. 1850. of which
l76. 734 paid.
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BosroN, Sept. 2S.--Ths injunction laid
upon the nswspaps,s by Judge Barker, os
the su.rsme cout yesterday, forbiidina
any report or comment in the breach 0f
promise case OF Van Houtsn Va. Morse hAs
been obeysd. Tho morning papass con
tanned no report VI shs case. Among lAs
lawyers !. IL believed there hss been an IN
Outstanding between she Justices Of eoults
cou ~, not IN the newspapers" ~ one se
tho t,ats. nifty puts II. IL ID reported that
ths reason 10, the judges action 10 tAAt u
u supposed that ths oass IL one Of black
mail against Morse. who 10 On sx-stAts cen
NtOr, .3 eh
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Notice t. Orc shippers.

The U. s. Public SamplinU Co.. Of Hel-
ens, is again y, epared to handle all GLASSES
Of smelling ores. and partiss having this
class to sell will find IL to their interest to
interview u. b. Brad.n, manager. before
disposinR of their products. We can now
pay ths market rice for all ores, which 10
only slight decrease from the prices pre-
vailing before the recent decline In silver.
silver computed at New York spot quota
tions, and not ut sixty dsys' delivery. As
saying will receive y, ompt attention. Cor.
responlsnos solicited.
Il. b. BRADEN. Manager.
Corner Grand and jackson streets, Helena.
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CANvAsslNG COMPROMI rs.

Hut Not Much Hsadway Made Toward
Adoption
W ARLINGTON, Sept. %. There was more
talk of silver comp, omiss atout the sen-
ate TO- day than has been heard for week.
A prominent republican senator was Gu
gagged shs greater part of ths day IN trying
10 Rss senators 10 agree 10 = proposition for
the purchase and coinage Of t3,00O.000 OF
silvsr per month tor ths next three years.
bus met with MANY obstacles. An
especial supporter Of the president asserted
thai hs would sccspt no amendment what.
ever. and ths silver ssnssors made tbs OBJ
Jsoston that 10 place ths limit Of purchase
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Al = sims within Clsvsland's administra-
sion woald bs simply 10 postpone the blow.
and IL might almost ~ we'll fail now.
senst0r FaalkHsS vas also engaged In
oanvssstng his usoposition. but with no
better result than In tue case Of the rspub-
ltoan senator. Noshing was accom- plished
IN any direction. but events yesterday and
to-day caused many more senators than
usual 70 assert 10. dav that a compromise
offered tho only way ous OF The present en-
tauRlemsnN,
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.r,,v.'. =, ~. Grand Central.
Personal.

A. ], Hunoke. Of White Sulphur Springs
10 Al The Helena.
Major Wyman. Of the Grow reserve. was
In town yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. A. p. Curtin and the ohil-
dren. left yesterday Tor visit 10 Chicago.
j, B. King. OF b. Paul, superintendent
Of the Great Northern tsle1r aph line. 10 u
visitor In town.
Miss Minnie Reifcnrath, counsy supsr-
In ntsndent Of schools, returned yesterday
from MissoulR. where she attended Nhs
tsachsrs' institute.
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setting tue IAcs.

English politician--Y You sssm Ia be much
fastes ia this country than We are In EnR-
land.
American volitioinn--Yss; here 10 run
for congress. while over there you merely
stand for Larlian,snt. Puck.
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WAsHINaToA. Sent. 28.--In executive ses-
sion this evening after soms debate voor-
hsss reluctantly agreed TO devote all Of
next Thursdsy 10 an executive session, At
whsch appointments IN opposition 10 the
homo rule plank OF the democratic plat
form. against whsch there have been strsn-
uous objeest0ns. will bs considered. This
agreement plsAsss the silver men i'm
menssly. 90 they regard IL 40 another point
gained By them. II = quorum " present
Thursday IL 10 probable these appoint-
msnts Will bs favosably acted upon by y
sS4iot party vote,
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she Fioarlshsd y Wiaon.s.sv.

