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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-10
Yreiibent @lepe1ano bar praftiif err
fleret Gbtca9p unoer &ri9sttli itano.


tleret Gbicaso unber @risstilftanb.
9elegaterme til &onepntionen /
@oorbeab ben 17be bill faa 8 Sfebufz
ton for Eilbasebeien, bpis bet belle Inz
tai naar 100.
Sartffz8illen peotoses af @enatet
iibite Girs6as Mften meo 80 mob 81
Stemmer. &Dle os IQen itemte ia,
Yefer nei. 9aoio 9. sin ftemte meo
Tepublifanerne mob 8ilen.
Sf0l8e be iibite @fterretninger fpres
BET l1nberbauolinser om at bilesse
@treifen peo @olb9ift. @roper @lepez
Lamb bar ienot lin &ripatz@efreter til
SEEM Sort for at bepa9e Ru1man til at
saa inb paa @o1bsift.
Gn Gorenins af itore fibiriite &ipb>
men6 er blet enis om, at @orse bpr
6enDttes iom Mellemman6 mellem @iz
birien os bet pprise l6lanb, naar ben
iibiriife Sernbane er far6is. Sibirien
pil ba iom pe6 ct ErpueTas ififte Sea-
ratter, og bette fore SANDS unaabelt9e
&ornforipnins ftal efter ben ubarbeiz
bebe @lan fbres pr. @tib til norite
@apne, bpor Der ba inbrettes itore Dpz
lag al ale mulise europeiife @arer, iom
@tibene ital fire me6 tilbase til Sibiz
rien.
Stu, ba &esjerinsen maa sribe inb
forat bo1be Sernbanerne aabne peo nit
litdr Mast, tunbe bet ie ub 1om ONT bet
lnart maatte bli aabenbart for ale, at
Sernbanerne burbe pdre Tolfets us life
pripat @ienben. @li9e 2ufsusartifz
ler iom @ullman @allace cars, om me-
get nbttiee, funbe ba iom It'll, pdre priz
pat gienoom, men @treifer paa oisie
ptl6e life 6oe uosen Sn6fpbelie paa
@esjerinssbanerne, bpor 26nnen piloe
pare jdpn os tilitraffelis. @n Snbretz
ming al faa itor 8etponins for Staten,
burbe aloris pdre / prtpate Sanber.
S @risstilfdlbe, +. CTS, b1tr6e Staten
bape Banerne fulbidnbis 8eii6be1ie.
Gumntp=&onpentionen for Marz
i1aQ 60. afbolbtes iibite 20r6ag. Sez
nator goobs palstes til Chairman.
Set f0rfte af @istisbeb, iom fum op for
Nfsj6relie, uar Sp6rssmaalet om bporz
btot 60. @mbebsmdnb itulbe 9ol6e @mz
bebe ldnsere enb to Eerminer ONT Gait
gen. 9ette bleo nebitemt, us @mbebsz
,ndn6 tillobt at bol6e fit @mbeoe,
laaldnse tunbe opnaa domination
os @a1s. 9erefter ftre6 man til @als
for 9elesater til @tats< os &onsresz
&onpentionen. 9elesaterne initruerez
bes for Dwen for @upern6r us for
8oen til &onsresien. - @eter @olanb
npminerebes for slu6it5r o9 $. 8.
Sn1sbabl for &esiter Of 9ee6s. 9aez
iten al Eideteu er os ubetienot, ba bette
lfrioes.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-10
aon9resntano 8oens 8iQ
ont, at aue Sermbamer 6oreneoe stater ffal
bdre offentti8e Ypftruter o9 for anore
fSormaal.

