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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-08-14
BUTLER FOR FUSION
Hc Dcnounces Republicanism and tho
Money Power In Strong Terms.

senator Marion Butler, chairman of tho
'?n!ist national committee has tclcsraphed
III" Atlanta journal the following signed
't"m"nt in regard to Senator Jones' inter-
!"w. criticsine the Southern Populists:
You wro mo purportcd interview with
Chairman Jones a. it appears in tho New
lorK World and ASH me- for a statement with
rf'rfch"" I" th" same. | am not prepared
10 eil"Vc senator Jones was quoted correct.
IS. The election o: Mckinley would mean
i"t oiiiy l0ur years more Of ShrrmaniSm and
'"FrHthdiSm, but also many additional and
'"!iiiihh'iV" resulting evils. No intelligent,
! hrl"ticN voter, no trI" American citizen. can
; MS actlpn or inartiOn, lac responsible li-
lily or indirectly. for such Il threatened
.'hhmlty. Tne only possible way that il can
B" hN"rt"d Is hy IA complete harmonious ani
enthusiastic union Of ali parties opposed to
nv u'@'ructlN" rul" of corporal" greed and
british gold upon III" candidates for Pres.
I"ht AMI Vie" President that represent jus:
IN" opposite Of what Mckinley and Hobart
represent.
hose upon whom is the great RESPONSE
hs!tT OF III" ""nslImmntinn oi this end should
I"' 81" or say anything that wO;Iii pro,iuco
lfi'tou, but should. on tn" other h:,I,h sub
"n!iEat" nIi minor differences, and bend cv-
cry "h"r-N Tor harmonious union and victory
"'''h III" "aI~" ri outraged and suffering
humanity Is trembling; iu thu balance. when
victory Tor American indrn"udcncr is in
~.-.ht.
what a humiliatiuc and cirErning sprcta-
'' ie W"ui8 t." should t!i" foiiv of personal
H'a'N'i"n a:d III" demon "f party spirit step
'"'n' 'riiHN" an! divii" the allied majority
""' '''i'"r our F""rl" into tn" hands oI tho
,''h"N "f Republican institutions. But
~, '""h"t, this Will not happen. The Amer
'"n i"'ii" ar" not now in any humor to he
I I:"d with. They r"aiizr the cau," of our
''",' ih"y ;UIlE appr"ca;" th" threatened
'"'hS"r lh'T wI.i this year Iriv" tine British
i,"!'E changers and their American tory
n',.r ron In" tempt" 'i liberty and take
'"hr-;" 81 their own affairs.
IL would br hrtt"r fur candidates and
I,nA'Fm"h to do less talking for the present.
h!' Ih SPIT" II tn" iuds"rction5 OF indivd-
'',"7 ai"i >"-rall"d leaders, tn" American pco-
!'' may" determined to win tho light and
tE"y Will do IT,
l9ISA"i) "MAEIoS Butler"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-08-14
bDOnc'S Buricd Man Woke I'm

Professor Boone. Il well ku"wn hypuoti,,,
"i Indianapolis. I1!.. r""rn,i% pu; J. j -,
WYATT "nd"r his mysterious iMn;o:rc and
anuoHn"!"d THAI ho would bury his subject
and bring him too. after an interval of three
days. Wyatt had previously no,srntrI to
thr arrangement. and tn" nUr!a. took Ilacn
al ihr NI"% Parh IA inat city. Il tuhn Erius
passed down 10 w!Cr" h" lay. H"y;.S buried
inur i"rt under III" ground al.U Il Guard wus
h!h''" al III" grave. Shorty after the burial
NNA't 'A'H" out "i tn" ini,u"m,'" aul hryau
screaming lIk" "a Wild man when Il" rra.llnI
h!S "''"n. IL" VA hUrrI"d,y Tag lp and
II wa, ~".'. ~hu" t"'r-" lr .... H., ,.ooi"I
dnwa. H. Nrot",;ri Hcli..>, :. second inter
h'H'. i'H' e. 'i'uH" SO. .'ri Iim under
''h'i"' ana AT Wa '.H" | t down in
tn" earth. T.. \u"ii.uci.; .,tga ted ,uIIrh
attention.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-08-14
NEWS OF
" : ! THE WORLD.
ARRANGED PARAGRAPHIGAL ALLY
FOR THE BUSY READER.
as Taken From the Latest Dis
patches.
Notes From the South.

