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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-04

DENVER, Nov. 3-The state campaign
closed here tonight with q grand Repub-
lican meeting at the Coliseum. On ac-
count of there being bitter factional
fight in the Republican party over local
affairs. the campaign has been decidedly
interesting. and while in many localities
there are two Republican tickets in the
field. both sides are supporting Teller for
reelection TO the United States Senate.
Because of these differences the Democrats
are hopeful of electing the governor. state
treasurer, and majority in both houses
OF the legislature, in which case Paimerton
will succeed Teller.
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HELENA, Mont, Nov. 3.-The voters OF
Montana tomorrow elect q congressman
and eight state senators. The CAMPAIGN
has been hot one, and the registration is
20 per cent less than last year, which
makes an additional element of uncer-
tainty. Republicans and Democrats are
both confident of electing the congress
man. The real contest is for control of
the state Senate. that body now being a tie.
and the districts to be voted in tomorrow
oro oil close
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BOUND FOR THE POLLS.
President Harrison and Many Omcfnls
Leave Washington City.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 3.-The presi-
dent left this morning for Indianapolis TO
vote. Attorney General Miller and his
daughter left here in company with the
president. The former wall also vote in
Indianapolis tomorrow. and expects TO re-
main there several days.
With the single exception of the second
assistant postmaster general. all the prom
inent officials of the postotfice department
have gone home TO vote. Large numbers
from the interior department. have also
Oopa
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THE CAMPAIGN IN PIERCE COUNTY
Republicans will Eject Solid Ticket,
With Perhaps One Exception

With Perhaps Ono Exception.
!. TACOMA, Nov. Especial. 1.-The Repub-
iican campaign was brought to a close this
evening by the rally given by the Byron
Barlow Club. Nearly all the Republican
candidates were present Speech-making
was followed by refreshments. The Re-
publicans hope to elect solid legislative
delegation. but are triie doubtful about
L. ]. Pearson. in the ThFty-sixlh district
The Swedes are prepared to cut Pearson.
but he may pull through.
If wilson polls as big majority az he
did last year, or even if he rolls up 600 ms.
jority. the conservatives will be satisfied
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Tn. Ciallam County campaien.

PogT ANGELES. Nov. s-lSpecial THE
campaign mas been particularly aggressive
the past two weeks. Candidates Hastings
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frencssesa Hopeless, Vet Saved.
From q letter written by Mn. A da
u: Hurd Of Groton, s. D., we quote:
WAS taken with . bad cold. which
settled on my lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated In cDnsump-
non: -Four dociors gave me up say
ing could live but short time. L
gave myself up to my Savior, deter
mined IL I could no. stay with my
friends on earth, would meet my
absent ones Above. My husbaD.l
was advised to get Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. l gave il n trial, took in
all eight bottles; IL has cured M,
and thank God / am now a we'll and
hearty woman. Trial bottles free III
A. Z. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store.
Regular size, 5Oc. and 81 90.
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would be required for a personal
examination Of the point. Howe7ef,
he would accept proof that the funds
were In hand IL the bonds were
actually issued and pIsc.d ia the
hands Of the city comptroller. The
city comptroller hiss prepared . plan
for the bonds, which was approved
by the directors. The work of en-
craving will be commenced at once.
IL Is believed the requirements Of
the President viii re complied with
by January
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E1pePsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact you must have IL, to fully enjoy
life Thousands arc searching for
II daily, and mourning bec,use
they find Il not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent an
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that they may attain this boon. And
yet It may be had by all. We
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use persisted in, will bring you
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A RAILROAD STORY.
Refusal OF President Stiekuey d
Sign the Agreement.

CHICAGO, Dec. l7.-Apropos Of
the New York railroad meeting, an
interesting story comes of the re-
fusal Of President Stickney If the
Chicago, st. Paul & Kansas City To
sign the agreement. He did not think
that such An agreement could or
would be kept.
"Two years ago." he declared,
ayou formulated something similar
and it was q failure. Railroad men
are not built in such 4 way that
they will abide by this contract.
You are all gentlemen here. In
your private capacity as such l
would trust any Of you with my
watch, and I would believe the
word OF any of you, hut In your
capacity rs railroad presidents /
would not believe one Of you on
oath, and I would not trust one Of
you with my watch"
Naturally this speech created
something Of a stir in the meeting
aud President Oakes of the Northern
pacific became sarcastic. He wanted
10 know whether Mr.. Stickney, in
his characterization Of presidents,
included the time before he was one
or had reference only TO the period
sine then. Thereupon Mr.. Stick
pey asserted that the ''gentlement
agreement" proved 10 be lie, and
be would not again make people
think him . preyar1cator BY putting
his name 70 another such.
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.GRAxD LARCENY
Hammond Supposed 10 be the
Victim of n Cou~ptraey

