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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
onIcaeo ro.IcE orrnaer.
The Eaissr ef the .'KanseS. Fls~ea ta
aTlI@ Faunr~e~.

sH1e&GA 5gz 4-Ease IRIS sFss-nesss
warrants ss<n sHeru oEs Esy pgifae lrsres-
isss Enazeid ssr he s7eess e J. :. WsSf
rruPs.stsr. All Se-srs Esaalasr. sazsa- u
sae 1sssss, Charging taesa XII. r-irzluss 4
b. 81 the TaAsirstlsn tsas zaarufaS q "a
znserFSgw W5gh rhe Hsfe & Fsn.ecssvs Fssssss
ezstEss i; Nzsea she eharEas5 bar nsssssss.s
zish sefiuE So = -franes fsr fsseFes- sssyl
as3eE * f7iz fasltee Esgssaza sahasss wzS
essEr irxEt Il ahs ls-tz
AE. Bza5as.;s NEs tEz Eiez.szfe'T E--szssi'
N Aas epSTa IL She TEsss lsaiisiaE aasi
taken 10 E1@ HsY-gsgE- s -seE xsarsar G3n
ArTlF4Hg a. The staten H-. 1saa lau-. was
s'fraSA s1fss : era zzs8 aeAerlFiss sreass.
via exaassssEaT ssaa. sazsfssF. ne
ssszec bshzDa toe ks-s IN wnieh NJ Tf1a-
iAsi H2s essaaRs1 j. 4 BsTreR. dark 30 !
5sso11s eEiss fnl & criminals f-s.m sass4s
81 .tse NuzSs zazters & p see eitF. A1-I8A
ns- Ne~s, ~Eaa has8 heard e fae Ha8sser.
aMTrsesi 10 1Ae annoy ws.A aafl tsr1s ~.
sad DanlaEs saE h3aas.sT were soon ~.
leassa ca iaa
>sseu sfssT TIE Fc5esss. however. Eess-s
y - atfsf ela'Ur se-a Fe-sFTessal % !
.iilslaf elszrse. EssleTress ftis TINE bF Capt.
ce aaek- Eazs9S were zsza g5Ten In tAss
faSe. a1st faE -sEf6gEaen arf Haw AZ iisearsY-
y = Sas1 s6a1 Sae1 Mr. lfgalap wss Grzi
sGSG1 - zsze ATE4eFF stzfses ds-sk TIE ssf-
seEnt kiualF suvi,ssl aiEa - nsks Inn sssIi
esiSssf0rtss bic Ia tie e,iea ~ The s12s5an.
= s.rf ssssa1 however. orseTs Heae reeelssss
trssEn aessl9 tfeyS. sEnEaaz zsag 81 IS sis n
"a. fgusa INSPECTOR htuEeta to p5af-a fAe
~ sslarr "a cell fhe sane - es cr8lHzzT
sts1n. aaa II sFss dgfae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
coNDENsED DISPATCHES.

a uestlnT ~ Panama ssaAi snsfz he.1efs
VIII BE- caayenea Ia fAuf gnsnafy "a
The Hungarian 60 ersmenf las difected
that grfeseF aifeniiug b. gwen ~ teh1h4ug
tserrnsa ia the hepiA
The a..ees ia lL4ly sre exHadiug. cass-
ing aegch dafa4ze. fseiFc pertons Srre
kfiied u oae hose 4Etsh collapsed
an eEp.osl9a q ere aasap in . eoiii9ry
ln the FsoriBee q oyiaS. Tpsin. eAase1
the deata - y peragus. ana EzaHy etaeFr
Hcre injured
King Milan. of seFfis, sue t1e crasn
pglnee srr absEf g. Fis5s ilsiy for sesne
Seskx TIE spf-oiniiaeat 81 The res ea3-
inet vii De- d1ieTrsd GHtil theF resara.
PrFsai&sion has heea RFaAlsa ~ the Can.
81 al PRIV nuunfii - tie Maniiana geyern.
r9eng 70 cross lhe ff4ek ~ kAe Canadian
Fzfite fzi.MAs. under ssftsia festf3cttals-
No faftG-r Ota'aelss wsli b irierpossd ~
the Caasl A. Paeife
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
rHE PUGILIsrs.
The Cardiff Giant w. Jzcksca--KII-
rain ". Sullivan

