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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
eEEMANY.s oRyEcr pI.AIN.
Virtual Annexation Of samoa In
dorsed by the British.

WASHINGTON. Feb. She PROTOCOLS OF
shs EgSs conferences shpw that the German
representatives Ser f0Ffh thai Msliefoa.
having n0tarfssuS.y violated his tseagy
rights with Germany and having euf \
small Eainorsty 81 followers aFnoBg the aa-
fsves. Tamas1Se having the support of q
arSaf majority, the election Of new k5-E
must take place. Then. in order 10 secure
peace sad order IN the islands. . foreign
fezs-ssSegsaftys sltuaiI 5e apaus snteti as asi-
riseY 20 the king and 10 att - mandatory
81 shs sA.ee treaty fssweFS. dc also srg-
gcsSed renewal Of the prlssesis pie cs shso-
late equality of the three powe-s oa The
stands.
SECRETARY Bsyard suggested scheme of
constitutional gOxernnens for S&Asna,
waia 9 native legislature. securing the an
toaaTay. inclnuing TIC sekno sleage emeas
ai Malissea as king and Tasaasese as vice
king.
The Euglssh government. through SIR
T5oslsl West. suggested "a agree ment
agloag fke treaty powers that one Of them
skcala. Is mandatory Of the other two, act
sS adviser ~ tie -sEnsaa sover1rnSut. and
Tn vseE of Ike prspeasseEauce ct German
tszfeTcSfS iAe1e. was Willing fo let Germ anx
hare the FIRST term at eve yeaEs
A. tie seeuaa yHeeftag there was = lo1g
siiscasssoa of ssae "details eE the government
a ~ created. Secretary Haysrt consented
"a ssw esrrsica, bat insisted that x
shsgsa ~ : naive eleEsion. free aaa az-
awos car Lionel WeSt sssezsess.
You AsverSlst~en inQ aired whether 4 eeE-
tain tAsas sheuld nas he nxea within
wases tae election sssoala take p2See. TIT
saxsals nos take rsaee wsthxn that stns.
then tie thrt& T4swess SAe11 SxegS aF0a
king
GzE3E1 saerSursis PROPOSED 70 CSzssa1S
Malsefpm is asszee. AsTt Ne=e sEa Van Al
- slS5essen aese rs e&7usfste1- Ihe sasser
asxa Inquired whether tA9 aew y-es sescssss
king sssniss seE he approved hT tsse Fsozsszs.
70 waseh "a ART Fes.ssgd in ms negative.
IasssstEs :hAs gtsege snnss he free tsee.
t8oa
vaa A.geaz1esszn sAea re&S s kaseaal
statement uf Tke y<ss1sSa q ass gfFern-
Faent. IN With ~ sass tAess IS estay nEze
soayxt issl. 70 Vs'Ase aae foTzsgzs csAeeT A.
tire brad 81 TIE ssf fassnissrxts@a Assss snKess
&sTa Hstss Szf1Czesss gsssrez - faks Essaszs<ss
Fe4gfTnz fse the - aasms1aAneS 50 pea < Atssa
essgss.r Is weA "a Tar EsE tsrSsfserSzs II Se8s
spNNaz cT fsss esszatFs Aa5 s@E2 nsersse-
81 FEazay. nzxlug sae ssrsest Interests
ssss,a4s ssssaa aase tae ssass3a- West 9ss<sssfss
- t1zzs-
EaxnHs s@sl TIE aAsfve x1veFEs4eHt was
10 presexE@ is sswa exxszf Eesk
At fs~ fozvssz Eae@s3rs.; sAafxF sad re
lad nos IKE szsgafesl sssx4rs - s1eskkss1
&ns Yess0aze-anee eser GrrzazaY sad
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HE LOST EVERY TIME.
Henry Diecknaas Prominent St.
Louis stock GAMBLER. n Fugitive.

