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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
An Iliiterate Cengressmsn Assaults
Newspaper Humori.t-

Nk-HTNET1s. Dee. 81 boat q wear EEu
Gea-Ee Harrses. then = reporter on the fUrf.
wrate a. arfieie which obtained eide ci--
csiastar. sitting forth that Ecprrss NATIVE
Marta % Texas as4 bluWu oai the gas ia
6is room Ire = hotel ThfS affefugGn TIE
Congressman nae. II arriss 10 the corridor
~ = a1tsl ard 9sssaste3 BIN ~ striking
bira on the ear Harries, IA eea.ideFarian
0i she cuuEfess--a ans age, F4sie an t..,rt
to rrtasaie, sG4 AarfiH was seiar4 BY
another ae=rsInT-eT tusa Haa prevented
dc.5s-. h'gt tse rHatr e~oass8 some excite
nseuz tu fhe ha l1tuc iiarr4es. sg la S utc
~ fb- mrs= reFalar 5eaf1zs-is1s ae-s- q
u=F al tce kra.Hf sTr tfE SAYS Dr. Hii
have tba eanFrsss-lan arrested saF sssaaiil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
VICTORIA LIaEL SUITS.
Ridiculous Maddie- MIiitaunirn
DansmuiTfs MagnanimItr.

VICTORIA. b. e. Dec. AIN tke erifaIA
libel suit oi Mayor Grant against Eizs
Sargis0n. The prosecution entered n Hsl
pTesequt. an explanation % the ssufl
complained oi having been pnhishet
The taienisi newspaper. 0nr Of the I
mafkAhie fCRt8rvr II the case Is 1zz
counsel lor the 3eieBse has agreed a =
the cusis. This Nas denisd hy defend az
counsel aud reasseried and again de af4
The contradictory position arose frunf IA
Tact that friend Of the paftirs touee rl1f
had made sn euGcavut % settle the c1|
oul of court quetsion Of iz0 fDr So
intcffered with settlement iNsl
reached aud the friend, in ordef
q sch r0ufummai.Gn. gave Gradf
check for the amount without the kn91
edge o. consent of the defendants Gm1
promised 70 say nothing about the q "a
but bits counsel, Mills, failed % carry n
the understanding. add Grant produced
court a confidential istfeF from the ffiaoI
Instead Of good feeling resnltng. "A
action oi counsel Tor Grant has made a
breach wider than before, IL bsing clai ~
thar The prosecution hFUkc their piesl<l
word given.
The Iimss Company not paying a
amount % dnmsEss and costs. 81
awarded Duusmnlf la tbe fceent hbcl n
the sheriff took charge % the Tistcs p ii
ertY last nigbi The amouBt Vas paid =
hougs Afterwards. and Dunsmuif douaH
the t.0d damages 20 the o. rhans' Huine-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
rms cmKnoKkE srn1r.
The Interior Department Denies
Indian uwnersbfp.

LTTLE GagS. Dee. S-Adrlcrs from In
dian F.rr.tsFy ssy that the interior iierart-
gaeat has nsIiied the lafiaas thar The
1aeVoAee SiriP Is TIE property of the United
states an1 iast thc Indians have no right
% Lease IT, The strin cowp-ises E.lsss aQ1
aer,s % grazing laud Thursday the Cher-
oEee legislature passed. y tin leasing the
strip - a stOck - udiea,. for s2a0 90 yesrl.
Tor Eve cars Principal Chfef Mags has
not set signed the hiH 4 delegation win
nc ~ wees o. sent "a Washington to prove
20 the inteTi0s department thar me iapa
aeLnnEs y DE . .ha-nk.a nam.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
INDIAN SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.
A Crippled Girl Terribly Beaten by
Teacher.

~. PAUL. Dec. S---A terrible story of
brutal t!vatI eut OF Il crippled Indian girl
by one of the teachers Ia the government
boarding school ~ White Earth has iusf
been received here. Two weeks aza Lime
scale. with a couple of girl COMPANIONS.
after school hours visited fficuGs who
lived near the school GU their return %
The school they were met by the PRINCIPAL.
who was very sngTy. tie carried a walk
ing stick, sud 81 once began 10 use 10 on
the back aud shoulders Of the seale girl.
Her clothing was a Foor protection against
the blows Qf the enragtd teacher, who Il
Is aliegcd, broke the cane 20 pieces on her
shoulders
After the beating she Crss,ed away 90
friend house. wheTr she passed the
night, aud was later taken home, where
she has been confined 10 bed ever since.
The girl is Dow Ia q very critical cor
ditioU. Her body = mas of sores. Her
friends are very indignant and propose %
bring the case before the proper sufhor-
lusS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
WAS COL. DUDLEY INDICTED ?
The Action Of the Indianapolis
Grand Jury Kept secret

