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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
BUILDING ANOTHER TRocHA.
To Hold Back Gouaez-Insurgeuts Raid
ing Close to Havana.

Havana. June s-Tae government Is hur-
rsessfy reinforcing the old military trocha
from Moron 20 cfego de Av!ia IA the hope
OF preventing Gomez from resavading the
central provinces with fresh iasSrgeat
forces from the East
Patriotic Spanish merchants n Havana.
C.snSuegos and other Cuban ports are rais-
ing funds TO buy and present to the gov
eminent q new sroncfa1. The subscription
already exceeds $50 90.
Madrid reports the transatlantic liners
Alfonso XIII. and Reina Christtana armed
for war. They viii sail for Cuba IN fort
night Work upon the torpedo catchers
MoIita, Banana and Victoria in the arsenal
will be launched early in the autumn. The
Havana press widely comments on tire SEN
ate somrnittee's exposition OF the weak
ness OF the New York port defenSes.
The town OF Guanabacoa- Just across the
bay from Havana, was excited consider
ablF yesterday BY an insurgent band burn
ing various public buildings 81 q point IN
the suburbs The band EXCHANGED shots
with the government pIekets.
The insurgents yesterday made unsuc-
cessfui attacks upon the government out
posts az Gabriel Cefha dc LaKua and vari-
Gus points along the Pfuar del Rio trocha.
burning adjacent houses in their retreat
caiiTto Garcia. with large force. IS saii
20 be intrenehed at Duaba on the north
coast. between Maacar and Baracoa- Gen.
I4nares. with troops and two gsinboats
has left Baracoa to dfsio6ge hlra
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The Puget sound Fish Hatchery.

Eouat Vernon. Jase f.-Soec1zi---sssts
Fzxz Ger missioner Crawford sn1 state
Treasurer Borsr arrived to6ay. ard VIII
exara.re fsss skaw1t river with rexzr1 20
stesrser Moz.s crzExo hzs bees placed a.
ire disposal q rhs party. an1 Win proceed
~ THE Exzxst this sst@<nooz. remaining
over night a. Hamilton. Torrorrow tire
party VII conttr1e - n. river as FAR an
Baker river. ghsch II sas5 20 - sesendz6ly
z1zDtsc 20 TIRE location q Esa hatchery.
The citizens o. Skaxlt cosnty are very e.
th8siastIc orsr the prosDesr Of q ssn
the place where Il Should - located Dep
gtzst01s % representative c.tzzezs from
Mount Ysrno- and La coznsr VIII accom-
parry IRE commissioner. ard depafzt&cn
from Anzcor1ss vii Join the party az Ham
Etoa- Gov. AcGgzw was expected 90 be
preSeat. but ether engagements fnferfere1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

