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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
WHERE ARE VIE At?
Hill and Grant Are Both
Beaten.
BUT GEORGIA is SOLID.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Went He'll
Bent
BUT LOUISIANA is ALL RIGHT.
Owens Defeated In Kentucky, VIII
son is Probably Beaten In West
virsini' 8. Q Illinois is Lost, Du,
the n 49, sen De Demo-
cratic.

Washington. N, Among dis
patches rec4 we'd by chairman Faulk.
ner was the following; N. IL. Stewart
telegraph ID from Kalamazoo. Mich,
that Indicate Ms are he will be defeated
by a reduced majority by Burrows,
Republican. T. E. Park. from East
Downing, Pa, thinks he is defeated in
the Sixth district
w. w. McFarlane. chairman corr
grcsslonal conn ittee, from Fort sn,ltn.
Ark, says that In the Second district
the vote was light Little is safe for
5000 majority.
stanyard Wilson, from spartunburg,
S. C., that he las carried the Fourth
district.
Representative Mcclure, from San
Francisco. that his election is generally
conceded.
representative Thomas C. MacRae
from Arkansas that he is reelected.
James p. Brown. from Marian, Ark.
that McCollich, Democrat, is reelected
from the first dis cict without doubt.
w. a. Lynch. from Huron, s. D.. that
both Republican congressman OF that
state are elected by small plurollties.
T. II, Hudson. from Duluth, Mimi.
that Indications point TO the election
OF Baldwin, Demoerst by 1000 plurality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

the indications are that the Democrats
have elected the following congress.
men; Hendrlck In the First. Ciardy
In the Second. Montgomery IN the
Fourth. Berry In tho Sixth. Mccreary
IN the Eighth. Hart IN the Tenth. and
Stone In the Eleventh.
The Republicans have elected Hun
ter In the Third. Evans In the Fifth.
Denny IN the seventh and Pugh IN
the Ninth.
increases and It may reach $500 Tho
Commercial claims the election OF
Judge Denny. Republican. over w c.
Owens, Democrat, IN the Seventh dis
trict by 1000 majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 6.--rirst Ar
Kansas district; McCulloch elected.
Second, Little elected; Third, Nell;
Fourth, Terry; Fifth. Dinsmore; Sixth,
MeRae. All Democrats.
The only consequence OF any i'm
portance was in Dinsmore's district.
whose election is conceded By the Re-
publieans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

baltimore. Nd. Nov. Cat 10 o'clock
the congressional delegation from this
state is indicntedi First district, w L.
Henry, Democrat, long term. j, W.
Miles, short term; second district. j. +.
Talbot Democrat; third, II. Wells Ruak,
Democrat; fourth, John x. Cowan.
Democrat; ffth district stlll Ia doubt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

by majoritles ranging from one 10 six
thousand.
In the Seventh Howard. Populist. Is
pressing benson, Democrat, close. and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
MISSOURI.

st. Louis. Mo. Nov. 6,--seth W Cobb.
Democrat, Twelfth Missouri district.
elected to congress.
Richard NJ Bnrthold, Republican,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
IOWA.

Dubuque, Iowa. Nov. 6.--congress-
Third district, d. Il, Henderson, Re
publican, elected.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Nov 6--Iteturns are
slow In coming in, Sheldon. Republi-
can is likely elected governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

with betting alirhtly In favor or Conln,
Republican, sixth, GEORGE l., Yelling
ton. Republican, The ffth and sixth
districts now represented by Demo-
Gratis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

before tomorrow as state and iegisla-
tive tickets are 10 be counted.
Though a heavy vote was rclled II
was the quietest in tho history Of the
ciis. About a score OF arrests were
made /. = illegal voting, but there was
no other trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

Wichita, Kan. Nov. 6.-Thc Eagle
claims Long. Republican, Will be elect
cd by lb,ooo plurality over Jerry slmp-
son.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
ALAB AMA.

birmingham Ala, Nov G.-The Dem.
ocrats have carried every congrssslo9al
district in the state. which Is in doubt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
berwear Week

N Ms We are having a
| sale on ladies' win ter
\. See our line and
Edies' Union Suits 48c,
lssc. 81. 25, 81, 30.
k,sita Combination Suits
sl.l2, 81 25, 81. 90.
X g. 95.
kdies' Vests and Pants to
IN csc, SOC, 40c, SOC,
/ $50, Sl.1S, 81, 25, 81. so.
have a line of the finer
l. goods from $500 to
b a suit. Above prices
|all from % to so per
cheaper than formerly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
COAL.

poelx island Conf < S.ons
dlBRs-.f. IN lump. carload
Tex. sStrAlester for steam
sq5al 70 than it for domestic,
IS. 1riss ana tTeiseTf e rtes 70 ad.
3. !" FIN sn,ploys no agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
! Shifting FIanne|s
/, Free Wool Prices.

