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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
CHICAGO ELECTION INVALID.
III the Republicans Cheese. They can
Remain I'm Cfssra

CHICAGO. April s.--The politicians ~ this
city have been assonlshea b. the auoanes-
ment that II has been discover 4 tbs ~
cent municipal election In this city IS a.
legal and that IL Is within the poxer OF any
citizen to overthrow 81 This state OF az
fairs gross out OF decizien Of tae sa-
rregnss court rende res since the election
was held Last November tfa suburban
towns of Brighton Park and CscerD were.
hy vote OF their sseople. annexed 70 Cab
cago. The village osicers OF both places.
however, contested she smafter, aud il has
since been pending ia the eGHrts.
The decision Of the court annexed Eas
territory "a the townships OF South and
West Chscxgo, but did n0s make il part Of
the city. the power 70 extend the Traits of
which rests entirely with the city c0unesl
Therein lies the frosable. Tbs Jaw OF The
state prosides that whenever 81 "a q sowrl-.
ship hes within the limits Of city. The
city election shalt he held the fisxt Tue<kfsy
after the ngst Monday IN April. and where
the township Is not al inclnesesi within shs
city limits the election shall Dc he'd on
the third Tuesday ia April iF1deE the de-
cssioa Gf the supreme court rxsifssuE the
annexation Of Brighton PARK and Cioero 10
the towias OF west and south haeago. the
city does not entirely cover the eowuships
and therefore tke municipal election
should have been held April 9sf More
over. the Law requires fh2; - aays' notice
Of the election shall be givea. xnd as shs
tirze II too short between this date ani the
third Tuesday In April fr legal notice. II
seems questionable whether the mistake
can be recfined By new election ~ that
date.
Vide fields Of speculation arr open as 10
the possibility Of reversing the verdict Of
the pesyple in the recent political lausfs
slide Il Is claimed that II the present Re-
paoisean administration Is willing so ia
yoke the law IL can hold over Aua prevent
fhe negiF elected Democrats from taking
their SEATS IL IS said Mayer R9cae has
consalie3 the corporation coansei IN re-
gard 10 the matter. bas II ezaaot be learned
tia. aaS decision vas reaehaSa.
This evening rsssdeat of the annexed
territory applied TO Judge jasntson FOR an
iu5aae1ioa restraining the election cora
mtsssansss from counting Of declaring the
Tozss cast The groaud taken Was tat
fae residents Of the annexed strip. having
80 notice os eiecssen. were deprived ut
electoral rights. vftiatlng the whole ese<-
tsca. The applicant was armed With =
Recommendation from q mastesiu chan
Gerry thar the tn5aactson be issued Judge
JGzssoE srt fhe matter Cor hearing 81 10 =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
POST BUILDING.
Choicest Property City
which, be pleased Intenung


Joarrai of Commerce.
within
aAE
cheeky
the Mediterranean and
w}th
his
In a yoaM
Through Ng4
r. RI pushed
xsreh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
scRrPPKRs LOCATED FGRsr.
Upper mtehigsn rine Lands Lest ss
settlers.

