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srneted spres in dfueputahle mouse en-
Clark strss6 This afternoon ~ demanded
Ct The paint q . Seyoivsr. from Annie
Hall. in uhoss company he WA 3ewezs
valued q $3.50 which shs had
To vuman screamed and Grove fired .
bullet, lodging IN The nsshy part at her
arm. Grove saiosd the jewelry md
rushed toward ths street. At tie door ~
vas met By . coaored woman, whom hs
Knocked senselasB With the butt q The ~
wolves.
/ He rot away ior The time being and later
in the afternoon NJ pswned the diamonds
Oficer LinviIle, Who had been Watching
for him, met him g the door Of the pawn
shop and attempted 10 arrest him. bat vas
instantly shot down. the bullet passing
through his lace and cutting his tongue in
two.
Grove ran down town, followed By hun
dreds Of citizens. Oficer Briscoe located
him several blocks down. AMI attempted
with drawn revolver to stop the flying
man. but Grove promptly planted bulies
In Briscos's breast and kept on.
Soon after he turned and discharged the
last Cartridge 1t his pursuezs. . bullet
striking C. E Cole in the arm
At last Grove was cornefed In blind
alley. but kept the crowd 1t bay with his
empty revolver until two detectives stole .
march on him, knocked him down and
handcnfYed him.
Fully 1000 people followed the trio to
the station. yelling lynch him." but the
detectives landed him safely behind the
bars
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MAKING MORE LAWS.
A Sitting Congressman De-
clared Duly Elected.
xAe ssna4s sssn struegiing VIM -
Bisar Kauessisaal Bm-salt
Lake CITY ELL

wAsnIscrox Crry, March 7.-Aftef un-
important business tho Senate proceeded
70 bills on the calendar. Paoiic building
bills having been reached. several vsrs
passed The bill sppropriating 500. 900 Tor
Salt Lake City having been reached. Plumb
moved to reduce the appropriation 70 ta10.-
u0 He asserted that when be was in Salt
Lake City last summer. . suitable site
could have been had for SO, 900 or $30,o01
The bill went over without action
The educational blll cane mp - "un6n-
ished business
The House committee On elections re-
ported resolution in the Alabama con-
tested election case OF Threat W Clark.
declaring Clark entitled to the seat: adopted
The speaker laid before the House SEN
ate bin referring to the court Of claims
The claim Of Woodbridge for the use Of his
invention Of projectils for rifsd cannon
vas defeated
The House then vent into committee Of
the whole on private calendar.
The House postoface committee resumed
confederation Of the postal telegraph and
was addressed in its favor By Ralph Beau
mont, chairman Of the legislation commit
tee OF the Knights Of Labor.
The Senate committee on public lands
this morning reported the general land
grant bill II forfeits to the Uuitsd States
Ill lands opposite TO and coterminous With
. portion Of any railroad not now COM
ple4ed
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OLYMPIA. March THE following articles
Of incorporation have been fled:
Seattle q Montana Railway Company,
Seattle; capital stock. sl0.0O0.0O0 Trustees
ID. II. Gilman, Thomas Burke, e. o.
Object-To construct . railway and tele-
graph line from Seattle to the eastern
boundary Of the state Of Washington.
The Seattle Chamber Of Commerce,
capital stock. $30,O01 Trustees ~ John
Leary, William Il. Bailey, Herman Chaplin,
Jacob Furth, Edward O. Graves, George
II. Hebron, Alfred Holman, William G.
Hin. Charles II. kttinger, A r. Nitten,
U. X. Niesz, Thomas w. Prosch. r. w.
Rochester and E. +. Whittier. Objects-To
disseminate business statistics and advance
the public interests Of Seattle.
Spear Land Company, Bothsll; capital
stock, SIS 900. Trustees-Frank w. Spear
and Emma G. Spear. Of Snohomish. OBJ
ject-To buy and sell real estate.
The Bank Of Montesano; capital stock,
$4,000. Trustees-Charies N. Byles,
James K. Medcalf, John T. Nedcali. Her.
bert l.. Gilkey. William J. Starr. William
A. Dickey and Henry c. Cooper. Object
To deal in real estate and do Q general
banking business.
The Whitworth college. OF Sumner.
Trustees-Rev q. r. Whitworth. Rev. w.
h. Lee. d. D.. Rev. w. A. Mackey. Rev. Z.
w. Brown. George r.. Orchard and E. q.
Meade. Object-To establish an institu-
ton of learning.
Harmony Club. Tacoma. Trustees-Sam
Moyscs. Simon Hrsch, Ike Harris, Nathan
Todtman. Marcus Moses. Sam Loeb and
Max Broh.-0bject-To promote social In
tercourse
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Concurrence Ia the Camasistse's Date Of
A

