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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
A French Court Releases His
New War Vessels.
HE IS TRYING TO BORROW MONEY
The ltafa Hasn't Paid Her Fine for
Violating Navigation Laws.
Exeursionists From an Over Southern
Californfs Go 90 Sam Diego TO See
Chariesten and Her Captivs-Fiifbasf-
ers outetting on Leng Island sound.

WAsHIysros Crry, July o.-The Chilean
minister today received advices from Paris
regarding the decision OF the French court
and stating that the two cruisers which
have been finished win Immediately sail
for Chile. The battleship Pratt VIII bs
finished soon.
The representatives. Of the Chilean con-
gTeSsional reEolntionists gave ont a
statement tonight in which they say Balm
aceda Is erdeayoriag 20 negotiate large
loan IN the United States. having been un-
successful in Europe, and notifying the
general public thas the republic of Chile
viii not recognize the validity Of such n
loan II obtained
Los AS6KLEs, July a-Ju6ge Ross, Of
the United States district court, today
granted the motion 70 appeal from the de-
cisiOn in the Robert and Minnie case 10
the court Of appeals .; San Francisco
SAY DrTSo, July 9.-The officers OF the
Itata have not paid the $500 penalty for
leaving this port without clearance papers.
though officially notified that il would be
accepted il rendered Marshal Gard 10
personally in charge. He viii remain the
rest OF the week and then put deputy on
board Crowds visited the Charleston so
day. Tonight a Banquet was rendered the
officers Of the mea-of-war in the harbor by
the army officers and business men, Ii
was n brilliant affair. The Ranger sails
for San Francisco tomorrow.
Judge Campbell. assistant United States
district attorney, arrived last night TO con-
fer with Marshal Gard and the officers OF
the Charleston He stated that papers in
the libel suit were fled yesterday. but fhs
trial could not he held until September.
Court had adiourned for the term.
and Judge Ross was going 10 San Fran
ciscoeto hold court for Judge Hoffman.
In regard 20 the Itata's offense being bail
able, Judge Campbell said that Of course
her owners would be permitted 20 give
bonds for the return Of the vessel, and
that she would be allowed TO depart. The
bonds would Of necessity. be mach greater
than the value OF the vessel
II is now stated that the rumor OF plot
on the part Of the Itata's ofzicers
20 take the vessel out Of port last night ID
disproyed BY the fact that the vessel In In
no condition to leave. her machinery hav-
ing been taken 10 pieces. her boiler being
overhauled and the caps on the cylinder
having been removed The Charleston
lies within q few hundred yards of her.
Excursion trains are running frcn AL
parts Of Southern California, bringing peo-
pie 20 see the vessels.
PAzTs. July 9.-The court Of appeals has
annulled the decree Of segregation issued
by the civil tribunal Of the Seine in regard
10 the Chilean war vessels constructed In
France for the Chilean government The
court IN annulling the decree holds that
the vessels were ordered by the govern
ment Of President Balmsceda, which il
the only legally constituted suthority
in Chile recognized by France.
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KLEcTKocUTIoS A SUCCESS.
That Is the Opinion of Two OF IN.
Medical Witnesses 1t Stag sing.

BUFFALO. y. u July S-Dr. soutAxiek xrd
Dr. Daniels. two Bu9slo witnesses of the e1s~-
iricAl sxecuiio2 sf sing SING. returned fhlx
morning. They we're aaterviswed By r4pnrfmrx
when asked Il tie Associated Press rs,crs Of fhs
execufioa w4s aerarAte. Dr. south wiek sad shxs
ia TIE main y waa Beta docfors thouxhf -
system was szccesS II every wzx. Contsna<
ing. Dr. Sousawsck taid that these exrrurfpue
deno-st-a.s1 tat the method wMs huuxnn
When the curre-f was turned on there wers -
sounds froz the Condemned. no burning. ~
o1or q burning naah. n5shing wAasaser a.
would t-e revclfirg 70 the srueFrn.or
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KILLED BIZ STORM.


