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Bim..aJIism weak I'm Germ,nx

BERLIs. Dec is.-The debates IN the relchs;ag
have disclosed the weakness Of TIE supports rs
OF biTnetallism. Count Me:bacn and Baron
hirdof alluded 20 the question Of the eemone-
tization OF silver as intimately connected with
the grain tariff, bat the house concGrTe1 IA the
opinion Of Chancellor Csprivi, who said il was
superfuous to discuss the topic. The altitude
OF the govcTnmsn: upon the question Of BIZ
meiallism Continues TO be one Of wait
ing. When William seligman, who was
sent 70 Europe tae representative
OF the United States treasury department. for
tie purpose OF arranging al international con-
ference, was here sounding the government,
Chancellor Won Cap-ivi stated tina. the action
OF Germany and England would depend upon
the currency Developments In Washington City.
Herr Miguel, imperial minister Of finance. is q
gold partisan Secretary Won Marshal, although
strong bimetallist, viii only act jointly with
England for dlscussiOa OF the subject
The resumption OF specie payments IN Austro-
Hungary on q gold basis is reported imminent
The treasury already holds l50 10000 forms in
gold, and the total amount required 70 efec;
the resumption Is 250.Ooo. 900. Part Of this sum
can be met BY the retention by the government
OF portion OF the notes now IN circulation.
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The FIRST colored Priest.

BALTfx0EE. Dec. Ia-The cathedral OF 81 Pc
ter and e. Paul was crowded this morning with
representatives Of the Catholic clefgy and ls1Fy.
assembled 20 witness the ordination % Charles
Il. UneIes. first colors1 MAI 70 he raised 10 tae
Catholic priesthood in the United states Cs--
dlrGl Gibbons oHeiated.
ANOTHER c5IoreG priest has been lsboring tor
several years. He Is Rev. l. F0itoa, d 81 Non
ics's church. Chicago, but be was o-dsinet II
Rome Uneies "a qGEcrooa, and was born u
Baltimore t1!rty-Ons Years sgo. he was bsp-
tied. confirmed and made rs first eoEzm aaion
IN e. Francis Xsyier's church, tals city,
where hs g % celebrate hls a-st
mass On Christmas morning Cucles
graduated from tas eolo-s1 high school
At,e- receiving lessons for some years O. SUI
days from Rev. J. 2. S3ztteTy, OF 81 J0sepAs
seminary for co-o-sd Missions, Cncles weEf n
August. ISs3, 70 - EyAcintA college, - ETs-
ciEth, Canada. n l.s3 te was graduated and
entered 81 - 5oseph's se1lasFy. where special
attention IS gwen 20 the training OF Missions
Ties foT wo=k among the eolC-s2 people o. tas
United STATES. II Is expected nat the colo-=d
priest vii be able 70 accomplish much among
TIE people OK h5s race n tHa United states.
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ploye OF schussler Bros. jevle-s. h,.
cries compel ed tie robbers 20 So =
their treasure 40 a
The Barnaby-Graves trial. a. rsa,- /
ioarned untl Mca1Ay, owing - -, "a
Attorney Macon '@''
violent earthquake, followed ~
undalato-y Eaovemeas az ths eayts 80
Friday az C0r.eone, sicily. Sl''si
II is said the German and Ars.-s.
have each agreed o. send z men Der ~ ~.
- N'''AF'a !" afSe SPAN 70 Join The zo,lv.rss,
The Connecticut supreme court has ~ ~.
y bl-Aley qlo Nasraara p-0cee1laxs -
confederation, ous 10 1ee.sloa ~. -.
reached. ~
zanz. bar VII ee = free po-s .',sr Pss.,,-
neA-' except - regards alc5lo. and -,,ns,,.-
OF var No duties vi b. @ .ec.e,s -
articles szeert t1dss c0mroClres
Tie New south Waes parlIs-aes. .,,.,
os@--F sli--1< q tl-r-y-slx ao1rs. nss.as =
government t4r.E Ths result vs. -,
AeAeFeTr ol.y ~ me SOD eaton d elo;ur.
TIE NeE No-k Aueriel1 ntstr.cc .ni ".
D-f-'lct 4e-eEr2qn Coupa1.es ave h.s, ~
s1--+s'ec- TIE rresi-eas 5i tae aew - "a
= Z. = ,l-p2-aa- Iem1er c! toe A..
Acp-s e -r-.-y. stock 1--S-rs-
TT s#..-As4a..s = 49,
c2rT@lt p probably injured All NJ. x
snl dalg ;~-s Bruised by he ,aI AZ |. -
Aes'e-a a2!i-l0r, san Ert-ciseo. $50
"-l1 t1Pg.ci the 5-l.-iaE over.
S-1at0r sn1 N-s Mcmillan gave 4. ss-.
cay 2 x1t r. honor Of President and ~. -
son Ile other guests we're General sebcs.',I
Justice and Mrs. B-own. Ms. Pan s,.--Sla
senator AID Mrs- HE2aerssa sad Hoa. a. ~
sca1 -. Foster.
NaEs has been received from Hs,os- ,As
"a of The province % Tolq1ia. of an -
De1tia t1s Tran- m mountain. bs.wae, ~
t2eaEl-nt o. Erelch troCps sa4 the taut ~ III
n1.1- b soo-e-. LE1Ey. Ths rosbe, -
t1a-v tetea.el sa4 sei. leaving the troo-.
possession q taeir stronghold. Il !. -
taAi n victory y 80 Fssgls n restoring ua.r..
tAe district
Ihe Z Lozis Police have obtained s,os..
clue 90 the glendale ro5be-s from thu uo,---.J
I'm Cumming, who . now in the Ises-sJ
tlfy peu4teut.sry for s similar arTsn.e NJ
rooocry Eas c3rlull tied b. Al ex-eoavirt IA \
Caar-es. notorious character, WHO "a. opI,
cent : released from TIE Canyon City prison N
IS supposed TIA. the robbers are now in h.s,
u Colorado
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FIGHTING AGAIN IN BRAZIL.
Revolutions in Three Provinces-The
old Congress TseassembIes.

