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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-07

DRoPosAL> FOR CAVALRY HO2sES.-Odce
l. OF Chief Qgarueruaster Department Of Da-
kota, saint Paul, MINI, NOVEMBER mh, ISIS
SEALED PROlprALN Tor Ia Cavalry horses re.
office until u ~, Sdturiay The sth day of Deem.
Der, ISIS, auIopened Immediately afterwards In
presence Of bidders. The Government res, rves
the right 20 reject IN" whole, or any part ~ any
bid received. Bids will be considered Tor q les.
number than lSl, Blank forms u proposal. and
full instructionstO titieIs, may be had on g..
p]iIcAtiOn 10 this ofhcs.-A +. ROCKWELL,
Quartcrmaster L. s.Army, Chief Quartz r%naster,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-07
Competing with China.

South Africa, Ceylon and India arc
now paying attention to tea raising,
and C,;na's great monopoly seems TO
be G. '',r wane.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-07
DR.. LIEBIG g. co,

The European medical stan and special surgeons
and Physicians Of the Iiebig World Dispenssry
aud international Surgical Institute.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-07

he surgi
cal branch
gives special
attention TO
defOrmities
Of every
Kind aud a.!
dis
lnlents re =
quiring APP
planes for
curvature Of
the Spine,
Hip Joint
Disease,Dis-
torled limbs
arms sue
cessful
tr ated by
Vol.
'taic an d
Magnetic
anuliauNaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
DEMOCRATIC VETERANS.
They Decide Not to Tear Down the
Grand Army.

ISDfASkFoLIs, Dec. 5-rhe movement
started by Adj. ten. k0Onfz and a few a.
sOciated Democratic veterans. locking 70
withdrawal 0i Democratic members from
the Grand Army Of the Republic and the
formation of new organization,
is given an entirely different colofing
tonight by statements directly from
AdjJ- Gen. k0oniz. who seems u be the
fouasaiu-hes of the movement He stated
this evening in an interview thar the new
organ sasiou was not aujagouictic u the
& A X. lie claims thai al the newspaper
STATE uaeuts 20 the contra y are Ia efrer
upon this point Nevertheless. the point
Is uey ore here. Toe constitution aud
by-isas af t1e new uTEaatzation are not
yet forthcoming 20 the pnhiie.
A meeting oi some 20 ID mocrafic veter-
ans was held to night, presided over by
AdjAlaat-Ge neral kooHiR. at which an
executive committee was pointed by the
chair with instructions 10 pfess the orsAui-
zafiou OF subordinate posts throughout
the STATE. From Demo ratio vet
erau familiar with the new movement
il Is Gscegtaiued tonight itai the entire
character @. ac movement has undergone
a rcceai Z radical change. lie admitted
that the cfigia Of the iaeH was to induce
Dem.sesaiIe members OF the q. A. K to
wiihGra and found another benevo-
lent organization. something on the
same psan as the q. A 4. This
project however, has been complt tely
abandoned and in It's plRre n TnuyeIns ut Is
substituted ta simply form Democratic vet
ersns' political elabs. membership IN
which VIII IN 40 wise conflict with G, A.
r. membership The new clubs are 10 Dc
purely and openly political.
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AraErxENr or srsrrcn.
Annual Report Of Attorney General
Garland.

