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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
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ALL FOE LOVE.
How the 81. L.ais Ruaaways Tosh
Their Capture.


sr Egrgs. inty s.--flc esesrtstA.nsleus A
lbs RsPassSs al fepeks. Kan. farEsishe1
that paper wifh the following telegram.
Henry Hssefe, ex tssssas sirs ssisias os the
=. Leuis I~sl i,asssstcA, and ess Jehn ".
Norton ueFsr arrested tis aff..rass,s1 AZ 4 n
o'slpek at the siogseissi hotei ia tisls cstv.
They vers IN their rosssa y hen the ei.ief II
p@iier asia deputy srriYc6 with the war
rant The aistcess wets admitted 10 tho
tcauf. and before any Conversation had
beea held. and without questioning thsss
as 20 their sdfntitl the warrants Here read
20 them eharxfng them with erand iarrsny,
You sre Hoe IN y1Y custody. /" aBisi the ef8-
eaF. and yUn may ACCOMPANY M. Il, the
cps4bty Jail. uhsre Nj, take good care a
yoa until parties fFs,Ia -. Lsseis srrsyes =
W s4oaer had tho warsanf been reed
thaa Mis- Merton fFeke sata tears aad cried
bitterly. soorF placed his arm about asR
ard attFmptesi ~ es5a@aie her bat shs. eur.
igsnsa ts sssb for several rsouea,s Haase
taeB Appealed tstke officer 40 10 take shrrn
ir jaii. and sAid. at via isfxaa her heart =
Thr chief Af ff.t declared they fsssss "a.
bai finally coaseutSd thai they iusxns ~
main ia faeiF rooms ~ the hotel ulssssf f6e
sef4rtilaaee Of an efslrwf. Tssis haf the r.
feet 81 auiefins Mrs. Norton. Thea she b.
saf 70 Tsdisisie the tliea ~ thesf afresg %
a charge Of grand isrreny.
sAu wr iRsk. shs said. was tx1a.
which - ~ nsf oNa money. ard fay ieNcf
~. ! DO iaet see what he fSoytoaj ezprc1s
% Biske cat 81 Tits. ! Wuuld have gore
into his hesass Friday niSht- bot he threat
rnesi aty tisg. d. net want 10 dtr red
lie said iir would iii ise Friends cams
osss OF she hsa,e nhf said he was flourish
ing hatcher ss4ifF.
Il tell yea wiiAs ! saald Ike b DE-, sata
AooFc 81 aafsid Ike - ~ right hack -
- Lo4sis and Law uaafetef music there ~
xe can psvtr then That IN psescy wnD
sseien. . .iui be VIII xii "a, said Mn
%9rfss0.
Moore did ava aays as saash 30 sas ahaHe
the csesyesle ne 1ft Norton. s<a man
knows Hnss be stil .le for file woman ~
loves he observed. Mrs Norton faasnA
unsksily shonf the RON, nj Hrzt sisting II
q eaaAis. then sasnz 70 = ted. where n1se
fambsrd y sta alrs 81 teer and saa aH8
other trinkess. she appeared q, DC xsd AlnA
half sorry stle hAa eesasslftsi the rash sft.
Indeed. the esadsrt of both parties wmI
ranssd ske belief that they regretted theff
departure from * Loa.s. sifAeugh Mesee
tried ~ appear soiiy aud wanted TO ieayp
the impressions thai be MSS snaisfurbp1
and that lsFe. sssss he. f. - hlanses
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CONGRESSMAN RANDALL rIs.


