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, 1890-05-29
ON TO PUGET SOUND.
The u. p. Will Begin Work
at Once.
SEATTLE TO Be The TERMINUS
Authentic Information Received in
Portl and--President Adams De-
clines to Be Communicative.

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uoii 10 say uia' 10 So ~ u nov
ready, with the exception OF IeW
minor details for terminal facilities At
Seattle. Work will be pushed to a COM
uIc,ion ns fast ma mon and money will
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fresiuent Adahl' vice iIea'uch' nor
comb Chief Engineer Bogue ana bl'
rector Ames returned yesterday from
thoir trim to Washington and Idaho.
,rLo, ,Jsi,od seattle Tacoma Snokano
80 wi. WI, a,I o,,,o- ,,di,,. In
,HNs, Nnia "au' % M O',S. in ,hn
washington, anu ooS'u,s 'ooN :" Wv
Cmur Aiene mines Dlrector A'nus
had never been TO tho mines, ana
this part of the trip was made
for his espocial benefit. The Marty
I,,I srIo,,,Iid ,i,,a and enioved thc
.'S' r., .,,,,,",,,., r,,,e.ahi, n, ,Ii
'lp' ine W'n'"Vi "''' 'a'o'""'S Nv 81,
times. Ihelr speclul tielh was eN peO'eu
here at I A. NJ. yesterday, but did not
arrive until rs. They went imme.
dia,.Iv IN tho Union pacilic office.
-. H., ,,,,oor p,,,,,n rolioyed himsoll
WI'u'o In hoS"' - ', ~
OF good slled Duhule OF PRONE maps
y committee OF Seattle men, consist
ing of Judge Thomas Burke, eX-chiei
Justice of Washington; John Lcnry,
yr,sidout of tho ehaniber of commerce
and Henry Chapin, president of the
noston Rational bank. were in
waiting at General Manager Smith s
office 10 confer with President Adams
about the extension OF the line
to Seattle. the business men OF
which place have guaranteed ter
minal grounds for the Union Pacific.
President Adams, Engineer Boguc and
the Seattle men discussed the subject
ior some time. The object of the meet
inc WAS to- compIete the arrangements
for the immediate commencement OF
work. This was not done, but this does
,nc build,n,, of The iine. All of Inc con
ditions of the company with regard TO
Terminal grounds ind not been COM
ulied with. The Seattle men returned
home last night. and oNpect to be able
~ rrnari i'm n ,cw Invs that Mi the con
d,tions haye been complied with.
prcsideut Adams was In good humor
,fter the meeting. 10 a reporter he said /.
"rhere is nothIne to iall vet. If there
"a anvthing 10 be announced IL will
! In Inc regular way through the
nroner ot,icers Of the company here at
| iho nrouer time. We do not decide
,hi,drs vi r''p. .nan shot XII we do
s,n7n.pect ~. country. make I'm our
I AZ. -, ,.atio,, j.,
, 1890-05-29

Colvillo Miner; Tuesday morning
the first passenger train ON the Spokane
Falls a Northern was run through to
Marcus. 1t took the place OF the old
mixed train that has tried the patience
of so many pilgrims by its slow run
ming and constant stopping The pas
senger now leaves the Spokane depot at
I O'Clock coming through to Colville by
II O'Clock. Returning il passes at /
o'clock arriving at the Fails few hours
later. Quite q crowd OF Colvllle citi-
zens visited Marcus and helped her
celebrate the advent of the locomotive
A few preferred being social In the good
old way, bur the minority sat themselves
down on the banks of tho Columbia and
looked down on the rapid waters or of
to the gray mountain tops, whose base
extend downward to the river banks.
Among those to go from here were J. IL.
Young. oliver Peono. John L. Hofstet.
ter, George Thomas, l.. w. Meyers, $.
Douglas, Miss Ora Ballard and the
Miner staff
, 1890-05-29
PROM wALLA wALLA.
The Dayton Ei.ctrio Lixht Plant De-
stroyed - An Engineer hIilcf.

wALLA WAlLA, Wash, May 22.-The
electric light plant ut Dayton was burned
Wednesday. The man IN charge ieli
asleep, and the wires bcca me crossed and
set fire to the house. Everything was
burned. Tho loss wus 5000,
, 1890-05-29
JUMPED THE TRACK.
A Spokane Falls & Northern Engine
Meets With an Accident.

