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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
New YORK, Nov. l9.-Hops-Light de-
mand: steady.
Coffee-Options opened firm; closed bare
ly steady; sales, 900 bags, including New.
SIS 9otdl4, Dec. SIS 70talI, Jan, SIS sofetl3 So,
Feb. SIS 60sls so: March SIS 6oCals Is.
Spot Rio strong; fair cargoes 15i9c bid,
l534e asked.
sugar-Raw. firm and quiet: refined, I'M
steady.
copper-Nominal; Lake, Nov. sI7 so.
Lead-QHiet;; domestic S. 67ls.
Tin-Dull and steady: Straits, s22 s..
Bar silver. $3.50.
Petroleum opened steady at S5iSc. but
after a slight advance in the early trade
became weak and declined 10 SS3sc. The
market then recovered part OF the loss
and closed steady at sissc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1a.-wheat closed weak
and lower; cash 81 90; December, 81 oal I;
January, 81 0s; May, 81 ia.
Corn-steady; cash, S92zc. December,
IS lice: January. SIC; May, 3s3<c
Oats--Steady; cash 25s SC December, 81 Sc;
May 297se.
Barley-Nothing doing.
Pork-steady: cash, Sl4 ~; January,
LsrdIFirs,; cash, s. so; December,
s. 40; May, s. 50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.--Cattle- Receipts n, 900
io(a20c; lower, choice beeves. S5le5 50,
steers ssta4 20; stockers and feeders 81 500
, so; Texas cattle, 81 90GS; Western ran
gers, 81 1903 20.
Hors-Receipts 1900; strong and 5dbi0c
higher: mixed, IS 25ta3 50; heavy s. $50
co; light IS 3eG-5 S.
Sheep-Receipts6 Goo: stronger: natives,
81 1904 80: Western. ssGi: Texans, 81 80
o. 50.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. Ia.-Wheat-duli: de-
msnd poor; holders offer freely. Corn
quiet; mixed Western 4s sisd.
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TERRITORY NEWS.
The WalIa WalIa Murder
Mystery UnsoIved.
! HAN cownrDED N CHrncH.
ohs<kipg Suicide Of Horssman
Near wATIa waIIa-serions Stab
hing Array At whateem -Castsn
House Eumpas-snohomish csun-
tvss Vote.

WAILx wALLA, Soy. i9.-The excite
ment over the murder Of Davis still runs
nigh. The county commissioners met IN
special session this morning and offered
500 reward for the arrest OF tse murderer.
and Sheriff Bowies Offers 1900 additional
for his arrest.
The place where the body was found Was
visited sunday b. hundreds. A careful
search OF the vicinity disclosed nothing
new In the way Of evidence, neither wss
any instrument found.
It Is said Davis was seen 10 the company
Of IN ex-conyict Friday morning. who has
since disappeared. The description o. the
ex-conyiet faIlIes closely with that Of the
man srho uurcisasef 4 tIckef hHrfirdiy for
Nebrnska Friday evening. LSeal detect
ives think they have clue. and are inyss-
4ieafinx. Letters were forwarded 70 Eng
land 70 Davis wife. announcing the sad
death.
NOW THE CRIME WAS COMMITTED.
The superstition Is that The
murderer struck Davis In the
face with the sharp edge Of q
hatchet, rnaslifng his nose. crushing the
bones OF the face and piercing the skull. In
falling, the body struck lie, producing a
brufse on the right shoulder. Then the
murderer attempted 10 sever the head with
tho Ratchet. The width Of the cut CORES
ponds with an ordinary Ratchet. The yer,
fcbrn show q number Of hacks. The head
was SO nearly severed that II the ska were
cut slightly on the back OF the neck. the
head would drop of The remains were
Deposited in the city cemetery. II Is sup
posed he bad aboatt5o on his person when
Killed
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AN OLD HoRsEMAN's SUICIDE.
Horrible seif-Murder by Shooting
Near WaIla WaIIa.

