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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-20

Ma6t Cure 8eifenunsen fit Sta
9elbraht, glatten Drabt. @iienbleb,
&upferble6 unO 26the BEL Biper &
g 9ultbeB 249 Mnrtet Str.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrigite Marftpreiie.
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Die
B63entlitbe Treie Nreife
eriGeint
ieben DOnneritas
unb fpifet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 fur
WOnute in gcrausbs3abIHns.
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M4erlei.

= 9ie Gamilie oes 9errm pbilipp
prina 1T bon einenl graufamen Gdidial
betrOffen tuoroen. Ser Gfanfbeit zines
Der &inber tpegen 5og bielelbe erft Dor
menigen Sagen Dom 2anbe In Die 5tabt.
llno nun lit ni9t nur bas franfe &inb
geltorben, fonSern aud elm 5tpeites, tpdb=
reno ein orittes nod franf barnieoers
Iieat.
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8udlens Mruiea.saIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der sSelt fur @9nitte,
auetf&unsen, @efdpiire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausiGla9, Gledte, seiprunsene Sanbe, s5roff.
beulen nnb ale Sauttranfbeiten turirt Sa.
morrboiben ober feine Be3abIung. 8OIlige
Gatisfieatiou sarantirt ober bas @elo p,rb
surGderfattet. 25 Gents bic SGadtel BET VI.
Drei6.
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9rs. &. 4 8. 9anteiott,
bonn
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
at. 3umta, W1 o.


-Dr. $. Dobieion erIaubt fi9, fcine
3abIreiden 6reun6e bon ieiner Mntunft
In San MntoiliD 3u. irformiren unb er
mirb iid gliidIi6 fddBen, bieitIben gu
empF1ngen, in benz Men9er 0otel,
3imner SIR. IL i'm parterre.
9pre6funben bDn 10 llbr 8ormits
tags Bis 4 nbr Na9mittass tdsli3 ooer
mad nebereintommen.
Or. 9apiefon bebanbelt bauptfd9lib
llerpDie, hronti9e uto Blutz
&ranfbetten
slle bieienigen, bic ii9 aus l1nborz
{i1tigfeit cine Granfbeit ober elm l1ebel
sugesogen baben, forbert ct auf, obne
8er5lig BET inn bor3uipre9ea. Seine
Iangfdbrigen, In ben befen beutiGen
uu6 frans6iii6en 6Dfpitdlern geiam=
ulelteu @rfobrungen bieten geniigenbe
@arantie, baB allen nit ben ermdbnten
2rnnfbeitet1 Bebafteten bic bette unb
tsiheni@aftli6fe gebanolung gu Sbeil
miro.
9ieieni9en patienten, tpelde ii6 aus
Betbalb Der 5ta6t befinben, m6gen
briefIi9 ibren 9rantbeits3nffanb anges
ben uit6 Derben ibre .Briefe iOfort 8es
riidFdtigung erfabren.
Nian merle 5id bic Mbrefe: 3inmer
Nr. IL, Mtenger 9otel San NntDnio,
aerds.
Spre6t obne gerTdunniB Dor, ba
Aes SoctDrs Aufentbalt bier furs lit.
eoeben pnrbe ber0ffentlidt unb pirb frei
aaf 8erIangen unb mad @inienbnns bon 2
Gents berfdnbt v@roetieaI Sbferbafions on
Nerbous DebiIitb anb Rbsiisal @xbauitionA
NIT eirem rGifan on Warriage" nit pidtigen
Abbaaolnneeu iiber anbere aranfbeiten. Die.
felben iinb cine 9bnopiis aus @orlefunsen. bic
Zen ben Doctoren Dabielon i'm WiHouri
Staats. .Mufeum fur anatomie gebalten Dur.
ben Hno bilben einen bertbbollen Gratlt9en
Natbgeber, ben ale fuugen Geute Isfen iolIten.
az a6reiIe: Or. 8. D.aSie fon,
4,s,tublW Nfenger Sotel, Gan Nntonio.
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6eiratbsseiu9: Gin Elm eins
trdgli6es Nmt betleioenber Mann in
feinen beiten Sabren fu9t iein iein
Sein perftimmernbes 2eben bur1 elm
elm eiutrddtiges ber3 beiBenbes gbe.
peib gu beri96nern.
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Warnung. 9ltet Sud bor
gfa9abmungen Der Sabrifate pon IS.
%. Gail & u +" in Baltimore.
Ser altbetpdbrte Same biefer Gabritanz
ten BON Gauhs unb S1nupftabafen
bat gu man6erlei Sduf9ungen MulaB
Qeqebeu.
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ssImproved condition Powders. fir g,fe