81. Lor1s. Feb S-Ihe flight ef Henry
Dletkmsa, president o. the EssRatel
Borgess. Milling Gem psay, 70 Canada. cen
flnaes - be the chief topic OF converse
ton IN financial and commercial circles
the amount Of his desaclatioa Is estimated
from S5aS0e upwards. bat she exact
Egares are NOS obsainable- The heaviest
loser VIII be his motkersa-lAw. Mrs
Meyers. of whose estste he has heen
trpstee for several years. For The past
three years Diecknzan has been familiar
figure on she Merchants Exchange. and
gained the reputation of q bold specn-
lsFor. An attachment suit against him
by Mrs Meyers was the nrst In
umafion OF anything wrcag with
his iEaness As saon as notice OF this
suit was given there was a general ssam-
pede among commercial men 70 seara
whether or not Dieekman WAS the debtor
Ii Was fonn<. that his transactions had
been much larger than supposed. and that
he had dealings with nearly every firm on
the board. as we'll as With some Chicago
houses. Ii is now believed his reason for
80 widely distributing bis orders was TO
conceal the extent OF his dealings
All examination Of the books of the &sf-
ferenf firms discloses the fact that on the
whole he had been q most unfortunate
speeulstor. his good investments beiag in
variably followed ty bad ones Scarcely a
single account shows him 10 have been
nytAing bat q loser. Dieckman leaves
an invalid wife and three children. the
eldest but years Of age
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ON TRIAL. FOR FKmJuRr.
The Penalty OF Refusing "a Tessify
for the .sTfmee.s

IgoSpoS. Feb s.--patrsck Nnlio5 uax
ehArged q. tte Bow street police court -
day with cora hitting perjury In testimony
befarr the i,nrneil Homfnisxlon. chasiea
Matthews. counsel for the TIzs<x, the pree-
ecssetor, stated that Magloy trIcked
tho Dublin solicitor Tor the 7xm<s BY reve-
lathons concerning the Feuian brother
hood and invincibies Malisy Afterwards
deniesi beforr the commission that he wns
either FensaE or fnyincshle The prose
cation Ascerss4ned that Malioy had becu
both and had evtdsSee 10 prove the per-
Jury.
Patrick Delaney, who sas senteuced -
death for cosnplscisy In the Fhnenix pnrk
snuracrs. the sentence being Afterwards
commrted TO life imprison1sens, was The
tlrss Sitnesx. He connected MAlEoy with
the InviBefhiss and also sasd Mnll0y wae
member of party formed In fSo3
20 murder Chief secssfnry FmxGex
Malley also assisted In PLOT 70 attempt -
murder JnEtslsss Lawson. Crown solicitor
Anderson and twelve Dublin jnfynien who
gave verdict of guilty sgaiuss the Feuian
Frank Hines.
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MILLIONS roa DEFENSE.


wAsHTSGTos, reh. &--Tae sorf1aeEzS0n
and naval appropriation bills were sab
rnstfed "a the IBls senate eon=iitee ea af~
ysropris4iors to-day by tbs sabensu EsIstes
charged with i3ielr examination ] be sp-
nropgiations in The forEiaearion BIZ arg In
creased a. follows. TugpcG0ss for haftssr
defense, $50 ace+ EiaElfiee gaas os AyEegs-
eau manufacture 80 go, eAissasss tad
battery WAGONS fos & z-iG inch Ezus. 81 100;
sog conducting the anEEsl heesr artillery
practice. $aaaf0 A prssslszoE vas lastsf tt7s
that al Eaogey shall be assSBcxea ~ tae
I~sard of ordnance Rnss fortiaeAsiuss crested
Saxs year, and ft IS nafie tEapegasiFe o. kfse
board IL bay oEsiy American zsaee atAse-
rial The sfsei forging and gun eArsaass
appropriations aEaoRu. "a neaFay ss&a.gHl
.seayx S3d1fioss we're 1sGe - tie aax2s
bill The construction es fao xse&s gaa.
boats o. srrassers il provided Cor. 70 u o
sys51a 500 to l2,k0 tsT1s Displacement safsS
70 s,ost not more than sT9atkA Also oar
steel cruiser Of ANot1nS disp eeEseTYss 20
cssf s.t0 aa IA appropriated y si5so
sa&ae for enc ram for hsrbor detsnssA, -
accordance with the ,TlE&Es rysp2rcsa % rs
naval A9gisory boati az 1sc5. IA ess
HAT these vessels 1gs oe speedily eslss.
the zsr.rassS.a alton f0s steel machinery =
ircye assssi ~ 9 naIlls07 AID . hall. aE4 sAA5
fsr armament by 81. $4,000. All sae rsw
vessels are a. br istsss@ hg eletsTaeaig AEad
S., 90 i sp.srr.srissexI s0x faas ps1rpcsss
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BOYCOTT AND BOMB
A New York Brewery Shak.
en- by Dynamite.
DErEArED STRIKERS Drp IT
The Cashier OF the ManhassAn Ef@-
waited Road Assesnd.--rlssht
Of a 81. I.eais sp<~alasar.

