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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

Arrival 90 Tasems ~ . Consignment
~ spawn snd Lobstsrs.
TAcomA, Jan. 22.--United States
fisf commission car. No. 5, arrived
here ut % this morning with f50 lob
sters and S 100 800 white fish eggs, 70 be
planted In salt and fresh waters 10. This
vicinity. The holsters were taken
aboard the OIyrnpian this morning.
Ia charge of United States Fish Conn
missioner J. u. Swan, and viii he
pIsuted near Point Wilson and in
Port Townsend bay to-day. One
hundred and City Holsters were also
ieft AZ Portland. whence they will be
taken 10 Cape Disappointment,
81 the mouth OF the Coium-
bia river. And degoseted in
saIt water. Two-thirds of the
lobster for the Columbia and the
Sound are females, each having from
5000 to 5000 eggs. The Holsters
we're taken ont OF water 81 81
degrees temperature, placed IN the
car and Immediately shipped
across the continent. The white-fish
eggs will he deposited in Lakes Co0ur
dsAlene and Pend dforiiIe. near Port
land. There are carp eggs for Lake
Washington, Seattle They will pre-
vioasly be hatnAed out In Mcdonald
Matching jars.
Mr.. r. r.. Leupp, one OF the COM
missionef's assistants. leaves Tor Be
attic tomorrow morning with con-
sigpment for Lake Washington.
Mayor Drum will visit the commission
tonight and endeasor to have some
FISH deposited IN lakes contiguous to
Tacoma.
The car Is In charge OF j Frsrk
Ellis Of the Smithsonian Institution.
81 has u metai-iined tanks which can
be iced in summer or heated in winter.
The chr was specially constructed for
the purpose for which il Is now
being used. The experiment OF trans
planting holsters from Atlantic TO Pa
cific waters Il not new TO science.
Cant. Ellis states that $50 we're taken
from the Atlantic TO the harbor at
Montaray. Cal, last winter.
end the experiment has
proved a success. The water
there. however, was Of the same tenn
perature, while IL Is doubtful II the
same conditions can be secured here
The waters OF Commencement Bay
wild be tested tomorrow as 20 density,
temperature, etc.
Capt. Ellis says that the credit of
securing the trial Of this experiment in
Puget Sound and the lakes of Wash
ington Territory Is due to Judge
James G.. Swan. resident agent OF the
Smithsonian Institution at Pert
Townsend, who has long made nneeas-
ing efforts to this end. The gentle
men i'm charge of the car are j. f..
Ellis, Capt r. r.. Leupp X. =. John
son, j. d. Trenholm. and r. r. Hogan.
all Of tire Smithsonian Institution.
ASTORIA, Jan. 22.Thirty boxes OF
live Holsters arrived here this morning
from the Atlantic coast for distribu-
ton. for the purpose OF propagation
in this vicinity. They were large and
full OF spawn. Twenty seven boxes
were Immediately placed In the water
at the mouth Of the river. at Cape
Hancock. two sent To nhoaiwater bay
and the other sent "a Gravss harbor.
Al were in first rate condition.
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REyILrSe rHs pEan.
bismarck Ready for snather Assault
san Emperor Frssferlekss M eussry

