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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-30
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-30

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

A Short Session Yesterday Devoted Exe'n.
sivety to Routtne Bus!uOss.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board of county commissioners. yester-
day was one OF the briefsst on record.
Nothing was done out OF the mere
routine. The bonds Of Tollkeeper G.
W. Driehorst, on the Wheeling and
Fairmont pike. and Road Surveyor
James Cresap, Of the second division oil
the river road, were given and approved.
Driehorst's bondsman was Wilhelmina
Mayer. while Cresap furnished bond. A.
J. Wilson going surety.
The court house and jail committee
recommended bills for payment TO the
amount OF 81 ,2l6.S6 aud the tiuance COM
mitteo Sl,30424. A. A. Franzhei:n,
sheriff OF Ohio county was credited with
returns OF s22940.07 IN county orders.
The poor house and farm committee
made a report Of bills amounting to
SSSl.66, roads and bridges 81, O70.39. The
county engineer was instructed to have
the contract on the Bethany pike COM
pleted. The board then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06

toIlows: SO that s G. Smith will be
elected 70 the house Of delegates. S2S
that Smith will lead the Republican
house Of delegates ticket, aud S2S that
Smith will have go more votes than the
lowest man on the Democratic ticket
There were no takers Tor this. Tue
money was posted by Main street bus
Even money was offered at the pool
rooms that Levi P. Morton will have
10000 plurality over Hill, for governor
Of New York. This was not taken.
The betting on the result in the Sec
ond district was 500 on Wilson 10 $50
on Dayton. On the result in the First
district the prevailing odds were 500
on Doyenes to $50 on Howard
Business At the pool rooms will revive
this evening when the polls have been
closed. In fact, no bets have yet been
taken on the result in the First district
at the rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06


The Grand was packed to the doors
last night to welcome N. s. Wood in his
new play, "The Orphans OF New York. "
Mr.. Wood met with a great reception,
and never appeared hero to better ad-
vantage. The supporting company was
first class in every particular, and tho
scenery tho finest that has been pre-
sented here for a long time. In tact
"The Orphans OF New York is the
strongest meIo.dramatic production
seen at tho Grand this season. Mr..
Wood made such hit that no doubt
the capacity of the Grand will be
tested at each performance the rest OF
the engagement, which is tonight, to-
morrow matinee and night Tho eler-
ton returns will BIO received by special
wire and read from the stage tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06
sIr WAS ALI oNE.sIDED.
Republican Money Found Few Demo
cratic Takers Yesterday.

Republican Money Found Few Demo.
cratic Takers Yesterday.
On the eve OF election in Wheeling
the betting on the result was not nearly
so active as had been expected. Atthe
pool rooms this was particularly the
case. This is explained by the fact that
many who stood idly by in former
years and wagered their "stuff" on the
result are now foremost among the
workers on either side OF the political
fence. What betting was done was
pushed by those who pin their faith in
Republican success to-day, and the
hopeless ness OF the Democrrtic cause is
moro or less foreshadowed by the unwill'
ingness Of the Democrats to bet.
Among the late bets was one by a
well known Republican that no county
in West Virginia will show up to-day
with an increased Democratic majority.
The Republican, OF course, got the bet
ter end OF this wager.
At the pool rooms bet was posted as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06
DIED.

GRAvEs-on Sunday. November 1, 1884,. at $50
Funeral services at family residence, No. 1866
Fifteenth street. Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends OF tho family nro respect.
fully invited to attend. Intermeut private
at2:45p p. m. at Greenwood Cemetery.
Chameleon Sunday. Noyeuber4. 1894. at $3.50
D. M. al the residence OF her daughter. Mrs.
Jennie Ramsay. No. 90l Eighteenth street,
MARGARET CHANCE, IN her 18th year.
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon ut .
O'Clock. Friendso OF the family respectfully
invited to attend. Interment at PeuInsular
Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06
Fos THIRTY YEAas-M. cUTMAM co.
Cor 30 Years

We have been studying the Clothing business
and it has taught US how to buy. We always
get the worth of our money, SO we can always
give you the worth Of yours.
Many an honest dealer has to charge more
than we do. because he paid too much himself.
Ignorance is less provoking than dishonesty,
butIr COSTS YOU JUST AS MUCH.
Need we point the MORALE When you
come to US you get the BENEFIT OF WHAT
WE KNOW.
Ourtstock. as usual. this season surpasses any
other clothing stock in the state for VARIETY.
QUALITY AND QUANTITY. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06

AvorE for John a. Howard Is n vote
to carry out tho FREQ trade programme.
Cleveland md Wilson say the fight TO
Wipe out protection Is only begun. This
means further agitation, moro business
uncertainty and more reductions of wages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06
M,K1NLEY AND WILSON ABROAD.

