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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-15

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District No. iscomprises Kitsap and
Island counties and the following King
county precincss: Renton, Duwamish,
Green River, slaughter. Kent, White
River. epnuydaIe, Bay View, Vashon
and Jjnion. Ths Republican nominees
Cor dnIeentes were Prof. 8. a.
Dickey. Of Port Washington, Kitsap
Coupeville. Island county. The Dem,
and 4. g, Rockwell. Returns from
tbs district are very meager but tele-
Rraphic reports from two King and
tao kitsap counties give the two Re
publican candidates 4 good plurality
and JeR . majority Of IS over Rock
vel. tho other Democratic nominee.
The vote IN the four precincts is -
follows:
Kksr rnkciEcr (Krso.)
Kellogg, S.; Dickey. 30; Rockwell,
20; JEFF, 81. Indebtedness: Yes, So,
sLAUourks raxcIscr tKrsa.)
kellcgg. q; Dickey, IS; Rockwell, IS !;
Poaf sLAKELKy (xIrsAr.)
keIl0gg. s2; Dickey, IS; Rockwell. 1;
leu. 2.
Poxr MADISON (KITssr
Kellogg. Is; Dickcy, 81; Ko. well. s !;
Jen, =; scattering. l.
DuwAMisH rExcrNcT.
In Dnwamish precinct the vote was
very small. there being great dissatis-
faction among the voters over being
lacked onto Island and Kitsap conn
hes. The vote on delegates could not
Be learned. although Il understood
70 have gone Democratic by small
There was majority Of
Iwo against bonded indebtedness.
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Oregon & California Passed Med.
ford. Mrs. w. q. Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. ID. McEntire. Jas. Oliver. III.
Matthews. Jas. Woriing and wife, Mrs.
III. III. Phelps, ID. M. Brown, L. Wood
ward, Mr. MoFadden. Mr.. punning,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Russell. A. T.
Hotaling, ir.. Miss Ella Kaufman,
Mrs. r. Z. Young. II. g. VII
Its, Mr.. and Mrs. Man. II.
~. welcott and wife. Mrs.
AZ. A. kessler. Miss BeythaJ. Walden,
r. Schloor. L. De<enberg, 6aafs DENY,
q. III. Bcnott. \. c. ipson and wife,
Mrs. Calm, Mrs. Grafton. II. e. smlcks,
w. Al. Ratchlor and wife, w. A. Grit
fin. &. w. Morse and wife. Charies
Smith. DR.. +. b. Maloney, ]. Quigiey
j. A. nyerson. A. +. Schultz, L. A.
Porter. A. j. Vaughn, Miss n. A.
Daley. r. X. MeEntire. j. BRADLEY aud
wife, and ssty sir second class.
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Yesterday Napoleon Roughs was
brought to Providence hospital for
treatment. On Monday Rooghe was
working at an English logging camp
on the Skagit river and was engaged
In cutting Down q tree. A large
branch became detached from the
tree, and in falling struck konehe.
He was bruised about the shoulder
and also sustained severe injury OF the
left eye, which May cause the loss OF
that organ.
Perry Donnelly was also brought to
the hospital yesterday. On Monday
he was engaged In logging for Hugh
Ross at Fort Orchard a large tree
fen across another. The lover tree
WAS ) small one and some portions OF
ii was sixty fest above the ground.
The top az the upper tree broke OF and
sprang and Jared The lower tree 50
severely as 10 break Donneliy right
thigh in the middle. He was standing
on the tree At the time.
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The Earnest stiIl lies II the stream.
The Willamette has began taking
coal.
The w. x. Merwin i in Yesler's
h&sin.
The wilmington went TO Tacoma
late last night.
The Hassalo will be running asain
within feW days.
The Emma HAYWARD came mp from
Tac0ma last evening on the NIGHT run.
The May Queen came in from Sam
ish last evssninE with thirty tons of oats.
The Wilmington arrived from San
Frnnclsc0 last evening with $50 toni
Of freight. and thirty-fhres cabin and
forty steerage passengers. She made
the run in four days.
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Mr.. L. NeEsaan and sister leave this
morning on . six months visit 30 Ger
many.
Mr.. L. i. Roberts, manager OF the
Winfield Mortgage Trust Company Of
Spokane Falls. Is In the city On husi.
ness.
Mr., William NJ. Leach. OF the what
com RsssaIe. who has been in town
for q few Gays. left yesterday 10 at
tend the grand lodge et Odd Fellows
