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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
Washington Pas.oHcra

WARRINGTON CIT. Der D. fspeeisl- Sens
Tor A4lsl las been 1eyOsi1g : good dezl % lis
tine u looking p zzi1sr matters % Interest -
TIE STATE q Washington So the vz-Io1s depart
E1eEs since congress took IA holiday rece=s- lie
las sGcc@e3ed u getting four rev po.-Ozlces
estso44s2s1 "A Mason and Che3zlfs cozE-.ss. He
i E0S working 70 gs. Ea&sl ro1se established
foE 11s delivery Of E1Gil 70 these zew pcsioalces
al expects tie r9ss01le= 70 make 81 allowance
fSE az.s pGzPose within very sE.0Fs p=rEo1- he
= also 1eT0-lEg some tine 70 having corrected
tie irregularities IL the postsa ssrvles CstEeea
Peadle50l, Or, ala Walls a-.4 =2ox21=- ser
stoE Allen RS had tLLs matter u hand for s11as
tine, and expects % have the difficulty settled
IL g lew Gays. TIE dsVl2 -t-1szt = zox Awaiting
tie -epo-. o. ire inspector VITO Tss SCI. OUT 20
Washington 70 investigate This matter az Eas re-
ggl@st o. senator Allen. A-. Allca IS e1dszr0r-
i1g 70 seeurs a. TIE vos:o1iee department: az gd-
dltloz&l allowance for tso O. Ea-=s postoEcss
IL hlz STATE,
A ppstoasee xss established today ss Llli-
yz1p Falls, Mason county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29

EO0UIAH HAEBOR LINES.
Commissioners Enjoined From Locating
Them by North " estern Lumber Co.

Soumissioners kDiOined From Locating
Them by Southwestern Lum ber Co.
TacoNA, Dec. p. ee.sL Judge Hanford
IN tie United state. district court tais afternoon
granted temporary Injunction utyoa tie fol-
loving application 81 tie Northwestern Lzmb@r
Company, q Hog 2.GI1, vs.. tas aEroo. Line con-
E4isssoa
FIrst-Pe-y.ssussly sn5oininy defendants from
laying OF Il any harD0- lines :. or near tie
mouth u Hoq1isu river.
sseond-Ias defendants 1sy b enioined
iro-a intending within s1y haFb0- Lines any
EsarE d paIntif1' improvements.
Ta4rd-Tbsi defendants u restrained from f.
17E saT maps Of TIE proposed az-oor Lines a.
E@qulgn.
F5qr,b-Thsi defendants be restrained from
6Tlc2 Oh any waterways across the land de-
scFIoei as shown q the nsps proposed 20 bs
hled.
Tie order 70 show cause vas made return
abs February This action IS considered TIE
u1ost interesting yEt brought Ggzi1s. the hsr-
boE line commission. L IS claimed that there
i 10 lsw Authorizing tie commission 70 lay OF
the laid waterway unless tie same commence
3. The outer o. deep water end IN nos less than
twenty fest o. water al low tide which in from.
Ct plaintiffs ls1i = impossible b reason OF
there 70; being 4 depth Of twenty fee. 0; water
e. low tide. Mex. il is held that the lumber CON-
p2uy reserved strip Of from thirty 70 sixty
fest betweeu the water front and town OF
HoguisEa- therefore Ire town OF Hoeuiarn IS
lot 51It upon deep water. Agsi1. 4. l. claimed
that TIE town Of HOQuiaIn, including this re-
served strip IS heated OF the Hcq1iara r.Te- =
body o. fresh water, and not On II arm ~ tie
Sea, therefore the law governing tha location Of
haEboF lines does not apply. Pl2jucg has been
In possession since ISL and alleges that a saw
NIL. two docks, boom and 0iher improve
nsnts valued al oysr $4,000 came within the
ry-crgse4. HEryor Ina
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29

