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MAMMA WIN Never See Ne Aaai

wArrRuunY. CT, Dec. @-Carrielun-
kel. Of Thomaston, aged sixteen, on ing
scolded for going skating, left hom' wee
terday, saying to young sister Mans
will mover see NE again, and ma, no tesn
seen s.1-. i5. .5ahNy aarfusscSalns
village. sra hsing searched
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conIesses IN the Scarold.

BAsrRor. La, Dec. :s-"Pet' overton,
who was convicted IN September last for
tho murder OF Frank Hosrsey. on April
n. was hanged here to- day. lie confessed
his guilt 4 worsan was the cause Of the
trouble.
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Saved by Mis- Dauoh,er's sho,.

KNoXuLLE, TENN, Dec. 2s. Peter Nor.
ris, reudlng near Jellico, attempted Wed
nosds, TO Nil an old man named Higdon,
near cumberland Gap. Higdon's daugh.
tel Martha interfered, ana fatally shot
Morris
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-01-04
A NnnihIul Pairiclda

IIrrLE ROCK, ARK, Dec. 2s-News
reached here this morning of the fatal
stabbing Of Or. Holleman, leading ply
stefan of Craghead County, by his son,
aged fifteen II appears Holleman was
trying 20 chastise the boy when the latter
drew a knife and stabbed his father in this
henri.
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A Conspiracy 10 XIII the Gar.

1T. PETERSBURG, Dee, 26,-rho second
inquiry into the recent accident to the
Cars train at Borki resulted in at
tri uting the disaster TO a criminal con-
spiracy. All Of the recently discharged
railway employees will shortly be arrested.
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Ha,oed for Wiie.Murder.

WIvNirFG, MAN, Dec. 2s,-webb Bran
don, tho wifo-mardereT, was hanged this
morning. lie displayed great fortitude ON
the scairold. The parting between Bran
don aud his three children was affecting In
the extreme Brandon Killed his wife
,xh1a drunk
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HICKMAN, FULTON COUNTY. X
oREBN-LOOKINe,
But Wis Goods Were First.C iass-D Danger
Gus Counterfeit Coins Pound ON a Coun-
TRUMAN In Cleveland. d.

Wv. Co.,,s,,.,, coin. ro,nc an 49,.
s,ymsn IN cleveland. %.
CLEVELAND. o., Dec, cs-Tbe other dax
the police arrested a verdant.sppear.
ing chap, who was attempting TO sell
counterfelt silver dollars 20 two oolored
men. lie gave his name a. william John.
son. and the large number Of coin, which
were found In his possession were so fine.
ly counterfeited that Il was Impossible TO
distinguish them from genuine silver dol
lars They weighed trine less than good
coins, but their composition IL still a mys.
terry 20 the Government officers. A mem.
Dor OF the United States Secret Service has
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Divorced Couple Reunited,

MARTINsBuRG, W. VA, Dee 2I-nr
Geo. A. Hamill was married to his former
wife at Chamhersbure, Penn, at midnight
last night, They had been divorced about
one year. Two policemen acted as wit
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-01-04

SENECA, KAs., Dec. 27.--John 7, Yates,
ex.justice OF the peace, persisted In the
snow-storm Christmas night on his wav
homo In a buggy.
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Farmer Accidentally Shnl

