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ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY.
A Tacoma Bookkeeper and u Woman
from Olympia.

TACOMA, Wash, July &C. Brook
bank and Mrs. Van Emery were ar
rested at an early hour this morning,
charged with adultery. In default ot
500 bail, they were committed to the
county Jail. Brookbank is bookkeeper
In u Pacific avenue saloon, and Mrs.
Van Emery is recently here from Olym-
nia. Tho prosecuting witness was H..
e. Mclaughlin. joweler Of Seattle,
who stated to the court that he met
Mrs. Van Emery In Seattle some months
ago, and believing that she was "A widow,
married her. lie says that shortly af
lerward she deserted him. He aflcrward
learned, he claims, that she had hus-
band still living in the East.
, 1890-07-10
ALL BopE GIVEN UP.
a Murderer 10 he Hanged at Van,
cuuver Friday.

PORTLAND, Or, July s.-EdwHrd d.
Gallagher sentenced to be hanged at
Vancouver Friday for the brutal murdcr
Of Louis Mar in Skamania county.
Wash, has ut last given up all hope of
being reprieved by Governor Ferry, and
says ho will die bravely, lie
will be executed at +. NJ.
by Sheriff Walker, of Skamania.
Gallagher talked freely to-day with u
reporter, who tried tn induce him TO tell
the name Of the man who was with HIM
when he Killed Mar, but the condemned
man insisted that he did not know IL.
lie became confused during the inter
view and contradI cted himself. He also
told an entirely new story OF the fight
with Mar two or three days before now.
, 1890-07-10

srRAouE, Wash, July 9.-July a
horse was stolen which belonged to o.
I. Terwilllger; also a saddle and bride.
taken from smiths stable. The horse
was described by telegraph dispatches,
aud Frank Ross was arrested at Hatton
with the horse in his possession by city
Marshal Conlee, who brought MIN back
to Spfague. He was arraigned to day
before Justice Bartol, waived eSamina-
ton, and was placed under $500 bonds,
In default OF which he was committed to
the county jail Tor trial before the su-
p.rior court at the October term.
, 1890-07-10
MORE COMFORTABLE.
a Good Breero In Now York City Yes.
terdny.

Nrw YoRK, July o, 0,-Groat relief was
experienced here to-day 10y fine breeze
blowing steadily from the northwest.
Although tho thermometer was not
much lower than yesterday the heat was
not 40 noticeable, because the moisture
OF the atmosphere had decreased. Six
deaths from prostration have 30 lar been
reported by the police.
Over In Brooklyn the warm weather
has about paralyzed business
, 1890-07-10
COLFAx GLEANINds.
Election OF Officers -reachers' Institut
--Tolitics.

Election OF Officers -reachers' Institute
Politics.
CoLrAx, July Sat the regular an.
nuai election Of the directors of the
Whitman building and Loan Assooia-
tiOn tlIe following were elected ior the
coming year: j. II. Bollinger, J. A,
Perkins, w. j. Dayonport, l.. H.. McIn.
turn, J.. ID. Ellis, @. w. l.ainc, Il, l..
McCroskey and II. g. Deriedge.
The first session of tho Whitman
County Teachers Institute Is now in
progress and largely attended. A re.
ception was held in the public school
budding last night IN honor of visiting
teachers, ut which q iin1 programme Of
musical selections and essays was riyen
closing with an hour Of good old-fasn.
ioned sociaoillty. Superintendent Bean
knows how to maintain an interost in
educational matters, and puts his
knowledge to good account.
A meeting Of the Whitman county re-
publican central committee 10 called for
July Ia at 10 a, NJ. II is not known vet
as TO whether or not a ticket will be
nominated before the conyening OF the
Legislature.
Our military company Is still
under regular drill and will soon be
ready for muster. II is expected that
the mastering officer will be hero within
Il few weeks.
Latest adviccs from County Auditor
Lawood are to the effect that he Is rapid.
ly improving in health.
, 1890-07-10

oAHLASp, Cal., July 9.-Mrs. Mary
Gilbert, aged 10, whose husband left her
ten days ago, attempted to commit sui
eide to-day by cutting open her abdo-
men with u carving knife and also cut
ting her throat. Her intcstines pro-
truded from the wound In the abdomen,
but the doctors replaced them and sewed
up the wound. Her recovery IL doubtful.
, 1890-07-10
THE EASTERN STORM.
Great Damage Reported in
Many Sections.
VERY SEVERE AT CLEVELAND
Several Men Drowned in Lake
Champlain-A Terrific Cy-
clone in Arabia.

