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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
House PROCEEDINGS.
Milis's Quarrel With the Senate
Hope for the Territories.

WASHINGTON. Feb ia--Ia sae h0ase the
comnatsGes ca says aud means reported
tack the NILS tariff bill. with senate
smenfEzenss. Referred 70 committee Of
the whole
Mills also reported the fossowIng 7esosn-
too. which he said prrssAssd 9uext3o.
of pEsx1i@ge, and cuusscxss tsa1 OF wA3ch
&c would ask the house o eater gpao
Iaesssys
Rssssgexs, That the substitution ey the
senate, under the f0ru Of an amendment
- the a5Il Of The house Ne 1854 the Mills
bill .-ot another sn2 different 5iU co2tAi n
iag general Eevissoa Of the l2@s ixa psss : Z
iagsass duties and inrerESl taxes. Is in
esSaGlcz wtto TIE frar snsrEs and yiGrT.g@s
81 secftoz :. xrSxcte /. es TaE constitution.
and fEAs sA54 5sA be returned 70 the sen
ste xftA rsspeeffal snsggSEssa Thai said
sect4sa insesss thr ao9se Of representa-
rges wgEn The sole sSoEe< % originals
s1xca zneasAFGs
Nrkialsv sas4 the constitutional o.s sec-
tfnz raised ey tie majority 81 the c0za-
~ asEe<s 70 reduction II EEc reyeEGe had
e<eElrAllest "a TIE attention az TIE eoza E21S-
tee cAiy this sao-ElEg- He iAsrrfece re-
seEses- fa IAe minority the fss@f 10 Sss sSssEs
x2r as
Eesza az MaE2e reserved point CT ersss
xx2Sast GAe reseiISSoa.
Use eamuzis=ee on forrs<a aAAzr< re~
Esss<7ess ssek The senate hi spFsToFsr1sxz1g 1g
$50 as5a - cunssse fAs Erexsszrnz 20 psezecz
sae Interests of tic EaiteG states ia Ya1A
sna- MeS.rexry Of gHafGeks zrxed tae
1tcess5sy af making 81 zpgsegsglasssTs - ~.
k1xe TIE sska ox a<s9 AEa sfieaa szzszeES OF
rsE TEEKEioxzxsA
sesnre action xxs sEke1 me 3 II wk lad
ssisse temPara-sly - s1snaE pc anEse. N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
BULL RUN WATER AGAIN.
Parsiand's BIRI Once More Passed
The Veto viii re Oyerruled.

SALEM. FEB. 15--The MHitnonaA eS7nzy
sPo-tssndl delegation base played . sharp
trick oa the oppoae1ts of the Ball fsHn
wkfef bill. which authorizes the wafer uSEn-
Enszfee os Portland 90 issse 81 acaakA IN
bonds 70 Introduce pare water. VII
itsussesl 30 the one introd need Ia TIE sea
ate bad reached . second ressfnx miten
the senate osl Was Tsscssi ~ Gov. feE-
noyex. Il was eaSaszs Up sad5enly In the
house isss Night parsed IN toe fsea al
much EliSssscrlnx. and sent - the senll-e.
where y was ys4<sed hy large vote this
raurusng u wrnt 60 the governor To- atiths
zn1 sfII fse vetoed ~ the ether wss. fskis-
csfions are thai t viii ke ysAssed oTsr ihe
veto.
TtIoT cHAssES grr Is THQ.
Tae seEEte todsF PASSED tsso aoass ilfEl
regulating ysiGsAge RATES az TIE rn9uth ~
the Cosumbss river and between Astarsa
snd Paytzsnt. Rates sesween PustlamS
asd sss SEA. seeor1sng 10 Fhe mes ias. stil
s.e ons-sxit Of whss they are 81 prescott
sxATE EKF0Hx stE08I~
Tae huase TO-DAY pxssed fhe ssnase lkl
sppropsixssnx Sse euse. % bald . state r.
4ss.svs4 .Ns4r.c.F
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

Ii Cannot he Called Out By the
sheriff.

wksHixSTox, Feb. lA--eioT. Church OF
Dakota to-day tesexrs phesi the secretary Of
fhe interior tbs; he has been anfogEne1
there Is danger of "a oatssesk asaonx tae
alfred ladians ia BARTLETT cogBFT. 10
which the military coupsnT ~ 81 Joan has
been ordered oy the saeg1a. GOV Cburc1
states that be has iafssrrassi the e0arnsne-
ing oeiesg Of tAe militia that the sheriff
had 10 authority 20 order ozS his company
and advised hsm thai he wiz hold his ssssu
responsible for &ny unlawful a<E ses -
szry yIixs has teIexrzphea the governor
xarvaxiug mis- eoarse The wsr depart
rneut has been requested 10 is.strucs TIE
military 10 prevent "a uzfsresk-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

Terrible Crime in saloon at BsDi.
ella. Cal.

