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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
THE o'DoNNELL RECOUNT.
The Doctor Steadily Gaining
Ph~Iass Chance. improving.

SAx FaAScIsoo. Dec. ls.-IRfcrcsi Ia The
rccoaut Of the vote % this city iof certain
candidates Is Increasing rather thaR.iiiniu-
isbiHg. Interest centgrs, however, il the
unofficial eount being made for congress
man Ia The Flffa congressional district.
The statement that Il Is unoalciai may Re
explained thus. ON the face Of The rcturas
Cinnie Dem was clecied by q plurality.
Phelps REP having taken no legal steps
70 demand a recount, the officials who are
nov recording anew the VOTES cast for
caa take no olAs Al eoguizanee
Of sny names OF tiek<<x o<oer than III se
for these three otiee& <ince the recount
began, howeyer, n The pre<znzls forming
part Of the hfiAconErc>1to1el a. ir.et, two
ss9s ns9 sl5sS'Is s.5s - =. ,z's' sSlgs, I. r
they claim 10 Maxo NJ e4o5l1cU1 Fies. ei
the ballots when s61x ~ 61 Mi e9upk
aud removed trous o. y1I0 ~ 1r1e1Asf-.
one man keeps a r@e1<4 @f ne vQ}N4 ~
Jiuaie. while the oihef k<e1& Uf3x fof
genersi. Republicans in We eIfT hol4
taat the taiiies By these ttc ms are
nearly if nol quite correct. wtf<e O&zrer
crais claim the mca are AZ too EreA1 . d<f-
tduce from the Official callers 10 80 <He
ballots clearly enough 10 keep an = 91f1<4
account. and besides. both being ia fsrX
Of sbe Republican candidate. they arc apt
70 Jet fneif political Preferences influence
them IN recording the ballots latIcrly 3
third man has appeared In the Interest Of
Ciunfe. to record the unofficial rscgant,
aud he claims that Ciuuie. instead 0f los-
ing. would gain more votes on The Official
rceount than he now hss
Al the close Of - days work The Phelps
men eisimed be bad gained vote aad
Ciunis lost n Tncse. added "a his net gain
0f = q yesterday, give him now - votes
nqre than the odiCial returns gave him.
aad 81 shcsd Of Ciuuie. Ia the recount Of
votes for mayer, o 'Dounell gaiaed six votes
today
At meeting Of the Republican county
committee 10 uiFht resolution was adopt
ed appointing committee of three ta
meet similar body appointed BY the Demo
cratic county commiuce % sid The grand
jury pa Investigating frauds IN thss recent
election 4 resolution MAS adopted sug.
Esstins thBf a. = special aud net general
recount u ali that can be made in accord
anee villa the provisions of the election
lsss. the 800 appropriated by the Tam
manS society Tor thc purpose nf eN
posing such frauds and bringing
- punishment guilty persons bc Joined -
the amount airesdy appropriated by the
Reuuhicsus for The special recount in the
cases 81 conEressinsa from The Fifth dis
fsicf. senator FROM the Twenty third
district two assembiymcn sad three
sfsrseFTfsars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
ALASKAN IMMORTALITY.
Terrible Degradation of Native ~ a-
nen Near the Company Posts.


