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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
Endemic Influenza.

LIVERPOOL, April 1S.-Infiuenza is
raging in epidemic form in Hull.
The death rate, which is usually 16
per 1000, has reached 46 in the 1000.
Business of all kiuds is retarded by
the illness of employees.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
The Sanpuinary Color

CHICAGO, April 1S.-Morris KeDne-
day stabs Carey in boarding house
kept by Carey's wife, in an alterca-
ton over Mrs. Carey's red hair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
Not Governor Stanley.

BRUSSELS, April lS.-The statement
published yesterday by the Etoile
Bolge that Henry NJ. Stanley has
been appointed governor of the Con-
go state today is ficially denied.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
One for Mckinley,

CORNWALL, April 1S.-The Wells h
tinplaters will close their works for
one month from July l, being forced
to restrict their output In consequence
Of the new American tariff law.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
David KirkMood .

Sanitary Engineer and Plumber, q
No. 10 South Alamo street. Modern
sanitary:...plumbing Especially. Tel.
40. S.S I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
Will Make the Exhibit.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, April ls.-South
Dakota citizens are arranging for q
state exhibit at the worlds fair,
trusting to the next legislature for re
imbursement.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
Presidential Launch.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lS.--The
coast defense vessel Mon terey will be
launched at San :ancisco, April
%. in presence of President Harri-
son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
MADAME ANA,

The Cherokee Gold Find.
ARKANSAS CITY, April Is. This
city is going wild over the recent gold
find in the strip
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISPATCHES
AND.STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO rAsiTIMs'oE come 20 PRESS
Blocked With Ice.

Blocked With Ice.
DETROIT, April lS.-The st. Clair
river is blocked with ice, and Grand
Trunk transfer boats are fast, COM
pletely suspending traffic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18

Jimmie Kinahan offers to wrestle
any good man, during the Winters
benefit when it is arranged.
Powell was defeated in the feather
weight fight in Sydney, Australia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
BOGUS ENTRIES OF SUGAR.
spreekels Philadelphia House Defrauds
the Government of $4,000

PEILADELPHI&. Jan. Is. - Special Agent
Chance, % the customs service. made an i'm
portant discovery 8 few days ago, which
gave evidence OF the existence OF
gigantic conspiracy 20 dclraud the govern
nsent cut OF revenue. By the Eaerest accident he
was made aware OF the fact that there had been
= lowering Of sugar entries 70 A. Ford Thomss,
representing the Claus Spreekles sugar refinery.
Collector Cooper ST once Investigated. and dis
covered that fraudulent entries had been made
II the sugar entries, aud casual examination led
"a the opinion that the amount Of money out Of
which the goSe-aInent had been cheated was al
most s.. eae
The method pursued shows that one or more
persons in the appraisers office acted with some
spreekeiS refinery II he way the scheme was
worked was 10 change tie figures on invoices
which showed the polaflscope test Of the sugar,
SO as 10 reduce the amount OF duty 10 be paid.
spreHkels and his broker. W. Ford Thomas
deny eli knowledge Of the fraud. As soon as in
formed oi the matter by the coll ctor SpreekelS
al once offered his check. In an interview this
motive for ell this, which to his
mind = nothing more than conspiracy. 1t may
be. said Sprcckacs, that the design is 10 dam
axe NJ. Thomas. who has been il our employ
tor eight years. he has been a
faithful and honest man. and in
cause Is 70 question his integrity. II may De a
conspiracy on some ones psrJ 10 drive him out
al the business
spreckels added thst he could not think
Thomas had done anything wrong. and i Il Is
not a conspiracy u SnJUre him IL : an effort 10
lnluFe The hrm- They desire the fullest iRio--
nation
The district attorney VIII at once institute an
investigation with : View Of prosecuting TIE Of
tending rsFtits
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Personal.

years has been connected with the 2. c. Miles
Company, 81 this city. has taken the position OF
travelling salesman Tor Goldsmith * LoeWen-
berg, Of Portland, Or
Mr. r. NJ Jordan, Of this city. returned Friday
morning from ms old hoTne-Agburn. Me.-and
al extended trip through Eastern cities. Mr..
Jordan says the Maine people are very enthusi-
astlc over Seattle and the SQUAD.
Mr. Marion n. Egbert. OF Soath Bend. the
weliknewn news papeT writer, arrived in Seattle
YESTERDAY.
Mr.. F. W V&ille. OF San Francisco, the post
olslee inspector. IS al the Grand
NJ. and Mrs Walter J. Thompson, of Tacoma,
are st the Rainier.
Mr.. Edward Bleweit returned TO Fremont,
Seb., Yesterday.
al the Kaiaier
NJ, Frank wilkeson, Of Fsirhaven. is at the
Eefrfs4v
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
ELECTRIC ROAD SOLD.
A New Company Assumes Con-
troll of the System.
LOCAL MANAGERS IN CHARGE.
The Seattle Electric Railway Lines Sold
for 81 500, ooo-The New Road to
PortIand-Raflroad Notes.