Concurrence ia the eammistse's Date Of
Adjournment
CSsarts. March T~sp~axer FsIxAAn cas,rd
the uasse 70 e-ser At IL a ~
kosl call sheasd sxsy.s esen me-he-s rr~s4
eai
The rrensssx ct yesterday we're vs9 and o.
proved
axroKTs ar eoxxFrvgxx
Jatsen 81 NsasscEn. fscsa the committee On
sSiaesssAsn, reported . satsuIa.s gog H. RsNos
rs sni ~. sssse'tshinS = ssnsrxl ualforrz sysp
TEN % eSsasuen seAsssss IA tAts state
Tac eezasnsssee ce coaafses and eezrsy Nres
rvpossei fsso-aisy II. q We -. scr the election
al . sszcrStss Ia csstes having . nayaiasssa of
iasHo 81 nserxs sase tsvcrssly 4 4 No sax
sssaerssssx tAe orssRsssa eueasse. az TIE STATE
~ contract sasse<eSness and Issue ssnss: s!sa
faworshsy. : b Ma. Iss. relative - TIE arxarssz
tsoE 81 asw eeaassex
sAss. sssm Tie !eazs eoea sssssss ca .ssg~asser
vita Eaaeeeszsrr elszss, r~rerts1 rssaa<s,snx
TIE eessrzea % tAe rsssext4vs coars.se<s Asx-
fnx essrks 20 fxress whstaxf 90 ncs they can
ttss~ns< visa sAsif sesvsee@ Tia eA.irzasa Of
eexs ulssees wsxx 20 slrecss1
sla&s sSrAeGErxn
u u Ne sr. ay TIE sosns zEsssss &C eSsscs,
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DEATH OF A PIosEn


