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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Telegraphic BrevitieS.

Kemp and MaUterSOn Will row LOT
$4,000 in England next April.
Portugals new army regulations re-
tire many of the old generals.
Mississippi memoralizes congress
to repeal the fifteenth amendment.
Mississippi Senate passes house bill
calling constitutional convention.
Three Italians fatally slashed in a
row in Erie, Pa.
A negro SENTENCED to hang escapes
from Greens boro, n. c. Jail.
Ten prominent Chicago gambling
house Keepers indicted; three skip.
Sims, president of Kansas farmers
alliance is appointed state treasurer.
Virginia repeats the charter of the
Cigarette Trust company.
Turkey launches corvette, three
gun boats and a torpedo boat.
Minister Ryan is reported danger
ousIy i'll in Mexico.
Mrs. John J. Copington, Blaine's
eldest daughter is dangerously i'll.
The financial situation in New
York is very close.
Business failures this week 29l
| against 800 laSt week.
A New Orleans tailor is fined Sl9,
900 for importing contract labor.
The Iowa house of representatives
is deadlocked over speaker.
Paddy Carol and George Corre%an
| fight a fifteen round draw at In
dianapOlls.
Jackson sparring in New York does
not inspire confidence that he will
| stand up against Sullivan.
4 Kansas con tractor assaulted and
almost killed by the operatives to
whom he owed $4,000.
The American squadron is received
| with all hOnors at Gibraltar.
The American squadron will reach
TOulon, France, next week, to remain
twenty days.
Balfour will marry Miss Marget
Tenant and perhaps get peerage
| for his Irish business.
Golf is sued for $50, 900 for chalIeng-
ing a mans vote on the ground of
men tai unsoundness.
The Vento waterworks extension at
Havana inaugurated, with great GER
emOny.
C,hr;stio,s o,,d Turl,. ,,,,rdor ooob
o+Inrnra; W. Crato and ~ tbn i' Cbristi aUn
are taking to the hills.
Iohr M,llorv tho noorr,.i,u G.
onio hIacE on1ifb ia deojored hT tho
nonrt 70 he insane on, that nhiect
Yaqui Indians defeated by Next
can troops at Hiquera and their
DS.u o,,,;. ILL., ,,o.
Nanuall Viio tel.iocI".s ~. ~
| Try anu Plen enU az eslS'a'ioi' uhIiI
New York business made quick
work with the crooks OF the Sixth
Na'lohal anu LehhoA flll oai'ks'
House committee report favorably
| the bill for sale OF Crow reservation in
Montana.
| Two st. Louis dude fools arrange 10
night duel, but unfortunately are
+ prevented.
A sick child is stolen from the Chll.
od r t,Dd I"l' nC nUudS, uy us '"'h-
Parne!l ADVISES the National irish
League iii America 10 llolu q cohVen-
| Duka of Can,hridra will rociun oO
commander of the British forces next
autumn.
Portugal authorizes the opening of
s sro', iT moS W one lr"nsNa"l oofuer
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01

In the bantam fight at New York
for 5000 side and $4,000 purse, the
Harlem Spider knocked out his man
in ten rounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01

Messrs. O'ConnOr and Lang, two
prominent business men of Dallas,
are visiting the city, looking after
paving contracts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
FIXING Up BUTTER.
Strange Charge Against an
Official.
AK AccusATlon OF PgRJuRY
Discharges Ksaployes Assert That the
Oregon nalry Commissioners
Forged Evsdsace.

