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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-16
kILRAIS.s-esKar NERVE
Extrserdinars Concessions Demand
ed from saiiissa-wary Richard


Rec.
NV YozK. Dec lS-AnotAer hiteA o.
cErret to-day in The arrsnSeutnt for the
Eshs fos tse Championship Of the world
neiweea Jake kllrsin ard Jeha L suit
vaa- 1ocsy q eeGtlcman who gave his
name A. Richard Roe and sasoureea
himself as friers Of Kilrxia. called en-
Col Colvtn. editor % tie New York CTs-e
p<r, era expressed his willingness 20 cover
the sseoo Deposit that the sailivaa psrgy
bad put mp He handed colvia
q large Gocameas and Afterwards
teto Cosvlu slowed these away
IN the desk. The stranger anxicasly asked
for receips for the money. Colvin
ssif they never gave receipts for saeh de
posts; that the fact Of tAe depo.iss uoalsi
be daily ehronicled In the paper. Further
rersH2st0a proving unaFaiiIng. Mr.. Roe
sSid be wo1l1 not leave the money unlsxs
be Was given a receipt Coivin cpened
the drawer 81 bis desk aud took oat the
envelopes ard handed them bach 10 Roe.
Colvia stated that the big aocamen.
Vas largely dcasal OF Salfivsa's claim 20
the Championship Of the world. and made
coantes-elsim ef the title tor ki;rxin II
offered. 81 IL maker, offered. %
make match with Sullivan for
the title and stake Of S5aoa q side this IS
tsoo less than sullsvar's ehnIs~nrr IN.
tended, ard 50 was Dot an scccptAnce of
itl. the diamond -stadded gold cAssaploa's
belt new heid BY Kilr2in, aud IL i also
provided that KilrAin. a. holder of the
cham psonsasp, sheala Be permitted "a
name the tine and Tisce oi The heAL Vsr-
taasss u amounts 10 isncrinE the points Of
SlhtySn's challenge ard the substitution
Of others more ~ kii-ala's iikinK. Here
toioFe In al championship mAfrhes the
tine and place os colatsSf has either
bern settled hy mutual agreement. and e.
reeiAliy TIE time Of battle, or hecn decided
hy the tossing % a coin
Before leaving the visitor said he was
speaking by fh~ card whcn be Enno.nssd
that kilrsia meant business and IL sulli-
van aad bis frseads zre not dcaling IN an
ether hiRa taeY eau make srrangeTaenrs 10
meet Frank S,evensUn. of shfs city. ans
sasilss keeasn. 81 Resfnss, % behalf q kil-
rain 70 discuss and arrange any little diff
ierenees Of nrinion that n ~ exist hetWeen
them as 70 the relative merits cf Sai,svau
aud the pFeseaf champion
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THE LISDavKE FAILURE
The Affairs Of the Bankrupt Firu
Wefufly Ensxn<sed.


CHICAGO. Dee it-Afssr the eircri,
ecars to-6Ay cecsted il had 20 jurisdiction
oTer The ceu1tF cozrt in the I5ndRre-
sase- tae scene Of action Was transferred 70
Judge feadergsst's coz-t room o1ce mere
Attorney Newman. against whom con-
tempt proeeeosngs wsre on. suecex1et is
exsries1rg himself f-oza the se-xp<. aud
4 IN Immediately another sensation derelo.ei
Attorney Mayer. for the unsecured eress.
ftors- asked leave to sAe information
sgaisst al the members of the Lxnlszer
eru aud ali the attorneys against the p-v-
fe-red creditors and their s,torueys
asxtnsf the sneriG and against the re
eelger, for Contempt and defiance az
the cou-f. in attempting 70 Illegally inter.
fere with the ends Of justice. This fufor.
nation Was based On the counter proceed
tnes began IN the other court with a view
10 thEart those in the county court II
vas Afterwards Withdrawn for amend
Eent
Another exciting event occurred 1t the
afternoon session of the court when Re--
nsrd krppenhefmer,th the receiver appointed
IN the ceuuter-proeeediags by judge Hor.
ton, Appeared. and on the aistce OF his
counsel aafly refused 10 give up the books
and papers Of the inS2,venr srm, which are
locked IN bis vault Judge PrendS-szst
neid taat a. the property wss properly In
the custody Of the assignee zppaiafed BY
aim before the eouster proceedings were
hegnn- the sheriff had acted without su-
thoriiy in transferring the books and pa
pers 70 kuppfnheimer. After arguing Tor
some tine with kuppenheimer without
avail. Judge Prende-Esst ordered Euppen-
aeilnsr ordered TO jail for three DAYS unless
lie sooner complies with the order Of the
court. Attorney Asyers then asked that q
custodian Be appointed TO take charge of
the sau.t containing the b<oks AT this
point recess vas taken Ia the proceed
ings anti evening.
Later kuppenheimer was brought before
Judge Horton on q writ Of hsbeRs CORPUS
aad released on bail The result Is there
lore. Notwithstanding Judge Taiey's de-
Sisisn early in toe asy. q direct euneies -
u cen two magistrates and deaai0ek In
the courts. hanging up hasf-miiiioa dol
lar case Indefinitely.
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WORSE orr THAN EvER.
The Panama Relief Riu Rejected
hN The ncnniies.

