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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26
"A lit Of RRcoFd.

The last official act of President
Madison was the veto of John G. Cal.
houn's famous bill appropriating s1,-
500 600 for internal improvements,
which sum was 10 be divided among
the several states pro rata. This bib
pas d the house by a vote of SO 10 "a
and the senate by a vote Of 20 10 is,
Madison pronounced such an employ.
ment Of The federal surplus 20 be un.
constitutional, Notwithstanding the
fact that Jefferson had inGorsed such a
nse Of the surplus, and that he himself
mad swallowed the pfOpOsiton of a
national bank aa had recommended
tins establishment 81 a ma.ioual uni
yersity, fVs winch ~ule4suoS no con-
ditntonal warrant could be discoy-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26
Against Gambling,

One good thing about Mohamme-
danism-and who can deny that il pre-
sents some good features among heaps
of rubbishl-is its fierce hostility to
gambling. Dice, cards, betting, ETC.,
are vigorously prescribed, and consid-
cred SO wicked that a gamblers testi-
mony is invalid in a court of law
Clergyman in st. Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26
I'm Maine 100 Year, Az,

Col. j. w. Porter of this city, who
devotes much time to researches in
early colonial history, has lately dug
up something of interest to ~astrono-
mers, it being the fact that the first
observation of an eclipse of the sun ever
taken by scientific men in America
was taken on Long Island (Penobscot
bay) on Oct "a, 1850. On that &C.
casion a party from Harvard college,
headed by the Rev. Samuel Williams
Hollis, having obtained permission
from the British general commanding
at Castine, landed at Bounty Cove,
and made the house of Shubael Will
liams their headquarters. The totality
of the eclipse was visible only in Pc
nobscot bay, and great interest was
felt in the result of the Harvard peo-
Piles observance thereof, which was
very successful Cor. New
York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory OF Montana within and
Tor he county OF Custer.
ltbe DistrictCourt
IOf the Third Ju-
Idicial District OF
Agnes Duffy, Itho Territory OF
Paintif, Montana, In and
Against for the county OF
Charles A. DUFFY, /Custer, and the
Defendant complaint filed In
lsaid county Of
lCuster, In the Of
Ifce Of the clerk
Iof said District
Court.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana, send greet.
Ing 10 Charles A. Duffy, Defendant
You are hereby required 20 appear 10 an sction
brought against you by the above named plaintiff,
In the DistIi JET Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
triot ofthe Territory OF Montana, In and for the
said county OF Custer, and 10 answer the Complaint
nled therein, within ten days exclusive ofthe day
mons-if served within this county or, II served
out OF this county, but In this district, then within
twenty days otherwise within forty days-or judg.
ment By default will BE- taken against you, accord.
ing 70 the prayer o. said complaint
The said action IL brought 10 dissolve the bonds
Of m%atrimony existing between he said plaintiff
and the said defendant, for the reason thai on or
about the and day Of May, 1886, the defendant
wilfully sna Without cause deserted and abandoned
That The custody Of the three minor children.
The issue Of said marriage be awarded 10 the plain.
uf and for costs of salt, a. win moro fully appear
by reference 10 the complaint on hlc herein.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer the said complaint, NJ aoove
,equircd, the said plaintiff will apply 20 the Court
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal o. the District
Court Of The Third Judicial District ofthe
49,, Territory Of Montana, IN aud Tor the. sakA
lis. county OF Custer, this 20th day u 'enh,
49, An ths rear Of our Lord Ons n ,u&nd
Eight finndred and highly. Nine.
TJOJAt a. ARnB1r, Clerk.
ByyAsfs hcfARLAEE, Deputy CierA,
W, A. BunLSI0n, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26
A Nuns Noble Action.