D<scerx-sc garry Tee rens-zl issTs
sson Aznenx ne Jss@a1g Lsezssacr18 =
<1,1< xssxy wSH rso< - - ! ta41x xssE =
Tssser sezsss fke eszFegf1S1 1898
cal rxeks nj ses10w. Ttza e. ws@ss
xeg r.1e- TF<~e rxzy - oce - re s<ss-
s<xs.x ss&s Nc. gewa<k - 5zss a. srrssfss
Or sr.x esxsr a. xry o<1ex ssesk- NnAA
"a rs~ krou ssax -zs@s- <eie9aseS Sso-
60 =, -. -.~~ eax - <e5enssS r,ca 20
q eT~rxsh1zr ftzs Ks 81 Ter s<rseS
- .<~.r~<. tre tr,ee~erns ~ sssssr
sNas. xsg be TAe rvoazss Ersgrzzssr-ss
81 ssss xezGzzsi cc1Fs-ssos 81 50
szpenT~ ~xs .Skee- u wssra M. Ie
Tcgag rssass<s
sgTsz@ nsez1Ae~s ~ sns Ds.rfofzn eo-sr ST.
e. v1ss ossr an Exsfnsssz sssEss cosnsxs
z.xxs. xxs1 n y~seofeS ~ fssa& eDsfass'ks-
i4s. szen ne coszrr5ssss nnzxs ssssr 20
x<ysr 20 Ne eozvsxfzoa EssaseT Is4seF " =
b To ess fsxt gsA DFesAsdy Sa@s -
<ks ezer c1nxertsoz a sssssStpFt fss tfs~
xAnk reported By me eDeEu8st@s- - rs
en4ps q axs fsyor1zx fas s'stisasfs1 eosas-
sxs Of silver. Tfssz rss~1 ~ snast Ga
HssSzxsxsx ia szkzk1tHss rtsszsfiers g
ts~ eooF o. sns eonTesE0s- Iszey vs.
ss.eve ca q rozz ear % fsse sss,s1sEte- arr
II ss<ea.s5 Easy vii FAX eEi q re
ccrye.<son~
e1z. rsa&e Trsuko. ca - ne free NJ
ser <e-exasss grDrn T.<ss sa<. En~r esq
Fl n the sfI,ew gen ve1s6 bot. ~
a 4 rxzs fs<r fer future csas 1sgatsoFA Ifsfs
<sr - nsxs f<esless-1 ws eszzta settle ne
e.att@r wfshax. our swn parry IsneE. DIST J,
- fxg ne xzay - Eernesszse - ss0gs
e1rus etlsr coerze ezt - al SrCze> tzoz-
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THREE MORE coRpsEs.


Astoria. Or June s.--speesal.--The body
~ Gus Sorbarg. foreman % the Fisher
1rr8an's cannEFy. reported missing fs1t
night. ard AFRO that OF Russian named
Oyaek. gsao II supposed 10 have been out
In The river with hin. we're found this
morning Ia the river below Tongue point.
III IL not now known how their death oc-
CURED. bsst conjecture Is that they were
both accidentally 5rewnsd.
Coroner Peal received notice tonight Of
the finding % another body "a the river az
point near Clifton. ard he Immediately
left n company wsth Sheriff Hare for the
scene. The corauer returned With the
body. ard IL was i9entinsd as that OF Sam
uel HifIandt There are marks Of several
wounds mass by sharp instruments on
the head. Il Is undoubtedly another case
Of murder.
last Sunday forenoon the body OF fish
.rr3an, badly TnutiIatsc, was found feat
Ing on the sands opposite this city. A.
present the remains are unidentified
TIE frs seen from here last evening was
not the North Shore cannery, as supposed,
but was Cocks fishing station. The Ere
was OF lneenalarg origin. as the station
has not been occupied since last season.
The Ere destroyed the mess house. 1sh
house ana large part OF the net racks.
E!SnoFe's csnrery. Ia the lower end OF
town. TnFnencef operations today. can
Ming his trap nsh. Everything Is quiet.
as tbs men fear the militia wfif be ordered
out. Old-t5fre fishermen scout the idea OF
airy nonsyed man being foolish enough 20
advance 8shsrmen money 20 can this sea-
sons catch
TIE Columbia River Packers Assoc.a-
tion adjourned THIS evening. after an all
days session. The result of the meeting
settles al hope of any general fishing on
the lower Columbia this season. One OF
the largest local packers was approached
al the close % the meeting. bat stated that
he had no inforaa8 tson to give out. other
than that tbs meeting had thoroughly
csnvsssed TIE whole situation. and IL was
finally Decided that not more than cents
usainder az fhe season. We are row en-
fireiy satisfied" sad he, that the men
VIII NOT go Out for ihis price. hu; we can
rot help 10. ard we have beea able 90 80
adjust The differences heretofore existing
IN eur relations with each other that all
are now resigned 20 the situation" On be
inR asked - the meeting was harmonious
ne SAID Il was entirely so. When asked ~
The ruraar vas true that thu Gamers had
ohiiEats8 themselves 20 keep their can
nsFi~s not now n operation closed for the
season. Re answered. Not az all Any
Gamer = az perfect liberty 20 put up any
nah which may be brought him AZ The
agreed price sna presume one or two %
Ger loser cannerfes vii yet he ahle "a OBJ
| tan q fair quantity % trap an6 seine nsA.
! There i nothing iu our aKr~emsnt 20 pro
| hihif packing al the nss than can thus Be
| obtaiaeA.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
SWARMS OF TRAMPS
Worry the Trainmea On the
Northern Pacific Railroad
4 ssAkEMAH SHOOTS ONE MAN
Th1ss Nors Bedies % Yfshernen Isks1
Yrsm shs Lower CoiuEb1s-Ons
Probably Mzrdsre6.

