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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26
NEW OMNIBUS BILL
Springer About to Spring
Another Scheme.
rEocEAsrIsArros rrs AIM.
The First Bin Very Crude-Ansi-
Trust LeEssaesssn-Appre-
priatian Efais.
rEocEAsrIsArIos IT'S AIN.

w -.
49, - RzsssE-z al sf
Spzsssss1 ass PREPARED 4rz1 vi Z, ~ sAe nrs'
oppszfnnssy. introduce In the hnuse
znuff ffser ouazfysss hill r.-,avsesffyw an ..s.
hing ,,rf Ear ss,- .ssu.s.ssss,, - -. s---s.-
-. - - - =. - -. -
- - - -Aesss sass s"1nL@e- ASe
naaa ril sssafes ~ taS tezsursas OF the 1z9ni.
hszs olj recenEsy p4sS<d By the haase. wfsh
the following exrens s,ssss rsss.ss,,sx fs,r
ss-sa-sss.x =, ss, ss.,sss,.stss,s
-. = - sses1 - -s'ssaa
:. = = :. - = $50 y sis-se tess-ssrse-
y ine NOVEMBER esfSfso2, - The rof-
ssiratieaai couysutIoxss ar. l., sSss.st t.ls i,
the eaoftxE az ees.A tarrssssrxs e,.. sa,a a-.s
w.-ss-,sxes.x i. Iz-ps-v ~. - =
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80. = :. - - ss-- - s-..assu = . y snsssai-
go = .s:s,. = ..1s ioa s.e fssl1ss-
.sga "a q 20 sssss9 81 szsa tsfflassrt AZ tAe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26
DEATH or SAMUEL NJ. FELTON,
He Carried President LincoIn safely
tn Wasfaiaetart

PHfLsDgLPHrA. Jan, as.--SAnHei NJ, Eel.
fou. cx sst s4deut of The PhIi8aesphia- viii
mingfoa & Baltimore railway, did last
night. agsf - To FELTON, the ersstiit Il
given oi esssbiing President Lincoln 10 pass
through Baltimore ou she way TO the In.
asgurafaon uarecogniEed. IL MAS due 10
his foresight aud zeal that = rstzte to w ash.
iugtun ~ way Of Annapolis vas openes;
when Baltimore wss clnsed oy the RIOT 9.
April. ls6i.
FELTON, received information thar deep
laid plssf existed 60 seixe the capital, with
lis archives and records. aud then declare
the southern cons spirasaFs 10 es the govern
Ha~ng a. fasto of the uaifed States. IL tie
same tine ali communication between
Washington aad other places was 10 be eat
OF, except = coBsrellssi line 10 tue sonsb.
aad tae transportation os troops 10 the
capital was 10 be pregesiied- he Was ais,
insMlned thai. Ia fsse his road sttempstt 4
~ carry treo5ss Ia Eiae defense of Washing
Ean. the bridges we're To D. burned std tsse
frasns attacked bF parties disguised AZ tae-
grssA~ la ease Mr.. Lincoln was faund, ne
was - DC pat eut Sf sar 1ay. Ar. feftol.
orsmaized and axussG fefce of trained
men, sae. whi.e apparently white As hisg
the nyi ges- wege in res lfy gaara tssst
caala be samnoaed instantly. M Felt~n
also established q secret police fsssee-
a.. avoided special train from
PsIlas4etuhia o. Nss5ka&t1n by 0elAEfEax a
regular train for the neniiaas pasPsse ~
fsrwar1gag an ''fnlsvgtAaf parAag1.
Msse4a Mr. Iincs3lu vas safely % sne ffain
fsse telegraph wtres ia als difeesio2s De-
fwess. AAFTlsbsrx. Paissaelpas4a asa Nasa.
iags9a weFe cut aud poi nEtgss1 nsasu n1ssi
s o'clock The follSwsag asefniisg. After
yhs.g we're tsaSd t1@ asx: message an
nonncea toe safe afrsFal ID The ''tsl1Is 'rfssai
package The E.sckase sss EaereiS . bus
die al old Fep1fFs- carefully sssIec aud d.
rscssss and sens BY sperlai rlesSwnEeEs BAT
lfs arsissi uaeanf sne arrival af Mr.. Lncsla
at tsse capital
{-anneI Morse F<IEon wzS born Ia West
Ne@lu-y. Msxs. Jas L., lsess @es gEasiss-
ste4i 81 Harvard ia ISL sEassiezs essis en-
gineeriag; pScsEae s3tsessa u ssssez2 and sa'
gsaexr of the Fssenb burg rssirszaa "a -
xas prssssfeat 81 TIE Rnisstsei .eia. III
mtagson 4 Ealsixnas< EztfeSaa sFsssa le-si -
$50. Mas 3 commissioned of TIE ha@ssAe
fanneg IN Issz: bzssszae president OF tbs
Prnusy lgalzia -teel Company "a arSt ~
a sssxrrnssea5t csszm xnAses3arr ~ fhs nsslsl
aasd CentTug ParSfe Fastasas1s IN lsa. wss :
sssrsnn4S of Tie GensenatHa Esaafsi ~ usa&issre
Is $50. wAs dire i1s OF tie NeftAern Pa
i'd ralir.a.d in IS-a q. saG 81 ssse FeaG
ssfyAasA rAllrts4G sn tsSs-,l
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GERMAN COLONIES.
War and Sorrow i'm Zanzibar
and Samoa.
4 ,zIssIoSARr rAnTr SLAIN
Americas Temper In samsA Asyairs
Tamistakasic-Maai<tea May
Enie Again.

