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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
AGAINST POPILISN AND ANARCHY,

tes, Tor president Is stan onea. Although
Cen. &r8EE has Neen seesufaziS IN the lead
al osN. sssNeyvfN3 &astaeBcsS are al work
10 dtfeas htn. f3Es reception seiav in ths
convention was a sstSapa0lntulsnt TO hls
lrien3s It WAS not AS enthusiastic as
taey thuaEaI Sc s00ss3d he A strong eRTeFs
= heiag made 80 6Tisg oos senator Palmer
or 1en. JOAN a. Stack ~ Illinois. ard
Ses.rel tFY Merton 0f Nebraska. atsa nsngel
lAawtsr, cf Minnesota. are eaj0yaag In
c}qient haaors senator Palmer does rot
desire She Dcsn.assfan. and there is said
- he a letter here sron Secretary Morton
de>llnsaw 80 permit tire use of nls name
We're tfen. bragg not IN the wsy. senator
Nllas usiSht ~ uamea. hat he absolutely
refuses ia consider me question as ioax
az Gea. Eragg i IN the iieid. The Wat
tersoA boom dees no; gsow.
Late toatgAt the cry anpeRxs 10 &c any
thinE - beat RgsEg. tss, the opposition
Is having thaiculty ia selecting candidate.
Was IS oat OF the question as lcng as
RraEg is N the fead. The Illinois aelesa-
1ton tonight decided 20 support Senator
Palmer, 3t he ,ould he indscef 20 allow sas
presentation ~ his name. Falling in that.
&t seems Hkeiv thai Gen. John 4. Black
VIII he put forward Ia opposition 80 Rrags.
Senator Palmer has ss&a that hn will give
hls figal decision tomorrow morning. II
the Bragg opposition can NJ concentrated
ne Rl8 probably be defeated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
TACoMA's SLOT MACHINES.
The Council. Instead of Licensing, VIII
Zinc the OMners Monthly.

Tacoma. Sept. 2-Special-Th city gov
erument proposes 20 impose q monthly
fine upon all proprietors OF gambling
houses. as well as upon owners OF nickel
in-fae-slot machines in the cigar stands
ana saiooGs. The licensing Of these forms
of Stumbling has been A mooted quests N
before the council for some time past. an
ordinance placing a yearly license on the
machines having failed % passage last
saturday. The reason gwen Tor the re-
teeti3n ~ tho ordinance was that IL was
Illegal under the provisions of the charte~.
waeh forbiis gambling. Several Of the
counclimcn feel that the gambling houses.
a. Wei as The cigar stores running ma
chimes. SHOULD pay their quota toward the
running expenses OF the city. and X is
proposed 30 trsst them All on an equal
hlsis-aliow thcm 10 pay monthly nnes
Into the municipal court Keepers OF
houses - ir-fame arr treated IN this wav.
Tao cnHu-i ls by ne means united on the
Qrcpo- tl9n, some ~ Ia members oppos-
= the dr.ug Of t5e owners %, the ma
cH1es aa the ground that theg pay fr
nas-chan3ISe only. ana cannot bA clasysd
w.rh other gambling devices where the
prizes are money The question will likely
ne Setf'e5 fsajlv ~ the regular meeting
of the council on Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
owe DON'T WANT TO FIGHT"
Joseph Chamb erIain's Views on the
Venezuelan Dispute.

New York. Sept. 2-Riglt Hon Joseph
Chamberlain. Great Britain's secretary Of
state for the colonies, and Mrs.
Chamberlain. were passengers on
the Teutonlc Mr.. Chamberlain said that
he came 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Endicott.
the parents Of his wife. a. Danvers. Mass.
He expects 20 return 70 England IN a fort
night.
Mr. Chamberlain said further: The idea
thst I came 10 America 20 meet Secretary
Of State Oiney and 20 confer with him
about the Venezuelan matter. or any other
public business. is nct true; indeed. I have
no appc~ntrnent with Mr.. Olney. Ny visit
IS purely personal and domestic affair
Continuing he said: II 90 Tot think there
"a A man in Great Britain who wants 20
fSht II would - a terrible calamity
much to be deDlored. I trust the Ncnez-
uelan uatter VIII 10 a1uicab,y adjusted
As Mr Cleveland saws himself. the find
inrs of he American commissioners arr
r0t binding. bur We shall look for their
report with a. much interest - you IN tae
States. and hore that it VIII shed such a
bright light on the whole matter IN dis
yiltc that The affair can - readily and
easily adjusted 10 the satisfaction OF both
sides"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
THE SULTAN MUCH WORRIED.
Though Trine Easier since the Death
OF Inhannff.

