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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25

~ popular eizzaef OF pseiaaiee OF he
fToun Of rsaHer. They iaay t,e eensuresl
and aossea for the AssuxSs fsseharge 81
tnesr cafles. bat Il tAcr deserve /; they
gisl hese fae cort3eace and support a
tns paaisr. iselnCing the bar. nrasn which
lhsaf ian tfenee aud 1sefainess is la-zeIy
Il hss been said that owing 70 the IN
nextossisy of t1e iaN. courts arc sssusa-
trses prevented from administering Yns-
tee between litigsass. Rarsly, very rass..
" Il this the case II. wlrh csnst,ie
counsel 70 aid the roert. Injustice triumph
ofer right, the Judge aud not the law.
should bear the reproaeh. wAie fhe
binding faree OF the rules Of law which
have stood tho test az rezsnn ssid ex r,ari
ence ss still -ecoxEized both ia This ana
othcs countries, = growing tiSrsssitiors i
manifested on part of the courts against
sacrificing justice. and il & not Il, H.. sx-
pectsd that With advancing inteiiIreaec
lhey VIII be less inclined 10 see substantial
lastfee administered In the trial e,f causes
IN ability. learning ami dignity the Ssl-
prerse court Of the nited states. cur high
e>f tribunal. l. inferior 10 none in he
Tor7d- To say nothing OF its lators in the
sAefe,Se % IL oTctaary common law, eaui-
" and admiralty Jurisdiction IL deals with
ana settles grave questions Of eonstifn-
nnnal and International law, as vel as
controversies arising between the states
and The United states. IL determines for
Itself the extent OF our pover and jurissiic-
uon. aud has eonclaSivelr defined the lin
Its. within which she other dcpart-
mcnfs Of government may lawfully
aet. Powers and responsibilities -
great should Be intrusted only TO men OF
commanding ability. great learning aud
worth From the organization of that
CONT to the present time. IL has merifed
snd enjoyed The confidence. respect and
Fenerstion oi the people. Our fellow
townsman and hon9red guest tonight was
reeeutiy exalted 70 the position 81 chief
Justice Of this ausgst tribunal. knowing
him as We do. We entertain 10 mixrivings
as TO has ability 20 vtudieafe tho wisdom oi
bis appointment. ApplxHSe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-25
BAFFLED TRAIN ROBBERS.
Using Trainmen to Draw the 0fiicers'
Eira-Chaseh by Iondhnnnhs

ScHULENBrRG, Tex. Sept 24.-A passen-
ger train on the southern Pacific was
stopped near Harwood saturday night by
masked men, who compelled the engineer
20 uncouple from The passenger coach aud
pull out of the way. The conductor was
compelled to assist in uncoupiing the en-
CINE In the express ear were Guited States
Marshal John 81. Rankin, with Deputy
wm. Van Miper aud Detective J. J. Kelly
of the Southern Pacific service. oiher
officers were on the train, the company
having heeu warned ~ the attack, and
East-b0uud trains having been guarded by
Marshal Rankin since last Wednesday.
The robbers were soon as the mail ear.
"Rife the mail begs," commanded the
leader OF the gang. Two men took the
engineer 10 the open door, and as soon as
his head peered into the open space Bud
West misiaking him sor one OF the robbers.
fired one barrel of his shotgun and the
engineer fell back with an ugly wound ia
the cheek. The bandits then tried to make
the fireman serve lilA purpose, and when
West sighted him he discharged the other
barrel OF his gun, bat fortunately missed
the fireman. The bandits then returned
tire IRE and no less than 30 shots were ex
changed. when the baftlei robbers fed,
carrying two of thcsr Noundcduith them.
There were ten in the gang. They viii be
pursued with binOdh0unds
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AT WASHINGTON.
A Still More Stringent Anti
Chinese Bill.
40 RETURN CHECKS GRANTED.
Another Big Indemnity for Western
Atrecifies-The Senate Tariff Bill
Is Completed. and win he Passed III
IL Takes All Autnmn-The Postal
Company Moving to Enforce the
Pacific Telegraph Bnl.

