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THE NORTHERN 10
viceP President Clough q
attle's Prospect
THE CITY or the noR1srln


TACOMA. Feb. sl.-vic@ rrssfdunt 4.
Cough. al the Great NortAoxn
tManitohal. arrived In the city to3ov n
trip down the Sound. where ~ has 1
on = tour Of Inspection. locking eVop
country. He was seen b. he PoGG5lx q
iLakxcER correspondent In NJ psivo1o =
af the Psci6c avenue depot. .<z
Mr.. Clou4h states that hia TIN ~ -
one OF pleasure II vae ont - & &
coast several years aso.~ su1n6tl
Mr.. Cough. "and W. on11
TO see what progress m
made. The growth OF the sound oonn
Is marvellous. hare visited nooxly 1G
point on Tho Sound during IL poue r
weeks. and ron can aay that q q
places that have visited havo uosn
that have impressed me - Much - +
tie. There IL naore business. mo9o our
and FORE population. and Il b 49,
ediy the coming city Of the NofthWo III
MT. Caough Wa asked q bis co1nron
tended building 70 the Sound.
Yes. there II no question nhout 11
replied he, that Il our ultima3o Int
bat as 70 when, cannot say . RI
We win r~sch East 4 Waahine1p0 ~
time during tho coming year. Our 1x1
present terminates at Huste, Nooton6 = 81
To aues>1on as 70 whether hls ~ ol
sought 70 control The Ssattle, Gnno $500
4 Eastern. be replied;
NO. There LA never heen any =
ton pending in this dlrectiou. W vi
gladly turn over our Westsga errn
business 10 the Seattle. Lake Ehor6 y
ern. II they are prepared 70 handlo r n
We reach Eastern Washinetcn. Il 1oo0
matter Win petn nonfpc1 - 49, l<l&11< q
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NKw YoRx Feb. 2I-The second game
Of billiards ia the tournament was MAYED
this afternoon between Cotton, OF Chicago.
and Ives on an eighs-inch baIk-iire. no
handicap. ives wan, 80 20 $50 He rnasse
some good runs. the highes, being as The
AVERAGE Of Ives vas ~ Co.Ion rs is.
The third game played tonignt was be-
tween s4osSan. playing fourtsen-inch
hslk line. and Day. playing eight inches.
ssosson won, SO 20 All. His highest run
Vas figty-six. Averages-naiy, ten ard
seyent~sn-sortieths: siossoa, twelve and
twenty fer iefhs.
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1HE TOWN or sALLARD.


StHpo A1Acu NO SECURE tn0Sp&UU00v H.
corporation.
BALLAKp, Fob. 2i.-A mass meeting Of
200 people convened In Berg's hall this
evening 10 discuss the present bills of
Incorporation before the Legislature J.
r. Sinclair occupied the chair. Attorney
II. X. Harris. who had just returned from
Olympia. In an hours speech. explained
the different bills. John kean, X. II.
Morrow. A. w. Hight and others urged
upon the audience the necessity Of incor-
porafing
The universal sentiment was that Seattle
Is determined to take in Ballard. and that
the residents OF Ballard should use every
means to prevent "such . catastrophe"
1t was decided to incorporate as soon -
possible.
c. r. Treat. J. r. Sinclair, II. X. Harris,
jr., John Kean and A. w. Hight were
elected committee to draft . petition 10
the proper tribunal 10 incorporate the town
Of Ballard under the general incorporation
act. Messrs John Kean and II. X. Harris
were appointed delegates 10 60 TO Olympia
TO fight the battle for the town OF Ballard.
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NO CoTrON OLE TRUST.

Decision by United states Court gainss
stock holders.
NV YoRg. Feb. si.-United States Cir
cult Judge Wallace today decided the
court has no jurisdiction in the case OF the
American Cotton Oil Trust to make per-
manent the injunction obtained last week
by stockholders seeking TO restrain tras-
tees from, delivering over the property of
the trust TO tie New Jersey corporation
called the American Cotton Oh Company. j.
The conrt. however, granted . weeks
time TO Ii. brief
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THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY.


