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Washington City Post, July Ia
Gen" Cantwell left the camp yester-
day for trip to New York, where he will
make several speeches before labor organi-
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h. infornstion conoerainS thls nsx
o he publication Once ar address
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ap6f Eubtfeu&0 FrennPA-
tions for tho Ball-Homc for Giris.
The principal interest in connection
with the Northwestern Industrial Army
yesterday was the publication of the first
number of the official organ OF the organ
txstion. the Industrial Army Neus IL is
printed on coarse brown wrapping paper
such rs is used by butchers for wrapping
meat. and was ehristened the ''rapping
paper" Immediately. 1t is four page.
iive-eolumn publication. Five thousand
copies were issued and the edition was
soon exhausted, selling like hot cakes To
supply the demand 5000 more will he is.
sued today, but there is no intention of
publishing another issue One OF the IN
eidents connected with the sale Of the
paper was that the members of the News
boys Union selling the daily papers
tainted tie members of the army selling
their saee, BY calling them "scsbs"
Capt Frank Taylor. who is in charge of
the United States recruiting station here
has written letter to Gen. shepard, COM
manding the Industrial. Army, saving
that he can enlist n few ahle-hadlea men
OF good moral character ia the government
service. Their character aud habits must
- youchsd for by reputable citizens and
they must be able To read aud write the
English language SO as Ia comprehead
orders. This will give an opportunity 20
some Of tho boys to play soldier In earnest
and he sure al their rat.ons. but none have
yet accepted.
Great preparation Is being made for the
tall this evening with music by she Ratio
band. although at the present time but
@oo tleks;s have been reported sold Com
Inisasy hgosn vas busy all day YESTERDAY
soliciting donations Of food for the sumner
lie visited RAJ ard sad met vita rso..
success from sac merchants khese. lie
has also sRcases ths Scotch bakery. Front
and Pike streets, Soc to-day. the groprtetoss
giving lhe army complete possession os
the pace - do tae baking for the ball a. ;
ssenIas, besides throwing in a box II
dried peaches Tor making pies. TIE aoaa-
items yesterday ine aJel tao bArre.s II
Soar. shicA sill furnish the bakers a
starter. The paper Feeasaea yesterday
contained y llss 81 those Who have saa4e
donations I'D TIE army. bat the names II
S,etsen sizes sn4 Heavy Sss.nlnaa wee
omltse BY see.deat
Gen sa spard had fnancial statement
~ tue cash condition. ~ tae army ga =.
table lsSt nixht Is showed shat taere had
Aeea donations IN cash os 81 IS vetar u os
tickets sold 20 the bail. sl4t. balls paid.
S. -. cash on hand. sih,s<t
The Womams anxilia-y ass rented the
cd restaurant roonas nezE - the Aruaoyx.
on Un,oa sttees where they propose 30
make = permanent bsgae for ausna u2eyet
s'g.s. - Sc conducted - tar as possa a.e on
tas c,s-aueT&tlva Tsan
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PORTLAND. April 20-The Industrial
Army organized here will probably dis
band. as public sentiment 10 agains st pro-
viding any more rations for them and the
Northern Pacific road refuses to furnish
transportation. although importuned to
do so by Gov. Pennoyer. The city council
this afternoon decided to make no more
appropriations to feed the army, and tho
men viii probably be taken in hand by the
city board Of charities. President Strong,
OF the board. says he will furnish the men
with two meals per day and lodging for
six hours work per day on the streets.
lie states that he will be able to find en-
pioyment in this city and vicinity inside
of two weeks for ali of the 500 men now
enrolled in the army.
TACOMA. April 2o-tspeciai. lit IL re-
ported that 800 Portland Common wealers
will seize Northern Pacific freight tram ~.
leaving Portland tonight. and come here
To join tho Seattle and Tacoma Common
wealers.
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Ere.rs,on OF Ev.r... stockholders

Exeursion or Everett stockholders
EvEarrr. April a0-rspcciaL.l- Tho Hr-
sid's New York special says:
A large rarty left here Thursday In .
special car for Everett. where they expect
10 arrive On the e4sh inst. The following
persons are in the party: Gardner Colby,
Mr.. and Mrx Croker, DR.. William Pier
son. Edwin A. Goaser, Waiter Goater.
