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CONFESSED DISPATCHES.

TIE Bijou theatre. Melbourne. has beer
burned.
A slight shock Of earthquake was Eel. a
afro Monday.
Princess Eugenia, sister OF the king o.
Sweden. is dead, aged Co
Ira Lancashire sfeepiechase was won b.
the FRINGE 81 wsies's Magic
sisers Johnson. q co2s; SEAMAN. wss
kstlea by train in Oakland Sunday.
The JuSson building. Atlantis. VA
burned Sunday loss. $50. 200.
Count de 81. Foi, French minister TO IRA
quay. has been Transferred "a Mexicp~
Ye.4w fever il terrible 81 Santos and Rio
JA.eires DIT ths ~ che latter place reaching
100 day.
Irish Nstionalisss oatwifsed the polscs
aud held . great meeting ~ skough. neal
Pilltown, sanday-
The seasfpg schooner Viva has returned
% Victoria vita - skins. the largest
catch oil the seasog.
=. Baraess, city treasurer Of Durango,
Col. IL . fugitive from justice. His -
counts are ySyoQo abort
Al stockton sunday 0arsnan Henceman
of tA.s city won . three mile race VIE
LanK. OF san Ffancssco
Fr.nk Lyua. boarding With wfIborr
Nah, kfssxa Mrs. Kssh sunday night and
| thea committed Suicide
Fire in west Dspere, Wis, saturday de
sfroyd Is baiidings. entailing q lon q
tzzs efe. tssrrxsc~. &79.oo
Atssholic coagfess viii meet Is Madri<
| = rdbes<ssy next Cardinal Resembles vii
rrs side. sixteen hnn6rcd clergynen vii
| &c IN attendance The eoss ef Of the ee0
xress Is 10 take action In favor OF 10
I rsSsQratson al The temporal rower Of ~
pope Assd the extension Of the tnsfueece q
the Church In sehce-x The government
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nzoa1kA- has bern captured altar 1etpez'-
at6 resixznacR-
Sxenmers arrzrea. E5Se. IL Ererness
haven. utopia. 81 Glasgow, Giioerf- q
Hameurxs CRY Of Paris = Livespeois ~
from E<w York<
Tne n.x5xnsf5oa al xixhoaas u. Ben.
auperinsxuzieu< OF fu<eign nsils IN the
posfofzcu department. has been afccpse1
oy the POSTMASTER general.
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euakfm uho were buffc{nx = Fort were afr
tackled, defsAtea and driven back ~ sen
dauese- Ten Egyptians were kiLiec.
Clearing house returns. week en0esl
April - Gross exchanges. H.0ks -
an increase Of So per cent compared with
the correspondents week Of last year.
The president on Tuesday appointed =
number OF p<s3massers, among whor we're
the fol10winx- Edward Anger, 1t Haley,
Idaho, and Geogre r. Cook. II Flsgstsf,
At.
Ex-Kfng Milan hiss beeorne monk at
Jerusalem. says the Belgrade Jouraas
Sftre5rGa. His idea Is said 70 be q,
Ievensuasly become patriarch of ali the
sorerefgES-
The pope celebrated macs in tho convent
hall Monday. Many strangers were PRES
/ emit At midday he received prelates anil
Others At the coming eonslsSory he viii
create seven cardinals
A naked train GA the Central lows rail-
road was wrecked saturday night neat
Berwick. H. Two cars were hurled int,
Cedar creek. Conductor Calvin and a
young man named Savage we're killed
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san fsAssHscc, April 23.--There was
q small attendance at the second
day : racing OF the Blood Horse Asso-
citation at the Bay District track.
The first race. three-quarters mile
dash for S-year-osds, purse of $3.50, was
won by White Cloud. Emotion second
Nancy third: III Re, lila.
Second race. select stakes, for 2-yesr-
ODDS, fye-<ishths mile Racine won,
farsslars second, Atlanta third: time,
fstgs
Third race. one mile, selling, parse
Of xSel- Welcowse won. Kildare sec
end, Jack Rsady third. time, i:tSH.
Fourth yAce. FsciGe Derby, one and
ne-hzh snssles-CaAr won. I.orenfo
second Nild Oats third: ssne, I 50.
fafth Face. special handicap. enc and
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rcom to iauxh when the ed KAN
rasshes his tknxnh 7tzre I1assfe ~
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prcuiiar brzceIe< picked up }ust now.
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brncelef, and goa know Is don 8
know. either. It's just about the right
size for i bracket, tee Il must
belons 10 Miss Stymne- Terrs HasSs
Ezpz<ss.
Dental Acuaseu. Customer 1 SO
yua are advertising fuil sets Of teeth
for s. Dentist Cautiously - les,
sir. Do yoes live q home Customer
No. heard. Dentist with dignity
You certainly cannot expect an y So
70 be Of any use IN boarding house.
sir. NY charge To you viii be 10.
: Philadelphia Reecrd
Looking ont for the fee. Servant
Is the doctor at homes ucctor-I am
the doctor. You are wanted at IA
North Twelfth street. Mr.. Dc Mills is
very sick. Wait moment. please,
until look up this uew patient in
Bradstreet's. "a moment later1
I'm sorry. my girl. bur cannot 50
with you | have very important
call to make 49, 7Tf4<.
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OLYMPIA SEws.
The Public rsSsrs--odd Fellow .
TsmpIe-sss

