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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-10
The ,yalla walls Election.

WALLA WALLA, July Especial. THE
city election held today was very quiet.
but great amount of work was done on
the quiet. The greatest fight was for the
marshalship. Robinson. who has held
this position for thirteen years, was de-
feated. The successful candidates were /:
Mayor, J. L. Roberts; clerk. Henry Kel-
ling; attorney, w. T. Doyell; treasurer.
r. G. Parks; justice. w. 7. Arbery; street
commissioners, w. III. Brown; assessor. T..
III. Jessup; surveyor, E. s. Clark; sexton,
P. d. Bently: councimen. S. Ringhotfer,
NJ. Martin, E. II. Nasal, NJ. Evans.
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Benuet... Boxcott of the Fair.

TACOMA. July Especial l-At the
business mems meeting today to take ac-
ton regarding the Interstate fair, COM
mittee of three. Charles f. Hale, Peter
Irving and George II. Boardman, was ap-
pointed to make a final report. The atti-
tude of Nelson Bennett in opposing the
enterprise in the Ledger was deplored.
Some who were present at today's meet
ing felt that it would be difficult to open
the fair on time, owing to the prevailing
strike, but in most instances this is con-
sidered simply pretext for opposing the
proiect.
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The Hotel Wsstera. one OF the largest a.
LAke 6seaerA. Va. zas harne4 Monday,
eatalllne less 81 sfsloul
The dram shs1s a. tie mnHth Of mine
Sa :. 81 the Ashland Coal & Inaa Rail.
way CnmpAny. q Grant. ~, were burned
sSsiy Aanaay nsevasuE - strikers ifoa
Carter coeasy. eNinE ~ the Announcs.
n8enE that ala msen oceunysnS eanpAay
pgapeIty 0ald C visited.
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rle-Upin ina,an rerritory

PURCELL. I. T.. July ain response TO
an order from Chief Debs, forty switch
men. yardmen and roundhouse men.
including the entire railway force
at this point went out. This
is the terminus of the Santa Fe
and G. C. & S. f. systems and as a result
OF the strike those roads are completely
tied up here, not train moving either
way. Everything is quiet.
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The ropc Greatly Enfeehied.

NEw Yozk, July a-The HsraId's Rome
dispatch says:
1T is Badeniable that the pope Is be-
coming greatly enfsebsed, but his con-
dstion IS not dangerous. The recent in
tense heat has greatly affected his health
and caused him 30 have frequent fainiing
hts Tie gravity OF his condition Is
naturally belittied ct the Vatican. but
there j., nessrf aeiess. great deal Of
axiety among the members Of the pope 5
household. The Vatican gave cat this
very day a denial Of the report that the
pope was tll.
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Trains KunnIng at For. Wayne, Ind.

Foxr WAIsE, Ind, July s.-The Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers has de-
cided not 10 go into the boycott.
The Pennsylvania road is running all
its passenger trains through the
city without interruption. and also
succeeded In sending out heavy train this
afternoon. At mass meeting this after
noon the Wabash engineers. hremen and
brakemsn all went out, and the locomo-
tives are being manned oy new engineers
who have been brought here.
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A srrike at Ro.ton,

BosTos, July 9-The prisoners in the
house OF correction at South Boston today
mutinied. Officers drew their clubs and
charged on the prisoners, who resisted
with tools. stools and anything they could
lay their hands on. The officers fired sew
erai shots at the convicts. This subdued
the mutiny. Superintendent Written
states that one of the men was wounded
in the cheak
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The Illinois Militia AN ont.

sPRINeFIELp, ILL.,, July 9.-U pom the re-
guest of Mayor Hopkins, of Chicago, Gov.
Altgeid this afternoon ordered out all the
remaining regiments of militia in the
state, ordering Gen. Barley. commanding
the Second brigade, to proceed at once to
Chicago with all possible men in his
brigade, leaving i've companies on duty at
interior points.
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A Coroner. Jury Condemn. the Troops.

HAMMOND, Ind, July 9.-The coroner's
jury impaneled to inquire into the killing
of Charles Fieischner by the United States
troops yesterday returned verdict to the
effect that Fieischner's death was caused
by accident. oecasioned by soldiers of Com
pany b, Fifteenth Infantry. shooting wan
toniy and careIessly into a crowd of peace
able citizens. ALI is quiet here tonight.
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The si,ua,ion Tmpro,ed a, Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 9-The general
strike situation in this city is decidedly
improved today. The tie-up on the
Kansas City & Fort Smith, Memphis &
Kansas City and the Memphis & Birming-
ham was broken today. At IL O'Clock
passenger trains with Pullmans attached
left for Kansas City and Birmingham.
The situation OF all the lines is unchanged.
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Of over 80 900 on the outside Resolutions
were adopted indorsing the strike ana
censuring President Cleveland.
ToLEDo. July 9-No effort was made oy
the Lake Shore people to move trains out
OF the yards, and the city has been quiet.
A monster mass meeting Is being held to-
night, and bids fair to last until morning.
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special from Castle Rest, George NJ. Pull
mans summer house, quoting Mr.. Pull
mans son-in-law. George West. as saying
the former holds precisely the same views
regarding arbitration thai he had month
ago. viz: Nothing TO arbltrate."
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Ia th~ house.