@ere bet pebtaset af @enatet es
&epreientantbulet af Sorenebe @tater
af 9lmerifa &on9res forlamlet,
Nt ale Sernbaner Soreneoe @tater
berueb erfleres for offentlise PoItruter
for Set 9iemeb at transportere SCOTIA
ger, os BE fal bore @jenitano for ben
&ontrul os be &esulationer, fom nebenz
for ct beiteut. .-
Sec. q. Mt l1btrDtfet "Yofttran"
ital betesne ct 2ofomotip og Eenber
os en eler to 8Oitposne os en &abbs.
Gee. 3. 9lt Boitmeiterz@eneralen
ital befemme 9imeplan for Mntomit og
Mfsans af ale Hoittren peb be foritielz
lise Sernbaneitationer 5orenebe Staz
ter, os ban ffal BEL femme ben @obtsjbz
relie, Gprenebe @tater ifal betale for
Era1.spprteriusen af nosen eller ale
Hpfiaser pper nosen eller ale Sernbaz
ner / Sorenebe @tater iamt Eioen pg
Betalinssmaa6en for nepnte Gjeneite.
Sec. 4. 9lt bet ifal pare en- Bltst
for ale Snbipiber, &eriuner, &orppraz
tioner os @elfaber, ium opererer Eren
reselmesfs paa nusen Sernbane eller
Sernbaner Sorenebe @tater at transz
portere ale @oitiaser oper fin 2inje el<
ler Sinner til beiten1t Gi6, iom faitiat af
@ofn,eterz@eneralen, unbtasen peb
l1belb, og for iaaban @obtsjbrelie, fom
Yofneiter<@eneralen ital beftemme
Gorublat, at intet / benne Itt ital forz
bbbe Snbipi6er, @erioner, Eransportz
forpurationer eller @elltaber fra at fpre
8ofuosne 1om en- 9el af oeres resuz
lere &asiasertran, naar Erafifen paa
Iaaban 2inie eller 2inier er afbrubt pee
@treifer eller anbre Mrbei6erforitDrrelz
ler.ssssesss.as s53sggsa.ss-sss..
@ec. 5. UT no9et Snotuto, 4serz
fon, @orppration eller @elifab, iomunb>
laoer at opfpl6e 8eitemmelierne I oenne
slft ifa1 for bper 1aa6an 1lnblaoelie be-
tale Sorenebe Stater en- @um, ber er
bobbelt iaa flor, 1um @ootsipre1ien for
Iaabanne @oittran, 1om life blep fren1z
ienbt, bpiltet 8e1eb 1ta1 af &oitmeiterz
@eneralen fraora9es noset 8eleb,
Iom @esierinsen itp1oer iaabant Sertz
banetompani for at fire Soften: Scrub
lat, at i1ttet ifplbes EN- iaaban "9efaulz
ter" for 8eforbrin9 af &oiten peb ben
Gib iaaban Sorigmme1ie inotreffer, ba
Ifal ansiel6enbe 8elpb erbolbes peb
gioil Gag.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-10
Sen Legislative Sidet.

