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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-11

McGrew, Wilson & Co., Eisner building,
cor. Fifth ave. and Wood st.
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HARD wooDs-JoBEINe PRICES,
A SOLDIERS TROUBLES.
He Wrote Too Freely About the Trials of q
German Soldier
GBY DUNLAP's CABLE coMPANr.I

TBY DUNLAP's CABLE CoMPANYJ
BERLIN, Dec. 10.-Herr Karl Abel, the
author of pamphlet entitled, 1.-TWO Weeks
Acting Sergeant" which is devoted to prov
ing that it is madness for the officers to be
allowed to remain in their position in the
Strasburg regiment, as they are committing
atrocious eruelties. has been sentenced to
two weeks imprisonment by the Karlsruhe
Court Martial for the publication of the
pamphlet IN question.
The defense raised was that the author
was no longer in the service, but this was
declared by the courts to be irrelevant.
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Philadelphia Stocks,

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks fur
nlshed bv Whitney Stephenson, brokers. No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock tx
change:
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Boston Stocks.

"Ex-dividend. tsale.
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4O1 Smithfeld Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, 100000. Surplus, S69, 900.
Deposits of 81 and upward received and
interest allowed at per cent IT'S
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FIRST SECOND THIRD
CALL. CALL. CALL.
B A Is A u A

At first call 10 shares of Electric sold at ls
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rHE ~ nREAk.
Eecartare Of One og the Escaped Con
EaetA.

Eecapture of One 81 the ExcaFcd Gem
Efetas
San FRASrEsco. Jan. i4-At the c0anty
iail today masons were at work repairing
the breaks made IN the malls by slae pris-
oners who eseaYed yesterday morning
The ia officials state that tie bricks used
we're OF the cheapest Kind. 4 slight lsow
viii break thein. The qaaity was aot good
OF those which the ~ iseaers tore oat OF tae
walls where the old chimney IS
McNul.y viii probably make a hard fight
before he is taken, especially IS the gaisoWs
stares him IN 7he face. Esicsaa Il caught.
has an excellent prospees Of bclng sent to
prison for life for his crime. He Is a dcs-
peFate man. and when captured in Trinity
county he tried 10 muraes the officer, sfEik-
ing him or the iasad with a steae
The sheriff will institute al iHves:iea-
ton 20 ascertain whseh OF tire guards s
responsible for the escape.
Neil BFeslin. alisA John kenny. the
youngest Of tae six prisoners wlso escaped
from lhe coants Jail early sunday Tnarn-
ing. was captured today by Dernty Sheriff
Williams and posse he MAS found
hiding under a lea ia w4ter front hoani-
issghaase. lie saps the p4see1tr-A sslssgfsers
the eaca3e for three weeAs ard about :
ocicek Saturday might starte.s q Ok fheir
way out with table knives which they had
used az their meals and Sscretsd ia their
clothes while IN the corridor. Deputy
Sheriff Hoey made q souF cf the jail. bat
cid nos observe them. as they were hiding
behind the woodpl.e. 1hry then took
turns In digging shesr Way through the
outside wall.
Breslin says, so far as he knows. none of
the party had money or Weapons. He
himself had been without to0d siAcs Ieav-
ing iait
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BKIcE ELECTED.