MTSSEAPoLgs, TAo. "A Eght - q finish
. between Patsy Cardiff Aa5 Jackson. THE
eoaared Australian, is Gnc Of the pussibit
itiss of the near future. prnf. joan Dea-
sadsoH received letter from member a.
the California Athletic Grub fhss morning
IN which the writer said that he Wuald sub
scribe EpeEsl purse f0z fiTiI 10 a iial.h
between the tao Incr. Donaldson Ssxs.
- srdid Viii certainly meet facksOs Il fhe
California cub VIII make : parse worth
aghting for. Jeeksoa j. crrEafa-
- very GOOD raaa with
his hands. bat ihink cur Patsy VIII give
him s. much a. he wants Il they come To-
gether, ana feel pretty sa-e the WHINE;
VII come from Minneapolis
BCFFALa Jan. s--kiirssn aai Mitchell
gave a sparginE exhibition here tonight.
These ware ssTae biSscs and crleS Tor suit
van 'garss4si" Davies. the n.zEeger. az
nognced thai Sullivan sRd kilrain wsuli
Taeet in Toronto on Monday morning "a
dTsW ~ articles q Agreement for a figh,
ior the championship and sle,es9 side.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
POST BUILDING,
For printed mail Eastern friends
Choicest Property in all parts Of the City,
which we W pleased show intenuing Purchasers.

from West
alaf in the
0i
adylc
the
Of
eeuso
the OF
on
in OF l4
white
utred -
OF Olympic
Of thai the
changefu their
r b rapidly pushed To completion With .
the
ehoase fact
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
PANIC Ar PANAMA.
when Work Ceases the Warknen
Must BE Disposed Of

PASaxA. Jan 4 via Galvcsi1nl Crest
n.leas.asss prevails here regarding canal
aEsifs, a. 70 news has been received OF
aav settlement having been ederlssi.
Work on the canal u being lesseuei daily,
aud total xEspensisa J. feared Tn}s
would ihroS thousands oi men cut o4
work, snd the Colombian govern Fssnf. IA
anticipation oi t-Suble. has s5aTesssj 3
efrcaia- 70 the eoasuls Of foreign counties
requesting fhsEl ~ obtain iuAsraciio41s fsf
TRANSFORMATION Of the citizens Of their sev-
era countries from the is.huus iR case a
a total c7ilsuse of Wo-k-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

jackson Street Addition.
IL lots, block 13.
IL lots, block Ia.
IL lots, block Is.
Only two blocks from
Gable road. VIII sell by
lot, block, or as a whole
at lowest rates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

SAg FEaSCIsctf. jar A-Fae Psctae
& sssf Steamship CofsP4ns aeW siesniei
Co-aua grrivezt thts morning from PRila.
s.elt,hia via Valparaiso. Coming from an
infected rz9sf sbe &Es Qna-aaiinec- %;
afie- teing visited ard faaiss ed b. ths
s4aagaufiuc oszlaer, was sfsCSed To Cock -
tae B-nzixzY wharf Sgs wEs brought
GU 5y Capt Charles fsoodall, gF., sod hsd
ea h1Ar5 seven TsassensvTs ffefa the E3si-
eru states and seven fr1l saip2TAisa sas
eagae inao Port IN aae order
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
ruE LAaDIosD.s WAX.
IrislsHasn nFaVely Resist EssetIan-
frarrlnrtnn Takanl a I.raana.

