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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14
SATURALIzATIoS REFORM.
Foreigners Can Not BE Longer Re-
ceived fndfscy sss}rafesy.


NAs&IESGTcx, Feb J3--- Representative
Oates ut Alabama. from tine committee cra
the 1a1iciary, to-day rssfsorse3 tavcrabiy the
house bail 30 amend the naturalization
laws cz the Cnited States. The report ae-
companying Tie biii treats Fhe existing
DECENTRALIZATION laws IN Il critical spirit aud
calls attention 10 the abuses which have
sprung uE' under them. Ii says an alien
may be 3 Notorious thief, murderer oasf-
law, anarchist, poiygasassf, Ieper or harden
ed criminal. ami yet our LAW allows him.
oy making an affidavit sf intention before
the clerk of a cOart, all the benefits OF cit
ixenship within the Uaife<i states. 20 de-
bcienf Is The present law and % careless Is
the practice OF the judges, wiLA bat few ex-
ceptloras. that II has ceeozme q matter of
public not0Tiety thar tasy perform their
duty in such perfnnefoTy manner that
any akaen, however bad his character oE
be2stly ignorant he may be. can become q
citizen OF the United states
LIE fep0rl rlEoneluses with q synopsis aud
explanation OF the provisions OF the bsil
which are, IN brief, limitation of the
classes OF foreigners who shall te eligible
- citizenship IL the United states, inclui.
ing InGiaDs adopting citizen life. pre-
scEipflon OF the form Of application. d re-
quirernsnx that the district attorney shall
defend the government against improper
applications. snd thai applications shall
be c0rfoborzted upon sAe point of resi-
denee; restriction of Jurisdiction 10 high
state courts and federal courts, preserya
ton OF the rights Of aliens 1ho have al
ready declared their intention. allowance
OF the bona ode applicants 10 make home
stead entries and 10 receive patents after
naturalization. and q requirement OF
would-be citizens that they shall have re-
sided Eve years in the United States, and
be able 10 read the constitution in Eng
lish.
The secretary of state has received d dis
patch from Raine, United States consul st
fore the American eong gress making I'm
portaIlt changes la our immigration laws
He says the proposed MEASURES are viewed
with much concern In Berlin, in political
as well as ia national economic circles. as
foreshadowing changes which eventually
may lead TO total reform in the matter Of
European emigration 20 tie United States
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14
PAT MoLLo1 IN TROUBLE.
He Revealed Inyiucfble Secrets and
then Repeufesd

LONDON. Feb. l2--Thm hearing in the
case OF Patrick NoIiny charged with hay-
ing testified falsely before the ParneIi com
mission, was resumed In Bow street police
court to-day. Walker, managing clerk for
q Dublin solicitor, tesfsEiea that The London
Tfsss employed him 10 collect evidence
He had an Interview with MelIoy, who
after much pressing stated that be ioiuea
the Fenlan motherhood when Is wears OF
age. The members were pledged to engage
in secret efforts against rae government.
and convey arms for the parposes OF the
brotherhood. He hinself had handed
arms 20 Michael Pagan, The lnvincible. sf
terwarGs hanged. At q meeting of the
Invineitles the murder af Judge Lawson
Was discussed Patrick EsEan was present,
and upcu leaving. wrapped himself up In q
big cloak 10 disguise himself. Egan also
attended later meeting, ST which the fall
ure of the attempt upon Judge Lawson
was discussed Witness said Moli0y. be-
fore making this statement, demarsed
against giving information. on the ground
that he would incur great danger b. 50 do
Ing.
When witaess read to MoSloy the lstier's
written statement regarding his admission
20 the lny1neihle orgaul tstson. the cath of
mem befxhip In which contained the
words, ITO lose, IL necessary. my life.
MsIioy became greatly sgffatcd. The
hearing was adjourned.
CANADA Nor susK SO Low.
OTTAWA, 0nt.. Feb. aS-In the com.
mons this evening Mr.. Nnlien inquired
whether the report Is the newspapers was
srsf. thai LeCaron, the infOrmer, bad re-
eesred secret service noiaey ffoEa the DO
ninioa government several years ago.
PreFnies Mcdonald il reply said fAe Do
Tmiflio,, govern saent hal been unaware ol
the existence of Lefaron until nc appeared
tseforse the Psrnel com Saissioa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14

