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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-27
WASHINGTON NEWS
A Young Squaw Burned at
the Stake.
wALLuLA MAN TERRIBLY SHOT
Fell TO Death Prem a Trestie--
Death Of Spokane JournaIist--
Evangelist Moody's Success In Ia
coma-Items From Olympia. sne-
homfsh and Chehaiis.

PoEr TOWNSEND. Nov. 8.--A terrible tale
comes 10 this city through the medium OF
man named Price, who brought TO the city
poor house this morning an Indian woman
terribly burned from her lower extreInities
70 portion OF her person slightly below
the neck. He claims 70 have found Der on
the beach near Port Ludlow In an entirely
nude condition. that she told him in
broken Chinook that male aHd female
members of her tribe had the evening be
fore denuded her. tied her TO a stake
around which they piled brush wood, set
fire 70 The same and left her there TO per
ish. By frantic effort she managed 70
free herself and escape, but not before she
had been burned Is above stated. The
cause ascribed for this barbarous treatment
the woman was subjected to could not be
positively ascertsiued, but the person who
found her judged from what be could I'M
dersfand from the woman's random re-
marks, she being averse to answering quer-
rica iu this regard, was the contraction BY
her OF a Ioafhsome disease.
The woman Is apparently sDont - years
old. Whether or not this tale OF medieval
barbadfy in such close proximity to en-
lighteped communities, is true. cannot BE
ascerfained tonight, but the informant told
1t with q manner Of apparent truthful
NnRa
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

Heavy rains throughout Mexico have
done much damage.
FOrty.two houses at Yeahelar do Sallna
Cuba, were burned recently Loss, So, zoe.
The Russian government has protested
against the erection by Roumania Of forts
at Forschanie and Giaiitsi.
The Offices Of the Tosa and t'esHiy Jour
nal. NJ sydney, n $. W, the finest in Au.
stralia, were burned Monday. Loss, si0e.
COO.
Clearing house returus-week ending
November "a. Gross exchanges. 81 .054. 1Si,
s02; an increase IL $50 per cent. A. compa,-
Ell With the corresponding week last year.
The British recently captured seven slave
dhows In the Red sra after u severe ieht,
IN which many persons were wounded
TIE Italian government claims the vessels
alleging that they were captured In Italian
waters.
Dan Agan, the Montana Kid. and Billy
ttenneksy. Of Kansas City, fought p des-
pcrsie rounds with skint tight gloves in
LeaVcnwofth county, Kansas. sunday AZ.
ternoon The eight was given to Hennes
~. Both men were badly punished.
ny the explosion Of keg OF powder in
the store OF George Barmer, at SersfFtown
on Welsh mountain, Pennsylvania. ssiur
day, Bertha, n 10 year old daughter was
killed, snd BafmeF aud his wife and tw,
other children fatally injured,
/ -Four Cherokee Indians. George starr
( Isaac Ucrtie. Jesse i.sndrum aud boo, Her
/ ran, were shot aud Killed a. Wan, Ind
/ Ter. rvceally The three iass-asmed were
/ drunk. aud starr WAS one OF a posse sem
I 60 arrest them FL starr, brother o.
George, was also shot through the head.
E The stupid London police have received
I via a private person near Nottingham -
( letter from Jack the Hippef'-' pal. ssAtin1
{ that both the writer ~ the letter and
I Jack" committed the whiievhapel muir
I dcrs. Tho writer saws JACK Il hassr
+ ian, whom he arst met shuard il ship re
I turning ff0m America, aud who exercises
meSmeric influence.
/ Frank Vessel, proprietor Of the Contra
[ Pacific lodging house, san Francisco. died
sunday afternoon from the effect ii hat
chct wound ia the head Indicted FfsSsy
night by Joseph Ned rmett. tom whom
. bee was endtayoFing In Ceilvct So room rent
/ AcDpgmDlt claims Vessel iDujiy abused
3 bis wife, The murderer WAS arrested
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TRADE AND FINANCE.


