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, 1890-06-05
THE SUPREME COURT.
In,po rtant Questions Decided Hcia-
tive tn tho Incorporation OF cities.

tive to tho Incorporation OF cities.
OLYMPIA, Wash, June 2.--In the su-
prone court to-day, IN the case of Cas-.
tleman vs.. McReavy, the order hereto
fore made Affirming the motion was set
aside, and the transcript ordered re.
sumed.
The superior court of King county,
appellee, was given thirty daysto file a
brief and the appellant twenty days to
file reply brief The case was con.
tinucd for the session.
In the case of A. A. Campbell. mayor
of Puyallup, and others, for writ of
mandate upon The board of county COM
missioners OF Pierce county to test the act
establishing the mode OF procedure In
incorporat ing cities, which came up be-
fore the supreme court from the superior
court OF said county. the fOllowinEques.
tions were decided the affirmative;
First-Cun q city, Incorporated under
the act OF February 2.-lss, en-
titled. an "Act for tho incorporation
OF towns and Villages in the territory of
Washington" incorporate under sections
|, and 3 nt an act entitled. AN act
providing for the organization, olassih-
cation, INCORPORATION and government OF
municipal corporations, ana declaring
an emergency, approved March ~, 1880,
laws OF iS9O, page 2sO2
second-Can u city incorporated under
the act OF February =, 1888 incorporate
under sections /. . and 3 of the net Of
March %, 1880. with q larger territory
than that included In the original
boundnries2 In tho opinion of the
court IL was deemed that these two
questions were clearly due to the con
troycrsy etwcCn the pnrties. and that
their rights could not be determined
without finding, which must suhstnn-
tally answer said questions. IL, there.
fore, considered them properly before
it for decision. The other two questions
not being necessary To the dctGrmiua-
,ion of this action, the court did not feel
, 1890-06-05
THE PROPER TIM
Harvard students Denonnce
dalIsm OF One or Two

BosroS, June AIT a lars
OF Harvard students tonight !
were adopted dcnouncing q
vandalism OF Saturday night
paint was freely used about u
on the statue OF John Harva
ing that ii was the work Of
men, and should not be c
public opinion upon the stt
body. The students resolves
money to repair the dainag
possible, and employ Diet
ferret out the guilty party or |
, 1890-06-05
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
A Village Struck by a Cloud.
burst.
ALMOST TOTALLY DESTROYED
Only a Few Bodies Recovered
The Others Probably Carried
Down Stream.

CouScfL DLUFrs, Iowa. June "A
special to the Nonpareil from Missouri
Valley, Iowa, tells Of the almost total
destruction Of the village of l.ovelnnd
yesterday by a cioudburst or water.
spout.
Loyeland Is located in q gully In the
Boyer valley. A terrific storm
passed over tho valley, and
near the upper end the cloudburst
occurred the water sweeping down
through the inted village, leaving hardly
q house intact. Several lives were lost.
Among the bodies identified so far are
those OF Mrs. sayles and son.
One family passed the night in tree
top, and were rescued this morning.
Several persons are missing, and tho
bodies have not yet been found, and are
supposed to have been carried down the
valley by the water.
, 1890-06-05
FOR GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
Colonel Thomas q. Jones Nominated
by AcclamatIon.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, May 3i.-The
state democratic convention met this
morning. Balloting commenced for all
the candidates, but there had been an
agreement that the anti-Kolb forces
should support Colonel Thomas G. Jones
for governor. The roll OF the counties
commenced, and every vote not for kolb
was cast for Jones. The result was not
announced, as koib's friends withdrew
his name and moved that Jones nomt'
nation be by acclamation. Everybody
went wild and the convention had to
suspend proceedings. holb pledged
bimsclft to sapport the nomination.
THE PLATFORM ADOPTED.
The platform adopted reaffirms the
allegiance to the principles of the demo
cratic party, as promulgated by Jeher-
son, defended by Jackson and msintA.''ed
by Grover Cleveland. IL holds that any
Interference on tho part OF tho govern
ment in the selection. OF senators and
representatives in congress- is n unurpa-
tion of power unwsrrantsd by the cons,i-
tuition. unalterablo opposition 10
the present high tariff Is de-
, 1890-06-05