Spokane Falls & Northern Engine
Meets With an Acciisnt.
What came near resulting In u
serious railroad accident occurred on
the Spokane Falls 4 Northern rail-
rood, near Marcus, on Tuesday.
When the train was few miles out
from that place the engine and one
Of the passenger coaches left the
track, caused by one of the rails be-
ing out of place. The engineer
stopped the train as quickly as pos
slble, and after an hours hard work
the engine was placed upon the
track, arriving in Colville nearly
two hours late.
Editor Flamont, of the LAUNDERING
and Mining journal Of this city,
who was one Of the passengers on
the train, Informed REVIEW re-
porter that ut the time the accident
occurred the train was going at a
fair rate of speed.
''Had we been going very fast tho
probability Is that u serious accident
would have been the result, but the
train had only been few minutes
out Of Marcus when the accident oc-
currpd.r
, 1890-05-29
A wIFE.BEATER.
He Now Languishes IN tho City
Prison.

FrisOn.
Richard Kelly, fireman of this
city, after indulging pretty freely In
liquor yesterday afternoon, went up
to tho Bellevue house, whore his
wife is employed, and, calling her
out, began TO choke, strike and
abuse her in u manner not ut all In
keeping with IA good and loving
husband.
Hearing of the difficulty, a boy
employed about the house went out
to the assistance of Mrs. Kelly, and
Kelly thereupon drew n revolver
and threatened 10 shoot the boy II
he did not go away, The boy then
ran into the house for further asslst-
ance, but before IL could arrive Kel-
ly became frightened and took his
departure. He was afterward ar
rested by Officer jackson and now
lies in the cooler awaiting trial this
mOfuiun
, 1890-05-29
the PHELPS SHOOTING.
DisoiaPge OF tho son-The Mystory
Deeper Than Ever.

PoRTLNSp, Or, May 2i.-The prelim'
mary examination of Frank o. Phelps,
charged with the attempted murder OF
o. s. Phelps, his father, was concluded
In the police court to-day. y large
number of witnesses were examined.
The testimony was of n very unsatis-
factory nature aud some what conflict
ing In the opinion Of Judge Turner
the testimony was not sufficient to war
rant the defendant being held, so Phelps
was discharged. Tho shooting is in
Volyed In more profound mystcry than
ever,
, 1890-05-29

more, the balance to be used to build q
city hall, and ii tho terms can be agreed
upon to purchase the electric light
plant In operation here, thus largely no.
allclns The expense Of lighting the city.
Is no doubt but that the vote will bo al.
most unanimous in favor of issuing
them.
The bonds for the new school house
To the am cunt of $4,000 will be sold the
3lst of this month.
, 1890-05-29

Wardnor Nows: A sad accident oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon about .
O'clock at Kingston, In which Guy
Hincklcy, son OF MIR. and Mrs. Ilinck-
lev, OF that town, was drowned. lie
went fishing with two mon, strangers,
who were unaccuslomod to handling a
boat, and tho river being very rapid, the
boat ran against jam and was over
turned Tho men succeeded in reach
ing the shore in safety but tho boy was
drowned, and up to last accounts his
body had not been found. Deceased
was bright and promising lad about
~ years old, and his untimoly death Is a
sad blow to his bereaved parents, who
have the heartfelt sy ympathy of the on
tire community wherein they reside,
, 1890-05-29

Pullman Herald The drill Is now
down fifty feet in the we'll near the Union
Pacific depot. For the first forty-iivc
feet NO rock was struck, but the drill is
now in hard rock, and MIR. Shupe thinks
that when this is drilled through u pow
eriul flow of water will follow. Water
has been flowing from the well since it
was forty feet deep. but not In sufficient
until the artesian vein is reached. At u
depth OF iorty-two feet the drill struck
what appeared TO be a log, and portions
brought out proved IL TO be turned
nearly into coal, being about tho quality
of Ignite.
, 1890-05-29

