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slanrhier On the HALLWAY.

BRADFORD, Pa, June D.-The first Sec
ton Of a freight train on the Pennsylvania
railroad broke in two on the top of Buffalo
mills grade last night. The rear part ran
down the grade with terrible speed and
crashed into the second section. Joseph
Martin and Brakeman Little were instantly
killed, six others were seriously injured.
The men IN the caboose went 10 sleep
and failed to stop the runaway cars.
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was on the speakers table and should he
placed before the house for action.
After further discussion by Bland, the


speaker and Others, Bland modified ~ ',,rn, the
.aaneuaee oI n,s nsoiuon ~ a., ~ L., a..
.,as. .,at une siaA m ,a % ;no,,,d;,g thn Silver
,nm''eI I'm Oh ms .apte, ,nesues s ,;.r, ~. TS,,
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the matter ana sagges'ea 20 ,,, b,ama ~ una, , ne
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ap. ,' G Sapposins sf Il was ~ upon % the speakers
.nDie un1t passing upon .ne nna'er ' u :, @ ..ns
uine,' MIA. t';,i ine ci.a,r popSm ho,au,. !,
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day was private Dill aay, anu 'ha' pr'-
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.hc .o"s,'e'"on ". Wv I'M "a'
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I'm In ,oversna nna-half ~ Tho cos, -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnnnnnsa,;on ,nJ os.
nensas of clerks to ha emnloyed in assort.
n, a., ,,,iIs IN ,rons;, ~, s,,a,,,,h;ns III -
,noon % ,hn Wni'ad S,a,ns anI o,har p,,,n-
tries in The internntionai nostal union.
In the consnIar and diniomatic ,nnrou.
r;at;on hill n humber 81 amandments arc
made in the hill as n nasseI The house
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raised from s. soo 10 sio on and ,ho Dan.
ish mission from ss.UD ~ 81 hG0 The
| commit,ea olso ;pcornorotod In III. h;Il
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tn. Governor win Have Hard job

SAN Francisco, June D.-The govern
or's letter 10 the attorney general demand
ing the suppression Of rugilism i'm the
state, has called out letter from the
president of the California Athletic club.
He suggests that the attorney general. as
test. bring suit for the forfeiture of the
clubs franchise for permitting an illegal
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The Entnmheh Miners.

DrNBAR, Pa, June O.-Relief parties
were at work all night in the wrecked
mine. This morning there were tsD feet
of slate and rock To go through before
the miners could he reached. IL is thought
ping is heard.
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T.pny and SsIyator,

NEW YORK. June 0.-Salvator and
Tcuny are matched. They will race at
Sheepshead Bay on "Wednesday afternoon
next for $500 side and Coney Island
Jockey club will add 5000 more.
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Tn. Jury Say. M.

CHiCNGo, June 0.-rhe jury in the case
of gsaloon keeper Concoran aud Alder
man McAbel, on trial for alleged election
frauds, this morning returned verdict
acquitting the prisoners.
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SWEEPING THE COUNTRY.
Cyclone. Give IIiinoi, no Re-t-Towns Cal
ried Away.

ried Away.
DIXON, ILL.,, June O.-A tornado swept n
portion of this country early this evening
doing terrible damage. In the village of
Sublette many building were destroyed.
four persons were killed and others in
iured. In the outlying country many
farm houses were damadgcd and people
more or less hurt. In Brooklyn town.
ship "a school house was wrecked. eigh-
teen children being injured, how seriously
has not yet been learned.
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r. CHRISMAN, ID. ID. 3.

|1ice, First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
|zETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by new process. All classes OF Dental Work
| executed In first class manner. Artificial
Teeth without Plates.
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OPPOSED 10 IDAHO.
Ihe Democrats viii Object 70
New States.
4 STRICT PARTY CONTEST.
nepsal - - 1lnAes Csassss Dm ~
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- Or.yss narsss.
a STRICT PARTY CONTEST.