health officer as member has
created n commo,ion among the physl-
clans of this city, the homcopnthlsls
ridiculing the situation, while the allo-
pathists who are members Of the assoei-
alton claim that their only reason for
rejecting Or. Binkley was because ho
was an advertiser, and advertising they
consider unproicssional. Some of the
doctors state that the republicans, who
were In the majority the evening that
DR.. Binkley was defeated, were dcsirous
to have a republican physician
on the freeholders' ticket who would
work for the establishment OF the sep
arate municipal office Of city physician
aud health commissioner, and, failing
on account of Dr. Goddard's ineligibil-
ity took their revenge out upon DR..
Binkley, who had defeated DR.. God.
dard for health officer.
, 1890-06-05
PROM OLYMPIA.
Tho Spokane Mining Exchange Incos-
poratcd- ppointment,.

OLynrIA, Wash, June ARTICLES OF
incorporation were filed to-day as fol
lows; Skagit Lodge No. Is, Knights of
Pythias, OF Mount Vernon; the Leado
Publishing Company, Of Port Townsend; 1;
the Smith-ferris Investment Company,
OF Tacoma, capital, $4,000 the incor.
poraiors OF the latter being Ward n.
smith, George X. A. Ferris, II. Smith
and Walter Il. Temple; the Spokane
Mining Exchange. of spokane Falls,
with a capital oi 10000.
James + Fisk, of Oakdelac, has been
appointed notary public.
Eugene ID. Smith, OF Portland, has
been appointed commissioner OF deeds
for the state OF Washington.
, 1890-06-05
A NEW RAILWAY DEAL.
The $500" Line to Be Absorbed by
the Canadian Pacific.

NEw YonK, June 3.-ltis reported that
negotiations have practically been CON-
pletod for the absorption OF the 500
lines by the Canadian Pacific. The limo
runs from sault Ste. Marie through St.
Paul to Boynton, Oak, a distance OF
eight hundred miles. IL the Canadian
Pacific does absorb the road, IL will
DOUBTLESS renew the subject lately dis
cussed in congress of the rights OF Cana
dim rAilroads In thIs country.
, 1890-06-05
SUICIDE or A CONTRACTOR.
Found Dead In his Hotel Room at
Aberdeen.

Aberdeen. Wash, June 1.-At s z.
VI. yesterday man was found dead in
the Grand Central hotel. lie camo In
about =. NJ. and engaged room, tell
ing the Landlord lac would return later.
He came In about o A. NJ. and was not
called until the afternoon. Being called
several times, the landlord broke the
windows aud found him lying on
the floor dead with Winchester
rife across him. Ho evidently sat OH the
side Of the bed and pulled the igger with
u iath, the ball striking his heart. one
hundred and oirhty-two dollars In
money and several checks, to the amount
OF 500. were found on his person; also a
bank book on the Bank of Hoquiam
giving the name of j. % Smith.
He is supposed to have been contrac-
tor. as lie was SHOWN TO have advertised
for 100 men TO work In South Bend
where he had real estate. His partner is
q Mr.. Marbeck, who resides in Washing
ton ID, q,
, 1890-06-05
Tho Annual Western Washingto
Convention ut Tacoma.

TACOMA, June 3.--Thc Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union of Western
Washington, menoed its seventh
annual convention this evening
in the ylr,t Congregational church.
Besides tie members of the local W. G..
4, U. present there were many delegates
present from outside unions.
Airs. Dr Fiheld, president of tho Ia
coma union. called the convention to
order, which was opened with prayer
and the reading oi the Scripture by Rev.
MIR. Wilding. Mrs, NJ, p, McLaierty
then delivered the address OF welcome,
which wa, responded to by Mis-.
NJ. l.. 1 Hcdden, Of Vancouver, in
the absence of Mrs. G. s. Jackman.
After music by Mrs. Cavorly and bene.
dictiou pronounced by Chaplain Stubbs,
the convention ndjnu,ned until to-mor-
row morning at . o'clock, Quite mum.
Der of delegates are expected TO arrive
tomorrow.
Tho convention will bo in session un.
I'll Friday evening.
, 1890-06-05
THE WASHINGTON CENTRAL.
The WORK OF Construction Frogrsss-
Ing Very Rapidly.

