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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-24

EiFer Rt posns nof fArsher s0uth tran
FarS sezden military reserv vAsien- q xpfss-
c3cas quzos<sy of wafer scr Sarn,ysnx reS>--
vozrx. canals. efe- The ears1a3 sssseS ss al
net exceed SO aoo9 DO ard shxIi n1vxr -,
increased extesst ey the consent OF eon.
zres<- TweutF-Sye shonszna dollars
is appropriated fcr surveying. esr.
% BE refunded 10 the Cnfsess
States within ave years asner rhe
cnusnless0a cf she system
Tie appropriations committee of The
house has decided 10 ALLOW xs0.ooe sa- cog
stnuance Of the work Of surssyinx and 10.
eating sites Tor irrigstins the lands of the
West
Major Powell. director of tise sealoxscaa
survey, to-day xpsasfsesi to slie hoaxe corn-
fassfee on territories . plan sor the reclaraa-
uon 81 arid lands by irrigation He Illus
fTAfed by means os map the location ef
TIE proposed reservoirs. dams and canals
IN the Jemes river, SeH Mexico. and said
hs thought reservoirs coula be constructed
for So, GO whereby rs. .sx9 acres Of land
epala ee reclaimed. The isrsss were worth
nothing now. but Il reclaimed by srrfxa-
ton would become very variable MAJOR
F1Eea said setween 20 coo tksa and feQ. .osa.-
90 aeres Of arid land Ia the Nest eoaid Be
reelaIReG by Irrigation. Affer the works
had been constructed aud ssere IN opera-
ton the annual cost 10 the farmer Of fryf-
EziiRk she land would be from 81 ~ 81 per
acre
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cospgSsED DISPATCHES.

Alexander csbonsl. the French painter,
Is dead
peaisrini. the wellknown caFilmturisi Ia
dead. la London.
Three moEe officials ia tise Nes YORK ap.
rralsef's Office have been removed by ORDER
of the president.
oaFsman wilAsn o'connor. who Is 20
row Gaadaur ~ san Frsaese5. has
arrived Ia thai cify.
The contract fof the fregorks tb he used
ia Washington GA the night % snaagaEse
tiofi sisy hRs been awarded Tbs cost Win
De sff.NAp
Near the Fusas ss PslerQue. Nsxiee, .
fong- buried efisfics has been uncovered.
exceeding in grandeur anything known oi
tsae safieuf city.
The funeral sarrfees Of wm. H. Hamp.
Ton, the California piouser. we're held
wednesday morning lu N9H ftirk The
organization ~ California pl0neefs was
Largely represented
Monday eyeHlng ~ Riley. Kan. Samuel
Hzstou. . fAflfoad man whe fAsieel 10 faaks
an lragsfresl0a on Mrs.. Bga1, q mzfTsea.
WOMAN, s1cf aud Killed h*T and child
Eseh she carried ia her arms
n. "a. HAaser. president of the q Giebe-Iisss
oeyas FFiasifsg Is1zupauys and Mis- AFnns
Hsysow daughter of Mr. and Mrs stephen
o. Ears6w, wwFe Miaffled in a. Louis
Wednesday kslernoon- They ugA gs 70
tie Faesae slope on . wedding tftf
ix,uss G. -rhsllsng, whese eAas ~ 0af
tiEn4s exritesI considerable tHtsFesf both ~
the United states snf MexEcD. has pre-
sssxSfea q fztsslou 10 the aefsasa tesuagn
SENATOR -lsooaeF, IA wnseh he saiskes cum
plaiHs ssssnss the department 5f state fe'
n0f, A. &c aIexes. adordiEg hissl tAe pro.
sectsun aHe aa Amexicaa eitazNn-
william Mcsssnse aud William PsrxiD
soss. hack drivers 81 ran Ff&nei@os wsrs
arsessed "Wednesday Esognfns pn etsia
Elalns cs Ass. Jeanta Slager. sac cha Sc.
ihr snsn With sfo7flng her ou i'Ae sffse'
/. late TasnsSiay nigAs, ys2rsas sn . h@ck
as1 sobh4ng her she says E1fkIEsera
ar,sEs fs.,s hark. aa3 McssIBre. whs wax Ia
ssx.s sin Aer. saokes1 Der xsHszss 70 IN
yersFsAlIity. sarBk 80 fFpa9 her pzsket, ans
then sares her iat1 the xsseSs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-24
wAsHBuRN ELECTED SENATOR
Bribery Was Attempted-Baiiot
In West Virginia.