wAsHEs6T0y City, Dec. Zs-Tne naval ctriee
a. New YORK recently wrote letter % the treas.
ury department wifi regard TO the regulations
governing the iI8pogtztiJus for the Worlds Co
lumbar exposition, saG suggested that they -
amended 80 a. 10 provide for the concurrence Of
the naval Office IN the proceedings On entry OF
merchandise imported for the expos liIon. In
bis reply Acting Secretary spaulding says that
inasmuch as no dues attach 70 the articles 50
imported, the cooperation Of the naval Office Is
NOS required n order % pFot-c. the treasury
from loss. he Gays the regulations were estab-
hshed after deliberate consultation with the ex-
position authorities and with the commissioners
from foreign countries. he continued:
il WIS evident thai the expos tIon n consider.
able measure depended on the facilities ex-
tended by this department for tie prompt
transmission Of coDslguul@IsIs for exhibition
and freedom from interruption caused ov whe.
j. looked upon as Eexatious routine e. vGt,r
port The department therefore does not reco--
nlze the advantage % be derived from iatsylsos-
ing such further requirements and DELAYS il
transportation - goods imported solely for the
exposition - would result tyou. the insistar.ce
OF cooperation ty your Office il the procedure
In entry should IT, however. hereafter Dc found
essential tor the purposes OF security 10 change
the rules IN accordance with your suggestions
new Instructions VIII h1 promptly issued
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
RUNNING THEM DOWN.
American and Mexican Troops
After the Guerrillas.
CARA HAS MANY FOLLOWERS.
Much Sympathy With Him AIeng the
Bordsr-The Rio Gra1de An Easy
Stream 80 Cross

sag 4SroxEo, Tex, De E-TSs~ o-,ss1s
Pa-sszzs sE@cis-}-The revolutionary outbreak
o. Cara O. s1s oo-9ez EGs reached . Stage
inspiring 5ot1 tie governments OF tie
United States sa1 GexIe0 70 szsEs
evs-T means for - szpp-ssssoz- Gen
q Texas 6ss -seSiES1 o-E3s-s troE Nzs2-
izg.oa CI:y % % "a Utmost % rZ7
down GAIA. zs7 al prevent farther
T1oatiCz OF Ia mentality avs. /.
wei - bring tie rzTc.Eti5rts-s 20 seco1Es
for Inel- political crimes and i-s sas14i1z O.
tie bod .: American soldiers Lzls vigilance
Is supplemented - ACTIVITY CT tas part o sas
following Eea@E-z- - IS received here today
F5s7 RIxssoLD. Tex Dee zz-AsGss9s@ Aefs-
t1< 5>Se~-- sGa 4zc5Iao: co-rzsr ron
Hzr1le, - szlie2o -sEys-ss t<lzt IL les VIII BIZ
two Xex.ea1s Who k11- 81 TIE ranches ana
e. tns ESo1-s Ep there suspected q coz
plieity II tae recent zsEsez q Mexican
tS-rl.o-E, s11 I'll search SGLzz1o sz1 s1-zc11s
r2cc1ss- LzzzC-ns left 81 Z-o1Iz1. s-1a
Els2ir- n tts vicinity OF Havana I have TO
small 14+&e1rle--s II TIE vicinity o. the F4@aso
RANCH, -2lisDo. joys g. BcCEkE.
Csr-z-z LA4r1 L2F.--T-
Tia Mexican co1szI here - = rsesiP Of .
Number o. ts5sy-s-s fro-a s1= Mexican s-t1nE-
lies o. tie f-oz-lsr which Snow the
wz=-ez5ozts Of tie -svolzslo1lsss, sa1
which - has -ef@-e1 % General
st21l=v- y -o55l-ze1 GE-zZ'= forces -os-l1 ne
- iEe0zs5zers5.e force. zz4 t1sre = z1Ec1 z-ors
Sympathy sita alz = 1sLcs sasz d1re - az
E1is.e1
CITY ~ xkxTco. Dec @s--T1e gove-Zzszt
denies t-e s.1tl Of Eas report ta2s battle las
aeea soaght wlEa CARA On ta= frontier.
WAsElSsToS CRY, De- -2-Ae.lng secretary
Grant SD today TIA: &c regarded re s-E1&E-o2
O. re Mexican frozt.e- IS serious, s11 HAT tAs
= ~ department EGs exciting llseE 20 prevent
further v5olzts0zs o. t1s ze1tEGl1tg avs y
6arz-s band .. EsvosuTo2isLz- Il Necessary %
prevent t5ess men from crossing backward and
forward 5eTwe=1 Mexico zu1 tie E2.1s1 states
TIE saisre military force uZtsE General -gzEAeFs
Command viz b distributes z2o2g t1s -orEa
hank ot "a Z 6rza1e. Z : said a. t1s var
Department saGE GzTz.'s movement =
gaining st-eagta, z0-E.tzssan ting TIE Efforts
@ tas Cni:ed --s.@s S1d E=zle2n tr0ogs %
restrain - L1ssz1c1 as ne RIO Gra11s *
f3r3a1-s seven months II tEs rear,
GG1 .1= rovoIEszs1isfs have many
friend. a szca SIDE OF TIE r1ysr
We keep ten advised promptly az
every z1oTz q sAs government forces. The tssz
for sTsl=-zl S1s1Leys troop oE preventing EE=2
fEo-2 crossing va u full Of difficulties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29