NASHfS7gUS. Dec. A-AtfQraeT- General
Garland fss-iAy Ezastc his annuxa rez.ort 10
eclg-ess Of ibe business ot The eepar-raezr
% justice eaEl1s the isss zSeal Fezr, 10
ESttsS- Eitn statistics cf g-;1le EsAinsf tne
Eusfess states. and a statement af the fsusi
usss OF tee supreme coHr1 zzd the e.ya-f 81
claisaS He advocates the pSSsa-e of The
oil fsezz1EnE N cstAgre<s for tie zpf-oi NJ
meat af commission Of inquiry ifsIo taa
Scvis2fssify OF government peassea iiarses.
with Frovisiaz for WORK fos ;hs prisoners
IN manner Ees 70 ceaEiet wftk labor IN
general
He calls attsatIon 70 the ncthss5 a suu,-
E1ouing grad and trial taries in the tern.
iarszi district eoHrss IA e6seS In which tie
astec states = pErTs- and Eeasxs the
suggestions n fhe las annual report. afiFo-
eating certain changes in the ia4ieszl svS-
ten of tie Uaitcd states He .zvss III !.
Impossible 10 esey-esrtnlRte ike necessity
far change IA the }aficial system 70
meet tie demands Of the eoaSfantls In
Crossing business Of the coaafry. and
would simply call stseafion in tbs eonnec-
u0la "a ray suggestions In the lest rgpslrf,
and respectfully urge thai some change be
made thai VII remedy the evils CEN
Elas0e1 OF CA al sides. Whistler that
eAsnse te IN accordance gita rey views or
not.
in regard % the p4ymen. OF special dep
ely u2rsE as tae-repe-t SAYS. The ap
=
fees and expenses OF narshAss Is ss-s. .al.a
ouf ~ special prov sio8s ineorporafess IN
TIE apfrssss ssszsal3ss7s Ee3 enls sSe. .eSe caa be
advanced 10 uaarshais. Sumero1x speei a
deputy nsarsha.S we're appointed under tie
laws providing therefor, Ia serve at the re-
cent eiectian- To ray this will require a
large sum, and If their pay be taken from
the appropriation above mentioned. naih-
lug a1a remain for tae expenses Of the
service OF i5rocess. and the business Of the
United Srsfez courts al over the country
be seriously iBped-i. recozz nesd tsAt
special appropriation be made 10 psy the
deputies
o;Her recon- ErnenGsfions are that mar
shais y allowed increased expenses in ser
vice Of process arising cat OF the enforce
men OF the Inter staIe commerce laW. that
the fees or salaries Of TnGrShais be feati-
fusied III accordance with the previous
reeoia Izle naailon; thai the employ uaeut OF
q sunsiti Ute attorney IN the territories ne
aai hOrlze5. aud for general reorganization
OF the clerical force Ga basis co1ameISa-
rate with It's vast aud increasing business.
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ANOTHER REVOLT.
Coal Miners Leave the
Knights of Labor.
PLEADS ~ VAIN.
Aetisa that Removes from the JRris-
dietisn 20 the zntghts Most er
FsRassivaniA'- kflners-

CuL-sars, o.. nsc S-nistFict Asscnhly
*, Euisns o. labor. held session this
HasrnisS ss shlch reEasFly was psesent
and .es te-'h tua imp,stAacc oi s,sading
bE tAepssies, and making certain promises
in bcha5f el tas miners Tae asaess' Ped
esstea hela a ae~tiBg a!so dgrinS the
fgeaaaa and decided thai tasy weaia ac-
e - la pFapusfli q 50 q int convention,
exeeri saAt iss'king % single aa;loasA
unipn-
Taeae we-c about % dciezs,es present Al
tha tdnf convention Thry ~ aaee pro-
ecefirl tastiseisss 4 esii i,fF fss forisiAltan
% = tleW aetsatfaflou. ana 4 ls-se ulf-laer
~ speeclsfs Hcre male. v aca a. ADJOURN
snrat @as fzkna, tae delegates epaosiux
fhv cew erEaeizaflou aud supporting the
k4fgais ag labor htiGG given g. uaeer-
sia4d fhat theF need met retHra - the
evening" session unless terY were Nlilng
- lsr,sceea With the utnegs 10 organise in-
depeuleufiY. To niEht tt ass decided that
the new tafners' ufkaaiFEffnH s,zoa.t pro
recd. " ). Lewis. master workman Of
district No. iss. vii tcuder bis res gtaii1n-
De vote an The Hropcsifien T. Al indie
laeueruf movement Was about tataltf dt-
Vi.ied Tause v ho fe1nsiu with the district.
& Is understood, will eicct master work
wau taeiF waEthy foreman, Jgha Roe, OF
Cusimeat, Pa Ihc trrritory feprvaentcd
oy fAe tirieeates "a 10 iainca with Lewis Ia
thr formation II an independent oFEaal1a-
tien extends iram Cannc.i county, Pa. On
Ias vaSf. iacigsiing the anthracite seElans.
ga kalsas on the wcsf TIE orxaui zAtion
estimates f1lisWing 81 - per cent, - H.
a. -. While they isare district fss ihey
siiii cisia o. D. memcers Of the Ksszits "
iaboE aud win hare thcir membership
Z. - a. tigHeF.
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HARnIsoS's HUNT.


