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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-29

e1er~a BY "a. representative 81 "a. a.
sF1 Few@rs. ard the Porte wa~ car..
- % wtse3a sra. az lasenSfen ef sss>snr
Ssfss thing. Nevertheless, X xas -
%no~n 20 everyone that ashrs
ssFr aza BEEN >onssuaplased. ans -.
- sas increased anaRcssl dgFaeassttes
49, s@i s@aG % y set al sha sErlonat-
.s-s ssA aA2Hslsrs 81 Siam bod IN a saf
Sc t1EN have Siace eera sNasvxnx ther,-
sefes WITH asse<agss 20 devise sar,.
SRsshS ~ aesasng he Su~te out az ia
sA5 - a. % r~zlsees @ale ta4nnsasEon Il,
seNN Gnen re "Netsa rublioaa~ sass -.
~ without ayaA. Tae rnext. se4nits s.ssss.r,.
plis forward ~ re frrqssoA ssoss.sA..sse~s.
ess 70 9NrSslaee S8sgsela. SArvsa ard
NossseHesae 70 assume a share ssf the Tssr~
kisa aesss, IS rsayfssA BY he treats, a.
Berlin IARs - stiil aa.ser consideration.
het VIII sesNcVsy he executed Tho ssxna~
tory powers asve never wi axrss<s upan
sAc amount % 4ndsasedneSs sAas 20 -
assessed awnN she Aagksa saases. AMI Al IA
GetacSfus r sfey ever co That theg Mill
o. can 10 30 new, Ia sAa nvwssnt ssAes al
International relations ard fesllssss en- tina
Eastern question sevFns sssssnly inasos~lhia.
The weTsd will feel 70 syfapAkhy VITA
Turkey ever these troubles. sac has
drought them upon herself. she 10 in thu
psgAt ~ man Who shogasd deliberately
destroy hss sscn or say waste hAs most
preanesive AelI. and them ssnd Atsnselg be-
cause OF that very at rs-sanc~d 70 want.
On tho CONTRARY. there may BE wsdesy
felt certain nselancfaesy satisfaction IN
seeing BIZ any means whatever. the relic
81 ancient oppression ard haraarssm
Fastening toward Ana ruin. There really
seems 20 ee no hope OF r~eessn. II tia rretA
ena enlightened sultan ccaEa not eix@ot u
who essa eaaf The ossous@n power has
been weighed sn <Ae balance Of humanity
ard fauna wanting. There remains ofsay
thar e should BE eaS. down. ard iss sorx-
suffering and faasAanalmssssrra heritage
~ taken frosn II and given 20 others waD
viii make more worthy Use OF IL.
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nASKRuPT TURKEY.
The sick Wan OF Eprope Worse oG
Than for Twenty Years.

&EA YORK tribune.
Not the least interesting feature Of ne
EasseTn s.taatlon u THE Bnarefst condition
q Turksy. Tnat l.i-s1arrel eD,re has
ianr been tmpssslnious New II IL IN de-
el8a5y the tightsat eernsr is hss been n
Stree tna ia@ war WITS nJsas. F0r fhls
70 one - 20 be Blamed tas the P0rts ~
$50 During Ire lssz year &c has Epent
large SUMS IN ea1hpeinr anr f5rvar4tng
tro01s - massacre Arr1eEans ard 90 Jay
waste Armenia Naw AEfasnia fgruse o.
has hitherto formed. cna 81 me most
prcsaere1s parts ~ the eruF.rr ard ere ~
the 5srEest sDatf. sNors 80 fas ifaperia2
revenaa TIE Slaughter ei igs people. sack
ing - ita towns ard GssstraeElon ~ -
hsryess have. therefore. seriously ttn-
CARED that revsass. There 8-e few srA9o-
ttauts left 20 TAX. ard littss properly left
70 @esza. - TURKEY has aea iuersaA@a TX
her expenses for tigs Furpons o. daeTsas-
Enx her anrrras. No w9ussr eae s. aa7sG-
Pup shs deserves - ~. One might sai4 IL
r,5.,ge sgsffes wer~ i not 80 simple and
rrsastsr-sss fact a neoseres - events.
Driven xe..gSgn - aasperatfen, tAa
r,orsa u-y.ose1 4 few weeks ago . sesze
gor 81 ewss ass~ he r@ceirts % the ''D~fte
r.szseaee"--fhat - 70 sAy. s!aat part OF
ssa revenues % TIA eTfp!rs wntca Il IA
1sst agreed 80 han1 ever - an iTssfna~
tssnaI eornn1ssssoa 70 Be administered FOR
~. benefit 81 - creditors. To LIS, q
course, tie Esess vlcsens OPPOSITION WA
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- YoRK MAnKrrs.

