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TRIAL OF HERETO M'ouEARY.
He Was Trying to Conform Christianity
to Common Sense.

CLEvELANp, jan S.-The famous Nc
Queary trial IS AZ an end, all but the de-
cision of the court The arguments on
both sides were completed today, and
calling for the books and opinions offered
in testimony, the court withdrew until il
could formulate It's opinion. II is expected
that decision viii De reached in . short
time, as il IS generally conceded that Nc
Queary viii be found guilty. In his
argument today MeQueary stated explic-
lily that his object in writing his bodk
was not To create sensation, but. IL posi-
bic. to assist In conforming Christianity
10 common sense and nineteenth century
thoughts. In closing his anal reply TO the
prosecutor, he said the church and the
prosecutor were dogmatists. and that the
latter admitted that the Council Of Nice
did not insist upon virgin birth and literal
resurrection Of the body. Rev. McQuearv
has been advised throughout the trial by q
Unitarian clergyman, and 10 Is auticiuatei
that he will adopt that creed
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RUNNING ENGINES BACKWARD.
Coroner's Jury Charges Southern Pacific
With Killing . Man.

PORTLAND, IAN ESPECIAL. AT an in
quest held this afternoon on the body of an
unknown man who was run over and killed
by the engine of an incoming passenger
train on the Southern Pacinc Tuesday
afternoon. the coroner's jury returned a
verdict generating the engineer and other
officials of the train, but blaming the
Southern Pacific Company for running en-
gines backwards on the run between Port
land and Turner's. The testimony showed
that engines have been run this way for
some time. owing TO the fact that the COM
pany has no turntsble at Turner'S. The
tender obstrucfs the view Of the engineer,
thereby increasing the chances of acct
dents. Should more accidents of this kind
occur the grand jury proposes TO make an
investigation.
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A Petty ouihbIe I'm Idaho.

BOISE City, Jan. S-Rnmors are afioat
Of startling move 20 be made in connec-
ton with the recent senatorial election
Section 6.i43 Of the Idaho revised
statutes declares il felony for O. mem
her Of the legislature TO vote or prom
Use support upon any question or
matter in return for the support Of an
other member, on any question or matter
upon which they may be called to pass
officially. Ii is said that warrants viii be
sworn out today under the above section
for the arrest Of several members of the
legislature connected with the alleged
Shoup-Dubois- Mcdonnell combine, charg-
ing them With felonioas conspiracy
against the legislative powers.
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kHWILCHIE
kHWILCHIE


The terminus Puget Sound Grays Harbor Railroad
The natural outlet the entire Grays Harbor country
The end of the KamchIe steamer which
and comfortable Mutnomah makes daily round and
that is lust now receiving much attention from the Seattle
Commerce as is by the following report submitted
sKap counties rich have immers
tiles and are rapidly being populated These counties should be
av to city giving the settlers there m
and going the shipment of goods Tacoma has been making
into this field and looking carefully after trade there b
attic
have engaged the day two in making canvas,
merchants with putting boat between Seattle and Y,
1t is desirable Kamche be connected with this city direct
taon and several boat but they reo
ante My among the business resulted in the promise Of ~
cpal merchants shipping goods to the GTa habor country
the boat selected by Chamber of Commerce ON The
route"-Seatle Press, December IT,
Mlers Plat Kamichie placed the market r H.
time and advantage should be taken of this opportunity puch
business or residence lot at low figures
The prices very low WITH but will be increased mn
sale of every fifty lots thus enabling those who purchase first
speedy profit upon their investment The principal are nov
Graded and every inducement viii be offered omeseeke In
cleared and level Kamlche has daily mails and and A
connection with the Grays HaTbor cities
The most liberal will be made with those desiring enter b.
or build themselves homes
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Greeting From tiovernor Ferry.

OLYMPIA, Jan. ST. Special. IA pleasant
incident Of today's session was the receipt
of the two following messages:
REDoxDo BEAcH, Cal, Jan 8.
To Hos. A. r. Sadg, Speaker Of fAe House. Pre-
sent NY kind regards 10 the members OF the
House. hoping that your session viii be har-
monious, and that your deliberations viii result
IN wise and Just legislation that viii advance
the best interests OF our noble young state
ELISHA p. FEKEY.
REDoSpo BEACH, Cal. Jan s.
10 Hog. Z. r. wilson, Prcsid nc of the Senate:
NJ compliments and best wishes TO the men,
hers OF the Senate. May your session be bounfi-
ful il legislation that viii meet with the APP
rroyal of our feIiow-citizens and tend to pro-
mote their welfare and happiness.
ELISHA F. FEEEY
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IN THE HOUSE.


