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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
ron S4LE--Fa,.m Property.
FOR S4EE--HOuSebold Goods.
Under this head C per line per day.

FOR S4LE--H Horses and J chicieS
Under this head &C per line per day
L'OR SAiE-An eN, client cow for sale, she r. per-
4 feClly gentle and gives very rich mills Gail al
ll2, North IopeSa avenue lt- o.
nor SALE-Dcliye-y wagon. fun covered. Wis
L consn made; viii sell cheap. Call at i5J North
Market. i1l o.
TOR SALE-Licht Stude baker top buggy and
Il good harness Tor sale cheap. Inquire room II
GettO block. 100 o.
E'OR SALE-Carriages. bugCies. phaetOns and
Il harness Topeka Avenue stables. 100 o.
w ANIED-To sell ilne fOur-year-uld horse
w we'll broke 10 buggy. he Is large. smooth,
good condition and VIII De sold cheal for casa In
Quire al room Dc. Biting bUck between the hours OF
10 and J. .. IL and and y. IN. Il ~
LNOR SALE-A pony. pool size. with harness and
Il pbaetoa cheap for cash: or viii trade Tor good
gentle driving horse and cart or 2-Seat ZIG Will
paw something additional IL trade suits. Apply TO
Us y. Market street room 5, Israel block. $40"
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.


Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.
WICHITA. Kan. March a
Business continues very good in this line Good
ORDERS are coming in. Prices unchanged.
ORANGES 80 Mexican : 55sS - pCr box
baskets IS s5a4 90. crates. s. paS -
California Washington aaval> $ O-as5 s. re-
box, California riverside - jNfS - per box Mes
sua : Mss > per box, Imperial = ~ per box.
lENO\S-Mossins per box = See
APPl.E>->l 1901 81 per bu. 500 - per bh!
BANANAS-sl 59Gt "a per bunch. fancy IS 90 per
FIGs-Layers lsslsc per ID, a oval boxes s. 5oz
IATES Persian 70 10 boxes, slessc per III. Fard
l-stI4 10 boxes. i2iaC per ia.
HONEY-Californlal 10 frames l'alSc Der 10
Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA Kan March "A.
Not many changes Of note. The feeling hog
products i stron ser ard must naturally go higher
a. The prices hogs are now selling FOR.
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvassed or plain
Hams. ~ lbs and up. ssslIc-
Hams, lS5lu his. lli4C.
Hams. medium and lp. l0eiISc.
Hams. small sizes, loslZ lbs l&l2ssc.
California picnic hams sac,
Breakfast bacon tfull width or strips Sst9}ac.
Dried beef-halu extra dry -.
Smoked beef tongues Der doz, - O.
Cottage or bunel-a~ hams, SEC.
New York shoulder. 5a4c.
California bacon. 6i4c.
Tennessee bacon size.
Baton shoulders 4Ssgs5Sac.
Short clear sides. packed, dry salt s na5 1po-
Siesr hitches sac.
English bellies. SIC.
Long CieNr des, s. q s. -
CIear backs IS so65 - per lO0l lbs.
Long clear bacon - .t,s6 % cwt,
Short clear bacon, 81 s5S6 ",
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F0R Trade
FTN4NGiL.


NA1Ei illI. Ht-td c ief No I-- CIV.
AfONEN To LoAN-Cn furniture pianos. or
VA c3ns- horses. mulS- cows. hJssEieS. sts. IA
amounts from 81 Up. az reasonable RAVES. Die kin
son 4 CO. rcoi,l sti >cigUic q hlock ~ g.
MONEY leaned on horses. bDgsies, coyvs planes.
VI household fNguiturc. etS- Notes usuEhE Y
yea want a small amcunt of moacy cCme ana go
u. W l. Nasa 8 Go. ever Iie y. Main street
MONEY To LoAN-Shcrt rigrr money ~ iorgeSs
"a rates on horses cattle. wagons. bUgEir-.
rs West Douglas ave-. ss-I
w ANTEI}-ForFowrr FOR money We Loan
w money Oh ala classes ~ gucd security a. thu
owe = rtteS- t.st- l.. k0usc, ~. a Go, Rocm -al
-ll ~ctwck bl,1Ck dGu
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
FOR RENT--HOUSES.