A@-+AA - y NAA AAsaNaAt - 4fHEt&s
hp a24S. JaR- S--Fhe s5ee1mens nf ira-
ants 81 0Hrien az Pert lagr4gh. County
h8uEsal. 3 - cauaHEpa ts-eeF Hae e
tors weat % tAe house IL a lgs saHs ua a a
Duuzaa aud found tsn plase defended Is 4
seufs % esrn armed vita n Ges Futrula = "a
behind the lonpaalsd gans. The IL sgls
wbg accompanied tie tBeiors xnife4ie3
taem - leRyt the hasssa, bnt thcv RECESSED
- laf AuF attention 50 tnNfn. fne fips at
Ma thaa Rad aua tie -. disfs Acrs aig1at
30 nre ou tsiS house. Whea t1c magistrate
sforped theFn aad aufncd the party fhat
he would give them an hcur to rrflcf. ca
tsle cosfse they wo1ia p4rHe, Afssr ihc
expiration Of The haaf the defendants an.
uoGRced inAi they uUslA NOT ase tise riGes.
Toe oAiliEs ant police tl1En ailaf kesl the
house. aaa after desperate 4tTnssie atra
repulsed. Finally priests ptrsaazied ths
f1en % Elrren9rf- D1rug The 1zht
police inspecirr was basily wgan1ed.
A dozen 0AiliMs ans pulies men werr ia
irnsd. ono ~ iaC defenders had MS law
fractured ard another vas hari9d t9@eaih
tae tzrricade. which "a broken Down 81
the ericioTs. and sustained scYeFe iuJafies.
HarEtscros T&KES 70 y1LLAHsEK
DUHLtg, Jan. A-gidHard Harrington,
sentenced "a six monghs' imprisonment for
Publishing IN the Kerry s&Assaei reports
counerninE meetings uf fappFeHFca brAnra-
- ~ The National i<a2e ~. uas today
Transferred % Iuliau1se isil aitirsd in
prison Eafh A crowd EA.hs red Al the rail-
way station . bid hisa faFuae.s. al be
wgs heartily caecred-
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Dinmig Acq aistes:.

SAx FEASE9sca. jan TIE secosG
tra. e gaas d Dilmig vas cS1elaaes-
tzis alze-U0as. zzo tae sarT. after oeilsser-
zf#ux Eas73y y hear, rru1e7ea = ycTdics
af arsuifiaL DE1ts Wks rAarFee a4fh
the EsErsser et Heary BeEhEyo1. Naase
Death created sGcA . srs1sAiaoa nEfe over q
yesr aEt, oE5ae . etTi4s1 letters SaseA
agsfs f1.R.l ~ she fizaE aa1 EhicA fEE-
g.or.E1 % Re e es1is.Ssisa - TIE Far+ .
EseslhaTUa tEzt b hz4 cz-=e1 ne dsz1a -
ais ssie-. Mr. Cecil A. G1Srgs several
Years F-gxaszs. zld laSr tar deed Bad a
a.. Grscu tiE9 ~ TAKE h5s eE1 Hts- Ass
Es@ers- hzss 41 ne = a. Powers, IS 6 !.
zu-ser sen-ss1s e aezta sar tbs z-.----t -
:. -.
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eusssFzt. "a. 4-fka1 aEe 6fGEf4
L.. ,s-s ssr j. .le ia-sgrlsr. a91 So 4a-
rsza1sl .a sevesffF. ftzss 81 ieffl1is sHs-r
IrrS r. usaFinrs uJ @aH IHsE rsaas
hare laez ssrgyss ~ ~ e7sTeew 81 he
Nr135E EaEeE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

FAsGfNNTeS. gsM. 4-Thr sregesarv =.
fla uavE Fss>saa gaeats g. t,52efxss fhe rss.
sarc ei 4 hali 20 creAte a rtFeyuc eattgr
service for trtasI1es-a ia1 horns hg Euita.l
states feFrG,1e vessels af seiugrlekesi sea-
f1-H . us ArCt-c -gz ziazs 0s t1r ier-is1fT
silVplaes siga t2ay Re fsFliisscsl l9 8islasrs
81 RFerAt q vEsecls uHa sa 90 fsF faf sus=
t,s,elsa aair fs.iziE trzHs staarr .t % 3 F.iast
80 safety Eae secretary s1-rls.s the f.-ss-
sncc af fF1sef vessels o.i thr whaling
grounds aaisi the Ciese - thr fsanae sea-
sra. tstc es,aalislln % al eac ~ Garg sia-
iirns - eeflEa uran lke Eaaialand. o. sap.
Ply. iu cass nt s1iunretE. ahritrr satt 81 r.
sistcn.e, su1 tae aiFlsaalllLF Sc - l1nz
q sn7ts 4a7 - reeEe rf s1i 1iFufeeAe1
p haicrEeE 81 ss-tFafs fssrsas
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sewsnan's nis..iax tp7n d11d<iaAe-
Sgl,,w s&r. fiad TIRE eas ia kiTssssssf'-
h.ss - rsrr vel : ftefie sefaMi gr9fn
r.9fr,sss Sx-Wsuags. nso stcte thai -
-. ~s-r q tyIs sezf kfn his lit sseg.
sfr f5Isssssone 80 snzzr:s aRerf<<i p
fAe inescsat
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RrsH on MADMEy,
Criminsi insane rrisaacrs Attempt
u r.es..a frnrr. 49,, a.rlr...