sgr Eflls Introduced and Referred
Appofnfr.ent OF Committees
OLYMPIA, Jan. Especial. The House
met at 10 q. m. The speaker announced
that he had selected Lewis Fl. Shook as
page
MezIer introduced House concurrent
resolution No. 1, that committee Of five
from the House and three from the Senate
be appointed 70 wait on the governor and
notify him that they are ready for ousi-
ness. adopted.
Candy moved that the speaker appoint
a committee Of Eve TO report on character
OF standing committees; carried
Kennedy moved appointment OF special
committee Of three on mileage: earned
81 ayes, . nays.
FIRST READING or BILLS.
II. B. 10. 1, by Gandy-Extending the
time of payment Of taxes for the year 1880,
and declaring an emergency; referred to
special committee Of seven, after reading
second time
II. B. No. 2, by Dysart of Lewis-Pre-
scribing the duties OF county attorneys,
and declaring an emergency
II. b. No. 5, by Hutchinsen-Tor regulate
common carriers, and creating railroad
and transportation commission and denn-
ing its duties !,
r. B. No 4, by Sharpstein-To extend
time of payment Of taxes, renting pen
alties and declaring an emergency; re-
ferred TO committee OF seven.
H b. No. 5, by Tiffany--To compel
teaching in public schools Of physiology
and hygiene with reference TO the effect
of narcotics and stinscl4nts on the human
system.
II. B. No. g, by Berry--To locate the
state agricultural college and school OF
science
The chair announced as special CON-
mittee on the taxation bills: Ready,
snively. F-atcr, Garretsen, Sharpstein,
Pafney and Goldman.
Grandy called up Fl. J. r. No. /, asking
che secretary of state 20 furnish copies Of
session laws of hrst legislature. There
was discussion as 10 legality of resolution.
Referred 30 special committee of three,
consisting OF Powell. de S.eigner and
Yancy
The chair announced rs the special COM
nistee on standing committees: Candy.
Jones, Flummerfeit, RagSdale, Tiffany,
Rockwell and Walker
The speaker announced as the Joint CON-
mittee TO wait on the governor: Megler,
Sharpssein, WATSON. Meany and Goldman.
The chair announced as The special COM
Jnlttee on permanent rules: Sharpstein,
Megler. Parrish. Chambers. PARCEL
Tiffany and WATSON.
Adjourned till 10 tomorrow.
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TROOPS IN THE COURTHOUSE.
LIVELY Three-Cornered Fight for the
GoveTnorship of Nebraska

LiNcoLS, Neh., Jan. S-The Alliance
members took possession Of the House az
5 o'clock this morning. They placed the
speaker in the chair and put Gordon Of
assistant s-geantS-aG-arms around him
When Northumberland Mickeliohu an
peared he was not allowed TO take his seat
but stood in front of the speaker ready "a
call the joint session 10 order ST O'Clock.
The speaker issued an order for she arrest
Of the lieutenant governor on 3 charge of
misconduct IN office and breach Of The
peace The lieutenant governor defled the
otneer, and Was not taken into custody.
Both sides had force of sergeants-at-arn,s
within cal. and any attempt on either
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Fair onsciai. visit the President.

WASHINGTON CTR. Jan. Especial i
Ex-senator Palmer, president of the
Worlds Fair commission. and George r
Davis, director general of the exposition,
had a conference with the president at the
White House this afternoon. Director
General Davis fully informed the president
of what had recently been accomplished
and the the president expressed himself
as much pleased, and promised his hearth
est cooperation in the efforts of the COM
mission. The fair officials subsequently
had an interview with Secretary Blaine,
Secretary Window and Acknowledgement
Miller in regard TO the government exhibit
at the fair.
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SNOW, gLIzzARD AND CYCLONE.
Stormy Weather In Colorado, Kansas
ard Texas.

