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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
ADVOCATED REVOLUTION.
Lord Rosebery Speaks at Manches-
ter on Home Rule.

London, May Lord Rosehery spoke
at Manchester tonight, expressing the
opinion that the Liberal party would
soon carry the conviction of the Eng
lish people in favor of home rule. He
was not sanguine the various measures
which had aready been presented would
pass parliament at the present session.
This was because of the abuse of pro-
cedure in the house of commons, in
the form of obstruction. He believed the
time was not far distant when the peo-
pie would protest against this abuse,
and demand a strict account of all the
transactions of parliament. He advo-
Gated revolution as a remedy for par
Elementary congestion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
SQUIRE TAKES HIS
TURN At Thu TARIFF.
Usual Black Picture From a
Republican Brush.
SAYS PEOPLE. Do NOT
WANT ANY CHANGES.
Might Have Been Good Doctrine,
Once, But Not Now.

ed, and Considerable Money Saved
johnson Springs a Resolution of
Censure, But is Turned Down
Acknowledgement oIney Replies
to the House Resolution for In
formation Concerning Liability
of Western Railway Stockholders
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
PAPA PUT UP THE CASH.
EmbezzIer Herman Clark Has Been
Caught.

New York, May Herman Clark,
who was arrested some weeks ago for
embezzling from his brokerage firm of
Hunter, Clark & Jacobs, was today
identified with the firm of Lamontague,
Clark & Co., whom Florence B. David
accuses of swindling him out of $4,000
Clark and Montague were arrested.
Clark had been bailed out on the
former charge. and when the second
charge was made against him today,
he was surrendered to the Tombs by
his bondsmen, and again admitted to
bail in $4,000. The young mans father
furnished the bonds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
Dickinson in Frisco.

San Francisco, May 2-E. Dickin-
son, general manager of the Union
Pacific. accompanied by his wife, ar
rived from Portland this morning. He
has been making a long trip through
the Pacific coast states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
SUED FOR A MILLION.
John Robinson Tells a Story of
Alleged Fraud.
81
He MAKES A VERY
STRONG STATEMENT.
Canada Pacific Discharges One Thou
sand Men.

Default Has Been Made on the May
Coupon of the Kansas Pacific
First COnsoIs-RaiIway Coal Min
ers Strike at RosIin-Canada Will
Observation-Disclosures Pacific In
Acknowledgement News of the
Track and Trains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
win Go out Todax.

St. Louis. May From informa ton
at hand late tonight, it is probable that
1000 Of the Mount Olive. Staunton and
Fort Edwardsville and Glen Carbon,
Ill. miners will go out tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
20 Aid Inc Morement.

Pana, Ills, May 2.-Three hundred
md seventy-seven miners turned out
at a mass meeting today and voted to
go on a strike indefinitely in aid of the
national movement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
sCALDRD AND sUFFOCATED.
Horrible Fate of Night Engineer
Others Injured.

Horr1ole rate OF NlSht engineer
Others Injured.
Philadelphia, May "A six-inch pipe
in the plant of the Southern Electric
company exploded tonight, killing one
and injuring three others. The dead:
Larry Martin, night engineer, scalded
and suffocated by steam, leaving wife
and child.
The injured:
John Tougy, night Waterman, fatally
scalded about neck and body.
John Fife, a. fireman, slightly scalded.
A. H. Bowen, assistant general man
ager, scalded about arms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
REDWOOD VILLAGE BURNED.

New York, May 2.-Kenwood. a sub
urb of Albany. was today the scene Of
a conf1agration which destroyed the
Kenwood felt mills, four dwelling houses
and grocery store. The total loss will
probably be $500, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
THE INDIAN sIURDERERs.

Caddo, L T.. Nay 2.-President Cleve-
lend has granted a stay of sixty days
to Simon Lewis. the full-blooded Choc-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03
DESERVING THEIR BONES.
They Fear the Fate of the Gauthier
Family.