/. Gives you at 25c OF
| i 7 that last year brought
ps .hst's how we sell them
Do Don't get side tracked
thinking you can !, buy
var than of us. When
End a lower price you
= lower quality. The
n of this house is the
always.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

washing,oa, Nov. lc-rer Casters
rcSns-c-ncrriIy fair. -iiRiiu,
warmer, south winds.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19

Baa en- Convention af Mmericau
5eoeration Of 2abor. Iom forleben
u9e bolbtes / 9enoer, Colorado,
oistutereoes fibite 2groag ipris ON,
bporpiot s5oreniu9en Hulbe 1lutte fig
til noset uiit politiR &arti. llbta=
lelierne falot for uafbenei9beo &oz
litif. Sobu Burns, en- betienbt en-
9elit Irbeioerleber, bar tilfebe og
talte ON be ameritanfe Mrbe,beror,
saniiotioners fore Mniuar. &ref=
bent @ompers leite fenere paa 3a<
gen op ct Telegram fra eugene 9ebs,
iom bob ON unoerfpttel]e til at op.
pellere fin Sag.
Mr. Sobu McBribe blep pal9t
til &refoent iteoetfor Mr. @om>
pers.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19

&ioneer 8reis inbebolbt forleben
tblgenoe: Set. iom benbte peb Mab,
,,insen al @oneyesieu, pifer. at @e.
notet lite er blepen oloeles ligeapl<
biet for Golteopinionen. Eptbubet
ION oenne Goriamlins er, ibet ben
@ans poa Gang bar piit tilbn9e %
iat fig imoo 5oltets 9nRer, fuube
ben bog lite bore ufgliom for be
Stag. lom i be fife ct % ct ballot
Iar bar peret retteoe imob ben fra
QUE 2anosoele. Set bar peret itiQet
op for 5oltets 5oro9t og NfRp baabe
biemme os | uolanoet. Set bar 9i<
pet en- aluorli9 Norol for @tuoen>
terne of politif 6iforie. Set bar
tjent 1om &etit Tor 3ruiel cs Nns,.
pelie paa ben politiRe Stump. Set
bot faaet iom en- Sfpbeifipe, noar
bore @enner paa ben anoen @,oe 8a=
pet pnifeoe at bliue foruisiebe ON be
ameritonife Snititutioners 5orber.
belle os oiloe iaa faft oeres Nrsu,
ment oeo at pe8e paa ct Rretfeltst
@fSempel. 6uur baarbbubebe enb
be offentli9e Menb blir. Tan be bog
neppe bore &p9ten Of en- iaaoan al
mtnoeli9 Toropmmelie uoen at pribe
fla.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19

Sfaoer lite at forisse. Sc for.
RieQiae Orsaniiationer, iom bar
9iort fig til Moal at pirte for pole
till &eform, bar blanbt onbet oefaa
uotolt fig 5aubr ot at &e9ierin,
gen iial eie os tontrolere Sernbaner*
ne. Men en- iaaban &lon forfaites
9onlfe af oem tom er imob &eform.
De paaitaar, at &tanen er pilb, at
bet er beoisliat. at 3esierinsen al
brig IAN brine nostn Goretnins mtb-
iaaoant 9elo fom Bripatfolf oiu. 1| 81
Sen Commission, iom Breiibh,t
Gleuelono uonepnte til at lnberfpQe
Sernbaneitreifen fife CONNER, ab>
taller fig lite eanlte onoerleoes ON ben
&ing. Sen flyer:
vBiloe oct lite, naar en- Station
eller en- Stat timber fisi ct loobont
Gorbolo til en- Sernbane, at bens
Snpeitments beri enten moo 9aa
tabt eller bliue beRpttet peo, at &es
gierin9en ielp eier Banen. pere floQt
at tose &cnen % sibre ct 6orIps meb
ben. ioa mon fuuoe faa ie, enten bet
oaer e(ler ei, ct &e9ieringen eier ben.
81 bar @runo til at frpste alt,
iom ct repolutionart os 9alt, men ri
bebboer life at frpete for no9et, iom
en- Station meo ,9slb tan for{eae /
&etntnser, iom ct blepen nbouenoiae
oeo foranoreoe gtonomiRe eller INDUS
ftrieQe 5orboloe. Nnore 91ationer
eier os opererer Sernbaner oa Gele>
eroflinier meo forNiellise gielultater
unber fine 5orbolbe. Dm bet er
prattitabelt for benne Station at Qips
re bet meo 6elb, naar bet bliuer
npboenoi9t at reobe ct Snpefment,
eller noar Solicit befemmer, at bet
ital sisres, er ct oabent o9 aluorliot
spbrasmaal, iom lite fulot ut Tan
beiuares uoen ueo uirteli9t Jorfaa".
Set Ct ct iaooant Tori69 @eform>
foltene 6nifer at aisre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19