PoggI4No. Jan. ts.-1The grand juFy to-
Cay sedseteI A. Sunderland. dairy ecsa-
missioner. appointed ~ Governor PEN
aoger, for periary. Something ose- two
sears aga Sunderland ls gan q cras&le q
agai nst fresh tssiIornia batter. which wAs
asing imported here IN large gnanfitsss
lie sook foli from lot shipped 70 " IA
ntlsshar here 81 Martin Fnisser. Of san
Fsasseisco. and after keeping ii some tine
bad ( analysed by inc chemists here sEo
Pronounced Il impure, containing lard aisd
o.lief animal fats rot fonnd IA pure butter.
Hantar and the California butter dealers
Contested fhe case
Professor keissing and a number OF Wit
nesses nere brought from California aad
shey spent considerable time and money in
eadeagering 10 establish the purity OF the
amsteY, bat we're defeated.
i short time since IN trial IN court here
twu men pho had been in the employ OF
sunderland az the time oi the butter trials.
swose that the butter which Sunderland
gave TO The chemists for analysis Was man
nsecturesi hy himself OF layd. taiiow and
GIL and that, helHg unable 10 get X col
a-ed 10 suil him, he took IL 70
his oan dairy and had one of the witnesses
chlgFn i, make ii over and color j. III al
artistic manner. and said lie was going TO
tx Dunbar. This he sueeees.ed ia dong.
N9w the grand jury. after thorough ex-
animation oi the affair. have indicted sun
aerland far perjury. and IN few days
Dgnb4r VIII bring civil suit against him for
heavy damages
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PRUSSIAN P0LITI{
Bismarck's Plan to PasI
Socialist Bill.
oERMANSs NEUTRAL Postrlc
second Rsadiak Of tho rrss<ian Hk1o
Proposals Tor General SAstaha1
Dlsarmasneas.


RKRLIx. Jan, is-L the reichsil1R
eedees has passed tue second readilIx
proposition to exempt from n,iiitsIx4 ~
vicn ail Observation-Disclosures was rk34o(@
The proposition % nltlgate the u|x714
service OF students was accepted Tn~I
was great interest taknn IN Friday 'aIo1t4
on the subject of "a African sSeams1liF H.
and 0r. RaInhergur, for the SarznArI 1a1
ais. Dr. WiadthorSf and Professor NlrcNc
energetieAlly opposed tha bill Ex>Akzl1(
Hobreeht practically insured It's pazte11
promising 90 support the National l4h111
urun the second reading Of the hill ii
nr. Sehwenninger. Prince Rie1noxG
physician. .counsels him TO remain ~ k4f@1
ricksruhe. but il IL asserted he insists UN
going 10 Berlin in hope TO force tho po1
ol the socialist bin aid 70 give mslpiro1
and a war axy for the electoral c0Elll1>
the government parties.
The WestphAlia dunskas repeats tile 0m1
sation OF Hamburg correspondent ~
strikes throughout Germany ara fomo1
By French agents k<sat going by It0
money. II is not unlikely this = = 1o1
suggestion. and that Bismarck bimbel1
advance an argument relating 70 thl6 q
in favor Of the passage vi the social{&t
because in this guisc he would ~ m
authority. not 10 expel from Gnf1o1
people driven I'D desperation. bull n q
fully wicked lot OF Frenchmen seIkt IG i
make unhappy an otherwise prc1p1zl
and contented people. s3
Professor Virchow. addressing Ill Go
stftuents this week. declared Il was III n
tentson TO propose In this next rUichet11 7
general international disarmament I - r.
solution OF the troubled condition a
rore aud the revolt OF ovorbtx1 1l60
people.
Prince William al Hssse II dead.
Tsoutnsr, the prima soprano, has dio4
Wieshaden.
Ia all official quarters there n lxo11
denial of the ESgaro's story that 1fox1tl
has appealed TO Bismarck axai1lek
glands action as violation of thb txo
OF RsElin. II Il asserted the goverikxkc6<
determined 10 preserve an attitudikck l
strictest neutrallty with England, 45
many desires to 40 hand in hand Mn
in colonial affairs MS lar as possible
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RIVAL ROADS.
asaIeabie Adjustment Arrived at and
Acrimony Avoided.

AraIeable Adjustments Arrived at and
AerImony Avoided.
WAAqesA. Jan. Is.-Ths Cornwall and
Henrett railroad companies, between
whom there have been serious
differences in relation 10 the latter
company crossing lands owned by the
former adjoining Sehome and Whatcom.
have at last arrived at an amicable settle
aent. In consideration that the Bennett
company shall put flrsg-elass derots at the
mead Of G street. on the line between Sc
homo and Whascom, and give both said
towns good railway and SHIPPING facilities,
no further objection viii be internosed to
The Bennett company having right-of-way
over the lands OF the Cornwall company.
The Bennett company are also arranging
With he city OF Whafcom for right-of-way
tar0arh Twenty-sixth street about ten
hlecks back from the water front At or
near this point the Cornwall company viii
also have Gepots % accommodate both
Whatcosn and Sehome.
The Cornwall Railroad Company is now
operating its road ten miles. nearly to the
Noossaek river, which stream viii be
hriaged during The early summer. The
Canadian Pacific viii he bnilE ready for
lgasiness BIZ the time t;se bridge Is eoa-
sirnetcd. Trains from the Canadian Pa
ciiic viii run over his line 70 the Bay cities
by September l. iss1
The Bennett Company also have abont
500 men ut work on the line from What
com toward New Westminster. which il IS
said will be c0npieted by July l.
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THE supREME couRr.
Appeal in the saywood Case From
Seattle.