Under this bead &c per line per day.
Or FOR RENT-l{esideuCc tats, four rporrr each:
"a separate hall. bath room. coal aiu ETC. in now
bIlck building, curnpr NoItA Emporis aaI Elm Ap-
ply a. 52J NDrth Emgoria- H2 q
LOR EFNT-THat dno suite o. office rooms over
Il 81 North Main. Elegant l.Uur rooms. Call
early y. ". Charlie for FURNISHED or uiirl isIgd
rooms In same block, room d. i.1f
EOR Rent OR SALE-Bcslucss and residence
Il property n al parts q the cify. lsrse. Eroa-
g. FOR EENT-IsesiIeuca ~ south Lawrence
FL avenue ~ rooms ard hsii. 81 exec lent repair
win city water aud gas, locafiau and Degf tftald
the very test, Inquire Of 30 south Lac relUs ave-
nue..
g. FOR EENT-Une OF the nue-t rssideuc,s ln 'ic
I'll cfy. with all tie Ut-leTu improvement third
Kos. So y Tuueka ave. t,-'+
On FuE KENT-I.54 Softh fupsris eight room
~ house closets. pantry. so lar. sit water. ba-u
aIa caryisse room, Inquire 81 i35i N0rtl FsI-fE.
O. FOR RINT-.-roon hoa-a and harm 90 fer,
- cheap. corner Thi~tceatl and N srlIta streets
y J. Sse-tol. l15 karsst - ~
g. FOR RENT-Nice cottage o. Waco arsuas
-. Gail az NcCpa5 Bra--. IL ,. bo1gios. S-5'
I@OR RFNT-A handsome c0frs@e ou q. te,e IislL
II Inquire AZ tas kentucky ha1 store - Past
Douglas. fltf
g. FOi, REST on LE-fle.iderses 80 Az "a.
Il city Wright & 90. kszt ~ go-t9Gi-c "a q
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
STOLEN.
Under thishead zs a Iino per day.

IdeT tils head y q IIuo QaT d8T-
AIOiES Or LOSI-Gn or about Feb -. 1850. ~
- parties to me unknown. or lost iu the CITY
az Wichita. Kan, my pension Certificate, No AK
and NY honorable discharge certificate aud my
naturalization papers: a. these papers are OF 10
earthly use to anyone but myself and a. theS are q
value and u-s ga me- viii pay - five dollars re-
ward fgr their return 90 mr. or delivery % j. t.
touey, my pension attorney. $50 kansas avenue to-
pcka. Kan. and DO further questions sill De- asEed.
Torrance Evans. late corporal % Co. I'D Reg ia.
intty Vol now OF Topeka Kan. 4Hl =
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STR.fIED.

Under This head g per line per day
AsTRAN ED-Rett. crumpe horned miik cow her
- return or Information 60 wherca bouts VIII t.
rewarded. -. Lawrence hotel. zt5 North Lawrence
lUl -
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15

DENTISTS
DR.. /, G. WILSON.
Deutis.s Al work guaranteed urs: class O-ics
IS z Douglas avenue over Paa4 Jones 3 Co : drag
s-C-c, Wichita. hAlS4s. i5lS
DR. z q, CREDITOR.
DFS-TsT-Ohca Ia y. Main. over smith 4 S$o~sFS
yitallzed ar Administered Residence IS y. To
rrSS avenue Wichita AAlsss. dR
D. y. Smith.
DeutiS-- Room IS Se5E'vlck b-id5n- Wich,ts.
Kansas. osi-lU
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15