nc Port Townsend.
Mr.. r. .. Wilcox, OF L2dd & I'll
toms bank, OF Portland. II In Seattle
ca q visit. He il looking after w. 3,
Isadds banking interests h<re. He
will leave fer PssrsiAn1t this evening.
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~ 81 h UGUnmm<zm xu<@&w S~.~~.z.zf.z -
rs.'..,-...' 'ss.-...- i. ~ q
$3.50 -. - g - - a - lsso -
- = ,. - - oeeS1 = A1q4pb 1oezlntf,
- xnxrnx I'D lnndsce9e xnrdener
reSlrrlIrv $50 q, - ssss.. 81 ~
~s~.sr 20 = ..-.. y - =. - q 49,
: s - 49, - = = - - -,
-. s s.a-as.. = 1eAyas +. =
szlxon, h1nm Jones and Thomas
WrIEht consfttuted he jury.
Ihe Wifnersee - snjsss.5 ~x.~~ =
Dfxon. en~Ire~x II 81 vrn.ss. - g.
S,,~e,,- 1.s'- 1880 - - :, = <s,s.-
-. - g 49, 49, .1.Hss 1oxex,
x.sl.' - t y POI, WxilIem Blackman.
Snex1e1 0e1ch md J. D. Dune1n. Tie
te114monY of Tie Wines dexeaorea
tie fo1Io1fnw fne<..
IT, T.rcss,e s-,..,.... 49,.
49,, .,,.-sss ~ 8 a.. - z 3.
s - ]. - - 3 szsa H. enu - enosft
80 - eppsoeehed de south cross
1nk q tie 0rant efxeet brillee. Enffu-
eer Dixon eAro fhe usual rsz,fion.xv
nfnus1s. Which non-5.S 81 -. 49, -
tSSo el,<vt 49,. - - 4. 80 49, -. I
49,. .1.....,s y. 80 n1ssac- =
I'LL pkes9zseQ u the Tina md
me tEam wes travelling =. - rate -
about twenty m<1es Al houx i II
Duncan. ti.e bridr. ss.u<ri.,f.,, !. 81
who ~ q e. 80 -xs.s - -
r,<~.., 8 - sss-s,-' 80 sa.
$3.50 -. <s's'.1''. Nm s1ous is''
snoxn nina, put dId not
.nank no would attempt 70 CRISES the
track A so0n as TIE enrineev III.
served The team he eaxe IN. &c., -.
nal whfch cor.;.t. "a 49, 49,. 1850 s. 3,
80. $500. .-.ssl y '-s.s y
49, -. - 49, .a1ks a1terv4s -
.esH sAen- ms 1eh wno also rang
Uo1enfiy. Is vas supposed that ToelI.
ner did not hear the whistle ar bell on
account ar The tevv;ysr ,rird .t<.,.. -
BE drove rivhf ri fI,e ,,ssss;,,s q. 49, ~
81 the rnpif|fv edve,seirs 1870 = = -
Then FOR f6e f;ysf f;n,n Tcsi;r- -
the train. Tha horse sto<d se' sf1j =, n ~
mid<Ie 81 ~ frnrt sra ~ 1870 !, -
turned him arc,,rd =. 49, - 49, sas'. - !.
yehIcle IN s cam 49, x'e sG - s 49, ~
alonaside fhe trscr Tna h;rS rks1'
Vas cleary INT ~ frcnt rr 49,. 80 - -.
ouife cIesr A .re,s :. IN 49, - - ~.
dat the vnhicie 40 i, ~. s..ss - a
|iocou1otfve ~ mt a ~ - =. 49,
reversed he eno3n~ 80 go. - q - 49,
sr.x- q - 68y& 4S41&0tU.
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Il viii pay ron 10 attend our bin EN-
hroidcry sale. The prices are actually cul
in two: the largest sssorfneut you car i'm
axtne 10 select from. onr prices will sur
prise ron. CHESTER CLEARLY.
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Dhaksspearese Tragedy Presented ~
Ja1eusehek ana Ceapeny.
A very large audiences witnessed the
presentation 81 6hakespe&re's tragedy
Of sMacbcth" At Fsye's opera house
last night. The performances went
smoother than that Of the evening BE-
tore and Was, On the whole, much
more satisfactory. Mndaue Janau-
schek - Lady Macbeth fmpersonated
that most sublime 81 6hakespearess
female creations with tragic power.
Her support was admirable.
THE BAInxsBArHxn FAMILY.
Thest- Paul Glsss says Of the BARNS
father family. % appear here next
Friday night:
very lnrae audiences aasombled IN the
Muatc Hall Wednesday night 70 hear the
Ba5fuekoxher family. xgokYbody Was de-
Hxhted NJ. Bairnsfoxhe1. bcaidee posseas-
ing cultivated VOICE, which 10 knoWs
how 70 We effectively, = uucomnonly
foIicdfous - = story teller, and HIS delInea-
lions ~ story Of peculieriiiea and charac-
terioftco Of the scotch are fnfm1tahIe.
Every one Of his stories pFovokes roays Of
,sa ana va ssesply applssded by
moet yeraattle Of the many scotch vocslistn
and humoriGts who hare visited this
country. EtfA BatFnsiather mas heaufi.
ful soprano voice, which she uses most
effectively. Little johnnie has remarkn =
bly, powerful voice for one 20 Young He
u we'll trained. q, also. Ii the &weet voice
Of his younger Bisfer MagHie.
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"a done quietly. Little
- 80 done. In but one in-
sons refused permission
9 ballots vers thrown ons.
=; lt.soa ut they belonged TO
es Three scassesins
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nosr Ann 1'xlRey Ass
rLur4xp.

