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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
THE EIGHT-nOuE SYSTEM.
Adopted by the Reading Railway,
Win Reduced Wages

HEkufSg. Pa. nee &--Fhe Philadelphia
& Reading RailroEd Company posiei no
fices tais afternoon notifying employs
that on and aftaF tomorrow eight hours
will be- q days labor lusiead Of 10 Tasrg
viii Dc . propoFfionaie reduction of
wages. The cause ~ the reduction Of
hsurs IA due to the suspension ~ the coal
mines. ard all rrrs1us connected wsth the
coal rranic viii also De reduced % eight
bours. This viii rnabie the company to
keep al - men employed. bui ~ shorter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
A Naval Militia.

NFx YORK. Dee aaron Nanderpoole.
chairman OF the naval reserve COMMITTEES
OF the board of trade, has distributed e
circular seeking information and sugges'
iionS as TO the feasibility of establishing a
naval militia for the United states by leg
issatiye enactment. Among those CON
rnunica.ed with are Gen. Schofeld. Ad-
miral Porter, GOV. FitEhugh Lee Of Var
giaia, Gov. Gordon OF Georgia. GEN
Eeauregari of Louisiana. Cornelius Van
C!erhilt, Jay Gould. Chauncey NJ DePes
and Claus spTtckels-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
The Con-fiiationai CeIebration

WasHiSGT0S. Dec. "A meeting Of the
board Of promotion Of the proposed cen
stiIulonAl centennial and orla's expoSi-
tion gas held here to day. A resolution
proTiding for a committee 10 wait ON con-
gress and urge the passage Of the pending
bills providing for the proposed ceIebfa-
ton and exposition was discussed and
unanimously aiop,ed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

AasHIxGEoN. Dec l. The secretary Of
war has issued general o-der directing
that when not prevented by active
serviee ali available infantry. cavalry aud
lfght artillery Of the army shall devote
part of "a ? sumner 10 practice Insfcnes
sUrsrapys~uss. nsAneuvers and other field
gF-raFlngiS Stimulating Rcfual war Fo-
t6is unrrase fas available force Of each
division ~ department viii be asseEn aled
"a A. are bodies s. practicable. having
due rrEard 70 ecoEGnay aud 10 the lcca-
ffan Of Indians, whG NAV possibly re
quift eoutroi. The concentration vii Ia
rrnerai bs made hF marches. BAT IN sSi8e
sasss. uheu the state of appropriation
VIII tse-s1 f.. The iniaHiry NAV be Eosed
Fs -sii o. aua from the places OF ccncen-
tratloa for fA~ pBrP0se Of joint operations
VII lanunieal troops.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
IN PARI.IamEAI,



LONpoS, Dec AIN the en136<xasy ~.
evening Lord Randnlph shMnS&1I5 nsotH@
10 ADJOURN debate in oFsisr - di4ensz -
sending Of troops 10 snakim I'D knid ~
believed The government uax xuin8 kx1fn8
The advice OF high and fees0n sffis- nm
tAfy authorities For what end was mere
handful Of British soldiers exposed 10 an
eueVuntcT with the SoalaauSe9
Stanhopr, secretary Of Nar. defended the
action OF the government, and the motion
was rejected.
o'hr.en, resumins ihe irish debate,
made long and vigorous attack epou
Bslfour for hss trestnent of Dillon aud
Vaudeville. lie defied nalionr 10 face the
English iss1pe again and 20 Try - DO 10
death the farnelii'es who refused to
acknowiedge themselves miscrsauts.
haltouT, replying. vniered & denial of
the charges. tie said the matter had nov
been thoroughly thnsshed. nad IL rnixht
safely BE- left 10 the judgment sf tie
country
!, I, UConnor aud Harrington followed.
kiiis' motion relative - reduction Of the
Irish appropriations was rrieeied By vote
OF "a "a Isl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
rr..,d.n,iaI Election b, pirect Vote

