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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-12
DRAWING RAIN FROM THE SKIES.
The United States Expedition Proves
the Correetness of Thenrr

MIDLAyu, Tex, Aug 1.-The United States
department Of agriculture rainfall expedition
has 80 far made two successful experiments
One OF the party in al interview said today:
SATURDAY and Moadsy the preliminary trial Of
part of the rain-mskinZ apparatus :yas hsd
aud about ten hours after the explosIon heavy
clouds gathered and rain fell over inznv miles
OF surface We do noi thiEk the explosions &C
tually produced storms. but they were undouhI-
ediy Instrumental IN p-eel p-iatiag the moisture
and greatly increased the intensity Of the storm
The araoua. Of perez pitatioa was the greatest in
the vicinity of the operation. We viii continue
10 make tests 70 ascertain the 6enEitv of sr-.os-
y,here. SO ths1 bombs may be s6sptsi 70 meet
every possible condition When sEsfs,iertI tIy
satistied upon these and similar points decisive
experiments viii be made The rain today was
tie fi-st good rain il ;ais vicinity Tor ssvs-sI
months
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Another Letter in Regard TO
the Extradition Laws.
BIG DAYTON FLuME WRECKED.
Centralia People Terrify Nan in
Jail for Adultery.
Great Northern Track Reaches Mount
Fernon-A Supposed Tacoma Mer-
chant Drowned In San Francisco
Tacoma Druggists Assign.

SALEM, Or, Aug. 1i.-Governor Pen
noyer this evening addressed the following
letter 10 Governor Ferry, OF Washington:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
sALEN. Aug. II. 1881 !
Hon. Elisha ?. Ferry. Governor OF Washing
ioa-ear: In answer 20 yo-r letter Of the sih
inst, IL regard 70 my refusal TO grant war
rant Of arrest upon your requisit.on
for the sxfra1ition OF Adam Cush-
ing, who had been brought to this
state by virtue OF requisition upon The gov
erDor Of Nebraska, and who had been tried for
the crime and acquitted. / have 20 say that sueh
action was entirely within the now well estab-
lished rule, as laid down By the best authority:
10 Q. (, s07-s0; Kansas, SO; 10 New York sup
plemsnt, .. Very respectfully,
SYLyEETER PgyS0YER,
Governor of Oregon.
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TURNED THE HOSE ON THEM.
Ceutralia Adulterers Visited by q Citi
zens' Committee and Soaked.

CKSTRALIA, Aug. u--Ispecisl. THE case of
L Z. Fuller, the man arrested yesterday, came
up last evening for hearing before Justice
Richmond st the opsra-house, which was tenn
poTaTily turned into courtroom, and denssly
packed with an interested crowd OF spectators
When the testimony was concluded the case was
taken under adTisement by JnstIcs Richmond
till O'Clock this afternoon Thoss who antiei-
pGted racy Developments we're more than satis-
fed, and the evidence left no room for doubt ~
70 the guilt Of TIE couple.
About sixty seventy men followed the
officers 10 the city jail and watched FuEer locked
up. Mrs Fuller went with her little girl TO
their home, about hundred yards sway. The
constable left, and all vas still for few min
utes. Then noisy crowd gathered around the
Jail and prepared 70 force entrance: Choke
him. "Harg him. "Ride him on rsiiI'
they yelled The terror of the imprisoned
rlan increased until, putting his face
70 the bars, he yelled out in terrified
accents: '.Oh, Elleni Ellen, Ellen! Come
quick There's & gang OF hcbos here and
they're going 10 mob ne" His yeIls were loud
and effeciusIly scattered tie crowd for few
moments When they returned IL was 20 find
'sEllen" standing guard with pistol She had
retired when the cries of her psrzmour called
her 10 the rescue and appeared ca dish1bilt- Her
hair was down her back. and in ous hand she
carried comb and in the other revolver. The
crowd hung back and consulted All was quiet
for few moments, then stream OF water shot
into the air from somewhere. Ii fell over and
all around the Jail 10 accompaniment of sup
pressed laughter II proved too much for the
amazon, and she ran OF screaming and vhistling
for the police The stream wss turned through
tie bars o. the jail and drenched Fuller like q
rat in cage. Policemen svainston and Dole
soon arrived with the woman, ana all came in
for some Of the water, until il was suddenly
stopped. The two policemen mounted guard
until the crowd dispersed
At O'Clock this afternoon Judge Richmond
bound the prisoner over 10 the superior court in
bonds OF 500 In default OF bonds Fuller was
remanded 10 the city Jail. he viii b trans
terred 10 the county jail tonight
Late yesterday afternoon the woman in the
case swore out warrant for the arrest OF
Springer or charge OF threatening 10 XIII. The
case viii come up for hearing tomorrow.
Strange 10 say Springer expresses his willing
ness 70 take back his erring vile II she viii
abandon Fuller.
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BERLIN. Ang IL-Proiesso- BreekEaan, = spec
islist OF Kfei university, b21dsgsd tAe eDpeT-
o-ss leg today IN ths presence CT Professor Is
rnx-rh ana Dr. Ia1hoId. The emperor remains
soaar6 his yacht tor conTeyAncs SAKE There .
nothing serious II ais condition
pvytTs. Aug. lar1aing runo-s il regard
=, tae hesIt. os EEapercr lillian continue 10
rsin currency IN Beriia an1 Other German csn-
te-S. xstastzRdlaE that E-eTio1s rUn1o-s
,.,-s .srus-osseiAliv deaied. Il Is believed t:zzt
these raraors arc sp-ea4 5T spectators fo- the
purpose OF depressing prices 0E the oou-se-
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RAILWAY FREIGHT RATES.
An Important Decision which Negatives
Action of STATE Corn.nIsaioners.