FOR RENT--ROOJIS.
Tnser JBis bead - pe= iHc per cay.
IrUK EE&T-Our elegantly fIsl-. -...s freft fos3u
II 90 Nr-t Goor. also Trlrt ard eide ElrrEs 0f &c.
old with lizard tis 81 jerome -t4 &a-ra Eo5sA-
I,0R KEST-Fio0zla uafurnlsAed. - Ssrlh Ea.-
L gSr-4 lsi -
L7DE EE&T-T7res good rooms IN deUtls be1as
l. 7e8ta separate aItsiee 1u3fs sd stairway. Sta
d . AID garden One block - Fsrset carr CElsrh
ans -esogi- coed usz r5o1. f-slf Sofa
l-g 10 2. slt pzrt.- Inquire at nc les Dalz
L,oR REST-l asatly fsr1. .saes roo-a A. II Sa-th
Il IavTsros assaae &c
TOE HFNT-Furzl.ae1 ~ gat-ra.shea r0eras.
II also ~ rcol1ss hDsse and faaals D. i.sIt
ae1se ke~s.1z- al 1Eu. ~ Ihtfa- tf.sFeel sgsEa
sa1 EUp ga p -
L1OR sEST- Furnished frlat p5srs r1az5 s=sr
Il - NoriA Aars.- s-ree-- I--ae- b-us @T
Toa EEST-Fara. rtscus ulsh os a1fa1at
bard. ls1FeIteEt ~ l2s1es- 81 2 Ea-a
err-rl SIP
E'9H REST-Hoaas a. ls Sera Xar-es y J..
L Hi.ils. ro11z ~
I-0s KENE-FHralslssl r5az. a. q Sor7a sn5-
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15

FOR RENT--CifB Rent Ef0fe.
szss41Als Aeaz s1 l.ss sz- EsF.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
VIM. 7 HTTCFINS,


Patent attorney and solicitor, mechanical engin
Ger and draughtsman. Full report OF patents 10
date. Il years OF practical experience Preliminary
examiRa tons made. Rooms II and Il Eirebaugh
block 85i North Market ST. Wichita. Ran, d49
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. T. {. Baffum, OF Keene, ". H., ar
rived here day before yesterday and went
20 Tacoma yesterday. He intends going
into mercantile business here Mr. Butfum
is nephew of Commander Scion Bnffum,
Of New Hampshire. and also OF Major i.
X. Hayden. of this city.
II A. Talbot will send his proper I'D
dress TO Captain A. G. Denny, OF steamer
Cascade, and pay charges. he vii. learn
something 10 bis advantage.
Mr. George c. Mills. chief clerk Of the
land Office. went TO Olympia yesterday to
attend the grand opening of the Olympia
hotel.
Mr.. Il. Forterisld. q wealthy resident OF
Minneapolis. is in the city looking after his
interests here. which are considerable.
Or. aai Mrs. 5. Il. Jessop. OF Salem. Or,
are visiting in Seattle the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Knipe-
Mr. Ea.and r. Dennis. of New York.
spent yesterday in seattle IS the guest OF
Colonel J. C. Haines
Mr. T. III. Tyndsle went 20 Portland YES.
serdsy and viii return 10 Seattle mex,
Tuesday.
Mr.. d. r. Rrocrnell. prominent insur.
snee man OF san Francisco. is At The sno-
qaaamse.
Mr.. C. E fsoxaea and children, OF In
Conner, are - the snosmalmie-
Mr.. ". l. sherry, OF the Slaughter Sssa.
Was in the city Yesterday,
Mr.. A. C. Martin went 70 snohoraish
yesterday on business.
Mr.. {. Adair returned from South Bend
YESTERDAY
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BREvIrIEs.

