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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24

Skirmishing I'm Broad Street Elcc-
trio Car Yesterday.

ckIIInltltiu2 III - DIO0u RlIttI ItICcs
trio Car Yesterday.
An aged and well developed rat had a
lark in Broad street electric car near
Pawtuxet last evening and made the
male passengers dance and the females
climb high and shake themselves.
The rats shiny eyes betrayed
him. lie pceped out to see
what sort OF q crowd he had to deal with
and somo one saw him of course. In a
that cars freight got mixed up.
Women screamed, children cried,
men turned pale and villains laughed. Ali
hands scrambled for the exits. Those who
couldn't go tho regular way leapeo the
gates, and fear made acrobats OF persons
who have been called indolcnt by intimate
friends.
.Arc you sure it was ratg'
"Sure!"
"Where IL DO now?"
No one could say, and search OF the
car failed to reveal his whcrcn bouts.
"There wasn't no rat" said Willie White,
who was on his home with five cents more
than the car fare his grandmother gave
Several believed Willie for none OF the
passengers saw tho rat leave the car. Con-
fiiencc was restored and the car filled up
again. Just as IL arrived in the village
the rat came out and the passengers got
mixed up again. They left the car ia
itself. The women looked for the rat
later on at home.
Tho unoccupisd car returned to the barn
and n thorough search was made. The
rat was found in the cushions and after
being driven out the pet cat OF the barn
entertained him. IL was sort Of Lady
and Tiger finis.
There was young lady from Nigrc,
Went out toAidc on tiger.
Came back from the ride. lady inside.
And smile on the face Of tho siger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24

o'clock this morning for the shsriff TO go
down and take charge OF the men and also
TO- take with him more deputies.
The sherin did not heed the call and
did not 60 down. Deputy Sheriff Richards
had charge Of the men and Sheriff Will
helm considered him capable OF holdiRs
Quiet There Now.
The latest news from the scene says that
the strikers have ali gone but the situa-
tiou 10 peaceable today. The workmen
have NOT gone TO work but are willing to
do so as soon a. the excitement subsidies.
"A battle was narrowly avcrted In Fair
chance last night. Sherin Wilhelm sent
five men to that place to 60 on duty as
deputies at the works OF the Fairchance
Furnace Company.
1t is the custom of the strikers to assem-
Bile at the station when passenger train
arrives to see II any new men arrive, and
of the cars.
When the deputies got OF the train, hav-
ing no guns, the strikers thought they were
workmen, and, surrounding them, took
them to the camp. They held them pris-
oners there until the other deputies
strikers to fight.
Later Particulars.
Later reports make the number of killed
ssN~f &A@ tAC VO11AS3 0sBAs, ona SeA.CA
victims OF the unfortunate affair may be
found later. 1t was not one-sided affair,
as at first reported, but was battle with
ns many guns on one side as on the other,
and with as as much firing by the strikers
as by the deputies. Among the wounded
are three deputies, while the killed
are all strikers. When the workmen
came to the strikers in the
public roads they were asked to go
home. The workmen were about to
compel with the command when the de-
puties rushed into the midst of the men,
got possession of the workmen and
marched them to the pit. In this part OF
the performance q deputy sheriffe fired
shot which opened up the battle.
There was volley after yolley fired by
each side at close range. The strikers
stood their ground while their comrades
were falling one by one, but their ammu-
milton giving out, and it requiring too
much time to load the shot guns and
rifles, they were forced to give up the
fight and fee to escape the rain of bullets
from the Winchesters. II is said the
strikers were advancing on the line OF
deputies when the latter fired the frat
shot. A large number OF armed strikers
were arrested by the deputies today,
who had guns in their possession and who
were equipped with ammunition. They are
now held prisoners there and will be
brought to jail here today. The arrests
cccasioned no trouble, the strikers giving
up willingly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24
WHERE IS HILL AT
Efforts Made to Place the New Yorker
on the Tariff Question,


