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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-24
FROM SIOUX FALLS.
n Petition Presented Concsr min z
sabbath obss rxaace.

sI0rx FALLS, July 2S.-The greater part
Of todsy's session was devoted 10 the cen-
slider. t'oa OF committee reports. An at
tempt was made to defer action on the re-.
port of The committee on judiciary until
Thursday, possibly with the purpose Z. I
firing out the eelegases that have come
here from dissatisfied distr cts % lobby ior
the defeat of the majority report auS = new
deal IN the arrat gttacD. of the judicial
districts. The report was finally made a
spes ial order fof tomorrow.
A notable feature of TO days proceedings
was the presentation OF communication
ff9n the American sabbath Union, signeCi
by fllioft =. shepard, ,Major-,ienetal How
kri. J. ii. Know es and WILDER crofts, esE-
ing the convention 20 inert In the eonsti-
tuition proStsio protecting and eueour-
aging sabbath observance. Tie commun-
iesl on was referred To special committee
of Ave. ineluding three clerical delegates
The committee au legislative apporfion-
inent reached an aEreem ment today ON sen
a;ofsal apporiionmcnt by which the num-
Der of districts Is fixed st forty one and
The senators NJ forty five, the latter beiug
the limit provided 10 the constitution.
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G. 4. GRANTS TWO wfyxS.
1hr Victim Of Massi~rer N~,st.
Evidently Deceived Both

IsSonA, jaly 23-Fsess os q sensational
ofses arc fa ~ coming 4, Eight In the CO 50
OK sanrses z. sirsnt, the Murdered iaan.
and II al be true IL may t.s jsss, as well ro,
nina inss be feli the victim Of an sSSassis.' i
s'aiieE- The woman v ho srF we'd in Tseonrs
las hlsht, In eompa8y with pr. Mcsash.
ifofa san Francisco and " 40 claims 10 h..
sne sawius wife of the murdered man.
Io1ss produced evidence ia the shape oi a
marriage certificate. (which saws that xhs
was married IA ssral in Iepamsen. Jahn.
soa county, Aeh. on August 8. is-s, the
CEREMONY being performed by Solomon
hare, PROBATE tGcge nf that county. and
" nessed By Aessrs- A. Ring and e r.
raax. From fveamses they moved IA
san jose, Cal. where Mrs. srA., vst LEI.
oy him ia the year ISss. Mr. Grant going tp
Sfoksue Falls, where ne met his s.caus.
wiie Miss Matte steaaess, whom he mar.
RED sssl May, the Rev Afr. Watson per.
Iossains the ceremony, sBd the hsis, ; sis
sel osiiis ire witness. She also retains q
ma rage certificate
MIS- Grsnt. from spokana Fals. is ssi.
dsnfty the yiciim ot trescherv. ard Is
ne1iser widow nor " fe. She ssvS ts,a,
u the weman from .au Francisco can
prove her elattn che will give up she was
esideltiy much Ia lore with ssraut anS
nom all aeeounts the af.ecs ION was mutual
ihe unfor innate second wife is aluaosr
ssars-brokef by she death 4 Grant. while.
afs- ordne from san Francisco does no.
sppear 10 mourn the loss 8. ali. Graut's
oods VIII te exhuiaed, 50 that Mrs Grant
rom san Francisco can ssier isfy H.
II il said At police hsaaanar,s.s that
Martin. the murderer, hss been s,seg IN tn,
vIciaity of Sseilacoo.a. ia coinpanv VIII,
another man
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AswINDIEg FRUSTRATED.
He IL Locked Up Over Might ard
Compelled TO fay Hts Debts

CHICAGO. July G--j0seph Hefz0g. the
alleged vineyard ow Eser froznc IifoyniA. v 10
tied m old confidence game sf the Grand
Pacific hotel yesterday aitsraosn. was a
prisoner "a ils room last might Afisr his
scsaeae hat iseu discovered and his
ss.chsi was Foan6 io BE- fail of bricks. Her
z0s Esd. bat retasasfi st 10 O'Clock this
.assn ag and a'fsas pfe; ~ sneak ~ 90 his
FeelA by iiss back wsy. A eetss tive sesEes.
bin sDd issefed ntfs ia ais rsssEFs 7h..
gscrrsng Hergeg. accompanied sy the de.
tecssVs. wsut - . Slate street. a. 90 ~acre
Here's secsr.i So frssf8 a frs.nd ana Nth
The E10ev fssd fle s.I. fook up his .eooY
b.ggAgs and left-
ifefgax "a the nau Nho Advertised IN q
tssr>ssu paper fsss some ssrnug rnea 10
oofs so vineyards In Nspa California
Frsc transportation. rocd Wage ard ether
tEss.ns sfssSnis weEs efered. aasra He..
cog Was f1 ha.ea lfsis sacr1y sn a3gsnes
- szaTsnse@ - goei fassa TDs hosal
sks fu.i q men yesterday aHx xis.1s ~ sr,
esyE p terms. bui his game wss Ein0 .Seresi
Ss.ts asf f-sst
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SPORTING EVENTS.
The Money Turned Over to
Sullivan.
as also sK, srrrs rnE RxIr.
Slassiy Centest~d Baseball Cameo
Yesterday The Day an
the Race C.arse.