CLEyELASp, July q The wind storm
which swept the city last evening was
the most severe ever experienced. The
advance OF the storm seemed to be
number OF sharp, quick gusts tina,
wrecked chimnrys, blew down trees ana
sent everything movable through the
air, Its coming was shown by cloud
of dust 100 ieet high, which obscured the
sun and made the streets us dark Us
midnight. Not a single object could be
discefned at distance OF tity ieet.
Fine dust filled the eyes and siited into
the clothing Of those on the streets.
breathing was impossible without
handkerchief pressed to the nostrils.
Then came the rain IN rushing, swirl
ing sheets that beat down many plants
and caused au exceedingly heavy loss IL
crops. Ia every part OF the city large
trees were uprooted. The damage to the
orc docks along the old river bed VIII
amount to at least $4,000. The telegraph
and telephone companies lost number
OF wires, while the service OF the fire and
police departments was nearly wrecked.
a half dozen yachts inside the break
water were blown adrifl. Several houses
in course OF erection we're 50 badly
twisted that 1t will DO necessary TO re
build them.
GREAT DAMAGE DONE.
WHITEHALL, n. ". July 0-The
cyclone did considerable damage at
P.attsburg last night. No details have
yet been learned, rs telegraph communi'
cation is entirely cut oil,
The report that the Bluff Point hotel
on Lake Champlain was blown into the
lake is untrue. The hotel escaped and
no guests were injured.
YACHT susK.
RousE's PolNT, y. u, July O.-At 3:3
T.. NJ. yesterday this place was visited
by the worst wind and hail storm ever
known, 1t demolishing houses and trees
and upsetting things ia general.
\ few moments before the storm,
which came without warning, the steam
yacht Little Nellie left lot the Vermont
shore. When mile out the storm
struck her and she went down. Captain
George Clarke, his son and Engineer
Hin were drowned.
II is feared there were other casualties,
as several fishing parties ON the lake
have not yet pu. in an appearance.
SINE MES LOST.
vERGENSrs, VI, July "a terrific
wind and thunder storm passed over
vergennes last night, doing great dam
age Hundreds OF shade trees wer1
blown down.
AT Balls Bluff, y. V, nine men are
reported drowned in the storm. The
damage will Dc very large.
APPALLING Loss OF LiyE.
MusCAr July "a terrific cyclone
prevailed here and in the adjacent coun.
try yesterday.
Great damage was done in the city
and surrounding country. Many houses
both hero aud on plantations were de-
, 1890-07-10

CHICAGO, July Civilian Rettamel'
German carpenter shot his wife in tho
head to-day Their p-year'old son, a
theological student, heard the shot and,
on,eriue, tho room, seized
his father just in time to pre-
vent him from firing again.
A terrible struggle ensued, and tho son
was finally forced to shoot his father IN
order 10 save his mother. IL is thought
that both the husband and vile VIII dle;
Rittumcl has been slightly demented
for some time past.
, 1890-07-10
CORRUPTION IN VIRGINIA.


WAsHIsGToN, July D.-IheN lrginia re-
publican state committee to-day passed
resolutions declaring that they would
not participate, anu advising "a!l ie-
spec ting republicans" to lor0ear from
participation in any election in tho
state, so long Us the same shall be con
ducted under the foul election law
under the democratic party, as now
iraudulently administered
, 1890-07-10

The Biii Concerning tho Omaha In
| dian Lands.

WAsHISGTos, July o.-The president
to-day returned to the house without
approval the bill extending the pay
ments OF the purchasers Of land of the
Omaha tribe OF Indians in Nebraska.
The president in his veto saysi 'There
is no objection that know of either on
the part of the United states or the In
stallment duo from the purchasers.
This reliefis probably due TO the pur-
chasers-"
The president, however, objects TO the
ment for which is extended shall be
subject to taxation by the state of Ne
braska as II fully paid for and the
patents issued. The president is OF the
opinion that the title OF the United
states and interest Of the Indians In the
lands should not DO subjected TO sale
Tor delinquency Of purchasers In paying
tax assessments.
, 1890-07-10
FROM OLYMPIA.


the state Library.
OLYMPIA, Wash, July 0-Eric Ed
ward Rosling, Of Tacoma, was appointed
notary to-day,
The contract for furnishing the state
library with new books and completing
the broken sets has been awarded to
Callaghan x Co., of Chicago. The CON
tract for the state library was for about
700 volumes, costing $3.50. The SO.
lection Includes text books, state reports
and digests. Ten thousand dollars were
appropriated for reiurnishtng tho IL
brary, and the commissioners allowed
f3, VDO per yenr for now books.
, 1890-07-10