Mases gT-x. Mieh.. Aprfl s--Tne register
assl rseeIxe< ef tsae 8s1si aAsce EsF tais dss-
trsie hzs decided "a szsar "a sersp locations
pn Lands M5rhSn sAa Iademns1F An9sfs o8
fssss 81 Mars gesre. szgssgnAaa & esnsznsxssn
rassren4 ersaz. FeeezlEls a<s.s&-e<s flsytettzsss
AGAINST sseszessr&s3 gnss egE ezaF FfSssa SCI,
fse,x. wha elaIzrec szs s&szsSs ~ dispute By
vsrf,Es af Legal ensTv sSg-esss 2s sssua Is
fhev @e-S xhrx@ eIssa - &EsfrS as sss4ESs
she xf-fs settlers @lsa Se1 ssHt5ssssssy -
SIZED fs.r sas szakas Tha ie1ai @sssesAss
kssa saat she S.EisxssaSas ~ tee sers4syers
fss.S 4 k1sssassAt a 4ze Sxz.s ~ csr
Pate. whseh fsaax sfsitsE s. spaa - Sesg De
came knfsswes 81 sRtry- TIE MnxsnE VIII -
aps eAses3 kvazz. a-a ms ea0Esssss tTza sfsTre2l
Is NaSsz1n9tsfE-
gre 4er1s.aa Nffefas s3z6 % w1tee fsezs
= rise estimated 10 ~ E0rsA naS ssss tAsA
sa. .agE etxA gMs EeArsssS is fE@@s sa&ss@ 80
ssrss9a4es1 EAs .taeusEs9n ei he Nxgss@s Asaa
receiver sEagn Eae HID ~ Mz7eA aasaa tsss
sxh 81 tkzs nsan1A. aizd sasTs barr heeE 80
less fn8n q zexEn z4wgxrs erxAssa N ossE
1sasssa.T -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
THEPACIFIC COAST
Steamer Line From Port
land TO the Sound.
o r. \ rnxraHr coxrErrrros
Afrseieas Murder In Eastern ors9sa
Myriaas sf Marine Msnsesss
on shr Oregon Coast

Feerz.Asa. ARrii ss-The orexSn Rall-
way anz Nsyssasssa canpAay aaneznced
to-day ssssE "a ssAn aafa IL mgzl establish :
steaaer lIn@ bsEHeen puzs1assst ard seszrek
sand. II csnp%ss sEth sae Sorthex1
fseaise ser thEoagA buslness. TAss nsktsas
hss fseea rnsssF ssae causizlesSsso<; ef IL
sszasSSs.sg sstsessss ss fsas camp p2ny for soxse
fsase. sma r ssS AA@sn shexrht thai rca1
xcAaa ae szsa fsam Ae-e 10 senNe posps %
TIE suzSd. presumably sea<.as o. TAeoma.
As shsFS @-e vxz1eas poiass ~ -
esss<f between A1rp sssd cane rfaf~
iSFy aza5 aasa e@sweea thzs rEaee ara
k.9-S 4aNa~Sa1. = S1eA thn resxnzns -
esfSs 81 kczd sfs<sasss the t.s1s - e<11 dir
Fezz = Is seesae& hAfsss prsFsseania -
= = sessze4S tai lana aHa toe Fuxek
- s.ss...sl .1sarss'a siiSsss Ae cou0eases Nv
sssnerAl Freiehs Axsat d. C1upheil wne
seak ~ c4f Eraaesscs 10 rsskp n5rxanf-
meats via To sasssae rexsf s.a4rzshfp
wa 3sAshk aRssszI SsS----sar4t.< 4 x1cMzseF Ho
ke&ns~d The 53ahe, wAgeh Will nsaks. ASST
fosr srs Ess = sssarA. II sns gepfarc rys,vsn
the klae.
Speaking oE the snssrnssse. Mr. cxxnn-
AeA sssa: This line Viii he . leaarr iSx
=, 5ssrL iAsa Sc, tor thsl sassser. for III peintD
Shsi sFe iTiSasary 10 Portland. heceuse fhe
eezpsntes eaa BOW make tAranxA rates
AZ sasIsse%s=szs sganes 50 All ssasnes -
tae Seaad SD raast Alonx xafch
s1~ Aae runs Qske sesxEa will touch g
seNn Bay. Pnrt is1sssnesS ana Port
Aasssez=. ss=ssss situated Eesusen caae F,ef-
tefx and Port Townsend. Win which
we new have AZ connection. The
1S& ssss2Ea wsss bring witnin
toe fe&NA uk Parxaanse lnrrn
teffEfnxs Of trade wAtea merchants here
hsye been uazbss "a sasieA before. Thcro
VIII De no point sa tho sound thai ~
csa reAen ialsefsszss<eslt OF aay oae elnn
Assaaaer faet Enxf i "a great 1ns>crfAaco
70 fkis place. BY 0ar rev service Ne can
receive fright ~ Portland for Asaxka
lsssnfss and tfaas1er ig - fha steamer Mno
Ehst has ~ terminus cu the
rauEAi- Thus ne hKve established
means whas1hs shs city l,f
tcstazad - sruuxsf iHso direct coEsser<ion
vita Fcsnss "a Nsshiagfon. British cclaU-
tas aEd Alaska. whtra have fesefs urafs-
ncAlay aat al her way beretaz0res
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