Miss Henrietta Moore. national temper
ance lecturer. will deliver lecture at
Rainier hall. Friday evening. May is. under
the auspices of the Jackson Street
Womans Christian Temperance Union.
Fifty members Of the Loyal Legion will
give concert exercises at the opening and
close OF the meeting.
Auditor Forrest yesterday issued licenses
TO wed TO Andrew Stroiz, of Snohomish
county, and Margaretta Speiler. OF New
York city; Jacob Klein and Iottie F.. Ty-
Ter, both Of Seattle: William Gee Syred and
Mrs. Emeline Irwin, both Of Seattle; Will
lard Warren. OF Seattle, and Flora Rich. of
Sacramento.
= entertainment is being planned BY
the scholars of the public schools. which is
Ameng the features OF the entertainment
viii be . May-pole with Mother Goose char
aeter selections.
The land Office deposited $s,6a6.3o yes
teriay. Two homestead entries. four pre-
emption filings and two contest cases
were recorded yesterday.
Julia Anderson, Iiuie Mills and Nav
Edwards were arrested yesterday for pros
titasion. They paid tine Of SO each into
police headquarters.
William Gee Syrcd and Mrs. Emeline Ir-
win were married by Justice Rivers yesser-
day afternoon.
Several tents on Front and Second street
were torn down yesterday by the owners
Baseball game at Kent. See amuse-
ment column.
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NseAasses Miu - ~ RsSeeges Can-
nes Agree
Ihs mil hands d to Mechanir's NH 4
Lumber Company. who vent On sfSske0n
Wednesday did nos returp 10 work Jester
day. The business Of the MIL boWsves,
uas transacted - usual md great many
oufssde men were emfloyed.
Vixen . PcS1~1STELEsGKScKn reporter
visited the mil yesterday sbere rerc ios
u men iounginE around the grounds seek-
ing employ menf- Tbe strikers themselves
vsre up IN the main tbcrouehfases Of the
city discussing pians fcr forming union
and lighting the ssriks ont u Systematic
manner
A meeting * the knights Of Labor Was
heId last night IN the Western Central
Labor Union bs!I on Madison street and
although nothing could he definitely
learned IL was rumored that steps were
taken in the meeting 10 organize the stgik-
ing mill hands into union.
President Eiwin Lsuderback. OF the
Mechanics Mill and Lumber Company.
uas seen yesterday by . Posr-IsTEILI-
eEscEn reporter about the strike Of the
mill men and questioned Is to whether
any settlement had been made with the
strikers. He said: NO We have neither
seen nor heard from the strikers - ret
and We have made no settlement with
them. Our mill u running ID right and
there are large number Of men working
What the company inteEds to do IN this
matter u another thing entirely, and | am
not prepared 70 state anything about it at
pxesentv
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According 10 the notice some time since
In this paper, discussion took place at
Sidney between Elder w. r. Smith, of the
Disciples. and Elder A. W. Steers, OF the
Advent Christian church. beginning Nay
!. and continued until the 18th. The ques-
tons were ~ follows: DO the Scriptures
teach that the kingdom OF God. spoken Of
in Daniel IL "A. has been set upon the
earth1' Elder Smith affirmed. do the
Scriptures teach that death ends man $
conscious existence until the resurrcc-
tsonr Elder Steers affirmed DO the
Scriptures teach that the wicked will suffer
endless torment" Elder Smith affirmed.
Great interest Was manifested throughout.
each party, as usual. claims the victory.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC rIKEMES.
They secure the Ten-Hour System m
Adjustment Of Grievances.