Another Millionaire Gees 60 the rnatea
States Senate.
CoIrxBrs. o.. jan i4-Ealvin s Rrice
VAS today ~ 10on elected 70 the United
States senate. receiving majority OF votes
10 either braEch OF the legislature. In the
Senate Shaw. OF Lima district. nominated
BFice. and Gasnes. Of ZanesvilIe. seconded
tho nomination Schnider. of Cincinnati,
nominated NnFat Halstead. MoSSie
nominated ex-SOTernor Foster. The vote
IL the senate was: Halstead l. Foster IL
and Brice la.
In the house . call was demanded TO
bring IN members. Brown. Democrat, Of
Hancock, who Is sick. was carried to the
hah IN chair. The only other Democrats
absent were 1roeger, of Holmes. and
I-awler. OF Franklin. who is Ill Willis and
Blair. Republicans, were absent. Hunt, Of
Sanausky. presented the name ef Calvin s
bTice. which was seconded By BeIlvilIe, OF
Montgomery. Representative Bryan nomi-
mated Charles Foster.
On the roll call tie vote OF counties for
BFice was received with cheers, as was that
Of Munspn. two Of the members who were
credited with being bolters. smith. the
third caucus boiler. voted for L. T. Neal
HIS vote was received with subdaed mar
murs. Parnell. strong Brice man, voted
Tor Foster oy mistake. and before he could
make correction the house was in an mp
roar. The chair threatened that the hail
would have 20 be cleared unless order was
maintained. The vote III the House stood !:
brice. So; Foster, 81. and SeaI. l. RFice
was declared the choice OF the House.
having received q majority uf The votes.
The result will be canvassei by the Senate
and House in joint session tomorrow. The
joint result OF the two branches Is: Bsice.
20; Foster, G6; Halstead l. and Neal, /.
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A.iis.ral Fiqsss d France ! assa.

AfiEssai Fiqaet Of France - deaf.
John Marshall stone has bean inaurev.
atea gDvsrnos mississippi
Tie Sovemeher net sarnlngs of fhc Mex>
scan Central we're $50 SO.
John Grant was fs-electea mayor Of Yie<
toria. b G.. by aceiamastun.
caaets os the American squadron hesf
Enxlssh players at football st Lisbon.
Tns steamer Ia pargoyue. Eayre ID ker
YORK, nsst he@Fy weashsE ard coilsslssl u<kh
tie sseanser CorY50n.
NJ il rcgartesi from BsFslm that Herrnxn.
nuseh ard Amegican baakers viii III =
calsle fFons ran Frnnelsuo to Inlalls.
Hnuasa.
: The great ssnrra hes hiss henn frnskl ~
terrEkle sviAenees ol 6esfsaeksun from
Canada shToaeh TIE Central s.4les q
Tsx2s
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whseh resnsted the same war. the House
as1earned I'll 10 e'eleek touaerreW saorn-
Ing. Gardner, nf the Washington Esepaa-
lsaaa. is quite sick and occapses ct ia tie
House chambers
Tic first l.ing aone in the Senate this
morning was THE swearing ia q new meme
bers- Alter tie Introduction os few res
osustons TIE Senate adioaFnea until alter
noon 10 give the Democrats sirne a. caucus
ON the cAndiaasas for Senate rsass tons.
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NATIONAL pANs HoLDINes-
Only Eighteen Banks Eespend 10 Win
aom's Call.

wAsHfssroS CITY, Jan. H.-secretary
windoms cali for 10 per cent. OF the
amount OF public moneys held by national
banks expires tonorrow. 50 far only
eighteen hanks ont of ~ called upon have
responded. The amount surrendered,
however. il far in excess OF The amount
called for. as some cf the banks gave up
the entire amount held hY them and a
number of others surrendered al above the
amount necessary foE Transaction Of cur
rent public business.
The total amount ef bonds purchased 20
date in iiquidaiion of these deposits is
xs.TII. .sJa The fntEre coarse of the de-
p4rtsnent in It's matter will be determined
il 8 few days.
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Tnn sILcorr MArrEK.
Debate i'm the Hease without Any
Result.

