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A TROupLEsOMs COUNTRRFgIT.
Tho Two Dollar Certificates win PrObabl
b0 ChaBged

Tho Two Dollar Certificates VIII Probably
be Changed
WASHINGTON, April THE two dol
lar counterfeit silver certificate, hereto
fore described in these dispatches, il
causing considerable trouble at the
Treasury Department. Not more than
twenty have coma into the hands of the
Treasury officials, and the extent oi
their circulation Ia not known, as they
bear 90 close a resemblance 10 the gem
uine note that they cannot be readily
detected except by experts. The issue
OF the regular series OF the two dollar sil.
yer certificate has been suspended and
arrangements are being made for tue
issue OF substitute. The original bears
the portrait OF General Hancock, and
the substitute will have that of Secretary
Window. While the old series has not
been called in, none Of the notes Of that
series coming into the Treasury will be
Ieissued.
The Department Is also considering
the adyisa6ility Of discontinuing the use
OF the distinctive paper on which gov.
ernment notes and securities are now
printed. A commission has been ap.
pointed to investigate the manufacture
and use OF the paper and to report
whether the interests Of the Govern.
ment require any additional safeguards
in that respect. It is stated at the De.
partment that the paper now in use has
never yet been successfully initiated and
that no fears are entertained in that re.
spect. 1t Ia felt, however, that no harm
can come from efforts intended to re-
move all possible doubts on the subject.
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HEARD PROM AT LAST.
Strange Action of Cattle King Marsh, who
Mystoriously Disappeared.

9kEAAk A8kAuA We SAtSAV AAhaB AsAsAAaAt "AN
MystOriousIy Disappeared.
CHICAGO, April 7.-William Marsh,
the Iowa cattle man, who has been miss.
ing since February 4, has at last been
located. Harsh came to Chicago in the
first week Of February, having with him
81, 600 the proceeds OF a sale Of stock.
On the l4th he disappeared. Tho case
was reported to the police, who caused
thousands Of descriptive circulars to be
sent throughout the country. Two
weeks later railroad conductor was
found who saw the missing man at
Monroe, Mich. Nothing more was heard
OF Harsh until yesterday, when Chief
Marsh received q letter from him. II ia
dated Beverly, Mass, AprilS, and reads
as follows,
II hear that some inquiry has been
made regarding my whereabouts. am
in Beverly alive and well, and being NO
fugitive from justice, no one has the
right to further concern himself about
me or my doings."
The strange and mysterious departure
OF Harsh from Chicago is not cleared up
by the letter, but 1t precludes the posi-
bility Of his lying murdered in some
hi6dan nlaNA
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JUSTICE STEPHENS RETIREMENT.
High Tributes Paid Him An Affecting
Scene In EnEIRId's High Court.

Scene in EngIaId's High Court.
LONDON, April IA most affecting
scene took place in the Qaeen's Bench
division of the High Court ofJustice to-
day. 1t was occasioned by the fact that,
as announced, the Hon. James Fitz.
james Stephen, the Justice Of the
Queens Bench whose health is eaid to
have become seriously impaired as re.
suit Of the worry and annoyance he was
compelled TO endure during and after
the trial OF the Maybrick poisoning case,
had determined By the advice Of his
friends to definitely retire from the
bench. All Justice Stephens fellow
Judges, including the Lord Chief Justice
Of England, the Right Hon. Lord Cole.
ridge, were present aud standing while
Justice Stephen, seated on the bench,
replied in a broken, feeble voice to the
high tribute paid to his honor, integrity,
ability and past services by the Attor.
ney General, Sir Richard Everard Web.
ster, 90. All present were most pro.
foundly impressed by the sad scene, and
considerable emotion was displayed
as Justice Stephen, in low tones, thanked
his colleagues for the good feeling
shown towards him, and with the tears
yelling into his eyes as well as into the
eyes Of many others there, wished them
good bye and left the bench for the last
time.
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GOSHEN, IMP, April 7.-rhe Supreme
Court has affirmed the decision Of the
lower court in the famous Dekalb
county COW case, which was tried in this
comfy on change Of venue. A farmer
brought suit against the Lake Shore
railroad 10 recover value for COW killed
py a locomotive. The jury decided
against him and gave the railroad q yer;
dict Tor S. and costs, II being alleged
that the compepy's locomotive had been
damaged that mpCl By collision VIII
the COW,
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Inspecting tho Pennsylvania Railroad.