Tacoma. yan< ss--scsr1sL-Fr we@x
past "a array 81 frsvDs Esz fnssssse Us
ffre e tfs< &svsHarn Fsc4@e 5srse@s 7 n
eo<nz ard EsssexRbzrx Sof ssaee TIE 1sys
O. re Ccxsyzz4a szTs Ezsy cse1 - fES.Dss-
sen< rsoz11ek0rs ana brzk<rnsS nSss
bsen eouSssseg 70 Fssorz . rsearnns =
keep sror1 b.e4ng b@&ts7 ~ tr2zSs AID
bTzkea4azs Fs4ers. wao s1e1ss1, II s2sSs
os tie ysgstzxses ef s~nHs0y@ss 81 5sstsng
saesr xzg szsx eseyy 1.Sez- Lz&f nsxar
fkse fast osesS2nS fgs.- leaving asrs ~
Is1ss IA charge q Conszsetor Mixer stored
several sEHses 20 gzs CT fFozn fifteen 20
thirty trar2s-
A. EaSson. ssnzH ssztio- tbs ss1s o.
rse-Egan. = rTszn from TscczaA VIC Vas
teztisg MS say 90 tr21z ~zs s1ot ard
severely wozrs9@1 IN sh@ tsszh ~ Egaks-
razn Tzylor. TIE sr5zre1 vsaE Is Ssg1ro
gossr1Son. lie hzs > brofker hsrs- szaSloy 80
f. a fo1af nr4sssry establishment. 1olc-
son was trying 10 beard q fFzlS 81 E&ston
after being ssat or twice. Brakeman lay
isy sEot CITY II t1s air 20 scare johnson
ara otEer4 fr0m the trsia, ssf tssn afsS
lrto the gYeSs.6- 4 bullet struck sDnAs9a
III the sh1gh. axsd he fe8 % ne gro1zi2-
TIE wounded Knaa vas taken = LsieAs-
bsrg today for trsztraeot-
soon after IA Arrival 81 Eiisnsossrr To-
Day JokEsou TAD 3 eoEnp&issoa swear est =
warrant Tor Tayi9Frs arrest, charging hssn
VII assault - kEL The wzrraEt Vac
rEaced Ia the sisassz banes % serse. oi2t
Taylor Jeff f1xE sEs1 caught q Sest~oc2aAc
tfzzn At TSssyp ffsss afternoon Before tSs
train isff EzsssxigSrg ~ - Iris afternoon
crows Of Hffg 1sasnps gatberea st re
depot uIgh tire ascws1 purpose o. lyEeh-
irg The brzksrn&s ~ they eazsns him
They were kept away by armed employees
Several times during the trip 80 Elisrs-
burg last night C01a9ctor Mixer AID his
bTaksasaH ssre compelled 20 threaten 70
shoot 70 keep fF1zs bsfag assaulted "
frau1pz- At Palmer tho rgffiaEs assaulted
TayEss w5th storsz- One threw 4 Big
stone Al his head. missing !; ~ an ilca-
1T every stoEplcg place twenty or more
tramDs were driven from the train AZ the
piAfofs po8at. Finally the tEaia was
sfogge1 tN1ae Ia the woods between Gle
El0m ard Eiiensburg ard twenty driven
"a q body 20 he rear OF the train a
dozar or more succeeded IN reaching
EIIsngb1Tg after all
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The Monn, vernon school Election