NASHINt3TlN. llvc- tx fsFesf Q ~ : z
~sone af Seatucky io-3sE introduced 8
il5sit res.li ati,sn pro- osiug al Gslencnent
10 the csnssiTEtsca providing that the
s.-,-siaeut saa vice president shall he
~. Seu every FCsF- 4 wear BY sfireet vote 81
the rsos.ls. one -rtioa Of the bin fo-faos
;he hal.iing of any iocsl or state elections.
exceut for the members Of congress. on
the day sat zpsrf for the elect.on Of pEeSs-
arnf and vice pseslient
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I...ndiari.rn ana Muraer.

gANEeFILLE. Va, Dee The town = a
uearlY aessr5F ed bg Gre FRIDAY riEat. win
a lsss oi Sl0oe0 Yesterday Henry y
Better. one ~ The heavy losers, chArsro
p4ule! { and Befrg Craig Wita setting the
trr lasf Night the Crssg1 Ecse AliletA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
ON THE MESSAGE.
Democrats Praise and Republicans
find Eanlt with IL.

wAsHINsT0N, Dec. Following are
among the congressional expressions on
CleveiauG' : message:
springer DEM 81 Illinois said. Il; IS
as strong on the tariff question e. the last
one. though nos 80 explicit. II Is : good
paper."
Congressman Reed jRepl Of Maine; "A
year has brought about a great change
Then il was a condition that confronted
Us, and not a theory. aud now, apparently.
IL Is theory aud not a condition"
Congressman Bouielle gRep-l of Maine
''li IL the old straw threshsd again The
message IS weary, stale. fat and unprohi-
able
senator Gorman (Dem of Maryland 1T
is a ycEy interesting and statesmaalike
document
Congressman FoFan DEM Of Ohio.
The president has consentes TO let wool
alone this time. II be had been 50 discreet
before, the Republicans would not have
the mex; president and the next house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
Fx-Trea.ur.r spinner Very Ill.

AMSTERDAM. y. =, Dee 4.-tfen- 7. Z.
spinner. exhibited states treasurer, in
writing 10 a friend In this city said: 81
have 2 sore On my iace, said 10 Be a species
of cancer 4 doctor j. tEeausg Is and
thinks he can cure il. The treatment at
fecis nay eve 10 such degree As 10 make
me nearly biiad am forbidden 70 either
read or write. and I write this simple &C
Acknowledgement with pam and contrary 20
orders" Gen. spinner is living - Pablo
RrnaE "a He is y Nears Old.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
ABANDONED uoMEsrEaDs.
Bills to Permit Entry on Another
Piece Of Land.

wASHISGToS. Dee 4-Three senators.
Plumb. Berry and nolph, and Representa-
tive McRae 20 day introduced bills similar
in their provisions, 10 allow persons who
have abandoned or yeiiuqaished their
homestead entries 70 make another entry
The bills introduced to-day provide that
anv person who has settled on the public
domain who has not yet perfected titles
thereto and who NAV be unable TO suesist
IN ;he lands by reason Of droath. whole or
psrtiai destruction OF crops. sickness. ete.,
NAV take ont another homestead entry in
place Of the abandoned claim.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
C.lirornia omciaI Returns.

s.cr,wESro. Dec. the Official can
vaSs of The voie cast 80 the recent eiectlon
for ir~.IesS 0f the supreme eourt = - ssslh
psefea 20 day Sud shows thai besi's ,h.sp
- csisf in.tjee. has a plurality Of 4sls,
snd Worxs Rep for associate lasiaee hss
a piuralIty of 5stl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
THE raRNELL COMMISSION.
Irish Spies Give Damaging rest,-
rneny acaiast Harrington.

tneny AcAiast Harrington.
l0SDaS. nee. Refor,a ft,s t,.-,..,t, -.
mission 10 siSy A ,aas nsr,st r.,sst. IN ~.
tified that by sieauS ~ fhr'.ass -, 49,.
would burn hfs hpnsa ~. II. s.aet
compelled him ~ sxesr tassf,,. =. 80 ,a.
league aud thai be woalss o1fif ~. ~, -
ment ~ a farmer fl,er, r,s..- h..'..s.s
Another wttp.ss .,ss'...... .'.s. ss,s .a .''ltt
George TwisS and gnhn ts,n,'fs i.,,a.,'Ae
him 10 igin the triuer e3rl "a ~ i'..a t''.s..n
saving Il uasa gne fs5,s. =, ~ y ~, ~,
tnca Ser 81 the Psvne1iit,s .hst ~. ,.'.as se.s@
ge5 liiile paw faF assng afm.~., ~.
The circle wfies ~ $500 49,. .'N.li. 3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
.roRGE ID BLAKE.