Me- Yeas. Jan- @z-A dlspateh 10 shs
Iames from xaasss&r sara Grave peessn
sa-y embarrassment u reported "a he
Ees1sii1g sor sAe sllssn az Lzn1Fha-. Facts
have leaked cut which insfIcxts
thai his treatment 81 ths Aaxsls al
TIE Garnaa East Atrse2n cosntsarr
Is absolutely nGpsraiieied. since the ss-
winning OF Is operations. ii Is stated. the
Sslfaa's 9irec. casa loss has heen ssa asa
rupees. and hss constructive less tsn ssmes
that sneanf The compzay exA.ssess r.sy.
rneat af ever peany 10 wsieh il sreale ss1
eafislef II in prosperous working osde-.
Ia addition 20 the xxsae es the sasses Il
ssSsafacd s. kifrsa an1 eisew here. the
ssstaa - competed 10 Ysay nsonthsr.
nearly fEH 600 rupees 80 regos1p toe sosss
p4ny for the cos os theoretical asssti q.
sz1rafso1 which has been tT1rt5eally
atsza -tsned sstte Septenshas Anz the cssn-
Fssty has zaxksr 20 reFaf n1<Esfs.
The coEapany has thns drivea vase
body of sHaleonfenfs into the sasarxenss'
ranks. hating the sEltaa ard rssmpany ss
alike rsFoasshle Tor their dessitHtson. aud
Il has eatirels DESTROYED! The sultan !
p0wer. Il h Famasesi that the sultan has
reteaFedly demonstrated wita the German
cungaA
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o.BRrES IN HIDING.
Sentenced to Fonr Months Imyris-
onment--Kfot at Cienmei.

DrHLES, Jan. - wh@n the trial OF " m.
o. Rricn Was resumed to-day, O'Rrien was
absent. Tae triag proceeded and he uas
convicted aud sentenced t0 four rnenfns'
Imprisonment without bard labor. The
police have discovered no eiue to U'Bzien's
w whereabouts
Several persons arrested at Carriek o.
Sair yesterday dHriug the disturbances al
the arraigumcat Of Sr. 0'Brien were con-
veyesi 20 Cloamel last night. A large crowd
gathered about the railway station upon
their arrival aud demanded the release oi
the prisoners The crow1 stoned the po.
lice. TIE latter threatened 90 fre. bat q
priest iatereesiet aud prevented bioodshed.
After two hours the police received rein
fovcements and sRcceeded in Logging tbs
prisoners ia jail.
X Is estimated that 80 persons were
wounded ia the disturbance ~ Csrriek-an
SUR yesterday. UBrien refreshed aim
self AZ a house near the police barracks,
and then drove into the coaatsy b.sfors
tsae police corsto3 WAS sorme1
DusLIS. Jan. 2A-FatAer Mccarthy.
chargd win fnc.snx boyeosfsng. was
found guilty and sentenced 60 fsgsr norths
Imprisonment he appealed.
nrsLgS, Ian. 25.-Mr. Powell. editor oi
the Hi9tzai FrsbHas Of Bsrr. was ta-siay
seate0eacs. TO tssee sss suths' lmpsasunna al
Ia fa3lam3re tait with bard Eafor. for 70 b.
fishing iste0al sriielsx. He appealed. bnl
apern srFnaskiag fhat the sentences wa.
~s.ut anf dris~ff be was given seven aas .
extra iInpTssoasnsat
a collision occurred ~ EloBmea fo-day
between fhe J0liee and q crowd consisting
largely 0f women aud ebiiarrn. Tne erowa Z
resented she imp fs01ing uf SECRETARY
Meansug 81 the Waterford branch ~ tie
&ssina&f LexEize MsHY we're EnfnrFd,
some having limbs broken
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THE DEFfcIr GgowIse.


