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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-17
BASEBALL WAR OVER.
leagues Now, and the Western
association Admitted.

Ies =. ORR, Jan. l6-The baseball war is at an
- - me prospects are for "A successful sea
lAne. Hsl. Tonight the National League,
ifay...ssl association aud the remnant of the
Ina league, in joint session, formed into
IT, sues absorbing the Players and admit
lh.o, Ie Western Association to the new
| es,,s11u. ssfeemenL Boston, Chicago, Phila-
ssss.,Sa sflayeTS' Leaguc) and Washington were
4 ~ 49, @ The American Association in place
- mister, Syracuse, Toledo and the Athletics.
| b. s'aetaean Association bought out Roches-
ltsF sssss"; Toledo for $500 and Syracuse for
lsesr,. " hoSton American Club must charge
Ieex nsssalsulsslon. All PLAYERS League sheep
Isfsea ~. 70 the fold whore they were re
| toEsees. - undoubtedly many of them will he
| n b. ~ ~ sssy where they are. Everybody was
tAae ~ ~" sgreemcnt provides for 3 board OF
1 sAsss,s1.sh s0all control the working oil the
Ikask -, IL destroys the sale system ana
Iesset % 81 pat continues the reserve rule in
4 Hease ,.SsViS whose salaries are not paid may
}ts &c. avieSse from clubs which are ia arrears
lsRae ~ GAYS Many important changes are
NJ 5ssss, iooklng :or the elevation of the game
es's and Capitalists t''''
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Health is Wealth !
q RAIN

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money II the treatment does nos eject a cure
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DEMPSEY WILL PROBABLY RETIRE.
kamor sof His Death Published-He
Shows No Marks of the MILL


NV ORLEANS, Jan. 16.--[Speciai 1.-The large
cuEd Of visitors who came here for the Dernp-
es-fitzsimmons fight were nearly all on their
7sy home last night. The prinipals still re-
nan, ana few fighters attached to their
lamps are looking for matches on their
WI account Several matches were made.
hKe toniey, the Ithaca giant, and Billy Woods,
pehfer, signed articles for q tigt before the
Audubon association February g. for purse OF
VIZ, with $3.50 to the winner, at eatch-weight.
aler and McAuliffe are now as good as matched.
'ee felden, OF England, is looking for Bowen,
aa 90 on down the list
eess came from Chicago tonight that paper
neie had dispatch announcing the death of
Rsnpsey. Nothing was further from the truth.
psmpsey Is getting better rapidly and by to-
lRssws wren he appears on the street, few will
abe TO recognize him as having been in
Enengh1 Dr. Borne called on Dempsey on
thursday and found that his nose was not
Hoken, and that none of his bruises were
SiouS lie did not even write prescription.
dempsey was out of bed today, ate hearty
s saael and dressed for walk, but number of
ANuus came and he remained in his room TO
ss'eisain them They drained bumper of
ssa.lI@gne 70 his future prosperity and left the
= seapaiei In good humor. He will remove
= 'ain'iy TO hotel tomorrow and after another
~ o. Two will proceed home. Dempsey even
Aaea OF meeting anybody of his height aud
.ssah out viii more probably retire from the
nag for good.
-. NV uhLEASs, Jan. l6.--A rumor which was
s 'his evening, to the effect that Jack
~ ssapses was dead is absolutely without foun-
S'ah. tie Is getting better rapidly, and will
s "a as usual tomorrow His nose was not
ssAeh, as at first reported
~. ayhaLaSD Jan. l6.-lSpeciall-A private dis
NJ was received here this morning by Jack
ssallsey iather-in-law from the pugilist,
.ssle mat ne was WELL and would be home in
- 'en days For the past two days ground
nsauMors have been in circulation here that
A.. $50 had committed suicide, or had died
~ sue eneess OF the punishment rece iyed.
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10 HIS WIFE'S PARAMoUR.
North Carolina Husband
stabbed to the Heart i'm /, ~,

n e., Jan. 16.-one of tho b,oosies,
dav sser fought with knives took place yeeter
1 Ray al1efnoon, eight miles from Moroantoyvn
for some time past Joe Harris vo,, ~
some promise, suspected that John Aiken sos
~, .s intimate with his WIFE, Harris. seeing that
AlAen oid not heed the warning given him
On siaSsp and swore he would XIII Aiken
puhiie rood e ,y afternoon they met in n
a riY' me-. aiken that one or the other must die
long as enI be d ne had put UP with his conduct
he bas a AZ eould Aiken tried to explain that
elas Isported criminal intimacy was nothing hnt
Rimsapif Harris ia tbs, then TOLD Aiken to prepare
Enita a,,s ne drew from his pocket long blnded
pu. aiken was ON his guard and before Harris
b bn;fe i ,. second effort Aiken thrust his
atais up 70 the handle, in Harris heart. The
aiiai. mas caused an unusual amount Of exc,ta
asInn ana search party has gone to capture
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MONTANA DEMOCRATS coERcIvE.
They Will Contest Powers Seat, and
May Impeach Supreme Judges.


