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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-13
Sailor Suits. So and $4

Sizes a to 10; colors gray and
blue. Every suit beautifully trim
med, and not suit in the whole lot
but what you'll pronounce good
value at 81 more money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
WASHINGTON NEWS
Demonstrations Of Joy Over
Admission.


xxxxxssrrs. Feb = THE passage - the
ounfbas BIZ, preyssEnz Tor tie ss1aissieS
q WnehlnKfon Territory - sszss i1;s tAs
frufea. xsn Ioyeukly cesesrxted ~ fhe esssr
'-e.ss "a E.,srxbarx so1igas a zsaas Esssf-
- ia The cossys boise, where oar estlzszis
= ..ssxk assembled sefe eases@xire6 b.
49,. ss.sg sswsae. ssatis rxse4s xns fastra
1870, fs,ynished ~ tize Back ussrsoEsd
or~rfet and fke Esyi'sf lard 8on-
Je3sr 4. 6bsazg wa eszeaea essazrzsAss
~ssN i. vz,x.frse u eEiss MesEss Nffess ga
-. fsrsyrs. Gsxxn. Metals snd Caldwell
1Syxerea the y@opis pssytafs eazlT- A@n-
Il. Il. Tloszxs, IRON fzsslsszg 4slzss yaszlsng
fhis esfs. rs1de hsygJ address. ssIsss<stsg
Eers6rseks 70 tie rev sfa.e u MsxfEngtDn.
ne e5sIxsrs Of Eiisrsb5rg are harry. sa1
- ye4fuxs no xnsre HszEtrs9ssss hearty 81
rtStarnfe cssebrasiDn % tie egsss u sd
srIsrsoa bnS been or VII he held thar the
bo1s n e4nnon. fssazrsss r2fAse sss- co..
er6fu1xx6yy messizw to-atgng exizfszssS1-
Hes eongrasa azsea sasa ot..~s 80 - -
~~errkoeY. There va. 90 part sasssAEp, SO
sca6eIznen: soothing Dss ~ sezs toe con
euwrsaxsez - d=soefzy - De wssbe1s 80
$1,000. 20 earnestly stssren fsr and -
- delayed had snssig fxx1xpffed II the
verf fhnsz II the s1sssoIeEaez 81 congress.
xgxya YAKIMA cxLxxEx1x&
Nek1H YAKIMA, FEB - the eftlzsns
= Nas4b Yakima ceseafEtea " Washington
HsshdAy by bs5dtng IA s5sassslen nseetsnx.
Hoyof Wkit&o8 MAS president sEni L. :.
HUw1ett. secretary, with IRE fosl0xlsE vice
~l.1sdeuu: r. n kasd. 4 a. Eexss. ) y.
teruest, Matt Eershost. " r. Frgzess II. I.
fn5seIy. i G. Eoyf0xa, ". A. Cox. vi. Fl.
Chwvxann. n r. Ksfzesnssn. y. EsT. r.. X
lIefojs. Al. HAiIe1. j IT. Taors3s. q. W.
ceeey. ". J. Niiryy. " y Reed. s5seches
usFe saaze ard resolution passed extend
5ne q Invitation for the const.fasscasl coz
ysefion 70 be held here yu3y 4. asss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
LGvxarOoL GnAfs MARKET.
SHIFTING NOTES.

The Gms:illa left for San Francisco last
night
The bark Fsoaanza has reached Port
Gamble.
The tug Tacoma Is ss.il moored at the
City dock.
The wllIszsesie viii not be loaded for
several days.
The 1 J. Perry yesterday brought in Ils0
SACKS OF eats.
The EisinoFe moTed over to The coal
sankers yesterday
The stesEn Schooner Lakme has left Port
Elsksley for san fsancisco.
The Premier now tonfssaes at whstcom.
leaving here on her saitiag nights now st
midnight.
The Emma Hayward sas an hoar late
lzst night The DELAY was caused by her
being forced 20 wait for the train al
Tacoma
several workmen. including diver
were engaged yesterday In an attempt 10
raise the scow that recently sank near the
nzrAognesters Office.
William DassoH. the ewner Of the new
launch Prospect, rad her out for q trial
spin yesterday morning. she displayed
considerable speed. bat appeared 20 LEI the
waves b1ttes her tritie TOO much.
PoRr GAMrLK. Feb. - -Arriyed-Bk
BonaDxs.
PoKT BlaKKLEy, Feb. 22-Arrivec-sh
Mercury Saiird-sehrs Excelsior Report
er snd steam sehr I&kme.
SAN FEAsEISco. Feb. - --sasled-ship
Palestine. Tns0ns. bk Cowiitz, Page.
sound. bktn J. "a. Griffith, Port Hadlock.
sANEAsiIIso ~ Arrived - Puritan from
Port Townsesd.
YOKOHAMA, Feb. z2.-Sailee-StE Bafa-
via, for Vancouver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23