NEW Y1Rg. Feb. S--A terrific expsossor,
this sreniny blew hole shruagh The twx-
foos wail of David ssesrnsen's brewery and
shattered hundreds of wiadess GA sTensh
ayenne sn the neighharhecd ~ FartresA
street. where u occurred. Fortunately no
ere ves seriously hurt. whe
placed the dynamite baEaA. Scr
such IL Is believed was the canse
ef the cxplesion.'is ayssewx. Stevenson
has lstely been invelvea Ia labor frunhaes.
John 0EounelI. prSsadens of the Ale and
Porter Brewers Prnseetivr Association.
made charges against Stevenson that hs
res nuf Ss&ssnx enough. ard
though the charges we're dis
rscveGs bayeutt was ordered.
This VAS recently rezaoved. however, as
unjust. Spk one OF his rlea wbo iefs dur
iug the light Is now Ia the employ Of the
brewery. IL Is thoHgEf thar malice be-
cause of these isrts prompted the act to-
night
John nrEznm was arinking a glass Of
beer IN 3 neigh bofiug saloon wlsess che ex-
ploslon eeeaFei. aud slae glass was blown
ont Of his hand, and Ed urumrs. brother.
w8S fang hack against pusnp with force
that caused internal lrfas3es.
Jtst al sne spot where the explosion Is
thought 10 have been are FIRE arying kilnk.
bat Stevenson is positive that Eas did not
CO use the expgoslGn- The fire marshal.
v hn N2s present. was Oh the opinion that
tie bomb was thrown from the tenement
arms the way.
II Was stated ~ Drumns store, near The
Scnue. tnal four woraea sTsre brought to
pre- mature confinement by fhe expzozzon.
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BISMARCK WARMLY DEFENDED
Bayard Eannar Doubt His Word
Denureiatian OF Sew1ii and isates.

Z, 80 sr..4 . z, J
haLA1AoEk. Fe<. >ecTezsry bayaysi
sAau - FepTese2 tazzse or sne lsastiinsfe
saa to-day that she Gate for the Berlin
conference Was not determined get. IN.
doubtless woaid be very soon, as
zhe administration is srrs near
cios.t- Tie points 20 be confenassi for hy
OF this country Hsh &c the paclteatien OF
Samoa the restoration uf its asss0rcsn s aud
protection Of American interests There
sre reasonable grounds for ho1irg these
win - secured. afaa IL woald he very IN
fortunate IL personal sgsifc OF farrfxan
jealousy should suceeea ia throwing
any obstacle IN the way. Prinee
Bismarck has s1own atifsposiii0a 10 settle.
He and his son hare gone ont Of their way
70 make the friensslfesf nr0gexSst,sss. ara
M. Baysrd os course can ossly take them
at their word ard meet taserss IL n ss-,,fisT
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I TERRITORY, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1889.