At high Springs, Fla, twomen were
injured in a boiler explosion.
The entire business portion Of Con
cord, Tenn, has been wiped out by
fire.
Near Clay, Ky, Tom Brown, an in
sane husband, butchered his whole
family. He uscd unaX
Two kentucky farmers quarrellcd
about protrnctcd meeting in the
neighhorhood and stabbed each other
TO death.
Mar Scot.sboro, Ala. Tuesday, Miss
DOME Proctor aud Maynard Covans
were instantly killed by lightning dur
ing n storm.
At Lafayette. Ala, Populists and
Democrats fight over the election re-
turns, resulting in tho death Of one
and the wounding Of five.
At Roanoke, Va, three boys. James
Pease, Wiley Ludwig and Clarence
Barack, aged II. II and ID years re-
spectively, were drowned in Roanoke
river while bathing.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-08-14
Throughout tho North

Much damage has been done in
Michigan by forest fires.
The Brilliant Tube and Iron Works
at Brilliant, O., havo assigned, throw
ing 500 hands out of work.
Sprangc, Smith X. Co., largo plate
aud window glass manufacturers, of
Chicago, H., has failed.
Application for receivers for +. Y
Muller, bicycle manufacturer. of
Brooklyn. y. y. has been made; liabil-
tiles. SO, 206.
Arlington Mills, at Lawrence, Mass,
will shut down August II for five and
half weeks; about ,. 800 operatives will
be thrown out of employment.
Dawes, the Indian Commissioner is
now at work in the Indian Territory.
1t is expected that he will complete
his labors in December
Two members Of the Berkeley (Cal.(
Athletic Club have decided to crawl on
their hands and knees from San Fran
cisco, Cal, to New York.
Dispatches from all cities in Wiscou-
sin and Northern Michigan tell of ex-
tDemc heat followed at several points
by severe wind and thunder storms the
temperature ranged from 96 to 102 de-
grees.
Dundon Il Bergin, lumber dealers of
Columbus. o., assigned Wednesday to
Henry u. Caren for $500, 900. Assets
estimated at 5000, 900. Liabilities not
known, but supposed to be less than
assets.
A ballstic plate, weighing 21 tons.
part of the side armor Of the Russian
battleship. Rostilar, hns been shipp,
by the Bethlehem Iron Company,
Bethlehem, Pa, to Admiral Virch-
owsky, commander of the port of st.
Petersburg.
At Chicago Judge Windes refused to
permit Mrs. +. ID. Michner and Mrs.
M. +. Stafford to sc: We as jurors in the
Criminal Court. These are the women
who were conditionnlly accepted by
Judge Horton and who were directed
to appear for service in Judge Windcs'
court.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-08-14

Qre near
ebivalric
never die
Ito pre-
ftory OF
400
y gem
ydal war,
A. ~
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-08-14

the Union. Arrears, So per annum in
advance. Meetings held quarterly, third
week in February, May and August,
and the annual meeting to which you
are invited, in November, at Columbia.
Druggists are asked to call their Ii
censed and unlicensed ASSISTANTS atten-
tion to the above law.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-08-14
happenings at Washington.

Postmaster General Wilson has de-
cldcd not TO take any part IN the com
ing campaign. He will sail for Europe
on October -, and vii! remain for
about two months He will be nc-
compauicd Ivy his wife.
The President has made the follow
ing appointments: Charles +. Banks,
surgeon o. the marine hospital corps:
Walter Il. Baker, o! Mississippi. Con-
sui at SarGua la Grande, Cuba; Joseph
Hance, Of New York, Cousul at Cen
tcnas, Cuba.
Judge Cole, of the District Supreme
Court Mt Washington, has refused to
grant naturalization papers to two
young Italians. He held thnt no one
who Is ignorant of the constitution Of
the United states is competent or ell.
.itlcd 10 be admitted to citizenship.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

