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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Assaulted In the Dark.

Boston, Aug "A third attack within
q fortnight was made last night on the
South Boston police Patrolssan Riley,
while passing along Broadway, was hit on
the head with heavy club thrown by
someone In the dark. The unknown as
sailant cscapcd
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Mountain Climbers Perish.

BERNE, Aug. IA French abbe, Ellie
Large, was killed by fall from preci-
pice on Mount Salvador. A clergyman
named Davidson and his daughter who
were ascending 81. Buo were SURPRISED by
fall Of rock and the daughter was killed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
MAYB BE SUED.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. THE Morrison
Jewell Filter company has given notice
that the city will be hsld responsible for
Its contract Of June L when the city
authorised the adoption Of mechanical
filtration at q cost Of eis1, 900 Later II
was decided to adopt another system. II
the claim is not admitted The company
proposes 10 bring suit against the city for
the entire amount
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Finish" Fight In Earnest

RoLFR, Ia, Aug 7.-HsrInan Bernes
and Joseph Wiley, two formers, had
quarrel and agreed W fight II out to .
finish The battle wa a bloody affair,
and Barnes was 10 badly hurt that he
died. Wiley Ia charged with murder.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
OTHER CENTRAL FALLS NEWS.
District Court

District Court.
Simon O'Brien was found sleeping In a
building on Mill street early this morn
ing by oficer Bayley and taken to the
station. Before Judge Con this morning
he was arranged on the charge OF vagrancy
and sentenced TO six months on the state
Farm. One person was fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
Interesting Items.
Officcr Stafford is on his vacation, and
Officer Hanrahan is committing officer
this week.
Mathew McCsffrey has returned from
the temperance convention at st. Paul.
Driver Horton of the Kendall street
fire station Is on lis vacation.
Pocssset Tribe, Order OF Red Men held
apow-wow last evening.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Phlladelphia's Turn.

PHrLADELPHIA, Aug. f-Ths psvilions
and SPECTATOR stands ct the Philadelphia
ball park and the large stables Of the Om-
nibus company, general, vero destroyed by
fire yesterday, and the oar depot sf two d.
visions Of the PhilsASaphjs frsction COM
pany, the saloon pFspesty Il James !.
Boyle and many private rssAsnoss were
more or less damaged. The loss Is about
AHA OO0
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
OyerMork Killed Him.

NoHTHAMPToN, Mass, Aug. willis
W. Strong city engineer and prominent
among western Massaohusstt engineers,
died hero Of bronchial consumption, re-
sulting from overwork. He WAS q native
Of Bristol. Conn.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

HAMMOND, Ind. Avg 7.-Franh q. Del
vim, The oyolist who left Boston JufS 81 10
make q record to Denver from Boston In
IS days, arrived here last evening In sxod-
lent condition, six days ahead VI time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
lhsiefa,a 1faaA Gains.

VIENNA, Aug. 7.-Sixteep districts In
Galicia are affected with cholera. During
the last two days there have been i27 new
oases and ~ deaths In those districts.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Needhsm Declared Ne Victor.

CINCINNATI, Aug 7-Danny Needham
Of 81. Paul and Louis 0rsininger Of Gin
oinnst fought here Lest nisht for the
welterweight championship Of America.
The mill was hot and heavy from the
start. The fight was stopped by che police
st the end Of the hfth pound and Nsedham
was Riven the deoision.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
A. D. IsenIamin.

Contractor and Builder. rs fremont street
Central Falls, IL prepared to do work AT very
reasonable rates. He will also furnish
money 10 parties intending TO build. Get
his terms before going elsewhere.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Must oreak he p,sdos.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Archblshop Iro-
land has expressed desire for an early re-
turn Of the Columbian relics from the
vatican. The state department 10 In some
straits, for II 10 pledged to carry the
valuable relics on . maneef- war, and the
navy department sess no shancs TO detail
. ship for that service In the immediate
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
80 CENTS ON 81.