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THE SCOTT MJR
Finding Bloodstains o. T.
bands Cost y
THE WoMAN's SON 9uapoo1


NcNsxvytLx Fth ns-fho cueGuu
rhysscsans returned faxt night man unnn1
tto<oaxh pest moffen exMmtnot3on -
body oi Nrx SCOTT who woo 0oD1
wheafianxi last sunday. The ns1e o164 80
when dec<aSed wsa in ~. amd only
the outer sknii Of ne forcheo6s ~
Immediately fAsal II seeIns - -
wa followed ont on 70 ths pprch
barn and shot In the hack - sne wone ~
the outside door. and these 90 fn1fen16o1n
ahe Was sssuek with ths gun M
A hsocdy ccAf was found whton eoelxDr
Sons claim 10 identziy. ard tAero = t1ll19&
deuce.
The body uas brought here a ni1n1 NJ
viii DC buried tomorrow q Mnoonie Co.
Deceased was praminent memb@r - -
oescA degree I. q. o +. The ecce1 lo1ot19 &1<1 -
Eood reputation here and ax0 Wo1E M1
throughout the county. one of U31oe
sons having run fcr county coUmlocloo
two years aga. 81 ~ IS
One Of the murdered vomnn1 Goon uu M
rived here and vent with the oG1cet ~ 0~1
al tire trAxe<iy. No other mur0o9 II ~ 1G
has shacked people - mnch - thiA
Tho cDrcner's Jury Il the cono - or&
mony In seeret sesalon today an1 -
b. he'd cf sworn tcesimony of ~
enough wss learned frum wisnutnen ~
juyyUom 10 cause the beiiol tho1 - ~
vas the murderer.
The oloosiy coat found wAa tdoneln>0 - 4
by several neiahborx Others beitevo - 1Un
lott II tnc guilty cnel e
Tho c0scner stated this afAoEuoon f1G9 1
would adjourn the case ovsr et1t ru0nk
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THE FLORIDA MURDER.
Omeial Report From the United States
Mnrshaf.

wasKsxsrox crrY. Feb. is-The report Of
United states Marshal Mitchell. OF Florida re-
gsr1iag the rteeat kii & af deputy marshal
OF TIA; state. WAS made public 70 az. II l. sub
sssnsisliy q same story siven in these dis
patches GA the night OF the killing. In substance
IL ls that saunders was invited out 80 drive by
two men named McFay,in and Mitchell. the for
mer of whom he had before that had troahie
with over the serving OF wriss. IN the afternoon
Mitchell brought back saunders dead hoJy, bat
would make 30 statement ~ TO Who did the kill
ins beyond saying IL was NOT himsclt MeFarlsn
had disappeared.
Mitchell had heard ia the morning Q report
taa, an aysemps would be made TO kisl some of
fAe party. and bad warned saundeu not to 70
ont After the murder he received an saisma-
rloB tha; Il woasa Ee well for himself and Lang
fora tn leave tevn and they did that nixhs
TIE attorney general said this afternoon that
no steps would se taken IN the matter antis the
president returned from Aliegheny City.
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sLAIR STILL TALKING.
The Educstional Bill. Alaskan Lease
and other Matters.

The Educational Bill, Alaskan Lease
and Other Matters.
wAsHlSsrox CRY. Feb is.-Amous the bills
reported from committees and placed on the cal
endsr were the following: For inspection OF
mcafs: for expectation and prohibiting impor-
fssion OF aduiterased articles Of food and drink
for relief of women enrolled "a army nurses.
Cuilom. from tho interstste eommerce COM
mittee, reported . preamble and resolution re-
scecting The allegation that by reason OF exces-
sive freight rates on lines of railroad, Z great
section II country lying between the Rocky
mountains aud the principal food-disfributins
centers in the east Is unsbie 70 market its food
products and obtain for them the actual cost Of
production, and directing the COMMITTEES to In
vcstigsse such allexaficna II Was agreed To-
Plumb inquired 70 the bill concerning
lease OF Seal islands OF Alaska. Morrill, replied
that there had been no time when hearing oi
the subject could Be ob aimed.
Plumb said: II suppose the committee viii
not arrive af any conclusion and nothing viii
be done ia the matter. but the secretary Of the
treasury will on the siss OF the present month
proceed to make new lease for twenty yean.
regard it ~ very unfortunate that congress
does not take action on the subject
Blair then resumed his argument In favor Of
the educstioua bill.
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THE PRESIDENT ACTS.
Several Appointments Made-Biils Ap.
rroyed.