wASHTSsTos. sept 24--fn the senate the
committee on public lands reported the
bill allowing any person who has TeIla-
quishesi homestead l,efore the expiration
Of the requisite six months 10 make sn-
other entry net exceeding a quarter Sec
tion. Passed.
ADang the bills introduced and referred
we're the following
By SFewart-To prohibit the immigea-
ton Of Chinese labersrs.
By Piumb-ofering reward of $4,000
to any person who shall discover the cause.
remedy and treatment o. yellow fever.
By cali-for commission OF medical
men ia jacksonville Florida. to oheervs
upon the facts relating TO yellow fever and
the bes. method of lis cure. prevention
and suppression.
By Chandler Regulating the allotment
Of land in severaify to Indians
Shermaa's resolution. heretofore offered,
for inquiry as 10 the relations between the
United states and Great Britain and Can
ada, was laid over till tomorrow.
The senate bill restricting the building
Of stations on certaia lands granted the
Northern Pacific railroad. was taken up,
and Plumb addressed The senate In favor
0f It's passage
The bill for payment OF the Well and Ia
Abra claims, In New Mexico. was made
special order for Monday next.
The senate proceeded 20 consideration
ofthe general deficiency appropriation bill.
stewart offered an amendment appropri-
ating Sl78S for the mileage OF the late sena-
tor Farley Of California Agreed TO.
Teller offered an an1enGweft arprJpTiat-
ing szz6eo0 for indemnity Tor oGtIases oa
Chinese in the territories. Agreed TO-
The oil was then passed. Adjourned
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HELD 81 4 MEAICAN MOE.
Rio Grande City I'm Terror-Troofs
Called For.

WAsHfSeToS, Sept. 24--Arting Secretary
Thompson this morning received the fol
lowing teltgral irprn the collector OF Gus
toms al BFownSvilse, Tex, dated the I'D .
An armed mob has possession Sf Rio
Grande City On sceeunt Of the killing Il .
Mexican by = customs officer in personal
encounter. The oihcer went 10 Fort Rim
god for protection. The civil authorities
OF star county are powerlcSs. Please oh
tain orders 10 be teiegraphtd for the mill
house and citizens until the danger is over
The necessity Is urgent Fighting is hourly
expected. Orders viii have 20 be sent by
carrier from Fort Rrowa. The line TO Rim
gold is cut by the mob"
Secretary Thompson replied 10 the cel-
lectoI, asking il the situation al Rio
Grande City was still of character 20 re-
qsire the presence of United states troops.
but received no answer up to the hour OF
closing the department
4 letter was also prepared requesting the
secretary OF war to order troops 10 Rio
Grande City for the protection OF govern
ment property. In the absence, however.
OF Information from the collector as 10
whether the necessity for troops still ex-
listed. SECRETARY Thompson did not sign the
letter. and he decided TO take no further
action till tomorrow.
AUSTIN. Tex. sept. IA telegram to
GOV. Ross from Starr county says. Two
Mexicans were wounded. one mortaily by
Customs Oficer Sebree in a street fight in
Rio GranGe City yesterday. Large parties
of armed Msxicaus are patrolling the
streets, demanding that Sebree be placed
in jail, doubtless 20 murder him. The
sheriff Is powerlcss aud his life is In
danger. Lieut. Clendenning cannot send
soldiers without orders from WASHINGTON.
Wire the president for such orders,or send
the Rangers. Aid must be sent at once or
ii Will be too late
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PORTLAND NEWS.
store Robbed by CIerk-Expert
Sneak-Thfef at Work.

