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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-22
WHAT CONGRESS- WILL DO.
Tariff Agreement Tuesday or wednesda
"A Republican Quorum.

Tarin Agreement Tuesday or Wednesday
"A Republican Quorum.
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept 2l-The unfinished
business before the Senate is the bill for relief
OF the supreme court II IL probable that the
same action viii be taken on this and the bill
for court for private land claims, but it 10 din
cult to say what 1t win be. The bills next in
the order of business are two labor biIls, and
they win be called up at the frss opportunity.
Agreement of the conferees on the tariR u
not probable before Tuesday or Wednesday.
In the House the Langsron-v venable election
case has reached the previous question, and re-
quires further action before any other business
can be tonched. The Republicans expect to
have quorum Of their own by Monday or
Tuesday What follows the elections cases de-
pends largely on the tariff bill When that meas-
ure and the general deficiency bill are disposed
OF. the House viii practically adjourn.
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Edwin Arnold win Not Wed a Jap.

LONDON, sept. ls.-There is no truth in the
e'ory published in the American papers of Sir
Edwin Arnold's intention TO marry q Japanese
lady. Arthur Arnold writes todsy 10 the Star as
foilows: With reference 20 the statements con-
cerning my brother. Sir Edwiu Arnold. and q
quotation from an American journal. shall De
OBJ lged If you viii stat that wiIhin fortnig hs
a elesram has been received from him descrio-
ing ihese artic es appearing in American jour
mas as malicious lies and stating that he 10 re-
turning soon 70 London.
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MONTANA REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE
Campaign Clubs Consoiidated-Tax Levy
Oiscussion FINALLY SeftIcd

1lEvy
discussion Finally Settled.
HELENA, Sept. 2I.-ispecial - Republicans
have begun the active work Of the campaign.
Ex-6overnor 3. +. White arrived from Dillon
last night, aad the sta.e central committee is
now fully organized with the following officers:
Chairman, Ex-Governor B. 2. White; a, sistant
chairman. State Treasurer z. o. Hickman; sec
retary, James E. Walker a proIuioens candi-
date for Helena's postofice); treasurer Hon.
Joseph DAVIS. At business meeting OF all Re.
publican clubs a consolidation wss perfected,
and the name oil Carter Republican club adopted.
The long-continusd discussion over this years
assessment has heen settled ct last by the state
board OF equalization, who. in circular letter
addressed 70 all cJHnty commissioners, last
night decided that the Old levy OF mills should
remain in fosce until legislative action could be
had on a rate OF mills. as fixed by the consti.u-
ton OF Montana
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representative McCreary Insists ou
Prompt Action bv Con~ress

Prompt Action by Congress.
WASHINGTON CITY. Sept 2L-Representativ
McCreary had hoped to be able to report back
to the House yesterday from the foreign afYairs
committee the resolution calling ON the staso
department. for information relative to the asss,-
sination OF General Barrundia, but the Absence
oi quorum and early adjournment of the
House prevented this. II speaking OF the mat
ter Governor McCreary declares strongly thai
something should be done to vindicate the
honor of the American flag in the premises.
The assassination OF Barrundis, he said, sson
an American vessel flying the American nag
by foreign soldiers was one Of the most fragrant
violations OF international usagcs on record. Il
does not matter that Barrundia first shot. He
had a right to defend himself from assault. ana
when armed men advanced on him in . threat
ening manner the assault had already BEEN
committed. The deck OF q vessel Is. II anything.
considered more sacred from invasion By for
eign soldiers than the soil Of the country whoea
flag is at her masthead"
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SLAIN WITH THE sTILErTo.

Bloody Stabbing Tournament Among
Connecticut Italians.
HARTFORD, Conn, Sept 2l.-A stsbbing ARRAY
occurred in this CITY tonight between q party of
Italians Dominick Moscari was stabbed in the
heart and killed. Another. name not known,
was probably fatally stabbed. Antonio Cetef
was abbed under the arm. Joseph Newell
wss cut in the neck and has been arrested on
suspicion OF committing the crime.
stilett0 was found in a closet belonging to
him, and his wife was seen to throw it there
shortly after the murder. Another knife was
found on his wife. and another In the street.
Others were arrested on suspicion.
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TACOMA GOOD TEMpLARs.
Pierce County Lodges Formed Into a
New District.