The entire stock OF German & Otto was
sold today at public auction at less than
30 cents on the dollar and will be on sale
In few days, when the public will get
bargains In clothing.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
AN ASSIGNMENT.

a. J. Gallagher, boot and shoe dealer OF
26i Lonsdale avenue. has made an assign
ment to James r. Murphy.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

Earned runs-Portland, q; Pawiucket, ..
Two.base hi,s-Bannon 2, Mcdonald 2, Han
nivan, Moore. Garry, Smith 2. Burns.
Three base hits-Roach, Madden. Home
runs-slater, Il. Smith stolen bases Ban.
non. Hapnivan, Kelley, Slater, Garry.
Double plays-Lawton and Davis; =. Smith,
Smith and slater. first base un balls
Portland. S; Pawtucket, 9. First base on
errors-Portland, 8; Pewtuckot, 8 Stru X
out-By Daniels. s; by Dolan, l. Passed
balls-Roach. !; Casay,'. Wild pitvh-Law-
ton. Umpire-willinm Long.
Madden out, fly TO infield.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

wAsHvoTos, Aug. f.-rhe senats made
publAo ehe following soahrmstious, L.
6hsfaly, collector q ouseorns fo1 dis
ttcs Il Providsnsei Comnedore Henry
Rsbsn, 70 be rear adCdtai; cautein G. 8.
NovssA. 70 ss oonmodoyS q t6e navy.
rostmsssess: Nsasa6Auestes - William
W. 6hys0e, Maiden, BHeens J. o'Neill,
OhAeep<e Falls, woodbury. A. Ham,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
pvossss,ensIs oasehs IN NE ssu.s,s.

CsrcAoo. Aus Corn advanced about
~ esots lest wssk sod nearly cents .
bodhA more was added ysstesday. Tho
pyo<seiohol traders 90 ths hoard have
~ Asshs short and nA$s suffered 40
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Sixth Concert.

The sixth concert OF the second series OF
open-sir musical festivals given by the
Pswtucket City Band will be held at Coll
yer Park, Fourth ward, tomorrow night.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
No Denial a pvjnolples.

PARIS, Aug. Tho trial was begun
hore yesterday Of % French and ax Italian
anarchists, four Of whom are women. They
are all charged with belonging 30 o Grim
inal band which bound its members to
destroy society by robbinS, inosndiarism
and murder. All sdmistsA being snar-
chists.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

Advertise in the TRIBusE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

For trstclass hair dressing call at the City
Hair Dressing Rooms, It's Main street, James
Mather, proprietor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
POORLY SUPPORTED.
Maups Good Work ossei by Ne m'serssl'
Fielding Of the ssMatovs-

BOSTON, Aug 6.-worse support than
that received by Pitcher Maui OF the
washingtons is rarely seen IN baseball.
The Washingtons played poorer than .
picked nine II was enough TO discomfort
any pitcher, and the work Of Maui was fine
enough to inspire any club, however weak.
With all their bad playing, the visitors
batted cut u lead in the fifth and sixth in
nings, and would have made another run
In the latter inning but for Scheibock's
bad work In coaching Hassamaer for a
home run when no one was out.
Washington eSssSR .::::::::: 49,: SSSfYa SR
Earned runs - Boston, .; Washington, g.
Base hits-Boston, 10; Washington, II. Errors
Washington, 8, Batteries-Staley and Ten
ney Maui and McGuire.
At Pittsburg:
SisSsSnSs. SSiis''GSnS ....... fSSd IL
Base hit--Pittsburg, ia; Cleveland, H. Fr-
rors-Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland, o Batteries
Ehret and Merritt; Young and zimmsr.
At New York:
sssSSs9lSn. ss% 9STs s.::..... ...:..:...s sGtSsSSS "a
Base hits-Brooklyn, "a; New York, Q. Err
rors-Brooklyn, 4; New York, 7. Batteries
Kennedy and Daily; Clarke, wsstsrvelt and
Farrell.
At Chicago:
Chicago, Sanc;SsOst; t,;;,,.......'s dS5 iSS9 2-H
Base hits--Chicago, II; Cincipnsti, IL Errors
Chicago, 8; Cincinnati. 7. Bstterfes-Stratton
and Kittredge, Cross and Murphy.
At Louisville:
sGqlsTii.e L. Icai. ..:.... .:... ! dSSSSS6 "a
Base hits-LouisvilIe. 8; 81. Louis, q. Er
rers-Louisville, 1 st. Louie, 2. Batteries
Menefee and Grim Hawley and Twineham.
At New Bedford-Lewiston, 4; New Bed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Bangor 4, Brockion 4.