Appeal I'm the Saywo0d Case From
Seattle.
OIYMrT.. Jan. 1S.-The supreme co1rt
met yesterday ard transacted the usual
order of business. Action was taken in
the following cases
Ezra Neekcr against Augustus Gariella
es al. ON apreal from Tacoma for reversion
Of Judgment: argued: motion overruiea
ard opinion 10 be rendered hereafter.
Charles Hass & Bro. OF Ehehaiis. AGAINST
n j. Gaisdis et sI., TO reverse judgment in
the lower court at MoKtesano: motion
Ovsrraled and opinion 10 he rendered here
after.
The case entitled W. P. Saywood against
John F. Carlson. from the lower court at
Sestth, was heard throughout the remain
der Of the day. This is a sait for personal
damages 10 defendant while employed in
the sawmills at Port Madison. II Is on
appeal from the verdict of judgment rem
derei for 81 600.
Today. all the judges being present. the
order ST business was as follows:
Final argument vas had IN the case Of
saywood against Carlson; submitted and
taken under adyisement
IT. G. Trip against David Mangus, on
appeal from Tacoma; argued and sub
mitted.
Samuel ]. Rnrus against James J. Con-
nor: defendant in error.
An appeal from Mount Vernon coming
on for hearing was duly argued and suhs
niitlea.
Ihs f5i wits eases were SET for trial
uron the dates following to-wit:
On Wednesday. January y. the Tacoma
Manufacturing Company against the CITY Of
Tacoma. and Cover against Cover, Ia
coma. Thursday. q; Henry Mahnakeet al.
against the City OF Tacoma ct al Thomas
Cline et 81. against John Mitchell. Friday
"a: the County of King against George D..
Hit John Leary ct al Western Mil ard
Lumber Company against Dndiey Rlanch-
ard ct al, Port Townsend. Saturday. 25;
estate Of James NcMilien, deceased, against
Albert Mann 4 Company Judgment; cred
isors at Tacoma.
At1p. m. the court took recess until II
a. M on Monday.
Judge Ralph O. Dunbar seated with the
other judges today, seemed to be in excel
lent health.
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oLYwFfA. Jan. Is The following articles
OF incorporation hsye been fsesi.
TIE Guardian Mgtual Aeei3ert Associa-
ton. nf seattle Trassecs-- 81 g. Bel and
n A. Cafes. Object MItusl interest and
assistance.
TIE New York Investment cozapsnv. oi
Taaoma: /: capital stock. 5000 Trustee
Esisla s Calendar, Ffank y. Nash,
ehartes ". whe.ion. HenFy 4. Strong and
William A. steraberr. ohjee;-To trans
ast a genersE resi- estate business
The Haiey-Genn Company, Of Seattle
eapisai STOCK $500: srn.fees. John Haley
]. II. 6ssnn. II. II. Meessf and Nay DoHo-
van. OBJECT; TO eeai in general neTcaan-
Gize,
New KAlamA land and Improvement
Company, limited, Of Tzcoma. capital
stseg go 9s1: trustees. Eawasa Z. Els,
fAeesnn Hunt. Nathan Todtman, Lucian
+. Cook. II. $ Hason. Hsbert +. ssvart
charles F.. Clancy, AHarsw L H0rneF,
Thomas ). M@ssey. George g WiiaEnE.
wuaam II. lee. cAsfses King, q. G..
Chandler and Ferey VI, Dickinson. Oh
ject. TO deal ia real esseis.
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About O'clock this InorninR 0({X|
Arlington saw two men entSr
the rear end OF Hsrsberg's clotkI
store. or Second street. by cnfll
cpen the tent. He called to hss iInsi3tn
osncer ID. Phillips. who guarded the III
door. While Offieer Arlington followed
men IN. lie found they had pai.ked e.
suits Of clothes ready for carrying o. =
when they saw him they ran toIthe g.
door sud Jumped through the kIass. on
Phillips was there 10 receive them. boNsvo
and tkey were both captured. At po116
headquarters they gass the nameb ii Jon
Kelly and James Duffy and wets boox1
on . charge OF burglary.
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CArTLE oUARANTaNE.