Judge Hanferd yesterday signed a de-
cree OF foreclosure ana sale II the case o.
Meyer Lesis Ss. the Western MIL Cum
pazy ct al The suit was on 81. sDo prom
ISsory note. dated Seattle. May IL 1854.
given by the Western afH Company ~
favor uf Never Lewis. % San Frsneisc8
The nots was sixned by D r Deany as
president. and Fraak Ifsafor3 as secretary
a. suretiss: II. r. Denny. John Kseusa.
r. r. Lombard. James FARMLAND. NAL
colin Mcdonald. John LeAry, J. w, Ed
wards and James oiaheld. The decree
slvss judgment for the fun amount Of tho
note. with ? per cent. interest from De-
cefnb~r ~ 1888. amounting in all % "a. 10
ami for 3 90 attorneys fee. in favor %
Lewis and against the mill company. and
each and all OF the suraties
The decree also declares these sums .
prior Hen On ths ives, half q. block o. ex-
eept a strip Of if-sa feet wide on the north
side Of LOT H. which Is deereed 90 the city
~ Seattle. and or lots .. 4 q snS & ROCK
~. all IN d T. bsany's sixth addition 10
North Seattle. The mortgage II ordered
farsciased ard the master 10 directed 20
fin date ~ sale The claim OF the wash
sngson Savings bank. c. 81. Shease. re-
eeiv~r. 10 declared lnfertsr 10 the foregoing
mortgage. but Il 10 ordered that 70 there
be any surplus Al the sale II shall accrue
20 the beEeat of Recsiyer shsafo's claim.
Tha caurt held that J. ". Edwards ard
James Oidrald. who asked to be relieved
OF the responsibility Of their surety nip
wero surstiss FOR the Western Mil Com
parry on the note
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Thor usarts FniIed Z HON.

Peter warren and p. g. Mc,or.nack
would nave been bold, bad htg,xwaynaen
sad they had the requisite amour,
Of nerve ard little more shrewa-
ness In keeplns cut OF range Of
Policeman Byrnes' good eye. The
two men are miners and worked for some
time al Monte Cristo. They were Let out.
however. ana found II difhcul, 10 ind en-
ploymeHt about the camp ard finally founi
their way TO Seattle. The little money they
had soon dwindied sway ard on Monday
they bsla need accounts and discovered that
all they had vas 80 cents Something must
be done 10 Increase their reserve fund
They could not float bonds. for they had
roae. 50 after much brown study, de-
termination was reached whereby Warren
would pawn his watch and with the u,oaay
purchase n revolver. which. with crude
SIX. would out1, them as hlshwayraen.
The preliminary work vas effected ard On
Monday night q start was made. and pro-
crossed well a. far as walking about vas
concerned. but unfortunately no victims
showed up. In The language OF an old
timer. their work vas -'iumpY." ard at
sractsi the attention OF Officer Byrnss
who arrested them bear the First Presby-
terrain church AT police headquarters yes
tsrdAy they told their story 10 Chief
Rogers. who advised them 10 quit tho
business and werk on a rssloh or 10 to
Alaska They took the chiefs sdvlce and
LEI, town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
A LOSING Insurance Policy.

A contested rronnisscry note growing out
Of a contract Of Insurance forms the basis
81 an action brought by A. v. Hell against
n X. SrrTths. IN the superior court Fell
asks for Judgment IN slsasT. ana sets ont
= no,s drawn September -. 1893. payable
December y following AZ the National
Bank Of Commerce sayths answers BY
explaining that IN September. lsss. he
took cut az Insurance policy Ter K 90 ia
a company for which Resi was agent. and
executed = note for a sun as ne Thought
net 20 exceed s<a Before January I. rfs.
Sruytse, having Lost The position held by
hirn ct the siFue Of taking out the policy.
claims - have delivered the pelicy 20 pef,.
at the same time stating that he was una
bic "a carry the policy OF to pay the note.
neli, srnyths saws. titrTcapon te0k The pol
lev and wrote something on u. and lei him
to believe that the peiicy vas Cancelled. ara
thar Re eAs relieved fren any further
payment tie therefore asks that the ac-
slon be dismissed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