WAsHISsros CIrY. July a-This was
District of Columbis day in the house. and
biz 10 provide an immediate revision
and equalization of real estate values in
the district wss taken up for considers-
ton. Most Of the afternoon vas spent on
this ball. which was finally passed.
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Nkssu1eS. %. July "A meeting Of
the ADefsosn Railway Uniea VS. held To-
dsy yu4 in harafauy Nlth she orders issus4
BY President lAvos a stFts 50 Vas entered ca
the Nhesllas 4 LAKE Efie az econ today
Astne Gtststea headquarters are here il nee
s.saFiiy Affects tae Whole rosA. Passenger
trains are Fsgsnlsiei - run. Several
shoGsSnd ceai miners are tArewn oat o.
employment
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NORTH WKLLINaToS. B. C.. Juns p 80 -
Editor Poat- n { I'll ixsnceg, Sea ~ -
Dear sir. 4 have received yoI W
MUM map in good order. and sas hksJ
pleased with IL. consider tnat htsss.
your valuable paper tree. ~ $500 as -
map more than the price % snssef21-
Yours very respectfully.
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IN. snuasioa Irnprs,ea tn ,iaham..

BgRsINeHAs. Ala, July a--The situa.
tion tonight is more rvsssaring Frelrht
trains on two Of the enlarged roads are
running. Fifteen militia companies aud
two batteries are on duty. with Maj. Gen.
Whiting. % Mobile, IN commsnd. no
has issued public order that he will carry
oat 60 the letter the Instructions given bv
Gev. Jones IN his Proclamation % yesses-
dsy. Al the saloons and ganshops IN the
eoaniy are closed by orier Of the gov
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INV HAVEN. Conn, July a--The rail-
way employees in this city will pay no
heed to the order issued by President
Debs, calling Gus ali members OF the
American Railway Union.
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A s,,,s. I...s., Aco.,,,.a.

ST. LouIs, July 9.-National Director
George Kern, of the American Railway
Union, was acquitted today of having dis
turbed the peace of General Manager Ram
sey of the Terminal yards on June 8
Judge Morris said: These people have
as much right as any one else
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Post IntslIissncer Co. SsHH :. vesf
Cent?. / received some TINE -. -s.as N
excellent map u the 1 nitea SI4.ss - a.
Norla map on the reverse 49, - "a
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Tn. strike at ST. Louis.

ST.. LouIs, July 9.-The conductors and
brakemen of the Toledo, St. Louis Il Kan
sas City notified the general offices ia this
city tonight that they had decided TO
strike in sympathy with the Pullman
boycott, and consequently no trains have
been sent East from here on that road.
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Railroad. Impor,,nw Ale, I.,or

sAUlr STE. MAIZE. Mich, July "A car
load of Canadian railroad men passed
through the city last night. enroule for
Chicago. They are being picked up all
along the Canadian Pacific
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FrrxRRBfsE, wash. Feb 10. fsss
seattle Post Intelligence, sssfiA
Wash Have received the wall mAu N
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Troop. to Omen the santa Fe.

DKSfSs, y. NJ, July 9.-About 500
United States troops from Fort Bayard
left here tonight on special train for
Ration 70 assist IN moving the United
states mail on the Santa Re.
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ONTARIO. Canada. April 4 1854
Post Intelligence, Seattle. Wxh =
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PLANO, H., July a-Locai labor leaders
confirm the report that the United Mine
Workers have set the i4lh OF September as
ihe date Scr reneSa. OF the miners strike.
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InoNTSTON.

LooarsroS, Wash. FEB istz
Post-Intelll gencer. seattle asa :! "
ce lived your map and II IL away osysne ~
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TRAIN WRECK IN TACOMA.
The Night Overland From Portland
Runs Into an Open Switch.