IsDIASAPcLIs. lad. Jan III John ".
Moore has lsa oesr arrested, and no erimi-
nAi pfNtxessings have been made agasn nst
him. He is remaining in secstisfon i this
ctty aud positively -vfnses 70 see anys ssosiy.
VI n Abbott, yice president of the COG usc-
EtSat Mutual, Is here With professional
accountant II was through taeir efforts
tha1 Neofe's dishonesty was made public
II - thought bis deIaicstion w1il be con-
slderably ia excess OF half million.
He gas also agent for she German Asners.
casi- Fireaan's Fund. CRY ef London aud
Imperial OF LoaGon Insurance Companies,
and Is supposed 10 De short in his ,tcgoaar. Is
with them. Nothing definite Is known
about this. however.
A reporter succeeded this afternoon in
interviewing Mr. Moore. defsulting finen-
cfal agent Of the Connecticut Mutual life
Insurance Co He said that depositors in
his bank would not suffer. He stated that
he had turned over TO the ronnectlelf Mu-
tusl i.roperty worth S3o.06 When asked
II he knew shAf coarse the officers of the
INSURANCE company would pursue he said. I.
Il have no idea of their plans sm aim
ply waiting for developments and am en-
ticely In their hands I want il understood
that hare remained here 10 face the con-
sequences of nay acts. of nay owu aeear.i.
aad plenty af time 70 leave the country
and save myself completely. decided to
stay right here
Moore stated his troubles dated 10 issa.
ia is7s. 7 said he. "a law was passed pro
hihltsDg foreign corporations from bringing
suit ia federal court. That DESTROYED nav
Auslness. For two or three years | did
ftoghlng at al, aud became very desponsi
ent yuss before that short
time | had gone into bankruptcy,
aud an intimate friend who mad
endorsed ms rxper was heavy loser
always considered that | Was In honor
bound 70 repay him. aud il Was In an at
tempt fa do this thar my present trouble
really began. had Iozned many SIMS Of
money for the company represented. TAX
ing real estate as surety. After the panic
the borrowers were unable 10 paw or the
mortgages, and the property fell bark into
psg hands Ii had deprecated greatly IN
ysfae aba Was naturally Yua down aud ia
very bad repalr. l saw the company les
Ing thousands Of dollars OF Investments
that had been made oa my judgment. All
these things piled up on nae. and as time
passed on grew more and more burden
some. I was hesef on every side Eaa felt
bound 10 do sosnetaius 70 re ieys myself,
aud yet there was nos hing could do.
.sAf this D int wens 60 Nes York and
began 70 speculate la sto Ks. I lad fair
succs s., too. and made some money. bus
whenever came back here lost nay head
and everything went wrcng. Moore de-
clinetf 10 Say how much he lost Ia stick
sneculatson. II Is ohyssus that his irregn-
iarities with the company have existed for
years, yet nothing had been dune oa the
part of the company until the LIST Of Jan
nary OF this year.
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THE RAILROAD AGREEMENT.
A Harmonious Meetiig-AA the
Roads Hut One .yokn.

