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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
THE ARKAssAs ASSASSIN.
Indignation Over the sfursief Or nke-
publican Leader Clay ten.

FiHNMERFrrLE, Ark, jan. -, ,-Tho
assassination Of Hon. 5aan sf. claytou
occurred a. o'clock lkxf night - 4
boarding Aouse Alter walking thu du0<
uegxoHSsy csagtua stepped % i wfndnH.
AuNnkuown person fired . iozd OF hlsck-
shot through the wiudaA Iufn his neck.
breSking b and killing aim inssanxty.
l1Tf:.s koek 1s---, - Ms=A hni wne
pFeseufaf u the senate J>yiue The
governor "a offer ys08 5eaa<l f1r thn
murderer 81 J0hn n. Clayton.
FoRT ssgEfl. Ark, Jan. so.--A large nz1uA-
her of cifizaux met aud sieapxnrcd fha
assassination ai Clayton, and offered res
ward foF the punish ussas OF the a1anez1u.
LITTLE kOcx. Ark. lNa. a1--S5Ae re-
maias ei John ". Clayton wste AsoaRhf -
thEs city tonight AMI wnre sci st xb4
drpos b q Knights TemplAr cufnmna1ofV
and = sSst coucoprzs OF people ana
escorted 20 the cumnandnfy n1yinxn.
where they wfis he IN state fliI fo.morroWs
when they will be taken 4, Pine Dlu6
for iRfs.fsefsli
PIKE Btcss. Ark. Jas. 1e--A publze
meeting was held al the courthouse this
afternoon 90 eoasiley the matter ~ tie -
ssssinatiuu III sohn -. tiaytBn. Thefe
wss an immense nftcud1nstr end epprc-
pirate resolutions were adopted Tie
courthouse szs drapea Ia incuyrsinx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

Tlss sesx5Es thai SeExAs0t-aieet N afs8Exra,
as Asnnessofa. - AekseaAfy u u isasrse.
xAe ae@ 8nszabxr ~ s.crezasere E9zsGs-
ing. EaAe1uE4fi. wa3 i9rA2aiiy sEeEaAtstesi
y AoGEHsssy.
ms West NiFxIszsA s4zsssaswfe haiSssess
sNsee skr t'Hssea Ssatzs ~ sAyss sFEzi eeNEsy
e.taaat FsxnEt
Szfts f9 Middle &aEn7sa ss5wn EsNF
tafl2s. PaeolH. Eosn., x<ss hsrn@4 sfe1fses,
asy Algas. Ioss, ssa aENs snasasanAe. sssassa
Txt@asy nixat ia xew xssk k8Fe9g =
feFTyA1as rAa 1can sAw s1@&nH laKE9a 81
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fi@asa fsr@ sss &lanzs3 Sk eSasr. Aaa Assss
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q assss snrfaxx. xsxs. ~e<@ fezzz3si 1E@1 Is
sssz4 5ssR&ss&t Szskzzzs1NE szafsS MkF@ sA@<
s:s = ~ hfags AZ = zsFelf8t ~ *
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
HuSGaRTass REVOLT.
The Common People Donff Want
the Army Increased.

PxSTH. Jan. 50 ~ paEtloa of .Ge gcnn.
lace are ssili greatly iiseensea as the pass-
age ot the army bsSi A great crowd gath.
cred outside the parIianeEr 5aildiag To-
da5 aud endeavorEtl 10 Yreyent TIE Ses,ti-
lies from esfeF!ng TIE casaxa eeg. IIassars
We're compelled 10 charge upon tae crowd.
Several pefsotlS we're hurs, Including some
women sud children.
streag military guard was p<zsted
around tAe parliament building No one
was allowed 10 pass into the chamber ex.
cepf upa1 ceuyincing proof a. 20 his sfen-
lfy. The boaleyards IA the vicinity were
paireilsd by haSsass Members az the op
pos ltiol protested against the presence ssf
troops as preventing free debate. ani de-
sDanded that TIE caamber be adjourned.
Accessed 70. Upon resumption 81 the sir
ting the house adopted resolution offered
by the PRESIDENT, empowering Asrn 10 zes
ia coneeFt With the authorities 10 secure
Access 70 the building and public tranquil.
kfy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
rHE MAXWELL TITLE coopz
Final Decision fn the Famoas Lout
Grant Ltflxnttou.