Family.
Montreal, Que, May 2.-Reports from
st. Adams, where the destructive land
slide took place last Friday night, deny
the story of the recovery of the Gauthier
daV but no e trace Of the family Ii could u be
found There is great danger of another
A large lake, so feet deep,
has formed near the parish church. and
the, dam being soft and weak, it is likely
to be carried away at any moment. If
it breaks the water will sweep many
farm houses and the terrified inhabitants
are deserving their homes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-03

The sierra BacateLe IS some TWO
days journey from Guaymas, and is
very rugged, wild country. one Of
the strongholds Of the Yaquis 1t is
said that only 100 or 200 Yaquis were
in the rebellion. Further details from
Guaymas are expected.
The Yaquis are to Mexico what the
Apaches are to Arizona, only if any,
thing they are more crGel. They are
magnificent specimens of manhood,
few being under six feet and have al
most unlimited powers of endurance.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21
9pos9afota.

5orenebe @taters Deputy zMor.
ibal Mr. @obinion bar for tort T;b
ttoeu pnret ueo @tue &ibae e.Msentu.
ret. bpor ban bar fitret fia 8ibnsr
for @egterineeH / ben befienbte Sa9
mob Snbioneren @bite 5aceb 9orie,
tom oar ontlaset forat bane mproet
fire Cowboys. &au os aofillise
Here @sobuoer oil moaite tomme til
at fraffes meb 9poen.
- Sra @ot Spring berettes, at
8. $. Barnes ueb @obu, MebraRo,
ct af 5tate .@ommiai iioner Mnoerien
ouersiuet til Gorenebe Staters Court.
6on ontloses for at baue iolat @bi:
itp til Subiuuerne ueb @oiebuos
G9enturet. @obp bar efter forlpben>
be lenee uaret ct Steb for organize
rebe 2ououertreoere. iom Dor fol9t
oaorli9 @biRp til be rpbe Menb. oQ
BorneS bar et al benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

men bans genner bleu iuert bepe
9eoe. &ienbeIien bill for Mc@aue
fise bet iamme iom ier Qor i@tots>
fan9llet. builtet Surpen bar be-
itemt. &anbenbe ber pilbe fiutes
monae faaoanne Sanger t bore @tots.
fenailer, buis 9fstferoiebeben fteoe
fsloeit.
= Sen fpoerale @raub Su,p inb.
leoereoe fin &loee / Sort @berioanz
Saeen / Chicago ben 17oe szan.
2ieutendnt Monep beRplbes oerpeo
for Moroet paa &optein Sebbura
ueo Sort S6erioan. Jor oper en-
use fioen uar alle @ibner i beune
@o9 afb6rte, men ber par inQen
@temmeofgionina meo 6eulpn til Rla=
gen tDr M ben 17oe sseb. Eiben for
Gorberet ct eubuu life fat, ba Utauep
er poa ri Sob unber $4,000 Boil.
@n 0rore ct nbfeot til at arrefere
Nanep.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21
Wtunefota.

s @ountpfeueilet / &od @ountp
ftees at bore obl'Qi9e 9ilteloe al
Ropper, flyer ~&riion Mirror".
- Sra grooffon meloes. at Dom.
mer Sues ben lobe bs. uoneunte
Charles 6. Siole til receiver of
Farmers Mutual Elevator Som,
pani. 6an uar onmooet cerpm al
6irft Mational Bont / Miuneopolis.
&ompaniet eier g briuer tets @les
uators peb Moribern &ocifc'Baneu.
- @n Motormono Zen fom ietter
isan9 os topper be elettriRe &oene)
fsrte fin @o9n neb @aibinston Nue.,
Miuneopolis. ben lite 5eb.. ba ban
pluoieli9 fit en- Tplelie af. at bet
branote / &pesen bans. @erpaa
itupeoe ban ouer paa Blatformen.
&onoutteren itoppebe Sporposnen.
os Motormonoen blen baoren ino poa
ct Npotbef, buor mon etter en- Sci
Nrbeibe fit SIP bam. Den eleftrt:
fe Str9m, iom oreu @poruo9nen,
bapoe saaet ieiennem bone 2eseme.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21
NorosDafota-