Copyrighted. 1856, by the Associated Press.
Constan8uople. sept. !, VIA Sofa, Sept 2
The much threatened Abdul Hsfnid IL.
sultan OF Turkey. is known 70 Be IN a
very pertur0ed state OF mind, although the
unexpected has happened in the death o
the Russian minister q foreign affairs,
Prince IlobanoG- -Rostovsky, and the
shadow" as some English new spapers
dub The head OF the house Of Osman,
b~eathes a tlttle more freely.
The entire blame for the recent rnassa-
cres IS now placed by the representatives
@ The powers upon the Turkish govern
meut- The Sultan was decidedly agitated
vhcn informed that the embassies q the
powers wouIa not ba Illuminated, az has
the custom. ia honor Of f1e anniversary
Of the suftau's ascension 20 the
throne His majesty sent Tewfik PasAa,
the minister Of foreign Affairs. 20 make
A round OF TIE embassies and represent
% the a-1tHassadors that the omission wiil
~ flkefv % have a oad eject upon the
Turkish troops. TIE Pssha vas Informed
In reply that the Turkish goFerTl-T'sar
must take seps 20 prevent any such
demon zrrat.ous-
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kInahnrn a Good worker

Tacoma. Sept. 2-Special.-In appointing
Frank j. Klnghorn secretary Of the stare
committee. Chairman Swetland has done
something that viii meet with the approy-
81 of all the Republican workers n the
state Mr klughorn was secretary or the
convention at Everett last spring. ana
since then has been acting secretary OF the
committee. he j. most energetic work
er. and has a head fun OF original ideas.
Previous 70 the convention here. Mr.. KING
horn worked early and late. and the splen-
did organization Of the forces of the party
Is largely due 10 his efforts. although, OF
course Chairman Swetlana is entitled 10
as much credit.
Mr.. kinghorn Is a native OF Australia,
bat came 90 America 10 make his own way
a. the age OF Il. lie has had much expe-
yienCe in political matters, although a
Nn.ns nan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03

Chehalis Sept. 2--Specisl--H- 5. Elliott:
of chehaHs. as nominated for Judge o.
this fa8ie.al district by the Democrats a.
rralanfeht as; night. on the forty~nlnth
ballot. The convention was called % or
der yesterday ~ . p. m. ;. H. Bell o.
S0uta Bend. was selected chalrnaa, and
X H. simpson. 0f Ceu.raAa. vas mace
secret ary. The candidates were Mr.. IL
lott. Marrice Langhorne and ]. NJ Pick
ems. OF tais place. J. L. PelwaTth, ot wan
kiskurn; 4. J. FeTraGdinI, Of South Bend.
and T. r. Preble % Cengralla. After toe
sixth vote. wsen Wahklakum went 20 FL
lie;t. there we're practically no changes IN
the vote Untu the wit--sraWAl OF Lang
horne after the forty-ssventh. J. E. VII
lis. Of this place. received several votes.
The contest was conducted ia the best
spirit. and the nomination seems 10 be
saflsfaetorY 10 al CONCERNED.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
Tho Northern paoitio fhaupe..

Tacoma. Sept. . 2-Special.-Messrs. Crow
ley & Grosscun. the new division counsel
for the Northern Pacific railway. took Of
fice yesterday and already have the eX-
tsnsive work OF the company well in hand.
W. L. Sshse has been resppointed chief
clerk and the former force OF stenogra-
piers viii be retained.
In a circular letter General Counsel G.
W Bum. Of 81. Paul, has announced
The appointment Of the firm OF Dudley.
Bum * Dudley. division counsel At Spo-
kane With Jurisdiction from Pasco cast
to Montana. Mr.. Bum. Of the firm. is
John NJ Bum. "A brother Of the general
counsel. lie formerly resided in this city
and left here two years ago 10 enter Into
n partnership with eX X-Senator Spooner at
Madison. Wis Mr.. Bum is one of the most
promising young LAWYERS OF the West.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
THURsToS COUNTY CHANGING.
Now Certain 20 Return It's oif-Ifme
Republican Majority.