Luther Il. Curtis. James I. Dickinson,
Louis FL. Hyde and Dr. Frank L. Day.
They had expected to 90 over the Great
Northern aud return over the Northern
Pacific, but the .ie-up on the former line
will compel . slight deviation from the
original plan. Mr.. and Mrs. Croker are
going 20 take mp their residence in Everett.
pursuant TO the plan determined upon
after bis visit 70 the Coast = few months
ago. Mr.. Croker will fulfill the duties of
general ouditor of the Everett Land Com
pany and of the large manufacturing
plants controlled by the company. II 10
tho annual tour Of inspection made by
some of the officers of the company, and
the whole proposition will receive atten-
ton. There are a good many matters
under consideration. and il is believed that
there may Be important developments in
connection with the visit or Immediately
following. Several members OF the party
are stockholders of the Everett Land COM
pany.
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HxIKsA, Mont, April - --Soxey' . army.
under command CT Gen. Hogan. started
from Butte go strong. 20 march 20 Wash
tagton City. Two miles ozs Trey attempted
TO rapiars Northern Pacific freight train.
The officers u the company wired Gov.
Richards, demanding protection. and in
sirasins that they woald hold the stats
responsible IL the msn compelled them 70
grant, fransportation. The governor wired
back that the northern Pacific vss under
the protection Of the United States courts
and must look to the local otHcers for pro-
lection The army 10 still cAmped in the
railroad yards NJ Bu:ts-
SAczAMESro. CAL. April O.-This after.
noon the following resolutions were
sdoptsd BY the Industrial Army, nov In
camp st Agricultural park:
Having visited Gov. Na-kham's once
and found him away, be is
R<soissd That ws remain quietly and
orderly in camp until Cor. Markham re-
turns, and when he does return lay before
him our situation and ask for trsnsporta-
ton that II the mayor and chief Of police
80 desire We viii cheerfuily submit. TO ar
ress until the governor does return and We
have conferred with him."
CIycgsssrf. April 2-The Colvin wing
of Gen. Fry's Industrial Army left coch-
ran. Ind. about 5 O'Clock this morning
and in less than three hours WAS dropped
a. the danger line" tour miiss from the
city limits. Two hundred and ten men
deDarked and were permitted to make
headquarters In q large barn. Twenty
police from Cincinnati were there TO see
that no move was made toward Cincin-
natl There we're no provisions for break
fast and the men were hungry. GOWN
came 10 the city 10 sec the mayor.
The army camped tonight AZ IvorydaEe.
In the march through the city the citisens
viii put provisions in their wagons. They
will 60 further east tomorrow by rail.
PRovipEscx, Z l., April 0-When the
New England Industrial Army arrives in
this city Tuesday the prospective
Coxeyiies will 10 joined by .
large delegation from this city. q.
X. Boomer. editor of Justice. socialist
labor paper. will begin the work of
enlisting men tomorrow. Boomer called
on the officials OF the Connecticut Con-
sosidaied road today and tried to procure
a train OF box cars. The company 10 con-
sidering the matter.
MARSHALL, H.. April 2o.--Gen. Fry and
the Commonwealsrs arrived this after
noon from the West, numbering
about l60 men. They eamped IN
the city hall. and the citisens furnished
them with supper and Will also provide
their breakfast They will march to Terre
Haate tomorrow.
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LABOR NOTES.

Il IS expected that trouble viii ensue
when the negro miners arrive At the coal
mines AT Krebs. |. T., "a the $40 striking
white miners say the negro miners shall
not work.
A prominent Massillon coal operator
saws the miners strike will effect $50
mines and 2Se.00o miners. Ii sili not las.
later than June. and may be settled in two
weeks. \ majority OF the operators think
tire miners are in the right
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I#-s "a no ss.vert.xr1en. - n Tarser's bat A
si-e statement Ns>h ~ make soy TIE sgsuv6 /.