MOTT Ann n'xlxey Am
xlxrfxp.
seine feassre Of the ,lsy IN
= ~ the racs between Nc
enaeEatie- Labor candidate
~. Democratic candidate
- Ne coalition ticket. 10,
-. The Republican can
NsN EASILY elected. The tat.
~ follows: KinneAr. Rem.
hep., Ghs AcElrov, hem. !,
- Andrews. 80. ksnnear
cnroy are therefore
n51a PRECINCT.
- voting in the Twentieth
dane in Precinct No. S
.ssally located and vel
- This i Judge Hoyt's owr
: g g vas al the polls j
~ booking after the inter
.epsolican ticket. Their,
80 scratching done. as viii
tne result. A number d
2~ - aasic and the would
sent away without
zee On bonded Indebted,
eheat twenty i, fa~ar 20 =
- he vcte for delegate.
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|NEU DkEDD FabklUD.
Nature silently ~ort seiuming livery 5or he
grand annual display Of her myriad life and beausy The ~
a~alng the hl chas are about 70 she'd their
fragrance and already begin and pale IS the approach
woOg in warm day breeze and mid night s
Our dress goods Shelves responsive sympathy
have donned the ganurr bcng the occasion No old ol
either. brought room aroused from an alxner
sleep The nesez the fnes the best inscription
let eonang every fabric the mos fashionable pe
WITH The dignity Of abu boods showing IN every ineament Rich
with the freshness Of special capes q fash
for the and tropical variety which eess the eye or
dress fabrics conscious Of then WORTH acknowledge no superior
We have only space Of them up in uoopspe
shr inspection Many already marched to The mont
where they doing loyal service trumpet cal q summer
daily squadons fresh Of Gau the factor
les New England proud the hnd q the
tabled Orient This many doubleuck to the drum beat Il
muaaed prices
| ATTENTION, LADIES!
pieces q plain and plaid Bamo double ~dA varied .A,
actually oHefeu az Gosh pHcc, Per YARD
l2sc
Wool dlsd Diagonal ssrs. good value = $50 oas.sd "a
An WOOL Ravsaaa r~ils admirably .a.pssa q. summer s, i
light and medium shades reduced from
Inc Henrietta. = niche. ~ds s.sl and es,esa
reduced from
ne~ - ~.
All WOOL Railroad cod. the exquisite inss
| el.12: to 75c
An WOOL cheyia sans checks and pl.ids . inches -de
duced from
Soc to 45c
An ueseeed silks and mixed good. ns-,
ported excellent for general wear
very handsome tea gowns from
colored all silk suah sold week at
M This excelen. CSC, opportunity sesden
offered when really fashionable appearing purchased
pieces Of ali wool Henrietta varied shades reduced from
9l.s7s to $l.25
Creme de Creme cloth, exceedingly handsome celebrated
ness Of fibre and excellence Of finish. reduced from
$112s to $lo0
E5Embroided Wash Robes in the mosescsve patterns
orx offered
sl.26 to $1,000
tunes on street wear reduced from
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pARAsoTs, PARAsoIx,

