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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-18

PoHf Towssxsp, Nay l1.-fSpscial. J.
Lieut. Winston. Fourtsenth infantry. u.
8. A., has arranged for launch which 10
attached 10 the revenue cutter Bear 70
search along The WILDLY island shore
saturday ana Monday In search Of the
drowned near Admiralty lighthouse last
Sunday afternoon.
The board Of engineers on Qualifications
arrived this afternoon on the steamer
Edith. They we're entertained at The Key
City Climb during the evening. Tomorrow
the board will examine the sitss at Mar
rowstons. Admiralty aud Point Wilson.
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FAnHAvxn, Nay l7.-f8pscial. Com
missioner Gillette u at work this wssk
securing deeds Of risht-of-wsy Tor the Lake
oamish road.
The trustees Of the proposed Northwest
srn Agricultural Society viii hold thsiS
frst mssting In Whatcom Saturday.
The pcstofElce department. declines 70 let
. contract for intse-urban street railway
mail services between here and Whatcom
upon the delivery conditions suggested By
Assistant Superintendent vaills. the d.
psrtmsut insisting that the mail must -
delivered % and from the carr in the two
towns without expense 70 the government.
An effort will nov b mads 70 secure o.
least one mali . day upon the conditions
namnd BIZ the departmenk
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oooa0R Hsasy Dansy hoenn ~ 80
sna - ~ ekAGit r1yoR y0sosf1ay.
0eeanss Unel1l1e Vim oa1l - gan 1ran-
sasse sedag With ftsisAs - passaesrA
To seea.~ x1eoa.ts. vin lsass uaie.
eock next zhuEs1ay - SAa 1xansisse 60
- Oisem
otoansP U6op5a teck cut 100 teas g
vhee4 cats and peoa1oss fbR vaneouvsf.
p G, lot night
1he stenm1e lahel vf1 hseealsar Isove
ho0 csatsal vhask, bstuosn Washisgsea
- Yesdsg avmuA 0eoR.e J. Wiusy,
aGsnA
eesanse lssaiie 49, eat registry pepeus
g sho e1stnm houne ysssse1ay and len ~
Alaska iags nisAs With frsisAt ard -
oongocA
Steamer MsxIco - dus has today ftea
IAN trane3oeo n the run q The City -
Pusbaa. WA3cA he been taken ~ ths
Qussa sinee she disabling ~ the pns6la.
The 4exleo = . slower boot thaa the
othsrs ard = not sxpeetsd - arrive unttl
t00o0fRo0
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IAN raAx0IsCo aGAaxsrs.
TIM srAr. 81 4nApR