TACOMA. Sept I--Grand Chief Templar Bush.
ell, OF Seattle, was here yesterday snd ofieiated
as insuluting Off er ia consolidating tue lodges
OF Good Temp ars o. Pierce county into new
district, to Be known as No. 5. The ceremonies
were held in the lodge room in the Mason
block. There are ten lodges IN the county, aud
about 100 delegates were in attendance ~ the
installation of officers. The following officers
were installed: District chief templsr. Charles
Drury, Tacoma: counsellor. G. W. Woodland, Ia
CONS; vice tsmplar Kate Hubbard, Puyallup;
secretary. Anna siddon, Tacoma; assistant sec
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Grass Valley Hotel Burpl,r;xea.

GRASS VALLEY, Cal, Sept 2l.-The Hotel de
Paris. on Main street and ia the heart of the
town, was entered by burglars last night and
the lodgers robbe1 OF money and iewery TO the
amount of s., ,Oc0
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Garfield County Eepublic,n..

PoMERoY. Sept 2l--The Republican county
convention yesterday nominated james Palmer
for representative, Gilbert Dickson for sheriff.
Benjamin Butler for auditor, r. r. specden for
clerk. II. Il. Wise for assessor, Il d. Hathaway
for treasurer p Gearhsrt for surveyor w. n.
Noffsinger for county attorney and George
staIleop, J. LyDecking and X. story for commits
Sionera
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Nevada Woman Fatally Ipiur.a.

CARSON, New, Sept 2L-Mrs G. n. Nolware
was thrown from buggy this evening at $50
O'Clock. She struck on the left side of her head.
making cash six inches long and two inches
deep, laying the skull opea ard exposing the
brains. The chances OF living are against her.
Miss Kate Bardenferger. in tie same vehicle
received only slight scratches
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A Raft Stuck in Duchesne RapidS.

OTTAWA. Ont, Sept 2l.-A double raft stuck
In Duchesne rapids yesterday, and 80 far no
efforts TO reach il have been successful Much
excitement prevails. The position of the crew
is most perllous. If the raft ahouid break up it
would be impossible to save them.
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baltimore n Ohio Train yv...L.a

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa. Sept IA freight train
on the Baltimore g. Ohio road ran into a ditch
today. The engine of the wrecked train went
for assistance, and while returning, through the
flagnan's carelessness. ran into it, wreckIng il.
Engineer shields was killed aud Fireman Cup.
hearn aud Fir man Reynolds badly cut and
scaided
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Eroker,s Som Rurned to Death,

TROY, n. Y, Sept. H.-At late hour tonight
sycaway villa, the country residence of Mr..
Manchester, q wealthy New York broker, was
totally destroyed by fire and Manchester's r.
year-old son burned 10 death.
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Tacoma to Celebrate Emancipation p.v

TACOMA, Sept. 2l.-ispecial. THE John
Brown Republican Club mas made elaborate
preparations for celebrating Emancipation Day.
1t viii give pubic entertainment at Lincoln
hall tomorrow evening. The prineipsl
features OF the programme will be addresses by
prominent local orators and yo.al and instru.
mental music
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ARMENIANs sLAY TURKS.

Persecuted Christians Defend Them
selves Against Brutal Oppression.
CoNsTASTINoPLE, Sept GA conflict has
taken place between Turks and Armenians at
Vein, in which forty were killed. chie fly Turks.
Mahroud Bey is menaced with death.
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WILBUR. Sept 1.-THE Republican county
convention yesterday maze the following nom
inaiions: I. :. Capps and J. s. Cushman, repre-
sentatives; Richard Fish, sheriff; J. W. Nerritt
county attorney: J. Knapp auditor.
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Steamer Arrivals.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2l.-ohio. Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 2L-Psnnsyivania, Phila-
delphia.
HAvRE. Sept. 2l.-Champaigne, New York;
Bourgogne. Havre.
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Clearing House Returns.