WAILA wA1IA, NOV. i9.--Thls evening
Dick Barnes. we'll known borseman, was
found dead near the city cemetery. The
body was 10 4 pile Of rails In n hal -kueel-
Ing position, the right hand extended
backward toward the feet, the head resting
on the ground. aud Winchester rifle lay
beneath him. which had been DISCHARGED
by tie right Asnd into tho mouth. blowing
the entire top Of the bead OF. His hat
was found % feet away. also portion of
the brain, with the skull adherlng
Two weeks ago he left town with Dor
rowcd gun, saying he was going TO the
country for few hours. II is supposed he
had gone 10 the place where found aud
then committed tho awful deed
He was In charge OF the famous trotter
II. X. W. here since the fair. lie had been
s'broke" since then, badly Ia debt aud dis
couraged, which fact was no doubt the
cause OF the rash act. The horse, which
belonged 10 Los Angeles man. left this
afternoon In charge OF a hostler for that
city.
Evidently the body had been where
found for fortnight There was not n
cent on the body, and but n few other
things. Rarnes was aged 81, and was ma
tive ~ Virginia. An inquest will be held
tomorrow
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Price Of Full Treatment, $500.
julsatRth ask your druggist for t.
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MORTGAGE LOANS

Improved Farms and City Property.
LOWEST RATEs-No DELAY.
BRANCH OFFICK-ll6 Mil s. Occidental
Blscs}, SEATTLE. vs.. T.
GEORGE FOWLER. Manager.
EASTERN OFFICEs-es7 Broadway, New
York; sears Building. Boston.
EsrERS OFFiCEs-HoEe Offiee, Neiia
Walls, " T.. Branch Otiiecs, coifax and
sesIile
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ITEMS WORTH READING.

The oaly nickel mine Ia operation
IN tais country is thar al Nickel
Mines, Lancaster county. Pa. belong-
lne e. Joseph Wharton OF Phtladel-
phia
The Loaion police records show
thar gangs flourish there a. they 20
in New YORK The Marylebone gang.
the Eiizros Place gang. the Monkey
Parade gang the Black gang. the New
cgt gang, the fresaraie gang. the
Prince Arthur gang, the Gang oi
RU0sh> the Joyial ThiFty-tEo. are
some Of She most important. each one
having is ogu stamping ground. The
Monkey Parade sang inie,ts White
chapel.
The Wilmington ~. - Ssar savs
Is has been discovered tha: nee Il an
excellent substitute FOR VoPcarn. Rise
n The han. when heated IN pepper
ike popcorn. bfTrsts cpen inst Ike the
latter. and nos only has the favor Of
ihe real popcorn, bat i erisper and
mnch nsore delicious 10 the taste.
Try Il.
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Ot.yHgsk, E0y. ia COMMITTEES from
the eIfy council this morning held con
snifation with the directors Of the olympia
Electric Light conrany, aEa "a n eonse-
essence the city wifi be lighted By cleo
trieiiy during the winter. The electric
Iigaf works which closed down several
months ago are expected 20 be IN running
order December /, and pedestrians can
then dispense with their lanterns which
they have beers compelled TO carry for the
past few months This determination on
the part Of the city couueI IL extremely
satisfactory 10 the people OF this city. who
are always anxioBs 20 encourage any
movement b. which the city may be beuc-
ffsd
Governor 5enaplc has. appointed the fol
lowing persons 10 be n0iaries pubic:
Jsines Af-op. r. r. Lacey. Il. y. Iehnsn. Of
Pierce county. Robert Ridges. VI. :. Bates,
T.. f. ThoSnpsUu. Geo. ". Van n0ren. Z. 7.
smart. Of King; ). y. Piekrell, Of whitman,
and c. X. Fenton. of Spokane.
Hon Geo. II. Emerson OF HoquiaTn Is In
the city,
Nr. charles o. Garfield Is nov employed
In the county auditors Office.
Mr. Walter 3ilroy of North Yakima Is
passing few DAYS 10 the city
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Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT SrEcizTc Co., Drawer s.
Atlanta, Ga; New York, s56 Broadway.
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ROOMS FOR YOUNG MEN.
A .Laudabie Nom scctarisn Project
In Tacoma.

