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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
CALIFORNIA ROAD AGENT KILLED
United States Oficers Unearth q Robh.r
Gang and shoot Its Leader


REDDING, Cal, Nov. 4-Bill Howard. ons a.
the robbers OF the Lakeview and Redding .,ava
was killed a. his home, three miles from Rs,id
Ing, last night. After their ESCAPE from tba
officers near Holcombs Sunday night. Uovs-d
Hnd Jones went in opposite directions Itwa
thought that Howard would make for his
iathers house, and three men were plsced in
the house, C. Howard, the father. fr,t bai1-
arrested and lodged in Jail as an sccomplioe
About II O'Clock the watchers heard the eiat,sr
Oh horses hoofs. They put out the light and
awaited the arrival OF the man whom thew had
reason to believe was Bill Howard Thew hesrd
him open the door 20 his fathers bedroorn. say.
ing; Rather, strike light, strike light" Ha
then entered the room, aud opened the door
leading 10 another room, where the th-ea NO.,
were watching. As he opened the door -bov
CRED out: Throw up your hands" InstsntIv
howard with an oath turned 70 close the do.
As ne turned three shotguns went OF. Hova-d
fell and Immediately expired
The inquest of the body of STAGE robha- IT,
ard, who was shot and killed by offcers st,er,r,-
Ing 10 capture him, was held today The inv
round that Howard came to his death nv -
snot wounds inflicted by Thomas Miles. q D
Nhitton and :. A. stewart while acting rn+a.
the authority Of United states Deputy Marcel
lnacker. When searched nothing was forn.
on the body. The knees of the pants ,nd
drawers were worn out from crawling thror-L
me brush and over rocks The horse he We.
Elulng had been stolen from Oak Run the 60
night Abe Jones, on leaDing from the staga =,
ho.comoes sunday with Howard went so1,h
ana vas lost all day Monday in ~.
log and rain. On Tuesday tbs pursue.
came upon him snd ordered him 10 throw nv, -.
Bands. He was armed with q Wtncbs,,a.
s'o-en rom some cabin, and shot, killing !.
morse Underneath bis pursuers. The last bes-a
o. he was working toward the rendezxor. :.
ho"ards house. II transpires that C. How.-5
Aas been hsrooring the robbers a. variou, tirn..
ana ls also implicated in horse stealing 90
stage roooing. Officers claim that he i, -
'eEessed with q well-orgsnized gang of tbleve.
pofA4hg between Redding and Lskeview. Or
@'4-eAes Is a. hand 70 prove the Statements q,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
Sunday Closlng Movement In FortIand

PORTLAND, Nov. 4.-tspecial.l-A committee
OF ciTizens and cleTEymsu Of a. demon. nations
hesded by his grace, Archbishop Gross, OF the
Catholic church. went before the council YES
;erday and presented long petition demanding
the enforcement al the sunday laws
of the state. Among the ministers
who accom- panied him were Rev. Fathers
ODea, Sonmer and Nortaman. of his own
church: Rev. Arthur J. Brown. OF the First
Presbyterian church; Rev. I. l. Eliol, OF the
Unitarian church; Rev T. Z Clapp, Of the
First Congregational church: Rev. Alfred Kun
meT. Of the Taylor street Methodist Episcopal
church, apd Rev. E Thomson, secretary Of The
executive committee having the Sunday move
Inent in charge. They were given q respectful
hearing and the petition Was referred to the
indiCiarY committee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
Another Bank robbery in Oregon

IA GRASDE, o., Gov. A robbery watch ex-
ceeced the recent Enterprise bank affair in the
amount taken was perpstrated upon the Farm
ers' Mortgage and Savings bank o: Summer.
vile, IN this county, last night sammervilIe Is
a VII age three miles from the Eigin branch Of
the Union Pacific and sixteen miles north of
this city. As the mails reach the village late in
the evening and leave cary IA the morning il
was the custom OF II. c. Rhi1ehsrt, cashier of
the bank, 70 attend 20 his CORES ondeuce after
supper. As he was leaving the bank about
9 o'clock last evening he was met az
the door by two men with sacks over
their beads, who pressed pistols 10 his head and
ordered him 20 go back and open the safe He
stepped back into the room and they followed
him, pulling down the blinds ana lighting the
lamp They displayed great GOODNESS, no. only
taxing ali the money il the safe, but examining
the papers as well The amount taken was
$500. Alter leaving the bank they went on
foot toward the timber. There is much excite
ment in summeryiie this morning, and prepar-
atoms are being made TO institute thorough
search for the robbers, who, /: Is supposed ara
residents OF the neighborhood
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Tacoma Railroad S.w.