HrAT1LE- nov -
Two ear loads Of hops arrived from emo
aaairafe this rnorainE ssd four mare were
expected By the sFerfnz trzsn- The entire
shipment belongs 20 abe Hop Grcvers' A.
ISOLATION and viii be forwarded 10 the
Eastern make. shortly. Thirty one bales
cane in on the schooner Iostse from Quil-
tayute. consigned to q local dealer. No
transactions are reported and the market
IL exeeedEngiy dali Oats are arriving in
large quantities. which viii probably have
q Tendency % lower prices. 900 sacks were
received to-day. A lot Of 1915 sacks of feed
arrived b. the bark Eisinore from san
Frascfseo, and 20 sacks OF chopped feed
by railroad The City 0f Quincy landed
ST sacks Of potatoes and the Hassslo .
toas 81 hay. No changes In quotations
are recorded on farm produce.
The poultry market keeps af Saturdays
quotations and to-dAy's receipts we're small
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
gETPTs-Dufiug the last "a hours the
Elerc handise and produce receipts e. thi.
port have been a. follows. Puget sound
shore road isi tons, Columbia & Puget
sound railroad II tons, Seattle, Lake shore
& Eastern railway 1914 tons. Steamers
Hsssal0 lk5 tons. Edith iS]s tons. Clara
Brown / ton. ABnroe Il tons. Eliza
Anderson 10 tons. CITY Of Quincy 5-l< toes.
bark Eisirore 10 tons, bark Oakland 30
tons. schooner Henrietta q tons
schooner Lostie3 tons. Total receipts.
eeipts. 1901 tons Among the receipts
were 81 SACK Sour, 900 sacks oats, l2s5
sacks feed. rs sacks potatoes, 200 cases
general merchandise, s91 cases canned
Vegetables 100 sacks onions. 20 half crates
ham. rs packages picked meat. 10 boxes
drugs, rs hall barrels beer. 3 eases and 5
kegs syrup, II sacks cornc sbs. % tons hay.
? bundles hides. 30 kegs nails, 100 cases
giant powder, 100 head Of Cog. g head
cattle, 2 calves, : crofs wood. 1000 feet of
lumber, carloads and 81 bales hops.
sHIPMESTS.-Duriug the last ? sHours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from seattle 10 the snTroun ding country a.
follows Puget sound Shore road, - tons:
Coiamhia & Puget sound railroad. - tons:
seattle, Lake shore & Eastern. y tons.
SIZE smers- Wilmington. 30 ton; lola, ? tons;
Augusta tons. MouniaineeT, tons:
Grace. 3 tons: success. tons; Left Erick
sen y tons. Total shipments, 25ols tens.
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Shot BY q Jealous Husband
Railroads Advance.