BKSIczk. Cal, Feb. fs--Pasriek Ryxis, :
saloon keeper. WAS fornd last night ssppus
midnight By 0fscer Malone. who wAs az
trsctei oy his greaus. with his head fsestten
20 = Jelly aud bis throat cut he was sslIl
siiye, b1s 1nkhle 10 aFtsenlAfe. although he
tried % speak. Ia his egun les he had
esawled over the haT-roon and wss covered
wifA blood. Death came 20 his relief in q
short tame. TIE motive for the erims Is
supposed TO have been robbery. Is Ryan
Was quiet, lnofensire man. II Is iur-
Eaaseat thai the parties who committed the
deed went Ia and called for glass Of beer.
as there WAS lying on the coanfer % estuss
srd on the tsour beer glass coYered wssh
blood.
RyAn. who was in the act Of retiring
VIXEN called. r4nss have been drawing
the beer y hen struck on the head wsth "a
iron p1,s-s The niow did n0f esmse nnosn-
sciousaess. and * ix sHrmlscf RYAN reeDg-
aired fse parties. and 70 szye the Ensslves
they csst his thross with a sharp fnxtrn.
Escat They ieft The saloon wffhOgs f.king
anything. sltA1agh Ryan bad on his gser-
sou some noasy aud a gold vxteh ind
cnsis, and In q eupbasrs oshlnd thE k&:
wss sack containing $61.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

IsasAxaFDLSs. Faa-, FeS, Is--<s~n. nas-
rfsnn wAs WAITED 1pen fhis sfsssneoa ~ =
enE0aa!ttee appointed 81 The rersnt fnse<fnG
OF ses Asaerins.s Sslpyinx and In1zAnM
theg Sessseses - hifs che snxsu&scf, reeop
lafss,ss sxioy<ea ~ tkss Americas eazpF1nI
gnd Ea6mxzrfas IeAgHe, setf1ax z9ffh IL
great inEtrorts1ace tf q rserrAxst Ekxzao
and urging eonErs%s 20 sdSpz I'm mes1tGno
measures fex baftdtar Hp fsss marine. &c.,
Hsrrtspn manifested astly intefref -
the sfsessios. and asszrrz1 the xeEfienen y
wrcuat rse@ive hss eMfssul and early epnr
ssaersxson. TAs cofansttes rssarned boss
Ia nzskf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

wssKzxGf0S. Feb t5---s ast0- sssenees
to-say introduced the folAsw.sfg ~ Pro-
EsasexI amendment 70 the szndry civil sF-
prop-i&sseEa bill ssSofrsxFs and sailors N
the var cs the seheEaloz 40 hare nrsn
hono-gAiy discharged frSas the nai1rzry or
naval service 81 the IE.isd sfases. ass1
astsows an. children af 1sssexsed soldiers.
sssu be slzgshle 70 2ppoisitEseat. transfer
aud prusr.sfEen, saatecf oalg 20 szeh sx-
Animation as @sy * prsscran~s1 cF the
heal of the department. sas wfTacaS essssa-
r.s.srsxes.xsrrfEasl aslOu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
THEY DON'T LIKE GEEoSEae
Mescaaiers Indians viii Leave the
Rexerxarion m He Comes.