9en Legislative &onpention for 51oe
9itrift 1amlebes paa gourtbuiet
grootton Srebasen bet Cite Suit &l. 10
Gormi66as. S. .. Sargent palstes
til Chairman os Ole 6. 5asen til Get
retdr. gfterat Su1bmasts, Drsaniiaz
tion= os &eiolutions &omiteerne bar
ubndpnt abjournerebes til &l. 1 @ftm.
9a &onpentipnen iamlebes isien paa
@fternibbas, os &oniteerne bapoe rapz
porteret optob @p6rsmaal ont Morman
60. itulbe faa mere eno en- &epreienz
tant. 9. M. gbeslep, lasbe itdrft
&rap paa, at 9eorman burbe faa to,
men bette blep nestet meb 10 mob Z
Stemmer.
9erefter ifrebes til @als af &an6ioaz
ter for 2esislaturen. 8. so. &insbal
noninerebes for @enator ueb slflamaz
tton. Derndit non1inereoes 81. 8. Nelz
io1. fra Sherman 60. for &epreleutant
usiaa pe6 &tlamatiOn.
9erefter ndpntes f0lsenbe &anoioaz
ter: Sobn 3. &nutelpu, S. g. &i6ols,
.. g. &enne, 9arrD Sues, Sle 6. Saz
gen FAINT g. s. See fra 9torman So.
Sobn .. &nuteion blep nomineret peb
2ben Ballot, ibet ban fit @temmer.
9erefter balloterebes IL @an9e, for
noset @als paa 3bie 92epreientant
tunbe naaes. slf Holt 60. Manb
baobe Die 6. Sasen 4, S. g. Ni6pls
8, SarrD Sues 2 os .. g. &enne 2
@temmer. Set itob naiten ufuran6ret
oeb bper Gffemnius. DE 6. Sasen
par / Gap6r al @. 81. Marin fra @elz
oin, men ban pil6e life tillaoe fit 9}aun
brust. @elu astebe Sasen life at
fomme ep for &onpentionen, os piloe
ubetinset truffet fig tilbase bapbe lite
9arrb Sues saat til 6am os foreilaat
at "erase @tpt" (pull sticks) ONT,
bpem ber 1tulbe trdtfe fig tilbase. @n
iaaban S@eme oilbe ban naturlisois
life saa meb paa - bet BAT en- 1isefrem
Sorndrmelie, - os bette bebdse6e 6az
gen til at itaa iom &an6ioat. @n6e1is
git en6el &o1t 50. 9elesater oper til
See fra Morman Co., us ban bleo nos
mineret. 56rit ftemte &olt .Delesaz
terne for, at 9eprnan ffulbe fla Blot en
&anoibat, n1en basefter git be ben og
nomtnere6e to. Men naar @olt 60.
life tunbe enes- ONT en &anbi6at uben
at "6rase Stpt" ont bam, er bet fanz
benbe bebre, at BET gil, iom bet git.
!Sasens 9elesater ito6 bam uroffelis bi
fra f0rt os til fibf, us 6a ban itfe
baobe ben fierneite Sbe ont at femme !
8etrasnins, er ban nat,,rlispis meset
tilfrebs me6 1lbfalbet. &i baaber, at
See er ben bebite @an6, os ri tror, Der
ct @runb til at pdre tilfrebs me6 ll6<
BET.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-10
Toritte4t8e NDbeoer.

Yai. $. q. Yreus, Sormanb / SDz
noben er 696.
Bpen8 gourt=8tQ er nebta9et al
@enatet p9 bil bli SOB. .
9elesationerne fra ale Counter
Gbb us &eit berfrai / bette 9iitrift er
initrueret for 8oen.
9fDe 1bslibninser bat funbet Steo
8erbalen. Snset Menneifelib gil
tabt, men en- 9el Susbpr ct omfom=
met.
Set er enbelis befemt, at 8en6ersait
fal benses ben 13be bs. Set git npt
,tte at sipre bam panoittis.
u. g. Mnberion, af Gersus Sails,
forellaar &relibent 9ebs at A. R. U.
for ereibent oor ndite 8reiioent &antz
paisn 1896.
8oet1S GorFag ont at tpinse Serr=
banetompanierne til at befor6re &oiten,
ont be lite tan nebtase @1llmau &usne
os @asiaserer, ct fremiat / rette Tib os
burbe bli 2on, flyer "8anaeret".
9epottsmem blir perre. Ser to-
les MI for Mlpor ont at arreitere 9ebs,
@otparb os bele ben eretutipe &omite
af Imerican &atltuaD Union. Sc ital
antlases for @ammenipar9elie, forbi be
orbrebe 8pcutten al @ullmanz@o @osnene.
Denne 8pcott bleo bei1uttet al bele
@ailmaD l1nionen al SDmpati for be
ubbunsrebe Streifere | @ullman.
Gn A. P. A. Dpiano fanot Steo
Suite, Mfontana, 4be Sult. 9eosle ca
loonteepere bapbe fat op 8ositauerne
A. P. A. ompunbne meb @rpnt u6enz
for fine 9pre. st iaaoant Sfil6t tunbe
nogle &atpliter life taale. Sc rep bet
neb, os nu blep ber ct ipare Spetafel.
Mosle blep brebte os fere iaare6e.
Drbenen blep fbrt oprettet ne6 Miliz
terets Mntomf. Dper so bleb arrez
neret.
Tolfepartiet @tltin County afbolbt
fin &onpention ben 30te Suni. Deles
saterne er intrueret til at femme for
Dtuen for @upernpr, 8oen for &onz
eresmanb, 81. Mf. &robifelb for Stats>
@enator FAINT q. 8. @eterien fra &otb>
iaD for @epreientant til 2esislaturet.
@eberien ct uben 2pil ben fterteite,
@opuliit / 5Obe 9itritt ian opiiqe.
&an er en- Manb, ri fan pente os 1,1e9et
af.
gonntD>sfonpentionen 9eorman
County afbolbtes Mba ben 2ben bs.
Sor Mubitbr non1inerebes 8. 6. Norbp
for &asierer 6. 3. &nubion, Sberifi
DE @unberion; @lert Of Court 6. A.
8rateitab; @eeiier Of Deebs s. M.
&atlanb @ountb>Nttornep &ler Made1;
Subge Of @robate M. q. 8ratlanb.
8rateitab, Nter Madel % 8ratlanb er
nDe Menb. Dele9aterne til &onsresz
tonpentionen blep inbfruttet for 8oen.
Senator 2omrter, par tilfebe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-10

