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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Duchess of Galiierra is dead.

Inc duchess OF GEiEEtff1 NEdQ.
Prince Alexander of Hcsse. uncle OF
Grand Duke Ludwig, is dying.
4. X. Mcmillan. editor of the New York
/ Commercial Bulletin, died sunday night.
Frank Kirby, a mill employe AZ Dutch
Fiat, Cal, was run over and killed by a
train Saturday night
San Francisco has been chosen as the
place Ter the winter regatta by all the lead
ing professional oarsmen Of America.
John Iangford of San Francisco is
charged on the city prison records with the
murder of Joseph Hayes, last Monday.
The steamers Wally and Golden Grove
are beached near Coustantinople, badly
damaged. having been in collision.
Clearinghouse report week ended Dec. S:
Gross exchanges, Il, III ga, $50, AN increase
OF Isl per cent as compared with the cor
responding week in 1887.
The roof OF Illingwortf's steel works, at
Newark. n. j., in course of construction,
fell in Monday morning, injuring 10 work
men more or less severely.
An engine and two loaded cars on the
passenger train al Coaimont, Pa. Monday
morning, severely iniuring q dozen per
sons.
Thirty persons were bitten by mad wolves
near villages in the neighborhood of
orsova, Servia. \ majority have died,
after suffering great agony.
Carl sehurz was given dinner at the
Lotus Club, New York, Monday night, by
50 of his fellow Germans as q welcome
home. VIM. sieinway presided.
VIM. Elkins and VIM. Ii. Polk were killed
by an express train while walking on the
track of the Pennsylvania railroad, near
Bridesburg, Pa, Sunday evening
Hacker, the indianapolis anarchist who
last week made a desperate attempt 10 as.
saSsinate his employer. James Bruce, was
arrested sunday morning at a farmhouse
IN shelby county.
The suit of Messenger rockingham
against the Adams Express company, for
illegal imprisonment. has been settled at
St Louis by the company paying trothing
ham $500.
The steamer Alameda. with the Ameri-
can baseball teams on board, has arrived
AT Auckland. New Zealand. The trip was
very pleasant. There was no seasiekness,
and everyone is in good health.
The State Central school building at Lock
haven, Pa. was totally destroyed by ERE,
Sunday. There we're 100 boarding students.
most OF whom were in the building, but
all escaped. The total number OF students
in attendance was go. and many OF them
lost their books, clothing and yaluahIes.
The building cost s5o,eS0.
The German bark II. Hackfeldt has ar
rived at san Francisco from Honolulu
with sufficient sugar To keep the American
refinery running Two days. BY that time
more banks from Java are expected, but the
Cargoes cannot be landed until the rate of
duty on slcn sugar is determined.
Deputy Sheriffs Christian and Herzberg,
OF GadsGen, Ala. went cut 10 the new fur
mace sunday TO arrest sam Moore. negro
Murderer. Moore had fed, bat the depu-
ties were shot aud wounded by unknoW II
persons. lawson Adams, q supposed ac-
complete OF Moore. was arrested. Moore
was afterwards found end killed while re
sisIing arrest.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Ellensburgh Invites the
Statehood Convention.
SMALLPOX AT ronr TOWNSEND.
Municipal Elections I'm Eiiensbureh
and ghzteom- Manufacturer
In Tacoma Olympia
Items.

ELIgxsBrRGB, Dec. EAT mass meet
ing Of Spokane Pals citizens on the CUES
tlon Of admission Of the territory. IL Wa
suggested that delegates from all the
counties 10 the territory meet In conyen-
ton ct Eilensburgh 70 consifer tie qses-
tion. To-day W. n. Abrams. president Of
the E;lensbnrgh board Of trade, sent the
following telegram:
.sBo6KD or TRADE Rooms, -
ELLFssgUEGH. ". T., Dec. 10.
Hon I. Hoover, I. r. Nash and osheFs.
Spokane Falls. W. T.. The board Of trHde
and citizens Of EIIensbnfgh, who are alive
10 the atiesti0n Of the admission ~ Wash
ineton, acting upon the suggestion made
Il q mass meeting Of citizens Of spokane
Pals. extend a cordial Invitation Of all the
COUNTIES In the territory 20 hold an sd
mission convention IN Eilensbgrzh early
in January. suitable rooms and every
convenience will be accorded the dele.
rsfes. wR ABRAMS.