Oso of the Oldest and Most Active 81
Oregon's Citixens.
NORTH YAKIMA. March 7.-Captain A +.
Hedges. Of Oregon City. died at the resi-
dence Of his son-in-law. Dr.. J. B. Chap
man, In North Yakima ON Thursday.
Captain Hedges was one Of Oregon's Oldest
pioneers, coming to that state In 1874 He
owned the first steamboats, that piled on
the upper Willamette, crossed the plains
three times by team, was appointed super
intendent Of Indian affairs for Oregon in
1852. was member Of the Oregon consti-
tutionA convention, was elected to the
state legislature three times, was recruiting
officer during the Indian war Of Clacka-
mas county, and filed the Office Of sheriff
Of the same county two terms.
He was life long Democrat. and was .
drm believer in state rights.
He leaves behind to mourn his lon .
wife and seven children. He Vas an uncle
Of Major w. v. Rinehart. Of Seattle.
No truer or better man ever lived. The
old pioneers are passing away. Soon
none win b left to tell the story Of the
hardships and trials Of early life In Oregon
and Washington.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Valensin sale Of horses In New
York was without interest
The Monroe Eckstein Brewing Company,
rated at nearly million, has assigned.
Congressman Wilson Was q guest ct the
White house last evening.
Premier Tisza's resignation has not yet
been accepted.
4 committee will be sent to Washington
for . large appropriation for California
rivers.
The schooner A. L. Tiernan has been lost
OF Gilbert islands. She went down the
day OF insurance renewal.
The Ndlfskills have won . land case at
San Diego. involving thousands of acres.
The late Governor English, Of Connect
cut. left 2000. 900 to his son, and $50, 900
for charitable institutions.
Earthquakes have occurred In Kutais in
Asiatic Russia.
The funeral OF ex-Minister Pendleton
takes place today ct Cincinnati.
Engineer Staples. Of Sacramento, had hts
arm smashed by machinery.
Three boys named Naples and Baker
have been drowned near Knoxville.
Charles Freeman killed man at Sacra-
trough
A 6re In tenement house on Ludlow
street, New York, imperiled the lives OF Q
large number Of families.
The United States Senate has passed the
bill sppropriating 500. 900 for Helena pub
lie buildings.
The Chinese troops In Formosa are join.
ing the rebels. because they cannot get
their pay.
A freight train on the Central Pacific
smashed . snowshsd near Cisco, killing
twenty head OF cattle.
The young children Of Moses Feldman.
Jew peddier of Boston. set fire TO the
house with matches.
The condition OF ex-Congressman Taui-
bee Is UNCHANGED
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A GHAsTLY TROPHY.

The Head Of Woman Who Betrav.a
the Nihliists.
Moscow. March IA CHASTITY tragedy
has come 10 light In this city. A parcel
WAS LEFT ~ the residence OF Prince Dol.
eoroukon which upon examination vas
found 10 contain the head Of . woman
With the parcel WAS an anonymous note
saving: This IL our FIRST exploit; We win
soon Guido Jack the Ripper"
IL Is believed the woman was killed for
hetrAying nihilfsts
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over Five hundred Notar,ea.

OLYMPIA, March THE following
named notaries public have been appointed
by the governor:
Julius G. Smith. v. lingo Smith. Hiram
c. GIN, Seattle; J. NJ. Keen, L. II. Pear.
son, J. w. Stewart, p. u. Norton, w. A..
Rosenberger. q. w. Van Fosscn, w. w.
Sprsgue, Tacoma; J. w. O'Keefe, g. NJ.
Dayton. Pasco; Stanley Hallett, John
Tate. Medical Lake; George Comegys, J.
w. McKune. 0akdsie: II. H. Blackburn,
Puyaliup; L. 8. Roberts. Spokane Falls;
NJ. Henry. Prosser: w. NJ. Allen, Sno-
homish. Total to date. $40.
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DON'T BUY.

Do not buy lots without going TO see them
You rob yourselves by doing so In some cases
Daniel Jones 4 Co show tho lots they are sell
Ing W IN pride, and sell for syndicates who de-
sire 10 see customers make profits woodland
Park. y. ID. Dibbies Nrst addition to Ballard
salmon Bay Park and h y. Days FIRST addition
are all good properties TO invest in. and values
are steadily Increasing. We can take you to
these lots aud show you them without q blush.
and you viii always show them with Ssfisfac-
ton when you resell. Daniel Jones q Co. ga
eeeond street, corner cherry. room Z
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sUPREME COURT.

Nezt Week e He Devoted - BenAosang
Ueeistona.
OLYMPIA. March THE following order
Of business Vas today transacted in The
supreme court:
Hoilsn Parker ". George dAcres ct a..
on appeal from First district, Walia Walla;
occasion Of lower court affirmed.
Angus AcClaine ". Territory Of WASH
ington, ON witt Of error from Second dir
trict. Olympia; continued for the term
During tomorrow and the coming week
the court win Be occupied In Investigations
and making decisions In cases already sub
mitted-
At II m. the court adjourned until 10 =
m. tomorrow.
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AN UNFORTUNATE MAN.
He Loses His Home and His Hand within
Week.