fsEsmeats It Paris newspapers "a a.,
asw eshsnss range fsum ualdness - los.
ulssy.
Aseai aulleg. q he international s,,,a.
PAM u Mckee. has been Released tfosa
pssstH
The Austrian gasvsssaca7 hSs expelled
Ftfiiissi. correspondent 81 sae Has&s ae 80
sgxNey.
Tae sseosse y crane prlutgag ass4Aglsh
sae4t lsfwsa. k&n-. uAs earEes3 sFsa&y
saazatnE assss. so
The sFeaA'e attn ths hasg hgwesls ia
Northern neAnss il cns}tsl, shs nssses 81
ssxsas thNas hsstnx tzesa reIegrva 70 tAs
gasUEslaess
fae treaoie slsA TIE EixsaeAss Italians.
NAaiAass sss trivial an Eu8}an fgaSnx
cAusht sea etsSrS - tie as-ees. xssEs
cSHsAs stEa ssealiaS csesAiae-
Nsss0a we-Aasaaa xzcsetNrv af rA.s t.sa
ctaaAif. asssass0a 8 pAys.ss SAsfs,asss xs,.ssE-
80 = - FsssssAssseses = ises Res Sasasx
ass e=ss2 AFs@sseA ia Sew N.ask
In tAe race tez shs N&sssse., eaa So
lass ~ hagses case 10 a. s. ews A.
ca. sastssssss. aeFssAeg, TsSsasAass4 azss
tsknSef SJEa&k xzse cup slystez
Tag ssSFzsSs Ira sntag sszH4.5faa. waseA
AAs sSea fFztssss a lssf ts8 Ngsssssb Al
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81 Fegs Szise L "a achieved tise aeeg x Sd
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tae esssss4saaas aa4s sskea tsaxsesN8ssss "a
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A. sAAea ssnxV X sszsFE ses
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assg sss1ssa& - ths 4ssssF G7psstsF zSsss 30
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sazse tsssss rsseaaassse sSsh&sa3sc xass - Is
saSA eatstsss saz ne nssx4Sass assehssass
= Aausae f2se Sssas, 50 he - atxss sss Ssa
Es1zsss1Sa ssxsSss. sAe sxas nas IS sxsszsss
tssNAsa us aSVs&fs es sse Aepnayxs
sae &sseeS ssssSt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
CALIFORNIA TRAIN ROBBERY.
The Express safe Rffied and Brake
man Killed.

DKiAS1. tsal., Feb. IA daring train
robbery teok plsee AZ q point atzouf two
.aiies soMfh ct PIxfey AZ ) O'Clock this
evening. Train No ~ irft Psxley on tSsue,
aud when t9o railes oat two men erawie1
from the Front Of the engine. covering the
commanding . halt when the train
slowed up ese ns2a stu held The fireman
aad engineer under cover, ahlie the other
went back 70 the express ear and exploded
bomb underneath the car 20 scare the
messenger e-s said unless the doors of the
Car be oseaed he wgEid explode another
bomb.
The messenger responded, wher, one eli
the robbers srsrang into the car and OBJ.
sAfstng the keys. The salaasles ia the SAFE
were tkken. After the train was halted q
brakeman named Auxon aud pass rges
who boarded the train az Modesto went up
on eae side Of the sar and another brake
nan, I'd. Bentley. deputy constable 81
Iselsiso. on TIE ether ssde, 10 see what as
the trouble.
wbea near the express ear they were
roughly ordered 81 halt. and st the gams
moment gun loaded with bueksh0t wa
discharged % the roet@fs on the brake
mans shoulder. hitting the yuHng man III
the head. death resulting instantly. The
parties Ga the other side Of tbr ear met !
Ike reception, aud Bentley was shot IA tbs
side and SRA
Another account states there we're aps
men concerned IN the soDhery. two ..
V aota TSssainss oa the eagsnr. y bale thres
others entered TIE express car.
The passenger e9&casrS were ret mo
I Tested The name % the dead aAn il
gtsen rs Charles Ssabers. OF paS9. TAs
amount sernfcsl ~ the robbers Is aei
known
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
Il VERSATILE JOURNALIST.
tsambisr Grsner OF Spokane Falls
Caught In Tisa@.

