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THE SMUGGLING Scoops.
Suits FOR Their Condemnation Be
gnsa in the T.. :. Court.

gun in the 4. ;. Court.
Snits were yesterday instituted in
the distriei court by the United States
OF America. through William H.
Waite. United States attorney fer
Washington Territory. for the con-
demnation of The l5lseled sleeps Em-
ersId'' and .'tieo, f., Wilton, novf un-
der seizure bv the United States cns-
toms officers at Port Townsend
The Emerald was captured by
the L. :. revenue cutter in Port dis
covery hav. on January 10 while try
inc - sfauggle a large quantity ~
opium and i2 Chinese laiso7ers insa
the I6ritssi States from Victoria. The
Geo- Z. Wilton VA capturee near
pangeness on December ~, iSSs. hay-
ing sax Chinese latsorevs from Victoria
on hoard. The cases have been set for
hearing by Juaee Burke for February
10, in ageu court
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SOUTH AMERICAN SEws.
Energetic Earthquakes Bolivia
Loaa--Extraditfou

PANAMA.. January 2i--On December
! three strong earthquake shocks we're
felt in fquigue. Peru, with an inter
mission of only from i've to nine sec
onas.
On November 10 the Bolivian house
OF Deputies passed law authorizing
the executive q, effect q loan Of
81 o00, 0e0.
The supreme c.surt OF Chill has de-
termined that it cannot issue an order.
a. requested by the United States. for
the extradition OF Hanson.
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sstEN Or, Iass. 49, - -ainta Gard
ner was hrousht To the insane Is lum
tF-ysav ffom Union county. She L only
l8 years old. sni has been a mother
fssF the past Is monshs. The author
u her shame and also her insanity Is
named Wiggins. and is serving a 10.
years sentence at the peniteaiiary for
the outrage. She was ard l. cripple.
having no use os her lower RiabS,
and The brute effected her ruin when
she WAS a mere child Of IL. She has
never hesn well since, and there i no
doubt this Is the cause az her insanity.
IS >he Stlli TALKS III il anal expresses
fear o him exervN bore.
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II Is generally conceded by physicians
that about one-haif of the population Of
the United States are suffering from in<si-
gestion ind dyspspsis. Hurried eating
aud improper masfieation and insalivAfi0n
OF food are the principal causes. DR.. Hen
ley's Dausellon TaIiie strengthens and In
vsgorztes the digestive organs aud enables
one 10 enIoy hearty meal without any un-
pleasant nfter effects. Sold By stewart d
Holmes Erue Co. wholesale agents.
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fHoSix. Aria Jan. 2t~The bill TO
fvTnoSe tise espital OF Arizona from
PEescoss so Phraix passed the house
ta-csv by a vote OF IL 20 ~. The ap-
prevail OF the council aud governor is
still necessary.
The hasl removing the cspitsl Of
Arizona from Pr scott to Phunix
pss~ess the council this AFTERNOON and
new awaits the signature of the GOV
rrsaog
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VICTORIA. b. c., Jan. 3i.--The Ma
naimo Courier has been served with
wffrs ia an action for libel brought
against that paper at the instance of
Joseph b. Hugo and John G. Hughes,
miners of Wellington. The action is
for damages based on the publication
OF list OF names Of miners ienomin-
ated 'Blaekiegs" in the late yelling.
on difficulty.
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Or,iere,, 10 Ar. pr..,,,o

yAsoouvER, Jan. 2i.--t;en. Gibbon.
under date OF January 10, has issued
the following order: In compliance
with telcgraphle instructions from
headquarters division OF the Pacific.
Light Battery T.. First artillery. will
proceed by rail 10 the Presi,sio Of San
Francisco with the least possible de-
lay. and there take station.
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~rEcK.s BAD BOY"
a Large Audience ~ Frye's Opera
House Last Evening.