tSpiASAr0IIs, Dec. S-1be federal
grand igry tg8s a tece>s this evening" uu-
til December I7tb Just what progress the
jury made in it, Investigation ot the
Dudley case il is difficult % ascertain, a.
the cOurt explicitly charged The iH-y TO
carefully guard al matters that trans
pired = hlle IN session & copy % the
bitter alleged % have been written by
Dudley wSs submitted 20 the jury sud a
dozen chaiFmeu and secretaries oi kcprh
ieaB eouuty committees, 20 whow Is bad
been supposed copies of The lettes were
mailed. weTe called into caurt
The editor OF the >eatiast, Wl8 is sun
posed "a kuew who received az lssst one
copy - the pIdiey letter hss no. set heeu
before the jars Chairman Jrwe-t. oi fhe
pemofrats stale testrai Cemwitive. Nss
one Of the witnesses examined 90 dsy aai
Il l. supposed the copy 81 the Dudley ie',er
which finally went into possession 9! the
seafiatt. passed through bis HANDS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
RAILROAD ABUSES.
The Interstate Commerce CemmIs.
sion Rertns an Inaufrv

CHlcAso, pec- s-The later stats com
nerve coSnEnis>inn h<Cao its sessions here
this morning. Col Morrison and gussrr
C0oiey are co1duetinr tae iuqnlry. The
i're~seiiaEs HNre seerpt. but laaee Coslre.
l-st D tsre he Eus teNn 70 bgsiness. said
4aere are esrtaiH abuses. both in the
passenger Saa frptsAg departments % rrr-
lain roaifs. watch NiN be thoroughly v
.--sAsl iAle FpeluE ca rsSseu<eF rates
wtil nc considered ia a wees fr,ra r7,,s,
We Nih kn0w grest deal more than We
ever expected -.
wsii the ease o. the NtcAigaa Central
rosa- reEa-1lng aliessd Discrimination fr,
frclstt rates bc caastderaf7
u dunuiless wii BE- aid ne iuAs-s-
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oa-nsiye Parti.ans Removed.

PHILADKIPHIA. Dec. S-Cl ted states
Appraiser Joseph B. Baker aud Assistant
United s,gscs Appraiser George III Huf
fasa were dismissed from the cHsforns ser
vies to-day hy order Of the prcsident, y ho
Issued the order through tac secretary q
the treasury. CollcCfor CatEsi isder de
razntls,i HoiTmAa's resignation on the
ground that employees of the appraiser :
departmeut have impuEned his sdmiris
tFation Sf his duties and preferred against
hirs grave CHARGES Hoffman fsily re
fn~e,i 70 resign. s8d alleged that me col
IertD- s8azhi only % punish hiai Tor 20
HfsegI reasons H5fmAas ease was cham
pioaed hy Appraiser Baker. Al iuvts7i-
cation resulted ia the oEsier shove saeu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09

SAS uIrso. Dee a-F ~ TAbef -
wIfe lsss nighi weut into the ieweiry Es1r1
of a man named Polimath and, a 10
paFehasiug a couple 0f rings. turned 10 -
foiimath. however, prevented them fr3
doing A. a. tie same time accusing thxU
Of having gsisu tasce FiuEs, and demaS3
ed a. 'hefef0F HF aai 1rE
Taber Indignantly protested ghf a
innocence, hrt Folimaih iusisfe
ana finally. having bis wills b gma4f
thm. l0c kea The Etone daor and ven. f0fk
policeman. Ou his return the couple we7e
subjected 90 q rigorous search, tesag con.
geiied ta remove their clothing, hut re-
stolen gousis lFefe foHud co them and thrY
werc released. Ar. Fabef this afiefnoos
ksd Faiimafh aiken isto custody on Z
charge 81 false irnpriA0nmenh The latter
ssau aa uhssFoFy FFpntai1oa. aud u sAie
70 p known ia 5acfsHss ato, san FraEetscs
aad Los Angeles Tor crooked dealings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
KILRAIN Is DELIGHTED.
Anxious to Meet suiIi,An-Fex Wont
Bach Him.

