davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital., 1889-07-12

rs n. kAisER.
Evening capital., 1889-07-12

THE health board returns show
that the heat of New York city in
the 4S hours ended on Wednesday
resulted in the death of 144 Of the
innoconts of thatcity.
Evening capital., 1889-07-12
The Board OF Pardons.

HARRIsBURG July 12.-sAt 4 special
session of the board of pardons Rose
Hall, Allegheny county, keeping dis
orderly house, was granted an applica-
ton for a rehearing. Joseph Ohland,
same county, was refused a rehearing.
Jacob Greenbaum, Philadelphia, receiv-
ing stolen goods, was refused pardon.
Evening capital., 1889-07-12

THE wife of the duke Of Portland
has obtained from her husband q
promise that he will devote all his
earnings on the turf to almshouses.
What is the duchess to do about
the losses !?
Evening capital., 1889-07-12

WHEN Emperor William goes to
England next fall, ho will take
along eight ships. William is put
ting on good deal of style for .
young fellow whose prospects were
not at oil brilliant less than three
years ago.
Evening capital., 1889-07-12

BAHIA, July 12. The steamer AIli-
anca, from New York June 13, has ar
rived here in seriously damaged con-
dition, having been on fire at sea. "A
large part Of her cargo was jettisoned.
Evening capital., 1889-07-12

xY0Rf 1sTfT. Mass, July H. In tile
central district court Henry w Lynch,
) member 0f the Hartford baseball team,
was fined $50 and costs for assault and
battery upon Capt. Cudw0rth, of. the
Worcesters during Wednesdays game.
Evening capital., 1889-07-12

CHICAGO, July l2.-The Northwestern
rate troubles were practically at a con-
ference Of the committee Of presidents
Of the north western roads with Presi-
dent Harris Of the Burlingt ton and North
Evening capital., 1889-07-12

Fair; slight changes in temperature;
westerly winds, becoming variable.
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mlREIs AND SHIPPING.

Sx&fTLEs 5an. IL
i sSrer44 1szisnexx settled srer tsszsy !
mzske<. Ppns<rT arrivals ass nzlzsd q
ebi<kezs. md no tnrkeys o. geese were
offered a small esseh Of behring's were
ps4eed In the Ssh market. md fomna resfs
purchasers Vegetables arriving so-daf
fsosa the s1a rrancssxo masksr zoand xilE
Eux tsysss Choice varieties IF frsszs are
sassns. snd the snsrsy Of aF'fiss shDws
rerr srpreei2fsse coutszrfs0u. Choices
rxnegs eggs base decslned and are nsw
awossa * s1sxe55e.. ssbtsfng rates.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
fETPT1-I,axfox the last A. hcs1rs The
mese sssuSiEse and pfotuer reeriysfs NJ this
fxsrf k2Tf feeD ~ follows. Puget sound
shore rssAfs, 80 f1Ez- Epfumssza &ipuges
seund railroad, y srss, 81 wsszrh tua
wns rssrthagdsse: ssastlss Lake shore q
wo<Sd etc. sts2x1ers-TmaFf $50 tons.
Edith. - toni Clara Brown. 2 t0ns. Glide.
fons. Eeefwgesf. III tons- Total receipts.
sffg tens
sHTfMEsTs-During the last ~ honrs
yoods sad sasrrhsr<1tse hare been shipped
troxa seattle 20 The surrounding country a.
fplE9wss P7syes sDuasi sn1re road. II tons;
Columbia 4 Puse; sound railroad, IA tons
seattle Lake shore 4 Eastern railway As
tons. Steamers -Aanyose. toas. Glide.
Isl tons; Clara Brown. IL tons: Edith. !
tons kilzs Andersen 3 toms Augusta
ton, HouHtsfneer. = fsgs Grace. tons.
Selsfs. tons. AichEgAa. TOTS Iesa- 1
tons Total shipments. f1gs< tons.
NATURE or kEEEfpTS-Feed T7ss sacks.
aDsy 1850 sacks. bran ssf sacks. potatoes 50
SACKS. beans - sacks. ouions 30 sacks. saaf
- ssekss apples 70 boxes, Gslifernia fruit
2s2 boxes. batter "a boxes. cases and :
Dbls-s eggs csses, beer Iss bhls.. cigars II
eases. elaFes boil. sugar 30 bbls.. soap .
esses. oysters Q caeeo, hides bdIs, rselss
ksil,s wool Z bales, bar 20 tezas and IL bales,
merchandise .ssl pkgss boom chains 90,
wire rspe reels. hardware iSs pkgs, nails
Is kegs. hoFses head, oxen bead. cattle
70 head, wood carloads shingles 3s3. TO.
cane chairs 20 bdls., lumber &c 100 feet.
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SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.

SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAX Francisco, Jan. i-wheat-Busi-
ness light; Few buyers; quosable from 81 40
options: Buyer season, 81 as: buyer
1859. 81 49,
Baricy-Ufferings liberal: slow move.
ment: qnotabie At 77s4a7ss4c for No. 1
Options. Buyer season. SAC; buyer 1859,
Oats stocks liberal and prices easy, sit
nstion against seller: choice feed, 81 10:
No, |, 81 %; lower grades $lfgi o2is.
Hops-Dull aud unchanged.
fotatoes--Offerings of all kinds lib
eral; prices easy; Peerless, 30a65e;
Rurhanks, 550gsoc; Garnet Chile. 4sd65c
Early Rose. 40r55c
Butter-Good demand: prices steady;
fancy, 25c: good to css=oirc, 2ha2ie
Eggs-Lower: California ranch, 3eGs1c;
store, .Jfaa0c.
Observation-Disclosures Alexandra, lumber,
Puget Sound to Australia.
sEw YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
NEW YORK, Jan "a. -Hops-ch oice firm
and quiet
Coffee-options opened steady, ioal5
points up; closed steady at Iotel1 points
above Saturday; sales So 900 bags: January
SIS aefgl6: February, SIS 756si6 50: MAY,
$40 7Nai5 80. spot Rio stronger; fair car
goes, ITt2c.
sugar Raw dull: refined duh and easy:
z, 5sAta5s &c: extra G, 81 stf6l sc; white extra
z, 81 fgs sie: yellow, 5i4605s &c: Off A, 81 "a
nzc. mould A, 7s4c; standard A. 6s4c: corf-
PETITIONERS A, sase; cut.loaf, Sc: crushed Sc !;
powdered, &C graduated, &c: cubes. tie
Copper especially futures; lake.
January 81 y.
Lead-Weaker, domestic, SIS 50.
Tln-duil and weaker; straits, $2i.Ss.
Bar silver. g2s &c.
Sales, i.afe 900 barrels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2f.--wneat closed
easier cash. 9GASc: Feb. 9sszc May, 81 0o1 !.
cern-Easy' cash, Sic; Feb, Saisc: May,
56 - Ice.
Oats steady; cash, esa.e; Feb. IS slice:
May, q l1.i6c.
harley Nothing doing.
pors-Firmer; cash and Feb, So 80,
iard-Flrm; cash and Feb, So s7ls;
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. Il. - Cattle = Receipts.
$50. slow and steady: choice beeves. 81 40a
4 60; steers. g. ssa4 10: stockers and feed
ers. " Asa5 o.. Texas cattle, 81 aaa&
Hogs Receipts ii.u0o: opened higher,
elsszed with Tire advance lost mixed. 81 IS
a. o.; heavy. 81 s0a5 49,: light. 81 sSsa
10
Sheep Receipts. 5000; weaker aud S 10
ipc lower; natives. - e5st5 80. West
IN eorrt-fed, 81 4asa5 60; Texas, So 4fssff 30.
LiYggFcoi GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan II Wheat, dull:
holders offer freely: California No. !. rs
81 a per GENITAL.
Cern-Easy: new western. 4 Ia per cen
tai
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