Nrx Noes. July es--gahn L. sullivan
esssie late possession of s-eese this after
Eson- II Was stake saaney in the sullivan.
a. fsin nsht sna was pssd over by stake
holder Sfsdse. at hls sstshttsAm ut. ia
West Twenty eighth street. CfiGxs tele>
gysrhcsl srcna LoaS Rrsseh last night that
ae would GAo to fas~s John l. aud his
Nsckeys Today. II wss | o'SiaSA IN the
Aissrnccsi wASa >aliivsa snd party ar.
Evcd ~ Crtage's lie ~sS acs on painted
~ Isumicy. JeanSses saf Nakesy Ahsr
some CouysTsassess Crflsge arcs forth
nnh os hills. There were last fcstv
nt them oi the denomination af xaAa
zach. Sullivan tooS the Srcrnhacks. ssg
sewn Al fss,e. counted them very care
laln sssces ana then. showing them into
MS IsccAef. thaakel Cridxe tor acting As
sSAeaels'er sud takiag such good care al
the money. The hghsrr thea invited his
friends 10 drink his nesllh la hamISfs Of
champagne
cridse said ,Ae ssoaoo In cash was not all
he hsa 10 dispose og lie then psoinecss
ihe tssiics 1aSctte cham. ionship belf. Ac.
tHFNanx 10 tbs stipnlations al
= eaard n. Fex. tho donor OF the
te 1 as tridse understood them.
uslare he scnla surrender H. sullivan in
ssst q. bat west with the money aud de
ma0sicd u CA the spot. Matters were
ssa"cshea ever by wskeiy giving the NJ
INtstte guarantee, anu then with the
neiey and essls in his possession sullivan
aad party leit Cri1gS's TO celebrate the
event
The first place visited was Middleton's
saioou on Broadway, where sullivan bruke
MS ur>i $40 tsll and cracked many eogtlss
oi champagne. kvcry nme a champagne
CORK poppsd lac called Tor seltser aud
lcinon. troia Aid,sis tons the sports went
te jim Nhktly :. resort where inert wine
was opened. When the vine gives out,
SftiiiNan VIII - over To Brooklyn aud visit
thaflvs Jvhnstonk resort Johnston has
the beit whica sullivan coatempiuously
cats dog collar. aud viii have IL ON
exhibition. sullivan SAYS he will take the
stones Qua OF the belt and distribute them
smong Ais friends and melt the collar
"a a SOLID mas. He " 1T have a tag attached
wAich viii rrad This is the rmsins Of
tae Dig cnl'ar won hy John l. Sullivan in
his tight with Jake kilsain, at kiehhurg,
Miss. jay :. iSsq." sullivan. flushed with
his rtcent victory, j. anxiuns fer fresh
laureis in the pngliistsc wSrid
iunley said this aftefnoon sullivan
would acecpt the challenge ei j,m smith.
EnSlAGa ; champion. and wugid present
him With - so II he would come ta Amer
lea and nght him, Marquis ef Quecnseusy
tuics. before the California Athletic Club.
The SxnuSp stake money Is not alt sulEi.
vans Ten thousand dollars goes to the
hag fellow. The balance will be divided
among bis hackers, onc-hslf Ia the Iiiss-
fTatsd Sstes, onequarter 10 Jim Wakely
and ns-auarter to Charley Johnston. it
y sad the hackers will prsen, TO Billy
Maidoon S2.No. sullivan also intends 20
give hIm St.osa
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Tux pARNELL CASE.
fsfneii Hefa-ss to Testify Concern
tng the Irast Fund.