81 = 'ttH A-7az1tty sa0 aave t0-t 81 cUHs-
@fae- ,E tee gsss1&csl pzeiees4oa. ! vas T.ves-
-.a -is - rtFstse O.! cancer az tse ~ gEszeh asa
81 r--s = SO. 81 10 A-&Deya. 50 90 sess GkAa
t@t-se at ~Stist aeHt FSyssetsns ar viYffss 4 3
tst2 -a bfH arc - J2eet a1Y 2aa. I wast sata Dr
Asr1et'r hSzfcEte 51z'stuts su AaseA - iS9s
eAs a. .AtS ISIS, qsA4 ~ ! &aa Eapsa,Y Fsxovsv.
tEk. @asauG csf.z 5-eGcs5f "a a. EaaQa ftgFa tEa
sNsl as y - sea3D kss 6 Sea Eaaa. ! "a Is NosS
Al03aY. ths 80 Z slsA n .ay eass sAsru sva
ti7tE "kGsFs eG8HT tf&@suseat seFR ia cara
S3gf bEF2aE suppose t5s&4fssle : fseAses Aaa
Asa @sli - rsSs35e reeaVesans : NAV g. = i.
dFefss9 - sSea g. la- flfgE street seattle att
.~stNS~ J. j. AEASE
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sioners to reduce expenses By cutting
salaries Of ofieials has developed the &C
tuai RAINING expensss Of this county IN
the various departments 70 be - follows:
County auditor and shres deputies, $40;
county treasurer and three deputies.
&sR So: county attorney. size: county
sheriff and jailer. $40: county clerk and
two deputies. $2S3ss: superior judgs and
baili6. $a3: county assessor and -four
deputies. $4S4: county poor, $40: com.
missioners. $lo4A A meeting will b
held today At which the officers win agree
upon some plan for economy aad answer
the request Of the commissioners for vol
unsary reduction Of salar,ea
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oiyHFtA. Aqril 2o.-.Speolal. STATE
Treasurer Bosen to-day received taxes
fran King County so the amount a.
Sal SlagA The treasurer Immediately -
saei a csu Tor outstanding warrants. Rv
the cali general faa3 warrants 20 Ne. S.ffs
s2l oe ps.a on presentation. and military
flad 10 M !. M
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pepnty u.r.nsl wits Released.

Norm YAKIMA. April ~ Special. y
pepasy Marsha Wills, recently arrested on
a charge of assault with intent To commit
murder. was yesterday released by Judge
Graves IN the superior coart upon tue
groani that wills IS United States officer
and state court has no jurisdiction.
Wis shot O. prisoner attempting to
asrar.e
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Tscox,. April % Special. Bishop
Barker, the Temporary successor 10 the
late Bishop Paddock. will spend Sunday
IN iAls city, preaching in the morning at
ghe Church Of the Holy Communion. and
also administering continuation. Ia the
evening he wiu preach st st. Andrews
ehape! in the east end, aud also eonhrm a
a.aa.a
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4ns ptan..y. ts Meet a. otvnuiN.

oaYArgA. April M-.spsesai- - Robert
frosf. oi thss city. has received a letter
from Charles Preseh. 0E Seattle, iaQn.ring
4 il ~outl he possible 10 arrange ior ths
nexi meeting # the Washington pioneevs
or @Rae 5 al Olympia. The matter is be-
ing earnestly considered by the citizens of
iAis city. ana a favorable answer may tie
returned
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A JAPANESE COxEr ARMY.
Nineteen Destitute Men From Asls
walk From Vancouver to Whntcom.

Nineteen Destitute Men From Asia
Walk From Vancouver to Whatcom.
WHsreos. April 2o.-The customs au-
thorities have detained nineteen young
Japs here, who arrived this afternoon on
foot from Vancouver, b. c.. where they
landed from the steamer Mognl from
Japan few days ago. They have no GER
tiacates or permits from the commissioner
of immigration at Vancouver, aud are
almost dcstituts. They walked all tho
wsy from Vancouver. carrying heavy Ing
gage. They want TO go TO Seattle, and il
unable 10 secure work there they hope to
make their way back to Japan by way of
San Francisco. They will be detained
hero until the provincial authorities are
heard from.