ssImproved Condition POwders'' fiir Bfe,.
be uno &inOoieb. Sin ausseaeidnetes mnb ers
probtes 8ulber in Der @e6anpluna Soa sy,.b,
trantbeiten aIler slrt, aaaemeine ,llnpdbliAfeit,
Mnwa6ien Der Saut, Gduoe, geIbes @aifer,
Mansel an @ppefit. @ebraudsanpeifuna q 'aauf
Der Gillette. 8abrisirt BON uno sum gerfauf
bel NboIpb DreiB, aIamo 9laaa, aeaens
iiber Der goffoffise, Gan antonio.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28

time that. nOiviths,saiins the apps-
rent rigid enforcement Of the pro
hioiiory statute. numerous instances
o! drunkenness occurred. Where
the liquor wss obtained Was s mys-
terry. but the boys found it some
where. and one day this Marshal re-
soiveI 10 ascertain who sold IL. To
this end he followed : character
about town whose unsteady gait In
dicaied that he certainly hsd been
there. The tellow picked his way TO
a tores, 10 which had been built. al
the entrance Of a cave, & stout log
house. No door or window Was
visible, but when the whisky hun
ter knocked three times against the
wood, hat board. manipulated from
within, slowly slid out. There was
& tin cup on this board, aud when
the man on the outside dropped 3
nickel into the cuo, the board was
pulled back 10 be returned in q few
seconds filed with a stiff horn of
moonshine vhiskey. IL went
down the outsiders throat at one
gulp and then the cup wa. pulled
back again. By this cunning style
of beating the devil around the bush,
so TO speak. the law, which provides
that person must be seen selling
whiskey 10 secure O conviction. was
very cleverly evaded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28
OaIraxe hy s.rIking Operaai,e..


The Chicago Tribune has published
an interesting account Of the violent
deaths in the United States during 1881
which were due to marder, suicide. and
the work of Jack Ketch and Judge
Lynch respectively.
Among the cnriosities of the CHASTITY
array are such details as these:
A boy Of 10 at Cairo, ILL.,, murdered
his grandmother because she reproved
him for playing traant. A girl of nine
killed boy still younger by banging
him because he had eaten her egg.
Fhemas ODay, Of Pittsburgh. Pa, was
murdered by his son for killing the
family eat. Another psrricide commit
ted his crime because he had been
beaten at a game Of dominoes. Five
boys were shot by farmers for stealing
watermelons.
Ia the dreadful list OF murderers
there are no fewer than twelve children
under ten years Of age, nearly all Of
them being girls.
Some OF the causes which led to the
crime of self slaughter we're curious in
the extreme. A man 10 North Carolina
shot himself because he Was 50 bashful.
A boy Of IL banged himself becau bis
mother chastissd him. A boy OF IL
killed himself in the same way because
he Was forced to take medicine A
farmer tsok poison because his crops
we're not promising. A schoolboy shot
himself because his teacher had falsely
accused him of q misdemeanor.
Among the aRusual ways of finding
an exit were sitting on key Of powder
and touching it of, driving nail into
his head, driving iron spikes into his
head, forcing himself through q barbsd
wire fence, and driving two chisels into
bis head.
The hangings by Jack Ke.ch during
the year were few compared with the
murders, being only l03.
Judge Lynch atoned for some of the
deficiencies Of Jack kstch by dispesinR
of lSl criminals. The Judge vas not
80 gallant As Jack K-tch, for he gave
bis attention to four women among the
rest. Twenty nine men we're lynched
for rape, all but one or two Of them
being coiored. some "a hsrse thieves
we're banged. One negro Was killed for
stealing mules, aud three men for steal
ing cattle. Two men we're killed for
VT scking trains, eight for incendiarism
and one for wife beating. One N An
vas hanged for siauder and another foI
threatening 10 make political exposures.
The other Gases we're all for murder.
OF the women. three we're hanged for
murder and the fourth was killed alsng
with her husband by Q mob-csass Rot
given.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28