wssgsssros CRY, Feb. Is-The president
tn1sy sens 20 she senate she following nomiaa-
ITEMS Registers OF tar osices-Aiberf p. Dixon.
sussavslle. Cal. Etwfn wsife. san Francisco.
JOAN VI. issuis. The palses. Or Charles II.
clay. Lewsxsoa. Idaho: Winfield 4 cohxrs, R<Se-
well. n. NJ. Alfred ". strong. spok ane Falls.
wash: ycan C. Martin, rreseosr. A. T.
Assa wesst<- L. ssaeses. aren't, fskirzs In
s5lsn sS~acy. wssA-, and Jain Kelley. sap<r-
wiser 81 cezsus. Fs-ss aissrsc; ei ofxgoa
TAe sseslteas has approved the tasns resoie-
tsoa cszxEsfaisstnx the pesgss ct Brazil ca their
adoption al republican torra Of government.
ard she ses foe The relSet OF Sufferers By the
wreck OF the Sspssc a. Arsx-
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Another ef the Accused Nen h
quilted

Another ~ the Accused Nen h Ae-
quitte<s-
CHICAGO. feA I3.-ThonaS KAvanaxh. the
building contractor aud member cf Camp lSA
Clan na-Csaci. an trial for oomr;ic;sy In an It.
tempt 10 brihs Cronin Jurors. walked Qua Of
court this afternoon . frsc man, Evidence ia
The ease Was concluded today. amer which sr-
eumentx were made. The attorney for hoth
Kavanash and o'Donrcll movrd for aequisfal
The mcsiea ~ regards o'Douresi wax over
ruled. Jndge Waterman hoidinG that the jury
should BE- allowed - pass upoa The sssfinouy-
An 10 Kasanaxh the Judge ruled that tho ssates
attorney bad Iaised to make snt Csc. 4 man
could not b couvtefsd on suspicion that he
knew 0f corruption. He had . night 10 inquire
- 70 the character os sslesmen summoned az
ahnuf TO be. Motion Tor aequitfai was sus-
ta3ned
This leaves only o'Donnesl on trial ous cf the
oeveu men indicted
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.ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN 4 Co.,
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
South side Cherry Street. between Front and Second
some of the Property in all parts the City
.;ch w. win be pleased to Intending Purchasers


Sssfy seesa VISA - sTaea
nsscel
magnificent zrTcsasaSs
k ne aAs @ s a
ann~a Oh ~<d Aas sAe -
w.s sos aAaAs
awarss sarcasfns S& - 80
1s
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MAILS DIVERTED.
CAliforuia Letters From the East Seat
Nv the sanAn Fe.

CAaIof0tn LetteFa FF0D the Eoo6 0o0k
BY the Saata Re.
eAx FAAScIsco, Feb. la.--Rcposts from points
on the Central Pacinc railroad. from Coifax 70
Truekcr, show that another sncw Storm pre-
vaiitd IN the Sierra Nevada mountains isss night
Two overland tfains are due today and expected
late tonight, Today's two East-bouad vAins
viii be consolidated at sacramento and this
practice viii te continued until the storm shAsek
Owing to interruption 20 travel on the Gen.
frai Pacific on account Of storms In the moun-
tains the overland mails today we're dispatched
over the Santa 70 route. and westbonnd mails
have been ordered sent 10 California ovex that
road until the storm ceasea
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General Crook Inspccts Their Proposed
Home.

CHICAGO, Feb l9--tscnerai George Crook has
Just arrived from an extended trip through the
Indian territory The general bad never tesofe
visited Fort Sill. the proposed future home Of
the Ap.che indiana. ard wanted 20 satisfy him.
seiE q 10 the nature OF the country, IN eii-
mate. etc
II fonnd the Unised states troops vel and
sAsssfed." said the general There IL no great
amount of sickness there. OF course. that sec
sion OF the country 10 not paradise. bus IT 10
not nearly a. bad - described. lfwoah make =
most excellent reservation for Geronimo and
his hs.Ie hand
"Dsd you asrertsin from the Indians down
there neither they would be pleased 10 receive
ss neirhbors the Apaehes. now soiourning In
Florida
Everybody thinks the scheme practieabe
ana wise. No one viii offer any objections
/ thssk shall rcdsable my exersious 70 have
Fort siu selected - the place 20 quarter the
ApArheA
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TRAF-sHoOrEEs.