In 1900 william Mckinley was burned
in effiGy In the EnIish manufacturing city
OF Sh efileid; but in 1894 William L. Wilson
was wined and diued In London because
he Is the author of FREQ TRADE tariff bill.
These arc significant facts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06

DEMOCRATS are preparing roOrbaoks
In the shape of secret circulars attacking
Repub lican candIdated Beware OF them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
600 d. ward. eIoO

TIE readers ~ this piper viii ~
p!esEsJ "a learn that there is at ieAG.
zoe 5teadrj Gitta.e that ~G:ieDc., bas
bDen aUie 10 cure ip eD its Elagss END
that 10 Ca.sryb. i!0Iib Caisfri EUrs
Is tLs only positive cure DO@ knyHb
10 the MEDICAL fraternity. Cs,a,TL
being a constitutional diBets', ~ d.
Juifes 4 constitutional iTeatia. NJ
naif's CststJh Cure Is iaGeD inter.
psily, GouD2 directly uIon the bioDJ
and mgeoJs syrfsctv 81 the system.
tbefeby destroying ihe foundation of
tire dIsease. Gnn gITiE2 tho patient
sifsSEjh ~ building np the c1GstiiG.
i.aD Ead aas siiDg uatq'e 10 ding So
Sork fns pfopretors have -
wuek faith in il curatiSJ tOgers.
ibatfihey off, OGe Hundred Dollars
for sby case that HIsiis " cure.
Sen1 Tor iat ~ testieogiais
hIdrssR
y. J CHENEY 4 CO,
Toledo. q.
II Saia ~ Druggists, TN,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
Nv:e af.e.iun.r 2. ..dirr..

Tie csm.nissipaers nj their ms-:iDS
Si'.oda, Transacted ;h.f.a5s rnr bus
g.,
Ire mae. 10 cpnn:, rresspry ~hs
eonciea aud found cor---i Us oomI:r-
al ,rith the Audrtsrs books
The reI,or,s 81 the following officers
We're examines and FLED:
Goo Il 5isFs. tadtor. J. EsEsTs,
Asseszs-; L. o Henderson. Sb-irG;
y + Bakey. Clerk; ". Il ArS-
Flfopx, Hospital Steward, aDd3.N
Ma.esr. aaa-r.
Iiir !oiiuWing transfers ue=e made:
Fta5 from General 10 Elk RoaE
Iiund. EgJ tron G-B=rai - C3iaalA
$50 frpip Ben-rai TO &orth Furt snt
Sf103 from The Gen.raio salgty-
Pie cou;rar: Tor t~aruishirx tre 20
EJanty was avaf4eIi ~ C. L. Mayer
far go pc n,Yuib.
Sac gourmet TO do the prnniy
Printing titiIu LIST 1889 was inward
sd toe Il Sprauis for 49,
"a Isiiilor Of toe ciiiEeEs IF Taco
ms roensai2 EI==as Aunsa Vas
hppoipisd road supervisor On flinr
bond il spp O $4,000.
Oa peiIlcu II citizens u Jsrz
Geek Tosnshjp Chesiry wVgGEurG
ras appointed fuad Supervisor oH
fling bonds IN the sun Of s.DJp.
The hes Tusd or the uurth hsde ~
the railroad u.iEeen Elkg aud Osinp
we c=ciat.d Q puGl,e hiShwsy-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
EUIt SALE.