PoRrLAsp, or, June 3.-Principal As
sistant Engineer Huson, ofthc Northern
Pacific railroad, who has just returned
from Eastern Washington and Idaho,
says; 'Railroad development in East
crn Washington is progressing rapidly.
June Il the iorty.slx miles OF road on
tho Washington Central line between
Davenport and Almira will be turned
over to the operating department of tho
Northern Pacific. The grading Is com.
plptcd between Alnira and tho Grand
cunlrc, u distance of twenty-thrcc mules
further, aud the track laying will be be-
gun at once. One OF the Robert patent
, 1890-06-05
COMING no SPOKANE.
The Rocky Mountain Telegraph
Company.

MIssouLA, Mont, June 81. o. Leon.
ard, manager OF tho Rocky Mountain
Telegraph Company. is here. The Rocky
Mountain line will reach here. and will
be ready for business about June 20. To
n REVIEW representative. Mr.. Leonard
stated that the work OF extending the
line to Spokane Falls, where 1t will con.
meet with the Postal Telegraph, will be
pushed ahead as rapidly as possible, and
the wire will be into Spokane Falls be-
lore December Of this year.
, 1890-06-05
CAUGHT wiTn DIfrIcuLrY
Hold Robbery Committed In the san
Francisco postofiice,

SAN Francisco, May 20.-Joscph No
Ian, collector In the liibernia bank,
was entering the postoilicc this after.
noon to cash money order, when a
young man stepped up behind him and
snntchcd tho bug Of money from his
shoulder, Tho theft was daring. Nolan
gave chase to the robber, but WAS un-
able to ovcrtnkc him. officer
Jerry Dwyer Joined in the chase, and
after run OF aomo blocks the fugitive
was oycrhaulcd ana led buck to the city
prison. When he was entering the gate
hc lsll In q faint IRON exhaustion. lie
gave several names but finally said his
name was John Wallace. lie claims to
have come here snort time ago from
Edinhurg and that he had not eaten
anything for three days,
Tho sack stolen by the. robbcr and
found in his possession when caught t
contained SlliO.
, 1890-06-05
WHISKY AND CARDS.
The Postmaster at Pal iouse City Said
40 Be Dsfauitcr.

PNLousE CRY, May S0,-lt is currently
reported this morning that Postmaster
Orcutt Is q dc!aulter In u sum ranging
from 500 to $500. A day or two since
his bondsmen began an investigation,
ami sent for special Inspector, who,
upon his arrival, put Thomas smith in
charge Of the po'toilicc. The matter
was kept quiet yesterday, but some of
Orcutts boudsiuen let the cat out, It Is
understood that his brothcr.in.law ana
mother.in-law put up the amount of
the dcfacation to keep him out OF fur.
ther trouble.
Orcutt is one OF Senator Aliens ap-
poiniecs. Much sympathy is expressed
for his family, who are among the
best OF our people, 1t Is thought that
whisky and cards, mixed with too much
caroiossness, have brought him this dis
grace.
, 1890-06-05

clared, aud q liberal and thorou
tenn Of public schools favored ]
declares that the welfare Of n
people OF the state, without n
race or color, depends on the q
administration of public affair
democratic party, which alone
the intelligence, experience ar
necessary TO porpetuate the bIes
n FREQ govern ment therein, and
continuation In power Of that
the highest duty OF all white ms
, 1890-06-05
THEIR BoAr cApsIzkD.
Three Young People Drowned In tho
Grsnds Rondc.

LAGRANnr, Or, May 20. A young
man named Bennett and. two young
ladies, daughters ol William Booth, Of
Cove, went out boat riding on
the Grande Ronde river near
Cove, yesterday, ani, not returning
home, search WIS made for them, re
sulting IN finding the boat capsilcd, At
the last reports the body OF young Ben
nett had been recovered, while those Oi
the girls had not yet been found.
, 1890-06-05
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Parachute Jumper Rcd M ond Makes
Iis Last Ascension.

