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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

DRsuFoRD. Pa. Dec. .2-Three nitro
giyceruc magazines in Buchanan Hollow
vxpIoiri this evening", wTeeking = iarge
uu0b. of houses an Tarp,5rt. mile aWsy,
ard shaking the foundations ia Bradford,
a distance Of three miles. 4 large build
ing in raTpoft. ia which were nine persons,
coliRpscsi, seriously in!uring three child
rcn. Que OF whom, a little girl, cannot sur
yive. TIE explosion vas caused, it Is
thought, from excessive hrat. IL is not
known whether any Oue was killed.
" Z Nafsi's house, near the magazine.
fell in ana MrS Ward received probably
fatal injuries One eide Of Eugene Red
dingion's house fell in. ami TIVE 81 his chill
drcu were hurt by fsiliug 'imberS- IL is
ruwored that at the magazines two men
eIupioyri A. shooters" wtre killed. A
large nun ber Of piste glass Windows in this
clts were shattered.
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THE FRACTURED BANK.
The Curtains Down and Not To Open
Monday.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. - The doors of
the suspended California National Bank
still remain closed, and the examination
by the United States bank commissioner is
still In progress. A meeting of the stot X
holders was held this morning, but as no
report had been handed President Thomas
by the bank commissioner, there was no
business traDsaete beyond a discussion Of
the banks affairs, and the meeting ad-
i0Grned until Saturday next, wheus state
menf is expected. President 4 homas SAYS
he is confident the affairs will turn out sat
isfaetory, and that depositoTs have no
cause OF alarm. The plan OF opening the
banks doors on Monday has been Rban-
donei. but it IS thought they will be
opened after the holidays
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A Lawyers Disrepa,shie Negs,is-
tfane.

CHicAse. Dec. 95--iAwyer Crtfiag, By
advice Of gntSe ia1aiesoEs, tO-saay gave ihs
grand jury the name 0g tae man who Vni
pioyesi Afsn to negotiate FOR the cefura o.
stolen oeads "a tne owners. Tee police
hsd arrested Custing on srSpieioa tSaf he
bad guilty knowledge In the matter. Cat
nuS declared he never had the hontx aud
did not knov taey were stolen. The namc
of the thief Is suppressed
TIE value af the secretaries Is oFlv ahoat
$500 interest IN the ease cenfcrlnS Hnnfnly
IN the peculiar action of the sapposcsl
highly rcsreefee Mr. cnftiag ia attempting
70 stand upon bis privilege ss sa attorney
IN nesosiafsng the return OF stolen prop
eTty and refusing - divulge 20 the police
the names Of the thieves To night man
named Picssner was Arrested A. one Of the
colprifs. aud the police expected momen-
tsrtly 10 eaptnrV Prank shaw. another
FicsSncr and shaw have an Office in the
city, and made show of 6eins In the In
SEraare business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

The largest shipment Of seals ever
sent 20 this country is expected to ar
rive here by the steamer fraye to-day.
There are a dozen Of them, and four
are trained t. harness. They are con
signed TO Captain PAM Boynton, who
viii use them In his exhibition. II
Captain BOtnton can make arrange
uisnt- at the custom house early
enough he wili don bis rubber suit
and drive the seals down the bay
Alter the seals have d few days rest,
the captain will start on an exhibition
tour under the management Of Sam
Freeman, who wili carry him as far
west as San Francisco. The seals
came from the North Sea and were
trained at IEipsic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23
-Four New whaling vessels.

sax FEAScfSc0, Dec. 2&-Faur new YES
sells have been sdssed 20 the san Francisco
whaling neet The North raci6c Whaling
Association win put the Ia Ninra on Il,
take the place Of the Francis Palmer. which
Is now being dismanticd. The seaiins
schooner Marx II. Thomas win BE austher.
The james Allen win also jaia the fieef. as
viii ihc New Bedford whaling hark John
Winthorp. which arrived here q few DAYS
since from Yokohama These win take
the place Of the Flectwiur, Mary and
susan. GaruiR. Phwnix and Iaa, which
were lost IN the ice Al Point Barrow. An.
gust2 - Additions viii also be made 10
the whaling heet hai.irg from New Bed
ford, which viii arrive here next feiL rhc
steam bark William Lewis aud the bark
Sea Ranger viii tse among the number
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rrnctor IInoit fnr snlc.