TACOMA, Nov. 4-tspecisI. l-Engineer Bogus
returned today from his trip OF inspection OF
the route and the coal measures along the line
q tbs proposed Tacoma & Eastern railroad from
this city southeast forty Eiles 70 the foot Of
Mount Rainier.
two-stOry building viii replace the old
Blackwell hotel on the wharf which IL now used
by tbs Northern Pacific as depo. ONCE and
lodging-h0use for It's employees.
Contractor d. ". Baskerville II in the city
securing isborsfs for ths Great Northern TO Work
in Montana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05

HAsEEs los CITY, Sow. I'm Tisw q the
fac. toat TIE present. rz.4s act changes n so-ls
rsAp ects Ire cad s4ozs under Eaiea frss entry
can - -zAds Of wearing Epgsrsl, p@rso1sl ELECTS,
bCoks and 1D1ss1ol1 effects, TIRE treasury cs-
pAgt11gas hss modified tas fo-- Of oath
Or declaration heretofore slp.oys1 20
y s1sl conform - TIE preseo. lGz. II
tee case O. wearing apparel and ps-sonsl
sTscts, the Importer "a required % declare Gaet
tie articles we're actually II uGs and uscessz-F
and Appropriate T.: ias journey and tie com
fort and e0aysalsues Of the importer, and are
10; intended for any psrsoa 10. are 20, ssls. In
TIE matter % books and household effects, the
importer il required % declare TIA: they were
owned and Used abroad for no. iess than oos
year p-l0r 70 Importation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
California Trainwrecker, q, r-,.,

AUBURN, Cal, Nov. An examination Of A.
u. and F. J. Roberts on the charge Of train
"recAlng in connection with the accident near
Co!iax on October T. commenced TO-DAY before
Jusuce Gwynn- General Superintendent A \
4o"ne, OF the Southern Pacific. and a number
OF railroad employees testified that the accident
nas es0seo designed!y By pulling spikes and
removing fish plates from the rails Poha-t..
mouse Is short distance from the scene OF tbs
Hreck.and one OF the witnesses testified to seeing
Al Roberts az the sleeping car santa Cruz. where
II Law IN the ditch. IL was proved tina, il womb
take only seven minutes TO put the track in a
Condition 70 cause the accident
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
sHERIFF wooLERY RETURNS.
He Landed His Three Prisoners in the
PsniteDtiarv.

Sheriff James II. Wooery returned from walla
Va "a yesterday morning He left Seattle last
Sunday morning with three prisoners found
for tae state peuIient.ary.
Al Payaiup the sheriff Was met by United
States officer with ten prisoners from McNeiPs
island; they were On their way % Walla Wana
10 stand trial Al North Yakima four mora
United states prisoners en- route 20 Wai.a Wala
for trial were placed on tie train. Thus the
sheriff had great zeal ot criminal company.
Mr. Woo.erv brought back with him mann
moth ouiOn which WAS raised on farm near
" ala Wsih. 1t weighs three pounds and
meas ures nineteen and one-haf inches IN cir
cumireace. The onion now e1orns d mantel in
tho shnrL Z a Office
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Whatcom News

WHATcoK, nov. 4-[5pecisl. l-sheriS De Lori
rer is confident that Eugene FogIer, arrested at
Blue Csnyoa for the murder OF Duncan, the
crover, near Pierre, s D.. f. the wrong man. He
will u held, however, until the DAKOTA sheriff
arrives. FOElsr 10 swiss, instead OF SorEe-
giAu or swede.
Port Townsend man, name unknown, wen.
insane on the street today, and the officers had
desperate struggle with him before captured
He will bs returned 70 Port Townsend.
The lark Cyprlsn, laden with lumber, has
sailed for Cork
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
CHILE AND THE WORLDS FAIR.
Commissioners Not Withdrawn Itata
Case Appealed.