SacgsxRsro. April s--A sczulxt raeee-
Ing Of the ssass board of esaca:ion was
held to-day IN the ofse< q Superintendent
Holt All the Tsesahers were present e.
cept Governor Waterman r. Is. Pierce. ~
eentls elected principal OF. the state ssnr-
zkal school. CHiCs=. prcseuted certiSca1o
assd fnoS his Fest ~ = saembrr os The
cssloaal dipaoms&s were granted. The cen
uaitfss on FeFssssn Of hnxks reported thai
Tie EnsaBscFlrz for xsntiug geography
Was very ncazsy completed. bat Il wisi kAko
alnoSt two years ~ hnssh susYasxnx.
Among other bsaoks 20 Na kd3c<s - tie
states series sre urinary langu&gc iessous,
elementary ase@r2nhy and pby1iotoxy.
The nsSxrd asaious1ls5 30 zftens q is36f
meeting OF the normal school trustees q
Chico 50 Eu0ss1H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

kFAssssiEAaLs liaAx, Aprtl s.-A stzaag aews-
Essssss = Esss.sSss, eesagasesi u saHse as the
iezAfsase s'Asasss Il Anersess las faxs sSsn
s'Eszs.z fazsats>S ny A. J. Miller. * thts err.
- A1x FRFsssSe 81 srseasi &c pxNiozssax
~ ~ sssAsslasa@ ta Ealrsss neSsseA fMlFtscrzs sE
s'e1sTss AsasFe& Ias SxpealfEsta wiz
consist ut Mi1ses. ss manager. praf. Fssg.
rsgas naturalist ard tzxzsferFalst. F-ssf 4
k9y 1-a~zss Feaaoxssk aHd aeeliasatossxR
Aa1 Nza II. fenaeAs. cf AtaRnsa. Thss =
1Ese sseaz4 leaTRey naAae 81 lNr. afaSer.
1Afo4gh SeSfTas seaexse4. SRA ass - ussrs.
eaee ard 1assszssrssr wltA tfsil nktsre<.
taszr language zEs2 easfoxss. wiEl ~ ~s1sss
&saS - the freseas eEsernrssa in tx5ss<srs az
Al.aAsakAE !. .Elxrk Continent v
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

AsvoRiA. APRIL s--The eapsaIa Of thss
scAoonsr Sorna- which asrsred In srun.
san Fssaciseo yesterday. states that nearly
al dag sunday ne sailed thronsh vaxt
anznbers sf fss seals, whales, psrposssn
aud sSA-lsosis. 50 plentiful were they thai
they barely kept eur Of tho
way of she srhoones. One sarRo
shnss was sfrssck By the vessel.
Ehe ssAooi was ok snth vsHs proportions
sAAt the laokoat aletf could rsos see wbeFU
u endess- sset untli About ~ relies "a sho
y Sassfitag bstoy aid the xchooner ran clear
~ taen. Aiiiions OF sexgulls hovcrc(a
over ihexa- The superstition Is tnAt they
were soiSwing mp "a ezorraons sSAoo1 az
Gsis -
The steamer G u. fseishaw. which ssak
70 The san 1sncssco tay Abonf : weak
age. arrived tbs a1orninx. sIx DAYS from
san Franchise she y . crAszs y-iuok1nR
ssAfl 20 make ss..-A . long ioHrney E=stnt1
Ha5e2rs. who hvonght hsr up. says sno
~ aEdgr wafer Aseut - muth of -
as<4 g sfse sss ah@ts II un the p1sS1ce urs
II g . wonder % ss&ay who saw hef that
Hh4 ever &rflf II her<. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