funds Of tbs Grant honausn, As.ooi.
nen. and 10 available for the purpose o,
me ereetion Of said monument.
senator Mixers Cssass,ss.
senator Miller of California il IN nah
verse aud his death may be expected Al
any ho9r.
snrmaiisn..
Ine senste confirmed the following
Nominations today: United States Al.
torRey, Il Q. smith. for Montaua; Reg
ister. OF the Land Ofise. ID. q. Hal.
eureka, New; II. Psf4y. Boise Civ
1dano, W. 5. Austis, Vancouver, Wash.
Ter, H. G. Mcfarland. Cosur d'Alens.
Idaho hecsivers OF Pab 10 Moneys,
ayres ID Bell, FIssiia. Cal. John Z.
Bndd. Stockton. Cal. VIZ. O. MiIIs.
Eureka, New. .. ksane, Vancouver.
wash: Ter, II. @. Brsnss@tter, Boise
City, Idaho, W. j. C1dy, Bodie, Cal.
Fnr Jeha Porter.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs today instrueted wheeIsr TO re-
port favorabiy the bill introduced sy
him to authorize the President 70 re-
store otncers - the army 10 certain
GASES The bill is intended to oever the
case OF FItz John Porter. Oaly two
members disagreed to the report.
The Csming Cardinal.
CLEVELAND, Jan. q. The Catholic
Hsrerse says: " From reliable infor ma
ton received from Rome. ve feel josti
nsd In saying that the Holy Father has
determined 10 she near future to create
the mos. Rev. James Gibson, Arctbish-
op OF Baltimore, Cardinal" The
statement 10 the Universe is based on
lnfornatian received by Bishop Gilmour
from the Pope.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28
FOREIGN.

Completing the Balxarian Iaies.
CoSsrAsTIsoPLK Jan. 27.-M. Tztns-
wtac. Bulgarian Foreign Minister, is
negotiating With the Porte for a COM
piete union of Bulgaria and Eastern
houmelia, with one legislature and ad-
ministration for both. The Porte ID
friendly to the scheme, and an earls
settlement of the question 10 expected
The Turkish and Bulgarian troops on
the frontier are on the best terms and
fraternize.
Failure.
TORONTO, Jan. 27.-Peter Ryan, who
recently purchased the Joseph Hall
Manufacturing Works at Osh IVA, has
failed. With liabilities Of 100000.
A Lost Aeronaut
Paris, Jan. 27.-M. Girod Remand, OF
the Grand rheater, New York, III AIDE an
a 'osnsion in q balloon. The balloon
Was driven Out to sea and suddenly
vanished.
Outrage by striking Operatives.
Two thousand striking employees at
one of the iron mills in Drsassville,
Department Of Aveyron, attacked the
hoase OF the manager of the works,
broke open the door, entered the build
ing. seized the manager and threw him
out OF the window. He was then
tramped to death by the angry crowd.
Troops we're sent to Qaell the disturb
anee. The strike grew out OF the qaes-
ton OF wages. The troops restored
order, but not until several rioters had
been killed and number wounded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28
To Retire from the Tsrf.
WASHINGTON.

Neots0eftuG INC suvcF 0ucstheos
wlsHISorox, Jan. 27.-The House
Oommittee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures today began the consideration
Of the silver question. The whole sub
jsct vas discussed In an informal way,
and while the members spoke more
freely than heretofore, they did not
state their views specifically, bat In very
general terms. The discussion took q
vide range, reference being made 10
The French monetary system and our
own payer money. The following reso-
luton was introduced by Lanham dor
ing the session:
Resolved, That it is the duty Of the
Commities on Coinaae, Weights and
Measures al a. early day AZ prseti
cable 10 report 10 the House bill lock
ING 70 the free coinage Of standard sill
vef dollars.
Soos, introduced ~ q substitute the
following;
Resolved, As the sense OF this commit
ees thai the best interests of the coun-
ny cannot be promoted by any bill nov
before she committee lsoking 10 the
ire coinage OF silver.
bynem introduced q resolution ~
foiievx.
Rsselr~d, That il 10 the ssuse Of this
sommtttee that the lass regulating and
providing for the issue Of gold and sil
WI eertiasates shoaid be 50 amended -
provide for the retirement of the
9ns aod Tor the issue of coin esftih-
ssls 10 their stead.
No action vas taken by the commit
upon any 81 thee resolutions. not
oia they elicit dissinct expression OF
nsss from any of ths members. II
as resolved that the question shccld
" further discussed. and that Opinions
sneoid Be sought from different persons
interested In the question until feoru'
~ luth, When the committee gill pro
go 10 consider the distinct PROPOSE
uens nov before 10.
APss,ie natiaiag fer saa Franchise
Among the bills introduced today In
ne senate vas one by senator Stanford
oe1ihonEe the purchase OF o site fol
We osiidins of Q postoftcs, court heuss
and ether Offices 10 San Francisco anc
sppfoeriAting t6sS5.ooo for the purpose
prspssed AID for the Grast Menu
meat.
Ihs House COMMITTEES on Militar,
Aaairs today distracted viele 10 roper
nsorably the bill introduced BY Dovd
- Tor the erection OF Q monument IA
nev York 10 the memory Of Genera
vNna Tue bill spproprtstes $500 os
Iof NE purpose, the srornd 10 be do
mated by The c,,v. The Presi ient is an
norssed 10 appoint An ofiioesof engineer
% We Army and ave commissioners. ..
ssrve Without pay. vho. With the Exec
snve Uommitsse Of the Grant Aona
esns Association Ia New York, shai
expend the monss under directien o.
Ne Secretary Of War. provided thai y.
pAn Of the mooney SHALL be expende<
eafh The sau Of tS5o.oo shall Aav'
sess sahser,bs1 and paid int ~
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Eye, Ear and Throat.
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