Crest Britain. baz Ass slz1 desire ns. see ma,
HTe fnszzerce Hafekd bv the ssrpe xssa@rz
E4Esazly Nzs4 Sor q tsaxs 1ncn parrso5e lie
desired also % ssssSsf 20 siss rrsstsea7 ssss1-
rEalfz2fSan nE thkl Esznasas.
AZ tae 6fka meeting. Rzya-gi declared
thai Ihe tse-rnaH plan wcaid rsmsslr Ia a.
tzFq qa&saEF wAsesi wrusd gzox lasxf-. hzs
West wnsEsd nct coscrae this nasnt
AZ EAe Lass session. On @ufv 1Ekh, BayxrS
- EEfSew1ng sEtss tS-rrsZ proposition. sad
De Plan aA pnspcse3 and expainess 81
Ven Asselslah@Es Is ssaAstaEtiatfe foreign
1lfocssfsr E1Tefa=egF. based o. zne-e&,a.
lie interests. and al exrseri rience hxs shown
xIss iaz1s1 necessarily result frrsa sxaA an
attempt. zHss that Hnxker r. ssefest 81 tsEs -.
seet We hxFe ali distinctly propsssa i cer@
tan. / Go rsst see why ae sacuid r<s re-
co<nixs q. zke OUTSET asaa essr
eo1rays IN Sarnna - s~srit
Of self-guvevHinz freedom and sells resrers.
tserEnzny and the United sgArss hare herss-
fcfo-e zzrea strong indications OF their de-
sire Tor this ay ssseir prompt Gisasoxzl ox
ArhlfErT sad unauthorized acts Of their re-
sTsecfzfs ess1xass sSse aseii axsE. Gres nbauaza J.
and Is = noticeable EAss tAe eonanct sss
rorelgnsTs has been tbs oaEse OF rsore dis
order and dfscoafsns ia samoa than any
spontaneous aetlnn of TIE zsfiFes. wan1d
= acs, Snerstore, be well for 1s ~ adjourn
lne eotfsefesses uxEnI sEEEfna and sAus give
fitae 70 sfae ministers OF Germany nsc
faezr respective ssaTsrlaEsaeazs. Il rrsses that
instructions may be received hv slaes,, Of 4
more dcnnite character by ffe aid fts which
we nsy be euaAlasd 10 come % an agree
Barsrsss : ,srs,s,,si i.f<ss, sr~< .z-e<.sls.
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A ROMANCE or CHICAGO.
Return os Lost Annie Res7aansi-
Her Fathers Reasuu Eexs$r~d.