BEsi&S, Jan. - According tossate-
asnts sarreni in official circles. il
Prince blsnarck i forced by political
emergencies To publish the letters in
the aAstekea case, as limited BY the
tolsgne Gss.esfc. he VIII prove
that Emperor Frederick and wife were
.ndiserees and tliyulged the plans OF
Prussia and thar even before the cam
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Il Is generally conceded by physicfaas
THAI about one-had Of ffse population Of
tie United ssstes are suffering from indl-
gsszioE ana dykpcpsi4. Haired eating
&ad improper rsassiesfson sad fasalfy alton
ot fng1 ara tac principal Gauss DR. Hen-
sey's Danaelian TaGlEc strengthens and in
y.gosHsex the 6igestivs sFgRas aasi enables
ot1e 10 enioy d hearty meal asithent any On.
pleasant after effects. Sald by stewart &
Hossaes Drug Co.. wholesale agents
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HIS D1ttN Il WRITTEN
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria WIN Abdicate
RIA a Few DAYS.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. = Sinister
rep sts that come from Bulgaria keep
the vernment on the alert for de-
velopmsnts. Prince Ferdinand's alb
dicatlon i : question OF days. The
orthodox bishops are preparing to de-
naunce him as' &n oppFeSSoF OF the
faith. and assert that he IS encouraging
JeSufts
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STOCKTON, Jan. pa Chinaman
named Chin Din was murdered last
night at Banta, in this county. His
head was crushed by three blows with
pump-handle in the hands OF rob-
Der. who entered the wash-house
through window. The house was
ransacked for valuables, and the dead
body of the Chinaman lay in the mid
lie. There is no clue to the murderer.
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s2s@sAnass are afflicted with diseases eg
tlse ktssasssy sa1 aESaxsy oFzaas, wAa safEsr
10 s'5fEsSys rather thsa make ku,zxa Yarfr
sssst.atsS- To al those Athlete! ~ ear
sa<F SAFE and speedy remedy ia oresean
Ataaes 4css waAch 81 esaIs posed 81 serbs.
scsecsra vita great cars Ia orns,n anss
warranted bos - eonfssa safcerass ~ anx
AlSisa A les 1oses afford Instant re.5ef
sod ey stewart & Hesmes Drgg Co, waose-
sale agents
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Columbia River Pilot Fees.

ASTORIA. Or, Jan. 22.--The cham
Der of commerce has passed resolu-
ton recognizing the faithful and etti-
cient performance OF bar pilot service
and emphaticaily protesting against
modification or amendment of exist
ing laws whereby their fees orcompen-
sation would be materially reduced.
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couNr ToIsroI RESIGNS
The Car Leth to Lose she Great
Esfarmer'. ssssuasea.

II. FkfxKsBs -. Jan. = Iornt
Fosssos's project feF Teferm of the
local government being opposed bx a
majority al she coancsI sf lbe empire.
be offers u resign. The ear, however.
who does not consider the oyinioa Of
the ceaness as sinai, has instructed
Tclztci % await HE personal decision,
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pssa FROM ssaEIrox.

The Union Relief Association has
elected the following officers nrsSt.
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A Deserted wife Commits Suicide.

Barnes, living at Spicer, Linn county,
who came very recently from Ken
lucky, took poison last night with fatal
results. She came out here to join her
parents. with the understanding that
her husband would soon follow, but it
appears he changed his mind and
wrote her that he would never come
This SO depressed her that she
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PORTLAND, Jan. 22--John Huddles-
ton was shot and killed to-day by
Joseph klnm near Waterloo, Or.
They were out hunting and Klum was
handling his gun when it was acct
dentaily discharged. The bali took
effect in the back OF Huddleston's
head. killing him almost instantly.
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THEY HATE THE HEBREWS.
Germans Of High Rank sbst the
Evil Aasi-Semftie Movements.

berlin, Jan. - The annual fefe Of
the Berilu students OF the anti-Semisic
association was heBnred with the pres
eRee ol Count won Mclske. Prot. Berg
mann. aud namser III members Of
tae court circle. Ifr stoeceer and
others made violent ants-Sernitie ad-
dresses.
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a rIxAI. ArrAck on EGrrr.

Thausands Of the Mahdi's Troops
Marching from kha-sesna.
SrAKzx. Jan. "a messenger who
has arrived here frcm khartoam says
5000 OF the Mahdiss followers left
there in December gast Tor q final at
tack upon Egypt
The government messenger who
brought news ABOUT Siatin Bly, de-
elares positively that Enins and Stan
yev's baggage and standards were at
0rndnranazn, and that he heard that
both Kmin and Stanley were prisoners
up the Nile
Lospox, jan 22-king John o!
Abyssinsa is making preparations for
war with the king of Shea.
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Suit Against a RaiIrsaa Company