HELENA, Jan. l6-lspeciaL 1.-THE situation of
the legislative middle is more serious today
than at any time since the opening of the ses-
sion. The secret of the caucus held by the DEM
ocratic members OF the legislature last night
leaked out today. 1t was decided to contest the
seat OF State Senator John W Power, but for
some reason the contest is postponed tor the
present. The plan OF the Democrats is fully APP
parent The Democratic House has been recog
nized by the governor and the Senate, but it is
feared that tue lieutenant governor, Republican,
VIII refuse TO sign the bills and further they
fear that the supreme court will, in line with
former rulings, declare laws so passed unconsti-
tutional.
The unseating of Power will give the Demo-
Gratis two-thirds majority in the Senate, thus
enabling them TO carry out the threat OF COM
menclng Impeachment proceedings against the
supreme court judges and the lieutenant gov
errior.
The Senate adjourned after short session
this morning. The contest was laid over until
Monday, in hopes that the Republican repre-
sentatives win be forced to accept the terms OF
compromise offered by the Democrats. and
thereby render the contest unnecessary, but the
Republicans are incensed, and will not recede
from their position. The Republicans have
made sucn oyertures could consistently be
made, but the Democrats demand an uncondi-
tlonal surrender, and insist on seating the five
representatives from silver Bow county, who
were defeated by throwing out the vote of pre-
ciuct "a
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LUCKY MR.. INGALLS,.
The Ambition of the Farmers
May Overlap Itself.
MONTANA MIDDLE is WORSE.
Senators Teller and wolcott InsuIted by
the Administration. But They viii
Return Good for Evil.

KANSAS CITY. Jan IA special to the Times
IRON topeka, Kan, says: Sensational develop
ments IN the senatorial fight may be expected
soon The Farmers Alliance, in caucus last
night, decided TO unseat seven Republican mem
oefs Oh the lower House, and seat seven contest
ant Farmers Alliance candidates When this
TACT became known to the Republicans of the
senate 1t is said they decided to adjourn the
senate on the very day that the Republicans of
the lower House are unseated. The adjourn
ment will be sine die, and will prevent the
hoiding OF joint session to elect a senator. The
choiee OF senator to succeed ingalls, viii then
devolve upon Governor Humphreys, who, 1t is
said, will name ingalls,.
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COLORADO SENATOR'S INsULTED.
But They Will Not Oppose Confirmation
of Monetary Commissioner Hill.

DENVER, Jan. 16.--Governor Routt today re-
ceived a telegram from Senators Teller and VOL
colt, saying: "The telegram signed by yourself
and others, urging acquiescence in ex-senator
Hills nomination as monetary commissioner, is
received. Hills nomination was intended, and
has been everywhere recognized, as an affront to
the Colorado senators for their course respect
ing silver, but whatever may be our personal
differences, we have concluded to request his
confirmation, being animated by a desire to
further the best interests of Colorado We fear
II Mr.. Hill is rejected some mono metallist
would be appointed in his stead The senators
also requested the governor and other signers of
the telegram TO join in earnest effort to recon-
ellie the unhappy differences existing in the
Colorado House of Representatives.
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SEATTLE, Oct. 10, 1890.
DR. I Eugene lord

DIR. j. Eugene Jordan
Dear Sir: 1t is with pleasure write you
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Canada Hard Up for Money.

MONTREAL, Jan. l6.-ISpeciaL l-Ca madam
bondsmen win be well represented in the finan-
cal centers of Europe this month. civic del
egation lett today for Europe via New York, to
borrow s3,ooo,ooO which Barring Bros. had con
tracted Tor but could not deliver They propose
trying Parisian methods and those of switzer-
treasurer sail for Paris on February for $40
uoU,0oo The Dominion government must at
once make temporary loan of SiO10OOO
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The Nebraska Political Imhroclio.

