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QUICK WORK.

a Vetoed House Bill Put Through the
Senate in Fifteen Minutes.
fCopyigh -Sss, Jyhe California issOc:atod Press
WASHINGTON, July 25th.-Senator Cam
eron did some quick work to-day. He in
troduced bill for public building at AL
lentown, Pa, had it referred to commit
tee, reported back Immediately and then
passed by the Senate. The whole proceed
lngs occupied but fifteen minutes. The
Dill IS the same as the one vetoed by the
PRESIDENT, except that the amount is re-
duced from $780, ,0O9 to $4,000.
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Portland, Or, to Ship Her Twelve I,e,s-s
TO China.

!ooRyi9t. 1855. byne California 4ssoeia.sd l,,>.,
PORTLAND (Or.l, July 25th.-ArraDre.
nents having been made by the county 10
FeIurn r the Twelve lepers TO China they re.
fuse to go unless subsidized to tie omopnt
OF 30 each, saying that it will take that
at least ioE Iheir support after reaching
Hons&ong. The amount will probably he
made mp by the Chinese merchants. Il is
expected to ship them within few weeks,
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Showed Up at a Bad Time.

CINCINNATI July 25th.-This afternoon
Albert Meter, who yesterday went upon
the bond of Ives and Siayner, brought suit
against them for IS GOO, which he claims is
due him on a sale of $250,O00 worth of
Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON stock.
a hotel keeper has also sued Ives for q
$500 board bill incurred in 1887.
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A Light-Ship for the Columbia.

Light-Ship for the Columbia.
WASHINGTON, July 25th.-Senator Mitch
ell to-day proposed an amendment to the
sundry civil appropriation bill to appropri-
ate $50, 900 for the establishment of light
ship, to be provided with flag signal
apparatus, outside of the bar at the mouth
OF the Columbia river, Oregon.
Yellow Fever Inspection.
tCo2yie, 1885, by pe California associated ressl
WASHINGTON, July 25th.-Surgeon. Cen
eral Hamilton to-day received a dispatch
from DIR. Wall at Tampa, Fla, stating that
he had begun hOuse-to-house inspection
| there. He had ordered it also for Plant
Clty. There were two new cases of fever
at Plant City, but none in Tampa.
Two Lucky Californians.
.coHT-at, 1858, Oy The California Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, July 25th.-Ihe Senate
COMMITTEES on Claims to-day agreed to pay
$3.50, refund of income tax TO A. c. Brad
ford, OF California, as an assessment ille-
gally levied upon his salary as a District
Judge of California.
The committee also agreed to report
favorably the bill to pay John Williams
$1,000 for injuries received by him by fall
ing OF an elevator in the Appraisers Store
at San Francisco.
Ihe Rebellion Records.
WASHINGTON, July 25th.-The select COM
mittee appointed by the House to inyesti-
gate charges Of the inclusion of improper
matter in the rebellion records publication
resumed its inquiry to- day. Representative
Grosvenor, General Boynton and Captain
Bravne, Foreman of the Government Print
ing Office, testified, but nothing important
was developed.
Chance Mail R,u-a
Copyright, 1855. by g,e CGlfor7,ia 4ssociated Pres,)
WAsHINGToN July 25th.-The following
change III the Star schedule has been Or
Gered for California: Truckee to Eureka
Mills-LeaTe Truckee daily, exceut SIM.
day, at A. NJ, and arrive at Sierra Valley
by II II. Leave Sierra Valley daily, ex-
cept Sunday, n $50 P. NJ, and arr.ye at
Truckee by p. NJ.
California Pensions.
yCopy7ght. 1883. tyGte California Associated Pre:sl
WASHINGTON. July 25th.-California PEN
sions issued: Mexican survivors-Silas
Henry Axtell, Woodbridge.
Mexican widows-Levina E, widow of
Samuel Green Mcmahon, Dixon
A California appointment.
Copyright. 1888. by ae California Associated Press.
WAsHIYGToN, July 25th.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has appointed David
Feathers Third Assistant Keeper of the
Lighthouse Station at Point Reyes, Cal.
Delegate "At Large"
iCopgHigh, 1855. b the lfor7a lissociqfc! Prcssl
WASHINGTON, July 25.h.-Henry T. Gage
and wife, OF Los Angeles, arrived here to-
daY
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Investigating Railroad Rates.