PokTLAxD, Jan. 22.-In the United
States circuit court this morning the
trial OF the damoge suit OF Mrs. Sarah
Shaver against r. Koehier, receiver of
the Oregon * California railroad, for
$50, 600. was begun. The greater part
OF the day was taken up in examining
witnesses for the prosecution. Plaintiff
alleges that on the 19lh OF October.
1887, she bought a ticket to carry her
over the defendants road to Wilbur,
Douglas county. When the train
reached that place the employees care
lessly and wiifully told her
that she should get up and
leave the train. and that
she stepped out on the platform to get
of. She further alleges that the train
had stopped at point not near the
depot. Just as she was in the
act CT stepping to the ground
the engine started up and threw her
violently to the ground, breaking her
leg and injuring her spine. In bis
answer defendant acknowledges that
the plaintiff rode on the train and that
she went out ON the platform, but
denies that the employees were
careless or that the train stopped be-
fore reaching the depot at Wilbur.
As the case is an unusual one and of
considerable importance 10 litigants
1t il likely 10 occupy some time before
conclusion is reached
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PORTLAND, Jan. 22.-An inquest was
held to-day on the body OF Frank NJ.
White, the young man who was found
floating in Couch lake Sunday after
noon. Nothing WAS developed re-
garding his anteeedents ar tie man.
ner of his death.
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MUCH FREIGHT LEFT BEHIND
Enormous Growth Of the Canadian
Pacific Steamshin RusInesx

NaNeoryTR, +. c, Jan. 2s-The
steamship paSthia sailed this after
noon for Yokohama. with seven cabin
passengers. - Chinese, and tull car
90. consisting Of is93 tons weight and
aiii tons measurement. A large guam
tssy OF freight was left behiad, the
Parshia being uaah'e ~ carry it.
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Janeway Jerkesi to Jan.

PORTLAND, Jan. % Young Jane
way, yesterday sentenced TO eighteen
months confinement in the peniten-
tiarv by Judge Deadly for robbing the
mails, was conveyed TO Salem this
morEing.
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MORGAN MUST suur UP.

The Supreme Court Refuses to Re
strain the City OF Tacoma.
OLYMPIA, Jan. 2s.-The case Of the
city OF Tacoma against Harry Morgan
was heard by Judge Burke this even
ing. Application for restraining
order 10 restrain the city council from
closing Morgan's saloon and variety
thsater was refused.
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LONDON, Jan. 2z.--The board of the
Queensland Investment Co. has or
dered the arrest of four Australian di.
rectors, MacIlwraith, Farmer, Hari
and Drury. for alleged swindling
MacIlwraith and Palmer are EXPIRE
miers of Colony.
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PoErLAsp, Jan. Detectives to-
day arrested Frank Wickadel, aged -
years, charged with stealing horse
from a man named Cook, in Oregon
City, Saturday last
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sic, 500 for = Two-Year-old.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 22.-Mr. Brad
shaw of Montana has purchased from
l.. ] Rose two-year old stallion colt
by Stamboul, dam Minnehaha. The
consideration Is said 70 have been
SO 40
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DROWNED ra. waIEAmrrrs
Accidental Death 80 prefakaaat
ufsgoB CITY Mas.

oRnsaS CRY, Jan. - +. ". Camp
isels, . prominent citizen oi this place,
was asownea to-ssay. For some tiuae
BE has been working for the Villa
Ts2eite Fails EscctF1c Go. as sGpersn-
tendsnt Of lire construction. To-day
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TACOMA NEWS.
Interview with President Tyndaie
Death ef smallpox Patients.