STMcoE. Ont. July s-Nsss reached here to
night OF TIE drowning near Long paint during
the big gale which prevailed Friday last of
MSjor John W Richardson. prominent eitizen
OF this place. and Abel Bunker. commercial
traveller. OF Toronto, who had gone 70 tie point
lsst Wednesday on fishing excursion
Nav oKLEaSs. July r. A Plc1gBsss Cliftoo,
Bosc.e county, Tex, spsciAl says. Yesterday
evening the house Of 8 Anderson, /. sede iv-
fng nsne.y-zve miles west OF here, VISA struck
by lightning, killag his vile and three dangh-
ters. Andersen vas close 70 the house when
TIE bolt str1ek, but ihs flames were rapidly
being FED ny the EXPLOSION of Eve-gGiioa can
OF oil that none but me body OF his wife could
Dc taken frca the house. the bodies CT tie
daughters burning with the building"
sax Francisco, Joly s.-Gsnsrzl Manager
Torne. OF the southern Pacific said to-day:
The water II the Colorado river. from which
tie overflow into TIE desert a. S2l:on hSS Gene,
hss fallen AZ Yuma one toot IN the past week.
thus randy euttiDg C1 ire inflow 0f wStsr into
ire desert The coE1Ts1y's engineers have Lot
h.sen instructed 70 make surveys 1E estimates fcE
. psw lac u track. the Necessity tC- which =
T., -1rnuts - warrant seE.asas eaHs3eeTstzoa 81
TIE n-esert tine. There VII oe re laierru rIlon
n tt1e ;rassc o{ tie Southern P&G11s eol p2Ey On
account Of tae desert axe
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Classification of Art-Ph9be Couxins
Not in Ii nj All.

Classification of Art-Ph9be CoaxiEs
Not in liz at All.
CHICAGO. July a-The classification commit
tee Of the Worlds fair commission has adopted
the classification for the AT department IS pro
vldsd by Chief Ives
Judge Biodgett decided the Pb05e CoErins
case this morning by rendering sweeping de-
c:S1on against the sx-secretary Of the board of
Lady managers Of tie Worlds fair. The
cg1rf held. in short. that Miss Couxins
was out OF once for good and e2nnos
get back The case was decided On
exceptions made by Miss CoEEins 70 the answer
fled to her ban fer an injunction 70 restrain de-
ten6.1ts from o1sfiEg her from e1sce- The
eoars keld that fhs board OF managers was
crested hy . nafIo-xl commission and re-
ce5ved its powers from that body. These powers
extended 30 the executive coHmif-ee Of the
beard Of lady managers. and IL lad fal power
- sct, InAsnCcn ss congress bad nog provided
for continuous sessions oi the board OF lady
managers, which had 70 delegate its powers 70 =
committee This coz5EssEee, the eoErt held,
was n fact ;ks board ltss.L The c0zrt thsre-
upoa denied the injunction as prayed goT.
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DISSATISFIED RUSSIAN JEWS.
Want to Leave America and Ret1rn 10
Their Native Land.

New YORK, Jaly 9.-The coosEl-gensrAl Of
Russia called upon the immigration board To-
day requesting a numerical isE OF the Russian
Jews WHO have landed siucs January I. IsSz.
He laid be had received numerous applications
from Russian Jews for means Of trans sportstion
to return 70 their native country and for
restoration Of their rights there. Il Ia the pre-
yailing impression that the dissemination
arises because of the unperf0rHe6 promise on
the part Of those IN the United States assisting
their Russian Hebrew brothers IL enigrsting-
Int resting developments are expected on the
subject The consul genera refused 10 speak
about the matter
VIENNA. July a.-At conference held 81 Lem
berx, between representative Of Baron Hirseh,
Herr Frenzcs, representing the Jews OF Berlin.
and Dr. Kurxn3a, of this city, IL was agreed
upon that the best direction in which 70 guide
the tide of Jewish emigration Was toward the
Argentine Republic. Il was also decided that 1t
was impossible TO come 20 any arrangement By
which emigrating Jews could BE allowed in
PAestine.
BUESos AxREs. July a-There have been
fresh revolutionary disturbances in several
parts OF the country. The government Is taking
vigorous measures 20 queil the threatened re-
volt in the provinces OF Entre Rios, CorcOFa and
CAzanarca
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DAVIS WILL CASE.
Change of Venue to Butte Asked for
Bob Ingersoll in Court.