NARY A. LONGaKER, N. D..
Graduate of WomAns Medical CollsSe
Of Pennsylvania.
urf1ce and residence, liz Columb ia St,
seattle. Disease. OF the kye. Lar and
Throat treated as q specially.
Particular attention given TO the treat
ment OF diseases Of women and children.
Consultations in English and German
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE or HENRY x. HATHA-
Il way. deoeased.
All psrsons having claims against said
s~tnte win present. them within ene xear
from this date. with the accessory vouch-
err. and all persons Indicted win make
immediate paymens 70 the undersigned,
executor, or 70 my attorneys Q. d. Emery
o. c. ". Aundsy, 81 Seattle. W. 7.
Dated 81 sesitie. W, r., Dec Ia, las.
RAE X HATHAWAY. kseeator.
de1odkBt
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The shipment of lumber from Sc.
John, N. b., 10 transatlantic ports 10
1895 Vas smaller than since 1879. when
the figures we're about the same as last
year-l52, 900 900 feet. Alex. Gibson,
the Nashvaak lumber king. As he 10
called, sent abroad in 1885 over 1000. 900
fest. W. n. Mckay shipped 1900, 900.
and r. A. a ]. Stewart shipped 1000,
600. The shipments of 1854 we're i64,-
So, SIS feet.
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WHY DiUN,r NIX GIVE A sAUsAGk.

Goest Tin cheap restaurant VERY
much obliged. but I'm not an entomol
oeist.
Proprietor VERY much pozzled)-An
ento-what!
-Entomoioaisf. l have no
doubt this 10 q very rare bug which I
found in the pie. and this hy floating in
the coffee is perhaps, the only specimen
in Amsrica-,
Proprietor lin q whisper) - Don't
speak % loud you will ruin me.
Guess-Is that 30 ? Why, thought
you we're giving them away instead Of
chromos. and | Was merely about to
mention that I'd prefer small dog.
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House to Let.

GIVEN HARD FINISHED ROOMS
y and kitchen Third street. between
Lenora ana Blanchard Inquire of w.
II. LLkw ELLYN, at Puget sound Tele-
grarh Office. ia2ls
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THE PABSkNGkH sTkAMkh
- IL - 4z5 - - q
CAPTAIN SU6KNT.
WIN ls~ye Seattle for Port HAk ely ever
dAy ~ q IA and .. m and return q
. 9 m and p. N.
~ pansa9s AUpay q boas6 - 4
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n. M. HALL, m, D.

o.nce in safe ePosst Building, over Msr.
chants National Bank
Hours. ~ % /. L., 20 5 and 10 .. u.
DOl3
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LRl TT 1o 81 i;i,1,1;;'''

u,u, u. X. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
w ~ rom GATE, carry tho United Btatas
HAL on Hoods Canal, making semi.
reeky trips to Seattle. Leaving SEQ
s,,sIi even Monday and Friday morning.
nu soncn 81 Fort Gambls for passenger
OF freight arriving at Seattle In Ina
asern"on returning will leave Yesler's
mI 81 70 O'Clock every Tuesday and
SSA.uIuAJ morning. taking the mall at
TUT W eambie for Ssabeck and Union CITY
Ine steamer Josephine will leave Sea
os.x Tor for esmbIe every dAy except
saturday. 10 take passengers and freisSt
Canal. 49,
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DOG LOST,

A BROWN SPANIEL PUP. HAD
"A bells around neck Finder will be
rewarded BY returning to BOWMAN &
HANFORD. corner Front and Cherry. q 4
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Or. n. o. I0NGAKER

DR.. H. D. L0NGAKER
GRADUATE or THE UNIVER-
VI silly OF Pennsylvania, has perma
nently located in seattle.
once ana residehce. No. liz Colum bis
strvsi. AL calls promptly attended.
Dr. Lonsaker makes g specially Of dis
eases OF the
Eye. Ear and Throat.
Treats private. chronic and skin diseases.
removes tum0rs and ulcers without pain
or the use OF the snife.
10 patients who are suffering from that
annoying. painful and troub esome CON-
PLANT hEAoRRHoIDs Or PILES. DR.. Ii. ID.
long aker would assure them that by his
IN zoe OF operating and Treatment he can
take the worst cases Of this complaint and
make complete and radical cure. with
out giving pain 10 the patient v hiie under
the operation. and viii guarantee q care
IN every case he undertakes. nol7
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.,,ys orB ros--nrxLLiesros.
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GETTING A DRISK