ToLgpo, OHIO, July o.-Tbe freight
handlers of all tho leading roads struck
to-day Tor increased wages.
CINCINNATI, July 0.-rhe freight hand
lers' strike is still ON, but the Panhandle,
baltimore a Ohio and Louisville a. Nash.
Vile had full forces at work to-day. On
the latter road, however, tho freight
brakcmen, conductors and engineers re-
fused to work
, 1890-07-10
roun Nnonors KILLED.
A Freight Crashes Into u Passenger
IrnIn nj MnmphIs.

MTarn,s, July 0.--This afternoon at
Sibley, Ark, four miles west OF Mem
phis, the outgoing Memphis a Lit
tic Rock passenger train was
crashed into by freight train
Of the Kansas city Railway. Four ner-
sons were killed, all negroes three being
mon and ono woman. A dozen others
were injured, some Of them 50 seriously
that they will probably die.
, 1890-07-10

Nav YoRk, July 0,-iedward DOYLE,
the contractor charged with forgery and
obtaining money under false pretenses,
in Oregon, was brought with chained
hal and legs into the police head.
quarters to-day, by Detective Day, OF
Portland. lie had chased him many
thousand miles. Day is en route for Or
egon with his prisoner
, 1890-07-10

known as Uncle Gideon, who has slain
no fewer than go bears In tweniy-t tiYo
the bears he kills now. but says he has
no account OF those ho slaughtered
previous to ls65 This spring lie has
gathered In three, an old she and her
tNNu piIla
, 1890-07-10

Nxw YoRK, July 0.-George w. Rum
BILE aud James W. Waldron, who were
doing nouri-hing business In mining
stocks, under the name OF The Pacific
Mining Exchange" were arrested to-day
ON the charge that they were selling
stock In mythical Western mines. They
were held IN ,J0J each NJ the Ioolnbs.
, 1890-07-10
FINALLY SEPARATED.
Tommy warren and tho "spider''
Have n Genuine scrap.

BurFALo, July a-After the Weir
Connor fight last night the club officers
were sitting up In the lroquois
hotel, when Tommy Warren re-
quested that they keep out what Weir
owed him, adding that he knew Weir
would cheat him. This incensed the
"splder," who sprang al Tommy, and a
fierce battle followed. Tie men were
ouibcly separated, however, md told to
behave under pain of expulsion. They
.ubsilel.
, 1890-07-10

PH1srx. Ariz.. July e.-The appiica'
tiop of the attorney for the twenty
three Cinnamon who were smuggled In
from Mexico for writs Of habens corpus,
has been denied. and the prisoners Will
he shipped back 10 China.
, 1890-07-10

DEsLis, July o--ln to-day's shooting
contest the following-named Americans
won cups. Sieberg. Schroeder, fickcn,
VandehIer, Jordan and Miller, OF New
York; spaethe. Of Cincinnati; shick, OF
81. Louis, and Keenig. Of Ban Francisco.
, 1890-07-10

CHICAGO, July o.-1ho Chicago Rail-
way Association have decided to make a
reduction of ss.75 in tho passenger rale
between Chicago. Helena and Other
Montana points, after August 1. Tue
reason is because OF tho Northern Pa.
ciic cut rate from st. Paul.
, 1890-07-10

wAsHisoroS. July 0.-The superin-
tendent Of the census has received tel-
egram from Census Supervisor Davis, OF
San Francisco, saying that he finds that
there was but one district In the city In
which there was any padding. In this
district All names were added by the
enumerator. He has been arrested, and
a recount Is now IN progress.
, 1890-07-10

II was expected to-day that voto
would bo reached on the silver bill, but
th0re was too much talk ON the subject.
Senator Sanders was looking about tho
democratic side to sec II a pair could not
be arranged Tor his colleague, Senator
Power, who was in Chicago. II was i'm
possible to get pair Tor the Montana
senator, who is In favor of tho compro-
mise bill.
, 1890-07-10

ELMnA, n. ". July 0.-Tho little
town Of Roseviile. across the state line
in Tioga county. Penn. was totally
wiped out by firc yesterday. Twenty
three buildings in oil were burned.
, 1890-07-10
popuussion OF Three Great C,,ie..