Rio |ASEIRc, Dec. l9-Nsss wRs received
today tina. revolution had broken our l. Espi-
70 Ssnto. one Of the maritime provinces OF
Brazil, and that SO insurgents mad succeeded in
6ev3s-Dg the vice governor from oalee. Tie
situation IN the province OF Bahia. which
bounds Espirito >zaio on Ihe north, Is also CRIT
ieal.
LONDON. Dc. IA dispatch from Parnsra-
buC9 states that popular uprising occurred in
tha. city today against the governor OF the
province. The troops were called out and
sharp fighting followed. II ! reported that
sixty persons were killed or wounded Il is
also stated that the governor resigned. aad taat
quie. was almost Immediately restored After
the restoration Of order The members of the
!unta were eheezsd By the people IS they
passed along the streets
dispatch was received here today from Rio
tS2eIro which announces that the national cor
gTess, dissolved by D2 Fonseca when lie de-
cisred himself dictator OF Brazil. has re-assen-
bed IN pursuance OF call Is
Message % congress P.esi tent P,.-sto
declares that il is now the duty of congress TO
deal wiki the existing commercial crisis BY re--
fecting reorganization o. the banking sy>tarn.
The president estimates the deficit "A tee budget
az 90 contos OF iai-re.s Ter the currel. daaa-
eisl year. The deficit IS slight.
The santiago de Gale correspondent OF the
Zjsaes telegTapas that information has beaa re-
celvet there tas- the political condition Of
Southern 8EazI continues unsettled. but that
reForts o. anarchy there are without iOunda-
ton
WASHINGTON CITY. Dec. ia-Tha BRAZILIAN
minister las formally noIiEei the secretary OF
state OF the desire OF his government for an ex-
tension OF the time FOR exchanging ra.ifcations
OF the arbitration treaty formulated by the in
terna-.oaa. American conference. south Amer
lean countries, II Il expected, Will desire an
extension 0. the PERIOD for ratification. sad this
proposition IS warmly Endorsed by this gov
errms1r
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THE FEDERATION or LABOR.
Trouble with the II. % l.. Rridr.d
ONer-Ihe Ieleernnhrr., strile