PAxAgs. Feb iA--Itrfaiis cf the reEers
earthquake at Costa Rlca, published IN
Costa issra papers which have reached
here corruborzts the r&poyts seas o1s IN
the Associated Press dispatches briefly kfT-
sral wseks ago. The eity Of san lose and
ether fisSes we're terrtasY damaged. wnole
streets are blocked with raaHs. railroads
block adez1. churches closed. esc- For
weeks people fsving IN the cities cArnped
in the streets and pEhlte squares, fearsng
10 enter the shattered hss1sss Ga scsautshf
Of the constantly oec1rfaDg shocks he
1nenefsry lssss IN the essy Of san desc alone
was over 8 ec0 co. The loss of life fess
not ret tssn accurately Estimated, ouI u y
heliege6 70 hare BEEN gnsai-
AT Laguna &n extraordinary zeniogicas
phenoaen0u took , see, slso e2Tth sssnfia'
ing the appearance OF sozgh ssss tse
fsfhsr oF = iaualay and fsar eassiaFSa were
buried asEvs. while che motaer sEs5 o1f
chiid weve fhrown szislanre 81 100 ssse'
trrs, AH over the district hills bare
changed Ekssf position afad ths zfoana =
fun es cracks. Tas srnTa yoieslso Is IN :
Ssste ef erS.z.aE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14
THE OREGON LEGISLATURES.
4 Bill So Curb Safter Rear stane-
Honses--N No Tar REFORM.

sALKa. feh. l4-Tbe house this mofuiuR
passed the owofidSc bill 10 cufrcc3
abuses OF s<sznaen Et the mouth of sho
sselnmbiA river. The bia prnnibit4 the
iirtrst OF SsAtaen on vessels 2hoaf 70 Do
i,4sf, tor any cause whatever THIS wtll
slheek the Astoria boarding house keepcsu,
,sho for pears have been in the habit of
t'ansiHg the arrest of seamen ON chafRoa
irumped W because the Hsster Of tha yenr
vel REFUSED - psy Hicod mancy fuf fhesn.
A provision Of the hili MAKES II ertme
Ter any person 10 bazrd . vessel wifhoue
issrwisssoa Of the captain Thix viii r<Ach
iinscrupuions fellows wne entice saiiofs 81
sR vessels
The hosss saso considered velumiopu0
sfli on assessment aud taxstson, baf owinR
10 the great dtsereace OF epiuson an th0
subsess. n Il doabtfal II Any legislation az
this kind will be enacted. and the pre4en1
dlefectsvA Aaw viii he allowed kn rtuanIn u
the ssataAs fer two yearx more.
The senate this sfsernoou passed . btl1
appropriated 80 90 Cor the buii1lue Of 3
slxse reform school. 10 Dc located wherever
the governor. secretary Of state and e1aee
sthuos superintendent, Who As~ lest4nAfe1
~ the hoNrsi of directors. shAli decide
IL II thought that Gov. penneycf I'll
veto the lsilra&1 esssa sas <sinn bill 6xfue
use salaries ~ the commissioners 81 80
a rear.
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ADMIRAL LUCE's FAREWELL.
The Csonqueror Of Hsyti TO Be Re
tIred--Gherartii Suceeeda.