They secure the Ten-Hour system ana
Adjustment of Grievances.
ST. PAUL. May l5.-GeneraI Manager
Mellen, OF the Northern Pacific. said TODAY
that everything had been settled with the
aremen, just as with the engineers, quite
satisfactorily. No changes OF importance
we're made in the schedule, and a few
rulings of local interest in the different
divisions had been adjusted He had gone
home perfectly satisfied. The requests of
the firemen have, it is understood, been
granted in full One of the chief conces-
sions they asked Was the sen-hogr system.
This was one concession made 10 the
the engineers. and means q good deal "a
the men. who in some cases have had
twelve or fourteen hours a day. An in
crease in pay on six and ten-wheel con-
nected engines was granted. and also an
increase OF pay on work-train engines.
The mountain division has been cut nm
and so assigned that Gremen viii get eoual
10 what nea on the level road get. The
mountain fre,nen have good deal harder
work TO do than their brothers on the
level, and sy shortening their runs and
allowing them 10 count as a DAYS work
their position Is squalz@d. In fact. under
tac ktsN SfsicS use ts&clc !. = e4.%1e increase
in favor OF the mountain division.
In regard TO the number OF lite rssav-
ances that bad proved Erksome and ~exa-
t'ous 10 the frenen al adjustment. was
made That gives complete satisfaction.
One o. these grievances. that related TO reg-
issration al time. Is 80 settled now that TIE
men viii not have cause 10 complain that
they are allowed too little time for siesn
etc In regard 10 promotions there has
heeu complaint that the system hereiogcre
n yogze has been unjust To the older
haaSis. TIE matter vas fully discussed
and under the new schedule The o.sies. nsen
IN the service On al divisions xiii have the
choice OF positions on their respective d.
visions On divisions where taere are
nAany grades scale is made that ALLOWS
nreInen reasonable distance for a .fayfs
rna. irrespective Of The tire ID may take.
II wzs further agreed that no fireman shall
Re suspended Or discharged unless notified
n writing o. The charge against him and
an opportunity offered hias TO pun in de-
tense.
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TnE FOxILAxD-JArAx srkAM11s-
C...a,.. P,eaae xss Afraid ef Lssisg
h FreiGht.
Eas FKascrsro, May i'm. y Sesrn,
manager 81 the local Once cf IL Cauadssn
Paci6c Company. Is closely watching tne
Union Pacific project TO establish nsw
China line with m Eastern terminus =
Portland. Al latest accounts the company
had engaged two medium-sized steamers
for the service and they were being refifted
IN Chinese waters IN preparation to gong
ID line.
1T IS Wen known" said Mr.. Stern today.
..shst those who had the project IN charge
intended that . large portion OF the IN
ward-bound freight should be rice, and
since the rice crop has been reduced they
may hesitate about embarkinE IN hne
with reduced prospects for inward freight
Regarding their chances for outward nour
freight. you can depend ON il they will have
to look sharp for every barrel they ges
The Canadian Company now has consro
of this business, the -four going from Port
land TO Vancouver on . specially char-
tered steamer, and there it is transhipped
to the regular China lines. The Canadian
Company naturally wants. to retain this
business. a. il affords outward freight IN
some degree commensurate with the out
ward cargoes carried by the Pacific Mail
and Occidental and Oriental steamers, and
! think that as long as our service gives
such satisfaction TO the Portland people
A. it now does. we have little to fear from
the opposition which q new and untried
line can of,er.
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San Diego to Japan.

NEW YogK, May 15.-Dow, Jones 4 Co.
have the following Boston special: Some
time ago the people of San Diego sub
scribed $4,000 subsidy to any transconti-
mental line that would build to San Diego.
Negotiations are pending to divert the
subsidy to-the Atchison in view Of its plac-
ing trans-Pacific steamship line between
San Diego and Japan and Australia The
steamship line could be in operation in
sixty days, whereas two years would be
necessary for building the transconti-
mental road. The former would in time
force the latter by the increased business
San Diego would develop.
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The Puget Sound Steamship Pool, OF
which W. J. Jennings has been appointed
chairman, Is fos the purpose of maintain.
ing passenger and freight rates ON the lines
entering the pool on or before June 8.
TIE pooi now embraces the Union Pacific.
Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Com.
pany. Canadian Pacific Navigation Com.
rany and the Pacific Navigation Company
sfeAnhosts
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A washington Man In Trouble.

SAX FgAScIsco. May l5-De.ective Jim
Rogers today arrested F. A. Dunbar. at
one time deputy sheriff in Washington
territory. on q charge of obtaining money
by false prefenses. preferred by b. Schultz.
Dunbar was running the Acme roofing es-
tabiishment. and about two weeks ago in
duced Schultz through representations.
which are now said TO be false. to pay him
$50 for half interest in the business.
Schultz says he did not see Dunbar from
the time he gave him the money until to-
day, when he was arrested.
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California Odd Fcilows' Election.

SAN FRAScisco, May 15.-At tcday's ses-
sion OF the grand lodge of Odd Fellows of
California, grand officers were elected as
follows: Grand master. Jno. Glosson.
Grass Valley; deputy grand master. J. n.
E. Wilson. San Francisco; grand secretary,
w. b. Lyon. San Francisco; grand treas
urer, Geo. w. Lemont. San Francisco.
grand representatives. James G. Mcguire,
San Francisco. and Reuben Fl. Lloyd.
holdover; grand trustees, Luman Wad-
hams, E. F. White and III. ID. Richardson.
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A Cigar Hos FACTORY.