ooxyy AT TLAw-RooMs Is AID B
trr.,sr try,s Block, Seattle, Wash.
~ III un'i stfention: Corporation, land and
s<s~e law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

81 Int-rs, Dec. "A dispatch TO the
RegeA4fr from Evansville. IHd. says
sensation was created there By the an.
nnuncemeut fhst simon Well. mem oer o
4 n-or,inent hrrn OF traders. lad aecampe1
Win some $500 which he - alleged 20
have srfrnnt,.a kentnrky farners oni of.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
NEW BOAT FoK rHE SOUND.
Arrival in San Francisco Of Cana
dian Pacific steamer.

SAx FRANCISCO, Dec. 4-Ihe British
steamer Islander, en- route "a Vicieria. Ar
rived IN por; yesterday, u days from Giss
gov she was bullt for She Canadian rs.
cife Navigation Company, and i Intended
to ply on Puget sound. she j. steel
steamer aud WAS built for The company By
John Elder & Co. at Fairfield On the clyde
She puf into SAu Francisco for coal aud
orders. and viii leave for the sound IN q
few days. John Irving. manager 81 the
Canadian Pacific Navigation Company
.sfff - = rsas~eu9fF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
THE HaYrIaNs DIp RIGHT.
The Captured American steamer
Aided the Insurgents.

NEz YonK. Dee Capt Ramsey q the
United states cruiser bostqa. has come
ashore. He says from lnquiry on arrival
a. Purf-au Prince In regard to the seizure
Of the steAraer Haytian Republic, he f0and
she had been selling munitions % war and
going ny and down the coast carrying In
surgeafs. she was taken hy a Hayaan
saafl-of var and condemned spparsutly in
the rrrular WAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
CLAEKsoN Is THE MAN.
1owa's Choice for the Cabinet--uar-
ri~ou GuinF- gfuntSnr

rison Going Hunting.
sssASpIANAFoLIs. Dee. about the only
4utro4-1eWa se4licr Of note upon the prcsi-
&queelect tp1ay Nassssp. J. a. William
eoo, Qf 4cu4 e. xeQmniG1fenar ~ the gen
e1l Nnd o1Hce, No b 81 ro1la 70 Boss0s.
s.s.s; e S-aeS4e Anl.aa's prnhable
e1E1nek Gke ex-oomMxufG6af sses.sJ sSss
~ Nae lnc1ined 70 bel1sse. arr : Ilk} =
qmn1mtomFe W1th The Iowa usnnaor, thnf he
did noe cass % leove - eclefs = peclenk
After Allison BE 81 coan1enf Clafnno6
was the choice of losa rerrt1lean1-
Tomorrow. if the weather is pfee>anf.
the pgesideni-eieot proposes 20 take holi-
day and enjoy q little grouse-shooting- A
few days ago he received a handsome pres
ent from Syracuse. \. Y. of q new patent
double-barrel hammerless shot gun. Il i
elegantly mounted in gold plate and set in
the stock is A small gold design upoa
which his lameis engraved aud the words.
Protection 10 American Industries" The
party viii leave tomorrow over the indi-
annapolis, Decatur & Springfield road. The
ear viii be switched of at some small STA
ton, and from that point they will make a
circuit and scour the fields FOR feathered
game.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

A TloRNEl, NOTARY AND SURVEY
n OF VII practice before the United
states land Office Contests initiated. con
Quoted and defended. Timber land eases
sYeetAlty. Vacant government land Sc
ecied and settlers located. Township pla's
nd abstract OF King county corrected up
Y date will he found Mt my office. Ad-
ssess Falls City King county. ". T
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

SaS FH&EeEseo. Dee. The fial ~ tfss
action brought by the Buifed Hla'ss gov
erutneut three years ago aeAi,t4f Airtn1s
Harvard y. = q n iasgfur ard sstgeff.
composing TIE -srffA fligaD e.ssnpaDTs
uas tessn tn-aay 10 The ctrgsii susssA be-
leuaaufs are char91ii sifs nztfttrE 70
their osn use over ia- aaaoS fcet = H0F-
srHment Eatssr ia Tshksss ss1 haffe
counties. q the sElne of sz.zf1.-si. shien
amount the government sos sttks 70 ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