Murray sun: The steel pipe for the
Spokane Hydraulic Company Is rapidly
arriving and is being distributed along
tho line as fast as 1t comes along. On
Tuesday nine car loads Of the steel tubes
arrived at Osburn on one train. There
are now about twenty teams engaged in
hauling the metal from Oshurn. 80 far
no accident has occurred but most Of
the teams arc only loaded with four sec
tions. Some take five, but this Is
claimed to be too top heavy for safety.
The road from Osburn is nearly perfect.
The late rains did not do 1t any harm,
nor do tho freight teams cut 1t up.
, 1890-05-29
rnRowN ROM ms WAGON.
A weii-to.Do Eanoher Of the stuck
valley Killed.

TACOMA. Wash, May 23,-William II,
Baker, was thrown from his wagon by
runaway team on his ranch near sum-
ucr to-day. His skull was crushed by
the fall, aud he died almost instantly.
lie had accumulated considerable wealth
during his twenty years residence in the
stuck valley, and was one OF the most
influential citizens.
, 1890-05-29

Okanogan Outlook; NJ Allen c.
Mason arrived from Tacoma Thurs
days stage and will remain in camp
several days. He is here to look after
the interests of the Lone Star Mining
Company, Of which he Is president and
to place on record tho transfer of the
conccntrator property, recently consum-
mated at Tacoma, from Parke, Lacy &
Co., of Portland. Or, to tho Lone Star
mining company. 1t is not yet known
what disposition will bo made Of tho
property, but II is understood that the
, 1890-05-29

The dark continent in begirninr to
supply the wants OF western civilizations
IN quite an astonishing degree, and the
latest article OF commerce which has
been brought into the German market
ffom the backwoods cf,hc Camerocns Il
an address card, consisting OF tho pretty
leaf OF tho silver poplar. As Il Keeps "a
color when dried and can easily be WRIT
ten upon, II delights fashionable Bsrl, =
nnter The name OF ''Emln rashn's vi Z
, 1890-05-29
oLyMpIA NEWS ITEMS.
STAN Appointments Made by the
Governor Yesterday.

OLYMrtA, WASH, May 22.-The Meth
odist church has stricken from its rolls
NIL the names OF members connected
with the Salvation array.
The council has ordered complete
sewerage system throughout tho city,
The following stall appointments were
made to-dny by the governor; Pay.
master general, with the rank of colonel
Henry I.undis, oi Port Townsend Judge
advocate general, with Tho rank OF col
onel, Charles T.. Clnypooi, of Tacomn +;
surgeon general, with the rank OF col
onel. Dr. Edward l.. Smith, OF Seattle /,
chief OF ordnance, with rank oi colonel,
W. I. Sharp. OF Seattle; chief signal Of
ficcr, Colonel j. Kennedy Stout,
of Spokane Falls chief Ell
gineer, Colonel J. u. Mclniyre, OF North
Yakima; assistant commissary general.
, 1890-05-29
TnE BALDWIN HOTEL.
suit Begun to Compel tho sale OF the
I,ut.

SAN fHANclsco, May 20. The trial Of
the suit brought by T.. j. Baldwin to
compel Hamilton IL. iieuslon to sell the
property on which the Baldwin hotel
how stands to the plaintiff for the sum
OF s75,O 600 began to-day. In his com
plaint, Baldwin claims that he aud the
defendant entered into AN agreement
May ~, lssO, by the terms of which the
properly WAS to bc sold ut the figure
mentioned, but tho defendant, HeuslOn,
in his answer, denied all the allegations
IN reference TO the agreement.
, 1890-05-29
A VERDICT or AoouIrrAL.
lose OF tho arnoii.GsIncss Murder
Trial.