~. PAUL. Jan. 13.-Ihe house voted Tor
United States senator this morning Wash
burn got a majority. The pemoe rats
voted for Duran.. Before proceeding 10
vote today the investigating committee
reported that several persons had been of
oyer-zealons friends OF the various candi-
dates, but there was no evidence At all i'm
plicatiug either washbnrn or Sabin. not
that any member OF the legislature re-
ceived bribe. A motion TO have the
eyideace taken by committee read, was
nesaIived and the hoase proceeded 10 a
vote with the above result.
In joint ballot washburn was chosen
senator receiving i07 votes 10 20 for Dur
ant During the balloting many OF the
members explained their votes. aud some
recrimiDation was indulged In. senator
Hixon charged that washhurn secured the
caucus nomination by improper means.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Jan. 2s--Ths legfs-
latnre In joint session took one ballot for
United States senator, resulting. Gen. Re-
publican IL: kcnns, Democrat. Is; with p
scattering.
srRIsGFlELD. Ill, Jan. 23.--The re-elect-
lon OF Senator Cuilon was formally de-
clared in Joint session to-day.
ToPEKA, jan. 2S.~-The legislature unani-
mously elected Plumb United States sena-
tor.
TRENTON. N. j.. Jan. s.--The Legislature
in joint session formally declared MePhev-
son elected United States acnator,
SALEM, Or, Jan. 23.-Bofh houses of the
legislature met in joint convention ri
noon to-day, canyassed the vote Cast yes
terday for United States senator and de
cIare6 J. N. Dolph reelected. telegram
of thanks was received from Mr. nolph.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-24

Stricken by Paralysis In a House
Committee Room.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2f--In the room of
tbs ho9se committee ou appropriations
yesterday afternoon, Representative
Burnes OF Missoari had . paralytie stroke.
but retained consciousness His whole
left side was paralyzed. His condition grew
hourly WORST. until death came al IL As
this morning One of his sons was by his
bedside al the time. The other Is In 81
Joseph, No. Mrs. Bnrues Is an invalid
and Is AZ her home iu Missouri
James Nelson Buynes was born in In
diana. August -. fs3A He received CON
man and k;gh school education. studied
Law, graduating al she Harvard laE school,.
was admitted 20 the har ana praeticed. He
was circuit attorney and presidential elec-
Tor in Is15. and judge OF the common pleas
eouEs from isss 20 Es72- He was elected 80
the Forty eighth, foryy-ninth and F4ftseth
congresses from the - Joe district
BuSIEes was considered man Of ability
by his fellow uleGa beEss and served on i'm
psrfaat com Eairtees- Isssfng Randall $ ADJ
seace he frequently acted as chairman Of
the committee On appropriations Barnes
was rAAa Of large wealth and II Is esf1-
mated tAat the family. who hold oil tfeir
property Ia common. are worth from one
fa tzo million dollars largely invested IN
banking institutions. He sesxes affe
ard sso sazs and seven saontsd children
OF a Decreased brother.
The house ta-mogrow vii a1iO1rn i'm
Heai8esly after assembling. n respect \;
the EnenaoxT of the decreased
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wnrrE-cAr OUTRAGE.