A party OF Pennsylvania railroad Of
ficials arrived in Wheeling yesterday
morning on special train. They are
on tour Of inspection Of the road. Mr..
]. ]. Turner, Superintendent Of the
Pittsburgh and Columbus divisions, has
the party In charge. The following
gentlemen composed the committee
j. ]. Turner, II. F. Brickett, N. DAWN,
George F. Thomson, D. s. German. F.
T, Hatch, P. A. Bonebrake, 7. Z. White.
side, Jesse Moore and W. ]. Merrick.
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srooKBRlDoR, MASS, April 7.-The
sGockbridgs Savings Bank was yesterday
plaCed in the hands Of receiver. This
docs not 10 much result from the defales-
tion OF the SO 900 by ex.Tleasurer Will
ia aa from over $4,000 worth Of poor
loans made BY the banks trustees In
past years. Il is thought The loss TO de'
posltoTB will not be more than 20 or 2
per cent 70 each.
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TIE SITUATION IN EUROPE
Regarded as Serious by Leading statesm
Significant Movements of Troops.

Regarded as Serious by Leading Statesmen.
Significant Movements of Troops,
LONDON, April 7.-Advices received
here from several Of the principal capi-
tails Of Europe show that the political
situation in the continent is regarded as
serious by the leading statesmen and
diplomats. Several significant moves
have been made during the past few
days. The action OF the Russian author.
tiles in doubling the strength Of the
Russian forces In YolhyniA Is gravelY
discussed in the capitals Of the various
countries. The greatest activity prevails
among the troops Garrisoning the princi.
pal fortified places in France. The
troops are being continually drilled in
the usual military tactics, and In add.
tion they have been subjected to series
OF sudden night alarms, betokening the
approach Of an enemy, in order to test
their ability to respond to 4 call to repel
Il n NnA.
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"rho Now nou,o Of I.rael. .

PoRT HURoS, MICH, April 1.-THE
"New House Of Israel" or the "Living
Temple = remarkable religious organ.
iastion, has Gled articles Of association
with the county clerk. The object Of
the society 10 ITO gather into one fold
the twelve tribes Of Israel scattered
abroad, the time being now come ior
their restoration and redemption"
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uhieago Lather. on 8 sttike,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 7.-About 4OC
lathers have already gone out on a strike
for an advance in wages, and II their
demands are not generally granted those
remaining, making about 1000 in all,
will stop work. The indications are,
however, that the strike will be Of short
duration, as a number Of the largest em-
ployers have granted the advance.
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BERLIN, April 7.-The North German
Gasetie. referring to the war rumors cur
rent, denies that international relationl
are not pacific, adding: Everything
iustiGes the hope Of the permanence o.
peace. The whole strength Of the ma
tions Of Europe ought to be devoted tc
economic DEVELOPMENTS"
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PrOssO,linrs stayed. .

Nsw YoRK, April l7.-Procsedings up.
der the indlctm ant against the New
York, New Haven L Hartford railroad
directors, were stayed by Judge Barrett
in the Oyer aud Terminer court to-day
alter hearing the argument. This stay IL
10 operate against tbs trial, pending mo
ton 10 change the place ottrial from the
General Sessions court to the Oyer and
TeFminAr.
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west virginia Pensions.


WASHINGTON, April West Virginia
pensions have been allowed as follows:
odginal-Edward o Van Hook, Samuel
Il. Smith, M. Gramm, Henry Il. Sutton,
Henry Scott, DELLA A. Hagerty, former
widow OF Elias E. Mcintyre; Ohristing
NJ, widow OF Andrew s. Core; Laun.
mia W, widow OF William Granner.
Additional-David A. Hill, McCrea,
James A. Board, Joshua Jones, Francis
NJ. Kearnes, Charles Rltls, Barnabas
De LAGRANGE, Jonathan Jurden, HarFi-
son Hickp, James Pigott, Henry Gun
ningham and A, II. Upton.
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GALESA, ILL, April 7.--Tbe court
here has appointed oonseryaior for
the estate Of Ernost Frederick Inlet.
who received notice during bis examipa.
ton and iuet previous 70 his commit.
msnt week ago to the county asylum
as pauper, that he had fallen hell 10 a
large fortune in Germany by the deSth
Of an uncle, OF whose existence he had
been ignoEGnt. -''''
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Emperor wilIInm nuys The Thistle