F4R0n OpentnI ny the Fre1s0ent OF the
Munificent Gin.
PTrTsBuRG, Feb. 2l.--The formal dedica-
tion Of the Carnegie free library at Allie
gheny, took place yesterday. and the insti-
tuition was declared open by President
Harrison. The president, Carnegie, Enoch
Pratt Of Baltimore. and George Lander
occupied box to the lett Of the stage. In
the right hand boz Governor Beaver. Con-
gressnen Dalseli and Bayne and Professor
Langley were seated.
Alter Carnegie had formally presented
the library TO the CITY. President Harrison
made an address upon the advantages II
should afford.
The building cost $4,000 and includes
library. art gallery and music hall 1t is
stated semi-ofiiciaily that Carnegie has de-
cided to Increase his donation for library TO
Pittsburg from one TO two million dollars.
The original donation was $500 600.
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Annrnnriaiion. Cor Caiifnrnta.

wssHrSeToS CRY. Feb. 2i.--The follow
ing bills were passed by the Senate, in.
crossing the limit Of the cost for pubic
buildings as follows: San Francisco 10
5000; Sacramento. $sso,0oo. making
appropriations for public building at Los
Angeles Cal. additional $50 90.
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Prise Fight by nanfre Lighs Bstwe~n
RanfAms.


PORTLAND. Feb 2l--A prize fight took
place IN the woods three miles from Van
couvcr, WASH. ~ = very early hour this
morning. between Pete Shay. bas6am
weight of San Francisco. and Baiie, q
young Englishmau lately enlisted in .
regiment NJ Vancouver. They fought with
skin gloves in . twenty-four-foot ring. by
the light Of big bonfire and lanterns.
Eight lively rounds were fought in which
IL WAS give and take. bur neither party was
badly punished. Bsife was badly winced
from the effect Of body blows. while shay.
except black ere and = cut on the cheek,
Was rs fresh as ever.
At the end Of the eighth round Balfe
claimed foul. but the fight was awarded
to shay.
The night was. bitterly cold. but fifty en-
thusiasiic sports were present. and after
being delayed an hour by the boat ground
ing arrived here At daylight
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Complaining of Rheumatism He WIN
Retire for = Time.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2l.--Jake kiirain Is
about TO retire temporarily. He has been
ON the down grade for some time. and
recognizes that IL will be hest 10 accept the
advice Of Muidoon and others. Rheuma-
tism or something else has been gradually
getting the best OF him. He can hardly
close up his hands. His right shoulder is
lame and his legs very sore.
Ii has been decided to 10 to Hot Springs
as soon rs possible and remain there for i've
weeka
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BISHOP DUBs.
The TestImony I'm and the Verdict
Given.

CLEvrLAxD. o.. Feb. 2i.-At the trial Of
Bishop Dnbs today several witnesses testi-
fed 70 Dubs' familiarity with women. but
nothing criminal was alleged. Rev. Mr..
Yos;. when testifving. was asked If he and
Bishop Dubs did not visit houses OF ILL.,
repute at the bishops suggestion. bat he
refused to answer. although the question
was repeated in several forms.
The testimony then closed and argu-
ments were made by the two prosecuting
witnesses and Bishop Bowman.
Bishop Dubs denies the allegations made
against his moral character and says at
the general conference which meets In
September. 1891, be will prove his inno-
cence.
The jury has returned verdict finding
him guiity and suspending him from office
until the meeting Of the general conference
in September, 1891.
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QUARTER OF a MILLION.

The Mississirpi state Treasurer Unable
tn Balance.
JACKSON. Miss, Feb. 2L-A sensation
was created this afternoon by q runor
that the outgoing state treasurer. Hem
minggay, had not settled in fuii with the
new state treasurer. Attention was called
TO the matter on the floor OF the Senate.
and IL was stated the amount not yet paid
over was <25a 600.
A committee was appointed to investi-
gate the matter. Hemmingway has been
treasurer for fourteen wears.
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REPUBLICANS HOMELESS.
Destruction Of the Montana Hall by


Fire.
HELENA. Mont. Feb. 2i-Fire broke out
in the Granite block in which the hall OF
the Republican legislature was located
early this morning. The building was gut
ted. The loss 10 the build Is $40 600 and 20
the stock of the Helena clothing store
about xi20o. The insurance was about
half
There is no question but the fire was
caused by fire crackers careless thrown
by members OF the legislature during The
ioilification over the wind-up Of the iegisla-
tive session.
1t is learned tonight that the legislature
journals, books and papers we're DESTROYED
The losses are: Helena Clothing Company,
SIS GO; American Express Company.
5000; T. ii. Klelnschmidt, building. So
90, and some minor losses.
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BOLD DEsPERADoEs.
A Robber and . woman Defeat
Posse.