WICHITA, Kan Aug 1.-The Euit brought
hy the Wicafta 1--we stock ExchAnzs against tAs
Atehison. Missouri Pacific. Rock Island, and
san Francisco railway 70 ea.04n them from
putting INTO effect rate on live stock n excess
OF that ordered by TIE state hoard Of railway
commissioner, resulted IN 3 victory fOs Tia
railroads-
sALgx. Or. Aug. 1.-The radirozd commission
has refused railroads further tine 70 make
showing against the proposed freight rates, and
today adopted tariff making re1ucron cf 70
r.s- cent On grain and NH proauc:s. The re-
duc1ion on 81 other classes Of freight Averages
IS Der cant TIE tArlE Affects Ell lines in Ore
gon, exceys the bridge az Portland, and goes
into eject September L
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Deputy Sheriff Prosecuted by Enemie.

TACOMA, Aug. u--fspecisl deputy Sheriff
Byron :. Aib-o, Of Buckley, has been discharged
from custody here on the charge OF resisting sn
officer. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Clay-
pool. il arguing for AIb-os discharge, held that
political enemies got him drunk. and on tie
evening OF the sE-ns day presented charges 70
tie town council and had him removed as mar
shal and had NJ. McSesly appointed IN his
stead Justice Coke Ewing, OF Buckley il
charged with showing his personal Eniuus By
assisting in the prosecution OF Alhro- Judge
Allyn has lot yes dsrided who viii hare 20 pay
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MOUNT VKRSoS, Aug. 1L1speeial The
draw on the railroad bridge across the skagit
river, which has caused delay IN trseklsying
on the Crest Northern for the past three days,
was swung into place this morning, and tbs
t-acklsying crew sr once resumed work, and
this morning had reached the corporate limits
Of the city.
Mount Vernon is making arrangements 70
celebrate the compilation of the line between
here and Seattle by running Al excursion train
from Seattle and the BeilinghAm bay cities.
The government soAgboat Sk2gi; is 81 work in
the skagit river this week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-12

Diversified Opinions in the Industrial
Centers of GERMANY.

BERLIN, Aug. u.--For the purpose of studying
the actual effects o. the Mckinley bill, so far
such effects have shown themselves in the short
time since the law become operative, the
Associated Press correspondent has visited
some OF the most important German industrial
cente-s, such ss Leipsie, Pauea, Greis.
Nuremberg. chemnitZ and Frankfort He has
also received reports from other points Dy men
thoroughly familiar with the affairs OF the diff
ferent distriots- They ali agree that The meas
urc has had paralyzing effect upon certain in
not suffered az ali.
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s,or,,. on the Prairie