Aus ES. :. L.. fsR- t-Ts nleat lve lu;i-
mares sf iae c7i inai 'nza-e Asy u1 here
made q desperate Break fls frrlfiom.
Nur 81 zr1sHt has hsea leit iu rharar gf a
hall "A waEHh laert Hcee sg prlt1aefs Al
fave -aeie or7sfssgnlfy afg uiru sYraag
uP.iH ai3 $50 iu f,icir easc-nass - sre1irc
hiD as9rlF sore ssc claiming fraH ais
h1lis. IS la lize keys the gang speua3 fhr
doC7 lestiiuE % fae yEri Hert iissF
encountered another q faaaaui. aud an-
ofacr bat b took fisce LAE u'nces broke
his E4gsEaE la piaeas over iheir h3Hes
Tae iaszne aea ttlgmnhc8. bat Gaiaed
tla open ar 0alg ~ hs mtt rs fhlr1 a.
iellaat, whu Erred lrt1 fac gang d.sztiins
one ef t4eIn. This saut alarmed t. other
krepeSs. glo after hErd tgssls aceurcd
toe a@iusen aud returned them 81 their
f--iHH
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AMAZON DIAMOND FARMING.
4 Vast Braziiisn Gsessa-fssneh Bo0ght
hE an American CRmpanr

rlTTsBgRG. jar. 4--oGs CT the biE<esi
laHd deals ga record hAs been c1uSum-
mated with the Brazilian -. eminent as
Ne. York, Fiitsb-sr- 4na Washington cap
iial sts Tae Trineipal ob3ecf q the pro
nsufers ottse scheme Is 10 Gpen up vA.Ha-
be s.smond and goii-fessls in Fsr western
Brszii, and IA order 10 prosecute the inses-
!.EaiioB and csrTy on the Work = coln pany.
" Ia I Capital ~ Si4,eJe Gee i sn pfncess af
formation The graut Is fcE between 59elo
aHd 6e,oao acres ci land bordering on the
Amazon river In The resien 81 the Andes
lnClLt4sEs-
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wssHfSsToS, Jan. The EsTE asFasi
neat hAs h=eE informed faEf lever h9s a.
reared On fae Tszfic, and = 81 s1e istt -fl
a. Prince for home. Adsg5ENl Lucr sfsird
tasf the 5ss era, after ceslius a. ~a-i, Alfa-
wus'd 70 ba : % Peri an lFl. Aiit - -.
the Hnvfie4 gatsslssiie rsEzsi1Fa taeFe. a al
fgr a cre,E 70 ssks her zG-sA- II Is exf.eef
n fkat The United S-AseS stssEasT Oss- ;ses-
u7sF Al So-fsk :. will sz.l ta< P0Ei as sTlns.
IA z feS GEgS
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GnnId Nat cutslng Rats..

NxE ToEE. gaa --fsea-gs Goa 81 E7esl-
Geat cf the Missouri Faeiae. Sae1 sao7fs
= statement q tAe a9ek isiaad r0sG taAi
III. Miss uri Pacific vas eusuDg rAles =
Colorado points. Showed tslsSfSSi ron
s,are~si Wznazer Tornssad szglEz % CON
riafut shrgf ezftiur had heeD reess Eea
sai thss ~. pa iiii. - sistsEsz5i vszs rns1s
tr tbs Rocs Isaknd oszeizas Tor ulieTioi
s,arr,aseS. isaaid sisea thss there was no
saie-car;lag da his lines.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

DENvEr. Jan. the bisuniai mcssaee
q Cos. Alxz Adams. Mss delivered 10 the
general Assembly today. n shows the
state ;o b. iu excellent anancial ealsii
hoa he recommends an appropriation
Tor .hc ase of ihr enmmitis- ENGAGED in
promoting the enterprise 81 a deep Wnter
bal hor On the coast of Texss. asa literal
sums Tor the improvement of the state
peuiteHtlaries. insane asg uuls aud ether
state Institutions. HC recommends the
establishment 81 the fee system la eonnfy
osnees. aad tie passage q a high license
law
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
EouLANGEH norLY OPPOSED.
Republicans Of All shades United
Against Him.