House Last Evening.
Atkinson's Comedy Company which
showed at Frye's opera house last
night. is composed OF what is known
as variety people, all of whom are
fairly good and some more than orsii-
nariIy clever j. j. Williams AZ the
incorrigible son OF Major Peck. fits The
part well. and is neat in all
he does. Frank Colbart is 3 very
clever Dntch comedian. with
good idea OF the character OF Max
Shal,z, the groceryman, and aids
largely in making a success Of the
production. The Adams sisters are
old time California favoriies and have
excellent voices, more especially that
of Miss Laura. which il y rich, niusi-
cal contralto. The thea,et was
packed both up tairs and down. the
ever present gallery gods being CUT in
more than usual force, and being cor
re>pondingly noisy. THE perform
anee viii be repeated tonight, when
an entire change of specialties Is
pypmiSssfl
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me arlsuma p~.s,,.,t n,otr,

PgxscosT, A. T.. Jan st-,The dead
lock IN the house wa> broken to-day
hy 1oEdsn. q; Aariccpa. lsAyins the
Democrats eaucnS AMI appearing in
the tacaSe. thus forming a quorum,
sn1 Ailo ing the Republicans ~ e.
sees an organization. ] r Smith. oF
Phoenix. was elected speaker. The
governors message fayurs statehood
for the territory
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WasHrxGTox. Jan 2s.--The senate
Pscific railway commission viii Enees
Monday next 10 consider MifehelIss
bill providing for the ascertaininv ana;
funding OF tie debts OF the Central ans.
Union Pacific railways. In the mean
time Chairman FRYE viii probably
call up the bill pending in the senate
As special order. dealing only with
the Union Pacific anil Central branch
ard make speech upon It.
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las Angeles rr,hune grnkruut

LIS ANGLES. Jan. Il This after
noon al attachment was Hlaced on
the T,sbssne office 81 the islstaEse OF
John Z. MBrTay. holder OF 3 note Tor
81 go agaiEst the Tfq5ws4e Publishing
Company. The sheriff took possess
len and keeper j. in charge tonight;
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CnEnALis. Jan. ei..-Mrs. Gosnell,
wife of Hon. w II. Gosnell. died sud-
denly at her home near sFinlock last
night. Deceased was a pioneer OF
Washington, had resided in this ecun-
~ many years, and was widely known
and connected with many families in
the Territory
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BANDITS DIsBAND.
Cuba Rejoices Over the DOWNFALL OF
"Los Naniios.''

"Los Nanijns.''
HavAya. Jan. ai.-Official announce
ment is made that the society of Los
Nanijosn has been dissolved, and that
it, bands, or sets, of which there were
30 In the association. have ti~banded.
In the p spliar mind the society was
regarded as an aggregation of bandits
and assassins, and its disruption and
destruction are hailed with delight.
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WAsHEseros, Jan. a The recep-
ton room OF the senate wing was
crowded this morning with represents
tsyes OF the National Woman suffrage
Association, which has jsst closed is
annual sessign in this city. ard their
friends, xho hare 10 present their
argument IN behalf OF the pYopo ed
f6sh amendment 20 the constitution
granting women the right OF suffrage
Addresses we're made BY several
women prominent In the eaase.
The last executive session Of the
Woman's Suffrage Association was
held this afternoon Officers were
elected for 1888 a. follows President.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton; yice-presi-
dent at large, susan q. Anthony. sec
retary. Eacbaei r. Avery. treasurer,
Mrs. Jane IT. spoffore: chairman Of
the executive committee. Mrs. Mary
Sewefi. A revised constitution WAS
adopted. The association accepted
The plan for union agreed upon by the
conference com nitfee Of the. two wo-
man suffrage associations.
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Frank avsry Almass Wen.

SsLTN. Or. Jan. 2t--Frark Avery
recently siio; On the train AZ GeFvais,
is ca; on the streets. hooking well and
fast getting strong. He will sssv until
fully recovered and then go 70 C&lifor-
MIA There Is one bullet IN him yet
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TERRITORIAL ADMISSION.
senate and House Committees ..
Meet To- day.