Set Ct lite ubetienot, at Tarmer>
NQtancens Nrbeibe bar 8aaet tilba.
sc. 0g be Dnoer, iom bar opitooet
pao9runo oeraf, bar bergrt mango
Naiancefolt lmerteli9. @n Of b,s1e
ct @uanSones. &refoent for 6ars
met I4ioncen / 9eras. &an tror,
at Garmerne b9r pere meb i @oliti.
fen, men forat be tan pere meb paa
en- intelligent Maaoe. maa be bape
Mioler, buorueo be tan erbolbe ben
npouenoi9e &unoltab os opbrases til
fin @ierning ben politilte &erben.
Qon bar MI ubiteot en- @roclamotion
til GQiancefoltet / Geras os opfor>
orer oem oerueo I'll at taae fat poa
Mataucearbeioet meb fornpet Suer;
hi ban tror, at bet pil uere iii flor
Sfaoe for bort 5olf, ON benne Sn.
ltttutter, Doort9lennenl Jormerne 1eln
tunbe bibrinae fig ben neouen.
oise&unbifab % aigrebe itprite Grems
iRriot, ifulbe bliue iii intet. 90
naar Garmerne itaar orsaniferebe, o9
Nrbeioerne paa lin @ibe Tutter fig
iammen ON &eform, iaa Ct bet oelaa
ben me9tisfte S!ptte for at &eiorm<
ia9erne ton 9iennemferes.
Wr. @uan Sohes bar ubentpipl
ret. Oa bet er lite blot i Eeras, at
NQiarcearbeibet bgr opta8es meb
tornpet @tgrte cg meb erlige 6enfe.
ter men oueralt, buor mon pnfer Dp.
lpsniug og uenter &eform Bolitit
o9 &eform Jarmine.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19
(Tortfettes.)

Dommer Sues i@rooffon ofllebi.
gebe en- @ranb.S .Surp os orbrebe en-
ny abisst forleoen, foroi ben fsrite
unoloo at finbe Nntlase mob Bpz
Moporen % &oliti.@befen, forat be
ttQos @piuebuie os aubre rpeaeslsie
Gorretninaer at tribes / Bpen. San
paaftoar. at BET Ct betienbt. at be to
Onoer eriiferer Bpen, og at @rano.
Surpen baobe itoffet fig tilftretteli.
&c 8euiier oerfor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19
Winriefota.

&oitor Stossbersbi Minueopolis
Dor erbolbt Rontrol ouer rMinnea,
polls @edoblab." @uiop Ebeben,
Tom f6r bar ,ibetpet Blobet. bill ofre
fig for fine &lister tom @tots s(enotor,
beber bet.
= @n Monb peb Mapn @enrp
Sorns. tienbt iom .Dntel @orus",
forfeste at besaa Selumosb forriee
Manbag / Ileranbria. Set ct tpiul.
font, ON ban bill TONNE fig. 6an
par 78 Nar sammel o9 bar / flere
Iar. efterat bans 9uitru osoe, oeret
tunsiinbis os bar Fere @anse uetalt.
at ban pnifeoe at b9, Rriuer gsoit
Netps.
= Minneopolis 9ribune beretter,
at tor nosle Tiger fioen tom Nnbreip
9oQefion og bans &uitru. reipettere=
be Jarmerfolt fra Gosfou. @olt
@ountn, til Minneopolis forat oper=
rofe fin Dat;er, fra buem be tort
foruo baobe taaet 8reo ON, at bun
pnr gift os baube fit eaet Siem. Men
be to gamle blep ifretfeliet bebrogne
ea be fom til ben opaiuue Noresie.
fanbt be, at bet bar ct al Minneapo=
lis berpgtebe 9uie. og at beres 9at<
ter for tort 2io iioen Der ienbt til
NrbeioSbu'et. Sc opip9te benbe Der.
os en- rgrenoe Scene fcnbt @teb, f.
ger Blaoet. Men ben Dor oa ialfolo
lite 9lepeli9 for be to 9amle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19