TACOMA. July Especial. ]-Train No. 2
overland, from Portland, reaching here at
l0:45, was deraiied at the Twenty-frst
street crossing in this city. The engine
is a total wreck. No one was injured.
The switch was unlocked by regulation
kev
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Post-IntelligenceF Co, Seattle. Wssh-
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FEsHAsfIN, W Hsu-s APIAI 49,
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ToIEno, d. Jay a~Mhila tse leaders
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taAt thsY teel eacsufAsea slGA khe F~sals
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Ole Larson, aged 30. and NeIs Mangun-
son. aged ., were drowned az the mouth
of Deep river. Cathiamet county. July 1,
from a capsized boat.
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Editor Post Intelligsacex 3sattis, Wash
Dear Sir: / have received the map q
the world, etc. and am pleAsl " sszas
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Bss -Four Firemen strike.

CgScIsNArI, July a-rhe Big Four ERE
men from here 90 ST. Louis sIruek at mid
night
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Uncle Joshua-These city people have
mighty polite manners, Maria.
His Wife-How sOR
Uncle Joshus--Just let a couple Of fel-
lers have nv watch that they offered 20 60
and get regulated free gratis. They're to
bring it back TO me at the hotel Chicago
Eeeor9
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Pemer proposes STATE ownership OF
Railroads and Coal Mines.
wAsHISsToS CRY, July 9.-Ia the senate
today PETER offered an omnibus resolution
providing:
"First-That all public functions ought
to be exercised through public agents.
'Second-That ali interstate roads ought
to be brought under the control and super
vision of public officers: that the charges
for train transportation of persons and
property throughout the United States
ought TO be uniform, and that the wages
of employes ought 10 be regulated by law
and paid promptly in money.
"Third-That all coal beds onght to be
owned and worked by the government,
and that the wages ofthe employees should
be paid in money when due.
"Fourth-That all money used By tbs
people ought to he supplied only by the
government of the United States, and
that the rate of interest ought to be uni
form in ali states.
"Fifth-That all revenues Of the govern
ment ought TO be raised by taxes on real
estate
The resolution went over until tomor-
row, without action or consent.
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AnxspkES, wssA,, fsa IA !, go - :
Po.,-l ntzfli <escsr Co. soAsss. .-rs~,s
yrasniaEa saap received ana III
ssIl.f.ctlon, Yours rasPsciisass'
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A.-A.-HIGHEsT PRICES for furniture,
carpets contents OF houses and fats; do not sell
until you hear from me. A, 81 University place
FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. short time used also
elegant furniture. folding-bed. sewing machine,
&c. Ill T. t6th 81.
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EaIt Side.

taJt Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. SOL. near Grand Central Depot
Elegantly furnished rooms; excellent cuisine;
transents accommodated.
LEXINGTON AVE, 72-Nicely furnished
rooms, with good board, for gentlemen; refer
enCe.
LEXINGTON AVE, ln near 2sth st.-Handsome
rooms a board; also table board.
MADISON AVE. l5s. 1855 & 1857. COR 32D ST.
THE SAWYER.
Strictly private family hotel; frst-class accommo-
dations for families gentlemen; handsome
references; I'd floor, furnished unfurnished.
MADISON AVE. 1877, near 3lst st.-Sults laree 6
single rooms central location; excellent table
| STANTON 81. - American woman will board
child, - month. Mrs. Heath, 4th bell
3D AVE ll5S- Excellent board for working
girl, ~. 80 weekly. Mrs Clarken.
5rH AVE, a5l. -Parlor floor; rooms 2d floor;
win or without private table; moderate.
9TH ST. ~ 4, Large & small front rooms; also
connecting rooms good board
10TH ST, 40 F. Nicely furnished rooms; ,
able '''''' 'e''oh'
lQTi 81, 9S T. Nicely furnished rooms, with
board gentlemen 10; also paror
lOTH 81, lld, lis, 100 /. Handsome single 4
! double rooms excellent board prices moderate
nth ST. 2s f., block from Rroudway-peslrab,o
couple
llIH ST., 22l T., Newly comfortably furnIihed
rooms, with board; German American family
18th ST. 223 E. (Graron)-First-class nat, 4
! rooms mirrors, oornlces; rents reasonable
neighborhood good. Janitor.
2OTH ST. "a E.-pouble q single rooms large
pSrlor suit private bath. toilet family or gem
2OTH ST, 1921 E.-NiceIy furnished large small
German family.
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Musical.
For Sale.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Or< Tme sSc. per linz: Second Tne, ffc pd
hse; Thiri and S,ibsequer 7tmes, roc per Ina
g.. peT hne ezfra charge Stnddys
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THE BRISTOL,
West Side.