AS two nuns belonging TO the con-
vent of ST. Joseph, Beauce, in Quebec,
were walking down the road there a
few days ago with one of their little
girl charges, a young man engaged in
coasting come down a slide at full
speed, and would have run down and
probably killed the little girl but for
the heroic action of one of the nuns,
who threw herself before the child to
shield her with her own body. the
poor nun was shockingly injured, los
ing one of her eyes -Boston Pilot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26

ered. Tie prssaeMs inconsistent
action on Calhoun's bill was possibly
suggested by the closeness of the vote
in the two houses. - Philadelphia
Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Montana within and
ior he county Of Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26

Action brought In
ltheDistric Court OF
1.-THE Third Judicial
IA woo,,o,L District Of he Ter
A' "oo""i@i p.,u,.s rit0ry Of Montana,
.'iN in and for theCoun-
ch.,io. ID nuernsil " Of Custer, and
NAaH' ,.o, the Complaint fled
De' in said County Of
lCuster, IN the Office
Of the Clerk Of said
District Court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26

These win diseases cause untold suffering.
Doctors admit that they are dificult 10 cure
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-26


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ummon

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict OF tbs Territory Of Montana. within and for
the Comfy OF Custer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19
rHR TELL-TALE TELEPHONE.
Tales Of Love Heard over the singing
Wires.

~ Y. Press.
There Is a certain young man in this city
who il employed as clerk in an Office, who
Is i'm love with a pretty girl and does the
most Of his counting by telephone. A few
evenings ago he held a sweet and animated
conversation with her for some time. bat
was IinaIiy interrupted by telephone call
from his landlady, who inquired when he
was coming home for supper. he did not
norceive the change of communication and
answered promptly in $ ieye-siok voice;
.,on Sunday night 81 O'Clock, nay dar-
ling
Another telephone anecdote, and true
one. is this: certain family To this city
have an invalid aud = professional nurse,
the latter yonthtal and quite charming
Girl. one II the hospital physicians Is in
love with the young nurse and takes up 50
much Of her tiuse at the telephone that ths
msschieyuus daughter Of TIE house has biz
upon a plan Which, SO far. seems 10 give
satisfaction sill around, TO eve out Of ten
calls for Miss ---. this young lady re
spends. when this breezy dialogue takes
place
is this Miss ---f"
Us that You DOCTOR IN borrowed tones
YES dearest 90 yon love nas stu
s.ol course do precious. When DO yet
walk down the avenue
AT ESQ love. When do you walk upR
"same time I'm IL hurry now, dear.
ss6oed-hye. loyc.
Goodbye, sweet.
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FIESDISH FATHER
pitifnl Story of Suffering
Told by His Victim.
- lsoulsITon LESS CRUEL
- fs.ined xade. Ps1eked with Pins
- washed With WHISKY
Kslle< BY His son-

5er,s. Mo, Dec. is.--The horrible
- nsrbaxous cruelty OF George A.
49, ! defenceIess old man, slain BY
s.1esr-oid son yesterday vas related
-. - cItarses Gnenther, the elder
-. II fbs murderer The sons story
-. .i,s dead man IS d savage f5end TN
- Who delighted in sets OF Inhuman-
J. s-~srss bis Children. Among other bar
- alleged. was ehainins up the child
!. 4 dismal apartment, nude. and while
- ssndssion torturing them With ali
Z. r.rs.ty praetlced By the inquisitlon.
:, Esss mo- lived as home for I've years
S. s.s,sss 6ueuther. Il left home after
!. .,rs,a Of allow torture that made me
s...estt. had done something that my
- IA not ike, email ofiense. but the
=. - father tortured me would have made
.sssss helieTe he was crazy and had
...nlttsa terrible crime. Ny father
-. 81 10 up stairs with him 20 q room
: e sack part Of the house. Here he
sms,ss out some chains. and when ]
800 night of them. set up an out
8 As,t no one heard me. My father
xnu.sd 10 me to stop that Internal noise,
81 .hes be found ne could not brighten
:. = iamped at nae and We had regular
q. Finally be got the better OF me. and
: .kssa.sning 70 do me very great vio-
-. compelled me 70 keep quiet. Then
3 gar 10 bind me with those chains.
- shen / thought he bad finished be
. r. another ard fastened il around nay
- sssd fred Il 50 that ! could hardly
erse 4 head. Then he left me several
E.ar.. during which time / suffered fiend-
Il iofsgFe
ffssr lhe LAPSE Of a few hours he came
: ..slgs with 4 bottle Of whisky. He re-
ss,sd me from the chains and compelled
= % strip from head &C. foot until ! stood
ssss before hitn. Then he chained me up
q sss,s rood-sized pin and hogan prick.
s. s.s sish II from head 90 foot nDtil was
4,ralne all over. Ny father then wet his
ssess from the bottle and rubbed over
~ seemed to me every sore be had made
4 n body. lie did not rub all over my
~ Il once. bat would rub over small
ssss anti the stun bad been rubbed in.
I'm he would wet bis own fingers again
"a leein on smother place. The pain was
sgrlkls and sxcruciating. I must have
hased. Tor l remained IN that room ed
zzht chained up and did not know any.
aiss until next morning when was re-
ssssa. After that ran away"
TIE boz Emil. Nho Is held for beating
ii laihsr 10 death. acts Ike an imbeclle,
al il il believed be has been driven In
nns hy he cruelty Of his father and the
kassay Of yesterday. Today he failed 10
nengnsse his own brother, and when APP
Bsaea 10 almost supplieatingiy for recog-
alton there was a silly smile about the
resasfers mouth.
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mrcnasE or rxgcr ,srcsrr.


