davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1896-01-20

wAsIIISuTuS foRFoAsT FOW MONDAY.
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island, and Connecticut
continued cloudy and threatening weather probably
with light snow; northeast winds
Tor rIstsrn NeIp York. cpudy and threatening rith
h1ht sn0,c in southern portion: northeast htnny 10
southeast riads.
For New Jersey and Delaware, cloudy and threat
ening, probably with Hight SNOW; nurthcasterly
winds. becoming variable.
For eastern Pennsylvania, cloudy and threatening
nortneastcrly, sh!ftIng Ia souihra-t"rly winds.
For the District ~ Columbia nni Maryland some
what cloudy and Threatening, but probably without
rain; northerly winds. becoming variable.
For West virginia, western Pennsylvania, and west
New York. cloudy and threatening. hut probably
without precipitation; warmer Monday night yari'
able winds. becoming southeriy.
The sun., 1896-01-20
4 PET SHEEP LOST.
It belongs to Mr.. Ambruster and IL .
Great Friend OF His Dog. Daisy.

Charles Ambruster, "A retired butcher. Of SO
Floyd street, Williamsburgh. reported at the
Clymer street police station yesterday that pet
sheep called Baby had disappeared. He said the
sheep wa. three years old and that he got it
when he carried on business as a butcher in n
house next door. at G6 Floyd street. He kept
the animal In stable in the rear OF his house.
where there was dog called Daisy and also
horse.
According to Ambruster. Baby took a great
liking to the dog and they were always in each
Others company. 4 week ago the dog disap-
penred. The sheep took Daisy's absence so much
TO heart. Mr.. Ambruster says. that It refused to
cat. On saturday morning Mr.. Ambruster took
his horse out for n drive and Baby followed.
Nothing has since been of the sheep.
The sun., 1896-01-20
GEORGE =. LORD IN ALBANY.
He Will Meet the Reformcrs Who Want
Gov. Morton to withdraw His Nomination.

ALBANY, Jan. 10. George =. Lord. about
whose appointment as Civil Service Commits
sioner the double-distiled civil service reform
ers have been making such n bother, arrived here
tonight and will he on hand when Messrs.
James Cater and James w. Prior ask Gov.
Morton to withdraw his name. This will prob
ably be Tomorrow as his confirmation by tho
Senate will take place tomorrow unless the
Governor decides to call halt. That he will
do so Is improl,abe. Perhaps IL the City Club
representatives have q talk with Mr.. Lord be-
fore they the Governor, they will decide
that he is not such a bad civil service reformer
after all.
II don't sce," lie said tonight. why Secre-
tary McAneny of the National Civil Service
Reform League should oppose my nominal
tion. l have not defined in any way the policy
which ! shall pursue if am confirmed. and
do not believe there is ANYTHING IN my record
formers ] may say that have practical ideas
test to the various Offices. / know of al, appli-
cant for appointment to a place in the fish
hatcheries who was questioned as to the den
Ocean. don't think that piece of information is
Of as much value as the knowledge which would
all his life. even il he could not read or write.
u mention this instanc" ne, not as criticism n,
it which can he remeled from the in side. We
will reach after while point where the ques-
tiOns asked will be OF practical value in de-
termining the fitness of the applicant.
II have been accused. | believe. OF being a
machine politician; II that means that have
taken any interest in politics and have used
my influence to secure good nominations In
Conventions. l am u machine politician. There
is nOth hing in my political activity to be ashamed
should naturally choose a Repuhlican. other
things being equal, but don't believe in max
ing appointments for political purposes or
building up machine. | would never be in
favor Of dsplacing a Democrat WHO was well
liked for the place he is filing with n Repub-
liCan fitted ~
The sun., 1896-01-20

T0KuSTp, Jan. 10. Tho police here have.
found Dominica Ga2Aalo. AN Italian restaurIE
keeper Of Chicago, who is wanted for thchr-
der of "A man named Lewis there, He Acd
l.cwi-'s sister, They had frequent quarNsofnd
the WHO'S three brothers yhllcu his place with
rCvnNrrs, lie says le snOt one ui them 10 save
his NE lie WAS arrested, aud alleges that he
hr bed AN official ia Chicago with S6uut to allow
hm to escape. lie has been here for four or
nve weeks. The Chicago polio" lave been npi-
he'd that Ia" Is here. but have tAaen no steps as
yet to have hin detained.
The sun., 1896-01-20
Pia,r. Man wia~ In steuben County.