OLfsriA. April ssS~-tiseat dissatis-
faction Is expressed at tbs manner in
which the public square l. being dealt
with. Several weeks ago the city
eoancii gave it, committee ON public
property, consisting Of Messrs. Wi
hanson, o'lirien and Hardness, full
power r. improve the plaza an they
has beer done except te level down q
few OF the many knobs IN that ron.
spicuous block. When the matter was
referred to aeonrnittee with full power
20 act, the people Of the entire city
were greatly pleased. inasnuch a.
they seemed 10 feel certain that this
long neglected city property would at
once be thoroughly graded. graveied.
plated. fenced and otherwise sni.
proved. Their hopes have vanished
however. and they confess that il now
leaks as though nothing will be sicne
for months Ia come. aithoeTh
the money Is in the treasury waiting
10 be expended on this particular Inn.
provenent, and the COMMITTEES Il given
full power 20 spend IL. The question
- 10 the csase of the delay il fire.
aaently asked, but nobody except the
committee can answsr Il. and their
explanation does net seem to be at all
satisfactory.
The committee which aas appointed
10 take charge Of the festivities attend.
iHs the dedication ut the new Odd
felloss te.nrie. on the 9Th last, has
about completed Us iaoors. IL is
learned that about 10 members Of the
order in Seattle have chartered 4 beat
and viii he here On that day. The en-.
tire shelton lodge will AIS, he present.
rs wei ~ many from Tacoma.
GhfslaIts and other pisce< The
grand parade will take place Al
2 O'Clock, directly after which this
dedication ceremonies viii take tiaee
in the new temple At : o'clock in
the evening the grand banquet viii
take place Ia the newfv dedicated
lodge room. The following ostlosr~
have been chosen for this occasion
q. q White. grassss master. master Of
ceremonies; +. y. Ford, r. q. Is.
marshal Of the day. &. c. Hewstf, +
e., deputy grand master: ]. N. swan.
4. u, NJ. grand warden. n. T..
Holmes. r. G. NJ, Of Seattle, grand
marshal, j. V. Meekes. L. q. NJ. OF
Pnyatseps grand chaplain; ". IL.
hoeerts. +. q, NJ. musical director
Wm. tsilew, +. g.. grand guardian.
WORK on the Puget Sound & Che.
halls ksslroad from OLYMPIA west 10
Montsxano. viii sssan be hexan. This
matter las been finally decided upon
BY the company.
kSsuos. sensple passed Yesterday in
the city, but aest for Tacoma shss
morning.
Gov, Acore i on flying visit 10 his
honse IN Wslls wa.ls.
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assa = 80 -. $500 $500 sess-
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TACOMA. April <5--st sHaffcs Prlcksu.
ixiorxr. fell from the t,ll0t of q North.
ern Pacific engine At the Top az the
.vx.,fs x,n tf.~ fsarsfse ,stxi4is,ft Of the
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80, -. $50 . s 49, ssa.' 80 pss;ss -.
niIst anu a-nnif ifoui sfze FsciNs ave
nue. station Last night. sad was horri-
by maagied and Killed The Inforraas
tion dia not reach the city unta late
hour. Prsckett leaves . widow sud
several children. lie vas - years Of
nsss and CAME here from Akron "
selssn issnnstt.s siafe. whirn vent
Through the kepnbiicaH city consen-
ton, Yesterday afternoon. nncre shed,
has cresftd 9 soreness ~ kepl,t'sfcaf
ranks. esnssd talk of . breach and
draSfi oai good DEAL 81 luminosity
lEtsiii the seseatea Parfs inotnns L.
nixon Nominated A. 2. ue2ett Ter
mayor Who Nas k<aien. There vas
talk today o. coaiisson With TIE
Democrats. and TIE nomination 81 z
coHsninaft0n einxehs tckef Sifh
Democratic isead
EtiefssburE nna hatsuM boards
Of trade have signinFi 70 secretary
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NEWS rnoM vICroRrA.