by The Deputies.
PARfs, nsr. I5-Tac cummitttas. A.,
pointed b. she deauues 10 eousi.!er -
b'il rosipoutnS ihe paywent Of PanAms
canal liabilities has injected the rnesslrr
While the committee was examiainr ths
BIZ, fSyiral. uuiuiss, ~ ansnce, slate
that urw company was prepared u Goa
stigute Itself within fortnight. with :
capltsl Of ten or afteea mlllion francs. to
continue the ure-stsurs of the o 4 corr
pany. Provisional directors. vita fsH
powers. would continue the work II nj iur
the formation % the new eoapsuy.
The committee Kiso rejected the counter
scheme mentioned by II. Psyuai, far ths
constitution Of a ues r mpanv. rhc ccns
uiitisc vii report 20 the chamber that Ia
iheir .lpiniou the ChRmbsr has no Fight Z.
legtslafe upon snch Enntters- The eahlpei
has decided not % withdraw the hili. Il
has also resolved not 20 Offer a snlstiiu.s
measure providing for a more precise set
Hemenf OF the canal compaay's affairs.
when the report % the committee was
made. the chamber Of depnf'es proceeded
Immediately 70 the discnssion of IT, IIaS,
IN behalf OF the minority, regretted thai
the committee had declined To hear the
Temporary administration Of the company,
50 that they could arrive at a curreCi
knowledge OF the situation
NJ. latscl, reporter for the committee,
explained that the committee desired only
70 examine the question from the stand
point Of responsibility of the government
and chamber. He was ready, IL il was -
desired, not IS the reporter of the com
mii'ee, but simply as a deputy, 20 furnish
com plete statement Of the position ef
the CON nauy.
N. Aeriion, dwelling on the importance
OF tbs subject urged adoption Of the bill
N. feytral, minister Of finance. tnp-
ported the bill in the interest OF the SD
0Oo subscribers TO Panama stock.
". jumel again arose aud objected TO the
hili as useless. aud expressed belief that
the eonpanys position would be better
three months hence than now.
II. Peyirnl. ia replying TO a question,
stated tha; ~. .o00.0o francs hal been de-
posted In the Credit FoHeier a. a guaran-
tee for the payment Of the lottery bonds
NJ. Chfistophelc. a director OF the Credit
foncier, here interpcs-d To say this sum
was not now al the disposal Of the canal
company. Thereapon the hin was ~.
tected without any attempt 70 discuss fts
clauses, BY a vote of 20 AGAINST isS
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A BLooDTHIEsrY INDIAN.