PARIS. Jan. Mos; Of the Republican
jaE ma describe the msuifcsza issued by
Boulauger 10 TIE eleegurs Of the depart
useri q the seine as n ilssne of ezi8nBy
and b-ag, Aud say il Is not worthy Of dis
enssian. The taaiGls savS. As Boulea-
gers Programme is % ask the country 10
make its voice beard. ana the censerYa-
tives intend % vote Tor him congress ei
Z publican se1stOrE, deputies and editors
opposed 70 Boa anger viii raeet 81 sunday
- select a candidate AGAINST h8m-
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SuAEaHaf fra. A-ueuEF. American
AZ .ar q trs kinz Of Cor 3. rSs rftErned
20 s~oal afi- 3 shsTt staT here CaFeAa
Hsaiss ara - . critical coadigsOn- psuDy
siaias te hxFe tEe npgsr hand Of hNng
Has, ChsHese yiesrgy. Eg eFesy fosnt
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NNsaIss7Tcy y, las E--E1e Ffesi -e1f Ie-
GaF grsasEzs1lfsz 20 gre - = eazl "a azsi-
- fass fruzs the secretary 81 EtG-e. refess
ssraa1lag thai an Appropriation q 2l-ss-4sl
tss zss1e fs- taz aslef ui fss faz24-4r- q
certain gzp4aese sza5sess sho ssrr kllie-4
90 ztf ss5an1 Il laz II 2z-e2, 1ses, -
sEzs fr&-n f2e Ezifrsf eF2seS s-eAzss-lls ?
sxsrxs E-scssez
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ELAINE IN WASHINGTON.
he VIII raxs she Winter in the
Csufsai

EksHlSaTos. Jan Represent tzsive
wilaasn water FEeiFs said - Al Ass1-
eiare1 Press gEsa-te- t0-dsE LAT Blaine
Is Eer- f1- she pGT5ssse 81 -eeCTisE q
Essa =. fs- the u{a3sr far higu self xBd fsz-
lis. Phslfs wss asked .f BlAise zkS EoiBK
. fa1isusYaas, SD said "He las lot
thauEat q going rheT~ M-- Blaine viii
tas< Quarters N Ia Se-rsax1ie Eas5inE-
tsa McLeaa's res hotel. Fifteenth aud
streets Thsy are ,sow h<iEg ftled AZ
Tbe fxm.lF Eill rezch here usz. gees .za
sueni TIE Nzuter - y Gsasngr1a-
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: city 81 Three Thousand InhabI
taut.-Dfsper@ed.

hANsAs CITY, Jan s--The Ifmfs has Ell.
vices from spfiAzcr. Oklahoma. thaf the
martial Law order % fga years aeo has
hev rzt ~ force. and sac sqHatifrs are
De- siupsoE springer g. a AIfle over
thTee Neekk old, bst the day before yea
tercsy Il hAs q population u ICa Soi
disrs arc vigorously en.0reiug the aasisr
aad settlers are oacy lag G3fh Alacfity
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neml, EtrIa.l-n b ,faarIa.

HauHFn. Jan. 4-NElls the eHaleEee
we're iazviug the Opera fiskier 70 niEas q
tsaa'l q ~ lsz.ca uekT b. wif1 a trctnH fisl0us
regafg Everyone Co t5e vicinity wRH
tl,awn ia.s panic aaa great sxefieEnent
r-cVs.lc3 isT e ttrae- ~ FgFfeu was ia
jsscd aaaEfef. b1l tise osliid nrs Ia tae
neizl ss1raoa1 were sa1sr-f
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sTEiKEEs RIorINe An DULurH.
Italians aud Police Attacked by q
Gang of Caaa Eearers.