NAsaIHsroN. Dtg. Ls.-The house eo.r-
mittce on meFchsnF marine and fisheries
riet "a. Caay 10 Investigate the Alaskan seal
fisheries and possibly tAke ur the charges
Is t. iu-treatEeut of Indian women iu
Alaska The sersesut-at-arIns of the
hoEse furnished the following LIST % Wit
Rcsses summoned. a. understood % have
been fl the Alaskan Commercial euna psuy.
Fer December i5- h IL Mcintyre, West
Randolph VI, Taos Morgan. Grotap.
Canu.: y O. HATdAm. Pii'sharg Pa;
Lieut. Nichols. san Francisco For Jam
arr Gee. r Tingle- Eugene kirk J..
e. kesdqHfn. san Francisco : II MoEl-
Soa, RoEsiosnhara. Maine: !. Hinmzn.
Lafayette, ind, u. 4 lSliddeD, Alb.on, y.
Y Jahn Hall. J. B johnson RaG D-.
Late. san Francisco
Nm- Gaviti- special treasury agent 10
the seal Stands, testified thai the Alaska
comi-2ny's aceuts a. - C5eorEe Island 0e-
sFs-ct neither the laHs Of God ngT zaan-
Among other faiaSs. &c sad. they furnish
liquors. 70 prostitutes ia AZ undera@aessi
manner.
WiiutsS sad the whole island was 8 place
af PROSTITUTION fraEa one end 70 the othr-.
An sxeni q the coIn p&oy ha3 declared be
WUal1 breaS 3 El8a's Ee85 II he refused io
bring his tsNe fuGu - Mffe % liu1. VII
ncss said farther thai DC would rather serve
term tn i1e s-nEiGry IhAs 90 fnr0uEa p
aEAsl What he Nu1 his wife bad exU2-t-
e1ssesl On the islana. IN c5uC Ciusia1- D. I'D
mitiec tcsi he ils ua1 knoE q say case ci
eri1sinsl ssssali,sii aA.2Ts women - szelis
~ the AiAsSE Co
George NE-aIast. Special aEeut a. the
island - = George FROM Isl = ~. sad
a. usYe- knew gre2G1 - zira Gpgu TIE
lsisa1 O. b. oE.TEzg-ri, O. 4 Ec4n OF bog 20 be
ablseG by ans ot tAa cas3 Hz1s ase1is-
nar di1 ne ever kua9 O a uaslve woman
living in the com psnTfs house gE1h one II
the clp3syes- he zeEe- ssg a1Yfails
4 hfgh wc1lG lSsd Ala4 20 ae5eye toe eera.
Esaay's : h0ase was eeayeEte4 into a hGZss Il
i-sane.
T. z. Byaa. aaothcf s4sesiz- agent OF the
govern Eseat af The isl&s.ss OF =. GeefSe from
fSss 10 lssz, attn tsate3 ne laek Of disc pine
ard s.ssse 3orAss e The island OF =. fFc0rSr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATION.
All Action Postponed for n Month.
River ana HarSor Bill.

NASH7SsToS. DEE Ia-In the hcuse the
haase the bin for the retirement Of Gen.
Andrew saith with the rank Of colonel of
cavalry vas passed
BlsrehsrSs Of Louisiana xasA<ouixei the
sp.xeiSl order VIII the river and hsraor
bal an1 raised the question CT eon<saerA-
Ion- Tie house refused consideration Of
The pension tiil
Springer Of Illinois stated that Al a uzeef-
ing OF the CON mitsce On territories this
morning It had been Eete -ninei thar the
territorial bills should Dot Be e4l8es9 up
until January
Buchanan Of New gersey-way this sud
dec cessation Of activity
springeE-it is the unanimous xish OF
me committee. there being no politics N
IT,
The horse xeat into committee Of the
whole On the river and hArhor bill Grain
OF Texas denounced what he called the
cr5blet system OF appropriations. He
wotsl1 a. the proper time offer substitute
practically TIE same bill which passed the
arSs session 9s the present congress. Al
though personally be would prefer 10 pass
Dill apHropriailae exactly the SUN esgi-
mated BY the chief of engineers. with a
Peiihorle treasury. with no prospect Of the
passage Of a tsrisf bill. with The people
an nxtous for river and harhor bill: with
the chief engineer declaring his esiinstes
we're right. he appealed 10 the house 20
adopt TIE substitute
After some furthzE debate hy Blanchard
eoEten ard Adams of Illinois. the eoln-
Ialftee rose without action and the house
ndioffrns-fs
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FOREIGN EVENTS.
Boulanger's Growing Power
Causing Alarm.
RADICAL VICTORY IN sKRvrA.


