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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
BUSINESS FAILURES.
Asbury Park National Bank Closed-Old
Grocery House of Omaha FaIla.

AsBURY PARK, \. j., July 1.-The Asbury
Park National bank closed today by order of the
comptroller of currency The total debts are
$4,000. Simmons, of bank wrecking fame, used
the bank last year in Exiting" his checks The
depostors will be paid in full. There is no ex-
citement over the matter their business was
comparatively small.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The statement OF a
claim was filed today in the United States cir
cult court in the suit brought by H. w. Sage &
Co., New York, against C. 8. Riley & Co., of
Philadelphia, TO recover a balance of s229,275
with interest from December l, 1890, said to be
due on purchases of lumber. The statement
showed q running account between the firms
from August Il to November last, aggregating
s946,447.
OMAHA, July Louis Hemrod & Co., one of
the Oldest grocery firms of Omaha. failed this
morning. Assets and liabilities are not kn own
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BOISE CITY, July 1-lspecial Limited States
Marshal Pinkham recently arrested John II.
Stone, of Spokane. charged with cutting timber
on government lands. He is quite wealthy, be-
ing worth 100000.
The Republicans in mass meeting nominated
a full city ticket last night, with ex-Secretary OF
State T. J. Curtis as mayor. Some disgruntled
Republicans with few Democrats put up a
mongrel ticket with James A. Pinney at the
head. 1t is the general opinion that the
mongrel ticket will be showed under.
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Militiamen Pitch Their White
Tents at Gilman.
HOME GUARDS HIDE THEIR GUNS.
Thirty-Five Nom Union Men Taken to
the Colliery Unopposed.
work In the Pit VIII BE Resumed To-
dsy-strikers' Reports OF Sunday Riot
Contradicted -Ante-Mortsm state-
ment of Young Williams.

The presence of militia at Franklin and
Gilman yesterday had salutary effect,
and the day was perfectly quiet. the home
guards at the latter camp even neglecting
their daily drill. Thirty-five non-union
laborers hired in Seattle were taken to the
mine at Gilman, and it is proposed to re-
sumo work at once. A settlement at Black
Diamond seems as far off as ever, and the
strikers there talk of forming a home
guard. There is q growing feeling that
the militia are able to preserve the
peace without the assistance of private
guards, and that it is time to disarm all
ciyilians
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PROVEN TO RE THE REsT.

Tested and proved by over thirty years use in
ali parts of the world, ALLcocKs Porous PLAs-
TERs have the endorsement OF the highest msdi.
cal and chemical authorities, and millions OF
grateful patients who have been cured OF dis
frcssing ailments voluntarily testify to their
merits.
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs are purely yegc-
table They are mild but effective, sure and
xuick in their action, and absolutely harmless.
Beware of limitations, and do not be deceived
by MISREPRESENTATION. Ask for ALLcoCK 5, and
let no solicitation or explanation induce you to
accept substitute.
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THE TRUSTEES WENT FISHING.
Why Papers Were Not Served on Sugar
Octopus-Dividend Already Paid,


New YORK, July Judge Barnard, sitting in
the supreme court. has granted an injunction
restraining payment of the dividend on the stock
of the Sugar Refneries Company. The plaintiff
in the case is said to be James B. Taylor. 1t
seems that the injunction is similar to the action
of the man who locked the stable door after the
horse was stolen 1t is said checks for the
dividend were all made out and mailed
to the stockholders late last night. This
done, the trustees silently stole away and no
officers of the company are at their desks today.
Inquirers were told that they had all gone
fishing The officers were unable TO find any
one on whom TO serve the injunction papers.
This is the first dividend by the company since
the reorganization. When the announcement
of the granting of the dividend made IN
Wall street today IL created little furore in the
market. Sugar stock which sold az high as 90
dropped to 81 and then sold up again TO SlIa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, July Especial. THE State Saw
ins bank has changed hands, H. D. Lombard,
vestment Company. becoming president; S. s.
King, vice president, and T. A. Charlton,
cashier
PIerey Co.. who, in attempting to satisfy
judgement against the Sheridan Post. G. A. R.,
for the rental OF a piano, seized the posts para
phernalia, have fled reply to the members OF
the post, asking the superior court 10 dismiss
the temporary restraining order, and allow them
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r,.ncb irving TO Annex siam.

