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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-17
Ruoklen,p Ar,pca salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblaine.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
lion. or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale Dy Blakeley and
Houghton. druegists.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-17
(aslaIiia
For Infants and Children.


Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomes F1atulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Feyerishness.
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural. Castoria contains nc
Morphine or other narcotic property.
"Castoria is SO well adapted to children chat
I recommend 1t as superior to any prescription
Known to me- II. A. ARoHER. N. D.,
IN South Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
For seyeras years lsve reconmendedy your
as it has invariably produced beneficial results.
EDWIN f. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
125th Street and 9TH Ave-, New York City.
'The use of 'Castoria' is SO universal and
its merits so well known that it seems q work of
supererogation to endorse it. Few are the in
uelligent families who do not keep CaStoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYN, D. D.,
New York City.
THz CEsrAuE coxRAsx, II Murray Street, N. 7.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
worls,r an. w.rt~r.on Boora-

Fnslasapafss. AK. s.-K.x- MAJ % @usa
2 Fyoeksrss has ssan tnss 2SsTtos2s8y N1fS-
snE fs1a hasorn Tor Henry WAtteTSaH ass.
asgs fh4f - n4s received . great @eaA 6.
- saaasea cement lie says thai tne fa@ts-
rrssut far thlr3 ticket was started . rs
g,oarle--I o9rnal three DAYS after 80 a
v As nominated rhaE tae ob5eet of t6s
movement r. 20 get votes ia taa NsaA
Nest In tbs oosverEs1a as claims t3iA-
wMfseesons lectures sz AA1c0tD. SIS
sr.srrhes 10 the Ini9n soldiers and rs
general course for KaAny years has Aesz4
sEch as 70 wla many votes from EFy asA-
Then agasn.~ a5as Ar. EopAGrs. lt :
row Only tws months BHki1 the eleefisza.
That ls 3 ahc~t tiEas IN waAeA 30 pF~s,s-Ee {
for fgnt, And as nc eans fA-sn tos .,
tscket vii necessarily he ozs lArzesy o
sentiment. & requires Dan VITA Ms :
personal rzaxnetasEa that sins ps0Eie .
AsEs X IS 20 D. . campaign % caGe@Nls&As
zaa ~ EH4SE dapena largely upo1 tAs
Ylsgssrszp parz % 1ght X for as- X has es@sa
demonstrated that thsre : 10 one II tisss
country better suited 20 wage . ns~SI'S3S.
agAt for principle chan Mr.. Watiers~za-
think ne Vii &c the ssroageSt nl@n IN u"
states where we expect - do good SS@A
the convention can select
'-Iffsoss vii probably not take tne Isaa
In presenting ms name for tae reason sf@A
vve should prefer MS own state 20 90 tasis-
T do nos even know our state wia give nzEa
Us entire vote. although think there Z
nttse doubt that our state convention
wroutd save instructed for hlEn n ulo1aoA
ar resolution 10 that effect had hesa Of
sorea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
THE SULTAN TREMBLEs
AT the second warming Note sent
Him by the Powers.

London. Aug. "a dispatch to fhA
Times from Constantsnopie says taaf tAs
Joint note os the ambassadors OF the pow
ers, asking the Sublime porte 20 suppress
the disorders ia constautioopla without
delay, failing to have the desired ssYeet
ghe powers dispatched = joint telegram
warning tire sultan that he ersdanxers the
Turkish empire by suffering eis@ conIina-
ance of anarchy by tins eonn.vxnce OF the
imperial troops AMI the police. II Is said
that the sultan tfembitd whaL he received
this warning telegram.
Neither tfle members of he eirlsmai8e
Circles nor rational observers doubt tnaE
An armed mob of Turks had been prssa-
oasly organized FOR possible riots. IL waa
noticed taaf less than tEo hours after
the insane attack on the Ottoman hank
By the Armenians. the moo iaat ailed tae
streets a. GalatA overApfead the whole
city. and Turks ia parties from 10 70 20
strong. apparently well organized and Act
ing IN cuacert, crossed tn lighters from
SiamS0ul.
Loudon. Aug. AIN commenting upon
the rapl6lty Hfah Ehirn tns MOB over
spread Constan;la1g5s after the attack
upon the Ottoman Bank. the Constantine
pie corres sponaeat of the Il neon Times
says that the nlscnief e0nid not have
been done without nrFarzaslan and WITH
out the eoanfganes OK ths authorities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
Arkansas Cold Democrats.