A Proclamation Against Cattle Entering
New Mexico.
AInUouERepE, n NJ, Jan. s.--tsavernor
L. Bradford Prince has issued prccla-
nation of quarantine on account OF pleuro-
pneumonia against the state 0t New Jersey
counties Of Kings and Queens. New York;
Great Eritian. Ireland. France, Germany
and Belgium. All cattle before entering
New Mexico must beinspeetesl a. Trinidad.
Col, FL Paso. Tex. or claytoa, y. NJ, in
order 10 ascertain where they have been
during the previous six months.
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rnx slEGraNe nEArrr.
singular Tendency a. Samasienee 81 =
Noang Sehoal Efrs.

FAraRsvs-S. Jan. i8--Hshise in schesl =
tes asys s1nee peav fsfaaase. Hiss Katie
Everett ascd - ye@ss, dFaFpesi g slesp a.
ner Ge@& as oenak, Hn0r, AID her
srcuas ossly after vsenTaus Treatment sss-
csesas4 - awakening hsr ~ u O'Clock at
nisAt Next day ssse wesss into the oeep
sgevr er "a ~ aM8 n naasae5 uaaer ths Sn-
as.s e 3orpAses sa aay- Tiae eass + =
ss ae are asd hss attracted consider
s : affanstar Is slte - ssseo-hoct-
xrsat aiauv Yersens h&Ne eesn sick
aSsA Eae amz&. a8 fatal cases
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Fste Asse TRACES. ga pens<l .orss \ \
s. eeossa stsssL
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The PoIies Awsitinx Sxlm upon d oEfS1|
Of FRAUD.

VfcToRiA, B., G. Jan. -Gnptlgln
laby, whose rsai nsHse Is Cnlshokpo
been spending few days here, 'Rho
was well known In society. having fo5
companion Of Lord Chesterfield ~
ago. Registering a. tao prlard al
rival. he was &c once driven % az
mault. where he dined with
fflends The admiral, e1d
officers. Returning 80 :!
ne induced the proprietor IL ~ 4
cash bis check for fifty dolla X on b ~
couyer bank. wheru Afterwards 3
learned he was unknown. a
A warrant was issued for bis arrest q
charge Of ohtaining money BY hklnn r
teEses aud the police ara waiting ~
dock 20 arrest him a. soon as the la(4l6
Islander ON which he Ii known tolee u A.
sergeF, arrives. She IL wind bound oil
overdue. |z
Mallaby moved In the best soclIefY 11
and the affair has created conbide1&H
talk.
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TRAINs nN1fEvgn.


Nestce Issued Against TkroaGh Tickets
heing Sefsa.
sax FRAscssro. Jan. iS-ghe Southern
Psciiic Company haa large gorce al men
81 work today On the line between here and
Oregon eseasige traeks a snow Tee arxt
snowrlaw working saash frcEn Ashland, Or,
yeachasi Nsxsiie fessay and Sene u the EN-
gines hscansss1s disabled il was necessary -
return to Ashlsna for Aid. The trAin AZ
Sims was also relieved and taken hack 20
Reading. while large namhev AZ tho trav.
sssrs, or as many as desired. were brought
back 10 san Francisco toagrnt.
The h,eeking 81 The hines on the Shasta
division ana on the Central Pacific Is Sach
that the Southern Pacific Company ordered
circulars priasei tosiay 70 restrain the sale
Of through tickets until further nolIee.
There II . possibility. however. OF some
Of tiie delayed trains getting through To-
morrow.
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NEwsDEALEgs ATTACHED.