LINCOLN. III, aug. IA cyclone prevailed in
TIE southeastern part Of Logan county on Mon
dAy afternoon. The crops in its path, barns
houses and othe- buildings we're dsEnAged Al
Latham a new elevs,e., znou; completed. Was
lsveled Tia loss is estimated a. about 80 e9a
HoUsrox. Tax, Aug II-Rev.arts from Yokuua
and Lexington state thai terrible storm swept
over those sections YESTERDAY. Houses were IN
roafesi ana blown dowa. and stock killed.
ISDIASAFHLEs. Aug u--Tae storm which
rsSed in tbs county las; evening did inealc2lz-
bic damage 70 croTs and property generally
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. Tacoma Merchant Drowned.

sag FzAxCIsCo. aug IA body. supposed 20
he that OF J. Il. Morris. hardware dealer o.
Tacoma was recovered from ths bEy today. The
rsmsIrs had evidently been IN tie water for
ABOUT two weeks IA ths poekeEz OF ths dead
mans eIo.hss several bills were to1nG, ua1s
cut In the name of J. Il Morris There ass also
q cabin check for the steamer Hsytiza Republic,
xhsch left tacoma on July
TAcoxA. AG=. 11--IsPeel2L Morris 10 60. n
tie directory, Er.6 IS not known here
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The Davis VIM Case.

BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 1.-The exa-inssion OF
witnesses Oh ins handwriting IN the Davis case,
was continued today, the testimony being in
the same trend, al teztifying that tie viii was
written by Eddy. not JOB Davis, and that the
signsture OF the latter II the viii IL nos like hia
signature The coart rules ont comparative
evidence, ana exceptions By tas bushsl are
bss.Tag noted
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suppressing the San Jos. se,I..

TAcoxA, Aug. u--fSpeciaL l-State Inspector
OF Fruit Pests d. NJ Jesse, Of this city, reports
gross negligence On the part OF fruit shippers
and fruit dealers IN the matter Of disposing Of
the san jose scale bug. By fumlgation the
scale can be killed He has found the pest in
WallA hGils. Vancouver, Tacoma, Seattle and
other points several parties have been fined
go for exposing for sale fruit injected with this
pest Gr. Jesse goss 10 Dayton tomorrow 70 in
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A Biz NIL Flume Fails.

DAYToS, Wash, Aug IL-ispsciaL l-At $50
today Loo !Eet o. the Portland Mil Compszy's
Aums fell with crsSA- The fame has :uE.
been completed ard the NH started %
run for the summer. The loss . abol; 600.
Fortunately ior the bookkeeper, c. Kills, he
went 70 supper tan minutes earlier than usual
TIE 1iu ofice was shifted twenty inches fr0n
its foundation. and his desk was penetrated hT
az iron rod aa1 completely demolished. He
wo1l6 have been killed TIE auEs vas rot
prorerly braes1 and tie sfrzla OF the wster de-
--.r,tfSheS
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OLYMPIA, Aug. 1L-fspeeiAl. THE hsrbor linz
commission today ordered q survey Of hxrtsors
On Grsy's harb0r By Captain 3. W. DeCourcey,
and steilacooua harbor by =. G. Plrnner. The
matter OF surveying PORT Townsend harbor in
under consideration The commission viii this
week visit Grsys harbor, and On its resurn il;
viii establish karbor lines on BellInraan bsy
and at Blaine. after which the tide land eoxa-
mission c&a begin operations in wh4tcon
county
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-12
CentraIia Marshal bounced.

CESTEALIA, Aug. u-fSpecisL The city
council tonight removed Marshal Sheriff. iron
his position for ineonpeteney and failure TO
perform tbs duties Of his oszce The vote on
removal was unanimous The council immedi-
stsly appointed ;. W. stewart 10 the position of
marshal Tie new os5cer il q wei known fur
niturs merchant, and his appointment win giys
very general satisfaction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-12
St. Paul Island sw.rning with Seals.