HELESA, Jaly Especial ll-Argumenf IN the
spTeaI Tor change Of venue from Butte in the
Davis viii contest case elosed today in the
supreme court Colonel R G. InsersoIl e.eeed
for tie contestants. Hs sad that hey relied
largely upen the agreement between John A
Davis. chlef beneficiary under the viii. and
Thomas Jefferson Davis, OF Iowa. nlegiuras.s
Son of the dead millionaire. 10 prove tie spar
iols character OF the document wills grew IN
Iowa, said the colonel. Yoaag Thomas JET
fersoa Davis released 70 John A Davis for sIa0-
ooa a. lis claim 70 The estate. Ingsrsoll as
serted thxf should the VIII be proved spurious
the Iowa boy would make a claim to the estate
despite his sgresneut Chief Justice Bake sad
the cours would want one or iwo weeks tine
10 consider the matter before rendering deeis-
Tor and suggested that ire Erisl in Butte Be set
for Jzly =, BY agreement, sh4eA vii doubtless
f4n-a
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SEVERE STORMS IN MONTANA.
Heavy Rains and Lightning Tnpre-
cented Weather-Strange incidents.


HELENA, July Especial. .l-During the past
SIX weeks this section has experienced half
dozen furious rain storms, psrtaking OF the
nature of cloud bursts, and in each case sccom-
panied by thrilling electrical 1esplay sueh
displays being unusual IN this section. the
severity Of those experienced lately has been the
cause OF much alarm and sxtonishment The
flashes were binding in their intensity and fol-
lowed in rapid succession Not much damage
vss done by the discharges. though some build
ings have been struck The last OF the storms
occurred just before noon today. For half an
hour the downpour of rain was furious and the
electrical display terrific. Three house. IN
town were struck and several inmates stunned
In the house of Elmer z Hanna the stock OF q
loaded Winchester rife was shattered, the metal
being melted. but not cartridge was exploded
Mrs- W. B. Edgar was sitting in her residence
holding knife in her hand trimming some
flowers, when q fash paralyEed her arm and
dashed the knife through an open door and
ciear across another room. Mrs. Edgar has re-
covered from the shock. Tee house was not
damaged The rain storms are reported 10 be
quite general over the state, and the waters viii
again swell the raging " ssouri
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~ zna snsf the trouble 1ersso-ss. .lrs OF tie
Moslns o. rne pcsroEsce fTrn o1a wn-teuzn 20
- 1asa - sernsr1y sehozse- Eess1sS. The sehons
f'szs-a1s Was aoS sDandcsle4s and fh1x
Nsrs sElll more ezaPlie4ted IL IS hsrd
-. s1e CITES s-e not Legally easosiazte6, bat
- Ssaxlns 5 eondcsnf that 5 xkstcoa,
---.cA s2s forEaed out ot hztoom aad SeAeme,
- 20 % dasiceo-Porated. should it BE dis
-. - I-.i-seo TIE Affairs CT the esty VIII -
II q nuddlsd condition and e5tv irunroverae3t
eaeexed, 50 bun1s, be SAYS. exunos be issued
lnAaA 49, ane ia1gie is siralgntsne1 out ETeaEu-
-. e LhlaxS sehome, whaseoza and Pair
AAsea VII Dc named BelAaghar.
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DrRrEx. Tnly a-TAe PArReIliEs press i sx-
e.esinvgx covnras1 over TIE result OF TIE Car
lor election
The F~serazz's J0E--s1i says: There is nov 10
more ehanes OF getting home rule fer Ireland
taAn of retfing TIE noon
The Eorse-s' yes-&zf s6os: They hSve
abandoned rhesr in1sF<u1encs FOG TIE British
ps-fy yoke"
The conservative Dublin E-pveEs says: The
F,rif.h viii learn from Carlow that TIE Irlsh
tenant farmer. when rot setCAted ~ a. insane
land hunger. IS pGPpst n tie bands Q: ths
Roman C.tholie p-sestA, ans a. unSt 10 bs a.
slSc.o- a. II ae re al infant or .unztle-"
Tae Sz.isaa. Press. AcCarshyits orgN-, "a
naturally juo.lG lGnf. sn1 says "Ihs C&rioW nea
have dealt eesin elow u TIE isetlo1 o. Par
re-. from waieh shsre 10 20 logger any peril
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Labouehere Says Salisbury Is
Unfriendly to France.
COMMENT ON PARNELL's FALL
Emperor Williams Visit TO England
Crowded Full Of Joy.
Spurgeon L. Weaker and Delirious-
Conflicting Russian Crop Reports-A
Polish Noblemsn Murdered-Jewish
Refugees In America Dissatisfied