Debate in the Hease Without Any
Eeseit-
NAsHISsvos CHEx. Jan. l;.-Belore the
House ways and means committee today
a T. ketehum. OF New York, said he vas
au importer aua manufacturer Of leather
sad asaei thai thv duties nPon such goods
he n iazyl. Nearly al Vi he large dealers
iook shis position even where their manu-
featuring interests largely exceeded their
sporting interest. The latter business
vas ia a prosperous condition and fhe
duties were satisfactory froaa protestlve
view. French cAiiskins. twenty-ihree years
ago. were largely imported into this
country under . Gaty Of - per cent, Al
though the dn3y has heen Fesluced since
Isss to ~ per rent. 50 great hsd been the
progress ia our .t0fnassse ss4nniAetuFs thai
there sere row fsw skins imported.
Us ths House Mckinley. from the
committees ca says aIsd means. rePoFts.s
lack the bia 70 simplify laEs relstIng 10
the COLLECTION Of Fssense. II SAs eFsAcFea
printed and recammfsse4.
Perkins Kan moved thaa the House 60
into eonans sftee of tbs y hoe for considers
s4om of bsis 10 provide township s1strses
on tie ia25e os Oklahoma Ih8s vas
antaroa3fea by Aaasas tils who wished
TIE House - cefssiAteT the Ss!cott aaasieE
Assss ihe motioa was defeated sy - 10 ..
AeAas called mp the : lccSs report ae-
eogng g&aie1 by blli apFr0rgtatsns $500
10 rs8rI tsurse nsens aSrs. Adams argued "a
favor IS tie hs4 hosalns that tie sergeant
a. arms was F.asslle e1acer.
Hensph4 sSoata I4rosnai advocated
thss aaortiaa q Ass hsil permitting mem
txTs - hg4ag sasE ia tne caarS 0t eA4AEHaA spT
ree1xprv u saesv salaries and oFfqsesi taas
hsgl af Ehe usa5az3fy hseAase ae c0ass BTaG
no statute aeclaE as tsie seresAat-at-srEsss
5 saisnarssng sFaaeeE- he ss0aghS ihsy
ssoa28 nas spg orvIese rssAsse money %
pas Eaenshers-
aslmAa coztsnssea tAzt Tie lands ~
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A LITTLE INsURREcTIoN.
Over a Hundred Men Killed BY the Bra
xllian Army.

Over Hundred Men Killed BY the Bra
lillian Army.
New YoRK, Jan 1l.-Captain Grimes. of
the steamer Herschei. from Rio Janeiro,
which arrived today, gives the news of the
encounter between soldiers in that city. Ii
seems that on December Is il was dis
covered that part Of the army, about 80
men in number was opposed TO the repub-
lie and strongly favored the monarchy.
The provisional government sent q COM
pany of artillery TO arrest the insurrec-
tionists. They opened IRE on the soldiers
and il was reported that over 100 we're
killed.
The civil governor has forbidden the
holding of a contemplated meeting OF
students in Rio 20 protest against English
demands on Portugal
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HoNonING ms WIPE.


NEW YokE, Jan. 1.-The will of million
aire John Ii. ShoenbeFger was fled for pro-
bate today. Shoenberger directs that his
widow shall receive three houses with
everything attached thereto, number Of
railroad shares. $1,000 worth Of United
Safes bonds, His brother. tno sisters and
other relatives are provided for according
70 the viii. The principal object OF Sheen-
berger's life was tire establishment az Pitts
burg of ST. Margaret memorial hospital As q
memorial 70 has wife He heqaeaths nearly
100000 to and provides for the formation
ol corporation 10 take eharge of the in
siitusion. Other bequests 70 charitable in
stitutions amount 10 nesrly s39o. 900, in
Guiding $4,000 TO the Bishop Seabury
mission
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LLEWELLYN 4 Co.
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
wshave some Property all parts of the City
which we will pleased show Intending Purchasers
.avias eese a-ts :

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TnAIss DKI.AtED.

The Ifae Between San EFaurt&eo ard
Portland FfseAaa@a.
sAs FRaNcIsoe. Jan t5.-~Tne Hne - the
nofthern division ot the sousaeFn Pacific
company has been hoegadst npxaF1s of
twenty-foar hoars- Oregon tratHs are n0t
exrxcsed 70 srFsve i,eie7a t0naorrew a
heavy GAsl os snow s,cearrsz- on tas Ehssts
division last Saturday. The sakSr suOFf
Elow. w.th two engines pr0pellirg Ii. vas
Somehow derailea hetxesa the eisksyoa
sumfaii and etsinmsn.
A second saox pioN and = gang of men
was sent ont 70 FeEneve the obeigsctsons
and 1es wlth 3 similar fate They we're
literally stuck fast la tbs ss0w.
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ASSAULT ON Az EDITOR.
The Son OF Man Criticized Resents
and Is Arrested.