LINCOLN, Jan. 16.-Petitons are being circu-
lated throughout the state asking the legisla-
ture for a recount Of the ballots at the November
election. This is supposed to he scheme of
the Independents TO get possession of the bal
lots OF Douglas county, in which Omaha is stu
ated, for the purpose OF counting out Boyd and
seating Powers governor.
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today. alter s ILL., nopson's company died here
enc was taken i'll at Salt lake. h,,t ,,.,,
physcian Inc Journey until she reached chcsg J,
On here Her ea. Lake advising that she cosn,
van ha, prsneisco with the company. wer ron
sn nen sne died The body will he ~,
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Thomas Jergenson was feeling rather hilarious
last night and, while delivering d speech 10
ronpanion in front OF the Maitland house, on
Frout street he thrust his hand through a large
nane of glass ia the front @! A. Maitiand'S store.
nfhcer sims beard the noise and locked him up
His hand was scratched considerably by the
hrnken glass,
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CAUTION-The Histogenetic medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: CDR. J. Eugene ,Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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JACK Is ALL RIGHT.

kilograms as to Dempsey's
Condition.
~. Yesterday Charlie Dexter received several dis
&. concerning Jack Dempsey's condition.
'a \, ifom Tom Maher SAYS:
kr,ssSlas.s splendid; nothing serious; home in
'.a' --shs al! well, regards"
rsieS' ~ was received from Jack McAplitfe, in
reo ~ : ai right; could not reach Fitz with
B.s s.''aes; win be home soou.''
|s,glS ,-e ssld last night he thought Dempsey
ssss plooAaiy go 20 New York from New or
|efn - .S SA!n there about week and then re-
We talt.e and settle down"
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SAN DIEGO, CAL, Jan. i6.-The board of super-
visors today ordered the district attorney to
commence suit against the bondsmen OF ex.
County Clerk NJ. d. Hamilton to recover 81, 40
as It is discovered that bis accounts are short to
that amount. He was formerly mayor of this
cry ana held other prominent positions He
retired from the Office OF clerk the LIST of this
month, and the shortage was discovered soon
aiterward. Unfortunate speculation is sup
posed to account for the missing funds
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Immense Rubber Firm Organized.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.--A cable message was re-
ceived today from Para by a large commercial
house in this city stating that subscription
books to the new rubber company were opened
and closed today in Rio and Para, and the full
amount of capital, $lo.000 600, subscribed.
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The Colorado Political Imbroclio.

DENVER, Jan. l6.-The two warning factions
OF the House of Representatives have failed to
reach an amicable settlement of their difficult
ties. Both factions held a meeting today, but
nothing was DONE
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Result of senator Biair,s Defeat.

NASHUA, N. H., Jan. ia severe shock OF
earthquake was felt in Pepperelf and adjoining
towns last night. The vibrations lasted several
seconds, causing much alarm.
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New York Legislator Found ONT

NYAcK, n. Y, Jan. 16.--Frank P. Demarest,
member of the general assembly for Rockland
county, was arrested here this morning, charged
with the misrepresentation OF money and forging
endorsements of checks while attorney for the
Union Steamboat Company. of Buffalo,
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DIR. JORDAN'S Office is AT the resi-
dence of ex-Mayor Yesler. Third and
James.

Consultation and prescriptions abso-
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic System.
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Pullman reservations made fer sll points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad ithe vestlhuled
sleeper aud dining car line. \ ChtibcTg, c3ty
fieket sgent, 10 second street Boston block; +.
Toukin, depot ticket agent Seattle.
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BeIIamy to Start a weakly.

BosToN, Jan. 16--Edward Bellamy COM
mencing February IA, will publish in Boston a
Nationalist weekly paper, entitled the Ne0
Nation
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Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup for Children
Teafbinr' noftens the gums reduces infamms-
ZION allays pain, cures wind collie - cents
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A WOLF FOR SHEPHERD.
Methodist Preacher Convicted OF Alien
ating Wife's Affections

fITIsBuRG, Jan. l6.--Rev T. j. Riley, a Metho-
oist minister OF Braddock, Pa, whose trial bv a
church committee has been in progress two
weeks, was found guilty today of imprudence
ana unnilnisterial conduct. The charges were
preferred by w. I. Minnick, who alleged that
hiley al1enated the affections of his wife
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GREAT CARPET MILLS BURNED
Inc Dobson Works, Near PhiIadelphia
Loss, Seven Hundred Thnnsand