Mates.
DUBuQUE Qa.)-July 25th-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission began the
hearing to-day Of several cases in relation
to Northwestern railroad rates A number
of railroad managers and the Iowa Rail
road Commissioners were present.
Morrow's Prediction.
icoPyrigL 1855, by the California associated i'ressJ
New YoRK, July 25th-Congressm
Morrow was interviewed this afternoon.
He predicts California will go Republican
on the free trade issue by $4,000 majority at
least.
Killed by a Falling Building.
Copyright, 1888, by tie Cali iforrfa 4ssociaied 7ress
New YORK, July 25th.-The old Eleventh
street Armory fell this afternoon, killing
one girl and iDjurirg four others. The
great weight Cn the first floor forced it
down and pulled the remaining two stories
after it. Twenty-Five girls were buried in
the ruins. All were rescued unharmed ex-
cept those mentioned
Served Them Right.
iCopygss. 1888. by tie Cali for7,ia associated Press
ANNAPOLIS. July 25th-Nine cadets at
the Naval Academy have been convicted of
hazing and will be dismissed
Five Inches of Hail in Vermont
iCopyigat, 1888, 5yfe Cai!rornia associated Press
EAST BERKSHIRE (Vt), July 25th-A de-
structive hsil-storm occurred in this section
yesterday. Stones fell to a depth of five
inches. There was also a disastrous wind
storm this morning, which drifted the hail
several inches in depth. Crops and gardens
are badly damaged.
Two Imported Racers.
NEW YORK, July 25th.-Two famous
race-horses, Belladonna and Viola, con-
signed to August Belmont. reached here
10 day by the steamer from Spain. Tne
animals are imported for breeding par-
poses.
Pike County, Ky, Outlaws.
WHEELING (W. Va.h July 25th.-Ad-
vices from Charleston say that trouble is
again on in Pike county, KY. party of
men from Eureka, going through few
days ago met party of Pike county men.
The latter, supposing the former to be COM
ing to arrest them, opened fire, and one
man was killed and several wounded.
Couida't Set Fat On 1t.
NEWARK On. ]. y July 95th-Sarah Kelly,
who has not tasted food in fortY-two
days, died t0.d day. She was SO years old
and when taken sicS weighed 152 pounds
but at the time of her death size weighed
! 0nlv r,r,s,aIs
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THE SENATORS GAruER "a gA,,x

PHILADELPHIA, Jnly 25th--The Quakers
Were unable to bit effectively to-day, and
Washington won the gamo. Score-Wssh-,
ington 3, Philadelphia |. Bstteries-Gles-
son and Shriyer for PhiIa1elphia, and Wild
ner and black for Washington.
THE GIANTS MOVE UT TO sEoosD PLACE.
New YORK, July 25th-L.cky hitting
enabled the Giants to defeac ne Bean
Eaters to-day, and moved New York into
second place, Chicagos defeat having
dropped them down. Scors-New York 5.
Boston =. Batier.9s-keeEe and Ewing for
New York, and Sowden and Kelly for
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TEE CAPITAL.
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S TO OFFER
A TARIFF BILL.
Rapid Work in the Senate-Three
Sick Congressmen-Prospecto Of
Another Deadlock.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ErooEp-un1os.l
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

one hundred and ten pairs of Ladies' Extra Quality
French Kid Button Shoes, opera ahd medium round
toee, medium concave heels, silk facings......$1 90
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California Pensions.
THEIR FIRST ATTEMPT.
Rough-and-rumble Convention of Negro
democrats in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 25th. - The Negro
Democratic National Conference, called By
Milton Turner and seventeen other colored
men, convened in the Hendricks Club
rooms this morning. Sizty-four delegates
were present. Turner called the conference
to order and proceeded to explain that the
call for a conference had been issued be.
cause he believed it was time for negro vo-
teTssto assert their understanding, at least,
of the primary principles OF American SOW
ereignty.
Several speeches were made, and Cleve-
land and Thurman iDdorsed.
Most of the day was spent in wrangling
over the permanent officers of the confer
enCe.
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A. MEISTER,
91o Smth street Opposite the Plaza

