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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-03
HELD FOR rHE GRAND suRY.


PoarIASD, Feb. 2--The preliminary ex.
animation al Mnrgis schusou and kkuen|
Woodward. charged, with the murder az
Frank Cunningham. was rn&umAd In tho
police cssxft this afternoon. The 6Ht Wit
hess called for the defense w6A J5tSnh
Taylor, tho testified to keoiug Cunutnk-
ham In Frank kiserAs saloou. on Your}k
street. between Yamhiil and Taylor, u.
twsea the hcurs Of . and : .. "a. on The
morning OF pecemheFeS, lSSz. He recoxs
nixea the body seen in the morKue. isans
the remains ef Frank Cunningham
In delivering hts opinioa. Judge Turner
said. Il messsd Ike little mote time "a
think over this matter and give Il muro
attcnfion. but, a. suppose the descendants
woasa Ike to know whethGr they
are 90 be held or discharged immcdiately.
| might s< well give nay dec1xion of the
case n once. as well as 1t any ofheT time.
/ have no doaht Frank Cunnlnehaw wau
murdered. Dr.. G. n. wheeler testified
that tha character Of ths weuNd wessld
have been different had the Decreased ~
eeived ff,s saiufies from which be died by
9 fail Hs thinks the wound was rsDduce6
By blow. ard, under the Testimony ~
dnced, believe nan called npoR 70 hold
tie prisoners 20 answer before the Kf<nd
safy. There mar ke atAer testimony the&
win pruxe che pri&suerf fnnoesncc. hopo
fh4re - The order Of this court II that tho
defendants be held 10 appear before ina
grand iary without bail
Considerable donbs sxisfs IN TIC minds 0f
the police. ~ 20 whether they can convict
the defendants ol this charge.
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THE MAYNARD SITE.
The Commissioners VIII Examine
Every Place Surrrsfei

FAN FRANcIscc, Feb. z = Senior-loga.
rnander c. NJ Chester. Lent Commander
stockton and Capt. A. T. Mahsn. the latter
in this citv yesterday and are now e. the
Palace. They comprise commission dele
gated by congress 10 examine aud report
on suitable navy yard site for Oregon and
Washington Territory. Capt. M&han said
he and his colleagues would remain here
until next week aud then go north.
I'VE shasl carefully examine both ORG
gon AMI Washington Territory, said Capt
Mahsn. "we viii go from here to Portland
overland, and either on our arrival there
or after our visit 70 Page; sound, viii thAr-
oughiy examine the Colambis ard the fa-
cilfties generally In Oregon for navy
yard We viii look over Puget sound from
Olympia down 30 Tacoma aud Seattle and
eli around there. of coarse We have moth
ing 60 do but 70 recommend what we deem
the best location
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They Have Full fisas OF All Our
Defenses.

%Ew YORK. Feb a-Snppier1eat$ry 10
the announcement thai q tseftnaa lieuteu
AIT had been sens "a this rsgentFy 10 exam
sne ear i3eienseS. the TSzs<g says t Is a small
matter com mnmrrd With sss actual cD01ii80a
af affairs X asserts that Germany eta
ksansIg has ageats who keep Esossed on ali
fhe details of 0Ef asfefsses. sud have eos7-
psese piars al all our shiEss, ctr. thss lt
sends naen 10 this eonnsgy 20 volunteer Ia
sae a<uy Aud uaFy - sofa faaa soldiers
asd sailors, who. when trey eheeaH 81 The
kAow Iessgc available desert kad rs5ssrf 70
tie geserAmeaf- The TfaseS nxseTts that
baron xoa SsoEaSerw. an gifsref
af hlEa rank, aas psfsseas lncoknis0 asftse
sseent traai OF Laittlxkts 9yneHisle gnD
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CRIMINAL RECORD
Astounding Thievery Of an|
Indiana Politician.
roErLASn cn1NxsK M nAxo.