rt.sie Raek. Ark. Aug "a mass con-
ventlon OF gold standard Democrats all
met here tomorrow for the purpose q
selecting delegates 10 TIE national conveu-
ton az Ind ana uoiis TussicasI sIons are that
the meeting wiN not bA very largely al
tended buf wEil be composed % rspressH-
tafiye business men frasn the best towns
iu the state. 4 few cssfefses have hei5
mass conventions and VIII be represented
bT regularly accredited delegates. while
other towns and counties wll1 - represent
20 nv volunteers. Col. G. = Moore. a prom
inent attorney Of This city. and Car
SioweFR a banker 81 IorTIiit0wn. all
probably 80 % Indianapolis from TIE
state AZ sarge Col. Moore Is a lifelong
Democrat. ard zfa support The state tick
e., bar oppose the Chicago platform, ard
w.is tavsr a third ticket Il Is probable
that Arkansas Riil ha represented a. In
eianapaiIs hy flglI delegation. The con-
venglan tomorrow wi1i also very probably
take steus boxing 20 the establishment %
a state organization of the 1ew DsInocrat-
aa ss4FfW.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
The National Committee.

Indianapolis Aug. a. --SafionAi commit
rs-e1nan krauthosr, of isilS-oaIe So
night that me Missouri eelTEataon Nlh no
urge Col Brondhesd Tor pTssseeFatr fTaaas.as
tscsusa tha latter does not desire IL NF.
Kr4ushosT faxors Ben 7. Csssis Tor f'esisAs-
nsnt chairman Of the fAtk0sTsl committee.
Mr.. KraafhofT has been here AZ head
.rfsnrtars for three days He SAYS there
nili b. a meeting of the uew national com
rnirtee Fra8zy after fs1e convention. n nsn
a Fun membership Is expected % De pres
ert ard this viii probably be the only
rnaptErE os ne eornn1ttes during the cam
pzign.
1t wfH be frapractcahle for fhe whole
committee 30 meet sgafn-" said Re. AS
forty states are represented ard the dis
tances are great The probable result %
the committee VIII be the seiecsinn % an
execrsfive committee Of aftesn from the
central and more accessible states. t1to
whose fssTssiz the entire eznzrsign giil -
placed Ta@s executive committee can
shen nanaa a permanent chairman or can
defer lf for a time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
N-w York Gold Democrats.

Syracuse. y y Aux 81 The state gold
standard Uemocra tie convention Eiu meet
iu tals c3tY touorrow 20 elect delegates 10
the IDdiararoI convention. ard prest3su-
tszI electors = is expected taat ex-sfov.
Flower. Eaward ~ Shepard. AbTsm :
Haw3tr and eEther George - asSee of Corn
ing Franklin IT, Locke. 90 BuraIo. CT
Jonn - M1En4ra of Bggalo. N3U De chosen
as 8eseg afes-sE-larEe Tee n3atform 70 be
4doUtsd IS iE thouEaf. wsI declare for
god Eueuosueta}s5srn AZ iessg ths; 3 the
TAX anoag use leaders tonight some oF
ass Delegates are opposed 20 tc.s ard
want iZ 10 declare ger 8 gold ss8ndar.
and declare silver TO ee gsss544zEy Tnaney.
WhfeheVer platform Is a+g9-ea lE Is pre-
3 sgmed thst ls Hin conrz.n plsux fAgarug
tae income tsx. as Ehere Is asr9aS sse.-
~ 20 IaEeE - g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
Result Of the Armenian Raid
At Constsntinople.
TWO AMERICANS WE'RE KILLED
While the Members Of the British
Embassy Looked On.
The Brfsfsh Charge a'Aasfres n.
Made Special Representation. 80
the Turkish Minister en thf. suts-
3ees--t Iassn. for Damages TO Brit
fsh Property. il ~