sAsrA Fg, y. ~. Jan. ae.--Thc supre43o
court Of New Mexico % day gave their d.
etkioa In fhe Maxwell land xrsnf ca<es ~
ts2tnlmg the title 10 that property ana dfae
missing shc tsll uf thu E1sefumenS % -
aside the pafeut The history u< TIE eo1E
tn brief II as follows. shortly after IhS a<4
Of the government was brofxEt m E11Qs
rad6. ssfnilHF Sill waz flrs3 ia she URf1e1
states courts IN New Mexseo. 70 b. he'll IL
nbegaaee Until after tife forraef suit HGo
tried. Ja1gc f.ruwsr tsisn1ixsed this aa1f
aBd the supreme cotirt ef the Hassed Ht4xGo
sustained him. Notw sGksssM1diux Ghis, III
department 81 justice erSi<sed ts1e View
Mexico ssiss, sfv9Iytng rsacISSiy She xAnss
questions cf Lam 10 bc pyssxeegtt~t. Sz=szll<
ing IA its dismissal b. the tn<1xc Ut tie dir
ffset court on e demurrer, which 6ss5x6lt
was - Gay sustained W the higher *ossSs
This is doubtless the csozIuf krt 81 the h.
Fs4vtneflf ~ jassiee. m il Ii sses likely shey
viii wish 20 appear ax3ln o<51fx t5f M
psefae e0ssrt ef the United Stzzss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
WIN sell Cattle Thr,n.sl,...

KANSAS CITY. Jan Nf---A dozen o. rnorn
caffle rneu are Ia the city. rsp-esentsIss.
most of the larger cattle interests Of the.
west. Their scheme Is 80 eomkllDe for the
purpose OF handling their stock them
seiycs, thus eoiag away with the expens
sive commission system. IS ix intended q,
form an organisation Tor the purpose oi
marketing catsia, with hezxIaasrterx 81
Kansas f.ty and branches AZ Omaha. Chi
csg0, st. Louis and View York. Capital
stock to The amount of siso, ,egs3 vii lse
issued. and as endeayor will betmade tD
get ali the leading sseekmen ef sisn west s.
fafrs in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
BYA RIFLE WOUND
The Austrian Crown Prince
is Dead.
aSsrEKr or HIS TAKING orr.
stricken by Apepsexs. the Authsrs-
ties Said nIseentent - the
Arras Ridden Hangarixns.

