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, 1890-05-29
THE BLUE AND THE GnAY.
Everything Passing or Finely at
the Nicksburg Keunlon.

vIcKsBuRo, Miss, May 2s.-The re-
union OF the blue and the gray is pro
gressing in a very satisfactory manner.
The old veterans spent most OF the day
looking over the old skirmish grounds
and battle fields. This afternoon a great
audience assembled on the pavilion TO
hear speeches. Hon. e.. II. Hooker
spoke for the confederales. and Genreal
Kountz for the federal side, both deliv-
ering felicitous addresses. Tomorrow
tho veterans will visit the battle fields
at Port Gibson and Champion Hill,
, 1890-05-29
THE GERMAN CATHOLICS.
Al Active Part to He Taken Against
the Brnnett Law.

MLwAuKkE, May 2s.-The convention
ton of German Catholic societies this
morning adopted resolutions de-
olaripg that 1t is the sense
OF the convention that the
Bennett law and tho spread OF the
psternsl spirit infringes upon our con.
sciences, and II would be a wrong TO our
children not to take an active part in
opposing such measures.
'"Resolyed, therefore, That the Ger
man Catholic societies take an active
part In the coming state campaign, and
will organize for that purpose"
A committee will be appointed TO
watch carefully that no friend Of pater.
nal measures Is elected.
A resolution was adopted calling for
the appointment OF q committee to look
closely after all bills that come before
the Legislature, and report promptly
any measures that appear antagonistic
to tho Catholics.
, 1890-05-29
TO HAVE AN OUTING.
A Number of Citizens Start To-Da,
for Lake RAnd d,Ornilla

A Number of Citizens Start To-Day
for Lake Pend d'oreills.
A number Of ladies and gentle
men will leave this city at o'clock
this afternoon for an outing at Lake
Pend dOrellle, going via the North
ern Pacific, q special train having
been chartered to convey the party.
+. Lewis Clark left last night In nd
vance for the purpose of having the
hotel at Hope opened, the dining
car service having signitled their
Willingness to do 80, and the hotel
will be the headquarters of the
party.
The steamer "Blue Bellr has been
chartered to cruise the party
around the lake, Il portion OF the
time being occupied In fishing, and
unless the finny beauties want to
be captured, they will have TO look
out, as II number of the party are
expert anglers.
Among those who are expected 10
go are the following IL. l.. Gutter
and wife, Waldo Paine and wife.
Hon. Charles >. Voorhees, and wife
DIR. Doolittle and wife, DIR. G. h,
Penheld and wife, Il. j. NJ. Hale
and wife, Thomas $. Griniths md
wife, II. l.. Wilson and wife, II. j.
Bowman, X. X. Cutter, l.. G.
Gillian, +. Lewis Clark, II. II.
Howell, q: Il: Vajen, J. l.. Prickctt,
=: y. Barinds, Oscar Huber, H.. j..
Webster, A. II. Sawyer, NJ. Mont
gomery, Austin Corbln, Frederick
Burbidgc, Eugene Miller, w. Hop
kins, j. II. Vanness, Mrs. A. x.
Newbery, Miss Harrington, Miss
Efiinger, Miss Hampton, the Misses
Trehcrn, Miss Watson, Miss Wey-
mouth.
Tho party will return homo about
Tuesday.
, 1890-05-29
ALIEN CONTRACT LABOR.
Testimony Taken ny tho Immigration
ConnItt.e at ChIcago.

CHICAGO, May 2s.-Tho congressional
committee on Immigration to-day heard
much testimony ON immigration mat
ters, and many opinions from witnesses
as to the best means Of regulating it. A
newspaper reporter who testified said
that the alien contract labor law had
been grossly violated since the carpen-
ters' strike. James Burnes, OF the car
penters' council, WAS recalled. He ad-
mittcd that he knew OF importations of
foreign carpenters; hut, ms he was work
ing in connection with the government
agents in the matter, he could only give
his Information at a secret session OF the
committee. This was afterwaTd done.
, 1890-05-29
SHOT ny HER SON.
A Mother Killed by the Accidental
Discharge OF n Pistol.