New TorE. sws @--Trs usactto-s n
Sesrs to5av. whis or a rs01sTs-s sra'e.
we're fairly we.i Ha=tTssate1. VIA ae.systv
- snasx Far sore tlr1s she market
seemed % Be reflected W.1h x0~se ceres
&C RE ss'~is CO shs improves anAEesas 01t-
icak Nhleh Is caieaY hssea oa ere sub
sssatta. gold isapoTts srd the irsE3as9 ~
Esxzftan OF ths nresslf Stiffness 90 FaoHev
al IN tire Commercial egnsE naExset To-
cav ar Iueans rE sfeaEser brought E.7ss =
Ga n GOA - zach So. osss was 8T9as3 &c
s. fha ssss-.reasaarV - sEczA1Ee f1r sSrsi
feeders. ans zews GO sgrsher ors.scs Tor
tae neal vGs resolved erlnE = : ere aois2
sr-aEsaseuls 10 &c aFer a. - 81. -
fesre-s ka sow@s fn thsSe 1SsEsa l,hesS. a g8s-
xes-ssax ArncrHt 81 fhe Imports 49, -
;urue3 -zse sAs SslftFsss,syY. &cseA- - ~
fsr aeras rs& ~xeasAnEs Ee.3 % 3 sSR-9 ss&.
aa4 ncsssd 1kGfsS wsTs twcs Tesaeei
Fer cenE "A GAe aEErGg&ss 20 sA%s Ter
tns 4 feature - tGe eea gEs wsRs q -
xlsssg - faTssEn NsgylzE % car ssocks sz1
tsn4s TAe o1e1&zg @2s asTa2g Aas2 ffac-
s.o<zzg s-xAsz. vs-A ia zsoN szss2-z2-zs
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gzsrs - -se rrs-strsafs x-s Snsrr- As
"a rz1Tnsag Progressed RS r.a-xsz e11
tx~ass4 - tread kAE1sr. al 1ec.1ez II
cas-v vas Eoset scr sore CO t1s asS-ls-
ira -sszsrsses G-13 srerzz1eseS. Tes 1ss@-
tSaxs xenMra.sy wRr@ Marked cv Isr
esae f-xst ssrssszzszs. Taser tAg gerssa3
Isl resumed EAe - 1ck. A-t - EAEA~s
eso@@4 s. zh32E tze best ng1Tes ~ TIE 9ts.
-Ee 11n1 rzxrxst ex65szf~1 aecsl-1
st@@~&3h TIE Nx-@c4iessv@ EEkaes wsre =
Easss saraaa5. n@xssc'zEz-sv khose Ess1 "a
snssrzA ssezai rnA<k@t TIE %3es Ter -
a. w@~e yss@ sae. SEzv@r certificates sAss-
e. - Sc 81 ssEes % s1s-aA.
ffcFSTazDert bsn1s were srtsye azd sS~r
erzI3y arm. on eaas-rgs cE sissasa.
Mousv and Excsange-
sfonev On call. ssrongsr 81 saS per cent
.Asz lar per cent. closed per sent;
prime mercantile pspe-, Ttss per eeN-
sserftzg s1es&nge weak. with EctEA cIs-
taesx n barker his az = ssazz w. Tor
eeraand Ard s. 50 s7s4 for sixty eays;
posss. rates. - szs4E4s and .Asslsss~s:
commercial bills. SAT- Bar silver, &ase
Silver certificates. ss& ESTc.
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nreasi.,ufr. and Graln=.
The Wool Market.