ROCHESTER. .Jan.l0.-The Republican caucuses
yesterday in both districts of Stcuben county
resulted in an overwhelming victory for j. F.
Parkhurst of Bath. Oftwenty- one caucuses he
carried twenty. out OF twrnty-four towns he
carried twenty-five and Nichols two. This gives
Parkhurst. who is the leader OF the Plat men.
fourteen delegates to Nicholas nine in the First
The sun., 1896-01-20
stopped sy Connecticut Sunday Law.

NEW LONDON. Jan. 10 RidGeway & Chap
man of Now York city ran M against the Com
necticut blue laws today when they put n gang
OF men to work on an excavation for the Nun
sry building. Tho site of the building is on
State street. close to the Congregational and
First Baptist Churches, and fully 1000 persons
pass II going To church. \ complaint was made
IT, the Mayor tina: the work was contrary to law,
and lie appeared on The scene and stopped it.
The sun., 1896-01-20
Butchers BOY. at Work In the Navy YARD.

The delegate OF the machinIsts complained at
the meeting Of the Central Labor Union yester-
day OF the alleged employment of men of other
trades NJ Machinist, AT the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. lie said That shoemakers and represen-
taIives OF different trades and even butchers
boys were working as machinists. The matter
was referred 10 the delegate of the State Trade
Assembly.
The sun., 1896-01-20
lHf%y.k3

f.. l.. Gleason's drug store. 2O9 East
Fayette St, Syracuse, y. y, is ina
very prominent place in the heart Of
thccity, IL few steps from Government
Building, in Candcc House Block.
All the theatrical people stop at the
Candee, and Gleason has their trade
exclusively, and says that many of
them, and commercial travellers as
well, have called upon him for the
Tabules, and Gleason says "they are
really good thing Among his
customers is Mr.. Jenkins, who is
agent in Syracuse for the ST.
Lawrence Life Insurance Society,
and had been in the habit of buying
some kind Of pill for his wife, with
unsatisfactory results. till Mr..
Gleason recommended the Tabules.
Upon being appealed to for her
opinion Of Ripans Tabules, Mrs
Jenkins (Mrs. W. &. Jenkins, l0S
Benedict avenue, Syracuse said.
October 25, 1905: ~ have used
them with good success in indigestion
and constipation, and can highly
recommend them" Mrs. jenkins is
very conscientious, good Christian
woman, about ~ years Of age, and
member of the FIRST NJ. T.. Church
in Syracuse. Mr. Gleason suggests
that in all advertisements of the
Tabules the words, For hubi,ual
constipation" should conspicuously
appear. because the Tahulcs are
specially valuable in such cases. and
thousands of people, particularly
women, need them.
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists. or I
nail, II the price 80 cents box II sent to II
tipans Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce 5
lew York. sample vial. ~ cents-
The sun., 1896-01-20
The Rev. Dr. leighton Parks Called l.
Holy Trinity In BrO0klvn.
Brter EIevkted 90 tho Prlesthood

ALBANY. Jan. l9,-The Rev. Charles w.
Oppenhe!m, son of Lawyer 0ppenheim of New
York city, who formerly reporter on a
local newspaper. WAS to-day elevated to the
priesthood hy the Right Rev +. VI. A. burke
Bi,hop Of Albany Father Ioppenheim was
educated by the Franciscan Fathers. and Is 20
years OF age. Ills father Is a Hebrew and his
mother catholic The ordination services
were held In the Church OF our Lady OF Angels
and were witnessed by thousands.
The sun., 1896-01-20
WHILE BROWN'S COLD BED.
BOY Friend Locks Him Up In Shed and
FOrgets All Abont Him.