seLool % EL&les Il :zs haE5or attracted
E1ea attention C1-.stzzSs afternoon Every
nov ana then BLACK Object wo1}1 Use Over tie
water, inere4ss 70 : 1arK uzs.. With soE1ztai1y
Ike = ru44=--t5e do-s&l E2--s-iek.lE ogt q
top. T2sEs SOW, regular movement ress q Ling
i1s arc 0. circle, sad then 1aszPp.s2r again. i
". Eot Dossiole 20 ascertain tae exaet aIE5er
o. E1sles tbs. were thus attracting t1e &tss1-
ton OF the chance Observes. bE Il = sac % say
Ina. there were about ten o. twelve. They
vsE4ed s9Iesasr IS 20 slz=s he largest one was
g. east twenty-five fest long. Il W2s
sad thA. these zli22ls geuersly come
CD TIE sound II winter FOX tes purpose Of bred
ing. This whale tasE pays Us Al Cccszi1Ila. vls!t
Is nGs the Greenland, Or c0uZoa whsle. 0ut
smaller species n this part Of the county u
Is popularity Known IS E1e 1E1zck whale, o. Cal
ifo-uis grey whale, the FORMER Hs-a= being given
il On account OF is GorssI fn, and the lsgte-
being due - its prevailing color The name
zr4mpCs 3 said 20 u derived from The French
grand poisson large ash, and Ire animal = vel
emitted 20 X for iEs size It's length varies from
twenty-five 70 thirty fact, and is circumference
from teu 70 twelve seet; the sn8E1s is short and
rounded and the lower .zw broader a14 sho-Ter
than the upper one Tie most remarkable pecu-
Esrity Of tire grsupCs IS It's 6orszl IN, Near .1e
middle Of TIE hack, which a.t24as s IengEa Of
stxJu.- foEr fax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
A Clever Mechanical Detective.

An uptown !eEeler has clever mschaa-
zeal detective for preventing articles Of
lewe!Ey from being stolen from the travs
while they are in the cases. or when a
salesman Is showing the articles in =
tray 70 . customer. Electricity "a the
agency used. In the bottom OF the
showcase are number OF copper strips
connected with electric batteries and an
alarm bell On the bottoms Of the t-avs
are copper strips corresponding with those
IN me bottom OF the showcase Each arti-
Gle OF lewel-y n the trays Is held in A
snl2A sprlng clip, and the article holds the
Two points OF the clip from coming IN con-
tact When the piece OF jewelrv = IN
the Clip. As soon as il IS reruovei.
however, the two points coming in con.
tact from circuit ana an alarm bell rings
IL the tray : taken out Of the case and one
OF the articles IS. removed. the bell rings
Immediately. The statesmen have EtrIe
wooden pins which they stick in between
the tao points Of the clip 10 prevent the
alarrn tell from ringing when they wish 20
remove piece Of jewelry. KleptoInania
: not rampant IN this store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
TRIUMPH FPULLMAN
Agricultural College Warrants
Are 10 Be Honored.
THE HoQUIaM HaReoR LINES.
Miner Killed as Butte-Tneendiary
Fire 81 Walls WalIA-The Teachers
FIoekins TO Fairharen.