BOSTON, Dee. s-jREe kiiFain is in the
city sud was shown John T.. saiHvan's
challenge He expresses himself as dc
lighted. sud SAYS he will mot hssstsfs. a y,,f,-
ment ~ accepting Il, bui must hear first
from his hacker Fox, . whom ne has lele-
crsphed
SES YORK. Bee. s-Rfctard \. Fox SAWS
he has received no telegram irom kilrain
shout hzht With Sullivan and thai be
for kilrain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09

OTTAWA. 0ul.. Dec. S--l1rre o2s bees
much tafk hers over The resolution Intro
ttuced iu.nthc giisd states senate ht sen
etar Blair to investigate sac ciciEeusalp q
Louis Riel. the leader of t1s late half breed
REBELLION. T. j. sarInlsc8 toe purpose = 20
.Hspsgn fhs Legality O.; his rsIge exec O.
tlaa. Msssrs Robinson and oslssr. qree- 2
counsel an8 CrpEl counsel nt t1e iflal -
Eas-.aa said fEaf t1e steA ihai t-el = -
itaa-pr-.r. 8 GFiel srillcuta1> tle Nas ih
f#e'est on SIX coauts ard uzs affa4e 'ifH'l
fs- af.l TREASON a. 4 subject 1s hsr flsl lss-
~ and sss.5 a. one w nu. leiag resident 81.
Ckaaaa. ame,l temporary a4ls- aale 20 aeF
a.a-ssHa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
FIGHTING OVER FOOTBALL.
81. Johns College and Naval Acad-
emy Boys In Battle.

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. s-The football game
az the Naval academy between the
Naval cadets and the ST. Johns
college team resulted il u victory for the
latter. About - college boys, ranging in
age from Il 10 20, grouped Together and
show ed their delight at the second defeat
this season. The cadets, maddeued by the
college cries and the iauBts OF their Op-
pOnents. formed in solid phalanx and
marched doHu on the 81 Johns hackers
The college toys were ruSnei about
- yards, when they made stand,
aud regular sei-to began,
in which eyes were blackened, heads
knocked. teeth went down throafs. and lit
tie boys we're picked UP and thrown pell-
nell into the struggling Taass Of their COM
rades.
superintendent sampson. Commandsut
Harrington and WatchmaE OLeoue inter
feFed aud stopped the melee The better
class Of cadets condemn the conduct Of
their schoolmGtes, sud u is presumed a
formal apology will 5e rendered % the :; &.
Johns students. An Investigation % the
affair viii be made by the naval academy
authorities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
A SPLENDID noR,FwouaN
Exhibitions by Myrtle Peek on a
California Track

SAY FnkScEsto. Dee, S-Nlss avrsse
Ftrk, repatra champion Runan s.anafnr
flleF % tae world, " hose name is we'll
kuowu Gu Eastern tracks. es,-,. sv.xsI
a.iiou OF ridlag a. the hay District trark
lnsS Afternoon A mile dAsa between "A -
teek ca her coal h,aek horse Z ral and =
rl3erssss horse, iouEsies. va Won b
kegsl ln good sty y Oh 15sS Mss Peek
then gave aa exhibition of bareback riding,
Hnt'hs t@H hursrs srgHud she tack ia
i5.t. ur seconds loser thss hrr --.gssef
Miss feek sad Atr tTalucr. R % Demo
resi-. then h4d "a brush, Griging two r9sr-
ntis hitcbed % a sksia iaiau gEaef,l wai ieAiuc
- pounds &l-s HesA- its1k the lead
watch shc held tn t1c ho-aasfsfich. when
thc uiher TEAM trsG up sud a sn5epdla
team won ~ a bead ia il9. Jhe saslpst
70 ilc "a harness ever made ca thc taasf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
A TERRIBLE KENTUCKY FIGHT.
A Little Boy with a Knife Assists
His Father.

LOUISVILLE, Dee S-News of tragedy ia
Mescsf Copaty Tuesday was received To-
day James bemum heraa and bis li-year-
old son met Bock Nalkap and his grown
son. They hai previously 4usrreied.
Maikup shot UewuU bernm through the
abdomen without word. They eliHeheti.
Nauue Walkup with q hsfchct commenced
beating the vuBnded maa over the heal
The victim little boy pulled oaf knife
and severely wounded the Waikaps before
be could be dissrmed. Demum tserum died
wednesday and young Walkgp Is il a
dalEeFonk condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09
THE SEIZED JAVA SUGAR.
Chemical Analysis to Determine Its
STANDARD of DutY

