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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-11
Union Pacific Car. to the SOUND.

PORTLAND, june 1o.-tspeciaL lin the United
States circuit court today the final hearing in
tie case OF the Oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern Railway Company against the North
ern Pacific, was argued before Judge Field and
submitted The suit was brought by the Short
Line and Utah Northern to compel the Northern
Pacific to haul its cars over that line from Port
land 70 the Sound. A temporary injunction was
Issued In the case by Judge Deadly about year
ago, since which time the Northern Pacific has
been hauling the cars of the plaintiff when re-
quested. The question for the court TO decide
is whether it can require the Northern Pacific,
under section of the interstate commerce act,
to take and haul cars of the Union Pacific
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Tacoma Railroad News.

TACOMA, June 10-lspecial l--Chairman W. J.
Thompson, of the citizens Union Pacific sub.
sidy committe, is confident that the Union Pa.
cihc officials are sincere in the statement that
the Sound extension of that road will be built.
Chairman 1hompson's committee has pledged
100000 for yard room and terminal facilities for
the Union Pacific here.
Eight years ago, when the Northern Pacific
frestle was built at the head OF the bay, a loco
motive fell into the channel OF the Puyallup
river. While dredging in the vicinity today the
Bowers dredger raised portion of the old loco
motive. The drsdger will be sent to South
Bend during the latter part of the month.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Bal timore Theater Damaged-Mfles OF
Blazing Forest in Quebec.


BALTIMORE, June I0-The Concordia opera
house was damaged $4,000 by fire tonight.
QUEBEC, June 10.--All the forests along the
line of the Lake st. John railway appear to be
doomed to almost total destruction unless
rainfalls very shortly. From the terminus of
the railway az Roberval, on the shores OF Lake
ST. John, to Lake ST. Joseph, only twenty
miles from Bay City, 10 one connected belt OF
fire sweeping onward through the whole region
At Riyiere au Pierre half dozen houses have
been burned. Other large fires are reported TO
be raging in the Saguenay district.
SALISBURY, Me-, June 10.-Forest fires are rag
ing in the province of Quebec, on the northern
branch of the Inter-Colonial railroad Kent
Junction is wiped out, and Wexford and the
coal branch are in danger. Every available
man is fighting the fire. Many sawmills are
burned. The fire Is spreading, and unless aid
comes soon much greater damage is threatened.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia. Campbell Co.'s
cotton mill, at Menung, was damaged by FIRE to-
day TO the extent Of SIS ,oo0 Crenshaw & Lesser,
weavers, in the same building, suffered loss OF
$4,000. The insurance Is enough to cover the
entire loss,
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occupied oy man and woman during a trip
across tne continent good soft maitrass was
on the bottom OF the box and several articles of
male ana female apparel were scattered around.
The sides OF the box were adorned with hooks
foe ciotnes, and morseis of food were scattered
arouna. Inere were several sir-holes in the
box, and the cover was fitted with hinges so as
to open easily from the inside. As the case
came through in bonded car the occupants Of
the po1 could. OF course, escape detection. The
pox - oeiieyed to have been occupied by an
eloping couple. but who they were is mystery.
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SIR JOHN MACDONALD's FUNERAL.
The Body Taken to Kingston-Requiem
Bells and Minute Guns.

OTTAWA, Ont, June l0.-Thousands OF people
TODAY viewed the remains of the late premier.
The governor general, accompanied oy his stan,
arrived shortly after o'clock ana entered the
parliament building, where he net the ex-
ministers. They entered the senate chamber,
,xhict ,x.s literally covered with floral tributes.
siY no,iceu,en conveyed the casket out
OF the chamber and placed it in the hearse
As the cssket was paced in the hearse the
large bell in the tower overhead tolled OUT dis
maIIy, and immediately hundred cnuren oels
and minute guns added their doleiui music 10
the strain. This was kept up during the rune
rails progress The cortege than iotnso. IL
WA. the largest ever seen IN Cansaa,
and was composed OF troops, police, pub
liz officials, members Of tie provincial gov
ernrnsnts, consuIs of foreign powers,
political clubs and private carriages. All along
the route of the procession thousands had gath
cred. and movement along the sidewalks was
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W. 9. I. .. Convention at Centra1ia.