FIESSA. Jan. s0-AwAsuke Rudo,;sn.
Austrian crown prince snd heir apasrens
70 TIE shrene. died suddenly to-day as
Neyeriiag. Eear Baden. he wss Souns
dead II bed this morning ~ his yRse1.
The afsseigl announcement thai esonlexT
Was the saHse of death has modified eAe
aa&sTa 81 the popAiace arising from 4
rl1acr thai me prince had sseea killed
wits cat sheoflng. as he wezt an a saess-
fuE sxeussl0a 20 AsyeFllng siansiay, ae-
com Panied hs several gues<s psa fne an
noTisseeraenF at his dealh the seseAssnkh ~.
leisTnet asAssk snesE exc Eesaazs xae
cssffTfs. fhFaters and ali s3sar<s ~ azastxss-
meal are closed flsss evenlzzg.
PERHAPS Hg VAS wrgpxxEn.
Masy persnas here selIi refuse 10 believe
thsr death r.sssl.esi srSs., s,sssrssx~ All
kiads Of rnnsnrs Of ShooEsa@ kg accident
oy design are epfrent. TIE crown prince
alwzys sept With his hedsunxa door s5xr.
bur On the morning of his death ths deer
as fessEe EDckea- This fars Is sae subject
0s mach comment
THE agfE PBxSraPTsgz.
Arrh6Rke Cnarses I.ouEx. the egnpcrorss 8
brother. - nos heir prssnnpsise 70 the
throue- he has fkreu saas, Asrhdgkes
Franess. as@p and Ferdinand. II Il stated
that 1rchsiaSe Francis rexIxaed his rights
- tsae sssccesslan upen inherssxng the Duke
81 Aodtnas property. and that Sn,ase-
ghonghts however, that Francis resignation
Was only conditional.
KILLED 81 A RIVE BALL.
IaSpoS gsa. sa-Tae Esxs1r Ness SAYS.
Is ss stated that oIsseial private TelesraIras
from NleunE affirm that tie death az the
crown prince vas due 10 q Nonna Indicted
With a Siae.
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saslr inssefsrtsdxns xEtosharny rnux h
maintained He sxw no ssod sezson. Il
neeessery and e rsssrexssd ~ tEse sanaaa
Feopae- WY ais American p-sssec.arate
saa1ld Eaz he established over sAena- ard
sns< ne sad TEntd be al ezssireiy dsfFsress1
safnE fTufn Intervention ass rsr.e3seas2 hE
EareFS4n posFers ou the eonfzaent 8:
GnreTE
Reagan refurred 10 the documents skat
a&d been psihlssaed Gu the sah5ect. and
Declared tlast no A.nerseaz e1sxeu consd
rad Ese car7ss7sanGlanee w'EfAaHs feeling
1uzaaasxtz11. Tie rights ~ the United
States wSre s-gltaily oyer-rsebESa ard trssi-
osn anwn by suhaaferns, maiie sAe Ger
nssa Prime sziszszgr vas pFsisssszzg frsen =
SIP and efxzfe 10 sn2.urxlz r-szx~ resA-
Tons with tbs typge-nnnrns ct ssGe rrIfesi
rsasez- HIS r1rrose vas. he said 90 call
aiss1Non 20 tss@ facs tazt the proposed
amendment Was tco feeble ~ answer the
Farpese. 1t we believe we hare rights
which bare been violated, we sAoull
assert shose rights as h4csanias great and
powerful Hssssazs "A axm not ia favor al
war- ] know too weii the s.alszlsses OF
var. hzi the Aasnllisfisn cf d great nation
IA The fa~e OF aa arrogant rower Is
xorse Shan Ear. would give she pxSsE-
dent power 30 slsterrnkse what car Rights
IA fne matter are. and psswer 70 assert
tn<sSe rights In NAY thai VrEid net he
mistaken. II We do this we saAy expect 20
MAINTAIN CIR rlf,sts and 20 se-s the ressara-
ston of sae stat1ls Gu0. would sC1xeSs an
a1islarion 70 the pending amendment af she
wssEtz. and for tbs pretUrtioa OF the
rights ~ American citizens residing IN
szss sslAzzz4. ard - trGsezfe the nenfrsalfy
saE S.e.lesisse q taeis people Thea
re wifi hare said something, beE IL We 90
Bot pas in soEse xucli declaration We leave
1nH PRESIDENT ekectiy where he Is n0s. in
q Tssssition HlsNse he regards himself rs
toserless u Flsdieate fhe rights of the
United states
TIE BRITISH ExEAArfTEoE TREATY-
Al tie close OF Reaganss spes.ch the sen
ate proceeded ~ executive hsssinesS agsd
v hen tiae doors iEere re~openei aatonruesi
Il - understood that the sessrek session
wss consumed In discussing the British
extraaition trxatY- Il i gathered from the
tone of to-day discussion taai there Is a
stFong disposition 2GzeGg nnnaber Of sen
at1rs - EecomInis tie tEsaty fsS tae eosn-
aistes On foreign relations. THE effect OF
which, from the standpoint ui she adasa-
lstratiau, senator's say, woui1 hss 20 kilglt
- Tar - ca1lgrelss Is ceuragne5 Ar a1sy
rAEe. when the senate sdtousae2 80 aase
wns hxed fer continuing confederation,
ard II + somewhat doubtful whether II
viii be considered By tie setlase ax al
,,Fks4ss ~ fsysfsxtftsae.ss4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
SENATE rEgRrronIAL cAscUs.
Republicans Maintain Their Posi-
tlen-spTinser's Bill 1nsat-
fxsnrtaFv.