GecSaegsn. the author. Is dead. IN Lon
1Sa. AGED "a
sSear Qarsai&. spanish mi mister OF wa,
under the la;s kkrg Alsonse, is dead
Rlghi Rev. Joshua Hughes. n. n. hishaT
OF 81, Asasshs, Engisad. is dead
Tbreo hundred hunses were DESTROYED IN
Sagahat waller. Asia Minor, Monday By
eAfshyaske.
Isaac Rell. u. exUnitea Sfases rn.aistel
= the Netherlands, died al New York san
4sy morning
Twenty persons werV in5ared IL 4 FitJ;
sf Paris political meeting SantAv night
Cheers seg BouseaSsr were fneQuent
willie xnEch sud John Pescrsna. aged
Is aud rs. wese drowned IS Essaaass
Mich. sRa6ay. while skating on she iee.
meeting "a iae Oceanic steamship
Issgs psay was heiss II sza Francisco Mea
day, - whitehall The osa dffcesogs were re
elected
The repnrs al "a active yoiessa In tsea
sssi Australia. about 80 miles northwest q
the New anhy nslds - eerruesyssesi By Kx
plegns ssastssy.
Al he ssss In sAe HaaalIza later. a
'saa cable easssg Sc has ksen saascvifssS
aas sas caeke vii sssOs Be shipped 10 Hoe
usasa via faaeSsSsuz
{ A p&ssengez tfzin was wrecked al 10,
+ efsssgs. Is Rass<s s02fA sx san ResDaFS1ins
+ M1assas Ssissassssss. FSFvEasa fAaasas az
f ssF Vas badly ssAAas1
tsssgsag asssss< refnTns SsraSs exchanges
aSes sszsssas January =. ssss. Silica tsss -
{ Ata ssese3sss ~ - 1 per rexa sgsx tAe esz
{ TssEsaaaing wesk 81 sast s~&s.
Tar s5ezzaSr state 81 NebxzSkA, gsslc.
satsss1 ffezz <vs NaEk xss sssasg0w PysdAy
sss4zxssa On sAaAsay seaksMk Hxf saesess
sssn sas fxf.afrs via - sssar1
fs@s&4stes Cstg Treasurer Axaa<sax
sAse 81 Essses.zsa. hut nes IL FvFaEgs,
Out. has Transferred Al! ais pxaFxrsy q
The stfs shesr EFass he betrayed
The easry lists az lAe seysa stakes sanrss
BY tza~ " esAangtszsa Para Srekxs tlata rkf
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LAsok RIOT AT ALBANY.


AxnxrY. Or. Jan. H.~-consiAerstis ex>
6f1~nonf WIS created In this city 20 day
n ebQuf 100 Italian laborers who Ind not
36ecfre1 foil pay. from Contractors ssasie
= DeoHe fuf work done on the eastward
0rfeneIou IL the Oregon Pacific railway.
6koy<7f before noon they collected IN front
q fhe first National bank while waiting
}0e The appearance OF Mr.. SeaT'e, and
Woeked themselves into = frenzy By loud
~ There are about 100 Of the men In
~ city. and their claims amount 10
80 When Mr.. searIc came out
q ~ bank they af once demanded Pay OF
~ to1nnce due them. He told them thai
- knd patd them 5000. ali the money he
~ 81 could get until the final estimates
0 entfneers 0f the Oregon Pacific Co. had
ton received. The men declared they
0uuId wait no longer, aud wanted their
1rrnty Immediately, using the Saoxtth
0n<n9 language They declared they would
Nm the railroad bridges. stop all traius
- take sseis money By force. Mr. Searie
FfEd ~ reason with them, aud assured
1kem that II they would wait q few days
W11lans would not be appease6
~ Nj. SeaFle turned and was about 20
enter thu bank, they seized him by the
IhOpldcr One or two drew knives and
fhfsatened 10 kill him then and there.
Ko50r Cowan and several citizens who had
sn snaesssr, ,a 70 2nsi, ths disturbance s
1nen we're deputixed on the spot, and the
mob WAS dIspcrsed without serious trouble.
Hesen. Curran 4 Monfeith. real estate
nen Of this city, had offered all
1ay 10 cash all OF searie d
peAne's checks a. 10 per cent discount
Affer dinner the men began TO sell their
laper. and in short time the entire nam
her had concluded TO take 30 cents on the
dollar In preference to waiting or having
trouble Their cheeks were soon all eashea
and the trouble ended. searle & Deeae
ny that n they had waited for a few days
THIS evcning the city Ii quief, aud no fur
tknf trouble Il feared.
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ssAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
oaiee Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January 1.
ssss 10 date are yssf rs a. Thprs. ssc-,. s,s.s
d. r,....,,, ,.s,.'.,s.. = -. 49,
49, = ~ 'Aae eo'isioer
~ ssskasihk sAn,sess al average OF
si"si Following Is the list as furnished by
Nooti & Osborne. shsfsacsors OF title,
fgugY..a states q, - y..ss
and IS 81 nv i 81 see 10 IA - - ~ nc =
ssoo ~ - y
u. Gwlnefs "a famesr ravsr m ..ras -,
nc cor n - az ne So, n a., Ssr -
slAh " " -
L. u. Baglev 10 = tsihhonx Lots IA a,.s, y,
biz IS. Rasston SECS s''A -
A. Aasie<xpf IL Intsa 4. sra,tasrg ~ n. - :.
= OF ssh. sec IS. tn !, n rss NJ - :
K Triple 10 VIM Andrews n II ~ s,x
FRI forty rs acrrsY II, ~, ia l., ~ :
siI-e
L. nfewett sa Maria 4 g,x lo,. ~ ..,., -
blk a. Denny 4 uoyt.s a.a,s xass, -
4 g. sfosah a. 4shamas ttssSg ...t . n
Carr, W Il sw ss.s 3 =, = :, - a. =
Ahhts. rink & fahn w4ss,,ss 49, ,va..a a
biz 4. tsrapasex's Adj sssa~ ~ s'A =
Il, Il wiiiisins ~ q d T...y,s Lots : =, ~
inc, an I Proxn ala sssssa " -
= Rriseos - : israys s.,,ss 49, -,
ID. flk lfA. i. r sisrsFss,s ,ls,s e.. 10 5
3s..ixtts' s.fa a. : - :
T. <. Rr!eesa., Is ! I. fssas,f..,.s s.... and
"a so
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TACOMA NEWS.
Arrival NJ Collector CULLEN Ineen-
diary Fire.


