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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

CEO. SEAWRIGHTS ADMIR- vs. SEA-
VI WRIGHT, &c.-In pursuance of decree
of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, enter
ed in this cause, May 10th, 1890 shall proceed,
at my office. in StauntOn. on Tuesday, Sept q
1890, to take lst. An account of the transac-
tions of Charles Curry, Commissioner. with
the fund in this cause. I'd An account showing
to whom any balance in said Commissioners
hands is payable. Sd. An account o the debts
owned by said commissioner, &C., &c.
JOS. A. WADDELL.
aug 6-4t COmm'r.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

The man who expects to get into heaven
on his wife's church membership, or the
chickens he fed the preacher, is taking
awful chances.-Ram's Horn.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13
[E. M. Cushing, Auctioneer.
nUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Having sold my farm, will sell on the
premises, Bear Wallow, 21z miles from Staun.
ton, on the Spring Hill road. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST Goth, 1890,
The following valuable property
No. l Work Horses; 3 Colts; 8 Cows; Sows
and Pigs Whiteiey Harvester, nearly new;
2 Mowers, in firstcless order; Oliver Chilli
ed Plows, Harrow: sets of No. l Harness;
2 Farm Wagons; l Spring Wagon; l Road
usually found on firstclass farm Also some
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
TERMs;-sln and und-r, cish; over that
amount, 6 months cr5dit with negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed.
]. Il. FULTZ.
aug est Vim copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

"All flesh is grass"
"Perhaps that accounts for the proneness
of flesh to get hay fever"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

The man that can't sing and won't sing
deserves the sincere thanks of musical
community .-Somerville Journal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13
July 80 Ats
EINE FARM FOR SALE
Il DRIX ATEIX

NINE FARM FOR SALE
IL PRIVATELY.
AS 1t does not suit me to conduct farm,
will offer for sale that very desirable farm on
which reside, known as the Trimble, or Geo.
A. Hanger land. The tract contains about
575 Acres,
About miles northwest of Staunton Is of
fine quality and in good state of cultivation.
1t lies between the .Parkersburg and Church
Vile roads, e1sily acc essible to both has sew
eral never-failing springs. and about 200 acres
of mag ni1cent timber. There is a good BRICK
HOUSE with Barn and other outbuildings,
and good orchard. The neighborhOOdi is good
markets. schools, churches, &C., near, and the
land will be sold as q whole or in parcels to
suit purchasers.
Price fair and terms accommodating. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to call and
look at the land.
MRS. NJ. NJ. HANGER.
Adm'X and beneficiary under the will OF
John Trimble, decd.
july 23-3t-Virginian copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

The veneering is very thin on great
m any of the polished gentlemen you meet.
-Atchison Globe.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

There are people to whom g kick is not
half so painful as to be ignored.-Mil-
waukee Journal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

No man is a hero to bis valet, but once
in a while there is man who is a gentle
man to his wifs.-Terre Haute Express.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

Both preachers and baseball pitchers need
a good style of delivery to be successful
Berkshire News.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

Great men don't strut, but the little men
who have been told that they look like
them do.-Atchison Globe.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

aug est Vim copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-08-13

''DIu CN6 SGOV6 IaII Oh mtT
Eyes, dear.''
"Don't yes, DEAR me, Mrs. Bow ser, for
1 won't stand it! The scales have fallen
from my eyes at last, and I know you for
what you are! A nice job, wasn't it! CAL
culated I'd be driven through the floor,
didn't you? Hoped to be widow by this
time, eh? Tomorrow. Mrs. Bowser, I'll
call up lawyer, and we'll see what's
what!'-Detron Free Press.
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p~ss the s<cona BIN - speedily = possfhas.
and II MAS passed
s.B. No. AT. relative - ob<sfruetiens IN
roads. wxs then taken mp, md. aftez
xrnenss nsent. rGsfea.
IL B. No. is. by Morse-To sufhcyiss
counsv cornmisxion<rs 10 issue bonds. The
hii passed.
ri. B. No. -, by Randall Relative 70
railroad corporations selling. negotiating
sfscks Or bonds OF sofnp4alss organized for
iry5gatiax purposes: rssssd-
4 p. No. 19s. by Judiciary committee
Relative 10 witnesses sna svsdeEee. passed.
s. b No LIS. By cDEamistse on library
Relative 90 safe iibrarv: passed
= B. No. IS. BY Lgce-Io create board
OF espisol con- nzisssoHers. Fassed-yeas IS.
mars G
s. b. Nc 20. Substitute for s. B. So- A
--AaEleE ixing counties 20 contract EnGebz-
esuess ard isene bends; passed
H. f. No - By Drew-- Relative 10 navsl
desenses ard beginning Of work on Por.
Orchard aasy ysfd: passed
Adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28