nrlrFsf Fsa. 4 --Hne atftAe ~ ga hear-
err u b-.oza az scfiags A gHux - ifaiszus
81 wosk this mcrninx. guarded ~ pe1ns,
WeEE afta Ectl By % .tgskers. There EAs q
sharp aEHi. The police us8ng clubs ffesiy.
TIE slfikeFs wcFc ns4iif erivea 90. Il is
reported taai auotAsr aEht - 10 progress
~ annsheF anck
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STATESMEN OK IMMIGRATION
Socialists. Italians. Anarchists aud
fh.nrse sn.ufd he Prahihited

l.oc5syILGE. EF-. Jan. s-SazHs tine aga
the S1eiets for the Protection 81 frseGaaB
and t.ichI. siHsas German oFgs aizstiou
of tAs< city. satTcss O cffers 20 Pres De u
Cleveland, secretary Of sac Bias art IA
sdlus Cf9izaus. asking their views oH TIE
81 ject q immigration. AasWers have
lzaea receives. from nuDt=r. iuciuGIne
pres5 4clf G.eveiaHe. y no stared ;EAT Is
pleus were fuily set forth ia uis message,
aaa lnat be hAsl nothing - adj.
Secseis-v 8aEara sassezed that By
virtue of his pssztsSl ig would ~. be
f.-azit- . b "A TO EpFcss 81 opinion.
~enz.ur q sTEaa tho ghf Ghe centr4i
Elr,rs-z1 ua15aTls furnished -n,si citizens
lIsmi- -Fatla1 frsra tEosc couHtTies sh0ali
lse eueaarGrsti, Eith proper restrictions.
S-uzfor khEr1 answered at 1hs
CaInese ssea3 h~ rigidly eEelHied. sd
lsss Gns were IA 20 wise bezsacis. ~ 1as
c-uafry
CaaErcsszzaa kiehzFd Guufber sasd a.
- ITS a=d zGAseaists should he eT
elased.
Cu~erfesszau COX thoEFhs Germans and
iessa f1a3e The hsSl sit4z ~. Gad lmul S-s
,soa Nith prppss restrictions saoHi1 &c ea-
t-o8rErrI
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rst.I g.,Iroa.l ColI,sisn.

gaEs EEsk. Jas s-tu s9si usEsd Fn-
.ar P4 ls irs Eas fFAu crashed int8 ths
rear 81 tsGu s-aIGias ea Medicine Boz
CFec. asl1Eg. 81 afs-alsr. In the e3-
fsassa - tae s-zndin. tram. fFo isisFfGfa
GnsEasu-s ser aslees. flnc q tlsus. gaz1ts
Hafass wzs issfanffe - led
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sax FKkScIsC1, jan 4. ms usentlsi =
~ 81 ne state board af sIIs culture. sa11a
- =. issued. states hat EHr1nE tue Frar
ending June "a lSss. oTsr fl2-ees1tt y flri Z
q saw six vas imported Eero1zs s2a
Francisco fra& sEp4l. sa1Slee ne =
s-orrsuce es fasterirg the iz22sfrF - a.
is-uia At-oszs sa.fsa SIX TosrlEs Nr7e s&lsesl
sssa Distributed gratis tro19a i1.t Ilc - {
fsy The board daziDE the ye2F-
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ELooDsmKD Is FEARrp.
Coal Miners az Esasrsss, Me-. 90 On
Strike

sT ioCls. Jan. --luferEratiau c.1faez
iaom EmsEssu, NO., 90 slc WAtash AeFt-
era. that serious trouble 10 likely 10 necnr
there aiaonr the fasBera The miners ~
kmrrssa. ah4ch So ka0Rn a. The EeinEt
district. arc feccl Fiug hBt - cents. Wni.a
thpse ia Thc remainder uf the dsstrscs ra-
eciye a, aad fea~ins saey vii he cut to
The EEaersau tlzle 81 % eent, have called
the kmersan men nai. hie0asttea Il
icgneG
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cHfcsGo. Jaa. IA lsrteT sirned a. ne
ChlaaEp shtla CEas Aa- aeel seas = AZ
sAsR e.eFau-a Ea1 sless TaGezIY "a faFe.t
81 lAe flaFates. 1la9. e4falDg saesa tA41 y
has cal 1nss ls-zsle ey.an. n4fl91 tAs4g
sas4s -. - atiaD ID -
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wnhssl,arre Murderer. Caught.