6-crsfArt4norae Aug zs-Rsc.fnw wss r~-
newe-i IN sse GalafA quarter ce this sFv
SzssSrGAy. a shara sgssS1la4e took rdar~
sse.ween s1ae troops And ~ Armenian rsct-
eTs. IL fzEse3 ssfsg 4 few sn}autes haw-
ever. ard stArsresie % sl1e rsvelssrssotsts
followed TSas araaazsasers % tae fsresse
powers hsN4 a cgnf%rsnce and ssns a
strong soanv Rngseal asking the ssitan -
suppress te sf4Eofvsers wstAosls aasay. NJ
repIy has ben received from tsse xtnatgns
s~ortc as Yss.
Conxt xt2ntInonis. Aug sa-,Tns; osfare tha
departure - the leaders ~ tae invas'a-
OF the Ottoman bank on sir E*Ka~ VIZ
cents vachs after ;hnr rad nHgnfsstfH
with the Turkish Officials ard surrenterps
upon condition that they ~hosid ~ alloa-
81 20 leave 'he country, they Announced
20 the aFagouaAns % tho diTerent enbas-
sizes tha; thew iateua % confinu~ the a.
iation uuiil re right ~ the Arvnsaisn&
should ~ recognized ~ ne rspresenfs-
t'wes ~ the foreign powers Members -
TIRE different embassies have received ar
other circular letter from the Armenian
revolutionary COMMITTEES. making n simA-
lar ann0gncemeuf
r, VII ~ remembered ,hat several sags
hef0re the raid upon the Ottoman bank
threatening letters az similar character
were received hg the representatives -
ttoned IN g1uatanfinopse paid no attention
20 these warnings. Already several clasfns
for damages % property have been receiF-
ed AZ the British egrha<sv. The property
DESTROYED being owned by British suhleeia
As an Indication OF she numh~r of per-
sons who persisted IN the recent riots. 4
is stated shaf seven hundred dad bodies
were buried IN the Chickia cemetery alone
The British charge dsaaires. Michael
Herbert. has made special representations
TO Tewfik paSha. Turkish minister % for
eign affairs. concerning the cass OF tao
Americans who were brutaliy killed just
in front OF the Euarahopae. and before the
eyes Of the members of thu British em-
bxazV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
THE NEW OIL FIELDS.
They Give the standard OH COM
pMny an Enormous ~HppIs.

FsFresrraff Aug 38-Iu ffe new oil feldz
3f Tennessee ard Northern ksn,Gcky ths
starHar8 o. Company during enc past
geek ccnnpgetea tEo large storage tanAs
81 the obev river. fhirsg-ffv@ niles west
= gsghT rsaS station. On che 2geen 4
Crescent raIireaf Vi1ien 1iii hoa nssrlT
81 sd barrels O3 Nnes ara tat3 - Neias
attain = few n1ilea o. the san&a, whtes m
st sse the Bobs fsar geE. which opened -
rae Ge4a rs making a9w % a barrel q
Minute u esI worth b s. Der barrel TIE
ather zefs are fhs EacT. s2e Roclno1se-
Bailss Aza.s and store's So. ard No. 2
The eeEf haz tts c~ufer ~ tn@ JIDetis3n q
nErker1ou ard sfverton essas1es. ans RIBS
arrnsv tFa Eenta-kv Iine into v Tre cf'sla-
~. Esrtzsekv. ard sGioansrg c1alntaeH
TIE S-anrzzrf1 CsE COMPANY. 01er8t =
ssesEer sha naTuez q fse Fo-est Oh Com
ranv ara fas Souta fssasfl Faiasa ot
<sarr-ssstv. ieaset f.s5 acres - land arSa
aave - e. fa fee. T. Eas surveyed ra9-
Fra from ths aetF 20 sse Wee FtrEta q
IEnas. Tae ClSahyz aa8 the Heury esi
Csana-zov. - CheaE1 are largely tsfsT~
esss.i. ns.h otasr grouFneas OF nen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
HOW rgRu SETTLES 1T.


Lima. Pera. VA Galveston. Tex. Avg
S-fae latest reports Fror1 G.3le ara %
tae eject tAas tss reE3strars aE1 e2ecsasa
esHciAas Rave resayvca - astensl ard tase
rart "a the meeI1ns of congress. eal2ssl
&ar fotE9Tra&, For IAe purpose 1f deter
u5niEE Nhe has hean esaeted presfaent.
7 here = considerable snxsesy as % gae
resalt.
TIE election recently he5& IN chile waS
enc OF the stur-atast ever heA3 ia a cGan-
try notesf far starrny electors SsaoT ET-
raxurs, Ehe editor eE Gre e tie leading
newspapers % Chsle. was me csnAaaase
for tne Conservatives Senar ErrazarI
has bcTa a member os severza ghL,esa
cabinets ard ae - regarded as 8na * the
most brilliant % tae political aeaders %
South AFusrSca- TIE eaaas5afe FOR the
opposition was senior Reyes. II vas sal
Reyes expended more ta&n stasea IN his
campaign.
Senor Reyes on ths other hand an
neglnced that he w9uIA me- spend ere cent.
Before the election Reyes issued an ad-
dress 20 the electors "a wnich he said
that what Re had aunsssed be Shonld save
for his children. RE sad that ne Waz un~
a3fsFably opposed 20 wasting money 20
satisfy tbs peronal vanity involved n a
desire 20 become president. He announced
that he oasectsd 20 the use % large SUMS
OF money Ia the political campaign h~-
cause 4 the practice continues only
wealthy men could hope 20 obtain the
higher Offices
The election was very close and the re-
suits w1ll probably depend gpon the rs-
turns received and IN. members elected
from some ~ the most remote provinces
81 Gale. The Chiisan congress decided
20 definitely determine Who Eas elected
president at a meeting 20 be hesd Sandar.
August -
ON accoant of the closenass of The v3fe
e - feared shat revolution may h@ at
tempted 70 matter which candidate Is
triumphant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