President Ellensburgh Beard Of Trade. ="
This telegram inviting ths proposed con
yentlon NJ counties 10 meet ~ this place
was supplemented BIZ message from
Mayor Jackson inviting the proposed dele
cation to meet Of this central and most nc
eessible city Ia the territory, and promis-
ifg that ElieEHburEh would throw opc1 all
her conveniences for such conYenf!sn.
Our large new hotel Is now being occu pied
and will be ready to furnish the best OF
accommodations for visitors, aud no EN-.
barrassment viii b. felt to entertain NJ
large delegation e. may choose to come,
There seems 10 igc a unaaiEI0us sentt-
ment that such convention should be
called 10 thoroughly canvass the question
of admission and devise the best aud most
speedy way Of attaining this c9nsnmma-
ton 80 deyOutly wished. Dakota has taken
the Initiative and forcibiy brought her
claims for statehood before congress aud
the administration, aud Washington has
no less canse for zeal than Dakota. EileDs-
burgli presents the most Inducements a.
the point ~ which such q convention
could be most conveniently held for dele
gates from all the counties IN the territory,
which fact was recognized when u was dc
cided that the Republican territorial CON
yention should meet ai EilenHbufgh. The
town Is much better prepared ~ secoInIno-
date q convention Of that sort than u WAS
then
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TACOMA NEws.
katie rstosm Taken III Tive New
Factory Enterprises.

TACOMA. Dee. i1-Thc performance a.
the opera house - Night ~ Kaiic Putnam
did not comc OF, owing g. the serious sol
ness OF that lady. She j. uoa confined fa
her room ~ Tue Tacoma, aud may not be-
well enough 20 gu her engagements &c 50.
attic aud Portland
4 Mr.. stewart, wealthy capitalist %
Pueblo, Col. j. seeking a location III Ehix
city 10 crVci = carriage "tofr. NJ wheel
right, SECRETARY Of she chaater Of cssggi
mercc, states that Si7.ON viii he Invested
IA the place. A s. PAU syndicate. uaw ia
the city. also eccisrV that they psoposs e.,
eNpend $4,000 In The erection Of = lsH,t
and shoe factory il = suitable site can be
had.
James Wilson. r vicious unes lccSed Va
grant whom II tapk tlrpc officers 10 arrest
was fiued SO AMI costs by Judge taWraere
yesterday afternoon. fauk saith. q va
grant. was inasi so ana Gusts. snd 4 n
Kane and 6, ". Powell drunk sud aisae-
degly, were each anel s. snd costs
Thomas T, s.slvy aud Emma Nautilus
were married hy Justice seutcg As his ofsl q
late Saturday evening
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
The summerviiie PoisoRer Very m
Railroad Matters.

MALLA wALLA. Dee. 10. sheriff Bowlas
returned this morning from Union without
the Summeryiile woman, she being too 10
10 move. Her condition Is such that she
may not recover
The man Williams, arrested here re.
ceutly for the murder of Wood River min
crs, wss turned over To- the military here
rs n desertcr, the Idaho authorities not
wanting him.
The o, X. & n. Co have reduced the fare
on lines Ia The territory 70 Ave cents a
mile.
The interest awakened by the MDody
meetings continues. under the lead of
Messrs. Sludd aud Burke. The programme
provides for a continuance Of the meetings
until Christmas.
At wallula late last week Hud johnson
went 20 drug store, bought iaudAnum
aud drank IL with suicidal intent lie was
Immediately taken hold OF and saved hv
mpt medical aid Domestic trouble
IN drink were the cause
The kiparia railroad bridge is ready fnl
the iron, Most Of the wogkmen have been
discharged and work IS suspended unul
spring
The end OF the Oregon & Washington
Territory track is only Ave miles from town
this evening, The headquarters viii b.,
moved from MallBia 20 handsome ofAce,
In the Paine block Monday.
The steam laundry association with Il
capital stock of 50, zoo. effected permanrnl
organization TODAY. D. W Small Is presi
dent, NJ Mccarthy secretary and Treasurer
Henry kclhug, W T.. winNus, A. ReSenow
W. A. Kelly, J, I Mclean, Geo u Sa.her
land and f. Smith directors.