When James Mahon OF 415 Cossuth street.
Union Hill. " j., went to his woodshcd about
1880 o'clock yesterday morning to get some
wood he found Willie Brown. aged II . of First
street and Hudson avenue, asleep on some bags
in ono corner. The door of the shed was locked
on the outside. When asked how he came to
he in the shed the boy refused to tell, He was
sllivcring and said he had been IN the place
since saturday afternoon. Mr.. MahOn took
the hoy tu the police station. The police
learned that Willie had been locked in the shed
BY Mr., Mahon's son, who is about Wil!ie's age.
Willie lives with his parents on the top floor
Of n tenement His mother put him to work
on saturday %, scrub the Kitchen floor. He
did not like TO do the work. SO 1t Is said he plir
posrly poured SO much water on the floor that
1t ran down through into the apartments OF
other tenants He was punished for this by
his mother. and no ran out into the street. in
tending never tn 20 home again. Not knowing
where to 90 when night came on, he met young
Mahon, who said he could give him sleeping
quarters in his fathers woodshed. AIahon
locked him in the shed, and intended to let
him, out In the morning. but he forgot to do so.
Willie was reprmanded bv Recorder Sheldon
and then given into the charge OF his parents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08
MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND, Dec. 7-Special-
Arrived-Vidette. from San Francisco. TO
load at Port Gamble. for San Pedro; schr
load at Tacoma, for San Francisco: schr
Jennie Wand, from Guaymas, 10 load at
Tacoma. for San Francisco; schr Maggie
schr John d. Tallant. from Honolulu TO
load at Port Gamble. for San Francisco;
sg1 Yosemite. from San Francisco, 10 load
coal at Tacoma, for San Francisco; bk
Colusa. from Honolulu, seeking; Ger blk
Ehorsan. at Burrard inlet. for United
Kingdom; Br sh Lyderhorn, at Royal
Roads, from Santa Rosalia. seeking; Nor
str Eva, at Royal Roads, from Yokohama.
seeking. Sailed--Bktn John Smith. lum-
Der laden. from Tacoma, for San Fran
cisco: sehr Esther Buhne. lumber laden.
from Tacoma for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 7.--Arrived yes
terday--5tr Truckee. from Coos bay; str
State OF California, from Portland str
Mexico, from Victoria; Br str Wellington.
from Comox: schr Joseph and Henry,
from Coquiile river Arrived today-Str
Lakme. from New Whatcom; str Bonita.
from Coos bay. Sailed. December e-Bk
Forest Queen. for Tacoma: bk Carroilton.
PORT ANGELES. Dec. 7.-special.-In
port December Ssh Big BONANZA, from
Nanaamo, for San Francisco. Arrived yes
ter1ay-Nor str Peter Jebsan. from Ma
PORT GAMBLE. Dec. 7-specisi-Ar-
rived December 5--Nor bk Record. from
Port Townsend.
NANATAfO, Dec. 7.-Special.-Ssiled-
Blk wilma San Francisco. Arrived. De-
cember Ssh ]. =. Brown, San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO, Dec. Arrived yesterday
-Schr C s Holmes, for Port Blakeley.
REDONDO, Dec 7.--Arrived-Schr Co
roma from Tacoma.
CALLAO. Dec. ARRIVED October 49,
Blk Holiiswood, from Tacoma.
YOKOHAMA, Dec. SAILED December
4-Bk str Empress of India. for Van
cOgysr,
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JOURNALISTS FOUND GUILTY.
Berlin Court Sentences Them for
Garbiing the Cars speech.

BERLIN, Oct. 7.-Count Philip zu Eu-
ienburg German ambassador TO Austria,
arrived today from Vienna 10 testify ct
the trial of Herr Leekert. Baron Won
Iueigow Herr Ploetz, Herr Berger and
Herr Foeilmer. newspaper men. charged
with iiheang Count August IA Euienburg.
court chamberlain: Baron Marschan Won
Bieberstein and Prince Alexander Won
Hohenlohe.
When the trial was resumed Baron Won
Tausch commissioner OF detectives. was
arrested on n charge OF perjury. Count
Philip was the first witness called. He
testified that he had but a slight ac-
auaautance with Won Tausch, adding;
TT is a eaIumny and malicious inven-
ton 10 say that / had relations with Won
Tausch and especially any connection
win the article referred 10. have moth
spoke conhdentially with Baron Mar
schall Biebev@tein on matters connected
with the trial. Apart from this l know
nothing which could De put IN evidence"
At the conclusion. IN a long speech. the
pubic prosecutor demanded that Herr
I,ecksrt and Baron won Leutzow be sen
fenced 70 one months imprisonment, and
the other defendants to short terms.
Herr LeSskert was sentenced 10 eighteen
rfonftss' imprisonment for Hbelous sian
der. Herr Won Luetxow w'ss sentenced for
the same PERIOD for simple Islander. Herr
Pioetx was fined 500 marks. end Herr
Berger was sentenced TO moutg's I'm
prtsonnent for Insulting the foreign min
tsser Herr Foellmer was aned 100 marks
for insulting Baron Marscllal Won Bfebeg-
stein. minister Of foreign affairs. ard Herr
Leckert. sr., was acquitted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard OF Traa~.