BRocKToN, Aug. 7.-Yesterday's gaze
was an interesting one up to the sevent n
inning, when Brockton went TO pieces and
Bangor scored i've runs. L. Hayes was
fined S5 for back talk to the umpire.
The score:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

Higgins Brothers.
Sarrssansettlsnd Milwaukee Lager.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Fall River 7, Haverhill 3.

Htts-BaDgoi 4; Brockton 8. Era Ore-Ban
gor 8; Brockton !. Batteries-O'Neill and +.
Hayes; Fournier and Yeager.
Fall River I, Haverhin 8.
FALL RIVER, Aug. Tt was Fall Riv-
when Haverhill took a batting freak ana
scored five runs, tying the score. 1t took
four more innings to decide 1t, and Meth
er side scored until the 18th, when Ladd
and Rollins scored on a single and 4
double and an error by Anderson.
The score:
Fall River. OOllllOl o q
Haverhill..... 20 o 0000O5 0 o O-5
Hits-Fall River Q; Haverhil II. Errors
Fall River 8; Haverhili 8. Batteries-Klobe.
danz and Rollins; Lucid and Lake.
Eastern Lea, ne Games.
The results OF the Eastern League games
yesterday were as follows: Providence
IA, Scranton 1; Binghamton 10, Erie 8;
Springfield z, Syracuse 8; Buffalo 8,
Wilkesbarre 4.
Games Today.
Buffalo at Wilkesbarre; erie at Blng-
hsmton; Springfield at Syracuse; Provi-
dence at Scranton.
Diamond Chips.
The Pawtucket managers would be
justified In fining Third Baseman Nc
Donald for shirkiDg ground balls sent 10
his territory yesterday.
IL the Pawtuckets had nine men as
earnest ~ Dsvis, Bsnnon and lawson
the team would be winner.
The Pawtucket lovers OF the game are
making a brave struggle to keep 1t going.
Encouragement In the form OF patronage
might enable the club TO win more games.
A few New England League games
transferred to Adelaide Park mig ut
yield snug sum to brace up the club N
this city.
The Providence management would
suffer no loss II the privilege OF playing
a few games at Adelaide Park should be
granted the New England LeAguers while
the Grays are away from home
The Haverhill team Will be here ton r
row.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

Higgins Brothers.
Sarragansett and Milwaukee Lager.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

For local news read the THrsusl.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07
Members Vince.

Mr.. Jordan wanted to know the cause
OF the snail-like pace In the work OF Broad
street. lie was assured by President
Baker that IL was done as fast ss circum-
stances would permit.
James II. Andrew volunteered the
statement that he knew more about the
matter than any OF the Couneilmen,
(which made some OF them Vince yisibly)
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-07