Municipal League i Minneopoz
liz ertlareoe fslsenoe tor fine 8rin>
ciper:
1. ut Municipol. Nfererne bsr
foroaltes poa en- upartiN. Btonomili
os forretninssmesRg 8oiis; for at
opnoa bette bbr Muricipal= =8olitifen
fulbfenoig abni1es ira National, %
Statspolttifen. Municipolembeos.
menb bbr ualses for beres 2@rligbeb
oa 9psti9beb os lite for bere8 Spn
poa be politiite Strtosipbr9smool.
8rinciperne for Reform bet bor.
serlise 9ienerRab bbr ubuibes iaa
lanst fom prattiff til oue Municipol,
9epartementer, CO ber Rulbe Re en-
nsiostia Sosttoselfe of a1e 2ope %
&esler peo uoneunelier til % Mflle.
oi9elier fra bor9erliee Eieneiter.
2. 9enfi9ten meo oenne 5orening
ct at torene os orsaniiere Boreerne
af Minneapolis forot nbtte os elen.
nemtere ouennapnte @rinciper; at
uobrebe forrette Sheer ON Munici>
palfpre blanbt Solicit peb 2iterdtur,
Gorebrog % poa onoen Maabe; at
arbeioe for iaabonue Goronbrinser i
Bpens @barter % @esler. iom maatte
finoes at bore nbboenbiee eller ben.
ftstsmesiise forat fremme be open<
neunte 9eniister; at fire 93omina.
ton os 8als af erlise og opstise
&anbibater. fom ffal forpliste fig til
at lebe Bor9ernes Nferer efter
upartiRe 5orretninss sprinciper; at
paste paa 2ebellen af Municipal,
Nffarerne % ipse at rette paa ner=
parenbe Misbrus berueb; at itbtte
ale piielise 5oretaeenoer, iom tiener
til at forBse Borsernes &eluere %
8pens uouitlins oa &elfanb.
Dr. 8rices Cream Batting 8oipber.
Set fulofomneite fabriteret'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19
Snblanoet.

@uuerupr Eil(mon af 5pb Caro-
limo ual9tes ben lite Sec. til Sore:
nebe Staters Senotor.
= Gn np Stierne er opeoaet for
Blaoet r@tiernen" gfebrafo, ioet
bet bar facet np 9}e6attpr os er
bortpo8tet for to War. Set tal peb.
bliue at ubtomme.
= ct @bicos,blao meb Gitelen
&itiu9er bespnbt at uofomme. Set
bar osiaa fpr ensana ueret / Mar>
fen men mantte flute op. Set tes<
ner til at bile bliue @tttiebeosblab.
-e&n Garmer NOR &iooetuap.
MisiOuri. blebspluofelis raienbe ben
lite Sec. og orabte fin 9uitru %
to al fine Bsrn. 9a Naboerne
ituloe brpbe fig iuo iii ben ralenbe
Manb, rigo ban fig ielp.
- .NorblpIet" bar fit 9eummer
for LITE December en- lansere Wrtitel
ONT 2eras o. ON 5orips. iom er
isiere forat befolfe, oenne 6tat.
General, ,Nsent ssobuion iises at p,ue
iette fig @ptbien for Ct 5oreto9e,1.
be, ber uil forfpse at lebe @misratio.
men til bet fore Teras.
= St Telegram fra gaeip Sort
beretter. at fem @tanbinauer antom
oertil forleoen meo 5oruisnins ON,
at be uar paa @ei til @ptebors i
@uerise.S Set uifte fig imtolertib.
at oeres Billet, fom uar 9ipen bem
af @us 8robers. Minneopolis, lite
par COB leuqere enb til Metp gorf,
os be bapbe 1u9en &en9e. Set CT
rtmmeli9uis en- MiSIorfaaelie. iom
bar leoet bem til at tro. at be baube
Billet lise til @btebora. Ere of
ben er fra @6ntona, os be to onore
er @uenion % Nnberion fra @illmor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19