SsoxAxx FAa4s. Feb. = - Yos sarne time
. young man nsrned sssrner. who has had
the position % efsy editor en ths Erpsfar,
and eho wsx formerly couserted uish the
Hxa Francisco Eze&ssncs naa one Of The
Heisas psperx. has t,&ra gssabsing Fners or
less extensively al various places
Of that eAafaeser In tais city lie
wen some money, hst ~ usual
Ia such cases has lost fapfw tEAa BE- wua
All his earnings. it ~ understood. have
gone oser the faro table. Yesterday be
axked ths proprietor ~ The Pantheon
nntfoa % cash Ess check for safs9 ana sub.
seaaently raised the asnoaat Ia
TO He also secured 500 from
the f,uanysstie or cheek. aud serreved
500 from The ssittos - tlse Ssevsea os :ssis
representations
The sheSkt we're worthless. pos had
6fames ever had ANY faosey Ia the hsnk
upen which they were arawn. last even.
tfax. after laxing satse mDsey. hp shaved
"a ais heard. SHEA the ksesFsi ssesng hsask
changed his appearance vess aseaides4ly
ieassng Gully hAs raass&Ehe As he wa.
hx Ma arrested by ufsieer Gillespie.
Accompanies By al at8ees. BE visited ais
creditors Asess and REPAID toe Susu siae
aud smother fssSts 30 saom sc owed So
sook ~ ali he cheeks sa4 paid the ao.acss
Ia fuil Iss ehceks were "a tke Tras1ers'
Hefiesssi he tried ID hNxe cheek eAshxsi
II the Nesssfs Z utoa ostee .&k2 nsraS. b,s.
tAsrs not krsnx money sna0xS ia tie
drawer - isay IL. he dad nSsS set me ssassy
He won $50 al fare yestsfaas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
PORT row SsxNp NEWS.
New Steamer far the alAlsassa 9eRxtv-
StarSn FRefary.

Pexa TosesESn, FEB. 49,. E.AssengeF snst
freight tfstfse hesSeen Fofs 9osfse "a sssa
posnts on The sosth ss0re os the straits ~
faes has teaessra saca YS'sENsstsssas SEA
this Steamer kssasex - nes aa.e Is szke
care os IL alone. aud eeatraet will be ies
rs 81 wsek fvs the hsilsius ST = ssszssssF 81
PORT Discovery 80 yslg iesweea Fort Teen.
send. ntssssstFy e&s, nuues ssss aaa1 fasEt
AugesesN Capt Iraat. MilisAna nsssaty. a.
A, Moore ana fTvd 4araEzszy IL esssi
Discovery are associated in sAe pnGgrff4sas.
The steamer aisi have guaranteed tsAcesl
o. 4 knots an haas. Capt. Grpas, assa az
the tsg fscneef. wsll have command
Immlgrsttoe - Clsisxsn enauEy il s2rerfs
on Ihs inesesss. The steamer Txanss4 Al
every trip carries ia SETTLERS fsesa she
kasL
H. L. Miller Go day asarssea the eausrzrs
for his hgfek block IL Wa ~ Nasee. Nrais
Will commence woFk next 1aesdas.
The steamship Mlsasagtaa afsssea here
this snufuirg sad was beaches 30 neeekxss
her nH. wheel, cast ss The Eosnegs here
The repairs viii inquire thFae or fear GAYS.
The faaefal 81 tae late Mrs. nstfs grove
tAkss place SUNDAY
Al American sAipStnx Iva baraax o..
played banning III 4ss ia honor os tessrxa
Washington.
Al Esstsfn capitalist Ia considering TIE
proposition u establishing ssasSa wozks
NJ New panreucSs. he bNs gozs fa & al
lam coeuty alta sscw Of Es&ksag eS>sl,
tracts Ter the purchase Of ,sssass,es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23