TAfen4. Jan II Mr.. Exslse cuilats. re-.
oenas sfppiuted collector OF customs foy
tnc Puget Sound district. SIS 81 The Tacs,s
Ia yesterday, en- route Is Port Tow iaa.ss,.i
- aEssssae hts cffieisi duties The Posi-
321kiAzGzseka correspondent he'd n pleas.
Ant confess4fson With hlns. he states thas
g 10 his intention 20 iacase perm anenfiy sss.
fuKef sound He dne& nes expect Ia hals1
2eser long, bat ss the presidents srasler IL
nc ONCE came uf1sorfnnesy atf. bis deter
nanAfioa 10 esasgrate 10 Washington TrF.l
III he Aesenied ths cstes. @fhe stsenssps
2! TIE wtsolss eoantrf, said Nj. Cullen.
~ ceGscfsd on Puget SQUAD fhaye ~
friends in Tennessee 10 bona have pfs,,S,.
1ecd 10 write aud give my Impressions Of
yoas cunatry. shall syt rid 81 the task
eaxiiy. - we'll ~ faithfully, By sending
nem cu5ssrs 81 che Pod, lsTgl llas "a :
esnuai nanshssf." The ileu collector was
oavefxs 10 saying anything relative Ia NJ hal
sfeps be shessld take GA assnnalng char
~ PORT Townsend
Mr.. tsuiiorn il direes fsSss, t.sslnma,ia
Tenn, where he rrseslcesi law Ne i .
yoauS nam af slaassf - years. q ready son-
yexH65tcnailsfs Intelligent sna asahisa NJ,
~ accompanied by Mr.. J. 7 tuptep 4 St,s.
cfal aussisar frum she treassars depsfts,t.s.,s
ncaNse ~ kin SAiIrxsx aEsas.
a Are In hatsse a. as2 Ninth ssre,,s sun
9ny essatsac. did several hundred ,lasiars
worth at damage. The Premises weT,
owned BY isF. exse and uninsured. The
0re Was pisiniy sRcendizFs, as the ,,,srs
~. ouoceapied. The last tenant was
ofxieksn with smallpox snd ia nov Al ~
pe&s house. The charge has been ma,te
that the placs MES not properly gasalgafsg
ard the theory Is that tAe lse Was kinsiietI
~ en:ne sdlaeeut resident
Harry Morgan and n. HI. Cline were ar
rpetcsi this a0rnins charged with selssng
liquor Without = license They wsgs
hfauxhs before Justice Seaisr wAo siefrs
Fed trial. on n,aisDa OF defendants. HI
Thursday. Morgan has applied IL the sd
prc1ne court for IA Injunction axRiass Tbs
nsty 20 prevent is gsheiais from prohibiting
ktsa from selling liquors. he urges tssat slss
coaaeii's invocation 81 bis teeBse satafaA,
gsz Illegal, Aeaaiisee his salaSsa Is rac
mug fall blast He will prubahly he asfess
ID sxstu ia the morning
Rcna Reeves. an smpacye ia the steam
laundry. sustained seseFs injuries ac-eay b,
having her haul eanghs ia tiss machinery
T0fee hnxcfx viii hsNr IA be asa pgtstsss
An alleged orgaui Esd gang gsf saeak
11leNes were captured ~ The p1iseg Ia slss
TOwn this afternoon. They vii &c irseS
% inoryew.
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PA(IFIC COAST.
lkious Trouble Threatened
at Roslyn.