LONDON, July IA dispatch to the Standard
from Bangkok, Siam, says that French troops
have occupied the province of Luang Prabang,
on the East Mekomk river, hitherto a vassal
state of siam. The Standard supposes the oceu-
nation of Luang Prabang is prelude 10 the
eventual attempt by France 20 annex Siam, with
the object. possibly, of assisting Russian de-
signs on Eastern Asia
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wo,.e Than walIa walIa Soldiers.

LONDON, July Ia serious affray occurred at
Folkestone lest night, which at one time
threatened serious consequences. The trouble
arose from the soldiers resisting the arrest of q
woman. They collected in such numbers as
10 oyerpower the police, who were driven out of
the streets. Excited by their success, the SOL
diers attacked the town hall, with the inten-
ton of wrecking il, when reinforcements came
10 the aid of the police, and the rioters were put
to flight. Forty arrests were made.
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what, RepubIican Paper

TACOMA. July 1-lSpecial. l-Just before leav-
ing for Conconully Iieutenant-Governor Laugh
ton impaired to some mining men the informa-
ton that he proposes 10 establish Republican
newspaper at that place.
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Emperor William Says 1t Means Peace
A Russian Paper Disagrees.

"A hussiau Faper Disagrees.
HAMBURG, July Herr Nissen, of the Ham
burg American Packet Company, in an inter
view today with reference to the visit of EN-
peror William, said that after the dreibund
treaty the emperor addressed him as follows:
81 am able to impart to you the joyful news that
yesterday evening the dreibund was renewed
for a further period of six years Peace is thus
again assured for long time" Herr Nissen
added that the announcement was received
with the greatest Joy on all sides.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-The Novoe Vrenyd
today, in commenting on the renewal of the
dreibund, says that unless France and Russia
reply to this treaty shortly by concluding a
formal alliance the central powers of Europe
will become too confident as to the impotency
OF their adversares to enable the latter TO coun-
teract their ambitious desires, and they will
consequently bring about events which will
render a European war inevitable
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PuxalIup Indians viii Celebrate.

TACOMA, July Especial. THE Puyallup In
dians have arranged to expend $500 in fireworks
for the Fourth of July. Invitations TO attend
the celebration have been accepted by the Mis-
qually and other Ipdians. The Indian band will
furnish music, and baseball and games will be
included in the programme OF sports.
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Shining Intelligence.

SAN Francisco, July l-Arrived-str walla
walla, Victoria: str Truckee, Tillamook. De-
partures-Bk Sea King, Nanaimo: bk sonoma,
Astoria Cleared-Str Oregon, Astoria; str
Lakme, Port Townsend.
SAN Francisco, July 1.-ArriYed-Str Point
Lima from Gray's harbor
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welsh Tin workers on HaIf-Time

LONDON, July 1.-The Welsh tin plate workers
will resume work at half-time Monday and
thereby reduce the production 10000 boxes an
nually and prevent Cutting of the American
market
In spite Of the reported settlement Of the diff
ferences and in spite of the orders of the ship
builders union several thousand Clyde ironmen
struck today against proposed reduction of
wages
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Bidding for kimmick and Dawson.

BELoIr, Wis, July 1.-"Parson" Davies re-
ceiyed telegram this morning from the direc-
tors OF the California Athletic Club, Offering q
purse of 200 for contest between Kinmick
aud Dawson, the Australian. Davies considers
the purse inadequate
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TACOMA. July l.-[special. flames Wilson.
captured at Fairhaven, and G. Z. Noble, cap
tured at Blaine, each with thirty-hve pounds of
contraband opium in his possession, were
brought here tonight en- route to the United
States penitentiary on McNeil'e island, to await
trial on the charge of smuggling.
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TACOMA, July 1.-[Special l-The Standard Oil
Company win establish factory here for the
purpose of repairing barrels of every description
capable of holding oil for shipment about the
Sound country. The oil will be shipped here in
bulk in tanks and will then be put in barrels.
The barrels will be collected from all the Sound
cities and towns
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Tacoma Wants a Divorce Machine,

TACOMA, July 1.-ISpecial. lowing to the sin
gular fact that there are now eleven divorce de-
crees in the county clerks Office in this city,
which, however, will not become operative un-
til the costs, ranging from s25 to sl75, are paid.
it has been facetiously suggested that "drop-
$25-or- sl75-in- n-the-slot-and-secu adivorce ma
chine be attached to the local courts.
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The state BUYS County Bonds.