xuw RATE u xxA0&
~ ysAscssco. Nay 1.-THE butter
Gket 10 weak with unchanged prices.
p md CHEESE xnle arm.
~ poultry market continues duh with
ny dow on hand.
4 ~ receipts Of vegetables this mofning
ls a6S boxes asparagus. 43l boxss rhu-
~ - sacks peas, 8 boxes squash. los
- beams. LISA sacks potatoes. Thsss
M no changes In pricsA
he sscsipss OF straw berries wsrs heavier
y seeming. III chests coming In. A
- portion Of arrivals vas damaged. OF
eF10 Z 023 boxes arrived. Prices were
9oe. OF apples Is boxes came Ia.
BAEApsTuSvs Axp eRAixA
. Heuf-Ws quote: Net cash prices for
my extras. eAW4a50 per barrel;
eseezs' EXTRAS, SA500a.60; supsr6ns, t2O
~ - barrel.
xassa-Ths market remains in quiet
sea@ne there being no export demand.
rf NoMs while grades suitable for mil.
me afs held ~ ei@L07k per Genital.
Prices continue 20 decline, buy.
~ NMe notably scarce. We quote: Fair
led feed. 97k@9S3<c; choice bright,
hsewing barley. 81 loo l. Is Per Genital.
Nte- There 10 no animation to the mar
~ md Il 10 doubtful IL . reduction OF
siae rates would stimulate trade 90 anv
lsnt We quote: Milling. 3i.Ou
Surprise. &l.37t{@L45; fancy
lis; poor 70 fair, SLW0fi 10; black,
esnlnal; red. nominal: gray. $i.i2koi.2o
- csntal.
kfoducs receipts--Flour. quarter sacks,
~ Warrington. 5. i4o; wheat, centals,
Warrington. l,6D, barley, csnsals,
~; Warrington, 4.isss; cats. csntals,
{ sxl; corn. sacks. 100; rye. 1893; potatoes,
5 - S.&s5s Washington. IDA
FINANCIAL
nFans--on sight, New York. per $780,
81 Premium. Sterling bilis--on London,
seday bank. Sass.
snver ears--fer ounce, 6iis6s6lLo
Asascan dollars-5t@si,4c
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keal estate tsaneoceinns from January I,
lsok ass 81 N, - There wsEs died Soe
RECORD yesterday Z dseda the considefa-
tioas agBrsGasiDg e3,oo& Following 3
The III = furnishsd ~ Osborns. Trempsr
& Co, abstract0ss Of tifls, lie Cherry
stsssk bstvsen Jroat and eseoad:
Mary Quigiey . 9. = Dovnis. ~ lst4
Mock 40 Bell heffS. 81
J. &. Ford 10 xmbrosia Hodges, Lett
and 4. block & NeAlssTss supi, 81
e. &. etonebsakeS - Frank 6alo, ~ g
DeI<, go =, a s. 37O0L
0soree }. Ncaeham . Jamss 0ooulee.
lot 3, block Z, North Seattle. $2,65A
Frank naus 70 I. ~ Smith. los =. block
4 Motor Line, eln0
s. Bisasso 70 W. b. NcKnieht lot n,
block L Wheeler'D d. ey00.
w. b. Mcknight % G. @. Dfadnox. lot
=. block L Whselee's "a, $50.
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roKElox MARKETS.


FfSAScfAI-
Lospos. May iT.-bar silver. e2s ane.
D Lied. Consois, loo ia Bullion into
the Bank OF Eng ana. x-6,oOl. Bank Of
England discount rate, 2 rsr cent.
xxsIisa GRAIN MAnKxr.
LIvxsrooI. May lT.--wheas-Quiss but
steady: demand poor; holders o6es
moderately. No. California, - iot81
ifssd, rel Western winter, ~ TeGas al
Corn-Quisss demand poor; new mixed.
a. sad
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Mrs. r. Eaesns Yale. vifs of . travelling
man Who u now In ths East uas seat 70
Providence hospital last evening BY the
poiies to BE- cared sos until word could b
received from her husband Mra Yale
lives On fsks street and 10 unfortunately
snbiscs 70 spslis when her MAD bscomss
unhalanced. Not long ago she Was found
on The street praying.
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wonan,s chrlss,e. unlen.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union y III hold Its annual election OF off,
csrs shis afternoon 81 $50 o'clock. A full
attendance IL desired. and all who are in
arrears for ysAriy dues are earnestly re-
qussted 20 MAKE payment today - the
trcasursr's books must BE- closed.
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eHAREs sofr.
The total Gales Of stocks today were aol,-
SOS shares. including: Atehison. n, 600;
American Sugar, 400: Burlington. H.
100; Chicago Gas. Is go; bsstiliing. Is. 30;
General Electric. II. 100: Louisviile & Nash
vile. s. 40: Missouri Pacific, 4.i0o. New
Engiand. 6.90o. Missouri Pacific. pre-
srrrrd, 2,soo; Reading. 7.ne; Sc. Paul,
81, 100; Union Pacific. a.ioo: Western
Union. G. so
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The sirs in the United States appraisers
once and bonded varehouso in Bostoo
Thursday did tIs5,0oo damage 60 thee
buNdine 90 ttoyeD - a15otnine oosA
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