LOUISVILLE. XIV. Dee. 2s.-Sam nryant.
owner 0f the crack thoroughbred Proctor
Knott, said TO day !, was true Haggiu had
the price OF Knott. hnt he had heard uu.h.
ing further He bad an inquiry for
knott's price coming from Nashville, but
would prefer 20 sell to Havyin. rs the horse
would probably not then come ives, next
season. Come-to- Town, though much in
ferior 10 Knott, would probably be his en-
try for the Kentucky Derby lie feared n
Knott went in the Derby he would be uniit
for later work
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coNDEvsEp DISPATCHES.

Frank MrGlyun. a brother Of the 90
eialisf. Dr. Mcfiiynn. Is being sued b. his
wife in san FFanclsco for divorce on the
grounds of cruelty and atheism.
Ia the trial at ssu Ffanciseo Of John A.
D.mmig ios the nnrder ~ Henry Ben.
hay0u, Detective LEES gave q sue
rinct account - Dliumle's iiie aud con.
neetion Eifb the Bcnhayon case, aud
said be BAD writ nefo aud received a
reuly from the mysterious DR.. Fell Of
I1YernOfe. fgr shDm ulmmig stated
tha; be had purchased hili Of drnEs hat
led saspicloB 10 the dcieudunt Df. Fen Is
now In Oreg0u
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KITTEN BY A SAVAGE DOG.
Terrible Ipjuries to Young Wo-
man In Oregon,

ALBANY, Or. Dec - Miss Ella Hol-
man was terribly bitten by dog yesier-
DAY near her home AZ Wells station. Ben
ton county. She had gone 10 visit her
aunt, Mrs williamson. at a neigbboriug
farm house and on approaching the gate
was attacked by savage canine. which was
nsna ~ kept chained. bnt chauced 10 be
loose. and her lower limbs and bips were
frighifully isreerated SIZE has since been
confined to bed, aud Is In critical eondi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

StS FrtSCfsca. Dee. 22--The prelimirs.
~ eSaniBassen ~ john ileagferi. accused
os the murder Of Joseph HAYES IA The Rank
EXCHANGE SsiDoa. was POSTPONED in Judge
Hernoiowcr's eauri TO-DAY, until next sat
uaiay. Attorney Knight said ii Weuid be
Impossible % proceed. ~ sll witness 5 ne.
CURED ~ the prosecution Scrc not here.
He ssid witness 70 the shooting had gone
to Seattle the Gay following the murder,
and would nsi ee back beinrc next week
II is expected By the prosecution q prove
hv the missing witness that the shot which
killed Hayes sas h.cd BY langford
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ExrERMINATI>G rHE SALMON.
Preparations for Depicting Alaska
I,ixRrs Nrxt Near.

sAS FRASClsco, Dec. - Three packing
companies were Incorporated here to-day
The RussiaE-Amefiean Packing Co.. J. j.
reCtors, with capital stock OF 5000, SO,
600 subscribed. Tue Tain PJin; Packing
Co. directors, Rudolph NeuiaRn, q. Neu
baum, Charles Hirseh, Louis sioss, Jr and
Leon sloss. capital stock, 100000. The
Western Alaska Co. G.. Tashera. !. X. Dag
geit, Judal Sewman, Daniel 7. Bradford
anc W. b. Bradford directors: capital stock
= % l.n SEQ coo .nhscrL I'D
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AInmh.r sch,o,,er A.b.r.

EuEEEA, Cal, Dec. 22-Tae steam
schooner Meudsscino j. stranded on the
south spill. boat manned hy xix men
aud conveying Chjsf Eagiaeer BraEe, with
his Wifc and child, left the steamer. The
baat was caHsizsd aud the baby y hen pick
esi Hp hy the litessTing crew. which bad
arrived, was 6sac The Others were all
rescued AMI conveyed 20 the lighthouse
Mrs. Bragg i erificaliy III The remainder
af the ere.F aud Captain Jensen still say
bg The grssei The vessel has 4 aTS0 Of
lumber isom tse Pacific lHmtcT Co. u s
thought she eAn ~ iowed Of the spit To-
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killed His Muraerou. Father

WihHEynAsHE Pa. Dec. - James War.
ner. AGED s.. aai his son lohn, asea iS.
who had been eh0pplnE Ia the woods sey.
eTal DAYS, had squared this morning. The
father ma ie a Image with his AK The hoy
dodgcd and ran n his home nesr hy, bar
ring the doors a he entered. The iaiher,
going 20 the trout coor, commenced TO
batter " down with his ak when the son
poScd shotgun through an opening aud
sent q load OF huckshot into his fathers
breast The injured father died In a few
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23
Anarchists Ask the Right &c Meet