A Touring Company Of Rival Shooting
Teams.
sAH FRANcIeco. Feb. l9.-The Eastern aad
western teams OF the worlds champion trap
shooters captasned respectively by H. Nc
Murchy, OF Syracuse. n r.. snd c. W. busid. os
Des Mosnes. Iowa. who are touring the country.
shot of their thirteenth match for the worlds
championship ksrs today. ihe Eastern team
winning BY . y ore OF III 20 l57.
The Eastern team has won eight out Of thir-
er~u m nfchea
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roky To9xsxxp. Feb ~ There has Asrrady
been snhecs1ned oysr taaNa urcn the nsw
hunds snhmitxea 10 she sisszsAs ~ fen Tcwn<ead
hy the orezvn imrseyen~ut Company ~ fheis
ATTORNEY. Celouel J. G. HAtnes. last Monday
evening. at : msesinx es tAe subscriber 10 to-
ortsanai Hnaun hcnux The new hcads Eskc
TIE oonns paxAhae 20 the ferx Townseni
southern Railroad Company. rs heirs and
assigns and Kxaass % exsensioa Of ssxtx dsys
beyond TIE sime sp>sifist ia tae Old tonsf< for
canplstaon cf The fssxs twenty uailcS secsias, az
until Scrsemeer /. lsso and one year longer in
which 10 complete tie raed - tae txxn<ccntz-
mental conncesian. CT uasii September l. fSa2
The sart thai ssaofo has he<n raised In iess
shaa foFty-eight hsuS after the ushsnisxscn ci
the prcfesisioa shows the fsnree ~ the sitirens
nson thia sahsers. There u acv no ioager .
dOsaot haz the mad viii be haitt % Rors Towns-
end end thai work VII hcgln socn
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eased sf awintlIina.
HAHxxsxu. ~. Va. Feb. II --The iarKs tobacco
factory of Block Bros. waa taken po&se@son ol
yesterday BY Nvenue ofsesrs. the proprietor
being charged With swlndiine tbs govern
ment ont Of nearly 6ffy thousand dollars
by selling overwetzhf FarksseS. Iat<rnal Rev
enue Commissioner Mason arrived this morning
ON Warrington and . long conferences was
held with the 6rm.
Al ita conclusion Commissioner Mason In
formed the A Assnciased Press representative that
the frm had satisfied the governments claims
and would resume business st once He would
rive no details. bat il Is understood that Block
Bros will make good the deficit
They claim the over esweighf was due 70 care
irkx am Dlovoe aud in accurate s~alra
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Pafsi's Birthdsy.

eAx FsAxessco, feh. ls.--Nme- Adeiina Patti
Escolsni rare dinner 20 few select srields
this evening In honor al the return OF her hisEh
Car. Patti says she wss born ~ Mad nd. Spain.
v~A~uarv Ia f$f1
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s.~ rsAxcrsco. Fen. fs.-The steamer Queen
O, the Fsesac whsea sailed today for Paxst
soand. took fwo cable cars for the seattle Cable
Railroad Company.
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Contractors and Carrensers Agree upoa
Finn-