BOSTON, Sept 2l.-The total gross exchanges
for last week, as shown by dispatches from the
leading clearing houses of the United States and
Canada are 81 %, ,969, ,e2s, increase of 25 per
cent, as compared with the corresponding week
of last wear
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shin st. Mary Gone to Pieces

LONDON. Sept. 21--Tne ship 81 Mary, from
New YORK for San Francisco, before reported
stranded ON stanley, of the Falkland islands.
has been shattered.
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All classes OF tiexsss reading VS. ne Union
Pacific 20 the EasE good VIA salt Lake City
and Denver without extra charge. A. c. Martin
city ficEer agent. IL second street, Sostoa block
{. K BALDWIN. sgens essy oock
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Tourist s.tepsng esrs daily between Ses.tle
and chicago. twenty-five rniles the snorrss.
ruu;e sno seven noHrs and thirty SIX minutes N
advance os competing hres- a. Cnilperg. city
IlCEet agent. 7is second street.. Boston baock. Z.
IonksE, oepot ticket agent Seattle.
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CREssoN. Pa, Sept 2l.-The president and
family spent very quiet day, taking walk In
the forenoon and q ride in the afternoon. The
hotel now being closed, no one is here bat tho
presidents party. The party will probably
leave here next Thursday.
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sbip,inr Intelligence.

PORT MADISON. Sept 2l-Sailed-schr. Lena
Sweazy.
Pogr LUDLOW, Sept 2l-Arrived-str. SUI
folk.
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roxpoy. Sept 7L-The 7fpssS Berlin CORE
sroua.nt saws: at is the clear and deliberaie
opinion OF those best entitled 10 Judge. ana nos
faftery, that Emperor william. during Ins
recent maneuvers. displayed singular sfasesiol
ability. both 81 q commander ana - e1'tse
OF Others in the field, and shows indicauons y
military genius OF the very highest promise
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william l.. Scot. in Dying Condition.

WlII1am Ils sCUIt III yIuS COnuItIOus
ERIE Pa, Sept. 2L-Hon. W. 1. Scott Is lying
at his home IN this city very i'll. His ailment is
of the stomach and bowels. but. while ne is o
very sick man, the physici ans are hopeful
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THROUGH A BURNING TRESTLE.
Iowa Freight Train Wrecked and Three

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. Sept 2l.-A freight train
on the Omaha g. st. Louis road went through a
trestle about seven miles from this city early
this morning Engineer Martin Eskridge, Fire.
man Joseph Burker and Brakeman R 8 WILL
Jams were killed The remainder of the crew
escaped.
The trestle was approached around q curve.
and the engineer saw too late that it was on
fire. The train went fifty feet to the bottom of
the gulch.
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LONDON, Sept. 21.-Shsreholders Of the Cape
of Good Hope bank are under reserve liability
to pay thrice the amount actually called up
The liabilities of the bank amount TO x2,25o,ooo
due mainly to customers
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POUND DEAD IN HER ROOM.
Suicide Of the Divorced Wife of FAY
Templeton's Manager.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept 2l.-Mrs. Fannie Nc
MILAN, who was divorced q week ago from
Fred Mcmillan. manager Of Fay Templeson, was
found dead in her room in hotel, having COM
mitted suicide. She was q cousin of Governor
Campbell, of Ohio. All her possessions. worth
$1,000, she left to q chambermaid in the hotel
who had been kind TO her.
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Fatal Riot at Portugal EIectlo'

LONDON, Sept 2I-In an election IL me fof-
tuguese city Of Goa, seventeen wese Aiiaa ahs
many wounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Hunt i'm Hot water.

SAN BERNARDNo, January 20 AT a
meeting of the directors of the San Ber-
nardino Loan and Building Association a
few days ago successor to L. N. Hunt,
for two years secretary and ex-officio
manager, was appointed. Hunt claimed
that his removal was illegal and refused
to produce the association books. The
Superior Court today issued mandamus
for him to do 30, whereupon he filed a
petition of insolvency, with liabilities of
$4,000; assets, SO 900; $500 OF the liza
bilities, it is claimed, represent an
amount he perverted to the use of his
general merchandise business from the
funds of the association.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The French Republican, +
gram mme-Caua dian Loyalty, E'