VICTORIA, April 23.--The corner
stone of the provincial royal jubilee
was laid this afternoon by Mrs. Mel
son. wife OF Lieut.-Gov. Nelson. A
detachment of marines from III. NJ.
s. Swiftsure and about 5000
people we're present including 500
school children who sang hymns. An
address was made by the president of
the hospital and others. Mrs. Nielsen
was presented with a silver trowel.
beautifully chased and engraved. and
the lady, after a brief reply TO the
presidents address, went through the
ceremony OF laying the stone, declar-
ing same well and truly laid.
w. Il, Sayward's mill property in
this city and his timber limits on the
northern coast. has been sold t. a
syndicate Of local capitalists for $685.
tA1.
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Cheap Freixhts TO Mexico.

NEW YoRK, April GA reduction
Of so per cent. in freight rates between
New York and Mexico has been made
by railways from this city. The rate
is now Is cents. The break Is caused
by the action of the Ward line of
steamships. which Is taking freight as
low as 10 cents. 1t was forced To this
by competition of the Mexican suhsi-
diced I.apex line.
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MkNftiiss April s'i--Ehe weather
was pleasant. the truck "a splendid
condition andthe attendance large.
Three year olds. q nlii.--L p. Web.
xseF won, Auiev second, Mandolin
third time. :fa
All ages. aa;ie and one-sixteenth--
Losgir Wall won. Long Ciisfssse second
Tudor third time, ISL.
Three ear.oi5s. mile Princess ven
cassius seSond. RoesiIer third time
iss5
Two-yuSF olds, :. nile- Amelia wen
Lady Blackburn second, Ms. Lebanoa
third time. | 90.
Al ase>. nAle and one-sixteenfh-
Hamlet won. InSolenes segond Red
Leaf third time SO
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ROBBED By A POoR NAN.
Bold Theft 1T Noon from = Cali
foruIa Bank.