DxSvEE. April ; Delegates freEa tie xs-
rieas AasOass lDsages in Colorado sssess,.
haesi Ae-e to-day fng sas pxsrpsse ssf pars5ci-
EsaEtns IN TIE eegesnvntes ag Afvf@v the
cornerstone of the new Aasnaic sernnIe.
eorsaeT os t4xteenSa ard we7snal streets
tAe cerezaezSies were verr Impressive sat
were Witnessed ~ several sa1usslaS3 xses.A
pie. ga EnEl3IsaE wh1gs yxsgs agt,.ss sssfs -.
eight sto-ses high ana the laaassosneSt sSest
az HE Mississippi. cassing 500 go 4Faopw
ne rroEalnert Visiting Aesans w<re Grand
ftsasn 2isder James IL Pesbos3y ,sf NAsxa.
ssaEsezss, Past Grand Master III. r. ri.
bVcEa well o. lsssnois ard A. Nsnlna of
Sew Nsrk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
FORGERY o. raLsEHooD-


MAsHESsTpS. April S--arEaEsas waS
X gas Sn IA supreme eeags 0s the uaaEesa
S.sszss ss-s&v IL sae Important California
& a.. eat3al.sz the Cusfee states. psa1Eisfss
Is saha u fiAgl, George Il. Pesssa. 81 a..
ard @- = Rally Fe>a@etsvesy. AalAs ~
ssss. 4ns1se = essafx4xs Wsfn fke zs1Sd
~ss1zs serrs ygr-genzs<s II Csssaxata -
szxxrg Nzt541 tAasss. Az : = SharEea nr
GSz uss saFxeg taeza s. al. lat 1ssAEfA1 lbs
ARDS y hts ssss4ce wlghaasF ever ms&i&E .
xavxeS. sod returned the Essss wszs 9erts
Es.sss E2s9 Eazrs - shs szsyeyeS genera
he Saa zSzss s1a@ wss-k - rst 3 rss5 ~ tAe
ssSsss fszgk ii Is atazge4 8Eak kssgssn &ssi
E3azsx wexe as3e gszissF ss fzx&ksnE false 81
sazxsss. kaa FefTia s&a psnsgs xEe e skt1l-
zsa1 csarTsss wsga conspiracy - ssxxszas
zAe gasxrzE1saA
EsszeE<Eszss sepES az snsss1se1 - st1sg,EFF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
NATIONAL AFFAIRS
Commissioner kasson on the
Samoa Question.
rLL-BaLasCED wAE sHIrs.
The Pensacola saak- Negotiations
ssr opensng All the okla
hsn. Counsry.

EEw YoRx. AgsI ..--Ex sfEnIsses s.as
son. cse Of the Samoan c9snnsssssossers.
wao. witE Commissioners Esses s.n1
Phelps, Is sbont - sesve ssr Esr.sr-
pggs, IL secsuzng 90 express IN
opsnson tonight - negaxa 10 she
stand tsken bF tiszs goyeF1zzen:. said.
We wiz visa - eaEer the caassseaee
~ FREQ as possible from mny Ht*e-arcss, On
fAe xnbs@ss aEe hare uz<.x@ Consideration.
I1e Easn isaexfi0n which eoaseugsgs -
sEil ce Eekaslesa u2sa some node sf pro
ssrfirg tAe rights 81 ExFigaars NJ szsnsaa
without interference sFitA Ez1lVe frlsze-
re51AEce- e VIII 5e ezr gSsaeTzl sfra %
secure ggss1 order I'D Samoa asss1 ufSznizEu
The prtEefpse Of tie saual rights OF sha
p09srS, however Interested there
kasspn. when asked i he fzouxhs the
destruction Of the naval sqna<asus w0Hld
assect s settlement. said he ssaaEghs there
weula yTe6absg be raore strenuous Sstmss
10 Feaeh sGcA settlement as to render ng-
Eeeessa-r EA4 maintenance Of a Foree. ss
thz fssxxss1s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