Hits-Bangoi 4; Brockton 8. Err ore-Ban
gor 8; Brockton !. Batteries-ONeil and 4.
Hayes; Fournier and Yeager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Umatslla will arrive this morn
ing from San Francisco.
Fishing schooner St. Lawrence IL still
out in the fishing grounds. and Is sx-
pected any day.
Tug Magic toved the schooner Carrier
Dove out 10 sea last night from Tacoma,
loaded with lumber.
Schooner Aicedo. belonging to Aims
worth a Dunn. is at Ballard undergoing .
general overhauling-
Tug Tyee towed the ship Levi P. Bur-
CESS In last night The Burgess will load
Black Diamond coal for San Francisco.
Steamer Willamette arrived yesterday
morning at the bunkers and will load 2. 500
tons of Newcastle and Franklin coal for
San Francisco.
Bark Gsrmania has sprung leak and
will probably be towed 70 Port Blakelcy
today for repairs by the tug Magic. The
leak 10 small and can be easily repaired
Steamer walla Walla viii sail AZ 8
O'Clock this morning for San Francisco,
with full cargo of freight and the follow
ing passengers from this port: j. NJ.
Rosenberg, A. Hink and wife, j. A. Pear
sell, G. A. o'Connell. A. Carothcrs. u.
Winter, c. L. Conger. c. C. Fenwick. r. L.
Hill and wife, Mrs. A. If. Uren. Miss ].
Yule, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Murray. g. b.
Pressey, Mrs. NJ. Odcnthal and child. Mrs.
Il. II. Blasier, r. w. Hetich.
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LospoS. Nov. 23.-Bar silver, 2sssd.
consoIs. i03x. Bank of England dis
count rate. 2 Ter cent
NKw IoEg. Nov. 23--The Ereniag Posts
London eablegram says: There Is some
reason for believing that operations are
under way which should have q slightly
beneficial effect, from she American point
of view, on American exchange. Amer
lean stocks wers dull today, but rather
firmer. Consois sold At 1881. Other gilt
cd gea stocks were enormously strong. The
Paris bourse is becoming buoyant again.
IL this course continues much more. gold
will go from here to France. Renewed
purcha ses of German consols have tndi-
Gated probable shipment of gold 20 Ger
many.s
LiyEsroeI. Nov. 2a-Close--Wheas-
Spot, steady; demand, poor: No. 2 red.
winter, 4s itd. No. red. spring. IS Nd:
No. hard Manitoba. IS SID; No. Cali
fornia, IS 2isd: futures, opsned quiet.
with near and Jar positions Of red winter
two fathsngs lower. Business was shout
equally distributed: the close vas quiet;
November. IL 2Ssd; January, Is esd Feb
rnary. ~ ioa, March. II ied; April,
Is i0i4d.
. Cofn-Spo;. quiet; American mixed. Is
fod; futures, opened quiet with near posi-
tions unchanged, and distans positions
/ farEhing lover. Business was heaviest
on latest positions; close, qusst: NoFsm-
her. Is a.d; December. Il i0a: January.
As SID; March, Is AID: April, IL AID.
Tlour-DaiI; demand, poor; ST. Louis
fancy winter. Is.
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wooL
Moos-Easy; Domestic eescs, l7@ssc;
sasar-Rsw, dull; refined, quiet
coTTrE
Conee-opsions. closed S 70 IS points de-
s.in-: Deceaoe-. s13. 3 9I340 January,
az soes lzA Spot cotfee-Rlo. steady:
NO. J. i5s<c; mid. quies.
Pig ron-Q7ies.
I,n-Easy; Straits. si4oo asked; plates,
speltsr-ouist; Domestic, s35a.
Asxo-sl1isf: exchange price, $a.5o.
THE CONDITION OF rnApE
Bradstreet's tomorrow will say: The
features of general trade for the week IN
eiuds an increase o. distribution Of holiday
gocos. heavy clothing. hats, seasonaols
cry goods and, a. various points. much
nArdu are aud shoes. Trade was sairu-
lated oy reasonably colder weather and
continuancs OF the feeling Of condolences in
an approaching increase Ia the demand.
ehipFnents CT shoes from seven manuiact-
uring centers, while smaller than last week
continue to run ahead Of the like week Las.
year. AT Eastern cities the volume OF
traos IN dry goods has fallen Of,
aisnough the tone OF the market il good,
ana colder weather Is inclined to help IL
lie price OF wool is practically unchsngea
n are prices for hides. leather. lumber and
print cloths, although they are nrmer.
he fact that the demand for iron and
steel has fully kept pace with the produc-
ton Is made plain in another reaction.
bringing the price of Bessemer pig down
to $40 - and Of biIlets to si5.25. with the
outlook favorable for higher prices than
sio Tor Bssscmer pig iron and SIS for bill
lets az Pittsburg. Coal prices are cut
again. The anthracite output for the
completed calendar year promises 70
amount TO 20 500. 600 tons. against IS. 0S9.-
90 tons In IsssS. and the pig iron produc-
ton to e.si5. 600 tons. as against 7, ia coo
tons last year.
Wheat Is of ll<c. com lie. pork 25s and
iard loc- Free receipts OF cattle and hogs
at Kansas City, Omaha and other Western
points have resulted In lower prices.
Sugar Is also lower. The Pacific coast
makes another record in the matter Of ex-
ports Of wheat. Tacoma having secured an
during late weeks. San Francisco wires
that vessels are being chartered there to
proceed TO the Columbia river in ballast to
load with wheat. Exports OF wheat, and
-four As wheat both coasts, United States
and Canada, amount this week TO g. 3i2, coo
bushels, as against 2,909, 600 bushels last
week, "a, 900 bushels in the correspond
ing week year ago. 3. 465. 900 bashels in
lsS2, and 4. 0Sa, 600 bushels in 1891.
X g. Dun & Co. say: The failures this
week have been 323 in the United States,
against 3e5 last year, and 81 in Canada
against "a last year
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nrl.f TACOMA News.