KAxsAs CRY. Jan. ii.--Charles Jones
assaulted HammerSlough in the street to-
day. Jones is son Of Major Jones. su-
peFintendent OF the National Water Works
Company and HamnseFsiough IS proprietor
OF the Kansas City Globe. HammerSlough
did not strike back, bat contented himself
with guarding his facs. The men were
finally separated anG Jones taken 10 the
police station. where Hamaerslough pre-
ferred charges of disturbing the peace
Jones gave hail for $40.
Articles which have appeared in the Gl0be
and which Jones considered deroEatory to
the honesty ol bis father. inspired the as
Sauif
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AwpaEntneps 81 Grn erai Agent M
Spakane Eaafs~
erox.xs FaL1x. Jan. lib. II. Lang
4sx eereyas freight sna passenger agent q
sl.~ Nonsana Cenfras Tosd. xss in the eity
ss,9sx estas6sshlax = genezas zzsnry for tss
sss,estzsa Pseisse roatz- This route 4 co ~.
....ss-I ~ ,hs 81 PAssl. M.nnsAgsoIik & MAa-
,,s.sa 6eeisa4 Central a1G Tni0a Fzrifie-
p.se. yvsr shss road East w.il 4apass4Es
toesa of she N0riheyn fme.AE-
w III. MArshAsss 0f Portland. has esen
a. rs4sased general aEent ~ tnfs city.
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rmE DouoLas pnAnnoES.
Her Agent. Don't 8siisss she IL
lost.

Her Agents Don't Hsllega She Is
Lost.
PoEr TowSsESn. Jan. 1.-THE agents Of
the schooner Douglas Dearborn 90 not
place any cFcdeace IN tie reports of her
wreck that have reached .fsre from Asto.
ria. The STeck seen or The Columbia
river bar bad painted bottom waiie the
Douglas Dearborn had a coprsf bottom.
she cleared from here early IN september
in command OF Captain F. u. Nelca. Fol
lowing are the names and nasislty Of her
erew George W. White. Scotland Peter
paner. scotland. William John. Wales. n.
Wheeler. Qaes,ec r. jenkins. Isoi4don II.
Warner. New Zealand II. Eistsd. Nor
way: fred Joanson. sweden, II. Taanigan.
san Francisco.
British bark Cha.ea cleared foF Sydney.
y. {. W.. today with = cargo Of lansber.
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BoSroS. Ian. fs.~~A paenoneastfo log shut
down on Bostoa aud vicinity Tor several
hours this msorning. Nothing liks it has
been seen before in tbs city. Il Was isa-
possible 70 discern oaiecls irem aenoSs the
street.
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cRuELTY on rmE nLnEE.
The Case OF searnan Lewis Dismissed o.
Flaw.

F4AMe
PoRrf4xp. ian. Iss~fn ths case -
Charles Lexis, rpste on the steamer sisorge
" Elder. indicted for assault With latsnt
10 commit felony on account o. having
bTnfally beating Z. SoFberg. = tishern,Aa
tho took passage on the Elder. Judge
sAhin In the United STATES district c0gft
decided today that the court hers had no
jurisdiction In tie matter, as the iHdiss-
naenf charged no crime and Il any eFiHsc
had bcen eossngitie.a Ii as wltAsn tbs iar.
lsssieiion al the tnlsess STATES court If
AlaskA. The indictment Ras dssnAsasd.
Nogberzs sult ag4inss Ghs oNalera VI the
steamer for &Eu1asss. as compromised ;
few days since upon ihsst pagiug hsnl tissA
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WESTERN INTERESTS,
A Candidate for Deputy Rev.
enue Collector.
IMPORTANT LAND ant uRoeDl
ssme Geoa oaees FfIsrd hy tire rresis.
deat--Arrivaa Of the Free
Coinage contlngent.

