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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-06

Two Deepsrsdoas Attempt to Rob IN Oio
M.n, and violentiy Resist Aerese-
P0RrzAHD. Nov. 6-FSpeciaL i-Omcen Dsy
and Hutchius captured. today, two noid anc
despersss p ckpockets, but not Until nsr Is
and dangerous struggle had taken piace. Inc
names Of the captured men ara Sam kodsen
and Thomas Coleman. These men were cauSnt
In the very act Of stss mptng = pick the pock-
eta Of an old man Who was on the Southsfn fa-
cfhc train. which Just came into the dspos nere
They violently josflsd AMI crowded the OLD
man in the ear, ana during the confusion one
att mpted 70 put his hands into his pccket&
HutchtnA who was on the same train LOOKING
for the thieves. drew pistol and seized hold o.
one Of the robbera desperate struggle fol-
lowed. which finally resulted in the overpower-
ing and capture Of the men.
Coleman was overpowered ana captured Win
out much difacuty By the passengers ont
Rodgers fought Hutchins like perfect tiger.
He drew Z pistol and doubtless would have
shot the ofacer had not the latter finally sue
ceeded in wrencning the weapon nom him
when taken to Jail, both Coleman and kodg-
ers wero tOund to be sxmed 20 the teeth. Both
are desperadoe& They are believed to b two
Of gang of i've who have been committing
various burglarfes and pockst-pickings about
this city during the pssf few weeks Several
persons have been robbed on trains hers very
recently. Both men are sullen. and refuse 70
talk There was great crowd tn the car, bat
fortunately NO shots were fred There il mo
dOubt q - the guilt OF the arrested parties
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EUROPE IS HAPPY.
Rejoicing Over tho Downfall 81
cKinley, the Giant
The NEWS IN LONDON AND PAais.
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Pan - 0lss-Ons English Paper
xhinks silvsr Bin Did Il.

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coLUMBIA COUNTY.

DArfoN, Nov. h-fspecial - Yesterday was
Waterloo Tor the Republicans. The o61cial
count Of Columbia county gives Carroll 81.
Wilson $50 Abernethy %. N. II Goldman,
DEM. d elected over r g. Nswland, Rep, b.
l82 majority. Tor capital Ellensbarg has 20
votes North Yakima 17s, Olympia ga The en-
tire Democratic county ticket II elected, ex.
cept school superintendent and one commits
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Part II County Ticket.
WAflA WALLA. Nov. 6-Fspecial 1-Complets
returns from Ill precincts county and ely. give
the following vote: For capitai-0lympia 796,
IlenshurE 90, North Yakima %. Congress
Wilson Ills, Carroll 80, Abernarhy s. House
Eleventh districs. Paul. Rep. 49, Sharp. tein,
DEM, go: johnson, Pro-, "a: Twelfth district,
Painter, Rep, $50; Hedger, DEM. ll5: Group,
Pro, IS Astorney-Ciark. D.. i062: Bland.
fprd, DEM, LIDS Clerk whitman, Rep, s55;
Eagan, DAm.. l,2ss; Davis. Pro-, 81 Auditor
Hsnley. Rep. Ll9g; Jesup. DEM, SOS: Crawford,
Pro-. 1874 6heFiH-McFariand. Rep, lS6I;
McAuline. Dem. 7s6; Bowen. Pro-, "a
Treasurer--Parks. Rep, 800: Guichard,
Dem. Lila: Dickinson, Pro-, IS.
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dist riot, Hill,
Rep, l,0a6; Esteb, Dem, loo: Thomas, Pro-,
l02; Second district, Aldrich. Rep, ILL: Nc.
Cam, DEM, $40; 6myce. Pro-. 81; Third district,
Wheeler. Rep, s6s; Louden, DEM. LISA: Wilson,
Pro-, 90 school uperintendent-Gehr, Rep,
1.l4o; Lingenfolder. s7l; Hayes. Pro-, 81.
Assessor-Paxton. Rep, Lbs; Han. chen, Dem,
$50: Hart Pro-. ~. Coroner-Blster, Dem,
l.47s; ssurtevant. Pro-, S27. Eurveyor-Lo .hr.
Rep, Il2o The Republicans had no candid ate
for coroner. aud the Democrats no candidate
for surveyor. 1t 10 impossible to ascertain the
full Prohibition vote.
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La1Fa de Force Gordon Represents Dis
franchised Women.
WAILA WALLA, Nov. ESPECIAL limited
atates circuit and District courts met today,
with Hon. C. H Hanford. judge, p. H. Winston.
United States attorney, and United States
Marshal Brown in attendance.
LAura de Force Gordon, Of San Francisco, to
also attending the court She 10 here for the
purpose fconduct:ng the case Of Bessie Isaacs
W. John PiefeA This case 70 ono which grew
out OF the election last fall, at which Bessie
Issacs and other women offered their votes.
which were accepted by the judges but not
counted. and the women sue for damages
Captain Jack Crawford, special agent of the
interior department. il here, accompanied BY
tho chief Of the Yakimas and seven Indians
from the Yakima reservation. for the purpose
Of taking part IA . case concerning hank on
thu reservation
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THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
IL Will Crush the Democrats IL Thev \
Not Listen to Its Demana.