SAX FRASCgsco. Dee. iA-An Esaaisef
special from Camp Poplar River, Mont
says. This morning Pretty Boy, Yanfton
Sioux, knocked down a squaw with q stick
oi wood, crushing her skull He then
jumped on the body, and, fra8ing hunt
ing knifc, wss Masking preparations "a
scale her. When he Was ssiEed By othei
Indians, including several police. shakins
on bis saptnTs be ran 70 his teepee and
securing a Winchester rife, opened Gre
killing policeman aud serioasly wOu-d
, ing koother, Ne then returned 70 the
ieepee and blew the sguAw's head OF and
attempted 70 escape, hut, beiag closely
pursued, severed the arteries In bis wrisi
with the hsniiug knife aud thea shot him
self fhrough the heart
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THE BIRMINGHAM MURDER.
The Body Of HaWes' Second Dapgh
ter Emmnd In a Lake.

BIRNiSGEAB. Ala. Dee. S.-The BODY Of
Irene Hages. the second daughter OF Dick
IIEwes, wss found ia the lake A. Lakeview
thts morning. The water bad been drained
gaiii Il was only q fcOt or tso deep. The
child wore small slip. half covering tss,
body, and hY hemp coFd were fastened
two heavy hsh Plates, Tsishiuz % pounds
each- The body Vas fos1d near the point
where Mrs Hswes' body was discovered.
The hnd caused no Cxcitemeat. as the
people hsd eEpet ted for = week tsAf the
cBiI1 Woulf be found near where the
mothers body vas diseovt red When
told ths, ihe body Of his other missing
child hsd been foaud, Hawes had nothing
% say except 20 ssE in al Indifferent sort
Of way where il uss He then refused 10
answer aay cues Ions No trouble IS ex-
pecied to-nignt. hgt The guard al the jail
hs. been increased IS matter Of extra
ts-ff. tita
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HATTTs sHREwD PLAN.
To SeRd the Seized Steamer Home
Hefnre the Ear shins srrirn-

NEW YORK. Dec il-The Atlantic line
steamer Andes started to-day for Port au-
Prince. Ramors that she carries several
hundred thousand ball cartridges for the
Hsytian goFernm eut could BOT be officially
yeglhed, From another s,Nrce IL was
learned that In addition 10 the cartridges
rides
sinister Preston this morning refused 20
affirm or deny the repor. to the effect thai
the crew we're under contract with him "a
take possession Of the seized steamer
Hsytian Republic on arrival at Kingston.
The report. however, j. credited Ia ship
piug circles aud is looked upon - wise
movement 81 the Haytian minister IL j.
argued thsl fni- crew Rag at once be sent
10 PoTf au-Psiuce. placed Immediately en-
the HAytiau Republic and the vessel bead
ID for New York. where she will arrive
before sGc Galeua and Tautic reach HaytL
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We have of the Choicest Property all OF the
which viii ne pleased show inenaing Purchasers.

We the following
OF
being considered gushing
OF efromh
lighted
admired the
o
side
OF
whilst
glorious Through
r. r.. which a
warehouses factories
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HARRISON HEARS NEW JOKES.
He Attends al Entertainment by
Bill Sye and the Peet Riley.

ISDIASAFoLIs, Dec. I5-After the depar.
ture of Mr.. aud Mrs. Morton this morning
the remainder of the day was quiet and
uneyeutful at the Harrison household
About the usual number of civ callers
dropped in duriag the afternoon. but there
were no distinguished out-oftown visitors
Gen Harrison walked down town az noon
and returned home abost p. NJ He spen,
an hour or TWO Of the afternoon in his
library. This evening Gen. Harrison and
Mrs. Harrison. accompanied bv Mr. and
Mrs. j. K Mckee, Mr. and Mrs T. W. Hal
ford, Mr.. Bergman aHd Miss Mckee, a.:
tended an entertainment given by Bill Sye
aud James Nhitcomb Riley under tae
auspices o! the Y. VI. Z. A, as the Grand
opera house. The house was crowded
with the elite of Iht city.
Gen. Harrison received two more canes
By express to-day, making nearly hun
dred canes presented him since his noIai-
nation. Notwithstanding be has such 8
variety Of eleeaut aud costly walking
sticks, when be goes out walking he In
var.sbiy carries his old ivory handled cane
which hss done many years service
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OREGON NEWS
The faquina Bay Given Upstate
Aid to the Itnmigraffan Ra.ra