Hxx.xxxersau, Jan. afs--The ststkr stia
GeNftspes al Hos1yn, with 9sosfecS zoz,
zcfaoxn lively tinsef. sheriff fseknpv'
1n1Aay called Ga Cor. senpse f0s tsisoss. =
= s. Iye sb1c 10 cope with the strikers. En's
n1l1ernoon the governog teiegraphed thai hs
1sru]d f,e Il Koesyn Ia person tomorrow
1Hd rrsfe > RS edfaatisH befoss calling ca
Sssrrdey night about % strfksrs
4~5ig sru5scd, invaded Gle clam and
a11empfed 70 clean out he Town. H. ~
ft aa.anlted ~ leo ssJ :. 49, = ~ =
3 Sv:sed foece. the mot meanwhile freely
9 ~reEfne flrenfs fe burn the hose 10 fhs
s @rcsr,d nlea nsjng OF their revolvef1 q
4 7Srror1xe The cifizsus. but did Bot shoes
3 - me and finally WITH ifew. After bfeak.
n feme s'sss and insanns ono "~''
- yconrs1.y s.y they intend 10 put "a
{ ,u,@rr s.e>1 ~ fast ~ possible. AID viii NOT
~ s. ~S,nnreonal&e with the kfrikefts who
= So eh;5nt COO men, fnlfy armed. THEY
Z ESye taken stand sEzlnst fne new men ss..
1~t5ne f5seats 10 burn the msaesy sherih
1907 w3eod Gays order cannos be restored OF
s-e5ss - 1,sye.rafed With the new raen Nifhoui
56IN erslrtance Of militia.
IufimjaatIon runs - such an extent fhs'
II of1empfing 70 serve some warrants 70
{51srIsie the constable wax uuasJie 70 srclIfs
71ea1Ifcnffon 81 the parties.
Vxnr0r4Rh. W. r.. Jan. n ---fsoy srfsaE,is
leff fhfs effy tonight for Kosig y In response
- - nreexif telegram from the sheriff o.
TlffSfSn eouufyx who seems 20 have met
@7ffs 6nnosI4Io1 ct the coal mines which
- ean1,<,f ererc0rne with the force ~ bis
& & - sanud. The governor " accompanied
- col Glover Of bis staff, and goes ~
4 Xne1xn far the purpose 81 snfEsfiEAtsns
5Ss stfuet1on and determining whether i
4 "a nscxsssry 10 order oat troops 10 support
10 sheriff.
8 TaroS 4. Ian 2l.--fswin Hicks. itenssfs.
nrsf ~ Gov. semple's staff. received feie'
onSrn Oils afternoon 10 meet the governor
- he ls2o morning train and proceed 70
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THE hay CITIES.
Who Owns the Garfield Railroad
nIoenlieht Carpenters In De-