A RObber ana woman Defeat .
Posse.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. Feb. 21.--While on
his way from Los Cerrilios to Cowbanks.
three miles distant. with $500 to pay for
miners. John Elder was held up and robbed
BY Lee White, who fled towards San Pedro
mining camp. He threatened to kill any
one attempting his arrest Afterward he
stole horse and went to the house of
Mexican woman. compelled her to cut
her hair. don male attire and mount an
extra horse.
Later they were pursued and overisken
by Deputy Sheriff Meyers and a posse.
White and the woman opened fire, killing
one of the posse and fatally wounding
Deputy Sheriff Meyers. During a lnii in
the firing White and the woman escaped
and are still at large.
Intense excitement prevails and there
will certainly be iynching If they are cap
turei.
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PoRrIasp. feb 2i.-Thomas whaien.
the burglar, who. in escaping from the
second story Of Captain Flanders resi-
depce. knocked himself senseiess and 10
was captured by the police who were teI~-
phonsd for. today pleaded guilty H. : cir
cut court and was sentenced ~ vea
years in the psniientisry.
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CALIFORNIA SNOW.
The Central Pacinc stu strugg,ins with
BIockadcs.


TRucKEF, Cal, Feo. 2i.-All the wires
have been down west OF here for two DAYS.
Superintendent Wright has given and re-
ceived all orders by way of Chicago. New
Orleans. Los Angeles aud San Francisco.
General Superintendent Fillmore, with
headquarters At Emigrant gap, found the
snow too deep to be handled
by push plows, and ordered the
rotary from Cascade to assist in
keeping the road open between Emigrant
Gap and Alta Assistant Superintendent
Burckhalter has kept the Cascade cut open
with the cyclone.
The depth OF snow is incredible along
and over the mountains. Had the storm
continued. the rotary would have been the
only dependence, for the snow banks are
higher in many places than the tops OF the
push plows. The weather Is now clear.
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NEw.Rx. o.. Feb. 2i.--At the fourth an
nua. eacampmeas al Unioa Veterans,
Legion cf Honor. here today. DR.. +. I.
Rea6e. OF ST Louis. vas elected COM
snAnsler. The ladies also met and orcan-
s-ssi the first notionzi suxiliary Mrs.
Emma ]. Baker. of Allegheny. Pa, wss
easc,ed rrsAEeaI
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wksHrseros CRY. Feb 2l.-The presi-
dent sent to The Senate the following nona-
nations OF postmasters: Oregon Miss
Jessie q. Baker, la Grsnde. California
Frederick Axe. Eureka Morgan II. Ball.
hache. Martinez: William S. Navota,
santa Monica. soloraio--sprieg schakel-
ford. 6unnison. Homer Grafton, Manstoa
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PUGET SOUND DEFENsEs.
Faversbie Report On Several Senate
BfIla.


wAsnIxeroS CirY, Feb. Ex-senator
Dolph. this morning, On behalf Of the COM
mittee on coast defsnses, reported back .
bill 10 provide for forfihcations and coast
siesenses- II Is substantially the same as
that reported by him at last session, APP
proprialing $l23.0noOO for coast defenses
With this report ere reports on two other
bills. which had been submitted In Ne in-
terests Of the Pacific coast along the states
OF Oregon and Washington. One was q
new bill. calling for an appropriation OF
81 600 90, To be expended in building gun
factory on Puget sound. This bill had .
favorable report from the committee.
Section seven OF the general bill covered
essentially the provision OF separate bill
introduced by Mr.. Dolph earlier in the
session. 1t called for an appropriation OF
$5Oooo00, to be expended by the secretary
of war for the benefit OF Puget sound.
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PoETLAsD. Feb. zi-A dispatch from
Salem says thai the psws sent from there
YESTERDAY stating that $ ssisor had found
the skeleton Of Mise Eva Baf0ank. " no was
erovness 81 llwsco seyera. sears since, ON
Ocean beach. and identified il by ring on
TIE anger, was drunken fake"
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ALBANY, Ore. Fen. 2f.--Thls morning,
near Harris station. on the Oregon Pacific,
a hank cavea in and fell upon gang of
bridge carpenters as work below. seriously
,ufuring Charles Gray and William Buck
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R.rk wr,ckers in JAN.

Nrw Yoxx. Feb. i.-Brokers Simmons
4 Pell. who rave been indicted for robhing
the Lenox Hi bank, failed 20 hnd bonds
last sigkt or today. and tonight were re-
com aaitted 10 the Tomhs.
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a short Con,~st.