Boston. Aug. 2s.-The Boston Conner
cial Bulletin will saw tomorrow OF the
WOO. market: The market continues quiet,
tia only purchases being large blocks
taken for speculation. Ohio feSce WOO =
are stil a cent above the lowest touched
Il the spring Of 1855. Utah fine medium.
however. has been SOLD or a secured basis
OF = cents. Ire lowest price or -esord for
territory wool. San Joaquin free has been
sold on q secured basis OF Il cents. the
lowest price on record for spring Cali
foraia- TIE sales % the week are LIS. GO
poaslds domestic and 1900 pounds for
elgn. against 1.ss4. s0o pounds domestic and
las 500 pounds foreign last week. and 2.4sc,-
90 pounds domestic and as 600 pounds for
eign for the same week last year. TIE
sales 20 date show q decrease OF ~. SEQ
pounds domestic and c2S5S.90o pounds for
elgn from the sales TO same date IN 1ssa
The receipts 70 date show a decrease OF
Iss. 100 bales OF domestic and 1ll.l6s bales
foreign
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a. q. paul. september I to Z. Northern
tse~irr nar made rate ~ tao for the roun1
80. Tickets On sale August =. %. - and
"a The @orthern pselfic line haa been dss-
1vnstsa as the official route FOR al COM
redse and their friends.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug. z.--Arrived--Csty
OF Puebla, Victoria and Puget sound
points. Nor str Aggie. Nagasaki via Vic
toria. Br-~str longships. Yokohama.
Salied-Str Acapulco. Panama; brig w. G..
Irwin, Honoiulus str Arago. Coos bay.
Observation-Disclosures Oregon.
Port Gamble. Aug. 27.-Specal.--Arrivea
--Schr ]. NJ. colman. 10 load for San Fran
cisco.
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-. - shrv rr.raMr faces ca the fgiiow-
60 - t,7gsess NsnD&re.i OF ninisn. not
sv@sefssw u ems pea. brewer. nos ex-
~sa43r. Il esrs pea: lonz primer. not sx-
@~fssl-, q erxa rica. Speeiai terms On
800 orders. Aires Foat-latsISgsnesr.
fENEEie
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rhre~ Trains Daily.

4-na North Western line have three tai,y
@i~s between &. Pa1i and Chicago. II
- .rsln from the West shoal3 be ia.s
"a ,o,, dufs'. connect. reeoliect It's iess
- "a hours % wait This Is 81 i'm
- -.-.,1t mater II you are IN a hurry.
- psr.xe-. Puget Sound agent. e9i First
...arr,a. seattIe. Wasn.
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tNassy zctstrv. s1s sAe larger operators
s@zSSc. tae1sA 81 the @r1 ~ the uEsS
1aege wss AT Appearances - covering.
Ne1c1 ec'lst o1fr Sa&Aa that shs ssw bears
Sd zeE Ike tae sfsaAtscs. ara ina. scne.
! ie<ss azeenw sae zasN prominent class
q sEre2.S&ogs Esrs g-sfass 20 take tas
Pa ste Of tie market sor a tara. IL
foE~ a&s 10. ben = facsc- n any srIas
ssaSs- A title s1zernzts sell.r< and bay
iax 2Ec-n that quarter slz-a1.arExes rs OPP
FASlezs "a eur market TIE whole srece-
IsStke szf12tlen. n fact. hsnges o. TIE a.
1leh s -rezsey ard exchange. ard On re
laEes aTaertstsocs q gold wAscA have
io-3oN@s 80 break IN foreign SxcAaAge
rates Tais ard ether thsaxs woul1 seem
70 Dc respcnssete xo- the Improved tene CT
fhs ssoak market ara the decidedly more
caeerTel feeling rnseA = ncw asserting
lese4t n speculative quarters. No clear
ing nosse loan certificates were issued
ais1 I would seezn that serious opposition
70 such action developed in TIE Clearing
noase. nos because the stronger banks
would virtually have 20 carry TIE ores
"aese resources were widely distributed
o@t keF TIE reason that there - due APP
pIeeaSt aon o. the unsaverable influence Of
an aiaa4s assumption 81 this crisis IN the
so1hets aaaae4&l history o. such posi-
I've e>'ssrea ever the money market Of thls
CITY as the step IN question involves
Bank Cearance~.
The following table compiled ew Brad
sfFses ;. shows the total cisGrances a. the
principal cities and tae percentage OF IN
erase or decrease. as compared vita she
corresponding week last year.
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r-e.,r.lnn. to the nra. b.