9ulminerne / 2ebi9b:Dolen. Tom
af ben npe Superintendent for 9eor=
tbern Paeife &ailroao bleu nsbte til
at rutte Nrbeioet, bar nu eienoptas
get Nrbeioet.
= s Sarge oistuterer mon
@pbrssmoalet ON arteff &anotor'
ipnins. Set paaitoaes. at mon oil
troffe paa '3anb omfrins 200 Sob
unber SO. JouerFooen. os at l1bsif.
terne life ui( beIpbe fig til mer eno.
$500 for brer 8rbnb. Rloaf, Gre
matories Dor oaioa naret omtalt
iom en- Msbuenbisbeb, ba @ronb
SORTS % @rootitons @rforin9er bi'
ier Saren ueb be neruerenbe Jorz
9oloe.
- 11lbprobucenterne Moro>D >Dafo'
ia mgbte / Bismard ben 13oe BE-. /
ben 9euiiet at oreoniIere en- SOres
ming. Morb= 9ofoto ct farbeleS Tit.
fet for 5aareaul. 9usolo Campbell,
iom leper NOR Bismo,d, iiQer, at
bans 9ienneminitlise uloubbptte be.
lDber fig til omtriu9 . @uno pr.
Stptfe. Sen aarlise Tilueff Ct
omfrins 80 8rocent. % Eabet ouers
iti9er lite 3 8rocent. Dette bar
ueret bans @rfarin9 be foite 16
War.
= ST.. @otteriou bat ropporteret.
at ton bar unoeribst ben @pioemi.
,om for nerperenoe raler / @ronb
SORTS % anore @teber / Ome9.
men, os ban bar funbet. at bet ct xp>
fus. 9an flyer, at @runoen til, at
@rano Sorts long Tib unbsit @p9s
oommen er. at mems &onbet ubiet.
tes for @olitin, renter bette 8anoet.
Men uaar @luen oettes at Sc %
Sne. bor lite @olen len9ere benne
Birfniua.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21
Molauoet.

Motabelernes &onee 9oben9ula /
Qfr,fo er opo, o9 bans @egimenler
oueraiuer fig.
= st npt 5orbunb er inbaaoet
meQem &uslano os Epllano.
= Telegram fra @todbolm beret.
ter, at @liie 9&uasler. @uerises ftpr=
fte @fuefpi0erinbe, bpbe ben lobe
6sb. gun fpiQeoe 0eltiuoernes
&s(ler / 9enrif Sbiens 9romoer.
s 40 War uar bun uoperttuffen ben
ipenfe 9beateruerben.
fort 8 fossabb fra;,
&pften af Snsermonlono / 5inlanb
ben 13oe Geb. @aa SsFo9et befanbt
f'9 500 Gilere meb oeres 9ufruer
os 4ern. oa bet lgsneoe. Moo,
&leoer o9 8ranbe ct blct 1enot til
oem. % be oil muliaens bliue reboet.
- @a irpstelie ulptfe 9enote om=
borb poa BET tpite BantIerRib Bran>
oenbure ben 16oe 5eb. Etblis ON
Morgenen par omfrine 40 Metonife>
re aoaet omboro poo @tibet peb Snb>
lpbet til &ielz6auaen ior at unoerto=
ite bet en- &rgue. Meoen8 II af bisie
Mefanifere uar neoe MaQinrummet
etsptooereoe en- of be nerte Damp:
piber / MaRtuen meo oct @eiultat,
at 80 Mono orabtes, e9 mango iao.
reoeS. &tel er lite aloeles uuout til
ioobanne 8anoelier. 5orri8e aar /
Nusuit banote Der en- lisnenbe rllptfe,
ioet en 8ombe efsplooerebe omborb
paa bet tpRe @tib Baoen. bporoeo .
Mennefer brebtes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21

st af be elofte 6orenebe @toterS
Rrissiiibe, .Reariar9e" asote ben an.
ben 5eb. poa ct 1teu peb &pfen al
Central Imerifa. Manbfabet reb=
beoes paa en- NOR.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21
M5benbapttS s 6ribaptt.