wksafSsruS, ye.y sN-iSzsssssi J. Ran
ss@ii Sas sessG seFieasay ssSrn I'll last
asEssf xf.A far siEns vas in sza<sr u
stssfh- f7sss <ss-cssaozl. wAIse xc-y weak
hs Is rsSsias saicsse.
Aasssiall ssss ss,s'tes.f several sszses DIR.
lzS t,ssz sSSs5Ss1 of esEsresS f-ega sSrsi iAf
AffsekS- es1i Esne Il thea have ses:a 80
s,yere a. tAis. lie yssSzsss alzassss aass a
ESissa * BLOOD slr-sne : ha-sssirrAaze gsf sAe
-sssFtas ssss asght- As = esassse4ncaeg ~ Il
ss-s seal, hut - a ixse hssar sts< after-
i1sss2 - IA TsEs.lfse.t Is - tesf5n< aufesly
A1d showed ssgsss - isa7=,ssezassst aaa
S@lneztaS ssrezxth. TisS Fafssl$rspssla sair-
sssaa sao has s~~n freatiag NJ gaaaalI
ioF ssssc .iAe PAS; : sxpecfea ssnse fssaa
t,s-niSat.
The s-sf.eAt restrS3 eeSs da-;fse ths exess-
rs and ~ ss'sa-k Has eezcvi4tx s.sassa
sisFh News - fsS ex-sSscAksr's nssssss
enarkty sfresd stzss; TIE cifv zass s.esesy
al t9e cAlcg szsaztosx sss1 vSlavn,Ss gzsa..i
eas4s-ai - iss7 tkrc Affrr Bis hn3ish
me FTeSissent sent a nkfs as ie4aiFs TO
M Randall. asking - Re ia{s<assa II the
sex rsaR's eSsssisiss,. 4af expressing the
hope that Re eaait sfsecssiIY ~s.-ssxs-=
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RICE AND RaIsINs.


WASHINGTON. Ialy la.--Affer the reading
Of the journal. the hosise to-day went into
th- pending sneuameat being shst offered
b. Ar, Mating. restoring the existing rate
81 daty on starch.
Mr. HOPKINS, cf TIliHois. moved to strike
from the definition ef uneleanet rice the
words. eries free oi the outer hail
Ar Gear. OF inSa. and Mr. ka5Ge- II
Pennsylvania. etsfieixasi t1e essinmjftce f1T
pAacing the fAsfa pspsifsetS Of East azd
West on tae free lls{ aisd IMPOSING a duty
ef iee per cent uf~sa rirr, prs~ine; Of IN.
South
The amendment was reie-ted Mr War
neF, Of Missouri. oissTesi sn sileadtaent
hxin= The duty on cleaned nee IS ] sz,ffts
per pound. The amendment ~as felrcfet.
on Fao,ion ef NJ Mcmillan. Of TcE Beszs,c
the siufy ON Ficc -four aud rice meal Was
fxei 81 Is per eeR,. Al yslegefa.
Mr. k0uiciie offered al amendment 8S
starch, gaia substitute or British guEa 81 :
cents pr rsnBd Ee}eeted
Mr.. Naatxxsr. ~ California, raoyeG 30
Increase tie sntF on fAlsias frpfg III - 2
cents Ier pound. the present duty TIE
re.,lH industry uAs. he said. Of rerraf er4-
gin ia csisfsE1.@, Tsree fears $50 The
;.fS5ssesaun la thas state was assaess fEgH
y-f-essad boxes. Last year 10 was sea9R
boxes Ts.is wear I'-ys asses wrsP Ia rs!sia
eratses, pEosarIaS l. 1a coo boxes valued al
Epf less taaa $40 istL
Mskenna earnestly supported tbs
s1nclseneni, sss aid-ea'esi 10 the t'-ao-
reaslr side 10 &iis4~ il Ia E8 through
issxss- 0f CzlilssTaia. egfSsSssied tAss p.
iaaestry ssaid b. as seil Enstsetest nasier
TIE rsdaesion sn4.ts BY fae Nils sil -
lsox
NosFow. of California. sad TIA; the Ia
dEsizY Sss q ues csis- Il ~ wsse h a ssrss
aaa1sas 81 ekgisai he5 teea inFszied- sssi
be fe4rs%. resieef5asi II da;y agesd tw ia
Frsssa, .! c.sisorula. urzzs. me adoption
os fhe aszsr2ssezss ss l~sss IN The Interest
os Arr.e2st1-r.
Tiss ssasss.ss@ut ssas reiSesed, e 20 T.
On rlsysisssz af Men lfisa al amendment
sas spssd a1issg tie rSze q aaty eu aa1.
sarkscs. ksoNa as dressed are, a rs ges
ieB
Pheir.s faSyeS . iaere&ss fanls = ts -
per eeut. fbs 81 s&iosszs sssix e8 isx kps.
hFea tAsrsi. taiaz alsa pack fAgssa and
t1ssEEt 4rfzFess rax.
Fcnssss.e gnss sae sssu-s faek = r.ssess
TIL n. tEs esen5sx session Ia tzs fas
esafssissEzsfss'a ~ the 81 granting sagss ~
sssy 70 sssfrs4st esssagAAIes fzraega issliEsa
) sszefs&ssgss
gsGEz % NA4 sasEszSa H2szEs 4Tfcs's
TIE ha@se zs ste eseainz ss-ssl.sa Yasse 5
{ he i9sl5ssnz assis GT@gftrg Fl4tlf - sag
fhrssssid .tsissa ssss7rsasssssss 80 ra1iFa'ss
rssssE E&ssis-s. za-aagis WISH EsFSs. seas
49, ~ sszs y gaHasex A.lizzs1 sss sssaA
{ tzssszf faiigs ss.rssEh Fazd "a i-se- &ifz q
sac Eslsaza : ss11speg k&siraz5 tiaga
rs1aSs sAss0aEn fa4ssa T@TTsssyy - Us
{ sessF szaiss, 1szis 3 tsar1sRsisss f.sssssaal
fsssaTzssys sssrasSh N<x Psrsrs, E&8szp, =
/ sA4 ts-aEsss, Sz1ixsT 4 Aas ss&fsssA Co.'s
rzsy fssSsssxa Iasa AZ Tesrasosy 10 81
4 tezsezs<astA q s-za tss41sse &sifzzs4d Cs1ss
& yzzg tssxeuza tn.l5ss T~rrstssy zy11 Ia
rnzssse lad strip 20 tie Aest3Ea. ksasx
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An EARLY CALL.