OLYMPIA, July 1.-lspecial. 1.-The state land
commission has authorized the purchase OF
$4,000 worth of Clark county bonds. Negotia-
tons are also pending for the sale to the state of
Pierce county bonds.
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Reservation Right of-wax Case Decided.

TACOMA. July Especial 1.-The superior
court today dismissed the case Of the Puyallup
Valley Railroad Company VS.. Johnny Mowitch
ct al, on the ground that congress has never en-
abled the state to remove the restrictions of the
Puyallup Indians as to their ownership OF reser-
vation lands. and therefore the state courts have
no jurisdiction over those lands for condemna-
ton purposes The railroad company sought to
condemn the land for right-of-way
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Tele<r.ph Inspection Tour.

TACOMA, July 1.-lspecialI-O. S. Green, su-
perintendent of telegraph for the Northern Pa
cifc. and !. McMichael, superintendent of tele-
graph for the eighth Western Union district,
with headquarters at st. Paul, passed through
the city tonight en- route for Portland, where
they Will meet Assistant Superintendent OF TEL
egraph Levin, of the Western Union, and Su-
perintendent Clowry, of Chicago. The party
will make general inspection of the telegraph
service throughout the Northwest, and will be
in Tacoma and Seattle several days next week.
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Spokane Gets Y. NJ. c. A. Convention

TACOMA, July 1.-ISpecial. l-Officers OF the Y.
NJ C. A present at the quarterly meeting of the
association for the states of Washington, Idaho
and Oregon and British Columbia have decided
TO hold the annual convention of the association
at Spokane, September "a to q, inclusive. Trav-
cling Secretary J. A. Dummett estimates that
from $50 to 200 delegates will be present at the
convention
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The Missouri Subsidfuc

KANSAS CITY, July 1.-The river is still fall
ing. The people who were driven from their
homes by the flood are not yet able To return
however. Above here the water is reported to
be rapidly falling aud no danger of high water
seems imminent
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ID. Le,.ep. AIarmingiy III.

PARIS, July IN de Lesseps' family are ex-
tremely anxious as to the outcome OF the attack
of nervous depression from which the veteran
engineer is suffering, q result of the criminal
proceedings instituted against him.
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Excursion 10 snoquaImie.

An excursion viii be given to snooualrnie
Fails North Bend, and old Mount 81 on July 4
Round trip tickets, s.. Train leaves foot Of
Columbia street AZ S 45 O. m; returning a. $40,
allowing ak hours ~ the falls Tickets for sale
ss Stewart q Holmes drug store.
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GRATEFUL BEYOND EXPRESSION.

POrtIanl, Uf.t July 81
The OREGON KIDNEY TEA has cured my
back and kidneys, and am at loss 70 express
my gratitude. / shall always remember the
Oregon Kidney Tea with pleasure ana esteem,
and highly recommend 1t to all my friends and
acouAintances J. n. p. DOWNING.
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Idaho Missionary Bishop Promoted.

Macon, Ga, Jaly Right Rev. Ethelbert
Talbot, now missionary bishop OF Western
Idaho and Wyoming, was today elected bishop
of Georgia by the diocesan conference
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The Lights Turned On.

CHEHALIs, July Especial AFTER nearly
two months vexatious delay the electric lights
were turned on this evening, only running, how
nroperly fixed.
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Train Has Gone Back on whatcom.

Train Has Gone BACK on Whatcom.
LONDON, July l-George Francis Train arrived
at the hotel Victoria yesterday morning and
registered Ground the World From Tacoma,
puget sound, Forty-nine Days" Train calmly
said that he could finish the trip in ffty-fvs
dayk. hnt his confidence Is not shared BY others.
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Count Won Munster's Denial.