WAsHIssTnS, Jan. sA-~A sli1aft .ataefaer
e.s GAUGES os Republican senator's Was
held this morning 10 6tSeEss tbs eosEise -
be followed IN The treatment ~ tbs afFls-
cation % tkc territories for aaHelss3azi- ~
the nyief firae scr discussion S Was taAds
eleaFly apparens sAsre had beesa atsl; oE
10 change ~ The pesitlon la1cz " fsas h1-
pi.Sslicau seuatsrs IN the gwezsien at t1ls
last session A diSgsStfi89 w&s sn1Hm 70
yepoFs sise house ealusbSs Dill - fAsi sea'
ate with AEasn3aleass exclH1lne NeN
Mckee ard aegsfwg IN Safth sna sptsh
Dakota. Naat&2a sesa Sashsngsas S tRTEs-
Tc-r sEs fsKrvg4 Il katfo4 EAs szks1.
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rnE PRESIDENTS sIaS.


gsfecksso. Ian - The YretsGessss - The
IS e.xEsxa 9azlrrAssz r1nazsess shesz sahsrm
tA4s evening 4zss ez4eSfess fA3 agree nsSEs
saazkz ii AaA Fsssk Hssa AznzastEEl zss
saAase aesg Eragsleasiy - seE~sssssi from
aAF 81 CAS- Su ssaEse siisfssezss A1 Esis9z
sssssss ssms saSass. gssss sssz sa sse ssss ~ gAN
chelr TSe sss stsfsslfs aress ss2Ess sz1sssssFy
q fsssss ii AMstaw 4 Waiker ere - 80
gsxsss sasvs ess she sSsAsssr2se sss 4sssss ssSsn
n assEae. eAmsFEazs st tss& E.T07ssSse exesH-
ssga ngega TIE neseexae1ss Ct g9s2Tsse 9Sexsa
fss< sa iasa rEEses nEtsi TIE ssE.satSFsz ~
tae saes aas sesyressn ss-s3. ta2e hssAlAa7zs.la
3 Asssa. asssaz tssesral zz 3 s1Ff ~safz
+. stsszs ~. s.sssgff A sagsas l1see = re AZ
saasnsssA ~ sa.ar @Ss1 fszee susa aisf xx-
49, - .ssssss x tszaF 4flFsS saNssse
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Choicest Property parss City
pleased shovs Intending Purchasers.


ii
Of
Interest the tni
We
We
she
Ah&ae Ne sought
Ns-8 and the Aew
the beauty q the
sg
ID IN white genmg
UImESe
his
T. Il
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ExpERT MINING swTSUIEg.
He Exploited the Resoarnes of n
British golunas,sa garuaaax.

VICTORIA, Jan 90 There 4 fssaniry fas
George Henderson,. an alleged lnining ex.
pert who undertook 20 ofsen a silver niue'
st Nlcaia- After incaFTi0g Debts asaouEs.
ing te many Thousands OF dollars Har-
dersna went Io aiii0tEia some two months
ago under pvetsxf of raising capital lie
has not been heard fgom since, and bis
victims. many OF whom are poor working
men, arc elamoFeafs for settlement. The
mine sn6 mill are in the hands nf the
snerilf The same individual had stint
Lar experience a. the Foster xaine, In this
province. two years ago, The shareholders
sinking S1o.ooo ON his repfesentaflous
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BrsmaRcK's AFRICAN SCHEME.