iEniASAFoLIs. Dee 5-Gsu. Harrisaa
aud party Jeff al % this morning over the
indianapolis l,ecstur & Springfield road
In a sfreeial ear The eNscf destination
wEs unknown 10 any oEe outside o. the
party except the rsiiread officials e is
believed, however shat the frst Stopping
place wAs Dana, ia NxEusiliion, - miles
due west from Indianapolis. aad only
about tive niles from the Illinois state
line, where the party zlishted ard spent
the day beating the bushes f8r Qualt,
pralrie-heBs and rabbits II wss the ex-
press desire of Gen. Harris.5n that no re-
pGrfers o. correspondents should aeeom-
psBy the party, bat three special eerrcs-
ponGents followed them. taking the reEtl-
Lar express train WestwArs.. Toe geuersl
vii stop to-aigh; al a farmhouse near
DAaa The party VIII rerIFa "a he city
some time ic-nturraw utght
u is expected that Levi r. Morton. vice
president-elect. will be ia indianapolis
early next week to cal on lGeu. Harrison
He viii probably BE- ACCOMPANIED by hi-
wife and two OF three prominent Republi-
cans OF Sew York
Russell Harrison received q telegram
from Col. Pierce 70 tight- sayiug thAi Gen
Harrison was TIE Erst member of the party
10 bring down bird, that they enjoyed
fine hunters Dime. at fSrEz house aud
had a good successful days sport. All
were we'll
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POLITICAL EVENTS.
An Indictment Against gen.
Dudley Probable.
Mn. oLaRksoN INTERVIEWED.
he Has Been osser~s No Cabinet
Place - Mertsn's Prospective
SfsI; TO Harrison.

ISufGSArcLgs. DeS 5.-Ths fe1.raI
builaiaS was crowded tl-dxy with wit
Tacsses sasasrsned % appeal before tae
federal grand jsry. Row IN session. Al
Interest een.ers afsaa the prosecution q
whai Is knowa as the '.Da1ley case ne
opiHlen is openly expressed aAass the
cou-t house sAss an Indictment VII earl
tainiy. Be reiG-aesi in the case. TIE psssi
tive Instructions ef tee court 70 isfrirs
Ju8ge Woods relating IL vioiasfan a. ad-
vice 70 others ta Tte. ste the election isws.
! what coiiFinceS nnauV taat The flrv VII
1B1 a bill against oi naliey
United States searshaFs warrant fe-
his arr st wn< SssBs-s tNn GAvs ssier the
publication Ok 4sfe '-blaeSS of fve" letter.
said - have eeea written by Dadley. This
HzrrSBf j. Sill osi aad viii Be held ready
for iGSisaf service Euiii tme indictment il
returned ssasnsi hira The letters. If
course. viii be The hssis Of the Indictment
IN ease there IS one.
kansas Cry. Dee s.--The existence of
q secret Republican organization wzs
rasde known today. Il has Aeen engaged
ia fhe secrrt itVss iEasion o. alleged car.
rupt.o1 Al the SoNerat-r elections aud
Judge Aecrarl os}s ~ the faost proni-
nett members. stated this affg rnsaa thst
the work bad sesuiietl Ga tha discovery ef
gross iraues std conclusive cases had
been established assiaSf IL pers9us
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DEFENSE OF A Tnusr.