wALLA WALLa. Nov. A.--Thomas Barker
was brought from Wailuia sunday u the
hospital with severe gun shot wound ia
the head and Neck. Barker states that
while standing at the gate sf the residence
Of ono Tarner, talking 70 Turner'S wife; he
was shot from within The house. The full
charge OF shot struck him, feariBr away
the left side OF the face and neck and max
ing fearfnl wound. II Is believed the
firing was done by Turner. who was jeal-
GUS OF Bankers attentions 10 his wife. 9th
ers report that Barker attempted 10 enter
the house after night and was shot by Mrs.
Turner. II II said that Barker was under
the influence Of liquor. at any rate. Bar
ker suffers from terrible wound, which
may prove fatal.
Grading on the o. & ". T.. both the
Waila Waila and Eureka Flat lines. Is com
pleted, and track laying viii be pushed
with vigOr. II Is expected that iron viii
be laid only to the corporation line at pres
ent, until the right of way within IL fully
settled. Mr.. Hunt is here, endeayofing %
settle claims for damages.
Capt Edward Hunter, First cavalry. on
special duty investigating Indian deprcds.
ton claims, is in the city
The Y. NJ. c. A. fund Is now $500.
A Rebekah Degree lodge has Just been
instituted with y members
All the penitentiary convicts are ia pro
cess OF vaccination.
The bridge al RIpariA is completed on.
cept span.
Sandy Forrest was found guilty of bur
giary this morning.
A new o. r. & \. time table viii take eff
feet Sunday.
Miss Minnie Good is very III at spokane
Falls
Il. G. Warner. editor of the colfax Cors-
moncr, Is In the city.
The Blyc murder trial begins in the
morning
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon aad cali irnis Passed Nedford
+ ; NCG!uuts. II " Gilbert. J. wilu,
AsFs Levy. u. NJ. Kinney. v. T. McKcu-
pie. T. " eisastet. J. s. Krasgch. and Is i'm
migrants
Per " tlmiagtan for san Francisco. \.
BFuw =. Louis smith. ~. Price, John Cor
daB. g 70 IemRrl. Mr. aud NJ RFindley
snd iouI children, y. ~rhimmefman. o.
Halccas. " NenEci, s r Weed. aud 81 tn
thc siesgasv.
Orcepn short llur-rass.i Huntington
" Baker aui wife. ,. MrC-ackep. Phillip
Mrsuev aud wifi. e.. F. BEAVER. " n. Nor
tos. e " hoyyhey A. Peabody. and .
Sss.4ssrsf -resx
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
Nav YORK. Nov. -Hops-weak and
quiet
coffee-options opened steady and closed
firm; 3sa3sc higher than Saturdays clos
ing sales, 5000 bags; Spot Rio, hrm and
stronger fair cargoes l6lsc.
sugar-Raw strong and quiet; refined
steady.
Lead-Unehanged
Tiu-Dali straits 80 10.
Bar silver SC.
Petroleum opened firm at s6s1c, but be-
came weak and sagged OF 90 81 &C, rally
ing 10 S6lic. highest, s65sc. Total sales OF
both exchanges, $50, 600 pounds.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. Si.-wheat closed easier:
cash aud Dec. 81 o2ls; Jan, 81 O27s; May,
81 e7a
corn-s;eaiy. cash. 81, &c; Dee. 81 u-lsc
Jan, aiasc; May ,aSiac.
oats-Firm: cash % &c, Dec. 263sc; Jan,
2fatc: May. Sossc.
lard-steady; cash. s. 80: Dee, s. 81 >:
Jan. s. .. MAY. s. 90
Rye-Dull, at SIC.
whisky-1 20.
shonlders-s7 s7' lef7 20; short clear. $50
S l2ls short ribs, s. 4s1T -.
CHICAGO LIVE SOCK NARKET.
CHicAGo, Nov q. --Catile-R Receipts, Is.
90. firm for good others weak bceves.A 80
pl1 IS steers 81 2,sGl IS. stockers and feed
ers. 8 i9ES 50. Texas cattle, 81 g0G9 20:
western rangers, s. 2asdi -.
Hogs Receipts, Il coo. opened SC higher
but the advance was lost later; mixed s. -
tEs 80; heavy, s. Nos 20. light. s. 20d5 20.
sheep Receipts. toe, slow: natives, sSlI
I -, western, s&a3 a.; Texans s. s0dS
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL. Nov. a-wheat. dun. hold.
ers offer freely. RID western spring, IS "a
per cental
Corn. duh; new mixed western. Is "a per
rental
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Election Contest In Levi. County.

CHEHAIIs. Nov. 9i.-There will be con
test IN Lewis county over the election,
This county was divided in three commits
siOner's districts bv the legislature in lss9,
bat the law Is gaite ambiguous as TO
whether It's intent i that the commissioner
OF each district is only TO reside therein or
i 20 be elected by the votes o. the district
Instead Of the entire county. In the Third
district stopper, Democrat, received II
more votes than swesny, Republican,
while the latter received large majority
from the county. stopper demands GER
tineate Of election from the auditor, while
the board Of commissioners returned
sweany as elected. The case will pfoba
bly, be carried 20 the courts for settlement.
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SPOKANE FALLS NEWS.
Killed by Fall From n TrestIe-
Death of n Journalist.

SPOKANE FALLS, Nov. os.--The dead body
OF Charles Finch was found yesterday be
meath one OF the Northern Pacific railroad
trestles short distance below the city Ia q
horribly mangied and battered condition
He had probably been drunk and either
walked off the treetie or Oh train as n
was passing the trestle. lie was railroad
man and u stranger in the city.
The branch OF the Northern Pacific Is
completed TO Deep Creek Falls.
DEATH OF W. y. EDWARDS.
w y. Edwards, Of the World Publishing
Co.. died this morning OF pneumonia. DE
ceased came here ave years ago from Cali
fornias and has af various time been ideu.
tiled with the press Of this city. He was
city clerk under Mayor Taylor aud at tho
time Of his death was clerk Of the school
board. He was one OF the most energetic
men In the city.
r. IL. Winston has resigned his position
ae editor OF the Eeeieir. aud will in the
future engage in tho practice Of law.
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shining IntrIlIrenre.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. %. --Arrivcd-Jos
Russ. U.saisiv; Commodore, Departure
bay; Csrondelgt and sh Meirosc. Seattle
Jaheg HuwpS. NauaiiuO.
sailed Henry Buck. seattle: Jeanne. Port
Townsend. Electra. Nanaimo, stmr state
ol California, Astoria
PsgT TuV NsENB.Noy. 28- Satled-Chilian
bark kusitA
FusT BtAEElEY, Nsy. 2h--ASrived Nor
westsn bark tsuldrcEu, Schr Reporter
foEr Disa1y FRY. Mn. as.-ArFived Bark
Mrtnuon
TAreo>u. Nov. "a ship outside. at
noon, inward bound Light rata brisk
~atthgAst wind
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NAVAL ORDNANCE.