1t VIII Crush the Democrats IL They Do
Not Listen to Its Demauds.
WASHINGTON CITY. Nov. 6-Farmer' Alliance
people st the national headquarters Of the or.
ganizasion IN this city are figuring cat the treat
victory for the farmers in the result al
yesterdays election. Mr. Rittenhouse sec.
rotary Of the organisation. talhed
freely with . reporter tonight He esid thar :.
the smoke clears away IL becomes mora ana
more apparent that the farmers' ORGANIZATION,
have asserted themselves IL WA the
hrst opportunity given to shov
that misrule has come to an end.
The farmers' organizations desired "a
rebuke the party that defeated the free coinare
Of silver and framed . tariff law that impossd
greater burdens on the poor man than on the
rich Ritfenhouss In reply to re-
quest for some specific statement
OF what the Alliance had accompliehed
In the election. said he could mot glve an the
evidence. but the returns. he said. are sufacieut
to prove hin statement In the 1assern states.
whers the Farmen' League u strong.
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d prs,ident md Ne representative g INC
I7fEy-fhird congress-
Thers Il reason 10 bslisyo that tne necs. -.
or prompt and carly acti0n Il the malta !. - ~
e she considerations which has induce1 - :,
dent Harrison to favor % strongly ~ -. =.
s nneciei s.eaicn az tns preosns coneresA pro
vceitton. hovever. which his been ~ y
STRONG oppoeitioa by seMo eI
Of the eaaanss ana cextain Repuhiiesn senasos 8.
and representative Whether n iesul a. y
Yesterdays election WIN modify nis 49,
ana Of he opposition mentioned sne -. y
few hours viii probably tell 4 vas kno - q
the time Of his dspartufs for Indianapohs -
day that tie president adhered - n,s ops.s
that s special season win be wise ard probably
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IaIand County xepublio.n.

CLINTON, Nov 6-Folowing are the returns
from this precinct: Olympia. 81: North Yakima.
l; Ellensburg, l. Wilson. Is: Carroll, II; Aber.
mathy. s. CONGRATULATIONS, Rem, II:
Hancock, Dem, II Cierk-Crannsy Is; Thorn.
ton. u. Auditor-I4hbey, 10; Watson. Is,
Sheriff-Davis, ?: Nunan. %. Treasurer-Mon.
rec. -; Abbott Is County commissioner
Brown. Rep, %; Ely, Rep. II; Kincaid, Rep,
Il; Gile pie, Dem, 10; Kohme, Dem. 10:
Rowell. DEM, 10 School superintendent
Newberry, 10; Dawson, Is. Assessor--Clapp. Is:
Doughterty. II. County surveyor-Hiii. Is.
coronef-Wnite, a: Gillespie. 6. Justice OF the
peace-Stringham. 26 CJnstable-Ole Bue. "a
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EXTRA. SESSION IMPERArIvE.
Passage Of the Apportioumsnt Law Ha
Become Necessity.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 6-tspeciaI IA Tffbune's
Washington City special says: The election OF
. Democratic House makes the duty OF the
present congress to pass the appOrtioument law
moro imperative than ever, for the reason that
the Democratic majority in the Fifty second
congress could mot b trusted 20 deal with
that subject with Democrats that 10 purely
. partisan question, and their conduct in regard
to II would be shaped and controlled BY parti-
San motives regardless Of the requirements OF
the constitutions or the demands Of equity
They fully recognise that proper
apportionment Of the representation w,H
seriously impair their prospects OF success In
the presidential election Of 1892 and II they bad
the power to cure postponemeut OF the en-
actmsnt OF the superintendent law until aftss
that election, there il every reason to oe-
lieve that they would use It II would
- eaey enough for the Democrats In the Ffsy-
second congress. with thsif overwhelming nar
joeiy In the House. 70 had . pretext Tor faii-
urs to pas IN superintendent law q the INST
regular ssssiou, and snch failure. Of course.
would mean ~ aetien bsdees 1soA afsss s'sooen
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He Brought Little Abs's Body-Refusss
20 Discuss Political Situation.