PoRILASo. Dee iee-PresiGent HoaE
Of the Oregon Pacific srrived at YaquIna
to-day 10 investigate the 4 saster 10 the
steamer faqainR Bay. Il Is understood
The vessel has been turned over to the
underwater
GOV PeRnoyer, members of the immigra-
ton board asd the Mnltnomah legislative
aeieEaaon eOaferred to-day on the kdyisA-
billy Of the state siding the board in the
woik. Representative Harrington opposed
The plan. The governor said that nothing
was done
Frank Howard, the fellow who killed sx-
County Clerk Smith several years age. was
srres'ed 10 dsy for feecinz = Young man
namei VIM. Rrnen
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Wet virginia RaiIroad Accident.

WHEELING, W va. Dec lS.-Thls morn
inc engine No. ;, pulling the BelAire and
Martins Ferry accommodation train on
the Cleveland. Lorail & Wheeling railroad,
jumped the tract on the treStIe over Nor
below. a distance OF 20 feet In its descent
the engine turned over twice and landed
with the top deeply inbedded ia the earth
There was bat one passenger coach at
iaehed, the coupling OF which broke, lesy-
irg she coach with its = passengers safely
on the track. The prompt action II Con
dGctor Fowler 10 applying the automatic
air-orake saved his coach and the passen-
gers. Engineer samuel showalier was
fatally injured and died This morning. The
FIRE Van escaped unhuFt
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. l5.-A special 70
the AWericaa from Jackson, Tenn. saws.
During trial before Esquire Exum In the
tenth district OF this county Yesterday over
a settlement between Tom Brown and a
eolared family named Hicks, VIII Hicks
cross Questioned Miss Fanny Brown in a
rather abrupt manner. and he was tola hy
her brother Tom 10 be more careful
Hicks replied with an oath and knocked
Brown down Other negroes and Peter
BFewn.a brother OF Tom Joined IN a general
fight Tom Brown cut one or two negroes
with his knife and stabbed the mother Of
VIII Hicks In the threst Tom Brown and
bis brother were also basly hurt. At last ae-
counts the negroes were armed. There is
much excitement 6na danger OF further
trouble
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GRABBING A CABLE FRANCHISE.
burning the Midnight ou-Excite-
ment In Denver.

DENVER, Dee. i5.-The first cable line of
the Denver Trsmway Co. Il miles Of track
vas completed to-day. To night the com
psuy's entire force. 80 men. was unexpect-
edly put to work on another cable system
OF II miles, having It's main sine on Law
renee street This move is 20 head OF a
cable line proposed 10 be built by the Den
yer Gable Co, rival organization. Law
renee street was packed tonight BIZ Tram
way Cable men working BY torch-lieht.
There Is great excitement In the city oyer
fht. " a-fer
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Naval Prs,astiau..

SAN FRAScfsco. Dee l5-An Hsazsli.e'
" Washington special saFs. Admiral Lace
commanding she North Atiast4c EquAd
ron. viii b. retired next month en- as
eonat q age numhsr % names hav,
been Egrgsstc=i for the command, afsnr /
them bSiug C0mmofoTa John irsin, rrtsf
dent ot the board of Inspectors Of the Mare
IsiauG navy yard.
Commodore Befkuap. nommsUGent oi
Tie navy yard al Mare Island, tss heea
ordered to this city Cor promotion 90 the
grade Of rear admiral
ssuAissaad Nrs. stanford arrived 10 day
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A ane business property, 81 Goa
rhfe4 bog.cs aud lots. 500 each
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Turbulent Dskota Half Breeds.