WAsHIsoroS. July o.--The rough Of
fetal count Of ST. Louis by the census
Office was completed to-day. 1t shows
that city's population to be AS, l2i. This
is an excess Of about Il. 600 over the es,i-
mate of the local supervisor. Baltimore
is something over $4,000. The Chicago
supervisor sent his returns to Washing
ton to-day. He says that Chicago's
population is not less than 1, 10000
, 1890-07-10
nousn rnocsEplNas.
rne Cs.sular Appropristisn Bni-ri
oaaoss Situation.

oamesa sisustfen.
In ths house to-day. Mr.. Httt, OF Hi
rrts. from the COMMITTEES on foreign
~0sirs. imported back tho resolution re-
~-s~sirr The president 10 furnish thu
ss..-s tSs correspondence between tn.
--s~rnn,eut OF the United States and
S~.~< urIeain touching on the subjects
y. - Ssss.'1s concsrnipg Bshring sea since
1gnrub 4, xeeA
", 5ssAs prsss nssd the conference re
- a. ~ 1irsosnsttc and consular ap-
, 1890-07-10

Several Washington state shippers
have been writing to senator Squire
about tho shipping subsidy bill now
pending In the senate, saying that tho
Limitation OF the distance to go miles
will be an injustice to them, as they fire.
quently carry goods 2Uc1 miles. Tho
house bill did not contain such pro-
vision, but tho senate bill does not limit
the distance. but pays n bounty ON goods
CARRIED any distance, whether II be 800
or 1900 miles. The Pacific coast ship
pers often carry goods around Cape
Horn to foreign ports.
, 1890-07-10

BATON RoUGE, La, July 0--Thc scn-
ate by II vote OF ~ to ~, postponed ac-
tion on the lottery bill and the veto until
~ o'clock tomorrow, us u special order,
one OF tho pro senators, smith, being
, 1890-07-10

Representative Wilson has been urg-
ing tho postollice department to mako
all the money order offices in Washing
ton United States repositories, Hereto
fore Portland, Or, has been the only
money order depository on the North
Pacific coast. Mr., Wilson wants twu
districts, one for Eastern and the other
for Western Washington.
, 1890-07-10

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The president
hos referred the bill for the admission OF
Wyoming to the attorney general, to as
certain IL there is any legal objection 10
itS admission.
, 1890-07-10
TT WILL BE RATIFIED.
b-Agencies to Facilitate
Distribution.
THE FIGHT OYER IRRIGATION
Major Powell Making Strenuous
Efforts to Set Himself Right
Silver Coinage.

Especial Service NJ tho REVIEWS washing
ton Ptcs. Ruteau.l
WNsHiNGroS July O-EN- Delegate
Dubois, OF Idaho, lett for that state thia
evening. He had only one important
matter pending when no was lsgislated
out of o.l!cc and he has turned that
over to Mr. Wilson, OF Washington. Mr..
Dubois was anxious to get through the
bill ratlfyiuE the agreement with the
Cwur d Alono Indians Tor the cession Of
n portion OF their reservation. There
viii probably be no opposition, to speak
ct, against the bill, and IL will, no doubt,
pass Us soon Us it can Uo called up.
, 1890-07-10
sub Indian Agencies.
Lndlnn lnmmi.aInnor Norman tool

Indian Commissioner Morgan to-day
gave Instructions to several Indian
agents ON the Sioux reservation In
South Dakota and tho Crow reservation
in Montana, for the establishment of
sub agencies at such points as are con-
venient. The order Is the result OF
good deal OF study By the commissioner
ON the question OF how to distribute
rations to the red men. Tho
sub-agcnts will be distributing agents,
and they will have charge Of u
farm, and near them will bo
located blacksmith shops and q school.
The commissioner believes that the In
dians have heretofore been compelled to
waste too much time In getting from
their homes Ia the agencies Tor supplies,
and his now system is designed to REM
edy this evil. Two ar three distributing
points will bo located on each OF the res
eryati0ns.
, 1890-07-10

BUrsos AyRn. July 0.--1he premiun
ON gold has advanced 10 200 per cent
, 1890-07-10