Mount Vernon. Jn-s s--sp~ciai-Yester-
day en- election vas he'f n thls city for Tire
election % ere school s,rector ans clerk.
There were two tickets 81 TIE deid ore
composed Of the old ofrciais y u Tlppla-
cote for director ard l. KsssinEer fer
clerk anf The other. called the popular
ticket. was composed 81 7 Gtiksv FOR A.
MF Lfpplncott is the Republican county
clerk while Mr.. Cnksy Is r. populisf ana
- supposed 20 - a. ardent A y A. n
consequence ~ Which Re neilsa nearly the
fuit strength % the popul'st and A A
factions Considerable Interest developed
eertnE tos day sss sonse earsess work was
aane The heavy vote - ~ was pnlfeN
with ths result fhaf tHe Per a3ist ana
= a candidate. Mr. Glisev. wRs elected
nv Has torfsy ~ s. ari Mr. Kesslneer was
elected ever Miss necatsr ~ a majority
~ "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

Per, ArEeiss. lure 2 T-He election ef a
r+hoal Ssectar aaa etsrk ir Isis city VS.
fsr8sy proves a spirited contest. Tor The
Fvsalt nsant u1oFp thsa THE election ~ rev
officers Pref - A TETssT. zaparsutens-
est - IRE c3ty sraasals secuTeE q Ger tract
frema TIRE present beard - directors en-
pies ms hias fcF frFn OF taree wears TIE
professor - rot panciag Hffh q large nnrs-
Nev ~ the Patrons - tns schools ans q
was tsferfainee that ~ e1ors SHOULD -
r3NfH tn eh6ek A Director who uuuH3 vnse
- SCI ass+s fNs th~ee-raar eo1srart- The
total vote PEELED Yesterday wes I'll MhlrA
was -sucn tarrer tasn thaf - fsst vea~
an4 George Eh8fNrs. the asti-1> |auv ast.-
safe. received a majority 90 - Fo,}ew-
irR s. thA result - ths Ballot ror sf~~~-
sor A D. Cox ~ George RaFrors ~
far clerk. " ~ S~vshe feF Ms A. 4
genk3ns Ell. w a Ns-Nass ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

Chicago June s.-The various stats a.
cations 20 th> rational Democratic cen-
NsHiioa are already selecting their quq--
ters. ne Nes foTk delegation WI Lodge
a. TIRE Palmer house The heasrr~sl-,-'ss.
wsll he IN Parior p, TIE national -f-yr,s.-
tee viii alss have ROOMS provided e.
them AZ the Ps}uFer. Tanlnlzrw ven -
located a. tss Auditorium II VIII havs as
eenpsElefs fAs delegaflons from MIEsts-
Sips. Kentucky. MARYLAND ara So
Carolina. over fn tire annex TIE No.,
virginia WAshinzton. Missouri and Rhsss~
Ic1an3 represent lives wiz haga farfh 4
uGn1her % Eastern Newspapers corrA2re-r-
beats vii also he located ~ thss 49,
tgfu Snnex TIE Gre-s Norffa-. 80
house gsfre ss-st4f&ses % tha Nwa yer.s
am fttaa'tt} Etst p8rers TIE rnpau 49,
s1eaf fsr Kansas AaNe eaEaze8 fasrss-
aFn roUsnS ~ he Leland A stMrs-as :.
f9f roaisss - enUscle3 aftasn . favv -
9@.ag g the faes taat - EnMnv 81 "a
Et&t9 cete cations have &atRyaa sfa 49,.
tfog % tAelr hsa3auAF ssrx.
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Ufe spekesrnen soy 5ssre VIII Be NJ
fsyrzo1sss0nn 60 silver.