waEgxssss. ". Va. Aassi ~ Eiissaa Hs:-
nsld. ese uf TIE participants 2 t2e Hat
aela- Metr0y tens. IN tssi uae IS sSesstasky.
nss csufessssf to TAG ESezss 81 ks@ EsMrs&r 1T
he fAYsa MeC0y trwlGers. gssssgf. fzsssy
ard Esasa3pA- TAe IiasGsssss ezEssazsa
,sera. sses thea - ssee asfs S4se kAesz
rsxse 10 gxs kArfr Ersser~. 2aAa &ssaesss
gsen ssAsse Esesey dat Amsn SimsA#g ksssirs
IsEhsszs Aas Alex & za&sr kssss48 fsasstssFsA-
AE fae 0znef1 Alss esa ss{s1 tAese Hrezkssss :
tssso se.s azxssez ~ Es49 yiesseas Thea A.
NAfaesa zassse A. 9f sA@ sAz4 SNe4t =
- - fkse s5 4. ~ sssa 9sss xmAa wa& 4as tS -
So "a aasxss 81 sAEaza i ~ wxxE NsS1s
Hsffs~hs surszser sAzz Re z84 Tara VA
ssen killed Iez &Heoys Ast gaze r4z-
Isessaxr. q. taas aasszl Esasaes as Aszfs5z
essl AIIgn MeCag il tss.A Tbs Asshsa'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

NEw ToRK. April The explosion. pro-
sximstsy Of q GynsmSse tomb. which 90
CURED TshrHRsy IN she Fssr of sfevnn-
s<sn's bfswevy. hss been foaad % he fhs
work 0f labor m.ion men. four OF whom
are ia eszst1ty In rolsce headquarters. Ono
OF Eae faaf En&u lrsyocsos HFsnez has n
cii2fge made = confession sfsss told of fho
k,aist 81 the eshaf ssrcss Ihe iuformnr y
Hcafy A. Fitzgerald. formerly ualkin9
ss,fle9sse pf sne ale and ForsFr nrewxry
ktnpa0yees Protective Atsocaaflons uho
csssz1g%use local assembly 500 exahgnc<i q
eizEries assembly ~ % ". II 4. Tsls wea
implicated sn5 wh0 are ia eusf<s1F aeo
loan L9Ydcat 81 the local axsefab1y. fot-
riEk +. Lla~s snd fAatnAs EH&rtDa. mem
hsr~ es the exern.ivs e<snraiste~. 0fccn-
Bell Vas .srresAenf ed Ehe executive com-
szsltsee AID he undertook 10 bring St<scnr
sEsa - eerzs& The prsssaSrx coust5fu1e6
alle ekesGtlfe cusnxnsshea 90 the time 0l
tsse axp5n14an
Ace1sning 70 the infarxnsys stateucnf.
tsse vsmEnzssse sec stsa1 10 iEssnt sorDe
s4heEks whereby Stcveneua sonhi he nndn
81 reeoEntxe the nasoa and discharge nonr
Sasaa sAen. 1Ae Hyxz tlAu wxx 10 nen6
&nsDEl znrm - 80 NfHwNFy 10 a@pzr fR
wurk sE4 state tket ta&y wefE yor zttneheA
Z, ssasi ssSsoa- Tas tszn uns nsssas seeufe
rinpssy mems tsssser thks atkxusse Nere -
place xrrase IN fas hsf kzsd ale sxta sqyA
Tl.xi aspsslie&zts who ssslse1 The ere~tsy
iiaf@z - N~S era EsiNyfEF II The ccnSp1fur
h1ss Ehxn roaaelyea the plan 10 nIo8 ~
tlse hseweTy- sfss enxins 81. dsssfuc<i09
I = wzss tk4a ned, sssoasA ozs sxpsedzd In the
siss eiagsmeTpszta mes fEos 1sfefed tha CO.,
slpssszssfs. sa4 tss AsuAzalss wss nsra =
<E Nry& &
Dsseessxes = 81 have Aeea on sAe <ha1o
As&EassI EeH< 81 II asSf D 0safu<al s-atssk n< I
siIsssfsnx tsss5 4 y - -sss ssaas g s:lew ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