WHATcoA. Jan. 2o.--It may be that the
Northern Pacific railroad has not bought
the Garfield road. but q great many peo-
Die Will continue to believe that the North
&8n Pacific people ara controlling IL. The
railroad town Is to be bnilt, 10 be called
Xfne1b0rp. Ia honor OF Mr. King of the
enf1fosd from Whatsof1 10 Fesndaie
oeOssce the Eoeksaek river two
mica above Ferndsle, where a
Northern Pacific. who recently made trip
over the line with Mr.. Canneld
Nelson Bcnnett 4 Co. recently purchased
Is acres Of the Isysle claim, two miles back
o. Schome for &is,2io. The same company
ere running the Whascon sawmiii AT full
ear4cisy, and are arranging 70 ran d loco
1oOtiye aud cars Out on the whascons
wharf to the STEAMER landing. This com
pary also has large force oi men clearing
md plating the Fasshasen tswnsise, re.
Gently purchased.
FsrtifS from Victoria appeared before
CIR c1t council Thursday evening, ask
1ng fur franchises 10 establish waller aud
nns works. NJ. Cowgirl. agent of the Bcn-
pkef company, also requested q hearing on
Oed1nancea now being drawn for the same
HurktKh electric light instcAd of gas II il
6lso understood that the Cornwall conpa-
NJ propose "a pat In water works from the
1Gke abova She city.
The BciliHgham Bay National Bank with
ooapitA, Of 80 ooe. has been organised. with
II. ~. Wade Of Tacoma ss president aud
q VI. Morgan cashier II viii be ready ios
business February n.
New hosttes 20 up ca tho tide tsats every
might. sud moonlight carpenters reap .
: hnfyeef.
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Twensx-DnlIar f;olanlecea I.ost.

SAX FgANcfaco, Jan 2s.--The ExamfAer
says. on November 20 the boot and shoe
manufacturing Grfrs Of 4 w. Rosenstoek &
Co. of this city, DESIRING to send
1900 10 one Of lis correspondents
ia ali interior town I'm CALIFORNIA. tied up
the money which Was in 80 gold pieces, in
a piece 81 canvass, Nth a tag attached,
and scat II 90 the ppstofiiee by a
boy. who mailed X. since which
nothing has been seen of tho money
and though inspectors have been at work
and post Office attaches have been sigor-
onsiy examined. No clue al To how the
missing package disappeared has been de-
yaIys,ed
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Programme 81 the Mass Convention
60 He Held To-Day.

snaSs eeNssastssa AZ senspegxnce aoxk
eEs viii asses AZ se'eiesk thss =gseFaasa q
teS ftrss Meshaiass eAafek. The sse
sfsaEas tes ths nasesinx + as fa3asux
gesatak 81 cali esers1oa 81 president a.
secretary: ssassas. ecataeteA - gsx. gr
RFewns ssatsmeSs 81 plan az .rssas
81 kss. Mr. smltnn speaking -
Rev. Mr. Szmaesas. Rsx. CLARK Davis
Aey. M. hate and askefs. seear4ns
membership. tssSassUSgt esxaassAgkaz ~
sleExiasa 81 ssFxssssxuS, srE&sasx9 sn1 tea,
al u assss az sh& fe&sa 81 stsaeespss and exs
stes sssessssrass election ~ eana mnaissex
CA consolidation sns AYlxns. az4aaaFa.
sa~at 81 J p u. Exeasng ssessssss al,
others. rrteTs 81 cnss aalsfss 80 ceastsfa<lok,
sa8 hgsSsws The cassxsaffsn ufn tAea
aassurn ~ aaces al sF<akaae kailss January
- az : y III.
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Martin fcsd hin r. - foox heT mouzy sfse
uo4sd take sk<y<Azine, IT fh& 1890 Exrzf
fakfax botkIe from TIE shelf
He sAtd be HnS uox afraid u her x5}z3rx
hezeif. at which she swallowed tie yp1sou.
He toox fae sf&I;d oHt 81 khe f0fsfn- Sx oks
Il pp<ns f0ok stss uz0Esy ard went 20 farm
q few mfss4 frDm town & wkrr&Az y -
sworn Gus y6r his arre2s. 3nd Ne a now Ia
Custody 4o<se sky & w&s Naytsn's isp1
tEkf was sold and nok his wsfess. AD9 he
6=d yTxl1< to tsse 18ouey
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Two Cases ~ PIswfn1
Aeain- HntIruad to Mfffou.