HI eDokeax1en sef sSfe "Ht -" -
Concessions 90 silver.
81 I<yzxls. ya1e s--Ez @sosgfs ssfflsf q
Tnoupsor, Esaarsaaes FRO tsga q sss DC
Ksssleg f<sees. xes aaxss totzYs ~HnGt
Mi ls Meglsssy's gsatfoTa o. ia fEzf1-
ea&i Question:,
sTt vii ks for tbs sangse gost ssaESArc
rufe ens ssnppssy he gromptig SIS ssSesa.
aar4 20 fN ex2stfEz.~ Re esyfgsz1tse1. 4
wfil sda fhss fhe 114seis5 piaffersa q
Ii g.nssy bas alzeys b&en ne aDslsEsezss
CT what r. knoNr as y - s-lysFsAssas sfse
Il vii he fsfcuahovt ms e2rss@fga.
Cyrus Lesasa. Of Kaazsz. who j. fnfsss-
tag - fweiftfr year as rsrfoaaI cozna5fs-
sesrnar. al sees&xs "EcKtF3eg = for
sesns money, god. y you pss2ae, sEsS
svbAtsr@r sIIver - nsese5- he is as rFurh
ergosed 20 fhiz 70 70 hxrssy a. re = .
frfe trade
Then thrrs win Be 70 concessions Fnaas
20 tts silver rnsn from the West-~i1aoois.
Teller AMI Carter
fsgo8s whatever. These fellows wsl take
sskat re give them ard n they fgr't Ike
e hey ean bot II fsei. I expect - se>
some Of them bolt. We car easily Do
without them. sir New YORK. aD4 Asw
Jersey. ard we've got g esnen % these
ssa;ea sns coansctsest too"
Richard G. Kersns Of = ssoer.. refErsst
today from canton. where hs Wa SUM-
rssoaea BY wire ~ Ma zSeKinieYs lie w1s
aecofnrsa rsed on hts Writ by sx Congress
man Nathan Frank. ~ 20 the ogsest ~
tss vEslt. AY KsrsEs said e wac 20 talk
over the sltatf They atso taF<sS aisoss;
this monsy plank % the platform. ~ EsaHt
half Dozen money Dlanks have bsen seat
to MAJ Mckinley from aiasrer. parts ~
this country. II examined them al said
Nr. Kersrs. ard fhers vas scarcely
pins point OF 6iffereacs r. their aeelara-
Fen All ugre for sound Taeney. MAJ He-
kinisy - = sound money man. re viii bS
nominated as zach co the fret ballot
Thers viii be no hausbag Of "a iBformal
ballot. az acnss Of tGe ans,-MeE kinney pno-
pie are talking BY sound n1o1ey rnsan
fhAf shs EeDpbsicaa party viii maintain
ths sans parity beswsan gold sra silver
that IL always 6zf a her IN f,f.szsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

tacoma lure 2-Aimtnss.rato~s g-ox-.
sd v aANce. Of the estate OF TIE h..
raul Schulxe. today reported % re a.
ketaof eeGFt TIE result % the sale on
june q the stock cert sea -. - -.
TIE deceased Most o. the sock re- -
a mere souE- The sales frrls,ss-s- re-
shsFes Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Faxfsr1
falSsy. N.Ss: : share North Aro&~ses :,
company, = cents: claim OF e. Ga n
eEAinsS Decker. How@ll & co - ~sw
Aora- Tor ths balance of account g 81,
~ ssi shares Bahy Silver afsa.asr Cornaar,v
:. e~ots. lis ssarss Tacoma RasisTzy ana
AoioF Stock. - hs total proceeds Of
tHe sale were IS s.
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BeIlinzfau Rav Ner..

Whatcorn. June s-Spscfal--The city
council cirectsf the mayor and clerk las.
night 20 slgn a lease for the Old Colony
wharf. Ee3eazinz tire Fsirhsven Land Com
parry. owner, from any liability 10 case OF
accident. the wharf having been reported
by the attorney for tie company 20 be IN
safe. Il furnishes ths only means Of ac-
cess by team 20 the Great S0rthern depot
TIE county treasurer r. preparing 10 Is
SIZE call for about 80 90 Of county war
rants, most q which are said n 5e held
in the county.
The Fourth % July soliciting committee
has secured subscriptions OF about s719 20
the celebration fund. AMI arrangeneats
are nov beng made for i;s patriotic ex-
pen6sfbrs.
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salary Ordinance Nav =. vetoed.