s Iaret 1891 bel1uttebe ben banRe
&issoos at pirtelie9iere Iulasset at
en- Gribaun peo &ipbenhopn. Sen
ltuloe itrette fig fra 9oloboben longs
samle Stronopeien ca. 2 5 &ilome.
ter. arbeibet meo Nulessel of benz
ne Griboun, builteu pooitooes at biz
be en- of be betuemmefte 9aune. er MI
fulo Sang, os man tenter at tunne
aabne 3aunen i Slutniuaen al inbe.
uerenbe Mar.
Gribapus. .Nnlaeeet, inbbefatter tire
Bafiner. &bebbouueu, iom er
24Goo opb. Melembasi iinet .iom osioa
er 245ob bpbt. FAINT 9oueobafinet, ,fom
CT 30 Sob bpbt. Sen inbre Del of
bette oeles / to 9ele nemlia 9lt> %
&eitbofinet. of builfe bet fibftneunte
er 26 Jeb bpbt.
5rtbaunen ct ieroeles betuem. oa
Der ei, iom / andre lisnenbe Nnles.
finees 5too os Giere. Dpbben ers
toroelaati9ere eno monae anore 6ri=
baoue. @aoleoes er {. st. 9pboen
/ 0fboiiuet 30 Sob, mebens @am=
burss Iribaun / bet bpiete bar en-
Dpboe of 20 Sob meb en- 5-6 6obs
Eiouauo.
Omtoitnineerne peb @isbenbapns
ssrtbaun er bere9net at ollie belpbe
fig til Is MiQioner &roner. Henee.
miolerne er blet anNoffet iaalebes:
&isbenbauns 9auueueien bar aIe>
reoe uofbrt Nrbeioe for omtrins T..
$4,000 &rouer % beresner at funne
onuenbe of esne Mibler omtrino d.
500. 600 &roner. 9esuoen fit bet
Statens @enteaoranti for 5000 600
&roner. S5ribouns. .8olastt eiuer
til Inles af 8otbuie 0. I. 1000. 900
&roner. Stoteu 9iuer 2.500.O0O
&roner. os iluttelis beeierer 6.i=
baons. .8olaset ueo Oblisot,oner at
laane 100000 &roner. 3.rtil ton
lesses omtrins II @illion &roner
til en- Dompferse fom ftol fette Tri>
baonen | Gorbinbelie meb Molms,
builten ben banRe @esierins aater
at bps9e.
Gra ben Bag, ba Tribapnen oob.
mes for 3rofit. oil bens 9rift os I'm.
oerbolo operlo9es al &isbenbauns
6ribauns Gftteielifob for en- Eis al
80 Gar. Dog bar @tateu ben Met
(unoer oisie &iltaar) at funne ino,
tisbe 6tiboun. Bolosets Nttier oe
allereoe inben Is Mar bliue eier af
bet belle.
Oor 1aa00nne uol9n0tn9er, 1onl
tenter at flptte fine 5irmoer til Ris.
benbapn, er ber antc9et en- 2op, Deb
boilfen iaooanne meo ensons blir
Frihavnsmedborgere uben at BE.
bepe at opboloe fig fem Nor / 93iz
get, builfet eQers er 2anoets 9op.
9enne oanite 5ribapn er ct foror>
tet Joretosenoe. Der fitterli9 pil toms
me til at opbielpe ben bonfe 8an.
bel. Men paa famine Tib pil ben
oefaa itile be iuenfe &pfbpers 6on.
bel / Ba99runoen; iter eielber bette
for 6anoelsbpen @stebors.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21

Sngen ON Nussburs8 GorlaeS=
forenius, iom eftertiolisere8e ejtemmel.
ie iiuloe babe ueret oppe for @etten
/ MinneapoliS iofte Treoae. Ct blet
uoiat til nafe 5reoa9. @runoen
BERTH Ct, at @etten bar en- bel Del
&rimiualiaser, iom mao bebanbles
fprf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21