QOf8k Ho8f819H.
pcoiay, New rsek Isase Hscht. San Fran
y pgysdals. can Fran CE Mttxgsf, saa Fran
IA nires, Portland " Howard, San Diego
4 fafsons, Chicago John Arnet1 san Fran
u n speddy. san Fran &c Wynn. New York
{ Rabbit. 81 Paul 6reenher1. New York
q VI KosniR, Boeton r Boynton, Kewanee
4 Mon sGomesy, Aibny d Mu.cehili, Ny
Mr Fischer. chicago Brooks v. Hsklsv
nAkes. KewaHet, Ill y r Neasiuae, Portland
W pAvss q ", NC CHD<nlcy, frosseR
fhos psnsse. Prosses Asss Deolsy. Prcesse
Miss 6uttcrw hite. PaAip q shcppsfiy. Rag
] s Andsrsoa, Twasd Henry Diou. dlcadire.
rWn AAEiN9roy.
n Dali snAf. wsteris " Bennstt, Gamble
K Dsrlow Y. n ofoh'0 z RohfAaAehef. Ptld
j q Pierce, Pa TN Wingo. Portland
II west Mich q Francis, s.
u Morgan, Astoria Nrs A LAWN, yraeyton
New q n uuilh 4 w.NYAW Ehffds, salem, Or
4 u CArtnes. Portland II b HassmanAw y, Fairs
\ lohusuu. Tacoma VS. Atlier, ST
) : Dsvidsoa y. DC n Nsison. City
II c Ashon felsen. &pukne
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1EkrD. My 1T.-Whsas - Export
- Valley. 0Soc; Walia Walla. 7sc
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DAcrrIc COAST sTKA MsHIP COMPANY
Dispasch ssssmsss nom Seaside - fsaisvss
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I,on TIE FONT ORCHARD RourB
raks sAs Yssa asa commsdisus
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wharf 8 lsos q WssAaagsaa sssssA = 7;3e : -
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WEST AND SOUTH.

FLAMES swept through sixty acres of
the lumber district in Chicago, causing
a loss of about 81 600, 900 TO fourteen
business firms and the sacrifice of three
lives.
TIE Iowa democrats in convention
az Des Moines nominated the follow
ing ticket: Secretary of state, Hora.io
f. Dale: state treasurer. l.. w. Nh lite;
auditor, John Whitfield; attorney gem
eral. }. ID. f.. Smith; railroad commits
sioner, W. l.. Parker; justices of SUI
preme court. John Cleggett and L. w.
Mitchell; clerk of supreme court. l.. X.
North. The platform demands the
election of United States senator's b.
vlirect vote; favors liberal pensions.
holds To the use of both gold and sill
yer as the standard money of the
country. and favors Z tariff for revenue
only.
STATE bars opened for business
again all over South Carolina.
The National bank at Baker City,
Ore. suspended, owing derositors $751;
600
WHILE drunk Anderson Halliday
shot and killed Wesley Cobb at Elk
horn. W. Va and was soon after
lynched by a mob.
Lon GORDON and Henry MunsOn.
members of the Cook gang of Indian
territory robbers, were killed by mar
shals at Salpuipa-
The following congressional nomi-
nations were reported; Illinois, Eight
eenth district, Rev. Thomas w. Hynes
lpro.l Iowa, Tenth district, J. Z.
Baker tpop). Indiana, Fourth dis
trict. James T. Watson (rep.). Ten
neSSce. Fifth dis .-ict. J. ID. Richard
son tdem.l. kentucky, Eighth district,
Oswald Thomas tpop.). Texas. Eighth
district. c n Bell DEM. Idaho.
James Gum lpop.). Oklahoma, Joseph
Nisby ldem.l.
The republicans OF Wyoming in state
convention at Casper nominated W. A.
Richards for governor aud Frank
Mondell for congress
FURrHER claims for damages agEre-
eating s55. 600 agains. the city of Chi
cago on account of labor riots were
filed
WORK was resumed in the repair de-
partment at Pullman without any riot
Ing. American Railway union Ihen
We're not employed.
FLAMES that started in the lumber
yard of Hunton. Myles Il Weeks, in
Detroit. caused a loss of slO0. 600, and
Eugene Mccarthy, a fireman, was
killed
THOMAS {. FULLERTON. republican
candidate for congress in the Eleventh
district. died in hotel at Fairbury.
III. of heart disease. lie was s. years
old and a veteran of the late war.
BY the explosion Of thresher en-
CINE at Dahlgren. H.. Bruce Miller
and the two SONS Of John Underwood
were killed aud two EleL injured.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