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
New YORK. Dee. 10.-Hops-Quiet and
weak
Coffee-0ptions opened barely steady, 5
Gl5 points up. aud closed weak, 5000
poiIf1s below Saturday: sales, $1,000 bags
including December. SIS 4Oql5 80, Janu-
airy Sl5 Je'Gl5 %; February SIS S0dl5 IS;
March SIS S0Gl5 IS. April SO 2SII5 %.
Spot Rio barely steady AID quiet; fair car
goes, i7ise.
sugar-Raw inactive aud firm; fair re-
fning 5-i6c. centrifugal, 96 test, 65sc; re-
fined firm aud moderately active.
Copper-Dull
Lead-Quiet and steady.
gin-frm.
Bar silver. 81 e.
Petroleum opened firm at Ss54c, but
became strong after toe first sales and ed
Fsnced 10 903tc. Heavy selling orders from
the west then turned the market, aud il de-
cliued sharply. closing weak at s9i e. Total
sales, l,gT7 900 barrels
CHICAGO PRODUCE aARKET.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10. - Wheat - Closed
ssieady; cash, 81 or4; Jan, 81 o5i5;
Corn-sieady; cash, 81 ise; Jau., si7se;
oats -Firmer; cash and Jan. 26lsc:
MAY -sisC.
Farley doing.
Pork = Firmer: cash, SIS S7ls: jan,
- 49, May 40 So.
Lari-Fifmcr; cash, SIS 05; Jan. s. s7Is;
May. s 10.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dee. 0.-Cattle-Recelpts, TO-
00c; market stronger: choice beevcs,
sNG5 20; steers, S5,aI IS; S.oekers and feed
ers,sl g0a3 %, Texas cattle, 81 1905 3
Western rang Is SOS 50.
Hogs-Receipts, 290O0: slow and SaI0c
lower; mixed. s. fGe,l 30; heavy. s. l66a
5 s.. liEAt, sos So
Sheep-Reeeipis. 700. slow and weak:
natives, g 75f5 -; Westerns. g sci 20;
Texans, 81 S6aS %.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Dee. I0.-Whest qniet hut
steady; holders otfcr moderately Corn
steady: demand fair
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AApHiD, Dec lo-Thc queen regent has
Entrusted Seu0r Sayasta With the formation
OF = now cabinet senior sagasta gucuuu-
According go the latest outline 81 the pro
posed cabinet. senior Vega Aruiio, minis
ter Of foreigl affairs Csnalajas. Of cont
nlvrCe, aud Admiral Arias. of marine, wall
retain their places tbs other members
Will Re teen. Chiuchills, war. NiEueua,
fut, rior. Naueuclo tiouzois. finance.
b.-Terca. colonies. Caplepaa. justice.
Tre new cahiaef Is announced. with
-cuor -NEesf0 as prem icr sud senior A-u.ija
latuis1eJ ol IA affairs
Tne new tah.nrtis OF similar uplexiau
7n the iosmcf cabinet, except that it Is
rinre uilahic, villa a tendency toward
granting clate~s ious To prufgc1tCUisIs
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SAN Francisco. Dee. In-ArrivcG-sir.
Columbia, Portland: san Pedro. Tacoma.
Sailed-Eurilic, pcst Townsend; Canada,
Tacoma, southern Caiifornie, Tacoma
FOer TowSsENp. Dcc. 9.--Argivel-Sh.
shirley bk. Henry Buck Sa.les!-Sh. GEO.
2. Manson b.. Georgiaua.
Dee, ia-Arriyc8-.hs Rosie Welt aad
spartan sailcd-R1ssiaH SD. Rhea
foaT hsCcyEEF, Dee. 9.-Arriged-Ek.
Mary clover
rpgr GANuLE. pcc. g.--Arriycd-~chr
Ei,sap
PoAT BLAEELEN- Dee. fa.-SaiIed-Bktn.
Amelia. Arrivei-S!t K isle Wclt
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REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded mt the Auditor
Once Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded nj the A1aikof
once Yesterday
Real ezssze transactions frora January
l. ISss. 10 date are SIS, -, s44 70 Their.
were fled for record yesterday = deeds
the considerations sggregstfng IFS 81 81
average Of SIC 10 Following Is r.e list -
furnished BY Weed & os5orne. ABSTRACTION
OF title
I. Aylwfn to Helen walker. and 4 Of soi
l, biz 4. town Of Slaughter. sits.