OLTKyTA- De- 2-.S9selsI- State Azciso-
ESs1 to-day -scssFs6 : Communication from
Ats5-osF-Sszs-El so-za Z rSplF - t1s .s-.s- o.
f1@ Gz1--o- szoz-4Esz8g TIE czss15azs presented
y tie --ssE o. T. 3 EszT1s a-.1 c.1s-s, CT North
TEK4z-zs- sg2slss tzs issuance % EE--ZaEs Eys37
tie sgr.eE tz-zl college appropriation, o. TIE
s-oz11 KAT rs pz-poss o. re appropriation
wss - STATED specifically "a: szs p-oylsioa
szE1o--z-1z to S1zstlzg ot ACCENTS cT oSze-
c-4c1rs -1so t1s g-z-s sZ15-G. :. Ezeo-s-.tz-
tzo7si, al s5sE fzs co-ssg= ks zsTs- bssa
Legally AocEssa TIE attorney gszs-El s-s.=s
i a. Is opinion s1Et ia objection.
-z4s@a s-s 60. s0zz1. All fzz: NJ Red
LAY l2S9zllE draw warrants Egsoz tie xYrro-s-i2-
Ezo2 NJ @o1es t7ri1s- szys tA&s t1s az1II0-
Ez7 coast s1E-0zzz3y AO10. Applications so-
21o1@y - lie bszrd Of regents q t-s college
uF'3z estimates o; future expenditures s1t draw
EErr21ts EE,01 Tie STATE Treasurer % par money
no he treasury . tas bard I. 3 Est y-c5-
ale however. saEt NJ. Eeed vii 1.rec. Tas
Fssellg o ire funds u dsposi. with t1s board
Bat VII o1lg is=1s warrants EpoA regularly
s-14t=1 vo-essrR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
FOUND HIS DISCARDED WIFE
She Went to Seattle, and Then to spo.
kane, With MIR. SNYDER.

eP2kANE, Dec, 2s--I>Pecizl -. y, Ready. Of
The Da4es, reache1 here this morning in sea-cl,
q a runaway vie AID found he. living vita a
I1E1 named Snyder formerly Ct Portland
Ready and ais VIE lave not beea or tae best Of
terms tor some time. lie alleges that In
A--7a. l>' she lex aim, bat alter s-3 repeuted
So #a-i-G - t-e iaksa back lie sent Ter u
h-Ae- t.-y, where size remained while. after
wa <o-lE - Portland, where she stayed WITH
IL sister. taxing vita her Aer s-yea--olt child.
sa'rt tine $50 Ready STOPPED . see her On
=, - sy n Tacoma, and told he- Ehst lie would
tA<e e; oacS ho[ae WIKI him oa his return. On
Is coming asek hoEae, however, he once mora
aee s as suspicious 81 Ter, and told her he would
'eAs iAs ea-,d and she could 80 Were shs
Pleased.
"a rs return 70 The D=lles hs receiveia let
taF from her, stating inst she bad gone 10 Cali
ics2-s, aaa o. going 10 Portland - gst1as ehiId
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
SHOOTING ArrEArAr cHArrAEox.
A Frefghrer Puts Two Bullets Into .
Butchers shoulder.

-FoxAsg, Lsas &-[S2sc-zLl-A shooting
s2-1re nsseE--e1 .. Caz-1z-oE. s1g1zesz -14es
ron tsIs eity. q 10 spokx-e ( Northern AZ
way. a. 80 sAzs svs-2zz. 5@-E@@z George E2-ls
al AzzT Cso42z, x E2I11 re las1Sr -eeSzTe1
sEo bullets = t-s -sg4t s1ozl1e- seven s1o-s
we're S-s1 u a. After cocz1- lad szap-isz Is
r4sso. lie FL sway. E11 vsea EEsT yz-1s distant
received the seeozs bale: Il rs sAoEIcsr-
lis Ezs z0- arrested TIE cozs-a5.e having -
szEs1 I'D -10v=a OCT Of the rE=e1ze- CSo---
woZE1s s-s r6s co-zs1s-s1 dangerous
Els rz2s a express LIE .-o- C-sz-E-oy 70
Dragon EE=-s E0-k = z p-0--esz o. ne Crest
S9-s1s-z- Cooziz -u.s = 5Z-c1s- s1cp 81 Chat
tsfoy- Yesterday he kszlsd soze t-slg.s %
D-z-oo-s EzG taLs Els c51sses-=1 a E1Es--
rSz-e1 Izte-5e-ezes zstz lis Business Ia
Ess7 Gu&-re.s3- al 5s.h 1rez r1sso-s z71 oe-
gar sAo7r4zg. S1=-1E PExa leaves tonight for
tie scene o. t1s shooting Z answer 70 ra-s-
gran 2rcz TIE postmaster 80 C1zt.xyoy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
Examination Of ooal-Hine Inspectors.