FHrLspELTaIs Jan TT e believed that
The Murderer oi FsymasfsF J. HraiBsfi Nc
Glare ana Hugh FiGnBarsg, who Sere
sssassIasted 90 the mountains near
NilkesbsrFe. 90 Oct lq last. and FobAssi q
sl20oa. are IA :he cusssds q PiBksrton de-
ieciisgs of fhls city. E1d .hsi part % me
money has boeu recovered. u il eldleait
60 nbIa deGEiie iliarzastiql.
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CLEFELAxn. Tea f~Two zeal rs4EsFa
faaxht = 1slo-f h-atai ssf due! "a f8e pres
eaee 81 ~ rru and a8nca IN Jasper
ssHuf~ sesre-Iar lac usea we're named
O. assF aud carr 1ae lsftes sss
knr - est 10 fAs fartY Eiafn rauad-
Eoth vs-e ker-.biy yn,@-ae.ed AL s-fAE'
u-sH
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Ftc-oEgA- gsa- s-Thsss = u1thiHz neH
. in eonrssIso1 Ni-h tsr n issrs sfsiks -
WeiiiasfuEs eKecyt that .se uaiasrs DE-
man1 Hon E8hegt Dansz1uiT's pfaaenes
and IDS lGgtef refuses - -. Tue miners
r-flse - fakz iH-.- r1eis oEt 81 ghE EaiaFF.
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rrzvr4aEa. FE1. s.-tzoEe A44es
ef 80 eriEiHA2 =. -sa9.esrs q - -
A. pl Co. yesfrrgzF elxs li.s k-iel'fs
~ szsssy Aisss- ~ 4~px Sc n-Ati - =
-. n -, rssisss.ss,.s isss 4 sa- t&za. Hess
f.v5se s8s fae cause g 13s -zia Azf $50
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rhr aeIasn oa,. sreslal.

PeKTLtsD. Jan 4-Deiegate elect John
n Al eH uss la the city fs-say an9 Jeff this
evening iur PUGET S5ana
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stE FRa aTeisco. ian. the fourth body
ui ne siz victims of Christmas days boai-
Mr. Annir scott
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err - sExIcg. 5za- t-Adrsesz fra
fs7r-savr ssrsr f-.4t saefa Pa fessss : rslzs n
ffrf tstr a@zfast aos2e tz.~a1 1si<sss w1e
vae~e Kstseee ~ sss rggsa aee
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roREIaS NOTES.


The iondon Metropolitan Board Of
Works pT0pDaes - spesla nearly 81 90. :
90 IN widening fhree tsercsgbfzrez -
seeond4FY iSnpostanoe.
Mlle. Pope.is. wiso passed. TIE iax
examination ~ tae University OF Bfax-
elles and reserved her dir.otHa. vas de-
uied adai-si0n 70 the bar.
According . fhe iart sn-ss. ct Ia
dia. there are ro fever than - 90
iepers in that country. The british
AsfAoriEies are rnlesForing - extlrs
pate the dreadfal disra2e.
victoria Woosahuli l. rsid to haze
tzkeu % her abode 80 Paris. uhsrs
he has bought a bo1ec for 1eops
francs. IN which -he hnpa 70 fossnss A.
Ia ,iiaIlon for the fres adaeaiton q
women
It's said that Szxony furnishes The
iaree-t percentages Of saacster o. any
civiilzesi state The na<nbcr iasl fear
was ,f0i, or ore 20 abc1s every tsres
thou snd ot the p3p1taiFos ~ ts7i
The to,ai numtsr was xtt
A British surveying stsAnsz q -
tons has been launched ready scr ssfsty
Eiih engines aboard esnpafse- 49,
rcrnAfks-l tat within lev Fe&f* -
launch 81 arishei shire rcnia = tne
rale insfe ID q the en- egEoI-
TIE Freneh arlssxs. taa -wsrss
q .hsga az leasf, nHet be fflofissss't
Zoia'5 fsst look. - Ksse AeSs1 e
- : sharrstaF ard sE<s go moe q
tnraeat lie. and = aisf iFs.s q u.s.
ftt. ~ y NJ hA8 ID 1aT isxsAasa a
afo.-3 ~ ensgll4F, Gi8lst 10
Lone - ass1a Esas tis-e r4-g = =
ssza - the mo { e4fef.si = nsesfess :
eaa tss most tarceent 81 r4ssss'sssa-
-, <rs..s.ss..,,.
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PogrLAau. Jan. a-ArA y NJ Thornton,
widow - the iRfe Qlinn Thornton, died
~ saiEsn at ,. ~. t0eay. nhe vas "
sFavs s,fA
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EkS FKANcSac0, Jan. s--T.le "Gaiden
.sAtc special Eesfibaie tF4la argixrd 10
nighf with "a y.assenKsfsL