WasHISsroS CIrY, Feb. 2i.-Peter Jack
son, the colored pagilist. tonight knocked
omt Gypsy, Maryland fighter, weighing
Sss pounds. in the second round. The
sixhg lasted four minutes ard shalt.
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onlr HnaH

TrcsoS, Aria. Feb Si.-The report OF an
impsompta rrize hight setseen Goffess.
the san Francisco pngilis;. and a sess-s
xnnwn ezs rsa os Tacson. sas hoax.
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MExrHss, Tenn, Fso 1--Herhert Dean.
steamboat engineer. shot and killed Frank
caYrick and wounded Harry Connolly. both
roast8boats. this evening. They assaulted
Dean because ne discharged them.
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The Northern Psesae ~ sew sailing 6r.t-ss sss
ssyasteSs f1ekess tssszxA - sseAso ~ tss see-
ons*-fsssx So These ase fne sasest rsse4 new
m effect a. CssIberx. e4Fg fsexss <zenss S3s
s4eszad Ys.ewf. Bs@toa tsoek. T. Icnxsn. Depot
tssxs4 axsnE se&zsls-
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ourselves y s a.' 'e hsvs
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MORE TROUBLE.
Fatal Accident fe . blockade Clearing
Party.

sIssos. Cal. Feb. 3i--While train OF
eight locomotives wss returning from the
scene OF the blockade early this morning
the middle coupling broke. four miles
north Of this place. causing collision be-
twses the rear engines and forward ones
A large number OF iacorers were riding on
the engines, one OF whom was instantly
killed and eight seriously injured The
two engines are badly damaged and the
track tIocxaded-
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Hauk Reserve

Nrw YosK. Feb. 2i.-1he weekly bank
statement shows q reserve decrease If
s.7s.Gso. specie deeFease, ssfEJ.t0a The
banss nov hold 50. .70e ocs above iegal re-
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sIsGuLAn DEATH.


PORTLAND, Feb. q. Esswsrd Johnson. .
carpenter. while employed In remodeiing
the building from which Deiin 4 Holman.
undertakers. have just removed. found .
barrel Of embalming aaid. which. taking II
TO he whisky. he drank enough OF to cause
death in few minutes.
Johnson had been drinking. and prob
absy did not detect any difference between
The taste of whiskey aud embaisaing huid.
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SAse - Ns1SlsEA PARK Aiseks ssis veek
Nonex ia shs Many in Frcvs neats prozss ssei.
ESQ xseesrsr 2sae rweassx In Ap-si. wfta tAe
fanass a. E,srinN "a Sgosa - bald IA Eext ks4L
Prices ala sssssszay sdsazre4
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41MH
THAN ANY NAN IN CIrY.
ROOM 34S.
Seattle Block, cor. Third and
Cherry Sta
WAsAiagtss mn g ration and Hem essesA
- Asao~t tatian