I4oSnoN. JaE1- % = Tie Manchester
Gsiafdiaa says. salisbury. yielding 10
great pressure, win wifhdrsw English vesr
sells from the blockade OF the East AfricAu
coast as soon Is Germany commences 20
operate en- shore
EgEI1N. Jan. ssa---In the reichssag 10 day
the East Africa bill PASSED its ihlra read
ing without de5&fe
The colonial hssl passed the tAsra reading
ia the rEirlssag to-day.
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Agnes Westward cid not se~za in shx
least psrtnysez1 sAe Il wA4s mzy ~
se-<ned 4 haasisnsne wamaE sac was
fAsaS0naely stssre@I Ma v oe4wa was
sceu by the Rasx-ixTx1 eerre~-
ranaent later she ra&kns A xngxf ess-
Tsn.szS aeniAl af every ssxrezaeas esnhcssseSs
in tie so-cAllea eani iesslan al Effs ErSlI.
whc wSs arrested xf Naryxyfsie. Cal She
SAYS ste never sac CznnluxkAsa IN her
life ~ know A3na Every skassraass
maize hy Miss ksalE. ienkasnx sa
Ia RsteAta Miss Waud ard Marris yoAns,zs.
ard VIA. Ashsna j. prunoznced tassa 81
The foczsH ard uaaane IN lAls she II essr-
sos rated ~ both Juh7sso1 ana Asafpn
Jok k.nsos. however, does nos aotsk like his
taruier seH. Nniis rssssseat Of this csty
he WIS = robust ssrong appearing msa. bat
IA ,he dock se9ay Dis face bore . ssrkly
ralacr He seenaed soasew hst ind laeruns
- so wAss was passing sh<us Aim. Ttse
examination cf the rsisasfSrs viii be PRO
restsse<z yryfk Frzszze nxssss
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HELESA. &ank-. Jan. sa.--Anatnar Shin.
tnE light Ia khe salvation Array has
brought tseatle upon hssaseff ara the az.
gam zaflon By An susiiscgefton whleh i fsas
IA strict sceorsancc w5gA the ritual
OF the faithful. Tfse pretty wife ai a
weiF&nown citizen aaEtesz sAc ssserd.
~ pees Lodge. has been attending she,
meetings and the siagsAg and shouting OF
Capt Ncknp tnfassE@fed heT They b.
cana aFEn sFieas5s sn : religions sense
The ifsflfaaey increased % xwsh an exsenf
that she mast aaFe Invited hiYa 10
call as the noAsa. Al aaw
rate her husband eaas@ aasne
yesterday aftcFEthcn n0exfsses1assy Azsl
without warning ard foaaA the sly cap
tain in bis wite's Foosn. A sceae essx;sssi
TIE irate shephefs. opsncS1 che 1sanr and
kicked the intgNslef af his households tsswn
the steps GAIA the sidewalk, and elaze1
him dewn the street. A ssty0fee sasf viii
probably follow. bas The capsair sang In
the chotT iaSf night aaa MAS nos naalessSss
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HraaISs yEssrs HARRISON
Eswsawsress Gabinet Choice Tae
CLAYTON Assassination.

fHnfANkr0Efs. Jan sEa-szen. aasr4@0a
BAD nkal sser 81 prominent v1sisezs tss-siay.
chEef uf mhoEa y - Hon. An.hossg Higgins,
Sss4sssy fisSs grg.M Delaware aswxsns
sFess 0vex ma n01F IL aasnssst&tkea wisa
fsse president .esesr lie saggesgest tfse saaf1sT
AZ tsea 4araes < wilson aE Villain xsogs.
iae{. for ses srs&ry e.ssgzx-
sso4.x AEshessssr. - F5Se Esnft. Ark.
wsAtfss pzansss. czxae - eafxTse ard azge
4f4e rs.eSagsassan ct afen. F.ossssl sAAyfssA for
4 y,iaes q the eas4aet 4 sad 1Gcs&xas
tsa~rsA nas ysasz, fer BE IL q aexs ssxslE
r,eswsses.s. axsss Isssusa gzsen& ai IsUn John
M fs1sgsoss, y % wAs assas Il sisted saas fsgfs
at Tian s3rTtlle, Ark, @eMs af wHfeh
reached h4Ea emx5f thss maFas8zs xseFs-
Hsrr5ssn xSs sssafeaa1sy Afzsxsxf1.
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TmE srEaM scHoosER IaxmE.


san kEAsf1sss7. 1An. a1.-~Tn ne fles steam
schooner Iakme. Ia command Gf Capt. O.
H. Harrison. made hsF trial trip this nsersi.
lag. speef Of 30 kagts per hour was
seaeE@d tbs vessel ts tsse largest nteMsm
Schooner thai bias be@n built On the EsesHg
eoAst. Her Carrying eap4.csty Is
100 s0fs. g. 3 Ninssssla. managing Dwaex
SAYS she uiIi 60 - Peres soGaa an her frs
"trip. *Ae was tssffit by TAcssas Peterson al
Port Sfsssss0s. zsG her znsFsA4nezS wGs p,st
81 isy 3 GFSn lis shas S4Ky. ms schooner
has q cylinder y Is - irekes. and snoskeE
. ~ "a fslefez
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COLLISIONS IN nAEnon.