NKE NcEx. nFs. The ezSs Of fte r.es,
Isie aeSsasf ~. Sysreh EfVeF F~lrar s.slsis.re
Ga wss c0ut.nne1 tass uao-sing lamas
c. Carer. & cgsasei fnF she def Bixut
Continued Rs arEgr1cuf lie ssa tEr
cora ti.zsiiaa - ssEsr reSneTs coEr1uies
sss Dot lntrns.eG - 3 niaaorsoF fl,r the
misunderstanding % sngs-. ua.s va it fsf the
rDrTSsr q sncFesSinE thf rrice - SUGAR.
suEsr. Be sSia. WHs rssulnsa-lsEr. limited
51iy ot AeiAts % msuulsesurs- E'sr raw
rssisrizl j. uuliznittd ia sapnty Al rhaf
was rc1ui reG for - w NsA8RfNfture was cav
ifRs aaa labor. Thew sere 0.Ar cezaruei-
lssss saas wcnc hE Eafttwe fs.efricfel fn sun
F.3F. aaa q CON hi az'tau 20 c,aatr,s. sgrh Hsr
fae peTQ-sse ~ ;scrcssiBs fAe Ea'ue might
come uIdtr re caar-e ef Vio.sfs0a %
laE- sn-,sr + aae q 1ece-ssy oi lie. a.
sae1ga. being - Waea usast hE people al
ever tec slobs, IL talgAf Be- usar.y - con.
sseres
TIE Sor;h River suzar EeauIus "a.
tsrsef cr1firutd, Es- en5 stsfu.ri faT
fse fEg p af tre peepls, hni czissiFciF
Tor tas axays q aese whaee capital ess
embarked 81 tt Tue af5 sc3 ~ AZ hasiuVss
wsS csln- u fncu ran cent-ai tho tuzf
aeids - Ftuasv issala tazF ean control
TIE pTice ~ ee8l hy linirirE prpineiioa
2e dscuiiiea 20 alanslFsaslsf. aucdrli lac
- tiaffCr, ua~ one 20 udasl an exriusivc
ftsni - SD 81 eHF eeriala commodities,
a. zlvca- A. T. susar. uhirh nav -
brought 10 TIE tuitea ssrs ia .slfasr.s
= the srU1Als - rXfrsft g ~ taktn. she
S7rrf -s.rsiel eiss.. ena Eef Ia any dpErs-r D.
app-ppri stely srpilea. Fske she Standard
ell trust. continues Carer. Whra ar.f
organized Oh Wss sold hy fas gaIlaa fsrA
certain ncmber ol dollars How T. it TO-
days 4 gsioa u EsiFuisam gsu be par
chased By the Censgsaer a. . e,isf ~ 5 cttnts
and there was ean03Rs Sea eeii orran-
izesi that & cluid ipcrcase fse price OF the
carimnfiiv, Tass conhlnafh1u l. the
SiautArd oil Co
The arguments IL the saizar friist lnvt-sii-
xstiCu Neru cu1lelufissi tss-fav- fgd-c Raf-
Fstt gave counsel until ihe 81 Inst g. sub
Eiit theif briefs. and reserved his decision
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A NEW sIoux ELL.
IL Grants the Indians No Voice in
Regard to Their Lands

