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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-30
cIxcLoNs srt,l STATIONARY.


SAN FgsScisSS,, Dec. sa4The esvteas ef
Sunday evening has Developed ia intensity
during the past tweaty~sear hours, eae. is
still central eff Vancouver and shows bat
little tendency te move eastward, The
barometer is steadily falling throughout
the raeine eoaSt states, The winds have
shifted 10 the Seusherly frpra San FRAN.
clses, northwsrd and rain il general
throughout Washington, Oregon and i'm
Northwestern California, Storm signals
have been ordered for the North
Pacific coast. but the winds agv
still light to iresh, a. the STERN
center Is far to the westward Threaten.
ing weather prevails throughout Western
Nevada aud California Ordinarily a storm
center situated so Tar north woalden0t re-
dstce tho barometer pressure along the ca
tire raetac coast, hot during the past week
there has hecn rapid Succession OF ey-
clonle centerS moving westward aver VAN
Castyer island. which have had the egtevt
OF constantly lowering thu barometer and
preventing recovery. Under these elrvum-
stances the barometer hiss fallen day atlef
day until now il is below normal at all
stations from Mexico IL British Columbia.
Forecast till ) T. m. Tuesday, for Oregon
and washiugtoas Light rains. warmer at
Baker City and Spokane Falls.
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- -
THE CEAk AND HIS FRIENDS.
Cruel peSret Thanks American Cenxrc-
gstsenalf>fS fer Their Courtesy

ST, PgrESsErse, neS, A--The Gasessf
MsSseeser of necemher ssth announced
that the ear. through Hon. Charles Esa-
cry Smith. United States minister, hSd
conveyed 10 the American coloay here his
thanks for resolution expressing graft
tusie for the full liberty enjoyed hy the
British and American Cangrexationatist
church since It's establishment here. about
nifty years sxa, These resolutions were
passed on December 18th, upon the ecea-
sion of the celebration Of the jubilee Of the
sacred e<ilAce.
Today the text Of the letter of thanks NJ
ferred IL Is published. IL is written by he
Glers, minister nj foreign affairs. and eosi-
tains the following words:
The efnperor has been made acquainted with
the esoe0cns sad sympSthetfc testimony ! ~
ceiveI AT The celebration ol the iuhiiec Of the
American church. Ills majesty has also hsea
informed IS 80 the SontlraSRFS expressed ia the
resolutions. a enpy 81 which yea have given uac.
Accept tire assurance OF my most distinguished
consideration. nE GlegS,
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reSraa ssssrcs EXAMINATIONS,


WASHINGTON CRY. Ne - fA& vsssl
service eosNsaSSSkee hiss SsSNlre<Sea Z hitter
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department fas SsswxeSsis,ssS> hus THIS ansAss-
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she letter. which <aewS that taosv thSu
ssne~tenths ef these men are Stsli IN the
service anal the commissioners express
surprise sAss their werA Is not SasSSsae.
terry.
Tue commissioners say The fSere< III
WaesssSAer> own renert contradict bis
assertions. Tae figures slSa show that ef
nassetfico Inspectors furnished tfosu the
eom uilSSfeneesS list. saofc than ~ pev
cent, have been retained There il no
class OF cuiptoye>. the commissioners say,
which it is tsege desirable - keep flons rs,-
htieal patronage than r,,>tustiee inspectors
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Enrssed Minnesota Man Kills Wife aud
Son. aud Then HIMSELF

81. PACI, Dec. ea.-NeAr the town of
Carlisle, N Wilkins county. Carl Reher, -
years q age. who lived With his wife. son
and th7ee daughters, returned home after a
quarrel and eesan firing at the family.
After wounding the son, one daughter and
his wife, the lamp was extinguiShed by one
Of the bullets and the family made a rush
for the door. Reher dropped the revolver
and drew carving knife. with which he
fatally stabbed his son. The daughter got
safely from the house. Reher then turned
on alS wife and hacked her 10 death.
When the neighoors arrived they found
EeheT stone dead. with bullet in his
brain and rope around his meek He had
thrown the rope over beam, shut the
nose around his neck. and had then blown
OUT his brains. Except frequent auarrels in
the family there was no known cause for
the rash deed
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FOR SHOOTING A SoCAw.
Indians Tie n Drunken Man and Pour
Bullets Into Him.