13 to 10 F. 11th st., near 9th ave- -Comfortabl
family house; very moderate terms.
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WANTED To HIRE, large wagon or cosert
truck. single. for from 10 to 80 days Call afu
10 a. NJ, ]. Ribsrd, 50 Hicks ST.. Brooklyn-
90 WILL BUY horse. buggy and harness. lap Toi
and whip 2s3 Bleeoker St, LIST door. front
Sl5O-FINE. light. extension top cutnnder tapil N
surrey used weeks, cost N25; hne es.ssN
4 STALLS with wagon room 70 let Ase VI
37th st
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ID. 4STH ST, Lexington, 7th ave-. send rateA
Frank Knapp "a f. 42d st.
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J FINE FOOL TABLES, also n,tures. for sal,
cheap. Inquire cafe. Meyerson. 70 Essex st.
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COUNTERS. shelving. wall-oaSss, upright butter
Tefrigerators, bar hItures. partitions; bargains
CORbIN. S59-s6l 10Th ave.
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IENO<

MISS McCABES
DANCING ACADEMY. classes now forming at Il
East 18th ST.. between 9th ave. and Broadway.
Classea every afternoon and evening private les
sons. any hour 81; waltz guaranteed in six pri-
yate lessons, s.; lessons 81 quarter. "a lessons,
s.; lady and gentleman assistantA
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginner at any time. Day and evening.
Special and individual attention given to those
learning the waltz, also the new and fashionable
dances Including stage. fancy and character.
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PAIR CoBs,

FOR SALE-HANDSCME PAIR COBS,
lj% hands, aged I; very stylish, prompt drivers
great endurance. fast natural roadsters; 10 miles
per hour fearless Of locomotives elevated or troll
ley cars, or any obstacles on the roads; they Ms
cOmpactly built smooth. round turned anmala
and their equals are hard to hnd; warranted IN
every respect In all harness, and both are excel.
lent saddle animals; sufficient trial given; pISss
$3.50 not one-thrd their value 52 WEST 10TH
ST, BETWEEN 5TII AND 9TH AYES.
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Loans.

On, 7tme, sse Der Inc. Sooond 1sre, SIC p~
line; THIRD and StibsequeN 1tTses soc p0 e'e
No szfsa charge on S,usddvs
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BlCYCLE-Crypto, gehred front driver, pneumatic
tire. new, $40. A. f. PREYER, Park place.
BICYCLE BARGAINs-New wood-rim safetles, SIS;
new boys pneumatics, SIS; new Liberties, s55.
Premiers $40; Victor. $Sj, SC 3O7 Canal St
BICYCLE sNAPS-sunols new. $55; Raeighs. t5
and $50 each; lady's Columbia, new, S75 600
others; 81 bells, 75c IS lamps, $780, others. 7Se.
81 Park place.
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Horses, Carriages, &c.

A.-lOO HORSES, harness, wagons, every descrip-
tion, $40 upward. BROOKLYN HORSE MAX.
KET briggs ave, and Lorimer st., Brooklyni
sales Monday and Thursday, every week.
BROOKLYN HORSE MARKET, Rdgewood
h. b. Park-Open sale and exchange OF horse1
sc, every Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday ana
Thursday afternoons; dealers and buyers invited
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Good Will q Interest for Sale.

CIGAR STORE $500: chance Of lifetime, 10 manu-.
facturer: don't fail 10 investigate; others, all
prices also candy stores. at bargalLs. Az BGHt
sgth st
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SAMERA, HGwkeye, 5S7 folding, with latest
Improvements; Will sacrifice. BARGAIN. box
Lll World. nArlnnI.
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OUTFIT SECOND HAND.
HALF PRICE 73s Broadway.
2 JACK POT.

Dios plOs plos
Call and see the latest craze. II has earned 500.
In 3 days Territory given to agents, Also y
JACK POT. AMUSEMENT MACHINE COM
PANY. 5S7 6S9 Hudson st.
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FOR SALE-2 sound o. year old family horses
sets OF harness, including blankets also pSt depott
and Concord wagon, doctors buggy, puck1
board and several other vehicles Apply v
CnARLES RIEGER. lOi6 Sd ave.
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RICYCLES Just one-third OF usual price: quantity
Of Unions. Sterlings. Raleghs MaIestics, Well
ingtons, &c pneumatic tires; guaranteed new ami
perfect; be and call us before buying else
where ladies'. boys and serond hand wheels at
unheard-of prices. HERALD CO. sIOt cash house,
ia Nassau ST., near Pest -Otfce
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COAL, .SL5O per ton for quantities Of tons or
more, Address LEHlGH, box 81 World.
COLUMBIA $50 1898 model safety bicycle, hut
little used and as good as new, Tor i7O weight
OF wheel 80 pounds u. S, s, LAWSON VAL
ENTINE CO., 1879 Broadway.