The deal by which q large portion Of the
stock CT the Seattle Electric Railway and
Power Company is transferred TO Eastern CAPT
taliSts was completed yesterday. Articles 81 in
corporation were fled by 6 new corporation 10
which the property Of the old company was
transferred, and which has g capital stock Of
sl.5o Goo, divided into LOO shares OF 5000
each This new company takes the name Of
the seattle Consolidated street Railway Com
pany, and the incorporators are ?. 7. Bluneg-
OF Davenport, Iowa; D. T. Denny, George Kin
near. 6. Z. Carter, J. z. Porter, Rebeeca II.
kinnear, J. T. Hale, Y. Hugo Smith, L II.
Griffith, Z. C. EiIbourne. J. Furth. A. Dunno,
George Z. Miller, L D. Ross. F. NJ. Griffith.
At meeting held yesterday the company was
temporarily organized by the election OF the
following trustees, who viii manage its affairs
until the second Monday in April: d. T. Denny,
J. Z. Hale, z. c. Kilb0urne, L Fl. Griffith,
George kinnesr, V. Hugo Smith and J. E.
Porter.
he majority Of the stock still remains in the
hands OF the Seattle stockholders, so that they
wiz retain control OF the property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
COWARD KKI1EE,s CASE SETTLED.


wAsHTss7os CITY, Jan. 1s-secresary Tracy
has written letter 70. Commander Restes, who
was eensured Ion his action in the BarrGndia
affair, denying the request for a court-raartial
and telling him the department regards his case
Is having been finally disposed OF. The seere-
tary says in part: "You state that the depart
men;'s action in your case constitutes public
reprimznd, and that this Is a punishment that
can only be legally inflicted by the sentence OF
Q naval general courtmarIiai. Your statement
shows that you are ignorant OF the first priuci-
PIE OF naval discipline The assumption that
the secretary OF the navy cannot pronounce
rebuke, public OF private. upon an officer Tor
breach OF discipline failure OF performance Of
duty, without obtaining the sanction OF court,
Is Unhesrd-of proposition That the depart
ment may impsrrlally award praise or blame 70
an officer who deserves one or the ether, occa-
sion may arise, is practice a. old the depart
ment itseli."
The secretary also reminds the commander
that he was not eensured without being heard.
as he ltbe secretary granted him personal IN
tergiew, during which he was given the fullest
opportunity TO make any statement he desired
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
BREvITIEs.

Colonel 6 ". Scott. who has Just returned
FROM olyTnpss. says he had $500 deposited IN
the bank az Olympia 70 wager on s9uires cleo
ten. but ceaid get no one 70 take 8 bet
Charles Wallace, a petty thief. was given
thirty days on the Changing BY Judge Rivers
yesterday for stealing coat from 9. W. Whit
ney & co.
A lien fer sl.I0i was taken yesterday on a
building belonging 10 NJ NJ. Lemon sIsd Theron
{. Beswoth, on lot :, block u, IL 9. kinnear :
addition.
A saloon referred 20 in the report Of ElnoTe's
shooting S given as CayugA Ii should be
Niek's saloon. which is not connected with the
Caxuea house
Water viii be cut of or Pike from Third 20
Eighth, also on aII streets from Third 10 Eighth
streets for several hours to-day.
Thirty -fve gamblers were arrai-ned in the
police court yesterday, and were fined 80 each.
Billy Ward vas arrested BY Captain ". 7. Peer
yesterday on suspicion Of petty larceny.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
BAD FOR WESTINGHOUSE.
Philadelphia Gas Company Passes q
Diyidend-Big Texas Failure.