KEY WEST. Fla, Feb iS.--A salute of II
guns at sanset this evening announced
that Rear-Admiral s. B. Luce had struck his
flag from the masthead nf the l1alena. He
bade the officers and crew an aEfectiouate
farewell this afternoon. and he sailed to-
night on the steamer olifette for Tampa
and viii proceed fhenas 10 Washington.
where he will be retired Before his de-
parturc q s-renadc VAS rendered him.
RearAamirai Ghersrii is expected 10 ar
rive Friday % assume command Of the Ga
Havss
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NEws FRoA xaE ORIxNr.
French f;everses I'm Tonauin-A Aeftn-
tfoa Auaiust the Kxr1un1@m A&e~

sAS Francisco, Feh. IA The stsamnhtp
EAS sAnesne arrived frotn China ard Japan
bpdxs. hriagiag Heag Konx xsail sdsicee
ns January Is, and from Yokchsma -
January -.
serzeis tnaphIe il reported On the Tonr
qnlu fFontlsr. ard freqnspk tktrmixhc1 -
fEeen the natives aaa french troopo ar4
rssscfsed. lIassis1e Of Hxi-Foax. Hanol en4
coast ports the Preach authof4k1<&s It ~
cogsenied, have ist1le Hoid upon the cOnn-
ts;y. Al Msnkay. ca The Eh1nT&e frouft1es
band Ct asEo rssenily arsafked the frenc4
sna have pfaetleally driyea the frenas g.
af Monks5s The lstisr claim fha4 -
rebeEs wers reinforced by troops fron -
regular ChiHese army sne8mped oprnmSe
sfnukay In the ssght three Prsnch so3dte1o
were kssle1 aud sse wounded.
The EnxIixa governor Of Hong knuT b.
teen EsesJfszne.l by shs Chinese of Hu9G
fsonx to request the British key~xnment -
address tire Ameslrsn Ruxersmeut WIN =
ss9u to ibs 4sfhAEsxAl q the exciunseo
htlL The petition contends thai tse acs3uo.
of the Enflssd STATES aud Australia = co0-
ttsry 20 International treaties. aod e -.
sisted Ia win result la tho eommefrte1
rain ~ HeEx kanz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14
INaIANs DYING EY THE SCORE.
Pe.tiI ~aes in Manitoba Threatens
Externfnasionfsf several Tribes

wISxEFEsz. MAI, kells lA-ine nsws
yptssai Il "a ss.s1 week 0s the hre&ksng cat ~
a cpslseznie Of the most ysrusest enArse-
ter sgroux the fnGixzs nf Cold LAke hzs
been eoaaTuse4 and tAe condition o. sAs
sasFerxs-s is ~orse than 81 rEst repsartss1.
fnsfsan ageaz Mann CT U1loa l!sks aud
sergeant EAsi cf the Mslinsed Fssisee wgas
s1p 70 Investigate
Thev F.szsssd tAxs % xsafhs had 0eearysd
xr,si osl ts.s. sfsy they reached TIE sfs2ets1
seftaesaesss SIX EzGEe wern e1ssest - tae ikss-
Tssa Ispalasss Or the B&szie EEres FsseTFa-
sSssa a. suffering greatly fro1a 81 aEee<afa
~ ths sAf1aE and nssess whsc1 prSFeass
them isoEa swallowing 1sos Las coas
s.Issss ssrtefzziaasiaa = us zAe trsEe i feared
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14
MODJEsKA IN GREAT DEMAND.
She Refuses 10 Break Contract by
Joining Hooth and Barret.t.

CHICAGO. Feb i2.--M sasFne Mod exka con-
traeied with Managers Nixon aud zimmer-
msn OF fhtlAdeiphia to play ~ weeks for
Sc, ,QV4 They thea turned the contract
over 10 the Booth Barrett combination for
her 10 clay with them. for xsan1. Mean
time Joseph Brooks. their agent. bad snssc
an Engagement for Motyeska at various the
aters, iaelHding MeNiesers. Ma01ger Ne
Wicker. bearing OF the intention 10 absorb
her 81 Barrett and Booih. tessgraphssd Nod
ieska al san Francisco To knew what she
praf-csed 10 do. He has received . repsy
from her declaring sse wouia hese Nixos
snd Zimmerman strictly 10 the original
coutrkr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14

We auose following description scenery
IN he
within their Of
Of
Nord
table Nes ,este t
ike
10
another
vion whilst and the form
outline eAAnssini
gorogs Through this the Seattle
rapidly pushed conpexon with
whArves
.es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14
.AHATEDGOVERNOR
The Dakota Legislaturet
Fight with Church.
aIArsE RunoRs coxrrxnED.
indianapolis Cabinet speraaaasss
Have ssiven Tr-Nasis.al Pre-
hIssssen cezssrence.