san FRANCISCO. Dec. S.--A sAr pie Of the
cargo Of sugar which arrived here on the
steamer Westmeath from lava for the
American sugar Refinery and was seized
by the customs authorities Yesterday was
placed in the hands Of u chemist to-day
for analysis. A small quantity was also
sent % the SECRETARY OF the treasury az
Washington for analysis there
An order was Issued to-day allowing the
importers 20 unload the cargo Of sugar. bet
il viii remain ia the custody Of the Gus
tom house officers until the question OF the
rate of duty to be charged on u j. settled.
SAN FRASCfSCo, Dee S.-Anorew Welch
president Of the American sugar Refinery,
said to oay that, owing 80 the action OF the
customs authorities IN holding the cargo
Of sugar which arrived here from Java on
the steamer WeutgOrth. the refinery would
have 70 close Monday until the matter -
settled, aud the employees viii lose $3o,e0o
In wages.
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1000 MEN LOSE EMPLOYMENT
The smelter at Anaconda. Mont.
shut Down indefinitely.

ANACONDA Mont. Dee. She smelfcr
81 The Anaconda Co. has been closed down.
over l5eo men arc thrown out of employ.
ment. This nercSsitstcs the dischasFe Of
al the men working a. the Chambers syn
nlcafe mines. Auacon.fa. aud the 81 Law.
renee al Butte cry. which combiaed give
employ ment 70 so Uorc. No reason is
assigned 'oT the shutdown Manage paly
would state no reason, only that J. b Hag.
gin q san Francisco had teiegrAphed 70
close the mine and sIaeitrr for an inden-
mite ftr~g
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Copyrighted isSS sy the Associated Press |,
bEsI1N, Dec. &-Tho reiehssAs adjcax&
iacceigoyr IS, and viii reaSSrmSss <s4nl
the middle % January. Tse CT fica g.
lion Ia EAs, Africa. where the A -
esrctzAiiy wipiug cat the SeFx-- 1.ei
aud clearing ne tcrritery q ew~r ~
Of the German reglsic, en- farxa-- E
ample cXpiae stions "a &rxmens sxss-s
than fAn Fhassaszf zfsa.~ E~4~s..f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-09

FL PAso. Dee. S--Thc annual feast ia
honor Of our Lady 81 Guadsiaupe. which
Couilhses tin December 25. opened ai
Jnsres. town acrosk The kin GrAnde. TO
day one q the larges, ARENAS an the
border bad been selected. with an am
phitheairc holding about 10 Q people. and
ihe nrst huNhEhf OF the SEASON took place
this afternoon. u troupe Of bnllhghtcrs,
under the well knOWn aucuoEenest de IA
TORE. being brought mp from the CiIy 81
Mexico.
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MeGISSIs GETS THERE.
Another Republican Congressman
From West Virginia safe

CHARLESTON. ". Va. ncc. s.-The
county court, in the matter Of a recount ia
this tAGnAWAhaj county, decided At noOn
to-day 20 accept the original eount in
Charleston city aud 81 Albany precincts
and II reject the count and ihroN out
Lewiston aud Colbufg precincts, and 10
accep; n ree0ant In the balance of the
precincts 10 the county By this Me6innls
lkep has a majority iu the congressional
district o. - Toe case may be taken 90
the circuit C0gr. by the Democrats
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M,AIlIrTE.s pnrIANcE.
wiling 60 Meet Either zsiisehsII or
kffrain.

-fS FnkxfE.H0. Pee ~-BarusV FasieF
t-atase Er3 laacker ai 4ur 8rAsafs
heavy gwtizht eiauPtun ai tts faree
coast SAM g telegram 90 the &@w farE
f--r c-ls even iEs- s.ssr5as 90 1sarE No
tGE ra agar }aks hiifEl aE tsaF
M tltser ,rrry rielss. seE uail-
frz dare far sa3 - fa9@0 satie- tlH
raasfs- la take rizec in Cal io-s sa 81 thc
4aass az sae csEa giving the llrEcs, s.i-
J4IsaE. rzrae. fa-aey E2s 1szs4 =
fafE.s5E ca tlq1B here
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SHOT HIS FATHER'- ENEMY.
An old Scandal That Led to Fear
ful Murder.