SEATTLE, WASH, Dec. H.
Charles II. Hammond, formerly
proprietor Of the notorious Cleve-
land House, was convicted in The
Superior Court today Of grand lar.
ceny. The Developments in the
case indicate that Hammond was
the victim Of conspiracy, Of which
Alexander Lodhunter is at the head.
Lodbunter is supposed to be an
English detective, and, failing TO
get Hammond on British soil, work
ed up this case against him, charg-
ing him with stealing sealskin
sacque from n woman. Hammond
asserts that there Is a large amount
OF money at his disposal in different
oanks, placed there as hush money
by wealthy Englishmen. He says
they are tying to prevent him from
returning TO England. He expects
to get 4 new trial and, in the event
Of acquit,ai. will return to London.
He stesdfastly refuses TO make
known the names Of the English
men.
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4 Fsssassse YsasE Lady

Mis- Jennie Martin, l76 Nortf
st. Paul Ct, Rochester. y. Y, says
l suffered long from Kidney com
plaints-home physicians failed q
afford relief. A friend induced m,
to try DR.. Kennedy's Favorit.
Remedy, made at Rondoat. n. Y
The eject was wonderful. When J
had taken two bottles was cureG
and have had no trouble since, ]
write for the beneflt OF othen.
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We desire to say 10 our citizenr,
that for jean We have Teen selling
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sumption, d.. Kings New Life
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stand ready to refund the purchase
price II satisfactory results do not
toliow their nse. These remedies
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purely GA their merits. A. G. Smith
4 Co., Drugsiets.
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a Safe lnv~stmesst

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Ec.A,e.-. Aru.e. ,nixe.

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Minneapolis, Dec. 1.-THE vii
lage council OF Green Isle, Sibley
County, was indicted az the recent
session Of the grand jury. The vii
lage has mad seven saloons, and b.
enable the proprietors to pay the
license Of 500 per year the council
generously employed each Of them
as 4 policeman at a salary Of $500,
their duty being to watch their own
saloons.
Shakespeare, Mimi, Dec. ia
dark deed involving three deaths
and surrounded in deep mystery
was discovered this afternoon. Johu
Spearmap, 60 years old, was found
sitting by the kitchen stove dead.
The old mans wife was found dead
in the corner of the sittingroom with
her skull crushed and scalp torn
from the head. Upstairs In bed lay
their grandson, n lad Of IL years,
with his head crushed. No clue to
the murderers.
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Not having any Telephone, oul
customers will please leave orders q;
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or q,
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also sor
Mali and Hops.
ESTATE OF r. B. MARGETTs.
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LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAKE ASploGpEy.
Leave Salt Lake 100 an and 40 In 90,
pm. Returning. arrive Salt Lake $40 am.
fsop-m-, SIS Pm
BINGHAM.
Leave Salt Lake SIS an, returning, arrive
salt Lake $50 PIE.
AMERICAN FORK. PROVO. srRTSGvrLIg,
THISTLE AND Mt. PLEASANT.
Leave Salt lake 80 pm; returning. ar
rive Salt Lake 9s5 am.
d. Q. DODGE, J. II. BENNETT.
General MsnarsT- 9Sn Pass.ARt
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A great sacrifice. a private party
will sacrifice n magnificent ~
Octave, Triple Strung, Patent
Action, Conover Cabinet Upright
Piano at great sacrifice. Elegant
Plush Stool, and Box for shipping.
Rare chance to get a fine Piano,
cheap. Call tomorrow. 20 W. lst
South. Do
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Resolutions were pAsseu exPfers
ing approval Of McCarthy's course