@N1 AfA4%At4t<tE = y ~ -
EaeesrscAl Review.
with all the PAL aphernalim q the modern
Physical ard eEeetorical Iabrs story. the IN
sfrumerts a precision that Ill handle
szi1iii0nrh q an inch ~ readil.y as i20orer
bis PACK and shovel; With al DC evolution
Essng on through generations Of sciensisiss
and the almost fncessant wrsf zingof secrets
from the bosona OK natnr 9, We doubt y
seienee y any closer % thu isolation or
attenuation OF the microhe the magnet
IL . absurd 20 suppose tn a. primary
energy - impressed npon . piece Of haz-
cenea steel onee for ell. J % transfer 81
that energy into actual VIC TX wouAu de-
ssroy the magnetic power. yet such de-
aErnction lot only does a0t take plsfe,
but the yerzRxerczse Of the itower strength
ems the magnet A horseshoe OF steel may
DC naagnessxeiln ten secon IL BY the cur
rent ct few aInperes fr0l > . battery
y1alcuionSsy small amounf Of energy al
told and such magnet can Lii many pounds
Of iron Ia contact Bat y ithont contact
= may isSt end bold p0uns u iron easily
FL vii hold thai fzss.ad for n eternity and
every second OF that time " itaout end thai
the magnet Is expanding enef gy until II foots
up "A almost inconceiTable total u actual
power. Not alone that. but the magnet OF
one pound lifting power 10 day may and
vii DC stronger to-morrow.
Where does all this real tremendous
amount OF energy come frog 1@ By what
inseTntahle process does the mere magnet
izafion Of bar OF steel ma re of ii . ma
chine for the Transformation n of energy1
Not reactionary or storage device, which,
ike steel spring honestly riyes back APP
Fortunately al il has receive d. but per-
petual transforming or eonye ting machine
There is hidden process goi tlg on Of some
kind; energy il going into IA o magnet all
the time it's doing work-en ergy III some
form. Where does il come rom--gravity2
atmospheric solar Taysf ea -th tcurrents?
Who can sayf 1t il reat problem,
worthy Of lifetime of In l1efstigahle re-
search. It Is g microbe, ant il viii be dis
covered, and the discovery III make cleo
trlcity the queen OF natur rs forces, and
steam viii become dim yisi rn Of the dark
ages Of the past.
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A FAMILY nRtNN.


afs Armstrong KILLED ny nls Step
Daughter.
- fSAScgsEsa, Dec. Is Henry AFFa-
painter, wss shot snd killed last
a. Us hone on the cid San Jose road.
g. NAfsh Coanof. his ssst-siaurhser. ard
- s'sseaad. Edward Conn0r. are under
ses ser tas CRIME The murder Was
:. ..,sasaAy the enteonae 81 dfunksa quar-
- EAsa Il wss discovered. eAFty shss
- Armstrong; atie and the Goa.
ssfs al ander the laauenre q liquor.
sAsief elaiu that Armstrong came
-. - ale Sa4 attacked his strpasaghfsE
- - Sol : pistol taounog SAYS he
- armstrong 9th . stsek ana then
= = iake tie pistol from his vie. vixen
go - Tie hall catering ATazsrongas
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snoCNINa srIcIpK.
Ahsdmaa Masiistes ui.aself sn . Horrt.
HE NaaN~r,