WAsulS sroN Soy 3 ghe annual 70
port - Commodore Sicaoi, chief 81 the
hgFezg ~ oUiusugc. 20 she SECRETARY Of the
navy. contains tbg following estimates for
ths sgsi yesr end iug June 80 iS-g Fuel.
t,'-afs r;sjs risL lsisiF urirrs proofs. hSt'e
Tiss 81! = ucs EYic Cor fhe Iw2 ships uow ta
thc service. zcucFas armament With Sec
audazy batteries aud sussN aruls. Ssls.tSs.
rers3 ruTalrs. SiAQtN. ~ issrl sueeas.
ssaEss. civa establishments ~ navy
Ya1ss, s'Af-sis terPai0 stations. g-0e0e,
towards ne armament ot vessels author.
tEea. st-e71.isG, sud faE completion a. the
gan plant 81 jGc Wssatueton uAvy warts,
T. Aele. tnis. s. 3s iso The high power
ssaei czgaaa itr ghe navy completed a
tstc srv tN0 nyc- zach. - * iafh. eight
esEGt-t8ea. a9a th~re De- ,uch ~iGcg the
last luparr 8 sew dcsisu % s.x-iuch euu
ass aegu completed. sat % az these sun.
aFe la g-sugsst &c fssaagrllgs snl.
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uAYrI Is TRANQUIL.
Lives and Property ~ Americans
In Ne Danger

NA~ftNtTeN. NaN. as-- The SECRETARY .s'
taV aavy to-day received she following Pa.
roft lcoU Capt EamsSg. C7sfptaauflas the
NntcA States steamer Nos.os dated a. stG.
Move ircT o.. 80 iaE a. ! Aaye bssn ahis
io lcsra tgrinc tAe 10 daFs thts ship has
hecn tu tAe aagizsS 81 tSarf az Pr{aee.
uAyt, the lives aud rgupTyss &C American
cit,scus rssiitss taege have bgcn SO a.
dangvy sinvg thc ulehf ~ September - ga
that cssion aa Asuetsgsa y a. accidentally
NaandVi , heard ef ua insRis fn the
gufsr states Tag Tke ease cf tHe
Schooner NUi, leHcs has beeu kAlfsfss
toriB srfticd, Nita the prov iss0ual EaFern
ms 90 90 HSNu hasinS expresses In q e
iagncss % rvfor I've alslfeT az tae lagtian
GcVHplir tu u9r EylvefaaaGaf, I soai4 Sc
20 Necessity tur che s8ip ta nsasaiR sas
leuErG So that p,'4f, aud hs2e saiipd this
3Ay lu aet S1cr uttA gAe as3ers 1f Ihf
departing 80 = pa rs. hsf u isst
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TACOMA AS BAD AS PoHTLASD.
The Sound city win Not osaran-
tine Against Oregon

PORTLAND, Nov. 2G.-Thcre has been
some talk IN Tacoma OF quaraniining
trains from Portland on account OF small.
pox In this city. Greatly exaggerated re-
ports OF the number of cases In this city
led the people OF Tacoma TO believe there
we're four or five hundred cases IN this
city. TaeuIna's health officer arrived in
city today, and in company with Port
lands city physician visited the pest
house, and found that Tacoma had about
as many cases a. Portland
On receipt Of the health officers report
II - not likely Tacoma viii take any steps
towards quarantine
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HJlN an LONG BRANCH.
Every Cottage Washed Away OF
DAMAGED IIrANN Inss