BERLIN, April 7.-The famous Scotch
cutter Thistle, we'll known throughout
the yachting world as the boat defeated
in the International race for the Amer.
ica's cup by the American centerboard
yacht Volunteer, has been purchased by
Emperor William. It Is probable that
his Majesty will enter the Thistle in the
great race for the Queens cup which
takes place of the Isle OF Wight.
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SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, April Il
George Weber, OF St. Paul, aud Young
Dempsey, Of California, light weights,
fought seventeen rounds before the Ath.
letie Olpb last night for purse Of $500.
At tho end Of the seventeenth round
Dempsey threw up the fight, the bones
in both hands having been broken.
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BUDA PEsrH, April 7.--The Pestha
Lloyd publishes an article to-day stating
that according to some official news
which has been received from Berlin
the general European situation is 70.
gaTdsd In the German capital as threat
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IN TUE WOLVERINE STATE
The Bspubllcaps Have . Plurality of 5000
Democratic 0Ains.

DETROIT, MICH, April 7.-Rsturns
from yesterdays election, 90 far re-
ceived indicate that Republicans have
carried the State by 5000 plurality
There are many districts still to be heard
trUlA, bow ever, and the vote may rur
considerably lover, but tits not thought
that later returns will very materially
change the result. In the municipal
eleot ons 10 larger cities, the Democracy
held its own and nsas large gains,
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sPRlNeEIEID, ILL.,, April 1.-THE Re-
publicans Of Springfield are iubllant over
the defeat Of the Democrats at the home
Of Senator Palmer. The city Of Spring
field has elected Lawrence, Rep, Mayor
over Hay, Dem, by 200 majority. The
Democrats elect the City Clerk, City
Attorney and City Treasurer, but the
Republicans make a gain in Aldermen.
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nIr on oompapy organI.ed.

A telegram from Harrisburg states
that charter was Issued yesterday TO
the Woodland Oil Company, with head
quarters at Washington. Pa, and cspi.
tal OF 100000. T. J. Vandergrift and
Cyrus Underwood, Of jamestown, N. Y !,
and II. 8. Grayson, Of Pittsburgh, are
named as the directors. 1t Is under.
stood that this 10 the company engaged
in developing the newly discovered oil
field near Woods6eld, Monroe county,
Ohio, an accountof which was published
In yesterdays issue.
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A SAD AND FATAI ACCInENr
Attends an Amateur Porformauce-ALi Littio
Fairy Burned.

Fairy Burned.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 7-At Tus-
caloosa, last night, the Opera House was
crowded to see an amateur performance,
which closed with a tableau represent-
ing the Goddess Of Liberty on throne
surrounded by little girls. They were
dressed in flimsy, white material. AS the
curtain went up, a spark fell from O
lighted torch which Miss Mabel Nc
Eachin, the Goddess OF Liberty, held
aloft, and fell on the dress OF little Irene
Hays. She was instantly enveloped in
flames and ran screaming to the foot
lights, where two young men from the
audience seized her and extinguished
the fre. AS she passed the other girls,
little Ethel Blacks dress caught also,
but was put out before she was serious.
ly burned. Irene Hays was fatally
hurna1
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ono cattle Alan KilI. Another.

LAS oRveEs, n. NJ, April IA private
dispatch from Lincoln brings news that
Lsslie Dow killed Jack Light at ssven
Rivers yesterday. Both are prominent
cattle men Ia that vicinity and are well
known here. There has bsen trouble
between them for some time and the
killInRi is probably the outcome.
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Rridneport, O. April Z.

[When the Atlantic cable was finish
ed, the work for which the Great East
ern was built was done. Several ehortl
to use her for other purposes were un
ayailing, she being too large and I'M
wieldy. She was finally sold TO be
broken up for the machinery and othsl
parts that could be used
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A mystsFious Robbery.

LONDON, April 7.-The French and
English detective police are engaged in
the investigation Of a mysterious rob,
berry. A small bag containing q mass Of
valuable securities has been stolen OF
the mail.boat between Calais and Bou
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ANow code company Ohartsyed

Special DNpdteA 70 lae Me4Hgeaetf'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 1.-THE
HanaEha. Gauley Coal and Coke Com.
pany, Of Charleston, has been chartered
iior The purpose oi mining, shipping and
selling cool, with capital ot 81 600 and
with the privilege OF increasing 1t tc
.S2C0OOO.
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.