L
| amme-Canadian Loyalty, Etc.
| PARIS, January 29.-The plenary con
terence of Republican Deputies today de-
clared that the essential basis Of
the Republican programme was the
tenn that made every Frenchman
a defender of his country; res
pect Tor laws; the development of popu-
lar education; the defence of the sover-
elgnty OF the people against the schemes
and projects of all pretenders or conspi-
rators who proposed the restoration of
tne monarchy, or the rule of any dicta-
tor. 1t was decided to hold caucus
every month on the American plan.
A FRANCO GERMAN ALLIANCE.
Ool. STOPPED, formerly the French
military attache at Berlin, who warned
the Government before 1890 that the
efficiency OF the German army would
make war disastrous to France, has pub
llshed sensational pamphlet ad.
vocating a Franco. German offensive
and defensive alliance to check Russia.
fhis alliance, however, he said, is only
possible if Alsace-L Lorraine be restored
to France.
CANADIAN LOYALTY.
OTTAWA, Ont, January 29.-Muloek's
loyalty motion carried in the Commons
tonight. When supporting it Mulock
sad the talk of the American press re-
garding factional differences in Canada
and anxiety for annexation, etc., is
badly hurting Canada. While there is
no trnth in it, he wanted the motion
adopted as an official deliverance of
opinion on the subject. Laurier, leader
of the opposition, said there was no
question as to the loyalty of the Cana
dians, but if Canada was ever to become
nation, it could not retain it's relations
with England.
PARNELL AND HIS MOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA, January 29-The
Press cabled it's London corre-
spondent ts ask Psrnell about
the reported destitution of his mother.
Parnell could not be seen, but his solici-
tor said: ''Parnell doesn't care to dis
cues this story. It is constantly crop
ping out. He is an affectionate son, and
that is enough for the American people
to know"
CHIEF JUSTICE FOR SAMOA.
LONDON, January 29.-Kirloche Cook,
barrister and authority on Samoan is
lands will be nominated by England to
the Office of Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Samoa, created by the recently
made tripartite treaty.
NO FIGHTING IN COSTA RIGA.
CHICAGO, January 29.-President Soto,
of Costa Rica, is in the city. In an in
terview tonight he says there was no
fighting in Costa Rica in November, and
there has not been any since then.
DEATH OF A SPECIALIST.
BERLIN, January 23.-Prof. Westphal,
the noted mental specialist is dead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
TO PUSH THE WAR.
The League Managers to Institut
Numerous Suits.

New York, January 29.-At the
National League baseball meeting held
here today the law committee reported
on the result of the Ward Injunction suit,
and recommended that they be author
lied to direct the prosecution not only oi
the New York and Philadelphia suits to
a final conclusion, but that suits in
equity be instituted in every State and
federal court of the United States that
may be necessary to obtain proper iuris-
diction to restrain the reserved league
PLAYERS from giving their service to other
clubs. The report was adopted, and
the recommendation will be carried out.
The league managers all think that they
will be successful in formal suit, but
don't care to talk much about the matter.
John Ward said that they could push
the euit as soon as they pleased. He
was confident of winning. The suit will
probably be commenced in the middle
OF February.
PITTsBURG, January 29.-The man
ayers of the league club here ave going
to sue the managers of the brotherhood
club for conspiracy and $40 900 damages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
LoOPnOLEs In THE LAW.
A Clever Attorney Gets Mrs, Polsky
ReleaReNs

STOCKTON, CAL, January 29.-Con-
gresham Budd, counsel for Mrs. Polsky
and her fourteen-year-old son Albert,
who are on trial for the murder of Robt.
Kennedy last month, created sensation
yesterday by moving for the discharge Of
Mrs. Polsky under Section 1 LOG of the
Penll Code, which provides that when
two or more persons are included in the
same indictment, and the court is Of the
opinion that in regard to particular
defendant there is not sufficient evidence
to put him on his defense, it must order
his discharge that he may be witness
for his co.defendant. The court to-day
granted the motion and discharged Mrs.
Polsky, as the District Attorney had
endeavored to embrace in one informa-
tion separate and distinct offenses, which
cannot be legally done. The point
raised by Budd, it is said, has never
been ruled on before in this State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
A Clever EOrger,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, January pa
young man named Patton, who has been
operating largely in real estate in this
vicinity for few weeks, has disappeared.
1t is now learned that he is clever
forger. Several banks and citizens were
victimized to amounts aggregating $780,
600. with more to hear from.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Sullivan
w atches
Methods.
JacksOn,s