LONDON July 1.-The Standards Berlin CORE
spondent says: Count Won Munster has caused
9 denial to be published OF the report that the
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WE ALWAYS HAVE MONEY
To loan on city and farm property. D. Z. Nc
Connaughey. 10 Washington building.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04

The following derivation Of the slang
phrase "Rowed up Salt river" TO express
TIE condition Of y defeated candidate for
ofice. Is thus explained by Rsyard Taylor:
Formerly there were extensive salt works
On salt river. Ohio, n short distance from
irs mouth The laborcrs employed in them
were set Of athletic. belligerent fellows
who soon became known far aud wide for
their achievements In the puglistic lirc.
Hence 1t became common for the 5ca.men
on the Ohio. when one Of their humber be-
came refractory. To cay to him, Wen row
you up Salt river when. of course. the
burly salt men would have the handling
OF him. by natural figure Of speech. the
expression was applic. TO political eanGls
datcs-fSt. ] believe, in the presidential
campaign OF 1870" A better explanation
OF the phrase than that given by Mr.. Tay
lor above seems TO be that in the early days
the mouth OF Salt river was favorise
stronghold Of the river pirates. who prcyed
on the commerce OF the OHIO. and rowed
their plumber up Salt river.
A friend suggests third probable deri-
VI ON OF the phrase. He says that he has
heard 1t applied to defeated candidates as
far back as 1893, aud that it originated in
1880, when Henry Clay, as candidate for
the presidency, bad an engagement TO
speak at Louisville, Ky. lie had employed
n boatmsn to row him mp the Ohio. Now
this bcatnan was Jackson Democrat; he
pretended to have lost his way, and instead
OF rowing up the Ohio turned into Salt
river. This caused Clay much delay, for
hc did not reach Louisville until the day
after electior.-St. Louis Republic.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04

A young society man who moves In the
younger circles told something out OK tho
uEual run the other day. He is hand
como fellow. tail aud erect, and q prime
favoritc among the girls
lie said that he attempted to kiss . pretty
girl, aud just as he got his arms around
her slender waist and was about to kiss
her she said II he dared she would scream.
Not wishing to have scene, which such
an action would cause, he withdrew his
arm aud resumed his seat 1t the other end
Of the sofa In an instant the pretty girl
said, 'Oh, / Thought you were Drawer than
that"
She. however, obstinasely refused to let
him kiss her.
In q couple Of days he called on another
girl. He wanted TO kiss her, but she like
wise threatened to scream II no should at
tempt It. He thought he would profit by
his former experience and paid 20 sstcn-
ton to the warning.
BE kissed heS-shs screamed; her mother
came in and demanded an explanation.
The girl camc to his rescue, however, and
said . mouse was in the room, and she
screamed cs IL ran across the floor Fur
thermoru, BY saying the young man had
gallantly tried to catch the mouse, she ex-
p,nincd hts blushes to the mothers ss.is-
factiOn- Louisville Commerctal.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04
Amer a Match.

The average person notices the arrange
rnent OF room surprisingly little IT'S d.
mansions and tho relative positions of tho
furniture may seem to be familiar TO him,
but In reality they seldom are. The way
to become convinced Of this is TO hunt for
something, match for instance, in tho
dark.
You have the mantel, and make grab
where you imagine the match safe stands
Down goes q piece of bric-a-brac to the
foor.
More care Is used. You find the end Of
the mantel, ard ruu yocr hand along the
marble slab on goes verse Or two. You
strike the clock; you've got it. No, It's on
the other side. Not therei All, then it's
on tho table.
After running against the stove and
tripping over the chair, you find-the sofa
Keep cool and take your bearings. Ths
table is north OF the sofa, and the sofA runs
east and west; north, therefore, IS in front
Of you. Now you have it. That article
that dropped to the floor sounded like the
match safe. Bat it's the ink we'll, and
your fingers are dyed with = color warrant
cd not TO fade.
A bright idea-thc stove! You burn
your fingers and warp your patience, bat
you secure light. And the match safe.
1t is on the mantelpiecs in front Of tn,
clock-the only place Jon didn't search
Albany Argus.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04
CHICAGO VIA c. r. 81.
MGHIGAyCENTRAL