The Scott Recitals Drew a Large aud Inter.
ested Crowd ut the Y. M. Ca. BuiIdInE.
The Scott recital at the Y. NJ. O. A.
building last night was well attended
and was most thoroughly enjoyed by the
large audience. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
both appeared to splendid advantage in
the following programme:
"HAnlet," Act Ill, scene 5... ....... Shakespeare
Mr.. John &. scott.
The Painter OF sevile.. Susan Wilson
Mrs. Annie n. Scott.
The Widow CummiSkey.
Mr.. Scott,
Mrs. PArtington's Lecture 10y rcquest). )...".-
r.,,.,.. MIS- Scott pr,b.r.r Road
Mr.. Scott.
The Fall ol the Pemberton MlllA....,-.........
Elizabeth Stuart PhelpI
Mrs. Scott.
The Plundered Gardner
Mr.. Scott.
sAIlIo stebbins secs Tho Lady OF Lyons"
Written expressly for Mrs. Scott
JohuuyB CompoSltl0n AdRpted
Mr.. Scott.
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BALMACgDAS CAUSE WANING.
He Is Forced to Recruit from PrlsOnS-rh,
Feeling In Valparaiso.

ne As oEOea 70 neoFuit EFom Sfiaonb-The
Feeling In Valparaiso.
PANAMA, April 7.-Passengers who
have just arrived in. this city from Val.
paraiso declare that the cause of the
revolution is making progress. They
assert that in the city Of Valparaiso the
sentiment in favor OF the revolutionary
party Is becoming very strong. It was
generally expected when they left there
that on the arrival Of the fleet, the
troops now adhering to BalmacedR
would renounce their allegiance and 20
over TO the opposition. Itis argued that
President Balmaceda realizes that his
cause is waning, from the fact that he Is
recruiting his forces from the prisons.
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bDtsIuI UI1puEtN % I't I"ESRE1s''7II'
WASHINGTON, D. O., April IA pal
ent has been granted to Lewis Harmish,
of Parkersburg, for a window shade
ranhek.
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logne. This is all the police will say
about the matter at present, but It Is
understood that the case has many other
and peculiarly interesting aspects.
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SAL,LhGtlkR-At the residence ii m son.fa,.
AW Louis Took. NO. l5t Eigss,enih street,
on tuesday, ApIil I, lSN. Il ii:lS S,sI0cs
oi hll axe. - 'S@H
Funeral notice hereafter,
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snIh and nrnknn I'm.

10 ne Edil0r Of ne IhtGEltgeRaH.
s1R:-Please state through your paper
II the Great Eastern, used in laying the
Atlantic cable, is snll In use.
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Fl ToR a DisOrdered Liver try Beecham,s
fllA q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-04

Under the winter schedule Pullman cars WlIl
leave seattle daily al 7:&5 a m over the North
ern Paslhr for the East. same as during sum
rner First-clsss accommodations in Pullman
ana dining-ca. service No changes al tay-
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THE TULALrP SCHOOL.
Branches Taught the Indian Children
Industrial Instruction.

Mr.. Frederick s. Sommers, secretary of the
Tulalip Indian agency, is spending few days
at the Northern hotel Mr.. Sommers, who had
a position with the Tulslip school before he
took the Office OF agent, said yesterday in regard
TO this institution: "There are now some
ninety pupils about evenly divided between the
sexes The boys are kept separated from the
girls, both at meals audi rectations, and the
two meet only at church. The school, which is
managed by the Catholics. Is what is known as
q contract school--rhat is, the government pays
o certain sum-s22 a quarter for each Indian
pupil
"There is one man teacher, three sisters and
three industrial teachers. The latter give in
struction in agriculture, carpentering, shoe
making, etc. The ages OF the pupils range from
6 TO Is years, and the branches taught are thoss
OF the ordinary primary ana grammar schools.
We find the Indian children much like the
white: for the girls are brighter up 10 a certain
age say Is, and then the boys begin to develop
and get ahead OF them.
"The Indians q rule are a ceanly race. The
rule at the school is that each shall take a bath
at least once Il week-hut they are accustomed
to do more bathing when at their own homes.
The real trouble is TO keep them from going in "a
the water when tie weather makes it impru.
dent 10 do so. You know that when an old In.
dian is sick the first thing he does is 10 jump
into stream, no matter how cold the water OF
the air He will stay in for half an hour or So
and II the treatment doesn't Kill him, he gets
well.
~ believe that fully niue-tenths OF the Indian
children who come to the school are suffer Dg
from syphilis in its secondary form, scrofu q
and consumption. The consequence IS that
they are very delicate aud require the closest
sort of attention To keep them in good health. y
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CALIFORNIA BALL PLAYERS TIED,
Under Renewed Agreement Most of
Them Are Reserved for 1892