~ z ballard 20 5. Gatxerf. lots and I,
sec 8. and lot l. tee J. tp = Of 8 c. 81
H. z. SiuTs TO b Gzfze-r. SCI SEC :, fp :
n.rse.sL
". Blanchard 10 B. Ga.zers. sw1s4 sec =,
G. r whfworsA 70 B. 6stzert. iOs 5. sec
81 u.r4e. 81
D. I. Wheeler to r. Gairsri, ness sec s,
e. s TO W. A Ballard, lots and 4. sec 6:
LOT I. see Ftp - Of 4e, patent
L. : TO K B. Partridge. s@ix OF mel !, sw
x Of ne Z aad 4 of nelz see g.. tp . n.r
d S ton. c. s,uve. Sc u sec 6, tip = n.
e ). to N. Blanchard. sx.4 see s.. tip 3
q $ to D. T. Wheeler, mel. see 6, sp q
c. 5, to c. r. whitworth. 10; ?, sec 81.
{. 5. to P L Sander. ma of sea sec $.
I'M. Frink TO J. C. Re.dmsn. blk S,
woodland add 10 Salmon Bay city, $50.
X G. Fssgre 10 Efie Woods. lot Is b.
Faigre's arst add TO West seattle, $50.
NJ J. Lankley to F. Lankley, q c mel sec
Is. Up u n. "A e. 81.
u. J. Lankley to F. Luakley. com int
ne14 sec y. ~ Il n, les.
l. :. !. HGat to A. B. Stewart, So tract
of West seattle 5-ecre tracts. 5000.
B. ". Johns to Nj. A. Chase, OF sE14
Of ne sec IL. tn 3 B,r 4. and lots ?, 5
and 4. blk 4. South Seattle. s525-
l. T. Crockett 10 r B Williams, lots !
TO II incl. biks Il and /, Crown add, $500
T. BleEett 10 J. C. Brady, lots Is and 70,
blk s., Denny & Hoyt's add. SIS.
J. W EmTnerSoa TO George J. Drummer,
STD.
Ed L. Terry 10 j. Head, lots Il and Is,
blk 5. Terry's fourth add sl70o.
Thsd Hanford 20 A. Springer. 1895 by
20 II OF HanforG's donation ci, bet Sterreit
and sherman SITS extending. 500
W. W. Parker to j. W. Parker, 10 eh to
IS ca IN NV cor sw u nel4 see IA Up "A Z. r
e, and land in Pierce county, $50.
g. J. Saith to j. w. George vi. of lot g,
blk !. Chaufalqua heath, IS.
Puget sound ChautauqnA Beach assem-
bly, 10 J. W. George. lot 8, blk 4, Chau
tAn9ua beach, SIS.
c. Siolseth TO J. Nelson, lot :, blk q,
II. l. Yesier's first add, $50.
J. d. Lowrasn 20 II. A Smith, acres at
sw cor lot ]. sec a. tip ) II, rs e, and 3
acres at sc cor lot ,. see -, Up - u. , e.,
800.
Z. Blewstt 10 w. S. Boynton, lot ., blk
p. Denny & Hoyts add. $40.
Frank p. Blair 10 q. T. Dixon. sw1: of NV
4 sec 5, and lots l. . and 3, sec c, Up q n.
RE. SEQ
G. E. Dixon to ". G.. Gsstoa. swI4 of NV
= sec and lots ], = and 3, sec G, Up q II,
ri e. $500
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District Court Preeeedfpgs-Itens Of
General Inf<rest-


oLYxpfA. Dee. 1e-TAe fogloxtpx case,
have been disposed Il in The distrsc. eoars
einee LAT report: seateD MnaafsctarfDs
Company -. Bigusnef x Bsiiinsx. . yer
dict for Defendants wzs rendered. in toe
case Of the territory vs. W. Roy. charged
with ossiainisg goods under fass@ pre-
teaees. the jury found defendant insane,
aud tie egslrt ordered him committed y
the ssyIam.
Riefsart Ossena. q native Of Canada. aud
Jas. y. Davis native Of Eagiznd. were
boss admitted 10 citizenship.
In the csee al j. ~ Robertson ". o.
R0seutEai q verdict was rsadere4 in faxes
NJ piaiDfif In the sun Of tI7n
A ysr1fes 10 favor Of psAiBfiE vas given
ia the csse Of Charley Chfn2naa Vs. J..
Stampler.
The plaintiffs were given Judgment in
the case OF Aidfidge 4 HOY y. J. A -slssy.