fAEls. Dec. ia.--Fs the senate to-day dur.
ing the dehaic on the budget, NJ, Challcael-
tacoaF created = sensation by a speech
eouacmnlng tAe policy new pursued 10 the
schools. Whieh he ssii struck q. the root
q the traditional principle 0f parental
eonirpL The nsia csnSc Of existing evils
vas rsd.cai.sga, which rclcatieSsly pursued
the old fouaeeFs * the republic ana gave
PROMISES vhiea IA vas impossible TO tai
GIL France bad abandoned thc most S4o-.
lQss ef taunsraies and was ahnHt ~ faiI
a. tRe seNt ~ ths least 0f men. Instead ~
tuee ktng thc movement toward the atsxs
tAu e&einet 8 a. hGstgaiGg thr movement
~ Nas af1c - seiaFn 10 = pa6cF 81 good
seusc- AZ tAe conclusion ui hiS speech
ne appes'ea @ the rigAi 70 unite with the
parry ol lils icst aud Together save the
ee4nfgf- Areafsntals chreFiug followed
frsnilSf Elo.Eust aesculc1 The lr,lief af
We cabinet. Naich he said had been wise
and rtpuAlicau.
y. Leon Say dee aged that she premier
he'd uat arisen % the OCCASION Great up
rGar cusuud
ficgnct announced tAai he would. II
@ctessHsFs iMfnuaGea GeN legislation TO
ctahai the Boulaugisf danger
iae hogs2 rose amid scenes of gTeat cx-
fsfr.l|nts.aH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
SAVAGE pEEps ~ AFRICA.
Atrocities Ia Zsnsisar-- Cruel War
Between I've Tribes.

iQSnoS, n.-.. IA dispatch from Ran.
1inat saYs Ia pursuance II the saifAn's s
orders four natives awaiting trial for mur.
Der wc-c aurrihiy esVcutel Ia the streets az
The toNn The ht sds wcre cgi n8 aud the
todifs lctf wAcFe they had fallen. exrcsaa
aA0 Nngusfdtd, ualil the evening 81 the
day % execution fae snltan also ordered
a prisoners. l8e.8alnE one woman. who
Bad BEEN sentenced far asc. 70 &c nut to
death IN = similar manner during the next
Ncs !. lew O. b. executed each day. The
British consul Yainiy protested against
thcse aifus iiics. The sultan has proelaifn-
81 that IN faturc be VIII be guided ty No
aammcfan las only. Tie has bestowed
the power Of capital puaishmcut on local
F1Ntfnors, an4 urieresi thas their sentences
D. not slbitct % appeal
Neas has been received 90 an outbreak
oetWcen The Arusha aad Masl tribck The
former iEtee enticed the NAsi warriors into
making COW lifting expedition, and dur.
tuS taelr absence tae AFusbAs falced the
Masi setiicuieut, aassaeFed the men, and
Eomcn aud children. AMI seized the
Younger women for concahines They also
carried Oh 1860 head OF cattle The Mas
warfiors, returning tt0m the expedition
sud Ending their hoMes devastated, re-
taAined fherc eight days aa6 then com
menccd war against the Arilsbas, which
viii probably iast three years and result In
the deyasiaiion II the e0antry west of the
kilima \ i4ro mountain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
FOR SALE !!

EHRsECLAss RESIDENCE lots, e0xtsn.
Il ON Fourteenth street, between Mil
and Jackson; 500 o. 500. one business
corner on Virginia and West streets. lots
in West seattle Park addition now on the
market; tsoo the lot
GEORGE noRFFEI-
ilas Commercial street, between MIL and
Washington
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20