DENVER, Jan. s.-A heavy snowstorm
has been raging since last night. 1t is
seven inches in depth and still falling.
KANSAS CITY, jan s.-The severest
snowstorm of the season ragged all day and
continues tonight in Kansas and North
western Missouri The storm extends all
over the whole of the former state. Snow
has fallen from six to ten inches and high
winds have drifted il to such an extent as
To seriously impede railway travel. Re
ports from several points say the farmers
regard the snow as very beneficial 10 win
ter wheat.
ScHRINER. Tex Jan. s.-A cyclone struck
this vicinity yesterday. Property was
greatly damaged. A child was killed and
several persons dangerously wounded.
MILToSDALE, Kan, Jan. s.-A heavy
snowstorm is raging through Northern
Kansas. Trains are abandoned. There
have been no trains on the central branch
of the Union PaciHc for eight days.
YoKCM. Tex, jan S-Yesterlay after
noon cyclone passed west Of Yokum.
Three houses were demolished and trees
uprooted. No one was injured.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-TSpecial. l-Patter-
son, Ramsey & Co, steamship agents, have
received a letter from Professor W. ".
Schroeder, of Wellington, O., German
navigator and scientist, who claims to have
devised plan Tot avoiding marine disas-
ters- He says that the presence of lioa;ing
obstacles and their distance from vessels
and also the proximity OF land are pos
itively asccrtalnahle by a simple Law OF
mature never vet applied 70 the science of
navigation. Professor Schroeder has also
submitted his discovery 10 the naval de-
partment az Washington City and has been
answered that IL will receive careful con-
slderasion. Several vessel owners here
have written 10 Schroeder expressing their
willingness 20 test his safety scheme.
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THE BUSINESS SITUATION
Oregon Improvements Reorganization
Hunts Property Again Attached.

oIcSon Improvements
Hunts Property Again Attached.
New Yogg, Jan. s.-Dow, Jones & Co. 8
agency has issued the following: We are
told that the Oregon Improvement Com
pany viii be given the privilege Of sub
scribing TO new bonds by contributing .
cash payment to the reorganization In
progress.
The property in this state of George ".
Hunt, of Walla Walia, was attached by
the supreme court IN q suit brought by L.
N. Potter & Co. 10 recover $4,000 for
Hunts alleged failure TO carry ont q rail-
road security deal.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. s.-The WILSON,
sin Mutual Fire Insurance Company and
the Milwaukee Mutual Fire Insurance
Company went into the hands of receivers
today. The officers of the companies
claim that the collapse is due to charges
the Sentinel is alleged TO have made, re-
fiecting in a damaging way on the financial
standing Of the companies and causing
wholesale cancellation of policies. The
liabilities of both companies are small.
MONTREAL, Jan. s.-The wholesale cloth
ing firm of W VI. Evan & Son has failed,
with direct liabilities of $4,000, indirect,
$45. 600, and assets, $S5, 900.
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SAVED FROM DEATH IN THE SEA.
A steamer Drifts Five Weeks in the
stormy North Atlantic.

NEw YoEx. Jan. ESPECIAL Nineteen
pale and emaciated seamen were landed
today ST the barge office pier by the side
wheel steamer Rosa They were brought
into port by the State line steamer State of
Nevada. Captain Stewart, having been res
eued from what seemed sure death In the
North Atlantic ocean On November Il
the British steel screw steamer Pollux iefr
Rouen, France, for Philadelphia in ballast.
with = crew Of nineteen men under Can
tain Frank +. Wilson, who told the story
OF the wreck this morning. The rrsr
week after leaving Rouea,n he said
eve ran into terrific weather
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Maine Need. Australian Ballot.

AUGUSTA, Me-. Jan. s.-Both branches of
the state legislature met today. The oath
of Office was administered 10 Governor
Burleigh, and he proceeded to read his
inaugural. He SAYS the time has come for
Maine to adopt the Australian system of
voting, and urges the citizens 10 renew
their efforts to keep Maine in the van of
the temperance states
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rashiprtou Pensions.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. ESPECIAL. !
Pensions were today granted TO Washing
ton people as follows: Original, Charles
Campbell. Old Tacoma; Matthias Reed.
Seattle: Hiram I. Post, Spokane Falls;
Charles Anderson, Licking.
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New Judicial District Needed.

OLYMPIA. Jan. s.-lSpeciai. AT meet
ing of the Thurston Cornty Bar Associa-
tion today, q committee Yves appointed TO
draft q bin to give Thu-ston connty a resi-
dent judge and to m Ike a separate district
At present Lewis, Mason, Chehalis and
Thurston counties are included in one dis
fricfs and il is claimed by members of the
has that bu ness haa so accumulated that
one judge annot dispose of il.
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WORLDS Fair onicers Confer.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. S.-President
Palmer, director General Davis and N.
7. Handy, promoter general of Worlds
Columbian Exposition, had . conference
with the president this afternoon. The
fair officials subsequently had an inter
view with Secretary Blaine. Secretary
Window and Acknowledgement Miller re
garding the government exhibit at the
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AIsina school Clerk $4,000 short,