LoNfes. Jgiy 2S.--Psrnoli todsyss agreed
appeared before the special committee 20
examine the Tms4s charges against the
farneiiises. He denied any letters wbieh
passed himself aud Harris had ieen with
he a. Tne isitefs hsd all baca xsns -
-ogmes solicitor Tor tie Tfu<s
Attorney General Webster infinasied his
insenslon TO esli every witJess necessary
- trace the missing bpoxs Of the iaui
league
Continuing. fsTnsi sad ne Instructed
Lswts, stf9rneY fGr tfse rAfaeliitcs. fo sab
I~ena Arfl Ma soisey trrasafer Of the lsdies'
leas be. W produce the books OF the land
teag We ia her Jslss4skioH. He could NOT
say whas amount Of league money Esau
alsd other trustees invested ln his name In
francs. II might have been fio.ooo OF fh6. :
TO
Attorney f;rrerai Webster Hut you are
taHn OF business and surely Know.
Farneii-I an nut q man Of business !
never was. In October. is@3, fgap seat me
pendilafe Of as Do0 aud balance ~ fSi3..
isD
Pnrntil stated that ne had not taken sny
STEPS 70 discover the documents relating 10
tbs ladies' land league. nor would be.
Egaa seft ffoma America through LAbour
fhefe valuable clues In connection win
the Figut foygeyies.
IHssire Harmon ssked~woald ycu In
ssrret AorrV@ and the Paris bankers 70
pssssues sn seeoauf OF The trust funir
Psrnsll-~i steciine 20 gfve zny infofma<
fisn eoaeaTnlBg tie fand ~ friend az iocs
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FROM waLLA wALLA.
An iacsndiars Fire In tho Ssxchar re
s-tsassssss Etetri.

WALLA waLLA, July 3 -Iueeudiafses
are s5h attempting - ply tie n neiafiou.
business here. Last evening an attempt
was made to destroy the xchange no,eI
by setting fire 10 q barn In its rear, oily rag.
being used The hvte! employees noticed
the fire In time and ex;inguished IL with
buckets. A few minutes delay would
have required the entire FIRE Department
10 quen,h tho flames. This Is the fourth
iucenilary fire within radius OF lu0 Yards
thin two wes ks
Eastern capitalists arc visiting Wall.
Walls by The score, but - trey fail 10 tiud
suitable hotel accommodations shs ir stay
is generally short.
A number of pigeons. wEica were sent
10 Tacoma from walla Walla for tae .os I,
ing tournament. hsvo found taeir way
back 10 this city.
The grain ii Ids along the foot hills Yield
hftg bushels of fae wheat to the acre.
Barley ranges from to 10 i1a bushels 70 lhe
acre.
The Progressive club 'ast nishf elected
w. \. Egtert, r. II. johnson and r. J. c Ar.
lyle, vice presidents. Al Richards, seere-
,ary: III. s Biaadford, j. T. Jonss, ID. J.
Cummings and julius J. Potter, members
OF the executive committee The club
took initial steps To- secure low ftait rates
TO the sound, and also agi tated prs,i III 70
build u fine tourist hotel.
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aDvIcEs FROM BaYrr.
The American Minister Hsqss-ied
to Act ~ Pence maker

wasHISsTos. Jaiy IS The navy depart.
nent today received report ftom Acmirai
81. Hergr,il, Stationed a. Pert au Prince,
dated July 10. There was no mention ~
an, fighting. The admiral states that Hip
go'ye Sss reported 20 he advancing upon
fort sn PFisce, saa that npon the hegis-
ming of the attack a force II marines
would be landed from the Cnifed states
ships Ia the hasisor 10 protect American
representatives AMI the ingerts.s Of Ameri-
can residents.
Toe admiral also reported that i.rgi ime
h2d appealed 10 The American minister
Thompson. 10 rIset Hirpslyfe and en-
d-xyeT - arrange some bash npon which
toe eoatiiet between their forees IN gft be
stopped. bat whether or not fhomyson hal
taken any STEPS - carry cnt legSfiEas .
slshgS was net aieg. The sefing secre-
tafy Of slate sAss thai IL thornpsc dit act
in TIE capacity Of peacemsxer, II wuasd be
- aa individual entirety aud rot as rep,
fssenfatIye OF The United states aciiux nn
der aay authority ~ this government,
which has all along declined 50 recognize
either of the factions in hsyti.
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PROM BISMARCK.
A fiood of Prohibition Petitions
sabbath Observance