CHICAGO. Jan S--Tae ssesnd days ses.
sion of the railroad presidents aas affsmd.
ed by representatives OF all the lines cx,
sspt the Illinois Central Severed OF the
rules we're amended The rnle mailing
agbsfrxfogss decisions flnal sa rate Ques
tisns WAS amended 80 ~ 10 sllow any road
tors. Ia make such rates - II may elect az
ter 10 days noslte. Tue agrsement a. iiow
amended Is believed To De satisfactory ia
the interested roads. aud IL now remains
10 agree on = tariff rate % se covered A
committee OF Eve was appointed 10 eousfe.
er the matter. II n thought the Iiiiiloss
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Roters sfsxars Nrsxies, membes ~ I
iiamsns. Il iesds s. Is
1sss xlela Of y hsss ~ ssafh ko<G0&
viii average faaf os-hs : pr aere. IS
The ssestrseai wsnifos1 sg fesesk ~
asek vas sod ~ sssssflsa IL keN 1sf<1
d<s. s IS
The essFssy-oadeais - he Els4 ~
sztiesaf. "a farss. bare beea - fea
Germany. -
The :srfnest.f esshief ii TIE nefeg
hAak zxeaey es tsssoxpa hes ehpl3
he eans xzsrd 50 80 rs
A f4saily BY tins issus of k15sap4
psssssss. wsre saff ral1s ~ ~ tf14 .
sew9fse rtosc- ~ tftsyseeE, S4xsA3 Iss
c4sunrsaarsons. Jsaa rYser ;nzn
/ Cal ltsrutA. ssow sufxsai = AHfot4ase ~
sossas ar Fns Caas; js4Aas - III i (E
~ Ialifnssla. - bs eeaseI - -
Tive snprvne ro4st vi Eastf1ra M19 Nls
rsxsaafs lin sEsz raae ~ Fash Ns1ssoN&s
I s~rwsrg . sxasensse ~ nea oaa9aN
ksYihAmE,
/ Ta~ sYe.tana.. Friday. e<ve reesytlsl4
4 tu saesa q r. "A tia AsSsi fae1se ts41
smlisssssss. 1T ahe Waits = s4ees - -
s~s.plu wsre sstss@1srrd ea
sssas.sr arr.sss. IL e.aAxexs ssAn1!<
aaxss.s. srs'a s.. asssspisla: = l<ss.1s
Eis-Emsna. from xfw fegt5 = Ne1 s19E<
fsent.xaEi fsusa Asszwe54 80 kA94 III
RIO. srosa f.fsxFpHQs - 49,
sxisxsr snk frsssa 1nepefrt 80 ta
end ~ k.xxaiz1, tr>t1
iaa0res W tsr 1luee = N - ~ |
wss sssuxk ss ne< - =. -. ] 49, Z s. ri
xtnr ffstss asa'xpIs& ! sz!a - vi 8 I |1:
saars was spexe1f4gus
/ hessy fr 1,e - |ns1E = ~ !l||
/ llssss. bgf SEtdeere<t - lz -! tx
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ssKs Noex. Jsa. - - TAe srras battle b..
fws~a Harsy Wait .. of rasla1esnhss. sns.
Cal AcCzrfns. OF Jersey Eit'i. 20 teslgs.s fae
American championship In sae haasam.
nesxnf class. nsnk ps2ees wikh kisi gAswes.
o. kssasfnsaer, Rnslanxsen cs,nnsy. n T.. 10
niSns~ k1aeensAsrry rglfes SswsruGssx. The
nsht w&s aer the championship ana sssA
Mcs azSng sossghf = ciaver haEfae ans III ssek.
eas Haltssa cat Ia toe NfElt Funna Tne
knnxkse1t was 0sza of shs ssranzexs sr3r
witnessed Aassan sl1yezi frnza one end 81
Ehe Flng - the p{ser and thea euaea bv
ralEiag 81 9Ees sAe asnx
AessnrShy showed atsnsssf Ia b, a
general ss she husiness. he Is q yea-s "a
age. SANDS f=nE y. fnsMes tall. and
weighs III psar1s HIS last hattie wss
vita the lzF@ georxe TSung, whasa ha DE-
tsz1s<s IA Blsse Fsa.sses afs lsugrst tlgAf
was sass falf. wATH II roqk lssa acsrhF an
hour 20 knsssx eas Enspai. Raxunsfker.
Mslsen had toagAt 4 sEsx wsth Toafxzy
Warren. xnd GefeAsesS Jiams Hsgan. Fie
- = yssss Of xge. 5 fees laeAes tail. aas,
s~agae1 ss-nsgax Ilas psesaSs. Tnc lIxht
lasted i minutes. aud NStssrsAy had fAe
esest Of the 6gAE tagsageoaf Walton
sss sGTrssg paassksssz
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AMERICA MEANS BUSINESS.