The action Of the senate appropriation
committee in leaving out the irrigation
appropriation from the sundry civil bill
does not mean that irrigation will get
nothing but that the committee would
prefer to have the aluendm mcnt offered In
the house. II means further that tho
management OF ME Powell, Of the irri
CATION interests, will be thoroughly ven
tilated. Mr. ruwcll's iriunds will try to
have the house appropriation restored,
while those who arO opposing the pres
ent irrigation survey will Try and have
sum set apart for irrigation, to be eN-
pended by the agricultural department.
Mir. Powell IS nov making cyury effort to
have his course vindicated by q
was left out of tho arid
land withdrawal to secure the support
OF MIR. Ingalls,, while his oyortutcs To
Messrs. Pierce and rettigrew are mado
to counteract the sledgo hammer blows
Of Messrs Casey and Moody, who arc
opposing the Powell theory OF aT.osian
irrigation, which can not be made u sue
cess, as well as tho withdrawal OF tho
lands by MIR. Powell from homestead
settlement
Tho provision in the appropriation
bill suspending the withdrawal act may
meet with opposition, and may be de-
icated on point OF order. The Wash
ington and Montana senators aV greatly
interested In having this suspension
clause pass, The Dakota- may get out
of the alleged arid belt, but portions of
the other states are pretty SURF to be re-
tanned.
, 1890-07-10

ID. J. Patterson has been appointed
Washington.
, 1890-07-10

Washiugton--At Abel. Snohomish
county, with d. J. Nagley as postmas-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-09

The Mckinley (Republican) tar
iff bill proposes to double the tax on
tin plate, and this, too, when there
is not a single mandatory in this
country that makes it. The effect
will be to increase the price of tim
ware to the consumer, of course
But diamones and rubies are put on
the free list, to make them come
cheaper to the poor man, of course.
The Republican leaders do love the
poor man so much, and hates the
rich man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-09

In another column appears an in
terview with Hon. Chas. E. Hogg,
late a member of Congress from
this District. He expresses himself
as DESTROYS of the nomination this
year as a candidate to succeed Hon.
q. b. Smith. He made a good race
in 1886, in an off year, and run the
majority of our party up TO al
His record while a Representative
was without spot or blemish, and
his Democracy and party devotion
have-never been questioned. He is
an able lawyer, as all who know
him must admit, and a man well
posted on all political questions, an
eloquent speaker, and above all, an
honest man. He took his defeat for
n denomination in 1888 without a
murmur, and directed his energies
to the cause of Hon. J. NJ. Jackson.
He is young man, scarcely in the
prime of life, and the people of his
native county, (Mason,O have an
abiding faith in his future.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-09

After shaking the bloody shirt for
eighteen years in the Senate of the
United States, as vigorously as his
strength would permit, Ingalls,, of
Kansas, has been notified by the
Farmers Alliance of that State that
they cannot point to a single meas
ure in all that time in which he has
ever championed the interests of
agriculture and labor in Kansas, and
that they will oppose the election to
the Legislature of any man who fla
vors sending him back.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-09
SALE OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.
THE undersigned Committee will on
i Saturday. ADrfi 36tf, 1900

between the hours OF u o'clock NJ. and
8 O'clock p NJ. of said day. at the Nav
or's office, of THE Town OF Point Pleas
ant in Virginia" in Mason County.
West Virginia, publicly sell to tile
highest bidder, in writing, for cash,
ninety COO coupon bonds of said town
Forty of said bonds are Of the denOnin
alton of Five Hundred Dollars $500. OOl
each, and fifty OF the denomination of
One Hundred Dollars S1OO.OO) each, and
all bear date the 18th day of January,
1890, and become due on the 18th dav
of January, 1924, and are redeemabIe. at
the pl' asnre of the Council of said town.
anytime after ten years from the date
the. eof. All of said bonds bear inter
est from date at the rate of six per cent.
per annumn, payable on the 18th day
OF January of each year, upon the sur
render of the matured interest coupons
thereto attached. The principal and
interest of said bonds are payable at
the Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia at Point Pleasant, West Vir-
CHINA None OF said bonds will be sold
for less than the par value thereof, and
the said Committee reserves the right to
reject any7or all bids that may be made.
~ JOHN q. STORTZ,
W. X. GUM,
march 10, 1s9O-4w. Committee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-04-09
A Fort LeavenwOrlh COterie
Draws $4,000

Twelve members of Co. X. 18th
infantry, at the Fort, have just re-
ceived, through the Pacific Express
Company, $4,000, their portion of
the 100000 prize in the last draw
ing of the Louisiana State Lottery.
The money was paid to Sergeant
Thos. Marriott and by him divided
between the twelve who had pooled
their issues. Each put in so cents
and as luck would have it, one of
the six tickets purchased drew one
twentieth of the 100000 prize
Leacen@orth (Kans.) Times, Jan. 80.