Aesioas we're begun In the superior court
yesterday a. follows:
May Mckinley. as z4<ninlstrAfr5A ~
the Grezs Northern Railway Company
Damages for death OF husband, - aa
W W. beck ys. George Weikei ct all
FgoEn.szoTy notes, tzE. 81
W. W. Beck ys. Ala weikei-Promi&ory
notes, I'm g.
Carrss G. conEiek w. tho city Of Seattle
TO recoEer assessment fer South
TSslsth street. $50 "a
Mark Baytsss@a e. III. vs. the city Of SCI
atile-DArnsges for personal injuries. a.
Ssi.5a
Frank N. Joslln ct al va John Ma:her--
To enforce payment Of blii " exchange
S1sSs
Frederick schramm VS. H. EaumAn-Fe-
tiit9n for VIII Of review Of proceedings
Of Justice Caliwelgs court: ordsr signeI.
CoHrzG 2saius Vs.. john EteEsr-Assixn-
ei claims for services. Ssls ~.
James y. knase Vs. Hsnrv Il Hindsh2w
sI1 TIA InlycEs.ty%cs Washington 81. 90.
Hoyt & Go. VS.. 4 r. BattsrwoEth 81 TX
Piano. &ka.
Tbs city OF Ballard vs.. William Walters
81 px.-To recover street assessment
I'd Trembley W. John afsQua.e ana r
W. Bsr.o-Damages on injunction bona.
Sssl.sa
Evanxelins 4. T. ssmpson Va David ".
Baxter 81 sl--Promisssry note and mort
sage. Nko
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An ex-palice,nan Insane.

Sick ard detected, and scarcely able 80
answer 1usstiens. ex-peHcsnaan James J.
Mere. was examined yesterday hy Judss
Largely touchlrr bis sanity. He vas sur
fsrinw from mania. ard showed deis-
sfnn which vas 50 ytolspi as - MAKE him
DANGEROUS 20 others Neics tailed iNro-
hsrenftv aas was waeAis TO make any De-
matte statement. bat y = supposed his
malay results from domestic rlseTY. lie
- A locomotive snxiarer. and has a nun,-
hcr ~ letters u rsceFars efaattse from par
ties Il Denver s=a other places. bu; uu u
reeertly has Nes- emrios - AZ a street car
conductor CO she Consolidated f-w
s.vs ago actl~e ursisr ihr ifusaise - his
Arrangement. ks teck - frern fhe tll - a
pisn street sAiasn. ar8 the1 sat a7sn.
Apna~en gfy rot conscious % having s7cf
ANYTHING wrsag wssn IN Eaod heaitA.
Niece weighed aasva ~ pslrts. pat his
s-4srfisss have rssarh reduced h!H
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
Yukon Camp Stove
Endorsed BY practical Alaska Miners as the
Correct Thing. Call and sec it.
z C. NILES CO. iis ia Yus Var TT n DAv.Dsos.

vei1stsry abandonment. Nss1~hlss. Fss-
rssry ~ fsE-. H1sszie soi4 TIE Land to
safz Rosa Bssssxz 3sareh "A. I1sz AID
February a -sE. Ross tnssced DzrssI
Baslsy. tnsr one % TIE university con-
frisssaners. 20 make . pretended selection
81 TITS lad. with other Ssns.. fn< U.fver-
saty purposes. ard 70 sell and egrysy Tire
sane to hin- The complaint CHARGES that
Ross snt Bas5sy consgtrss ana falsely
prorGrte 6s>3 70 he Es2f1e on; srora Fax-
ley 70 Ross. dated Mxrrn 10. fs6s. vhea n
reality = was ret rade cat ursa
l@ag After March "a lss4: mat Bag
ley was 80 Pennsylvania Marea ls that ae
sos Notary = y. Coonhs 80 sssn al sc-
Acknowledgements f. bssak which he ail~sa
cut ss,srssrd with the name Of tbs
srssies. the date ard 1esrysSsies of the
fznt- TIE cszaistat goes OF t. reests that
under the transfer thus made. Ishn and
MAY Ross dse4s1 the lad 70 Johann Brys-
ger. whose estate Is COW represented kr
ne tsfsnsanss Ia the rrsa.z; suit This
dead SAs dated April 4 ix.G
In October, fgss, ysta Ees-S made entry
% tia Land. ara his eatry vas duly accspt-
ed BY ne register a, eazttis. ana be moved
on TIE lad, placing permanent tnprovs-
nenss On - 20 fhs vsiue Of .. se. ard has
c9atirEes 70 occupy u ever since After
kssEs had made his entry. the local regis
ter c&acsied u. keane appealed 70 the
general land commissioner, who decided
against hse-1- B-fare the lapse Of tho sixty
a4ys waieh kssns was allowed BIZ Law IN
which 10 ale bis appeal 10 the secretary
OF the interior. the csfendants 3~,lt.ocs1
TIE general land commissioner. setting
forth that the land had been eligible for
selection for university purposes. and the
eoEnEEsis<soaer issued a cerslheata. passing
san tue TO Washington territory aad ix-
f.orfax shs equities q the Plaintiffs or this
petition the Dsaintifys were not notified In
due time they nlec their appeal TO the Sec
Rotary % the interior, hut he declined 10
art on u March a. 100 holainx that title
had already passed 10 Washington terri
tory under ths commissioners certificate.
The plaintiffs now ask Jcaxs Hausord to
set asids this certlaosis ard give them
siila
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
m BONDS ARE FIRST
60 r. Grading Streets Su-
puisr to Mortgages
u,nN SUBSEQUENTLY, MADE.
e-6s s,r Non yGcKiniey@s DeaGA
-see my Of the state Lad
Commsss3on.