OLT1PTA. De zs-fs pec-sL I-f5ovs-1o- Fs--y
io1sy appointed sz= following 5og-1 20 examine
Candidates so- appoi2t1s1s Is coal Inspectors,
n Eeoo-1ancs VIII 9 Law yasse1 bg the les+
1=g1slst1-s rsls-z1z 20 t-= Ts-o2@. ventilation
su1 safety q coal mines: Oscar Huber, spso-
kane Alexander Ronald, EoslTa: goAa ".
Esc1s-1s. 2os.ya: E3oz&s Azay. S1co1s;
Morgan E0-gszs. B.sek Diamond. .. :. Davies,
CZ-So1&-os a11 James Williams, Ee2toa- Tie
board vii Zee. Z Olympia CT sz1zs-y - Tie
lzT provides taEs tie governor SHAH. C1oa
recommendation Of TIE ooS-1, wh!ea Ezs:
- composed % three practical cozl
Miners, thrss competent eosI operators
s21 Gle E!11Zg engineer, appoint Two I1zrse-
tors o. So2l E15zes. w-o shall hold o-1es to-
term Of tCzr years, re 5rsi ts.1 10 begin tie
1E>. Hol1zy Il February. Isx2, sc1 whos= eo-s-
Te1sssloo shall - $3.50 Per year s11 mileage
ezsh- Il = zzsGs TIE duty o. szea iusEecso- %
examine every nine n Il. district aos lezs than
o1c= Z every t1rss Ea02tE.. sid e WILL have
authority 20 order sCe1 Improvements 4 TIE
working Of fhs Ezlass "a 1e E1sy 1se1a necessary
Tor TIE safety o. IL miners he state IL g.
Fl1ec ito two inspection Districts. TIE ersG IN
e-2t-az tas northern pVEs-oz Q. gas sts5s sld
Tie ssGC--x TIE sCsfI.a@--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
Oreas Island Fruit Culture.
Anaeso-tes Fgrner.


Tie secretary OF the OrCas Island Fruit Com
psny, speaking Of the fruiG shipment. said he
entire production OF the yz-.o1s orchards on
Oress island aid Eas! sound were : listls over
2t,1oo boxes OF apples shipped iais
season, little more than one
third of full crop. There have
bean over $500 trzit trees set o1rs this year,
chiefly apples, prules sud tie Idaho pear The
orcss Island Fruit Company have set OCT ever
go scres- Tie pruns cultivation IS being taken
up more each yesr- The Italian p-Gnes Go Is
well hare IS II their native climate. Several
people are beginning 10 cultivate grapes
VITA remarkable success. Cpoa the
success Of the fruit culture OF the
Island. there is 8 tendency 80 give up she grain
fields and turn than into orchards and vine
yards, with the exception @: tie marsh isnd
which cannot - beaten for hay, oats and other
grain The farmers have "a sed 50 many poIs-
toes this year that they ind sasm drug on the
market, sud several hsve shipped schooner
loads 10 Victoria and other Bri;ish Columbia
ports, where they gel better prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
PRETTY MARY BELLANGER's SUIT.
Breach OF Promise Case Against Robert
CrasweIl Transferred TO Seattle

