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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
ne PERMANENT cHMRMASsHIP.

The Committee on Permanent Organization
met soon after inc adjournment Of the conyen-
ZION. and California at once presented her
claims for tie permanent chairmansbip. Hor
claims were considered by the committee as
eminenty fair ones, AMI without dissenting
voice 81. N. Esiee, 81 California. was selected as
permauent chairman no temporary secreta-
ries. reading clerks. and al otlor temporary Off
cin!s, With the addition Of Lynch, Of Pennsylva-
MIA. az additional secretary, were made perma-
nent officers OF tho convention.
Tho California delegation, who had fought
hard for tho temporary Craftsmanship, are great
ly reioiced over The success OF their laOJrs.
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NORTH YAKIMA.


NokfH Y4kfNA, Oct. z2.-Tse good peo-
pie Of North fskima are preparing for
winter. stores Of coal and wood are be
ing laid ewaF. and vegetables b. The load
are being constantly haased inio the city
and soia here or ssipped 70 the Sasnd.
Potatoes weighing Ave and six peands
sqnashes of " and 90 f0uads aEd ether
vegetables 0f corresponding weight aud
Aimsnsions. ars no Uncommon sight. aad
iaore than eses 60 10 satstsntiata the pro
nGe character 81 Yakima din and what a
necessary adiunef TO the pepaiens cities ~
the sound this district is
The session % court, SuaKe Mash pre-
siding, Il over fbe cases ~ the two In
dtens aFrsigned for The Killing % two In
dian doctors on tho 6imcoe reservation,
resulted tE yerdiets OF manslaukhter in
bnth eases Being the first cases tried un-
der The sams circumstances in this district,
the trial was closely wktched and hard
fought on both sides
Wednesday, the 18th, Judge Turner and
Mr. J. l. Wilson of spokane Falls. will tn
terest the voters u Yakima By addresses
from Republican standpoint; As Judge
TarnsF has many friends In this vicinity
the gentlemen are SURF Of gond house
but then Republican speakers always get a
coed sen1.of In North Yakima The
Democrats have about thrown up The
sponge, ~ far ~ defeating Allen Is con
csrned
The iadiesot the Episcopal guild held a
mum social at the opera house Friday
night. your correspondent, never having
acquired The happy fafuity of preserving
silence, was muicted la repeated ones
The ladies netted very handsome amount
Tor their rev church on Yakima avenue,
which 4 being erected ia the antique
style aud promises TO be quite aa addition
10 the many beautiful public buildings.
The discoveries OF anthracite beds OF
large Dimensions induces q great deal 81
railroad talk and Il Il almost snre that a
branch VIII be run up to these coal fields,
which are said 10 be perfectly Immense
aud OF the fineef qualify Of anthracite
coal
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wALIA WALLa.