SEATTLE, WASH, May 3o-.C. Red
mond, the famous aeron aut and para
chute jumper, with Men ahons circus,
WAS instantly killed tins evening at
snohomiSh, twenty miles north of this
city. lie mndc u spleniid ascension,
but the balloon was carried away to the
eastof,own, when 1t alightcd on the top of
very tall pine tree, fully 100 feet above
ground, killing him instantly. Bciorp
going np he said II was the most dam
gerous piece OF country he had ever as
ccndcd from, and said goodbye to some
iTlends with him.
, 1890-06-05
Tn, Land q ran, FORFEITURE siiI.

WAsHiseTos, May 2D.-The land grant
forfeiture bill reported to the house to-
day by MIR. Payson. of Illinois, is made
W of the senate bill aud of the bill
originally reported by the house com.
mittee. Section . Of the original house
ball. allowing settlers 20 make entry on
forfeited landa under the provisions of
the homestead law, is a part Of the new
lands is liked at $l.25 an acre.
, 1890-06-05
FROM NORTH YAKIMA.
Municipal oniciais Chosen by tho Now
CITY Council.

NonrH YAKINa, Wash, June a.
Mayor r. X. Nichols and tho new city
council took their seats this evening.
Their first act was the election of mum
cipal officers, with the following result:
Ben McMutiy, TO succeed II. d. Cock us
marshal; j. NJ, Spain, to succeed o. A.
Fcchter as clerk, ). 4. lIenton to bc city
Justice; }. D. Cornett to be treasurer; J.
Roepenard to be attorney Dr. T.. T..
Heg to bc.health officer; j. A. Smartz to
be sexton.
, 1890-06-05

PrrrsBuRo. june Hon. Tho
Bayne. congressman from tho
third district, refused n ronon
to-day. lie gave as tho reason
was over-worked and worn Out
thirds OF the convention favored
Colonel William stone, Q,
States district attorney, was no
In the Twenty second district
John Daizcll was renominated.
, 1890-06-05
ruE FLANK ovERru
Two Girls Drowned while ,
Stream.

Lk>DviLLE. Colo, June a.
young reople left here this NJ
a fishing trip down the ArkaI
When they reached the Midi
a young man named brennan
to assist Annie Beriey and /
to cross ON "a plank which
across the stream. When In
of thN plank It turned. fhrowi
the roaring waters Bncnpa
hard struggle. managed W sas
but the two girls wrrc utow
body OF Laura May was rocov
miles down tho river The (
has not yet bsen recoyered-
, 1890-06-05

BALriMoRE, Juns 3.-A telegraph mes.
sage came to this city last night from
Pil,sburg asking. "Whrre is Father
Shermang Is lie dead?" "tather Sher.
man, son OF General Sherman, is not
dead. lie is NJ tie Woodstock Jesuit
home, studying and in tho very best Of
health.
, 1890-06-05
DISASTROUS LEvrE BREAKs.
Thousands or Acres inu nsiatea Near
Stockton. Cal,

STOCKTON, Cal, May 3o.-The Ioyeos
on tine lower division of Roberts Island
gave way yesterday afternoon, flooding
i3, Coz acres of land In high state o:
cultivation. The entire lower division
will soon bc under water.
, 1890-06-05
Throws FROM MS roNY.
The Terrible Death OF a 0.year.old

sALEN, Or May 2o,-rhis afternoon
losctt, the 0-ycur.old son Of Il. \. Dick
son, living three miles east of Salem,
was killed by being thrown from n pony
ho was riding. The pony threw him,
and the rope caught about the boys
neck, dragging him several rois strik-
iny his head against u wall and brea king
his neck. Dca:h resulted almost in.
stantly.
, 1890-06-05

CisciSS.rI, June 3.-Alired r. Per-
rine, died in the hospital last night Of
typhoid pneumonia. In practically des-
titute circumstances. lie was the In
venior of the Calling gun, for which he
Is said to have received 5000. lie was
once worth $4,000, but lost IL In specu-
lation.
, 1890-06-05

CHEsEY, Wash, June 2-The muni-
cipal election passed of quietly to-day,
and but small vote was polled, The toll.
lowing ticket was successful Mayor,
ID. Il. Perciynl; aldermen, G. +. Cum
mings, w l.. Woygnnt, George Pierce,
George Enges and l.. Walters.
, 1890-06-05