WksHlsGT0s. Dee. a-peiegate Clifford
OF Dakota TO-DAY iHtrcdGcea bil amend
AiOry 0i the lsw providing for Tue division
the great Sioux .eseTyafiGn IA Dakofs.
and for Teliuquishmcnt of tbs Indian IKE
u the remainder. The biii amends the law
as follows. Iae reservation Is 70 be oJsessed
without the consent Of the Indians. while
the law passed a. i1c lat session required
such consent OF the IuoiAns- Tee sum Of
a. .OSa. .0a5 = 70 be deposited 20 the credit II
the Indians Instead Of the siSAe9 pro
viaed for last session The iaaess thTVun
upen 10 settlement ave 81 he paid ftf a. be
following rates. On lands entered feF set
ilemeui during he frsy two Years sffeF the
opening Of the rescgs Ntluu. 81 pr aefe, az
lands taken during the ueNt l9c sesrs, =
e.mfs per acre. and 50 GENTS per scfe for the
ret q us4.aisIsosed Of a. the eud 81 thsf time
Toe lA.S u iasi session proposed 10 psy is'r
the lands a. - cents per acre. L fcsiHre
Of the amendment j. "a appropriation Of
Sp.asa - sefras the eIpeas,s oi Surveying
tie lands cp4ned 10 SeftlemeaL
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i.uSpeN. Dec. 5-Cpon ,he opening q
ihc FaFnett clsaraiss oas ssefgeant snroaNg
q, al fefsart 08 Z spcrCN hy Tanner. me -
hsr ior the middle division of Cork. "
gonuciug q msa named HsggcFsy. w -
asd been hoycnited.
other witnesses sNurc that they knew "a
gsses o. hsycoiiiux aud outrage. heiW
Clssss-e eSs.s1inati, al testified that l.icy ku4&
Of gersaus who bat written threafcui n
letters a. themselves. their obtcCt being ~
excite sympaih The leastae. they al
denounced outraeFs and was saialy =.
siFameatal ia securing reductions of rca&
which were very properly requested fl21
the bad seaSaaS nf is7s aud 1872. ia q
witnesses said Il was their belief that n
the reductions had been volintaf m
granted the c0untry would have remaiuu1
peaceful
Walsh. ex-secrriary Of thc Kiidemou =.
County Mayo. branch oi the league, 90
hed that b. order ~ tac ieagae sew =
persons had been bOyCotied io- refusing -
Join the plan Of campaign. GA Crosses
animation witness admittcd that he d r
becn charged with pilfrfiug fands aud \ "a
been expelled from the ieAxue. lie -
admitted tha, be had b~en agcas iot Z -
charged hY the company Tor making n
fraudulent claim for damage 10 winda ~
in hts mothers kousc. lie alSo aftempze1
10 defraad the Gresham iAfe iusaraEsc1
Company.
Replying 20 DaYitf. witness said t4o
police minated u him that they did lot
guow what would befsii him 10 couac -.
tl0u WITH those Insurance mAtfrrS Il he ~
fase1 to give evidence on behalf 0f ~
ftases, aud that he then CONSENTED -
testify
loNRoS, Dec. a--Thc Tfsrs suhtsena 20
Patrick Mniioy, who was connected " 1M
The murder of CaYrndish aud Burke, ~
appear as a witness heferc che Pss7yTTs.
commission. Moli1y refused to olfcY snl
vas aFrrsted upon a warrant Issued hy Jae'
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UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION.
The Railroads Decide to Act with
Wise UeIiheTatian.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-The committee on uni
form cissSilcations. after two aAys discus.
sion Of ike subject before ii. reselVed to-
day itai strict uniformity cannot De
reached by forced OF hurried measures
without producing conditions disastrous
10 the business Interests of tae counfry. 10
was agreed that greater nnifarmify ia tue
classification Of freight IS beth desirable
aud practical. but that the only satc way
10 work 0gt the problem Wa by frequent
conference snd constant effort by the rail-
roads % remove dispsriiles Ia the several
classlfcaii0us now in use.
standing committee vas therefore ap-
pointed. consisting of tWe members from
each of the various traffic associations. 20
follow up the work OF combining the Gif.
fersuf claSsiaCatieus. IL Was decided -
use such a number of classes a. viii pre-
sent conflicting commodities. a. wen a.
classify rates in the several sections 0f the
country without sacrificing the proper In
te4csts oi carriers. The general meeting
then adjourned 10 meVf Ia Chicago the sec
ond Tuesday in FehFuary.
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$50. 900 FoK rAscorr.
The Largest Reward Ever OHered
for a Human Beng.