Wasaisgtss immfs q ration aad HsmessesA
~ sa0etatian
s BARE for sale 1000 acres In direr.
psfu " the state in :. 10. -. tsA ~ and
fsasaSse sSse isrns-scoi farming landss 80 screA al
~@essw ~ niles soaih OF 80 Alto c. >osfnefn
s.Nas fsisf al. sead improvements sfnai
{.sssfA. leo 20 ard leo sercz soyeramens
~ heots eaaal. 50 and Ie9 aer~s govern
~ iss 80 Ia hstsap county 40 1ses near Green
~, esN per ace. 10 acres near Grecu axe,
@ afT ~ acre. Mercer tsland. tao. 10
sen nu Angeles. ttss peg acre. ard IL acre
Lrer fori townsend. tsoo pet acre; lase
~ ea Lake Washington. Opposite ths ieguai-
Msaisoa sfrves cahse railway 10 choice
s~ns1 ~ fasasant valley. on the sane cf the pro-
4 ~. slsrgic railway aionx ths boulevard, are
~ - SxiA within sgat o Hsswsfha Park.
k-ssss a&o scsrs choice pieces % Scsthera
- saiiresi lands IN ktnx county. s. ~ 80
- acres in sec =. tr ~ .. e. near
- zeFn fsc &C IA road: land l. wrss seattle,
NO scrvs sr TO g u. ? ". xsl
~ aha. ~ scrFs sow n in sass szS peF acres
"a s1ss "a &C +, % q n. ", soca essy up
-. Gesssy nmbrred So pes grrss .sAs sc-es
~ an L. - - u. W. inost y 10 tssn
-. N-N pr acre. 9J3 scrcx ~ Euxpae CITY.
a. a ss sEsprovst sssosring efts. 80
= WN inpsoye1. VIII "a np aata arra lots
-, s'.a sos an average 81 $40 per acre, III. u .
t..A ,osiEHa: 10 east OF and bear a. Lats
- ns,ons sse rvr acre. koxwesi osisaing
=. = Seattle. Wash
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Rsssgvasoes ea sns sfza aazsnsp .sae % tte A.
sanlle Servsee 10 Earars and n EaxsRrsa esz ss s<-
exres AZ Sarthexn ss<see et&ee 4 SAEa&rx.
ezty ssskw. &x~nt. RS cxeon1 asrs1- kosxoa
es1cxs u fe1k8r. deses sscaes aecnk seastse-
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Tolxpo. O.. Feh. HE r. Br~ckinridge
A Co, sinware: and smiia & HAIdena an
elevator manufacturers. we're Darned cot
.kle morning. loss sI3s4s9.
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we hare Isr sss great rzFx25s--ore bsesk ~
sfs<ez loss n s. T. u@s's : = addition. isis
t.xszeF4s Is kEsrssd saEAsg asz8t8sknx fsHnseHss
rvsxsrs4 ~ essssr4e Ant stkxsa ears gs1 a ar
"a eszzsshse cheap bsaak sss lafs Ehs tfsassnz
tawn II FrensoasG Eszsssg Senes a ca, s-1 Sec
ssssa srskvg
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FuIlmsz seserysssesss zlxas fss al points Eszs
via sAs SeF<hsrx P1&saE r~sfoz14. kfss s<sEtbste3
s1eeger asssf alpsskx So uf~- A. Gas3f2fv. city
ffrkr< axsaf 10 srnond sssex<y B<sssoa Dlo<k.
4. Ionkss. oepo< gickss sxssf. sestt14
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THE PERALrA CLAIM.
Settlement Of . Long Pending Land
Suit.

WASHINGTON CRY. Feb. 2i.-Commis-
sioner Croft, OF the general land Office, has
rendered decision in the celebrated Per-
alta grant case in which he holds that no
grant, charter or claim was ever made. He
decided against the claimants on every
point and ordered the case stricken from
the surveyor generals docket.
The claim has been many years before
the department and embraces about four
million acres IN the central Dartof Arizona.
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LExssascS. Feb st.-Ai woodwsr4's
sale TODAY J. Ehei Of Lexington. No.
bought tie hay stallion Sam for ssilo.
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A DnspONpEsT MAN.
Unable To Procure Work. Hc shoot,
Himself Through the Heart.

Himself Ihroagh the Heart
PORTLAND. Feb. 2i.-Frank 4. Neigh
hors. who came here from Grinneli, la,
i've weeks since. committed suicide this
morning in bis room BY shooting himself
through the heart with revolver.
He was desrondent through failure to OBJ
tain employment. lie had been taking
lessens in crayon drawing, and was a
visionary fellow.
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sAs Frascfsco. Feb. zf.-ArS1vee--
Slate Of California. Portland; ~ ocel
Coast. Tiliamook. Cieared--60 ooM
Rosa, Portland. Dsparsed-str WILL
vallay. Yaquina bay; str 1hlaneo
Trays harb0s.
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xflfrnERs pAcIrII. RAlIRoAn

3Gxssst ssexssax4rArs GAslr ae7Se*m H~affss
oer1 F12fzzn. i eztT-sv@ Eaises tas sacftess
fun1e axs1 $3.50 hssars ard sa1y1yssx nsiaas@s Ia
n1eanex es cssFa - arg hzes A. tsaiissrx. city
91k<s 4aens. q seeozd stree. Bssssoa es1scx. =
fomA3e as~os sscsgx areai. ss.isle.
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Ioxn0s. Feb. e0.--Lesrosy is spreadins
in, ssw Caieaonia: s1Do abosigssss ard
nsany eonsiets sye attacked.
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BAD FAILURE.

The wreck Of IN Uhio Firm That May
In~olve Others.
EasY LIVERPOOL, OHIO. Feb. 2i.-Forney,
Who keeps dry goods and general store.
failed this morning The failure IL sasd 20
be the heaviest In eastern Ohio. and IL Is
feared that others may be drawn into the
wreck who are not abie 70 stand tbs loss.
There are said 90 b~ little or no assets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

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