CHICAGO Dec Wheat had a some
what ssusa tinnAi BREAK na the flrsf hour s
trading coeay. I4vrrploi gain repeated as
sassaW tae..cs a1d ia ,as tace 81 the sab
s-4Btisl advance here saturday sent cut
aurutng Guatattaas from s.Hrt lower. A
Ntak upenius here Nas Inevitable, and
n.a4u 81 5nEsapQ ls reported he FecespE %
F'a ears and pa.g}a > ears, a tosal ~
z - agzlnst e. 8ast week. the price Ee}
fe- a moment 20 sC or 2AsE@sA0 b@low
tae closing "a afes % saturday. 2iay
ops ned srreEUsar.y al from sc Gown &c
Nsc. vita 40 Fery general demand Sc
so1G appeared buyers enough % gaAe JDe
n1t very heaVy e1erlGNs AZ AAae. ARD
- Was paid Ter zans~5 hGk 3af Ae4VF
Airueano = receg0ts stoppe1 AZ sGc1 Say
recorded shst ,ae dccane was stsFFs4 fer
tha gime hefEg
TEE uuaxp ectea.y large decrease IN taf
Wis a.a Supply Ess s1at-e q hftn 50 ti1f mar
tae- hfiwfea Is decrease - ssN.ssl casAe
al ent 50 1HEEe utt4 Hu1afe wGH
f1esA 90 naVe increased oely - 80 hgian-
els whereas az tacTease ~ about i-ee is.
a-s aao5uncea Is the cad - -@@ssH
s4>esss. compared wi-1 q decrease r1e
year asfere - o1iy i4te# bushels
TekN caused Aa improvement ~ Re Fs1ee
- Nay g sc 4aeA BOZ sts laattaos a.
- ~ setting started a.sssE. eu,aisrs grssE 81
the uesk clos IS tore - 44NeTsfss1l. tze
prass lsfa& k4BE &c 81 A-ttsr ga Eae W.
pert thAg = cS0A5tsr&ate 4 34ns}sg - atW
t8ssaess bad oeea eoae ieF tslze 4stc
sesosnsnt che srsce nAa anaer sz-l4te
A-Fs % >1c Frs r1sr&fr -4Fusi keAgg
aessr sNsars zee end 81 SIS ss1AA tT,24szsE.
~ 81 he4aE AZ sac
Csrn was &oW ard wsAk Boz BE des.sre
49, gas s1nparr4 w3ta t2e slump 4a
ahras. WhleA -arkeS e9-n was Inclined Sc
o&ss we're su.s,. wssA pgssss "a lSvsr al
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supreme Court Decisions.