OLYMPIA. feh, z he following articles
OK incurp oEatlon have heen aEe4.
ne seattle Nasee Company; capital
stosE s5.qVa Trusseee--lames W. smith
David H. Pnlllps sud joseph }. Mccarthy
oslget--ls construct Aad operate =
nsaseam tosalsT.
Rainier Puslish,ng Company, Seattle
capital sss-ek. oA0 Trg>seeS-P. T. Tar
eel Il, NJ. SHAW and J. II MsscalE oolees
To do a printing easiness
t1gaysou Hafbpr. Is ndan & Spokane
Fails lksGsway Company. Tacoma. capital
xtucE. Slss0eu0. Arfssaees--J, Il Me Nj.
lsa, u. Ii. Lea3esa4ck and William
Knight objNeg-Ta asai, equip and
operate railroads ana steamboats,
lsy shv same lncoFpoFators. The Drayton
HAsaor Iyasixa & Sg-osAns Pads Ina prove.
saeat eesspsay, capital ssceS. sSss.oso
0ojecs-~Ke Gay ana ses. n4aes asaa reAi
ess8te.
Ias Mssslna Land and Cas-ry Company
Teeesaa. eAe.lAl sioek. ssa.gssa Trustees
--haNaa I. FQFter sa4 tseafge A. cage.
oafee&4-I0 purchase aats sell lS5ads.
Pacl0e, Gzaelsa.s ags4 eastern gsA.ircs4
Cou Paay, rrsaulasl oslas az tneballs !.
cAplsA. s1oek. s. Vssea: trustee erEnza
EFosl. Esaaets IsssxAoe. John nsasoa
wasaa n. UgQgsst. 1sAa A. Caaa.g.sr
Chass~s A +, AoFrsS. Dsn.rl &. Was.ta
0elees-~le bail8 a sAA@Ay Eruza Watsysa
riveg 10 cross las CAsc&s1s gaage 10 sae Co.
gHAAAS xEeSr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28
The California Clua Gets . c.
style.

SAN FR1ScIsco, Feb. e-.-D Danny
ham OF 81. Paul and Patty kerrixan e
ton met az the Calisornia AlfIx
Club tonight. The fishi was vsry q
both men beng extremely esut
and during the fifsi twenty-five roaa1s p
tie or no damage wss done. BY 10
tile thiFtieth round was reached the So
tors commenced growing iaipa;ienf M
the men showed little incsinagioa ID -
matters.
No blood was drawn until the M
eighth rolnd. When the men wero1
arated, after a eiineh. 3 red stream wso51
ming from a cut over Nesdnam's ere
blood vas also flowing from Kexi6
temple.
With that exception nothing occurIu1
draw Tor h any sign OF approval from r
spectators until the foEiy-sourth ~
when Needham forced ke rigan -
corner and staggered him slightly u1
several sharp blows in the neck.
Ia the forsv-ninsh Kerrigan made -
rifle rush 10 drive Nerdhan 10 sho II
and pounded him about the face sn1 1
until the latter came near going dOWn
Several rushes were made In the u
few rounds. and kerrivan started ii
force matters. La the fifty-fiftk +
pounded Needham In the neck RI
knocked him down three times.
At a. M. ninety rounds had ~
fought. kerrigan's condition Vas -
what the bettsr. II Is impossible To-
when the fight will end.
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attention. and With whom. - far -
known. be was On the best Of terms Dur
Ing the vi~it without any warning What
ever. be took heavy dose Of strychnine,
and holding the empty bottle aloft. be ex-
claimed: DO yoa see whas have donef
have swallowed chat strychnine-r
The young lady and her brother thought
Damn vas jestins. but shortly after taking
the poison he vas seized with frightful
commissions. They 1t once called .
physician. and tired 70 save the young
mans life. bat The poison had gained too
strong hold. and alter lingering several
hours be died.
Some think the girl had Tilted him. and
caused him to take gloomy rev OF hfe.
but Others. who are acquainted with both
parties. dispute this.
His parents reside on farm aooat six
miles from Cottage Grove.
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LINcoLS,s SON.
He submits to Another Operation But IL
Very Low.