snsdmaa Masiiztes utsnself sn norra.
BILE Mann~S,
go fkASessco. Dec, tS-~one Of the NEST
s.sisas cases Of suicide ever recorded In
ssatf oseaTresi early this mornIng. the
sa eslng Mtls eNllabosich, SlavoalAa.
& AAa been sssiesinR sFem painfal dis
- . TIE intsstlnss and had hecsuse in.
sais morning the nasn sho occupied
- sAnae rooa with him awakened GO find
- sch standing Ia the si0oF naked VI lth
si<nusi gash sesoss bis abdomen and
sss'sss With elood. The man rushed freFn
ssonl and notified the r~alicc. When
esscsf arrived the mailman was tearing
~ - rltAss, cutting them OF and scatter.
y sas paeess ovvF the ssar. lie Was taken
sef aeSrssal, shese he died several hoars
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noAp AGENTS on TRIAL.
ne Driver Tsiis the story of the Biy
Stage Robbery.

Stage Robbery.
PusrIssp, Dee Is. The case OF
ssnasl Walker and James Dodd. the
southern Oregon road agents. was brought
Aslofs jades Desdy and a jury today In
The IAissd States circuit court for trial.
John W. sartss, the driver OF the stage
ahieh the men are charged with
hHsing fabhsd. said that about 3
eelock On the afternoon OF July 7 be
vas driving along his route from Bonanza
10 BY. and had just reached The top Of the
hll Ehsn tHo fnen sprang up by the side
q iAe road, and covering him with a gun
and revolver, ordered hlm 10 stop. He did
= They wsfe disguised with undeFshirts
enwn over their heads and sacks over
seir bodies. They got the express box
sHd naa sack. which they rliled. The
tisi thing they did, though. WAS
3 hlsdtold the driver. They made
Am lls down on the ground and then they
81 up The harness OF the team and fed.
ha'hg Carter not 10 get mp Tor ten min
stk lie recognized their voices and saw
BET clothing through Sits In the sacks.
hsesased their arrest and they were dis.
saafges By tho local justice of the peace.
aamhst OF other witnesses we're exam.
asa The case will be suhiuitted 10 the
M tomorrow.
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Poverty Of Cambridge College.

Many people imagine tina { the univer-
sites OF Oxford and cambrt dge are very
wealthy corporations. This is . mistake;
they never we're SO. and in these days.
when they provide for the / eaching Of =
crowd OF subjects which a h nndred years
ago lay practically or who ~ outside &
university education. the y have to
observe the strictest es 1onomy. This
is especially the cast at Cam
bridge. where the University is
sadly crippled in dischargii q its proper
functions through lack OF II ioney. There
are scarcely any public lectui rooms; the
professors and other teache rs Of natural
sciences are vainly lamentin the wretch
eddy insufficient appliances provided for
their work, and the universit library. aud
indeed every institution need full for the adj
vance Of the studies OF he place are
pinched for funds.
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xor1cE TO cosrRAcroRs.