TACOMA, Nov. ia meeting was held
Drum presiding. for the purpose OF organ
iging q non-seetarian association to fur
nlsh young men OF the city with suitable
rooms 10 frequent, the rooms to be nicely
furnished, provided with reading matter
aud other means Of entertainment COM
mite OF Eve was appointed 70 formulate a
|. Nixon, chairman. gen. J. W. Sprague,
Fred Bausman. G. +. Masterson and + A.
Sears compose the COMMITTEES. They viii
report al an adjourned meeting Thursday
evening next Prior To adjournment they
secured temporary quarters eornero OF Ninth
and L streets
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WAILk WAtI.A. Nor i9.--Delegaie John
n. Alien was rendered a reception hy e. A
T. posts Saturday eyeaing. Oae hundred
and fifty veterans were present, and n Ane
tttne spcut.
X. Nicho soa If this ylcinity was thrown
from = wagon Saturday aud his Jeff arm
broken ia two phases,
W. 2. Bruce an old pioneer OF this see
tloa. died SATURDAY a. Waits bGrgh, OF par.
alysts
Wheat touched u cents This afternoon.
Wilson Coyle. q notorious chararter was
arrested thts evening. and held Tor grand
faeras,v
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= gambler or a ihiefP No. Ne doala he
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lie WAS an honorable councillor; be he
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he wa. cue 81 The very sounGeSs rlea. and
yet what did Christ say TO him Except a
man BE- born again. BE cannot see the king
dom OF ted
Hut I can imagine soSae enc saving.
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certainly Caneot save myself You Ger
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onc there ha5 God MeR IS not there -
take part When Ged created the oarfh
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earth tie WSs alone, Now God tells as IN
Iris chSpicr how We src % sci iair HIS
klnEdeu- We ar aof u work sur wsV Ia
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. a.-Wheat-dull: de-
msnd poor; holders offer freely. Corn
quiet; mixed Western Is SID.
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now SIMPSON WAS CAUGHT.
He IL Induced to Re-Enter America
A Special Boat.

TACOMA, Nov Io.--Mr. Browning of the
Northern Pacific Express Company has re-
turned from n visit 10 Victoria, b. C.,
where he went In search Of +. s. simpson.
the young man who fled from this city
with over 81. 900 then I'm the hands of that
company for transmission. simpson, had
taken Canadian Pacific train for the east
before Browning's arrival, but a careful de-
scription was telegraphed 10 the conductor
OF the train, who at point near kamolops
recognized the young man as passenger
and charged him with the crime. simp-
sou confessed. opened his yalise and
handed out 1880 of the stolen money.
The conductor put him aboard the return
train and landed him yesterday at Vic
torin,
He was made 10 believe he would better
come into the United States than brave
prosecution on the other side for bring.
ing stolen property Into that country. He
consented. Rtug was engaged, and he Is on
his way In irons to Tacoma.
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TACOMA STREET RAILWAY SALE
bennett Transfers q Thres-Fourths
Interest to Willard and Cakes.

T4coAa. Nov ls.--A big deal sefween
big people was consumnated 10 day
Judge r. q. Sears, counsel for Nelson Ben
nett, has been at work on the details for
some days and only completed the papers
to-day and forwarded the same. formally
transferring 70 Henry Willard and Thomas
=. Cakes a fbreefuuFths interest In the
Tacoma street railways. late the exclusive
property OF Nelson Bennett The consid
Grafton paid was about $4,000
The new company viii commence At
once to reorganize the service. Cars will
commence tomorrow 20 run every half
hour between the heart OF the city aud the
First ward, or Old Town. aud on South
Tacoma avenue. On the Pacific avenue
route cars are 10 be run every 10 minutes.
Work VIII be begun at once ON the pro-
posed electric line out Ninth aud Flew
cath streets The Nanderpool system wiz
be employed, and the plant win be sup
piled by the Spraglie Electric Railway & No
tor Company. New York. The original
expenditure by Bennett on the railway
system as II nov exists was not more than
g25 COO
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rELEGRArnIC MARKETS.
san FRANCISCO REVIEW.