MAlLA wkLlA. oct g. The soldier =
=. bolsn, who en- Sunfas last was found in
the shsekes neaf the garrison. bad suffered
from his exposure aud priYatioa 3arinx
sis hiding e isN DAYS, - THAI bis weight
was testuu<d from - % Abost loo raands
when fnand, TIE says be lived en- haas
ehekeeherytcs aud Wild strawberries aud
fasp@cfrtes. which grew Ia abundance
near sherr 80 was, lie gives ne intelligent
reason foe his ssranxe absence The doc
iefs say be = anssoah,esaly aeszested, hut
thsf hslsffr That be viii fVspxer
Hsss sadie ilswicy. SISTER ai toe uawiey
ho9ss arrived here Tuesday fnam Cu.hes
tota, s1hies ash sili make her hcne here
With her b7oshesA
TSae pesasRt heathcss Wiz have the.s rev
tsasser ssaAcsisiery ready tag oFcFasion 10 tae
kaFeka miil II iew tays Tse mifis
esrscity ass been incrcssst & 100 hArrsis
dey
ne piaai !eg iha electric iixAtsnE al TIE
reRstsati4rY. constructed ~ the Seattle
klecsFic supply Cempaas. is GA the way,
And VIII - Kai uP Immediately 90 81 A.
rFsh Il viii have capacity ~ 80 Is
eaAsiie lacssaesrsni ianrs. aaa shc.
sasapiescss VITA he the hssess plant ia ;he
seggss- geAs ffrst, 1 tss-ep. u. u. csr,se.
rel. srAap. Drew q us-ap. second rnitea
sssies rAfAlFY, eaFe ecSsi eTeered before
s hnard consisting 81 Cot tsrpza. Cart
snfgeas aad t4eat ktaxseaFy, 30 ~ exass,
tned fef rrNssaassea - eaxsseznAsstcT. ser
gV&Rts
Tac train dtzgagchess eeice haec vii ~
eeiVe al additional nRn "a a few dAys -
that Tie Salts wi8 be eaaY etsht hcars
long, fasscaa 81 twelve IS noz Tha sxernf
tssAlfal As'ci4rst 81 tiegSa station ga The
Northern fkcaEe FAi3roaA. uas attributed
- TIE sssrgettpsneSs 20 the fr3sa ssspsfehrf
~ spsexus ~ WaHaer. when tAat Csf -fsl
bad ossa ca esEstant duts Is bears and Ie
Eaitasea " ava tse aecsceni eccarrsd
Capt tilrtoTc aaa WsfSs ~ seattle, WAo
have tsee xssisRg M aA8 Ma wllsia2
AtfktaAH ~ thts sStg. taf seyzS time 3efs
TUESDAY fes theif hNrre Nrx SlrkK-an
scrcsa PASTED tkszs a. faEtlAr4
he ., = 4 \. sina h2s sVAfAes Gals
asie aud ssyss<a& sac epekaas a fss.as<e
rsiirOaA Al tAs. ass.as Fatz j. the tAs-ss
tiaee The q y 4 \. have erussesi the sasste
foes xl,ffsx eGrth the GzAss fso ssalrta
ts,sS kasanist aa1 Feliazaa
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AILEN AM pnorrCrroS.


gTuae. Marching Through Georgia. ,
Shout aloud protection ~ the candidates
draw near;
John D. Alien comes before as. strong with
cut e peer.
That hen BE elected. sc may yoeeh with.
Ont fear.
singing this chorus Of freedom.
cEoRrS
HaFrah Harrsh, We sing with voices free.
Hurrahi Hurrah, Republicans shall Re
Shouting loud for John B. allea ON 10 vie
tory.
Singing this chorus Of freedom.
Those who Iove the future state. this Wash.
ingtoR Of oars.
Waiting for admission sill these Democratic
hours.
Think 1t time 10 poll a vote with energetic
Voting for Alien and statehood
Chorus: Hnrrah, etc
20 Republicans stand near. and raise the
standard high:
stamp your principles of truth and virtue
on the sky
Make your progress equal TO that Demo
cratic lie
Waving protection and freedom.
Chorus, Hurrsh' etc.
some accuse Republicans of superficial
aim,
Others, on the tariff. hold them quite ex-
ccedlng tame:
Yet. hover il be, you know. they get
there just the same
ifaggfng the banner Of freedom.
chorus Hnrrsh etc
". T. RLwELL, snohomish.
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Ssilcs to Contractors and Builders.

tIerk q sad school district No. /.
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TrpasEse - Esosst zzzt sS1a nascAs,s r.ssssr.s
ssnN sEx STsTs ssrcs7- ca. Drawer Z
AsANzea. sia- Scw Ea-k. - D-zsszzv.
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sNoHoMIsH.



sSoHostsH, Oct IA heavy wind and
rain last nixht caused considerable rise IN
the suobomish river to-day. Loose logs,
from The vsrious camps up the river, were
started toward the faonth Of the stream
and cotneFed IN the shear boom 81 Pearl &
Tompkink. situated eight miles below
town. There are prospects at present OF
high stage 81 water. and II ~, this viii
give the tnEgers an opportunity 30 drive
Their logs TO the sound, whence they can
be lowed 10 the milia The steamer MAY
Queen was detained abou. three hours THIS
mnrHins by the drifs,
Excavations for TIE furnace and boilers
Of the electric light are being made north
of flackm4n Bros sawmili. and the sork
OF pHiting thu wires about town l. nearly
completed,
Glad Tidinrs day was duly observed ct
the ~ Z, church On sunday evening,
where an Interesting programme Vas
rendered by the children aud choir.
Y, e. Ferguson Is just completing a new
addition 10 his wharf, making Il the only
quay above htgh.waser mark In the CITY.
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rELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
sAS FRANCISCO REVIEW.