ST. PAUI. Dec IA special 70 the Gso5s
from Rolls. Dak SAYS; Trouble has been
brewing on the Tartle Aougtaiu reserFs'
zion Tor some tine. The half breeds have
beearac over ohicious ia helping them
selves 70 government. rAtiOns. there H0w
being several hundred on the reservation
from hAuiioha. company OF soldiers
arrived from Fort IOtien 10 DAY. who wSI
assist AgeEf BrenaeF IN driving Of those
no; belonging there. Trouble + Aatiei-
y-aAx1
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NS~ YoaK, Dee. l5.-At Madison Square
Garden To night there took place the con
tests Of the Manhattan Athletic Ciah. l.
T. Myers came on the track aHd gave an
exhibition run oi hslf mile in minutes
II seconds. J. : Mitchell OF the Irish
athletic team, who - naw a y1emhe of
Manhattan. threw the 5s-y0und weight IS
feet into the air en bis sixth throw. hreak-
ing the record by : foot 3 inches
team Of giants. J. :. Mitchell, ths ITisR
giant. and A. Lambrecht of the Staten
Island Athletic clah. put the - pound shot.
End tied with thrOws Of - feet inches.
The best previous record was . feet II
inches. in England.
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NEx YosE Dee. IS.-A meeting % the
executive eunJn tee OF the national 1850
citation 81 Democratic elats was held to
daY. The gcutleraen present thought the
recent great national defeat which they
szstsisel Eil Gsse The s9eet Of stlnula,-
ing al ci1As 70 take more active measures
IN the campaign of Is2z Il was voted "a
have : weefiuG % tae y reTsi c0farr tttfe,
a t.55y q eve mez- acrs fr.n e4zb state, ~
sc sAFiy Ezfe. Whea iffe date of the next
nAsicaA. uonvensie1 Of eialss wiz * fixed.
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Pedestrian RoweIi Challenges Rv,
erybsdT.

EzE YoRK. Dec. I5-Georse Y. Akin
son to-day exsiei tbs following from Lon
don 70 Richard K Fox. Charles RoEeil
has issued challenge fer q SIX day go-ss
yOH please waking match - Charles
Albert. champion of America aud George
Lft,ew00d, champion Of The world. for the
diamond belt iAtely ven by tie latter znd
the sura Of E00 = de- He also states u a.
be Eill enter 10 sweepstakes for aGy sun
from too 10 E50o each and tae diamond
5-lt, open 10 ali coIners. the race 70 come
OF next March in the AEricciturai bali.
IsIirasnr1 nr Ia ffa Anna-fnna landau.
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Tn. surar T,a.,'s psrense.

sss FR.ScIsco. Dee I5-The American
s1EAF RsGuFry Compsay has Sled de-
mnFrer ~ the complaint brought By she
people % forfeit the eosBpauy's charfsr be-
rause 10 i alleged the company has be
cone a member OF the Eagar trust TAe
demurrer holds that the superior court
has DO Jurisdiction and the people 30 night
70 sue, nor Is Il clearly set forth wherein
limiting the srpply &1d advancing The
price OF snEAy exeees the privileges o
franehises Of the company.
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STARVED ON a DESERT ISLE.
The Ieurnfal Fate OF n Hunter on
Catalina Island.

Los AsGELKs. Dee. i5.-Tso weeks arc
Capt. Julius, Of the yacht whiiewing and
August CariEtfom. a contractor Of Sau
Pedro, went 70 Catalina island, 20 miles on
the coast. on a hunting expedition. A
camp was made on the island. and the
men went in different directions Carl
sirom failed 70 sppssr ~ night. and Ia ihs
morning Julius went Ia search Of him
The lHtier devoted three DAYS to the search
and then returned 10 san Pedro. parfy
was organized aud Eve or six DAYS spent In
seeking Carisirom without succsss
His body vas hually found IN the brush
al the top Of high bill three miieS from
the esrnp. He bad evidently been dead
only abaHt u hours. The features wert
extremely piached, the unfortunate man
having been over week without fosd
When found bis eyes bad been picked Out
BY efows. He was = native 81 sweden. fs
ycarS OF sgc He leaves a wife aud two
children Ia Iowa, and is said % osn con.
siderable property Ia Oregon
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San Francisco Republicans Want /.
Recount.