WILKEsoS, Wash, May 2s,-Yestsr-
day Mrs. Isabella Irish, of this place,
was seated in the front room OF her resi-
dence, engaged in entertaining visitor,
when there was report of a pistol in
the next room, and Mrs. Irish fell to
the floor uttering the words: MY God |
Save mel" She Immediately expired.
Upon investigation 1t was found that
her son, aged about l2years, was in the
adjoining room amusing himself with a
pistol that he had in some unknown
way gotten possession Of This was dis
charged, the bullet passing through the
partition dividing the rooms ana enter
Ing the neck OF his mother with the
above result.
, 1890-05-29
AN EXTRA SESSION.
The Ritzville Knights Didn't
Get Enough.
WONDERFULLY FRUITFUL YEAR.
The Laplander and the Banana
Court Cases--Enterprises
Needed.

RIrzviLLE, May I.-our faith in the
future of Adams county grows as the
days of harvest draw near. IL would
seem that nothing but tho burning rays
Of tropical sun, combined with the
dread monsoon, could blight the mag.
nitcent fields Of grain on every hand
that are daily growing to maturity.
With energy and determination most
commendable after the uniruitful season
of 1850, followed by an appalling winter,
such as was never before witnessed in
this country, the farmers put their last
dollar into seed. grain-staked 1t on the
prospect which lSOO offered, and are now
waiting the call of the harvester, II .
good yield Is obtained Adams county
Will experience growth which will be
phenomenal even Tor this.land OF sur
prises.
By the way, see that an excursion Is
advertised to arrive in Ritzyillo July is
from St. Paul. over the Northern Pacific.
This shows the vel.headedness of the
Eastern farmer. The people of the far
East have changed their views in regard
to the climate and productiyeness OF
this great Northwest, OF late years, in
marked degree. Those who five years
ago described Washington as a cold,
desolnte country, where a Laplander
would become homesick. will at present
scarcely believe that bananas and
oranges can not be readily produced in
Adams county.
The Knights and their ladies who
were fortunate enough to be in Spokane
Falls at the grand lodge session of the
Knights OF Pythias are so well pleased
with the treatment received at the hands
of the knights while there that they
would like TO see an extra session Of
that body called for the same place.
Business In the superior court Is look
Inc up, several new cases have been tiled
this week. In the matter of Clark Long
VS.. the Northern Pacific railroad, the
defendant having filed bond and petit
ton for removal TO the United States
district court, and argued by counsel,
the judge granted the petition and
ordered the case transferred.
Now is the accepted time to start
bank, houring-mill, woolen.mill and
dozen Conly a dozen) other things we
need. Capitalists, awake to an under.
standing of our unparalleled advan-
tages and ineNhaustible resources and
increase the weight Of your sack.
, 1890-05-29
THE AGREENENT SIGNED.
Passenger Rates to Be Restored on
the 10Th Of June.

NEW YoRK, May 2s.-The passenger
agreement for the restoration OF rates in
the Northwest has been signed by the
presidents of all the lines concerned, in
Guiding the Northern Pacific, Wiscon-
sin Cenual and Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul.
The advance of rates is to take effect
on the 10th of June.
No road can withdraw, except on
thirty days notice.
The situation in the Southwest con-
tinues unchanged. Parties having chs arge
of the movement state that the matter
rests entirely with Jay Gould.
, 1890-05-29
THE SEATTLE FIRE.
The Losses Aggregate Something
Over Rtz,0OO.

SEATTLE, WASH, May 2s.--The Losses
by yesterdays tire at the cornero of Ninth
and Stewart streets are as follows
Smith Bros, drygoods and groceries,
loss 5000, insurance, rreman's Fund
1000, Connecticut $500, Queen $1,000.
Economic $500, Hamburg h Madgburg
81 900, American tof New Jersey 1880,
California $500 Northwest (of Portland }
50. 900. Phenix (of Brooklyn) $500, Amer.
can (of Philatelphia)sl,00 600 total $l4, 800 I;
Edward Braillard, loss adjusted by the
Plough, loss on three buildings 81, 800,
insurance 500, company unknown; l..
Raven, loss 500, insurance unknown.
The total loss by tire was $i7, 200, and
the total insurance was SIS, 200.
, 1890-05-29
"JUsTIrIABLE HOMICIDE"
a Cattieman YSiIia . Young Man
Eound with His wife.