Posr TOWNSEND, Dec. 22-+srecisl. ,-The
sensational breach OF promise sui, OF Mary
Bellsuger against Robert C-asweu for sJNl 90
damages vas transferred 20 the federal co1-t 81
Seattle today. The silt wsS brought in October
IN the superior court ana transferred By Cras-
well because be = nonresident He lives i,
New Brunswick and IS waxlrhy. 1n55d,e-sre5
man with extensive property interests in THIS
state. Mary Be-i21ger nat him here two vesrs
ago while Il her fathers restaurant C-ssreu
became fascinated with her pretty face and
figure. woned eE& woa ha-. He promised 70
seitle $4,000 upon her upon the wedding car.
Last june she weot.t - Montreal hv CraSwalI's
request - meet there AMI marry hl1a A-r5vfny
$; Montreal On the evening o. jane =. she went
= the ao;e, BE designated. C-asweiI procured
marriage license and engage q minister 70 -.a-.
iorra tie ceremony the u4xt day. Tssr night
Czasye.- entered The room - MS intended VIE
ans made improper advances He said he
would uo: marry he- i. she refused u vfela n
Is wishes. She woCid not yield he larqvna
enTG<e1. denounced ker - the ao:eg eIe-s a. a
c.s-eE l-a5.e woman. 4Gi she was ordered syvsv
from re hotel AMI turned ont Of tEoors in.n tta
street IN a strange city. she returned - ya-t
townsend 10 her parents, AMI IS now in Vic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
The Godfather of Morrison Street.
Portland Oregoniau-

IN connection yy5ta tue death Of Mec1ren
Crawford the name CO John L Morrison. from
whom Morrison street II this city taxes lis
name, Is meauoIed. TIE present may be s.
good time as any 70 put OF record brief SC
count % one whose naI1e IS - be SPOKEN
through 81 tine IL tie clEy Of Portland. M0r-i-
son was born II Edinburgh, Scotland, IN Nav
I>13 He cane 70 the United states stthe ace az
i years. al learned the carpenters trade in
Connecticut. came 10 oregon II ISL with the
party Win which Crawford came worked On
TIE Oregon institute fo- the Methodist mission,
II ISIS, went 70 Oregon City n 1874; bulk fo- z
v. PsJIy-rovs IL lS45 the Grst frame ho.lss
erected u Portland; also dwelling for Captain
CROSBY u lS47, and several other building. in
TIE early time. Ea LETT Portland many Years
sgo, AID now lives OF SaaEs Island II Pu1e,
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Fell Upon the Rock Headforemoss.
wsIla waua Union, December =

NalLa y ga lLoLl- UeceLloSr =.
FRIDAY the Oregon ( Washington Territory
train brought from Pasco Charles Stewart. =
Northern Pacific raiirosd nan who had been
severely injured l.,e Christmas eve BIZ falling
from the Columbia river bridge az Pasco head
first 20 the rex below, ! distance OF over thirtv
feet II seems taat late Thursday night
Mr.. Stewart, n company with several other
companions, started 10 wax scr0ss sae railroad
bridge, and when nearly a. the waters edge. in
the Gark night missed his footing ana fell 70
the waters edge. He wss picked up n an IN
conscious condition SIS soon as possible, bro,vh.
20 this city aLd taken 20 - Mays hospital.
where Or. y. G. Blaloek examined him and
dressed his hurts. HIS Jaw was broken in four
places, there were several cuts On the head. h.
hack was injured and bis Left hip bruised badly.
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The Praneo-BuIgarian Troubles.