WASHINGTON, May 24.-Senator Cor
mans practical assurance In bis speech
yesterday that the Democratic marty
In tho Senate was now united In suppQ<t
OF the tariff bill has led to q
renewal of the speculation as TO the atti-
tude OF Senator Hill. There Is . d1ner~
ence Of opinion as TO whether Mr. Cor
man meant to include Senator Hill on
the list OF supporters OK TO creato
the impression that the bill would have
the support Of Democratic majority
without Hills assistance, but IL Is con-
sidered probable by those high ia the
councils OF the Maryland senator
bill would have the support ol
his colleague when the final test should
come on the bill, and there Is q growing
impression in the Senate Chamber thot
Mr.. Hill will vote for the bill. He hoo
said since his return from New
York that he would not ouer
any opposition to the tarfff features
Of the biiI, which is taken to mean that
while he is still unyeconciled to the ~ :
come tax, he Is disposed TO accept the
other parts Of the bill as the best obtain
able and to concentrate his opp0sition
upon the income tax. Members of tho
finance committee say that this provision
they are beginning to think that
Mr.. Hill will accept the bill in the end
with this provision in its modideQ
form. Mr.. Hill yesterday voted againse
laying the bill on thetable, but that vote
was without special significanco, except
that it indicated that tho New
York Senator thought that the EFFORT
abandoned. When asked whcthcr he
cared to say anything apropoo Senator
Germans speech, Mr.. Hill replied that
he did not desire to talk about II at al.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24


ment but it failed, the last division
OF the House standing IL to ID. Mulhol-
land said he was satisfied that quorum
could not be obtained and moved to adj
journ to IL o'clock Friday morning.
Representative Allen suggested an amend
ment fixing the hour at IL O'Clock. Dr..
Garvin made the point Of order that q
quorum had fixed the hour OF
meeting at II o'clock and less than q
quorum could not change the time. The
point was sustained and then tho House
adjourned to Friday morning at IL o'clock.
As fitting finale to the mock
session, Evangelist Sprague indulged In 3
harangue In which he charged the Demo-
cracy with having passed legis-
lation in violation Of the
laws of God and the wishes Of
the pGsple who had besought them mot
to violate their oaths of Office. He WAS
proof against violent desk -slamming and
Invitations to take drink and. finished
his philippe In about 10 minutes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24
Immense Sale of Clocks

Now going on at Hermann A. eckeis, 15e
Westminster street. great quantity of
French Clocks ut just half value. Ono hum
dred seth Thomas Clocks handsome MARBLE
lied wood. eight day, strike hour and half
hour. Cathedral gong, for $3.50 each: could
not be bought last week for S. at wholesale.
Don't let this opportunity pass.
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x THE -
CORLlSS STEAM ENGINE CO.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.
INCORPORATED JUNE, 1866. ESTABLISHED l849
PROVIDENCE, r. !.
INCORPORATED JUNE, 1856.
INC0RPUKATED JUNE, 1906. ESTAbLIoHhD I645'
GEORGE n. CORLISS,
oy TIKI
9 CORLlSS ENClNE.'' =

acquired Of the heirs OF the late
machinery
this
AIT patentso Of the ate .Coriss sfor exclu
Company have been
generally friends that the business
iks lbe eimmedi
built
precision
possible
facilities which
Of
the Corlss all OF the different styles e.
embodying the latest improvements OF
Invented
which unquaed the for safety steam
especial
and triple engines where high
former
They havea
outside viii be
facilities
parallel
ss the
attention in all
reputation has heretofore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24

There is no question as to lola Pomcroy'o
wonderful talent In the impcrsonation Of
roles of the kid soubret order. Miss Pomcroy
Is cute and Kittens hand she invests the char
acter of Little Hurricane at Iothrop's Opera
House with all tho spirit and vivacity shat
makes a young girl 50 charming She sinxA
she dances, she romps. she shouts. sho laughs
and cuts up all manners Of conical didoo-
She shows some of the most beautiful cos>
TUNES imaginable, and her performances COM
pares more than favorably with that Rivon ~
the peerless Lotta. On Saturday afterno9n.
nt the close of the performances Mis- Pomoro1
will give a reception on the stage Her o1mt-
nutive pony Merrylcgs will receive With ~
and all present win have an opportunity -
shaking the little actress By the hand
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LIVES THROWN AWAY.
I'm Tne AssoclaIed Press.

WESTMINSTER, Md, May A.-The
grand jury brought in presentment to-
day against the Patapsco Flint Mill Com
pany for maintaining public nuisance.
Ii is alleged that 10 men have died during
the process OF pulverizing the flint and
that this is due to lack Of proper precau-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24

The Senate was called to order at II 20
this morning, but when the roll was called
it was found that there were four less
than quorum present. The Senate was,
therefore, adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24
CLEVELAND BUYS A MINE.