Den npeite Dpooselie ilal ifslQe
rBriion Mir,or" bore en- Eromp,
Feeding-Moitine. iom Ral itilles op
I Sernbaneitationer os andre ohent.
lise Bpgninser. Sen iultne 9romp
bor fun at oreie poa en- @eiu, inbtil
en- pis Men9oe @lettricitet er frems
brnet. Maor bette er eiort, tommer
Der no en- 5 Gent. @leitriciteien, lom
paa oenne Moobe trembrinser, pil
bltue 1ol9t for inbuhrieQe Diemeb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21

y. @rifion ifriuer fra @art @iper,
Seoro Dofota. at ban nps bar oeret
en- Eur til ct nuere Settlement, huor
mon for bet mefe bor / Eorubuie.
DIN oisie flyer bon. at noor mon 1er
Dem ubuenoig. ifuloe mon lite tro, at
be fer uo, fom be sisr, inbuenbie.
9erinoe fer altins ppntet. rent %
imutt ub. os ct GUS. iom toRebe
$500. otloe life ie ub noset bebre.
eno oisie 9orpbuie sisr inbuenoie.
Ser boebe enbel @uenlfer / Settle.
mentet, men be fefe Dor MorRe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21

Ser Ct en- excited Hegira flyer
rMinneapolis Sournal" fra ale
Barter of bet norolise Minneiota oQ
fra be fanaoiite @renbiebper til bet
npe @u(bbitritt ueb Rainp 2afe.
5oreneoe Staters Nsent U. 8. Stout,
fom Tom tilbase til Rinneapolis Der.
fra ben 9oe 5eb.. flyer, at 1olt ttrsm.
mer bib paa Sleoer. meb 6unbefa.
rauaner os !,lfoos. Bpen, bpor
Solicit topper. ct o1beleS operfplot.
mon9e lig9er Eelte benne fpere
&uloe. 8pen roier fig al, at ben
nu bar I 5uie unoer 8psning.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21
Fergus &alls Mgeblad
uafomuter 6ber On8bag.
81. 9oleut, t1ogtutr.
enbtfrtptton8prt8 $3.50 for / Mar, betat
/ t6orifuo, e1(er8 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-21

Dr. &rices Cream Batting Bomber.
Set fulbfommefie fobriferet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08
heal ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded IN the Audttor's Once
Y~sSeeAay.

Real estate trsnsactions from January !,
1894. are s., $50 egT. There were filed for
record yesterday . deeds. the ccnsidera-
tions aggregasing tis.s44 Following -
the list - furnished by Osborne. Trsmper
& Co. abstractors OF title. li6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Fritz Heimks to sophia Swerdfgsr,
mines. 81, 900.
T.. II. Gordon et al. 10 the Bank Of Au-
burn, lots aud 2 block :. Slaughter, 81.
sarah Galloway 20 J. \. Galloway. lot 3.
block 4. Moods add 10 Kirkland. $50.
Mary simpson 10 Alien Hughes and
wife. n = lot q. block &. New Wiifred. sSsa
W. ID. Conner TO A. T. Butler. lot 3. block
g. Nagle's, {5.oo.
sheriff, King County to Q. A. Bride. SEX
sec 81 81, s. &s,0i7.
sheriff King County To Frances Jack
sou. LOT 3, block 10. Heirs of s A. Bsil's.
$3,oOe.
1. III. sehwers TO Louise schwerse. lot 10.
IL, lis. block 1. wheeier's 81, 81.
Ill H. Ames 20 Hannah fatten. lots 7
aud q, block & Carrot, $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08
TIE BOARD oE rRanG

shE BOARD oF TRAnG
- eAsc. June T.-Whest Vas feverish
= aeEnias today. isactuating within .
aass. and finishing with Ne less.
49, a cables pat prices up, bat the adj
sAs net by free realizing.
n-Sseady; cash. SIC, July. sssse.
e-Insestled; cash. At,ses July, S6s4c.
nAsssy-Nominal.
sx sesd-steaiy at 81 ssh.
nAesay seed Firm.
Higher. July, $iso2a.
1-highsr; July, sara
iiyK STOCK
So Receipts. is.ooo head. Market
as.sN ssreng; all sold prime TO extra
49,. ssess. 81 soSss, medium. ~ 2sefs -.
&sS9ts Texans. aso
Receipts. $500 head. market,
- asaxys steady. others &c 20 ioe
~. so1ga heavy. 81 ssas4 So. packers
- Sissd. s&tS,essss: prime. heavy
esseher's weights. 81 sAssass; as
-ssssa Light, sseatg440.
,s;sss s'sss sad lambs Receipts, "a, oaa head.
-. ass1pesgtsmand; top sheep, $sSsAsos
~ sAnne, sSGs3iA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08