4 Tacoma House IA Financial Diai-
caitles.
TseomA. 1an. Il JeAn =. Mysr, Of pors-
lsn & .oday suesi out an attachment fer
fl5 against Eeraon Bros, the ness-
dealers. at Tenth and pac.fe avenue.
Veraon Bros. purchased al Mr. Myer
s. rs worth Of goods. ot Which orly 81 go
was p8{8, and tae halanee represented tie
auoaut % ths attachment
The Nas3on Ilyos gsYs bill % sale late
last THURSDAY Right % Miehaes Doad and
WGism Nepanala. mha we're in ehsrge
0ben the sheriff called fisis aaorning. They
has.a mn han .aa.l .Inaa
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TmE rEpERAL JupGEsHIr.
The Fight said To We Between caIkins
and Hest

SPOKANE FAILS. Jan. Isl. q Moore. Of
this city, mow in Washington. YES
terrlay teIegrapked friends here that the
contest for United States judgeship lad
narrowed down between himself and Judge
Hoyt. OF Seattle. Colonel Moore asked
that endorsements be sent urging his APP
pointment. which was dene.
Judge Calkins was interviewed on
The subject, bat said this was
his frst Intimatsen OF Colonel Moore's
candidacy Judge Calkins did not appear
nj ali uneasy ceTcerniEg The matter 1t Il
generally believed here that CAikins will
secure the aprointmeEt
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REDUCED RATES.
spokane GETS The neneat of 3 Mach Lower
Efn4nl.k.

sroEA4e r8IIs. Jonuary is.-~Since Jana
AIRY / the Northern and Union Pacific haue
had 4 tariff on freight 70 Coaer
lie Aiene thai was great
hardship on spokane Falls merchants.
II enabled coast cities 10 ship goods into
mines for less rate than Portland msx-
ehants could deliver ffom the came places
This aroused active opposition here D.
@. Fulton was IN the city this meek ard
returned 20 Portland 3 d4y OF tso ago.
As result Of this confer
ence with merchants here the sarthern
Pacific officials announced an average -
dueiIon og fifteen cents per hanared on car
load lots
THIS enables Spokane Rerehsnts % meet
outside shippers. The Union Paeltic has
not yet met tnis cut Assistant General
Western Freight Agent Wsodworth II that
line is now here
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srprRInR corEr.
Rapid Dispatch OF business BEYOND All
Precedent.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 1.-THE superior court.
which has been in session since January 8.
adjourned this evening for The present
term. Its next regular session viii begin
on the first Monday in May. Judge Irwin
will apen the superior court for the new
term at shelton. Mason eeHnty. on Non
tlay next. The commitment case 81 Luna
Joe vs. Mauerman IL made special mat
Ter fer next Wednesday. when II xpteted
that the incarcerased defendant will either
fnd bail or pay the amount OF judgment
against him.
Those who are directly connected with
the superior court, and The attorneys IN
cases before Ii, alieTe THAI more business
has been done during its brief session than
Al any other tme daring the past I've
wears
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sEArrLE COURTESY.
4 Large Number of Citizens Visit the
Tacoma Opera House.

AtntAHt tftfsAA AARArFs
TAeeNA. Jaa. fS.-fhe inaugural week of
the new Tacoma tlealer was brought to a
close tonight bv the presentation of Won
surpe's a Trip to Africa. by the Duff
opera company. The engagement has been
n8ore tfan satisfactory 70 both manage
ment aud the public, The audience 10
fi.ht even surpassed that Of The opening
night in poins of Numbers. Many members
of the legislature and their wives came
over from OIymria 10 attend the closiug
performances The following ladies' aud
gentlemen came over from Seattle and
Rsre present as ths thaater tonight: l., 5.
]. Hunt aud wife, Heo. II. HsHbron and
wife. r. G. Washhgn and vile Miss Emefy
Mrs Piper. A. Hcilhron, VIM. w Wood.
Josiah Collins. IT,. W. z. Bales, A. Barker,
T. 4. Street and wife and Miss struye.
Manager Hanna extended Invitations 70
the entire press delegation at Olympia.
which was very reneraily acceptef
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ciks On hehaH e tie loascn Tssaes ard the
lawyers il the 0'Ssea divorce csc Against
Charles = FxTnek The agent easiea Epon
several prominent frisausen. who rsfsasea
rim Aearsar. nose shssansssng tyat he
exhibited his credentials from The Bxstisa
foreign office and letter fr0a the FaAna-
ger of &c London Tgase&
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nANK cnNarInAcY.