PanTLANn. sept 1E-Frel B0un aud J.
D. Moatrifa. y eo have beea suspected of
stealing goods from the store Of Often
heeag7. Haas & Go, for ssne tine. were
arrested today. In vsuse found in
Buuu's lodging house q lot 81 goods were
discovered. Mo1teiihs iruHk VAS opened
and found to ~ filed With goods from The
store Bonn & clerk ia bltfenhoefer,
Haas & 40. s store, and Aasteiih is 4 ma
chiuisf in ihe employ cf Sgniia s Naisoa-
The yVuHs men viii pe arraiE1ed In iae
pofiCe eoaff tomorrow.
SUNDAY mesuiuE Chat5es Dillon. Who
guonas a. SAITH lodging bonec, corner ut
TAsrt sla q STREETS. repozfed that sasae
saesk 81 iei had eEte ed hi- room sud lax
IA his watch nad chain and Slaa Besides
Fshhiax Mr. Dillon tie hgFgiaTs weat
thrcuea toe trousers pockets Gf Ms- gnst
sakEoE = sz1aI amount of change, slga
sssrr 70 sha room - Crlszn Blouin- a sales
Y1an with Meyer & Frank. took
frsL1 k,s .Qckels ae-ous so
fasn. ,fass5He quietly into NJ
RarsEasaTl's Fssssa. soak fraH hfua q similar
araeRat neleetiye Barry SAYS there is aa
elftrs Eas1er1 ho5el tkief !s she ciiy-
whose identify has uof yti Oee2 eststs
ilsaet, au rpesEs acoTs IN hafels naG
c-her Aclg-ss Is Uoazs % otpFsTs- lie has
sgcrrafiefi d j setting into DUt feH FoaHls
aaTine tae pass sEa seess- Eac se;eetfve
a1lsaeE.4s sscse eaIsiaa 30 tse exeFeisai
thsE Ese5c - kiug the aqer lfofn t.ze 20
SIDE last FraTy Hisat bUrElaE entered
IS G. r sts rfEaa ia I3ze Revere house
an8 -sSsE DIS a Il watch sHd clsa8n.
rf,. s5zss4s q tir.ifsa sasH. ealeaCd tAis
morning 81 ss fss-s q - iasf b take a
farrs q whe2g e. EAsilsA n&rksts hef
car aasgg + ils9 tons
Eadar 5aaEe stea-as EEGaisf NsF
fhafr hrsaH aatrfe 81 diF@fcr f-s7a MaFie
tnu3ss tGafe man. ga tie gFoand q &c.
sTse&
FiAak IS Iflasas Hsn H1zsn. Ss uesa'l
les az& y lfe. Il a. WAatsea and 2 n Nc
Rass5eu. ss sesff r. zrc iG 3aE city
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no nREak THE moNoPoLY.
The Postal Telegraph Co. Demands
that Pacific Roads Buiid Lines.