CHICAGO, jane iG--Twe other names
ssrre on the list with Hoge aud Marphs Tor
arrest. John ]. Kelly and John II. Mcsiii.
roy. The warrants for Hoge and Murphy
were plssedin the hands Of Inspector Hon
fseid lad turned over by him 20 tTo Of his
deps1sies. 1t was shortly after a. n. when
the officers rroeeedea 10 the National hss-
tel. where Hege aud his wife, Murphy and
several ether Motherhood osfseiafs are
stopping. The officers were posted and
needed 70 ask 40 questions txfcre going 10
the roorss OF the ssen they wanted.
oae weai to Hogr's door aud raped
I here was no response, and the knock was
repeated IN a more energetic manner. This
Fousssi Hogr, who olssned the door
Nv ha, i wantrss' be ASKED .-Mr. Hoxc."
was the reply. That's my iianle" Then
have warrant for year arrest, said the
Officer. ..AA right. III 90 With you in q
moment Hoge expressed no surprise.
hs,t hastily dressed himself aud jcinesi tise
officer in the hall.
Hoge and Murphy were taken before
Justice White. hut asked for & change of
VENUE Upon the prisoners heipg brought
to Justice Lyon. the raiiro2d attorney de
mandsd continuance. The justice
was about 10 six hail Al IL 900 apiece. when
the eoRspany's lawyer protested, aziG after
some parlcy the amount was increased 10
81 30 for each Of the men. The boads were
promptly furnished. and Arssrs Hoze and
Unlike the ofaer strikers arrested, they
are asrxigued under state. not federal
statutes Their arrest was mad. under the
recently Merritt conspiracy law.
If convicted the penalty Is a term at hard
labor Ia he psnitentiary.
In the meantime the other officer had
gone TO the room which was occupied by
Murphy. who came 70 the door In re-
Spouse 10 his rap. Murphy was very
dfewsy. asd had evidently had little sleep.
Whose room Is tAsssr asked the effiees
Charles Thomas" was the reply Il
thought Murphy occupied H. well. so
business Is Of great importance | am loo
tired 10 talk now ssBuf II Is of import
aace- have a warrant for your arrest
BAbLy yEIsHrENEp.
Murphy was awakened. He grew as pale
hack. zrssping the door frame for support.
"a warrant" he easped; ~what for. for
Gods sake .'ii charges You with con
spring against the c. X. 4 a. road and
the warrant was read 10 him
Murphy dressed himself slowly. He WAS
too nervous To proceed as leisufciy as did
Hoec. A light alpaca coat and vest and
straw hat completed his attire. and he
shiycred IS he went out into the chill
moraing air
Hcce spoke TO him ebecrfniiy. hut Mur-
ply was not IN a mood to respond. aud
little was said until the two we're placed in
the cells behind prison bars.
McGiliray aud Kelly, who were arrested
with Hoge and Murphy. are strikers who
have been acting as clerks for Hoge.
Their occupation was as assistants in the
preparations OF circulars IN the various
hEauchts of the Brotherhood
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THE AMERICAN PARTY.
National Convention Called The
Probable platforms.