ISasAxarosax. Feh a-TAe fl<ss a.
County s~.erk yeAn 4 sullivan cons<nnes
the uFcerroSt sAeme- As inv<sttkattan nf
ais &ssslss progresses axtcnishfsx reve1n-
ffsas of ereakcssSss< are hroaxks - the sux-
faneI Eaouxa have already tusned ~
stamp aim as the most conzupama&e raScn1
Of the sias. he robbed everybody. ircln6+
ing bis vile, his bc~om friends and thelr
fraends. hts political associated. orphaus,
widows earporatisaS. the county and The
Essopse, rieAg azst LETT Thc frauds that
have hsn brought 70 light alree1y aGkrc-
gate la Araoaaf over t1oW0 The uooe
fns1sfs charged 10 hia hands ere -
knowss<1ge<I 10 have amounted a
The oc<znntae ef this week b &E&0o4
n<zsce fhea OF epDnsy mcn<y fhere ha1
asea paaa into his hands nearty 1SaOGa
frsaabEr ssout 81. 90 "a these nnuneys won
applied so legitimate a2cs. aud Il Il SUP
ps,>S<i the balance Was Sso}ea.
kxeFy ssafn nss4iS soma neH cre<3ftox,
ani II Il evident that the lUenc1
arc not yet ueas}y all reported
suits without namasr Art beznx fusfituaed
against Satliyaas hozssxsme1. Tha anxrd
OF county commissioners met this nfxor~
Econ and apposafe1 joan r. Wtfsun. =
sssk kSnewn attorney. 90 fil eat xuiliyan's
uhsx xaire1 sesus
A midnight the Investigation into Iohn
n suiilvaass erssakcd tgansAasious showa
total 1eiAlcatson and taelt al cver &ls6.NN
with more returns "a hear fsosn.
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THIRTY THOUSAND rRAMPs.
They AE Learned wIckc,iness in
Their Tender Years

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb 2--Gen. Harrison
had comparatively faw prominllnt ont Of
fcwn visitors to-day. Alexander Hoge.
land. president OF the BOYS ind Girlx'
National Home and Employment Assocta-
tion. presented petition In rsiation 10
congressional action ia behalf OF the
boy tramps of tho United states. Ihe
association ASKS through the president.
elect that congress be appealed 81 10
make wholesome laws 10 aba.te what
has grown % be national evil II
recites the work of the association. and
cites reports showing the extent Of crime
and depfayify araoagst youngxtess
Efageiand says there are s0lco confirmed
trslrps in the country. ell OF whom come,
from this class Of aegiecsed boys who are
permitted TO acquire their criminal pro-
cisriiles st q tender age. An Interesting
argument in behalf Of government coas
troll OF these dependent youths Is made.
- far as can be aseerszlucd at fhis
time. cabinet affairs are Ia sfata quo. aud
there is less speculation to-nighs taau Tor
several dayst
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Maxv.lI settler. Arrested.

TaISEpap. Col. Feb. 2s-o. II. MrAsans,
orsoa DHelsng aud :. y. Bell were arrested
here to-day cfaargess with nsansahnxhFeg.
and furnished bonds 81 500 each. Me-
Mains was on the WAY 20 Texas aud either
sssses tsl appeal 10 the whole people uf the
,suuhlie Tor Justice 30 the seit5ers On the
Maxwell grant AcMaius was seen tonight
hy an Associated Press representative. aud
said the charge was ahsasd on Us fate. that
they could not kase slaughtered fss.ts own
friends He says the defense Of himself
and associates viii be that THE hsr~s tools
less summer. " fsleh resalteG In the death
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STILL -VEXT SAMOA
Australia Alarmed at Ger
man Aggression.
ALL THE GKorrs IN DANCES


WAsHTsGros. Feb. 2--The SECRETARY "a
state to-day received q exnse frasa the
United States cusnmsx<zoner 10 the Mel
oonrre exposition. saying that the federal
eoslaell oE Australia hks adopted an al
dress 10 tee ernwD. viewinx vita deep
anxiety the recessf events IN samoa. sna
fasurtnx treaties gUarxusseSnx sndepen-
sse1see ia Samoa. and also expressing the
cEssEaion SAsx forciTa dominioa In Saraaa
ez<ssDgers the safety Of Australia
Ssc-xtary Eaysrsi said ne regarded TIE
action cs the Australian nufAossts<s on shr
Sazae4a question zs xegy important. fnAsr
mach as ss tnxiscsses that the people of
thai large and prcspereas ensony Looked Il
the situation pretty mach In the same
light as sas lAEnertesn people 80. AID were
not disposed 10 look f&s0rahay 1pun for
eign eslercxehsacafs iE their vicinity
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rhe .Naturarixatien nin Rerlsed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The house eoRl-
uitsee on Judiciary this sfternola had the
naturalization bill again under eonsldera-
ton To meet the objection made 70 the
original biis, that IL woasid operate 10 pre-
sent the intending citizen for acquiring a
honae Tor his family daring the nveyesr
pref afionary period. II was suggested iant
a section be added limiting the property
rights Of aliens who may Gle g preliminary
declaration OF intention 10 become citizens
10 the entry OF one homestead To ff the
case of Indians another section was sug,
gested extending the privilege Of natural
ixafion 10 Indians la cases where they ~
noance tribal relations and AssGssae slyi-
Hzed life. The members who suggested
these amendments were reqRestess 20 re-
daee them 20 form, and the biz as
amended win be further considered nrxf
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A Eose TIME comrsa.
District TELEGRAPH Me2eestger.