TIE Enzlisa com u0ns have passed the
zovssa 1l.nt appropriation bin
The Chitinzgur hill fFfbes Of Insia hAF,
faidssi the ioaiands and killed. seFefA
people A. expedition o fzna men hEs -
aat - punish them
The executive committee Of the Erpnt
HC4n lesEue ~ The uniged States have &c
cldsa tS bold 3 nGtiouAi ooayentiaa Il
Baltimore, February -.
A favorable report has beea made 10 ~
seuzfe aron she tili 90 pay A. II. -aint
ford ffil. the kmeuui % saiArF Que a. SOS
sTuor = Alask2 from JaaEary 70 ssPisn
ber I, lss4-
The southern California Press Asss1 a
tsoa uas ar.EzlEsd a. P4saGenz Yesleroaf
% editnrE heiaz present J. y. Holt, % u
Fan BeTnzfaiap Tt.ics. uss elected pEess
sslG
Amas& G. Paul. adEniuisiFA.0f - The 80
tate u Prof EGwsF4 e.. FRal, NAo Was raE
over aud k4lir1 ~ -aaAiur tniAnzA = neEft
eas haaaa. hsa bg1ncAs suit aEasast IA
= uz.r- slsr 80 go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20

CisCixEkTt, Dee. I3.--Key. Isaac Errest
of the Christian church. one 81 the hest,
known American diEiues. died this morn.
Ink. ~ a very advanced age Hc Vas a life
long friend 0f frssldent Garfield, and
cfiitnr oi the farisfiaa Siaadart
Isaac Efre;t was bora In New York city
January = l--n His parents werc among
the earliest coavsrfs af Alexander camp
bell, and be became = preacher u the
Christian Disfipies'l deBominatiOn AZ
the age - % lie hsid pasiosaies az rari-
Gus times tn FifshufR. New tAsbon and
North hlO0mrtid. o. De,fioi. Muir and
lnAiA. Mich. and ChicAKo, I'LL He wAs
associate editor nf the 8Eieasai Bafhia9rr,
Siib Alexander Hamilton. aud IN isss he
began the publication Of the f4rfsftas
Sandard In Cleveland. Two searx later be
was elected president Of AiliABce COLLEGE
bat the Interests Of Dis teurssi complied
his rcsiEuafi8n- Removing TIE paper %
Cincinnati. be soun made Il the fnfenost
weekly periodical of the ckarch. He heid
manF high Offices ia the Campheiiite
church. and was a Yaiuninous writer On
Fnffriuf.s swt5ff+s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
POST BUILDING.
Choicest Property all parts City,
which NJ pleased show intending Purchasers.

quote following description
froua arti OF
of
being
lighted
@
Snng
Gus VII
which viii rapidly pushed
warehouses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
The Hemharamsnt ef Cape Har,I.

WAsRlssToS, Dee. I9.-The department
o. state Is Informed By the consul 81 Cape
Hsyt nuder cafe Of December S, wrifrea
as the stsa Saginaw was leaving. that
after an aass1Ce of 10 DAYS the Hzysisu
steamer IoEsSAint L0useriHre appeared
on that city on the morning Of December
s, aud began boIa harding the city Tor txe
E0ars- 1he eonsuls immediately protested,
and apoa receipt Of the protest the COM
mancef Of the vessel granted 81 hours,
Whlea viii expire al & .. IN, On the sth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
SAN FRANCISCO FRAUDS.
The Grand Jury to Investigate the
o,porneii MiscOunt.

skS FEAScfsco. Dee. =. - Presiding
Judce Flnn. of the superior eogrt. dsliy-
ere3 his charge to the grand jury 70 dAF
aud called sTeci a. attention 20 tfe os3raEa.s-
ssaa - fraads in certain precincts Of TIE
city ia the cauy as and return % the votes
essf ~ the recent elecfiOn. as Developed IN
The. recount Of the majority Fuse nov ID
rrs1s-esE He cited the two precincts t8
fs-tieqgsr Ia v hieh e. votes = hieh BAD bssa
actually east f0r O'Lioausl3in one p7efinct
sua - il the other has hcen eouate. and
returned for Pond ard -'0reY. Judge
Fiuu declared these discrepancies sere so
e-ear as 70 leave no room for douaf tnzs
gross frauds bad been issrFssifziea3 "a tnr
sris5rlsl ezsvsss ssd rsrura OF fAs vote
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20

The Turf Congress Adopts Several
New Rules.