&V&ats DAAAs
VENTURA, CAL. April 23.-To-day at
noon bold attempt at bank robbery
was made by man named Mccarthy,
who was recently discharged from the
county hospital. He entered Collins
& Sons bank while Cashier Collins
was gone to lunch. leaving Jack Nor
rison alone. Mccarthy entered and
complained Of his poverty and the
Ae-.sr-etsan which had drawn him to
think Of suicide. He laid package
on the counter which he said was
dynamite, and then drew q six-shooter
and demanded $4,000. Morrison did
not wait for an explosion nor hand
over the money. but lodged behind q
high counter and ran out of the back
door.
The robber seized tray containing
~ ,0G0 and walked into the street. Nor
Sison had given the alarm and people
gathered on the street, bat no one was
armed. The thief had Q horse hid
about 200 feet from the hank, and was
making for 1t, Sheriff Reilly hap
pened to be near. but was without fire.
arms. He stepped into q hardware
store and seized n shotgun and de-
manded McCarthy's surrender, when
the man surrendered and was marched
to jail.
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NKw YoKK, April sa.-Sis Julian
Paencsfese left for Washington this
Morning.
WssHssarus. April 8. Sir Julian
Paunerfots. the new British minister
90 tie nisesf States. arrived here this
afternoon. He was accompanied tsy
bis secretary and Michael Herbert, in
charge Of the legation. and Was met AZ
the station by the legation attaches
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ELEgxssrxa, April % In an inter
view to-day Tith ssmssel coIIyer,
cashier Of the Merehants' National
bank, Of which Institution WaIfer J.
Thompson il president. hs said: .tSus.
tainIgs9, ~ / do. intimate relations
believe fhsf IL the proper time he will
be candidate for the United States
senate .
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GONE TO VICTORIA.
The City Treasurer Of Neensh, Wis.
Runs Away with Funds.

>EgsaH. Wis. There is no longer a
doubt that Theodore Paepke. late city
treasurer, IL . defaulter. A few DAYS
after the election raepke left
the city te be absent a couple
of days. but no word has been
received OF him by any one save hts
wife. who has just received the .pistIe
from him. dated at Vancouver Island
saying he viii not return home and
that he IL e dcsauiter. Ii II believed
his shortage will reach IS. Co. rerhaps
fssCsrt.
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MAsr ron rnr MAxsos.--E. IIlir

MAsr ron THE MAxsos.-E Ulin. tho
carpenter. Is hewing out near the in
tersection of Railroad avenue and
Commercial street mizxen mast fol-
q ship George F. Manson. now on
her way TO this port. The mast il
being cut of q magnificent FIR log
eighty-fenr feet long and as straigh,
a triDg. Several days will be con.
sumed in the construction of the mast
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PoRrLAsp. April . The big hotei
Is rapidly approaching conipleizori. ~
far Is the outside goes The siormer
windows on the eighth fIoor are being
put IN and the skaters viii begin work
III day or txo.
r. a. Marquam has contracted for
the removal OF the houses from .
niock opposite the hotel. and viii
shortly begin the erection Of fne
opera house, TO east SIS 600.
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Far be it from our desire to turn
iconoclast and so TO tearing down the
idols and ideals the centuries havs
builded up. But. Just the same, after
reading the reports Of how the multi.
tudes are leaving good homes and
gathering af Oklahoma. we wonder i
there really Is such an oiiicsr as the
f,sIki,ier.
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.. II. q N. Steamer TO Portland
Another sawmiil.