H0 Loses HIS HOIn0 and HIS Hand With
Week.
PORTLAND. March Us. r. Fairchild.
while walking from Vancouver last even.
ing on the motor line. met train on the
low trestle. He stepped outside the rails
on . projecting timber and. being daxed
and scared, rs the train passed he grasped
rail and his hand was cut OF by the
wheels.
He was not seen by any one on the train
and fell TO the ground. where he lay all
night in the rain and Was found by the first
train this morning.
Mr.. Fairchild's house, with oil its con.
tents, was burned few nights ago.
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SAN FRANCIscO's UNEMPLoYED.

Public Subscriptions Started - A9spd
Temporary Work.
Ban Francisco, March 7.-Pursuant to .
call issued by Mayor Pond yesterday. .
meeting OF citizens was held In the rooms Of
the Chamber OF Commerce this afternoon
to devise means for aiding unemployed
workingmen. Several prominent citizens
denounced the sending Of the sensational
dispatch TO Washington few days ago by
persons styling themselves COMMITTEES,
representing that there was starvation In
San Francisco and asking that government
rations b issued.
The speakers, while admitting there was
much distress among the poorer classes,
expressed the opinion that the municipal
ity was fully able TO afford necessary re-
Lief
A resolution Was adopted to the effect
that subscription be started and devoted
to employing laborers in Golden Gate
Park.
An executive committee Of ten was ap.
pointed to supervise the giving outof work,
and 81. 80 was raised to pay laborers at the
rate Of 81. so per day.
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THE FAMOUS rROrrxRs.
Axtell II Too Busy to Train for . Speed
Contest.

AxteN - Too Busy to Train Tor . Speed
Contest.
NEW York, March lit seems the great
race proposed between Eunol and Axtell
will not take place after al. In speaking
Of the matter today. Bonner said: There
II no likelihood Of its coming
of. met Mr.. James. one Of the i've
owners OF Axteli, quite recently. and be
told me the stallion was on his farm at
Terrs Haute, Ind, and would earn SO, 900
this year, 20 he would hardly be In shape
for great test Of speed.
"When bought Sunol it was with the
understanding that should le, her remain
until next October with Governor Stanford,
10 give him chance to lower her record.
Consequently. he has entire charge Of her
racing record this year, and have nothing
n do With her"
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b ) leslsasuzs sssl - vsss - aaaliy

countsd.
Grsnt's ascfaioa sAat Il sskss . tvo-
thirds vo1e 70 force The previous question
thought RobeYts' rules a order exprssssy
declare tbas two-this6s voss b nacsssasy.
The rule a TIE Hcuse II e1biguous and
eapah3e u doubte construction The gen-
sSai paFiIamsntary practices, however, =
thar simple majority = required II
Grant had ruled Inst majority only "
abty hare beeu appealed from and delay
A proposition II on foos tonight 70 take
sweet fsssnEs on the members Of the Whit
man and Epokane delegations. who OPP
posed the bill almost unanimously. The
Steptos county bill, which these deieEa-
lions fought 30 bitterly and killed, viii Be
reintroluccd tomorrow, and . strenuous
attempt viii D. made 10 pass IL, unless op-
position 20 the ode land bali ceases Pro-
motors Of this scheme say they hsve
enough votes assured 70 get II through
The proposed new county WIN Be called
Chairman. Its lines VIII BE- nearly the same
- Eteptos.
Th4s h feeling tonight that Tie bin
may yet b. passed in its present. shapa. IL
b not likely 70 b attempted
The rrotrscted fight over the various ed
ucationaI bills has ended in . compromise.
The Senate educational committee several
dsys dnce presented . bill, modelled after
Lswrence's. providing general law. To-
day Drums bill for . school system In
cities Of over 1900 inhabitants. was sub
mitted. II reduces 1000 10 1900. and
provides that city boards Of education may
select texf-books in addition 70 those pre-
scrlbsd by the state board. and may grant
certificates 10 teach, provided the applicant
holds . county or state certificate. Both
bills win b ursed 70 passage.
The object Of OWING bin, which passed
the Senate today, was 10 allow trust on So
eurity companies 70 do business in the
state These companies, 10 Is well known,
make specially Of becoming suretles for
public officers or employees OF private cor
porations who are required TO give bonds,
or for individuals who furnish bonds for
any purpose.
Governor Ferry today signed Senate
bills Nos. 425. Log and III, which taken to-
eether. make . complete code OF laws for
highways, turnpike roads. and for laying
out. establishing. changing the width of
and vacating county roads. He also signed
Senate bill No 100. 70 require ali Transport
tAtion companies TO promptly forward
freight.
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BxLLoc FRERks.
Suspension Of . San Francisco Private
Bank.