WssHINGT0S. Sept 44-The interstate
commerce commission to-day received It's
trsi application lor procecdiugs against
the Pacific railroads, under the aci 10 re
quire the Pacific railroads a. perform the
obligations itHgosgsi upon them bx law IN
rrSpcrt II telegraph service aud make
proper connections with such telegraphic
cotnpanies as NAV desire. The application
Is from the Postal TclesEaph Go. This lele-
graph c9mnany hiss lines extending from
the Atlantic scahoaFd throughout the
Northern states 10 -, faul, Minneapolis.
uuiuth. sssoaha and kansas CITY. aisp over
TIC telegraph lines oi tiie Canadian Pacific
il has connection wlih the Pacific fos,a,
Company.
ID complains, howet ~, that Il Is ugahie
H. aAort is patTHns means 0f reAch4us
numerous tmpiri SAT prints now grow ing
up between the Missouri river sud the Pa
ciie. 20 which So deslrCs "a extend the
asfxagfaee IL competition, and alsa its con
r5efffuss5ger the tsuasian Fzcilic is iusHi-
Gefeus for thc Hurpase af competing on TIE
l'aeihe slope, BESIDES being at itEaes liable
- tpssrsfltiiau. and Il asks that n. com
mission make a proper ORDER giving Il
ueans of c0uescilgh ever the American
Pacific reads waich Bow give exclusive
PRIVILEGES - 'be Western Union.
The CosuranleS say they 10 nat seek any
other priv lege a. serFice t7naa any Gas ps
- rai.rsaa tUmuariss without making a
5{ssurb ;ha frteet5y relations cf ;hs cam
ranis-s a'ath tae Wtsletu alen. bus they
say I'VE iusiss laaf they shall carry uts,
;hrlr obligations so flie government aaa its
rfss vsns o. faaiEss D4nr sad operating their
sau telegraph ilur. gs9 ly aeeeping from
us loiA sAualiEa aud .osai bas.Esss Si rates
whsch s1ali be 80 EseAtaG thSs tGosa 0f the
Western Juien company, aud 90 which
shss ssai he snfsttss g. terir isiF pfo ra,a
F.-nrorssea. aaG Ne Insist thai this shaii 3.
- done ss fo eUaalf eA bg MNaus - She
Ia eares g1esssgl sHFlit kguEi elii itieuFy aaa
siesi,atQh 81 " nnw GHGe 1y tae Western
frMarn cesar&ny. ard seeesVe fT3ta tns1a
messages UHica the Egeitc Eag 1esirc g
iusFasi fe w. thtFsssl fEsT e4ccs teT 5rars
s4sfssioa over eur isles aisl tet delivery 81
drssiaaf1au.
Toe commission las takes 3he na-ic.
gnslsF eJzlsit.tfas-al Eai Hs-i slaataro Is
caac,asiaus at AZ eariy GATE
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rHE DEFENsE on MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS. Sept. 2s.-A meeting OF the
joint committees sl The cotton and incr-
chants exchange and the city authorities
was held to-day at noon The stringent
quarantine regulations which have been
enforced since saturday were amended by
the adoption Of the following.
"8esotrcd. That passes he issned npon
The certificate Of the president Of the tax
ing district and the president ~ the board
of heSifh 10 persons % cofae in and oat of
tbs oiiy who live IN the city or It's vicinity,
ana who VIII not go 10 any Infected dis
friet; that this authority will also cover all
cases Of people desiring 10 bring ia pz1-
duee or carry out supplies in wagons or
other vehicles.
Resnired, That any person or persons who
are present at quarantine stations shall BE
permitted 10 come to the city upon per
mits issued 10y the taxing district authosi-
ties. when satisfactory evidence is shown
that they have no: been iu any infected
districts.
Local military companies reported for
duty to-day. aud later will be assigned to
duty as pickets On direct roads.
The board OF health authorities tonight
determined to place the SAME restrictions
on railroads west Of the Mississippi river a.
have been enforced against those on the
east side
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NO RAY OF HOPE.
The Yellow Spectre Stalking
Through the South.
RAD WEATHER ADDS rrs eLooM.
The Cities OF Florida Deseiate-
Fever Announced In Fernandinz-
Camping Among the Pines-A Ma
5erity of Cases In jacksonville are
Segrecs~rwe Cases In Louisville.

5seKsoSyII1E, sept. 24--Sew cases YES.
teTssay. III; deaths Is Among the new
cases were two Of the visiting physicians.
The situation Indicates i;i,Ie prospect Of
improvement
Business is cut OF by local quarantine
threugheat the state. More than half the
stores are closed. and The others doing lit.
&c bnsiaess. Only one rexular train arrives
aad departs every day ga The various rail-
rossis, except on those running u the
beach Business is very small The boai
lines on the river from this l.aiai are ali
stopped.
Yesterdays nSFshcastes has been sue
ceesied hy a cold rain aud dgirsgc, that
has continued throughout the day aud
evening. This weather is unfavoYabie Tor
Tie sick, but il is encouraging 10 note that
only ave deaths have been reported. New
cases. .howeser,s, ,s,ill continue IN abundance.
The report today shows lIS, oi which -
are eol0Fed aud y " hiies.
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RULINGS ON THE CHINESE LAW.
Direct Return of IneIigfbies Not Re-
quired-Inspeetisn ON shIpboard.

WASHISGTox. Sept el-Assssfans- -Secre-
tary Maynard has written a letter TO the
collector OF customs al Porf Townsend, VI.
T. regar1iug questions growing ons OF sec
lions Of the Chinese get of Nay s, ISs2
IN controversy between the collector OF
the United States for that district and the
special agent Of the Department. Judge
Maynard Says thar upon consultation with
the solicitor Of the treasury the following
conclusions appear most consistent with Z
proper Interpretation Of the law.
vessel bringing Chinese passengers
found not entitled % land can NOT be re-
CURED 70 return the same Sc s foreign port
before being allowed 10 proceed on her
yeyaEe 70 other ports or places within the
Jurisdiction OF the United States, bat in
such ease the collector should obtain a
descriptive certificate, il any, and the
steamers passenger list or manifest. with
q statement of his action. SO that officers OF
customs OF other ports where the steamer
touches may be warned against permitting
such Chinese passengers 10 leave the
vessel
No Chinese passengers should be per
iniiied 10 come On shore until they have
been examined on beard the vessels by the
collector or his deputy. No objection Is
perceived 70 conducting such examination
oy ARTIFICIAL light, II the same can be done
satisfactorily.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Disagreement on the Congressional
f.fbrary-yhe Oklahoma BiIf