SAN Francisco, Oct 24-wheat-OEer-
ings OF small lots OF standard quality.
Quote 81 sal hziS. OPtions-Bsyer season,
81 ess. buyer, ISIS, sie7.
Bafley-suppiies OF feed are large. but
the market is steady at s21se for new.
Osts-Holders realize that improve
faent must necessarily be slow, owing TO
liberal receipts and large stock. seventy
one hundred ceutals arrived from Oregon
to-day. Quosshse sissi y, the latter for
Surprise.
Hoys-tlmiet: quotations nominal At i5ta
lie for California and lsle i9c for Washing
ton. Receipts l3s bales.
P0tstoes-Reeeipis continue large. Eigh-
teen hundred sacks Oregon arrived to-day.
Quotaele Sdkdg0e.
Bai,cr--weak tendency; fancy, s2.qssse;
store lots, aNa3oc.
gggs-Prime product keeps Afm: ranch.
s0af2isc. store lots. sssas5c.
Chartered Msrgafita, inmber from
Puget sound 10 Valparaiso.
EHw YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEw YoRK, Oct 2t-Hops- Easy and
sugar-Raw, inactive aud easy: refined.
moderate demand and steady
Pig Iron-Firm aud dali
aoppes-InchaHged
Lead-Steaiy. domestic. q Is
Tin Firm: straits 81.
Coffee-options opened steady. noder-
ate business, on bad crop reports. sales,
g, coo bags. including Osfobcr si4 %. No
vember tIs soaia e5, December si5 500
is 20. January tis sosl5 s.. spot Rio dun
and steady. fair cargoes ls'se.
Bar silvef-atf.c.
Petroleum. opened arm at ssc, but became
weak IN attempts 20 realize aud declined
81 Mtsc rally then followed, in which
the market closed steady Al SIZE. Consci-
idated exehange opeued Ssc, highest sc,
lowest soisc. closing Ssse. New York
stock exchange opened ssc, highest Sc.
Ina. 600 barrels
CHICAGO rRoDrcE NAHKEr.
CHcAso. oct. 24--wheat closed weaker.
cash 81 fis,. November 81 lls.. Deem
bsr 81 i2'4. May 81 49,
Corn steady: cash dc. November
sic, December - lice, MAY = lice.
oAis~steady; cash saasc. November
.t,tc. pecesnber . li-i6e, May BIC.
Pork = steady: cash y4 IS. November
81 81 !. January sis IS, May sia 3.
lard steady. cash s. IS, November
8 81 !, January q %,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK sAKEKT.
Cmekso. oct. - --Cattie--Reeesp,s Is 900 /.
slow end Zoe lower. tseeseS s. sasta 40,
steers s3.ss. stockrrs and feeders s1aS a.
Texas cattle 81 7aesS r. western rangers
g soe4 50.
Hogs Receipts 2aNo closed l0c to iac
lower, mixed s. aces %. heavy s. SO
~. light . 2ssss -
sheep Receipts 500 dull aad 10 to lsc
lower, natives g. s5seS -. western s. iea
%, Texans g ssts %
LIVERPOOL aRIS skRKKT.
idvEsrSsof. Oct. "a wheat. firm
demand fatf. holders ofsr moderately
Corn steady demand iTm.
EXCHANGE ASD SECURITIES.
SEg YeHk. o<t "a Money on call.
easy a. isfte. last ioaa ~. closed Of
feFsd = Prime mercantile paper. stasaz.
sterling exchange. duh snd steady. s. -
fos sSasy b.iss. ana s. 81 for eemsad
naNns.
= frcsixiszeaA IL = o toosPcal ig7ss
- grssissersdl 10 - iccuPonsl itS's
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- kALED TESDERs WILL BE RErFIyyD
- up 10 Monday. December q isSs ~
the labor and materials necessary in she
erection and inclOsing OF Ia. eens.- hs,stf.
ifz sn9 two wards toT the proposed Hoxni-
tai FOR the Insane - he kyuia - wsfitsra,
Lake. Spokane county, Nazhfuxtca r.sr~f.
iorg BIDS VIII - taken for the enaEfrE.c-
tien 81 re building both In stone ara
uItcS- hids viii also tse taken for the
= hese Or seT&saie parts OF the safae. in
elsal4nE excavation, Stone H0rk. .Irsek
Nafks cape nfeT WORK r.AinfiMx and glaz-
iDg. gA.s snszea iron and TN work. A eer.
nhe- cheek 70 the vslue II 70 Per cent al
re t.1st s'iis5 accompany each bid. which
Nlti - teffe1iss 70 The TerFifnrY stoai.f ~
h.Ei..er i4sl 10 gEailfy waih good and A.
eertAfte s1rfises to TIE value ~ - -.
eeaA IT the coatrast price within 10 dsrs
siieg Tses4siag nas{ce "a ths aceepssnee n
fhe nss Al BIDS nus made Gus On tfaet
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TERRITORY NEWS.
j Spokane Murderer's Con-
fession.
n. ALixx ~ Krxo coUsrs.