Bismarck. In speech 70 Il
technic academy, reminded ther
phrase that usury could only
lished by blood and iron was n
stood. What he meant Was
king at that time ought to have
power as possible, in order ii
need that he might throw all I
and iron into the scale. Foi
Germany had got past that
the greatest fortune for the cou
peace. lie did not believe thi
man would look upon . \
map with the luster OF Napole'
quest in his eye.
, 1890-06-05

EILEssBuRG. Wash, June2.-rho vote
of the special city election to-day stood
i66 for and 9 against issuing bonds to
the amount Of s2oO,U00 to be used in
various public improvements, including
sewers, new waterworks, the building OF
a city hall, the buying of an electric
light plant, etc.
, 1890-06-05

PARIS, June 3.-Prcsidcnr Garnet has
granted pardon to tho Duke of Orleans,
who was sont 10 prison in February last
Tor violating the decree OF exile issued
against the members Of his family.
, 1890-06-05
ZEE ADVERTISED.
Tacoma's Health Onicer BlackbaIisd
nv Brothep Aiiopaths,

TACOMA, June 2.-Heal,h Officcr
Binkiey last Tuesday was a candidate for
admission into tho Pierce County Medical
Society. but the association prom~tly
refused his application for membership.
The refusal of the society TO admit the
, 1890-06-05

CoLPAx, Wash, May pa pet bear
belonging to butcher became enraged in
being transferred in wagon to new
quarters, broke loose and took posses
sion of Main street Tor short time, but
was captured without further accident.
, 1890-06-05
Tue WIN oArHnpsAL srI

The cercmony ofplacing the
on the spire OF the Uln csthe
place to-day, amid the ringin
and general rejoicing. It Is
high, the highest in the world
, 1890-06-05

naiist Reform In Nsw ,
Taxsros. " J., Nay ~
Abbott to-day signsi The pal
bill.
, 1890-06-05

At a meeting OF the stockholders Of
the EllcnRburFh IL Northeastern Rail-
way, held hero last evening, the capital
stock was increased from $1,000 oOo to
81 500 OvO.
, 1890-06-05

One OF the largest real estate sales of
business property that has ever taken
place at Ellcusburgh was consummated
yesterday, Benjamin T.. Snipes Il Co.
purchasing of Il. +. Caldwell iS0.foot
corner on Pearl aud Fourth. together
with the brick building known as the
Hotel Elionsburgh, for tho con sideration
of SS0,OyO THIS is ut tho rate OF over
siA front foot, and speaks we'll Tor
the confidence of moncyed men in
Ellensburgh's future.
, 1890-06-05

steam acklaycrs is to esent over from
Tacoma to do the work"
, 1890-06-05
GERMANS IN AF.
Negotiations With Er
to Be Resumed.
RENEWAL OF THE SOCIAL;
The Emperor Opposed to It
B:smarck's Views on
Subject.

last SUNDAYS accident. TO hobb
his room ON crutches. Sever
smaller bones OF his ankle were
and tho whole leg is contus.
doctors insist on his taking u loI
tn. AFRICAN DISPUTE.
Throughout tho week the emT
kept his secretaries and min
work. He was dIspleased at Il
in the negotiations with Englanl
ing Africa, and took entire c,
the matter. After several col
proposals were fixed upon. whic
thought will prove acceptable
Salisbury. Briefly. they arc f.
German share shall extend TO II
OF the Congo state, from the
extremity. Tangany.ka, TO All
anzai that ugandab shall 10
ground, and that the navigation
lakes shall be free. The Britisi
sador evidently thought the
enough to justify q resumption
discussion, rs ho has recalled Sa
envoy. The matter will be
and a long struggle is expected
matter. alajor Wissmann wi
about June Is, and DR.. HeIton
July, each loaded with facts an,
in support OF she German claim,
, 1890-06-05
FROM ELLENsBURGu.
Sale OF School Bonds a Large Real
Estate Purchase.