WssHTxsros. Jan. 2i--The house
committee on territories viii meet to-
morrow 10 determine whether or not
action Eiii be taken at this session Of
congress on the ball for admission OF
Utah. The senate committee on terri
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An No1eatF1t3e Hu4ex-
Txcons. Jan. 1f.--Harry Morgan
and Fl. A. CEia<. charged With selling
Ha00r without iicssnse, we're dis
charged by Jrstsce ssnter tois after
neon. Morgan wxss triumphant
tbrough feehnic$sitj The health
and police committee. IN making otst
the resolution resoksBg Morgxn's Is
csnse. enormously szzzeA the date Of
the issuing Of the license ~ April 4,
in.tesd Of April ~ Defendants
counsel d<murrsd on this and other
points, ard was sssstxines BY the
court The city attorney put Morgan
or The stand and sought 10 proye the
identity OF tire license the Council
meant 70 Feyoke By shoUing that be
se.J only one license. brit the court
deemed this insufficient eyidence.
The sxregTious biunder Of the health
and police COMMITTEES was held fatal.
Csinc was subsequently, discharged.
defendants being tried separately, on
swearing that he ~ yet had no pro-
priefafy interest In the establishment
City Attorney Carroll was after
wards seen and asked what effect the
decision would have in regard 70
closing Mcsgan's psace. He said
Merely delay OF 28 or - hoars A
special meeting OF the council viii be
called, the order revoking the license
drawn up properir. and then Mr.
Morgan will not have stamp TO
stAnd on--iu Law or fact
Later Mayor Drum was called on 70
ascertain when the special meeting
would he called. Morgan was found
In the mayors private Office pleading
for hearing before the council when
they met. on the ground that the evil
dence upon which bis license was re-
voked. was sxporte, unreliable and In
correct. The msyer said that he
the time for the special meeting on
Saturday afternoon.
A HOTEL BEAT.
Among the names on The Tacoma
yesterday was that of y. p. II.
Wheeler. Liverpool. Eng. scrogled in
handsome chtrography. This long.
handled and euphonious cognomen
did not prevent the owner thereof
from attempting to quietly slide OF
without paying bis bill. Clerk Cheney
coliared him, when Il tfanspsred that
Mr.. Wbesier did not have the neces-
sary wherewithal 10 iiqusdate. He
WAS allowed 10 depart and took the
boat for Seattle. A gentleman who
was an observer OF ,he conversation
Mr.. Cheney had with Wheeler. said !:
That fellow l. a notorious hotel
beat. knew him down in California,
where he worked The same racket. He
borrowed 20 cents of nse this morning
70 get something 20 eat, a. he said
Judge Of my surprise when found
him stopping here. expect to see
him 1T the Occidental when 20 TO
Seattle in the morning"
srspHY srxus.
James r Rowan. a brakeman ON
the n. r. X. X. sas painfully injured
yesterday by being caught between a
box car and tome lumber.
fo-day's bank ciearances were s72.-
s57.oi.
The contract for new stern~wheel
beat oil the Pacific Eavigaf on Co was
let to-day 90 John Holland. The boat
viii cost 81. COG Her dimensions are
l66 feet length. S9sfoos beam. foot
depth Of hold. She viii L. built in the
Puyaiiup river. rear the 81. Paul 4
Tacoma Lufnher Works.
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Recepsssn e the white Hence.

WAxHrSGroS. Ian 2S-The White
House Was handsomely and eash-
0rAfeiy decorated so-night for q state
dinner of the president IN honor 81
the diplomatic corps ko-sy-<even
covers were Laid The place of honor
on the presidents right was occupied
bv Mrs. Romero. wife OF the Mexican
minister. and en- the left BIZ Mrs.
Carter, wife OF the Hawaiian minister.
Mrs. CgevelaHd h2a on her right the
minister o. IkaIS, and on her lett the
secretary Of state. The diplomatic
c0-ps was fully represented.
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cr.wt.a rhr.uxa a small Hale

roRxLssR. Jan si.--Fred wiksdal, i
young man arrested Yesterday on two
charges OF horse-stealing estSred from
The city rissea tonight and has 40;
yet been recsptureSf. He sawed
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We Aneric.ns Were KIi,ed.

WAsHIssTox. Jan. a4-Cnitel States
Consul Willard at GuaynaS, Mex
icos has sent a dispatch to the
state department denying the
report shat number al
American citizens had been killed By
Inaizras near Oritz. He said the Indi-
ans attacked small force OF Mexican
soldiers. and killed several. bat no for
eigners we're injured
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WASHINGTON, Jan ss-tsen eros
venor. pre-iaent of the National
Union League. has called meeting OF
the national council here March 2 to
consider measures calculated 10 up
hold the incoming national admins
tration. and 10 strengthen the Repub-
hcan party, especially in the South
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WAsHIYsToy, Jan d After the
sdopsioH Of suitable resolutions on the
death of Blrnes OF Missouri the house
and senate both adjourned ~ marx
OF respect.
The remains OF Representative
Burnes LETT tonight for ST. Joseph.
Mo-, under escort OF = congressional
com ylsfrtess
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tories has also eaIlesf meeting for Co
morrow. for the purpose Of consider
Ing tie omnibus bill rece<tiy passed.
Big the hcu~e. Tor the admission Of
Soazh pxket1 and the organization CT
the terrisofy at North Dakota The
committee viii also hear statements
OF persons from Dakota and Washing
ton Territory regarding amendments
they desire added % the bizi
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KILLED FOR MONEY
4 PROSTITUTES CONFESSION