SsoxAxE YAtfx., Feb H.-A neefing %
e rgensers asla las Night. - vhseh were rs*<
ens many capitalists sns eontvssterxs con fsis
..e af srss earp<nsers and three eoasTsrzors sad
49,, csssrslsst1 ~ss appointed 20 sre8trsss on
lak.or eIserxncss .hi b have OF base thsxAtsnsd
70 hsDo-ne szrseas
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OTTAWA. Feb. 10 --ln the Honss of Com
sAs iast sneadmenf 70 the bsii foe ~ 61N
OF Preach - the ofzscssl isnxuage II ~ - -
west va lost. The amendmsnt w. thet
refasfu a. they are. 58& 81
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THg saLooN CRUSADERS

reaeefui sabmission Of the Citizens To
Arrest.
srtcxsxnsvsILE. No. Feb b-A coasfabh
soiay ARRESTED sixteen erassters- thirteen isstes
ana tArse men. charged vita malicious de-
stsactfan of property.
We sset wsh no opposition. TIE lssS.es having
tesersnanef to sneuit quietly 20 faeis martyr
asrs. q Essy called X They gave soSds 70
srp1ag nsxf FrlS1sy.
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roUR rEEr or SNOW.
RsilreaA Trains Again BleckeA In tAs
Cuts.

Cuts.
QUICK hAr, Cal, Feb nl-Ihe snowgorm
continues with no indications Of ccaxine. The
fail fof this storm II four feet Wagon reads
and bitches are sgain blocked 7he raiircad ID
open. hut IL requires the constant effort Of AL
the suowplows 70 keep Il % The cyclone and
rotary piows arc at work ~ Cascade cut, - thai
II the wont on the rod. Train No 4 of the
lsth. IL between Hue Canyon and Emixrans
Gap. Train No q Of the i5th. Is 1t ColfAx.
All uest- bound trains are held aeFTruckse un-
III there Ii no danger of any great delay. eaow-
shovciers are busy keeping sidings cisax. is 4
mot prohabis that any trains viii move tonight
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witnesses Utterly Fan - Idestafy
Kelly.
caycAso Feb al B. Kelly. the altered
cronin suspect asrexsed nj 81 Louis yesterday.
arrived here tonight Ms Coukiin anf Frank
seaman ufterly failed TO idents.y him - the man
who drove Cronin away froua the hoase
osher witnesses vfEi be given IN Opportunity
tomorrow 10 see II he is identical with The long
Hooked for ..Slraon6ss
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Lpxpox. Feb. i2.--The new land pagchnno r.
will NOT be limitsd to ti0o oo00oQ n VIII pGov1S
for combining the ianded estates, cOae1 ~
land comrsssion insa sfsgis great ts1hanG
the settlement OF aii iAsd disDatss "a ~
simplify and ehsspsn the srsnsfsr % lan4A
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rhe Hatflcld- aqcCov Feud.

PfKEyILLE, KY. Feb ~ Ellison Mount was
hanged here today for participation in the
murder Of Miss Alafair Mccoy and her brother
some time ago He declared that the HATFIELD
ganR forced him 70 engage In the murder.
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ALBANY. Feb. IA Tho New York Commercial
Company. of Alaska fiimited1. has been formed.
with capital Of S1.0o00o0. for carrying on min
fnG. ashlnK. building and commercial enter
prises generally In the territory Of Alaska, and
died certificate of incorporation today.
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PIrTsBrRG, Feb l9--The train bearing Presi-
dent Harrison and party reached Pittsbarg q II
o'clock tonight. The party was driven 10 the
Duquesne club, which viii be the presidents
headquarters during hts stay in the city. Affer
liehf luncheon the weary executive retired foe
Tho NIGHT
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coos bay. str Willamette Valley. Yaqsina
pspArfures- SCR Queen Of the Facsac. Victoria
Arr.yed-sss Farralione. Ys7uina. brig Beacon.
Port Discovery: hxtne Valley Forge. Dspsrtars
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Ilnion P.ei1lc Earninra

BosTox, Feb l9.-The official statement Of the
Union Pacific entire system shows gross earn
ings for twelve monthS ending December 81.
tss,7ls, coo: increase. ss20oCN Expenses. s250i5-
oog: increase s5i7.o.0 Net earnings, Ga COS 600;
increase 3loa. .0oO
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LATAxKrrE. Ind, Feb. ls.-7eosge c. Beck, Of
Indianapolis, today won tho Americas Field
Champion Wing Shot from Fred krb. Who won
. cup from Budd, a Iowa Beck COS forty y-nfne
our Of afy birds. miasing ths fogty-stxsh- Erb's
ncoxe vna fnrty .nva