HsSngSaTnS, luiY n.-rhr executive
eSssmitfce II .ke ADrrscza p9rsy isszsrd
TIE iez1asi e4a this sfss-reSsa fas :
national cssafeati0z el fse gasfy. ~ hS
he'd IA Washington ssi<as1 II, t.ss, ssa ssic
puFl., - ~ nominating candidates Ser prtss
tseiat aitI xsc~ president ant Tor she fraas-
arsAsa ot such clAer business a. nszs
psePssiy sesere fsefoxe shat tssdv. flesegases
not excS-etissi< twe fsoae each ss,sifrsS ions
district each teFr4fsssy sfa1 the nisisist II
tss.unstis, sust fa,sT from es~a state al
larse, ireSstng credentials frssa SLY AmrKa
ran fssssn tes;scss. AsSscs@tscn OF elssss. *
fs'esriy wiktsse offsets arr n seeora with
tas praaei F.les OF he Aaefscaa parss, win
- aiifaitsea 70 seats in the runveasiaa
'Ekistsan <Aarp said to-day snst 4n als
I,rs'Aensii1s thu Platform ~ u adopted viii
s..ls dslfeg essentially irusa thai Aiopscss At
lhllasseiiss.ia las; year IA 81 tie important
iretnrvs fsle rreseai syStrsa of tariff q III
40 doslof he trs4egSed. aud tie Temperance
question ssii aas likely le teachesf
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DIDN'T TAKE HIS ADVICE.
Arthur IL the same old Law and
Order Nan

g1EvEzASr. gaiy IA rsp-Fter ezilssi
"a, tsfst~f Arthur "a the lsrsasettse EuEsa-
esss' brotherhood .te-s5sy and lnta-sa~d
hs1a af tiae ar-x-ss II HcSa cad MHsPshs ~
fhscs-e. asiss asked hssa :nr a statement 81
hts We've on sAe sEffecs-
4 Al ven sarsy II ags rsszzASr 81 tnx
E-ssherisoo.t las ea1c zayssghs g. relfstss
hisa zfnsnSasae - fhE t&sss Il saF of the
sHersfsrFs A&sa a~aen sgifsg cf dissssnerzhle
eses3rez taes EaH-1 fske she eeEz - aeHee
The BHesherhSsss ~zil Sever &gpF0rg q
she = asssszs e zzzsza trsF. xho ssls nos keep
psllga t5e t&S. itzi gssrs scsSswa4 E4s
SsisEee ths tsiHz eslsat sess@ - t;ssze-saL7
Hssa Askass l ass s1aSe sxRra<s a.
pr7sieE FsEzg fsag ne ses=s.i ss7ssE said =
- sAgs tsaA fsxaesas Nssse &c s5alsi
sxsrsss .zo ssFssassn sasi esl3 Eas cosss.tsss
tz.ss -. sssr t.E2s - s--ss&ss The EsaESez
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No EyADING THE LAW.
Iowa saloons Must Close Their
Doors rs-Important Deefxioa.