qba Northern Pacifc are now making
rsts 81 tie fare for the round trip 70
Aberdeen ara oeosta- Iic&sEs On sale
49, ssv Nothing more Dieasaat than =
ssett 20 me grand Pacific ocean.
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TIE esst s~ss-< ak Sra- No--Ar-- r.rxs
steers sosi a. s. s5sSS-se
aags--Szlss wers Ea2ss - He@vr Aoxs
a. = sss4 - -secsas-r ~rsrasS. a. IS sc
s-a. sz4S agss wesg5ss a. s. SasSS
St@~E~-Nzsave sseA7 sold az s@7s %:
.zrses ~ ss
aaee<2sS-cAsas ssos hogs E.esa, sleep
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--,e hsr carnival and regatta az van
..~er n. g. August 81 20 September &
- he the most elaborate festival ever
he'd in IRE Northwest speeial eycar-
ss-,+,a-s AZ Canadian Pacific and Great
~-1~rne~n ticket Offices.
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TIME SCHEDULE.

TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect June ~. 1885,
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For st. Paul and East, W p. m.
For Spokane and Local. 10 - m ano
For Portland. 40 m. and SEQ p m
sFor Olympia. Gray's Harbor and South
For Carbonate. ass p m
Fer Tacoma. t:s0. 7is and o. m. 1sA
rs IA kRRifvE AT SEATTLE
From 81 Paul and East, $50 ~ m.
From Spokane and Local. $40 a m and
From Portland. $40 and II: 50 p m
sFroTn olympia. Gfay'n Harbor and
fosth BEND. $40 p m
From Careonado III 20 a N
go $50 and II 20 p. m
This care subject TO change without
Through tickets 20 Jar-n and China via
Northern raesnc steamship Company. an
American line.
Fer rstes routes and other Information
=. A. NApwAr.
General Agent. Seattle
Ctr Ticket ONCE. corner fealsr way
ant Front street.
avenue and Columbia street
A II. CHARLTON.
Assistans General Passenger A4snt
Ne - Morrison street corner IhirA.
Portland. Or.
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n, ascoun. o, r. A. r. encaru pmeni. win
- made b. ERE northern Fseiflc on Arg
-. ~ - = ans = Rate only to Cal
- p city or depot o1ice for al par
tlculNrk
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



Isorsson. Aug E--4Sllver. SD: ccrscfs.
L.. lila
NeE York. Arg S-The rsHersng Pests
Lesasson financial eAnsegrarn says: The
st9rk markets here were fat to1sv on
TIE renewed god shipments % the lfsl-ed
States ard on ire prosper % 1sarer uoa-
e. There wss sliEAt rally at the close
Americans alone we're nrsn. on TIRE gz~owzA
OK tne belief that IRE god shipments we're
legitimate tranSars lens based on produce
coming forward Coupled with ire fact
Of fae recent failing IN gold sEspcrxs. she
sadsenneSS % the entire sfTAar and she
rapsatty OF the fall In exchange may well
account fer the opinion held by some THAI
the gold shipments are artificial. AmerE-
cans closed a fraction under the best
The Paris hourss was better. closing
easier. The Berlin market was steady.
RreadstufTs and Grains.
Liverpool. Aug. ss--whsat-lspot firm:
demand 1agr; No. red winter.
stocks exhausted: No. : red spring,
SIS I'D. No California - Cd.
Futures closed arm. with near and Dis
tart positions I'D higher: August. 81 sd:
Septenlhsr. SIS I'D October. Is ID. Decem-
Der, - zssa.
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed new,
tant positions I'D higher, August. p ID.
- ID. December, y SD
Flour-Efr.ns demand fair. freely sup
piled: ST. Louis fancy winter. IS.
ops
Hops--At London. Pacific coast. & LIS.
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reward OF 80 VIII be paid for fnsor-
nation leading 20 tire arrest ana eonv1o-
tion o. any ore stealing copies OF me
Pcat-lHtslliFsnrer Delivered 70 saoscrsosn
fhgouahaat the city.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.