4 MANUFACTURER AND c3s.ss45sq>
vi dealer in PhaetoHs, BuC-ElsS.l1 1Ss-sfs:-S-.
gles, Carriages and all kinds E.iSs|< = =,
OF Wagons. large assortment always in stock
Call and examine for yourselves. 4ptf
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Ynba Republican Convention.

lC5f lStt' lSoc, Oy Ge CGt cTItd fSsoctted ITeSs.
MABysvILLE July 25th.-At the Repub-
lican County Convention here to-day the
following delegates were elected to the
State Convention: D. Z. Knight, T. Il.
Bevan, J. ?. Swift, John Palmer, T. J.
Sherwood and A W Lewis.
Delegates to the Congressional Conven-
tom. II. Jewett, n. d. Rideout, N. J.
Sligar, l.. 7. Crane, J. B. Fuller and Il. M.
Bray.
The Convention passed resolution in
dorsing T. J. Sherwood Of this city, late
Fish Commissioner, for the nomination to
Congress.
NarysyIlle Notes.
t0opyFiga, 1SSs, blythe CGl.or7 Associa,ed Fressi
MARYsvILLE, July 25th.-The trial of
Charles b. Eilerman, charged with the en-
bezzlement of $500 while clerk for Wells,
Fargo x Co. here two years ago resulted in
verdict of acquittsl
A carload of fresh fruit for Denver will
be shipped tomorrow from here.
Yolo Republican Delegates.
iCc2yrigs., 1sSS. byGe Caiifoia AssOciceea Ircssl
WOODLAND, July 25th.-Last night the
Republican County Central Committee met
and elected the following delegates to the
State Conventions: George Cornish, w. H.
Marden, T. +. Mason, G. w. Scott, Eugene
Aram, r. II. Newton, and Fronk Pedlar.
Light and Heat Contracts.
icoPyrigi, 1855, dgt t- California associated Press,
WALLA WALL4, Jaly 25h.-The Board
OF Pepltentiary Commissioners to-day ad-
vertised for contracts Tor bids for putting in
an electric light and heating apparatus at
the Penitentiary, S25 900 having been ,ap-
propriated for that purpose.
Sensational Suicide.
Les ANGELES, July 25th.-Charles jan
sen, to-day blew half his head off with a
shotgun, with suicidal intent An incur
able malady bad made him despondent.
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Iaa es-sT TnCai-7sria % haze yo1E psSzlrs &C.
Il !. s1S1sen>. 9 Cos. 60 : Sc. 2aGsl-ra. ca
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sPITroNs WERE NOWHERE
some livery scenes occurred during Il
empt to elect officers. Secretary Pun
= announced q tie vote l32 10 90 b