20 Discuss Political Situatiou.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6-fSpecisl. l-Looking care
worn alter stormy journey across the Atlantic,
Minister to England Robert T. Lincoln
landed from the Inman line steamer City
q New York at o'clock this even
ing. Between the decks Of the steamer
and Ia . metallic. Theoretically sealed CONN
was the emf aimed body Of the ministers only
son, the late Master Abraham Lincoln, whose
brave battle for life has been fully recorded.
II il to bring lis son that the
minister has como to America In
the midst Of his labors in the chief
foreign ONCE Of this country. was easy to see
that the dearh OF his son still worked on Nj.
Lincoln's mind The lines Of his face had
deepened, and he was NOS the same cheery.
happy-looking man who Stepped % brisxly mp
the gangway to the steamer which hore him TO
England some months ago.
''There 10 very little can say 70 you." he re-
marked. 81 understand that the Democrats
have literally swept the country, and Tammsny
10 triumphant in New York AL / can say 10
that am very sorry to hear II, and I can only
hope that IL Is an ao6 year - they say. I
shaii hope for different reports in the future. "
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Ghehalis County Republtean.

ABERDKEN. Nov. Especial light pre-.
cincts in Chehalis county givs Wilson SCI.
Carroll. 2s2 The county has gone Republican
By An increased majority. Returns from Aher.
aeen. Gray's Hsrbor City, HoQuiam. Montesano,
Ema and South Arbor nearly mplete give "a
major ties 10 wyman and Jones for representa-
ives Cooper, Rep. for senator. 10 doubeful
The balance OF the ticket Is SAFE except clerk.
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MASON COUNTY.

sHELroN. Nov. A-IspeciaL MASON county
returns are only lacking from Allyn, Z strong
Republican precinet The vote cast In the
county viii be about $50 Anderson, Dem, d
elected by les than - majority. Wilson's plu.
rality 10 fully nifty. The Republicans viii elect
the majority Of the county ofncen, including
the three commits ioners
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skAGIr COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON. Nov. h--lSpecial ELEVEN
precincts Ia ,kagit county give W son COS, Car.
roll Co, Democratic gain II isa The county
has gone mixed. The following members of
the Legislature are elected: Eisns, Rep., w.
MCKAY. Rep. W. Z. Sehricker Dem. The DEM
ocras elect ave county officers sare, and the
ofhern aro In doubt
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Democratic Legislative Candidate win.
ning-Wflson Runs Well.

fokr ANGELEs. Nov. a-lspeciai ]-erecinct
No l cast sol veies, ana precinct cast LIS
voleA The count unfinished. shows almost
solid vote for Olympus: wilson. $50: Carroll,
lasare. III; Smith Troy. Dem. 1s9; Hastings Re-
publican candidate for the Senate. l57; Hill,
lG. This indicates decided gain for Wilson
over the last election. Hastings remains ahead
Of his ticket Dungeness com piete. gives vii.
son Is: Carroll, %: Hastings. 81: Hill a; Foster.
2: Troy, q. Seqaim Bay gives Wilson AZ. Car
roll, IA; Alternately. s; Hastings, 4s: Hin, IL;
Foster, IS: Troy, 81.
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HE WAS FINANCIALLY SHORT.