ErlESsnuRGH, Wash, June Last
evening school bonds TO the amount Of
$50 900 were sold to tho Rollins Invest
ment Company, OF Boston, at lO2, bear
ing o per cent Work will be com.
menced at once on what will be- one Of
the most complete and handsome school
buildings in the state.
, 1890-06-05

The Saxon government has a
bundesrath to prolong the socia
This act has aroused the empe
desires 70 place before the bu
data in support of the non-rer
the measure.
Whether tho bundesrath will
permit the socialist law to ,
doubtful. The hamburger Nas
predicts ar inevitable insurrect
the restraints on the proletaria
moved. IL adds; ''When {
have spoken, God knows what
pen; perchanco the bloodshod |
the revolt will have u sSlutafy
on the social organism" III
ricbten doubtless reflects BI
opinion, which continues TO
the members Of the bundozrath
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-09
THIS is a HURRICANE MONTH.
But the Predictions are for Fair
Weather in the North Atlantic.

But the Predictions are for Fair
Weather in the North Atlantic.
August is declared by the photographic
bureau to be prominently the hurricane
month in the North Atlantic. Observa-
tions taken for many years show that hur-
ricanes of greater or less severity have SO
distinguished the month. For the present
August, however. the forecast says: Fair
and exceptionally fine weather may be ex-
pected generally over the Atlantic. The
principal danger will be from West Indian
hurricanes and navigators should watch
carefully to avoid them, if possible, or at
least to meet them to the best advantage. !"
Considerable fog is predicted, less than in
July, however.
distractions to navigation along the
coast are indicated as follows: Barnegat.
south-southwest fifteen miles, suuken wreck
with one spar out of water aud another
floating alongside; Absecom, west-north-
west six miles, in ten fathoms, topmast of a
sunken wreck standing sixteen feet out of
water: Absecom, west by south, Little Egg
Harbor northwest by north. in nine
fathoms, sunken coal barge Moro Castle.
showing three masts twenty to thirty feet
above water; Smiths Island, west-north-
west fifteen miles, sunken schooner Jamie
Carlton, main and mizzen masts floating
alongside, fore and foretopmast standing.
with all the headgear attached, wire rig
ging; on the outer edge Of Lookout Shoal.
In five fathoms, wreck Of steamer Aberlady
Bay, visible at low water.
June s, in latitude 4So 04', longitude 49,
49, there was thrown overheard from the
steamer Lake Nepigon BRITISH a barrel
having drag attached, for the purpose of
studying the surface drift The round part
of the barrel is painted in three bands
white, black, white and the ends black
with the above date and position carved on
them. Observers are requested to report
the barrel current buoy to the Signal
service office and let it pass on. In the last
three months twelve bottle papers have
been returned from the North Atlantic.
one Of which, picked up May in latitude
So 80 north, longitude &c So west was
thrown overheard from the American bark
Sarah May s, 1889. in latitude 40? 80 north
and longitude so 81 west
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-09
WENT FOR THE POLICE.

Pastor Ellis Deacons Interview the
Mayor = bout heir Conduct.
The Greene Square Baptist Church held
its monthly covenant meeting last night
without the police being called on 10 dis
perse the congregation.
A committee OF deacons, the party consist
ing of James Rogers, J. r. Rutledge J. +.
JONES' r. II. Thomas, II. Maxwell,
y. b. Gordon and s. A. Wilson called on
Mayor Schwarz yesterday to complain of
the interference of the police the night be-
fore. The mayor explained that the police
had exceeded their authority, which he re-
GREETED, and be added that they would be
given instructions, hereafter, not to enter
the church or disturb the members except
in case Of an actual disturbance requiring
their presence.
Chief Green said to a MORNING NEWS
reporter that the officers had exceeded their
authority, and the detail would not have
been sent from the barracks had he
been on duty at the time. Rev.
Ellis went to the barracks and requested a
squad Of police to force the members to
Vacata, aud Sergt. Reilly sent out a couple
of men to see that order was maintained
The crowd vacated the building ct the re-
quest OF the police, and the sexton put out
the lights and closed the doors.
Several of the anti-Ellis party were in
consultation with lawyers yesterday, but
they have not announced what course they
will pursue.
The matter will probably be transferred
froIu the religious to the civil courts. The
opposition faction is determined to get rid
of their pastor if possible.