money E9arkez under tne influence of ex-
ports OF g0ad 20 Amersas. together with
troubles 81 Brazil. Zanzibar and Con-
stsntino7se. al combined 10 make stock
exchange operators exceedingly dis2rIst-
full All markets weakened except Amer1-
cans A more hopeful view has been
taken o. tas prosn@cfs for business IN
America since Mckinley sstleciaratfcn for
the gaad standard. The market has risen
steadily al the wreek. and viii likely con
fluus TO advance should the view prove
correct that tha gold movement 10 Amer
Tea Is a natural one, following the eariy
produce shipments. IneFeases OF the
week we're a. follows. f-ascaro. afilwan-
kes a -. Paul. q Denver a Rio Grante
preferred. Ia: Reading arsts. ~. AtclaA-
son. Topeka s. Santa Re. L Northern Pa
elBc. /: Lake Shore. declined I.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
Ia yi.ls. Grant. Tomb.

New York. Aaz D-E& HunE Casng
saeas tessav ssaetIy a. ire Wal5arf. n
ana rrnrnsaz se reos8se3 nls ohS fr1eEzd.
CaA Forester. aa6 afterwarT4 = 3els<atso7
= gsotf street. r-erck znfs Fsd f'et~ rs-
s-ses-s - NEns. Tn TIE afternoon - fxgng
Carr visited Grant sens1. On wricss -
AZ q zves8th g noWers. Efassirg - re
day ~ wssfs % the hass@ - Cot. Ers1
eFrs.f. vrsaer@ - rad sea an1 rssr1asrsA6 FOR
an naszr-
Tz Hung cnsrE z'ili isazw@ fo'-rsn-rrg7r On
eaa Sizeszsez ssSzt F9atp1's fs- YES Ffstn+
20 zgf - as-esare rsseS by r1a rrerr -seFs
- ~ rerEnssn aEas the sffseerz = gss@ Ests1
=.4r~z Eesresssr r>svat E3ao are sttendifE hif1
ss--s7z rs s5Ay - ttts EozztnrT. Assist
arr Ee-~ss2rv - A6oo. - sse ns4g d.
-artaaesf. sd sss Arss sEststans 4sere-
far~ q safe w8l also 80 - F@ss 20
~ rT~~~ ssa~arr wi snsrerF f1@ Efftsf
sresaz -rfsstzwv Reassrzg. reegrra,nx % this
--sr r. fne eBsEzE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
TROUBLE EXPECTED TODAY.
II Being AnniversHry of the suifs "a .
Accession 10 the Throne.

Ieysdan. Aag 8i.--A dispatch - the patsy
News ~ora conHtantin0p'a gives g'es-
ssnaI gaterVlew attn Frank Barker, Hsso
was Ieft ln the place az Sir Fl 1ar'f Nln-
cent as = postage during fhe nsgo1iatio 3
f,etweea fha Armenian leaders IN TIE oifa-
ynan bank raid ard the Turkish offictals
Tha dlEpafch eayT;
NJ prank E4gke~ stated that th@ in-
vsflers foid hfrm theg infeaslea 20 sefxe taa
Credit fFaanaIse Office and expiqfe =
bomb ffsere n sas part ~ their psau
10 raid the Val Volta paiIe station -
tta came ffnaa Tho fs1Enha were - 8a
e1af8sed az tbs pniEee station eianal+
"a r,s~ptslv affh fhe attack grsgn re Cfesitt
r.s-auwsfee Tt. r1@n detailed for tire a.
fark on ffse Cfefif Igonnsise fsaa nothing
20 ~, rlfh fhe killing - Armsnsans The
rroare consisted entirely of fhe fsHfsf
oissss4 u couetansion1Ie ard i's sslbuT
.f,e Knrrfa ard s3e FsFn vito work aIon z
ths whsrvas - 90 city
II g. raw essfinsa seff that ower 60 rser-
S4ua were kf8e3 Stamford hs@ been ec*-
srsa wffh revolutionary paaesrHa. @vfs@nt-
~ rosfsa ~ tHe yo8aR Turkey rsf7v.
Serious fra3hte iz szg@csed om Ae91da y
tae anniversary - th~ alatan's aec@ss1os.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
For Vice Prrssslrnt.