ChfcADe. Feb. S--gistfe s-year-aId Annle
Redmond wha Was kidaappea aeArfy i
Year ago and for wheaa seasch wag mails
neatly paralae14nx that os she fuSG ChaFaus
koss, was returned q her hosne shas even
Ice 81 Singular chance. The MranSsst
asvS~ f&ea oafsssie of Ao rjfY. was
as one time since the kseaspping
the snhseet of ccuFt rrcceedsnx<. ard for
months past has been d pnsltr instisss-
non, Ars- Harper went to-sav TO sae
Home far The Frir1s8iess isok ksnr for 4 child
q ssiopt. aaa was attracted hy ilssle sssf
10 TIE seaoolreesss. whose face MAS tcry
familiar. Ga making inquiries of Elle eAild,
she y As tod her naRse Was Flora fsrrlav
Mrs Harper persisted In her Questioning.
and the litfle gssi anaiiy ssid her papa
right name was Ioau fseS-
q nesgheer of the Redmond family.
shen ssesrtasned what had attracted her
Mrs. kedatssnd was Summoned. sad the
hEtse Girl taken hasne
II VIII he remembered tAas her father.
aiter vanity prosecuting 4 search for
months. became ssernenfcd as a result of
sEe strain On h1s mind. and few weeke
sgo was sent 10 an asylum. When the
little girl was discovered t8sGay. friends
were dispatched to tbs asylasa 10 h<iug
tae father AUEse. IA tAe hope that the sight
OF the ciSll4 w1als restore his @saa. i b.
ihE WEAK ufsly. on taAF snfge41-
Redmond arrived this FnoTxllnz. and the
Judgment of the physicians MAS NOT ~
fault. When he DISCOVERIES his elild ne
was overcome with ioy--liftsng her IL Ma
arms and kissing her a hanA.sd slnaes
His sanity WIS restored
The little girl WIS tasea 20 iae Hena for
the Fsiendsess Lass month By an sfsscer of
the Humane society. She had hoan with
family named Gaftey. livins on seventy
nrst street, passing fof their
child. Gliriey hasi frightfnliy nal
trested her, compelling her IN do bard
work about the house aud beating her
nearly ever day. Humane Society was
summoned by nesghtorius Rosn an. v ho
had discovered the child tied down
in a cellar. after having been
heated. 6nrley was arrested. bat
on the plea that his wife was near c1nfnt.
nent. add thar hls presence at homc was
absolutely necessary. A heavy fine
against him wss suspended The little
GIRL however, was taken fruEa then aud
placed in the home.
There seems to be no dou ht that stss was
aoduc.<d By the Guriey's. though why ia
not known They have disappeared from
the locality In which they lived, hut Wig
orous search win be made for tnern. Why
the little child never disclosed her identity
until questioned by Mrs Harper Is another
OF the mysteries connected wish this sing
ular case
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thelr ensars nTnt Tsa SRA. Il = said. &
largely Interested Ia tae sAAia 4 Eezsxrs,
EeA E1cspArs, egFssr4ttaa wfsA q ZAP
trsl stock ~ sA8N.ssN NsssssaaA nsEsx me
presats1- Mht5e Is Is fho1ehs shey vii
pay saa oasssAxtazss rrsxznrkly. sAs eore pxRy
VIII he placed n the hxE&s af receiver "a
p-ose<s Al TIE creditors TIE Liabilities ~
Glzdtsu s Carts aud the Pn~tEe 6nanc
tHElpaar are nasstly b. savings hEnSx and
r-u<s companies. although Boston lar Il
bod considerable paper
eaxsLKs1oS. : C.. Feb. 9--Tsse assign
Easnr OF the Pacific Gnana Cernsazp rrxs
sssa seasassea sn hassncss circles acre.
althogsA ne enc In Chariessan Il affecse1
hy t8c failure For the ssaSs ssxea nr
eight years the company have h@en ia fiss.
gatton with the Ssase for royalty ene on
rhoSrhsse rock fatnss In the sfreRrAs a.
Chisholm . sslAad. owEezi ~ teze ssasc. The
STATE wen fhe suit and eAsainesi = t@ig.
snent snr so .usH. ami the e&sN rexnws an
tor reAezrsng next GEEK Tcasy seoaaSea
far the state attached tbs prop@Fty aG tho
company for So 90. Several atfate hraentx
were also sssned hy oahes errsl:sass
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THEY MADE ROME HOWL.
Rastoes March Of the sknrviae Pro
lesarfaf Iaafxys HfAo~ At~.~-

ROM, FesA g. Fears recently entertained
by the authorities that sn outbreak would
occur among the thousands OF uncmpicye1
men In this city were realized today.
Ibis nefnifg: gseas crowd OF uncnp1oyo3
wuykingmeis assembled and marched
thrcaeh the Via condosra and othar
streets Of lie city. breaking the shop
fronts ~ obey wenl and in rome
caves entering the stores and
carrying ct whatever plun<1er
they could secure. Street lsmps and wins
5owz were smashed BY the mob, and on the
Via frasIna number al buildings were
partly wrecked. several collisions o<s-
eurrcd between the police and working.
men. and a number oi persons ~efu
woanded. Several of the riugieasierx
among the rIstters were arrested
Troops are forming Gordon around tho
disturbed district. Thirty persons, mostly
policemen, were Dangerously wound<d
duTiug the riots. tt is feared the troub1e
Will be renewed to-morruw.
The rioters tried 20 reach the QufriuAl
the Offices oi The eahinet ministers and thS
Vatican. hsst were pycyenfea by truu4n.
An lmmense anssunt Of property was
Nrass+kfsd
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NEWS OF EUROPE
Cross s-Examination of I
t'aron, the English Spy.
a Msa sAssenpts 90 Reach tAs Qus1rs
nal asa vafssan--ts Gen. U~alsa-
s~r's Fr.xr~mas~.