ALMA, ARK, Dec. 26.-Georse Keys,
while carelessly handling a pistol, acct
dentally shot and killed Doc Chambers, a
farmer.
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American Historical Association.
THE BANQUET.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-At the morning
session of the Amcican Historical Associa-
ton Friday papers were read on American
trade regulations before lfsq," by W. &.
Fisher, of Cornell University; on the His
tory Of internal improvements in Ohio" by
Charles ~ Morris, Of Berkeley Divinity
School, on the uses and limitations OF his
torical museums" by Prof. Goode, OF the
Smithsonian Institute, and on American
archives" by Frederick A. Bancroft Libra
rian of the State Department. At the night
session William Writ Henry, OF Richmond.
read reply 10 Or. Stille upon Religious
liberty In Virginia" and Clarence Winthrop
Bowen read a paper on The Inauguration
of George Washington as President OF the
United Statos.' The following officers for
the ensuing year were then elected; Presi-
dent, Charles X. Adams, OF Cornell Univer-
sity, first vicepresident, william Writ
Henry, OF Richmond, Va; treasurer, c,
W. Bowen; secretary, Herbert b. Adams
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A farmer had a 500 Who showed
no special aptitude for businoss, and
he was puzzled what 20 dol with him.
lie concluded to try an experiment, so
he locked the boy in a rom in which
there were only Bible, IN apple and
u dollar, A few minutes later he
stole quietly TO the room. He had
made up his mind that fine found the
boy eating the apple he would make n
good farmer. II he wers reading tho
Bible he should be- traipod for the pull.
pit, and II he had taken the money
his success rs broktL his father
thought was assured lion entering
the room he found the boy sitting upon
the Bible, eating the appc, with the
dollar in his pocket. The boy became
an able politician.
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Wife" Shall put your diamond
studs in your shirt, doar?' Husband
What on earth are you thinking
Of? DO you want TO ruin me? have
a meeting with my creditors this morn
ing. n.-,JcWeierS Weekly
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WIFE" John, | do wish you
would write TO Edison and get few
of those electric light plants that /
read Of in the paper" John-"What
would you do with them?' Wife
think IL would be so nice 10 mix
them with the other plants in the con-
servatory." John" I'm afraid they
wouldn't stand the temperature there.
ldakes Blade.
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The dear children wer playing at
horse railroad. Tommy suddenly ok.
claimed; Look herel we'vo forgotten
something. We can't go oi I'M ess we
buy up an alderman."-N T. Ledqer,
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Ono OF the woman wago-earnors Ia
whom blank was sent by the Labor
Bureau replied to the question, Are
you married, single or widow as
follows; Il have been married, bit am
now single. am also widow. she
-as divorced. Augusta Me) JoWHaL
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family Pois51et.

Chattanooga, TrVN nsc, 81 The
family Of Ira Warford, VINO live At St
Elmo, one OF the suburbs 4 Chattanooga,
was poisoned to-day " tating head
cheese. II Ia not know rhethu the
cheese was poisoned. OF ,hcther ,he soi.
son eamO from brass k,.Ie ia ~bch the
cheese was cooked. warfUlbs In dying
condition tonight and b, wife Is in a
very serious condition. ~ Two children
will both recover.
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Tho gum box l. neat llttIe ooN'
with Il carrying capacity Of one gop' -
50. J0s,Jh GdEttft.
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The fact that 1t Is MT now re-
gardsd rs good form TO exhibit we'd.
dug presents takes away from the
pleasure Of giving, --BoS'oa Iravelr.
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CHINESE MAY NOT LAND.
Evsa n Thsy Are HARRY ise Aefsss
- Cuba.

- Cuos-
WAsHruaToH, June 27.--Somc time
ago the treasury department was In.
formed thnt Il vsx desired Ia tske :
rns,s~. - rh;a... ,shr.~. -.
a.' u," = ~ aAs - ~
west Inoies' ana app'icatioh VA
made for permission TO take them
through the United States territory
in transit. providing : bond was giyer,
that ncna ~ then, ~nula ,>,n.;r i,
49, M .o.,..s Ts. 1870. =
sn's Svun. ,;,.:ss. a ss.e Ut 49, ~
.slscu ~ sIc ss.ssi.os - ."1 aeassuIy
.m nu Easg ~ y's - ..s.;,;. sns; a1'sss ss.s
~ no sulnk y sne ns ~ PIonsnia sne M
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CHscAeo, June q. The grand jury
took : new tack this morning In the
Cronin case In the consideration Of
Alexander Sullivan's specnlatiOns
Schwartz n Dupet were snpUnaed 70
bring In their books. Il is be.ieved
that IN this way light will be thrown
upon features Of su.livan's specuia
tons which have hitherto escaped
scrutiny. Nothing Of interest was
deve.oped 1t the afternoon session.
and no indictments were returned.
The actions of the police indicate that
arrests viii be rnsde soon- Some one
IL reported 20 have sqealed. Dessc-
tive Palmer Says John y Beggs was
arrested to prevent his holding COM
naunicntion with the outside world.
1t il claimed that be hsd been visited
by members OF the alleged trial COM
nsittee, and IL Was thouzht be had pat
fieA into the ear of more than one Of
the committee
Young Carlson. who was today in
charge of the cottage TO which DR..
says that among the visitors To-
day were tive men who took
oceasson 20 pass remarks about
fnforTner Garrison" aud the danger
Of being too forward in sessiiying Tor
fsse police. Carlson processes to he,
li~vs that be vas bsiug threasenesi
bat failed 10 explain Eby he did MOI
telephone the police ~ Arrees the fse
rHer. who be says remained ia tsss
neigh burhccd for srrae tire.
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rUYALLuP xsws.