NOTICE To SHIP BUTLDERs-THE con-.
~ mon Coancs1 OF the city Of ssatti. Wash.
Wif by It's clerk. receive sealed bids foE he eea
snee xftn he ala ana spesifscstsens nov on
20 in said clerk Q ofsee Ia the City hail Al
bids 70 receive consideration must stale where
il proposedso rcns,yucs said boat ard shsli
January &. is9a, 81 ] so Q'csock p N. saa must
be accompanies By e eeEtiaed cheek on se-
attic bank for TIE sasa Of four Thousand doila-s
fs4,0oG3 drawn in favor OF ske treasurer % said
clty ssa te forieited 10 said city should she sue
G ssful bidder refuse or negiect 20 enter into =
contrast and fuTnish good AID safseient bead
savs after the award n saeh contract Il made
~ tue Common CoaBcB 81 said city. aBd TIE
rfghf Is reserved 80 reiess any or al hds afese1
c. FERRIS. CLERK.
NOTICE TO SEALED PRO
~ posAls vii se Feee4yed y fhe lSsa5d q essa.
Tnfssioners 81 Etng county. " ashfagfoR, ~ the
once 81 the coanfY auditor. IN scsitle. VISA
inFaon, On or heioTs MnndkY. February B. 4. y.
fsqu AZ II 0'csoek G. FL, for furnishing and set
ting % ~ - steei and iron sati cages vita cor
rianrs also fos furnishing doors and Sin3ow
xrAGfnxs fer the aHw kEnx ccunfF coarthoass.
nox % course Of erection a. Seattle. Washing
ton "a accordance With the pisus a1d Epecao-
catlsas prep&rrf by " A. klfeh5e, ssealiscL
and row ON Aie in tAe architects usbre, ~ roeEas
u and 10, KIN baaielnE. corner Of fssler AFS
o0psss Of wbseh Essy b hed aron sppl eaton .
tie asehitees, osnra1sed BY 6eposts 81 Us ha
secnrssy fos their return.
Raeh proposal nsEass be accompanied b. Ger.
f4eed eh@cA IN some al hank ID tha SUES 81
hstern tnn1fad dsslErS ltl.&0s. Esa1s fsfahie -
tSs astser % tne Treasurer 81 ktag csenfFs
MKshfugtoa~ a. q guarantees t@3i - t4s&
a tsa Award ~ fh2 contrast bk2nE Ease
% ain, the said rostrselof snsf ester
irse 4 foTuEl egEvaet. as FFSpNss9 ~
LA axrbstect asa furnish Foe1 ans s1E1-
ese~s hoazs acnsFss ~ 70 iaw faF ne szsfAfnf 81
s<-fissr as4 sssgnplessyh Of tie eoztyscs iu fais
s,es a wklek see 20 g ef4erk shzs he fsrseSfxi
- Ktnx er2nty wsgheHt resource aud faf
56aatgssrs assAaxee .oF kae4 sesf1re os t7e tEEs
81 Khe kfsSsF.
Ne rsnussat vii - easassseTed Hxisss soca0-
raafsA ~ s1eA eesxted eheek.
fss sssss sstssseaers reserve tas night - rect
sey a. al ii toe hs9s,
rsfess fkss sta Cay 9f Dses-bef fsss
NJ FORREST
creusx AEssskar snt sx=ecsega Csssx Of Ga
Mmsra af EaAntv C0E a isssGz9FH 81 kfnz
rouzty y sshsBgsoG
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Executors sals.

In ne Prss.ass eoan u King esantY. We
81 si.s asssisrf d shs estate It xalsn < ~
Noslca Is hereby given fiat tn rnrss111S
al ORDER 81 She tf95xfe eoMFt u k4uF
Waahingsaa sss1sgrgs Nade ca fse 4n
oStobef a. y. $50. Ia 10 faat7rr - fAS
81 NIies. IL Hsll. dseaesed. /. tlas naAsfsit4 7
executor of tee ikSt vii hn8 fegtAfnsHS -
Ksi@n X fjI. d. essea win ssh - psl4Hf
t.ea - ne higAsst bs9aisr. TOR eskas 800 SS.|
the UHise4 rsAsss ara suniees ~ fe1&fl
~ saad PROBATE egart on FTia&y -
q JsEuAfY. A. y kssss ~ II aafek<
Ire kxeBt door u tho qunxt hass1s n 49, 49,
eouG2s ~ tse city vi reefftEs ~ 1ssR f7< -
ssse Tsras, title. t1tsreet ara es.3ss q ~
KllkG Hs6& Deceased 4kfhe iLkna - t<f
Eaa a. Tie night. titss ard lsssethHf 100
saissd osAzf a. o. il Add stson = 80
sasa kAs@a *. ffsh 40 sne fsms ~ h&t - 7'5
AZ - a. tnsHe certain 800. pt&sex y k4[ez3I
lsa. sit a&,s lying snd s,esns = 80 so -.
sgtfea - fa.As~as taswfSs rs seAEp
tsf ere essashraE aEaffnF 90 ~ - Ef@
e5xhsasn flsl, and tie uarShaeAt 4ntfsef -
= sss 800 = FL "a 81 saas zssfE
ssasnsAsf 4a2Tsef fs1 y af esti1eH -
- EeM nsh8g - sorts af gmnaA 80 80 - ~
eAss qnasseT - ~ - sasssel - ~ Y. ri
eeees 81 - % "A aslaa 'eFeti 81 8, 4. q
II ses3ss MA9 Nes4l3eraa aAatsieN 81 $50
seattle. e1nF4tiEi 8 II ~ " aesk $50 n Ef
ssssassR asssttszsn 10 tfa city ~ eea<z1E
asssassssna sd II block mMzAbsFe4 IA "
srsl on = ne elsT ~ <46ssie 40 = ..<
sAss tns ~ ~ - - ne uszt1<xx 3 ,s55
( 3eas e4wesher Win a. teNtgceu< 49,;
saxnss sna sHparfsnsnssa tsez1n'i7<
orf AM w1se aEftertasn ~. 4 80. -
e@xxaa and 9ued s&0ets Gf a&a& AfH s* zsF* ~ III
s15n ~ tze Cnlsad ssksest - ~ $50 - b. Il
EnrrhssA naousy ~ t& tkl1 - - -. r.
kse aaY AZ saan ENsna5kkieF "a f*fs ~ 49,. y
aAse " $50 psebase eesfz s5<<I
esfSkkkEs ~ 49, 9 - - $40
ExeeNtaE II khe t&ak wsa EA4 Nk7& g s.S
* ssssI GenesmHa -
n3tea se1kszs. pNeezaDsE - -
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snor FoR nIs souaw.
tAist Joe Gees on the War Path aud q
Killed