SAs FEASdEco. Dec. ls-The RePubli-
can stare Central Committee held a short
meeting befe this evening 10 consider the
proposition Of having a rersrAl recount of
ikc vote Cs-f In this city - the recent
eieciior. No definite aeiiOn uas taken In
she Fnzticr. bat il was agreed that all Re-.
pHhiicsa candidates who believe that a
recount would result In their election
should bold a conference with representa-
tives % tee state and coun;Y committees
MsncaY aud eOuscer the afvisAhiiiiy of
.
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,,..ort.lnr s,rihrr,irrn Pine Iana..

srgILwArKz. Minu-. Dec. l&--lsaae sia-
vsss-x a sold 20 90 acres - rias is1cs on
snsEs fsF.r fnr ever ssss'ssla p F7re y ~
s-sKus--r sos 4 sFndieats whssh - rapidly .
ssss0rt.trr z "a sable q a. asr aud
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Possibly pakota's Next Governor

iS1gASAPoLEs. Dee. l5-Early in the
week Hon. Alfred Dickey Of Jsraes:aaTn,
Dzk-- was among those DO visited Gen.
Harrison and had private conference
with htn- Ar. Dirkty carefully guarded
TIE object % his visit while here. bui it
frGnsgirsd 90 dav tsst he came in his oRu
interest ss q candidate fof the goyeToorship
of DakOfa territory. From a gentleman
Tduyerssut with the circumstances. II is
learned that uickey i strongly eadeEred
70 his home pVoPls for the appointment as
governor IL succeed Church. He = ma
tive OF ln1isns, hsying lived many years
st o. Hesr hoodsTfllc. and enjoyed Gen
Hs-Tisnn's acQusia7sace. Ii Is said his
taik with Gen. Harrison vas very sAiisfac-
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aoCxgoEp, I'll. Dse 2--Alesrsaan
HoIules. y 40 vas orlered by White Caps =
fsu aars ago 20 resign within = h0a-s and
leaxe the city, has heard FROM hss perseca
tors again This us0rniuF q dFa4f1iic
bomb vas fosud Oh bis piazza The fase
had been ignlssd. but expired before IA.
exrfrsfJa erGzia yccAr.
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stsge line Of s5 railes. incladInE Il horses
ard outht, ;NN0
Meat market and hall Interest ia build
turs well located VIII sell cheap 70,
cash.
Two second -cl ass dEiug houses, rooms
and = rooms, well furnished, $50 - st2O0
Restaurants. sssN 70 Siuu
Furniture in Eve-ruom house. near Com
uigrcial street, $50 Rent IS month.
Fruit and cigar store. St--N
Three-ehalr barber shop, 20 rent, ser.
Flooy wall tent. Sc: scow for brick %
wood
Fine Improved bottom ranch, stock and
tools tggCo
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ST. IoCfs. Dee. is.-Tae American Feeer.
alton 81 Labor elected samuel Gempsrs, o!
New YarK. president and chose Bosio7 a.
the place ef the next sle@ttnz
TIE aftsranou session 81 TIE Auerlaeu q
federation Of lshzor zas vsry brisf. Af-er
t.isr.lsiug Of the rostine matters. tie fester-
Arsaa asjeaTaess anil tie seeoG1 Tuesday
Of uexf december
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READgN0. Pa. Dec. lS-ln spper Fern
townshio. ihis coGntv. tais forenoon. Mr..
Albert KsEsnss aud her daughtsr-in-isw
empiied a srEe vessel Of hot tall0g into 3
kettle which contained a small ezanfl;F Of
uSter An sxpl0sioa followed. Gld the
hot tallnw few over their faces and tasy
were harribly hurnsd, rendering The cen
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Los ASGELss, Dee. 5-A eeieEEtiou Of
A amelia coaasg Republicans arrived this
morning with q SILK hsnner 70 he presented
~ the Republicans Of Los Angelss csunty
as the nznIer Republican soaaty 81 the
state. The foFrHzi presentation st1 tsAc
r4ranr fffs evening
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i-Acre Tracts, S226
6-Acre Tracts, 5000
We offer lots 8xID feet ia
Hareiwoo d A ditto n

AT 500 per lot We defy you to hnd any
ther lots within the city limits lot this
price. They are few blocks north of
Madison street. arc bat ~ miles from the
possoffioe. and lie well. The reasons you
can buy them for this price are that the
land was bought when much lower than It
is now. that the lots arc not cleared. that
the land in the immidiats vicinity Is no;
settled, and that there is as yet no cable
out Madison street. You buy bsfere these
improvements are made and 80 viii gc.