DESyER, Colo.,i May ga special
from silver city, n, NJ, says; Thomas
Lyons, one of the most prominent cat
tlemen of New Mexico, left Monday, pro.
sumnbly to attend to the shipping OF
cattle. Returning home Unexpectedly
he lound his wife and John McAlannigill
In compromising position. lie pulled
n revolver and shot the young man three
times, killing him instantly. His wife
escaped in the darkness, or she would
probably have been killed also, Lyons
was arrested, but the jury returned a
verdict Of iustitiablo homicide.
, 1890-05-29
THE KIMBER MYSTERY SOLVED.
Discovery of the Body OF the Unfor.
tunnts EnElishman.,

MONTREAL, May 2s-The kimber mys-
terry was cleared up this morning by tho
finding Of the unfortunate young Eng
lishman's body in the large reservoir
which supplies Montreal with water.
His throat was cut and around his neck
a towel had been tied. kimber came to
this country In February. He was
known TO have had In his possession con-
siderable money. Suddenly he disap-
peared. An Investigation disclosed a
razor covered with blood. blood stains
on the floor, and other evidences of foul
play in his room. The hotelkeeper oh
liberated them, and said snothing about
them until q reporter unoarthcd the
faela
, 1890-05-29

QUEBEC May 27.-The steamer Cir
cassia, from Liverpool, reports an OK
ceedingly rough passage. On Tuesday
four cabin passengers were standing at
the head of the stairs leading down To
the salon, when a tremendous wave
struck the shin, knocking them dow q.
MIR. vAlpy died In short time, and the
others were terribly injured, but will
, 1890-05-29

ALBANY, y. y, May 2s. Elizabeth
Emmett has been awarded an absolute
divorce from Joseph X. Emmett. He
made no opposition to the proceedings.
1t was understood at the beginning OF
the suit that Emmett was TO present her
with the Albany villa and 100000. In
view Of this story she intends to enter II
convent. These generous intentions
may not be carried into effect.
, 1890-05-29
KILLED HIS WIFE. TOO.
A Missouri Murderer Suspected of
Another Crime.

SEDALIA, Mo-, May 2s.-The discovery
was made to-day that John Williamson,
under arrest for the murder of Jefferson
Moore and son, is also the probable ,nur.
derer of his own wife. She disappeared
year ago. and to-day her body was
found on the farm whore the couple
formerly lived. Mrs. Moore, the widow
of the murdered man, was arrested to-
day ON the strength OF Williamson's
statement that she and her son by a
former husband had hired him 10 com
nit the murder.
, 1890-05-29
THE FRENCH NAVY.
1t Is Weaker Than Those of the
Dreibund.

PARIS, May 2s.-rhe budget commit
tee to-day took up the report OF the con
dtion OF the French navy. The report
says that the navy is inferior TO the
nayies OF the Dreibund, and attributes
the deficiency to the mode in which the
credits have been expended, and to the
general administration of the naval de-
partmcnt. IL recommends q reduction
OF the credits for provisions, which IL
saws are far too heavy, aud suggests an
increase OF the credits to expedite ship
building and strengthen the crews.
, 1890-05-29
SEVERAL HEADS BROKEN.
students OF Ann Arbor Have . Flight
with Circus Men.

ANN ARBon, Mich, May 2s.-During
the performance of n circus last evening
300 students from the state university
had a fight with the showmon, during
which several among them received
broken heads. In the melee several
pistol shots were fired, and one circus
man was shot in the shoulder. 1t Is
said that ten students and as many OF
their opponents arc in the hands Of
physlcians. Several arrests have been
IN ade. and intense excitement prevails.
Nome of the injuries are fatal.
, 1890-05-29
A POLITICAL RUsE.
How Mesican- Mausge to Occupy
Two Ofn-es at One Time.

CITY OF MExico, May 2S.-Finance
Minister Dublan alleges illness. and has
been granted q leave of absence. The
reason is to allow him to be candidate
for the senate at the approaching cleo
tions. Several other cabinet officers and
governors OF states will follow his cx-
ample, us they can not hold two offices
at the same time, aud will afterward
ask leave OF the senate to occupy their
other posts, while proxies enter the SEN
ata
, 1890-05-29

CHICAGO, May 2s.-A large number OF
walters employed at the Union League
club quit work tonight because the
steward would not sign an agreement to
their demands. The stewards ot several
other large club houses have refused to
Concede similar demands.
, 1890-05-29

CHICAGO, May 2s-Potter Bros. h Co.
to-day sold two carloads of California
fruits. Apricots in boxes brought $3.50
@3G0. Royal Anne cherries brought
81 % per box Black Tartarians. 5OcCd
Sib5. One carload arrived forty eight
, 1890-05-29