s@aft see tees on the War Path aud IL
Killed.
lseesA, Dee. is.--Chsef Joe. Of the Pay-
kssp reservation. opposite this city. was
hs&ir shot tonight on account OF his
SaaE. The squaN is the hAndsomest
saniAa 81 the fayallup tribe and il noted
= hfF eeaasy. They met stranger wear
g polieemaa's badgc on the railroad tres
RaseF The tide fats fhe stranger at
s'alsed 10 make OF with the squaw and
= sa.ss let cat waF.whoop and started
s'ss sAen. The stranger turned and shot
-. saascsing a probably fatal wound ia
z s'is and abdomen. Chief Joe il now
: tss hespalal here, aud the sgaaw is in
- The stranger Is stiil at large. The
vas ran sway. but aitsrward returned
'As ehtet and gave the alarna ey her
sfas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19

Ne aAs2xSlss pan tas Aos8a IS keNvinS wsta
syssf txRfa kae TseANx HAYS aN2 seSz Aeess .
i aacrafsy Tsa 1Es3 NAAscS = EaN
tsE@rwa IL casaia s1ss - assssks - sAS saSgN -
~. e0satifal sssewM AS&e- KhEs RF4srsssF y ga
sAS ssafssr Azsa sos Nmzss - s04 eeE& faeS =
rsa7asseNs gki A. tsExsa 1&zs 81 49, sAsE<sA
sasssa q Ntskea e8o<k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19

Inst Aieholss Business mefhosss have i'm
rosHraAbed several families. Among them
nea<sy wjacws ard Old soEdssrs He has
probably gone 70 Canada. His desse are
esilinatea &C upwarsl Of aan ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19

DIS MoEsKs, la Dec. ls.-Tbe Jury in
the fsss Of Mise Flora Cook. sho has been
on trial - Montezuma On 3 charge 81 klgs-
ing man engaged in eher1varf sesenade
IN Chester. last August. today returned
verdict Of iustifaaie hosnicide ard ae-
auiffal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19

~. LorIs. Dec is- George Gusher. aged
70 Years. Was today fatally beaten BY hts
aon kfna. aged II. The hov sears lad
reputation The eraYrel arose over tie re-
fasal Of Guther to furnish him with
money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19
Ro8nKn ufnowS.

s-AayeE So csia~zter. Mich. Geese
10 Canada.
1&es ARA. Mich. neS is,-~A sensation
i. ssss@tsa eeFe ~ sAx elsArp<ar1noe Ct
-. = Nschels. soTnssly mayor. and 81
1ass register u deeds II Is alleged