fo1S 1oussxxp. Juns 7.-ISpeetai -
1nsso-btr City Of Pusbla. San Francisco !;
sss Quesn. 6oasheassern Afaska. 81 Ne.
.ses. Manaimo San FrAncisco; sch Fed
= Sandsf, San Pedro: bktu skagis, Homo
suIu' schr Lena 6wsasey. Csailam Bay for
pan Eyancasco: or Skagit Chief. Frnsss
rves. Arrived-Str Wslia wasia, San
khancisco; str Tacoma China IT Tacoma;
g CsSroliton, San Francisco 1t Nsnsimo:
Bill q Earl 81 Bureess from San Diego
Aafy Russ, San Pedro awaiting ordsrx
HoocaAM, Jane 5.--rspseiai. Sailed
scnr Sen Buensventura. San Francisco
esiisd from Aberdssn-Schr Americas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08


The bark TopgiiIant went 70 Nanimo.
3. c. for . cargo Of coal FOR San Fran.
cisco.
Stsamsr Clan Mcdonald took f,fty tons
q freight - Skagit river points yesterday
afternoon.
The ship Spartan. Capt. Polite, sailed
tue Pioneer.
Ship spartan completed loading cargo
al Black Diamond coal yesterday after
noon and viii call fos San Francisco with
2,S0o tons on board.
The steamer rarailon did not arrive in
port yestezday fossnoon - expected, bur
went from Port Angeles directly TO Blaine
with freight 6hs VIII probably be In
today.
Steamer Mooticello, commencing Tuss-
day. June II. will change 20 the Bellina-
ham bay outside yOute, touching as Port
Townsend, and leaving Seattle Ct 4 n.
daily. sxcsps AoadayA
Steamer Wslla Waila arrived in port
yesterday With the following passengers
Tor 6ssttls:W Nv. r. Bsntly. Mis- n. McEt.
roy, n. Doyle, w. III. Reeves, Miss n.
vsughn, s. w. Minor, g. Cornish, Mrs. J.
w. Kelly, u. r. Beaten and wife. d. 8.
Kimhail, Rev. A. b. Banks, Miss 4. b.
Howell Ntas Nay Buck, Mry. r. A. Mac
Donald. Miss Martin. Miss Minnie Ward.
H. +. Nortoa and wi1s, Charles Welsh, &.
I. Welsh, J. Z. Manning and wife, Miss !.
4. s. Bailey. Mrs l. Williams, Mrs. c. r.
Dimond, +. Walsh. Miss Nellie O'Brisn,
Miss Ruby Hastings. Mrs. 7. B. Cormeriy.
+. J. Anderson, Z. n. Barnbell, 4. q. Ber-
nard and wife, J. u. Meyers and wife, Mrs.
Coats.
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TIE srocx r1cHAseE.