IaSg nRANCH, Nov ss-Naay cottages
have herR undermined aud carried aSt to
sea picremsal nuting this storm tac ceg-
tNEc hulshcads have tzsen torn away aud
the lawns 81 the sHmmfr huusas Of
wealthy Ncw Workers have been swept
iuto the cersn. The loss = from Si5cUO 10
$sfo On Every takhrsi frum tnag
Branch % seabrigbt hss beeu torn oat or
badly damaged fAr beseh frosa SANDY
Hook % Rsrnrxst hay Is covered with de-
hgis sud WTcc ksse.
iouE Branch Ott 80 pier VAS damseed ~
heavy tlrShrfs hurled against &c hy the
surf TIE tiug sc Long Branch las hrtn
heavily cot out "a places
A. ptaihafk thr TIE saSiag station j. ia
sanerr Neariy al she cutsaseTs lass thriF
c;oihiuE and msnY 10 them tbrir sggamsr
houses ;hcF hs1 tn,o1c1 ou rhe b3uf
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NtgNSs. NAY 1a-AtA useefiHs CO fae
huGsvt tuasHsittca. ta4at Nclsh.racsHs
stated t1sf it 9as lsessssAsy Co eNasss ,F
measures Ear eHses8aE tae eovNrUustus g.
rotiisEr tbg sSGaasAF. F1Elnrsly N5glAs,zas
ar1 prompt usc 81 the lsasg beg ass 4et
c2atemF plated. bli the rFeScns "a i,isssy sad
political Situation astasadsd either 8 ia
u IL lCcgc4sr 81 the array 0r sach s.saes
iyS srEaaEssagsi lhet Use iRnaathf syaii
- ahle % NssSset all ears at<ss tfeofS IN
tAa heit Eas Expenditures AZ xzst = sae
hiitssl ioy ia5s r&ftsaSc Wuaia aaac4ut -
ttg4 ~ f1fiss aad iaelated sasi 81 tas
used fSsr the par-ssse 81 sifieS = hieA xesS
hssHk niSlia 81 NE HAia u zs.etae per EasnEA.
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OLYMPIA NEWS.


RDtult1--sNBtF4
OLYsYTA. Sov. a5-Tbe owners Of wharyss
and docks ia this city evidently sntsei pate
having large business In the future. iaeg
ing from the Improvements thai they
are A. present making 10 their property.
Manager J. G. PerslFsi of the second street
dock, having secured the passage Of an Or
diHsnce by the city council, granting him
the privilege, is nov constructing dock
from the west end Of Third street out 10
the channel, thence north % connect with
Second street dock. This. VIXEN completed.
will certainly make one o! the largest aud
best docks on the Sound, possessing - 1t
will, greatly increased warehouse facili-
ties {; will continue 10 be managed BY
Mr.. Perciyal. who has. By years Of expert
enee, won an enyiable reputation for him
self a. manager Of business institutions
Of all kinds
Mr.. !. L. Horr Of the South street dock
ia also greatly improving his property By
adding q number Of sheds and warehouses
TO his already large store rooms. which are
rendered necessary By his large and con
SANITY growing wharfage business
Gov. Semple has appointed the following
named persons 70 be Dotaries public. J. II.
Cartwright 81 san Juan county, John A.
Plum Of Jefferson, Otto kiHnsnt of Skszit,
J. W. Edwards Of spokane, l. C. Gilman,
Paul d Henry aud J. J. Beard Of King.
The body Of Vim. Hughes, who was
dxuwned about ten days ago, has not yet
been recovered although parties have
searched every part Of the bay for miles
down. IL Is now thought he was washed
under the soft mud In the bottom OF the
bay and will remain buried there.
Mrs. Georgia CoFIaier has purchased
from John II. Lame, lot in block Of
Moore's addition, and viii probably soon
construct thereon residence.
The estate of Moses H. scot, deceased. en-
bfacing the se OF ne aud NC Of 81 1,
sec p. To II n, ~ ". was this morning sold
20 ;. e. Ward Of TumwafeT for sol 90
Nj. John Morris, 81 old resident Of North
bay, died quite suddenly at that place last
SATURDAY..
The Electric Light Company IA now put
ting up ils lamps. which win he pat to use
about December l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Edwards of shelton
are 10 the city.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Lincoln eoanty-Allen sIs, voorhees, 705.
Greene l.
Islxnd-AIien les. voorhees, ~. Greene 5.
kiickttat-Aiien 70s. voorhees, 555. Greene
g.
Pseihe-Ausn GS. Voorhees, ~, Greene
Q.
san Jaaa-AIieu "a. Voorhees, III,
Greenss
Skafaania-Ailen AZ. Eosrhees Il
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