Mr.. I. y, Trsse. = cigar box manufacturer
ca Philadelphia. Is IN the city. and con-
templates starting cigar box factory
here. lie will canvass the trade. and II II
proves satisfactory will SO ahead and e.
tAhssSA the factory, At rreseas there i
not a cigar box factory in Washington.
orsron. Idaho or Montana. and one here
should prove profitable
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srar.l.r w,s,erie. In Meke..port

McKEEsroRr. Pa. May l5.-Miss Gar
ret; Douglas. q wealthy maiden lady, was
found dead today with bullet wound in
her back. Her nephew has been arrested.
pending inquiry. John Cross. q popular
young man, was also murdered last night
The two crimes in one day created SEN
saiion here, both being mysterious.
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The ladtes al the Unitarian church viii
ssnder 8 reception sa Rev. pr. Esscs and
daughter. al Portland. Or. tonight from s
10 10 o'clock. as the residence oi Mrs MAJ
rice MeMscken. AIS MArsen street All
members Of the society and shsir friends
are cordially invited % be present.
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PfrrsBrRG. May l5-Tne celebrated case
against James Campbell. president of the
window-6lass Workers Association, and
Chambers. Mckee e. Co., glass manufaes-
urers. OF Jeanette, Pa. who we're charged
with importing men under contract, was
dismissed today in the United States court,
no intent to violate the Law being shown
in the evidence
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A GREAT CATTLE SHOW.


thing AZ the worlds Fair.
CHICAGO. May ia large meeting OF
stock breeders from almost every section
OF the country was held today in response
10 cal sent oct TO the different live stock
associations, stating the necessity for con-
suItation and united action in regard to
space. etc., for an exhibit at the worlds
fair. Many speeches were made. urging
the adyisabiIity OF a great exhibit. The
committee on resolutions presented
report setting forth that all
similar exhibitions OF live stock heretofore
have fallen far short OF what the magni-
tnde Of their interests should demand. The
live stock department of the coming fair
should be helix as part of one single expo
sition. all within the same enclosure, not
segregated from it as has been the case
hitherto in ali such expositions. The needs
of live stock for space. ETC.. are dwelt on
by the committee which was appointed TO
represent the live stock interests in confer
ring with the managers o. the exposition.
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SMITHS INTOXICATING BLOWS.
An Intelligent Jury Finds They Made
Mare0t Fatally Drunk.

SAN Francisco. May I.-An inquest was
held this afternoon in the case Of J. c.
Margot, who died At the hospital on Mon
day last after having been engaged in q
quarrel with Frank Smith. The jury
brought in . verdict that deceased came to
his death from acute alcoholism, superin-
duced from blows on the head from club
in the hands OF Frank Smith. Smith was
accordingly charged with murder
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Califarnia .saurnall.t ATTEMPTS suleid.

PrrsLrxA. Cal, May I5.-Thofnas Bea
com, an Oil ard respected citizen. recently
publisher OF tine sebastopol Tfsses. tried TO
cornmf. suicide last Monday By taking
laudanum. A doctor saved him. and that
night he tried 10 cut his throat Financial.
difficulties are said 10 be the cause OF his
frnahia
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nu,.,er.d while rlewinr.

IosE, Cal. May i5--Last evening while
William Spray was plowing in q field and
unarmed, he vas shot In The face with a
load OF buckshos by Alexander Thompson.
with whom lie had had trouble. lie can
not live. thompson surrendered himself
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p.ash at : California Pioneer.

GRass Valley. Cal. May ia-John L
Smith, pioneer Of this place. died his
afternoon. he xGs superintendent Of the
Orleans Mining Company for many years.
He was r native o. Edinburgh. Scotland,
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GRKES r.AKs sAw Vii.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-16

WASHINGTON srrY, May i5-As The re-
quest OF Mr. Wilson. Commodore Rsmsay
has designated September - IS the date
for the examination % Harrow Truax Is
naval cadet fsorn Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-16

BALTIMORE, May observation-disclosures
more. Hamburg.
New YosK. May l5.--California. Ham.
burg. Waesiand. Antwerp.
Hosroa, May l5.--Isirian, Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-Maine, Lon
don.
Lospos. May 5.-Maryland. baltimore
Spain, New York.