CESIhALIA, June 10.-fSpecial IA large num-
Der OF Citizens OF Centralia assembled in the
Actnooist church last evening TO bid formal
welcome TO the delegates OF the Western Wash
inston w. c. 7. U. Mrs ". A. Shaffer, Of
Iscoma' was called to preside. The Loyal
LEGION OF Centralia, gave vocal and literary
service. Addresses were delivered by. Rev. A.
J. Joslyn. Rev. W. s. Beyen and others. Mrs.
Judge u. 8. Fry, Of Seattle, responded in an
address OF unusual interest. Miss Esther Pugh,
OF evanston, addressed the children present
Inc regular work of the convention COM
menced al 10 q. m. today. permanent ofgani-
eaton was affected with Mrs. NJ. A. Shafer, of
Tacoma, as president and Mrs l. T. Hidden of
vancouver, as secretary. Some fifty delegates
from the district were present.
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OREGON BOYS HORRIBLE DEATH.
Dragged Through a Sagebrush Forest
by Runaway Pony.

BAKER CITY, Or, June 1o.-Cari, the s-year-old
son of S. II. Yockey, was killed near here today
in a shocking manner. The boy went 10 the pas
ture to catch his pony, and after tying one end
OF q rope around the animals neck he fastened
the other to his left arm. The pony became
frightened and ran away, dragging the boy
through field covered with sagebrush. The
body was entirely stripped OF its clothing, save
where the rope was tied about his arm. The
boys neck and left arm were broken and his
ears were torn into shreds-
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HID LIKE MICE IN A BOX.


VICTORIA, June lo.-Ispeciall-A piano case
supposed TO contain piano. and consigned 70
". r Wright, Victoria, came through from
Toronto some months ago and, q claimant not
putting in an appearance, the case was placed
in freight she'd here awaiting the owner. Yes
terday the company decided 20 examine the
piano. bat when the case was opened instead of
an instrument being revealed. the interior OF the
ease vas found fitted up as . comfortable little
apartment and hearing traces OF having been
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The CentraIia Burglars Convicted.

CENTRALIA, June lo-tspecial.l- 1.-THE men
recently arrested for burglarizing the store Of
Frank d. Miller & Co., were yesterday SEN
fenced in the superior court to seven years each
in the penitentary. They all pleaded guilty,
there being no opportunity for defense.
Charley Brown, who forged the name of ]. R.
Robbins to two checks, for which he was ar
rested at Bucoda and brought back TO Centralia,
was yesterday sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary, having pleaded guilty to the
charge. Judge Hunter said he was disposed to
be lenient with him since he was young man
and this was his first offense.
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HOGS KILL AN OLD WOMAN.
when Found the Beasts Were Fighting
Over Her Body.

MAcoMB, Ill, June lo.-Ars. Martha wayland,
aged 50, disappeared from her home yesterday.
Last evening her grandson, on going into the
pasture, discovered drove OF hogs fighting over
something, and an investigation showed that
they were devouring the unfortunsts woman's
body. Men were compelled to beat the hogs
away from the corpse with clubs, ss the brutes
fought Like wolves. II 10 not known how the
old lady suecumbed 20 their attack.
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The Barring Finances.

LONDON, June lo.-Bsring's statement says
that after allowing for changes In the quota
tons since October, there seems TO be no reason
to anticipate that any claim will be made on the
guarantors. The Barings have offered that IL
any surplus remains from the Liquidation they
win devote 1t to repairing the Losses sustained
on shares Of the Buenos Ayres Water Drainage
Company, though they are not legal ciairnA
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Another California Murder.

SUTTER CREEK, Cal, June 10.-Last night
George Warren and Joseph Bowden, both well
known young men, had a quarrel on the street.
A fist fight ensued, which was terminated sud-
denly by Bowden drawing q revolver and
shooting Warren in the left breast, inflicting a
fatal wound. Bowden was arrested. The affair
caused much comment.
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A Mormon Artince.