H1z1- H2Wf3fff AEf18EE&s
1AeonA, Feb. 1s--The saTy yard eazn-
nisszozsrs sFr1ses ~ Ikepna last nlxnt
q the lighthouse teBder Mxaxanlts- Thss
a1fernoon they were takes IN charge by
- tsmns<xee appointed By TIE Chamber
a Eomnerux. consisting u Thomas
Hoxucr. George Browne and II. e Val
1ac<, and drasen - ste psiae1pzl paints Of
mt6rcsf shout tie e.sy. II has been
arranged b. tA& cszEmlites Of reception
go essfersasnm rns - tender ssse sosasnls,
xIon - informal bxsgnrs 70 snorfoM Night
Is The Txepsna- To-f89rr0N they VIII In
sBeea a1xxfkfraszsrrsE and Gig harssors.
and viii remain here tl A0B&xg. when
s1sey viii psoe=ed 10 tnapect asra sound
pos1fx - far NORA ~ E-siisxtiAm bar.
THE Tacopx Guard eutsrfziaEsessf to-
night 81 the opera h0szss has pzoTen .
Unaser saecess tsan TIE mcs< szazzisse
rRp1ietod- Tne Decorations are especially
me. Frosn the reutslEsf,f Ia tie e@ater 81
the oezliHx. four banners are gracefully
Seef0oHed toward tie sides ef Inc house,
sd tae proscenism xrch = trimmed with
naGx brilliantly Illuminated WITH Chinese
ianternx Al either aide ~ tie stage arc
vesy tAxsefaIiy arrAngsa military siss-
pio3E. t0nsistIEg go 1Es slde 81 q
neanfAln paere ses OF by stAekes zzzas aud
a the other BIZ sasre-dfaas. fsffxad.er-
General Garry sud Lieut. Gel FszI
d'f1eirYy and SAT sere present
u
efuss hasd Of the eyIsa1sr Of eFse of the
<ngines ~ fhe Tacoma miii broke down.
completely ruiasng The eykiDaer. bfeskiug
4hruugz the head Of the cylinder, hsnding
The pIason rcd and breaking Cd the rslst1a
Korfuznteiy no one wss hart Owing 20
tss< aefsyn of the lumber irast closing the
nffl Tor cue week, commencing from Las,
night. shers viii be no unnecessary delay.
- In tke tafsrrxl ths necessary rcpssrs csa
- made.
Jnessee sessef has rsasetrsi ceeislos in
favuF II the piaaatffss "a The ease OF the
6fnaasri 1rrsn WefxE We II. riigzaxa. The
brewer. In which they sought &c recover
KILLS for misunderstanding saaehlnery fof
the Defendant etsgmAn claimed the work
wss ordered by anssnsr party. but on
showing thst suExasn personally k1kei
then 70 get IL cut ~ aeon as pa~xsble q yer.
diet vAs given 70 the plaintiff ~ above
stn4ed
Comnenciag from to-day. the steamer
Premier changes Der route By stopping 81
WAstuom and Roche HAsbor. wSslcA abr
has not done heretofore. tn her trips north
ward
TIE nes GerEanie hall corner oI ThIr-
trcnth and 3 streets. MAS dedicated tais
cy6niug By appropriate eetesnsniss, par
ufspsted IN By The different German sacae-
t3esof Tacoma The prosrxmrne eonfiages
to-Doryow Night. when cosaessv uiil be
presented by local talent
TODAY being legal holiday. tsae hxa ks.
pnblSc Offices and schools were closed. Eaa
the shipping IN the barber presented q
Dp3cndsd ssEAt with Gags flying. the
Canadian Pacific steamer Psstntef eelnr
especially profuse in het 6ispiay 81
bunting
The steamer Henry fsailvy wiii tenor.
fou be pat "a the ran of the skagis ChIef.
which latter viii be laid Up 10 have her
bozlsrs repaired
The 6fsi Cniasman In Tacoma Tor a l0az
tame arrived On the United states steamer
Aanxxnisa- where be Is employed - eo1k
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yfref e sAe rHnf5-Ea 1fs1ev xAs<sss5
an1 wsss ssszz is fes fssssxS gafsos1 r<exssfss
texac sss3xe kg Col E&zEsxerx- Ase VIII -.
xnnne e1ssxros 81 aNsfrx
n. ~ nen1E2y. ysAn BAr&eE. y IL
Eeontx az4 -xxex 9AxAsr 2<s 3Heergss-R-
s1rx OF E.s MsTSzasise Il H5HSz Ep1a.
r.euy q E<&D. Or. Tbs NaE<s4s ksgek IA
fn6n Tse okssxt IL - &Hki1 lSrxs
s1uxtng msH szess - azsee. and - bay aa.l
- taxa frDxz me Eas4s1El4 yswev, tas
fssse& sezzne4<< sf saxz-
fs<r1 Lag, arrested for ssbk<ng ks<ssn
Ksxa "a : xsxsxuf-at bee HesfaesSsz
razxse essHfszesoa Isl Dyzsz essxyt za4 a4s
g4siet Hnzxl re ssszsng oz ssas grand szxy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
THE SAX DIEGO PLUME.
Water Tor the City Conducted Fifty
Miles