Bp The Associated Pros.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 24.-A half
interest in the Caledonia mine has been
sold to willard Ward 3. u. Dixon and
DIR. Ward OF New York city. DIR. Ward
is said 70 have represented President
CLEVELAND In this transaction.
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DIRECTORS=

s. HOLMAN. Worcester Mass,
Treasure Hoyoke Aachine Co., Hoyoke and Worcester.
GEN. wDI. F.sDRAPER, Hopedalc, Eass.,
Treasure Hopedae Machine
H.. BENT. Taunton Mass, -
STEPHEN JENCIxS, TX. L..
Treasuae rEais &IsnksM Ma RI
HAVEN G. PERHAM. Lowell, Mass, - -, :
II. w. FRENCH Boston, Mass,
England Sales Manager National Tube Works.
DAVID NJ THOMPSON, NJ T., Providence, Il. j..
Manager i. =. g. r. Knights Mills
GEORGE II. BABBITT, Providence, H. l.,
Wn A. Harris Steam Engine
CHARLES GILES Providence, r. L.,
Formerly supcrncad Agent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24
MIKE M'D0NALDA CANDIDATE,

Bv The Associated Press
Cy.acAoo, May 2i.--It is stated today
snorting man. is candidate for Congress
to succeed Allen c. Durburow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24

Fine Gold Filings and Cro~n Work. ArtI-
fetal Teeth. finest ma terials and work. Ex-
tracting positively without pain. DIR. AZ. Y.
SIMMONS. 333 Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24

Letters or circulars in imitation Of .typ
writer gotten out on short notice. et Ne~o
Job ONCE. M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-24

George Il. Brown said IL wasn't fair tc
keep those members here who were punc-
tual on the doubtful pretext that three or
four members would come and L,ake up q
uuorum.D lie moved 30 adjourn. The
motion was lost, o to 12. Several MEM
bers then cleared out.
Representative MullhoIiand wanted
George Brown to pledge himself 90 vote
for final Adjournment tomorrow. lic de-
clined to do 80, saying that when the qucs-
tion came up he would vote as he saw st.
Representatives Smith and Greene At
tempted 70 secure motion Of adjourn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-06

Sn 8riiHel bat lebte Mode BIZ
1ermdbluns oes prinsen 3arl gntor
bon 0oben3ollern : Sigmarinseit, Bru=
Der bes 2ronprin3en BON Rumdnien.
nit 8rdfin Soiep6ine BON Glanbern
ltattgefunoell.
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etreifcmoe aoblenerdber

pon @tone Greet unb gofben. benelr
fi1 aud ei1lige Goblen8rdber bon ga=
nal Dpper onf1loifen, iaarf1irtsit por=
lebten Montag etua 800 Mfann fart,
bic Stone Greet 8ledmuiif an ber
Spite, ita1 Strasburg, llm Die @ru=
benarbeiter In pribatt1inen In Der @e=
eenb 3i 5Dingen, bic Mrbeit eii13uitellen.
Gin 9beil ber Nrbeiter bate BON benz
Nnrlfen Der Gtreifer Moti3 erbalten
unb it'd rehtseitig entfernt, i'm nad
bem Abaus Der Streifer bic 4rbeit tpie=
Der auf5unebmen; anbere tuurben BET
Der Nrbeit angetroHen unb inubten ber=
fpreAen, biefelbe auf3ugeben. 0ierauf
begaben ii1 bic 6treifer nod benz
Stdbtben, mo ibnen pbilip u. @erber
elm MittnseNen berabreiden lieB. gi-
nige Der @ireifer tpollten fid afsbann
auf einem 3use Der g., 8. & 90. gi-
ienbabn freie 9ein,fahrt er5tpingen,
tpurben aber bon benz Gonbufteur bes
3uges baran perbinbert.
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Die grrintung eines Nenfmals IN
0onnober fiir ben eiittbronten G6nig
@eorg ben Giiniten 1T bonn Raiier ni6t
gefattet iporben.
8iiraermeiIter 9egelmaier in 9eil=
brDnn lit mieber In iein 0lmt eingeiebt
iuorben, ba Oas BON Der Negierung ge=
gen ibn burGgefiihrte Dis3iplinar=8er=
fdbren bonn @eriht ais nnbegyiinoet err
tldrt tporben lit.
gei Gberl bsbille ottafirten ant29.
Weoi $50 Wrnbsndrbeiter brei 3iige Der
WbeelinQ e Gate Grie yabn, rDeI1e
NIT aoblen aus QDeit girginieD beloben
iuaren. ssyn ben Qofomotipen ilnb Ro=
boc|en fpnrben idmtn.li6e Genifer nit
Gtsinen ein9etpprfen.
DepeI9ea aus 9aublonb foeen, oob
Bic GbDIera III gDarIhau unb benadbars
tn Gtdbten iD66entli6 10 bis 15 OPP
fer forbere. gleuenen Neribten aufDlQe
kat (it aud i9cn Die preuBiiMe @renje
ilbtr(6rittsn. yn Der i9lelii1en Drt-
I4dfi Mlpslotpib 1T cine perloit boratl
gsforbea :ssa:A :ssa:A eitie 3speite negt fro1i
b0rnifber,
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Mm ~. Mai ii seyrDnpppo, Mi6i.
gan, 9botnas NeliDn, eiis G4md9ei
BON s. s.. Rolbsnbau9b III bier, In
Utter pon ettpa 70 Sabrea. 81 binter.
|Idbt 3ipei G6bne unb 3tDei a5dter.
Ser Neritorbere Dobute ietner 3eit ii
Sugar Greet uno Canal DDpcr, ipdter
lin Mai1llon ultb @lebelano.
Am rs. Weai in Canal Sober 6rdu=
lein gIIen gdrbner i'm Nlter bon 743
Sabren. Die WerfDrbene iDobnte Bel
|ibrent Gdmaser, Dabio Goiebeer, uno
mar ieit 3ebn Sabren franf, 10 baB fie
Die meiife 3eit bas Nett bitten muBte.
Mm %. Ulai stpei wleiIen toeiili6
bon ubri9spille bic Grau BON Sobn M.
8lnf i'm Mlter BON etipa 20 Sabren.
Die 0eerbisuns fanb In @nabenbiittet
ifatt.
glm 90. Mai in Beibler Hobert s.
9bompinn, ein 16idbriger Sobn BON
Milo Ebompion, am Wogentrebs.
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Grite as6ttptaIb4af, GAuaI
0ober, ~.