PITTsBUEG, Jan. I6-Af the annual meeting OF
the Phiia6elphia Gas Company today il was de-
cided 70 pass the regular quarterly dividend for
the first time IN the history OF the company.
The statement made showed large earnings
bat the directors thought best 10 apply these 10
the company $ Indebtedness The Philadelphia
National Gas Company IS one Of George Wesli1g-
houses pet concerns, and hsS . capital o. slc,-
Olsa.l00
DALLAS, Tex, Jan. IA C Petrie & Co.
wholesale dealers II lumber, assigned this after
noon. Assets. szs9yU00. liabilities, $40. 200
Syracuse, y Y, Jan. f6-Allen < Co. OF Buff
faio, today sent notice 10 their correspondents
that the frM viii discontinue trying 10 DO ouss-
ness after today, as their load v as too heavy to
work OF.
NEWARK. y. j., Jan 1.-THE Riley Osborn
Manufacturing Company IS in the hands OF
receirer neh-s. so 90 assets. less than half
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
The SiIrer Pool Hoax

WASHINGTON CITY, jan I6-The silver pool
investigation committee held preliminary ses-
sion this morning Tor the purpose of arranging
a plan Of proceedings The committee al
jOurned after directing subpRnas to be issued
for Messrs- Stevens and Anderson, the two
Washington City correspondents OF the 81 Louis
Globe Delaocrct, which paper made the original
charge The principal question considered by
the committee was as 70 It's power 70 compel the
attendance AMI Iestimonyof witnesses The
conclusion reached was Affirmative. Ii was de-
eided that the reporters be admitted 10 future
sessions Of the committee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
standard Time throughout America.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. l6--Dr. Eggieston. OF
Columbia college, delegate from the American
Society OF Civil Engineers. called upon Senator
EysTfs and Representative Flower today and
presented memorial OF the society, urging leg
islafion by congress 10 legalize the adoption Of
standard time throughout the u nited States.
Later in the day bills Tor this purpose were in
troduced in congress X i desired % secure
congressional action. in order thai it may form
the basis OF similar action By European govern
rlents and the adoption Of standard divisions OF
time throughout the world
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
HE Is a PROFESSOR.

How Pat 0'FarrelI Escaped Conviction
of yagrancy.
Pat D-FarreIl q seeker 81 pEgiiistie iaurels
and nan who has several tines figured IN
second class fake prizeashss. was aTT1igred IN
TIE police court yesterday On charge OF va
graney-
UFzrfel had several witnesses 70 prove tnai
h u boxing master, ane & smooth -IaSel
ycu1g sport testified that be was pupil
manager Of s II Aitechapel dive AID thssser also
testified thai q Farrell vas working ior hlIa-
ssfhe prisoner IS not guilty. said TIE Judge.
Casting q 3DeE % 65sGain upon the sETzY OF
policemen shout him, o Farrell. with elevated
had straa5s. Irssfn fltE calsrrron-a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
Tacoma Steamboat Notes.

Chairman Mofatt, Of TIE Puget Sound Steam
boat Association. has decided not 70 put the gate
system OF selling and collecting tickets into
opersfinn al the Tacoma wharf, owing 20 the
fact that the railroad whsryes are too long to be
successfully fenced IN. Instead o. the gate sys-
TEN two movable ticket Offices viii be used.
aud tickets VIII be collected as passengers go
aboard the boat
TACOMA, Jan Is.-{special Captain J. W.
Troup. superintendent OF the Union Pacific
water lines, was IN the city this afternoon, and
went to Seattle this evening. He reports Union
Pacific business increasing. and that the new
steamer Victoria viii De ready Tor service early
IL February.
The next meeting OF the PUGET Sound Steam
ship Association viii be held here January y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
The Tariff Bill Interpreted.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 16--In response u
the request OF the treasury department for an
opinion as TO whether the tariff act authorizes
the commissioner Of internal revenue 20 issue
the licenses therein provided for prior II April
1. 1891, and 10 pay manufacturers bounty on
sugar produced between May 81 and July !. 1851,
the attorney general renders an opinion that il
was not intended by the bill that bounties should
be demandable on sugar produced prior 70 the
Isr ~ IYsiv u1xr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
THE ROAD TO PORTLAND.
Engineer Collins Completes His Inspe,
tion-The Route Still a Secret.

J. II. Collins, chief engineer OF the Missouri
Pacific railroad, Is al the Rainier. having re-
turned from bis journey along the line OF the
proposed Union Pacific road from Portland 10
sezttle. '. G. Bogue, chief engineer of the
Union Pacific, has returned 20 Portland. aud E
II. Becker, chief engineer Of the Great Northern
70 81 Paul Mr. Collins has come 70 Seattle TO
confer with w. P. Watson. principal assistant
engineer OF the Great Northern, and may re
main IN Washington for month more
Ia an interview with ACKNOWLEDGMENT
reporter, Mr.. Collins said: 1--WE shall probably
make public announcement in the sp-ing as 70
the route the road viii follow. The cost Of the
right-of-way viii have good deal 20 do with
the decision, and ] am not 81 liberty now TO
give you any indication Of the plans for the
road -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
Benefit of Reciprocity with Peru.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan le--Feiipe Pardo, a
son OF Don Manuel Psrdo. no was president OF
Peru from ISL until his assassination in ISIS
has published letter concerning the BENEFITS
that may be derived By Peru from the reciprocity
policy OF the United States Psrdo argues that q
reciprocity treaty for the 1rse admission Of sugar
from Peru into the United States IN exchange
for similar concessions VIII DO more than any
other means that may be adopted 10 restore the
prusperi.y of his country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
Railroad Notes.