TACOMA. Nov. %. Special Mrs. So
phia Platt has caused the arrest of her son
Frank, aged IL. on the charge of incorrigi-
bility. The boy says that his mother
siaps him frequently without any provo
cation, and that he docs not like her. F"
He will be brought before Judge MeMur-
ray for hearing next week.
-Four sacks of -four. supposed to have
been stolen from the Monty-Gunn Grocery
Company, were found today under the
old Germania hall.
A license to wed was issued today to A.
Pavey and Florence N. Lovings. This 10
the second license issued this week
Another case of scarlet fever vas re-
ported today from 100 South G street
Some children have bean taken from
school because of these reports.
Frank Billings, alias Jordan, was ar
rested tonight charged with entering the
store of }. L. Luppy. in Wings addition.
aud stealing $i7 aud q watch. Luppy OBJ
served three men lettering about his place
during the day. and when, late in the af-
ternoon. he STEPPED out for few minutes,
some one entered the store and took the
money aud watch.
Arrangements have been made to re-
open the Cushing Young single mill by
fourteen OF the former employees. who will
operate il on the cooperative plan.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD OF Trade

CHICAGO, Nov. 23-Wheat stasted weak
and weary. The English markets were
quoted duh and lower, as WAS to be ex-
pscted- May. which closed at 5s5xc yester-
day. opened with sellers at from 5Ssxc to
$50, and only one or two were willing to
pay the higher of these prices. II sold at
once rs low as 5stsc, and from that I-16c
higher. December was for sale ell the
time In larger quantities than there were
buyers for. and that resulted in an addi-
tional heaviness in May. The latter
dropped TO 5sssc. but recoyersd again TO
5sHc. Reports from the Northwest indi-
cate that farmers deliveries were falling
of. On that information the price rallied
again to $50 Corn-From 4sNc al the
opening the price declined to 4skc. but
was sustained by the covering of shorts
and few orders for long accounts at the
decline. May closed at 4ss.c. oats-May
started At 32s&c. and sold OH 10 32Isc. clos
ing at 32l4c. Provisions--Pork closed
2I<c lower; lard, 2lso higher, and ribs IN
changed for January deliveries
Closing ~ Whsat--Novsmber. $3.50; De-
cember, 5sls@53ssc.
Corn-Noyember, 49c; December. 47Ts9
s3c.
Uats-Novemoer, ENC, Decemper, Ssssc.
kye-4sc.
Barley-54o.
Fiax-$l.50 bid.
TImothv-s5.6o.
Pork-November. si2.05 January, SIC o5.
Lard - November, $500; December,
f692L.
Ribs November. sso5: January. s605.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Rscsipts. $1,000 head; official
yesterday, 1861: safes range at s. so6
L As for light; 81 20sSi 40 for rough pack
ing; sI20gl55 for mixed: 81 50G4 50
for heavy packing and shipping lots.
and 81 350f4 10 for pigs.
Cattle-keceipts. 1000 head. From 81. so
"a bought the bulk of the native cattle.
Westerns, of which there were l. SO head,
were quotable at st0tl50, and Texans were
wanted ct 81. 25es3.23.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: 75cfs3 for poor