SEATTLE, Wash, May 2s.-Colonel
Oliver +. Briggs, agon, Of the Union Pa.
cific railway since August last, to-day
resigned his position TO accept service
with the Olympia improvement Com
pAny as traffic manager. Colonel Briggs
was with the Chicago 81. Paul Il Min.
neapolis at Omaha previous 10 coming
here, and was in Minneapolis several
years with other lines.
, 1890-05-29
A woMAN's HOME.
Measures Taken fs, the Erection of .
Building at Seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 2s.-Twenty.
five OF the leading women of this city
met to-day and organized a Woman's
Home Association, and will proceed ct
once to the erection OF q fine building,
to be used as a home for INDECENT and
aged females. The society has s. 600 in
the treasury ns q nucleus for building
fund, derived from the donation of the
general relief committee, and has been
donated a lot upon which TO build.
, 1890-05-29

CHICAGO, May 2s.--At the meeting Of
tho American Baptist Publication So
ciety to-day, much enthusiasm was
evoked by tho announcement that
500, 900 had been raised to supplsment
the gift of 5000 900 by Mr.. Rockefeller,
OF Cleveland, for a great Baptist univer-
, 1890-05-29

BLooNrssToS, ILL.,, May 2s.-At the
prohibition state convention TO day X.
X. Link, farmer was nominated for
state treasurer, and DR.. Carl Johan,
president Of Eureka college, for super
intendent of public instruction. The
question OF nominating a United States
senator was referred 10 the state COM
mlttee.
, 1890-05-29
THE ASSETS ARE roo SMALL
A Verdict of Dissolution Against the
Manhattan Insurance Company.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 2s--lnsurance
Superintendent Maxwell! has notified the
attorney general that the assets OF the
Manhattan Mutual Insurance Company
arc insufficient, and recommends the
institution OF proceedings dissolving the
charter of the company, and the distri'
button of its effects,
, 1890-05-29

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2a--Antonc
Mendoza, the barber who shot and
killed his wife last October, because sho
left MIN to lead a dissolute life, was con-
victed OF manslsughter to-day. Tho
jury recommended him to the mercy
OF the court. He will be sen 'enced Mon
dny
, 1890-05-29

MADRID, May 2s.-A farm servant at
Corioya murdered his master and four
other persons to-day. The murderer
had been refused permission to visit a
bull tight and this led to the commits
sion of tho crime.
, 1890-05-29

James Moore. of Escondido, has two
voune eagles that he found In nest re-
GENTLY. he is trying TO tame them, but
10 far has not made much progress.
While feeding the birds he incloses his
hands In boxing gloves.
"You are accused" said judge IN
Paris. ''of having attempted 70 poison
your husband With phosphorus. What
have you TO sayT u desire tha, w
wonaD, ns she locked II her husband.
, 1890-05-29
THE PRINCIPALS CONVICTED.
Close of tho Trial OF the Copper Syn
dIcate MaipuIators.

PARIS, May 2s.--The trial of seeretan
and Others, connected with the copper
syndicate, was finished to-day. secre-
tan was onyicted and sen fenced to six
months imprisonment and a fine of
l0, 900 francs. Lavaascre was sentenced
to imprisonment for three months and
pay a fine of 6, coo francs. Hentsch was
lined 900 francs. Joubert and his sons,
Laveissie. Hentch, Abrol and Leevier,
were acquitted,
, 1890-05-29
Voted to Rais. tho Prices.

NEW YoRx, May "a, In response to
circular, representatives of the rubber
industries met here to-day. In regard
to tho recent advance In rubber 1t was
resolved TO advance the price of betting,
packing. hose and mechanical rubber
goods generally from 20 to 25 per cent.
, 1890-05-29

LONDON, May 2s.-While the steamer
Ceylon was leaving Gibralter May 10,
she foulod the Yorktown. of the Ameri-
can squadron of evolution, and dam
aged the latter's figure head.
, 1890-05-29

We have on hand q limited number OF
bundles news print, suitable for seven or
eight column papers, which will be sold
cheap TO avoid moving. Apply at RE-
yIEM office.
, 1890-05-29
LIQUOR SELLERS BLAokLIsrED.
The knights OF Pyth,as OF Ohio Ds.'t
Want Them.