Colonel :. ". Scott, The Oregon Improvement
Company's richt-of-way agent, has arr3yes. n -
atile from Olympus, where he has been for tie
past Two weeks on business for the company
T J. Miner, manager. a8d Judge Thomas
Burke. counsel, Tor the seattle & Montana nah
roaG- went 10 SnohoEuish yesterday 70 attend The
trial OF riEht-oi-way suits.
". p Watson. principal assistant engineer OF
the Great Northern raliroaG, was ~ Nsrysyilla
YESTERDAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17

Anticipated Arrival OF the Special FRO
duct Train

aaf-aIiforusa On Wheels consisting Of three
vestibaled coaches loaded with the PRODUCES o.
Calffo-nis. viii arrive in this city on sunday ~
the Northern Pacific depot sn1 rsT2sln N1tiE
the evening Of January = ne tFzla = ss1.A -.
nv ths fgsls5ov4fa STATE Beard Of Trade and the
Soasrern p4Gsac Railroad Company. TIE Segs-
tables fruits cereals. asl7erssr woods aIao s.lass
composing ye~y unique and attractive fz2Fs--
ing exposition Of California
Major J. B. Leach J. "A charge q the train &C.
ssnyaratsSca ~ : j MafbeS- superintendent OF
tf.e exhibit. srd A. J. KescaaEa- press cores
pondea1 The display has oes2 On me roza
since December
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American Auti-oetopus Rrewery.

san FEANcISco, Jan. l5-Fhe American
Brewing Association, 81 san Francisco. WAS
orsaniree today. AaolpAgs Busch OF -. Louis
was electeG president other prominent
brewers snd CAPITALISTS were elected directors
Between s20s2 GO ard ssaa5 oea wfll b. ~
pended ~ the plant The brewery is started N
opposition "a the English syndicate which ~
gently bo0ghi oot 81 the brewcrles lu san iran
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
Foreign Criticism Of Free Coinage.

cry oF MgEIco, Jsa. 15-There S. consider
able exg ftenCnt IL financial circles here over
TIE question Of the ire coinage 81 SILVER in the
United states.
t-oNTaaN, Jan. Ia-The nrf'g NusS saws Z :
unlikely thai - great SUD Fundamentally hon
est = commercial Ration - she United States
witl Kermit - ere,,tt }u she mercantile and
sffck markets ot she 'yii O. b. injured rs 80
shotaY tcltS - tav t-gc oalnsgg az silver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
New York Insurance Company solvent.

NEW YORK, Jan l6.-The state insurance de-
pertinent has investigated the Fidelity and Cas-
uslty Company, OF New York, and reports that
if the company was 10 wind up its business To-
MORROW all policy holders would receive 100
cents on the dollar AID all other claims be SINH
larry met The only losers on account OF the
impairment would Dc the stockholders, who, in
stead OF having the full capital OF s25o,9c re-
tanned them. would each receive only pro rata
share of the capital minus the amount OF in
p2irnenT, VIZ. $53,iI3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
GRADE TAXES.
Suit to Maintain That Seller of Prop
rrfy Was liable

Justice Neagle yester5av l3ec-Ges = favor q
TIE defendant ia the slvzl sTs.t brought oy
Margaret ard Fred Kerr sgatnSt ! K triTatn-
The plaintiffs alleged that they bought Ersza tie
defendant fao 38ss IN Merccrs addition, an-
that 4 EES orally srrce4 THAI TIE aeis2esarl'
should fay 81 oa1sfalla-.zs ~ taxes ne PISA
the SUN II ss5.e5 due cl4 s. grazing Tx 1se - q
By the defendant The plaintiffs could not SUD
stzss15zs- their claim
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a Mnitla eencraI So. - nm