SALT LAKE CITY, June D--Pursuant 10 call
and following an apparant programme. the
peoplss territorial committee held Q sect
meeting today. Tonight 1t 10 given out thst =.
passed q preamble and resolved that IL Is thu
sense Of the territorial central committee Of the
peoples party of Utah that the party through
out the territory should dissolve and leave fts
members free 70 unite with the great national
parties according 20 their individual prefer
ences. Little importanes H attached here 20
thfs actfou
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President oakes fin Tacoma.

TACOMA, June Especial. .l-President Oakes,
of the Northern Pacific railroad, arrived here
tonight by the overland train, accompanied by
General Manager Mellen, General Superintend-
ent Kimberly and Assistant Superintendent
Dickinson. President Oakes is making his
annual tour OF inspection and will remain here
several days, as decision must be reached
during this visit regarding q new depot for this
city and other improvements.
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The Heretio Bishop Of Lincoln.

LONDON, June lo.-The now famous appeal Of
the bishop of Lincoln, RI. Rev. Edward King,
ID. d., against the decision of the archbishop Of
Canterbury, In regard to the charges made
against the bishop OF Lincoln of having offended
against the established ritual, came up for
frst hearing today before the judicial commit
tee of the privy council The greatest interest
Is manifested in the outcome of the case.
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II. C. George for Mayor of Portland.

PoRTLAND, June 10.-[Special. AT the Re-
publican convention held in this city this after
noon full ticket was placed In nomination,
and the fight AGAINST the consolidation NOM
inees promises to be bitter one Hon. NJ. C.
George, who served Oregon two terms in con-
gress, was nominated for mayor. C. Fl. Carey,
the present police Judge, and nominee of the
consolidationists, is the only man endorsed on
the Republican ticket
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Puget Sound University to Be Sold.

TACOMA, June 1o.-lSpeeial lowing to the
failure OF the Puget Sound university to secure
endowment sufficient to carry on the university
work, conditional proposition, contingent
upon the effort of Bishop Fowler, of San Fran
cisco, who is now in the city, to secure the
necessary endowment, has been made to sell the
property to the city for public school purposes
for $4,000 The city is in need OF more school
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commencement in Olympia.

OLYMPIA, June el0.-ISpeeial 1.-The commence
ment exercises of the Olympia collegiate insti-
tute were held this evening. The graduates
were Arthur E. Cornelius, of la Conner; Mary
Wakefield, of Elma; William Hopkins, of South
Union, and David S. Troy, OF New Duugeness.
The degree of d. D. was conferred on Rev. S.
A. Bright Of Trinity church, Seattle
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BarrIlIas Puts Editor. IN Chain-Gan,

CRY OF MEXICO, june l0-Three editors OF
E' Popular in Quesal Tenango, Guatemala, have
been locked up in filthy dungeon and loaded
with chains by order of President Bsrnllas, for
having criticised the government. They are
obliged to work on the street several hours daily
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Two sieces Of Mr. cleveland Married.

wALwoRTH, n. y, June io.-The double wed
ding Of Ellen G. Yeornans and Charles W. ham.
iIton. of Denver, and Anna G. Yeomans and
Joseph A. Reed, of Beatrice, Neb.. was eeleora-
ted al noon today at the home Of Hon- Lueien
Y Yeomans, father Of the brides Ez-Presidenf
Cleveland, uncle Of the brides, was present
The ceremony was performed By Rev. William
" Cleveland, of chaumont, y. L., uncle OF the
brides
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The seattle Log at CentraIia.

CESrgALIA, June 1o.-ISpecial 1.-THE big stick
of timber intended for the Worlds fair, at
Chicago passed through Centralia today, on its
way East. 1t attracted great deal OF attention
while here. 1t will 60 via the Union Pacific.
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Woman Acauitted OF Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO June l0.-Margsret Getty, who
shot and killed William Durose, saloon keeper
with whom she was living, last April, was
acquitted in the superior court today.
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Jack the Ripper Again.