LoSpoy. July a.-In the common. to-
night Labouchere protested against the
attitude OF Lord Salisbury toward the
oreibund ss calculated 20 irrifate France.
The foreign secretary contended that the
entente with Italy 70 maintain the status
on the Mediterranean should not Re mixed
mp With the dreiound. 10 which the gov
eminent was not party
Labonchere insisted that Salisbury VISA
doing his best 10 envenom relations with
France. This policy. he said. arose from =
feeling fha. If the republic in France sue
eeeded republicanism would spread in
Europe
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SUICIDE IN TACOMA.
Lefbharf. Salesman, Takes
Morphine and strychnine.

-AcoAA, Juiy a--[specisi. Henry c. LeIo-
1A-s e1iae 70 Tacoma about three ncnths ago -
Z aA1Asezsng salesman FOR the Strc5eI wilken
ooaa Pany, toy manufacturers, OF Cn niesgo. OF
.a-cn ErIn bis brother, Frzak c. Lsibhart. Is
sns 'esaaent manager 81 Chicsgo. H hss been
sa-1e1eo 70 drink here, and las received many
eouanet
his morning a, the Franklin house Leibha-.
committed suicide by swallowing q dose Of IT,
80 grams each % morphine and sfyyehnine.
q q Green, who szssmpied 70 cut his throat
ni~1 knife yesterday, will probably recover.
ne u u Fannie Paddock hospital
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FIRE AT sSoHoNusH.
Dry Kiln and Product OF the Star
single Mills Destroyed

sxoHoxIsH, July s--ISpeeiELl-A Ere broke
OFT II 4 dry kiln oi the star sslage MI AboC;
> c'clock thls Afternoon aa6 burned fas dry
In sn1 about s0o.eOo shingles. Tae dry kin
was attached 70 the east end of the rii he
mil sra machinery were saved without Any
asrnsce. TIE Damage done by frs vas ahouf
S.uD0 The IRE department Uss quick 20 re-
spood 70 the alarm, bat ss the tide vas orf s;
TIE tine TIE engine eould not reach TIE water
s-c hsa . - moved - tas mouth Of the Pill-
carck. la5 feet distant from TIE mill By the
Efforts OF CITIZENS, armed with buckets. the
flames were checked unt4l the water vzs turned
ca through the hose After tTo hours OF s.szdy
wSrk with TIE engine TIE IRE Vas sxtiaguisAsd
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To Enforce the Fishing Law.

TACOMA, July s-Ispeeial discussion of the
SUNDAY saloon-closiug movement has brought
the information nom Fish Commissioner
Wright. Of this city that he proposes hereafter
10 enforce the law Dassed by the last s-sts legis
lature iorbidding the taking OF fab daring the
twenty-four hours succeeding ?. N Saturday.
The law is known among fishing men sc the
weekly close season"
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SEw YoEK. July She Rsil cad Ezprszs ssys-
So-s weeks ago 7. Hogan & seas sseoee<ssc sn
having tns Eagl1ss- bzlls STEAMSHIPS Ninaas and
Nozizzk paced u8d<r The ADsricsn e1x L
le&ks1 oct fodsv ta2t Barksr s Co - tAe Erg-
lszn ko1ss which xSs1-ae9 chargs of TIE M0n-
arch lines financial E5aIrS weez shAi company
went au4er. Taey have -aS6e arrangements 70
-Ez steamship lie direct 70 san Diego szd
san Francisco. BzrEeE s ca. are said % 5e
Hacked BY Haxsn 4 sans ard also ~ Samuel
Homes Ta- Mlnoaa sa9 Mgutsak are % se
ran on this line. tAe eAP4Esl being Furnished, st
Ia said hy tAe EAzAns
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Prosperity Along the Hunt System.