Tacoma, June s.-Specsai-Mayor Paw
cetf does not approve Of the salary ordi-
nance passed Saturday night by n. coun-
Gil, reducing the pay OF city employees in
al departments. That section providing
mat laoererk shall receive 81 30 per day is
particularly Objectionable TO tho mayer.
The latter has talked with councilnen To-
day. 20 az 70 have the ordinance amended
lie all probably veto II If not changed In
this and other respects. The ordinance
was passed In response 20 the urgent de-
mand for economy in city aYairs
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The E.aunination Of Hornlclae John.en.

EIleasburg. June a.-Special---The exam
nation Of Thomas Johnson was continued
today. All the states Witnesses were sx-
ahmed and the prosecution rested. The
defense then asked 20 have the defendant
admitted 20 bail ard waive further exam
nation The prosecution objected. ard the
Justice denied tina application The defense
then began examination Of lfS witnesses.
and was not through when adjournment
was taken I'll morning The defense -
not working for the discharge Of Johnson.
as thu killing OF Donohue IS admitted. bot
they desire 70 have him admitted 70 bail.
and the fight IS going on along this line.
The examination viii be concluded tomcr-
row
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The New Revenue I.nncb...

Port Townsend. June Especial. The
las, % the syo revenue launches has been
tested. and ascsrtainef 20 have come NJ
20 the requirements The Httls launches
attained an average speed OF fourteen
knots an hour. The launch was tested yes
tsrday BY Capt Tcz.er. and Chief En-
gineer Doyle. ard their reports telegraph
"a 20 Washington City. The builder. J.
7. Hererman, was highly compnmsntsd
By the government officers for TIRE way in
which he has built the two launches
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Tacoma. June ss-~The monitor Monterey
win remain II port about two months. IN
aergosug extensive repairs 10 her boilers
and ccnoensers The four boilers VIII be
entirely re-tubed- They are OF the Ward
coll pattern ard require 81 tubes each.
which viii occupy nearly three weeks for
placing. Two Of them have been finished,
one VIII De eompistef tomorrow, and the
fourth will be commenced on al once
Lssut IIepsr has been Transferred 10
shore duty. and left today for PhiIaeel-
phia 10 spsnd three months leave OF
absence and take an examination for pro-
motion.
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Andrew r. Burlssgh. Chairman OF The
state delegation % the 81. Louis CONVEX
ton. Gov. McGraw. II c. Henry. George
II. Emerson. OF HoqGia-n. and r. G.
Wa<hburns. left for S. Louis last night
BY the Northern Pacific ia Dir. BarleiGA' $
private car.
The Posi- rntelligencer win be represent
ed al the convention BY Horace Mcclure.
who also left last night.
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Al ELEGANT TOILET luxuEY.

was co-vs~.es - TIRE E1rerscr co--- q A
Information czarxs1x Efn with re crime
az ta-rsry ey ezoszzserss-s J11x-e-t %
reversed ~ M err~.rre co1r- because -
sEasa-.sezsr. sEseenee.
lanes Fares. Respondent. "a James p
6,iezsez. appellant. from E1rgs Dismissed
X p Larsen. resco1tszf. vs~ Eug.ne
Frx1cs. appellant from Cae,zzss. re-
ws~zA<
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snohomish. June s.-Spec.aL-At the
school election here yesterday lizzie inter
est vas taken. Two tickets we're Er the
fed. with change OF but one name. The
Citizens ticket was: a ". Fratsr. w p.
Bell and .. yestal. The Peoples ticket
placed Dir. j. G. Oconner "a place OF Ar.
Bell a small number Of The ladies' Of the
city took an active part by canvassing and
s,scficnsering. A. ". Frater was elected
for three years. w. r. Bell for two years,
and s. yextzI for one year.
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THE ALASKA DELEGATES.
To the National Democratic Convcn-
ton Mt Chicago.