Tideten fer Zig ub.:
@enator g. Nf. &in9bal fra 8olf 60.
&epreientant - Sobn 8. &nuteion
q. 8. ReIipn fra Mortitan 60.
9. s. See
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-10

q. .. Sanbon siper b6ieite Mar
teb 4rts for Snateropt.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-07-10
st Stlba6.
"fpbbuggertm" os "FARM Stock
and HOME" for $1.25 Maret. ,.

@t bar 9iort &rransement meb g.
M. Dwen, iaa enbber, ber inbienber til
os $1.25 Tan faa baabe "9aobbusseren"
% FARM Stock and HOME" for ct
belt Nar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

Columbis. from San Francisco. ~ Seattle:
sch Comet. from san Pedro. ~ Fort HAD
lock: sch C. 3 Holmes. from csa Fran
cisco, ~ Port PIakeley; str Walia Nsila.
from San Francisco. for Puget sound
ports
PSs- CxEscEx7. Jan. s--i2 m--fSpe-
cial. Clear: light east Wind
FoEr AssEIxs Jan. s.--i@ H. Special
Gear: ligas southeast Eind-
fIootIsx, Jan. : - Especial - Arrived
Saturday Isk.n Earska. from San Fran
cisco. 70 load lumber at SHADES MIL
VERONA. Jan. s--ft - expected that
the steamship Niowers will be repaired
here. arrangements having been made At
EsQnImalt
The steamer Empress of Japan sailed
this evening tor the Orient
The steamship Tacoma arrived today
after very rough rrip across the Pacific.
She lost Chinese dsckhand and four OF
her beats. She had no special news. The
passage va. the hardest she ever had. She
leaves for Tacoma a. In the morning
Seventeen Chinese arrived from the
sound this morning on the way home TO
China.
san FsaScIsco. Jan. s--Arriyed Str
Point Iona. from Cosm0pogiss Cleared
Str Columbia. Tor Astoria. Departed
Bkta North BEND. for Saosi Water bay.
SAs FR4xefscn. Jan. E-The British ship
Yarkand. wnich lsfs Port Biakeiey August
I, has reached Calcutta with q cargo of
lumber. she has bad 4 very long voyage.
which made the underwriters so anxious
that 10 Per cent. reinsurance WAS offered
and accepted The trip of the arksnd IS
the second one she has made TO Calcutta
with Iumb er
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AMUsEM ENTs.