Sait 20 ne brought AgAinst UsIbf04X
the Ontario Bank.
TORONTO, Jan. Is.--fnvesfi9afion a IT,
hooks Of the Ontario bank. 30 fnf ~ 4 NJ
been made. il said TO show evidences g E
conspiracy 20 wreck fhe instituld0n.
compromise viii be accepted " kho nl
officials from those customers vftcoo
counts show . debit balance and the M1e
matter win e4 ven siiaten In court.
Brown. the absconding ledger clerk. = IL
Buffalo. he has made statsnbent ol1|
offered 10 make ample rsstiLutkon - t1
bank. lie tlirned over 60 his da1eA(
deeds 81 properties valued ii $90.0D W1i
we're purchased with money lhAt pro1&
beionged 20 the bank. Il;
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A rremiaens cxmtsls ef asah sTsrsaeresi
Vile Asierp.

nEsvHx. Taa ls.--A 4. exra-s fsoEn FeTt
Daenesss. Utah. brings Information faat
wHsazn Is hitaeg Seynlofr. prominent
vear.e ranrhman ia AhssY vAslsys vas
tessnss aeAa u. Ms bes. wAese be BAL eys-
..ensIe hegn shas ahlse assser. * i t@-
lssvssi the suuFses vas committed py ItAn-
i{es
seymarA wenf 50 Utaai ID Iss2 ana vss
rsss6 trailer At esa Eori 4hevrasFg J. e.
R So mare. father of BE- mas,ta7e4 fnzn.
i ngw avsag hers. sas sar nsny yeers wzs
rssassg x az ed EasmsFa & NseAAlles
eAnE. DSsfuls
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Arrested for I-orwery.

SAX FRAscIseo. Jan. iS,-- Andrew White.
the foTmsf secretary aaa treasurer OF the
Gold ard stock telegram Company, was
arrested iolay on charge oI fesgcrg pre-
feFred hy ihe president of the eognpany.
Il IS eAaTged thai White committed nusn-
Der o. petty f0reeTies while connected with
the comnany, amounting 20 $500.
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wAsHTseroN CfTy. Jan. fS--Assistant
Attorney.General Maury Is very III With
la grippe. Assistant Secretary Batchelor,
of the treasufy department, who has been
III several days with Ia grippe, Is not im-
proving and hts friends are anxious. Rob
est Blaine, brother of tie secretary Of state.
IL down with pneumonia. Solicitef-G Gem
eral Chapman Is also ID with the same
rntnu6a{nt
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4 wEAI.rnY nKRNrr.
He Aecumnlates Riches and IL Murdered
far His Noney.

for His Money.
srRrSeFIKLr. No, Jan. IS--At 10 o'clock
lass night the house u Hnrh Farmer waa
burned 10 the ground and Farmer perishea
in the flames Investigation of the rains
showed coal ea freely scattered about the
house. snd It is believed that some Of
Farmers negro tenants murdered their
landlord Tor bis money and then set ere to
the house 70 cover up the crime.
Farmer was native Of County Wicklow,
Ireland, the son Of wealthy parents His
family osieeted 10 hts marrying the house
maid and he came 20 Anae rica and Invested
money in Missouri farm and other real
estate. He lived the life ol . hermit and
accumulated 5 large amount OF money from
his real estate dealings.
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PfTrsnURg, Pa. Jan. IS Alderman
W II. Potter, convicted ot conspiracy and
hlac kmail. was sentenced to-day TO eighteen
months IN the Western psnitenEiary ard 20
pay 500 fine. Constable sheppard was
found guilty OF the same 0flefse and Was
sentenced to fifteen months in the work.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19

tHArTAyQEk, ] Al. IA. - Mrs Eugene
tsssfaAa aisa Monday aEsE Sfss AAzrsess tssssy.
fsizaersl serytes was esndge1ed fr0Ea the
HFssny yterian church - The Rev. Poneroy.
assisted hy the Rev. Hanna. Deceased
leaves husband four smau children and
many frsenAis and relatives . mourn her
less They have slle earnest sympathy Of
the enfire community.