LONDON, Feb. T.--The report OF the
death of Robert Lincoln's SON proved 10 he
unfounded At O'Clock this afternoon
the doctors announced that the only chance
he has for his life lies in another operation.
Ii viii be Of desperate character and be
performed in a short time.
Minister Lincoln stated this afternoon
that the doctors were surprised not only
by his surviving the night. but by having
sufficient strength this morning to permit
tapping operation being performed. which
greatly relieved the heart and lungs from
effaston. 1t was pronounced that this
operation, in the patients feeble condition.
would probably be fatal. bat il was not.
This afternoon another operation was per-
formed. and although the pa,ient's condj-
ton Is precsrious, the physicians and par
ents are not without hope of bis recovery.
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DON pEpsn.s PLANS.
He Desires TO Return ia Brazil Rs . r,
vnte Citizen.

He Desires 10 Return to Brazil as . Pri-
vntc Citizen.
LoSpoS, Feb. a8-rhe Nesrs' Paris cor
respondent SAYS Dom p*dro is willing
to dismiss his imperial suite. lie has.
therefore, resolved 10 endeayor 20 come 10
terms with the Braz ian government
He proposes 70 renource the crown. re-
turn TO Brazil ard hive as q private person.
DIR. More. editor OF La Sarioa OF Buenes
Ayres. has written a letter 20 DR.. Mem
done, Brazilian minister 10 Washington.
giving particulars OF an interview with
Pom Pedro The ex-emperor said the Re-
puhiicans viii be able TO govern the coun-
Try because Brsxilians are patriotic lie
would continue TO serve them in Europe as
he had done in Brazil
In case of future complication. and call
from the people to return 10 the throne he
would respond. He would not. however,
do any thing to cause strife among the peo-
pie.
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s~sf-s~ > oe.E citizens are invesx 4 In Wood.
t4Sd fz-k They are s&ftscst Il IL 20 ts mate
tAe c1sss 3 &C IN seattle No oxs4 ntzs xssires
2 ssse1lsfe % tss3r a1vsnfex- OF 10 savesg fcs
sstafe aoFnss les OF great advances IN values
shoasa fssl 90 cell and KuaEsre Of tie .sssyraT1es
meas 70 b made IN WAY VI rark and box5evsra
1ae saonse4 tleess!E and cable rca1a Flaak
rox1 Ssozsc Lake C-s1r 20 a10rt tie people OF
n<akss- EIe ssyes carriage dive Take 10 dis
laEsresfe1 parties sxy-so aeoat tia properly
BAL sec fnaSs, VISIT The lots snd ase yoar ews.
xsaErrnt Respectfully, Dzazsi Joaes 4 Co.,
80 second street. room J,
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SEQUEL TO AN ElopEmKxx
A Runaway Couple Return Hose r.
are Married,