.s-.xs, szss 20 1eteruins priority be-
80 Of Ioe&i Improvement dis
- - fof srzA.zG city ssrssss and
~.rsnsss uSsa taa property eov-
- boads vas tried IN tsss equity
&ss.srt a Ire superior court ye~tsf-
800 ISnxisy hoiSsax tnas he
a. --saA tsse greee4snce-
- - tEaf o. ihs Cry az sssttis
4 III. yss.4 D. Hisl. orsstss Hull
80 HI. aac related 20 the graf
1890 street, from tss west Eas
= tss vest l.ne % Lake. the Hlls
- - svssrs q i5< II. block .. y. 7.
E-s park s8sitson. and ,Aa Ifpis sal1-
esrtgsxs on TIE SANE psoesssT. ere
- rrsar 70 tss grading OF the stress
~ - Inpyancs % ths bonfx Tor sss local
..rsr.sns District II wAs eontsnted
~ 6sfsa2Asts TIA; - TO cities o. the
- ths las governing soea eases
- prsvids that such obligations a.
-. shsasd BE- grssy is.ns. and that
-. .a1sree q such q provi<son the pre-
- sxssasss mortgage should havs
- ,'.iss. Judge Langley held THAI The
-. .srs . tax which vaas paramount.
~ a. sssy we're entitled TO the priority
49, tsosu tbs nature % a tAx. Tns
- shsrrfsrs ruled that tn. bonds
- .nss precedence aver ths mortgage.
- rp6srsscod that tire case viii b. APP
- = the supreme oesFs as speedily a.
-. % se1srs fsEai iecssioa.
~, sfa aale 20 10 many thousands Of
- lax%stsd in local Improvement
5k = nj. city whoss value would BE
|S1ruuay isspsifsa 81 rullng that mort
- aseu,1 have preferences
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
ALUNBER EXCHANGE
The First West Of the Nissis-
sippi Opens This Morning.
TINS orTv The LUMBER ceMrsa
Ylrsf fnssnded for LEGAL Purposes. b0s
Nsw to Include An the Lambsr
Interests on the Coast.

Thxre vii b opened In Seattle this
mo-ntnx an taSsftstsos which 10 worthy
Of more than passing attensssr. IL GENES
bet In tie nsrzre q an Aprfi Jest. clt as
. soser anA er.errrf<tns rsovsnszt that
Is destined 20 exercise . large influence
rpoa fhs commerce and industries cf The
city. ]; ls nothing mere nor less han .
lumber exchange. In watch the various
lumber interests - The city x:li Tad sde-
quafc rs1-eser s2tiou and . harmonious
medium OF gntercomrnuntcxitoa- The city
~ large may perhaps take . greater pride
In this latest product Of its Industrial as-
rfvfty from the fact that II ss the first
lumber exchange west u tie Mississippi
river.
For msnfhs past Victor II Beckman.
the wt4e-avake editor Of thu Pacific Lurn-
her TFs6e Journal. ard q ssw Others who
are deeply interested IN the develSpmeu.
OF lumber interests n this section Ct tho
country. have been working hard 10 So
cure Tho oTganssssion and establishment
Of s2eh An exchange. Tssy met with
many eiscoorAsemsnts. but the opening
Of the lumber exchange effee this morI-
ting Is sus'icsent croof 81 thslr success.
The nrs;stepstowzref formal orxznixz ton
were taken week ago. when . meeting
OF Seattle lumber manufacturers WAS held
~ the Hotel SortAsrn. but a. the members
feared fseir plans might be imperiied or
tciAsot% Ny premature anGouICeyaefr,
nothing WAS SAID OF the meeting at the
tine. The meeting was a genuine sur
prise even 20 the most arstent friends OF
the prospective lumber exchange. Every
lumber Manufacturer IN the city was pres
ent, With a solitary exception.
The following officers have been elected:
President, O. W. Ststson; vice president.
George Newell, treasurer. A s. Kerry;
temporary secretary. J. 8 Brace. Eligi-
bic quarters have heer secured in tie base
raent o< the Dexter Horton building, ana
lumserHeE vii ind the once iatohs,rlaS
hanging on the outside this morning
Concerning the new exchange, the Pa
CHG Lumber Trade Journal. Issued this
morning.. viii say:
While the exchange was al nrst In
tended for local purposes. the member
ship qualifications were changed so as to
include eysry one identified with the iura-
Der interests Of the Coast Rooms will hs
secured a salaMed secretary obtained
and Il Is expected that q membership q
20 win be secured The rooms will ia
lifted Up with al facilities for convention
purposes. lumber journals viii be kept on
NE. an exhibit Of native woods ana spec-
linens a the lumber products arranged.
etc The exchange win be open to meet
ings OF lumber manufacturers ana allied
interests. and out-os-,osn visitors Will
be welcomed. Il Is expected that the ex-
change VIII become very popular and adj
ver'ise not only Seattle but che entire
s,Stev"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
IN MAN VINO SAVED THE TRAIN
N Ackinlcy's widow sues the Great
Northern for s.a, 900.