No.7s4Ez. A. r Dec - The sale af the
famous P!Anchss de Plata group Of mines.
y mills south west 81 This plsee, % syndi-
ea-e 81 New Orifans capitalists. wss com
r,I-rcf last evening and the money pAi1
over. The property consists ~ I've mines
aud = Iosfsrap uliA. The price pa.l 2 -
naf been definitely stated. bal j. sid 20 -
$50 90 spot cash The ueN enuaranv wiii
starf m the min A. once and also begin ihe
erection of a large niil Immediately.
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pFSvEg, D. = II Afias f'ii~ni9 So, ~
ssrs. Ttis rn0rrlinE Al Curharas. - miles
..-ffth ~ shfS eliv. Denver 4 Rio CREME
yrpirht Conductor William r CornsfOek
and fsraEsrnau HeHrT l9sst were kiiied -
4 fsgske wheel giving sway Both Hsen
were turning the brake. when i gave
waw- Both were raa nFeF by TIE train Hfiti
killed. CoEasf0ek's skub was fractures
aua he lived oniy 3 fes miuuies-
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old Perjury Indictment. Dismissed.

sAx FRAscIsco. Dec. p District Judge
sabin to-day nOile prosecuted y ihdiet
snenis for perjury. The cases are A. o. 80
years' stanfing. but Judge Sabia eetermin.
"a he could not get conviction IN view oi
the errors IA the indictments. TIE cases
we're in eoanection with offences commit
I'D in connection with the Benson frauds
In certifying that certain surveys had been
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23
The Washington inaugural CeBtsn
tsfaf

New YoRK, Dee. 22-Russel Harrison, /,
son ef the President. attended n1eefing
OF the committee on plan aud scope of the
centennial celebration Of WsshinEfon's
Inauguration today. He said his fsfnfr
desired him 70 inform the committee that
he would lend all the AID in his power %
wske the celebration successful Az lrasf
700 are expected 10 farticips'e IN the les
tiviries ~ the great banquet on the niRh,
af ApTil p Each lady present o. the oali
will be preSss led with q souvenir es was
done at the inauguration ball OF 100 years
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suPrREssING THE NEWS.
Details Of the U~halak Negro-H Hunt
Hard to Obtain

NER ORLEANS. Dec "a Tlmss- Demo
crGi special froa Meridian, Miss. saws that
the report of renewal 0f TIE rioiing AT
Wnbaiak are uutrue. II is believed, how
ever, that st least riiree negroes have been
killed 10 date. aud that MARY and other
necrprs connected with the riot have been
run down at some point In the mountains
sad are surrounded b. sesrch parties.
krupCr cpunty pcopie and cJhers con
uccied with the sgarch are particularly
careful not 70 let any news get outside the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

EIF0u IIIF-I fHEIE,
Our corpalent black mith, George
Edwards. is out on the streets again
after a pFo;raeted Illness. There .
not a word OF lruth in the above sen
tence. bnt VIC wrote it Tor the following
rea-on. viz: George says he has been
taking the Eagle for two years and ~
al that time has hot received a single
puff, 50 we give the above in return
for bis patronage.
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.Japanese Alliance with Russia.

W!xSTPEG. Dec 22-Psrez Cavalier; late
secretary Of the Spanish lsTaiion ~ oka-
hama, is here, IN route 20 Aashiazlyh re
saws uhe be left Japan IL was currently
r,,fsortea in Diplomatic circles that secret
treaty had been concluded between Russia
aud japan against England, for the reason
thai Russia feared, IN the event 81 war
with Euglsnd. that the japanese would
favnr frs- fafrgF
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FIRE IN THE TALL GRASS.
Soldiers at Fort Assinabaine Fight
ing To save the Post.

Sr Paul, Dec. PA dispatch from Fort
AssinabOiue, Mopt, says Eariv this morn
lug all tne troops here, six companies of
infantry and three of calvary. were ont on
the prairie wtst OF the post fighting hse in
the tall grass There is high wind. aud
IL Is feared the garrison buildings, with n
large quantity OF stores, Will b. burned.
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Train Accident In Arizona.