Marineietretar 5erbert nepner
insentins / fiji @apport on, be baars
lise &antierplaber. fom leperebes af
Mr. Carnegie. Der uar meset Fre'
bet ON @ornesies Beoroserier. %
ben foneresiioneue &omite fanbt, at
&esieringen itrtelis uar inpot paa en-
fOrboulenoe Maabe, men @r. 6ers
bert nepner ineenting. 9an bat for;
mobentli9 CLIENT belle @reia.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19

Eli ct. @aul @lobe mebheles fra
5er9us Galls, at Dttertail er blepet
iuinif. bet utl fise,. at Dttertoil Ct
altfor eraooiat meb 8enipn til int.
briuaenoe @tillinser / 2eeislaturen.
Set beber. ot Der er not Mnfbsninser
fra Ottertoil I'll at fplbe aue &labie
tanite meo l1ubtoselie al RopeQoniet
@n af be meit prominente.
blonbt Gn,s9erne CT .. M: 81o>un
fra 5er9us Soils for SenatsSefretnr
os Son. s. 8. Mel1on fra Starters
&rairie for sergeant-at-arms. M:n
felu en- al oisie maa tilibeiettef, ba
bet lite tan pentes, at ct County,
fom bar oalettto Bopuli}tiife 2esis.
laturmeolemmer, fan beiette to .iaa'
bonne pistise Blab5e / 2esislaturen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter
9pieiteretsoommer @tlftQan bebe
| tit 9iem ct. 8aul @pnbaosmor.
gen IS Mor qommel.

2binsoollaliniens Boitoamp{tib
"petla" anfom til @briit;an5anb @pnz
bag ben 16oe os. meo ben fore Sule>
erturfon ombp:b. Nlt ueI.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-19
&ergns &alls Mgeblaa
nbfomtner bber Ou8bag.
H. eoIemt, tt6gtper.
subffrtpttonsprtS 1925 for Mar, betelt
tSortfuo, e1er8 $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
a. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-08
Brief Tacoma news.

TACOMA. Nov. Especial. Eva Shols
has begun proceedings for divorce against
Paul Sholz, alleging extreme cruelty and
asking for alimony. The couple were
married last June. and have been living
apart for nearly a month.
Mrs. Lena Thnrston has filed suit against
the Edison Savings bank, of which she
vas heavy depositor, alleging misman-
agement and Misrepresentation of funds by
the assignee, J. w. kleeb, and asking that
q receiver be appointed.
James O'Rourke, lamp trimmer In the
employ of the city, was severely burned
this morning by electricity while TRIM
slippery condition of the lamp post he was
unable to secure good foothold and fell
across the wires. The heavy current
burned through his feet and arms aud
manned him for life. He was rescued
with difficulty and sent to the St. Joseph's
hospital, where he is now resting quietly.
Albert Damen. a sailor. was arrested this
morning on a charge of forgery. preferred
by Ole oleson, a saloonkeeper. He secured
an advance oil 81 25 OH check drawn on
the Portland branch of the Bank of British
Columbia for $50, dated 1891. and purport-
ing to be signed by the master OF the ves-
sci with which Damen last sailed. He
had several other forged checks on his
person when arrested.
Licenses TO wed were granted to A. ].
Martin and Learney ]. Oswald and NJ.
Mooney and Ella Parrot.
Ayton Armitags was admitted to the
bar today.
Sheriff Matthews returned the order of
commitment for Harry Whitman. SEN
fenced to eighteen months imprisonment
for embezzlement, with the statement that
Whitman, who had been admitted 10 bail,
could not be found.
Reports of scarlet fever epidemic in
the city schools have caused some uneas:-
ness to parents, bat they are found to be
false.
Dairymen have been notified by the
health officer TO submit a certificate from
some reliable veterinary surgeon that
their cows were in healthy condition on
penalty OF FORGETTING the right to sell milk
in the city.
Gustaye Siblon has been appointed
French consul for this port.
Coroner Hoska postponed the inquest
on the body of VI. NJ. Bartlett, whose
mysterious death has caused so much
comment, until tomorrow. He has I'M
paneled jury. as follows: w. II. Jen-
nings, George Smith. w. J. Werner. +. NJ
Montfort, S. A. Perkins and II. Ii. Rel
man.
Despite the intense interest felt in the
election, Lawrence Hanley has drawn
large audiences at the Ninth Street theater
this week. He viii present THE Player"
tomorrow evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-08
Woodland Park Car. MAY s,.n.