sAN IaEso. Cal. Feh. a2-rompletson os
the great Hgme YRS celebrated today by
spevhss. parade OF citizens. societies.
guard The fiarae extends from, The yyssfersI
slope ~ the CnyaEnacs mountains 80 en
elevation at 4ssss feet The distance IA
shous ~ miles aaa ske cssSt ssso Ooa. Taese
arr AS trssgles and eight tunnels Mlnux The
lire, and a.Isassn feet ef lnmter weFe
Used Ia lis construction. The aagaansst a.
waseF on haad q 2enn a0 oo0 gallons
eB0sgh 30 supply the csty and county fer
faar sxGrx gEssss.nf renewal
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fSDiASAraLts, feh - Nearly 100 xets.
raas st the Nstkxasays campaign asef Ia
this esfy to-day far tae purpose az organ.
tRlnE nas army society "a be knswn -
TIE @ocietY ut FseksbMTs Gen ggnsrpa
OF DsAves raascd the mSsting t0 order 4
series Of ecspsatt1ns was adopted. aesaMad
iug pension law aud fasprsux sas pzy
meat Of soldiers en- 3 gold basis. cox
Hovey was efesea yreSid0nt 81 tAe or<Mai-
akttnH Hatta the meeting ia May aext
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-23
MARKETS AHD SHIPPING.


ssKxTExE* kEE- ~
yed.r viis . seasae4iy quse. txg IN
fsz1ssnesx e5fssse*. s5s xExFae Part " tie
= a1s@sxse sssasses aNkag efsosx. ~ least
SnrEEg ne sltsruosn-
81 ssx srs ~ rresens wsak. s-sa 40 snzizs
s1gse zna rszsswrsent i sstxs1 sssr- Iae fsss
ed <1S zzsxixsx II n sEs1h kE<sz~ cszszsl-
ss1s faan fks tlste rxrlfez A ssw HS<-1s
sAszrs@xzs sa 6s0snz ia river szzets we-s
reex4rez to-xssy frzzS PAR sad. waere tzxs
ss8as 81 she lang t-ss arrears - he FsrT
xssns11s O. prss1ns. A sraaAa lns Of cesss-
sea sgse $40 szyupae 81 sfsE-ea1 zere asss
sseeswez. T1aa Seyress@a csnAtEsoss % fhe
szasksf hna been ~ 10 iresns rEEssvess-
fSgtszsk2s i CO. viii - sxeFrsw sh5p =
hsies Ct hcps re yazssses - Es@EsanArs. O.
osss ara eazalsv 81 TITLE saSre freely lus-
rsow, lssc so hxTznz aeea recss7e<: yS<s.ez.
6xy ard 10 skx - 1sz-
NwaH AsDazg Axls Fg0DEgsE re-
c. EeEssEg xha LIST - hSzss re
rzssre lzsnA asm AID g<ssdasse reee1pss IT lbs
gnxs we're ~ saslems By rMEA---
lsHxrt EoHnS SSsg-p real rs tsEgx: Sf-
xsxse, Exxe thssre & EHsfsrn rs1awxy. 80
toss. By wHtAr-f- J k@T<y. 50 ssnzs Pre-
nfsr. teas: Duck ffnaser. - tsze- Fssrz
Etf2e 4ft&2e "a Ss5&Asss 49, $3.50
Ftees sTk sssss7ss teas
SHIPMENTS by rxis-Pax szgsa6
SAnrx -Sesz. - t0as. GSsazsss < Pa<et
s0zzd E4EafsSsl4 : tens E12ssSe- LAKE
rAngS & E9ssesH Railway. % foas- 81
Hsseg-x1 szsssl5s. tsEs sasss lola. tossss
Prgmief, u Isnss AEgEasrz. tors Mnn1-
sasnegT ton. Esr&xe. p to- Cara E-9wm,
IL tors. Ne1zks. tens. Ssagff2 saief- - ions.
MsehSgsn, ton Tefai shipments. ~
t0sss
NATURE on RECEIPTS. --5 czses drugs
10 esses esr&ss. 20 nkgs hardware, : cars
BAY = sezss nrsrk s1s sss Aga7- - Id cat
sse- : I'D Exn.sss, IS isa b0fxes. g III sheep,
40 cases condemned mix. 80 bexes heeea .
2ssa sa<Szs 8rsia FogSag. Il Sazs whisky. =
c1sss eggs. IS cases eoas oil, lie boxes ~
sne1 ard. rs e&sgs ard - bsss ard
81 pieces sznake1 meat -
haas. 6 ibis sugar. 3 eax3Ds chickens.
roop turkeys. 4 A5f KaEa, % eases kh0eA. -
hgxss axes, faxys kks Gait , esrs potatoes,
20 sks 0zionS, 20 bSxes sYpses, szFs pkgs
nrcoTas. a9,s8o q iHmbs.r. s95 bblz krae, 2
EEss E5o@.
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ra-pav,. yy.s,,,.r