SANTA FE. y. wsEeh ia-Tne fcslcsi1x
Eesfer was rrcesxess by the SPEAKER 0f the
hoEse of Essrcs<nts-txes tAss morning,
whies whez translated read NJ toiiows.
sThe tns4fan Nantgklas- chief a3 the Mes
eallercs. SAYS 20 his fEsead and fefAss taat
ssers have c0zae - tse MescAslero T<1@Tya-
tor suxne ~ TERESA mos ER34s9s. A34 fae
Mesc2Ilsros are AFRAID ans sad, = MAKES
sea s.gryv ta@y seat % wAshsnzrsa 20
fsfk aMEsaAe Rxeas s1r asl9S1nE tfe-oa-
sra0fx IE.GssAaS ~ n zzziH on the Mssrzlssro
rsserys..szsa. s.scanse s&xy vii EgAt vita
the 90 gai8eutex and fke s~atrsczhnss u
tfs1y remain OF the res<ry ztlzs1- 3-z1 tasy
earsrsxx reEzssu there vita sse-onsss5ss Tar
eiazx. ard nay hare % isaFe taeET ac1aes
- shz geserysI1as sszd then tasy sizl sSFe
20 axh1-
E-ae segree w2s xrsfsezl of 1SEiAs@4 Mita-
ous nuy knesaesixe Ga SAs par of Ss1sxslsa
a. hix srsssixns TIA. sfse seE1sfzture OF >Ew
Mexico had taken say sefs0a aa fse saa-
ser&
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NsyEE xssroS. Feb 4S.-A tzA tzIr0ss1ees1
hy senator srsooner to-day psoFssas fnAs .
sx.tsra os farmers institutes shs3 BE rzzin-
fafress As a mart Of The sgrisHsSsral deF4-s-
rnenx The snaxasl eCrss af this sEsssEs 81
institutes ID mes 10 sxceez kas1M sx-
sslssssve 81 r-erznzaeaf sasaries aass printing
rsszpsrss af she Institute rsrSisag&
%sxzae2 r. CssGA-l. the Esss y -sf' 9s0zRzssas
.ss~-~kmry sss sxrseHstare. rsrassxed Els eEssz-
,-.f.sssss f-sssn sas ssvssssieGs eA.s sfteguesaa
azsss xss5k tass aasa 81 e9sn~+
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Personal RIGHTS N pa,sexE.


cH9caEa. Feb. 1.-The erx2aSnxrtaa
kncwa ss the reysoaAl kstxAts l.e&rns.
whice was eygs2sEed Sasf szzmtr and
1sea BIAS IS osas nf 1ss csrsii-
szs9vSras<st. which is Characterised xe .
saeEAee - slsznasas' rights. hss tsssled an
Z EnFsssso1&s sssfrwsz 10 the eSFf1nnx az fae
Fsse<1 states, warning them of the szazxr
t1resssssc4 s1esa IN the proGshsElnn m1va
isseHf. and eAl8sas ca AL aFgSsse<s % ir 70
ss1z II the work of sghtax xaexz ~ fa-zn-
ing local assemblies nnsser sAn nsxE OF the
present organization sa cnSezge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
Il NflkED TEKKIIUKtr
ytilainaas Attempt ts Narder
Journalist fn Sew Msxieos

Lsps As1ELEs. Fsh- is--A 4aspstch fnan
Atlantic szzz44 EEazS4azAe Iu1sfsoa. y. NJ. s&Fs
Al ssseSrps wns made szss a2gss ~ assssks-
Bale Cha-ies r. Lnmnss. . weii-kngwn
newspaper Ezzu zn1 uzsgxxBSe writer sEs
hss tzasn reesperssax tn Veg Mexiea-
Ds-szg tire past year Elamaas has t4nzl
aessT~ IL asa Of . zoExatsss - Sazatss
certain szcaltAy xzarstere-s sn4 oyerthrsw
cn<yups AID cramina5 h~s@ss@ Ffe4 4Msss
fhe ring
Last uAgAz &beus 1sdnsxhE lamgfls
sseps<sss 0sEssS5s the door os 81 23sSt=e sEssu.
IL the Insssan Village 4 Eaxn O few nszs
ss3s1xnx &rsa two eMsrgss 81 Dsacksss0s in
rxpt1 - s1exxIou. nzd tksn Tsa- Dne siso'
stF1s<k Iszuzlx's rsxAt cheek &aa geaE<'
sA-uzSas iate ais faru&r. AznsAer KraiHA.
his scsap and another bzzries1 itself IN hA,
tagsek ~ sszos Ta@ assassin ezearas1
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SAY fxAxeS&g. Feb. ts--1a&xe ezwlFNs
skas nzu~naax rras5er~z q sserassaEa In isAe
case 0g E. u Freesn an. pssas, ssz5 as BE
ssxEp xoa2xsess. 80 spsssa3 frezn kse tbs
txzef e1ass- TAss wss . saft sgs sstsnS &Ess
ss4 ta@ ualy ysstRs 50 3sfermfas wxs sheSA
eg tie las os NAZsfzwuas 1FrF8 sAts sn&srsef
IL naf IN eoafsse9 w4tn Thai Ut tne nsiss1
-s4ssx aa4 fac-efere gxsssz- gasxs sss1Fss
4s1iR4 that tue STATE ssszatz Mss vaa4. aisz-
sssx1cafsY fhe aerzs49a ~ fEa@ ArS@r e<spSs
Was sasEz.ae1. tie case t<sEx 9a<s4irsz
zsxfssxz Fszssezssz
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TT WILL MAKE THEM STARE