BIRMINGHAM. A}A. Doe 1.-The America,
Federation OF Labor convention today ndor,tas
n taSls 'or a. agreement between the American
Federation q: Labor so1 tile krsrhts Of labor
II provides that tire ku.ghts Of labor
shall revoke sni issue TO more charters %
local OF uatcna trade assemble. sut IN
return tA0 federation shaW revoke and
issue no more Chtr,ers - mixed federation
unions. The federation viii recommend tn
affiliated unions that they urge upon their MON
be got % become UsmScts o.: mixed assem-.
btcs TIE acceptance OF these condition, WI
ueecs ~aEily obv.ate any future conflict regard
ing she recognition OF labels o. relations q 49,.
pso1et az expelled members.
Tie convention uon-eclcGrre3 IN the nom.
st.on that al International unjon shat Lot
i>sue charter g. 5eCal unions without first con.
sut.us other salasisj orEaai cation IN Thai
ioCaittv.
Eae toycots On Milwaukee beer was raised
a 5eso ufoa was adopted that the struggle lor
the eight aour 1sy he renewed ia lS5.. gul that
some s.'t'a-si srcsu -ssyiou hc chosen - make
fEbL The CONVENTION then returned thauAs -
TIE ,ogA onioas ana as.a,lr1e!
CHICAGO, Dse. Ia-Bccavllus the reports
FROM Nebraska ;hSi tay Telegraph operators on
the Freuoa- ElkAo-n s Missouri Val
ley rosd had been directed 10 aoantoa
the Ordss oi Railway Tclec~aohss>
under pens ~ oi tsi1E a.sal.s,ed fr1ra The ser
vtee. General Manager Newman CO tie Chicago
& Northwestern. watch controls the E.kaora
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Concessions Granted for . Road From
the Atlantic TO the PACIFIC.

6AN FgAscIsC0. Dec. 19-Charlcs Thornton,
81 American engineer, WHO las Just returned
from Nicaragua. states ths: concessions have
bean granted 70 9 n1nbs7 OF Americans By
President S&cesa ana the NicsEagaea govern
Esnt for the construction Of narrow gauge
ros1 for freight service from &o1at0z1bo, on
Lake Aanagus, down the valley o. me BIO
Grznde river % Liaios, q total distance Of Is
niles The ROAD viii coBuec: &. Aora.toraDo
With tie narrow gauge road that now rms iron
torinto, on tie Pacific coast. . Mansg1s, the
capital Q. Nicaragua i . estimated that the
proposed road will IL 30 miles shorter than tie
present Panama route between san Francisco and
New EorA- sDd g. lsGsE I'D miles shorter than
tie proposed route Of ths Slcarag1s canal.
Limos 3 sixty miles from the mouth Of the BIO
GTanee river. which. eng. ..eers believe, can
readily bs made nav.gao!e for deep water
steamers In addition % building a railroad
end opening the bar Of the Bio Grande river. il
Is required tia. line OF steamers, 20 raa twice
month between RIO GEande and the United
States, De maintained; thst cGsto-n-housez and
other buildings for the use OF the government,
together with telegraph and telephone lines be
constructed along the route OF tie proposed
Toad, and that the road Be Gdeo 1ateiy equipped
FOR the expedition A part Of TIE road Is 70 BE
completed and in operation within two years
The contract specifies that tie road and other
improvements must be completed inside OF fTe
years
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Smuyeiers Par HEAVY Fine,

San fRAsCIsCo. Dec. I9.-Ths sum of $4,000
has been paid into the treasury department by
the firm OF Seuberrer, Reiss & Co., the mem
bers Of which were indicted for smuggling,
which IS supposed 70 be II satisfaction of the
claims Of the government against them
and It is believed the civil suit viii
10 dismissed The case dates from
LAST September, when case OF
goods consigned 20 the firm fell from dray and
blrs! opsn, revealing Struggled goods. The en-
tire consignment was seized, as were several
subsequent consignments, and nearly all proved
20 De falsely invoiced Nearly all the invoices
received by the firm during the year were in
spected by L N. Csshin, deputy collector, who
has been dismissed for alleged completely il the
sInugg ing.
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Cherokee Strip Sold for $4,000, 900.