Some Lively scenes occurred during the
attempt to elect officers. Secretary Plum
meT announced a tie vote (32 to 32) be-
tween Clark and Turner for permanent
Chairman. The announcement was the
signal for an uprising that for few mo-
ments bid fair to overWhelm and trample
in the dust the halfdozen reporters at the
press table, including the colored lady re-
porter OF the Detroit Pldudcdicr.
There was a wild rush toward Plum
mpr, and cries of Fraud :" "Thiefw and
" on re liar. !" were heard all over the
hall. The friends of Clark gathered around
Plummer, and the Turner men shook their
fists angrly at Plummer, denouncing him
In vehement and protane terms.
ARTILLERY BROUGHT FORTH.
Finally w. T. Scott, the Cairo editor,
who was c1nsplcnously endeavoring to
protect and defend Plummer was struck in
the face by some one. Scott drew q reyol-
yer [raZOr?] from his pocket, and selected
Mai Agent Ogilvie, of Columbus, o. as
his victim. Matters were now at white
heat
The local spectators, both white and
black, at the sight of the pistol. made a
mad rush for the door, and tumbled
PELL-MELL DOWN THE STAIRS.
Meantime Ogiivie and halt-a.dozen
OhhViH Ie.A hIGN II iItlI uItdIilS, duu
blOodshed seemed imminent, when a col
ored police officer rushed in, and with as
sistance showed the struggling combatsnts
inc the Directors room in the e5r where
they Intellectually tried to shoot one an-
other.
Scott and Oeilvie were placed under ar
rest, but the officer was prevailed upon to
release them. Many delegates bad also He'd
during the fracas.
THE CHAIRMAN SETTLES THE VOTE
Chairman Shelton finally secured order
and announced that he knew Secretary
Plummer's figures 20 be incorrect The
true vote was 80 for Clark snd 80 for Turner.
and lie therefore declared Peter H. Clark of
Ohio permanent presiding officer OF the
conference, which then adjourned, amid
confusion, until 10 tomorrow morning.
HOsTILITIES RESUMED.
Alta late hour it was ascertained that Mail
Agent Ogilvie has left the city to escape
arrest He struck Scott several heavy
blows on the head. and warrant was is
sued for him tonight.
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AN EVEN DOZEN,

ths express company. No clrgs 10 thg theft
has yet been found.
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BETTER TRY BoRCHEas.
Van Haltren Helps Chicago Along to
Another Defeat,

INDIAEAPoLIs. July 25th.-Ven Haltren
and Farrell did very poor WORK as the bat
terry today, and the home team had an
easy victory. Score-Iudianapolis 6. Chi
cago L. Batteries-Boyle and Myers for
indianapolis, and Van Hsltrep and Farrell
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II. GMMAN-JULY 2G, 1888.
DECORATED FOLDING FINS CENT EACH.
NO. TO-DAY

I'VE HAVE IN QUE CLEARING SALE THREE SPE.
III Gial lines which have been marked down to ex.
cesdn6Iy low figures. Don't think you can get these
eF6Ty day at such prices You will have TO come to.
day if you want them:
, 1888-05-31
ORDINANCE 1854.

An ordinance to provide for the grading
of Fifth street between east line OF Sax
ton street and east line Of Cedar street.
The city OF Spokane Falls does ordain as
follows; u,o. .....
between east line OF Saxton street and east
line of Cedar street shall be and Is hereby
ordered to be graded to and upon the grade
now established for the same.
SEc. 2. The city surveyor shall prepare
and submit to the city council at its next
meeting after the passage OF this 9rainanee m9
estimates for said improvement and such
plans. specifications and estimates when
approved by the city council shall be filed
by the clerk. a.,
sEo. 8. Within three days after the filing
OF said plans. specifications and estimates
the clerk shall advertise for scaled bids for
said improvement to be made In accord,
ance with said plans, specifications and
estimates and shall publish such notice for
five successive days In some newspaper
published In said city. All bids must be
iiled In the Office Of the city clerk within
clerk shall endorse on each bid the time OF
filing the same and shall receive no bid
after the time specified in such notice.
SIC. 4. At the first meeting OF the coun-
Gil after the time specified in said notice for
receiving bids the council shall open ana
or reject any or all bids rereived or may
ACCEPT the Bid of the lowest responsible
bidder and may In its discretion require a
bond from the contractor to the city in any
sum with securities to be approved by the
mayor for the faithful execution of the
contract.
SEQ. 8. When any bid shall be accepted
and contract awarded therefore the same
shall be reduced to writing and signed by
the mayor and city clerk, on behalf of the
city in duplicate one of which shall be filed
with the clerk.
SEC. @. An assessment district for the pur-
pose OF this ordinance IL hereby created and
established comprising and including all
lots and parcels of land fronting on said
improvement and extending to the middle
of the blocks fronting on the Improvement
herein provided to be made towit: From
and between the east line Of Saxton street
and the east line of Cedar street.
SEC. Z. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after five days
after its publication
Passed the city council May 23th, 1883.
Approved May Goth, 1888
Attest: j. HOOVER, Mayor
~. WHITE, City Clerk.
, 1888-05-31
The County Fathers.