LEEDS, June 10.-Bsrbara waterhouse, aged S
years, a quarryman's daughter, mysteriously
disappeared Saturday. Last night the police
discovered her body lying in the street close to
the town hall. The abdomen had been ripped
open until the intestines protruded, and her
legs and arms had been almost severed from her
body
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German Catholics Elect q Leader.

BERLIN, June 1o.-Herr Brandenbergh, mem
Der OF the Center party, has been elected without
opposition to I'LL the seat made vacant by the
death OF Windthorst
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vesuvius Preparing to GROW yioIen

NAPLES, June 10.-The eruption OF vesuvius
continues. The director OF the observatory on
yesuyius estimates that it viii become violent
at an early date.
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Death of an Actor.

NEW YORK, June hilary Edwards, we'll
known actor, died here yesterday from heart
failure, due TO dropsy.
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AnrIo-Porturuese A n,

Anglo-Portuguese Treaty Ratified.
LISBON, June 10-Ths Senate today ratified
the convention with England, which goes into
operation Immediately.
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Ex-Congressman George for Mayor.

PORTLAND, June 1o.-The Republicans this
afternoon nominated ex-Congressman NJ c.
George for mayor.
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al French Exueditfon Roastnd and

PARIS, June I0.-The natives of Matongo have
massacred and roasted and devoured the French
expedition from Loango under the leadership of
M. Crampel
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twill make your comple xson as soft as vel
vet and as fresh looking as morning glory.
wisdom faneus Roeertine
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Emil nent Catholic Ecclesiastic Dead
ROME, June lo.-The distinguished Ttalisu
ecclesiastic, Rev. Father Currie, died today.
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5000 REWARD

We uiH pay the above sum to the person
..;no US Information uhich riU lead TO the
<vvst and coapiction Of the party or parties
- arc n,aiiciousIy removing and destroying
~ Advertisements on fences, buildings, etc.,
b and about this city.
w. MARRIOTT & CO.,
p.,r.r, o,.en Hams aud Bacon, Corner
West and Columbia Streets.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-18
EDENT0N ACADEMY.

Mr. Henry w. Rice, who has
been chosen Prin".~a Will open this
school Sept 2Stn s't.
Assistants will he inn o-sd as the
needs OF the school re- 4lfe. MIR.
Rice is graduate of the University
of Mort Carolina in 1886. and has
been engaged in teaching since that
time
He comes with the highest testl-
menials from his former Instructors
and patrons.
For terms. address either the
Principal or the undersigned.
T. C.BADHAM, Secretary
B. r. ELLIOTT President.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-18
MORE OYSTER TROUBLES.
GEN. W G. LEWIS SURVEYING RoAr
FIRED UPON BY oYsrERMEN.

The Raleigh News & Observer O
the 18th contains the following:
A report reached here Yesterday
o. further complications in the eax-
tern OYSTER grounds to the effect tha,
the surveying boat Of Gen. w. G.
Lewis had been fired upon bv Pam
llco county oyStermen. Gen. Lewis
who is the State Engineer has been
engaged III laying off grounds for
parties wishing to enter and possess
tracts OF ten acres. which the law
allows to every citizen who wishes to
gh ana lay claim to that area The
natives would then be prevented
from gathering oysters On sucb
grounds without paying q toll or
sharing the catch with the owpar
They regarded this as a hardship
h'Ylng always hal free range of the
grountS
Various threats have been made
and few nights ago the survev,no
h"as ct Gen. Lewis was fred unon
a d filed with bullet holes #
happened that all on board were down
In b hole and nobody WAS hurt
Gen. Lewis Was not on board at tho
tine 1t is understood that two
have been arrested by the shera and
boand over to court but the parties
WHO fired the shots have not been
positively found out, and probably
never Will be. It is said that two
hundred of the oys;e-men have |
o'nded together 10 hold their ground |
q d are threatening to drive Gen
Lewis boat away. The sheriff has
lot yet app led to the Cove rnor for
assistance. Gen. Lewis and other
Interested PARTIES were in the citv
yesterday.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-18
OUR cOlORED PEOPLE.