Tn. Democratic territorial convention
for the purpose OF electsng six delegates "a
the national convention at Chicago was
held 81 juneau. June L The following were
elected as delegates:
Louis l. Williams. Charles ID. Rogers.
Richard F. Lewis. James Carroll. r. ID.
CrittenSen, George r. Tingie. Aiternates:
A j. Daily. Kari Koehier. John Tr1Inbull.
c. A. Hart. ID. r. Murphy, L. Biameuthal.
The following resolution vas adopted:
Resolved. That the Delegation from
Alaska TO the Democratic national coaven-
ton 10 be held ~ Chicago on the 7th day
OF July, 1855. be. and they are hereby In
structed 70 vote as a unit IN accordance
with the will OF TIE ma forfsy on ali Qaez-
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Ia Cre~se WIS. June s-Tossvss ~..-
son q TIE Norwegian Lutheran xyrss a.
cussSd RE question 81 psrusaaeut fa,u-
ton g ne iheohoS5es2 seminary TIE o.
FER from AIher, LA aez.1ersv ~r--a.-s..s--
vas resecssd hy a Mres fzaaIo-4,v -
se0si1aers seemed 70 be IL favor ~ tr.-s.-
TX tAs seminary nes< Or IN some are
csSv
A 3sclssa- was reached 70 taxa .,a =
saoscEsRiioE 90 81 aoe 70 ray re sezF ~
shc Eacsac Lcthsrsn university =. Ia
seusS- saa2s fEun SAas 70 $50 werx sab
scE4sr41
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OsyHses Taae s--Sg~-sa1 Tn re 80
ezesse eoerz tha case ~ fesevn Fyavwa.ss
appellant. ~ r = McNs1fn. sesaa-ssasy.
fge-a King eoantv. was rssnar ses wstn g=-
sfruetans - ester = 8ees@a fer decreased
rate 81 interest aa3 sitoFHey's Zee as
e3asassa
sac. r~snsA feaf w& HaAn Covert a..
esH&at. FROM rNeres. veessrses Aur.~sfsr
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Anacort.- News.

Anscortes. June s.-spec'al-E Ka.ch
was electe. director and Miss Josie Trol-
son clerk n the school election held veg
tefday.
~ the Populist primaries IN this city
only twenty-one votes were east There
were seven delegates 20 be elected 20 the
county convention. and fifteen candidates
were In the field to be baiioied Cor.
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Steamer Al-KI In.

Steamer Ai-ki arrived from Alaska ia..
right az Tnsd1ght with the following rs,
OF passengers: Judge A. x DELANEY =
X Church. Frank Anderson. G T We
ricke. G, r. Wood. A. EraFner. 8. Mrnn~-
aBrs. Bjanch Msss;e ana roir st@~rs-s
she expects 70 sal for Alaska THIS eves-
tnx.
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cievclane lura s-sf A M, -.
this aftesneNn n hs nrtsase A. - :.
louis accompanied - se-.st-r sssfs~,s
FTecfor. Atner M,sg~trx. cf= rssi,[,r -.
iaesson. cousin ef-sz-Gcv. MeSf-.1sv 49,
several cfssrs
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Are You Going to the National Demo-
cratic Gouyeuffons

The Northern Pacific viii sell tickets ~
round trip rate OF S7L5Q for that occasion.
Two trains daily 20 tire East, and every
comfort afforded delegates ard others go
ing For tickets and all particulars call
at Northern Pacific city ticket Office. Yes
Ter way ard First avenue, Seattle.
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nostoa. 1nre s-Ri-h sz,,sen. F7eere a
r4avotey. snanafag ;crers ~ h.sssF ens
esssldFVas gasfAenta ARva rsste sae 49,
sssnnisnf 20 Oliver fsasrsl ~ yeraNa fts.r
r<a 4 90 and Whisafr Gyass-s. III thss
esty. Liabilities aF~ saeat s%.sss. ss~st.
aok oeSainzStc.
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Jefferson County at CHICAGO coux.n,,or,

Port Townsend. June Special -Jesrsr-
son county viii be represented IN the CAT
cAgo convention by two delegates Del
Ciary Smith sn alternate and w. A.
PfiTer Rave secured q proxy. and win
leave fer the Eass IN two or three weak.