TACOMA. Jan. 29-F. III. Tyndale.
rS~pre>ident Of the Puget Sound Shore
lAlne was az The Tacoma this morning.
He was interviewed W the Posr-lS
TKiLiaEscEm correspondent regarding
the controversy between the above
read aud the Columbia & Puget Sound
line relative 10 the title of tide fiat. in
seattle claimed hy both companies.
Mr.. ryndale said II think we are
approaching an ainicahle settlement.
hal an sute fxiew with Elijah Smith
IN Portland yesterday and made him
two or three propositions. He refused
- aeceps the sane and made nae an
offer in return. which | was also com.
peliea tn decline. | have jast had an
intersteN with Mr.. Pad Schalse. <es,.
ond vice president ef our Tssad ard
will ~ Ia Seattle at o'cioek
90 consult oar counsel and have 3
written proposition drawn un which
have reason To believe wiil be auaa.
ally satisfactory. This pTopa ,isisn
win provide that eur terminal iaeili.
erection Of freight bail iines. ets.
viii ~, on a. originally intended, AMI
the title Of the land remain "a ssGss qssa
until the territory hecomes state
Then the right Il tile Will be deter
mined hf the Judiciary, Mr.. Iyndale
took the o'clock boat for Seattle, ~
Indicated
ptga FROM sNALleoN.
John A<iop ard Edward Grooves
died az the pest house of smallpox last
evening, II i alleged hy ihelr friends
that these patients were uadulY ex-
posed ey the health officer white heiax
removed. A<sop. il l. said, had ala hrs
clothes removed from has person and
was merely wrapped ia a hight hlaaket
While being conveyed from his tsouse
in The heavy and chilli night w!ntis.
Resides. he aAs in an advanced xiase
of the disease. Iustlee isawren
County Attorney Conner and others,
in speaking at this particular case this
afternoon. said they esd ntst believe
the city ordinance warranted renewal
where a ratient was ia such a preczri.
osss condition as vas ASlog.
UssoS RsIIxg ASSOCIATION.
The Union Relief Association has
elected the following officers nrsst.
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THE MAXIM GUN AT WORK.
African Natives Moved Down by the
Terrible Machine.

LoSDos. Jan Adrices from
West Africa say that native police
men headed by a British
officer. in conflict with q
party of Warboys at Sllyman, killed
if3 OF the enemy with Maxim gun.
and the rest OF tbs party fled in dis
NAV
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Supreme Court-Mzson County Cen-
trail Rsf1road.
OLYMPIA. Jan. Fin the supreme
court yesterday afternoon the case OF
J. r.. STANDBY vs.. David Marsh was
argued. Submitted and taken under
adrisement. This was the last case IN
the first district, and this morning the
cases In the fourth district were COM
nfenced. In the cases OF johnson vs.
Leonard. Tenem Ditch Company vs..
Thorp Il Hall, and Webster vs..
Thatcher. motions 70 dismiss were de-
MED.
The following cases were set for
Saturday. January 25: Angus Me.
Claim vs.. Washington Territory.
Meyers W.. Washington Territory, and
Washington Territory VS.. Klshm.
The case Of The Tenem Ditch Com
pany VS.. Thorp a Hall. was then taken
UP. and il now berg presented, being
the FIRST case In the fourth district.
IL has become evident that it viii
probably be impossible to reach the
second and third districts during this
term, and therefore special cases that
require immediate attention in those
districts win be taken up out OF their
turn.
Geo. IL. Thomas post, No. 5, G. A.
H., had its annual inspec ton and in
stalIation OF officers last night. After
the inspection of the post by Inspec-
tor w. II. Roberts, the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year we're in
stalled by Captain Vim. McMicken.
Post commander, A. B. Cowles; s..
", Il. III. Miiroy: J. ", w. n. Rob-
erts: surgeon, w. Riley; O. d.. j. Il.
Hydin; o. G., VIM MeMicken: guard
r. Dwyer, adjutant, w. w. Work !:
a. NJ, III. sabin: 8. ". p. Hiltz; Q.
II. g.. l.. w. Britto.
Mr.. w. I'll. kneeland of Shelton,
Mason county, returned from the East
last night, where be has been for seve-
raj weeks past procuring rslling stock
for the Mason County Central Rail-
road, which viii extend from Shelton
to the Chehalis river. Mr. Kneeland
states that he procured an engine and
10 cars, besides large quantity OF
iron, which will arrive shortly. Work
on the new road will be rapidly pushed
and the road will probably be COM
pleted By next fall. which will be OF in
caieulable benefit to the thriving town
OF shelton.
Hon. John b. Allen left yesterday
for walla WaIla, whence in few days
he viii proceed to Washington, where
he will remain until after the inaugu-
ration.
Gov. Sempie has appointed the fol-
lowing notaries public: A. H. Edin,
OF Cowlitz; j. G. Fisher. of Spokane:
~. Henry. OF Yakima. and II. g. De-
Pledge. Of Whitman.
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LONDON, Jan 22-Ladr Salisbury
and Lady Ro<ehery called at Minis
ter Phelps this afternoon and pre-
scented Mrs. Phelps with superb
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III csners. sspsFs
= and 81 laws
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TO sTUsLAw BAY.