OLYMPIA. Dec T.-Spsc.al.-1rhe SUI
preme court has reversed Judgment In tbs
case OF r. Take, appellant, w. the city
OF Seattle. respondent, ard the Seattle.
Lake Shore q Eastern Railway Company.
defendant. This Is an action against thu
city for alleged Injuries sustained by TALL
ing through an unguarded hole 10 Ias
street.
In the case OF IT. Bailey. respondent. w.
Tacoma Traction Company. appellant the
decision OF the lower court 10 affirmed.
awarding Bailey f2.eoe damages for per-
sonal injuries sustained through the neg
hgence OF appellant In operating IL cleo
trio street railway cars.
r. y. Mullen. appellant. va the ofv OK
Tacoma. Il. 3, Orr. mayor; A. V. Fawces.
fnayor-elect. and a. ]. smith. ~ city eisrks
respondents: affirmed. Appellant was
a member Of the board Of pubic WORKS a.
Tacoma, amendments wers made 20 tns
charter and he was legfsiased out 0f Of
fee and the same afIce filed BY Appoint
nent. The suprerns court says II would
be against pubkc policy TO allow me func~
tons Of government 20 be arrested py IN
Junction IN a.d OF such contest
Woodland Lumber Company. respond
ents. VS.. II. l.. Link and Ada Lanks @ppsa-
lants. Pierce county: affirmed
Gavin G. Monat. Appellant. Va nSs1tis
Lake Shore 4 Eastern Railroad company
q al. respondents. spokans COUNTY ar
frm@sf.
r. AZ Herriek. appellant. Va % n Eleas
and Ada Il. Niesz. rsspondsns' hhis
county: reversed.
First National bank Of Seattle. rssDonf-
ent. vs.. J. Hagsn. sheriff snofosfsssn coun-
~. and W. ElacKman. svpe~ahss' ~
frned-
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic office. custom
house. Port Townsend, Wash. will furnish
on application. free OF charge. fun In
formation regarding the following notices
TO mariners
British Columbia. Fraser river entrance
new beacon westward of sand heads light
chile. Port Taltal. light on mole.
China. LiaotuEg gulf. Lao rlTsr en-
trance sunken wreck
louisiana, Sabine pass. light on East
Massachusetts. approach 10 Gloucester
and Manchester harbors. ne" 'eass ana
New York. GARDENERS hay. southern en-
trance alteration IN position OF buoy
westward Of Hicks island
New York. Long Issaud s0oAas EASCN-
tlon rocks. alteration buoyaE-.
New YORK Long Island sound. glover 3
reef buoy, position changed
New York New YORK bay sntra1ee
C,esnev channl. snar huoys discontinued
New York. New York appsr pa, sItsEA-
zen n position Of bell buoy on Bay r!lsse.
North Atlantic oesan. 81 eoas's oI Mas
sschmsetfs and New YORK .oun-ffi'9N.
Nofta Carolina. cape Harxsras beacon
Norway. chris,iania Cord. Tonsbs7g ap-
SI5r1s ay W norsa coast. vardo. aItsration
Nsrvray. northwest coast. alteration II
Bessaksr snd Rsnaosuna aSais ...,s.- :.
NsrwAv. northwest coast. aafeT&tica n
ser SCI es.Eessst hEht.
~orsxav. solEthN esG coast AgntS az Lille
S.rexaag and %eTSfrand.
NovA Scotia Ha1sfax baro0f. sat'srlArins
naEL
Ehes4e TsiAa4 NarrzEsrs@st Ray. spin
sss marking rock or south side q Rose
lslaaa. .
-~0seh. u9w Hghts.
PISA GHf y Riga, DYt1a river &c
r~e-re alteration 81 lights
NtrEta4a. ChesE s@sBts hay ertTsnsre, ta24
- ~ s.ssFess.-i replaced or ST. ton.
VIRGINIA. Hauipz ~ roads. NOTION 40
.,-.5s,ss Increased depth "a 4redga4 chSn-
1et
-~4sz sYaegs9srtut % H. Q. Publication
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Smiths cove In the morning and load Gu
nan coal for san Francisco.
TIE Greyhound laid over sunday for the
purpose OF having her boilers washed.
TIE STATE OF Washington has been re-
pared she laft on her regular ran last
1z<1t
scaecrer Fannie Dutard VIII Se towed
over % Port Bsakeley this morning by tho
today Is steamer day AZ Ocean 6c-k:
s yne City Of P0epla leaves and the walla
Aalla arrives.
Capt Lund, % The bark Northwest. now
- rcrT Hsakesey. Will be a passenger on
x-e Iaty Of Pueela tomorrow for San
Francisco
revenue cutter Grant went 60 West Sc
sue yesterday. where she will be paint
ed she viii then return 20 this side aud
aii1slzo general overhaaling.
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Seattle. Dec :. rss-
Exchanges a. the Tacoma and Portland
Clearing houses today we're:
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Is vas cEe 20 better reports from Tire
- AeFe2 E11-fas. AMI covering by bears
I0E % TIE settlement 70 kexin roEaor-
~. II is Impossible 70 say whether ths
= anything more than a sport
a 80 N braztl and other So2th American
srS1flties was also feature today. Amer
..s @-re quiet. but with very good
s t.e e.oSsns beng at the cess- me
q Americans Is becoming oAIlts1.
= SAasEt money Is very easy. X is believed
=. $50 quarters that Il the discount rate
nrLs Tails % ~. large supplies OF ATnsrf-
TAI pills rr1n come forward The present
S4o.ataon = rs The foreign trade returns
% Sfeaf Britain for the month OF No
net11er Were tssced today. They show an
LnE.eAse n imports OF merchandise. as
- SSeai9Ased with November. lss5. OF sSSsS
-. aha a decrease Of Ei.fooaQ s IN exports
lie noteworthy feature In the import re-
TITS Is al Increase OF Ezl55.aa IN the
eD..en receipts from the United States.
steady.
BreadstufYs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. T-whea.-Srot.
koo1, No red winter es ill<d: No. Cali
Ierhaa, IS ID Futures opened steady. with
near and distant positions sd lower: clos
60, steady. with near positions u. d lower,
ana distant positions Tx . fI@a lower. bust-
ness heaviest on middle positions Decem-
per. S SD; January and February IS
s7za March, Is sd; April. nominal; May.
corn-spot. quiet: American mixed.
new. p I'D; futures opened quiet, with
near and distant positions unchanged:
closed quiet. with near and distant posi-
tens I'D lower; business heaviest on latest
POSITIONS; December, - lllSd: January,
i Ee91raary and March, Is ioa.d: April. nom-
FEour-Ffrmer: demand. poor; 81 Louis
fancy winter. IS ID
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LEADvILLE. Col. Dec. The follow
lns mem 5ers o. the miners sanson were ar
rested today. under al Indictment issued
BY the ate special grand jury. for alIeEed
con Decascn w}fn the attack on the Coro-
nnao and Egmnst msnss. Peter Tarn0uh.
prezsssrt of me ralnsrE' untans Joseph
OTIS joseph Boyd. Joan Anrsn. Thomas
aanssercock. Eonert San6sreock. Prank
Ssavsrs, Ernest Nsr1sss and Ta1rsek Een-
rely, charged with conspiracy. Simon
psersrs and Psssx NcEssgsr. charged SiEh
zrzgr
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CANTON. O., Dec. 7s--Mr. George r.
Moore, 81 san Francisco. returned 70 Cam
ton from New York today Mira Morse.
nee Mss Ida Mckinley. - 4 daughter OF
TIRE late DAVID Mckinley. ThGlr charming
ntds daughter Marjorie. years old, ~
ere only infant among me Mckinley re-
Mr. and Ars Marse 81 re-
rain guests a. Mother Nancy Alien Me-
KEnIey's borne this week They viii at
;ead TIE Inauguration az washington
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. T--wsashw dns
at Ingleside: track fast Lucky Dos. the
winner of the fourth racc. was barred I'm
the betting on account OF bad acting at the
post. Results:
one mile. seiilng-Ado,ph 6prec<aes won:
time. f:4sA.
Five furionEs. handicap eyear~oids--
Dunboy won; time, 1.oi&.
One pile. pnrse-R uinart won; time. ia.
Six furlongs-Lucky Dog won: timA
1884,. Lucky Dog barred In the betting.
Seven furiongs. selling 6ummsrtims
won: time i.2T&.
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Decision I'm santa Pc Case.