sAE Francisco, Jan. .aa-The barksn-
tine Modoc arrived frora Tacoma shia
morning. While Hsteiarfiug ~ ran into
port before the wind she eoslide3 with
tie schooner Gen. Gtrd, which was also
trying TO eogne In TIE Mosfoc had her
Tiggsng and foreyarsi carried away aud the
schooner lost her hesdgcar. The ia1taf
was disabled and the tug Alert went out 10
her relief aud towrd her safely ia. The
accident wRs due 80 heavy fog.
SAN FEsxcfscp. Jan 0--Iha bAsk
EuoEE Talssui. from Port Townsend. rhss
evening eolhded with the bark oregon.
which was anchored ofs Aicatrax island.
The TslhoE wes sailing up the bay and the
wind died down. leaving 1sr 20 4rlft in on
the food tida. Part If cha mixaen rigging
OF the Taiszot wss carried swaE. has tne
Oregon received oaly slight damage.
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SHE HAS HIM ON THE LIST.
Pretty Mrs- Eawson. After Acualttai,
Threatens the SfaeAea Aesarnav

cHTcAso, Jan. 3e.--MrS. Neckie Rawson,
wife of the milisonAire banker. who in
open court shot her husband 5 LAWYER was
the case was seta 70 the jury verdict Was
soand thas she was temporarily Insane az
the time the deed WAS committed. Mrs
Rawson WAS at onre forpally discharged
and received The ronxresuEattoxas ~ many
friends TAe tssFygaea came IN Tor tfseiE
share Of thRaks
Mrs. Rswsons r eye lit on states Afforney
Elicit. who. bad been sp1esslIy bitter ia MS
speeches during the TRIAL ..EEow mnes1 dad!
kawson pay yscs she asked him. The
state attorney laughed aud said nothing,
Mrs. Kawsnn said sf was aui the last be had
heard OF her. Shs would hold him rcspou-
sihle for the shameful abuse ha had ileafassa
Oh her. Friends inserfesed and led her
away.
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FEESSo- tai.. Jan. FA--Ia fAa eslsar4tc4
Clarke. BOW iHssne, sGtRils 81 h1fe ~
aside 4 s9atraee zfsen 20 HsIgfssa et ~
IN May, f11eA1. 20 purchase tase LaxHat -
Tagte gzssss, - 500 acres. Is ~ per sef<.
any time 3EsEsfe lsEf, oH ta& krUeud
t1et Glsfks was insane Nnen the rNzzsac<
was m44e. Tss defense - dsy pfAeffc4i5f
sssssed tAc gaessiaa OF ssl4fk&sx e&nf<1
- fsr1ad1tclas - letters written by him X
ssbaFs knsETTaA FsnEn Eei4sslsE.s lzsa, to Ge~.
lobef. i%s1. Une letter wes a.ses A7+1l -.
iaN1. sous days isfore the e.y8srE6t ~
laAkse. All tbs ssss&rx sif9@S tfzx< *isskk
Was perfectly sane vt tae slsae Tne
grant 3 now worth $3.50 lsAS
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rLoeuKr Will Sor nEsIaS.
lie VIII AK the Chamber sor vote
Of Confidence.