LcSDoS. Jan. 3i-I.crd Salisbury bad 1
long inrsS-view TO day with Count ven Hasx
felds. German &mhassa adar fsermanys.
view os the Samoan snedgilc and Zanxih4l
question causes afsfrusf In admiralty cir
cles. A mysterious silence is maintained
regarding her naval reinforcemcnts IL 1.
stated st the foreign offsce that America
means business. aud that American nava
officers In samoa express confidence ia
their ability 10 bold their own.
6xRLIS. Jan 1S-The NsrtSonag YsfsNae
referring so the action Of the senatorial
committee al W ashington in the samoa sf.
fair, Saws. Measures for the protection of
the autonomy ef the samoa islands are su.
perfiuoUs, because IL il not threatened bs
any one The toie Interest OF America con.
sasts in not allowing good relations With
Germany % be ieorariized by few in,
triguinx advenfurersL
The iosssseAg ZeitEaq, crtficisirg an argn-
aaent IN the Cologne Gazette OF yesterday
holds thar IL would be . mistake to beliffse
the Importance OF measures taken by
President Cleveland merely because he il
IL points out that the authority for dealing
wish foreign affairs rests with a conmfsse 81
OF the senete and warns the semi-offieisi
press that IL wonld be unwise 10 try 20 ap-
pesse the German public by s.fallscious
lusians
LoSpoS. Jan. 25-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says. Bayard's implied al
tack upon the German policy ia samoa has
caused great irTis alton here, bar that feel.
Jag is suppressed In the meantime MANY
thiuk that England and Germany ehauld
establish q joint profectorate. TO which
America would not object.
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ats.m,s 4, Bla.s : sslsak vault

CHAxassTkss. =. E.. Jan ak-A kela bat
Hsss.ssses.sfssS zEsrsngsf aas aisEte - fnt the
cssanxes3eaG RI4sr xsfianlu tank isl It's
ssxB Tma hr4ss sails surTssEssiiuk fhe
wants. w&r0 sssrH sNay ~ an exp ssss.ss,
hGs fae gxAHlse xzalss Nerz snf<AffHssle.
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PUBLIC sen .or.s IN UTAH.


NASEfsarsx. Jan 3 --fhe rspors Of the
rass nsfsssonsr oi seksssss Of Efah xsH the
year - , ssys hat taxation IN TIE serEsfofF
fsT -cseai EsI-sysssss Is Insufficient ard TIA.
tatfissa fes- IN exc cas- fsarerfs xAi&rses
haxe 80 be esar ze<3 70 she a8sf ark seEesss
Thss c1Anze fssE tgistskn pr veass Enaas . -er
eaIif1Oa frsa ette1siissg se@ srnssasss 3ne
ssasteTs Of ss.s. Mzrzoa raGrre. the rsfssff
sass. arss ttxxsy FzssfssE< sefegrse - es-
tssssssa &.sstas4a 1ssaoz1 y Aflon4t hasots ~
each airtrSes IN sAe territory. CA5aGnzsax
tie rek~srs sass. Il IL manifest tAsf DO al
d.Elezszl prs,xistasfs fssT sapgat- ~ tsse pay
Ise srasNsss VIII hz made es TIE
legislature IS 1oAg as fne Nor.
m0ns rezazsa 1Aae t9 e0Grrss Sne
frrsat.s-aal lee slaEfs8. un}sss rTfvat ,
seaosass, in wA.sa MarEsoax mas eoafrol
fae affairs suz tsz q sGesr sensEs- ar a.
loved ta share HEEh the pEasse schnaas n
toe snss0ex rs2~sSks
A sessas OF easa.rea Of sraoaa xge iDs-
wsea za3 - years. sAoss that there are
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NkszfSsreS. Jaz- 2s s.-isssparchss xe-s
ssssl2y rscesrc1 q the sszse ss~px-fnaar
trsf1 tie TasseSs ssatex rxsusEi sg<rxs -
f2s4usA azskd TIE I5sh last He szxs sss
sfle lsE1 sasE sac canal raafrzeta~ q. gsssle--
esa rrzsueed the s2bssrer< WAGES 70 81 - "a
cesasea cozn faba1E - eeasz Anxr.rx,a
gsstss. whe-s1pen TIE Hnen. rat<tsr rs-,
xTsssss- refzse7 % xn - wsrk nnzi sald shs
roisTs tAsF wxssid ree for Avsnx. n tse
rTsfis aS tae psSsee 60 q aeli fae disturbances
ssFoiverS xwrr used aud q serious riot
sseEne1 Imminent, hus At the t5xae az the
tsz1lstsi srnersl's writing fae arrival gsf
soldiers had praz1ceSs . paeifysnr egyeef
sna quiet was restored
= sssSE&feh was at1a received fsnsa rs.
nzfed 1t~tez c9axul kf xnlan. dated sfsa
s'ss 2 inst, Ia which Il 10 stated that here
&rs lAAN workmen emn1cyed along th*s
H1r of the canal aud fally twice that
nazaberos hsnzers-oa. al OF The very seassl
OF the SarrA
PARls. jan ss--A report viii be pre-.
sensss1 s. \ meetzng Of Panama csuSl
snsrensslfe<s tsFKaorrow. st2Exag tAat fhs,
total outlay sEssi necesssry 10 colnpsrss fas.
canal is 4s3fse 80 trsnes
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printed wonderful their Eastern friends
Choicest all Of the City
which We wi pleasea tnsenoing Purchasers.