ST. Jorfs, Dee. "A dispatch from Ari
zona says, A construction train on the
ATizona & Southeastern road, with 60
laborers on board, jumped the track near q
coke siding Thursday evening and rolled
down high embankment, killing scven or
eight and wounding several others Par
iiculars are not received
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Greatest Value for Your Money

That you can obtain ia Seattle.
Real estate investments may be divided
into two classes. Ist, Those intended for
long holding and, "a. Those intended for
quick turns
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CHICAGO. Dec. 22-Jndge Aitgeld this
morning modified the Injunction 10 re
strain the police from interfering with
kilFaln aud Miichclls sparriug exhibit
tiOns Chief of Police Hubbard says be
viii arrest them for past exhibitions. and
ask the mayor 10 revoke the license of
the Casino, where they spared.
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HOMELESS IN BLEAK WINTER.
The Town of Hermansviile, Mich,
Destrnyed by Flrc.

NKSoNINEE, Mich. Dec. 22-Ncws has
reached here of the total destruction by
sr,. f,f the town of HermsnSville, e miles
north Of here on the Chicago K North
western and 500" short Line railroads. No
particulars have been received Her
mansyiIle Is a numbering settlement oi 100
Inhabitants. and as the weather j. very
cold. there must be gres. suffering among
the uau;ie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23
Col. dudley Not Indicted.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dee Y. - The fedora
grand jury took recess this evening until
January "a Con rary 10 general expscta-
tinns, no indictments were returned and
the status OF the Dudley case remains foI
the urCSau M a secret
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Big Cargo Of chiness Goods

SAN FEAEcIsco, Dec. 22.-The steamer
Beigic, which arrived from Hong Kong
aud Yokohama TO day. had cargo OF 500
tons, which - said 10 be the largest ever
brought To- this port Part OF this carge
consists OF 1900 bales of raw silk aud
u 01O chests of tea.
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osMAN DIGMA's CUNNING.
stanley's Friends Did Not Fall Into
the Tran He set.

TyoxpoS, Dec 12.-sir Francis dc wlnion.
president of the Emin relief commission.
states that he does not believe stanley aud
Emin are captured. He momeuiafiiy ex.
pecfs teiegrsfzs from STANLEY. lie declares
osman Digna'- letter n trick whicn entire
IN failed Of is purpose.
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Justico Boyie's Remains at UnIon-
aptxu

pirrsBuRG, Bee. Z,--The remains OF
Charles r. Bowie, late chief Justice OF
Washington Territory, arrived from the
West this morning and were met at the
depot BY committee Of the Fayette county
bar. The body was taken to his old home
III uninntowD and the iniernent win prob
ably take place Monday.
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Among the sucees sfai candidates IN
The London schpol boargi elections
we're Mrs WaIteF Resant, an atheist
aid socialist; Mr.. Ashton Dixie and
others OF the same type
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shot IN. wife and Tier Par,Sour.

NEw YORK. Dec. 22-Joseph Thomas. a
c0lofcd cook. 81 years OF age, entered
station house to night aai. handing a re-
volves 70 the sergeant, said be had shot his
wife and her raranOur. whom he had
found together a, his residence directly
opposite the police station. She win die
The wounded man Is in critical condi,
ffgr
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< For = Long = Holding ,

II is generally best 10 buy In locality
which from is natural advantages mus,
eventually increase greatly in value, but
which Is at present Iow-PEieed. because na
improved itself and because Of lack of
transportation and other facilities. Among
the investments of this class which we
offer are Hiawatha Park and Hazelwood
additions. Our one aud Ave acre tracts in
Iiiawatha Park are offered at retail at
prices, viz:
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"What Is il that makes the rosy
cheeks If the Ba0thers turn pale, and
steal. toe bread from the children I"
asked a prohibition lecturer Of a class
II youngsters. Rats. shouted a
vogug wretch
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To Observe The New Years Eclipse.

81. Louis. Dec. 22.-Professors Nipper,
Enrler aud Pritchet;. of Washington Ont.
versity. and Rev G. NJ. Charpappin, OF st.
Louis University have started f,F Norman
Cal, To observe the solar eclipse, New
Years day. Harvard College observers
viii be stationed at willows
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CAUTION

Requires you before investing in raai estate
20 consider the general principles u sIoh
Investments and to investigate or claim
20 giving the
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WASHINGTON. D=e. 2a.-The "a pAEes Il
the senate chamber we're made happy T.
cav hY a sat>tRntis. reIaem bFaace iron
Senator stan FORT of CziifgFusA. re pr
sensed each - hiii. with wish thG
each r zaf eui7y = merry Christmas an
happy AeE Year.
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P.K4s- pee- - The municipal council
~. arc.s.t.fssi the statues Of Lafayette and
wa.hinFfon presented by Joseph Psliizes
Of New York.
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pgrf knrl.erIA. Der e2-Jndze Alison
q, .fay s..ers5sie.s 4 Esnfiisu ior new ira
fn rhe ease u grs. saFaA lane waiting
eoaxsess-.f Of the murder 81 her husnaud
and children by peisssIs. and the eozsieiea
woman Is 10 be hanged.
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LONDON, Dec. l2---in the commons KIN
befIy. conservative. moved iha. the clerk
u the house appear before the farnei.
commission and produce the members
roll containing farneiis signature. Car
ried-s4t 70 l5. Il is said ktmDerly's motion
was the Iesait of a precOuceried p!au oi
the CONSERVATIVES
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Prohlbitory License In an Oregon
Tnun.