Hops Fromtse . Large Tleid-B y uIid-
ing Operations.
PryALLrr, June 27.--Yestertiay' 8
copions rains have been Of great bene.
fit to the hop crop OF this valley. Tbs
vines promise very well for the com.
ing season, and rain Was all that grow
ers we're anxious about. In the major.
isy nf The hop yarss the vines have
reached the top al the poles. ard are
OF very good quality, while the r.
ports from England have considerably
improved con ~erning the crop. There
stssl seems so he a large amount of Nv,
wLiek IL not killed by heavy rains
NAV ser{ously affect the English crop.
several Of The hop buyers Ia fown have
heen contracting for large quantities,
Is cents i<ing the highest price paid.
lsas the recent reports fro-s England
showing IN improved condition Of the
erop there, tends 10 keep back the
yssse~ offered hy the buyers here.
There is considerable activity in The
hzssssgnr trade in town ef late There
are txe large brick bseS-Ss h~sng
erected on stewart and Meridian
streets. The new local bank viii
ossgpy rgoras Isl the block on Aeri-
ssian street MeSsrs. LiIsenfhal. oi
San Francisco. are erecting large
irsn ssore IN close proximity 10 she
Northern PAcsfse raiiread, 90 be used
for The storage of hops awaiting ship
meat
The new Presbyterian church ca
Fl0neer asesce ~ ia coarse OF cree
.son. and VIII s.e notable acquisition
10 The Foesi buildings in town.
]. r. Stewart has sold ssss three-srr
srxrs in the east end of tcwn 30 T.
Ncxkxy fer <s GO
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nAsxErs AND snIrrlxo.