MUsKEsoS. Mica. Dec 4-fhc greatest
timber Ere Nuskcgun hAs ever had broke
out anoug the IN Der piles on Hackiey &
Hurnes' docks this afternoon. The nTe
burned eercely. owing to the high wlnd
prevailing. Between seven ana eight
Inillion fest Of lamb was burned. entail
ing a loss OF about {l5euoo. partially In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY.
Republicans Carry New Haven for
TIA. First Time in Years

SEw HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 4.-The muuic-
ipal election resulted in the complete over
throw Of the Democrats, the Republicans
eleciing their candidate for mayor (the first
tins in six yearsl, their candidate for town
clerk ,the first in ten years and slecting a
majority Of the aldermen and council.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
CONGRESS.
A Disposition to Press the
Tariff Bill.
DEADLOCK IN THE HOUSE
The soniherners are Great ssiekiers
for the CeHstitation-BIfis
introduced.
DEADLOCK IN THE HorsE.


-. .
"N9"-.N's ~, A'ss- = - - sI-ANe- AT
ols annual reports in@tnd1uS fasf Of sae
secretary % the treasury, were presented
and aupro,.riatelx referred SH-se-ous
80. -, =. -, - s...t..-s
- - - -
ihs one los tAe eohsaf'ietioA % sae ssesi
rams 10 be armed wlfh heavy rzEted az ma
Ealfe guns, and one for the construction Of
txn srsei ,sfrfs,.rS n. h. armed Wiz, sxn.
-. -.
~.
Frye az 4-.aS sloted thai tAe scAA1r pfe-
eeed TO the consideration OF TIE Union Pa
citle settlement bill
Mitchell opposed the motion. oE the
ground that be had had no time 70 exarn-
Inc the report II was matter that Ehonl1
De looked into.
Teller also favored posfPonemenf- as be
asd no opportunity 10 suvestigafe the sub
Jet.
Frye said the matter gas very familiar
one 70 the senate Aseieei committee had
been appointed esrly LAST session 70 con
slider il. and had aexotesa. u neh u,Eezs In
sestisation- The committee bad found
hef
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BnaScH-nrrIpIS. ursr sror.
peeisisa Against the q. r. S ~
What the Jnfan Pacific win De-

NgW NoRk. Dee. A-Tae injunction sui;
ef The oTs<un TrsuseoatiaenrAl Coza paEy
Ss4inss the oreEon Railway ( Nssixsfior
Co uss decided so-isy in fsvot "a the
tlzin'iffS- BY BIS decision The lsffe-
conr2aT j. p-0hsol.ca frara hauaius
e-1ach isnes. A. wei as using the money
In the hza,is Of The trus. company or the
proseeds * the 04csca Railway & Navicz-
tsoa Co consolidated nan-se&gc boa.tS ia
the construction 81 TIE branches n eIsgs-
ton
L : nos reported that ISe ratoa Fari;it.
IN wtese ia;efeSts fas branches aerp p-s-
sGnGely tuilr. aud ihe Northern F&eifc
roS1. VII bug ;hs oregon Nsvixstiau Stock
from tEe Oregon I-sussnaiiucnfAi sud -
secure e1ntnal - the property uifhoa'
guaranteeing dividends on the 10aiing
srrsat
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from this
in the
Our
truly
Lucne
Rhine, sought
dfromh
On
that would
In o
hrusts himself
the OLYMPIC
he mind
r. rapidly pushed completion with
viii extend
factories and stores
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The Taria and Trusts.

WASHINGTON. Dsc. this morning the
senate finance committee briefly con
sldered the tariff bill. which Allison an
n0ances Yesterday he would call up to-
day, end also informally had under con
sultafiOn sherman's bill 70 declare IN
lawful trusts and combinations IN re
siraiht Of trade and production, reported
with amendments to the senate in sep
fersihaer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
AUSTRIAN REvoLuTroSIsrs.
How They Meant to Observe the
En.perofss AnuIxer.ar.