WASHINGTON, Feb. the electoral vote
Of Florida was fae only oae not received
by President pro TEN Ingalls, within the
time fixed ey law fer messsngefs % pre-
sent the packets 10 him la acs,ordAnee
with the new law on the subject isf count
Ing the electoral vote. Satfetary BayaKd
upon being notified If the delinquency.
appointed Law Clerk Bryan of the state
department special messenger % secure
the ycte. Ee ssarsed Tuesday niight aud
returned thas morning. having made the
trip in very short tirne, and thss after
noon handed the yofe 10 Ingalls, He
heard nothing of the missing messenger
appointed hy the electors on bis trip.
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sEwArL VIRTUALLY REaoyEn.


NkxHES0Tcs. Fets- z--Et - lSafNsd from
sassr4ss deemed reliable saat foexsIi SieSs-
ssasl ess@als has rsaae 81, preparations ~
~. sSsrsabsssesl ss thai oAs he received uDis
ff4sas Assistant SseseiaFF hssess asksAg tsixa
IA fs4ls af yase state .. EssgEs ssesF. ws7sea &c
a. AID N2z then seia ny N5sss tasE ~
zzs sss ssklay his cxssnTs1e-. - sse osEAsna
II xeer~fssIS gAmsssaz with tic sstsastsfa EEaI
was as seiksh IS seszt1F a., zs US as1t siiss
w.ssSg F.s~sa M1siaB ~ss&ait ce4 nfsw re&fa
sss4- nor sail natli xsssag ttase IA ttr easiF
Fsars 81 Atxers Ills uEsxnslss1 hsre - sir
rssxlsx asJssa..s shat he witl asf D. sss9ss -
K. rsssastt y ass sgSseis5 saF4aeifF.
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CALIFORNIA IN IAN SCARE.
Exaggerated Reports from Antelope
Xaiiex-- Il hiskx MD lf

CARSON, New. Feb 2---wori carae tod ar
from Antelope valley, near Tom Rickef's
ranch. that tssre had been an ffstian nsl-
hresk in that vicinity. Two intoxicated
Indians killed two Italians, and the In
Giars were put In Jail This brought IN q
crowd Of Indians from California aud Ne
yads. who were AZ last sccounts threaten
of the troubles is in Mono county Cal.
Gov. Waterman has been .elegnIphed TO
for troops
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 2--Tn,g compliance
WITH the governors instructions, orders
were issued this afternoon for q company
of state militia 20 be IN readiness 10 go
grasa wss received from the sheriff of
Mono county this afternoon. stating that
troops were not needed, as there was no
isafYlediatf, danger
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BOUGHT A GOLD nRICk+
An Aneient swtnaie Worked - Z
CalifosxssA Minsng xxpoet.