TOPEKA Dec. Judge Foster and
Judge TThayor agree In the opinion that the
Santa Fe receiveTship case must first 50
20 the district court OF jefferson county
for ths determination OF three points
namely. Whether the alien land Gw. IN
der which The rece.vershlD was asked. was
legally passed. whether u r. constitution
al. and. " 80. whether 80 applies 70 rail-
roads. IL the Jefferson county court de-
el6ss these points sEainst rhs railroad the
case viii be taken 20 The United States sa-
preme court
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aPOKANE. Dee. 7.--Tns I0HasNsE II
ss.n 1Thoal an tna Co.ss.is reservatio1
vas burned r.csrnfey TIE IRE orisf-
mated IN the basnhouse. .herf the lann-
dress was drying ciorhss. Tue BUILDING
wns frame. ard burned 70 fne eToano ~
thirty rnanules SsvsntT~ons popIs sere
In attendance. but nons wss ssr"uv
hurt The weather vas bssnssly eoans
and ne cbsi9rsn suffered oohs .ay IT. IL
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS

TATOOSH. Dec. IL p. u1.-Spec.af.-
Barometer, 30l5: heavy rein: wind, south
vest 10 miles.
NEAH BAY Dec. T.-Special-Heavy
rain: Hight southwest wind: tugs Sea Lion
and Astoria In bay.
CI.ALLAM BAY. Dec. T.-Spectai-
Heavy rain; fresh south wind; ships
Gatherer. Mcneil and St Katherine, and
a schooner in the hay.
PORT ANGELES. Dec. T.-Specai-
Barometer, SoiS: wind, southwest, seven
miles. three backs two barkentines. two
schooners and tug Discovery In bay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08

LONDON. Dec. Tin an ssrht-round
contest before the National Sporting Club.
sid" Scales. Of London. easily beat
George Munroe. OF America
BUFFALO. ~. Y, Dec 7--Before s.ooo
people st the Empire Athletic Club To-
night. Martin Flaherty, If Boston. and
Larry Burns. Of Cohoe5. fought q fifteen-
round draw.