to extra sheep. and s.. 1898. 70 tor lambs.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAY Francisco. Nov. 3-Arrived.-
South Coast. from Iaqatna bay; farzsien,
from Clsllam bay; oregon, FROM Portland
and Astoria, sd Spartan, from Seattle.
Ctesrpi-6aorEs ". Elder. for Astoria:
Portland, for Seattle. Departed--sehr
Fanny Adele, for Umpaua river: ok Ark
wright. for Port Gamble; sehr LIy. for
Jmpaus; schr Charles K Wilson. tor
esray's haThor; Homer. for Yasuina bay.
Freights and ehsrters-Ntc hk Dontnion,
lumber frcn Puget soand 70 sydney, bE
sn Aooltan. wheat. from Portland 20
United Kingdom, Hayre. Antwerp or
nankirk: rr sh Moos Iryvan, a. San
Diego. wheat. from Portland 10 United
Kingdom, Azvre, Aatssrp o. nGnkiEA
The California Iron 4 Nrscking CcEa-
pany las unesEtakea 10 save the ma
ch.nsry f-orn the wrecked steamer Crown
Of England. aud tomcrrow an extensive
~reckinx plant wiis start Tor the scene Of
the disaster at SAINTS Ross island. The
schooner Aans has been chartered, and
TO-DAY pumps. hosting Essr and engines
we're rirSei on her decks for tie expsdi-
ton. sac viii - tawsc down the coast BY
tie sug Kate o'Nssil, and tae rescue Of
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ana the market vas 4, 49,
noon. decidedly hsayisr IN 49,
= aurtnsr decline of s-.s.-
ocaffsd altar midday. sosl.-.s
" rally. in which Ch;esvo G.. ~.
ware q Hudson and Coraars w.. 49,.
prominent The bettsr tons ~.. -,
maintained. and during tie lat ho,- -
business the trading va. srrrgula- 80 -
settled The more no..h,. - ~
.. guaranteed. Northwest, preferred.
a. Ssnona Lead, IL; Sugar, preferred
q, Lex Island. -. and St. Paul, 4. The
go n.lkst was firm and quiet during
sne morning In the late sessior th.r.
animation TO the dealings. and the
ssss issuss gsneraiiy ranged lower. The
sAles ior the day we're 81, OF. 500.
oovernment bcnds-stsady, as 1 pey
cent higher for Is. u per cent lower apr
y regular. and " per cent. higher for s
coupons.
State bonds-DuIl.
naiirosd bonds-Easser.
rsfroieum-steady; December cpssons.
closed s25zc bid.
Aonsy-on call. easy, at <ai psr can't.
asss loan, u per cent; closed az x psr
osnI Prime mercantile paper. zza4
per cent Sterling sxcaanre-Essv
with actual business in bankers' bis
~ Ass1<9AssH for demand. and
4-sos4 Tor sixty days. Posted rates. a. g7x
ana s4os94seh- Commercial balls. a. SD
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24
Tn. railroad ana the Indian Farm.

TACOMA. Nov. 3 -lSpecial. lin view of
the alleged fact that the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company has secured permits
sion from the secretary of the interior to
build its road over the Puyailup reserva-
ton school farm, the oilers on the school
farm, who were ruled eff because the de-
partment decided the land In question not
government property, but school lands.
are arranging to rsfils and claim the prop
er,y. The railroad company used a por-
tion of the reservation in strengthening out
a bad reverse curve, which could not be
straightened without eEcroaching upon
the reservation. The school farm has
been plated by tbs Puyallup Indian COM
mission and will be sold according to the
commissions plans.