LsaSpoS. Feb. S--Tiae Aminafton
at LNCAon was eontisssd before the Pr
bell cossaaissiaa to-day. The ecuv>~rp0nn
was eroHxaesl. Parncls wss no< psesent.
t4eAsasrn said thai dsrfag Tie last fustnfGht
De had rsxNkscd aacusnenss relating - the
case froa Andersen. "a cniesai cI the
hanae ogfscs. wAe At his rrGvGsc residences
aalosed Hit<zess ta sec fhe whole at tha
iast<Fss gssss correspondence wssa the hozne
ofiaee Daring the yssss thrce yexrs cf MD
service hs had received no pkrment from
the geseynsnxat AZ szp&ent NJ No. -
eesFiag psit ci his pay. fes-aran snld -
prxticed ineSiicins. kept : drug ssssse and
haa sresa-fs rich. He had held high MIL
tf&rx oaiee IA tee kEoefseyisuo< hat never
"a executive eftrS Rrasfss nf Fh!iaael~
psls sss nov - sAs bead If tAe exccn-
Ihe hroiherAead In $50 aaus,,..rea 81
naeznes beers, hat wAs new higher than ever
And increasing. Thss Suppression of the
aeaEse a1a she arrest uf rae7nber~ of the
n0sse 0s s'ssRlEiasls gave an sfape<ns 10 the
.sfsans = sstaosi The league aud erothes
nfsld stns snhScFs rt.ons 90 the league In
Ireland. They sslrd 10 causrnI sss:,srrfpr
Hons iifssn;ted Tor the league. Toe brashef~
kssed raHtafcd asis cusfroiiesS the league
Sir IAarlxs Russell Askn4 thai she le<sex
90 she government be nrcstraed. Nienens
askesis s bss yea wish 10 risk meas lives
SIR Charles eliae5 .sTha )ssfxcs viii 80
the lezfesS nrss. aud they win decide
sheiher the nsEats shall he puhssSked.
Witness said ga iAe acsaxien uf farnesFs
unls pabaiss visit 20 America. in 80. 10 TIE
Witness oaln knewiessgs in The We<s tho
oenoHstFaloOs were exclusively and IN
flir kast maipsy II the hxnsss os the rcro.
itlfiosszFy party. NemsSrs os congress
were c0nrNcsed with the revolutionary
party.
Aonid st De e0FreE. 10 say Pamela r.
cssEstlCn shsared he had the sympathy of
lkle Americans as well ns AZ the Irixhs's
s&ld Sir Charles Russell
Itwoulel. responded the wifacss.
SIR Charles asked 10 te fs<.smlsted 10 in.
srccs the dtA'umcnts sent hy wstncxs under
eaeeE.
glr HSnFy JAMES snd Nr. knxie in fi,a
interest of third parties. opposed the ap-
plicafion.
The court ,iecsdesi that Sir Charles ssax
sell. Zoe tho Es-aesllics. aud kir Hcnrf
Jaiaess for tae Nmts, snsGsd consult 10
gesher ss 20 which docnraeuts might ~ In
speeied, Adjourned.
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aoIss PEocEEDTs sGs.