PARIS, Jaa sa---Floaues, IN Receiving a
considered the sdsisahllity uf resixasng.
but hsd abandoned the ldes, dAcidiEig 10
face the intrignez and sttacks Of hts OPP
Fs0nents. aud would ask the chamber for
q vote Of confidence. The hsU re-estab-
fishing the serHtSs 4 arr0ssa ssesleax syxfem
81 clerfioFs viii BIC aunounresi anon the
opening 81 the chamber Ia morrow
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sax FEAxsssro, saa. ss--Tas Paeips-
Esanie recount aa Tho F4ish enagFexkseaAl
district eiosess ssfsay wlsh sse sssssit u
gtsaNx ssse 0lers5xn 10 f'ssszsse sEtqsa -
sz3ssarlFy gf d eg5fes
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wkSa7ssraS. Szat. 90 --Tlse president
has nefssaafe45 tAe sas80Ssng gess llsssslezs-
fsAdSge Ii isNesfsai, Msiessse 49,
fgo~mre Haggsy AssMxSA. Cal. 9ifT-
f.sexs gscsEusr. $ak k,ae. al tssszs Isssfs-
sun. Eeszwoess EFH. aAs NiSs&st =
ssass gsssns,se. cal 50hn ! zessakeF.
NanroFsa. Cal EAsrs 4. NeStgel, tHesss
siae. CAL NsEiAm e Ansaiesass tsza-
s.-ss.as.4- "A
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f'Akfs. Jan. Se.--Iwo holders Ok rHaaSaa
canal shares hare appisea 10 she courts for
q Summons against De iessefss. demanding
esitseoJution OF the eompang agsd sfae sp-
poingment of z llQ2fd4tar. vsth nows< so
make over 30 aess coenpany The Assets Of
tae esgnf=FH. The deefsiea wak post
poness
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HAsafxeEag. JAe- se-tha Asnsiae6a
Z iSsEppiitE aud laaszssF4&4 Issue ses4li -
as,s.sssI sezsEoss ses-..ty Gen. fi1kSE Fahkse
shs oreniue address. AfhlSA W@e sEtcHg
arxussent II iArag Of gcssFaye&as spa g
America shipping sf sah<44sss ss4& =
DISCRIMINATION ia ~ favor ae FsR'sss@
ID .sssfa aasshrezs 81 AE.eszsan Sfsippsis rs s.
sue oI the usnest lfagassssslsss q sta "a
t44sa
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BEE1fH, Jan ~ --a'ssp editor al tan EafAe-
a8sFSf xsltusa {ilissrss} sas b9er casaezaaed
t9 two faeashs' zsaHnsgnzs zss4ss fDr ersfne
against gsse sovereign poger Isl Eae use Of
certain language II an affitfe en- the Pre-.
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SAN FaA~esAea. gan. @ - Articles 81
axrsegsent hzf lake essBdzrr aad
William 0'Gasan5r s9~ = three sale sessll
faee In the wafeFs ~ San EEsneasee sMg
foz Chs Americas eAEsu1 1sanssiir wzrn
formally signed sa-aAs ara sae Ease Gksss
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pasyLss1. Jan. "a. Che Csanx. e0zvsrsssi
November. lsss. and sentenced "a BE-
hanged over = year a<o. asaf who was
grantee q Eew trial. VIII hare K begun ia
the circuit c-ocrt Tomorrow wAr4 Neal
lsf%r u san E.aacsseo Is hesp ia assist Ia
his aef>rzs
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The tDwn uf Hope Ia 4t she fo1t sf
Lake Pend 4 'GresiIe and neax rs ssaff5r
eYm ead. Twenty niles sossth are II
towns ot Hfebber ard Chloride. H<te
Der On the iske and EhlorI.e tau1
aiiEes bark, IN q ena1tvy vvS4iily Dss3s
sss,ie. shs district Being nat zl1pssasxlns
esas. The sw44sss cf the eopntxy * lNf
discovered nre generally wisiss sAa
nGteFsrp stgpns.iy. THE vein on e(lleA
Is tlse Mesegzli bonzpzs. kasxa Mt!se
Chloride group. il Enlly ~ 80 N
wIdfA. AMI - far as noN kTs-szs y Pro
nnancesl ais ray. susae ~ ~ t5szse
surface dirt taken sp sc gasssiszsa si1a
ass@yesl vssssssst ST Ttr ioss. hixksk e
the xrass sssosz she ore aNs@Fs MAJ uf
IN tie lnns1Feds. Tie exs 4 ssels a<
might Se supposed, filhorixse, usat fsn
as.tssacnszs zlisers wizsck salstasx
free nasIItur and easa9y Nut3fss STD
handlea EEfse ioesEions a,gs.- Inc
ledge sonsSsrlsesi ID tise fl:iaFss1e xExs.3p
ase i've iss rsssssfsr. and kess-e 1kiessf1{
esxtess.l 4 ssEssanre III ], 2t<cz. tts3
snss glsr va;ss Il swatezt2e ~ ~ N
@yuFsg,ssae 4 s!asfanee IL t9p ssf
sx4s g e
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s4feAwxxso. EaR. - -EA tbs asseYahsT
fo-aay the gozBs resolution s@sssSes 80 she
eSeNftafs ~ Enis1ss ~saEes senator's c3Ea4 up
a. speei&l eFsaes an4 was defeated iyF 5
soee 1T = ~ ss.