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PosEEoy, April % The jury in the casa
Of Banker }. h, Edmiston. Of Walia
Wslia, charged With embssx.ing oyerSs1..
t.0 from The Walla Waiia SAVINGS hank
brought in verdict Of acQaittal AZ (
O'Clock this morning. Edmistoa had
made tie amount of his overdTait good "a
the hank
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fscoxt, Arrii - Special. - For,v-
three ot the il8 CtIusmea aboard the No
gnt have bsea ordered depostei. sixty
seven we're admitted and nine have get 10
tie exam snei- Nearly al those ordered
dep0rtesi gave Portland IS theiy destination
bag Saes htEse sooat the place.
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rhe tssx stFAtissu "a Snakaae

SFcSAsE ApgH ~ ~ Special, 800 The
registration books Scr the ssty s.ecfiou
Mas J elesel iosieht rsth a75f name. "a
the Fo!s Tass : al Increase 81 i.i9i ever
seg.sssAtsoa o. .asi yeAs.
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Eetrrnehm,r, ts Taar.tsn Coun,x. a.,

tFSNFgs. AnFi3 "a Special. The at
ssI1s; OF iAs laarstoa county cogainls-
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Hoods $50 CUres

Hoods pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
binousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion
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vi
. The
aniiot,
nights
shegt
Black
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dune
revfya
4 Ansic,
&. bailets
fam,
Iseselu.
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those already on the way there.
WssEtNsvoS CRY, April - Provision,
To- the accommodation OF the army of he
t0mmoRaeal IS contemplated In a resol,,.
t5na Introduced ia The house today hx
Representative noen, Pom. nf Minnesota.
Ihe resolution instrucss ihe secretary Of
var 70 provide wlthta the District ~
columbia a camping grouud and tents for
a. orAantKcd bodies of lahar!nr rsor,l.
who may come within the district and see
thef the rights Of citizens are respected
and rro,ectei daring their ssav shs-r. 4
preamble 60 The resolutions recltex the re.
ported approach 90 Washington cts Of
large nnnheF. of unemployed peopla
FOR the PURPOSE ~ laying before ths
government their views on the economic
depression s0d - suggest remedies there.
Tor, soa declares that Il u shs futy % ths
government T. maintain the reaea and
resgse's sna protect ths rights If el.e.9s
anu saas tbs o8iy Way eusa will can DC
secured ~ eenFrsssgsen. AL recsFnltf,a
hy the govern meat as eel - he {r,ftvf9e.
als st the rights 81 citizens. = h,. ex,e,.4-
los ali possible ssd Ia them IN ,he,r sr.
deavors Ia seSsre saca rrsirr.s A th-v ,-,,,.
sldeF themselves euUs!ed tos Taa ~e..,,,,.
ton vas referred - tae caHtHsssts. ...,
military affairs.
tafcsao, Aprii N Navar TFark.y. -.
aav refused IA see tse er,an4sitra w.,.iss
hrs Ia chsrVe the arrangements tcr rrret-
ing t,ea. Keilsr's army on So ARRIVAL in
Chicago. and IL wsx iAtinaaseA thss the
army all receive seans ec0TGezy sJ she
bAnas % she Cas ago rosio~. Tns pa.lcs
are aid 50 bare been instructed &c rreveas
tae aTFay's entrance into thsoago. Aa
eHsr, is sciag made 81 ergsnlfs a dis
siueuve thscsgo array. eat so TAR susv So
recruits have Gesn seeassd.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DUMAS RECLAMATION WORKS, CONTRACT
~ No. l--Seaied proposals will be received by
the board of the sumas diking commissioners
st the ONCE OF the clerk OF said board. sumas B.
C., until IL O'Clock noon, Thursday. the I'd day
of August, 1894, for the whole OF the following
works required in the construction of system
OF land reclamation and drainage works:
The construction of Ievee embankments and
minor works connected Herewith.
The diversion and strengthening of certain
sloughs.
The closing OF sumas river by an earthwork
dam.
The construction OF a rocx tunnel through q
spur OF Sumas mountain.
The furnishing and erecting OF gates at said
tunnel
All proposals must be made on the printed
form OF tender attached 10 the bill of quantities
aud be addressed TO q. w. Chsdsey esq, clerk
OF the sumas dfking commissioners snmas, b.