CINelSSATI, Dee. te.-The American turf
congress bad a short se eSsi0a this forenoon
and took recess 10 allow delegates 70 con
fer IN reference 10 dates. The ce2gress
met for hUsi ness in executive session this
afternoon. Two changes were made IN the
rules bT the committee, VIZ FlTst-i
raised the scale Of four p0aads With TIE Us
nal aiiosancs for msrcs bat noI for geld
ings SecoEd-Ii required thai sealed bids
snail b deposited ia sli selling races with
ia IS minutes after fac race. which bids
snail be opened by the presiding judge,
wso shall divide the surpins between tae
second horse and the association Ihe -
s1ciatioa admitted two uew melabers. the
Overland PArk elub and the Kansas city
club.
Racing dates wers Fixed sS follows for The
spring meetings Of ts,4- Louisville, May
sis - Louis, June l.ls: kaasss Cify. June
T. =. Chicago, June s--lBiy -. - fasl-
falF Ss-Sl
TIE tart congress also adQp'sd a rule
that ali members OF the tlEf congress
should 6isoar al persrus expelled o.
either fhe American or National Ira'tlug
Association fer fFzud. during tbs couflnu
auce Of such expulsion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
PASSENGER IIsTs.

0-s-ss. ~yssr Eins-Easzr3 UuutBFfga
l-ra -aas. Niss Esges. J " stssrns. 81
&. zHila. q p. Huber. "a EeHf11as 2. ,
EefIF. a NEtec " -9artf. . =. Sc
Mels-s.s. ). g. Barclr. Mr.. q Ea1laz. 81
J falhsfr. ara - secoGd ci4ss-
8-egca 4 "a .ferlis-- 4sHe4 Asi4&9T1
fsss basee alf atie. j Asufe-9J aiae
w5t~ T j lgz.sun. MsK. ". T. GsrsseEs. Mss
perrq Nr a@frari au1 Gufner. y p. EgS
-. 3 3. ed a1d aiir Nr Arsla. y. y
fssGs-. : &. 81. 3 snn. G. 4 FaQikesf5l =
ii s,sssl-aF a14 gife, : = &uaEe. MA
Nnite. Hf 1aact 2. s.ccf. as 2 ssAt
Ersais
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The Linaauer Litigation.

CHGcAso Dee i7---Tn fhs n1fed Liudnuer
insDisiHE case today aemh~rs II the hyIe
gu the witness sfAad sdsnsti~d tnat they
tnok q considerable sHm 81 aosrv ft91
the cash drawer shortly before tbs iaiiEss,
sblch they haa With theu In court
Judge FrenderEasl ordered them r. pro
auce f. IL Wzs ssunfed aba egxfexstei
&lgl go The uonr' said Il would snAkf al
u,lter la rerard 70 H. Ad0irh Moses LAD.
aaaers attorney. rrDisS.ed, and accusei
the cuurf af har.h asd nninsi tfeatnent.
The Judge declared him gnllty ~ eonlerG Il
and deferred a1ing tAe ~ palty.
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0ESKyA. his Dee ga.--The taking Of
testimony 30 the a dYnamiie trial wzs
closed today uuifea States Attorney
Hsnrheif, af Aunsra, began fhf opening
Argument before the jury. Tht pTiacipai
testimony before ths speeches began was
given 81 Icufy 2 T3lmsn. "a expert IN
microscopy. who testified that Be had
ea,sfuliy examined The exhibits Of iettafE
and checks aHeRed - - in hanertifn's .
hand writing, aud IN bis opinion two.
probably three PERSONS wrote them. The
microscope vas hrupxht and letters ex-
arsined ~ the ewuEsei RDd iarymea. N0eu
aflaf v hieh the staesrh- nnaklnE heKAn.
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parity te the frnprsfer caaSszsst ana nexser-
q duty Of soaae Of he govern neat xz-s.sts
y hich NAS in tzrr inftarel hT the axr-ss
af t6e eoz zKazy- Witness formulated -siizs
tero4cdI1z sesnsies ou the Island frusa xis-
lS1az TIE eanE4fzs G1d government ho1ze<.
S9z Il1sss. nss superior 0fSeer. bad deci4--
ed sHea rule naG. Il sas lmr-sssihae 10
imagine har ins1ezeed hisn 10 do this. as
the o1cey was is<lec IN the iarerssex ef fauy
aud 3ecsncy Adjourned.
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TRAINS STALLED BY SNOW.
Heavy STERN In oueSes and New
Brunswick.