I.DIANAr0iIs, jan. 2a-M-s. L0rise
wright. living in Monroe eouufT, Was
bru,aiiy whipped BY waite Caps last
night. she had received within the pasf
week Threatening letters warning herself
aud husband 90 leave the country, and
the oniy known reason IL some Idle re-
ports which we're circulated afonr her
character before marriage. The sHfhofi-
ties say shey win Envcstizxfe tbe nasstef
IsBsAskFos4s, Jan. "A bill providing
for rigid suppression Of white Cap out
RACES. aud rfnyldlnx severe penalties was
fEyavabiy reported IN the senate this even
ing, and win be passed so-EB0rT0s. rs
r.sssars In the bouse Il also assured.
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Choicest Property all OF the City
which We W pleased o lntenoIng Purchasers.

os
attic artcl Journal
cheeky
Mexican border Ne
the influence OF the Mediterranean and
World
'front.'
On
bis
Baker another white and eenng
changu
vii the q
at rapidly pushed with
r.
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San Francisco, Jan. 2s.-The recount OF
the votes cast IN thai portion OF San Fran
cisco county included within the Fifth
congressional district for congressman
from that district. commenced In Judge
Wilson's court to-day. Five precincts
were counted, giving Phelps an actual gain
Of three, and Clunie q loss OF 5. giving
Phelps net gain OF &.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 22.--An unofficial
recount of the yates cast Ia the Fourth
congressional district was finished 70 day.
The recount resulted In increasing the ma
jorrify Of Morrow, Republican, over Ferfal.
Democrat, by g.
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4 PtEfiArKIFMfs. Jaa. a1.--Assssant S4r.
geoa Wilson was this nsarEstng seunsi ssea 1
~ ssesi On the receiysag ship - Louis NJ
The navy yard. ON the aresssn9 ease rrs,s
bottle sf ehaorsl Whether sse sDak the
drag 10 quiet his seFsts on With snicsgissi
intent is Eot sisar. He had besn ~ League
Island only tAree weeks, hiLsing hcpn
transferred from Mare Island navy yard,
4Safornza
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THE ANARCHISTS TOMB


f.usr2zo. Jan Zs-Ths sspesin te1ieut
o4 VI aldhstm eeSaetsry, N waien tne 81
~sst..1 sosyghssts are bnries, has sr1ttsn
y. ne trustees that is will be necessary
here.ster 10 exclude nnsrcnssss srufa xo-
iug taers ia bodies on anniF rsasses 81 ftss
exeeafIc.s,. On the srossn6 tA&s lyfeosDsfs
sersnFssls object. he reeeraiasa8ia sbAt
herssfser Only reixsiEes Of the dsa1 Dc
s,sgx&<t a1tafttanee.
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.IurYmen Rrihad hx nemncrass.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Alt has been dis.
] covered that two members OF the grand
jury have been appointed assistant door
keepers OF the legislature since they began
grand jury work. II Is believed this will
insaiidase all the indictments fspand
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Capture az ne,i-shi,t R,,,-

PHixAngEFHsA. Jan. 1S--A special 80 the
Prfss fTpla peaxcr SSxs. insntsnssioa mas
ts<s been reviewed that the shetiis as WiaA-
its Falls had arrested es ClaFeafoa, Texas.
Fed Rsll ar Red shirt Rfli. HSl In chargsss
WITH tAe nurier of Morris Wssn ct pnlla-
deiphis. aud c. LFtaesso1 stnsng 81 Raa-
deaf. \. W Mao was t-syesizg With Ms
Wxln over The riains sa the fais West. on &
hunting expedition. The mgraes occurred
on August 81 nes far frega Rsxiias. wy
1e4frN
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rHE Euiss or BABYLON.


PHsLAbzLFxsA, Jan IA d-spetes ifgn
the University ef FennSTstnusA e1Rsssns 49,
m,seh diNzcuiky. Trey ere noW npS -
from tks ssse 81 ancisnf Babg19A = hsx'
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Death Of an Old and sick oregonian
fn Partfauf.

poRTraSp. Jan. 27.--To night an old
man agesi 6 years named J. Ivy. living In
Columbia, or. died q; the National hotel
OF an ovssssose OF morphine administered
by himself When first discosere-a Ivy
wss anconcloux and al efforts 20 szvs bis
were uaayaifiag. He had not been well
Tor several DAYS. aud had suffered great IN
ternal pains. Nothing was fSaGd TO indl-
cate that he had taken the drug with suiei-
das intent The general impression is that
ms overdose WAS accidental. Decreased
had no relatives In the state tut ene
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sHE BROKE THE RECORD.
Mrs Anarchist Farssss Delivers q
Fairly Mild Harangue.