kgNGfGssEs, ), n, Dec. a-ChriStmsS
evening. while George Sherwood. William
Bond &nd James Wilson were celebrating
on the Cheyenne reservation. southwest Of
here, they ran acHoss hand of Indians,
Sherwood drew revolver and began
shooting in the air. bait one ballet went
leS and struck SqUaw and il is thought
n2oTt2lly wounded her. The Indians at
oace took Sherwood, tied hiua To u tree.
and shot him - death. ana then set the
others free and told them 20 leave the
country or they would be treated the same
way. They rStreate1. leaving Sherwood s
body still hanging - the trunk OF she tree.
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4 MURDERER SLABS HIS aaruEn.
Daring Escape OF Arizona Criminals
From Tucson Prison.

IVcsoN, Dec. a.--This morning Adolph
Ne7dugo, under sentence % death. struck
Jalier PelRon three times in the neck
through the grating with dirk. forced
the door open, beat the jailer, took the
keys and escaped. Antoine Ieppa san
chez, awaiting trial for numbering a Mexi-
can ~ Gbdero four years ago, and Juan
Costello, committed for grand larceny,
also escaped
II i thought that the refugees arc max
ing Tor the border line. 4 shcriffsS posse
are N pursuit.
Nevduso killed a man in Nogales with q
coupling pln,w cxtr.tiitesi and sentenced
70 death. He was awhiting tho result of
an appeal To the supreme court.
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PAY OF SURVEYORS
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-30

ANNOUNCEMENT.

The owner of this delightful place
put il on the market last spring and
in one month sold two-thirds of the
property, reseryiRg, however. one
third of the best. in view of the vast
improvements then contemplated.
Since these are new nearing COM
pletion the balance is again offered.
but on account of the present finau-
cial stringeney NJ ADVANCE HAS
BEEN MADE N PRICE.
Lots $50 each. terms easy. Ten per
cent. discount for cash.
CHARLES HI. BAKER. owner.
Is Epler Building. So Second Street.
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NAsntSeroN Ctrv, Pee. 9,~->erretagy
Noble today, in response to an inquiry
from the local land office at oregon City,
Or, held that an applicant who. prior 20
the ACT of August Slth last had perfected
title 10 10 acres or more under che gen.
eral land laws, may under that act ac.
utlire title 10 10 acres aorc. That is 10
say. she acG is not retroactive, and hence
the Limitation applies ouly 20 the amount
which may be Acquired after the passage of
fhr act
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WASHINGTON Cry, Dee. As--Fhe army
and navy officers detailed as Columbian
Exposition commissioners 90 Central and
South America viii leave Washington
City On the evening Of New Years for
ChieSgo TO make the acquaintance of the
director general and other officers OF the
exposition and familiarixe themselves With
the affairs and plans Of the exposition be-
fore starting on their mission. They all
intend 20 leave for their posts from Jam
nary NJ 10 M
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cemmerc,a, Relation. with Canada.

WASHINGTON Clry. pec, ~. Senator Car
Isle today introduced joint resolution
authorizing the president 10 appoint three
point the same number. to consider all
questions affecting commercial relations
under existing trcatieS and recommend to
their respective governments such recipFo~
eti legislation AS will settle all differences
and best tend TO promote the growth OF
trade aud commerce between thS two gov
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CoLFAx, Dee. ~ Special. + =. ~. sui
Ivan received dispatch Sunday evening
from Leutsnant-Goyernor LaughIun an.
nouncing that he had been appointed sn-
perior court nudge, vice Judge Ruby. re-
signed. The dispatch stated that the cotn.
mission would be forwarded st once. The
appointment of Mr.. Sullivan meets the
hearty approval of the entire bar Of Whit
man county and of the public generally.
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Say FRANCISCO, Dee. ~. Michael J,
Mitchell. n shoemaker. who was shot
through the head by Charles W. Lenpsrie
Christmas eve. died ia the city receiving
hospital Yesterday. A charge of murder
has been placed against Lemperie. The
tragedy was the result of a quarrel over
three pairs of shoes, which l.emporie
claimed Mitchell had spoiled in crimpins.
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sssIIIess On COMMUNICATIONS
Aalsssd Serr~TsSss ExsxgessseI--Czs-
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Fine Weather since Col. Ru,l pied.