g. EDontep, pr1(ibeat S. 8.
M1itneIl, Bice=prd(ibeilt Sbeo. Wenb,
Gdliier s. 3. gDenb, Qlff{ient=2 =2oifier.
Die Direttofen ber Banf jinb !: Sam.
Soolnep, SDbn 9oniDn, Y. MelB, Bal.
Weiiy, Greb. Mcnb, s, s.. TptDnierib,
gbriit Deis, 8. gD. grprton. u. R.
glfon, 81. D. Mi;1eu.
Die GelDafie bet 1cnf luerOer out
iiheser, rpilIetOcsioet Nciis gefhbst.
@elDer, bic onf beRinnlte 3eit ongeiegt
tperbcll iperbel uelsiitSt.
Gs tpirb beionDeis oilf bic Dor5lglide
3nlammerictinig bcl Bcb0rOe Der Di=
resso,en orIiileafiam genicnt, tDel6e
an pilb fiil iitb fdon eille @arartie
fir Si6erbcit unb geiuihenbafte 0e=
51dftsfiibrnns bietet.
Sc iuerben Wedfel nad allen 9aupt=
ftdbten Gurppas auSgeifellt.
Die Beanlten Der Banf ipreden uno
fdreibem beuti1.
gBer Hunt9el1dfte au befDrgen bat,
ipenbe ii1 an bic erite Nationalbanf. 8
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Gfflce.
- Bei Better & 9ptle f6nnt sSbr Die
befen inb bilisifen @rabfeine unb
MonImente faufen. II
- .@eneral" gprep bat feds ieiner
gferbe aus WaIbington suriif nod
Maiiillon gei9idt. 81 f6eint feline
Gampa9ne nun sa SUB MAIDEN 5u tpDl=
len.
.ynfnlge iibermibigen Gan1ens
ipurbe Der pbotosrapb Wm. 9iffelfin-
ger in Maersbu.a geiftesseif6rt unb
mubte in's Srrenaipl iiberbra9t tper-
ben.
- Die s. 8. & 80. 8abnaeIelIhaft
ldBt bereits 8ertuefungen fir bic BON
ibr proiettjrte SeitenbabH su ben unter
ibrer Witbetheilisung srtporbenen Rob-
lsnfeloern am 6oiben Siisel. Dorneb.
men. A
grit 25 Sabre aft, ffarb Dieier
Gage in 9ippeeanoe, 9arriion Co.,
Miliam DUNLAP, elm .tG1tpager bon
s.. 6. 8artotp in bier. Ser iunee
Mann mar piellei1t bic getpi1tigife per=
ION in Der ganaen Union, ba er nidt
tueniger als 500 pfunb i6per mar.
&ep. 8afer bon Der Metbobilfen=
firde in ganal DDber bat bon feinen
Gbern Die Gntlaiiuns berlangt. Ct
bat fid Dor einern Sabre Elm Muge i9uer
perlebt unb 1T ni9t mebr bollitdnbig
hergeitellt tporoen. Ser tpabre @runb
feines 8egebrens ion iibrigens in anbes
rer &i9tung lieeen. gr bat Differen=
gen nit ieinem Gir6endor, bic ibm, tpie
es fdeint, fein Mirfen in Canal Doper
perleioet baben.
Seine1l eeb0rigen Mntbeil am
Srubel, Der sur 3eit bonn Streit Der
GOblengrdber beranlabt miro, friegt
aud unier Sheriff su idlufen. Sos
fort ipie bic Streifer auf irsenb elmer
8abn einen 3ug beldifisen, Ooer aud
nur bebroberl, tpirb glei1 Der Sheriff
bertelesrapbirt. wiadt er ii1 bann
ailf. CUR 5ane 5l ieben, 10 tpirb er nlei=
Hens idon unteripegs benn1ri1tigt,
baB Die @efdi6te boriiber lei.
,Gie bemotratii6e yartei bon
9usearaipas guuntp ioate unb ipirb es
Dbne 3peifsI tbun, eine &eiolution at=
5eptirsn, fpelhe Greiprd9uns bon Golb
unb Silbef i'm WertbberbdltniB bon l6
sn I, ooer auf elmer 9aIis enlpfieblt,
ipelde bic paritdt Der beiben Metale
aufredt erbdlt. (9imes). Gin bebeu=
tunasbolles oer. Dentl bnS Ner=
boltnib itebt heute lpie SO 3n 1. go
un6 ni1t onoers lieBe ii4 3ur 3eit ber
Silberboaor aleidwertbis nit benz
0Dlobolor MAIDEN, bas beibt ipenn CT
boppelt 10 f6uer als Oer iebige ber9e-
felt ipirD, Dber tueli man ben gegeri=
mdrtieen Gilberbollor auf so Gents be=
runteriebt. Wil man bas Was
bod Die leibigt Silberfrase fhon fir
gerwirruna in ben 36pfen anaeri&tet
bat.
giae rcclle unb ebrellnI's Dnerte
iii bieiediae bcv s.. 20. gYr,lt Co., bic
nns 81 Dc; q asf.l.i'g esininiss, bcB
sSeber, lucidcr CID. 3 ..BIpt MD 2as-
ber ssOnig" ocgei 2e.e Il ,ea, G5cr-
nia.iSmps. eyelbirs9, Otpc ii,coes.
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g. q. atti1t1tip
empfiebit iidb ais
OfentIiher 11otar.
gsasltsansa n saen z9siIsn 1sasi6saahs cr
iisrresss NM htr eamei) cine eyesiatatst.