The Woodland park car line. owned bv
the Phinney estate. will probably be shut
down until May /, lS95. Al the meeting
OF the railroad committee Of the city
council called for yesterday to consider
the matter Alderman Sweeney and Dele
gate James we're present Dougia. Young.
administrator OF the estate. and W. Glass.
the motorman, appeared. aud an affidavit
made by Class Was submitted showing
that the average receipts lately had been
only is cents per day. The petition has
Already been acted npon by the delegates.
and D.. Sweeney decided TO recommend
that IL he granted by the aldermen. II
Sill oe acted upon at the meeting Monday
evening. \ remembrance is also on file
with the petition. aud as Jordan has
already shown himself 10 lie hostile 10 II
be Is expected 20 do ali in his power To
defeat IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-08

J. Francis. general passenger agent Of
the Burlington & Missouri railroad. with
headquarters al Ogden, and A. &. Shell.
don, general agent Of the same line. with
headquarters a. Portland. wiIl be in the
city today.
The Northern Pacific aud Burlington
agents "a this city have received the Of
fclai freighs tariffs covering the recent
agreement entered into hetween the TIVE
roads. The rates have heretofore been
announced BY telegraph.
The sinking Of bridge on the North
srn Facsac near Puyailap YESTERDAY
cut the city eli for time from trains doe
10 arrive from the South. The train dn@
a. $50 a N. did not arrive TIL after 4 and
TIE train Que IS a. p ~. was abandoned
Ahe nFst tram for Tacoma aud Portland
DID not leave antH $50 n N. Transfers
may have 10 ee made al the bridge for a
GAy or tao.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-08
MIR. HILL IN SEATTLE.
Head Of the Great Northern
Makes q Flying Visit.
NOTED PARIS BANKER WITH HIM.
Mr.. Hin on . Trip Over His Line Finds
Busfness Grovfng-Ar. Tsek's
Yrisnd ship for sesttfs.

James J. Hill, president OF the Great
Northern railroad, and Edward Tuck. of
Paris, a member OF the noted banking firm
of 2unroe 4 Co. we're in the city for 8
few hours yesterday, and ar o'clock last
evening left in the presidents private car
for Spokane.
Mr.. Hill is now on tour OF general in
spectioD of the Great Northern line. and
clear through TO this city has found things
in an eminently satisfactory condition
He says tho road is now hauling more
tons of freight than ever before. and the
business outlook is the brightest since the
line vas completed. Mr.. Hill was particu-
larly impressed on this trip with the
prospects of Sesttie's development. He
said:
The next two years will mark q more
substantial advance in the growth of
Seattle than any preced ng two years in
its history. / watched il all through the
business depression and il gives me esre-
cial satisfaction to note the steady and
substantial appearance of the city at the
present time"
Mr.. Hill took great pleasure in calling
Mr.. Tuck's attention TO Seattle's stability.
in proof of the fact that the Western coun-
try is not so badly shaken up as people in
the East seem to think. and Mr.. Tuck,
who is . large holder of Great Northern
securities. repeatedly expressed great con-
fdence in the city.
Mr.. Tuck was hero three years ago. and
was so impressed With the push. energy
and enterprise of the city that on his re-
turn TO New York he predicted great
things of Seattle. Ever since he has been
q pronounced and active friend of this
place. Many citizens will recall pam
phlet, published under the official sanction
of the Worlds fair commissioners for
Washington. purporting to give an
account of the state. in which
there was not even bare mention of
Seattle. The pamphlet fell under Mr..
Tuck's eve and he at once wrote letter
of inquiry TO the commissioners de-
msnding TO know how q publication
so manifestly unfair could receive their
approval. They replied that they were
commissioners for the state and not for
Seattle: and Mr.. Tuck, indignsnt at the
treatment accorded the city, wrote pro-
test expressing an emphatic disapproval
of what had been done. The correspond
ence was given to the public at the time.
and attracted the attention of the entire
country.