BURLINGTON, la, July l1.-Twa years
ago a sais,on keeper whose place Of bilxs
ECsS sas eniesued as a nuisance appealed
10 the Iowa supreme eouFs. and after ftinz
a supsrse.lcas bond. continued ite tr8ttc
fee injunction was sustained and ;ke sa-
lp<en keeper again gave bond and carried
the ease Ia the United States supreme
eourt Recently procccS!iaes we're brought
- Hsge Aim arrested sud fined for con
tempt Of court Ia continuing an Illegal
traffic Notwithstanding ths injunction
His defense uss that, pending deeissou
apply. bar iAs district court has nae de-
eided that The Injunction mus, stand. and
the saloon nit.st ciesc. The SALOON keeper
a; once clsssesl up. aud others VIII fosioa
sat. They adasit that farther resistance
u the las is useless-
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City Property.

IN lot in Yesler's seeend supplemental
addition, uaE block from Madison
s,n,ct. houses all round thcss. Price,
&I5o rsch.
a beautiful cleared lots IN u. T. pcu'
avs Bfh addition. Price. 500;
usar street car line aud within two
blocks Of motor hne roate.
la, With s roafa hard finished house
ia n. r nenRy's park addition tsn
blocks freta motor hac route friec'
slea
q eissred lots In poztius additions
commands fine view. fEisS, slSS'
lot in Rsrcn addition. with Srcom
house, Price, $ssn
lot IN Kaufman addition. TAis Is =
ehctce hot. only "A efsSk tH'i'
cable cars. Price. s5ao
IN lots. rnxlMnis addition 10 saeiae.
aish Citvs all level aud tS'assiiel
lcss, ciesfcd, within nse Eain nasss
walk ~ West Coast railroad Sef-ss.
prir,,. fgaYn slle ~ sieA per scs. sisds
h.,s,ish Is today the most rreiiii ssas
inland town ia western wAshias
ton FOR investment
q one acre lots in Snohcraisa ctty'
h.,,.sss k.4ilt al rouad them, hesa'
tifaliy situated Price. sse eSea.
Q Lots IA ssehesatsh city icy sIe each,
q lar. in saoaon,l<h Clty ses ElTs each.
arrrs of sieh bottom land adjoining
ssohamisa cats. frsee. -"
1, Ia, IN snahasatsh city for SIS
an scres ue lexei lard tive miles ircsn
whste0Ea. Frtcc, 80 pes acre.
m xeres. one aud a half miles tsefa Sc
hs,,,a. saiiahie fos sssytstinE iata
sof 10 acre tracts. Sc tes scrN
~ ae-rs wlssiR half naiis - Nes
. ieet ais opportunity is fnske sa
inxcssaavaL
aae c.saI property for SAKE.
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q Isxzs Rsls~osss. sAruaxA ysaksrs.z rssssss
gstssass pskesR- ia see fanksez a
ks<<ssl-s Ezser salf-ezssi s'srs7a7y
szEsses<A Fs9Ssfap xslivy vaslssis.
h<scfs<ssssa Tssrsss-y. - tho fssrzssszs.
sAses kzSisszsfs tsszapNays taru1ea fa-s
staiA sssSsfStzsss.. ist22c- "a tse tszA 4
Sdrt1s-a kSslra74 feSzna1ys thrazxh
lstiza Terriers 70 the - tssss 4 SzA
fFazczsee kssfread Eazrazs. shraaxA
csrssss Indian iasssss IL Ainne~eaa "a teas
As-vAesz iseA 1Akr & Sssrtkerls Sasi-xsesl
s,sszttany tArussEa tbs ssexsz rssSrvssiea,
kszk2zA~ - far tazr-1rca. FiS1azsS 4
NssrtAern R2slrssss t,nzafaAy. threzra
sssssss 7sse-z xts0s. Vragozs. - the SesvAsrs
& Azsscs Walker Ezilrssass CNnzFaay. Isss
ssgsss tssezs. sf -. s.sse1-zass
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CRIME RAMPANT IN PORTLAND.
The District Attorney Iaactivs-six-
ffance Committee Proposed.