Los AsasLxs. Feb. 2-{seorRc Hooper,
q well knowu miuipE man, u the IaerGt
victim of fhe gala hrtsk swiadIe. He
was approached In SAN Pex5rp last week
hy yeanx man of rough appeara1ue, who
asked II HuYper Was not eumpant0a ~
the sfragpsr's father ia . Nevada nina.
Hopper remembered the nAsnes wkssNnpon
the young man told . pftiful fale -
hardship, exiting with an efIntneton
that be bad brought from Asxicc
q gold brick which No @au3d dispose Of f0f
a sHsu sufficient 20 fafe himself and an
indian couipanioa back 20 Aexica A.;
gamxemeats were made whereby Hopper,
kss wife sud the stranger came To Los An
seles and The latter led theta 0sas 70 C4A-
FIenga eeDyon.
After Q fisesnns climb up the mountain
aelufnp Of brush HaS reached. from I hiehx
on whistle frvnn the ycunE m4n. - In
dian appeared. 1ssrinx q small Parcel.
which. when exposed 10 view. ap}seaSed -
q disk af Kosd kASuf the slze Of dinner
plate
After inspection the pasty returned 10
ths esty aad Hopper paid over tfp01s -
celesnx in faxura she sItsc. The Eec<tI
y0aug lpan and his fn1imn c[pr1r
ssnlan disappeared. aad no1hink
fisrfher tame OF the matter
iiIl Hopper 10 oar received note from tie
esaupss walnA IaeonsealIy inInfxned Asm
fsset he had been ssiD5led The bsttk y
now ia fhe hAsssis pf the chief II poiiee, n
whom Hopper to-fss tcid The stofy.
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TsDfAga soIss. Feb 1--jaseph A. Assafe.
the insurance cxasexzi.r, undoubtedly has
been located Ia Montreal bf tbs
Canadian rsoiice. Telegram IN
taag esfect has been Fssee5Tsd
to-day froEa Montreal. u states fAzt 3
yro,Isa,a accom- pxssss Moore. The insurance.
rpf1panv. 80 Far as eau be learned. has
done nothing toward rEanlnE soEa
Moore. They bare not opened ceasnsugls-
cassen with fhe Nontreai police ei' deies'-
,lfe@. The lazy who - referred 10 Is
Doubtless Messrc' ) daughter
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In facs did net 80 the snxsssnrer e al.
zac the cunxe-sakSon relative s.s III 8r5rn
took pssce fefxee1 Rz1feErss serrstxry xnEl
tie n<zeenssr. me sxil e<Hxzzhs 81 csnn-
z1E2 GsSf Tat O Brsen ~ sFsechiSss. Or
tAe esutrxry. he Is 41xse well sass night
ana se-axs
fxzhTr Mx-Siaxr. s< f,anccnelzy. = n sen
fz1fe1 - nve weekss smpxssonznent % d&x
fgr e6enzsx Easte< the crimes stt-
Constable Eissrou- OF xlldysars, las re-
sfgued Ee profess szz1nst the harsh rreat.
ase1t Of o Brssn ~ sAe Y<ssen efzetals Al
Esaumes
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Ysertsxe. Feh z--tsAszaes sEs wzrt
Tgfseeg. said 20 q retired arssE 9ztesT fEs'fa
s-agIf.srn5a- Ssss arrested shfs za1sati1< 9E
fsssrs a. tyrpwss, sssse1Tsg from S1staest FIJI
say sslghs ne ftrgess cAee< % slse ktrs5
NnfsenAs tAzk se~ 1s IS. IN me kstszie =
Ys4uaAszer gArses Z. Canbys =. =. 90.
Fn5slnx shs. falS vassse fnezessrx llAe eSss-
BRIT = a sarzse. ti1e s9a ksgS- weiss fxsssasl
saAzs asous 80 years q age ae = tazsa =
~. assgase essssGsessfea IA GassssTasat HIS
= a - ara issse.E I'D eaATs Acre MassAsy
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n.suAncg Ora sans. rnn'T ALI


SIX Eika~xzACs. Fe0 2s~fBa ssSseMssskF
Ess2zasng Sssss asrssxe 50 esf fzsssn siS4A.ss.
uaesssMS sslanas. wheFe kzstetss3, $50 ss~.
v.ssssss kfnx ssf -zaeszz Nas iAks71 ~ tizs
sssrtasssss tzAsss tAktE&@ rrsssk sA&+
s4ass Ss4aGskS IS tAe Sssasa f&ne oSsAa
A. zfnaaaEss 6xAak fsuag s. sassssss ~ rss 50
gfAssleutss. He ssass~ tss@s Ps%ssSss l*seasss.
. ssss xsslss ssssxsa q s5sa 80 s&tesFs So sNsss
sessss2s o. Gseruasxy- Tssw e@sss43 ssssssFe-
.ss -. ss,ts..ssssy al ssnsxnxssT 81 sae Mar
sssfs r-esst, - xf.srmSe ans1 Aa1 gssSs sssz ssa
3 esssss-xzSs ~ szesss4gx e@azSss A.1e
ssssk go rezsgsessa51s-
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CHAMPAGNE FROM STILL WINE
In Invention that VIII Greatly Benc-
III California