SAN Francisco, Nov, 19.-Wheas-pe-
maud light; smaEl business doing; quotable
81 57l{. Options: Buyer season, 81 eS3s;
buyer 1883. 81 bsls.
Barley-Rather steadier, owing 10 rain;
closing No. feed, sl14fss2l &c. Options;
Buyer season, a75sc; buyer ISIS, S7szc.
Oats-Holders net inclined 10 make
further concessions. 1t looks as ii bottom
figares have been reached for the present.
Milling, 81 2i15l a21s; choice feed, 81 l7is;
No. /, 81 III sf1l 70; lower grades, 81 o5tg
l TO-
Hops-Remain quiet aud unchanged;
quotations nominal.
Petatoes-Thc stock seems well cleaned
up and the market in better shape. Bar
banks, 6seCdsl; Garnets, 65Eg75c; Peerless,
50d70e; Early Rose, 65a75c.
Butter-yalGes keep steady aud firm;
fancy, 57lsc; fair 10 choice, 25(GS5c.
Egss-Siow movement, with rather
easier tendency; ranch, 45gi713e; store
lots, 35{G85c.
chartered-Emilla, lumber Puget Sound
to Bolivia: WIS. l. Beebe. lumber, Puget
Sound 10 New Caledonia; Kate Davenport,
coal, Nsnsino to San Francisco.
NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
New YORK, Nov. J9.-The stock market
to-day was fairly active during the fore
noon, but dull later in the day aad weak
and declining during most of the time.
The weakness was accompanied by fair
amount of luminosity, but this was alter
mated with dull periods, when prices re-
manned steady and the list without fea-
ture. Pressure was specially severe upon
ST. Paul, and when this stock began to GO,
the rest of the list followed. Although
movements in most Of the list were con-
fined TO fractional amounts, the active list
without exception is lower this evening
Governments dull ana firm.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
new YORK, Nov. 19-Money on call. easy
2G4; last loan 2, closed offered .. Prime
mercantile paper f5fr6. Sterling exchange
duh and firm. 81 So for 6oday bills, 81 s7s4
for demand.
BONDS.
4s (coupon) :. 12S As (registeredl. lbs
fss (registered) l073si4lzs coupon. 1885,
Pacific 6's ibid. 12l
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UNION PACIFIC TRAIN WRECK.
An Expensive Accident at Rock
Creek, Wyoming.

DENVER. Nov. ia Cheyenne, wyo.,
special 10 the Nelcs says: A costly wreck
occurred on the Union Pacific at Rock
Greek station yesterday afternoon. A work
train was returning 10 Laramie, Wyo, col
ided with freight train No. p, pulled
by two engines. An engineer and fireman
were fatally injured, and 10 or Il laborers
on the work train were slightly hurt. The
engines were demolished. The wreck
DELAYED u hours
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VICTORY.
Harrison Routs the Democratic
Hosts as DIR. Darrin Does Disease.

Harrison Routs the Democratic
Hosts as DIR. Darrin Does Disease.
SHE WOULD NOT TAKE $1,000.
10 The Public: Six months ago |
published a card giving in detail the
marvellous cure DR.. DaTrin performed
on me BY his new electrical treatment,
my troubles being complication of
ailments, such as nervous and general
debility, heart disease, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, and last but not least, vari
Gus female troubles in all their compli-
cations. which | viii gladly describe
to any one calling on me or BY letter
at 361 Eighteenth street, Portland.
All the above affections are perfectly
and permanently cured. | never felt
so well in my life. | cannot say too
much in praise of Dr. Darrin. |
would not take $1,000 and be placed
back where was before treatment.
Mrs. f. L. DEWEY.
ANOTHER SOUL MADE HAPPY.
Editor Oreqoaian-Sr: Seeing so
many statements in your paperof cure
by DR.. Darfin / deem it right to say
what he has done for me. Six months
ago was taken with a soreness
through my kidneys, liver and stom-
ach, and general weakness of the
whole system. NV kidney trouble ter
minated in an Inflammation of the
PROSTATE gland and urethra and ca
tarrh of the bladder. All remedies
seemed to fail until | was treated and
cured by DIR. Darrin. Publish this
that Others NAV know where TO be
cured. Ny address is so Columbia
street, Portland. T. L. Mills.
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.
Editor Oreqonian: wish TO express
my sentiments regarding DR.. Darrin.
have been afflicted with liver COM
plant, dyspepsia and malaria. Through
their electric and medical treatment |
am cured. Reside at Metropolis hotel,
First street, Portland.
f, MCMILLAN.
DOCTORS TERMS OF TREATMENT.
Drs. Darrin can be consulted free at
the International hotel, Cherry street,
Seattle, w. T., and will under no cir
cumstances take case that they can
not cure or benefit. Charges are rea-
sonable and the poor treated free from
to 10 a. m. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Office hours from 10 to daily; eve
nings. to s; Sundays, 10 10 u. All
durable chronic diseases-lost man
hood, blood taints. syphilis, gleet,
gonorrhma, structure, spermatorrh@a,
seminal weakness or loss of desire of
sexual power in man or woman, ca
tarrh or deafness are confdentially
and successfully treated. Most cases
can receive home treatment after
visit to the doctors office. Inquiries
answered and circulars sent free.
The Drs. Darrin also have branch
Office at 235 Fifth street, Portland, Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
them
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PORTLAND NEWS.
Criminal Item-Two New Smallpox
Cases-Personal.