Bank.
SAN Francisco, March Local fnan-
cial circles were agitated this morning by
the suspension Of the private banking
hrm Of Beiloc Freres. The assignment
WAS made to the sheriff ct 10 o'clock and
the doors were closed. The establishment
Is branch Of the wealthy banking firm of
BelIoc Freres, of Paris.
Henry Barroilhet. head Of the firm in
this city, issued note that he had been
forced to close the doors owing TO the fail
ure TO receive remittances from the Paris
house. He states he expects they will en-
able him to pay all demands ct an early
date.
Sheriff Laumeister states the liabilities,
90 far - known now, viii amount TO fully
$500. 600.
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THE SENATE.
Several Bnis Of Importance Advanced
One stage.

several Bule OF Importance Advanced
One stage.
OLYMPIA, March Tin the absence OF the
lieutenant governor. this morning, Senator Kin
nesr was called 70 the chair. Eighteen senators
we're PRESENT
The Judiciary committee presented a new bin
tSo. sa6l. relative TO costs In convictions for fell
orr, etc.
The bills with reference 10 public Waterway
aud hsrbor lines was made . special order for
next Wednesday ~ 2p. N.
II. y. No LOO. by kennedy-with reference 70
swine running at large: passed.
The committee on education reported hack
Drums bill. 10 establish q system OF common
schools In cities OF over 5000 inhabifants
Many amendments were recommended and
adopted chief OF which were q change Of
s'sooo0' Ia 10000" and the creation oi the city
bill, after reading, was ordered enxrossed.
:. n. No ald. by committee on municipal cor
rosations Authorizing cities and towns 70 con-
straes Internal Improvements and 20 issue bonds
therefor
section q. prohibiting the sale Of bonds below
par. was stricken out
RsIl passed-a yeas. no nays Emerreney
Clause passed
After recess the senate Was called to order ., 2
p. m. The trx. order was
rHisp READING oy nfLIa
Al. No sis. hy Senate judiciary COMMITTEES
Relating 60 fercihle entry aud detainer.
Houghtsn offered an amendment 20 the bin,
rfoytdiug that tho plaintiff At the time Of be-
gsnsing action. may die = bond and secure pos.
session Of the property upon issuance OF sum
Mons provided. however. that the defendant
may retain possession az the property by fling .
suitable hond In this event The plaintiff gets
seesEtty for the payment of what may be due
htm- The amendment WAS adopted
Bin passed. vita emergency clause.
D. ID. Ne. ala by oxiu&s. relating 20 the gtv.
Ing OF bonds required by Law, psssei-yeas ~;
nays a
Hn. No. 70. ny Msgiss-ro protect loe.sers:
passed.
& n No ia. hv MISUNDERSTANDING 10 com
mnni;y property: passed. with emergency
clause.
SR. No. isa by nrurs. ana 4 r. No isa BY
fzyne-Reiasins 10 community property; So
dehniseiy postponed
u b Nc isss By Flesh sna Keunedy-RsQatr.
snx railroads. TO he teneea: postponed.
II. n No z7s-Aataerlxtnr the trustees Of
the Sgeitaccsm inssne asylum 10 seai certain
isnas 10 Kerssl ana 10 purchase ether lands;
passed.
VI, n Ne. iss. ~ RoseTssoa--To s.shcrsse soas,
Districts - levy srscisi taxes far road and
hztise purposes laid en TIE table.
EFusa iatfsNtueeSs : n Ne -. an acs cene I'm.
tag sheriff aeesss made By successors in TIE
essce II ne sheztss who have sci. land In pup.
saaaee OF ian, bat have neglected 10 aake
deed. ,hvfsos; rSfsfse4 10 Judiciary eoEaaifsee.
Aasuu.asl
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A BOLD GRAND JURY.
IL Arraigns Laws, Courts aad Ceunty
O@cials-