PoHrLANp. Ore, Sept. ~. An armed
mob Of swo hundred men inssehsd 10 ths
Chinese quarter lsss nisht and after loos-
ing their houses marched The Chinausn 70
the oily limiss aud ordered them 10 lssvo.
WArrsnts have bsou issued for lhs rest ef
sha FinRlsadsss. About shtisy Chimes
sought refuge In ths houss Of Chlnesa Nts-
sioLAsy Tumble. When ths mob 1ss
psarsd with = Winchester stns and a.
nounosd that ths hsss mAn 70 enter NAo
house would be shot.
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Wisconsin Central .NiHnsuvsr.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2S.-lt WAS ,umoted In
railway o,roles this afternoon that = very
neat coup 10 OH foot by which the Wiscon-
ain Gent al will in . measure yet back at
the No shsrn Pacific. The report IL 10 the
effect thnt the Central will AJAX the court TO
terminate ito lease of the Chicago Il Not
srn Pacific that ID il TOO butusnsoMs 10
carry. which IL the ground upon which the
court Cancelled tho Wisconsin Central lease
for the Northern Pacific people.
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4 Deadly Insult.

4 Deadly insult.
Miss Pinkerly-lsn't II pity that oil the
good looking people can't bs bright and oil
the b light PEOPLE good Iookingl
Young Tuttsi--YVs. indeed IL ~. Miss
Pinkerly. but tell me, II you had your
choice. which would you be2-Lifo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-29

TO-DAY the Australian
cricketers play their first Ameri-
can game in Philadelphia.
The team swept everything
before them while in England
and presents a dangerous aggre-
CATION of batsmen for the Qua
ker City and New York players
to meet. The team of fourteen
members will play two three
day matches in Philadelphia and
great games are expected.
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Special to Tho indepondsnt.
MILES CrTY: Sept 2S.-Ryan Bros. have
sold their Vt! inu of racers now At Chicago.
including Al Watts, Spoon, Rillah H..
Alpha, aud others for Slb.0OO.
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Congresses aud COM z rssses.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Ths Worlds Congress
of niissious opened to-day. There was a
large attendance. including many foreign
converts. Rev. Walter Dsrrows. chairman,
iu speaking Of the neosssity OF oo-opera-
be convsr. cd by church divided into q
hunu. cd different aects. 4 he sunday rest
congress, congress Of evolutionisss. and the
ethical congress. also opened to-day.
Twelve hund I'd men aud women attended
tho national convention Of spiritualists.
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'yha Very neat.

For two weeks hftsen (lb) cabinet photo.
graphs, In two. t2) styles, ios three ($S)
dollars, mounted on Rilt edge cards.
Il. u. KELLER.
SSH Main street.
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ANnO,lO cement.

A. G. Dotner has moved his manufaotur-
Ing jswelEy sstHblishment to II North
Main street. ground aoor, opposite Grand
Central hotel.
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UniOnis,n Mud rO,i,ics,

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2S.--Ths International
oigHrmsksrs union, in convention here TO.
day. voted against taking political action
40 u union. A resolution WAS introduced
early in the week which favored the forma.
tion Of = third party. and some delegates
we're anxious for this union to sanction
weekly msetinas with other crafts 70 the
purpose Of fu, thsring their interests politio-
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sure ~ NlptOllls.

Lswysr-WhAt change did You frat no
tcs In the patient 40 result Of his Soquir-
ing the cigarette and morphine habi.2
Witness oil. a. hrsl he began 10 talk
inGoheI emily md then he took to wearing
pink shi, ts.-Chioago Record.
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Ballysr-rhnt was a rough story Tattlsr
told about his grand Nthsr,
Risswtss-N was told without thought.
no doubt. His ang.ss Of reflection we're
not equal 10 his angles Of inoidsnt.-Puck.
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An unll0rn round Town.

PARIS, Sept. 2S.-The Eolair announces
the discovery of a second Pompsii. said 10
be an entire town consisting Of Y number
Of streets, houses. etc. II was unearthed
In the p omontory Of Laurium In south
west Attica, Greece.
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Montana Appoiu,msDta Confirmed.
WARRINGTON, Il pt. u. ontism atious Of
postmastsss. Montana: Chas. Wsgne-,
0'sas Fallsi Z. W. Dunno. BillinQs; W. J.
swaStzs. Granite; +. W. Buckssu. Kalis-
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Ouirinnl and Vatican Mt Outs.