t'fsss'aas tRf r>es'NNfs
bau Mckinley, widow OF Men MeKin-
ne orsa, Northern engine driver who
- August sacrificed his life In order to
os his train. has ssiesf the company for
- tsnages. The complaint was filed
W. ssrerssr court ysstNfay. and u tells
esry the story of the accident and dsa \
q D. iocsmettve engineer n r~atnts ous
~ ne PARTON 81 the railway extending
- us city 20 Everett "a located az the
- q hlsh hiuG % earth. and charges
~ ne Fsai Tor more than loo feet on
49, sids % the fourteen mile posi- 10 now
sss been ever sihee Ausus - Defect
= 40 dangerous. The h,u~. which is
N'nsd ~ gravel and SAND Is aaid 20 stand
sess tAe track 20 the heiEht Of les
= M en- account % IN. formation the
W al sana are a. all times liable 20
" y s-gr sears IN the railroad
- lessFtsea- mile past f. situated al the
.aH lang snf abrupt curve and on the
Y ~ accident Meklnlsys train isft
!. ssesals time ans ran At che usual rate
F-t when. withau, any warning n
pansnd fnta a mass ~ gravel ard
=. tAiF4 fesi aecp. The locomotive and
wetr Gers lrt ard ihe unfortunate
STA u some manner urknawn. was
- = TIE wreck H,s left arm vas
$50 - Fee snf 'ess ground "a a p'iin
ne mfar'es received we're ~ such .
N 'aAf - Glet zsan arfeFwari An
= iNs SCRIP Amt SAYS Was isne 70 the
sssiisenee 81 ihs railroad csrapAny.
.Nassf vas ea7atis OF earning 8 s6
80 ~ ais estate is salA 20 have hean
$50 - ihe amount swell FOR. lie
49,. willow art four children Nell
49, Frasa GA gladss MEX lniev.
.s 20, anf Cora naliasrs a daughter
-. NfrtF Wis ans ef the age 81 ma
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POLICE NOTES.

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growing All Il ii KEYS Up larger court.
Tuawi ali have 70 - secured fer sAtUr-
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Awards at
Worlds Fair.

Ezra T. Pope. who has been Temporarily
In charge. vii resume his position as
cashier. a position which he has ably and
hsnerahly Allied for q long time Tsouga
the appointment ha= rot YET been r1ase. IL
will without doubt be given 20 G. y.
Thornayke, purser OF the steamer Kings
ton. who IL the eldest employe Of DE COM
p&uy.
:. G. Yerkes. whose RESIGNATION caused
the present vacancy. Is wen established In
his new position as agent al the City dock
ard The floating property OF Lilly. Bogar-
e0x d Co IL VAS announced yesterday
thai the steamers CITY OF Champaign, run
ming on the Sxagti river: the Clan Mac
donald. on the SnahouEish: the Mabel. Job
bing. and the City dock form 9 eorneina-
ton that will be known hereafter IS the
L & B. Transportation Company c a.
Lilly and s. G.. Yarses left for a short
trip 70 the Skagie river, whlch viii make
the new manager more familiar with the
route covered by tina steamer.