a great assortment. long handles, shorl
handics. 500 styles 70 select froua- Our
prices are right: Just In. Chester cieary
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tn Os sp4f mea Q ne.- ffcasefs
oNasn HSod fusheT.
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z.,zse 6ex&< = Is e'eI< 8
xns~ e6s*.a q = z,.f& <sHf. -
/ fYa4e srSsse MS&s Il y If. = ~
/ ~ xifz ~ ks1< ~ ~ =
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INVITATION , s.sF, % e { m :.
our o1sce and spcure : hsudsome nth.
ogrnpb in coIosz 81 The Hotel Denny suit
able Tor framing We Alno have them done
ap In tubes ready 70 mail - y0ar frsende
Eask, and viii gladly furnish them q AL
Who wish them
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wertbpo0en giienlaser tperben mebr
unb mebr fir setperbli6e 3mede 3ur
8erwenbung fommen; fir ben bier on
Srt unb Stele, mel6er es bertebt, bic
r3ei9en ber 3eit" gu ent3ifern, fann
Ni9ts un3ueifelbafter fem, als oaB bic
3eit, mo- ole bieie 8erbeiBunsen fur
Seras in @rflilung geben tperben, in
elmer naben 3ufunft liest. Slider 1T,
baB infer Stat beute auf Der S9meIe
elmer 9roEartisen @ntmidluns itebt.
Jta9 elmer aus 9puton fommenben
Noti3 1T es aud i'm Werte, bic msiten
Strefen bon Prdrieldnbereien, tpel1e
Bis oabin beinabe unbenubt eeblieben
iinb, irh sroBartislten Mabitabe gu Ell
rer BerDertbung gu bringen. Gin Ga>
pitalit BON Dallas, 9err 5. ". Dough
ertp, befnoet 1i6 %augenblldli@ in 9ouz
iton, UNI ben Nntauf BON groBen pars
tien Prdrielanbes, tpeI9e er i'm Namen
elmer @efeaidaft in 9arris @ountp ses
ma9t bat, gum 4bf9luB gu bringen.
Die Bis iebt ~gefadften Strefen liegen
petlid bon Der Stabt 6outon ldngs
ber NranIas paB, Southern Paeifie
unb SerassW itsBabn unb umfaHen
bereits piele Saulenbe bon Nderf.
Die @eieai6aft bat bic I6li9t, f, biel
2anb aufammenaufaufen, baB iie idbr'
lid 4 big 5 nal bunberttaulenb Sounen
9eu bapon MAIDEN fam. sic tpir6 auz
nd4it an elmer pafenbeu STEELE elm groz
Bes 2~agerbaus erri9ten, mo- bas 0eu
sepreBt unb aufgeitapelt tpirb, unb fur
ben Nnfang glei6 etma buubert Mrbsiz
ter bef6dftigen. IS 1T bas tpieoer elm
neuer 8eiueis bafir, tpie eifris man lett
Der leBten 3eit be1rebt 1T, a1e bic 3e=
fourteen unieres reiGen Staten aur Ser,
pertbung 3u bringen.
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@abl : Proclamation.
81 apOrs Office, J
Gtaht San Mntonio, 9eras, ;