BlsNagcE. July - Prohibition pitisions
are b. gisnlag ,o pour In, All, IL is evident
the p,ohibliiontsis have not siyen up hoge
OF having prohibition clause e1nbosliesI ia
the constitution.
President Fsncher 81 the convention tc.
day received ieieggssa from Eiiio; r
Shtpsrl, president oi the American Sab
bath Juion. urging sbe saoBiloa of trss-
vision in ihs constitution prntccitrg aud
encouraging Sabbath ossserysnee-
The r0npicte constitution iBtre6a cd by
Hillisfls came np for consideration to-day,
but was postponed until Fonsc r-ow.
The proposition ta vest the legislative
pswars IA sing,e body wss again dts
cess 4 IN committee of she whole and far
nsssssi a field TAR orators The proposition
wss ces, are! snf the convention viii now
make an sfg.rsisautens for two hoaSes
The rsmainder os tie afternoon vas
passed In discussing the article on county
aud township orSau Estson. The greatest
controversy was on the question ~ iocst-
ing cuanty seats. snd after spirited de-
bate the entire afirFnaoa SECTION relative
fheFes0 Sss stricken cat
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sasa = SSn7sreiA5 organisation In c.ss.
go = af'sa rssssa rs sss4 bez1s Of srzsssesss
sssssHf SO = - &.fead asss sarsfsssT -
saS}esx of tsss lsrnEsasfsS establishment $.
"ssa asAst sEsasssAin lneS oss fhq P.rs4ss.
syaa Tssssssss the ste2fnshiEs - b. eyssy
aasr sssr sax s0d Transport rarsxrss srsss
ne asaes to BE- fih~rsaiy ernr~nsstrs 81
Esnfsa ~
las asss<sssaaiea ssf the f.s.ssr~sa-s. .s.sn-
Etrss state isa sss The AHs~-seas. .sr-,f fn~
1ass~ - tssS Cauxstisa rsrsSe rs.,.sx ~
s1s sssasIss5r of the Dor ing ~ g.
fAa.ssx carriage through fire "a ssrrasery
1e@ see maritime defense af pssi
nS eo.ss ports fAe iayipx 81
= sanse 10 AuSral.a Via rh~
fse &c is'snss. fas esserxea Z essas5rress,sr.
"a ~ fhe SsesrAguA canal as a means ~ e.
IonAl defense and commercial cevsfer,-
usen1 and the eneoassgemerss "a Wartime
sosn zserce aiad isseresxesi efe " sa TIE ror.-
SfrutfSaa at the nses
= communication from Sserpss-r Rl.Sne
Nasn retsfs nee 10 the sns~rn4s I,.ssi aus.,r1
sessa sssAH-eisee - n~e Asl4 IA wsSeSg -s.a
90 sssc zisf stating the EssarsssSs ssf the esss
'ss. Dee and s>kfng isr al iuIosrass;sp sf,si
snsgess Q ax uurtEy Of cofa. ;s:eragis.t sysss
ktI< Tr<1 10 q ena uasr:er
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FROM aELENa.
p.eanble Convict labor
Rejected.

HsssNA, galy n In the e0nvent.Sn. tlse
chairman ef the cos.m.l!ee ea nssselia-
ne,ss sshiecss reported back TIE PROPOSE
ten reistax - Ea1 bling. sssiBg it wa;
Tor the / gislAtfEs powef "a sei ~ ise
~ aasteg
Tae 5eeosat4oe resss5ns - fFee rAae-
wss ssse reported sses, and sab
,fssslts uTsll Ase trs cd srs1 ssfsr
The Efs9s r-astia q % convict isfsar VA.
discussed "a length and fsHs!iy rrses ted.
The as;ernoos session sss e~scupse9 ain
further discussion ot the pgexEatse. ss-
eral meas>,fs Gpg-pses the bringing * tsss,
or religion Into fks essf sis.aisoe. bus shs
EsEssrahse ~aS anR " sdeFsri ss rsgpsrsss4
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PRODUCTION OF RIG IRON.
A Much Larger Production Thar
Common.