EtsMAnrx. Oak. Fen sS-- Nothing csSjd
better shsw the seeSsnx fhas AS hccn
asu1se3 sxxinxs tssy Ch=ssh Ia The lce1s-
iStaF1 t&sn she sRsresnxtiea te-say of Z
aaai ehsa0ing sae Rssae of chuscA e0unsy
so ascatusEek eopasys sserrsaxy McCor-
faiek - ticv. Cs=sssh's .ssest nstt<< eoifzica1
eaezny. srd she legfsixsurv IL zatx fcesoeed
ari1en Ass tbe lnseaflon Of csiminnf$aR
the n&zas of tie ssr9<eaf sewerage fnSW ~
fnap ct the trrr1tary.
AaotAsr eili VAS introduced snsi Il bcing
raas1sy hurried tAsongA 10 ssx&lsxe such 3
Feerss ~ has eeen Proposed. % E1ake q
nssssts' q ~ cifraEsseat 6ae xoxernor IN -
far khE asxt swu ysasx The hsf3er fxclfnw
y the Seese matter xreus nnre Sns<u6o
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sAoE faS xaerss xhae tbs usss 4 f.exsnr
rsake2- n0t I GSz1 It's sssk<zsE sts1 ts.x h,sfL
after f<unzfslz< kn3x 4 la k4zssz tass
estaeE xaan SAx hslrt ne muasa sKgxzE eyaEs
Ggss "a EAe rsaza.
1NeEty> ty>Snvgnsa--M MyVrs ap.Nasssz wzth a
aSsf h1oarx On Macs zosse. faslsExez1 kv Il
wtekezs rSxas hxnd upyser eas
IHs swShfy sE1Eh ta11 lass oHenex. v hrst
0zzS 81 tsaz t8E i anArs&8ss x&xax Ia and szisi
Ee welsa sas bare IL any snuxxi. - hse an.
sssrsieost Il SIS nes a haxi2g nzlsaeh- bns 4.
nEnL TIE @ssss E&s tesssea - sninaees.
Gwxssss Elnte--T Tine VS. called Al s.szl
kosh naeu tsxsA after the - gna.aufasf ress.
AsS rsisias~a saa- ialItMg sAcrts n&s hsartlsl
cuaaterse.
FEKSf naoan rox aSxssSA
ThsvtsesA- ayess 32naeS5 . rixAs Asaa
sw1ag Ga Mac ) lzp. and wsx allowed sYS,
ht<ssa. Thea fuzaamesi anokAer seaSsn ID
coafsAesoas wo<k for sevpssl rcansss, wiki
eas aas exseattoss. sssase uf tleni ulshoGf q
bios xtguex-
slssEls sA1 eressi herzn 10 gres snapa-
IssE.s - she tzllzsssfs tscssgs. Aaa called oa
TIE aShsxrx ~ atn sonzshsnx hus uesEhag
eE tat4n vas feas3y sor <eaagne snsascxs
>isxraas eon1tnseS1 with an occasional zap
49, =. rganser II when tie haaoFs we're
aesas estn.
Perry -McAnisEze Id saa landed
llgnIis GA Myxrss sAeek- NrAnliEEe seat
- hss fasaine tsrftes after h4sinx TAXED
fW1fE To 1Arf4 an Axxf<ex ss4ssstS.sR -
landed swsee on MyeTs. l-sress ,rsssss,s- :
sst4ozzs lSltAArsa So szzS.
Forty -xSscessss--M Il s,erS s.sssavs svss.Aa a.
Mace okrcse ii ssge ssss~lggns rsnsh. aarsf fs,l~
loxed il az wssh txo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
skoxs. utlca fsxs<sSi on Nsxsx tais.
:. fssff -fasr.a-Ais1 gnD4zes sssllslss en-
AtsEs l1w Ayers saeete<ted 20 making
= s.<s Sxxhnnke lie Asau1f, necax'ac
s.@z l1s. MEAaANe wofkiag 90 AyeFsas
-At.aasA slla 1~sAs fsassS @ the suttinS.
FsksF KNOCK -nowS Foa xYlgks.
Forty y~fpursA--Fxrsx ks,sss-a xsssUa Es~ /
Ascrs. after q shkyp sxrhxrse
Forty nf1h--Mac Se.t girn 9fs,Af hs.sx
al0w and received, : Iirh, cssaates al. -. |
aw in return. and spSfres fer an srrnS,.r |
10 tAs s,s,rr ~ ~. r.s.suss ~ s,1<s-ss
age 10 sither mar.
f0Fty-ssxfh-Nsc Ies3. missed ard "a. |
selyea heayy coaaser vita IRE rsrhs on l
he law. Msc res-I - ! -. ~ hssss 49,.
sith Myers's rsghf. Nae lcsl far llhc MIN
xifh tia left. nnf xns eleyw~lS Iss..,,,..sss
rae Esufssi vas q. herssis., 1s,,exer:sssal g.
Fas iast hexinasng IL rrxlIre th1t 49,
.uu i aot b tfrsgs asas.
TAe next few rounds werr Art a r...s,s.
sen of the foregolnx. Both rra s.re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-14
uAgxHsoS,s TRANQUIL LrrR.
Fndisnaroiis the roaress place u
America for CAhfaes News.