Is. Sanuar, 1889.
Sn Golge Der mir burd Den 6reibrieI
uno bic Sroinansen Der Stabt San
4ntoaio iibertragenen Nutori:dt, erIaHe
i'd, 8rpan @alagban, Mapor bet Stabi
San Nntonio hermit meine Broflamaz
tion unb ogbne an unb befimme, bab
cine Wabl an
3wetten Montag int Tebruar 1889
Gallo am eIften Sage bes befaeten Mo.
nats) abgebalten miro, I'm bic folgen-
ben Beamten gu %erpdblen, ndmli1 j:
Mapor, &eforoer, Solicitor. 5traBen=
fommiFdr uno 5p6lf @tabtratbsmit.
glleoer.
9ie Stimmpldbe in ben berf9iebenen
Warbs uerben Don 8 ubr Morgsns Big
6 u6r Ibenbs on ben folsenben Orten
often iein:
War6 go. /. poliaei > 6oupiquar.
tier, Militdrs Ylosa; Wabl>W orfbenber,
Simon G6nigbeim.
Warb go. 2. @de gaft unb Dofo=
roia etroBe; Watl 8~orlibenber, s.
q. 5ande3.
Warb SO. 8. Ode 2arebo unb Wefs
0oufon StraBe; Wabl : Norhbenber,
Sobn 9tappenbed.
Waro Ro. 4. Grii6's baIe; Wabls
WorfBenber, 6. 8ilemain.
Waro go. 5. eommer's @arten,
@de Mpe. . un0 3.ehnte 5troBe;
Wabls8 oribenber. @uftap Gral6.
@arb SO. 6. Ode Sim unb Nolan
9traBe; Wabis9 oribenber, Wm. 5.
page.
Warb go. Z. eds M~atasorba unb
8ietOria S!raBe; WabI : @~oriiBeuoer,
CHARLES u. Sennp.
Warb $50. 8. POI STD : Nlamo,
StraBe, @de 8ilila 5traBe; Wabl,
V%orfBenoer, 8. %. McNaiier.
Oie Wabl mirb abgebalten un6 bic
Beri6te barber rperben eiagerei1t in
uebersinfimmung nit 9eftiou 29 bes
tdbtiiden Greibriefes unb nit Dem
Staatsgeieb, Mfte bonn II. Mdr3. 4.
Suli 1887, ber 20. 2egislaiur,~ Seite
81.
Die Stimmgeber in ieoer Warb tim.
met fir einen Mapor, einen &etorber,
einen Solicitor, einen StraBenfommils
fdr, einen alderman ibrer reipettipen
Waro unb bier Ilbermen at large.
Gum 3eusniB bierfir unteri9reibe
i'd bier meinen Namen uno babe perdrz
go labt, oaB 6as sieeel Der stabt
&zHsD san Mntonio an bielem Is. Sage
beg Sanuar A. D. 1889 bin3ugeIhgt
pirb.
8rpan @aIIagban,
Wasor.
Beideinigt:
s. g. @Iauoon n, gitn @lert.
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- Wi6ts gleidt benz Mntlang bon
Qper's piQen. Sic sepinnen bas Ser.
trauen aler berer, mel9e lie a~ntpenoen.
Sic reinigen bas Slut, geben Mppetit.
f6rbern bic 8erbauung unb geben ibr
cine geiunbe &egelmd6igteit. sic
fino ansenebm ein3unebmen; ibre Wir.
tung 1T milo, aber sriinpIi9, uno ct.
folgrei9 in Der neberninbung BON
Grantaeiten.
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Mn B nj {.
an bic @iiteIieber bes @eform Club be,

an Die @litGlieoer bes &eform Club ber
Sungen Mdnner:
Sn Sbrer 8%eriammlung bonn Sans.
tag babea sic mid ben 8iirgern ber
Stabt dig ~geeigneten Ranbi6aten fiji
bas Qnlt bes tdbtii9en Solicitors ent,
pfoblen. Sd nebme hermit bic San.
Otbatur an unb perpfi@te mid, bic
nbrigen &onbibaten Sbres Sidets nod
beiten &rdften au unterfdben. Sc 1T
tpohl unnotbig, bic @erf6erung binaus
3uftigen, bob i'd, foate cine Waioritdt
Der Burger fiir mid timmeu, meme
boqe Sdulbisteit i'm Nmte tbun unb
bafelbe getpiKenbaft bertpalten meroe.
Ibtungsuou,
5. 8. g 9dfer.
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Sutflens Sfrnfea.esorbe

Die bette Gable Der Belt fit ednitte,
0uetfdunsen, @ei@pire, Gieber. unb Saut.
Ausfdlag, Gle9te. s%efprunsene Sdnbe, Bruit.
beulen nnb aae Sauttrantbeiten ; furirt Cd.
morrboioen ober feline BesabIuns. 8adiae
Satisfaetion sarantirt ober bas @elb pirS
auriderfattet. % Gents bic SdadteI. Bum
@ertauf in allen apotbeten. Dreib, Sbomp.
ION 6 Co., @bolefaIe.
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@abl 4mSeise.
bic Burger Der @tabt!