TAcoxA, July Especial Ll-Returning iron .
tour CT inspection Of ihe Hunt system Of rail
roads in the Walla Wslla wheat district, W. q.
Gosslyn, right-of-vay agent for the Northern
Pacific railrosd. reports that several new
stations are needed along the line; that the
wheat growers are iubilant over the pros peets OF
good crops, and that the new warehouses and
other conyeniences for shipping and storing
grxin are fully appreciated by grain men
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.


ToPEKA, Kan. July a--Abont 1iseez Of ths
p-omlaeai Peoples party leaders IN Sssxian here
have declined TIE proposition made - tie Deza--
o.rztie state central ccu-iftee recently 70 fzss
with them IN Local county elections in Kansas
tkis yezr, and 70 rEiss an electoral ticket In
opposition 20 the RePahsse&ns 1ext year
eFEENsFIELD. Mass- galv e-Aa cxasnaed
canvass by the Neg EasszS4 HaN-stcad, shcws
that The new Peoples party Is not ina0rsea ~
TIE farmers OF Sew Enxland AMI New York
TIE suh-treAsuyy bll and tie lo4niag OF new So
sres Of paper y fhs government On Land values
are looked upoa as wild schemes. and the free
coinage Of silver las oas small following
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The Southern P.cific,. California Lines.

san FRANCISCO, July e.-The Southern Pacific
company today issued the annual report OF is
California leased lines. The iossl ezsh assets
are coo: gross earnings, 33a SIS ao0 operat-
ing expenses, 81 .gz6 poo; in salaries for 1452l
employees, 81. $4,000 was expended. The road
has s.7l locomotives, 81 passenger cars and l.
41 freight cars During the year forty-four EN-
pl0yes were killed and 4Os injured Others not
employees brought the number up to lis killed
and 60 injured
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senator Hiseoek ON Puget sound.

suxAs, July g. Especial Limited States Sen
xtor Hiscoek, of New York. and family passed
through here to-day over the Canadian Pacific
snd Belingham Bay 4 British Columbia rail
way en- route 70 Tacoma 10 visit his son. super
intendent Abbott, OF the Canadian Pacific, ac-
conp8nied him in bis private car.
I'd s. Meany. World's fair press agent arrived
here to-day 70 look up some mammoth trees IN
tia vicinity
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TO TRY COL. COMPTON.
Court Martial Convenes at
Walla Walla on Wednesday.
GEN. SCHoFIELD IN PORTLAND.
The People of Helena Terrified by the
Franks of Lightning.
GEN. scHoFIELD IN PORTLAND.
A Tacoma Man Suicides With Morphine
and Stryehnfne-snohomish shingie-
Kiln Burned-Suieide 1t Astoria
Tacoma Business Troubles.

sAS FRAxcIsco, July 9. e.-Brigadier-Gen-
eral Ruger, accompanied by Lieutenant
l. a Lowering Of the Fourth infantry,
his aide-de-camp, leaves today for Fort
Walia Walla, where the general viii pre-
side over the court-martiai TO be held on
July l5 10 try Colonel Compton. Of the
Fourth United States cavalry. The
colonel is charged with neglect of duty in
connection with the Walla waIIa lynch
ing few months ago.
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A Jap.nese Consul Promoted.

VANCOUVER, B. C., July a.-TSpeciaL Honor
able W. Suginura, japanese consul here. has
teen appointed 10 an important position on the
japanese embassy in Cores. and leaves for Tokyo
on the next ship from here. sugir urs has been
here for two years. and has nsde mxny friends
during ms stay. During his absence snd before
the spp0intnen; Of a successor Nr. AlEsyea.
his private secretary, viii De empowered 10 act
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TREASURE HUNTER Oh FILIBUsrkR.