Chicago. Aug. ss-wh~at opened from
Ee 20 &c higher FOR December. initial
trades belng made az 81 Esoise. All the
conditions were favorable for higher
prices The Liverpool cable quote.s NArc1
~ higher. Notwithstanding our break yea
tsr1ay. and there vas more talk OF roI3
imports snd more hope o. an easier money
market the Improvement being already
noticeable IN New York and some OF tie
Western cisies. But the CHEZ factor %
strength was found IN he estimate OF ~.
worlds crops published By the Hungarian
mjnistey Of agriculture. showing IL so 90
hushess less than that OF last wear an4
Is 80 en- bushels less - rye making \
total shrlnkaee iu breaGstuffs Of 80 80 ae9
bushels Th's hai fhe EJECT OF frfEhfan-
ins tao shorts ara starting xpscnlatfvs
huvjnx ur3er whEch prices went IN. De-
csuber bring nE efss by u - q m Cal
c2Eo receipts were II cars. a. vasf~N sew
enteen were contract ard - 90 bushels
were 81 tTaw-a rom store in re last
tHeuty-fear hnr~s Minneapolis ant Tss-
ilth resolved s44 cars. n1pa~e4 vsth "a
On Ire co~~espon&ing lay tie year tefora.
Tne DnHers movement u1rr witch s1-4e
cherks. ewing 20 same bank failures n
the West. bat re general tone was strong
an1 prices eutckiv recovered from re
slight revsrsss T-1s market continued 70
devetep strength during ths last h0ur The
shorts covering frseiv. ari there befnr
sno3 buying f1r IRE iour account. Tate
cables came firm. snF tAers were CO al9
bushels - cash vheat taken here ana over
- So Bushels II wheat and four cleared
yesterday.
Cern vas ou,et hgt firm. fuaperc~s nv
ira streagEh n whsst ard the light re-
O. n@s
oats we're arm ans fafrly active
through sympathy wfth -o-n-
Provisions ssre IN bestsr demand than
thsT have Beer Tor some tine rast. oFer-
i1Es wera tvAr
ClosiuG Quotations
whsHt--ksa,ssr Sc. Serts~rhe~- r-ts-
0sts-AH~sgst. Isc. September. fs1s,
Cen suKast ans <seass-zs ser. -
FeTk-Aav1xt sz3 September So
f.a~6-~AuE IS ans Ssa.%subs-. e &
Fl5as--Auwizxt a-8 Ssoserrsasr. a1
EF@-zTzc
FlaNsaaz-fszs s5tssc
TlE1os aV--s1 3
live stock
Csttls~S4&eS were rEz1e a. g s5F74 e <n~
very common % far arusses ns@r an "a
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when yoa rake your vacation. eon't FOR
=. 49, Northern Pasife are making sx-
ss,,~ssg-, rates daily 10 Aberdeen aad
80 sars bathing. essy-lfnS ard
sge~vthinE .11dssivs % pleasant bo.i-
ssw VII ss found there
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y,sn-aawer carnival arb regatta August
>, =. September s. Aaeeiai excursson ffem
eessfie MONDAY. August = Ile1es on
eas.s ~ Great ScrtneFn flekef Once.
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szse-lska. ag,-.o-szse hats fe- Tzen a. r =
sna "a pssacck. Bsnnstt 4 Co. IS First
avenue.
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CAtsl@-S&&eS ~c-s rsz1e a. g s1E4 . <n~
very common - far dressed a~ef I'D 20
s. 49, Ger gso1 q fancy sssz-s. ss1.ckexss
aa3 .@ezers. z SsS5 s.. eows an4 Sesferg.
s---7Ss .ss. bz@s. s-sz3- x. caves. s1tsya.
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Total sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were 49,
leo shares. including: American Tobacco,
400. American Sugar, % 700: Burlington.
l. 500: Louisville & Nashville s.eoo: Man
haitian. 4.ieo. Reading 400: st. Paul. "a
80: Western Union. 1890.
Flour.
Ffour-Recefpt.. 1900 barrels: exports
1000. Market higher. IN sympathy with
wheat
Wheat.
wheat-Reeelpts. 1900 bushels: exports.
s4oo bushels. Spot. firm; No. hard, eaAx
Options advanced all day on the buliish
report from the Hungarian minister OF
agriculture. hrmer cables. export de-
rnand. liberal clearances and covering by
shorts closed. AGlssc net advance: All
gust and September. closed, sac.
Hops.
Hops-oaiss w.,
wool-oule.
Petroleum.
Petroieun-Urhangei; United. closed.
81 esi4 bid: Pennsylvania crude. easier;
September. slOs bid.
Metals.
Coppsr-Nominal; brokers price. sie.sz4;
exchanges. si0.S1iL
Pig Iron-Qaiet; Southern tle.sS112;
Mort herr. $40 Te3f25o.
T.sad-Firm: brokers'. s2sol exchange.
g. ssr270
Tin-Essv: Straits. SIS 23123s
Speiter-Tir-n: domestic. s25SG7T.
Cofee.
CoTee-Options. closed steady, August.
T. points lower: other months. unchanged
% % points higher: August, io2sGlo. 3ec;
September. 9.Ssc. Spot Rio. steady and
quiet.
sugar.
SsgAr-Raw. steady. refined. quiet.
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:pal.y. fDalay exespl SUNDAY.
sNon.. Wed. EGL "Euek.. Iaura. Sat
Short ard direct line 10 al yeints u
Rrstt~h Columbia Through the principal
iurher districts Of Western Washington.
General eriee. Co.mza hlcek. EsatuA
" A ALLEN. General freight aas
Passenger Agent
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKrr.
SAN FRAScI.eo MARKETS..