BosToN, January 29.-A sparring OK.
hibition, under the auspices of the Union
Athletic Club, was given at the Music
hall tonight, at which the principal at
traction was set-to between Peter jack
son, the Australian, and Jack Ashton, of
Providence. The contest was for the
purpose of exhibiting Jackson to Bog
ton audience. Four three-minute rounds
were tamely fought. They were suffi-
cient, however, to win many conpli
ments for Jackson. John l.. Sullivan
was an interested epectator.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Preferred Death to arrest,

Nav York, January 29.-Max. F.
Eller. a lawyer living in Brooklyn, was
arrested today, charged with swindhng
Isaac Johnson, dry goods merchant of
Brooklyn, out of $4,000 by means of
forged mortgages. When placed under
arrest he drew revolver and tried to
kill himself. After struggle the re-
volyer was taken away from him. He
confessed his guilt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
The Mckenzie Raised.

SAN Francisco, January 29. - The
British ship, Clan Mckenzie, which was
sunk by the steamer Oregon, is reported
at the Merchants Exchange as having
been raised by wreckers, and is at anchor
at Kalama,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Passengers Killed

B1NeHAMPToN, N Y, January ga
passenger train at Oswego depot tonight
was run into by another express train
from the rear. Particulars are meagre,
but three persons are reported killed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
A Specific for Reart D,sease,

DR.. Flint's remedy removes the danger of
sudden death from heart disease, and cures
long-stanoing cases of disease OF the heart,
bringing back health and strength. Descrip-
tive treatise with each bottle; or, address Mack
Drug Co., N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
THE CRIMINAL WORLD.
Dude Williams Pleads GUILTY
Of Blackmail.
MRS. POLSKY SET AT LIBERTY
A COlOred BOrgia in West Virginia
FOrgers, AbscOnders and
EmbezZlers.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALr
KANSAS CRY, January 20. Arthur
Blake, the alleged adopted son of Arthur
Gorham, the millionaire cattle dealer OF
Kinsley, Kansas, on trial at Kinsley to.
day for attempting to blackmail Gorham,
pleaded guilty to the charge. Sentence
reserved,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Death OF An ola Abolis,oni.t.

DETROIT, January 20,-Charles Ed
ward Lester died this afternoon, aged 80
Early in life Lester was prominently
identified with the abolition movement
having as co-laborera in this work Henry
Ward Beecher, Wendell Phillips and
William Lloyd Garrison.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Unprovoked Murder,

FRESNO, January 29.-Francisco Es-
trada, stabbed Sunday night by Juan
Dias, died this morning from his wound.
The deceased made dying statement,
saying Dias did the cutting. without
provocation. Diss is in jail in default Of
$4,000. Il
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
A Colored horgia.

POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, January 30
News has been received of the poison
ing of family of eight persons, named
Hargrave, south of here. by negro
woman. -Four of the family are reported
dead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Eat slow

and clean your mouth afterwards with SOZO
DON'T. and your teeth will be in condition to
do their work for years. Thousands of dys-
peptics bolted their food because they had no
good teeth to masticate properly. Chew fine,
eat slow, and use SOZODONT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
Hunto om,s accounts Correct.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, January 29.-The
accounts of William F. Huntoon, who
committed suicide here today, in the
bank were all correct. He owned thirty
thousand shares of stock in the bank
and had three thousand dollars on de-
Dnait
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
DIsnppeared WiIh ,no monex.

KANSAS Cry, January 20 Christie
pher D. Woods, treasurer of the Switch
mems Union of this city, has disap
peared with 81 900 of the unions money
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-30
ADaLPH SI1TRO. of San FranciSco:

ADoLPH sUTRO Of San ranc1sco:
Il am frank to admit that for magnificent
eleg nee, grandeur aud real comfort, the Hotel
del Coron ado ia Incompatible. The water in
use here is blessing to the guests suffering
from bladder or liver ailments"