CHEHAIFs. Feb 25.-Miss Minnie b.
neil and Rem. Dale ~ere married hep -
terday. There Eotalng remarkable -
this. but thereby hangs tale. Some t.
weeks ago the young people. who IN T.
Centralis, finding the course Of tut
far from smooth. hied themselves y r.
train for Sea tie. Arriving III Tacoma I'll
were intercepted. the girl sent homo,
the young man sentenced TO TIRES -
imprisonment in jail for abusing - -
ficer.
He had bns 90 cents. and in the Co.
OF working OUT his fine. some benevu1
Tacoma gentleman paid his Ene. and II
followed the girl home. Today's man
is the sequel.
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Intention OF the government 4
shortly With neceSss work. <3|'!
forsisscatson Of Esqaimals, spa T. Il
any arrangement can be arrived :. f. s.
imperial governments in rsxard
same.
Lanrevin. minister OF nahlir
Piled that communications oa II. .s2s
are ssiil pending between the tso p,
ments.
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THE SEA QUESTION.
Shall the Alaskan Waters be
Thrown Open?
slR JOHN MLL NoT TALk
The Canadian Premier Says Matters Are
Progressing Satisfactorily
TO Canada

OTTAWA, Feb 27.-In the com mons to-
day. Mitchell asked II the attention OF the
government had been calleNi 20 telegraph
messages Published that the Russian gov
ernms at had directed the minister at
ashington 10 fase part in tie negos'a-
tons relating 10 Eshrng'- sea, and 10 pro-
vide means lor establishing a close ~easen.
If that were true the contention hat b b.
rings sea Was closed was practically ADAM
doned.
Sir John Macdonald says ii would not
be ia the Interests of Canada 10 enter into
q discussion. All he could say was that
everything so far was going on Is satisfac-
sorily As Canada could wish.
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Chair.
sHaxogry. Pa, Feb. 1.-THE Eastern
Pennsylvania Evangelical conference was
opened this morning by Bishop ]. ]. Esher.
OF Chicago. Charges we're preferred again.t
Bishop Esher BY tour elders. March 10 is
fixed for the trial
Bishop Eshey was then requested 10
vaeate the csair, but declined, stating that
he had been obligated 10 occupy the chair.
and his duty would not permit him to
vaeate ii.
The charges against Bishop Esher are.
first SANDER aud evil speaking: second,
fsisehood, third, creating dissensious in
The church.
The bishop todav refused to offer any
explanation 10 the charges. claiming that
be had been tried and acquitted.
After hts refusal 20 vaeaie the chair a
resolution vas presented by Rev. Mr.
Hanna declaring that Bishop Esher was an
improper person TO preside over tie con-
ference" but the bishop would not .recog.
nize the motion for ns adoption, and the
conference adjourned until tomorrow.
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DEATH OF LEvINsoS.
wefl-Known Importing Mercl
Commits Suicide.

A Well Known Importing Merchant
Commits Suicide.
SAY FRAxcssco. Feb 27.--The death yes
terx.ay OF James Levinson. Jr., member
OF the nrm Newman & Levinson.
importers and dealers In trimmings,
emhroiderses. etc, was a. hrst
thought. to have resulted from natural
causes. bat his physician now states he
told hlm just before he died that be TOOK
poison
lie was suffering from an incurahie
spinal trouble. aud wanted 70 die. A chem
ical analysis is being made OF Levinson's
stomach
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THE SENATE.
Reconsideration 81 the omuibas Normal
sebeos Hi.