The board met at s o'clock q. M. On
motion it was ordered that all the supplies
for Spokane county must be purchased by
the purchasing agent of the county, and
obtained from him by the various ofiicels
of the county; that from and after this
date no bills will be allowed by the board
for supplies unless properly countersigned
by the purchasing agent.
The auditor was instructed to advertise
for bids for the construction OF bridge
across the north channel of the Spokane
river at the north end of Howard street in
Spokane Falls; also for the construction OF
n bridge across Hangrnap creek on the Ray
road near the residence of X. II. Wimpey.
All bids must be accompanied by proper
bond in the amount of 10 per cent OF the
bid. All bids to be sesled and filed with
the auditor Of Spokane county, w. t., on
or before the second Monday III August,
1885, at 9 p. NJ, at which hour all bids will
be opened and the contracts awarded II sat
isfactory, the board reserying the right to
reject any or all bids.
On motion 1t was ordered that the bridge
across the north channel of the Spokane
river at the north end Of Howard street, in
Spokane Falls be, and the same hereby is
condemned and declared unsafe and all
travel oyer the same is ordeled stopped
damage incurred on and after this date,
The order offering bounty on scalps oil
mountain cougar, panther, and cayote was
recinded.
Q. u. Hale, Walter Strong and w. f.
Runner, surveyor, were appointed viewers
! for the John Myer road.
| The license of auctioneers was fixed al
| $40 for each license.
Chas. A. Lay and James Try with a
ii surveyor. we're appointed to view the
| HinchiiH road.
On motion the board adjourned.
, 1888-05-31
GOOD DETECTIVE WORK.

ROBERT GIBBS THE MAN VINO STABBED WILL
LIAM SAVAGE ARRESTED.
Robert Gibbs. the man who stabbed
William Savage, was arrested by CHIEF
Warren near Sprague yesterday morning.
While the police were camping on his trail,
Chief Warren and Constable Griffith went
to Spangle to tender him n reception as
soon as he arrived. After making a thor.
ough search for twelve hours no trace
could be found further than the fact that n
man answering the desert ption of Gibbs
had called at farmers this side of Spangle
and asked for something to eat. Mr.. War
rem made ny his mind that Gibbs was hid
ing in the woods or fields in that locality
and instituted search for his man. He
had not been out more than two hours be-
fore he noticed two men walking through
a field. The chief walked toward them
when they noticed him and began to run
They were soon overtalien and arrested.
They at first denied that they had ever
been in Spokane and claimed to have just
come from Portland. When search, a
knife was found in Gibbs pocket which
vas covered with blood, and blood stains
were found on his clothing. After this
Yves discovered Gibbs admitted that he was
the one who stabbed Savage while working
on the motor line, aud quietly obeyed or
ders. The prisoner Is about tweuty-one
years OF age and presents a very favorable
Impression. Mr. Savage is i'm nproying and
is expected to recover.
, 1888-05-31
Notice OF Ad ministrators Sale OF
Real EStaet,