CHICAGO. Dee. 6.-PuhlIc interest was rc-
Vlyed ia the smell murder case to-day By
the publication in al even ug Paper OF a
statement alleged 10 have beea made BY
A. J. stone. sou-iniaw Of fae murdered
millionaire. ii which he "a Il TIE slHpsz q
murderer had been captured. Mr. stone
said 10 an Associated Press reporter this
evening that u bat he did say wzs as fol
lows. i have received Il teicg-aal from a
msn who claims 10 have arrested y. Z.
Iascott aud that he nov has hm IN his
possession an- wished 10 know Hneu
could send % ldensify him, answered al
once, nov do YOU kaOw il is Tkscofts'- In
answer / received a message saving the
prisoner answered all descriptions and
that the Hau would send a photograph
Monday That photograph II what | am
now waiting for" Mr.. Stone preferred not
10 say al what point in the country
the prisoner was being held.
The annouaee meDt was made by Mr.
stone this evening tina; has ieut additional
Interest 10 the celebrated ease. THIS was
that the widow. Mrs Hearetta smell. has
increased the amount OF the reward offered
from s2o.o9o to $4,000. makingit tae largest
amount ever offered for the eaptar. OF any
human being in the world. This s5o.oo1
reward viii be paid BIZ Mrs. Smell through
The Chicago police department The offer
holds good Tor four months from this date.
All lAspeets arrested must be photo
gTaphed and the likeness be sent al once
to either NJ. stone or George ". Hubbard,
superintendent OF the Chicago police de-
partmeat. No detectives VIII be sent, as
heretofore. until strong marks Of identiii-
cation are presented
CAUGHT AGAIN.
NRESAH. Wis, Dee. 5.-A couple ef
weeks ago two men came here and started
a branch ofiiee Of the Minneapolis Loan
Association. Tue younger went by the
name of c. E. saeil. This moruiag he was
arrested By local officers GA suspicion of
being William h. TAscotf, the murderer OF
L. ]. Smell. the Chicagn millinnuire.
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of
erty 81
ma
have
R have
sought
ot
the
front OF
the
be In o
hrusts himself
of
their soft
which rapidly pushed completion with
warehouses, and
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PORTLAND news.
How fostmastcrs Augment their sal.
arfes-An.ther Hfehsfnder Dead

PORTLAND. pyc, ~ iiiisri T. Lnag. The
GAerryNfllc iaastuasfer Caarzssi sish max
ing fraudulent returns of STAMPS cauec les.
appeared IN judge Dcatg's cngrf This
morning on confirHanct af The enst The
trial vas speedily cluciudesi aus tbc judy.
charged tie jury, after which fAey rcfirsi
aga In 3 very short tiuls rtfgrued = ver,iict
uf guilty a. - tie thirteenth Coant OF thc
Indictment. and upt Euilty a. 70 tac ~
naming thiri en- coauis. Tie court sen
renced Long 20 pay aue q s7a- 70 was
claimed BY stse prosecution thni LaRg bad
Cheated tue government uuf Of over leo.
TIE sass i one II rsr Importance, because
the hFst nnc ever presented in the state
sad l. doubtless oHe ri many which all
be brought 10 light in the aear ia'ure. -
laspecior Erucilaue dcclAres it ia a prar-
tee among great many pasinlssters o.
dispose 81 stamps far merchandise and
make returns % saog the stamps c9nccles,
thereby increasing theiE owu compensa-
ton.
Iao Nhinancn were arrested ct Albany
aud one AZ Oregon City today. supposed 70
be participants ia Sundays fight Lup
VIZ. one % the wounded. died a. The hos
p5rai tonight
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CHICAGO. Dee. s--The eomnittee ap-
pointed - the -oesciY 81 the Army u The
5's,8 uefisad u have cssrgc Of the erection
81 a. r4Bes ran sfssur IN v NAsGiugfgu u
tae isfe Gen. Sheridan. held thsir nrsf
meeting here ta-1ay and elected Gen.
Atser II Drsruif treasurer Rue Co. tOrain.
T. = A. serretasy. TIE fe{iuwigg sub
aatalnfttse va appo liEss - saiicit fuu1s
Grn- Ducat u iIi3nois. Gen EAsasit u
uaaa. CSen Maadef-Ga q NHhraska- NcE-
stone - Massachusetts, aud General Lam
a-sTs % Pennsylvania. Goi Geraih vl.l -
spp0iufed f,4r fhe army s11 navy. Gems.
Faliefton. Earaetf aad buest sa1 Cot
tstrtia we're spfiusutrll - secure lfpis coz
Kress a. aps-as-iaiion far The ststue-
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CALIroRNIA PRISONS.
Half the Canyiets st san Quentin are
Opiuu Tfguds