WAsHENsTps, April = - The supreme
egavt rendered an interesting decision 10
dxy- TAs texn Of wsferfowa, Wis, issssed
bends, ana iss ehasseV provides thst all
salts against TIE city nass be by serviee on
rs saay8r. CerEaia assaehoi1ers brought
sssfr. bat were Enssie 70 seeure service on
the mayer secAase hs resigned as soou xs
elected Finally the city entered. yolaa-
faxSay. Al appearance aa4 set up the statute
~ .Enitsssaas PlaintsHs demzrred.
calming tAAs they tried 10 begin sssis Ia
season, haE were aeharFei rs conspiracy
- 1efEzHa
TIE WISeaz.sIa coaEss heAs thai the salts
sere rot pr0perix N<sgsn within tee stAsn-
tory tsaa. AID gAEc Judgment IN favor os
TIE CRY. The supreme coerf Atss.zas tAAs
Judgment ca Ire gsuana that il IL 5 matter
purely wlthia the state Jurisdiction, aud
tAe ozly remedy Is ~ appeal se sse state
e1are
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

FoRT ReIssx. la. April s-A posse us -
msa viii arrive from Des Hainss saiis even
iag. 10 assist the aisea States marshal in
evictkens, which wisl bc resnnaed As soon
tie rain sSEses- The settlers say faas If the
coming investigation sesgAsns tk1 eaaia-
sDtss immediate possession Will he given
wlfhogt the necessity for RECOURSE 20
evletioaa President Baynf0n, ~ the SEE
tiers union. disc aiuas responsibility tor
acts OF violence towards the eyiensrs. ansi
says they are the work ef individuals
drivea 10 desperation by wroaxs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09

WAsHSNzTslx. April S.-The seeretxzv a
the TREASURY has approved the bond og NJ.
HuSEoa.ss t-easare< OF the United STATES.
bat he VIZ not gsaali{y And assume the
duties 81 hks oflics nrta after TreaSssrg~
Hyatt = relieved OF his iEt1es ss the gew
sor< suafreHsUEy. sr1 probably nas anti
sfter the count ~ the mlonevs and secaxi-
l@ss az thA5 oEIce have been cnrap2eseG
Assistant Secretary RoheFtx exssssssss e tske
efsAsge q the New YORK slah~srsasssry nexr
Wednesday. and zhs eoant will r~x.S.
aaly ae euzs pierea II shost shree xeeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
Farm Hands Laid ssa.

WARRINGTON, April s.--seezesaTy Risk
fnas the r1a oi employees Of tAe agrleul-
turzl department far IN excess Of the ~
sonrces fnT tile curreAt year After June
there esu sse far more dssmiSszls shE1 8. :
pointmeats. IN the seed division al0z.s 90
eE1pioves Rsye been dismissed. snas toe
force VIII fsa still farther reduced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-09
MuRpxsEp IN nan.