sxor4xx rsIEs, Oct 3s-Tae case II
Geo. Miller. one Of the esespes rF1sofsers
who was c4yssreS yesterday. has asvsi.
1uurt acme sensational sexsufsx Gn1er
- excftemenf Of bis espf1re. Miller mess
= c0rfession 20 bis ezpsor 81 fia m&nnsg
na6 fncensIse Of Kehls nurdef. AizieF
claims ttsss be ard Kchi kssN sseh other
b Germany and that kohl sefsesf bis
rife and Induced her 30 leave hfm- he
Irzsru!red % Kill Kohl fsK tia. and foi,
lwHed him 20 skiz e0srfsy for thAs pssr.
0ase he spent i've y1xfz II Csilforsia
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When he got cut he hnute6 W k0sa and
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mi him. When they got bare Ksssl, who
knew what he Ma sbpat, offered Miller
10 ~ cofBpronise the case. gsicn fhe lat
- saeepted. bsf, hn1sns Kohl IVES friday
With LIN. nessr4ined % nszrder him,
wfIifh be did BIZ crssnifsx bis hesf With
3 stone ard duzabiax hlm Ia tkse rsvef-
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PonT TOWNSEND Politics.
Allen Weir Desfinss Preparing 10
Ueealxe Mr.. Allen.

roKT TOWNSEND. Oct. 20 ALLEN Weir de-
t1Inpx debate with W. II. Andrews, for
the following seaspnss ssfifst. the Demo.
cratic central committee eunninxly name
fhc evening on which Mr.. Alien appears al
Port Townsend for the debate. knowing
thai cannot take any % the lstfef's time
On that occasion. second, they say voor
him At any OF HIS regular appointments. 30
this excuse won't hela water Third, yoor.
hees has boasted that he would cheer me
NJ when he came inte this district II he
can ! want 10 know II
A rpusiug Republican meeting WAS held
Il Port ilHdiock this evening, G. NJ, Brad
shaw, q. H. Jones and Wasfen Carroll
were The speakers An enthusiastic crowd
left here CA the steamer wildwood.
John n. Allen viii DO accorded 1 mon.
efcf reception hers Tuesday evening next.
Kindred preparations arc being made By
the Democrats 70 receive Vo1fhces Tues.
day.
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mK. ALLEN IN KING coCSTY.
1h~ Largest Meeting Ever Held In
observation-disclosures Well Pleased.