accommodation CT tire uHutbue normal
sebe.i Hlsi.
OLYMPIA, Feb. e. --fwenty.foar senator's
were present on roll cad this morning.
Residing OF the minutes was dispensed
with
Long moved 80 reconsider the vote by
which The omnibus normal school bill wss
on Tuesday lost; earrled~-yeas Il. naysS
Long moved TO amend by striking out all
reference to ether schools except Che
halis. Lsw;s county lie then wsnt ON 10
argue 81 length fer several smali schools
as against ere large one. lie wanted the
Chehssis school for the southwestern part
CT the stats. lie declared that in all his
twsniy-six years recollection he bad knosn
Of onls swe pupils gosnE 20 the territorial
university frotn LewIs eeaaty.
The h'il was committed to Senator Long
~ committee ct oee and be submitted
immediately substitute hssi. establishing
: ussrels sehoo. CAeaalis.
k,anear moved ga amendment 10 The
substitute. requiring the citizens of Lewis
county - donate ten instead Of I've acres
OF and, carried. bsil vas laie oA the table.
gEraSrs oE COMMITTEES.
Judiciary committee Woo3ss bsn ta,ol
on civil actions; indefinitely pnssponsts i.
Fsvofahly on II. B. ~. ifo relative %
exempsoa es pension money irom attach.
satnk JnfzsuFah1y on IL. T. Ne. SIS.
relative 10 correcting lngerual.sses ct
records. lasleanitesy postponed. I'm.
sAvoEahgv ga = 4. No. 1911, xp4s-
tive e. instructions - tugissi lnsss-
siEeiy postponed. without reeanmenda.
ton On II. 3. No -. rssauve 70 ssesvAss
The seugaisses reported iaSofaasS Oh
several other miaeF ess&
E.laeatsDn MgsAe0t recommendation
SIS e4Fwos'e ilouss Isl IL locale aermgA.
syssespl NJ Cheney aaa sealorg's bsIl 70 10.
este nerseAi schools,
osSE&An Tx&
SB Ma. rs. - long so sssssutrl ~ ess.
tive - seailca 81 seTussA sehcos al ChehA-
ts pAsscs8 yeas ~. msys -.
ias Senate get lfse NySngie ever SIC
rGlss. IN consideration 81 TIE uagss
sHsanafasnt 20 sAa SSlslsses bgnse es.k &
wAs ses.asssnss tess Is tc0k 8 cssnsEisa-
itasAl ~ iogsfx ta eaasNr liz sAe smasasi-
uaeaf 4'eaaag asSssssasoa recess w4s
taken 81 iSA
sFxESNeex sxsseax.
10 tAs s.4sereea. Llsassn Et-Csowernor
t.aaeasoa "a the ehsss. sAe sesafe rsgussss
"a essnsaf IN lse tfesss snsaansent. hv =
vsne oS 2gsAs 90 II nag. taos a coz,stsgs.-
tssasl ma5argyA lasess tss Naase re-
soee&, esassrvaga Committee ak ae
EseSSs2Eg
L. T. Se. aGs-ssslsssse "a lnforaal saes
* Fsza FSesFsss. isssss agtsgy isezsgsss.ei & =
snoza3ns. vas be eesssas rsaSs& upea ths
Ta.raSss
81 g. M. ei8. ey grars-Eafassxe 70
Transcripts ~ isaEussnts ID justice $ Saasss
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rrssis Ard h..a~sys--Fo ggexsas sessrsg~
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THE BRITISH SERVICE.


m Unfcs 70 be AbofEshed-Thc Navy
Satisfactory.
Lospos. Feb. 1.-THE report OF the
Marquis OF Hariington's commission on the
army and navy sc vice Gnds the war Office
system extravagant. cumbroas and lnef-
tleienl IL proposes TO abolish the position
OF conmsn lsr-sn-ehief. now held by the
Duke Of Cambridge. and substitute mill
taFy chief OF staff, 70 be assisted by ali adj
visory board.
IL declares the navy wei! organized and
admirably mansged
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NoraRisI ELreInfLrrr.

Members Of the Present Legislature May
E- Appointed.
oL.Mrfs. Feb. g7.-~The following CON-
muaicatieu has heen addressed TO tour or
i've members of the legislature, who hsi
sent IN applications fer notarial appoint
meat
Tie governor, hsying submitted to the a.
'ernay general Ehe question "a TO whether.
under seci!oa u, argicis3. Of the constitution,
number oi she Present isssglaEure can become
notary public. dlaersx the 10 advise goa that the
attorney general has zissn il 50 his apinion hat
,base Il 40 legal .. tetien % the appointment
OF uaetuNes 10 sssd sftirp
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CANADIANS RErKIsAL