toEa- Bseeded crime of EnDe&oR
in Grant Coansy. Or.
foRvLaSp, April S--Newx has tasf been
received fruia Grant eoanfy Of : murder
committed theFc yesterday. A man
named Peter Sullivan came 10 gurns ana
surrendered 10 the suthurislns. xiasiax shak
I've had Killed Iohn Eronkee The latter lived
sorae II rnllsS frsEs sewn, eH 4 fsnch- The
stasers on rssehfuz the house Ioufsd
iIroakee wing dead On the bed. vita tso
s'ssliet holes tsFoash ths bcsfy. The Mea-
fxsEl used Was Winchester risse. No ruAr
son VAS assigned for she kiliins.
EgEsT ctrrensstanns fsalaIs 90 : cold
slo<siest nurster. Susnysa hsd 2rnxfene1y
risen early Ia ths snosning and sa1t
llroakee while the latter wnx still Ia bcd.
After the sA0oslng suliiyan weaf oxer 70 4
zletgfhoFss ard eooliy .af stowH and afa =
hs&fty BREAKFAST There is great excite
seenf over the murder.
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Tier tnck sxEessssssss 70 to- txsssrsus.awe
Szszi sSssszteg, Kx1ezs1 ssAe- fAzzsxs. ffsaf e.
tsE<1sse SEseisSa wss nrz ssrSx-x Il was
sasex e1zrEeE TAI Lseg asFs fsesssF sz ssst.
sakea ether hersoEsK Writing. Azss ssase Isss~
as1 = xAszE oE2 hand ssx1fssg seszss fae~@
$50 ssxzss ~ sAesS TAes4 wxs = s3l~kslssu
sass<sz o. tae csTxssis esaar- e 80 Tsr.lr.-s
States fsz fhe district o{ ca lisarzsa s7sa - )
ssAsSST e1zlRs hese fzs s3sevna zatfaz ~
tzse sZzFTeIsia efsEEI 1Ese czsSS are az eass-
sl4sEzAe1e lzserrs-, ard il Is urzserxsEesx rllsf
> = sszn ases cl esrl salts 1eren1 On rAe H.
- sszi zssi<sz e ssese criminal szSes. So
lzrftF tz~usrsl J.xks sr.exss<s tsss s-ws.,~,s..,
Isr the nlsHs Ssases. and was salEnwsfs -
lisa FranE Hn-si in fseh3lf 81 saefersssas,fs.
>sewarr sf SeTsSa Il atsa nrle e
fsae ecEasssl fer the desezsze.
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Ss@ Sp8Ks 2ssrl S-xAe colessszr n.
sSzlasSzg ard wsssz preaaax csaturxsy 81,
eeeozae aEzscsxlgF ezh3srassaa ard ha,,
szxSsase6 slEssrxtions The ensr pAnr " u.
fscsarTsnrsfea ka tSeS. VITA An silahwrs ~
essssal ot 500 Ss0z TIE axss assss5Ess see.
ssszf. fsi Jar. 1sss. essme4 asxstfs Il xs.-- !.
-. Azsf isztNlitzes ef sse ss A tnexesrs9 ~
SfzszissFS 81 tie e@zz Essay Was held ta~Aasy,
IozeEsssMr made . Fneler aases8lfss ssers...
Etens % tbs ap&Hyss sEskkfs. sAawszs
Efsses 4red hsszssles es shzsas ssAan ans
sssszS 81 xs0.@kk. and sSksz1 Sex al exyen-
slaA 81 sfss1s SIX saaRstss A esasn rasssez. "A
Ene eFE1fsssTs w3s assEusases2 se exAxngue
Fac aAspkK- nz1ke an saFe<szgaslen ~ tAe
St1sa sx2ys Sx1Asrs and repars al a fatrEe
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NV NoRE, April a-unaer she naw
regulation OF the beGrd es immigration
compelling steamship awarding Officers To-
ex&ufns Grss-essss passengers, 4. SAIGON
t-AyeseT was detailed this EsoynInx sad
pszee1 la confinement ia Castle Ssarsien.
The prisoner Is 4seam Alberta I Hosn metz
bonslsagale. st educated. refined wuzaan
the snass costly suztcs GE che stsseroarax
OF me steSsneg Il tsascoizEe Tss Officers
soztad her srcsT@hty insane. She was on
her wax 10 i.agisyiile. Ky., 10 vislt relaises.
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WAsEESszoy. Asril S-The collection as
Wild animals ss the smithsoaisr Institute,
which forms zhe naeieus ef sha agSrega-
ton 20 BE- tiamieilci ~ tae proposed
natfoHal x0oicSfeal park. smYraved the
winter u gec5 coadltson Hon. y
Cody. "BaGaio Biii.- has donated three
American SIX. which have been on exhs-
oisicn IL fhe institute park since sagt
aRtamn. and has promised tie aafhoritgss
30 further assist them TO saelre rprrp-
ssTtaEivss uf native Wild species.
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RAEKnsn. n. C.. April s--AlHlcSs SEe en-
tire sewn u snlsAarid. ia Johnston
county. wns hsrn@f yesterday. TIE enay
buildings which remain sssadsEs are the
eounfy easrs hax5se and lzii and saw
d~eEAfnKs. The total loss II essimased 81
taHsesa Mach gf tbs property VAS
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carGur IN THE ACT
An Experienced Paes1fsses Thief ia
TaslaSnxfon Ar~essea.