THE monthly statement of the treas
ury shows a decrease of Sc, 4S6. 1913 in
the money circulation throughout the
country during July. The total circu-
latiOn of the country was placed at
81 81, 574, 239, a per capita of S24. 49,
against 81 GIL, O99.Ol7 year ago.
SENATOR'S suspected of having dab
BLEED in sugar stock were exonerated
by the investigating committees re-
port
Is the United States there were 1872
business failures in the seven days
ended on the Sd. against 249 the week
previous and 4S6 in the corresponding
time in 1898
THE president set aside the court
martial sentence of Lieut.. Nancy for
the shooting of Capt. IIedberg and re-
stored him to command at Fort Sheri-
dan, III.
II the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 9th was: Wheat,
so. Dol 900 bushels; corn, 3,737, 900 bush
els; oats, .595, 200 bushels; rye, PA, 900
bushels; barley. S07. 900 bushels.
ThE relay bicycle race started from
Washington 10 Denver. Messages are
carried for Gov. Waite and Gen. Me-
Cook
SINCE June so, 1894, the total receipts
from internal reveIs1e were stated to
be $50, 594. 66I, against sl7, 7OS, 55S dur
ing the same period last year.
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LATER NEWS.

TELEGRAMs the 9TH officially an
nounced that the town of Bluefields on
the Mosquito coast had been taken by
tive Nicaraguan army.
THE conference on the tariff bill be-
tween the house and the senate the 9TH
failed TO accomplish anything.
FIRE at Adair. To-. the 18th, consumed
20 business houses and three residenc
causing loss of S15OO00 Insurance
about one-third.
Corn advanced cents on the Chicago
board of trade the 7th.
THE 4-year-old son OF VIM. Marlxley.
of West Union, To-, was burned TO
death the 9TH. lie reached box of
matches and set fire to his clothes while
his mother was in the back yard.
Az attempt was made the night of
the 9th at kesslcr, Ind, to hold up the
Michigan Southern express train. A
piled upon the track, but the engineer
put on full head of steam and dashed
safely through. as the train passed
the obstruction several shots were fired.
ALL of the militia were removed from
Pullman the 9Th.
Tue total emigration from the port OF
New York during the month of July
was nearly 10000 persons.
HENRY RUSSELL, of Chicago. the eth
murdered his wife. Carrie, by cutting
her throat with a razor. He then ended
his own life by slashing hls own throat.
After he had cut his wife's throat he
carried her to the window and hurled
her to the yard below.
THE boiler on the Philadelphia, a
dredging boat of the American Dredg-
ing Company. engaged in deepening the
channel of the Delaware river opposite
the foot of Walnut street Philadelphia
exploded the 9TH. One man is missing
and five are injured. The missing man
is Charles Walters. who was blown
into The river AMI probably drowned.
A WRECK occurred on the Chicago &c
Great Western railway the evening of
the 9th near Des Moines. 10. A bridge
caught fire and smouldered unnoticed
until il weakened the main stringcr.
4 heavy freight train caused the struc-
ture to collapse and the forward part of
the train with the the engine was
thrown in the ravine below. Conductor
Haley was killed and the engineer and
fireman were injured.
The strikers at the Omaha packing
houses armed themselves the eth and
placed a guard about the houses. allow
ing no one to pass.
TEE first legal hanging at Allentown,
Pa, since isl2 occurred the 7th-
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SPANISH MEASURE TRovE.
Natives who Know where II Is Eager "a