ST. Louis. Dec. S.--A Republic TexEFkana.
Ark, special says. \ most sensational
aud depiorable murder occurred this even
ing. a sou Of 4. I. Spear killing eX-MayaF
Biedier On the streets. Four years ago
Biedler separated from his wife, charging
her with intimacy with A. T. Spear. six
months ago Mrs. Biedler died. and BiedleF
set ugly Tum0Ts adoat about spear The
matter wss carried on until to-day spear
became enrAged 81 some new story and
aSsailcd hiedler and gave him terrible
beating with a club. Later RlCdler re-
taliated by giving spear fearful beating,
and short time sfierwErd. n Biedler was
walking up the street. I9yeGr-nld sou oi
spear walked up to hin, placed shotgun
behind his ear and blew the top ~ bis
head OF NoUag spear is tn jail
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NEVADA. Cal Dec S--The grand lnry IL
its repoft thss aftfrsoon recommends
lAai tie bgaF,i II supervisors bsssn sa4l -
issa PAD sntn the crHnty treasury. Al
expert has bssh emplayed 10 exaSaine his
books ant als1 the hooss ef the rouniy ~
eoFsef The sheug snd Recorder knspF
HeFe republicans aosEiases for - e.ce u9s
tAis fall bat both ~efe defeated ~
.-a--- -----L.-
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rs asHINaT1E. fsag S-Ef4e earnrnltief
having eaarge u tbe arrangements fQf TIE
Inaugural taI have decided - lx the
prics q tlrzsTs Iog E5missiuu ats each
81 20 has lsea sutzsefiis,d "a the inaug1.
raj s-ud. and a esvie organizations. sish q
mem t.ersaip - ff00. Rave aauoulsss an
intention - psEsle1u pate.
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a Long. Lost neir.s. Turn. up.

Mas BRUNSWICK, y J. Dec s-A
daughter ot he late wm II Never Of Gals.
formal has employees counsel aud pn, in a
claim for share Ia the estate of the mil
li0uairg Christopher Never. it is alleged
hat abe eau prove she isA legitimate
grand daughter of Christopher Meyer. that
her fathers existence was coueeai ea by the
miliiousire. who provided fos him ia esriy
life. TIE Cla n will be contested By she
recognized heirs
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WAsHI NErgN. Dee. she seaate SOD
cosafnitsee ga hnaEee in charge OF fh1
;zrfn hlif. gave hsafins this Afternoon q
Jarrett. sfps afing f1r The American iif
Plate Assfn,lafion. lie pisadcd fes Al ID
efnasa "a dufy frara I frHt 80 zi0 echfk
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NEH YorE- Isr s-The Adams ETFFr-f
90 bad e carieza % matter ou thg stesusr
Ns~y laa8 tH15e9 isst aiEht There Wss
uot glule % .Ave anything, sud sac sa'es
sent d1wa iafa the hEl1 rf fhe Fifas3Fr
nltb fn~ other kaea. Or is imFaszi's.e
% est lsgafe Ets Efss a. sra
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TIRED or ENGLAND.
Ax~orthy, the DefaaitinE Cleveland
Democrat, Wants 20 Return.

CLEvELANp, Ohio. Dee. S--James Al
worthy. The defNnlliuE city treasurer pf
Cleveland, who is now in Iondou, has
made proposition 10 Fctusa slto,qoo IA the
city and iu te1 years "a repay his h0uds
men u the prose- ufion 4 dropted and he
j. permitted - return 10 America
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SCOUTING HOT MUD.
4 New Geyser >csTes Settlers n
Dakafa Prairie.

HANSTeN. T'zk-. Dec. s.-Caastie-ab'e oi
= STIR was aroused here recently ever sp
pAzeatly Eeli-ceufT1atd reports 0f vel-
caBo having b-okea i3osa ia CAarles Nix
county. e. miles f01m here ii tsrls o1t %
De- a Eeys ser WAiea !, throwing hr. mud al
ever the surrounding pfaiTies TIE neigh
hoEi1s settlers E-e somewhat Buaasy over
ghG s-f.Esta-t
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VENEER yoLDo HURT.
The Great Esformer Falls Through
"A Railway FfatfaYru

EEr sEE, Dee s.-Maio- Venier Yolto.
tae ps-et and faoiitieisu. known ~ the
Little t55anT ef ihe Pacific, icil through
{ae platform a. Sgmmit station this mora
IEg, bryasing his night arm and receiving
seFious Internal Injuries He = engaged
IL negotiating Vauaose agTicG 55ural psf.
euts ia Nevada and tah, and announces
unst be gt.l - once sue the railroad eoI1-
pauF fof 5000 damages.
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rHE SPECTATORS srckxSED.
A Eevoltin< Prize Fight Between
Amateurs ia New York