skAgTkE. June n
The market IL weli supplied with MI
classes Of eegs Just ~ present. though In.
mediateiy after the Ere they were some.
what scarce Prices hase 9ruwn steady
sxain. and sre now q sbouf the same
place they held for ~ long before the firs.
Eastern eggs ere commanding Iec pei
doxen. Oregon &c per doEeu, aud fresh
raneh z& per dozen.
All grades OF oranges sesc the Tahiti
hsve disappeared from the market. though
ua~ and then . fcw caltlorniaa are ~.
esived. The Tahitis are oi good quality
ard sell readily.
Piums which appeared in the marksl
shortly after the Gre are now In excellenl
supply. We qnots u per box
Cherries we're . tfffse scarce toslay. and
prices displayed sn apwssd teafrncy.
MKRc HANDIsE AID Fk0DtcE RE
CEfrT4-Dnsifx the last twenty sf0ur boar,
the narrvhAndss< aud produce receipts
pers as follows. Puget found sbofr road
III sosss: Ca,1mhia snd pnxes HrHssd Yaif
rssxd. - to1s. Seattle IAke Ah0se ard Kass
tfn fssIssy. 80 tons ny atef-~1s.a, ] Ton
sss~ssss 70 ssus; Wsshiaxtor. tons Tess
sHirMRsTs- Daring she last twenty
foar heurs gopsis ard snefchspssis~ ~ert
shipped fsosa seattle % the suyfozndfrs
cossfssy - follows Puget sound Hlsors
fos5. VI fofsss eessnsssa a Faxst sBans
ssflfekd. 20 .6sss. fsassss, Lake shcr~
Essssfss rsilwss. u tots. ky ~~ser- leila
! tssss 7easer. 70 toEss; C3ty VI talney. ;
tons Augusta. tyst=; Gfase tors
&ouEsaiaNnT. sen Ssisa<. sessx. Mich.
gsn, tra Tnfal shipnsersa, t1s tosss
NATURE OF RFsEsPT2-vf5pe ear hay
ten sks s<aesoe<. 1890 I. issnbsS. l rs
r~gtsse'a. f.sA6 bxs essxn mea sesr, 81
household stssgs. eAS snsie<. car hs9s
- rkfs grsrexses esr< brick. cars voo<j
? cara sAIuxs<s, 81 rkxs harsssesr. ~ crate
ssfs1snwert. 5 EASES glassware
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PORTLAND, June 27.--Arrangemenfs
we're completed today for the con.
strucsion Of an electric motor line
across Morrison street bridge to 4
point six miles southeast Of the city,
Work il already begun on line across
the steel bridge 20 the east side In
Holladay's addition, with branch 10
Albina, three miles in all, and grading
and bridges abont completed for Z
line to Fulton park and the cemeter'
les, abcut four miles All will h
operated By overhead wires.
The tao principal etrectcar compan.
les have obtained permission 10 do all
necessary 10 change their lines t0
cable or electric roads. bat have mol
ret decided which style % adopt.
The cable road TO Portland Heights i
progressing isvorAbsy, double track
icing laid for some distance. Ihs
company recently raised quite ram
pus BIZ seixing the crossings on swn
Street rsilwsvs and putting 10 track.
at night 10 secure upper cables Al iiss
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- ~. rse...
n ,- 8 -. 80.
rhAs w. 80 - eutunaistee
on wAys and means appointed by .
mass meeting of thu cit1nonx of Olym-
pin and Thurston county. foF tha ns,r-
r,e,se a. hnififne : r.ilros.i f,.,r, fli,.,,,-
q. - r~-s~-s,- - <s-.-.se - g.
- 4 - uo1 ,
~ es - sIe v1,ce e see secsesty g g
sae Doa11 A9e. onney, - l:so
p. M, and proceeded % Organisation
~ escesn 1e0Ie =. narnes CHAIR
~ nsAn. 1nu :. Z. nen0efson sccresory.
Inc iou comm.ttee .as preeent, ex-
eep9ne :. Aurpcy. Inomas -
lsse0, neofGe A. befpee ana a. a.
Inamoers Nese oesA8na.e0 % acs -
sfusteess e W9Om no 9ue 20 Al real
estate, oonalons ana subacripuons
Ior sne conssructiOn g = stAndard
suage railroad rom olympia % Mont
esano. or gray har0or, = 70 bo vested
tor peraon 81 not more thaA twelve
months dne s!ue y the night Ut way
Tor SAID raiiroad - Also 70 be vested In
SAID trustees Tor hike period. said
trustees 20 act as custodians Of az
cAsl sHu osueI suuseyiptaoas- caio
sthstocs Aac ~ pIVcafe tIust uecos ahu
arrange Al details and y reconvey all
real estate 10 the respecSsye donors IN
Tue event "a tne iAiiure 70 cohesruct
saia fahfoso ~itnan WE'VE mohtns.
~. MooufaH. veorge y. scam
Ileil ailu =. l.. HenueIson we're uesig
nasesl ~ aet - conihittee 70 Solicit
con. nn''.'ols % IAhas, money o. otnes M
secafities ~ Fasse bonus u *iuVspu
20 donate s g some person, or persons,
10! ouiiuinx. sqaiPping ana operating
saiu raiIsoan. ioune. =. >
IoIssI anu r. ~. - bfien we're des,k-
nateu as conmIttee 20 procure the
z necessary rights O Nsy IN motaon,
= was oIucIeu .nnt upon the securing
y guaranty 2, siuVWr,a pfonosls!on
oe nixus 70 tne fuxes SOUND g me ne
hAi1s I1iifOsd thAs tsOtsns u %ioVUey
would oe guaranteed said company II
woIA Vas cotHnienceu upon tne con.
struct1on oi z stannaru gauge resiroau
from Ois mpia ~ Montesano or tray =
naroor, Within thirty days, ana thaf
the same pe Competed on or before
1anualy !, inU Inc asofesaiu cosrd
OF trustees. =. ~ y brlen ana 4. l.
Mckenny, we're appointed . com nit
zee on appraiscneEt u land ana otnef
values.
Inc new ADDITION 70 the capitOi
oal'aing has been nnished and VIII be
IN readiness for the coming conven-
ton. Ihe noor room inside OF rail-
ing - 1ixt0 feef, which wiii be newly
carpeted. Nine dozen chairs have
been added: ARRANGEMENTS have
been made 70 entertain the coaven-
uon.
Inc lara brown VIII leave shelton
on the Fourth u =. M. arriving -
olympia at y q. m., and leave Tor Ia
coma and Seattle af p m.
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t-cnw
atn Journal Consnsrrs
cs
ckh
hv
1s
,Awsr
lat al
~
sAs
TsreaFh shls EssE~ssg ~ Pass ihs sssss
tr<ysF sAsF noe VA shas snd
v1ro
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wALLA wALIA.s nAavssr.