Trial.
SAN fRAScisco, May 22.-Thc argu.
mont In the Arnold.Gainess murder case
was closed late this afternoon, aud the
case was given to the Jury. The coun.
sci for the prosecution admitted that the
evidence showed Gaincss to DO a danger
ous man, who had embarked on an afro
cious enterprise, but maintained that
Arnold was still guilty OF murder In TAX
ing the law into his own hands, During
the argument Mrs. Arnold sat by
the side OF her husband, her face hidden
behind very black vcil. by her side
sat her Oldest daughter, and younger
daughter sat In her fathers lap. Judge
Murphy charged the jury, who returned
at 10 oolock this evening and rendered
a verdict Of aCbuittul.
GREAT EXCITEMENT At coLusA
CoLusA, Cal, May 22.-rhe news of
Arnold's aCquittal has just been received
here. Great excitement prevails, The
telegraph office is bcscgcd with people
trying to send congratulatory messages
to Arnold
, 1890-05-29

PLscnRvrLLs, Cal, May aS.-A little
girl 8 years OF age. child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Langdon, was bitten by u tarantuIa last
Monday evening. During the night the
child complained OF pain, had chiils and
yomited considerably A phy sielsn
was summoned tbs next morning, but
1t was too late to save the child. She
died that afternoon.
, 1890-05-29
DISASTROUS FLOODS.
Thonsa n ds Of Acres Under water In
the Snn .Ioaamin Valley.

SAN Francisco, May 2L-The recent
rains have caused many of the streams
to overflow. II is reported from san
joaquin valley tonight that many
thousand cultivated acres are under
water. Great damage win result. The
snow is just beginning to melt IN the
mountains, and 1t IL feared that "A few
warm days will cause serious Hoods. At
fircDaugh the banks Of the river ure in
danger. Should they break vast see
ton of the country would be inundated.
, 1890-05-29
FoRGEE sILCOTT.
He IL Thought To Have been Living
Near Quebec.

DosroN, May 2d--A dispatch to the
Globe from Grand Falls, Quebec says
that hotel keeper there has received
informal On that mysterious couple,
who have been living In ST. Louis par.
ish, arc believed to have been deiauiier
Silco,t and woman companion. The
hotel keeper went out TO hunt them up,
but when he reached the point found
that they had flown. The hotel keeper
has no doubt, from tho stories OF the
lumbermen, that tho man was Silcott.
, 1890-05-29

visALtA, Cal, May 23.--Ycsterdny,
while Mrs }, J.. Hawley. living near
Dudley IN this county, WAS absent for
abort lime tho houss caught iire and
burned down. She had lef, th REQ small
children on thn bod asleep. One daugh.
ter, % years old, was burned to death, and
another child Is nut expected to 1--we.
, 1890-05-29
FROM CtNrRALIA.
Tho Grading on tho Hunt syatem
Proceeding Rapidly.

CHHrR,LiA, Wash, May 2J.-Hunts
rond is pushing its work rapidly. Tho
first camp, one mile from town, en-
ploys 80 men. fihy more came In to-
day and started new camp five miles
ont. Graders arc coming In by all tho
trains.
, 1890-05-29

Sprasue Advertiser; William n. Baker
was thrown from his wagon by run
away team on his ranch near sumner
to-day. His skull was crushed by the
fall. and he died almost instantly. Ilo
hpd accumulated considerable wealth
during his twenty years rosilcncn in
Stuck valley, ana was one of the most
lnlineMII on lLEnnA.
, 1890-05-29

Pullman Herald; NJ. II. Kaylor left
for the Big Bear country, Idaho, last
Sunday, in company with u corp OF sur
veyor. Ilc had been appointed an
enumcrator Ivy Supervisor OF Census
Hill, but by Joining the railroaders
caused u vacancy which has been filled
by the appointment OF T.. Il. Windus.
, 1890-05-29
Sor SEEN FOH THREE WEEKS.
Mysterious Disappearance OF u
Nephew OF General Bragg.

sAcRAMESro, May 27,-wiliam II.
Bragg, a nephew OF the general of con
federate fame, came 10 the coast from
Mobile, Ala, somo time in April. lie
put up at the Western h otel here, and
seemed to DO In search Of employ ment.
On May the young man disappeared,
and has not been seen since. lie left
three or four valiscs Mt the hotel. His
acquaintance are anxious about him.
, 1890-05-29
LyScHING ruRgATENED.
A Tramp Blinds n Woman and Ont
RACES Her.