CHscaa5, Jan . - pc sec.Fsd ki4s.ea An
us,hIfe fts this elty by Mrs. PxrsoEs, the ar.
sreh4sf. since The sxeegt4on OF htf bus
bard. was made tonight before sFnall
meeting In wsweriy hall IN &ee0fsisEe'
with Judge Taieyis deesslon, s1e wzs ssass
Enserfrsrd wifh By tire police fbe sisefea
sEnx bFjass aud bitter. bat broke Mrs. ssr'
srssssss s-s,,,lls be called lneendiAry-
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SHE WAS An ACTRESS.


PoEyLASr. Jan q. Physicians oeAseye 2
.hn, Hssrz3e Robinson who was shot last
right sy her paramour. De Eassey, wili re-
eoyer. IL il learned that the woman - an
actress at the Theaser Roysls that De AsAhr
seF has be.H living OF Der earnings ssef
sgr,cs they exFae TO this ely from IAksofaa-
some tea weeks ago. sac = whAt fA1&ts
- calisss a handsome woruaE. apparently
afsouf 5 yeass Of sxe.
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POOR OLD DUMPY BlsowH.
He Came Near Starving In Elis Loae.
iy Cabin. ON vaaasua Nav.

ALBANY, Dr., Jan. "a gentlelaan from
yaquinA states that an old bachelor named
Brown. Familiarity known ns irDumpyt'
Brown, was found nearly dead yesterday
in his lonely cabin acsuss the bay from
0neatt He was queer old msn and
lived entirely alone. He had not been
seen since last safnrsia Fearing some
thing might have happened 70 hizs, sew.
erai men went Tuesday 10 his tabin and
broke in the door. They found the old man
partly paraIyzed, lying helpless upon the
bed, where be had lain since Saturday
morning without food or water. He wa
nearly dead.
He hsd knifc lying by his side. with
which he said be had Intended enfting bis
own throat II help did not arrive Tuesday.
was kindly cared for. IL II thought he
may recover
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A RAILROAD ounce Abolished

OMAHA. Jam 2s.~-vice- President Hol
comb of the Union Pacific read to-day is
ssted a circular abolishing the Office al
general superintendent aud directing the
present incumbent. Edward psckinson, 70
report for slscktiai seryfcer
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aERorruL MISS ANTHONY.
she Cuts short Helen Cougars II
rzde Against the Men.

wAsHIssTox, Jan. % The Nornxr Snf-
lrage convention so-dsy listened 10 adj
dresses b. Mrs. Virginia Miner OF Missouri.
Miss Mary Clay ct Kentucky. Rev. 0lym-
pia Brown of Wisconsin. Mrs ABIGAIL
scott Daniway OF Oregon, Mrs. Rehecea
Wrigat Bonsal. Mrs Clara s. Colby OF Ne-
o-asks, and Frederick Douglass. The lat
Ter said ne was eoayinced 81 the jnstaess.
wisdom and expediency OF csnfsrring sat.
frage upon women. Mrs Cougar ~ In
diana sfarfed q speech arEaigning the men
OF both Political parties. but as she was
making no reference Ifs suffrage Miss An
fhony finally inssrrnnf.d her
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REcLAIaISG THE DESERT.