NEw YORK. Feb. 2.-~Ffos. n. y. H0fmeis-
ter OF HurtembaFy. inventor of = new sys-
tenn Of making champagne from rtre stiIl
wines, srrlyeG on the steamship Fravc To-
tsay. lie and his assistant, DR.. Cats, have
come 10 response 70 an invitation from
New Yerk wine merchants. with = view 20
apYiyiRg bis process 10 California white
wines. lie sass the AmeaeEns can be-
come extensive exporters Of champagne
ana still wines
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a snaxlsng saic1de's Attampt ~
Finish m Nesffnussf1e. 1t.

McNsnsvraIz, Feb a-sThls afsef1soun
aisous ! aieisszk q stranger walked &afQ
JsshR nntefyss szfe4n, washed his faGx ana
hseds and eoSnbed bis haif. fhs 0ex-
kespsr fefused - give hins anythinx -
drink ~ hss ..seskssa unweIi lie vse nslef'
wafsss aeked ~ 20 the bar snd Rfsen =
drink. Hs then proee<dsd 70 - auts
ha3ase
Nothing more was aresf Of hirn unks -
I'd nkaatez lad xlasae6. shsu he ru$eed into
ssse kas4aon. fgFsag1 oa the iaNErf of a
whis&y barrel, ya.essi his t8csisa uBeeF y
aiaes aFank a. last 80 tle ff1aof r04IzesA
Tlae hars esBsr Irrkes hsfa susy. Ana 81
esfxeTesi ae stas essyrfed wsss bhe<sl 10
mas fAksm tG ! ssS~toss4 0fsatt
EExhf OF asne ststzs wsse df&sof<rta
alssqE biz iseArt @n3 a ezih srf0se am
ssnszf. Tbnfe OF fsse ssshs sere ftrf efsctt
~ EzfssF7afsnx ksss! kzsNEEs. &aA azsu 9f1sxs<
sasssetrAsffsa tkd ssaEt 81 ne t<1rx- 10
anansax eefss sSxesssG 1he sbsrInnoE -
eaiaTxs "a sssa An exsmItlafapn rf t1e
ssSt s1asr 6issrssi p<elset kfzlfs y - -.
sIssess ase @sHl1sse k1srsfe 1kI ahnsee4
sHe pa11Gszsk a.
n r saptaAest 10 &c froau rosslS1a. xsH
~ !. fes @i4asssxe snce<xaAsly. Mn3 fsNt
~ = = s4e esfSsfe. lie tvfsnes g @ kas<
Sis n3zaa. lie ssea 40 f&pEfx Hf - saas ss1~
ssst 1tsa Hs i Na11ntfs sHHf kS9Ht =
E.ss3 s4gss istehea sals. ssxxut V fes4 go, gr
ssakxss sss4F.sss ks.eassr~. eraE4 <.4y -. -
AID ssaesssss sssk eaAf. y ~ ~
y wkssaes - il iasans % ~ -
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fsilfernsa Hlghwaymen F'oIiea.

tsR.sS yAilxy. Cal. Feb. 2-~TAia after
t.sef. SaxF. skawes. 81 the Nork-l Banner
rasne. wAfle censng tnsn on ho-sessAsz,
wae ssoppess on sAe road ueer hers " tao
HaaSkesf men, . 40 made htm GtsEneuut
atgsi ss4rehea hsas. Tares Thousand sls,.laza
goTaa ef haigsea wkS or AZ ematoas cofz-
s,,sy 4, sasvr. aiyd when Dsek EsneeEt. tae
bsls DRYER arrived where SkE~Ss w&8. Viz
eeas Saraped srosa the scat. ard ssitA :
sf.sssstn il hsnd. sent - ssewes reains.
Xinvpuf 6 rsss fwo sAsss This nebsesfs rma
4rssss tFs.s hrsa-;s sstss ss@eArSzf
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rowpER suRxEp aER FACE.