Portland. Aug e1,--yheas--waIis Waiia-
ts.sci valley. slSsse per busheL
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Opera tonight, Madison park. Ladies
Ssxe.
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opers tonight. aiadsson psfk. Lanes
free.
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SILVER bars .... fs1sf Drafts Sight
Mex. Sol 2A Telegraph =. =. =.
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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-10
TO SUE STOCKHOLDERS,
Senator Pettigrew's Bill to Sc
cure Money From the
Pacific Roads.
1t Also Directs the Attorney.General
to Foreclose on the Government
Liens.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 9.-Senator
Pettigrew to-day introduced joint reso-
luton requesting President Cleveland to
employ counsel for the purpose of bring
ing suits against the directors and stock
holders of the Union and Central Pacific
railroads who received the stock of said
roads without paying cash for the same !;
also to recover from the directors officers
and stockholders OF said roads such
sums of money as were stolen bv
them or diverted and converted to un-
lawful purposes end therefore not
placed in the sinking fund as required by
law, and the President is authorized to
pay to the attorneys the sum of 5 per cent
of all sums received from the directors or
stockholders. The Attorney-General is
also directed to foreclose the mortgage of
the Government on such roads at the ear
liest possible date, and 10 take steps to paw
OH the prior incum brance on said roads
and to use the sinking fund for that pur-
pose; to ascertain the amount of money
belong ging to the Union and Central Pacific
railroads that has been invested in branch
lines, and the amount of bonds and stock
OF other companies now the property of
said roads and to take steps to secure the
Governments interest therein and to
ascertain the amount of land now the
property of said roads and recover the
same or protect the Government in con-
nection Herewith.
For the purpose of carrying out the pro-
Visions of this resolution the sum of $780,
600 is to be appropriated.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-10

him down and then scored the winning
run. 1t was the clearest steal ever seen
here and the crowd surrounded Emslie
after the game and but for police interfer-
ence he would have been roughly handled.
Attendance 5000. Score:
circ,nnatis 2OOOO1O11O-5 z 8
Raitimores ........ ..00001 13O01-6
Bstteries-Rhines, Fisher, Foreman Peitz and
vaughn: Hofer and Robinson. Umpire-Emslie.
PITTSBURG, Pa, May 8. = Hawley
could not get them over the plate IN the
seventh inning of to-day's game and after
the entire Washington team had faced
him with the result that the bases were
still full. only one out and FIVE runs across
the plate, KilIen was substituted. The in
ming nette6 Washington IL runs. Attend
ance 1900. Score:
Pittsbures ....... 20 0 o ~ ~
Washngtons. 20 GU L IL u O-14 IA
Batteries-Hawley and hastings and Sugden ana
Merritt; Mercer and Mcguire. Umpire-Lynch
CHICAGO, ILL, May 9.-The home team
lost close but loosely played game to-day.
The Chicagos started the game with Terry
in the box, but he gave way to Briggs In
the fourth and the latter was so wild tnat
Parker was called in. The second change
lost the game. Attendance $500. score:
f,hicapos o 90 l-lU 10
PhiIadelphias .........l 03 S2OOO-l1 II
Batteries-Terry, Briggs, Parker and kittridse;
TayIor and Clements. Umpire-Weid eidman'