WASHINGTON, Ian. z3-The house com
railree GA agriculture today authorized
sarera5le r~psFt on Ioseph's bill 40 PRO
nt0se the interest Of agriculture by ftr1ga-
ffsa ard encourage settlement Of the arid
Iancs In the territory of Sew Mexico "
II creates the Jsra&da and Il fAso kessr-
yosr a Canal Co, tae pUrpcs1 Of which 10
- bald and upersfe o s4Tlas Of storage
reservoirs with eanal and iafsrx@s. f0r the
irrfgnxi0n Of ARID sAnds on sAe JssrrAda
del Muerse azd IN the Msszzika and Rio
arAn<te zaiieys in Southern New Mekico
and Texas: % take frun the kt0 0fsnce
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SHENANDOAH, "a, Jan rs War between
Italian aasd Hungarian iaborers reached :
settlement near RaFry station, two miles
irora here. last night. aud ,iocsiy ishss
followed, IN which several cf the contest
rlAn burned 20 death Ia q shanty which
was hged by the Italians daTissg the prog
rxSS Of the 6rDt
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IspASaroLIs. Jan. ga.--At the snnual
meeting of the Indiana Civil Service Re-
form Association tonight the outgoing
president, VIM. Dudley Fake. said in the
course os his address: THE Republican
party acquired power upon certain definite
promises made TO the people and embodied
In the national platform. We have risht
To demand that the promises shall be fnl-
filIea" His argument gas chiefly devoted
20 showing the means and necessity OF ex-
tending the reform Ia all grades Of the
government service 10 which * is appis-
cable
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GENEVA. Ill. Jau. -Ranetelsan. the
ex xBurIsagton engineer convicted Of coH,-
sfaracy 20 destroy the commlny's prop
erty few weeks aga. was refused a ness
trial to-day, and Judge wsisotl sentenced
I'm 70 two years In the penitentiarv
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Tarir Bin READY for the Honse

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-The senate en-
crossing clerks worked hard all day en-
deayrring to complete the senase's suhsii-
tuSe Tor the Mills tariff bill, so as 10 get IL
back TO the house before adjournment, but
were unable To do 50. II VIII be ready 10
60 TO the house to morrow.
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rne au.traliau voting system

skIxx. Or. Jan. z&--Ia the ss1ste te-sAy
Wager of Rsadleten Introduces. btA to
preserve the secrecy OF the nslisSs. - y hDS -
ssEa.s a TIE famous Australian isw wasen
Massachusetts has jass adopted
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The Funding Rill = sneeIal f,raer

WAsHiNefoN, Jan. 2k-By unanimous
consent the senate this afternoon gave the
Pacific railroad funding bin special or der
over al other special orders. but Ii was
stipulated that the bill should not be
brought 10 vote this week.
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wAsHfSsToS, Jan 2S.--The fact that SEN
afor Stanford did not sote last evening
when the tariff bill was brought 20 vote
excited some comment. This morning IL
is stated that stanford was permanently
pelred with Hearst GA the tariff question.
II Hearst bad been presesst Stanford would
nave voted for the passage of the bill
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Tasai Exrloslsa In NaaaIsoac asss.s

WtLKESskRnE, Pa. san Is About lisA
90 nlsht an explosion occurred ia stas.c IL.
a. Naasfceke, where q gang al men wsfe
aS work making q surrey. "a ScharsnS
aae Of the engineers, was hiaan 4, pieces.
Several others were more or less ssrionsy
burned
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The Rallroati. arnss s,hex.

CHICAGO. Jan. as.--TAe interstate com.
missioners ind that their resent lecture
to railroad managers has fot proved
eEectual. so they propose TO come here
Monday next and take measures 10 secans
compliance with the law.
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The south Atlantic Squadron.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23--Commodore ellis
OF the South Atlantic squadron feiegraphs
the arrival OF the swalara, Alliance and
Tallepoosa az Moutevideo from a cruise 10
the straits of Magellan and the Falkland
islands. All are we'll
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Wife, Murder and suieide,

Quincy, Ill.,, Jan. 2l--Lafaystse Fred
erick, a travelling man from st. Louis,
killed his wife and shielded today. Mrs.
Frederick had been here few days visit.
ing her sister No cause for tile crime il
known.
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The Ideal ravensas


The ideal pavement for Seis fork,
Under existing conditions. is the B<s-
sixsa block with asphalt AIlsug betneex!
the Joints. This pavement = lt0w tai9
a fiffh avenue, and II cleahly en1
solid, II not nois<iess.
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FOR ISprsrRHAI rmArxIxG.
A Gin ef Half aiiiien 90 Fs.ndl .
Seminary.