WAsHisGToE CITY, nov L-Tke dispatch
stating that the three cOmmissi oners FOR the
world fair in Chile had been Withdrawn by
the director general Is pronounced AZ the heal
quarters OF the Inflammation bureau In this
city absolutely la.se in every particular
An appeal hAs been ordered by the attorney
general from the decision OF TIE court az Los
Angeles ia the ItAta case.
LosDos, Nov. A private dispatch from
Valparaiso says there Is reason 20 believe that
tie ChileAns, believing war % be inevitable,
viii not allow the United States 70 selec.
their own time - declare war, bat viii sud
denly give EgEa bis passport and at once attack
the Baltimore - ss - have the advantage Of
the fret blow IL Is not believed among the
foreign residents OF Valparaiso that other
foreign rnsa-oi-wAY IN VA pArsiso harbOr would
permit this trescheFous act, but Captain sch.ey
is keeping a vigilant lookout.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The Valparaiso core
sFousent 81 the HeTad says: an just in re-
ceipI OF report from Santiago 20 The effect that
Minister o. Foreign Affairs Aontt has sent a dis
patch % Minister Egan relative 70 the Balsi-
more affair. Il Is said - be eouched IN a con-
elistory tone, and gives evidence Ia every way
a. desire 70 see that Justice - done as soon as
tie inquiry Ia this city e concluded
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the nan Rice, who was also arrested with
Howard and Jones', and Is n Jail here IN the
capacity OF tea1stsr he acted with and assisted
the gang bF hauling stolen goods and transport
ing tee robbers. Thzcker and Ross have clues
sufficient 20 convict the entire gang.
The eoroaer's jury eIonerstsd the officers for
killing Howard Jack Rice, 3 tezmstsr, who
was arrested IS Al accessory, has made con
fesston duplicating Howard and Abe Jones II
SIX sensational robbertes OF late The search for
Jones, Who also ESCAPED. viii Be cO1-Iuu=d.
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North Yakima News.

SoETH YAKIMA, Nov. 4-tSpec!aL THE con-
tract for building 9 system Of sewers for North
Yakima was let a. a special meeting OF the coun-
Gil 20 K Schmidt, who alko takes bonds 10 the
amount Of 1900.
The contest instituted TO declare void the
election Of A. B. Weed for mayor, on account Of
nou-resideuce, has been settled The council,
after hearing tue attorneys on both sides, de-
c.fed that there were grounds for reversing
the decision Of the canvassing board.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05

EDISON, Nov. 4-IopecIsl. "A Young r.n
named Bert Hake was badly injured sunday
~ tie explosion OF his gun while duck huntt,g
He had slngle-barrel breech-loader caI-ed
Zulu with a. iron lug that opens and shr.-
TO keep she'll IN position, which few open and
the sheAl was discharged from the but. of the
gun Inc stock was spiiutered and the youny
man received the charge of powder in n. e-at
Fears are entertained that his sight viii he i'm.
paired ~ 49,
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San Juan Republicans orraniz;n~

LOPEZ, Nov Especial. "A promising Repub-
Hcan cub was formed IN Friday Harbor LAST
week, aud the following officers elected: Presi
dent, Captain A. o. Benjamin; vice-president.
John Kelley, J. c. Werner, J. II. Boyce, Wesley
Werner Z. c. k.nleysIde, ". H. Sutherland.
James Tulloch, J. q. Viereck, George 0. Griswold
anu T. + Alien. The organization was chris.
tenet the Abraham Lincoln club of ssn -,
county. The intention IS 70 organize club in
each precinct 81 the comfy. the vice presidents
already elected 70 be the presidents, and each 10
appoint his executive Committee
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CHILEAN coNsP1RAcYpIscovERrp
Colonel Canto's Narrow Escape Prom As
saaaAm atinn by BAlr aeeda,s Earti.nna