hsasa HefFooheo epeaug Wheo1- Gath
oFapg the HapeneA Osa1n.
WALEA WALLA, June q The steady
rain has revived spring-sowu grain
wonderfully. which had been injured
slightly BY bot winds. Fall grain
viii yield over the average. There II
more water In the creeks this year
than for the past seventeen years at
shis time OF the year. There Il no
foundation for the naischievous reports
that TIE creeks and wells hays gone
dry.
The governor has pardoned W. B.
Russell. sentenced IN the First Judi
ctal district In 1880 to fourteen years'
imprisonment for murder IN the &C.
ond degree. The time expires next
November, and the pardon Is effective
July 1.
Colonel Parker. of the &4fesman. i
preparing To build brick structure
with seventy three feet front. on the
site Of and adjoining his present loca-
ti0n.
All over the valley headers are at
work cutting the ripened grain. On
Eureka Flat onsy the b.ue-stcm is ripe
enough 70 cut. but work on the inn
nense fields OF club will be commenced
next week. Treshing crews will start
TO work by Saturday. Reports of large
yields are an every day occurrence.
Some fields. il il estimated, viii Yield
70 exceed forty bushels per acre.
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PORT rOwNsEND NEWS.
Railroad Land Solicitors Dancina
ny $50 Ned Neu.

PoRr TOWNSEND, June 27.--Judge
Kuhn. 4. c. Hill, and Mr.. Hoeg. civil
engineer Of Port Townsend southern
railway left yesterday morning for Che
halls, to solicit donations OF land for
the railroad. Mr.. +. W. Hastings. as
representative Of the citizens commit
tee Of this place, viii accompany the
party. The work will be towards
Union City.
John H. Boise. OF San Juan island
has been appointed inspector Of cus-
toms. vice Charles Nane~s. resigned,
and viii assume his position on the
steamer Premier ct once.
A telegram has been received from
Victoria stating positively that the
baseball club will not visit here July
4. and arrangements will be effected
with another team. An Indian dance
in which $50 natives from Neah Day
and British Columbia will participate
viii be feature OF the celebration.
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DEATH or : sor AuaDEsER
he Killed His Father snd Never
Realized His Crims.

PoRrLASD, June 2s.--John J. r. Nc.
Ailister. . is-year-oid prisoner. died
at Salem penitentiary yesterday. ol
consumption, after lingering sick
ness. The prisoner was under = life
sentence for the murder Of his father
at Woedviile. Jackson county, Ore
gon. about . year ago. The boy
and his father had had . difficulty
about some work 10 be done. when be
shot him through with pistol, cans.
ing instant death. The boy staid with
the dead body all alone one night.
He was tried and sentenced 70 the
penitentiary. and sent there last DC.
toher.
He was the only boy murderer in
the penitentiary. At the time Of the
trial there Was strong public
feeling against sending him to
prison fof life. an impression
prevailing that he was not morally re-
sponsibie for the sanguinary deed. Al
no time did the lad ever seem to fully
realize the enormity Of his offense.
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NEw Yogx. June ~ = The presidents
Of the trunk lines went into executive
Session today. II was agreed 10 COM
tinue In eject after July the rate Of
a4c. per nile on refrigerator cars
carrying dressed beef. At a meeting
of the presidents held afserward. Mr..
Fink's resignation, which he pressed
upon them. was accepted. The Office
OF commissioner becomes vacant on
July 10.
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ANARCHY In HAY
sonnxscE ~ r4sAxrzxn