VICTORIA, 3. c, Aug. I1--Tns sealing
schooner c D. Rand hss returned 20 Eancouysr
from BsrE1g Sea sne was seized bt TIE Rush
and taken 70 81 Pau Island, where the vas re-
leased and ordered home. Captain AIcoek, OF
the schooner st&iss that she waters around -
Paul island sw&rrasa with seals. bGs the s1igTia
from ths esrczssss Of seals which had been
killed ard IsfE exposed wozld prove detrimental
~ rNa a-herK
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DESTEE, Aug. u--Inyesso-s Il this city, IL ts
said los. oFer sso,900 through the National Cap
stsl savings, Building and Loan Association in
Chlcazo. Il is also said that the arrest Of the
oflcs-s % th8t concern Is due 20 the exposs
rna1= II the Denver Real Estate Exehs1Es, tas
crooked operations having besn shown ID
snd the attention Of the governor Gr3 United
States district attorney bsi2g called 70 them
Eve r1ourhg asa.
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pisastrous Eesult Of steamboat Rnrinr.

san FzAScIsco, aug. n-Adriees from Yoko-
hSzs give further particulars CT THE sinking q
fae steamer Ta1sre NGyu aid TIA drowning az
20 passenger IAe TanATe MAyu Ao1 anosser
steamer. iAs AiyotA1 Aszur were racing, wh@a
t3s lsster EtSsrei Ee-o@z ths TArnAye's coarse
and 1Es vessels eoili1sd TIE Tarasys Nara
szzk tz1s1lsssly, and only about Eixty psopss
who were On the 6sek were rescued
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Another Patti Farewen Tou,.

NEW YORK, Aug. Manager Bsaisuaiu
starn received letter fron Marcus Msyer To-
dzy, IN which fbs latter confirms shs recent re-
port that PATTI - gosag % make 9 eoreer. tour
OF ih1s country, beginning nsxt January. under
his management Hr. Mayer says he completed
arrangements With s1gnor Nlcoliai I&ss week
Ths tour VIII embrace ssvsngy-avs copcs-ts
with ssg-or Ar1ttso ss conductor
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Rain Help. Kansas Corn crop.

ExPogIA, Kan, aug. IA 6e&vy rain fell
here tris morning. Specials received from vaEi-
Gus rnsasS IN Kansas show ta&t the rains are
widespread Farmers are .ubiisat and say that
the rains assure good eo-n crop.
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vtl1 s,e~I,. BODY R.cov.r@d.

P0ETIaSD. Aug 1L-Wo-d was received from
sea View. ash. Eais wor1lng that The BODY of
W J. steel. vito. IoeStbsr with Miss SeEzls
Bosse, wa drowned ~ iazs place last Ws12es-
Gay While bathing, Las been recovered.
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portland, AEg. I0.-Ihe condition OF Dr. A
L Lindsey, who was injured sunday, fs prscsi-
caIly unchanged There Is stiIl iAini hope OF
his recovery.
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BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 1.-The beginning os the
examination Of Deeay, Keely and Hickey, fhe
accused murdersrs Of W. J. Penrose, on June To-
was established
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w.r..mau Carver AZ Absconaer.

Rrxrrs Aug II-Ths Ber.saer T1yssl1ss today
a,stss thst PrledlacGsr Bros, = 9sws2-y or-1 %
TIE city have instituted pzocss5l1gs against
DR. Carver. the American IasrksT2A7. Tor obtain
5rr credit Tor 5ewslry 70 the rSlue OF ss925 sad
tasa Ascending. Dz. C&ETexs Whereabouts %
rrkuoNn.
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TACOMA, Aug. lI--ISpsei&l IA package con-
tsIni2g sec. which has bee1 missing for several
DAYS, has been found by the Northern Pacific
Exuress company. Tie package was sizhsy rid
Or carelsssly placed bsaiz9 . safe, au6 tAe
oesesaI who handled il hEs been discharged On
account o. negligence
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BLACK
Dress Goods

We make a speciality of B. PRIEST
LEY q co.'s STANDARD SILK
WARP and ALL-WO0L FABRICS for
DRESSES and WRAPS.
M0HAIR BROCADES at 81 per
yard.
CRYSTALLETTE, Mohair, 81 per
yard.
MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE, soc to
S1.50 per yard.
M0HAIR SICILIAN BRILLIANT
me, 75c to Sl.50 per yard.
ESTRELLETTE, Mohair, 75c to
S1.50 per yard.
ARMURES.
CLAIRETTE.
CREPE CLOTH.
DRAP ID ALMA.
HENRIETTAS.
TAMISE.
All new weayes and beautiful to
behold.
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Harler sro... Taeosna pruggi.t.. Fan.