y
NALPAEAIso, Nov. 4-lhe discovery o. n plot
to asssssiuats Colonel Cauto created great cx-
element here today. Caut0 led the forces q the
iputs which landed AZ Qgin eros bay. ard ~ On
after series o. nEhts, cartlret Val
p4raiso, and LED 20 ths downfall Of
Ba.mSceia. lie has, a. Consequence.
been the object OF eo-llal hatred Of such Of the
paftsans OF the late president are stilI in the
country. II vas among these that the plot was
discovered. Just bow tie clue came into the
hands 81 the authorities and the 10 4 details
have uot yet been made pubslc, but enough &,
known 20 indicate that Caato had & narrow Is.
cape from death
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Canadian Cabinet Patched Up.

OTTAWA, Soy. 4-The cab!ne, differences have
been arranged and the political crisis Is over
temporarily. A. a conference this morning
Secretary Of State Chaplain agreed 20 continue
In bis present position for time sn1 70 succeed
Hoa. Edgar Desdney IS minister OF tie interior,
when tbs latter retiEes 70 Be lieutenant governor
O. British Columbia J. A. Oqine.t=, ex-spsaker
OF the House Of Commons, Will succeed Chap.esu
as secretary Of state. A. Z. Angsrs, 2. present
iie1tensn! governor Of Quebec, will become
minister Of agriculture, replacing Senator JOHN
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RIO GUNS AND Gun cARRrAers.
Gen. FlagleT's Report on Their Cou-
struction-Nalue OF Springfield Riae.

Gen. FiaEieT's Report on Their Com
struetion-Value OF Springfield Kim
WARRINGTON CITY, Nov. A-General F..rls-
chief of ordnance, ia his annual rep,rt 70 49,
secretary OF war, saws; The labor involved svs
the difficulties 10 be surmoa lted In surnlv,r,g
forIi6eatious with the new model dlssp,e.-lrs
carriages for large guns s-o perhans greater
than those OF supplying tha guns themselves
Unfortunately this work i some year. behind
the guns The department. is IN great need Of .
well-eauippei sea coast carriage factory for ri.
work. and TIE report recommends an sap-o-
prlation for further ealArEiug the facilities f,-
the manufacture of carriages st the Wster-owa
arsenal The department thus far has COM
plssed but two eieht-inch and oae tea-luch
breech-laAiins steel rHed gan. The frst
eteht-incA gun WAS tested with German
slaokeless powder. with significant results. atty
pounds Of tie compound giving the pro!seile s
higher velocity with about the sane pressure as
IL pounds OF black powder The time Allowed
by the Pneumatic Dynamite Gun Company Tor
che delivery Of ten guns has eeen extended -
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Heavy Failure of Berlin Bankers.

BELLE, Nov. 4--The suspension Of ?. 2.
Hirsaield * Wolf, bankers, though It does not
affect the bourse generally, caused drop IN
shares Of the Paisinh0fer brewery, the best OF
its kind IN the market, of per cent Il is re-
ported that The empress and Prince Henry lost
a large amount By the suspension, and ina. the
minister Of worship lost lis enti-e fortune.
Many leading arlstocrats are badly involved
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The Pope Preparing for Death.

LoxDos, Nov. 4-The Ctroatcie's Paris CORE
spondeut says: The pope prepared his religious
VIII IN October. II is written in Latin The
pope disc!aIms any personal inclination as to
the choice OF his successor. The popes tenn
porAl will Il being drafted by four Cardinals in
secret All the pOpe's property is invested in
England
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Bremen Modlass cattle ImportatIon Law

BgRLIS, Nov. 4-The Bremen Senate has IS
sued q decree permitting the importation Of
British and American cattle for breeding pup
poses, on presentation Of certificate Of their
origin and satisfactory report from the state
veterinarian. Cattle imported for other pur-
poses tnau breeding viii BE isolated for one
month az the expense Of parties owning the
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LOPEZ, Nov. Especial The capture Of the
ten smugglers al Mosquito pass, near Roche
harbor, is OF course the great sensation Of the
day here. Lopez island has been accused BY III.
papers for the past month OF harooring snug.
gers and pirates TO any extent, ana now a
bakers dozen Is caught 81 one grab on San Juan
Island. The truth IS that the capture il COM
paTatjyely uninpo-tsnt, and that svery resident
has known for = long time that the men cap
tured and probably many more in that neigh
bochood were bringing ever whisky from Vic
tOEla almost every DAY. Roche kArbor u q man.
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The Caroline Island Missionaries.