Two Cases ~ smafipex- PIswfnx
Again HasIrssd TO Milton.
wAIas WxLs-s. {1n us~-.Fohs 0fErsea
and 0sEn Cecil. q. ii W. r. railroad
graders. bare hs<n fSmna TO bare the
srzaIlpox ard hare been removed 20 the
faken 70 prevemt fnrske~ spread.
Prof " y HsaKnr- who recently fayste-
rtegssy disappeared while VISITING 1t Ia
cosaA and u sHppeset 70 hare been fonIsy
dealt with. Ii fIxAIy respected hers, nes1g
snn Of u. r. Heaxre. = well known
farmer of this vicinity
Dt. II. O. Nancy, an Old rTnesinnsF 81
thls piseE. Il arranging 10 mere 70 TaeoEaA.
The Kirxns fridge II repaired eBosxS 70
pErSast the passage of freight cars. No
passenger ears AkYe crossed - yst.
Milton people sys cismoysnx for eztsD-
sfon Of the o. x w. r. railroad 10 tssetr
town. W. Hunt Ii 10 meet them IN lew
days
Flowing has kezsss sxxiH.
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sEwcasTLE STRIKE ENDED.
IL Occss1sned Lsss Of Two and =
Half Millions.

sAH fRsxcTsco, Jan. zis--The steamer
Alameda was the bearer Of circular from
Balgefly a Co., OF Newcastle, New south
Wales. appfistng their San Francisco Gus
toners that the strike In the mines was NJ
an end, The circular states that at the
close Of The strike the shipping In port
represented over issggso tons register. and
The loss to shsg-omnsss and 10 that district
generally cannot be estimated at less than
10 ri, fs;a
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prixe r,rh, 1. M,nt.na.

HELENA. Jan. IA 20rouud prize sght
with three ounce gloves, between Franz
skipiey OF Helena and Cronin OF New
York, who whipped Kelley, was contested
at Misseuia last night, and was enc Of the
most spirited and hotly.contestei battles
ever fought Ia the Montana ring. In was
settled In six rounds, shipley knocking
ont his opponent. croniu was very gamey
Shipiey's eyes are battered eut OF shape
The oihef nam Jared VERSE
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PORTLAND, jan. zl--Ifie trial OF n. f.
McEonnsughs. indicted for perjury. came
MP In the United states circuit court this
morning Defendant Is charged with
swearing falsely TO statement made when
Martin MeConnapsay tsied his 6nai entry
at LakevIew, Or, OF g large quantity OF
desert land The land Is situated In south
ern Oregon, near I4nkfon. Martin Nc
connaughy claimed that he had reclaimed
several secssons of H. Both lie aud T. r.
AeconnAughy swore that all of IL had
been irrigated according TO law.
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eide ~ Hangmanss Creek.
TACOMA, Jan. n .-~.As al ext . wesf-b1aud
freight on lie Northern Pacific line was
passing 3 bridge over Hsrgm2ns creek
between MarshaiI and kheney early this
morning the bridge xaye way and prscipi-
fased niue ears into the creek %
feet below The accident vas caused
By . tramp stealing . ride falling under q
ear. which rnssed over hia1, launching the
other cars. which ca1.cA the bridge 10
swing dsrsilins the cars. The tramp wss
were Injured The damage 70 goods ia
transit wes sight Tie westhound pass
enxrr train WAS delayed is hours by the
afzfsasfrfft
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Stole Observation-Disclosures Thompson
arrested MAN named Leon Bubean, who
was trying 20 pawn a gold watch, yester-
day afternoon. he watch was found to
der OF Tacoma, at the Oak lodging house,
q few days ago. Bubean claims that he
bought the watch from stranger who Of
fered il for sale In the Office saloon, but the
police laugh at this story. He will be
brought up for preliminary hearing this
merniug
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OPfUM JoIsr RAIpEp. Constable John
Caldwell, of Justice Jones' court, and
Policeman Peer. raided an opium den In
We Chung's building on South Third street
at O'Clock yesterday morning, and found
six Mongolians Emitting the pipe in the
three smoking chambers. in Justice Jones
court yesterday afternoon three of the
smokers. All Shu. All Que and All Lock,
were convicted and paid lines of SIS each,
and the other three, All Sing, All Cha and
All Ling, were discharged.