TACOMA, Aug. u--fsE.ec3al i-H&~isy BroS.,
c-uzrisss. anre zsssgnrd - Z J. PenieeozE Tns
sSs@is are S1.1s5. lss7Ii.ties. s3552 The credit
o-x incla3e Zac0zas. Portland, san Francisco,
Minneapolis. X IoEis and Boston wholesals
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DRESS ROBES at $50, SIS,
S17.50, $50, S25, $40 and so each:
very pretty and extremely low in
price.
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81 CA-EEEExxs. Ont, Aug. u-At the Ana
tear Atalss.e Association meeting ke-s Gso-gs
T. Gray, oE the HsE YORK Ataiszsc Association.
took arss prizs a. pEts.ng tie saoi He beat sas
word recO-1 with both sixteen zad twsnty-oas
pound shot
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DRESS GOODS from 25e to S5 per
yard, in all the solid colors.
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w. Z. BOYD & co.
-C0LORED-
Dress Goods

A fine dress is the greatest source
OF happiness TO the average woman.
Where to buy dress that will give
satisfaction is often hard to find.
unless you inspect our stock, where
we are satisfied you will find some
thing to please.
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DRESS GOODS in all combinations
of colors and effects.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-05-11

expense Of the company which has a con-
tract with Ii. so that the seals may be saved
from the merciless slaughter which threat
ems speedily 20 exterminate them. Moro
than this the administration cannot do.
The honesty and sincerity of England will
now he tested.-Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. BLAINE's reply to Lord Salisbury's
evssive offer of arbitration in regard "a
Behring sea is as able as it 10 sdroit. 1t Is
strong. concise and so the point. There is
no verbiage about il. no playing W it'll
words. none of the solemn and cum Dersomo
cant of Intentional diplomacy. The ones
tions which the United Ststes government
Is willing to arbiIrate are stated with such
explicitness as to leave room for no pretense
OF Misunderstanding on the part of Lord
Salisbury New York Press.
THERE is reason to believe IN the sound
ness of our claim to jurisdiction over the
waters contiguous to Alaska and nearly
inclosed by our territory and that of Rus
STA England challenges our titleover that
sea. The diplomatic case thus made up is
interesting and important. Some day
judgment will be duly delivered regarding
IL. But the practical matter OF the protec-
tion of the seals against depredstlons
which would exterminate them should be
dealt with at once on the common-eense
basis Of preserving the fur bearing animals
New York Recorder.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-05-11

long rs the tomb il protected Is il is row..
The Pinkerton men are hired By the year.
and there is quite . little colony of them
established on Staten island very near the
mausoleum.
MADELINE SELIGMAN, the youngest
daughter of Jesse SeliRman. the New York
banker. IL Q popular and accomplished
young woman. Ii is said to be the custom
of the firm of Seligman to present 500. 900
to any member of the family on his or her
marriage. and she will probably be en-
lowed with $685. 600 at least.
PRESIDENT JAMES GRANT WILSON. of the
Genealogical and Biographical Society. of
New York, tells q characteristic story of the
careful thrift of John Jacob Astor. After
the old gentleman had become too feeble to
90 down to his office his private secretary.
Air. Hallock. would go to the residence of
his employer. near He'll Gate, and read over
the monetary accounts of the estate.
What Is the use of all this moneys" asked
Haliock. rather ~petulantly one evening;
"lfI had 500 q year, perfectly secured, l
would be happy" Mr.. Astor said nothing,
but within five minutes after Hallock had
departed be got out bis will and made q
codiclI changing the bequest to Hallock
from $1,000 to $500 a year. The private SEQ
rotary regretted his loose tongue to his dy-
ing day.
OUR captured marshal has returned;
The Chtlians put him safe on shore
AT sea he was before he learned
That Chilli wanted him no moro.
He thought at first he had the ship,
The Gillian ship so long and slim;
But when they gave the port the slip.
He found, too late, the ship had him.
| New York Recorder
CYCLoNIC PREDICTION.
The Hill and Cleveland factions are coming fast
together,
The Democratic papers say, and probably
they're right;
But when they get together then look out for
squally weather,
For when they meet each other it win only be
to tight.
New York Press-
| A SHELLENIC SURGE.
| 1--WE look before and after
And pine for what is not"
Because the summer girls not here
With all her beauty fraught.
But well I know that long ere this her bathing
suit is bought
New York Herald.