The hire IL the Iste s.. T.. Ross,
Desss%ei. Ofisf fDt rae the property
b4ipagI3g " said estate, toDsssti,g 81
land aaa improvements .aerepD. im.
p~t0Ysuoppis " Tgpkes: about 90
head " cattle, coo hspl o. bOfs.s;
2IDD mead o! sheep and . hsefesptiIs
DpsJnSss st JoYbisib CITY. Nevada
Jigis IL pee Of the mat desiiabls
pirtss ~ property "a tie Stato and
Ne His'l - disptl- ~ IL 10 a HhyIs
sJibH tho GeEi thirty cays tsf cssD
Pr further particulars SNts or hp-
10 X PEGpDsStjIsi,
HJgbtni1 CIV. Sey.,
or b. " HnaEg,
Eigo.. SeYsIa.
E.o, Sew. ApfI2 = 1891. In
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
Notice OF lime Appointed
fer Proving Viii.
STATE OF NEVADA. IL Probate
Cut,STr OY ELko. Curt

In tie GatIr nf fi.e Estate G. ChE-Ice
Ne~.-- Grus.-. Ll-Gsaa-u-NJiire
for Iuhliestiun - Time aplrI.u:-
I'd fOT Proving Vii, etc
NOls- lie he;+b. EiS,sr ,tlat Tues
day the ~itIe-utp oaN FT NHr. 4 D
-G5. az utgs U'riucE ? y a: Fa-G day,
HIao the CurtTJuI III satd Cur az
Ice tow 81 Esu, ~ tiie sand County
ui 31EU hgr- i-.p TvJs4ui,d Hs snr
iaE. nud ILar+ for irs'riuE IiI- AI4l
II said EaErl=s E-siey Grrr-r U+-
r~as Q. u for hearing he Epi.!i=a-
-Eur % iir-O- :. Grn-- fur Inc rs-u-
auv- ip Her - Letters I-s;eu3aatary
rGcr ETG Th--e Rry ;---un Interest
- u'u! uFfGR. ui6 run-,E; ihe sauI.-
Ds.-a, Nh! GlEz
l. Z 5ILEEr.
Clerk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

ArEs.o 81. sissr Fdahsd Bs16
fooE.Ds; i1io an nI-p r.!l o. Stern
s:t,-'i n E:-ru ou Jn.sts, ssnd r;in.o
81 pat nnfpipr-d. although fail,ES d
defth II fi:,y feet
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
AYERS
HAIR vfcOR
EIkcTIeN OF Utn1tssIoxEKs.

in AS 10 define DE EzGuHc- n .lsr'-
fgg CUusfg Gonna Es.SrJtGE- zp-
p5pus5 f4Dsaury p. 1879.
HLCEJA / NS-3ey-r fgeuLs I.eF
ccuL - nOrs .! the gEzfris6 si--,u5E
- apy county ~ Tins EtGie sigull pe-
Vr,iSu IL. Bga-d rf Cuuuiy Cunmis-
-tDurrs % heir cBSCfy 20 fhr. rf9.-i
Il shan y The 6uis 81 Toe CyuuiI
Commissioners ~ Fura u-tfUts, OF q
b=fUse ~. ErsI ADnGaE i gulg I5s-
uedirE acy E=osrsG eIrctiuu. fC dTId.
ib- Go-rty IDtB tEi,e districts ~ 49,
'uUHu us "CrT.ulSs. ul-r Dis-r4r:e."
Sush divisIu1i Strait D. msae 80 rJu-
furm - te established boundaries u'
e.@e-lgu p~t-7slnGts OF SErds, aud each
aud every eI-ctIur p:.rlnC; ar War1
stsai ce wholly "-.-u Cas Il tie
CoIGiss.yCer Districts LEfT5u Pro
Tsded for Eara Guuu.ss uDsf De-
Inc. shell egEEEgs, a.. near az rasy
Dr. yDs-ibJr1 u tie TufioE pY,,u-a-
Gvn q. tie GogGiy. - - determined
~ tie TDiE cast az Lb- last Eau.rzs
LEG. aud :Iall rnDr.F. q aCj Im-
o. p-rpIlcis; IrCriicL. that IL cass
S.Ui NOE than st:e. election y.eciuc:,
or EVF6E eS!si Il te c9guty. then
F@Hi 'A'--t'L IfE'HGA ~ EtRS fl.eah
ccrE:itI:s 4 Cuus-isaiJL"f District.
Stc Z il II ali G- tGe duiy nr tie
DJard u Cyuuiy & tumisziUL-rs -
cause - U- puDiEaed ID Eorye usTg.
pal+e- Inite cJ-u.y- Il ii,-rs ~ one.
apd 4 L =, Il 81 y! lie Dt,LrE ~ tie
door - III. Courthouse. 4Dd Oce or
conspicuous pi Gee 70 tIcG 81
lhe tOutu rsslOCsr D,sElcts, Z uOtlse
s~p~rH'.i1E IN. .!sctipc ;-rcluct. OF
wards sup-acs5 10 each - Inc Com
tu,osscasT pss,rip.E 81 "s,UEiEh.j.
SUeb n-;ice E.szl " ISst"d or JuU-
lish'a fur = .f~IYd Eui irsE it,GS len
y ,d.!p pslG: - each Grrsra sler-
,IIa-
Sic : TAe Cpmn2aiorer d@sig-
united ~ ibe Statute us .he .'lyu.
f..rtU" Crrrn.ajpEer Thaai -er-E.at
che 1ss'rrl 10 xl5tca ne fcgl3sI Et-L
es-rDc, UIa a. 2Ss general .ie-Ipo IL
fbs rear eighteen ugpcfs5 GLd piue-
lE-fyur. EDG .E-rg 20 EPG-s t5rrpet
sr. fne-s shuG Ue eies.ed q CrUuiis-
sioncr fryul eBch o. lie rscrairlBr
oIstr,c,s, one Cor rbe ".rug TERM" ar
Joe Tor the "sbyrt :erW,' O. uyw rv
siG.d rr pw.
nc E,unly Commissioner
EhH.! br e!eoie4 Dy he guss,6.-d Oi-c.
turE 81 tas oari-Io: Vs.tt-su Lury re
6iae 30 JSe sarus IulaI.sr gs tDausuig
oBsC-Cr are urv FiE..nl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
LOST