MADRID, Nov. 4-The government organ de-
clares that the government viii not consent 10
give exeQuatur TO Mr.. Rand, American con-
sui 20 the Caroline islands, On account Of his
supposed connection with the Methodist mis-
sionsries, whose influence over the natives Is a
cause Of worry 70 the spanish authorities and
Catholic monks there.
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Persecution If cbinese Cbri.t,.r

LONDON, Nov. A Dispatch 10 the Tir1es from
Singapore says: The Human authorities have
issued manifesto ordering the search and ex-
pGlsiOn Of al native Christians, the condscstion
OF their property and the destruction of their
churches. Christian native officials are men
aced with disiayOr at Pekin
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Russian Peasants Preferwhiskyt to Bread

ST. PETERSB UEG, Nov. "A military train
was wrecked at Ivsngoroda, three soldiers
were killed aud fifteen injured. number OF
the provincial as embiies propose to close all
saloons in the famine district 70 proven. the
peasants from spending relief money for
drink.
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stanwood Neus

srASWooD, Nov. 2-lspeciall-O Novemnc-
ISL the oianwood Post changed p-oprietors. Tbs
Plant was purchased by Messrs. Mathews and
Meyers, formerly of seattle
The oailssi.nE will he completed on the Mon.
lahA anu seattle Railroad b. Thursday Of thIs
week, sAd carpenters are engaged in building
the Ssanwood depot.
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Free reclining chair cars, elegant dining cars
trst-class and tourist sleeping ears are among
the many features offered by the Union Faci6c
railway. Descriptive mater and fuL infnrras-
toa regarding the many states ami territories
tT.ysTHg1 . t1is great Avstel can DC obtained
a. me company otice, Us second street A I.
Ak-t.n Il. Aef arnnt
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The short Route to Esoufmalt.

LONDON. Nov. THE English admiralty have
decided 10 send a crew 20 the raau-of-war Cham
yion via Halifax, the Canadian Pacific railway
and Esquimait. Hitherto il has been the Gus
tom 10 sead the crews OF ships recomInissioued
10 the Pacific by way Of Colon.
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San FRANCISCO, Nov. AFTER being out
twenty-one hours and failing to agree upon q
verdict, the jury in the case Of Herman A,ds--
son. charged with manslauga ter. was this morn
ing olscnarged by Judge Murphy. Anderson
stabbed his brother during = drunkso ~ o.,
July last 0" Va
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Big Indian Land, Sui. FILED.

kUsKoGEE, l. T, Sov. The fling Of shit
81 surety for nGnb@Y o. Cherokee Indians,
asking the allotment IN ssyerslty Of nearly a.
o0501o acres Of ard 10 creating 8 stir among the
jn1l&ns Of the civilized tribe.. This 1. thought
% Be the largest Isnd suit ever Instituted IN
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Railroad Agent. Plead "yo. Guilty"

sT. LoUIs Nov. 4-Tns statement made last
might ihss Aessrs. knight. general freight agent
and fEelgh! traffic manager ioi The wabash rsil-
road, had pleaded guilty 70 the indictments
charging them with q violation OF interstate
commercially, is erroneous. Their Plea was
ttnNf yn.lfr -
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In the international peace congress at Rome
the members decided, on motion OF the German
delegates. that the French Language shall be
spoken during the proceedings
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rhe nuke OF orlean. a rrne Prlnca.

VIENNA, Nov. 4-Ths Nsite FRI Presss states
that on arriving in Vienna the Duke O. Orleans
was served with a citation for damages Of $1,000
in the Meloa divorce case, in which the duke IS
correspondent Nine. Media IS the famous opera
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The Pan-Ameriean Railroad Begun.

BsowssyiLLE, Tex, EoV. A. Ground was
yesterdsy broken ana work commenced on the
Inter-Contineutal railroad which will eonnec.
the United states with Mexico and Central