-, and the envelopes enclosing them shall be
legibly marked on the outside upper ieft.hsnd
corner, "Tender for Works"
The proposals will be opened and canvassed
BY the commissioners at the sbote ststed hour
aud place.
deposit or certified check payable TO TIE order
OF the sumss diking commissioners for an
amount equal 10 hve per cent of the total
amount OF the tender the said deposit being
made as a guarantee of GOOD faith that the
party making the proposal will, IL the contract
Is awarded TO him or them, execute the same
with approved security within one week OF the
date of said award. Immediately after which
the sum so deposited will be returned TO the
successful tenderer, and also TO the parties
whose tenders are not accepted.
should the party TO whom tho contract is
awarded fail to execute the contract with ap-
proved security within one week OF the date OF
said award, the amount deposited by the said
party shall be forfeited to the said commission
srs, and at the expiration of one week after the
date OF the award the said commits sioners shall
be Tree to make other arrangements for the per
Torrance OF the works.
Parties rendering shall write legibly on the
form OF tender, Immediately above their sigma
lures, tho character of the ear. hwork 20 be fur
hished by them, that IL TO say: Whether the
eArthwork will be performed by them by msans
OF wheelbarrows, carts, wagons. cars or dredg.
ers, or b. a combination Of same. The same
party 10 at liberty 10 forward two proposals. one
based on the employment of wheelbarrows.
carts, wagons and cars, and the other based on
the employment OF DIRE igerS
specihcaiioas aud drawings may De seen on
and alter the 5th day OF July, 1884, at the offies
81 the clerk OF the Sumas diking commission
ers. sumas. r. G., or at the ONCE of Messrs
keeier 4 smith, engineers of the works Five
Sisters block. Victoria, II. c.
Copies of the specifications will bs furnished
by either OF the above offices on the payment of
five dollars.
The commissioners reserve the right To reject
any or al tenders. q. W CHADSEY
Clerk Sumas Diking Commissioners
OfTies OF the Sumas diking commissioners
sulnss. r. C., july ?. 1854
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALEM THE ST.
AZ perior court OF the state OF Washington for
the county of King.
The Washington National Bank OF Seattle,
plaintiff. Va Charles ii. Baker. Gladys +.
Baker Edward o. Graves, Thomas Boyd
and Seattle Hardware Company, defendants.
No 7,T22.
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale and
special execution, issued out of the above
named court in tho above entitled action, aud
to me directed and delivered. have duly levied
upon the following described real property,
situated In said King county, Warrington,
to-wit:
All of blocks one Cd, i've %. six (6), seven a,
eight tsl nine 90. ten (Tb). eleven (lll. twelve
Qs(, thirteen (iS), swenty-one (ail. twenty.two
III twenty-inree t-Sl, twsnty-six (2el, thirty
nine t5sl, IN State Park addition 10 the city OF
seattle. county ami state Aforesaid, aud lot one
Ql, ia block twenty-tour CAD. in said State Park
Notice is therefore hereby given that on FRI
day, the 81 day of August, 1894, at the hour Of
10 O'Clock a. m OF said day. at the front door OF
the courthouse, In the city OF Seattle. IN taid
King county, ] will sell the above described
property AZ public auction to he highest bidder
for cash. J. II. wo0LEkY, sheriff
Dated this the eth day o: June, isea.
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs sALE-IN THE ST.
~ perior court of the state OF Washington for
the county of King.
c. NJ sheaie. receiver Of the Washington Saw
ings Bank, plaintiff VS.. Franklin Roberts,
defendant No. Isa76
Under auu BY virtue o. an order OF sale ana
spccial execution. issued cut OF the above
named court, u the above entitled action, and
% me directed and deiiyered, have duly levied
upon the following described real property,
situated IN said King county ,Wsshington, to-wit:
Lots nine and ten. In block forty. In fesler's
Second Addition Supplemental TO the city of
seattle. together with all and sing uiar the tene
msnts, hereditaments aad appurtenanees there
unto belonging, al situated, lying and being in
the county of King and state OF Washington
Notice. IL, therefore. hereby given that on Fri
day, tue 81 DAY of August. isai al the hour OF 10
o'clock e. IN. OF said DAY. - the front door OF the
courthouse, IN tae city o. SEATTLE, in ssid King
county, viii sell the abOvc-descrihed property
at public auction 20 tie hghest bidder. for cash
j. H. MOOLERY, Sheriff
Dated this the 9TH day 81 June, isei