cztcAao. FED. fss--Tse "details os pzo-
.sss~ss sxexrxson srrxnxes - Asasrtsza
sr,s.s-ysf sgsts ena psarrs for an excarsssza ssf
-. gssyax1z legislature On q t0zsr t2fsz .
ss.e n!sea -zases 9Th view 70 sss1x Ss<fz
sssF- reserves and zsTk Hp aaa%x&sassEa
s<zsfzaens arr sls3st eozapsxse2- Is = &x.
rs,-eseus nzs xesxaf sc VII srexrz &Easz sksff
frsgm BGzAso afesHs MAJ 1ns anEsE1ssa2 -
% ru9 sErgzzn the Fsrssg1S'sa e--ses g SO
Ns5s1s - -.szsfhe-u szs1 EzstSrs states, TesEz-
sFsg ks sAy ussE 81 kan&&s Jsfs
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WssHf<1Tax. Feb. z&-fe.egafe josef n
Of Sew Mexico. - dsy introduces asasa =
srxhks tse pe4azs4s q sAa4 te-vsEn&F fe
srwgys. a sSszs-szErsaa and STATE E9Fe% a.
Eaeur. ana to hss sazxztsss ID 4n@ Ente1 o7
a. 60 sAl ssps1ns wlsH Eae uTas11al sssses-
Tke sJsN sssstaws tie pzavtxsass ct Tie IA
rihzs STA, retaining saase tiztarez = as -
relate 10 Nsp Mexico Es&ysstzzA4ssy AS4 te
.Es xhe ra~v5zssrSps ia sazs zzszu.
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Saa FEAsezsgn. Fea. A---A sEu~sa2 ssss-
g~a=a fruxa TgkAo zanoaness tess assaSsla
= sssa gss Ttse1axas ArsassE &9rs. nazstssssf 81
eszae.fs1z. % toe t1za sass-s tie sa&x - SEQ
rAnlxsga@a es she Essw eassssz tassssss tpstas !
Nsz-4 zSas ssssse os sA& fassss enixgA ssE<i 81
yszsxnsss xz4ses12n Hs was 5aSzzAsse
rm5nssseF a. washington Ia ls7S. and iRss
szsAsss u sexx-aa wufks - Englzsa-
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A CRITICAL MOMENT.


CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb. la-lsl tAe
joint assembly ssNszsy vote so- United
States seasioz Was taken smf1 zaasA ex-
element and ruszsfr<s. 6aS a.. Kenha Il
A change OF one Tote viii eieei
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SksHTFLI-g. Tsun-, Feb I4-gixhs Rev
Holland AcTyetrw. srnior asshep a! the
Mrsncffss Episcopal Csurrh south died
today.
Holland Nsz1no1s McTyelre vas bora
- barnwssl county. = e.. Ialy =. 1sa4
Va sxlccesxiveis hai charge os
churches Ia MoAtic and fseEnor.osls. Ala.
s9d EOsnEnras. Miss. Was eslfor oi the
Aeu 0rieAas tarSsfsaa AsfEeaass and az the
Nashville g3rsstaas ASTecstf. MAS ~ Rsr-
fainahsrn. Ala. daring sAe war: became
bishop IA l,ssS. ard in ISIS was ehosTn BY
Millionaire CorRslsus Vanderbilt as rresi-
deaf OF the board Of NAnderbi1fss uns-
verstty 81 SsxAvilse. He wrote ssiFegai
Mefhnssisf A-sEkx
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PxRfs. Feb ls-~Tae faar-h drawing 81
the RanarnA canal sosaery hor1s at leD
took plsee to-day. Brunei expiasncs1 shg1
o9ing 10 the position Of tic conpAoy e
was necessary 10 suspend the dra wings 0l
the other issars. TIE best prizes fen -
tse sssm f4ny
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u1sGEsskEzx, Pa. Feh. iA-Tae tssu 81
Fsrtsssa is eseEss=A to-i&y ovsr shs, &ndtnG
of fhs DEAF toxy os lasa ssrsy. . e.s1xeu 81
thai raAce TAree EzzeAoss wess fyzsnd II
hkzn- Tie rnarster mas rrsasntssr3 oy lfn4-
rassse rAesr escape. bas esscers ar~ - -
sn1t There Ass shFezfs Ds lrreAaag.
sLafs "a xHs arr.
Ias,sr 6eyesavsnenss sssow stsas Gray -
ksllnd fy aa fralkan ssyhAssv nAsnsd Auxue
tsns. she eanxhf tsF&s In sss 60 81 sesstnG
Ere ss, his EAuxastsn<ss3 e8szn.
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Pxr,nsxrxG, F<h H. Tss s}<A03 Lako
Goal ss0na s.aay, enc % the isrxnr Hyms =
sne estg. A4s confessed tat<meul Eas En-
teal ,M fh1 ssilure IL nas ku1Hn -
srrnss rrusw-xT. SHEA r1ias 1p im4o -
hunssssssx u 1hoaxxn9t. - sfiAfsuMeo1
2tsax tbs rivers frozn tnis essF % ahs AnA
90 Msxzen
Pxrsssus snsssssx.ess ssasz Eae infetse1ne1
os fhss Erm wit rexess fss9ssee sn1 nay -
TzrSs
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ALEXANDRIA. MINI. Feh. A.-~JoAn Lee
wss hanged ~ 10 O'clock this morning FOG
the raaF3e- Of Charles CAeiIn sf BrAnroa.
on the nigAr of July ~, lsss. ExseyItive
clsraen>y saved Martin H0e. ua0 Was 10 be
hanged with him. similar fate sfhey
were hRr1-workfnx and sndustraous feI-
lows- Lee bsi . grudge against ckleiin
over love affair. And he aud Moe lwere
erzsnk when they sAaf.s hfrn
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RAiTzNoRg, Peh- 1S-The San hits A
special from Washington which quotes
SECRETARY Hzyard - saying Minister fIab-
bsrd Is GA the eve OF negonaf1nx treaty
Of alnisy and commerce with Japan
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A kagiish sxndieAte Rays Feal
Mnre RrHuartns

Ra<HR<vxR- y. Y. FeAs fz-Ths rra@.
cFsss aaa Asa&trss wsa sBaannees&k xaxss-
rosr sssuyziHx that nexosi siatSons havaLAaeu
ccaesased whereby fear ~ she lk<xc<s
hrewersss IN the esty hare proessly Inssea
snfo tbs haE1s of tas city ns Ean3q2t ssa1-
ErxrT Corporation gstasteslA a xreMs Enr-
stsh syndicate said 20 have ss2s 90 aep enSs-
iSgl
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CHICAGO, Feb IS. - Thomas M0rgnn.
afaatsur lightweight ehsmpsoa of the
Northwest, and James NanninS. q local
pugilssr, fought ~ 9 fnish aasf nsgff
Manning was knocked oas ia the eEev,,nsh
rssssu3
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wNwfxS~sS. Pea zs--TfaiH eszEF 70 nzsAz
sxrs. Tkse sssza zass1xIsszss, ~. R&xsrz- ia f1e
r.r Eaer=ras easss. lntemEks - saannoa
p~xsssazs Czsy1 s4zt ssss sas sf1 es AArrA
10 scsk1fs e. 10 x.xEezrrsss ~ REGARD = tss
Pxa- EAe<t<As tssmgzaay. &lssgNs a. hAss
hsen made 70 sEe FFssz9sl;lr kx brsA1o-
casxg yczzg. SeEsso< HArl1s snd sahx<s
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IssisEsos, Feh. --Aayisss from Aden -
g.oxf has the cv<saek expedition undw
Afrhslnuf hoaxted ffs@ Emxx4sa Gnx q
Ssxulla En9er the AnxSo French Akree-
useEf sszoiis 10 Freaeh territory.
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NEg YORK. Feb I5.-Tae second trial ef
Thomas G. Kerr, treasurer Of the Broad
way surface railway fog srlhevy af alder
men. was begun today. IL viii probably
take several days 10 secure Jury.
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HE MARRIED. A PROSTITUTE.
The Disaree Suit Of Lard Shrewsbury
Promises 10 He inrercstBag.

EsosxDaS. Feb. E-T'Ac Sssr ssys Lord
Shrewsbury hss began sait for t1rucee-
His sife, before her marriage. @As kuugn
- p<illie Tester. u ssAsss that the 0es2eg
appear - correspondents os . bookmakex
nersssS Riley aud kmhaugran. who owns
. sse1nx stable. startling reyeisfions are
exrecsex
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sersian Keseiasien.ry Arsenal.