Sir bie am 2. sSuni enbeube
Mode blieOen fo!9enbe ni9t retIduirte
griefe arf Der bieiigen poitcffice !:
Mlnrtil, Gipen gbarIje 0idm0fl,
@oudrD Sones, Satob MeboIfi 8. 81 Y
Woplin9lou. lllpies 3iumerIp, Ni6olf
Mumon, Charlie M. Bed, 6lora Das
piS, SaeOb Mtnser.
Dan. m \ Y, ~. u
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Na1 elmer Mittheilnng aus 0na-
benbiitten iinb bort unb In ber umge=
geno biefen CONNER ungefdbr 125
Mder nit 5omntpes fir bic bortige
gonierpen-Gabrit bepflanst iporben.
Cine Gartoffel unb Elm @tiid
grob benz bhlflofen Mrmen aerei6t, i'm
iein Qebert 3li friffen, iilb fiir ibni bon
ar6berem Mertbe als Elm foifbarer glus
inenfrana, auf ieinen Grabbiigel gele9t.
- Die @rabuanten=RlaKe in Gbatp-
nee, perrp go., g., aus adt Wdo6en
beiieheno, trus BEL ben 6blubpriifun=
gen blaue Gattunfleiber. Slider ber=
ilunftieer als Der blenoenoe Gurus, Der
anberspo getrieben pirb.
go Iebr reidli9, tpie man ertpars
tet, pirb i'm 0erbit bic Obiternte faum
ausfallen. gei eana pielen Mepfelbdu. !.
men, bic prddtig gebliibt, finb bic
Gru6tanidBe sleid anfanss in Maiie
abaefallen n,an1e 8dume seigen tpe=
mig, anoere 9or teine Grii6te.
Cine 5ammlung BON 217 pbo=
tpgrapbien, biibide Nnii2ten aus Der
Meltausltellung nit fursem ertldrenbem
5erte, in bequemem BudfOrmate, fann
auf unirer Office einseieben tDerben.
MbDnnenten f0nnen mir bas Mlbum fur
ben fabelhaft billiaen preis BON 35
Gents liefern fonitiser Breis so @ts.
Nadb elmer Cincinnati 3eitung
fon Elm bortiger gbemifer bic 9ernelz
lung elmer fiinitliAen Wil9 erfunben
baben, bic in allen unb jeben 8esiebmn=
gen bic Milh Der &iibe erieBen, ia bieie
iibertreifen tperbe, ba iie feinerlei llnrei-
nigfeiten entbalte. Wir erlauben lins,
borberbanb hiesu Elm grObes 6rageaei=
den Sn ieBen.
8. $. 0Doper, lnfer pitljdbrige
Snbaber Der Gtelle bes GDuntp=2anbz
permeiiers, Der leBten Serbif ieines
Mmtes perluifig gegan9en TT, fDirb
nd6itens eiren SdifialsgenOiIen IN
0arriion Gountp befommen. Dprt bat
S. sSarbis bieielbe Gtelle felt 48 Sabren
befleibet unb f0nnen ii1 bic .,dlteiten
Mdnner" Der 3eit faum erinnern, oa
er gum eriten Wtal in's Mmt trat. Sept
III er bel Der lebten gountp Contention
niht tpieber porgei1ldgen, fonbern Elm
iunger Mann, 9famens @reen, itatt
ieiner npminirt iporben. DaB Die 8e=
iperbuns nm bas Nmt bes 2anbber@
METERS ni1t fart lit, bat feline @riinbe.
Sci ben iibrisen Memtern 1T es iimge=
febrt gum Sheriff unb gountn Gom=
miiliondr bdlt fid Seber befdbigt, Der
cine Geoer gu fiibren berlfebt.
= Sn 8riifiel bat lebte Mode bic
8ermdbluns bes prinaen 2arl Anton
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nit 8rdfin Soiepbine BON Glanbern
fattgefunoen.
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gSir berfamten
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fhoniten uno feiniten amerifaniihen 5abri-
faten bon mdnner, Rnaben- uno Rinoers2ln.
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uno iehen Sic uniere 2luspahl 2llle rlnfere
maaren fino eararrtirt seraoe oas 81 fein,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-30