ciynrplz. Sspt- 4--Spsolal-Tas car
paign bv The Republicans has been TTa9-
tlraLy ocenea hsre. ard Z IS tee p1-pcss
O tie c0unrT committee % carry o. n
aggressive warfare I'd - election daF-
Haaaausrters have been opened ard -
HtrneElva kfsrAggre is being constantly
seur sarouEasosEt tire county.
Tire opening meeting % tEe caErssszsSn 70
zrursson county vSs = grand success =
every particular. TIE s43Tsss by Johnson
Sickess. which was a comp4eEe ard IN
stracE ve 1asson CT the ssbteet oe ere Tec3-
procilT doctrine q The Republican party.
vas ezthusassicai.y received. TIE school
house, Of TIRE county VIII BE- 0ccuuie3 from
week 20 wsek BY entertaining local speaA-
eTE
one thlng has bsc0rn@ very apparent.
ana taat 5 that tho sentiment n sAe coun-
try surrounding the capital city Is unsier-
going 4 radscsl change. ard there IS noW
l,t.e doubt in The ujnds of the county
ceutrat committee but that they can main
tain The o.3-trne II publlcan majority n
Thlrs.on county As a whole. tie sIaie
ticket . satisfactory here. and the eoan-y
nominees are stEo3E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03

Chicago. Sept. 2.-The railroad lines
represented I'm the Central Passenger COM
nittee. at a meeting held today. took pre-
llnlinary steps toward the making OF a
general reduction in the rate for parties
going from their territory 10 Canton, Ohio.
TO visit the presidential nominee. Provided
the assent OF the Joint traffic association
IS secured. rate or about one-fifth regu-
lar tariff will be granted 10 parties or for
fy or more desiring 20 make tho pilgrim
age 10 Canton. For instance, where tho
one way fare 10 Canton Is about SIS ine
round trip party rate viii be about S..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
EARrHoUAKE IN JAPAN.
Rukogo Entirely Destroyed and Othcr
Towns Damaged.

Yokohama. Sept. &-M2-h alarm Il fs't
here ovEr a Eeagsr report o sFeas
ssa~eEcuaka Rhl-1 ocr1rTe1 ~ tae TsoftA-
east r~ovlree % the main 4s,ard % japan
on Arszs.fay evening The towu o. RuEcso
.hzs s3seu entirely destroyed All several
other fowns seriously danaaEsd- SeveTa
Fyev7soas are re-se~iei - have oeeu KILLED
by ,he earthquake ard q large number IN
fgsre1 whtAa 3 u1u3sltHie 5aFe suffered
severe losses by damage 20 nroperty-
Tae provinces visited oy ere ssrta.31 31la -
ars enc sarae as those deF zsfAtee 6T ths
tsrrsss, earthquake ard tila1 wave -
! lne Is hast. wher1 p large nawSker ~ tS@rs
exc .a-s1 OK, and sAs estimated less os
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
Fusion In Wisconsin.

milwaukee. Sept. "A plan OF fusion
was agreed on by the three state couVcn-
tIons. Democratic. populst and National
Silver. held here to-day. The Democrats
take the Offices Of governor. attorney gem
eral, state treasurer. railroad conInis-
sioner and superintendent OF public m
struction. The Popuiists get secretafy>ol OF
state and insurance commissioner, and the
silver men lieutenant governor. The
Populists also got three electors Tonight
the Democrats nominated W. c. Silver
thorn for governor. and adjourned until
tomorrow 10 complete the ticket.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
THE PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Arrival OF the Bennington. the Alert
Baily Expected

Port Angeles, Sept. c--tTae United States
sInboat Bennington arrived last nsght
frocl Ssa Francisco. ana his morning her
Ears we've frcd az q sl ute 70 the admiral
cf fhe Sect. waich vas sus swered BY 4
sIm. ar ssluis from lhe fagsa4p Phl.asei-
Isi7. Tau'g1t six s@2rChH E3-- from the
various vessels r tae squadron are shoot
irC taer bright rays W iu.o he sky,
where sEev form al SORTS os design a.
tac- cross ara TecToss each other The
AleT. is expected wichln a few days from
San E~aHct-ro. and VII complete eh> IA
cin- s9aacrpn, unless. possibly. az a later
este tse oresoa seoul3 pfl; ln an spnear-
aoc.- the battalion Na5ca has bsen n
cafn0 az Mo-se creek during tne past We K
returned yes er+sv 90 thetr quarters on
hoer4 >ala aa % the oE1eers ard men DO
i7g VEL P.ea-se1 Etta thesy sgt3ng al Camp
An,a.eA
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sulIivan's four of the state.

Tacoma. Sept SpeciaL-Congressm
William II. Doohtile and r. c. Sullivan,
The Republican nominee Tor governor. VIII
leave for Everett tomorrow morning,
where they Viii open the campaign in
company with Senator John L. Wilson.
Congressman DooIttlc viii so from EY-
erctt II FaEhaven whore ne Will speak
on Friday night. Mr.. Sullivan expects 10
leave for Eastern Washington IN a few
DAYS where he wlll visit his old friends in
Whitman county and other localities on
the other side OF the Cascades.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-03
snobomish Mckinley Climb.