CoLvxsgA. G, Jan. 15--it Is announced to
day that General MlledEc L Ruuhara. s,a q
the late Governor Bo-hG1,. $ Gefscl.er
- Tire amount Of s5.o00 having uss8 r5st
sGaEat bSlopg10S % the militia fCnd- Ro1hsr,
conseSScS Jse drts'csrioC. aD3 sxrEcts Is r,sk
restitution re had taken tae money cNpsrtir,
% reNlacc il hets7o the ml.ltja 5-asts came.
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~


ere started in the Queen City boiler works,
81 the corner Of Commercial and King streets,
af II O'clock last evening, and in response 10 an
alarm turned IL from box Is engines 1. = and 8.
hook snd ladders and and Chemical Engine
Company No. : responded. The IRE was caused
BY an oxeEheated stove and was put out before
the department arrived The fircboat Snoa8sl-
ME made her iTst run 10 IRE, but her services
were nos needed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
knrnnean strikcr. So a. -.

SsrEE- jan. 15.--1ke strikers are hourly beeczs-
ms 1}cTe violent 4 ylot VAS started thsS morn.
i3g Ue3r she StSts01 ard MSS gue1te8 after ia
entlFe Eo}see f0rce Aaa been called q the Sessae
GLASGOW. Jan. 1a.--The strikers Placed large
p&le 81 sEoGeS 81 tse fraes ncEz 6rgeuock m :
ssoFa3as. aa2 seTlcpS disaster WAS only Nvezte4
ey TIE discovery OF the Obstruction
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Held mp six Nen aud KILLED an oneer

SHEsNAN- Tex, tan. l5-At Bells. Tex.
George >rsi'b, farmer, entered saloon last
plgAg, caulfe1'od seven ya-u 81; tAa point II re
vclyey e bsad over their money sad valaahle>
A. be was lesvjnc town Marshal SHE rve3 hgt
missed. ats1 SG-ltA EetGEn<s5 she shas fatally
wonpo3ug the marshal. smith Ess sfse~7vsr3
cafsSaced and .&steo, In Spite cg ghe efforts II
three Rao}ss - iyE.Ch hiNs.
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Final Trial of the sam Francisco.

WASHINGTON CITY. ssu. I6.-Commodore John
Irwin, Commander Lewis kempH. Chief Engin-
eer George BsVnap. Lieutenant John c Crlson
and Naval Contractor Joseph Feaster were today
appointed board 10 conduct the inal trial trip
OF the cruiser san Francisco IL the vicinity Of
san Francisco beginning the 18th inst
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Eva Hamilton as a Witness.

NEW YORK, Jan l6-MTs. Eyangeline L HaInil-
ton. SIS q witness in her own behalf vas the
leading attraction in the VIII contest today.
She denied that she had ever introduced Mann
IS her husband, or ever entered into marriage
contract with him She had never lived with
-
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Building Around the Slide.

The Northern Pacific raiiTosd is driving piles
in south Seattle for newtraok TO avoid the south
Eleventh street slide, and IS building new sid
ing l.s0o feet long at that point. There was an
other small slide on Thursday night, but not Of
slch eNtent as % ohstrnet Irartlc.
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Six killed in Mexican Earthquake.

NTTY OF MEXICo. jan I5--Tl-ee earthrnskes
occurred today a Para, in chihuahua A
gallery in the convent Of the Sacred Heart gave
way, killing SIX persons and woan6inE nine
AlSIESs- Jan IA severe earthGuake WIS
3cii throughout this region today The shocks
were very severe AZ GauaYara. where 5u{lafrsg-s
were demolished and many persons buried IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
Train Wreck in Georgia.

ATLANTA, Jan l6--News has Just been re-
eeiyed from Madison OF the wreck on the Cow
ington & Macon road. II which the Athens ras-
Senger t1sin was thrown down s sixtv-fosr foot
emhan kment- Ten persons were injured. but
fafsIlr - -
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Coquille Light and Fog Signal.

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. l6--.Special l-Sena.
tor Mitchell today presented an smmsndrnent
to the sandry civil bill asking fo- sn app7opris-
tion a s5o,0to Tor light and fog signal AZ The
mouth OF the Coauille river.
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Kansas CITY S Galveston Railroad.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. IA capitalist OF this
city saws that plans are almost complete for the
formation OF company 70 build sn airline
railroad from Kansas CITY 70 Galveston. there 70
connect with a Pal-AInerican steamship line
The proposed line viii De 20 miles shorter than
any other road 10 the gulf
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Over Three Score and Zen.

William o'Reiily died ST his home or Rainier
street Yesterday Of cid Sgc. Ee was = wears ela
The t1aesal tsksS place this morning ~ $50
c'ctock AZ The Seattle. Lake SAoVe 4 Eastern
tram, lee remains vii Ae lntsEEed Ia Calvary
Cemetery