CT. LOUIS, Dec 19-The Republics Muscogee,
]. T., special says: The Cherokee council and
United States commission have agreed upon the
sale Of the Cherokee strip for S. ,595.735.
The Unite states agrees TO remove all persons
within the whole tract Of the nation recognized
TO be unauthorized parsons. The Cherokee
nation is secured in its jurisdiction over all its
old citizens, natives or adopted. The fifteenth
article OF the treaty of 1856, by which other
Indians can be locsted upon the home tract, is
abrogated. The United states shall render &C.
count OF ali money due the Cherokee nation
under ell treaties from ISIS 10 1865. aud If such
accounting IS incorrect or unjust the Cherokee
nation may bring suit in the court Of claims
CheroKees now resident upon the strip may
take eighty acres OF land each. By the terms OF
tine agreement the Cherokees relinquish not
only the strip but ell claims or interest Of any
kind they may have il land lying west Of the
ninety sixth degree.
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WAsHfsGTos CRY. Dec l9.-The major gen
ersl commanding the army has issued genera
order giving names of officers and enlisted Ihsn
who distinguished themselves By specially
meriterious" acts or conduct IN the serTIce 0Ir-
ing the year $50 and Ia the recent campaign IN
South Dakota The iist includes tie foiloNins
nsrnes: First lieutenant Allen, Of the sScon1
cavalry: Captain Ewars, Fifth infantry; Firss
Lieutenant Hale, Twentieth infantry; Captain
Hurst, Twelfth infantry; Captain BoHas,
Second Lieutenant TrEo and Second lle0-
tenant Balance, Twsnty-seeond iofant7F'
First Lieuteasnt Moore, Ninth iniaL.IY'
Lleutenant-C Colonel Bsehe, sergesns-2alor
HoT. Sergeant sjor Henry. Ninth cavalry;
Captain Sowlan. se7euta cavalry; Captain Cap
ron, First artillery: Captain Vsrnur1, Seventh
cavalry; Captain GsrlIagton, Seventh cavalry
FIRST Lieutenant Gresham, Seventh cava-EF'
First IAenfensn. Hawthorne, Fourth sTEl4lsrJ'
First lieutenant siekel, Seventh cavalry; fiFs'
I8eutensnt Mann. second Lieutenant R.ee, s@F-
erlih eavalry; Seeoad Lieutenant Preston Slzin
cavaIry; Captain Kerr, SIKH esvslFy; f7rss
Lieutenant Cheeve-, Sixth csvsirT; second
Leutensn. HOWE, sixth cavalry; Captain Lee,
Ninth cavalry; Second Lieutenant C.onEa,
F.fHt iniszfyy
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BULGARIA Is FIRM.
The Demand of France for an
Apology Refused.
DYNAMITE SCARE IN PARIS.
BfmetaIifsm In Small Favor in Ger
KxtravsgaDt Army oficers.

BELLY, Dec. f9-rAssociated Press,
Copyrighted. 1891. The view taken in
official circles here Of the quarrel between
France and Bulgaria - that il will result
in mischief A dispatch was received yes
terday evening from the German embassy
At ConssantinopIe containing the SUD-
stance Of the protest made TO the grand
yizier by CamDon. French ambassador.
in which Ribot, French foreign minister,
accuses the Bulgarian government, beside
the Illegal expulsion of CbadoBin, with in
sulting French Agent Lenel by setting q
polite watch upon his residence, and upon
one occasion with arresting Lenel himself
by mistake. LeneI appears 70 have been
suspected Of rendering assistance TO Russo
Bulgsrians. RIbot contends that the
porte must now insist that Bulgaria
apologize and rescind the order Of expul-
sion against Chadoain. and thus wipe out
by public official recognition the insult TO
the French agent.
The grand yizier communicated with
the government at Sofa, and in answer
the authorities expressed regret that the
incident had arisen, but declared that
they would adhere 10 their right % ezpel
Chadouin. The Bulgarian agent g: Con-
stantinople. IN communication addressed
10 the German and Austrian embassies,
cOuched in the most cordial terms. asserts
that his government has strong proof that
the French residence has been made the
focus Of plots against Starnboalof. the
Bulgarian prime minister. The opinion
expressed in diplomatic circles in Berlin
is entirely against RiDot. Ii IS not eZ-
pected that he viii venture 70 refer the
dispute 10 the Berlin treaty powers He
will probably bully Bulgaria in order 10
please Russia, and keep the quarrel stand
ing open until an opportune moment
arrives for the beginning of active hos
tiIities
PARIS, Dec. BIT is stated that the
minister of foreign affairs has declined 10
grant an interview to the confidential
agent OF Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria,
who sent messenger TO France 20 explain
the Chadouins affair.
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Eanread amt Cornora,inn Nn,s.