GnsLsnaaeaas. aug. S-H zAz Ett3s zcs-
sa has eeea gong the rounds today re-
Ea~s8rw Eae wee residential gg-nira ton
ia sne-. - X ~a-ur ky a. 4 sare 20 get
Ter. aHE ln case 81 Was.ers9a sh5zl1 net ee
-lcseu s7e laa hes4 ~ fae kst. lt -
srse-s COS tl1zt a. cGoEt Wi4 oe rnaGa
90 caEe = &nr fhe rsHa.a< mate ~ re
a118tner Ho attrr vaetEer he sa0as4 -
ce1aer froaa tha East or West Az fafx
81 tt~ p-ssest tlus regarding csrefl hates
ara sg[ssse pa a-9Ir - enc feg rsen
he-- sn1 raesa desire me, To as rlaz
-n tAe atte - tsE er making a
slate before tne arrival af trs 5eggssaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

resrz~v hsf~~a~ aaH t g SrzesF -
eS3s~1 saas ~azarsg El4MerE. q k-eassass'a-
wsS - ner.snnzEs eazstxszssa rt SHe
Eezszae Ia zas r-esss a. rsT nas 80
60 her EAaA asxare = ares@1aSa-n = =
gEsvxsznrs g< sns xss1 aosaz Tse elSEszs5s
- ne to fsaEf.Z EotSs# are sezte~
wzta hzzus zG All t&8 -rz911z q
IA = Asts@e = vraS-zS@ty 5rSn3st. s1z< re-
sesrs sfzss 80 xsrk - ssessxztta7 hss Ha+
4s-gseesszes THs Eee0r& sseaa - tEe tfs
hgss8e cazsss * q nEufzsaa1 q A1sfaee =
Hags h1rZ FROM re kN2sr9z - ever - =
groszr4 ns v3-Taw tu-stzx 0A Fnrsrszs
cS t-3ewsMrss. TE3s-- S1ewessszy- ara =.
ts-1oa II Ezsx sFAzas Perm re zi1el3sas Q
eAS tTas&~x
e - Mstsn % rne nras9vv. . zsssS r2ses-
trE wGl - Ns11 On = essTaess1ax Tsgs-.
w-h ~ - s8AressA4 ~ Co. = =
Ess gws 3nS eshrr grGg@ zszet c-A1cFs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

Athens. Aug. sa---The scheme os reform
proposed hy the government % Crete and
sanrflone8 hv the sultan. in addition 10
concentrating the power Ia he hands %
a governor general. zho shall be a chris-
tar. the reorganization of the geFs3aTnes
fsv the European ofs3csais. ths iudepenG-
enee of the iasisdsTy OF Crete and eeo-
ronnlc autonomy. with fne payment OF =
tribute 10 The sultan. also proTides that
the Cratans shall be allowed 10 tax Turk
ism Imports for the purpose % providing
a fund which shah be applied 20 the COM
peusasloa OF the victims q she recsEt dls-
orders
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31
PAST TRAINS COMPETING.
To R~dne~ the Tfms From Chicago
60 Cincinnati One Hear.

r-'rcSrnzrs. Aug. 8.--Tsss CsrcSnrs- srf
fv~f~azo Eaaa hzv@ ez*sr@7 tnoo Rot con-
rssss1ssn On sfE1<. TIE Fslg FozT s'aTTs5
SIS eiTtzs-ss0sr trains sasSa way fosiay
gaxt zzaAz- -. P@nrsvfvaI12 aErpo1af -
sssags- ksrssr r-s4rs b~--eeu CfsscaKo and
(srcfrrsass al ahe sfsorssse sznps @Fer
r-sesgs fatwe~rs Chdoagg ard TsossisvTlis. lts
c-stezxo fsxnstess VII leave csursrrs-i > 2
q n. arsG T>01svflls AZ 80 g. NJ rsSsa4ais
CEEfczxo a >. III
Tf.e ftu~f1zszsf A. rs0<szvft3@ finfsgs 40
leave Csaar1wo az 70 a. ra.s aTrFing a. ssy.-
eennas9 az , TIA ara LoeFsy%aA@ a. 50
? -.
I've f~v<sn~s-g. Hamilton a Tayt0s sy1
xone~ srsnxysu~ss 4 ce-rssoentlrg csSs -
sver An k<n1r<s ssree 4n taaSr fsEs saT ~
-rsas between CsfsaZa a-a<4 Gsisssrxsa-z1s
IeAsfrx ear p1acs 81 aDo1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