WxSHExsr5x. Frh. N.--Affer so1tine bus
fssesS the hoes~c west Into cons Ea5TTs5e q Eszs
whole oa fnes army syE<etrsafsen f4ll--fsss
p44sfng question: heaHE "a fAE S@95pt 81 or
slgr Ta3sssf hy Randall agzSnst ;5e esk9ss
asspraerlstsug azsa se far sae pzf-hsse ~
sssSrz5se SahsneEsre tsrFe3ees- Tie tAElg
sTss.agsed sse pssnz 81 orS1ers on fsAe yfssifsss
SIS. iAe lie1a fsys E1EFe6G<s belonged . he
ozz
k1a raottoa 0s Tawnsersss. AZ GEAA ssis@E1s
uss assaptes aypSE gsrizstlsx 4S91ss = puT-
saass gfsrS uf rsusketTg eA1sbef.
Msxy1w 0F.eress 81 asze71meat aIsEfsflt
ssss, s so ffsF the TssrK sse OF g0ns fllsssa-
,ss4s5ss ss4uazsgte kgus 80 - Fsatess ia ~ei.
ia $3.50 kssssar Knsesl est CD Fsst1k g:
ssssssr Tsp aarssaiaee sAcss Fssssssszf azsA
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a QUORUM OBTAINED.
Runaway Republicans Dragged /
the south Carolina Senate.

BALnSoRE. Feb. s--,A SAN special from
Charleston. 5. C., says the isinf assembly
finished the counting of the state ballots at
o'clock this morning. aud the senate
repaired to its chamber 10 ad-
iourn, bat found the Republican
faenstserS had gone away, leaving the body
without q quorcm. The sergeant a, arms
aud two deputies were started cat 10
bring in the absentees. some were found
In rooms at hotels and ia private houses
come cut. After q .fruttless endeaxor
10 induce them to return, posse at senate
Officers IN several instances broke down
the doors Of the rooms and carried
the members away by force several
quarrels resulted, aud in one case there
Was nearly bioosished. an officer drawing
revolver on a particularly seliigerenf
senator. when the ahsenfees were al re-
turned 70 the sfateh0uEc they were flned o.
each, that being the maximum penalty.
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A QUIET HOME IN CANADA.
Flight of the Cashier OF the Man
haitian Elevated Railway.

NEW YcGE, Feb. S--A s Cooking,
cashier Of the Manhattan Elevated Rail.
way Company. deserted his post Monday
or Tuesday OF this week. and Il fs thought
he has sought q quiet home in Canada
TIE company loses about s79coo by
Gooking's departure, il is said, but
the officials profess ignorance
os positive knowledge 0n this point
Cooking kept four different pay-r0lls, ard
the fnethor he employed 10 swIrdie the
company was crediting sums OF money to
names OF nctstloas persons represented on
the books as employees The greatest reti
eeEce Is observed by al the officials OF sse
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printed wonderful thr Eastern friends s
Choicest Property all CT the City
which we W pleased intenning Purchasers.
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EFFECT or THE TARIFF BILL
Fxpsrts Say the g:educsssa Would
be bar Twelve Milisans.

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f,tasfe by treasury rxT,s9sS Gpss1 tbs ga9ss
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Miners killed a Lrad.Ille.

LKAByfLlx. Eoi. Feb s.--A most sssokk-
ing accident occurred this s1orasng al lha
Placer mine, tel0agtax "a fhe A1aerEean
Mining & SFnalfinx Company, whssse
Superintendent, Wzliissn fsseasou. a'Ax
killed yesterday ~ falling rock. At4aat
sirns wens down 90 tho fotfnna pf ihe
shaft. - feet TO see Glsuat tAe depth ~
the water After completing the cxarnflsn-
ton fhef sfxnzied tie engineer 20 paH
thesn up. ~ they started npwarsi In ihe
bsekes. piece Of tsrabEriux fssf from she
meath 81 the sfsaft. striking the unsas-
skulls 70 Jelly. and kFsaking fhe legs Of
both "a tfesa. Death Earss have bsen i-a-
az