PHiLADE!fHia, July 2S--statis.i ; fur.
nished by the American Iroa and ssesl
Association show the production OF pig
iron IN the United States during the first
six months Of 1889 was larger than during
any preceding six months In the history OF
the American iron trade. Stockso OF usso.d
pig Iron on the sath Of June last were
much larger than at the close OF any pre-
criinE semi-annral period fat q aurn-
her of years The total production
Of Zig iron FOR the first six
months Of iss3 amonatcd 10 s.ltss .sai
net Tor OF 1890 pounds, or s.eoT, ,7e. gross
tons oi 2,240 pounds The increased PRO
duction was wholly IN those kinds which
are used for genersl fouudry and nail par
poses. There was a decrease la the pro
ductioS OF Beseener pig iron. Nearly all
the leading pig iron states Increased their
production. incindii,s Oregon aud Wash
ingtcn T. trrifory. Colorado shows slight
decrease- The number of furnaces In blast
on the ;Aih Jane was sSs; vut oi bias, 2es;
total, 5At
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THE MARTINS coNrERsScE.
NO Programme Has Yet Been De-
si0itely Arranged.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-w. r. Wharton,
seiing secretary OF state. said a. an Assoc.-
afed Press reporter today. in speaking OF
The statement made in the house Of eom-
mons yesterday By the parliamentary sec-
retxry for the foreign Office that an agree
nsent bad beeu msie with The American
government for the programme OF the
maritime consreEee tn be held In Wash
ingtot, October IL. that II refeF Freti ol.ly to
the routine Of the confessn nee. England
hss accepted the invitation of the United
States 10 psr,isips'e in the conference with
the provision that thu programme of sub.
lectsSo bc discussed be satisfactory. This
programme has te-n drawn np BY the
commissioners Of the United states and
submitted 20 the English government. No
answer has vet been received The pro-
gFamme covers great many subjects un-
der The general head of the navigation OF
vessels, fer the regulation of which the
conference Is called. II can be modified
and probably Will be. as Ii is largely sug.
ecstive in character
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SILVER AND iRRioAT OK.

Senator William NJ. Stewart tonight al
DIRE ssed about ixty Of the delegates AZ tn
eapi,ol on the sableet s'silver ans
Irrigation The senator in al al
dress OF an hour and bal
s,ls oeated his well-known unlimited sil
yer coinage theory, and then spoke of ih'
need of irrigation for parts of Easterl
Washington. Ia his opinion
the government ssouid take th
matter In charge. and shoul,
make inquiry first as 10 great water shed
of Washington aud the most feaslbl
means OF irrisr,ion of sAtd land
therefrom. The particular reasol
senator Stewart had in presenting hi
views to the representatives Of the peopl
Of Washington was 20 urge that all thei
representatives Ia Washington might b
sound on the silver and irrigation que'
ton. Senator Stewart leaves tomorrow
over the Northern Pacific for -. Pau
where ne will meet the commissioner {
irrigation appoi1ted by the late eeDgres
20 make Il tour of the North aud North
west aud examine into the irrigation que'
tion. This commission consists OF Senator
Allison, Plumb. Hisroee, Reagan. t'orms
aud Joaes. oi Arkansas II will be oect
pied for about TIVE mouths. Senator Stew
art Is accompanied on his trip b. FFanci
q Neslsnds. OF Carson. Nsv.
SELL ruE rfxnsg But SaT THs Lssp.
Delegate McRlroy, from King. appesre
before The committee on state. school an
granted lands tonight and presented a ne
plan for the disposition Of the tiinhere
school lands. Mr.. Meklr0y's iees
that the timber on al sehos
lands should be sold by stumrsge 10 u
highes, bidder with provision that N
gimheF be cut ard removed - soof as ~
si6le and that sas land lie retained By n
state, HIS reasons faf this scheme were /
follows;
There sTe maay sections Of iiIahsFc
school 1snd that cenizia from is.oeAAeo
S.@o6s feet y. lssaber III -
ir-e. n these iAnss were. wi
iter covering. sst'd seSesbs
40 scc ion would bsiug mare sfs
4Iaa-a bas Il the t!rnaeT weec sssd b
stamp.Ds it wsald average 81 u
i.tssa feet. and taers f0re each {
ta~ eesl sgS ions wa8a yeaas
ffsra sls.esa to 81. 90 sa. tais sta's eoni
aave .eft ths iaad ssFtnpesi Of It's isrnee
II saese sections are so.i ~siLoat any stil
ulslson they ,sill be eSGghl ap ay bsg fail
sas oor,arsis,Fs ard left istls reShslss Ensa
ysaF.. Hss ii the fisuse Is sala % u
aiehtsf bidder. wi'h q prosssscD thai u
cRg a. oncc, every loEser on Puget sotia
= Go has Bot capital ehesen 10 IN
lags.s for hsscya use ean s~c@Es@ . col
pxslteg iag theiF rsrehsS-- NJ. sahlrol
sho Is a issSxeE D. ssucanst4gsst. wss ale
aufsssA hls pian Ia detail b~sfoFe IA con
IA tee. he was tsss 1Eiy sseNker aess
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Western Read. s,u,y.