OF
stfuras an
st
OF gushing cheeky
adv
haven o
the
Rxx
hnh ia e
the II tbs
havew
e~eds
On yoa
in
In %
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he
lin
4
apdy pushed completion with
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Ixps4yAPoLzx. Ind, Jsa- = This was .
.sfl lser qases ssy tsF tea azfrssesa. a4sss
alta oss~ e1e~pts.a Eae x.ssfsfs &rFs
local Tnts excspfsssa was Hoe Aaz =
u.s.rs.rf esiifsr of tAe tsae1Es Easts
.-.qu,srrr4zz tsasefze He kaa = S1ng enai
alta sse rtrksstdeBs.e eel hAasSs@d = 81
th.ss Ssrss fssssss taax Blsize viii rS sErz<Sxss
af state, ans n sAasnsker <1N Boa 50 ssasa
tf,. cahse..t Hs says Gsn. aarylss9a Fery
ssss-rs-~tly keesss Ax swa essszzsss. &sis = u
no harYF 10 esEArs sxaSS up Ess eAotfssst Is
20 ssfvnlze JUS; = e3f !. rs hls nlina ea US
] 1919.
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COLORADO EA.rs,ouaxs.


DExyER. jan sa--Iaforsassion IL jsss NJ
cessra from Rsast eoauEv thss tAal r~afsien
ol the st4Ee has been sFeaEca 10 ga asn
earthquake TAe snoeg e.slnEapacei on
TIE afternoon OF the lssh iraszat. aaai al 4
o clock faasre &S i very ylaleAf o0e wlasrA
rscktd saail haisdiGss, defaehess large
masses of rock fr1rs the nsaansxlnx sad
Eyu&sly frightened peaple anl animals
Tne eazsle utfe asyaeri2iy N fetrit4sst and rxa
ffansically back aud fsEth. Tnunesr pre-
eetsd the sAoeks bnf there lKAs no rsiss.
peculiar racssoEncD0n sas ohserys1 AZ
fae aot springs e~l3w fhs, g0vernnlent
bridge. EEEere tie slack wks prsNsmctsye
OF greas ghsflrs OF water aud gas Fatty
three times as maca water and gas was
thrown cat ss usual. and xssasInpanyirig IL
Was usost salpeGr1as <reneh thai rgla<ze
people sick aud caused birds 10 dcas oa
she ground. When tue con,fsisson ceilsesi
the water recesiei sad these wsx saand
ike TIE rushing OF great rivers. The coarse
OF the shock was from the soslth north wsrc
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nelnaIvsi 4 rrnwee M~eAfnw.