One Of the queeresi devices for
.xsaias a prohibitory law Was re
Gently observed In Wolfe county,
Kentucky, by . Unlsed States Mar
Ill kAad bssa noticed for some
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28

F.P. Smith, In Flint township, @ ne
.es county, Mich, cut an OAK tree on toe
farm Of Ira Wright that measured even
feet in diameter, from which vAs Gus
800 p,eces for - inch slaves. From
The top Of ,he tree was cot 500 pieces OF
heading and l5,s cords Of stove wood:
The coontine Of the grains Indicated
that the tree vas 6s& years old; thst 10
10 say, this anciest OAK sprooted frou
The acorn in the days OF The Crosadss
OF King JOAN Of England. The infant
oak vas contemporaries visa the MAG
ma ChartA Of England.
The lamber cut al Alpesa. Mich. n
1850 Was $50 900 feet; IN 1853, le.uu.
90; in 1870. 42.so 600; IN ISIS. Oh0..
0O; In 1880, I0.0o.oos and IN lSsn.
lea o.. oO A heater expansson OF
producs could nos have been s6ssssd u
there had been Q purpcse 10 sceonpitsh
Ia. Tue total saspus Of the Aipena usllis
from le6o 10 lsee. ineiesive. vss i.Soas-
$4,000 fsse
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DIAMOND
VENTIEATOR,
Buildings, Schools. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger.
Sleeping and Refrigerator Cars.
Perfect Ventilation guaranteed
wherever Ventilation 10
Required.

Architects and builders unite in saying
our Nos. l and , for bed room and office
as the window.
Our Nentllator Tin any siEel. when
placed through = wall. u window sash. or
q wooden bar under sash. admits q con-
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control without drsughts; any desired
temperature can DO maintained in any
apartment No office or sleeping room
should be without it as 1t stops burglars,
excludes rain and dust ana Keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
ing the windows. Being heavily plated
in nickel 1t is very ornamental when
place. The handles serve 10 rtgulat
yentilator. also to raise and lower the
window.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28

A TrORNEY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
n tics In al the justices and Territorial
CourtA Once, 81 rooms Of the Probate
Court Yeaier-feary Building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28

PORTLAND (0r.). Jan. 2i.-rhe steam
or niympian forced q passage through
the zoe 10 the Columbia river. and reaoh
ed Bonneville at 8 o'ciock this afiernooa.
taus getting around the blockade. She
leayes Bonneville al 8 o'si,ck tomorrow
morning with all delayed passensefs
and sil. A boat leaves here st 10
o'clock tomorrow mornias With eastern
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28

San FsAScrsco. Jan. N.-Arrivsd-
Brk-atine lam O'Shanter. from the
Colombia river.
SaI.A-Rsrk Sannaat Tor Iaenma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28
Two Murderer Lyaehed.

SUsASvILIE (Oal.). Jan. 27.-Hoiden
Deck and Vicente Olivas were taken
out OF jail here last night and hanged
TO the beams OF the woodshed in the
courthouse yard by mob. Deck was q
Pitt River Indian who cJnfesssd to kill.
ing y. b. shaw some three years ago.
Olivas vas a Mexican who confessed to
having killed Griffin Logan last No
yembeF,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28
Amer q Fugtatve.

SANTA Rosa. Jan. T.-F. g. wicker
sham and Marshal Blame came up from
Petalusa this morning and filed tvo
Affidavits With Judge Jacks N Temple.
Superior Jadge Of Sonoms ooanty,
showing that All Tai, the Chinese muir
dersr Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse O. Wicker
sham, vas Q fugitive from justice.
Copies Of these afhIsvits. teGethsr With
the complaint aud warrant Of arrest,
gill be forwarded to the Governor, who
will issue q request 10 the Mik.do Of
Japan for the return 10 this country of
An Tai, provided be 10 captured at Ys-
kohama.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28
The Breaks Repaired.

SAN FRAsorsco. Jan. 27.-rhe breaks
IN the Ssu,hern Pscids Railroad b.
veen here and Los Angeles have bs-n
epsired. and the road 10 nov open for
"a entire length froa here to New Or
cans. All trains are RAINING 90 regular
ahsdula tfme TODAY
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