WASHINGTON CETx. Jan. H. Represcntas
tve Wilson. 81 Washington. has reeulns
nended John Todd. os spokane Fails, for
deputy snteFnal revenue collector for that
state. a delegation from Spokane Falls ~
take hand in the WAShingten 5adxesAin
Eight are expsceed 70 arrive here soraa tAm3
EnnigAt.
Congressman Carter. OF Montana. chair
man oE theeommittae on Elines and sasuinx.
has called meeting of MS commit<s< iof
next Monday mosling. Several hearinx9
viii he held at which those who uish ~
present their views ol legislation on tho
measures that are likely 10 come before the
committee may so dc.
TIE national executive committee ~
pointed ~ the S. Louis silver convention
taet here today. A snh-comnaittne. con-
sissiES Of Pxley and Barbour. was Af,>
psasnted % draw up . plan az work fer the
executive committee 10 pursue dufsnx TIE
meeting. permanent bureau viii be -
tahsiShed In this city 70 iook after shc snlcr~
ssts Of tree coinage.
The Senate committee on territories thia
Afternoon listened to statements Of renra-
sentatlves of the Mormon church deei4ra.
ton Of the teachings of the church ia Sxp-
port Of fh0ir argument that tie eoas<1E1-
1ion adopted by tbs pecpse CT Idaho for the
new siase should not be accepted " Aoa-
gress.
Postoihees were today established -
lanau. Hegney county. Or, with EIixah4th
Norman povtmissress. and af oakley, Haf-
acy county, Or, Sith T.. III. Gray, IS f<,se.
master.
Senator Mitchell has introduced lii
which legelixes che testimony taken hefoxe
either 4 register or q receiver oE lard
Office. Il either official il dead. SEX a. nn~
ahie 10 he present ~ she bearing. The ers1>
atOr attention was called ID ghe naaxtnr
by the death Of one OF the osEcers III tho
land Office a. la Grange, or, where abont
nity proofs we're made helore siisele.
officer. bat they could not Sc psrfectra 81
account OF the vacancy. Tho Law Il de-
tined to cover this case but apples 20 lha
whole country.
The president today maae Tie following
nominations: Henry ]. Heiffnn. s1lrveyer
OF customs. Denver: Edward T.. nanfor<h.
naval officer Of customs. California. EoI~
iectors os Internal revenue William Ii.
Sears. nrst district OF California. Christie
pieF Manner, hrSt district uf Illinois.
Collectors Of custosns John AIcIsark. di4.
triet Of Chicago; Fraak A. Stewart. sa>utA-
ern district, 0rcgun; edward a. Ta3lor,
district If Oregon. Receivers Of pnhijo
moneys: a. J. Wiley. at Humboldt: OTIS
Perrin, stockton, Cal; Charles ). Snyxfsr.
Lakeview. ore. Registers Of lard ofiiesS !:
oxroa Bowen. as Nancuuxer, Wasn. In@
dian agents Edward Napjd - ~
Leomgagne. Edahos tossss - M
Fnehlo agency u ~ aap 4iko. n i! y
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RISDON-CkHN GO.

Who'll ESALE 6R0CeRS.
Having greatly increased our stock
II s.eilisies We are now in a position
I oser HERCHANTS lwho are viii
- % paw ,heiT bills promptly az ma
rs;;v. or desire 70 avail themselves OF
= opportunity Of accepting our
rrRY liberal discounts for CASH
a,nen:s) an nnexceptiouai line Of
~neyaI Groceries, Teas, Tobacco and
f,azrx We arc headquarters On But
= snd desire to call your attention 10
~ saes that the sweet California roll
= are receiving on each steamer Is
:. per cent lower than Eastern
srszmery and is much finer We arc
,axious for trade and will figure way
s1ru ii the sub cellar on prices to
ks;,inase trade, and guarantee quality
"a pronpt shipment No goods
I'D At retail c. l. WEBB,
Manager
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NEw Yogg. Jan. Ia. 5slwArd Aoaohan,
who was considered ore q Tia finest vi9'
liaists Ia THIS city. ensied his ute last night
81 his rooms IN the howery. By cutting his
throat with razor.
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AS EAsrERN sHoRE MAN.
Maryland Elects senator Under An
Old Law.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Ian I4.-The Senate
and House met in joint session today and
reelected. Ephraim K. Wilson lDernocrau
as United States senator for the term of six
years, beginning March 1, 1901 The Re
publican members cast their votes for the
Hon. Thomas S. Hodson OF Somerset
county.
Mr.. Wilson is tbs particular representa-
tige of the Eastern shore in the uppax
house of congress, peculiar state law re-
quiring that one Of the two United States
senators shall be an Eastern Shore man.
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81. Lor1s, Jan. ia.--Ths death sentences
on Madison James. one Of tbs nine
Ch0ctaw Indians sentenced 70 be hanged
st Port smith, Ark. next Thursday. 8as
ea=zmuted today 70 iinpfiaonfnsnt for
fifteen years. The hanging u shs otfer
eiebt viii fske plare Thnrssiav.
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A nKrNKEN e1AEpIaN.
Fear Chsidreh Ssfrsrafea Thrsaxh Their
Inrfess rfpeA