NiKSNA, Dec. Many houses have been
searched aud several Arrests made AZ
Trieste in connection VITA the revolution.
arr pluf discovered through recent arrests
At Venice Of socialist sass-eei.sl 81 having
designs upaa the life - KmpeFor Ffansfs
Joseph. The details are kept ssaerst.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

Diaboiieal Attempt To Wreck an
Oregon x California Train.

sACRkvENro. Dec. IA bold attempt
was made to wreck the south Bound Ore
gon express, which was due here al Ss5
this morning several ties were laid across
the track. aud one of the rails had hceuI
prled OF, after the spikes holding Il had
nrSt been removed. The sctne of The AZ
tempted wreck was just around sag cuFyo
where the read comes into the &f< ffoM
fne American river bridge. aud IL 1nI<
th1n4 <tet pgsksoica wreck wast1e fnc<
o11t = f1clE6f ox1{n ~~.eh was n1oTI4f
4eN1y el<rek ~ o11|re< <1Icue slz>t shczS
ssfee - oee&ea ezPren CO., ten
- frnek. and she e12>puinno ~ ~ -.
Tineer of the lrsirht t1skn - s1eN ~ ~
fee1 hta wey meeo eaeef4of. A. 81 eo1V|
hour anshs exp1~m p1111n1@1e ~ @1<f
mouly asleep, ard the No. cf h wc414
have been great
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

DrSvER. Dec- the Cflob Cub sas os os
fe-,.d yas-. Dempsey 8 guarantee oi Noe
fo- IRround cuuiss, EIfh two oUier
gloves. Qneeasberry ra.cs. Eith - -iniia
sf r.srver. repuied middle wesgai chan
MON Of the NcSs-
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su,Ded gx Molten Metal.

PTrTs8CE6, Dee A. ne sxp.osle1 o. y
la-3Is ~ molten metal a. eufsergeT :
iron mill this evening fatally burned John
-weitTer. Aged 81. John W0Eley, icy cal
az. f.ov. and seriously injured three f0iish
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nEEcHEH.s NV rosI.
He Has Entered ON His Dnties az
sau Francisco.

SsN FRkScisc0. Dee 4-HerbErt Y.
Besehsr. special agent Of the treasury, has
tpseu transferred from Port Townsend 70
the san Francisco district, vice Agent
Moore, 8hB = promoted % the charge %
rhe Detroit district. Beccher attended 70
A. As-stes v~ssar,taV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

l0SuyS. Ont. uee s.-fnts afternoon
the southern wsH - tie MeCfeary cas-
building, left sfandiaa ffosa the rs,sefIt
nre, icll IN ca gang ~ uofkmen. Ts0
were fatally injured Asd h eshefs received
more or less serious cuts
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snarrinr Cnnte., in rreekl,n.

NEW YoEK, Dec s-Jack Falion and Tom
Lees OF Australia. fought ten rounds under
the Queeusb.rry rules with three ounce
gleves in Brooklyn iass night, and Fallon
got the decision. although impartial spec
taIors were Of the opinion that justice
would be done both men had the reieEee
IN ade il a draw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05

hiNSNA, Dec. dEnpsror frsSieis Jos.
eph has Feceieed an autograph letter from
k1nperur AtlhAm. rungFafuiasiux him ON
the f1Ftieih sani2erafF ~ his cess3na 10
tht lnfene. He feneNs his emphatic A.
snFanees ~ personal ifleM8shiu. aud De-
eisrvs indtssolubie the alliance hindIug the
muuafNhs aad rmpTs King Hufnbeft
also sent cordial rslslgrat9ilatfons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
PUGILIST MITCHELL'S FIST.
A Surgeon Puts Ii in shane for
Effective Work

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4.-Ckarles Mitchell
hsd an operation performed on his leit
hand by DT Dougherty to-day, aud viii
hardly be in shape for a fight for some
weeks TO come Miieheirs third and fourth
knuck es were knocked out of place in
the fight in France. and il was found that
the hand would never De strong until the
bones were returned TO the proper places
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MID 90 sac nthrr..