BISMARCK. y. H., Dec. 2e,--Thus far this
winter the mercury has not dropped 20 the
xero mark The farmers have been plow-
ing in their hsids all winter. The oldest
settlers fail 10 recall similar instance in
the history of the Missouri slope. This
morning opened up h;slmy as a june day.
Men wear straw hats and linen coats with
ont feeling uncomfortable, and ladies on
the street ind use for their parasols.
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ae..han. Mariae am. reported.

WNsnINareS CRY, Dee. ~. Especial. -
Senator Frye. irom the committee on com.
merce. reported tavorahly various bills em-
hodying the recommendations of the re-
cent international marine conference rels-
tive to the merchant marine service.
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FrrTsBUgG, Dec. 81 convention Of the
manufacturers OF road-making machinery
: IN session here, considering the advisa-
blLlty OF forming trust
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assSsafT sSs& asse <ssxeeas Ssss &C saSe @ssesss
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Ar DEATHS DOOR.

I was great sufferer from rheumatism and
kidney and liver trouble My lungs were aiAo
seriously affected Doctors said could not tsss-
xiblv live seven BEETLES of Aibhards Rheu.
matte syrup. With the piastesN, entirely cured
me- Hundreds III persons IN tfcston can xpneh
fag the TACT that this medicine savrd ms life.
MN HAKsHkw. Ifestou. la.
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pepo. burned Al Van syeIe. or.

WALIA WAIiA. Dec. - Special. The
Oregon & Washington RAILROAD Com
pany's depot 1T Van Sycle, Or, caught ire
on Saturday night. in some unaccountahie
manner. and was burned 20 the ground.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-30

CuiCAeo, bee. ~ The Illinois state
BOARD of Agriculture al meeting to-day
decided 10 ask the legislature Ga appfoprl-
ate Ssso0,0n for a state exhibit NJ tho
Worlds fair. Plans for buildings we're
.,,aSs.fssrefi
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over the Northern Pacific railroad. dining cara
Rnd sleeping cars every day ia the year. seattle
90 Chicago I'll miles the shortest route. Secunds
class passe ugeFs. too, afforded excellent as-
Communications.
THIRTY .4uKEg HOURS AID Tatnfr'six MINUTES
saved in reaching Chicago ,ia this line. A.
ghiibefg. city ticket agent. 1ie sscond street.
boston BLOCK 4, ronktn, depot ticket agent
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vhaseon News.

wHATcoM, Dee. - special. THE two
brick school houses, which should have
been ready for occupation by January !,
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Pullman reservations made for all points East
Via the Northern Pacific Fatlruad, the xeStthuled
ss.sts,r and dfniag-ear line. A. EhtlhrFe. city
ticket agent 10 second ssfsxt Eastau block. T..
Toni in. siel.l ticket agrnl. seattle.
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Free reclining chair ears run through from
Portland 10 Chicago without change via the
second street. Boston block q. 4. Baldwin.
agent city dock
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Dinner sets. French china. SENT porcelain,
CARLSBAD, sdRT1Aufine in any shape desired and
very chcS2 81 seattle Crockery Company ;, U1
Front street
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AIRS. winslow's Soothing syrup for Children
Teething spltens the gums, reduces intamf1a
ton. Rllays psln. cures wind collie. :, cents
bottle
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Wisdom Rohertlne Is meeting with great sre-
cess cycryw here, and t. rapidly suppianftng
vvr druggists sell it.-Rocky AoHRtTia Meas, Dem
yer. COiO.
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wls~latn's RoIefiine IS the only toilet pTepa.
ton non used b. lsshiossable wganea ~ ger
p@tusse = beautiful eamptexion.
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OTTAWA, Dec. ca.-The action of Secre-
taTy kuSk, of the department OF agricul-
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Must not be cunfounded with ee4niaan ca.
thartie or purrassys Pills safteF's little Liver
Pills are entirely unlike thcu ih eVrfg reSteef.
One trial will prove their superiority