Snoaomish. Sept. 2.--SpeciaL--A Mckin-
ley and Hobart club was organized here
tonight. NTH L. +. Hart temporary chair
man and a. J. Wolf temporary secretary
There was much enthusiasm. Chairman
Hart opened the meeting with good
speech. after which a committee on per-
mane1t organization was appointed, Rous-
Ing speeches were made by y. ". Frater.
". r. Bell. j. H. Cox. X, J.. Hubert and
]. W HsGner. Much interest Was mani
Tested BY the large crowd present. over
80 names are already on the club roll
The clab will attend the Everett fatiAea-
ton meeting tomorrow night
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Ts~0na Ssot. @-Srs.ts1 NJ aye0- T-a-~-
cH-- IS sfH opposing che board % pssfiic
WORKS although ! lodge pE5t-ha-z has DE-
cs3ei tnat Tire charter amendments we're
uot legally sleTsi- re1. a~S therefore he
oss-@ og commission - Tsaaslc works
Vhlca was aie3 By Thomas Dohertv.
has 70 legal 7!a-e ~ ere c5ty government.
The mayer tosay refused - sign warrants
tr@Wn fo- ere eaymsnc ~ bills fo~ Sun
Ts.i-s ordered oy 80 ho2.5 whicn Is com
- - &esvrs z r Naue- urs Arid
Eg ts-~orn. On ere Ero-0f frat they- had
20 norl-y in tes promises The mayor
e..a tae provisions % the eaa~te~ As Il
"4$ sa&ht 90 be AMENDED. ard O. ares
Es R aot re.evatzs TIRE board gr-H The
eel~t Aa-ss 1aE7 q 1e~st8r ~
trrEng tGat - Jatre F-st ha-H. Tntfl
F.- eooA tAe Ears3-s .sa-sar~ng rr.v VII
- 7s@aresi 90 ~zn along -1as1r amy s.fr-
'es as Gee a>etr1 canHet very. wsE order
'e~~f 7fn - z-arrag-s tor +heEr pay
IN N aF rae~te3 oy +as Hzayor.
E.a@1r 4ar Epe-rs .ss 1fa.8te.~. r.s~.,
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EATTIE

life Has asse TAa provinces q T,sssess1
SRI hskEeha, aieag the coAzs fro-n -
ssiaua = @o1Sas&n rorsh a@r3 weT~
RrzEaE@5sal s'rterars fogzy. Tas re>o,lef fon
eE fae havoc "a hurssn isfa Mroagf BY
tla1 co1s'a-sssa causes grave anxf as
- wf1af f1rtae~ regssras nav showf o. the
results q &on3sF's cart hauake.
Cn iss same cay a cyphoon cRuse1 sx-
fsnssve 1a1lage 81 Soashera Jspan.
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Minneapolis Sept. "a roster Uniform
rank. Knights o. Pgthias. now IN cncamp-
roa-t AZ Camp Yale. was completed 70
night. Slx states are rerreaented. Illinois,
Wisconsin iowa Minnesota. North ps~
kots. South Dakota. Missouri ans Miehl-
gar There were present n al ninety
Eve divisions sn4 over 25e9 kniZh.s
There are eleven ectrtes for re IRA
srff tomorrow
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MANY HOMES DESTROYED.
Disastrous Fire Burns Down "A Part of
\prfnik

Norfolk. Va SEPT. 2-Fire broke out to-
night in the factory OF r. : White 6 Bro.
II was totally destroyed A number OF
buildings In the lane leading 70 Main street
caught FIRE. and the flames spread rapidly.
consuming the entire block. The Union
Stock Yards were destroyed. The flames
communicated with the row of houses ad-
joining the stock yards on the south. and
they were burned one hundred families
have been made homeless. The loss is eS-
tifrlaied al 500 900.
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Reduction of Freight Rates.

Washington City, sept, 2.-~The Scaboari 3
Air Line Company today notified the tn;
state commerce commission % reiuc-
ton OF tariff rates between Baltimore ana
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Suffolk. va.
and points on the Seaboard Air Line. Sea-
board 4 Ronoake. and Tarr River. Rail
elgh e. CASTOR. and Augusta. Durham &
Augusta. Carolina Central & Georgia.
Carolina 4 Northern railroads. II giU
60 into effect Saturday next
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steamer I.aurada Aground.