NEwNAs, Cal, May 27.-A tramp en-
tered tho house ol Mrs. Hallnbout nine
miles from here, yestcrd ay, bound the
lady with cords and outraged her. Her
husband returned later ami found her
in greatly exhausted condition. lie
informed u ncighbor of the affair. and
tho country is now being searched for
the tramp. II he " caught it is believed
thnt lynching will follow.
, 1890-05-29

Pasco Headlight; Thursday evening
last a number of our citizens, headed by
the Pasco brass band, assembled at the
ception to Colonel I. n. Muncy on his
return from a five weeks trip to Cali
fornia. Tho colonel was accompanied
H. l.. Wood, OF Ruth erford, Cal, and
other parties of Oakland, Cal, all of
whom nre among California's most in
tiuential citizens. They have come to
look at Pasco and her surroundings with
q view TO investment. DR.. Davis and X
+. Wood have already bought property
in our town.
, 1890-05-29

Lincoln County Times; For long
time the people living In the neighbor-
hood of Grovelle station, on the line OF
the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern road.
have been endeavoring to have a post
office established at that place, and Fri.
day last word was received that the de
sired office had been secured, with Philip
A. Grubb as postmaster. The establish
ment OF postotlice at Grovelle will ac-
cOmmodatc large number of people, as
the country thereabouts'is very thicsiy
settled. Tho residents haye Hon. John
l.. Wilson to thank ior the office as he
cxerted himself on their behalf
, 1890-05-29

BosroS, May 27.-At the annual meet
ing of the American Peace Society to-
day the following delegates were chosen
to the universal peace congress in July
David Dudley Field, OF New York; DR..
John Mutt and otis McGaw Howard, OF
Chicago; Philip &. Barrett of Philadel-
phia, and eight others,
, 1890-05-29
BURIED IN THE SNOW.
Tho Body OF a. Is. Hatch Recovered
Near Bius Grssa River.

EuursE, Or, May 22-News has Just
bccn received from Blue River Of the
,irding of the body Of q. u. Hatch.
Tho snow Ind just melted enough to
cxpose he body. only one arm was
missing. IL was only ten feet from the
track, aud half mile from the cabin.
, 1890-05-29
NEW RoUNpuoUsE.

ructiou Ordered ut Once on One
at EilensburRh.
ELLEsspuaOm, WASH, May H-orders
have been received here to begin the con.
struotion OF forty .cight-stall round
house and machine shops, similar In size
AMI style to tho ones at Brainerd, Mimi,
to tnko the plac" OF the old eight-stall
roundhousc recently burned. From
eightcen To twenty stalls will be COM
pleted ut once, and the Others added
from time to Time. Work will begin
next week.
, 1890-05-29

company intend to remodel it and put
In different machinery, with q Wow 10
treating the ore of the Lone Star and
other mines In the vicinity Mr.. Mason
Is more than ever pleased with the Lone
star, which ho says is improving with
every foot of development done, and as
an evidence of their unboundcd faiui IN
the mine the company have docided 10
sink another 100 feet, which will give
them depth of i2J feet ON tho ledge.
This will demonstrate to certainty Its
value as u mining proposition and place
IL In shape for the immediate output OF
ore,
, 1890-05-29
EXCHANGE CULLINGS.
A Murdered Mans Body
Found.
GRIST MILL AT MEDICAL LAKE
Davenport to Be a Money Order
Onice-Honors to Colonel
Muncy.