PHsLApELrHiA, Feb. About mIdnight
the body sf q woman aged about q. wen
dressed And nf respectable app<arabce. wne
fouud in = yacaat fot in the northeastern
section al the city. On inxpection fk eee
fBrnd she bad been ssot through The head
and that tho weapon had been held - close
as TO SINCE Ike lace with powder.
Resldrs4fs IA the aeixhborhood heard 4
shot short time before, bat paid no ~
tspfEon 70 iL A man named 6cor9e
hira
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rhe ives, vtrrsssa ssnasarshIp.

CwsaLEsrox, " Va, Reb. 2-fs isins
session IA. day Of tbe general assGfahsys
there was baE one bat % txkea for uastsd
s.xIsa senator, aaa Il fesals~d: kertaa -.
ssox -, :. i. Hswxv tJahss Isslsori !.
judge aFaaslon 1; 9tssie aansaer u s91es
east, 81 necssssk arg to a ehsscs. Il.
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WAsgs! sGTox. Feb ~.--Isse eszsaTze aslts@3aAs.
AZ s.pasts;ss hzs aAgsase1 zisa scs rstkFt -
FAs 8.ssrssr tsAs samss sk5ss ns = ars. seukY
IL saN / as4uAt EsesesSszv fRr - flsess q
xsesssoss. ssr fee s$eza seag, ssseE aasa a1t' =
xx'selag aegsytsszz asitgHs. - zsseszs fDs&
nzsf 8sks tas Ice 1sas 4sAes s3&fs 1s t&Aaap
=, s&saAys fsazz sz1s css-ssaaesatlssA iss ssss
saaszeE - eeGSFsxs - pkefeA1 xssssi,ass -
tSyEseat II Tses1stssgss-
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Nav HAyEs. Feb. 2--Isenizmln G. LHm.
book keeper az the New Haven Savings
bank. was accidentally locked up IA the
bag bank yault yesterday ATTENTION. aud
his whereabouts as a msEfefy ifsitii the
vault was opened for business this mora
lug at o'clock, wheu ha came ogt where
ne coaid get fresh air, decidedly hHngsy
bat little the worse for his IS hsuFs' close
sassf3A nesxtsf.f
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sT. Iouis. Feb IN. A. Haven aud John
J. Haddy have received from the Mexican
government Eapers eoneediug sheml twenty
years' exclusive privilege 10 raaaiifaetaru
and furnish water gas 90 all the cities OF
Mexie0 The company II kDown as the
union Light aud Fuel Gas Co, af America.
with 4 capital sssek Of tses.Ua
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fsogxLANe, Or Feb The ease of chez
Gong. Implicated 10 the murder oI lea
Yiek Ia Portland IL Novcmhes. lss7. which
bsgan Tuesday lass. was asncin<e1 to-day.
The aefsnAe was ASSISTED BY Ward NacAl
i've hours and returned verdict Of murSief
~ the first degree. II was the pxisonerss
seeend trial. new trial having been
ursierr.i By sDe sarrefnc coafs on Accouut
OF the nutrasivorsay eA&raefnr OF the
Chinese fsstlmoay.
Chung Ling and fcnx Long Dick, Acces-
snries, are now awaiting trial Ii Il
thought ueshssz can save the Trio from the
salfows- They will be the ESt0ad cnincso
exeeeted IN the state. The verdict xiFe3
general satisfaction,
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AoyrKE2I, Fec. flames Ross. she
eails SOME OF the 1ost s3i<E EeAls sections os
sae Eazaazxn Pacific railway fnein.s-
rug tne Rocky mountain division
and tarcugh the Selxzrk anss also
portions of the Skors linz
has taken seveeAl cnEfrxreS with the chi
ian government fuc cen<srrerssn OF about
70 rsiles af railway, involving an enslay
of about s.. 2.a9aA The contenplnsess
lines are 10 he bulk FOR the parpose Of
es-e-sllg up the eounfry
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SasxaGIs. Pa, Feb. f-~T1s Hngke
Rsegs, Dafaesds. Bear Waller And Noftsa
FfauA IA. No | assst Sc ealitsries. lsed
by tase 9se@dIas ca, sszssssssssd 0f~a'3ttoas
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sres II
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DExyER, Feb. 2-Walter Iyers. the 10.
year-uld son oI the Ere warden Of this
city. fesi from the top OF = new eishts ssory
budding 10 day. He drsi struck ihe tsie-
phans wires, then feboanssed fo =
hofse' hack ln the middle of the street
He was picked mp with both legs and obe
shoaidef broken. Physicians sag he viii