Proposition 10 Have an Anti- Contr act
Labor Law.
orravA,Ont Feb. "a large number OF
ve~sesmsn have petitioned parliament 10
pas law prohibiting employ ment OF any
except British subjects as masters, mates or
engineers on Canadian iniand wasers. and
that foreigners b. prohibited from entering
tanada under con ract 10 perform LABOR.
This Is in retaliation Tor the Unlted states
contract labor iAw.
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San Francisco, Feb 27-Ata late hour
tonight Colonel ]. Mervvn Donohne. presi-
dent OF the San Francisco & Nor bern
Pacific railroad was resting easily. His con-
dition has changed slightly for the worse
since yesterday. when his friends enter
tanned hopes OF his ultimate recovery.
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FATAL END or A srRr


Sas FkkxcIsco. Feb 27--0le 0Ieson. a
sailor on the schooner Msvy and liza. while
rowing on tie bar AZ Fremont street wharf
this morning, discovered body stack in
the mua shach was recognized as that of
Captain Alfred Phillips. Of the collier
Alaska Captain Phillips had been miss.
tag since last Moaday night, at which time
he and his brotheF-ln-iaw D4vsa r. Hsmp-
Bon. lrsi the ship together. Both had been
y!riakirx aeaylsY
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Rnhher. Cnntnreti.

TACOMA. Feb. 27.-Detective Caldwell. of
Seattle. was in the city last night and with
the assistance Of detective of this city he
captured Dick Kentzeil and John Carly,
the last Of gang of seven robbers al SEE
attic. He will return with them in the
morning
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San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE Chyenicie
learns that the Bankers Mutual Relief
Association has closed its doors and the
whereabouts OF F. L. Cattle and NJ. Men,
ter. the active officers OF the firm. are IN
known. A number OF persons who have
entrusted money with the associs alton have
found all the furniture gone from its Of
fice
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An unfor.una,. Accident.

BorHELL, Feb. 27.-F. B. Loney. super
intendent OF the WAYNE Brick 4 Tile
Company, had his right hand badly
crushed this morning He was trying 10
take small stone out OF the crusher with
stick. when the stick caught and pulled
his hand into the roller. The machinery
had to be stopped and backed up before his
hand could lie got out.
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MIDNIGHT ATTACK.
A Doctor Has Narrow Escape xru4
Revolver.

Corrxhrs. o., FEB. 27.--About midn
an unknown man called at the residsaeo0
Dr.. Alexander Neil. one Of the lead
physicians OF the city. The doctor 60
20 the door when the man drew Fevely
and pacing ii against bis head drew 3
the trigger. The cartridge failed
exp ode and the doctor grabbed him. A.
a desperate struggle he wrested Tho
volyer from the man and the iattM -
away. He afterwards came tack -
smashed several windows with rocks T.
police cannot ind him
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Preparation by the Judges for the
Term

Term
OLYMPIA. Feb. 1.-THE superior court Of
this district. Judge Mason Irwin. swas in
session during the first three days of this
week. The business transacted was the
hearing of motions and demurrers, and the
getting ready of cases to come before the
next regular term.
Judge Irwin left today for Chehaiis and
will return here again on Monday to
further consider matters to come before the
court at its regular meeting on the fourth
Monday in March.
The number o. cases on the docket when
admitted as state was 66, the number
since died is 81. the number disposed OF is
%, and the number now on the docket is
LOO.
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BEHRING'S SEA.
Belief That II VIII rs Open TO All
SeaSera.

vtcrosfs, r. c.. Feb. Silt IS under
stool that the provincisl government has
received confidential 81 vices regarding the
settlement OF The Behrings sea mstser. 1t
Is generally believed that an arrangement
wili De made re alive 10 close season and
deciding that the sss is open 10 all corners,
and also that the claim OF Victoria sealers
for vessels and skins be allowed.
Loseox. Feb. 27.-Ferguson denied in
the commons today thas The Behring's sea
question: was sess.ed. but said negotiations
were sill proceeding