SxxaFSEr1x, April S.--P1s.osfes iusuas-
tors to-day agr4ssea HsrrF .. nArbr. rex-
astry clerk ~ sae psassakEsee Ia this egsv. ?ar
razlag vsszaEi1e TsssszTrya zette-s. When
HrrSstee Dsf fhy had SO ir sss hand. wzsiea
nt hzG 1Szs- fSke2 fren letter he l. a.
old efn2Aoye. h8vtzsz entered she ogsee -
: "a rTler Ia assH. He wSs s2ken asefnre -.
1a-ssG ssafHss Gz1rzssSi02er and held il
JAe ssSz 1f x-iseEN 10 awsis examination
90 -iaozrazx- bsa arrested Ne hxa xss1 "a
as peEsoEs. which Il S snxazhs was taker
frcra Gfker Registered Esttpvs
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wtlaTsGres, \. C.. April Ak steam
tas shiek ies s2iurlsg with ,IAe sass
msntiea SaTk Albstross, for Norfolk. re-
turned this masaEng The captain regsorts
that yesterday morning. when sn nailes
northeast OF Frying Pan lighthouse. the
hawsev separated and the bark went adrtff
in the gale. There sre SIX men on tie
bark, which 10 without boats. sails OF bsi-
last, and Il Is feared they have perikhe<i.
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NEx foRE. April s-MTs Psrkes. IN
insEeesrEss oa sarveypr Beasfss's ssrre.
to-1sy srizesi frsn Mrs Davis. vassenger
on fae steamer A4ristfe. from LITe~peol.
sfons tkrss pounds al woolea y4ria. ahaeh
she ha4 49llta1 las0 one Of hes psstaseoarx.
" yassss Of dress goods seMed Tito another.
aEsd about q yards Of aanneis which had
se<n wrapped szeand nsr lftzia dsuThler.
Ars. Davis j. : resident of M1Hnssass and
confessed to having snauzx1sd Fssfs IA
this manner hefers- TITS g3<ass e'eFe sent
10 Essr se7xezre rsNsas
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THE REST OF OKLAHOMA.


WASHINGTON. Ap-.i She 1emb3ss oS
the commission rccsmf1y appointed %
negotiate with Cherokee and other Insiisz
tribes for cesstoa of their lands In Indian
territory VIII Inees here next week 70
receive instructions from Secretary Sossie.
II j. understood the canarsissiga vii NrSs
direct is attention 20 the Cherokee strip.
which contains about /. 90, coo acres. and
Il 70 unexpected obstacles are encountered
a. the necessary rcl3Hq qassnneatS Viii
hare been assAiued hy the leta % Jane
sssaxf