PoRfEssD, Jan. n Last evenSax dufIino
prayer Eaeetsts sf the faster strexs Nx1lk6s
dsst church stranger 9ssa Z Wild stYo
srose aud requested permission to sayi :
fsa words. Being sfAntsd the privslcg ol
she aoor. be Informed the eouxrxxatiHd6
thai usn had lasf Shssi = lsltle boy <l11f
af the street. Thl< hst of niaexe<i uena
naturally aroused considerable <xcltemata1
Snoag shase IN, heard ss. As sls,u s. -
crowd dispsrssd each one whe sssuld -
about 10 learn the h.sttous facts 0f the mn<r
tsr aud expected 10 ne The nioruina pa5iee
FLIED wifn al acts3aat OF the kupp,5n6
saoati as. Careful inquisy 81 slny inils4 .
reveal ttse SLIGHTEST gr<ua1s f<sr nnfano
making such nn axSeT4iolt
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seven street Railway Iiass HE'D

SEw fcKE. Jan. .h--Ali fsc horsseas
lines OF the Aslantlc Avenue Railroad
Company. Brooklyn, seven Ia numbex
were tied mp tnis mornirs. by The EN-.
pioyes. The men demand ~ per day.
state Arbstrasiea comnusioncs D3zio-
van, had coafereuee with william j.
Richardson of the Atlantic avenue and
brooklyn rziEraed this afternoon and en-
deavorsd 10 effect a eoafrisnce between
Richardson and District Assembly rs, n. III
H., in ragay 20 the sarfaee runG strike,
bat To no effect. Freabie IL anticipated
tsss ffsorroa
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MURDERED IN xANxTgAE.
An EaSEish Ksssisuary and SGxt~en
Followers Murdered by Natives

ZAsziHAE. Jan. s5.--An Englssh mission
Rry aaaaed Brooks and sixteen followers
were murdered Saturday near SaauaAE hv
csszst trisprs aa1 natives Of Zanzibar These.
mar1ers indicate the exsent ssf hsfrssi Ia
ward the Germans. 20 which the
natives have been syensed. saacing
hes i.,s' many years been the start
tng s~s13s of European missionaries, the
nAtsvet following the missionaries and ss
stssfng them. espec;s IL Eaglish TIE n,nr-
ders caused nssfion. Ire question as
10 tie measures the Engltsh will take to
punish the mursierers is eagerly discussed.
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ACCORDING To rusIiIc OPINION


BALTIMORE. lxn 1-Ths Eaif~d STATES
,iistrscs ruurEs In an oplussa aismissiBg
the civil ffgfsss salt OF 80 ared Enaa. ~
day. hca3s fhsr sflea puoaie opsuien Se-
naaHsss s1p4gssies II tiss l'arss. esminsn
carriers AUST seresta 10 tt 20 sotne exisnt.
and are not cosnyssIed 20 sacrifice thsir
l5zfslsss - 20 ezsEn tat st
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fAScyvGELE, n. g.. Jan ak--John Van.
eey. caIorcss, Was haagrss to-day for the
murder of Bob Oliver. eoaorgd
Ets1Aw. Ais. Jan. A.--JameS seaines,
rosoresi. was banged TO dag iIor the mussier
of tepufy sheriff fcw moliths agn
MkRaETTR. tsa.. Jaa. 11-Eii Fry. cesorssi.
ELLAygLLR. Ca. jaa- 9s--Chas. Black.
man e0lorxsi. Was hanged ll<sdAy for tae
murder 81 saouewsii Tonde~, white.
FoRT SMITH. Ark. Jan. - - tieflari
Smith, 8 Chacfaw Indian. Was hanged to-
day for TIE assassination of Thoma& Prin-
die in Indian territory last spring. He
manifested no fear lie prptesfesi his in
auseeoce on the Scaffold
eAMEaos, Tex. Jsa. l&.--Charsex Nc
Gill was hanged here ta-day for the
murder OF Eeary Leonard
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PsxvH. Jan. 25.-in fhe lower hcusr os
the HnxsEarian diet ta-stsy CoaHt ste sfefs
Kkrais r. sproxed Tssxa. Hungarian prime
naknisse-, Tor lack al e@asiss toward the
esnpersar, ~he hr said souSd hsye ronsent
81 20 nsediIV tue rFssvissos1s esf tas arms
hlil had ne knaws sr2c pubie oFstnion In
II Hsngxrg. The coaas exc aimed ..fne
fsre saler's asyaity ts sham de i Q ros-
ara 81 ys@na4 asd tyrsgs ~ hssEae. :
Dag4ag EsHus karaiYs speech the sasm
hers of sfse us,p4ssitloa yelled aud the psss-
tcssIf was unable ~ resssrrs order.