NW ioax. June 7.--shars speculation
= ~ Stock Exchange opened up quite
esMk this morning. and trading was well
emfaueed. Greater business Was done in
mdusesiais. and OF this group Sugar was
~ moes active. but the transactions
snessln Old not ovenhadow iss sister
sseoo = n the past two days. To the
CO. ne market became very quiet.
asm. '
6tste honds-Duii.
sessolsam-Strong: Pennsylvania oil
- none; option Gales, none; closed
= 1ke BID. Lima oil sales, none.
FINANCIAL
Asaey-kAsy at per cent. last loan,
eoes closed at per cent. Prime
n seeasls paper. sesasS per cent. Stsr-
nAe esaeanes, arm. with actual busi-
- = eankers' bills a. a. So. for de-
49, snd Assh@4s7s. for sixty days.
~ fatss. Nssss@AN. Commercial
~. Nos1Sf4ssz
M3v0f ooeei6cataa sstaft,S
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Jsmss =. Ashton, president u sAe Pa
cine Nsvfeation Company. arrived Ia Beat
tie yesterday, and viii make this city his
headquarters hereafter. - the olR.ces OF
the company have oil bsen moved ovss
from Tacoma. Speaking Of business mat
ssrs generally last evening. he said:
There b no question bat that SEATTLE q
really the oaIy place for us TO make our
hsAdquartsrA - Ne recsivs moro business
hsrs than ~ any other point ON the Sound,
and the location h also better. q Ne src
nos 90 much It the end a. the line q for
merty, but more csntraily located. OF
courss. the steamboat business u like al
other branches these days, with not very
much activity, which 10 ono OF the very
reasons Ne have to accommodate the peo-
pie that help us. A Tor IN improvement
Of the times. do not look for any great
change Tor some time. although think by
next tail Ne will sse IN inclinatiou toward
the better. - our lumber industries viii
be moving by then. and I look for . heavy
trade IN that line With South America and
Austfn1f9"
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The new and beautiful fast steamer
Rosalis will sail for Alaska again on June
0. The ratas for single or round trips are
very reasonable. 80 70 juneau frst-ciass
and SIS second class. The iirss-ciass round
trip rates are only $50 Full information
may BE- obtained from J. @. Garrett. tsle-
phone 81, Union dock. foot Of Union
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Troop A, al the Washington Rangers,
Of Seattle" acavassy company organized
by ex- Poiaee ofsicsr ". l. Bowers aud
commissioned sy sae reserved guard 81
the industrial Array OF The Northwest,
made . street parade last evening With
thxty.suo men mounted - hsFsss 81
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RO8fGAxD WnBAT MARKER.
Hj8e; Waila walia. n4075c per GENITAL.
sAx SaAHCIsCo nAkkErs.
sssAssrusss AND elArsa

At 8n8AR0ktbSw anu OhAbb1s
- vnAHcIsco, June 7.-Fiour-We
-. Net cash pFicss for family extras,
1910 pr barrel; bakers extras, s. 80
Nesfnns. Sz5ooz7b pr barrel
r 1nsd product and $50 oS7k for
! Of extra quality; miilsng, 36cu
oental.
0-fssd, s7h090c for fair 20 rood.
f002hc for choice; brewing, 97kc
IL par GENITAL.
Milling. 3l.00Lso; Surprise, 81 8
lsscy fsed, eL27119L30; good 70
- hiSoL&
FINANCIAL
b-0p sight, New York. Per 500,
psmium. Sterling bills--On London.
~ bank. tkss.
1lvw bafs-Psr ounce. e2@62sSc.
uok3ean dollars
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TAcoxA. June z-fspsciaI. 1.-The sx-
ports Tor the nsst ave months 81 the year
werss January. go. 81; February, $7l6.-
300: March. eSSo. rs: April, SIS. 9l7; May.
sra 57a yinetastaons In the bulk ex-
ports Of hous and. wheat ere TIE prin-
cipal causes Of changes in the value Of the
nonthiy shipmsnts from this port.
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uccx QUOTATIONS.
sHAKys snIn

i. - "a sales of stocks today we're w.
~ eaassa including: Atchison. 1900;
~ A6n; Burlington. $500: Chicago
40 msstiling. fT'lp; Missouri
ean; National Lead. s,e0p: Ma
l.sa Scfdage. 400; North western, loo !:
- ~ isand. 2eoo; 81. Paul, LOO; West
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1)E AND SHIPPING.

81 - = nurxxrrxsr ~ AsnscUExgh1.1
AKATuBa BcngAu.
S32R P1eTLAvb. OK, @uno .. t1Dk9
- Frs1Ay. xe5r. ejtehsiy v1Rmak.
BIA1DSonos L y. q
= - s1uwn sEngAU-DAfxy Duxx8ffn-
/. SEATTLE. wash-. June ,. -