= JoHS, y r. Dec l2 The s1oEsfoffH
Of vesserslAy vas TIE seFevesf Tar ycA-.
At M0neseu more than a1Sea trains ~efr
49, ise..l4s.. ~ a Fllas sds n0gth af Camp
Elton 4 saGsg slide az Il Ne-apsi q e'sysrti
a s-s-ciAf train 6at 60 che ESz Bart t6e
U4letsee train rsEeEa1 EeTu lass niEA1- 70
fr,frs }Afe. The frzi8 -hk1sts hse = Tefy Sc
rere rxnerse1 es j. sgEse cSse-. oFiEg %
hi5s.iEszE saa9 snsf sis-ef- p avs 81 .seH lad
- - provided. and tse cEFl7zs EeTe e1sea
sls,-a "a vxh..a tssa-l7 uren Tsa storTa
yFli3 z1ssf ffle company tsaEs4n2s 81 dat2zrs
70 re-er4a e1Ea n ulif Gt1Cl3-
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SEATTLE BUILDING
AND
Loan Association

The report Of the auditing committee for
lsss was accepted.
The following Is a synopsis oi the affairs
OF the company during the past year.
Houses Built. Val Loans. Val security.
p SZ7t50 81 SO.
RESULT % LOANS.
Ser Duration Earned Invested
- mo- 81 II or ~ i.6i pr ct on sie 60
2 l5 mo 90 or 23.8 pr Ct on II 50
8 II mo. l IS or 22.ii pr ct on 80
4mo. CO orI pr ca on %
Series No. orcns January /. lisa
For fali information regarding the com
uany aud the purchase of shares, apply 10
II II. Ames, secretary, room :, Roi 4 BLOCK.
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Death Of an ErnIneut Californian

saxEA CEUL Cal. Dee Dina a
Hesfb. s,rraeEly sfesis3eHt q the ba1k %
@sufs Crax county ard sx-nzerltef q ne
ssssrs stF. died ss3ae-e2sg a BIS red lrisee
h, fttis evening" u nenszig3a g The Adart.
aged . veAss- Decreased vas nalfe "
sta-a Hr served this c1anFF 10 fhr as
ssssslv frera IsSz - lsss, tseiMg one % TIE
r.soss ,rossiueat Eaezsltssss - lna' body. he
VS. e Eernhslczn u ssaalffg s. ana enc ~
taa nlast Yrssss aels sa4 h-gAig rrsFE1ie2
rsrf.ans u flssE CHEEtT-
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WORK CONGRESS
Territorial Admission Bills
Laid Aside.
TO LIMIT TARIFF DEBATE.
A Vote viii Probably BE Taken
January 3oth-Terrible Immer-
aiity ON an Alaskan Island.