BEi.Saknx. Feb, tS.--sn esouoacstpn utth
the discovery ~ the revolutionary pies anr
uonasssf yesterday. Ii II ssesrtained fho1
Inn u grants have been arrested Who ho1
me sevuavers as7d go rides sn fneir keep
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The Female Bicyeiists

SEw SoRK. Feb. i5.-After Eve dart os
riding the srores of she three leaders of the
wsmsn hicyclis.s 81 ! O'clock tlais n,prn
Ing were. Stanley SIS. Won Bsnmen AL.
-x.Alaar x@f
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a sleosIy kuerkou, r,rh,

ST. LorIs. Feb. lS,--jsck Fgfxsisnmpns
and Richard Brien. iron workers. fought
[! % finish ixss night south Of the csfy. rae
battle WAS 9 bloody osse. and Hraen was
knocked oag IA the eiereath noand
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EAsgox, Pz, Feb. lA-Ail the s0i.ho-
raoreS Of Lafayette college were suspended
last night BY the faculty for haxing, and
went home to-day.
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S24OO.

Four lots, Eden addition;
ooxI28 each.
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In Olive addition. within two
hIocks OF Jackson Street
Cable Road. All cleared.
IsA' U.S. D'o.. 90 H1au'
son ~ aaa''on' easy
'eiA
- e.sn' Da'anee IN monthly
son street addition. Two
OVERWHELMINGLY ,o.. g.
h,..,- 60, -
1000
~
Four-room house and lot,
Baxter addition, $3.50 cash,
balance On time.
~S9OO.
Four lots Eden addition. |
6oxr,8 Each
|
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We OFFER
TO-DAY
LOTS

In Olive addition, within two
blocks Of Jackson Street
Cable Road. All cleared,
level and accessible.
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One hundred and sixty
acres, section 2S. township
% north, range S east, in S
and Io-acre tracts. This
land is we'll adapted for hay
and fruit. Fourteen acres
% cultivation; with good
house and barn.
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We have also SEE aside. for the con
venienee Of strangers. friends and
clients, cur entire Office. to which they
are cordially invited 10 make them
selves al home. do their correspond
ence. make business engagements and
get any information they desire.
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expfs~sexs q willingness 80 form 3 cabsuEeL
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S21OO.

House and two lots, Jack
son street addition. Two
story house, six rooms, barn;
lots cleared and fenced. One
block from Cable Road.
$500 cash, balance one year.
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$500.

Four-room house and lot,
Baxter addition, $3.50 cash,
balance On time.
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lTEssRs STERN. MILLER 4 60.
III beg 10 inform the public that
saassr mammoth Real Estate Offices are
nov thoroughly equipped and ready
for dong general
Real Estate,
AUCTION.
AND
Commission Business
Embracing every branch pertaining TO
the requirements Of Real Estate Own
ers and Investors.
Our City Department

Win he in charge Of our Mr.. Miller, the
well-known resident OF Seattle, who is
thoroughly ssmiliar with the entire
Sound country. In this department
we viii transact the following busi-
ness
Buying and selling of City Property,
leasing and renting OF Houses, Stores
and Ground; collecting OF rents, and,
for the convenience OF nonresident
owners, we win manage their proper
ties. attend to the payment of taxes,
assessments. insurance. etc.
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Eight lots, block z8, Madi-
son street addition. Easy
terms.

House and lot, Jackson
street addition. House, 1--WE
rooms, one story high, 5000
cash, balance in monthly
payments.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20
Faith In Children %

Rhoda Lee, under the head of j" Faith
in Children" has this to say in School
Education in relation to the manage
ment of children in school. . It will pay
teachers to read it: No teacher will
ever be troubled with roughness or rude
ness, who appears before her class Q
good example of a lady, letting her
pupils know that she believes they all
wish, and understand how to be ladies
and gentlemen at school as well as at
home. Our little folks love to be placed
ION their honor" but resent being
watched, if they think the watching is
for the purpose of finding fault or de-
tecting offences. By numerous little
illustrations they might be made to see
the object of our vigilance. haye on
several occasions said to my class, "You
notice children, that I look at your
work, and watch you considerably, but
it is not because think you don't want
to do right. Oh no, school is just like
going across astream on stepping
None of you want to slip into the water,
but have to watch you, just to see that
you always step in the centre of the |
safest and largest stone. | am here to |
help you across the stream, taking the |
way that / am sure you always want to
follow, the happy way of the upright
and honest"