CLEvELASD, Ohio, May 2s.-The Ohio
Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias to-day
amended the constitution to provide
that any person engaged in buying,
procuring, selling, or manufacturing in
toxicating liquors shall not be initiated
into lodge, unless such selling be upon
the rcgub prescription OF q reputable
physician, or for known medicinal,
mechanical, pharm aceutical or sacra.
mental Durposoa.
, 1890-05-29

WAsslsoToS, May 2s.--The president,
vice president, Secretary Window, Post
master General Wanamakor, Secretary
Rusk, Attorney General Miller, and Rep.
rosentative Mckinley left this evening
for Cleveland TO attend the Garfield me-
mortal services Dccorotion day,
, 1890-05-29
THE HOUSE nEsrAURANT.
Speaker Reed forbids the ssis of
Into1icants.

WAsHISdros, May 2s,-speaker Reed
to-day ordered n disoontinuance of the
sale OF intoxicating liquors in the house
restaurant. The order is a Temporary
ono, and II made for the purpose of Civ
ing just what bearing the joint rules
have on tho matter and what the senti-
ment OF the house is The effect Of the
order to-day was noticeable diminu-
tion In the patronage Of the house res
taurant, and II largely increased bust
ness at the senate restaurant. largely
composed Of mher- of the house.
, 1890-05-29

Gurnmx, /. r., May 27.-The Iowa
Indians to-day formally accepted the
offer of the government through the
Cherokce commission, and the signing
Of the contract was competed to,nisht.
This nea ms the addition Of 22l ,ols acres
10 the nh plfc domain.
, 1890-05-29

MKRcEp, Cal, May 2s.-F'rsnk N.
ostrander, s1-district attorney Of this
county, and secretary Of the Merced
board Of trade, was found this morning
on his chlld's grave dead. 1t is sup
posed he committed suicide by taking
laudAnum.
, 1890-05-29
state RIGHTS.
|)The Prohibition of Orig
inal Packages.
|SENATE DISCUSSION.
}Protests Against a Confer
\ enoe Report.
'TAE RIVER AND HARDOR BILL,
\ Aftsr Being Amended II Ia Passed
BY the House Without
Division.
|1HE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.

\ 1Fom shs committee ON foreign affairs.
!, today reported 70 the senate an amend.
v luent 20 the consular and Diplomatic an
] pvupristIon bill. su,horizInr tho nresi.
\ 1~-s a. ~-~-.. s.s<. .a.-.
N ic--. 49, . u'o ioe"nh-
/. 'oHs'ons VI sno intcrhatioihi cohior-
enco by disappointment OF three COM
h ~ tho intor-colonial railway commits.
T, uon ana nlso n dsfa,l ror, tho ar,n, !,
-.,S 80. n,urs ~ nv, ',e s.ny
~ nav oAio's ~ so've IN ontinoes
eHesr sucn commtasioh IN making
survey ana eppropriating $50, 900 as tho
shs.s Of y . the United @ States Of the OK
~ ass,-.,s oHsr.d I ~s..,,,s,or ssy .,,,t
- --.s.s ~ ssi,,,- ,,.s.' 49, 1. ~.se.'
,.~ - s W.. ."e soe.e'a.y
n s9lcuIsufo ior ihiormsuon ns 70 the
use of artesisn wells and other vater
channels nom subtcnansan sources for
iryieatiou.
T5.S s.uafo hill subt ,c,,vr ,,,r,-,.a
|,.. - - -, ~
AHtuoEs " s@e ,A"s Of 'ne severhi states
Wm AGAIN tsken up ana Mr. Morgan
mado Al Argument against It's constitu-
tiouniity.
An. Faulkner sxprs...d h,n..ts a.,
c.vc~ m do,nr .on,s,h,na ~
-~,- hu, 80.
= -,-T---o
1oiieve the situation which now
confronted congress-. Speaking Of
6hD regulation OF tho ljuuor traffic, he
~eia ~ hiu,s r heiIsv.d =. dlr sh. ~,
-,l- ~ ~ 800. .na. si,s 49,. -
80 ,-s ~. -s. se
eys!em was me true method Oh uoaiing
with the question. He had given mo-
tlce Of on amendment somewhat similar
- tke N, h.tituto renortsd bv the iudici-
-, .,,-,,,n,tt~. IL c,,s,eis.d ~ s,,t-
~. ~ --rs-~.s .s
eAsuse, co1ecunk 20 .he use OF tne word
pfosioiuon, ana suggested that the
~ word regulation"
+ NJ. Wilson. of Iowa did not a~ree
-,,h ~ E.uitr.s .nd .~a,,s., ~ e.rs.
~<S .,.-.ss.s.. s.'A -, '~''i
ot tne supsitute'
Nh. Push argued IN favor OF the bill.
and said that its defeat would leave the
Nr. caii expressed sympathy With the
s...- 49, ~. r,.t.. h.d .h.~.,,s,-. .-...--'
.s 49, s,1' s's'es Aae sn'o,u'e ooh''o,
oi w .ian'c IN in'o.'catns hquors' anu
ws wiling 70 vote ior almost any Dill
thst would attain that end.
Mr.. Call yielded ths floor to Mr.. Alli-I
eop. who presented the conference rcport
=, ~. .r,,,y .,,,,,onr,a,;n,, t,,iI
'y e"'
NJ int"is inqniion "hat nnd been
done with regard to the senate amend
msnt prohibiting the sale of liquor In the
csnt<cns.
Mr.. Allison said fthnt the proyisions.
as modified, read: ''That no alcoholic
LIQUORS. beer or wine shall be sold or
nuppiieu ennsteu men In any canteen.
, 1890-05-29