ISAlASkrsaEIs. Feb i&--Rrxsesl n. Hsr-
rissn returned from Sew Work fAss morn-
lne sad had cnafsreuce with HIS saxhsR.
He seaye tsNnigat frf 1feleuA~ MAns-. un
private business Iss>se IL ssearta II cab
tnet Information. ttn. Hssri&on pAsn<d
the day pnssty Eaueh ~ be Asa other stnvA
wishcnf special ea-nttun of sne faes thai
thts wGs the dag ON which nougre&s wnn -
IurmzAy sisc,aFe hssa ciessted prv9zdem&
TX Gov. Pierce e9 3&knfa was Aiaaa9 sho
faiasEs. lie j. Thought "a be can1ldntp
for his oid Position
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-
PUasLAsn. fsh i8-sssptain Chaftz6
stuart Tr7fasf. who iorxed check SID 60
irefest the money esf Is. Hss exautued -
prisna to-day by two physSe3ans -
as HIS sanity 5r. PansDa, gue a.
tlse pfyxies.sus. sp}a . reporter tnaE he CO.,
sdefesi tar casnainsE deHssusfa 81 tne4f0r
ese enc. me nafs,Tsnnxte man STATED -
bis examiners fssks he reads AL the tiuIe -
keep frakn g;esax crazy eus VIXEN akkQ4
pltsat BE was fzaisns kia Was Hnaf&& b t41A-
IIr fAas4n added. The fnaE fnny Hu4
sesae years, bns his taind "a 80 sh1<feso4
thai hs viii he Bssssse tD s9esn en44lN -
saF Assssaesx Psassasax The inttt3m49
s9agnss hiia II dismissed. he viii ~ tee41
fp Eassf0Fxas fss ssaafmeaf. kus hs Win
fsot tze csusinittes 80 she asylum - sAienk.
Tfxpssr's sttn<1sF sYf~Ared - thr cff4B~
lnai e0urs this rn0ruinx and nikzd a.
ramsrsr 20 shs sEdtetmeuf. on tne 4rDEn4
fhst Ii dccs not asoaferTa wish chapkef ~
the ertmilaAl fssse sH kaxnTxl psft1FH7nkA
nj aizo ress fassh gisas Il ss4ses insfe faen
one egine. aad that Is does nos ssecp IL
fsets constituting the ssrszne-
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CHICAGO. Feb H. Daring performances
OF Twelfth Might" a. tne ChicAgss opera
hoase fa-nsght By Miss Jagla Mar.
loss company Miss Ada Dow.
Miss Nafsoa's assistant Stage mkaaxsr.
whscA ia sosne uaAccoant4bse saaner BE-
came lo0seassf .sose an3 feh upssn Miss
uo9'x head as ssse was standing ia the
wiaxs. Her in5asies sre considered ssrss
s.ss* azsI Inzy FFoxe fatal
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k2xxxnrxs. FeA fz-s ss1sczzsa. Bar
lfsxfva 4 ga nxx express frsta txsSstasss
asfn . kselgns trala kkafh q = Asxus'lz -
-. .rstxss Hsssf1 tzasHss w&re balls srweSed
rxsrss~ " sssarnxws HSga. she ffskgAE easa-
s.urfer sn1 = passenger hrskrfNtu Msrs
seriously in5artz3.
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AN ADMISSION or GUILT.
Inspector Banfseld. the Clhfcagg
palfee Autoerae. ReHsrus