Another Railroad From Eastern
Oregon TO the Ocean.
SALEM. Jan. 22.--The Siusiaw &
Eastern Railway Il Navigation Com
pany was incorporated to-day. The
capital stock Is 81 ,00) 900 and the OBJ
Jet TO build a railroad from Siaslaw
bay, via Eugene city, to the eastern
boundary on Oregon.
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INSPECTOR OF CHINESE.

W. Is. Reynolds af Eealdsbnrg APP
pointed for This Coast.
HEALDsBUEG, Cal, Jan. 32--W. b.
Reynolds of Healdsburg has received
notification OF his appointment as in
speetor of Chinese for this coast, as
provided by the Scott bill
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Aaouxr or SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Forty-sight hundred dollars were
subscribed. the most prominent being
the following: ID. T. Denny, $500; II.
S. Greene. $50: Mrs. Mary 7. r. Sni.
der. SEQ. Mr.. IL. ). Kelsey. 500:
| Rev. f. b. sutton, 500; Mr.. Everett
Smith. Siso; Mrs. W. F. Thomas. $50;
Mrs. NJ l.. Hartwell. Mrs Shafier,
Mrs. Hall, Mr.. Jonas Burchell, X. A.
Baird and Rev. Mr.. Mcintosh each
subscribed. 500. aev. Clark Davi-,
Rev. f. C. Smith. sir. J Williams.
Mr. Thompson. Mrs. Lizzie Mernell,
Mrs. Parkhurst, Seattle W. G. r. II.
Seattle lodge No. 6, I. %. 6. T.; JEFF
ferson loGge No. II, |. O. G, T.; Colby
lodge No. iDi, |. O. G. t., Pacific
lodge No. 81. /. o. q. T.; and North
Seattle ". c. T. L., each $50.
There were also many other sub
scripsions of smaller sums.
The first annual meeting OF the as.
ISOLATION viii be held on the FIRST We'd
nestlay os January In Tacoma in is90.
The board OF directors however will
meet almost weekly and begin the
work
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The evening session was opened by
Rev. NJ. S. Hartwell of Tacoma. who
led in prayer. The congregation then
sang several hymns.
The election of permanent. officers
being the next order of business, the
following were chosen for the ensuing
year: President, ID. 7. Denny; vice.
presidents. Mrs. Rees, of Vashon
island, Mr.. f. T. Cornell Of Colby.
Mrs. NJ. p. Johnson of Sumner, Rev.
NJ. 5. Hartwell of Tacoma, and Rev.
o. L. Fowler of Christopher; treas
urer. Mr.. Everett Smith OF Seattle;
board of directors, Judge II. S. Greene
of Seattle. Jonas Burchell of Tacoma,
Milo L. Ward OF Port Townsend, Mrs.
NJ. A. Shafler OF Tacoma.
Rev. II. A. Baird, Congregational
missionary delivered an eloquent adj
dress. In which he assaulted the high
license theory and upheld prohibition.
NJ. Jonas Burchell OF Tacoma also
made short address, when the ALI
ance adjourned to meet in Spokane
Falls next Friday the 18th instant
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BOOKS
BOOKS
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IS THE TINE
To Buy Them.

Preparatory 20 change OF busine~ -.
entire stock Of the leading hooksfose ~
ne North Pacific IS offered for 4 fs~
Gays ct
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Eastern Wholesale Prices

Not only thiQ bat more Our boob xrcrs
win be literally sacrificed. in hundred a
cases hsoks being sold sos
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r---~-~-~<4~-s ass ssks EssarzAs4s 80
IT'S city fstsse gra<x as hefssgeSs
ne nxExx lsSss AZ a. s...s, 80.
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LESS MONEY
Than They Cost Us.

This stock must be got lid OF. ana -
public HOW have the opportunity t.
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