GfLnAs. Oct. "a Hon. John r. Allen
cDoke II this rises shis afleraGoE. Iise
vv<ef1rr xns very nafavoenisie. and efs that
rre1unf : large naabsf Of tie farmiaE
S<spie were detained ~ hease. bat, 81
ho.leh t..e s1ires were 10 operation. q1ise
= 1EF.re uarstsr Of tfe miners xefs present.
- f{<s X. OF r. nall 70 lszten % what MAS
ofosfrneed III both Democrats and Repnb.
6crnf 10 be the ssosf able speech 81 the
rnmeeixr7. Every one was charmed ~
NJ 1l,enss kissf and courteous asnBrfs,
- usE a. biz woanderfaI logic aud pro.
1DunG ff4soains. Not 6sse wof1 Of sitaysf-
9fS0ss Or kbuss passed bis Ilps- rs hearers
1efe ~ Impressed that eFen after Mr.. Allen
knd faishad speaking they al ssili a. u
wishing 10 heat him lsHger Large nam
hers followed Ms. atiea % the train 10 tes
Mi their appreciation Of his speech.
HgG nEgnrs At ExweAsgLg-
Enwc&sflE. Oct 2i.-~lion John ., Al
ien.s meeting al Newcastle drew large
ana enthusiastic gathering if0na fha nasEii,
borIuR fnafhes, The largest ever heia 81
fhis p3afe Upon the srrisal % the train the
speakers were net BY flie baHd and jealous
e|ffzeus bearing torches sfd exhibiting en-
Elefux ~ nstfi1flsfa. When Allen Has pre-
SEATED rotsui< Of applause greeted hipl, All
G0niinaed through his speech. The baud
olasfd many old familiar tunes, and
E66r,Is III male voices ably rendered soiee
select pieces. such as "Hatglgn II Falling
au4 ssfhe Old Eaufeen." The meeting dis
ncr<fd with maay cheers for 0sf next dele.
fnfe. Many eoiiid not get TOTO the hail
and consenfed themselves by listening cut
ads u the gaiisat defender OF Republican
0rtar.f,tF<
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n &a&4A AE&G1f<4 &rez& DFDWEtn< =.
Pokr HsnLecz. 0ex willis the
scnoeasT walter r kiea wss lying a. tie
cszk Saturday, The Atzfx son II Eepzs Ior4
Szn. " he had neen pszssng aisons the dock
Lost his balance wktle elimniag ur-os the
rail and fell oycrs<as5 The aIarrn 1ks
gives and in an fBstaf all was eonsno-
ti1n. 9ne r-Rye AID EeAie fellow Fred
Nurks. EaoTe resosate fizan the others.
Jumped fresh tie u Aa-f. ssEae twelve feet.
xad, xrszvsnx the little feilss By the arm,
swar toward tie shore, where he was E,ef
b. the father. who A&d witnessed fros q
distance the ekIlds fall and sse had
rushed fr&Htic2fly into the water. His
feeling Of 10 eza be imagined, an hold
Ing in his srzEx bis boy, ailee aud Hnhnrr
lie osezed brave AGrxs 8 large sam Of
Nancy. Ehseh azz mos.zstlF but frmfy re
fass1. the nero declaring thai be was re-
paid By tie thought Of keanr the means Of
saving the ch1idFs Hfe. Then be tHraea
away aaa mingled wish tbs crowd
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sPeEAxz Ekfa.S. Get "A News has bear
received thAt the Czsnr dsAlsne Indians
have agreed 70 let the O & 4 ". othe--
wise the " ashingfoE q Idaho railroad pass
fhrpash their reservation Work on the
read viii commence Al an early day.
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VULGAR MIR. VOORHEES,.


Nj. yEENoT, Oct. 2s.--Af voorhees, de-
ugercd his funeral orAsiou today 10 q
en.ali audience, . majority 81 whom were
HcpublIcans He exerted hlfasels 10 shsw
That Allen WAS railroad attorney because
10 Bhs retained In the Yakima City case
nnd said. HIf ! were starving ! would
not accept fec from the Northern Pa
oifr.e He attacked the Republican party
In fuyioua terms. and said that the dsytl
Wea the afsf Republican, VIXEN be teok
Christ on the mountain"
He abused the country editors and called
Allen Weir. OF the dfgss. liar for pub
lishinx that ho was member Of The con
8fcrsionni committee,
His speech was made up Of eoasxe jokes
and profanity. and was disappointment
% the Democrats. The Republicans arc
labilant skagis eouaty IA sure for Ailen
~ no majority.
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ElLENsBURcH.

business Very srisk-snsw Ina the
Foothills.
kllsssHcsca, Oct. si.--Ths freight agent
here reports shipments 80 this point and
the Bis bend countFy and tho Cuneanalis
mines largely increased Ia the las; two
months, tseightiuF teams going eut every
day % the Zig nElid.
Business q brisk here. aud all the brick
sssfc-Fpoas neu under construction wers
rented aiaiosi a. soea a. the plans were
nade.
snow toli to-day 10 the Cascades aud