CHICAGO, Feb. l3,-Psliee Inspector
John 8onheid. who was recently sue,
pended on account Of charges pre-
serFea by fh@ Chicago I1aaSs agaiEsf
hisn and ether gtsieers. has tenasred his
ressxuas Ion. ssy4ng hls ciFcumxtanees cora.
Pei hisn 20 earn q livelihood aud lie can
Dot rsszaia isile pensslDxa hs2ring Of the
ease He reviews tsis case otaee nae.e. and
rs5tersses tfe charge snAf he was suspended
for fsesifieAs resz0Hx
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RoxE. Fssh Ia The gss err Ess .ss ias.s coz
...s.ss,la s.s s4ye the ssz az The Sosiseaz 70
- Artsersszn baseball players. Pat y azs
heeu fssunss dangerous. Isae ssxss 81 tae
ralssrhes prssclnzses tAe siea oa ssNs1nE -
the srssaa Danats are axpEesssxs EssstEss'
rt.e paiice regulations gi Rome seszlSlIs
from fhe rsceus riots nj u zsssf ptsseat f1s
Amerse ans ps&yinx tassse- IE1 teams -
lived a. Hrsn1Isa Friday.
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Hspn.l.s. win Get the tsans-

xg~ TaHs, Frh. n IuGsss Hspsis 81 the
Euases2 ssatss rareusf essrfS sSs-A5sf sle81azd
thas fAa arns slzsSps1 "a the steAnsss ~
oas3es<E wsrz sc3 Illegally sAfglsess t1lzs =
= - 60 zssssx.ra sksxs wsss SO tEe ssxxzaxF
Mssa~sEs ese ssr sEa ase pf Happofyss. the
Sssl,rs ers.ereSf flze Tszxses 1fszsa&ssed-
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MEMPHIS. Fea4 s1-~Fsre ia the Seeay
block sxs-nlghg destroyed u. eshwAflsess dry
goods eEore sad that Of ssse Mansfield Drug
Eozapaay The total loss 10 es,imssss 81
xsgS AsN weli inAayed. The tssy0s<s koseIs
which IA in the rear 20 the hnli3iDx. wns In
great dAaref. aid is guests refnosssd thear
effects. suI fsey0zsa god seareasux na ma
tsrisl damage was xsosse 10 the hsFei
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poxYEaxr. FtbA g2--Iha p1upfastue r.
tse Fecsfc hsssi. oza q sfEees. hrfgeom
stsnSh ansi Tenfb. rsforte3 TIE tuode1
dessss Of q strange sasn ia his hCGee en1e
Tas slte fioesxlsssfi ! rosssa 1t . atezcrx sAlN
nf0rnlng 20 aHateD nssn. szd fguno -
he "a. esssss. fssiaE bfexi1ed ~ -
sDzne ssme fiarsss size szxhI Who tne 80
ft 0r uhssfe ~ 10 fram u n0t kno1n
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PROHIBITION coxrEsxScz.
Three Thoassad Delegates "a xaato'
EIliA--Iinf~ Nas...t. = :. ss-..<- .