sax FeASegste. Fsh. e1.--fna3ratisus Tar
q hours hours tes Oregon sua " ssasnxsan
Terst1tTS Fair weather ia SorthSxssarn
washington Territory. rain sasUN hese.
s0ashefly winds. brisk 70 hiRh en IRE eessss.
nearly stationary sets peTstsre, ssEtieaATg
signals eeaslans az the usaagA Of TIE
9-gsl0Enfs4a rfWes
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wALf.a MALTA Sgws.



wAfa.A NsLSA. Feb. "a fkee<-ssNss
pressed hgsck balssitag. wlth gvxaiss "a
ing<. VII. SOFA Ass vrScied 81 tAe ss,zssF
where now stands Baker / nsssefs assisss,a.
haax. II viii k occupied - sAc hSnk
when completed. DC geSr fsssssaf1 81 sae
present esslesrx eiss ~ retained aus; ~
fnodeied for ssse siet,osfs xzasts
ffr< ~. w. tseSasi. L. {. A. Eaewsgly sta
hanezs aeFS. hS2 ssssepaesS4 ass sSstssss =
tulafsssk sslctsulsHEs. copies bHxskx AsFsxs.l
here 80 ssss. XhH &xsk waA asssnsnr 5shssss
while GA duty al Pest Nsaas Mrs assss.sss
Esner, also OF tits cay. has EsgAFsv gpa.ss
ttsf us press ggssssaAs es tiAe aS8enes II
Language
Toe he@ri Of Fsa.c tAsz zfse-gs1aa ss.h
krunsa ssua seasFd tle pns.slgslsosa ~ :
pxasnatst la tbe sntefeSs al tAsa 4 xN
leaA assssFtscaf. aud sssss passed. ss<sss, 81
ncatsEt fsssosnssnas Ca the tssssata s.s Psus
VOL. y no nos have lssass hAsssis alta a.
Ia subscribing tie snhAa.sx Il 80 Nas.s
faisFoza sysierl
d. = Asisess, special inasan sesas. A.,
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Admfsssoa EeeeErea with fsy AM
sth~r Land Cssapany.