Steamer Farsilon will arrive shi. morn
ing from San Francisco.
Lighthouse tender CoIumbine Is st the
hunkers taxing on supply Of coal
Fishing schooner Aleedo is several days
overdue. bat Is probably waiting for more
fish.
ship Columbia will he towed 20 sea to-
day wlth SO tons OF Black Diamond coal
for san Francisco
The City OF Kingston will bring in TOO
tons Of ORIENTAL freight from Tacoma thls
morning, besides her regular cargo.
Steamer skagit Calsf made sa extra trim
% The Port Orchard dry dock YESTERDAY
morning With go barrels Of cement.
Basksnune Moaoc cleared YESTERDAY
frem PORT Biakesey. sisa SIS 90 sees %
roagh larbsg, tor Adelaide. Australia.
Steamer Henry Bailey has changed fren
tie Ccngraa 10 the XeSser waArf and has
also csAnxSd her sailing day. ss4vsng this
esty saadays. Wedn<ssars and Ftidavs
Steamer Chileat arrived YESTERDAY from
AlAsxa st a a., and rroeeestez soon after
10 Tacoma ~ae oToGEat down fufI
cargo ct salmon sns q number Of pzsssa-
gers.
Steamer CITY Of Paebls arrived YESTERDAY
morning early from san Franesscs sta
ST5 toes ~ fseaEht and a y aru aer o. pASssfs-
gers Tor tAss port After aasosdlng her
local ire gst sue sill pTocsea 10 Tseons
Steamer Umatslls viii sail ats o clock
tals morning Tor san francisco 9Th fail
eArgo % gsAla aaa ia following psSsen-
ss<s usla LA psi: james A...sE 2aa