Nss loaS. iels .3.--The announcement
made today thst &. Z. Huntington re-
Gently sold loa,uce shares OF Chesapeake &
Ohio stock crested no surprise and lit,ie
eommept on Wall street, for IL was Y. ner.
the sale of all of bis railroad pronerty eas.
OF the Mississippi, and would devote him
sell 10 toe management of his roads west
OF that river. The sale os stock makes no
change in the control. as undes the organ
nation Plan no vo.ins power Is vested in
the trustees I'LL iSai. Hunting GA in az
interview confirms The above 81. nmsni
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FROM rACoM 4
Democratic Club te Ne orgaBtlrd-
Loading q Tea Train

TACOMA. July GA number Of pro1 i.
nent Democrats have issued call for a
meeting OF the Democrats of Fierce couaty,
for the purpose OF organizing Democratic
club IN this county. They viii meet ia ihs
court house. ON Monday, July %
NorkGen are kept busy every night
loading tea Oh the cars A train j. rx
pected TO be ready for shipmens on Thur
Gay.
abe United States So aEier Ai5stToss
with Senators Msndersou, Dawes, Jone.
and stockbfidge on board, Is excepted back
from Alaska tomorrow or Thursday
Billy Wilson, Jerry Flowers. Jimmy Lag
ger aud Tom Jefferson. all p'igilssts. are tr
Tacoma. They are on their way 10 Ssl
Francisco
Ii Is said that Constable fshem. accasssi
OF cohabiiation, has gone In Victoria
W. X. Dodge, Thomas bingham, II p
Hesgisni ADD I, W. Bal, b have retarne.l
from a tso weeks trip to M.unt Rainier
They sscented ~ height oi Il, 100 fe I.
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CuND1NsED DIsrATCuEs

Fire fyoxs a. ankBewa eaaxe DESTROYED
Ogivrr Lorkey's alsu ~ fsos ssef c. eek. s3Fsr
Truck G, Isi-, Monday mQss.inr f,ess.
sz0oa.
TIE rsysr 81 Cincinnati wonit rot y-ss-
nasf Peter la kssgl TIE Australasia pssiliss,
20 appear Ia soaring sxhsaitica Man3ay
evening.
Captain 1isn, a PROMINENT GSie3s a. among
trails fsser asricor4, A. r., MoaG9y. aaa
wss killed.
Martin winters. nae 81 Tire schooner
Jessie Minor, Was yesterday stabbed sn5
kisse1 ss san Fesfv,s by . Fr. fzeA hall srwes!
named Leafs Richmond. The Esen wer~
rtxss.
General ssssbf~ss. commander % n.
Bgsyfsh fsscsssa Egyr1. has s5naancst has
snseEssoB d. make a sen@rsl seFsaes
aessast ;ae ssTv.shes g: fAe stsa q the
present nzoA{s
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sWs. Of tisTeraeg sa.srmxn. Of Calsk5rn.a
- reeoger VIC fssa from T. u Atsca exseHs
TOR a. ;hs estate OF J. : Waterman, d.
ceased s'ssst1 = sst fne xeE@TaoF.
sfesnzay has a8isci Switzerland that
tsze treaty t~fwsrn tsr .go zovgxum%n-s
rssaSssfns Tar sentences; of ssssxi.nsys in
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-24
MARTIN APPREHENDED
The Marderer OF G. y, Grant Escor
hised ON the Traia Betwesn
Tacoma and Portland,

TACOMA, JAY Authorization wes re.
ceiret here al 2:la O'Clock this morning
that Martin, the murderer OF c. c Grant,
had boarded train No. 3 between here and
Portland. ! brskeman had recognized
him aud reported the fact 20 tie train de-
spatchsr of this city. who notified the
sheriff The brakeman was wired by the
sheriS to hold Martin until the train
reaches Kalsma, " where he WIN be arrested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-24

WAsHiSsreN, July 73--Acsiag secretary
OF state Wharton Hpon selegrnpbic rpre
scntatioss from Congressman Taylor Of
Tennessee. that Mrs. Hattie Gibson Heron.
missionary In Cof.a, was 10 be hanged for
preaching the dosifine of Christianity.
cabisd Minister binslnorc at Seoul 20 To
vestigate the case, aud IL neceSx sry or not
too late, TO Use his good otslecs III securing
Mrs ileFoa's release The state depart
ment has no Nher sdsices npon the sub
fsa..s