Themas II. Alien. late OF kensucky. was
admitted TO practices law in the courts OF
this territory.
IN the case Of the territory ~. zoa
Chain, charged with selling iiqaof with
out = license. defendant was acquitted
GENERAL SEws.
The number Of real estasc fransfers IN
this city 50 far this month Il double that Of
any corresponding period for years. and
values eonsInne 70 ineresse RAPIDLY.
Among the recent transfers Is that Of lots
aud In block Is. which Was s0id on sat
urday 70 Sir. X d. Ksileft % Geo. Lang
ridge. the consideration being fkioo Also
John q. Lybarger 30 Jehn X. Brown, loi
Of block q. swans addition. Sis00.
Olympsa's old fagOrife. the fleetwood,
which has befn laid ap for 10 long 10 seat
tie. II again lyinx y. the old place by the
Fourth street dock, having arrived late last
night Lafe as Ems arrived. hoEeFer, her
familiar whistle attracted large number
0f peof Ie to The doek. who babe her vel.
coiae and gave her sssiirkaces OF future
support and good will.
The steam attached to f0ang's bus TOOK
fright last night aud started on a double
quick down SecouG street. When they
reached Main. however, they came into
contact iut0 tree. which very suddenly
terminated their hasty proceedings. aud
they were led back To the stable for re-
pairs.
The Office of the Olympia and GFay's
Harbor Telephone Company Is TO-DAY being
removed from the store Of SIR. r. G.. Van
Epps 81 thai ef Ne Robert Mari, the
former having found tina, he cannot prop
eriy manage BIS own business aud fhat Of
the telephone company st the sane time.
ST J. y Edmiston Of Dayton is in the
city ou bHslBess before the district court
Not less than 20 citizens Of Mason eOun-
ty. paliy from shelton, are in the
city waiting for the election contest of
TAYLOR vs.. Day. involving the authorship
Of Mason county. Witch viii come up be
fore the court 20 morrow.
Capt VIM. Mickeu, Robert Frost, A. A.
Phillips. Herbert AeMicken and A. J.
Tresdway are hunting AZ sesQuaiiy, sY-
Ing gone down Saturday.
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Treatise &C Blood I'D Skin Diseases mailed
frca- Tx swift sT1cz7Ic Co. Drawer
Atlanta. Ca; SCw YORK, u c-osdwzy.
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WASHINGTON, Dec ia bill introduced
ia ihc huuse to-day by Howard ui Indiana
furnishing crime against the elective FRAN
vh5sr uiss.-s 10 unlawful Tor say person 20
a-c pf money % either valuable Uousidera
tua ios his YutS Is any election l0r repre-
sentative ia Vongrvss. The payment %
rforey tos she vote 81 any person az such
esea' iAn g. also declared uulaWful. 4 per
ssu violating either Of ;hvse provisions
shall anon Fcartcuoa Dc DISTINGUISHED for
a pgE.V1 81 u0t less taaa six nnr HON
iAAD Do wears. ard Tor such a period shall
- disqualified from holding any OSice 81
honor, irssi og profit guaer the United
States Provided, that IN ati prosecutions
uaGer this AL against a person chareesI
with having heca hgibed. TIE accused NAV.
with tac consent 81 she prosecuting atf,r-
uey, be exempted from rrdse, ution by
maksns known the person Offering thc
hefH.
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THE RIVER AND nARBoE BILL
Lrrge Appropriations for the Co
Inmbla and Yaauina Raw

WASHINGTON, Dec. io-The river and
hafbOr appropriation bin has been com.
pleied by the committee, and will be re-
ported 10 the house early this week II
appropri8tes, in round numbers. sl2,-
90 600
The amounts Appropriated for the yari-
GUS Improvements have been In general
one third OF the amount estimated by the
chief OF engineers as the sum which could
DO proftably expended on tie work during
the fiscal year. This rule. however. has
been departed from ia many cases where
circumstances required II. The exact
amounts appropriated for specific local..
ties cannot be given tonight, bat approx
mate estimates include the following:
Improving tbs Missouri river. sg75. 600. Co
inmbla river, $4,000: Oakland barbor,
California, sis7 90: Yaquiua bay, sie0. 600;
Goose bay, California. SOS coo; Humboldt
hay SIS 600
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PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
A Case Of sfnalip"x Cutting ARRAY
-SbfuuIfR.