LONDON, Dec. 17.-Jossph Cham
berlain made remarke speech
At q private UnioDist caueus at Bir'
mingham tonight. Among other
things, he said within = week GER
tain former friends in the Gladstone
party had reopened negotiations
with him for reunion on the bias
that Parneil, having rendered. home
rule impossible, they saw no reason
why q Liberal reunion should not
be formed. He had replied that
such coursc was impossible, because
Gladstone detailed home rule in
the front Of his programme How
ever, recent events had opened the
eyes OF the Gladstobian moderates.
who might cooperate with the
Unionists and Tories in the forua-
ton Of q truly national party, devo'-
ed to progress in the truest sense.
L3bouchere, in speech To-Day
declared London Tories paid Far
nell's election expenses in 1850.
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ErRfED IN SNOW.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. H.
Snow has been falling In this sec
ton since yesterday. The Norfolk
n Western road Is buried in from
one TO three feet Of snow. In
Southwest Virginia the snow dri!ted
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"'Brown's Bronchial Treches' ar
excellent for the relief of Hoarsenes
or Sore Throat. They are exeee ID
iDgly ehtctive.r-CHuistsan Void,
LOvdos.- EsO-
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. - The
caucus Of republican senators 10
night adopted the fiuanci,l scheme
reported by the caucus committee
with the exception OF the Del
cent bond project, which was elimi
mated, 50 the measure will provide
for the purchase Of 81, 900, 900 OF
silver bullion surplus, reduction o..
the compulsory requirements OF
bond deposits by national banks, an
extension Of the national bank cir
culation b the full amount OF their
bond deposits, replacement OF the
deficiency in N ltiouL bank circula-
ton below sls0,000 by Treasury
notes, based gu silver bullion pur-
chases, provision for free coinage
when oliver is maintained at par for
one year, provision for n charge on
the conversion OF gold coin into bars
aud the recoinage OF subsidiary ell
yer coins.
The twelve million ounces OF ill
Yer bullion is to be purchased during
the calendar year, not exceeding
three million ounces in any one
month, aud is in addition to the
amount nov required - be ppr-
chased monthly.
This measure was no. satisfactory
in every detail to all the senators,
but was accepted rs the best possible
compromise.
The caucus also instructed the
committee on rules 10 prepare and
repor. a closure rule. II Is, under
stood It will be framed on the lines
Of the rule proposed at the last ses-
sion by Senator Hoar, aud will pro-
vide 70. oriering the previous ques
ton on any pending proposition
after reasonable time Is allowed for
debate. This rsle is not 10 be re-
ported until the financial bill has
been presented 10 the senate by the
finance committee.
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CONVENTION Ar CORK
The Name OF Parnell Greeted with
Cheers and Groans.

CORK. Dec. ia city a1d
county convention assembled here
today. The hail in which the con-
vention was held was crowded with
delegates and spectators. The
nanIe OF Plrnell was greeted with
cheers by the delegates, but the
crowd groaned II. The chairman
read a telegram from Patrick Egan,
giving instructions fur the transfer
Of his shares OF Uaied ireland stock
10 Mccarthy. Mccarthy, in an
address, declared that il the Irish
party wan.ed authority or sanction
for what they had done the magni-
fiee.ft gathering there assembled
gave j. TO them. After such a
meeting they would be entitled to
speak in the name Of the Irish
people, and they would still have
better right, 50 10 speak, after the
election in Kilkenny.
Resolutions were passed express
ing approval Of McCarthy's course.
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nLlxDIxG sSow.sroHa.

AsHsvILLE, N c., De. IA
binding snow-storm prevailed here
last night and today and Is siill
raging.
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HURON NATIONAL HANE.

HUM. Sd, Dec. I7.-It trans.
pires to-day that business men anu
others having deposits with the HUI
ron National Bant, which sus-
pended yesterday, received anony-
nous letters advising them to with
draw their deposits, as the bank
would suspend the following cleo
ton. This precipitated a run, re-
sulting In the suspension. Teiegrams
from Chicago and other points were
received today offering aid and
advising a resumption of businsss.
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STORMY WEATHER..
Seriously Interfering with the
River mud Harbor Business.

Seriously Interfering with the
River mud Hsrbor Busiasss.
NEW YORK, Dec. I6.-A storm
today seriously interfcrsi with the
River and Harbor business. Small
boats were sunk and a number Of
passenger steamers which were to
have sailej today were unable to do
70. Teiegraphic communication
soutli ard 1est is seriously inter.
fered with.
Numerous accidents In the way
OF falling signs, etc., detached by
the wind, have been reported, but
none Of a serious character. A
heavy storm Is prevailing along the
New jersey coast. At Atlantic
City the tide was the highest Of the
season. At As6ury Park and Long
Branch great damage has been dene.
Pougik-susie reports a heavy storm
Of snow, hail, sie.t and rain along
the Hudson all day and and night.
Trains are also delayed. The
heaviest snowstorm for years Is
raging at Lockhaven. At Ea,.i-
more the wind is forty miles an
hour, accompanied by rain. The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad reports
snow ten inches deep on the
Harper's Ferry division. The
Lebigh service Is badly crippled.
At Stanton, Va, three feet of snow
fell and III trains are blockaded.
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CeIsbrased ChfeA .rinc Pi.,..