f,xw.~r. reE. = - -. - Il. 8.
.s-s 1890 80 -. Sc 5sssf<-s.rszs - -
reszsss ~ -. $3.50 81 < ssa gsssy -
49, go r.sssr sxvxrs $500 =
rs,~-.issr 1zs- sss - -, isesss - sszs
80 go $3.50 80 - ezsssss sss
,s.-e s-srss ssszrr.sx.rs II Il ssrs.sszsss f-zsr
see sssss -. rs-ssrzszss $500 res ~
go .,-.1Tg fsv 80 80 - ssss. ssssess -
ssss -. : .,. TSssxrsx : al mssxsaAs
49,. $3.50 Il ssryrsIs1ss rs,sssx.
- 49, - - sIssr.. sS "a ssse ssss
ststutssn2A sxsnTsztsan Is already ins9H se1
ia kaa 81 II sFssssas sA&s there sill b< SO
ssassiFy 81 aGssxzsz fsm Der 81 ms vicinity
* leAzz Il Il considerably expected sAzs
the eoa<aSt1tzez.2s esaseas@cH Gil - he51
in tails city. ard TIE peSpAe hsre rIa 81
oaee begsn 70 szszks TIE aesszszfs psep&fs
fisns % yTspsvsy ree<sFs t1e Fnensasevs 81
sa1d ecsFsassats. II Is ezp<esed By f1az
fzsae 20 have tkzs aes h6ssss ezsse EGszszs.
ard IL viii ke ps&tsd Al tag &4spossi ef tie
delsfatess IAe gTDasae Ep1u ssseA fAA
peosse here VIII sssza ssae ssailEg ct tsse tSEs~
weatSoE Isl tbs rsSy, u 0AsMy 10 TIE fsf<
TIA. fhe ferfsscfsal library sssz eszser pae
lie doeanent< which VIII Ase EssdsspxHSsnss
TO the eonssasfs1 are 5eNeses3 SeFs. ess1
viii he gAaee1 - TIE a1syofxs Of the eez-
sezslea.
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CLOSED BY THE TRUST.
fuget sound sawnffis Take Another
Vacation.

TAesxs. Feb - The lumber trust op-
Grating in tfs Puget soaRd country to-day
orscrea The PORT GanbIs, Port Ludlow,
PoFf EsskeIY, PORT Discovery, gssai1dy and
Y0rs Mssfisoa mllts down for period cf
eight DAYS The esEse assigned IL over
rFodne1lan ard aaiiness os fhe ya2rkez IN
Southern California This throws iSs9 men
Out Of employment Eaa eartAss the pro.
auetfon % Puget soaaa riils oyer SO go
feet tser day
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EKLso. Feb. 2z--J0e5 Martin, pEorsi-
aens farmer near uleqas, while cleaning
arm and three rita lie siiI probably die
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ientsNsfse5ss The White Cas-
s-% - >ae& skse ssKtsls -. ard ron
Efes to the ruYesnsr for zprfssg a. r s,Fn
tsssis Sol Sae al tl0oo o. ss-sS snS Z sesl
ssaAtsasss pSuziiF ~ ~ seRss Ia fse ssea
iS2sSafs toF participating ia White gas
xltssfAesex
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TELEGRAfHIc MARKETS.
enleass, l1yk srp.x MAaEET.

CHICAGO Exyg sTs-K MARKET.
cHfnAse. Feb. Cattle Receipts,
600 more aEtiwe AID steady 70 streag.
beesEs. s4l4f 20: STEERS, sxes. sso1kers
ana feeders 81 ~g6z SC. COWS. balls gad
aixed, 81 eSfa@ 10; busk, g. l042 So
Hogs-i sesse: pts, q Col. strong and &c
higher mixed, 50 s0As gE heavy. 81 400
50: Hight. a Sol 70. high. fstG4 IS.
sheep- Receipts 400. sEruDg. natives.
s. SOS 90 Western eorE-fe6- 81 s5194 ~;
Texas, So s.,
1vERTO0x. GEAfs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 22-is neat steady; de-
naaad fgtr: holders offer moderately, .
California. "a 81 per eesasal: red wesses q
spring. Is Id
Corn-steadys demand fzir.
sasTos WOOL MARKET.
fs0sTox, Feb - The wooi market has
been rather tame the E1st week. Prices
show no material change. but al easier
feeling has been eeyeissped ON ordinary
grades OF d0nestics.
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Republican 1seiary ia les Angeles.
las ASsk4Ks. Pes - The Responsiveness
carried gaarstay's Esty escnstaa ~ saassrs-
ties ranging fFssn La - @aSss HAxsrvl !
majority tex gssksG t. 800