l. A. NsGsau. ass.stsnt superintendent Of thu
Northern Pacific roa1, went 10 Tacoma yester-
day.
The Seattle Tug and Fargo Corrpsnv VIII To-
day move CUT OF TIE tgi.141c used cy the seat
;,e & Montana road Is q depot. srd TIE latter
VII nave sa-e possession. Al axe Ugh: IS being
placed IN front Of the building
Tie railroad ticket agents are selling . i.-ra
nam5-r of tlcAeis - persons who are gong
Eas; 10 spend Christmas Tickets are hairg
hoUga; ior a.. points whlca can be reached be-
tJ-e Christmas.
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Fighting Resumed in Central Americ.

SAN SALVADOR, Dec. l9-The revolution AZ
Honduras Is said 20 be rapidly drawing % 3
close, and the government Is credited with
whipping the rebels az ell points
CITY OF GUATEMALA, Dec. 12-G-eat excite.
nent exl-ts IN thLs city Don MOutuH. causf
date for the presidency, has armed his follow.
eTs and is preparing - pronounce himself r-ss-
ident President Barillas is much alarmed. srd
Is taxing extra precautions Tor lis personal
sGierv.
CITY or MEXICO, Dec. Ia-Advtccs from Tegu-
Gig .iia. Honduras, state that 4 very strict cen
sorshlp OF kilograms = enforced there REGARDING
The uprising. The sam alyicas state that GOV
ernn,en, troops are obliged 20 retreat AZ eyerv
point and that the rebals have received soma
supplies OF arms By way OF salvador
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San FRANCISCO. Dec. I9--The statement IS
again made here that TIE RIO Grznde < Western
is contemplating al extension OF its line to this
Coast, ana that estimates are being made IS to
the cost OF construction. The road now touches
the confines o. Nevada, AMI the legislature Of
that state has offered subsidy 70 the line that
viii traverse the state Entrance into Califor-
nia over the Sierras could be effected by xay OF
Beekworth pass. TIE rails are laid and the road
graded through g considerable portion o. the
pass, and il IS stated thai the Rio Grsnde could
acquire this property withou; difficulty From
Bec1Wor pass two routes 70 san francisco ara
feasible, one passing down Sacramento valley.
the other following the coast more closely and
reaching tide water Just north OF san Francisco.
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CAPITAL OF MONTANA
Jim Hill Proposes to Remove
1t to Great Falls.
RIO GRANDE'S PACIFIC END.
Great Northern Said TO Be Kxamining
Crfon Pacific Roadbed to Portland
A Railroad Across Nicaragua

Bette, Dec Is.-.spec.aLI-Tith the srs:
blades Of grass next spring the Montana Central
Will resume Is cou-se % Aaseo76s, Jhzs giving
the szos5te- city much needed facilities for The
better disps-ca Of IS business u tas matter OF
material and fusi transportation L "a further
reported Iass jim Hui agrees % TIE vas. eI-
pec1it1re involved n this woTE, 1Os less than
8. lEg,l1s9. Only upon 9 distinct understanding
VIE Garcus Daily tas: the Latter. e. II. friends
and t1e1r newspapers Use the1r influence L Ire
counties o. silver Bow, Deer Lodge and AissoIls
II tae t1tsres. Of Crest Fails for pe-la1sa.
CAPITA OF the state i osirg the .nteRtion Of
Hi s1d the Great Northern 20 make Grss. Falls
great city and 20 knock ont Eelecas presea.
eiEirz 20 commercial p-e-s2insnos. Hill hss
grsz. rse4 estate schema e. Great Falls, and
knows that Anaconda county "a il grez. aset Of
cLzzo fuel
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Business Failures.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 19.-Bra9siree.'s Mer-
csnti!s Agency reports twenty-one failures in
the Pacific coast states and territories for the
week ending yesterday, compared with fourteen
for the previous week end twenty-five for the
corresponding week Of 1890.
HURON. :. D., Dec. l9.-The Huron National
baak has been taken charge oi by the national
baGk examiner.
NEW YORK, Dec l9.-s Y. White & Co, stock
brokers, Who assigned recently. fled schedules
today stating thai their Liabilities, secured, are
$1,000, and those unsecured Sl.0l8Cg0; NOM
inai assets S1,CJ7,oo2. and actual assets $4,000
The difference between the actual aud nominal
assets : due - bad accounts and depreciation
oi securities.
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An UnpopuIar Peruvian