NEN loEK- ncc. --Iee fslazsex of this
CITY ard Charisy Aetssnnts 81 Bgssokivn
feSgnt - rea0as fhis mornln< MaG8npss
= % = uoVice, bad his iax nreSsn in tse
ossi rS91,lc ~ a slestee- SIMMER b3ssx f-sEn
e'assey rlehL Afser severe struggle tn
taN tSst iWead, ne spec'zturs. WITH one
scFa-t. deza andesf that ne fxht - a.
cisre=i draw, which Eas arecsisss Il ~ n,
referre
tslssssys LETT eve MAS CON pletesy closed
an1 be vas Otherwise Az9ly rcslshe,i
NrsfinHis ess IN a pi,ia5ie coadlslcu. Not
9nly NAs AS Eght az frNssurcsf. bat iAs.
let also he hal sw4iioseSs several teeth
aud was Otherwise severely lacrratgsi The
nsaf y as te- pr-Se q S-He u iAsfe.i -
ra.sHtes and Was q arulsl arAir
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HEtgSs, Mant, Dcr s--At = ialnt cou-
Yeut3uu Il the board - trade and ciIy
council tonight 3 Fsssiufiou vas adopted
demanding the s4misssun ~ Montana into
g1e Cai7n a. an early date. and aeiiiug
firth tIa' shc is entitled thereto hy reason
- taEaaie weai;h. reNguTces aHi ropuis
ft..Ta
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\ Vast p,namite-Gun Cruiser.

PHEkBELFHI8, DEE s--The speed 81 tae
dTnamfts Fua crsisrr FtslFiss. con
s1riIfiet fnr the govern me ~ bF TIE Cfamrs
Was testsd this afteI uoou over q measured
E course Of D. knots This vas covered ty
Z the vessel M = minutes and - trcouds,
speed - n a. knots Ver boar. Toe con
Z fr.n, a. tIr . auuta - LII.
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a Trsia-wrseking scare E1pIoded.

StCEtNESfp. nec s-Eaiirg9d nrtaetiVe
Beu True. returned to-day from Yuha sta
zion. uaAr EarysVilie. whrre be went % in.
rcsfiEste the aiisFed afrempt ta Hfrek the
preggn express Iharsasy night The de-
'TcisVe j. a the opinion ihat 10 et1s1apf
vas ms4c 20 srFck the train. end thAi the
if5u lar taid to have been paced Rernss
gire traeA pas ia-t from 'he bFake. beam of
fhe freight traiu which passed oyor shc
ruat few haurz before
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SKaTI ia as. AssSaaIs.

2flrsraaS. Pa, Dss N--BeE3. p. ksek.
nate clHrk nf TIE second aaiieual nAaA
Pas sega discovered tscx1 shost IN ~. 80
eunuu. ans relieved ffeB fsfy. ke.k
8 uaa Of good habits aEd deciAres he =
ua5aszfF accused ~ wFaax.ic4n9.
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THE GENUINE MoEmoxs.
Session Of the single-Wife saints
in Chicago.

CHgCAso. Dee. s-Rrsnches ~ the Latter
Day ssiats "a The number % shout dD1eu
sssntleG here this morning This com
prises about bali the enrolled mem tershlp,
Brief exercises this noruioE, c1a&ucted
ty Eidsr p 3cl looper of Beaifwuoi con
sisted Of PRAYER and informal talks amoug
nerahe-S e Ser Cooper viii yreash duf-
tuE the session. Which will cuutinue over
70 morrow Eider D. &. FCss Of indefssHd-
cuee. No. = eue q the . iu attendance
H j. expected that Alexander +. saith 81
Lament. la. = son % the original Joseph
sna 3 meInber ~ the quorum T.. wlf also
b. here. Thsse eiaiu 30 be tne oFi x e.
Narfaous. bat unlike the Salafs - 5aIt
lake. DO uoi believe ia plurality -
wives
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- nasr s..In.alnr aIaIsh

EaeTaN. De s-Tae 60 boar ssfnfainx
sn na1sh brzsegn leaTllt aHd efene vas -
isae1 q thls cifg spEistt LsaFat coz
cred - mfes aud u lsYs, ezcskiaz 81 Ffs-
si.9.s .sfs5rsis sra FaGee as i1iles anG lab
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frTt1H. uee- 3s34Ee q kerfes(
s1Ag a Mr. ~. =. FaNeesoia, has sissf
rs-.-t 4..ffe-s saas ID her eisr1t 20 Fei,sE
80 d Il 4trelr 49, hAT raaa infa q eu9r
vat - 50 fea refs fevs1t gsfsnste-