WASHIsGToS. Sept. 2s.-In the house the
following bills were introduced and re-
ferTed:
By Morrow Of Califosnia--A resolution
providing for immediate transmission to
the president of enrolled bills.
BY Matson OF indiana-T6 increase the
pensions oi soldiers VINO have lost a limb.
On moiiOu Of FOrney joint resolution
was passed extending until October Is the
existing appropriations for the sundry
civil expenses OF the government
Burns Of Missouri called up the con
ference report cn the sundry eiysi appro-
priaiion bill.
Savers OF Texas replied 10 the charge
made by Cannon OF Illinois that the Demo
cratic administration had been character
izea by extravaganza.
The conference report was agreed 10.
with The exception Of the congressional
library building feature. 4 further cen
ference Nas then ordered.
Holman, frofa the committee on public
lands, reported back the senate bin extend
ing the laws Of the United States over the
public land strip, and he asked for its I'M
mediate consideration.
Weaver OF Iowa notified the gentleman
from Indiana that it would require a
quorum TO pass the bill, because il was a
measure which was antagonistie TO the
Oklahoma bill.
Warner OF Missouri intimated that the
enemies Of the Oklahoma bill had sttempt-
ed to kill il by voting for an amendment
giving land in the proposed territory 20 ez-
soldiers.
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ASTI-CHINEsE LEGISLATION.
Unless Cleveland Signs the Scott
Bill There VIII Be No Change.

-AS fEANCIsco. sept IA Washington
spee7al 10 the ErgAsiHsg says: The rejec-
ton of the Chinese exclusion treaty hy the
Pekfn government cancels also the act of
congress signed by the president on the
18th inst. prohibiting the coming OF Chi
nese laborers into the United States. Tn
hess the president signs the Scott exclusion
BIN the Old order OF things must continue
Indefinitely. The acts Of - and 81. under
which the existing privileges are given,
were 70 be repealed in the event that
China ratified the pending treaty. The re
9ecied treaty provided for almost absolute
exclusion Of chinese latlorers.
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THE SENATE TARIFF BILL.
The Measure Completed and Sub
mittett 10 Democratic Committee

WASHINGTON, sept a4-The senate
finance committess tariff bill has been fin-
ished by the subcommittee, and will be
reported 10 tae fnil committee tomorrow
morning, IL viii he Withheld brief time
from publicity, 10 give the minority oppor-
iunity 10 frame an adverse report, which
senator Beck is experimenting at Fortress
Monroe. II is estimated that the bill viii
reduce the income about So 009e00-
II Is the present purpose of the majority
70 oppose aay movement for adjournment
until the bill is passed. and II this shall
not have happened long eneugh before
election, recess viii be proposed begin
ming between the 10th and 18th Of October.
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rnn srAuLNrchEn Tso, my


WLsystNT "a @efI si -~As1 sta GtT
tgFasIlgafgs.- CgsE.ltgee Hlss a<A-G 5es-caf-
gssaee kee - @Hs the frss u-tnefs hls
,ses s1lxf uni on sEe sf9mA lie sss ie4
Z s. he ssa sgal Sfaiskgat9eg Enas -ia. J.
r.srssr's sasaaF bad &C aaffesi u ssAlise
ssaasrias Hs st ia4f NJ STAB issek se
hsa teea appointed th&srHHA1 q t1e
tisszzfy cszaEaiftEe hsE&ss,a y = zs Use N-t
lissses,. rAsse raezaEser II sA1f sszaEaitzee -
esSessel 10 tEs Esexeat ceN1seSs. Aaa rs aEs-
rsosafmens xas ssszplv Il ghc ss-se q : be1sg-
established enssefn, sazssea !! kza1@l.s
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Allegheny County. centennial.