PORTLAND, Nov. l9.--United states Mar
shal John Myers has received a dispatch
frem Deputy Marshal Roberts, who left this
city Thursday for Omaha to bring back
Edward Janeway. a mail robber wanted
here. to the effect that the United States
marshal at that place would not give the
prisoner up. The encouragement has
been appealed 10.
Two new cases OF smallpox were reported
TO day.
Al Barton, James Smith, J. A. Kile, ].
larson, J. W. Spencer. Charles Jennings,
~. J. Ankle, NJ. J. Wilcox, c. J.. Raymond,
Mrs Carter, NJ. P. Stafford. G. : Perkins, J.
J. McGidson and wife, II. H. Collard OF Sc
attl, are in she city
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THEY ouARRELEp OVER CARDS.
A Probably Fatal stabbing Array Mt
Whatcnm.

wHATcoa. Nov. la.-sunday mora
ing at O'Clock n young man,
Rmd Osborn, stabbed Adolph Amos,
probably fatally, and J. r. Nc
Donald silghtly, white dispating about a
poker game In this city Amos was cut
several times with oseorn's Jack knife.
once la the right hung Amos il In very
critical condition. Osborn skipped for
British Columbia before the officers could
arrest him. McDonald's wounds, received
trying 10 prevent the fraeas, were painful
bat not serious.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-20
sNoncmlsm COUSIN Norrs.
The omclai Returns Ne pemscrst
Selected.

SxaaoNISu. Nuy. tS~FoIiawiux 3 tie
oftieia! vote Of Seahcmish county, che Re.
pns,4can candidate heinz usracss aFss
Democratic second, and rreaisitioHisi ~
independent last
pesegase~Alien 80. TssssfheeS 54s. Nsrcens
n; Aileu'S pieraliiy, Esa,
Asi{utanf tseneral-s1' eften SIS. Butler
So, hrown 3. O'nFieu's plurality, SO
RgirNsfleF General 'uFry So. Nunt 81
vroemau = cnrrs's piassiltS, ~.
Prosecuting Attorney - NeWhH 50
Blaine al. EVsrSst SIN ith :. larksas ( New
Inns plurality. St
joliet Councilman Aus Sl AcFi-ay
Az Auit's sasSagiss, 81.
joint ReareEenia.Fe- y Efers Sif. d
NJ, usncosk. fsi Edse ga aftf.
Probate t5dge arl ~, asSl
SwssFcrd's majority, 81.
County TafaHfSsiorgFs 20. = takt rs
majority SIS; A. n. SeiasJ rt.s majority
~. = r. phaiNS "a. nain-.ty it. s. ~
stos fAsldes So / n Anlgve "a q d
Eofiggs 5iu
shsrlig-R. y. Temkius ~ d ST. tg
phess -; ToEnbslus faslerity ~
Aossi.aF-f. II. iNSeas ts.A - a. era =
does esE sNssns' taa,arstr. ia
lfeesureg-ft EsWFy TsS s. q Aa4sn
aSe. isNfsss sasioFify list
Asspsonr-f. khpsies Sg1 @. h. No. az
den 81; Rhaaaes nasssiss. E
safyey oss-@a. fesoe 80. 6. As.sezsez Hz..
sesne's majority, 50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-20
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