wAsEISsTos CETT. July A letter hss been
received a. the government ocaces here from .
nxn NJ Sorfelk- Va. who states that one Cap
tain Arncf has been engaged a. SorsoIk I'm ship
ping rea for treasure AEzf sa Mexie4n wRf1rn.
over 20 men, and Is secretly taking large guam
titles Of srns and ammunition a. sone port en-
Long fslAnd sound. Il looks rsach ~ though
some sgieusssrtng expedition = c1 foot. and is
nay be meant 20 aid TIE revolution IN Haiti OF
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Tn. British Berinc Sea Commission.

vAScoUvzR, B C, Jaly a-ispecisl-9-H. NJ
6 wsrspite. now in the dry dock 81 VictoriS,
has been ordered 20 GENE here on July Is 70
meet the British commissioners, Sir George
Baden Powell and D.. Dawson. 70 convey them
70 the Danube. On which they viii make an in
vessigaiion OF Bsring sea matters
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important Court Decision.

TACOMA, July Especial Judge Hanso-d,
O. the federal district court. today rendered
decision IN several cases watch we're carried 10
his court from the territorial district court
HsnfCrd's decree IA, IN effect, that such eases
should be taken 70 the stsfe suDerSor court
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Psrono ar CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. July S-c.slssa Gsorx. frsn<z1;
TrAin arrived il tA1s city 81 o'clock fAs sfs<f-|
aOe1 s1n "a: up a. tie Palmer ho1ss, wArrs ~
treated reporters 20 q cEp q sen nans frc1|
so=se q TIE rev crop He EFF f0r TIE wssr Ell
II p n be VIII not sceceed In As e1orr ~
circle me gicoe in afty-nrs days. bnt Ell hex1|
hs prsvi91s record by Eve days Nza Nellie BiYn'
~ ssxE. dmxx
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csuaiettnS Crop Report. in Russia.

I,axrsaS, JAY "A 81 Petersburg sr%cizi 1is-
ns,ea. rssx-r.ng 70 ne eonsieSzug crop reports,
sxvs snEs n sosae plzcss probably the harvest
WI hs far, bzs TIA; pleaEy q reports, o.1elAi
sna private. justly leasing toEssos pSssi-
.as-sl xsaR
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str.nr. snieide >, A.tori..

ASTORIA. Or. Jnlya-H. Nssera. Norwegian,
sgea So committed suicide today in 8 novel
manner. He lied ane end oi oAllng rope
around bis neck snd the other end 70 door
knob and then vuEle1 back until he caoked 70
des.h. he bad hsen drinking heavily.
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The consolidation Of whafrem.

TACOMA, Ju,y S-Asycr jenkins of " hAteoza.
returned today % taa; eiEy after shc-s business
- o5ouEa here tie saws tie question es alsinoar-
r-orzrsag WhaSc0na vii BE carried 70 the So
prsr,e court and that decis3oa viii Be secured
IL two zoaihs- D!sgEuztasd politicians are
eAazxst vita e<Sag as tie bottom 09 tas move
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TACOMA July Especial. l-lieaeral Scho-
field. corIaan6er-ia-ehisi OF the United states
army. and bride are expected here Saturday
night
PORTLAND, July Ms5or-Gene-al John u
schoneld sud usr.y arrived today and viii lesys
for Puget sound Saturday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10

LITTLE Rock. July a-E2rly this merninK.l
jim Bailey, q neesa, Who erin8aaIly assaulted
Ms Folsom, Of Besbe, CA Iharsdag nixhf. -as.
tAkea tro1 jail aE tazi paHns by Al intzri1isS1
T1oo and h&Rged 70 9 rAi.roed Esgr- Tks eoro-'
c<rs i1rx ret7-zed 4 verczes of GeGth a. to
hands at unknown rcrxoza
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
Fi-s a, NcDfinpvilIe, OR.

McMIxSvILLE. Or, July s-A Ers occurred
tai. evening. destroying Jones L Gas planning
mills. sash and door factory and lumber sheds,
with large quantity o! lunSes lie loss is
s.aoOo. with DO Insurance A Ca1nsse laundry
Vas s,so burned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10

snS1a-iE2ng ~ass many believe . BE TIE most
2po--S.t E1~Ess rsllaSs scheme q z&Sy
ys@Ts-She eaas-EEct-va ct railway % ee c7s--
stS0 n tbs iutercsf ot and as . connection vita
the Manchester canal