PtrrsnCEs, sept aG-The centennial au-
ntvcfsary of Allegheny c0aaty Is being
eeiohEAted. The day was nshered la with
tigr booming ai esuaeu. a flremens pa
raste. ana the dedication Of tue Sz,41 900
cuufshouse. The celebration wlll last
three daNs. There viii be "A trades display
tomorrow and militia sud q. A. K. La
rado "Wednesday, with fireworks aud nat
uFai gas displays un the river every night
ff.srs
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LrxfxGr0s. Ky. sept. q Two Of the
most gnlualEe frottlug brood mares
that ever left Ksntucky were
slipped this afternoon 70 W s.
Hobart 81 san Francisco. :. Slmons ~ this
county, sold him Prospect Maid. by George
wilkes dam Dy heef by Gambrino Pilot,
with flcfator. a sucking Ely by her side
Tor s1sAea. +. s TaiteFt % this county,
ssda hlla Alma Maief, bT Mamhgsa0 Patch.
eu. Gam - Imported AusicF.anl, faT
81 .ooG. Taiiserf has ssld over 500 worth
% ps8slnes fr0la tass maze. a. sfe II tbs
cEn 81 AiraHfasa. zsE; Aley0nt, 2e-1. Al
ic.A 30 Artites 80. Ai1he, 2-at
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New York and Chicago Each Win
EasY Alclnrins.

wAsiuNorox. Sept. 2f-1'lic visitors won
the game to-day 10y single fuu. The
Senators coBld not run the bases against
Ewing rific-shut throwing. SceTe Wash
ingiou 1, New York 2 Hatteres-ke
aud Mack, kcefe and Ewing.
CHICAGO. sept 24--indiauspolis could do
little with Dwyer this Afternoon, and The
home lean won quite easily Score
Chicago 10. indianapolis 3 batteries
DFveF aud DAILY. shreve and Myerf.
BOSTON, sept gs.-kOsteu played q per
feet fielding game and defeated philadei-
pnia with easc score; Boston 1, Pniladci.
phia J. Batteries; Ciafksnn ani Kelly,
burlington and c emcnts
f'frrsBrE 10. sept. 2f.-dandRT and Han
Ions work in the rsiddle and two remarks
bic catches BY MeShane were the features
Of The game. score Pittsburg Q. Detroit !.
Batteries: Calvin aud Miller, Conway and
GauxeL
81. LorIs. sept 23.--st. Louis 2, Balii.
more q
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q, DRUNKEN COOK KILLED.
lie Made Himself Obnoxious Around
n Rnardinc- House

san FRASrfseo, sept aA-About o'clock
sunday morning rudolph Trassin, a cook,
aged so was shot aud killed ON Mission
street by Thomas Dawson, young man
about "a years oi age. 7, appears that Tras-
sin. who had been boarding AZ Mrs.. Daw-
sons house was IN arrears for several
months board, and not having paid ], he
had been ordered from the house Since
then when iiiled with hquor, he would az
tempt 10 enter the house. Yesterday be
entered the house gnobSeryed and stole
from Ms. paRson's room 8 watch he had
given her - security for board.
Early this morning, after drinking
heavily. he tried 10 force his way into the
door af Mrs pawson's house. TIE son,
who is weak and siekly. net him al the
door and ordered him not to enter Tfassiu
did not obey but forced his way up stairs,
preceded by the boy. When near the head
Of the stairs Tfassih msse q movement as
Il 20 draw revolver, wh2 Dawson drew
a pistol fising four shots into Trassln. The
latter then fcll down stairs and died few
hours later
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The L1nisTiiie fesHic5-f0ufsid de-
clafes that this campaign Is 70 be
iogebt on a bieger is>ie than any
rasf0atce fteradyeutafe, though the
I.0staf1e Sc tlaf VI the city u St~
York That's true, and no one has
defined that issae clearer fhan Henry
tEattersau and James O. Bsaine- Mr..
Bia.ne eava il "a whether the rreat
mast u American eitHpns Bho earn
their bread IS the sHeaf u theif brow
shall &c seriously feiufeil ~ fiseir
smolumentt irosa day - day And
Mr.. HatteFs5n sayzs he DEMO-
erAttc party. EXCEPT in the Pera0ns OF
fnahesiies harsily worth mentioning.
Is za0t an the fenees i is Z frre-tfaaie
party. Thiz Is ihe Isssie thst Il biggsr
fhari postofiice.