Ne ~ ~ NJ 0eS0mGT 70 GOf&l0 0O--
Another sawmill.
New WESTMINSTER, April 23.-Mr.
u. Campbell, general agent of the Ore
gon Railway 4 Navigation Co. at Port
land. Is in the city. having come for
the purpose Of making arrangements
for u tri-monthly steamship service be-
tween British Columbia and Puget
Sound ports and Portland. Mr..
Campbell states that by this line the
Union Pacific Railway Co. seeks con-
nection for their system with Puget
Sound and British Columbia ports.
The steamship Idaho has been char
tered for the ronte. and viii probably
leave Portland on her first trip about
the LIST OF Nav.
Mr.. I. NJ. Kimbali, representative
OF the Ross McIarin LAUNDERING Co,
Ottawa, is in the city. having come
under instructions from the company
to proceed at the earliest possible date
with the erection of a sawmill on Fra
xer river al some convenient point 10
this city.
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TACOMA Nor SATISFIED. The Ia
coma sports are not satisfied with tn,
defeat Of w. 4. Dodge by Gard KEEL
.ogg. They have put forward another
champion, who will try for the media
which Mr.. kellogg wears, in the per
son of ]. NJ. Bell. The challenge has
been issued, but the time for the sboe'
has not vet been fixed. The Seattle
boys say that kellogg win have 4
pudding this time.
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ACCIDENT TO THE HAWAIIAN
$50 o'clock yesterday morning the
Emma Hayward, while making a
landing at the ferry-slip side of the
city dock, forged ahead too strong and
running between the City of Seattle.
which was moored at the dock, and
the wharf, had the bulwarks and part
OF her house on the port side carried
away by the ferry boats apron. The
Hayward was damaged to the extent
of about 500.
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NEw losx. April q The body OF
ex- Presideat t.efdo &c Tejads viii be
taken 10 Mexsro for harsal.
CnIcaso, April 25--The body az
lgnztsa Alos. Mexican eonsgI, will he
enAslnaesi aud seat 10 Mexico at gov
eminent egn@u<e.
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COMING TO SEATTLE. = Mr.. J. VI.
Wrestling, prominent member OF the
Dauphin county bar at Harrisburg.
Pa. viii shortly locate with his family
in this CITY. The Harrisburg Independ-
emf, speaking of Mr.. Wiestiing's de-
parture, says: He was twice elected
district attorney OF Dauphin county,,
in which position he served with abil-
itv and satisfaction to the court. AS
a lawyer, his rating at the Dauphin
countybar was equal to that of any of
his brethren practicing in the same
court, and as scholar and gentleman
no man in his association was held in
higher esteem or had warmer friends
among the public.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

DEGRADED WHITE MEN. Complaint
has been made to the United States
authorities that white men are openly
selling liquor to Indians in the vicin-
ity OF Snohomish. The residents
allege that the intoxicated Indians
there have become apositive nuisance
and demand that some steps be taken
To ahrogate the evil The authorities
have taken the matter in hand. and
those who have been in the habit oil
selling fire-water to the aborigines had
best beware.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24
Ox WoMAn SurrRAaE-Mrs. ~

Or WOMAN SUFFRAGE Mrs. Laura
DeForce Gordon, OF California. lee
tured last evening at Frye's opera
house before a fair-sized assemblage
upon woman suffrage. She ar
gued in favor of the proposition
of holding q convention here and
nominating Delegates to the constitu-
tional convention. She also spoke in
favor OF segregating the woman
suffrage question from questions of a
semi-kindred nature. She closed her
lecture with an appeal for unity among
the workers for the cause in which she
spoke.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

sax FKascrsco. April q. Hon.
John +. swift. the newly appointed
minister to Japan, accompanied b. bis
wife. left here on the steamer Oceanic
this afternoon for his new Held of
labor. A large number OF prominent
citizens we're at the dock to bid them
farewell.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

WASHINGTON CESrEsARy.-Portland
expects to celebrate the one hundredth
anniversary of Washington's inaugu-
raj in very elaborate style. and Is ex-
pecting large number Of people from
the Sound to be present. The North
ern Pacific railroad has made special
rate for the occasion at one and one
fifth fare, from Stuck Junction to
Portland and return. Tickets win be
good from April % to May 1. inclu-
sive. They are on sale at Chilherg's
union ticket Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24
a rsar ruIr. OF SEA LIONS,
The csnner's Worst Enemy-A Pet
for Portfand's Park.

PosrtaSp. April % estersiay
morning when sam EluoreAs fish trap
near Sand Island, at the mouth
Of the Columbia river. xxas visited
eleven sea lions were found In
u ard the heads OF shirty-fo..r salmon,
showing that the lions had hreakfasfsa
on So 50 worth Of Chinook salmon.
One of the lions was sent up here
this morning for the sity park. His
howIs Of rage and fran ic efforts 20 get
1T them siguck terror TO all behoisiers.