O0cials-
CHARLEsros. s. c.. March IA bomb
has been thrown into the courts Of the
state by the presentment Of the grand Jury
In Edieid county. The grand jury ar
raigned the supreme court for delays and
innovations. II dismisses the case Of the
Norris-G ardner duel. which was attempted
last February. by attacking very severely
the dueling law.
The report says: aWe fnd the statutes
80 defective that nothing short Of . duel
actually fought is ever likely to be brought
TO test Of trial"
Regarding the escape Of the white muir
derers under sentence of death, the jury
says: I'VE regret to present that We find
the sheriff and his assistants culpably negli-
gent Of their duty and undoubtedly respon-
sible for the escape OF the prisoners"
The sheriff. jaiier and two others have
been arrested. Judge Wallace compii.
mented the grand jury for its poldness.
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A DESPERATE sCoUSDRxI-

Wcmsn and Two O@cers Shot-The
Calprft Captured.
CHICAGO. March most sensational
shooting ARRAY which has occurred in this
city for long time took place tonight
Patrick Grove succeeded in vounding q
woman slightly and tvo officers and q CHI
!.sn badly. ons o. the ocssers vii probe
by die
Grove came here from Omaha a shors
time ago aad has essn working in q pack
ing house Last night b wound up pro-
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THE nUNGAnIAN CABrNrr.
Prime Minister Tiss~ Concludes 20 Re
aign.

PrsTH, March 7.-Dissensions between
Tisra, the prime minister, and other mem.
eers OF the cabinet in regard to the natural.
ixasion OF Louis kossuth has finally re-
suited in the withdrawal from the ministry
of Tiszs. the emperor having accepted his
resignation
Count Won Szaparry. at present minister
OF agriculture, viii succeed Tisxa q prime
minister. Harmony prevails among the
other members OF the cabinet Tisxs win
continue 70 be leader Of the Liberals.
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over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining care
and sleeping carr every day in the year. seattle
10 Chicago I'll miles the shortest route Second
cemmoa.ationS.
raf&rY -rNsxx HOURS AND THIRTY ux MINUTES
SAVED In reaching Chicago via tasS line
Chilherg. city ticket agent -iS Second street
fostor bloch: J. Tonkin. depot ticket agent
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A PERJURER SENTENCED.


PORTLAND, March John Buckley,
who was stabbed about year ago by Billy
Brown. hackdriver. and who. on Browns
trial. swore he could not remember who
stabbed him and so secured Browns lib
erty, was convicted of perjury and sem
fenced 10 i've years in the penitentiary.
his friends secured him . new trial and he
was again convicted. and this morning
was sentenced to i've years in the peniten-
tiary. having gained nearly years i'm
prisonment through the efforts Of his
friends.
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We are selling Woodland Park lots .; prices %
rsncA lover than values which viii be asked
NhSn ias boulevard Is completed. that ve feel
safe IN advising customers to bay with q view 10
turning quickly st lsrge pro6tx We ere the
sell st rre~ans Egcrws saerf time only, as the
syndicsse xasy q; their option advance prices
sery soen- DO rot buy property without rplng
sssy with pssae Daniel Jones q Co. ess secnssa