san FnAScIsco. Dec. The reports 81
the Eafdcus of the State prisons a. san
Quentin ant Folsom for thc year ended
gupe 50, Isss. have been Published. War
den Auii OF Folsom PRISON states that the
Al prisoners
Warden McCoInb oi san Quentin prison
shows that the total expenditures tor the
yeas wrfc sas4.l7j. earnings, sss go The
Het profit mazr By the Stale On the sale VI
juie hess was tsl.i1g. ga sssh aud doors
manufactured. s33.Ia. TaeTe were isl7
prisoners received and 80 liberated. From
Warden McComb's report IL NuGid appear
that one-hali the crimes committed b. the
eoavicts are due 60 the use OF opium
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
DRUNK AND orr Duty.
Brutal Marder in san Francisco BY
Policeman

sNS FKAScIsco. Dec 5.-This evening
Policeman ". :. Thompson shot Caris- k9
aterg from the effects - Wbieb Eoseu
berg s,Sun disd- Thompson. who aRs osf
duty aud filed with wine. Vas walking
along one Of The los streets ~ the citF and
stopped sf a wiuGeW 70 talk with 4 fns N tsFf
81 the deusi monde He dragged one nf
wsnen out 81 tas windos and began BRAT
rug her one or fwo iuieTfcred. iucia3inE
Rosenberg. A struggle ensaed and Inqnp-
sou sad ksssu berg fell 10 the sldesA <
The former then puiiesi tis pistol aat 40;
the laftsY iu the stoHakrh. kos ab~re thea
arsse Snd rau. hen Thompson followed
aaa shot hind tSfee H8aFe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06

ne bishop of saa Frssessae has isfs
Eonss.
The prssdenf has re%umsd - Aaaef ae~'a
reeerflsns - ths fRtii1-
Th~ tant session 70 tAe NAsasssssl 80
sorsh~fl sarrsfry eeaGfess ~f'~9r1 a. ~
i4nf4, Ga. Wednesday.
II : said ieas fAe eitns2tsee = 10 tes
AalerIezn g,sezs Ca5a - .es
- z-.,.s|sax a.xhs 81 ne xsrs8anse 81
80. -. 4 90. sgta5iesais f<rFaist<-
s{asss-,.l ssia 1880 esmase- FeT nfer
n,sa sets sever y bnri
fhe Turkish gaxssuerxzi pas slxns4 .s..~
,...-.sss.sssTsra sItts snss axfAxzaams pfHssAln<
fssr tlse fanesiaa "a SAa furkisn s%s
rsllssasls Ii eefsd l.sE Ross :. 1. -. -
esrry e<lf de p<Seek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-06
BOLD OHIO WHITE CAPS.
The State Authorities win Suppress
the Wicked Society.

CINCINNATI. Dee a-The attorney gen
ersl Of Ohio was here to-day in consuita-
tion With the prosecuting attorneys 81
Brown aud Adams counties upon the hes
means Of sppPrrssing the White Cars.
The prosecuting attorneys presented the
difficulties Of investigation ard proscca
tisn. IL is pros s5le thai the state viii
supply money for the employment % de-
tec,ives. and that every p0ssihl effort viii
he made 20 s-0p the Gisgraceful law .ess-
ness
Meantime warnings are dyiug every
where A Bsrkes man who wAs whipped
NJ sardinia and is nov here in a musenm
was warned t. dsy 10 leave the museasa.
and superiafenden: Delts0B Of the police
force a - has a uoffre