vfise--ttetery Wemaass suArngo>
lspCs<SIiI-S, Feb. E&~fAe Sa:ia<aAl Pm
bts1fsoa eotfe<snce rses here fAis af1xr-
noen- A'Asus 500 delegates frasn ahrssn1
were present Including ex Gov. 81. yohu.
Rev. Dr. hroek<. lxfeis The party nominees
fux vice ssresssieat Miss FrarcrS WIilar1
aHd ether party sex6<sx
a lozE nasrusxissn eatze Gp during The
kftsrnossa over Eha womknf sniyraxe qucnp
naa. ThN majority .eparg on the Yesolu-
uea was s<sinss Il, haf . rainorisy report
Was brought ia ana altar SHARP sisht was
adopted The Resolutions iu<sorSe the IN
dssnaralls piatfcsra shru1xhoaf. rrsrln1-
Ing tbs tariff ard woman's suffrage. TO
nishE has esea sieveteyi 10 speerAes By tho
psyfy iesafrsA
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81 sne sss~rntnenf. Hho hss tssea InFesti-
gaslng sEe fsai4a training eh1zsl ~ ts&assy
Nsss, A4s reported ~ waxztHxssin that
gToss ixssgn sSafles hare saezss slsssssgsFsi
IN tks aeeeuufs cf Horace H. Csisses ffe
.nsprs ntHmssnns Has rrFauxal wias. no
s4nset. aznraes1sasely fosssw
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E9TTEE kocs, Ark. FEB. f%.-ln Pine
Biufs lssz nixhf ~. !. VI. Cox. 9gufatneas
citizen. was saos aud Instantly kl1ist by
I'd HxFreii, boot ksspef aer ]. II s1pexfS &
Co. Cox eDfereA HsrreNs house sSAfsss<
Ms HArr@iTs pr0tssz. and when ilbe has
hMEsd sas awsy she nDtieed niEa. Knd in
az AisefeAtinn which ocrzrrcd HsrFsii
ffsd fAe fsr3z shok
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fsAaas IEnx Iohnny. Eaas1EsA VIII tSN
ispr nsek asaa BE- tsvux s9v kne fuDtaex ~
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glfes ass sseys ikssssssy Tne serzl1Et ecseta
saEah snrtrsse. TzsS g1fy ia tzzs e.
ssAe s;sssx las week FSfAFned t1Se
i;oaz I.ssss ylek eurses % Ia IN dNlA
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BLAINE HEAns THE CAmTNRF.
Rx-Senator Piass Coafsrsna Whnn
Eyerx nos,x Has Exw~efsA

6AxHt>SfuS, Feb. fas-Inomax G. riafa
ass retained trasa Washington. To / -
porter THIS morning he said II wish - any
positively. aEsss You can quote me as aG-.
ihorify fer the sfstenaats that James q.
The pa<itiga Of secEcfxFy 81 state. This No.
accomplished some time sxa ~ eorso~
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n TERRITORY, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY "A. 1889.


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festiteg 81 tae lEszkz sakess 8. NaFta Yskszaa
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81. PrrxzsnEss. Fee m-TAe x-ae<r Gf
AfxhanSszAa ls etrSHs11Hlix -arnf q aP
ke e s,s.heatsux no perqtpzs dally fe snfszf-
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Al l1sI Miss stxniey completed 40
miles. heating all records for that distance.