Exir. Pa. Ian i4-Tonsght NJ and Mrs.
nozalinski Jeff their foslr children hoGae
With Mr. RoeAlinskis brother, while tasy
weaa 10 make i cad. The uncle Has H.
texieasess and hs laid lighted pipe aosn
On the led In whsch the ehalaren weTe
sagaping. The bed took tSrs ard fhe hoase
vas consumed.
The drunken mar escaped as ats Mary
Tswtinski. she 0wasr Of me haass, es1t s5a4s
children rere al sEssocsfsss.
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naming IN the of9ice OF The sergeant-as~
arnas. $500. should BE divided pro rata
among members who were Ig.sers by the de-
ssicafion
Pending further debate the house ad-
Soarned.
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Esxsas Cswx, Jan. ILL Bad Gzsoz. 3
S-hsesro xans bier. has fIed ssit aeairst g
q QuinlAa. = prominsns eatfis dealer q
shis cry, 10 coffee 3 note given hin =
q 4snlAn during a recent fpksT gAEae -
Msieh Gns6E Is sssl 70 have wo1 - 4sss+
afsnlaa contests she vallSify q tae nese
al ss.t ground that 4 was given IN pa ssaens
a = gAra ssaLFsT debit.
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MApEfp. Jan. IA The papaFa 81 thla
city rouajiy abuse England Tor shs stas.d
she took in forcing FoFtugni to acesEe k8
her demand relative 20 the territory II
Fast Africa. Spanish Rspnhlicans are
closely watching the course Of events Il
Lisbon
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Fort Worth 3 Beaver gelasa to she
Uaien Farsae.
DKxvKK. Colss.. Jan ts--fs is said that
circulars are now in tAe hands og the print
srs announcing the appointment Of IL. A.
johnson. general fright agent of the Talon
Pacific and Foyt MOrfh consolidation in
Denver. With W. ". Newlin. assistant
general freig.s agenf ii Fers Morsh, and
George Ady IS general passenger agent At
Denver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15

MARYsxILlE. $. d, Jan. ff.--A fafnerse
wife learned that the prpCeede Il nsxuirn1S
on her husband ; farm had gone to tielr1< i
whisky hill al one OF the numerous hind
pigs. as drinking places are termed hers,
collected seven more women and sAiiied
forth armed with pickaxcs, hetehetz aslsl
other weapons.
before noon they bad broken up ssyernl
blind pigs and utterly deatroyrd th1if1
fixtures aud furniture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15

pen KNpianstsen.
CHfr8eo, Jan. i8--Ihe naAttev oE The
fraudulent failure Of Diesnea Bros uas
nxaia nr bearing today. AttoFney Mares
said il Is utterly impossible. 10 yssx Of tbs
nounrasrAsea eonsssson os astasrs. 10 gef ~
.ae Esostasn ot fhe sgindse for soma airie
ssnee Iune /. TIE firm has purchased
mesrsv 80 - woyth * g0eis, although
knowing snsy wxre ins0lyenl
These rseNta hage hesn stored "A wsFe-
hsrs.s. arsa sAey b1srowe8 nsoney tEasfsoa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-15

CuEYKSxr Wyo.. ] al. 1.-THE wsom-
ing legislature began Il regular session to-
day. The event vas Sisnaiixsa by The opea-
ing OF the new $50 sks9 eatItgI.