WASHINGTON, Dee F9-The house coz
Euittee on territories to-day decided 10 call
Up the bill Of Representative Baker fos the
admission of Dakota on January Is, under
resolution OF the house making the ques-
ton 6 special order from day 20 day.
After the Baker hill Is taken up Il is pro
pcse1 70 substitute for 1t the omnibus hfii
agreed upon By the Democratic caucus.
and bring the latter up every day until Il
j. flsllY acted upon By the house. The
committee decided te give bearing Jan
Hsrv 70 to al persons interested in bills for
the admission of Utah.
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A LIMIT TO TARIFF DEBATE.
The Senate to Take . Recess, and n
Final Vote January so.

wAsHTSeTos. Dee fs-This eTesing IN
| diesiions are thst su agreement wili be
reached TO EaoFFoA By the seEGfe on gues
ton OF hoiicSF adjournment and in con
ueesioa Herewith an agreement - 70 the
length OF the debate On the tariff bill TIE
Democratic senator's held 3 caucus after
adjournment this evening. aud aH;hsrizad
Vest to propose to Merrill and Sherman.
representing the Republican senators. a
proposition emboiylng the following pro
visions
To ADJOURN OK Friday next until January
:, as fixed hy the house resolutions 70
hold daily sessians. beginning az II a n,
and continuing untl 81 isast SO p N.
until the tariff hill is disposed Of. and
finally % vote on the tariff biii January 80
This j. IN practical harmony with the
Republican proposition, save in the matter
Of night session
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]. COMPTON,
LAND COMMISSIONER OF
KIRKLAND LAND CO,
James ST., opposite 0ceiden-
tai Hotel, Seattle. W.T..
WA CHONG & CO..
CHINA TEA STORE.

AZ. KINDS oF TIA DIRECT From
y CHINA, tha pnfsss and hsst. FROM q cts.
70 81 per pound Rtee, opium, silk hand
kcrchlefs ant Japanese dishes, very cncSiN
Brick store. cc-ue~ Talr5 ara Washington
streets !cG
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Eckss1. Dec. IA fh Aezs sEef4@
f-gsgi fsaEr.S. III ssfs Last uigAs 81 Para
rousa, ArE a. uascer oEzer a1fe-nf,sei 70
serve . warrant ga Joan NiitAzAs ie'F
illeraz liqso- sel.tsg- Ni5-i4a1s rs=Szszssa
Errssss alasI = ssght fs.lgged. IN whic1 W
issrns. Bryzn sasi iEo other ostlesss Ne7s
snarfaits wounded
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Tho nank wnI Ke.ums.

san FgASuscu. Dee 10 Preside ~
Thomas - the Cailfuruis National bauk
said IA ar interview % dsy nat from tbe
outlook resulting from a partial exauinA
tion % she banks condition he vas satlsHed
thai the bank gould De- able % resume op-
ersaans on Monday. u vas Necessary that
;he mceflng be held frst aud tais viii
probably take place SATURDAY,
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WASHINGTON. Dee. i2.-The president has
approved The act granting the use Of cer-
iain lsads in Pierce county, W. T.. To the
eliy OF Tacoma for the purposes Of = pub
lie park, and the act 10 establish q land
0ihce az E0lsoM. NeX NeXicn
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DEs NafsEs. Dec Ig.--Oae nf the eyicted
Des Mcines uveF iaud settlers vas awarded
a. feft Dodge. IN q tuf brought against
-asll 30 recover the value of I'm pr0VeIacats
made on the lauds. ysrlici % $50 1EeA
was awarded 4 rrufal ~ sEH
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81 Fsri Iec e = Fslsysins ase .ae q,
Cessi feli-as Us tss ssgent pitsassst.a 49,. -
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49,. -, gt.e aepat ffssas gain trfee
-. aff.
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Black PugiIist Hart Knocks ogt
tnNa ff rarN.

SEW TaEk. Dec. is-Tec Euucn-taiketi-
Of fuish tsht aefwcra Hart. eqicrl7d, ana
Dave sIssry. bgrh ct shas cify. ier F-f9 q
SIDE sud al extra purse 81 $50. cefge ca
this morning Ezfz kluekett q leary nili
ln fhe Last ~ TIE seventh faund VIII q
heavy punch !u iae ssnfUach af1 g sFios
ing right-sander On the Jas % Lean
ssak - the 1ous sid did nos --se tnr iAiig
10 minutes