Kootenai Courier; Last Monday the
body of an unknown man was discov-
cred In the waters of the lake at Hope.
The coroner was tclegraphcd for and all
inquest held, hut there was nothing
brought out to throw any light upon tho
mystery. The body was that of mid
dle-aged man, and had been In tho
water some ten daysi there was not the
slightest thing to establish or lead to its
Identity. one shoe was missing, and n
bruise, caused most probably by blow
iromsa club or other instrument was
plainly shown upon the head there
was also bruise ON the left side, below
the heart The jury brought In YER
dict that the deceased came to his death
at the hands Of some person or persons
unknown
, 1890-05-29

Besides tho above they are to receive
cents Tor each death reported as having
occurred during the past year; ami for
each surviving soldier. sailor or marine
or widow of such soldier, sailor or ma
riue returned o cents
, 1890-05-29
FRoM ELLnNspunoa.
Bonds to $50 Issued for Extensive
improvements.

improvements.
ELLrssnuEdI, Wash, May -. AT the
regular meeting of the council last night,
u special city election was called for
June I'd, Tor the purpose of taking
q vote on issuing bon,ls Ia tho amount
OF 500 600, TO be used for various int.
provemcnts, including complete sewer
ago system. TO cost about $4,000, anew
and thorough system OF water
works, probably usins the Holly
patent 10 cost ~ much
, 1890-05-29

NJ. 7. Lauder of San Gabriel, stepped
on needle ten years ago. IL broke aud
part of II remained in his foot. During
The past decade II has been taking q
leisnrcly tour OF his anatomy, OCCASION
ally giving him much pain. Recently
he coaxcd the broken needle TO tho
surface of the right side of the chest
with a sticking salve plaster and took It
out.
, 1890-05-29


Davenport Times; For time the
people of this place and vicinity have
felt the necessity of this postoiiico being
made n money order office. Other
offices OF far less Importance have been
designated as money order offices, and
there seemed no good reason why the
Davenport office should not be added
to the list. Recently Hon. John L.
Wilson was appealed to. That gentle.
man, with his usual promptness, ut
once interested himself In the matter
with the result that the money order
system viii be introduced here by the
lst of July. The immediate response
to the wishes of the people shows that
Mr., Wilson IS q representative oil the
state willing to enlist his assistance in
small as well as more important mat
ters; an official wide awake to the in
terests OF his constituents.
, 1890-05-29

One of the sisters stated TO a RE-
VIEW reporter yesterday that the
cool weather Of the past few days
has caused the number of fever cases
to diminish.
, 1890-05-29

A small pile of sticks and his empty
match box showed that hc had tried TO
build a fire and failed.
, 1890-05-29
CENSUS ENUMERAToRs.


PuLLNNS. Wash, May 22-The fol
lowing rates have been fixed for the
compensation Of cnumerators Tor the
second supervisors district OF Washing.
tOn
, 1890-05-29
AT THE HOSPITAL

Edward Murray, tho Man Shot Tues-
day Night, Doing Well.
Anson Cunningham, who lives ut
Springdale, was admitted to the
Sacred Heart hospital yester-
day, to be treated for fractured
collar-bonc and u dislocated shoul-
der. The accident was caused by
being thrown from horse which hc
had been riding.
, 1890-05-29

The man Edward Murray, who
was shot by Superintendent Thorn
as, ut the grounds where workmen
are engaged In cxcayating for the
new Northern Pacific depOts Tues
day night, and who was brought tn
the hospital, was reported to be do
ing well yesterday.
, 1890-05-29

Walla Walla journal; Mr.. Potid
who was building for himself hno
house ncar the race track aud was very
particular 10 add to all the little orna-
monts and modern Improvements ho
could think Of gaacd at the house with
great satisfaction, when completed, and
said to his friondsi Nov I have every
thing on that house, that almost every.
body else has got, save one thing.
And what's that2" inquired the con.
tractor. - mortgage said Mr.. Pctid,
ana then he ainilcd, as only men can
smile, who know no sorrow and arc out
Of debt.
, 1890-05-29

Bob Mccoy, an engineer ON the Union
Pacific, was killed at Alto Wednesday.
He was standing OH the rear cnd OF his
engine when several cars dropped down
the grade against the engine. killing
him Instantly
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the copartnership
hsreteforc existing between J: A Boyden and ].
ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho
business will he continued at the old stand by j.
Quinn. ). A: BOYDEN,
j. QUINN
Dated Hot Springs, s. D., March q, 1880.