CALLAo, Dec l2--lSew York Herald special
The business houses here were closed vesta-.
day, and mass meeting Of merchants wa held
winch protested against the proposed de-
cree requiring merchants doing busi,e,s
q; the custom house 70 deposit IA 80
sols each in place Of a bond The Lima 49,
Eess houses joined in the demonstration :
resolution was adopted 20 dispatch no -,ora
goods for the balance OF the year. The ,ss,,1+
VIII be that ships VIII depart from here in an
empty state and import viii be stored IN tbe
meat,
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Nebraska Corn for Hungry cus.,.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. l9.-GoveTnor Thayer has
Issued an appeal 70 the people OF Nebraska call
ing for contributions OF corn sufficient % make
q train load. 20 Be sent 70 tie needy peasants o.
Russia- Il Is estimated by the governor that the
necessary contributions VIII be Tnsde with Il tan
oays, when the train VII be placed at the dis
posai OF Secretary Rusk.
81. PKTEEsBC re. Dec. I9.-Advices from Che
lablusk state that a peasant youth murdered
I've sleeping men and robbed them. An sc-
count ot canGibal.sln comes from IngeehoT,
where three peasants eatlced q shoemaker into
the forest; killed him AID then cut him Cd and
Ete portion % hls flesh
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The Coming OF Sunnl.

ne arrival Of s1aol 4 New YORK las been au
important event - MS community. For sew
ei2t DAYS the 1set maze held reception in Mr.
Bonner : stable Z West FltTy-ffta street which
amounted 20 al gliae soiree. and 5t viii net
Go Tor any man who wishes - hold up his head
II horse clrc.es. 70 confess that he ala 40,
s-'e01 L The Four Hun 1-e4 OF horse soeistv
NTSe al t1e-e, which means that the ssu-eseri-
'stfes or male society were rggicIv
sx 4AceL Persons were sdmi.ted 70 tha
great horses presence BY card only. and
oa4S the very exclusives who ~.rot in
~-at ctEss, could get sight OF q Suuol
pSs'e11STd- There has not been, I think the
same sid cesiTe 70 see visitor since ne lgte
bo-a fsoIo HAs here. u 9 Certainly had ne Other
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For Threatening a Rich ,rianu,s LIE.

SAS FRANCISCo, Dee. IA warrant was issued
today - Judge Josca.-lsol Tor the arrest Of
Michael Hawkins or tao charge Of threats
against ;he lie Of Nh Anna Donohoa. widow
o. Peter Douotoe. TIE banker and q second
cousin @; Hawkins. Tho complaint was sworn
70 by Mrs. 9o1o1oe and Is based upon several
letters which Hawkins has recently written,
tsrcatening 70 XIII ner II sAe would not comply
with his demands. Hawkins served term n
the county !ai. year ago for assau.:in. MS.
pauohoe On che street With : revolver, ar.nr
two shots AZ her wIthou: effect
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Prison Scandal AT Reading Pa.

REApIN5, Pa. Dec. "a sensation was
created IN cour; he7e today by the ex-nisAt
Waterman Of the county prison, Reuben
Ehoades. pleading guilty TO releasing from
prison, Beatrice Collins, she female counter
letter. and John Miller, a burglar Ge made
statement, descr h-1g the ro,s shocking. dis
orderly and drunken carousa.s In which female
prisoners and jail officers ps-.ici pstc4 81
night The cou.5 irare liste,y entered q rule
On ihe warter Of the .aiI - show cause why he
saoud not be removed and ordered q full Il.
-. aL.r-t.
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Work on the Grant Street r,,.

The work o: the Grant street electric rosd
VIII be completed 6 org South Third % Wash
ingion street On Ncaiay evening and 70 South
Seattle ~ the end Of this week. with the exCer-
ton 81 tie cross ags. From South Seattle
southwark the road Is being graded, ties have
been dlst-- 5uted and 1racklavlur WI . esiu II,
another week. The poles have 81 baln set On
the tEes.le and are ready to- ,h- wires.