SKw Yozx. June H.-The ara -.
tAenfic news frCm Havts s. -.
u,.>ash. ,,.,,,. x-..s.--...~ r. ss.e sv
n~s- s~s.s Ane sseAS,er
:. lsuV unsau wnacn seU t0ft ~
fsxnce June -. arrsved yesterday and
brought twenty-five merchants, Who
say it Is only : QUESTION of time ~
Hippolytex army viii trivc I,eeitimS
ard his fFicnsax from pors an Frsrr@'
The reascn they ieff Purt A rrins,e
vas that afIhirs IN Haysi had reseSsS
such point that business i ont 81 ~
question.
Everyshlnr h staenant. The towrn
h oveYrun With rul1ians. Therv & 81.
most NO uaoxev a an. ana shose -
can In any vav set hcid a. ! lifflN -
leavinr he rx,santrv provfss.,r a
hixh. fonr $rlllne 4 xSsa -, 6~...5
and the p4sorrr eln.nee ~ eufTSrss,S
for the nescexSnrier S,f llSa- ana ronsS.
ouently - n th~ xer~s n ;csr,,~-s.
ton.
In the hills h~hind poyt a. pr,rc.
the aruslex 81 fliprv,lr 4 ia ers.srsrss
around the city. : vhick g IS ! naessnr~
In Z state of x{e~n
Among The r,SS~enr~r~ an ~ .e~~v~.
ship Wilhelm vas a n Niison' 8 r~s7.
dent Of this citv, Who four naonthe -
went b Havti 10 enter the emu1ov n
I.eeitime q engineer tf ( man-of. .srnr.
He said he resuruad because - fo,an.l
the situation there ton wnrm for him
I.egitime stood little chance nroinrf
Hippolytc. whose army w. wrai
equipped ana numherri n I'm
stronger. When he spea ker Ian Hir.
puiytess TROOPS verp within four niIss
Of Port au Prince hv land ana fuur-
teen miles by SEA. He said the reescn
for Hippolv(e not rushing n Pnr3 -
Prince iramediAtoly was because ~
Was awaiting signal from fr,endp Ia
tne city Legsttmes former COM
niandsr- -in.chiet GenerAi Faquent,
evacuated Urand Saline Tor cnnsidefs
non OF xzuMp, and succeeded IN
leaving the island win tne money
Three ministers of war held sway
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28
THE DELAuoA QUARmRI.
wng5snd 1ncensod - Postueo1-
American Inoeseste EuaannoeeA.

~~~~s - S~> 49, W~gve<
Loxpos. June 25.~-Advices from
Delagoa bay say that British run,
boat exploded there saturday. Raj.
way employees are preparing - usnko
fofcibie resistance 10 the alfumpt a
Portugal 10 take charge Of The work q
constructing the road. Meetings g
the company 10 whom postuen1
granted permission 10 build the pG1n.
goa hay railroad aud Of the chamboe
OF commerce will no held In London
tomorrow and viii request the n1pck
exchange aud European boslrses ~
cease quoting Portuguese securities
until Portugal makes reparation.
The action Of the Portuguese eoV.
eynment in cnnceling the conceeSion
Il had granted for the building ug 3
railroad nj Deiagoa bay has cr1otod
much comment. The Giots to-day
says Portugal il guilty of an unWaSs
rantable breach of faith and shaxnoful
dishonesty. Lord Salisbury last nieAt
said In the house Of lords that ~
government had requested Portugal
10 refrain from hasty action.
Ii Is understood here that Secretary
Elaine, In response 10 petition, wiu
send nm American war vessel 70 Do1ns
goa bay 70 look after Americ IN Inter.
ests.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28
BASEBALL.


SEw yoEx, June Arrangements
hare t<en made Tor baseball tour Ut
pszyers-AIi-eoliexc men and the mem
bers Of The university mines OF Howard
add yase. They are going TO England
70 teach the yoang Bsitons Americas 3
national game. The proposition came
frsm England. Al the expsnses OF
sexxs via BE- paid hy the EnKifshnstn
and - weex xssi b. allowed each
msn 10 meet personal expsn.<~- The
teans 10 expersess 20 gise exhibitions Of
cesiexe hall pay log 81 tbe various
EngsiSh schools as4a universities srsd
teach the EnxifshrEen tse Antr points
esf the zxuse.
ixDzAxAroxss. Jane g--fnsiiAnApo-
IL T. Bo<toa n Ex@< hits indian
sroEss III. Bssson II. Errors Indian-
sfostz {. Boxtou I. Eup@1e. Cufyy.
Bsts<xisss In<1innepuiiss Bus3oek-