PpesLsSp, lair lc1-An x-sicie "a hi.
mornings esers, charging Mrs.. DR. Msrrss
N1sh ksssfar MARY sehasIier aa9 seventy
essrisS.rtrs District Attorney MrssIns. fss NJ
f1slnx 70 f=nae q warrant fey her grrx.e.
created > sensation Anrh Indignation
Was manifested. There ses1sas 10 Be i d.
teEnisness telling Ga the par 81 ..ssers 81
II q and deeescF that tsss ress gf shzsfs ssszss-
ists that ssfesss the eifs must be ele.aes
ont.
Threats have heru asenly rssae that il
the oszlcers ef the Jaw do not DO tssesr .ss,yr
Ihe matter uiiI te taken in banst hy a VIC.
lance rom EStrtss. II l. : at<.i fo~ai-hs osa
good authority thsf I Bsnnaner. hlssssr 4
II Mrs.. Dr. Nurrey. has been circulating
asBcpg his friends to-day. en6eargrsas Is
eessaiis sristea agreements - bsycsat the
tAEsis Nfsss on account of the article tfef
a-ssss,srs.ss this morning
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HaRHIsos Ann MOTION.


sisea of 6%uersi usfrt~ea aud mk.
Morton. ans. II ts sfss8a that shxso
nss faoss evrsisa1 sgreemrns 10 -
sansznflou OF rsstns1itfee aa4 plans
for tue estayatEa. H j. sa3d -
sJrxanlxatioa wisl be sAadx - -
( ID frpressnf all elements II the rsrff snd
preserve umffy aud haraenf. r. hxs b<<8
saspt.gsasi that the eisaifn1Anssssp II the
csnmsstes ~oaid 50 West tas 3
/. xzla loaighs flaas Clmfks0n. ee
Iowa. and Ses. pf la4laaas t1e
fsso Western missn ssctNzssnxss t< tho
...are. hsa dseslne 10 rasftsszr il. aH4
+ shfs will .sssare sa Eassetn r.sasrsBssz. IL
/ : probability thzs Cd fsedIey. c5 tlsstiaaa.
viii be saasss ezai1szaa ~ she sxssatiso
& sssssz,
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Meeting Hsese-
k<axtziLx. Tsna. szzir n-TAs far-e.
fork rscsglnx Aoszxse- sasx- SerSr Ia. was ~
seessr sz8@ay af 5 s<rrzese r-sxsssy. Ew.s
2 eSsislsssE seFnrcE ssse Eg-se anss Frresss,
sar s2s8z sEEne
{szss - BE zziaEs.e< Hax xEHoznesrx Il
stxs . xnzisy Of srszrrns wss ssssrAzrss-s
ssssszz<ie lie 4aspr- ThS unrSAar-e-s Nr-s
.hrowr sase excisczneaz. AMI ssaisy ,xss-.es,
"a lated oaszsse the hasr1e szxs~s aesresv.
49, = sssa ihs s-soke elczrrss i sAs tuizzs4
,Aat Euea Lxx~su x.zs2 his Sss Jg,asss- -
iessgsar 70 the Rose fzrssea. wz-e sliss.s.
and fAas shree ef the Fs.x7eH hsss. Tn.us
Jisz an. Eaes. and goa1 fersSr. aesanesss..
% tae other side, were seriously Assss rrs-s
hsS= tzsaifE wsaa<se5
tssare2 aEasrs uhN<e R1Haes esees1 ssrs
ie zsrsrszfnest were snore o. I<ss sersa,1ssr
Sesnse1 Great exrit@szaess; Ysrex ss.x' sssa
Eaore fFSszese Il rxr.rreka
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THE ALKI TROUBLE.
Capt. Bennett Again saed by Sea-
man Bowler.