a blue horse. branded on le',
run away from Eiko April 10th,
with saddle and bride. 4 liberal rc-
ward vii be paid for tho return ot
The horse, saddle and budlc u
III. l.. SropnARp.
II 80 awl Elku, NIy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

-Ht 'toN. St'Es-r 'i-A&' to -" rr.as: 4 ~,
'EriyEs fu-ds tsI'T ...Lsug,:s IL EH.,
A-tcI d. Gzrrg =, la.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

Secretary az She aerr Herbert rss
4 pGsserge- OF M. : to-dEr. bound
iur San Francisco
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

Upod's Pill: d e.: rsuker but al
. Eee..Dr al t2Ee .ae ..yuacb. A..
i5ep.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

HaTirR lensed the Stoker sheds and
Darn, | sm DOW pfcpUfcd to hccom.
mediate and iced seventy head OF
hofses Plenty Of corral room !or auy
number OF stock rs also attached.
6hF-i siso rot a drhy In connection will,
the a'ove. Snd "Il attend promptly 10 ,
work hat line.
81 tai. II. +. vASpREiLnS, Srreu,t.,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

DIR. Pric='s Cream Baking p-~der
Naac.Tsu hlSnHE ke1EsEa1 Dtpiorzz-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
EXCURSION TRIPS

TEOH saS T-sGcISyy g. urHcr 70. II. "a
California .LL bs rL.=ssd pur--as~r. -
sf-rlE! G.,v..ir- fE4; sE-Lst. ~ III. :g.lyg-
2u= ryLuSs ~ -
~ ADc>E r"DEEIEc >llLUs TrrX
sAN I~EAS'-S-y, C%L AM LSE-uuD
uus-Wrs fac.
% s-s1IyEs $50 S.ILTs OR N1EI
IE0N sIS !faACsgu. CEi an =
FIF7ti Cne-vaJ far--
T-r +sa- r-ie- rad fuU Ii.slimr,u-. il.
qiii:' q !, u. EuLEt y. ~ :; &; iEL-.o,
LGCr.-' she undersigned.
hiCE' GEGY. =. u. GOODMAN.
So TrGZ.l NBaHr-. Ger. TE. XXI.
eEI F=<lsI-ra.E a
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
f. Gentleman

Tap fOr->rtr r--l5-a ~ rou.e-;t-t= ;.-
sI-9 Gy1 .eS.Jes Il 2i.roasiu. g-te "a.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
por the Quarter Ending March 81
1894.