SALT LAKE CRY, May 27.--As three
men were descending q shaft in cage
at the Daily mine at Park City, the cable
broke and the men were precipitated 400
feet and instantly killed,
, 1890-05-29
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Passage Of the River add Hnrbor Biii
without Division.

In the house to-day Richard yaux
was qualified as MIR. Randall's successor.
The bill was passed appropriating
ti25, 600 for the establishment OF a ma
tlonai military park at the battlefield of
chickamauga.
The house then went into committee of
the whole ON ihe river and harber bill,
the pending question being on the
point OF order raised by MIR. McCreary
against tho clause prescribing penalties
upon tho owners OF bridges which OBJ
struct navigation.
The chair overuled the point OF
order.
On motion OF Mr.. Eunneli the section
dcclnring that II shall no, be lawful 10
construct bridge over any nayigable
waterway Of tho United States without
obtsinlnE the approval Of the secretary
of war was stricken out.
The cvfumittee then arose and report
= the pill 20 the houSe.
Mr.. Dockery moved 10 recommit thu
bllI. with instructions To the Committee
- flvefs and harbcrs to report il back
~llh tks Hspnepin canal clause stricken
Ne motion was lost
Tbs bilt wss then passed Without di-
Ias heuss then adjourned.
, 1890-05-29
FOUR PERSONS INJURED.
A Union Pacific Passenger Trair
Wrecked SeAr The Dalles.

Wrecked Sear The Dalles.
PoBrLASp, Or, May s.-West.bound
passenger train No. on the Union Pa.
cific was wrecked to-day by running in
to a sanddrift on n curve. The engi-
neer fireman and two mail clerks were
slightly injured.
PASSENGER FATALLY INJURED.
Later 1t was discovered that NJ. NJ.
Black, a passenger, had sustained seri-
Gus and probably fatal injuries. The
man was taken to Portland and placed
in st. Vincent's hos pital.
, 1890-05-29

sEA,rLErrEs IN TROUBLE.
A Couple Arrested for Adultery In
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 2s.-John +. Collins,
said to be deputy United States mar
shal at Seattle, and Mrs. May Fscey were
locked up to-day at the Harrison street
station, charged with adultery. A year
or so ago Collins left his wife. and Mrs.
facey left her husband, and tho couple
taking her child. A short time ago they
returned to Chicago. Mrs. Collins
heard OF it and had them arrested to-
day,
, 1890-05-29

Q. p. has made arrangements to have
their strawberries gathered In the even
ing at Walla Walla and shipped here the
same night by the flyer and ready for
breakfast in the morning. A fine assort-
ment of fresh roses arrive daily,
, 1890-05-29

WAsuisoros, May Ex-senator Blair
reported favorably to-day, with some
amendments, the house bill for the ap-
pointment of commission Of five per-
sons Tor thorough investigation of tho
liuuor traffic.
, 1890-05-29

For main line service without unoey-
tain layovers at junotions--vestibuled
trains and magnificent equipments
take the Northern Pacific railroad. Pas
senger depot aud ticket Office In the Gen.
tar OF the city.