"rhe Geneva Cross" Mt Cordraya
"The Geneva Cross" q melodrama.ic
military play full of patriotic ardor, was
given its first presentation at Cordray's
theater to most appreciative audience
last evening. and the hearty reception
given the many incident. that made up
its four interesting acts assures the success
of the play for the rest of the week. The
story that makes up the play is one full OF
human interest, with love for pure woman
as the motive power and love of country
as the swaying power between love and
duty. The language of the play
is intensely passionate and full OF
such fire as st.rs up the deeper
feelings of mans patriotic
nature. The intense feeling that preceded
the Franco-Prussian war, that lived,
thrived aud died during and after that
fatefui period, breathes IN every act and
in the sentences of every character and
tends TO intensity the interest engendered
by the action OF the play, and never flags
from first 10 last. The climaxes to the
acts are thrilling, especially so the close of
the second act. where the declaration of
war by the French finds voice in the wav-
ing ofthe French flag and the singing Of
the Marseilase: and the contrasting pic
ture of the last act. where the curtain goes
down with Prussian flags flying in
victory over the conquered French.
This last scene forms n most thrill
ing tableau, the distant rumbling of
the artillery, bursting of bombs, tie
ramparts, the assault, the explosion of the
mine and the capture of the city form
fitting close to an exciting play. The
cast of the play has been happily made
and the leading people bring out all the
strong points intended by the author.
Essie Titteli as Gabrielle lie Brun does
some effective work; she is bright and
vivacious as the lover strong and firm as
the suffering wife and heroic as the martyr
who sacrifices herself tor love of her
Prussian husband. who through COM
bination of honorable circumstances finds
himself among the French. Miss TitteN
was warmly appiauded in many of
her best scenes and was honored with nu-
merous recalls. Miss Minnie Titteli made
a charming French peasant girl, and gave
her many beautiful lines touch of pathos
that beautiiied the part. Mr.. Wright
Huntington. "a the hero of the play, Reil
Du Bcurg. was forcible and made the most
of his many strong situations. receiving
much merited applause. Albert Hosmer,
as Mathew, was IN his element and made
q capital villain. Peter Smith, new
conner, did som. clever comedy work as
Simon. and promises to become popular.
Ernest WaIcott had chance to exercise
his versatility and in his various charac-
tiers did well. Miss Lillian Andrews made
a hit as Mile. Cassandre, while the little
Miss Belle Lincoln had to do was done
With that care which has characterized all
her work. The play as whole Is a COM
piete success.
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yIrIES.

Twenty-three Cinnamon applied 70 Deputy
Collector Maj. Harlan for registration yesterday.
W. r. Rush and sam Murphy will have hear.
ing before Justice Humphrey at O'Clock this
afternoon on the charge of burglary
Special services will be held every evening
this week in the pariors of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, commencing at 80 o'cock
The remains of Jane Harmon. who died last
saturday aged Sc years, were buried yesterday
In Lake View cemetery from ths residence,
corner Fourth and Battery streets
Trouble over locating government land re-
suited in a row yesterday between l. ". Gray
and Martin Dean. Gray paid Justice Humphrey
IS fine for the satisfaction OF hitting Dean
George White. charged with bnrgiarizing q
saloon on Commercial street the 27sh OF last
December. had hearing before Justice Hum
phrey yesterday. and was bound over to the
superior court In default of sso0 bail he was
sent to the county iaiL
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TERENCE o'BRIES CANT VOTE.
Another Pioneer shut Out ny the Fool
Registration Law.

This Is the busiest dav We have had
vet. said City Clerk stoneman AT the
close of the registration last evening. and
the number cannot be far short OF 40 As
the record of the day.
NO other questions have arisen than
those already published in the Posr-IxrEr-
I}SENcsR IN connection With the hard
ships worked on Old voters hy the new
registration Isw. Several more victims
were added 10 the list today. including
Ference . Brien. Who could not furnish
his fathers naturalization papers. Of
course the air sometimes becomes blue
around here. but the cold letter OF the Law
= there, and that's all there IS to il. SO far
as / ana concerned.
by tae say, nv mandamns case vii.
come az before Judge Langley tomorrow
morning. sad hope be viii settle the
matter enc wAy or ne other. ! am sure
tbat many q the voters xho are now
barred are waiting COR this decision before
deed ns = hat steps TO i4ke in order not 10
lose their votes, one OF To. NAYS on, Of the
difficulty Tor such people, suggested by =
1aSyer today. i for eAca "a take out minor
paFeTs aud reElstsg on sssevn -
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Dauiel Suily.