and Leaves Numes Gus Debts.
VICTORIA, Nov. 5-rspecial l-Richardson 4
Heathern state that Al Findlsy. formerly en-
ployed BY them q drummer, was DISCHARGED
about week ago. and has since disappsarud for
paris unknown They are In the lurch about
500. which they accuse Findlay OF taking, q
well - gold watch and chain. He IL also said
70 be financially embarrassed TO the extent Of
several thousand dollars in consequence Of
living ahead of his mesn& His late employer
viii prosecute him should he return TO this
provino& About six months ago Findiay was
married to Victoria lady. who q we'll g his
creditors has been left behind
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DxNvKR, Nov. 6.-Returns from county and
state are coming in very slowly. Those received
indicate that the Republican nominee Tor gov
ernor and the Republican congressman are
elected Later figures may change it
The leg stature Is very doubtful. DEM
ocrats claim the state treasurer. attor-
ney general and superintendent OF public in
strnct;on, and large gains in the legislature.
The Republicans concede them the treasurer
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ADAMS COUNTY.

RIrzvILLR, Nov s.-lspecial. l-Sevsn pre-.
cir cts In Adams connsy give Wilson III. Car.
roll 15o. w. K. Kennedy 10 elected BY major.
ity. 1ilensburs. 81; Olympia. lls; Yakima. liz.
There are big Demo rate gGina
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AWAY WITH CALKINs.

NO Seif-Respecting Man Can support
Him-George Hassard's View.
TACOMA. Nov. 6-TSpecisl l-Secretary Hsz.
Iaio was seen late tonight and asked in regard
70 the coming senatorial contest He declined
TO express an opinion, EXCEPT to say: .sThe frst
thing 70 do 10 to soiidify Democratic oppositio,
to Judge Cakins No self-respecting Democrat
can support him. The Indiana tsiumvirsts
must be busted"
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sNOHOMIsn COUNTY.

eNoHoNusH. Nov. k-f5peciai l-Retnrns from
all but three or four precincts In the county In
dictate majority Of fully 80 for Wilson and
the election Of the Republican county ticket
with the exception Of auditor. sheriff and one
com mixnioneR
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4. ImDroh.n,. R.,lro.d storv.

PORTLAND. Nov. a--EspeciaL THE Oregonicn
will tomorrow publish statement. said to EN-
anats from . reliable suthority. that the Rock
Island has joined with C. r. Huntington to
build line from Winnemucca, on the Central
Pacific, using the Pengra pass. east Of 5pring-
neld. Or. through the Cascades. and connecting
with Huntington's Oregonisn railroad. The
Rock Island IL said to havs entered into nc
agreement to help HuntinRton in this project
receiving In return traffic agreement, which
viii let Il into Portland On even terms with the
Union Pacific and North western.
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OF Alaska. VIII sail tpmorrow morning for sitka.
He fayors Captain Carroll for representa-
i've ~ Warrington City in the interest Of
Alsska- He wants Aiaska made . territory,
with laws 70 encourage commercial fnterests
II mas been charged thai Knapp was opposed 70
Carroll.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.
A Straight Republican Delegation In the
Legislature.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Nov. a-Tspecial 1.-The re-
suit Vt the count shows that the Democrats met
Waterloo in Jefferson county yesterday. vii.
son. for congress, will have 265 majority In the
county. with two small precincts yet to hear
from. F. w. Hastings for senator, has $50 ma.
tority. For the House, A. WATSON has $50 ma.
1ority and A. A. Piummcr IL majority. All
three are Republicans Olympia, for the capi.
tai. viii have loo majority. The Democrats
elect only one county commissioner. The mem
bers-elect to the Legislature are unpledged for
United STA tea senator
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Both Cowcatchera Smashed.

CHEHALrs, Nov. 6.-fSpeciaLI IA serious ac-
cident WAS avertsd last night. The evening
passenger ran into freight Standing below the
depot and was only stopped after the cow
catchers and part Of both engines had been torn
away. The passenger engine was able to take the
train through. but viii have TO lay over for
repairk
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KIrrIrAs COUNTY.