Penelope Lewton lief, for Baltimore
On the inst.
Mary E. Lee has left again for
school at Norfolk. Va
Mrs Jane Tillery will leave for
Washington, D. &, on the oath.
Lea!er johnson. died On the 10Th,
leaving many friends to mourn her
lost.
Martha L. Skinner. Laura Bond
an Julian Blair left Tuesday for
Philadelphia.
Hattie Savage and Nora Savage, OF
Gatesvil!e, the relatives Of Nicy.
Moore returned home on the 9Th
The revival at Providence Baptist
Church closed last Sunday. The 18th,
with an addition to Church member
ship of sixty nine. who were haotised
Sunday morning by the :. p Knight.
Quite large number of persons wit
messed the scens.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-18
HAPPY HOOSIERS.

VIM Timmons, Post Master ofIda-
vile, Ind, writes: "Electric BIttcrs
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined. for that bad
feeling arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, f,rmer and
stockm an, of same place, says: Find
Electric Bitters to be the best Kid
hey and Liver Medicine, made me
feel like new man" j. w. Gardner
hardware merchant, same town saws:
Electric Bitters is just the thing for
a man who is All run down and don't
care whether he lives or dies; he found
new strenth, good appetite and felt
just like he had a new lease on life
Only 3Oc. bottle, at w. l. Leary's
Drug store.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-18
LIST OF CATTLE MARKS.

The following is list and
marks Of cattle sold at Edento1
Sept. 10th, T. B. Bland hect
bought Of Thomas Sutton. Marked
crop right. two underbits left.
10Th, James Sutton beef from
john SaterfeId. Marked crop and
underhit in each ear.
nth, I. Il. Bland l heef bought oil
one Granlbury. Marked overbit il
each ear.
|. nth, Tim White beef from
Gandsy Wilder. Marked three Sits
right, swallowfork left
18th TIN White / beef from A
c. Boyce. Marked poplarleat ri CHI.
swallowfork left.
12th James sutton reef baught
OF Jack Roberts. Marked poplar lea
right, undersquare left.
18th [. B Bland beer from J. Z.
Saith. Marked two uEderbits in each
ear.
12th Frank White l beef bought
Of Ike White. Marked crop {. ght.
underhit left.
18th Jim >atton beef from VIII
Haisey. Marked crop right, sli
let.
18th 7. B. Bland l beef bought OF
Thomas sutton. Marked OPP right,
two under bits left.
18th Frank White I beef bou1 BIT
Of Capt. Goodwin. Marked crop in
each ear.
16 T. B Bland I beef from Georee
Hudson, Marked swaIlowfork riyht
crop slit left.
10th Jim Sutton beef from Ab~an
Right. No k1ark.
16:h Tim White beef bought of
" II. Leary. Marked poplar leaf |
n each ear. !
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-18
TAX NOTICE.

The tax list for 1891 with orders
for collection is now in nv hands for
collection. All persons are requested
to pas Immediately, as [ propose to
make early co lections and prompt set
tIemens. 1ndu gence means delay
and &c ay means danger. Therefore
[ shall expect all to be prompt. Ne
Stand off this vear-thc cash must
me or somebody will have some extra
cost TO pay.
1, or nv Deputy. will be at:
A. j. Wards Store, October 21st.
j. II Hobb' : - - 22nd.
Center Hill, - 23"d.
w. r. Jordan Store - 24Jh
Eterton s. 26Uh
Will be in Edenton every Saturday
after date mentioned.
Remember the dates and Settle at
o..ce.
J. n. PERRY,
Sheriff nf Chowan Co.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-18

Handsome Parlor Fire Place Screens
something new. attractive and very or
namental-the latest thing out-for sale
a Chls once from 6Oc up. They are
mace OF hlghly decorated Japanese pa
paper deco grated in shaded effects with
as7 .ftea celors, tinsel border. beautiful
Ii1eo, mounted on Jacquered wood
we have sold quite a number. ETary,,
lady who has seen them was deIiobted