Mr.. Daniel Sully. the Irish comedian,
who is always warmly greeted by host of
friends, will appear at the Seattle thea'er
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
January 10 and IL, in two Of his funny
comedies. On Wednesday evening the
''Corner Grocery" will be presented, and
on Thursday evening 'Con Conroy, Con-
gresham" Mr.. Sully has in his support
several we!l-known people, notable among
whom are Mr.. Harry A. Emerson. Mr..
Frank NJ. Allen. Mr.. George Mitchell. Mr..
Frederick Richter. Tommy McGevor. Miss
Tot Allen, Miss Ruth Russell and Miss
Louise Snliy, who we're especially selected
for the exigencies of the parts assigned to
than
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09
BOARD OF PuBLIo WORKS
Proposals for Fire Hydrants aud Wat.
Gates Opeaed.

bids were opened at meeting Of the
board Of public works yesterday afternoon
for nifty hydrsnts and the same number Of
gates. Twelve bids were received. as fol-
lows
Collins 4 Losier. Seattle, hvdrants. So
gates, SIS. Z. G. Miles Company. CALVIN
make, for both. $50. i.udlow make. for
both 81 p, Moran Bros. fifty hydramts,
81 30. nifty gates, $50. Washington Iron
Works. hydrants. $50 gates. 81 80.
Vulcan Iron Works. hy,irants, sla y
satrs, slo75; Dsycr Bros, se6ih ami
ssIsa. Grams Company. gates, <s45. nv
drants, sisSa; charles Power. hydrant~
SIS, gates. $500; John A. Gregg Raw
.,ty, Mich. hyiFsnts. So; Rensselaer,
Manufacturing Company. Troy. \. Y
yates. siAA; Michigan Bras and Iron
Works, petrolt. Ateh. gates ana hysirants.
sNsiei he Kelly 4 Jones Company. Pitts.
huFg, Ia. gates valves, $40.
The awarding 81 the contract "a, lie.
fesred until the next regular meeting
Thursday, January II. at n. IN.
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Newcastle coiored Bap,,.,..

Last Sunday was a great time for tho
Baptisis at Newcastle. The coiored Bap-
tist church, recently organized there as the
frui. of revival still continuing among
the colored miners, had preaching morn
ing and evening. A. the morning service
two converts were received for baptism,
aud in the afternoon thirteen converts. SIX
men and eight women. were baptized in
Coat creek in the presence of the church
and great company Of others. This was
the frst baptism st Neweastle ana was a
JOYOUS occasion.
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woolery. second vice president; ". W.
Easter, secretary. and II. > iulnef'
treasurer.
Enthusiastic speeches were maas y
Joseph Shippen. II. l. Seer. j. II. oo'-
cry. J. Morris and ". w Easter. Inc
meeting was called TO orier at Z 80 CLOCK
and il Was almost 10 O'Clock before sd ao-
journment was taken. The club VIII ho'o
another meeting q week from next satur-
day evening at O'Clock.
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uptver.i.v Of seattle.

Seattle opened yesterday with forty pupils
and recitation began At once. Classes were
formed in elementary and college algebra,
in physics and botany, in Cicero and
Cesar, in United states constitution and
general history. Several new pupils en-
tered the school, and the boarding depart
ment is well iilled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