EILESsSuR0. Nov. a--lspeciai. l--complese re-
turns Of Kistisas county except Mission prscino1,
on the Columbia river. give wilson SIS Carroll
~ with Ntssion estimated. Wilson's majority Il
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CArHLAMEr, Nov a-lSpecial I'M a,or,ties IN
Wahkiakum county: Wilson 60, Forsythe N
Megler n There are ss-eral small precincts to
hear from ~
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REHABILITATION.

senate-Reputlcans 81. Democrats 2 tied
House-Repubiicans 6, Democrats II, doubt
fall
Republican majority on joint ballot, ct least 81.
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* 81 11v (s1ooone - Guostaen.
- Z a n 1l.1 q. 5000 Anditor
ss S g ~ 'si3.s -, - sr,sooi dir.
s - $500 ~ ~ eom.
81 -: ~ s....e- ,-sfi ~ . mn
80 F. ~. ~ s.ssi ,ss'...st $3.50 rrtlsv.
- sss9 1..-ss -. - ese6e2 q
<s<y -; 5z.<:..sss g s;s 1s.-~fSscs- viefovv
- - r 81 % ;ss,ssS q. ~ Tse~-.1s.rrrs.
''f;1 4: 5'..ss.sz, S1E1 ~Ss1sesne 49,
1Ssa..Sss 81 1k~9 e1neee 4 a.
& - 49, '''ss's 3 81
|zlz :, -. -. $500. = =.
Ss..sss ~. ss.-.ss..,n q ~
'5= Z s4s.;-s ..s...s,s -. -frt.-cns
80 la2elssee q kne 1eoe "a .tN,,.a
y it - ~ = 4 - Vein
Il - eo4ney ioaD eoous In snces
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okEG0N CROP REPORT

WHAT Avoroges 26 BuoheI0 For Acre,
and Data So.
PORTLAND, Nov. 5-Iepecial There II being
prepared a the ONCE OF tue state weather bur-
eau complete report of the crops Of Oregon for
$500 The report will be ready in few days. A
bulletin. based on reports received from over 100
farmers In every section Of the state. from data
already prepared, SHOWS that the average of the
whole state is: Wheat 26 bushels per aero. oats
81 barley 81 re s. hay tons, except alfalfa,
which averages tons Most every section OF
average.
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France Buys Back The An8eiuo."
PANS Nov. A-The Figaro confirms the 70
port thai the French government has pur.
chased from the American ASSOCIATE on Millet's
celebrated painting 'srhe Angelua"
, 1890-03-08
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING
A Whisky Soaked Wretch
Shoots Four People.
Pursued by Thousands of
Excited Citizens,
He Stands Them Off With an
Empty Revolver.
CraZed by Rum.

CHICAGO, March THE most sensa-
tlonal shooting affrav which has occurred
in this city for a long time took place to-
night. Patrick Grove being the princi-
pal. He succeeding in woundiug a WON
an slightly and two officers and a citizen
badly. One OF the officers will probably
die. Grove came here from Omaha 4
short time ago and has been working in
a packing house. Last night he wound
up a protracted spree in a disreputable
house on Clark street. This afternoon he
demanded at the point of a revolver from
Anna Hill, whose company he was,
Jewels valued 81, 500 which she had. The
woman screamed and Grove fired, the
bullet lodging in the feshy part OF her
arm. Grove seized the iewelry and
rushed towards the street.
At the door he was met by a colored
woman, whom he knocked senseless with
the butt of the revolver. He got away
for the time being and late in the after.
noon paved a diamond. Officer Linvill,
who had been watching for him, met
him at the door ofthe pawnshop and at.
tempted to arrest him, but was instantly
suOt uONus Iuc DullCJ pdsSluk lITOuBu his
face and cutting his tongue in two.
Grove ran down own followed by hun.
dreds of citizens. Officer Briscoe, located
several blocks down, attempted with &
drawn revolver to stop the flying man. but
Grove promptly planted a bullet in Bris
GOES breast and kept on.
Soon after he turned and discharged
the last cartridge at his pUrsuers, the bull.
let striking G. L. Cole in the arm. AT
last Grove was cornered in a blind alley,
but kept the crowd at bay with The empty
revolver until two detectives stole a march
on him and knocked him down and hand
cuffed him. Fully a thousand people fol
lowed the trio to the station, yelling
Lynch him." but the detectives landed
him safely behind the bars. Grove is
supposed ID have been crazy from drink.
Later-Crowe is a native of Davenport,
Ia, where his wife is at present. His
mother resides at West Side, Iowa. A
King of Omaha is his brother-In-law.