PozrLasn. Jan. 7f--En December
fs7. HaGn NAMED Frank Cunningham
WAS soand dead early one morning az
the loot Of Tarinr street, IN this city
There were several suspicious eirrnns-
stzuces connected with tie case. which
pointed 20 fo1i play. Cunningham
came to the city having 500 N coin-
He Stepped ST the 81. Charles hotel
ard depo~ited the money m the safe
He soon after went OF on a big spree.
late az night be came back 20 the
hotel and wanted TO draw out ali his
money. This the clerk declined to sc
crae 70, bat gave only $50 and told
hir ~ sober Up and core around the
next day and he could get the balance.
Cunningham tnok the 80 and went
away. Next moYaing be vas found
dead on the streets. Several rnen are
said 90 have been following him the
night before. and the supposiEion is
that be Vas murdered. as fsey thought
be bad al his nao1sey on his person nj
time Recently detectives have been
looking into the matter Some slew
must have been discovered. IS Gov
Pennoyer has tonight issued rpqaisi-
tons 70 the governor Of Washington
Territory for delivery 70 Sheriff Kelly
OF Mnstnonaah county OF Morris John
son. William Ashton. Dick Rogers and
Agnes Woodward These parties are
charged with the murder Of Cunning
ham, Johnson is a disrepatabIe
gambler. who is fox in Seattle. and
Agnes Woodward was mistress of
Fifth-street house OF II-fame.
FILL CONFESSION.
In connection with the pending ar
rest OF number Of people in Seattle
on reauisifion from the governor of
Oregon for the alleged murder OF
Frank Cunningham in this city,
Chief OF Police Parrish to-day
received "A dispatch from Defec-
tive Wood. who arrested a woman
in MarysvilIe. Cal, Tuesday, stating
that the prisoner had made full
confession, duplicating num-
Der of people. According TO
this confession Agnes Woodward,
Morris Johnson and others, while
riding with Cunningham ia hack.
sand -bagged him, took his watch and
threw his body upon a dark dock,
where it was subsequently found
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the naekman. who was KILLED 10 Port
land in December. 1872
NO, sir. l never saw OF heard OF him
and don't know Why | was arrested
any more than an unborn child.
ssDo you knew Merris Johnson ?.
yes am acquainted with Morris
johnson, but have not spoken TO
him for about year
ibid Won have quarrel with him
that caused you 70 quit talking to
him
There was no quarrel. but I quit
speaking 20 him because be aad a
'ladT' whom had but Ettla adasiTa-
ton for. =
',Are you acquainted with William
Ashton -
aYes; know him, but have not
spoken 10 him for twelve uaonths
past
"How about Dick Rogers. the hoy
who Il supposed Ia have been if1pli-
Gated in the murder Of Frank tsan-
ningham %
Ell DO rot know him / tell you
know nothing about this matter and
I'll so on the stand snd say so, either
here OF IN Portland
Are you acquainted with Nina
Clifton. alias Eta ksail, WHO has
ulsae confess ion alleging thai you.
johnson. Rosers and Ashton are ias-
u.icstet ia this rearder -
Il sepf horse for about a year Ia
Portland. and made two or three trips
20 san Francisco aft Girls. 7 don
remaaber her, bat still Il s barely
possible she WIS an inmate OF mg
houSei in Portland
You are quite sure. Miss Mood
ward. that yoa know nothing what
ever about the murder Of Frank Gun
ninsham2"
t.Nhv. 7 Eever saw the man iu my
life. / ana positive that | ana quite
innocent OF this crime ard
have 40 fears. ~uppose | will have
to star in Jail all night and
the large expressive eVes 0f Miss
pect. When she vas reminded that
murder was a mo . Serioss charge
and that he would be iaken TO Port.
land and peFhaps kept in aursnee vile
there FOR months. the tears over
soxed and ran down her checks and
washed the pearl powder and rouge
xsleTef oil-
Are Won through with me now. !"
said the prisoner II ron are ! wuasa
ike to ne left 30 myself for a short
tifne. hut IL yeu wi@h To question me
further Won are At iiherts 20 do 50. /"
THE woxAS's APPEARANCES.
Agnes Woodward Is . woman Of
about ~ years. of full round figure,
haxel eyes. hight complexion. blonde
hair that has evidently been
hleached. regular features and
expression, though in re-
pose rather attractive, indicates a
passion and strength of purpose
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MsDgGp, Jan. GA man about To
throw a petari into the Office of the
minister of Justice to-day was taken
into custody.
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and lan books bound subsgan-
tally az =. Anthony's 6inuesy,
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$3.50 essss sss vss's y sszsss n ssfrFsgau rfzy.
are ROW hFsifesy art beautifully az
m.s.S Ihas n.ssr.l.I ma 80.
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ESesAssss. Csaasa - ixsas tree. aArsus
EaosssS=ss- ofAes. rensas s. and 50. new
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Meu1 WnEAmaon. O'Brien I'D
Haxkeenn
Jud5cfasy 1feesrs- AteE,rsfneg. VI
|Iisneon and OsErien.
On mozfcn ~ uaayot cazs The unax-
fmous vU1e a. The CouxixiI fox E01cY1
Mar for e5ty eSesk fslr ths czzsTens
The eserxson ii okhx sfse<ss ~
pouponed unfzi fhe ne,tf rsguiss meet
ing.
surxxnx co'xr-
In the supreEne ulurt yesterday
afternoon the case OF Te1cm Ditch
Company Va Thorpe 4 Hail was con
essate6 and taken under s<fvisement
bv the cuuff. This case has lasted sew
erxf days, zoTne vsyy Important points
a Law being ineoIved-
The case 81 szm Crsr.ir w. r. Freed
rszn zzs, upen sonzent Of eosnsei,
dismissed
Mr.. A. H. Morrison .lS SehoEae was
admitted 10 practice before the So
rrsrse court
The ease OF 6. r.. GssIx5is ss George
W. Parrish IL now heiny heard By the
court
SxEzoxAL xxS GltsxE&I-
Mr.. John G. Alien. of East Olympia,
died last nsgf. alter . lingering Illness.
ard his remains wiz &c barred to-day.
Governor sernpae retained from
goxiyn lest night, and viii probably
remain IN thIs city for some time.
Mr.. Jasper Hartman has sold bis
gisgmaliy farm 20 Jacob SsAmpfer OF
this city, for 1900. ard viii, in future.
devose bis entire attention 10 bis
Wr1f<<.xsa <.<ssxs.&v Fysfnw4tsfz
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-12-07
DON'T lNOORSe NOTES.