State OF NEVADA. o.,
CvaL;y g EHV. tht.t
90 AUD:Tdtrs OFFICE.
,SErch. 81. isSL
II ths DoSp:sblF Bga.d of ryap;y Com Iois.
styycfs Of xix Cpglty, SrTaEs'
bEs5BSStN! -. hst,uIIb sHbiHii our nEi.
tiiy EsISTt Of tue RiE-Htas Of ;hs CoaIiJ
f"f -" pI,itHf rudiuy rsirI 81. %,
tt'y"-tfuitJ 'gtTEiiicJ:
GEo. II. NEiDs.
ladi;or,
~. H. MILLER.
TrttsufEf.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

I"sl rrr'Tft-----.-...-. t-2St =
tGa 'r"il o"'a.,! juicy. 7.IsE -
F-.riFe-S = 80! lEA-s.---.. :.-.- b.
Fts- :=la I'D q Gs.-.-.-.- - g;
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
Eala,slI uslsez..--.~.%<a ::

7a,A s,,ut.-arp;...-.-..:s.c c.
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AAA-1

1S:sl .
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lie Ea
sqE
hr= on;
2 Y
INDUCED
hIUrEe
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

HdmVsion, 20 cents: rci.rYel seata,
10 cFn's; children. hali pnce.
Tn RCperyed Hhts on Ealc at l..
WnItcrmaBiors,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
EUhD

1gt,i....... ..................IT.
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REcEipTs rRoH ALL SOURCES.

G,ning rc'b'e'............. 80
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The Orchestra consists Of eight in,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-13
real Estate swindler Caught.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA man was ar
rested in this city yesterday who, it is
asserted, has made in the neighborhood
of 81 100000 by getting men to invest in
remarkable land schemes. His victims
are scattered all over the country. One
was the Rev. George Stanberry, an
Episcopalian clergyman, formerly of
Lexington, KY, from whom he secured
about $4,000. The administrators of
the clergyman's estate caused the arrest.
Algernon H. Wilson is the name of this
promoter. He made his headquarters
in Philadelphia. The methods of his
operations were similar in each case.
He bought Western property of little or
no value, organized companies with an
exaggerated capital stock and sold stock
to investors. He captured Nall-street
men and Long Island farmers. He
drew heavily upon the carefully boarded
savings of New Englanders. No fewer
than thirty clergymen are among his
victims. The action upon which Will
cox was arrested was brought by Charles
N. Codding, lawyer at 20 Broadway,
and Phileman B. Stanbery, as admins
tors of the estate of the Rev. Mr.. Stan
berry. They have been following Wilcox
since June. The Rev. Mr.. Stanbery
was the son of Henry Stanbery, who
was the attorney-genera of the United
States in President Johnson's cabinet.
When johnson was impeached, STAN
berry resigned his Office and helped to
defend Johnson. OF the many compa-
nies which Wilcox organized he per-
suaded the Rev. Stanberry to invest in
four.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-13
The Phillips-McCoy Feud

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Sept. 12.-Re-
ports reached here today of fresh trouble
in Logan county between the Phillips
Mccoy factions. On Saturday evening
the parties met near Williamson, and
several shots were fred on both sides.
Three men were seriously injured. On
Sunday evening the McCoys followed
the Phillips faction to church at Thacker,
and another riot took place. John Phil
lips was shot, and cannot recover, and
two of the Mccoy crowd were also in
jured. No arrests have been made. 1t
now looks as though one side or the
other will be annihilated before the
trouble is at an end.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-13
Deserving Praise

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell as
well, or that. have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, as we stand
ready to refund the purchase price, if
satisfactory results do not follow their
use. These remedies have won their
reat popularity purely on their merits.
Snipes & KinerslY's druggists.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-13
Cyclone in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 12.-At 11:5O a cy-
clone passing from southwest to north
west struck North Memphis, near the
Louisiana & Nashville shops, and swept
away everything in its path. Trees
were uprooted, an iron bridge over
Gayoss bay taken up and carried dis
tance of 100 yards, and a number OF
houses wrecked. The full extent of the
damage is not yet known. Robert Culp,
colored, was fatally, and Wilkes Yam
bell, white, seriously, injured. Other
casualties are reported, but the names
are not yet ascertained.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-13
A Real Estate Shark Who
Has Robbed Thousands.
MEMPHIS HAS A BAD CYCLONE
The Last Appeal in the Blythe Case
Now Before the Supreme Court
of California.
Too Many Seals KILLED.