In bic 8Irger Der Gtabt!
Da i'd bonn &eform. Club Der Sunaen WtGn F.,
ner Dte Termination fir bas Amt bes g a t.
Aolleftors erbalten babe unb MIR bic I'm.
ts%rftssung bes Clubs 3usefi9ert porben lit, 70
tunotse ID mid hermit aIs Ranbibat fir bas
Unit an. Sleidaeitia berpFidte i'd mid, bas
sanie fidst 81 uxtsritisen.
8. S. S1afer.
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s. 8. g d dfe

n@- pianos.- 8roBe preiie,
f9Ie9te @aare, Noten NIT 3inIen,
binbenbe 3%ontrafts, t~pertbIoIe @arans
tien &C., miifen BON Oenen .srtuartet
tperben, bic pianos unb Oraeln BON
9auiirern, Grdmern, 2onfgnations,
1duiern unb berslei9en faufen. 8ere
meibet bies, inbem Sbr Bel oem super.
ldffgea 6auie BON Sbos. @oggan &
Bros, San antonio, fault.
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9m NerTone hes nrosor m,,

SIN 8erlase beg groBen WuRt.
baufes Sbos. 8oagau& 6 o..
lit foeben "Pink and White, 0oIfQ
bon Soiepb See Der MiB 2iIian Wott
gepiomet, erf6ienen. Die &ompoHtion
1T uneemein aniprehenb uttb muB iibers
of eefcIeu.
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. d bic g M 2.

Dame (3u ibrem Sdn3er, oer Fe
ebeIt auf ibren plab auriidfibrt): Isle
t9einen gerne Wal5er gu tan3en, mein
3err2" Ct: uSa, i'd palae Iei6eus
f6aftlt6!4 Sic: vWatum Iernen sic
es 6enu niht2"
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sa- 6err 90. 6. Saeobon bat
bas einaige beuii@e pbotosrapbii9e Ute.
lier in San Nntonio. Cute Mrbeit unb
bilige preiie. SO. 2 Gaft Soufon.
neben Der Bride au ebener groe,
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-24
AN OLD CLAIMANT.
He Wants the Gold He Deposited
Thirty Years Ago.

An old man, rudely clad, with IN
kempt hair and beard, called at the
mint in Philadelphia. Jan. 10 and laid
claim to some gold he said he left there
over thirty years ago. He said his
name was A. Squires. Upon investiga-
ton 1874 $40 ounces Of gold, worth
S2,2l0, was found credited to A. Squires,
as deposited on June IL, 1855. The
old claimant had faded slip of paper
resembling the receipts issued by the
mint in 1855, but there was no trace OF
writing on IL TO prove his claim. The
old fellow said the deposit was made
on Monday, and the depositor just be-
fore was named Buckmaster. This
was found to BIO true also. BY
way OF Identification he produced six
checks on Wells, Fargo & Co., of San
Francisco, for $4,000. After leaving
the gold at the mint, he said he return
cd to California. He knew nobody
east OF the rockies. Superintendent
Fox said he would have to report the
matter to the Washington officials.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-24
MURDER IN TENNESSEE.
Reported Lynching for Murder Com.
mitted on Christmas.

The steamer Ruth from Tiptonvillc.
Tenn, brought information OF n muir
der and probable lynching, The facts,
as far rs known, are about as follows:
Christmas eve, an old lady living near
Tiptonville was murdered and robbed
of $500, which she was known to have
In her possession. Suspicion pointed
10 her son, his wife. and her father as
the perpetrators. Theson had married
against the mothers wishes, All three
were arrested for the crime, but the
wife was released, the son and father
In law being held to answer an indict-
ment for murder in the first degree.
When the Ruth passed Tiptonville 1t
was rumored the woman had confessed
her husbands and fathers crime and
preparations were made to lynch the
murderers. It is only rumor which
reports the hanging Of the alleged MUIR
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