PAgEs. Dec H--E55o.. minister o. foreign
Affair." 50ezy zaa1s 70 1;ss chamber o. CsSyzt1ss
g.2sgr1ez. Of the relations between France s-1
Bulgaria The minister gave 70 2sE es-2lLs,
bit aid tie mater w&s TOE = t1s A2.1s q re
Pc-ts which lad demanded Of Balgz--E 81 sx-
YisuztsoT-
2l.lsE0ys expressed rsgrs: t5st diplomatic
ae--o1 should os Transferred from 10zs - Coz
gtaat5zople. M25llefsE held that TIE affair was
EaEeE exaggerated BEIggrzA &4r1ea 81 freedom
Eu9 Ter ministry Committed ls.fzsE s-rOc4tsss
uD- scts Os yioIE3cs-
MIlleyOye protested taE1 NgilIsssu srsoks eoz-
trsry % what was k1oxa a. E1e truth. Nail
lets1 shouted, "Eo1 are 1ot Il TOEr rlg.5:
senses" Il rz-aEl+ sasgs1. TIE president rad
repeatedly 20 cal for order hsfo-s the up-ga-
sEDslde1- After tie sitting n lsvoTe ssnt SER
oles % HEsllsteG- I1s .r01b4s between Nile
voys I'D 2Elus3sz was .f;srgErd Ezooo;zsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Governor Fleming. OF Florida, has appointed
Edward J. Tracy state treasurer. vice Francis =
Pond. deceased Tracy has been the governors
private secretary since lisa
Patsy Hamilton, 6 railroad e1ploye vas sho,
and dangerously woande4 ty Ben Pierce =.
Reno. New. sunday night, the bail entering
about 81 inch below the heart
The marine department Of Quebec las been
notified OF shipwreeked casiSvsys on Bird
rocks. Il the GULF OF 81 Lawrence X is
thought they belong 20 S French IuEge- which
lett - Pierre few DAYS sgo.
JAKE Klein sent word 10 Lake Tahoe. Sevasa,
Monday morning 20 find his son. dead Or alive,
and offered $40 reward. The steamer Meteor
Left Glen trook Immediately for hobart, " here
relief committee vss made Up, which s now
searching Tor the lost msn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
SHOT Ell THE DUKE OF oosyAUGHT
Prince Christian OF sehleswig-H "isteln
g~oSes an Eve While Hunting

LcSDox, Der. Z-Z1e t7.zr1=s t-o-1 T11e2
Prince Carsstss3 81 5e1lsss1 4slsz2--S--1 s'
ks-g Il sz@e-f1g s-e tas -ss1lt 6 e. secs1s1l
Ths queen sd Eaelzbsrz q t5s TcTE- i@-z-ly
were sysoc4Dg t5s C1r5st-zss 1e--cGEs = -
ty-rrs hass4 rsIs q wignt T1s DAP before
Christmas, EAiss q party Ess hz1Ezzg- bros
arose 5stEsea t5s Dzks q CozzaGg1s al
Prince Christian Tie fo--aer trs-. tut ~
Fortunately. d1d 10: Ez-z alza e1ozga- Urea
saotz 81 tered Prince Cz-1s.1z--s L9e@. csstro!-
iEg oas sTs
One pellet entered e t1s sCp o. TIE Fs11ees
eyeE5c srsg Descended 20 fae 1ack Of rs sys5sll,
causing acute pain until re ere was rsTzDFs1
The shos+s7g xss purely sccl1e7iGl- az L %
U0ee-tsla from whose gz1 re ps--s1s eS--es
sltaouga TIE Dzke o C0uEGZghE q 5%l4=Fs1 70
hsve aFe9 them Tzs wounds II t1s p-z-oss
fare from os5@r pe-5sts s10E TIA; t-s so = "a
almost s94n: &19 rad glanced from tbs Do1g1
q tree Price Christian q czss-tzl Ez1 Ale
70 wax g5y-t the yCuZo-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-29
MORE PLOTS AGAINST THE czaR.
Wholesale Arrests of NihiIists-AStound-
Ing Aduiteration Of Flour.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dee 2S-The police have
made large number O. srrests IN Russia,
Poland IS result Of the discovery If asecret
league the object Of which was -
sssAsslnate the eaAr. IL is Though, tbat
many persons connected with the coasairacv
have gaken fright az the knowledge o. tie d.s.
eovSry .! then plans by she police AMI VIII
seek safety By fleeing s.from tie cogatry
The authorities have c-1erei the frontier
closely watched and the be.IeI IS
taat further arrests NIL shortly 10 made.
A. Milao, the capital az CORTLAND. Baron Naan.
wei knewa landowner. was sentenced % four
months imp lsonu'eut Jor tearing down the i.n-
perish coat Ct arms which stood over tie deer Of
The cour; s. that p.zce.
The scandal sc.s-ns isom the discovery o. al
liberated -four here Is apt - make trouble for a
nuuher ot people. The consignment comprised
S,e.ts0 poods, or s.s>0,e00 Eugllsa pounds
o. barley hear purchased from dealers
81 LlaSa with . view ol regulating tie