tEai.y. Ali Others daily except osnasy.
TAkinx ehoct SUNDAY. jay u. isoa-
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
prees<e 70 and from lsetroiL f&rier cars rua
on Day kip aud t,rAad Rapids liz press
NJ Detroit With al throufh srasss East. Tics
efs on safe st Jnioa Ticket Once. 81 Aearse-
81 and NJ Union depot.
Fksp n BG,ess. Een1 Ac't, Is Nonroe-s
o. ". krceLxS. q. r. and T. Axt. ci.c2yo-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04

ssllaipess ste ezSzlA ASA - soxeoAro.
as1 ~ fr.akineense. aa1 TIE vorid re-
ncwas1 sp:css = sieb ms Qanen Hsikis. ~
Ahs~siniA. faag - che fsss a Ksng Solo
ulcn.
WhAa sha1i taess syos thy hsavop b1zls sails
AID Dsafts gales eslsoAd.
Its ,bstsaskA vika ~NtvRlfon s<xons.
Ana sksssss Il shAazaas ssSa1
fhroagh oodurxry on our Part. ard
through the rejcctioa OF that chrisf vino
makes heaven possible. wonder II any u
az viii mia that spectscieF fear. fear,
The queen Of tbe south viii rsse up In jaeg-
fnenf against this generation aud ooncsaa
II. because st< cams from the utsermost
parts u the earth 20 hear the wisdom #
solomon, and bsaolt. a greater than Solo
mon Is here! May God grant that through
Jour own practical experience you may AID
that religions WAYS are ways Of PLEASANT
ness. and that all her paths are psshs Of
peare--tkat II Is perfume now aud perfume
forever. And there was an abundance 1t
spice; "neithsr WIS thsrc any such spice -
the queen Of 6heba gave 70 King SOLOMON. /"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; il Il pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses The sys.
tam sfEsctually. dispels odds, head
aches and fsvcss and curss habitual
constipation. Syrup If Fig IL the
only remedy Of ib kind ever pro-
daced, pleasing 10 the tasts and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
iis action and truly beneficial In it,
effects. prepared only from he most
healthy and agreeable substances. H.
many excellent qualities commend Il
10 al and have made b tho mort
popular remedy known.
hyrup at Fig , Cor sals In Soc
and 81 hotties By al leading drug
ristA Any reliahle druexist Who
nay not have Il q hAsd vii PRO.
ears Il prsup<ly ~ any one vho
wishes 20 try Il Do not soesp< aay
sakssitnte.
CALIFORNIA ~ SENUp CO
So k4t<cseee. eel,
tsgxssgxf. q etu fee4 ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04
HEALTH IS WEALTH

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MINT, a guaranteed specihc FOR Hssseria Dlzzi-
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Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused 81 the
Depression, softenins Of the Brain resulting
In insanity snd leading 70 misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. Barrenncss, Loss
Of Power in either Sex. Involuntary Losses aud
SperE.atofrh1a caused by oyer-exertson ofthe
brain. seif-sbuse OF oyef-lnculgence. Each box
contains one months treatment. Si-00 box.
or six boxes for $50. sent b. mail prepaid on
receipt Of price.
Wk GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. Win each order received
by Us 1or SIX boxes. accompanied by S.uy. We
Will send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refund the money II tie treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued onlyb y
WHITE q WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents
90 Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04
$500 Reward I

vt ~fH pey the eso~e rs~a~d fer any 49, - tfveg
ccnse; sirs. py>F><sa fica2<oe n1iesnkon- o.
s>i;stisn Csztiseae~s c1naet vita Eest3
serxtstle Livsr rita ~hrs the ttrecsore are strictly
cossfssed With fAty euresr rrrsab;e sr1 ne~er
TAI, rfve rsisf.cflcn ssfs7 Csntc1 Lavuo bsxea-
enntainiag - Pills. = re<as Of coonf<rfe1ss
At tspstsfo<s fke rtessi-e snsrafz rfured oniy ~
lne JOnN C. WEST coxfAxS. CHICAGO, "a.