SAN Fgssc1sco, July fos-caps Jas IT.
! Bennett. Of the steamer Alkf, wax arrested
on Monday night on a charge OF assault %
murder, preferred by John Bowler. who
was formerly sailor on the steames Ben-
nett was tried In Seattle before the rnites;
States commissioner on a charge Of using
brass knuckles on Bowler. but the charge
was dismissed On arriving here Bowler
swere out warrant against the captain Ia
the police court. ayerriag that when the
assault took place the steamer was oaiy
fhree miles from port
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4 rrosperous Farm~r sufcid...

PosrLASB, July IA sr,eeiai frozn i1,sfe-
pcndence- crsson. says. T.. ". Fszther. az
Raera Vista, Fu.k county. suica6ssi this
morning He task 3 double bsrreis.si ss.s.
gun gcs On a bed. ssseea tie Stock on fae
roor, the Enukxie IN bis mouth. aisrsa-sv3
the gun with ais foot and bsew tins hssr
top Of his head af Deceased was q aeii.
todo and highly respected farmer. lie
leaves q wife and seyen chsld-en. No
eanse is assigned lar the terrIilis. act
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hagss.s wxrs fsszs1sxsi fs9iz Att raann. Iss&~s
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A Thisving Oregon Postmaster

PORTLAND, July la.--JosepA BAssesI Post.
master OF Seuisszdge. Iaioa county, Orr
gafl. arrived here to-day ia charge OF a
defsuty United Stafes marsha. aud Lodged
in iaft He IS charged w.fa roAbing the
United States n ais In ansRer ~ a eaes-
ton s. q whether he sfose nsDney while
fsossinasfeF he said. ''oh. YES: / ct.ess 1
raay as we'll plead guilty. 4 registered
letter containing sesz, came 10 his osEice re-
Gently. He atsiraefexi the money and had
a coed fifae with the bsits while II la sd
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Timber Lands.

SSs acres within oaeh half mile OF salt
water. Win cui i7.'o,oo. Price,
81 per acre.
I6;O acres: win cat s,ooeooo; II rsilrcas!
shnild b. bslit Ia Pert Townsend u
will run through this Tract. VIII
sell timber without the land. or bath
together. Price. xsssp. or $500 for
timbcr.
lRO acres: viii cut at.eo.eoo; good dFiy-
ing sfreaa rams through this tract,
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n srorrxD rHk sxxMoN.

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ssd she nsxhs rzen Eassz ;. m 70 rs:zrr-
s<1f<wssc taRzr pszres would he Sl1ssi
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Excursion Rates ss ths Teseh~rs'
Gent~nfsan.

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-sssfss ofers : III A1 eI3sssfed beaessy, %
ti.s -rsslrn 45is. ard elIl - god - sfstse
a. ssesrsasssssn - - a<fssse sst tensfsrf ~
Had <a Trsat.se ~ fsssiana-
rozrfASss. July fs-- -Esar hinzas est1reo
arrived Asrs yssszssssg - DIX ssz<t;ssf y - -
n flsirs. fhef ExsT b<Fass tasixc 80
te..av ana. sst-sgs fasns 4ssssy pfz'<< fe4
pcrs Anzesst&a safsa were sissH taezs z
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The Blythe kidnapping Case.

SAN Francisco. July lu-The trial os
Frank RENE, alias sanowley. charged
with attempting 10 kidnap little Florence
Blythe. cotitcsting hcireSs OF the late nail
Iionaire Blythe. was commenced before
Judge Gibson and jury at Berkeley today,
Erook's Appeal to Missouri's Gov
ernoF.
ST. Louis, July i9-Arganents By the
attorney of Hugh NJ Brooks. alias Max.
well. before Gov. Morehcgse ~ jefferson
City were begun this morniug, aud pro-
eecfiings were continued all day, and will
In all likelihood consume nueh of toner
rDT.