Loss, Seven Hundred Thousand.
H. hiLADEIpHiA, Jan. l7.-Fire broke out at a
late hour last night in the Garnet mills of Iohr
, ai,d James Dobson, at the Falls of the schpvI
All, suburb OF this city. The mill is located
ia tne center OF group of six buildings. com.
posing one OF the largest establishments Of the
KIND IN the United States. Alto a. m. the SIX.
f sa,! carpet and plush mill. the wool storage
n .,. ana the brussels carpet mill were com
pietely destroyed. The fire is still bnrninr
mercy Te put is believed to be under control
Inc losses will probably aggregate 100000.
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For low rates, excellent accommodations and
all the features that constitute successful and
enjoyable trip to the East, take the Northern Pa
cific. Through vestibule trains to ST. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago. consisting of
dining. drawing-room and sleeping cars. New
tourist sleepers under the direction of the Pull
man Palace Car Company are attached to daily
through trains. No better service to be found.
A. Chilberg, city ticket agent 716 Second street,
Boston block; f. Tonkin, depot ticket agent,
Seattle.
Miraculous in curing rheumatlsm-Moo re,s
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Take the Northern Pacific rairOsd. yestibue
sieeper and dining-car ropfe. Tor all points last
A Chigherz. city ticket agent. 7l6 second street.
Bostou block; Z. IonkiD, depot ticket agent,
Seattle.
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sles viii give you perfect hesith If invested
in Moores Revealed Remedy.
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Actress

Actress Agnes Herndon Divorced.
NEW YORK, Jan. i5.-Agnes II. Jes Sc, nee
Herndon, was divorced today from her husband
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1 "ken Woman browns Herself
4xsss - l. J., Jan. l6-word has been re
~ nom Lehlgh that Mrs. Mamie Brad
!. nxnss husband was recently accidentally
ri ana s,-, .o1seame demented and drowned her
small children in a deep spring.
es,. 'ies on the Way to Her w edding.
asns,. 'sh le-Aiss Lillian Owen, of the
1afws,s :. : usSeA company, who was iourpsying
uon San Francisco to wed Mr.. Charles
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FAaad s. 'aH' iO'-9ah Franeise" ~
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Stands ready to relieve Three doses will convince Of its
wonderful virtues half bottle will make you believe in it, and
less than bottle YOU Moores Revealed Remedy will
raise the dead but it will restore to health the afflicted living
One bottle represents investment of $12 and Of
days of perfect health Purely natural vegetable compound
For sale by all druggists.
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Miraculous in curing Observation-Disclosures
Revealed Remedy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14

THE Undersigned. Collector OF the Ecveau.
= of Cape G!1atiNau CJGnty, Missouri. vii
nlcct fr' ~taN-ra-Crs OF said COUNTY al IN" fol
lowing times and places Tor the purpose OF re-,
! %c"iVia- the taxes ter IL" wear ISL, to-Hit
Jacob Wai.le's. %rlch township, MCaiaJ
a'I T~ugss;ay. October ~ agi ~
stTsi'ryi!!e, Liberty township, Wednesday,
q " Prorcr's, Liberty township, Thursday
October -
Cr.,cl Hi!i, Kinder township, Friday, octo.
! Der q;
IiurforIy.!le, ki~ldcrtowuship, Saturday, DC.
tObcr -.
az Ridge, ArpIccreek township. Monday,
Oct1ncr III.
DAISY, -ATPiccrcek township. Tuesday, octo-
Der -.
fr.cdhcifn, Arpl,crrck township, weincs-
day, CC-.hrr =.
ATaab--E. ArpI,ereck township, Thursday
Arpletoa, Applec-cck township, Friday, DC.
Eurrcv.iir, Whitewater township, thursday
November
A!ilicry.!ie, Whitewater township, I riday and
Sa.ur lay November & AID ..
Nicely Landing, slawace township, Tues
dar. >"veIHbtr a..
Facaioaras, shawnee township, Wednesday.
Noyci:ECri IL.
shan c,tora Shawnee township, Thursday
November -.
New Wells, Shawnee township, Friday. No
Esyr: Mills. EanGaI township, Monday
T"aa,iay and Wednesday, November IL. Ii AID
Is.
Cape GiTarieru. Cape Girarleau township,
TEar.iay, kTa!ay and saturday, November ~,
~ adj u
Ccri1nvilie. Hubble township, Monday aad
T1e>lay, November - AID -.
AllrIFille. Hubble township, Wednesday,
November y.
Da;chtoNa, Hubble township, Thursday,
Nuvr.uBtr -.
Tiisit, Hubble township, Friday, November
-
From and after December LIST. to January LIST,
is2. at my olice in JGcK,on.
Notice is hcrc!,y given that all those who fail
to az their taxes at the times aid places, Us
abOy5. may expect TO have their property seized,
LEVIED uP5l and sold fGr payment Of same with
costs. All desiring 70 nav back taxes viii Had
th2 books B. my Oiicc in Jackson.
DAVID J.. SEIEERT.
oeIj Collector Of Iai- Gi-a.Ie2L 90 No.