The system Of indorsing u III
wrong and should be utterly abol.
ished. II has been the financial
ruin Of more men than, perhaps, III
other causes. Bookkeeping, .
journal devoted to merchants, clerks
and business men. advises our
young men especially to study the
matter carefully in Ill it. bearing< :,
and adopt some settled policy to
govern their conduct. % - 70 Be
ready to answer tho man who asls
them 70 sign his note. What re-
spoasibility does one assume when
he tndorses . note! Simply this,
Be i held for ths payment q ths
amount IN fun. principal and inter-
est6 the maker Of The note, through
nisfortune. misnanAgsmsas OF
raseality. fails to psy Il. Notice.
10 indorsee assumes III ~ rsspoa-
sibehty. With 40 voice In the man.
agemeat Of the business aaA no
DAaEe = he pro1ts q the traae.c-
eoa 4 t proves pro1tahls: bot Win
> Certainty Of ieas 4. for ~ Of sAs
'sassss statsd. tAe Psi,oiPal fails teI
pay ne cote.
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List Of LISTERS
RsDaiaing in the Covineton. La Post.
Office Friday. Dec. 6. 1859:
Persons calling for the came will
please say advertised:
Gaire Emile
Murrey Joe
Willie Estell Mn
LETTERS HELD yos POSTAGE
A letter addressed 70 wilhelm
Toepfer, Mccall p o, La
II not called for in thirty days from
date. the above letters will b seot 20
:bs Dea6-l.ettsr Once.
4 fss Of one cent additional postage l.
required On ill advertised letters.
CHAA HEHFx, r. n.