OAKLAND, Or, Dec. 22-Tho new city
council has dealt \ fatal blow to the
saloons by fixing the annual retail
liquor license a, 1900. and the license for
selling liquor in quantities from a pint
upward at f21A0
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Te.a. nor mangcd For Eape

CROCKETT. Tex. Dec. p John A. John
son was hanged here yesterday for rape
lie protested his innocence ON the scaffold
He was only 10 years u age.
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I.zgoY. y. Y. Dec. 2.-Fhree distinct
shoeks. presumably OF earthquake, we're
f~lf M gsSs ofcsock thss evening; heavy
rurnblInr sound accompanied them.
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LySx. gass., Dee @e-P. Bsnnox's ;
ysTroceo faeioFy ard Harvey brcs
morocco works wer- buru-f foDighf- J ne
safanrs
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BERLIN CABLE LETTER.
The Emperor Prepares for War and
Popular Discomfort spreads.
tCopyrighted. lSss, by the Associated

lCepyrighted. ISIS, by the Associated
Press.
BERLis. Dec. .. The committee Of the
Esain Relief Association give mo-s cred
eSee to the arrival OF stanley ON the Ara
whlmi than they Gid osman Digma's story
OF Emin Pasaa's capture, hxt they have
decided To continue prerarasiOuS for
Emins relief until the news Is verified.
The departure Of Lieutenant wissmann
viii now be retarded until
early in February Though Emin
will be one object Of the
expedition. it will also act in support Of
the antislase operations. IL will be pro-
posed In the reiehstag that part of the
money voted by the bill shall be used for
raising force of colonial troops, even II IL
happens that EIniu Pasha Is safe.
In the discussion of the route to be taken
and the number Of men comprising the
expedition. letter from Cardinal Layi-
gierie to the German minister az BRUSSELS
states that 500 troops marching through
German territory by way OF UngRnyemb be
10 Ujiji on Lake Tauganyika, could crush
the slave trade and disarm and forever dis
able the Arab slave merchants.
THE DEsPoT IN BETTER HEALIH.
Emperor william has fairly recruited his
health aud resumed his JOURNEYS To day
he went TO stetiin aud he next visited tine
hithH riff fb-itbi iAlU- ANtke AT f1rFfffM-
This evening he dlned with the officers Of
the garrison at their club. His work has
displayed the same expenditure Of nervous
energy which IL did before his Illness. and
il has been ia the same direction, toward
militarisrn. Beriiners would Ike 90 see
some OF this energy used in encouraging
trade. There is general complaint OF dull
ness In business
Duchess Adelaide of Schleswlg Holstein,
mother of the en- press. Is seriously ilL
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ISE-SEEDLE BAG TRUST.
The New Invention Hsaepoiiksd.-
bad news for the fianters

NEW YosK, Dec. 52.-Capiiails,s con
nected wsh the cOtt0aseed oil trust art
making arrangements 10 secure a m0n0p
oly ol lne manufacture OF bagging made
from pine-needIes. IL is 70 b. used a. q
covering igr cotton haies. II Is tald Il wiil
dnye GU jute. seysr raj millions are ready
to be put into il
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A s,.ni.h stat@.man AWakened.

PEsrH. Dec .2-It is state here thai
King Milan has formed aa aiiisDor WITH
Russia and INTENDS 10 form radical CAB
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we efFer lots 2ixl2o feet ln
Raxelwood Additio

Hazeiw ood A d d dition
AZ ;G0 per bot. We defy you to find any
thcr lots within the city limits Tor this
price They are icw blocks north Of
Madison street, are but q miles from the
postofllcc. aud lie well. The reasons you
can buy them for this price are that the
land was bought when much lower than Il
Is now, that the lots are not cleared. that
the land In the imlnidlats vicinity Is not
settled, ard that there Is as yet no cable
ont Madison street You buy bctprc these
imnrnyetRenta are made and 50 viii go