Tell Their Secrets.
The inhabitants Of Stonehaven,
Eng, have been not little excited of
late " the receipt Of communication
from benevolent Spaniards offering 20
point out the spot where a large
amount of buried treasure is to be
found The last of these letters, which
is signed Cesar dc Cordoba" and
dated Barcelona, is really q remark
able document. Cesar offers to re-
ward the troubles" of the gentleman
addressed-a baisie of Stopehaven-
with 'the third portion of the money
hided" on certain conditions.
To begin with, he must '.never make
to robody the least revelation con-
corning the secret which am trusting
you" Secondly, ''you must come to
Spain to take my daughter and re-
spectacle lady, who ought to &C
company her till your country, where
my daughter will give you & topo-
graphic plane of the spot where the
money is hided-" The payment OF
travelling expenses for the daughter
and duenna is insisted upon as pre-
liIninary, as Cesar is not in position
TO carry his philanthropy to such a
pitch. In fact, his position seems TO
be somewhat peculiar. for he adds: II
cannot receive your letters directly be-
cause ! am too watched, You must
have the goodness TO answer me at the
address of a friend of mine whom l
fully trust" The writer adds that the
Treasure amounts to $4,000 pesetas
tG33,6o0) in gold money and French
bank notes.
We cannot honestly say that the
offer sounds altogether rcaSsuring. 1t
amounts practically to this: That the
Spectator has to plant down some
goo on the chance OF clearing ell goo,
and take journey into Spain into the
bargain. The investment might pos
sihly appeal to those sanguine anna
teurs who plunge into theatrical man
arement
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN IOWA.
Business Portion of the city of Marion
Swept by the Flames.

MARION, Ia, Aug. 6-Shortly after
o'clock Friday morning fire broke out
in a lumber pile adjoining the electric
light plant and rapidly spread to
adjoining buildings. In two hours
all but two of the buildings of
one entire block We're in ruins.
Twice the fire was under control
before it reached the business blocks.
but the water failed at the critical
moment owing to the trouble with the
wa fireworks machinery. Assistance
came from Cedar Rapids and the fire
was then brought under control. The
principal losses are as follows:
Electric light and gas plant $4,000 no iusur-
ance; Daniels estate, buildings, $4,000, inslir-
ance 81 800: II. /. Elliott photographer, $500,
insurance 1900; Reyes estate, building, So 600
insurance $500; LiIis Wilson, drugs,
$1,000. insurance $500. H. II. Mott, building.
s. 600. insurance 5, 500; First national bank
building. $1,000 fiXtGs,s, 50 40 fully insured;
Joseph Coenan. building, 5000 insurance
SO 500: Ancient order United Workman hall,
furniture, $1,000, insurance 500; j. W. Jayne.
billiards, s1700. insurance 5000; Mrs. Bur
roughs millinery, stock saved, building, r. 900.
insurance 81 500; DumOnt s. Son, furniture
stock a. coo, building. 5000, Insurance
$500; Shumack Bros. groceries. $1,000. in
surance 1890; Smith & Thompson, Office
furniture $500 no insurance; ). w. Rathbun.
Register office, 5000. no insurance: J! w. Ken
dali, hardware stock, $40 90, building, 5000,
insurance 81 200. NUMEROUS other small losses
with small insurance swell the total loss to
$4,000. with aggregate insurance less than
third that amount.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-08-09
The EAST.

PEgCEN of the baseball clubs in
the national league for the week ended
on the 4th were: Boston, .647; Balti-
57s; pittsburgh, .535; Philadelphia,
.5Sl; brooklyn, Sis; Cincinnati, All;
Chical,o, Az; ST. LOUIS. All; Louis
Vile, .s45; Washington, .2G1.
THE firm of Henry +. Smith & Co..
wholesale dealers in boots and shoes
at Worcester. Mass, assigned, with
liabilities of 100000.
ADOLPH FREITsH sailed from New
York in the Nina. a 40-foOt boat, in
which he proposed to cross the At
lantic.
Mrs. F. ]. FRoMAS, of Buffalo. n.
Y. actuated by jealousy. threw sui
phuric acid in the face of Miss Louise
Leber, burning out her eyes
AT Danbury. Conn, Raymond Lei
mer, aged 80. father of twepty-nine
children, twenty-three of whom are
livinf. hanged himself N a fit of de-
sponceney.
HARRY G. TAYLOR maize a mile on a
bicycle with flying start i'm 1858 4-5 on
the Waltham Mass track, lowering
the record a second.
lS New York Joseph Hunt killed his
wife because she refused to permit
him TO pawn his clothes to buy liquor
and then shot himself.
AFTER a prolonged attack of hic-
coughs. Rev. J. H. Pierce died at Tren-
ton. y. J.. aged 50 years.
Ar Buffalo. y. Y, in the 2-year-old
pace Carbonate forced Directly to pace
a mile in 2:12. new worlds record.