san FRasuseo. Nov. Wheat Light
offerings curtail. business. Qnotable 81 55tg
BIS. but holders rs rule decline trad
ing on 10 low a basis. Options. Buyer
season, 81 Gs5s: buyer 1888, 81 5J7z.
Barley-Feed descriptions are weak; No.
/ feed, sac.
Oats offerings more than ample for
market requirements and business slow;
choice feed, 81 f7l8: No. ]. 81 l2lztdl IS;
lower grades, 81 05f1l 10.
REPRESENTATION Of market and prices re-
main unchanged.
Potatoes Liberal receipts have cheap
ened prices; lI.o00 sacks arrived to-day !;
Peerless, ikasOc; Burkanks, 60ctasi; Gar
net Chilli. 65d1Jc; early rose, 501.Oc.
Butter-Sofier tone TO the situation I.
fancy. 37tasac: fair to choice, 25g35c.
Eggs-T0p rates are seldom realized Cal
ifornia ranch, 4gg47lsc. store lots. S0d I0c
Charfofed-George Manson and OREGON.
Goa, Seattle to san Francisco; Frank stat
ford. lumber. Puget Sound to Buenos
Ayres. Mary Winkelman, lumber, Puget
sound 10 Honolulu; Viola, salmon, Victo-
ria to London.
Sgw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-stocks were quiet
throughout. Other than local business
was restricted by the Joss of the wires.
There were heavy sales, apparently for
Boston, In New England and Union Pacific,
aud the latter, with Lake Shore and Louis
vile & Nashville, were sold abroad Rock
Island was said net TO have given consent
to the advance of rates in the South west
Omaha preferred and ST. Paul suffered ma.
teriaily. The market finally closed dun
and heavy AZ She close to the lowest fig
urcs.
Governments dull
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Money on call.
at eos; last loan. ~ closed offered ~.
Prime mercantile paper $685. Sterling
exchange dull; 81 s. for 60-day bills. and
81 sol4 for demand.
BONDS.
Is lregisteredl I2si 4iss (coupon) l09
Is coupons. l2S1s Pacific SIS. ...... l2i
n Is fregigferedl lOT
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rosie % spend the winter in different pgr.
tons of California. ~ D. Hill and Ntfs.
Charles Eissnbaiz, sr., wife aud e&axhfef.
F.w. Hastings and wife. Mrs. ]. b Has
ings and 62azhttF.
THE srxsTEA CASE AGAIN.
The Coast Seamea's raios, through
their att rHey, have sworn out 4 VIII OF
hstess coruss Ia behalf 81 the eight sea-
rner confined in Port Townsend jail the
past SIX mouths awaiting t1tsl for Floflng.
II viii tse remembered that these 5sen a.
tempted 70 take n0n-gni0E sailors from
the ship SuFaAfrs By menace sad pbTsseal
force. Citizens here Obj eeted- cen Yreiie9
them 20 Gestst. and secured the alleged
rioters arrest Their case win eoEne up
before Judge Boyle a; seattle forfnoxTow.
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Mrs. Minsiow's soothing syrup, for chill
drru ,cethiug. Is the prescription % one of
The best female nurses and physicians in
the United states. and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions Of norhers for their children.
During the process II tcethiug its value is
iucalculahie. 10 relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentcry and diarrhNa. grip
lug in the bowels and wind collie. BY Civ
ing health 10 the child Il rests the mother.
friCv @ae bottle aGg9dwly
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EXAMPLES.

Ii women would always set good
example il would soon reform the
world. "a the men are continually fol-
lowing after the women. III woman
could talk out of the two corners of
her mouth at the same time there
would be good deal said on both
sides. The Drs. Darrin want Just
such advocates. No one tongue or
corner of the mouth can tell of the
wonderful cures they are making daily
at their offices. The few folio wing
Testimonials substantiates their Won
derful skill:
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, s,ohamI.s uo,el Attaehea.

sxoHoxIsm, Nor. 9.-The Exchange
hotel, run by A. HrGuire. WAS Kssached
and closed to-day. The creditors, Eteya.
Her 4 Co. W. r. TIleson & Co. and Her
man Heyreman. com biaed claim sl15o.
Mcclure has begun suit 70 test the case.
The city ordinance relating to dog IL
cense went fnto force today. Marshal
Iordan pt1fcgeinn IL
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

THE CITY TREASURER WILL PAY on
presentation the following named war
rants.
Virginia street ord. qss TO and including
part 81 IS
Harrison street ord 90 10 aud including
part of So
No interest will be allowed on said war
rants after this date
seattle. Nov q. ISIS
ISAAC PARKER,
City Treasurer
Date ~ 1ess p2atistt.o4 y,ys fubar -