ROME. Sept. 2s.--Ihere has been new
and serious disagreement between King
Humbsrt and the vatican. The pope 70.
minist decided to refuse an sxequator TO
all bishops nominated At the last consis.
tOy,
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A carload Of them just received by +. 3.
Lang 4 Co., Al prices to suit every Que.
Cosl hsHssrs from W upwardA
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A oiAsn for beginners will 10 startod Got ut
b l. lsttrs school, Terms tl.a0 per msnth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-02
MARINE NEWS.

PoRr GAMBLE, Sept l-ISpeciaL II
Arrived yesterday-Schr Meteor. capt
Lass, from Port Hadiock. to load for San
Pedro. Sailed -Schr Ethel Zane, capt.
Peterson. for San Diego.
PoRr TOWNSEND. Sept. L-lSpeciaLl l.
Arriyed-Sh John A. Briggs, twelve days
from Unalaska. for orders Saiied-enii
ok Elisha, from Vancouver for Antoio-
gasta: bktn Retriever. from Hadiock ior
San Francisco. Sh G. S. Bement Will san
from Tacoma tomorrow for the United
Kingdom. Sh }. b. Brown. now At
Unaiaska, expects TO finish discharging
cargo by the 14th inst. and then proceed
to Karluk and lead salmon for San Fran
cisco.
SAN -FRAScrsco, Sept. L--Arrived-Str
Arago, from Coos bay str Costa Rica, from
Nanaimo.
cieared-Str Grandholm, for Nanaimo;
str South Coast. for Astoria; City of Pu-
ebla, for Victoria and Port Townsend.
Departed-Str Columbia, for Astoria.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-Sighted-Venalgo,
Baltimore; Columbia. Boston; Italia, New
York; Etruria, New York.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Ottoman, Boston.
New York, Sept Augusta Victoria.
Hamburg: Suevia, Hamburg.
HAMBURG. Sept. l-Fuerst Bismarck,
New York: Rhaetia. New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. The long overdue
steamer Sarnia arrived this morning in
tow of the steamship Montevidian. The
Sarnia broke her shaft August and the
vessel struggled against adverse winds till
the 25th, when she was taken in tow.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner r. 8. Rcdfeld arrived at Redondo on
Tuesday from this port
Schooner vcsta, from Port Blakeley, arrived
at San Francisco on the 29th OF August
Steamer Clara Brown took the run Of the
Sarah NJ. Rentou to Biakclcy yesterday.
Ship Columbia, Capt Nelson, is out twenty
four days from San Francisco for Seattle.
The new tug Magic went to Port Blakeiey last
night to tow the schooner Laura MadseE TO sea.
steamer Homer sailed from San Francisco on
Wednesday for Seattle with freight in the Die
trick line.
Capt E. A. Campbell has recovered from his
sickness and resumed command of the tug Vio-
let, relieving Capt. Lyle.
Schooner John B. Ward. being built by John
B. Ward at Georgetown, 10 nearly completed.
She will be 1880 tons register.
schooner r w. Bartlett. now at San Fran
cisco, has been chartered to load lumber at Port
Blakeley for Sidney, Australia
British bark Caroline Spooner, now at What
com, will load lumber for Valparaiso. and the
British ship Oscsola viii load at the same port
for the same destination.
Displayman Hatfield received instructions
yesterday to hoist southwest storm signal.
The storm was of the Colnmbia river. with
southerly gales along the coast
Tug Tacoma arrived yesterday from Tacoma.
where she took the tug Tyee to have new
wheel put on, aui lett last night with the ship
B. P Cheney, coal laden, for San Francisco.
1t is expected that the ship British Yeomen
will complete discharging cargo today, when
she will 60 to Tacoma. large crowd OF visitors
can be seen on the ship at almost any time dur
ing the day. and one group OIL men made them
selves so offensive yesterday BY loud talk and
expectorating about the deck that the mate or
dered them ashore.