SAN Francisco, Sept. IL. Stanley
Brown, special United States treasury
agent for the seal islands, has arrived
from Pribylof islands after an absence
of several months. He was accompanied
by several other agents. He says the
seals were in good condition this year,
and the weather was not unusually un-
pleasant. The continued taking of seals
in the open sea is tending steadily to re-
duce the seals. Unless q stop is put to
this seal-killing at sea, the number of
seals that annually visit the islands will
be greatly reduced. ''The contractors
killed this year." said Brown, ''about
10000 of the 10000 that the government
permits to be taken from the rookeries.
Besides these, sealers who were taking
seals in the open sea killed 10000.
These are far too many. At this rate
seals will be exterminated. 1t should
be remembered that, while the govern
ment does permit the taking of any but
immature males from the rookeries, the
mariners who go after seals in the open
sea kill males and females indiscrimin-
ately. At present the killing of the seals
in the open sea cannot be under the laws
entirely prohibited. 1t is not poaching,
for hunters do not come upon the islands
or within a marine league of them. At
least, this is not the rule. 1t is very
fortunate that Assistant Secretary Ham
lin visited tie sealing grounds this year.
He worked very hard to gain an exact
knowledge of the conditions. This was
just what we, who have been visiting
the islands for years, desired. One
might write and speak necessarily, but
he could not depict all the facts as they
exist. Mr.. Hamlin is a high official,
and now he thoroughly understands the
situation. His report is certain to be a
very important and interesting docu-
ment. >,
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The Wooton Mystery.

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. 12.-Charles E.
Lilley of England this morning fled two
complaints In the superior court to set
aside the conveyance claimed by Profess
sor w. A. Sanders to have been execut-
ed by William Wooten, the missing
Reedley rancher, to the mythical John
Knausch and second conveyance from
Knausch to Sanders. The considera-
ton alleged to have been given was $45,-
900, but there is no proof that cent of
money was ever paid. Lilley is acting
under a power of attorney for Thomas
Wooten of England, a brother of the
missing rancher. No traces of Wooten's s
body have yet been found, though an
active search is being continued in the
canal section, which is now nearly dry.
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halted. Almost areign of terror prevails
even in Tien- -Tsin. The savage soldiery
are everywhere plundering and mall
treating the wretched populace, and
native merchants are fleeing from Tein-
Tsin to save their lives.
The French minister has formally pro-
tested against the action of the Chinese
in boarding French mail steamer Sat
urday.
A letter from resident minister at
Seoul states large military hospital
has been erected on the heights
and numerous sick Japanese are treated
there. Constant conflicts are taking
place between the outposts, but few
badly wounded have been taken to Seoul.
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spokane County Primaries.

SPOKANE, Sept. 12.-At the republican
primaries in this county today heavy
vote was polled and everything passed
off harmoniously. The delegates elected
are unanimously for S. G. Hyde tor con-
gress. The senatorial question only fig
ured incidentally, the contests being al
most wholly of county Offices; but the
friends of John L. Wilson claim that
a legislative delegation will be elected
favorable to his aspirations.
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wrecked by an Explosion.

ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. 12.-At Alex
andria about a. m. a natural gas ex-
plosion wrecked the express and tele-
graph building. Samuel I. Meyer, wife
and one child, and sister-in-law, who
live upstairs, were buried in the ruins.
All will recover except Meyer. The
Free Galloway bank and the Alexandra
hardware buildings were also wrecked.
Property loss. $4,000.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The county board of equalization will
meet in the assessors Office on Monday,
Sept. oath, and continue in session one
week, for the purpose of equalizing the
assessment of Wasco connty for 1894.
All tax payers who have not been inter-
viewed by the assessor will please call at
the Office on Thursdays, Fridays or Sat-
urdays, as all property must be assessed.
JOEL KooNTz,
County Assessor.