lssnsen. Arg. 1aA srasea "a xhe
S'an&aEs fraI Feea says Il - a.
xernssss fF@~s NsTs-sz fAae tie nsassas =
ear aN4 EzsseFex ErAns~s .1esera, ani
t&@ sfsssSseer Nsss atlsa ~ zhe rec~at pa-
1tsess eaEsEess- aSve arrives a. 81
sErees2sssss w1sae ST. pessssaasy ssstse -
ArEaenaaa kFpaaaa ~ hrzt sssstzs-ssslsc *
ghe ex1ss.Hs IsarktsA fsnmtser
f'rsnce L<san9gy = Fwpas~sns 10 have sat.
We Rave - se - wsta oar eNa
ATHae1 ans We 5a1-s xzns to Aave sAesT
rEgreer Eae rNases
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wu.ea for nGs T~-simosy.

wnwa-er y T. AE ~fn Ragt ani
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- g-sFsn 4zaea a few sss waT- - fas
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-aanr eagrse4 fmn - frr%e - tea
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Brasirs Cabinet Resigns.

Ionaon, Ang. @-A dispatch TO the
T mes from Rio Janeiro says that on &C
count OF the autl-Ilsiian riots IN Br2z!i.
President Moraes has accepted the rsssz-
ratioag % Fr. Carlos ds carvsiho. " MS
ssr OF foreign affairs and Dr. y. q. FER
riers. minister ~ instice.
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f.~csI Rhoae.. DtmeaIsy.

london. Aug. "a dispateb 20 ne Tel
egraph from Buinwayo SAYS thst y is re-
p9rfss that q serious disssreeEneut has
occurred between Cssvfl Rhotses ana fsen-
Martha. the latter aengan5lng the urcon-
1ltlonsI SURRENDER of all q the Matafseiea-
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Credit Lyonnaise Attacked.

Tsonaon. Aug "a aisqase3l IN the Pose
from Csonssansin0ple says. Members ~
the ArTnerstzn revolutionary sScieiies thFeT
r-ssnb iB The premises of the CFesitt
f.ronsaalsa aad ths t0baseo syndicate on
safsl~z9av night. The amount OF damage
Il rssf rpuorse5
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tt-s q his asasa
Aa1 hS denise
aS wheigy WITH
Oil azrninE Tae
news e .Ae Ses "a
CT PTinee L1hsn-
or Y R9stgsrsky. ae-
ccr0lD@ 10 tie
dispatch. caused
great excitement
thru4Es bout Raz-
siz NlsTe Eas
personality az tae
minister Of for
e<n Affairs VAS
considered TO Dc
second only 10
the cxar hImse {.
: Prince L0baron-
ResssasEky mir
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r,o-ae- 6ne %--A dfsnasch 70 ~ss
-grner from Ashsgsa RAYS 11at sns settle
-rerss serseusaf ~ f1@ s11.ar ln ths rr&ss@r
-, ~esorugs - Crete vtrfnazy concsdss a.
"a. saa gxssans have Gezszxssst.
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Nysteroiusly Sudden Death of
Prince Lobanof Rostoysky.
fiE DIED WHILE TRAVELLING
In Company With the Crar and the
Imperial Suite.
There IL Great Excitement over the
Death OF Rusxss-s afui~ter of
FOREIGN Adsfr~-The sudden TAX
ing Oh Of sscn. saobeIen VIII Nat
ar2IIy BE Recalled

Iyon5o-. Aag IA atspatcA % the t.
egrzpa from Kl8T sas$ faAt Prsaee las-
aeAn0fT-R -RoSfovSsy, Russian minister OF for
e.Ea a1asrs. died suddenly while s~zvsl-
s1g from Vienna 70 that place. TIE prsnea
szs n he company or ire car a. tAe
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