WIN Arrange VIVA the a.. O. tompau,
for ake Swaxsfne

General Manager c. ". Case, Chief IN.
eiseeg \. II. Miller. Assistant Super,n.
tendens OF the Eastern Division r. N
kTyan. accompanied hv ais soa \. 4.
bryan. aud Assistant Superintendent al
the Western Division J, D. Farrell. al OF
the Great Northern Foad. came in en a
special tram last ulgat abous O'Clock
Nr. CSse ana Ar. Miller went 20 IA.
hataier And the ether gentlemen % the
Northern. ga reaching tae hotel Mr..
case A. oaee Nent 20 his raaFu. aad re-
fused - see al reporters The ehieg sb
jecs Of his visit here Is 81 come fa an
agreement with tAe Oregon Improvement
Company in regard II crossing tae iasser.s
tracks 20 set 20 the depot grounds on lack.
son street..
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Tsrcosa. Jan. s-is m.-FSae14si -
Cloudy, fresh east wlad. Uasssrs-Saip
IA tos oi Ggee. II a. a. III. Tug Ses Lon
outside
Man FAY, jan S-fz IT.. Spseial. l.
tloady; l8ghf east wln8
iogf ToWssESh. Ian. S-fSnsrfai 1--
AFured~hr Sh inTsaov Hs4. txentv.
BINS days tsoa Shanghai, 10. IaSomA. "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

Capt. Thomas Wallace. Of the steamship
Waila Waiia. reports TO the photographic
Office that from of Trinidad north 10 Cape
Blaneo be passed numerous logs. four and
five in bunch; passed Cape Bisneo ten
miles out. and there were still logs TO sea-
ward
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

Judge Hanfori yesterday admitted to
CIT xenship Alex J. Macleod, q native of
Canada: Frederick f. Newman, q native
OF England; Ole ]. Haydahl. Ole A.
X even and Gerhard /. Gastad, natives OF
Norway aad o. G.. Blomqaisl. a native of
Sweden
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

little. may lead 10 serious trouble with the
lungs Avoid this result 6y taking Ayers
Cherry rectoTal, the best known remedy
for colds, coughs. eatarrh, bronchitis, in-
cipient consumption. and sii other throat
and lung diseases.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09
THIRD WARD ORGANIZED
keassng Neetias 81 Repuhilesg.-A
Ctaa Formed

The Republicans OF she Tairt ward met
last evening IN Brewers haIl. On MEG. aira
street neae Jesse. and organized a wari
c3ae Cor soss IN the approaching cam
p2fgn. The new club starts ou; wish q
rnsmbs~nip of Gffy-cne. TIE meeting
was e<ea 81 or4er by Committeeman an
Joseph >hipp*a aaa The tollowin- ofFiesrs
~ere elected, 81. l. Sasr, r.resisey; /.
- Ii Soass, VICE president. James Ii.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

The regular meetings during The week ~
rrayeT opened iast evening the lecture
Tcom oi sac f.rst Presbyterian church.
coFnef Foarsh aud Spring streets, and vii,
ia coaiihae4 tregn sht 20 n3gbt the ha.-
sacs % the week. ToaiSht the sabis,i is
The SauTca Jasveysal. Prayer Tor the
ao-e tausca az Christ. tba; the Power
ot ths Hoy 0hos; Nav be Manifested. d"
Aeis - Ills. 'ihat the ATTY of Relieves
~ Christ Mas bs More Fully Apprp-
hendet. John xsi. E~ZN THAT Error.
Superstition ana aee 5eT May e Re-
ruavci, ' Tn Is 81, ileo. l!i:I2 las hoped
- THIS paelo notice 10 arouse luteyess
snA that the meetings rsav Go good.
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seventh Ward Republican Club.

There will be meeting of the hepuo-
hcan voters of the Seventh ward IhursaaT
evening at 80 o'clock at Pinkney's nall,
corner Broadway and Depot streets. Tor
the purpose of organizing ward club.
Every Republican of the ward is expected
TO be present
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

The Northern Pacific ags row running dining
cars between seattle saa Portland on trslas
leaving -esstie daily ~ = r. sS4 leaving
FeFt.Saa daily 81 .. IN THIS s.rv.ss 10
srknaw Is4rst 10 - uusurgszzsei.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09

Tas Northern Pseiac are cos running dlntny
ears hetsseu Seattle aud Portland on trains
leaving seattle daily al = IA snd leaving
Portland daily 50 m This service IL
nrknaRleAeed 20 b. nnsnrnassed.