POET TOWNSEND, Dec. IA Hell.dehned
ease Of smallpox has at last appeared in
this city, 10 spite Of the precautions taken
by the city authorities. A dsckhRnd OF
the steamer Edith. who was recently paid
Off here. was taken seriously 80 on sataF-
day. He had been around the various
saloons for several days and nights. up.
pafently without cent Yesterday the
smallpox became 30 clearly developed
upon him, that. after consultation be
tween City Attorney Jones. city Health
Officer Harrison aud TeFrit rial Health
0ificer Wilson, IL was ordered that the
patient be removed TO the territorial hos.
pitai, which Is about three miles from the
city, so there will be no danger OF n spread
Of the disease.
RAzoRs IN THE AIR.
colored man named Blye, who has
been employed as night cook at the Gem
restaurant. got into row with n white
man over game of cards at the Golden
Gate saloon Saturday night The negro
started for home. but shortly afterwaid re.
turned, and brandishing q razor jumped
for the white man and succeeded in cut
ting him very severely In several places
A suspender buckle near the heart Of the
victim was all that saved him from fatal
wound. The negro then iled. but was
speedily captured by Officer Furlong aud
Mr. Rouse. There was preliminary hear
ing Of The case this afternoon before Jus
tice Trimble.
Mr.. VIM. y. Erying succeeds Mr.. J. +.
Mcintyre rs correspondent and agent OF
the Posi-. IETELs.IGENCKR az this place.
His Office Is with Mr.. u. & Miller. next
door 10 the Delmonico restaurant
sniFPIaG.
Ship Rhea sailed yesterday with lumber
from Port Gamble for Melbourne.
Bark Shirley arrived yesterday from san
Frsneisco TO load return cargo OF lumber
at Tacoma.
Bark Henry Buck arrived from san Fran
cisco 10 load coal al Seattle.
ships Florence and Hecla arrived down
from Tacoma, yesterday, wheat laden for
Great Britaiu
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CWt aoo. neC tn,-Suu3ay passed on
quietly Ia tbis city Toe poi.co Ncre
IuHsscd Ia she several stations But one
suarchtst meeting vas beia. iu rbauatau.
it wzs oStup.lhly Go be- a meeting ot .srt,..
gates fruu thp fhuec socialist SUNDAY
schools. FoHT hgudfe.l tsa.pie we-e
present te-trs a. ,sIinuens serc
adopted. deuoaaciaE capitalists aaa con.
aemulnG thc aciioa ei t1e paljea Ga Or
ping Sunday mccliusS Tee auargN tstN
who rsmc fo Grrffs haH found the place
leckod,hhv ptepr.cior kcepiag his pg,fHais
inafc - tac fsalas.
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KANzgRAD, Dee. io.-A British steamer,
which was rrccutly sent "a BagOmcyo. re
turned here Yesterday with several Indian
traders ard their fam,lics on board. They
roper, that the town Is wrecked. There
was severe Fighting On Thursday and
Friday, aud the rebel loss was
heavy, German aad two native de-
pcuter's were wounded. Bpshlri subsc-
gucutly retired five miles inland
hushiri captured two ivory trains In the
tnteC-r. aud killed a nuns Der OF poEters
who refused "a join him. The rebel loss
Ma l11 kffTsE
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The san FraucIs,o Police ,ruraer.

>NN FEaScI>ca Dee ie-Aa Inquest
- the case 81 e. g.. Ra-cH1Tock. killed on
Morton street N5dnesia evening. was
held ta.S AFTERNOON. A large number OF
persons $50 witnessed the tya-edv W,re
examined. aud orsF would identify eN-
Policeman Thompson. Ebo Is in custody
wtn EEEn. the CE. policeman. also
charged with EICrtsr a. the man
Who Hrst shot ghErlt-s Harris
q haokmann, positively Identified Thomu.
son as the laan who fred al
koscuac.aek. re was sitting ca his hack
and saw TIRE affair f-ugl the hrst Rosep-
hyceS Knocked Gaoups0a dlwa. drsrgipr
him sway fgen the woman ae vas he.iing
thompson then spEagg % dis feet aud
UTcl. t1luwiuE tira MP. The larry after
al hoar's eclbc ration charged thompson
Win murder. facy charged Pugh with be-
iug an accessory ma did Eas think
Ties bad ieeai q CHS - 10 tt{.. and that
pt-, ot She verdict was crossed OIL