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-Esriy in the present
year the California League renewed its obliga
TONS to the national agreement and entered
Class OF that institution, at the same time
Delhg accorded the right to reserve players fol-
succeeding seasons. The transaction was SC
quickly effected that very little notice was
taken OF the proceedings. The GalIfornis
players have been nursing the dslusion that
they were Tree TO sign they pleased Tor mex;
season, but surprise will follow the reading oil
the iiss which yesterday afternoon Henry Har
ms, secretary of the California League, prepared
Tor next season and forwarded TO n. E. Young
secretary of the board oil control, at Washing.
ton City. The list is as follows:
San fTanciseo-swett, Clark, Blauvell, Cart
wright, j. Sharp, Smith, Levy, ID. sweeney,
Power, Hines, Cantillon. Ba 81
san Jose--Speer, staliings, Harper, Looka-
baugh, Dooley, Hanley, Eoright, Everett, Me-
Quicken, Mckay, G. Sharp.
sacramento-Roberts, Reitz McHale HASA.
mer, Spies, Hoffman.
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Tacoma Ladies, Grmna.ium soci.tx.

TACOMA, Dec. 3-lSpecial. THE governing
committee of the Tacoma Athletic Association
has extended to the lady friends of the associa-
ton members the use of the apparatus at It's
headquarters. There was a meeting of ladies
today at which a ladies' gymnasium association
was organized withthe following officers:
President Mrs. III. Cranston Potter; vice
president, Miss Rowe; secretary, Mrs. J. C.
Brockenbrough, ir.; treasurer, Mrs. Mottet;
trustees, Mrs. Caesar, Miss Rusher, Mrs. Browne,
Mrs. Allyn.
Professor Hammansly has been engaged as in
structor, and classes will be taught on Mondays
and Thursdays from 10 TO II a. m. For the pres
ent there will be only one class exercise each
week, on Mondays
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and made a complaint over a letter with draft
ana deed that had been mailed him september
- Inc letter was found, bu. OH IL was no ad-
dress, ana his name was not found in the d.
rectory He got his mail, left his address, and
agaih 7 nele Sans servants triumphed. The po-
s'4oh Oh directory clerk is one of the hardes, in
she department TO fill, and yet only 5000 per year
eaiio"ea as pay. woman occupied the po-
sition up to several months ago. and il ruined
her health, and the labor is wearing out the man
VINO now has 1t in charge There ia a large
amount OF red tape in the work, and 1t is Just
possible that an addition to the force might ia
ciLitate operations to g great measure
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Chicago Races.
CHICAGO, Dec. s.-summaries:

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Summaries:
Six furlongs-Gunshot won, Enterprise Sec
ond, Katie j. third Time, I:30.
Five furlongs-Big Man won, Invercauld Sec
ond, Hannah Moberly third. Time, f:4
Aiie-Duster won, Adeline second, Long Ten
third. Time, 2:03is.
Five furlongs-Glenold won. Uncle Harry Sec
ond, Dolly MOBILES third Time, lib
Five furlongs-Dan II. won, Hanseu second,
Fred Knox third. Time, 1:l5.
Mile-Gamorra won, Quotation second, Costa
Rica third. Time, 2:O5.
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Kentucky Blood Horse Sale.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. 3.-This was the best
day of the Bruce Edmondson horse sale. Forty
three horses went for $40. 795. The best sales
were: Shoot, eh. m, by Prince Charlie, to James
Swigert for s2,o25; Tom Rogers, b. C., by Fall
setto, TO William Hsrryet of New York, for
$500; Dickerson, b. G., by Duke of Montrose. 10
Eugene Leigh for $1,000; Doneaster, b. c., by
imported Deeeiysr. TO Green B. Morris for 5000.