The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-21

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The land act providing for the repeal Of
Of the presumption and the timber culture
laws passed the house but failed in the
senate.
Mary Anderson, the great actress, has
been Withdrawn nom the stage on account
OF serious breaking down oil her health.
The dispatches state that insanity 10 show
ing ITSELF
Belle Arlington an Ellensburgh sporting
woman, tried to commit suicide lest
Thursday BY taking a dose OF sugar OF lead.
ms Is the tnird time she mas attempted
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The Chinese were notified by A COM
mittee Of citizens Of Medical Lake to
leave that town within twenty.four hours.
They didn't stay to argue the question,
but LETT without taking all OF time allowed
them'
Judge Burke has decided that school
lands are not subject to mineral entry.
and that il was never intended by the
trainers Of the organic law that school Soc
tons 10 and 80 should be taken from the
school fund whether under pretext Of coal
or otner mineral claim.
Spokane Falls is again startl a by an
other murder, This time the victim is
John Kramer, a shoemaker. His skull
was mashed by some instrument, sup
posed to be an ice cutter. and his body
thrown into the river, No clue as vet 10
the perpetrator oil the crime.
The prospects are that the new navy
yard will be located on the shores OF Port
Orchard bay. between the town Of Sidney
and DYES inlet. The people of Sidney
have bonded $500 acres Of land for this
pu.oose and the contracts between them
and the United States are signed.
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criminal legal struggle in the history of
Washington territory. WIN. M. WhNe has
been declared not guilty. Of the murder al
Jas. Mcmillan. The trial took place nj
Tacoma, and the defense was conducted
W, H. Doolittle and Col. J. G. Haines.
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Chas. Claiming Scott, the senior pro-
prietor Of the Gilman house, Portland,
committed suicide March Is by jumping
to the street from one Of the windows in
the third story of that building. Scott
had been in poor health for months back,
and had but recently returned from trip
to California. His mind had failed him,
and his friends had been watching him
Of late through fear Of his committing
some rash act, but he managed to evade
attention for a minute and made the fatal
leap.
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