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
OF an order Of the probate court of spokane
county, Washington territory, made on the
thirtieth day, OF April, A. d., 1855, I'm the
matter Of the estate OF ID. N. sprague.
deceased.
The undersigned administrator OF the
said estate viii sell at pIblic auction TO the
highest bidder, and subject 10 confirmation
by said probate court on the twenty fifth
day OF May. A. ~. 1888, at two (2) O'Clock, p.
m :, nt the court house in the county OF SpO-
kane, territory of Washington. all the right
title, interest and estate OF the said deceased
ut the time OF his death, in aud to all that
certain lot, piece or parole of land situate
lying and being In the said county of Spo-
kane, territory OF Washington. more par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit: Lots
eight (S) and nine (9D, IN block twenty n Inc
(29) in the railtoad addition 10 SpOkrne Falls
according TO the recorded plat thereof.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash or six
months credit, secured by mortgage on prop.
erty with interest az the rate OF ten percent.
WIN. w. WirHERsPooN.
5-3-w-4t. 'miuistor oi said estate.
, 1888-05-31
ORDNANCE NO. 1853.


An ordinance relating to the construction
of sidewalks on Front street.
The City of Spokane Falls does ordain as
follows:
SEcrIoN ]. There shall be constructed on
the north side and south side OF Front
street, from Post street to the east end Of
said Front street. Said walk shall be con-
suucted according to grade and OF the ma.
terial sod manner of construction provided
Ak and regulate the width, material and
manner of constructing sidewalks in .he
CITY OF Spokane Falls. passed on the Sd day
of March, 1856. Said walks shall be of the
width of sixteen feet plank between Post
street and Washington street and from
Washington street to east end OF Front
street the width shall be twelve feet OF plank
and four feet of plat as provided by said or
dinance.
SEC. 2. On or before the 18th day of
June, 1885, the sidewalks provided for in
this ordinance shall be built and con-
structed by the owner and holders of the
property fronting on said street each
owner to build and construct so much of
sidewalk Ms shall run the length of his
property fronting on said street. and in case
any holder or owner of said property neg
lects or refuses TO comply with the require
ments Of this ordinance within the time
fixed herein the city council shall proceed
TO appraise, and levy and collect special
tax or assessment on the lots or parcels Of
lands fronting on said street In the manner
provided by the charter of the city.
SIC. S. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after five days
after Its publication.
Passed the city council May 23rd, 1888.
Approved May 26th, 1888.
Attest: J. II. HOOVER, Mayor.
81. WHITE, City Clerk.
, 1888-05-31
Court Notes.

In the case of the Territory against
eight" defended by Judge Turner. the
Jury found the defendants not guilty.
In the case OF II. O. McCamapt against o.
]. Graham, the jury disagreed and were
discharged.
Albert Igo was released on bail. VIM.
GraiRer and James Palmer becoming
sureties In the sum of $1,000.
The prisoners being arraigned, Frank
Brown plead not guilty, 7. J. Smith with,
drew hfs plea of not guilty and plead
guilty i'm one case. On motion Of the dis
trict attorney the second Indictment against
him was dismissed, and he was sentenced
to imprisonment In the county Jail for
thirty days and to pay costs OF prosecution.
In the case of j. II. Boyd & Co., against
s. II. Arthur and others, the demurrer to
the answer to the amended complaint was
overruled.
The motion to make the complaint more
definite aud certain In the case of r. u. a
Mueller and others against Albert LOOMS,
was overruled as to the first obligation and
sustained as to the second. The plaintiff
was given until May Goth to amend his
complaint.
murrer to complaint sustained and plain
tiff given until Wednesday the 30th to
amend the complaint.
In the case of Harry 4. Gordon against
ii. b. Nichols, the defendant withdrew his
demurrer and was allowed until May 10Th
to answer
Leave to amend the verifcation to the
co plant in the case of II. II. Smith vs.
@. b. Basch was granted.
S, Rosen haupt and others against Ran
dolph Gorkon and Others the motion to
uuash service o { summons as to Solicitors
Co., of Philadelphia, Pa, was sustained.
In the case OF I. II. Anderson vs. O. w
Carson, the motion to make the answer
more definite and certain was susti ined
Judge Nash announced that Judge Aller
would hold special term OF court to try
cases in which Judge Nash was interested
in as counsel before his appointment a.
Judge. Judge Allen is expected about tho
18th of next month.