Kingston. Jamaica, Sept. 2.-The steam
shiD Taurada. which has figured in Gu
han a;ihustering expeditions. e aground
at Port Antonio. She went into Port An
tonic 10 load and rnet an outgoing steam
e~ IN the narrow channel. The Laarada's
steering gear was defectivs and IN the
effort 70 avoid collision she went
aground. The extent Of the damage has
not bseu aecertatnsd-
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THE REAL DEMOCRATS.
Meet in National Convention
at Indianapolis.
NO mlsTkKlNG THEIR VIEWS
The Chicago Platform and Candi-
date Emphatieally Repudiated.

ousiy Effected The Platform io Re
Adopted and the Candidates Nomi-
mated Today Gov. Flower Gives
Bryan Drastic nrnhhing, and SEN
ntor Caffery speaks against An
archy and Reputation The Candl-
dates iu tho Field and Their Pros
poets.
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L9nso-, Se7t @-Tn cff5csal circles Il -
believed fha SEa~Tass ~ ss44s.r~v hss .se-
tsr-esne8 20 r,srsae SIS car eosfrse Al con.
stan.ineple in srta~e. ana has zsveg %
the hF-;ish srno2Ssaao-. s. phG3.a C'urrie.
pf@zsse ard Significant instructions. wlth
Sreaier aoEers. % command naval sid
IN eiatos-,ing the demands OF Great Britain.
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For Trade With Hawaii

Tacoma, Sept. @-Special.-The Tacoma
Chamber os Commerce will investigate the
feasibility OF building up a trade with AR-
wah through the new Japanese steamship
line which has Seattle as its western ter
minus The trustees VIII apposrsr a con-
nittes 20 investigate the question. II IA
the intention 10 bestew as much Hawaiian
business upon the Nippon Yusen Kstsha
as possible. IN return FOR the favors shown
this city by The Japanese government
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Minneapolis. sept. 2.-'Thls has been a
day OF sightseeing with the Knights %
Fythlax, and they have been burdened
with No duties whatever. The majority
or the visitors went 10 81. Paul n Wit
ness the sreat g. a. Il. parade Belated
divisions are stu coming in The famous
mounted hussars from 81. Joseph. Mo.
Capt. Dye commanding, came IN today.
The St Joseph division brought their
hnrsns With them.
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Consta1unop,e. sept. s-Tae TuEkisA
government bas ssnf a circular - SIS rep
resen ,Atiyes abroad 10 the ercct shat
taeTe aave been NJ disturbances since Sat
uTsiay, and taat order and security rel@n
a. tae capital IS NcH as IN the provinces
OF the empire
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london. Sent. s-The Standard has a
Vienna dispatch which SAYS the <eae
trele Pfssse asserts thas "A written Russo
French alliance IS IN existence drafted
on The model az the dvelbund treaty. bat
ttat = Is purely defensive
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Millions OF Gold Coming.

New York. SEPT 2-The North German
,lyv4 Ss~a ruehfp Company announce f1at
tnew reoelye8 q telegram To-Day stating
shat ne sseam m%r TFavok. zh.ch saile9
from Southampton this evening FOR tbs
u,or-. las en- board e - aao GOLD.
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era-sssf ssree. AS declared tAsg 4 sosE1-
trv uhteh agfn 900 50 pzop,s coal1
ansrseva frs9aoen sewa-e cos4l1 Efth = parA-
latso- o. x. asp8 % adopt = fnarsial postsE
ln6s2er9enS % re olAsr nations o ne
earth
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Morc z ghtlnc In Crete.

Athens Sept. Z-SeveraI conflicts &C.
Cured IN the Heraklion and Saline dis
iricts ~ the island Of Crete on Sunday
and Monday. Several torelga warships
have arrived az Heraklgon.
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The Gold Reserve

washington Cry. sept. 2--T otay's state
rrart o the condition 0f 80 treasury
shows. Avaliaose cas1 balance. szis,5ss.lss /.
srefa reserve 1gg. 81. ia
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Du1sth. Minn.. sept. 2--Tae state bank
examiner has taken c1srge - the Manu-
facrurers' Bank - West Duluth. Tae DE-
2ossts are about - 80.
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You ought N Try t1at aeiieiotis Swiss
-hee~s A. Cooper & Levy's- Ifs Only %
cents PER poured
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Ats TABOR day sports a. Madison park
Mondag. free
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Ii Hung Chang TALKS.
WHY He Declined TO Come TO
This Coast.
HIS couaTRYmEa ILL-TREATED.
he Compares the Chinese With the
Irish Immigrants.

says lie Would Tse Pleased to Hear
Any Reasonable Argument For the
Exclusion or the shinese- He Quotes
the Advics Given TO Him by Cen
erai Grant.
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