FeRg nEFeSzT, Ma. Ian 1S--Hon. gsesn
Acac. native Of this Rfsce. l,af Ear sousr
years resident az waxhiaxtox. has given
half million tsoI ars 20 fts=anei frce uan-
secEari2s seminary Ia which glse Industrial
fssasx.~
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THE Hssus. Ian. "a keo&isffxn ~
beeu ereafed fhrengnsu& Htjlon1 ~ -
pamphies by T1usiait, euti9ie1 @Tho N4I
erlsfsds In UanxRf" SfisH nutBQx 9Ur1 14mf 4
the eoaAtry's defensive ex1an11eto1n z s
| both land and SEA, aud segns(Is ths "a
s5segt yeaify az .astsa.s Il III
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VANCOUVER, B. G., Jan. 2t---H Y. Mar
tinsen OF New York. direct.T oi the
Canadian Pacific railroad arrived from the
East to-day. He Is greatly Impressed with
road. and the wonderful adyslnee since
his former visit two years ago. lie
represents very large Dutch interests
I'm fhe United States and Caaads, aud says
the attention OF European capitalists IL
turning specially now 10 the 1lcminioa.
In reply TO an inquiry as 80 the recent reg.
statlvn of the United States government
preventing the entry Of Canadian railway
cars into the states, hArfinSen sAid he
could not believe such policy VIII &c
adopted. For every Canadian injured %
Americans would suffer. aud ihel result Of
withdrawal OF competition would mean u
cents more freight added to the wheat OF
every farHes ia the United H.ntes. He
leaves for the Sound aud san FRANCISCO To-
fes9fsow
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SEg YDxg. Jan. "a --40ou affof ~
nsgisi a Gre at - aud - ~ aikosekree<11 A.
dEr goods district, sisxtr0yed pf1Nnl
sIfA. COO werfa of property. Aboyf & Co.
crrne occupies ftlt prrmisee- Z
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A southern Iron Company Fails.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. aS-ishs Nash.
Vile Iron, Steel aud Charcoal Company
this morning made general assignment
The assets are claimed by officials OF the
company 20 De about ss5o,0oo aid liabiii'
ties {l7aob}
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MsoRap. Ian. 1.--Tke eosesum@
fssueei a decree KranyfnR amuee<Y ~
press and political osysnders nad - -
Sho took aart In The fisanx - Nl1
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POST BUILDING.

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WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S--Delegafe Carey,
of wyoming, to-day addressed the house
committee on territories in behalf OF the
passing by congress OF an enabling act for
admission OF the territory of Wyoming
into the Union
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ny THE LIGHT or rnE neiI


LusDOH. Jan. ~ Before the Ko1lk0
Commission today Desiniu Teblu 6ooo
that he WAS member u the x1uo
hand of Iaounsnfnera. He I'D th6e U]9
leader tsid them thai ~ oe1ee e
leagac trnanf. who paid thefs epne u001 m
be fasaed. The mauHlI9htaS1 Wm0 n
for committing oefxnwe9 sSasz1 IS isz4
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Chicago hank Cashier Arrested.

Chicago. Jan. p --Jshn II. Mesiay. cash
Ter OF the Park National Bank. Chicago,
was arrested this evening charged with
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SCRANTON, Pa. jan 2S.-Andrtw schoen
aged 50 ysaTs. q weli-known merchant
committed suicide this morning with . re
volver Drink and business rcyersos
CAUSED she deed
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Araan.a. Cobernatarial CONTEXT.

LITTLE Rock. Jan. &c. VI. Nargood.
Iase United labor candidate for governor,
has died notice of contest against James
H. Eagic, gsvcrnoreiecs-
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Sax FzAxrxsco. Jaa- 3-Tozng xstcnel
zud .ssAllor~ Bscws, s,mld1leweasifss signed
articles fo-1as for . tgns ia fhs ssos1es
s,s;s elub rooms March Is for . purse Of
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