Celebrated ChfeA erfnG PissS.
Elegant Rosewood Case. Chick
ering 4 Sons Only Sl75. Makers
price, $500. Time II desired. Call
Salt Lake Music Co., IS W. LIST South
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WE ADVISE QUE FRIENDS

NIYHO HIED ANYTHING IN fHe
w Oloehisg lins - call upon bes4on !
TO-. a Main g.. vhsrs thsy Win And vel
selosso1 stoek Of meas and boys sufts
oyersle. bafs, cara, shfres. oee-. g veyy iow
prices. ThS am is Tsiisbis and viif se.i
rcp E1Hhk 9u
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SEVERE SNOW STORM.
rTsBURG, Dec. IA $
s-storm has raged here all


fIfisBUhG, Dec. la severe
tho"-stofm has raged here All day.
Telegraph, teiephone and electric
Nsn, "ires are uo~h ana business Is
p'aeticaiiy penued- Tn the rail-
ro',is no ireisht trains were running
anu tne passenger trains that strug-
giel thfouSn were late from one TO
s.1 EouIn. Inc pecunihry lcss re-
siiung ioon, the storm cannot now
DC estimated, OH VIII necessarily be
Very large.
ms city being aimo,s TIE storm
csn'er, hae suffered more severely.
Inc monetary dam ige Is very greet
All Or .Iches OF trade, especially the
r'siirc-iis afi street car lines which
nave practically suspended, has PAR
aiyzei business ana caused n total
s;oppage OF operations in the oil and
stock exchanges. Through the
breaking OF electric light wires two
horses have been killed, two drivers
Knocked unconscious and n street
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GovERsnEsr pErosrrogIEs.

In response to the resolution OF
the House, Acting Secretary Net
Teton has sent TO tina; body list
showing the several banks in which
public money is deposited, the pur-
pose for which deposited, etc. IL
shows thst there are 302 of these
baniss, is7 Of which are marked
aGenesal- and fifteen marked s'Sur-
pius.D The banks marked "Gen-
eral; have active accounts, receiv-
ing and Disturbing public monies
daily. and were designated ~ de-
posiiories for the convenience Of
public officers in their vicinity.
Those marked surplus, have in
active accounts. They simply re-
ceived on deposit TO the credit Of the
Treasurer Of the United States when
first designated the amount they
were allowed to hold in proportion
10 the amount of United States
bonds furnished rs security therefor,
aud there has since been no change
in such accounts, except for the pur-
pose OF reducing the holdings OF said
lepositors by transfer TO the sub
treasury. No interest has been or
Is now paid ib.o tie Treasury by any
Of such repositories in return for
the use Of the public funds. The
authority to designate banks as de-
positories is contained in section
5I5S. Revised Statutes.
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PROPOSED GUS FACTORY.

The preliminary report Of the
board on gun factories, etc, was
sent to the Senate today by tie Sec
Rotary OF War.
In his letter accompanying the
report Secretary Proctor states Ii Il
1t may be advisable 90 establish, AT
no distant day, gun factory at
some point on the Pacific Coast, OF
sufficient capacity to supply the
guns required for the armament Of
that coast. Secretary Proctor further
says IL appears from the report that
there il rs yet no plant ready on
the Pacific Coast equal To the man
ufacture OF large gun forg,ngs, but
capital seems ready TO take hold
and has already begun 10 locate IL
self with this object in view at more
than one point. The commission
appointed by the President consist
ed Of three officers Of the army. and
they were directed TO inquire into
the facilities for producing steel
forgings for high power guns on the
Pacific Coast, and in the vicinity OF
the indianapolis arsenal, the Rock
Island arsenal, and some point near
the Gulf Coast, and the aivisablity
Of erecting gun factories for the as
sembling OF guns for hortification
purposes.
Regarding the Watervliet factory,
the report states that it Is believed
the limit OF the present capacity is
reached and the time required 10
complete the armament. either with
the existing facilities or with tina,
which would be added by the com.
pietion Of the wstcrvlie. factory, Is
TOO long. q factory should be iocat-
ed on the Pacific Coast, TO furnish
guns required for its defense, but
the board does not consider IL aivis-
able at this time 10 recommend the
erection OF n third factory at the
Rock Island arsenal, at Indianapolis
or on or near the Gulf Coast. The
board estimates that It will take
$780, 900 to establish a plsnttn the
Pacific Coast for the manufacture of
high power guns, and for machinery
and tools sl35, 201; making the total
$3S&. 900.