CsS.reaAzrr. y. Y, Dee. --As the fast
mail whiEzea throsgA Hersna<s this
raorrinx twe girls 90 the usek were "a
saager. and FisxmAn Wolssr rushed 70
ts.~iy rescn= and saved thszn. bat ae aiHa-
se-s wSs Killed
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Ihe A.hhnnrnn I.nn nlIl

igSDqs. Dee. Ain the hoass Of i0stis
Ioft Ashbaurue moved the second reaiing
of the hsil providing for an extension ~
the land purchase act Earl SPENCER ihtrls-
auccd an amendment aad mas3e 4 speech
Ia which be sstacsei us. saiiss feaiarcs
Of the bill. The amendment was defeated
without division
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DIR. oLEN a DAwLEN,

CoGNER FOURTH AND BELL STREET,
" graduate Of University Of Norway. -
wan Practice with diseases ii women
aaa children, Midwifery q speciality,
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THE wILMISGToS rIEe UP.
A Passenger From Paget soand De-
Nrlaps Narlnloid.

SAS FRANCISCO, Dee. "A PASSENGER On
the steamer Wilmington named DerAo,
ahich arrived from Puget sound yesfer-
day. has developed q ease o. Tarieloid aud
has teen sent % the pest hyuse- Tne Wi
miags0u was quAfaBiined to-day and the
officers and Urcw removed TO yacht 40
Missifsu hsv
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& PAso Dec. Xxx l-ost i@sisT -, ss..lg -.
"a f...Dttrv Postmaster FArreli of FG<o De-
So-fe we-e each senisncea today 70 -
ysSrss frnprss.1n EneuI for robning the IlAils
= sIc.1 a. worth 81 dismC1ds IN FeorrAT!
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DIR. E. IL. SHAW.
wEICH s. OLSEN .

ElvlL ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTS-
" men AL kinds Of mechanical draGght'
ING promptly attended 20.
Room IA, Colonial block. second street,
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Thr ItI.h nI.hn,.. -nlmli.

LoSDoS, Dec. f-1he Rome eafrespond-
eut 81 the ftrasfels ieisl-faraa Thai the
Irish bishops have segf e letter TO tiic Tsar<e
pspsl fescfipt
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Bank Inspector Appointed.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 4-William H. Hold
OF Delaware has been appointed examiner
OF national banks for Oregon and the terri
tories of Washington, Idaho aud Montana
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II. SrEINNfAN,
JOHN q. JANICKF.

A RcHITECT-RooM 5. REISIG BLOCK
n Front and Marion streets
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re.r,,zas Wagon work. Bsrnins

syRAcysE. Dec "A dsspatca iFou
Cortland Ar l:z1 o'clock SAYS the Cortland
wason works are in flames, with nc Rope
&. sax1Eg tae-l,
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Pfrrsss 60. Ifss-. fi--Tsosnss q. lterie =
Co f-s.n boxers. haze tssazht hANs sez@
nf nNsts Nlfhia tae dzFs SD nave EfAe~-
eafly eorapiess eoatrul Of the mafkrt
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IExfxeroS. Ga. I,se IA afEre Hgmsn
loekea her three Guiana - t1s Io.s' .ss
and vent visiting DHrsA< nef - .ss "a -
ssTs.'- 49, t.5sruea - ah@ ssSuBd and fHo
ehiI4rsn perisEe5
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OssHa. Dee "A Re ss.esisl fsgin Ar-
kauszs City. Eaa.. sayss aifsssse hssie =
Bro large Rhelesaie FFfs-efs. rtsssS tzztf
doars fais fagraiaz f..saistiiess tVs''ss
asssfs an ufFHu
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s.x Fx8~crseo, Dec. E.--in1sesa loss Z. ~ -
~ ,'s,,,r. t.,r flrses,ss ana Sash ssxt0n F1rfs-
serTs Eein n the western pefsAons iAsh
weafher sg tie e&sa0fz ra4si =
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MkSEFSSToS, Dec. s--@eEatoT Allison oi
lows ssuirs the report thas he has been ssf-
Tered the secretsryshlr Of the treasury oy
HS-rssal-
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r. X. NICHOLS.
.rT0RyEY-AT-LAw, NORTH YAKI-
A ma. ". 7.