PORTLAND, Jan. Especial The ac-
counts Of I. w. Bleick, the Albina school
clerk, have been found TO be about 5000
short. The directors have engaged experts
60 examine the books and = report will be
made in few days. Bleiek does not DENY
the shortage but claims the money will Be
on hand when needed.
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ALLIANCE WINS IN MINNESOTA.
Democrats Assist In Electing Farmer
Speaker of the House.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. s.-The House
met again this morning and cast three
ballots for speaker, without result. At the
afternoon session Stivers withdrew in
favor Of Champlin. Alliance candidate. and
the latter was elected over Searle, Repub-
hcan- The House adjourned without
choosing other officers.
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yrsTTRJTIgD Tp.Ty grRvrrr

Over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining cars
and sleeping cars every daY n the yezr SeartIe
80 Chicago I'll miles the shortest route. Seenrd-
Communications
IEISTT -EHEEE EoCES AND TH1ETTsIx NISgTEs
Saved n reaching Chicago via this lra A
CAiloerg- city tckes agent. -is second street,
Boston clocSi ( Io1kin, depot acks- aSerr
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SAY Francisco, Jan s.-Forecast Til 3
p. Il Friday, for Oregon and Washing
ton. Fair weather, except light snow at
Spokane Falls, and fair followed by light
rain az Olympia and Fort Candy; warmer
at Olympia and Fort Candy.
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CONCORD. y. H., Jan. s-Hiram A. Tut
tie was sworn in as governor this morning.
He then delivered his message. Both
branches of the legislature adjourned as
soon as the governor finished.
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The North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, \. c.. Jan. s.-The legislature
has organized. The House selected Rich
ard H. Dougton speaker. The legislature
is very largely composed of members of
the Farmers Alliance but there are con-
sentative Democrats as well
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The Indiana Legislature.

ISDIAsAPoLIs, Jan. s.-The legislature
met this morning, and the officers chosen
by the Democratic caucus last night were
sworn in in each house The governors
message will be delivered tomorrow morn
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Governor Russell Inaugsrated.

BosToN, Jan. S-Sovernor Russell took
ceeded TO read his inaugurotlan aAresS.
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Fer low rates, excellent accommodations and
al ire features tnzt constitute successful and
enjoyable zip 20 TIE East, take the Northern Pa
che. Through yeszIeu2s trains 70 St Paul
Minneapolis Duluth and ChzcSgo, consisting OF
dining, dzaEingrOon and sleeping cars New
tourist sleeFe-s under the diree<kol OF Tia Pail
na2 Pstsce Car Company are attached % daily
through trains No better SSrviee 70 be found
A. Chl1he-g, city ticket agent. 10 Second street
Boston block: Z 1onEl1. Gspes ticket sgens,
seattle
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ame.
Upon receiving word from the lower
house that ii was waiting the arrival OF
the Senate 70 meet in joint session 70 near
fhe reading Of the governors message the
senate repaired in body TO the lower
ball
The Senate upon reconvening adjourned
fill 30 tomorr0w.
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PORTLAND, Jan. ESPECIAL. The viii
of the late Thomas Cally, who was acci-
dentslly killed on his place near the CITY
last week, was today sdnltted to probate.
The estate, valued at $4,000, is heaaeathed
90 his ten children, with an annuity Of $50
month - his divorced wife
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Senator Vest WIN succeed Bimse

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. Senator
Vest was nominated BIZ the Democratic
convention tonight.
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sadaea Death Of Les Angeles LAWYER.

Los ANGLES, Jan. 80. Q. Uranium,
one of the best.known lawyers on the
Coast, died here last night suddenly. The
death is said 10 be due 10 an overdose of
morphine. He had been troubled With
neuralgia. An autopsy will be held.
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Tourist sleeping eSrsSGzfiy between seattle
and CA9eagn twenty-five miles the shortest
route, aud seven Aoars and tAsrxy-sSx minutes IN
&dya1zce a competing lines. A. ChIleerg. city
ticket sss1t stS second ssrret. Boston aa1cks =
4on6lns depot ticket agent. seattle.
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;. II. Keller Fo<tmAster At FAlrhaven.
WASHINGTON CRY. Jan. s.-Solomon II.
Keeler has been nominated postmaster az
Fairhaven, Wash.
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AsSsgneSs sale ~ Rake, Cole & Cas- stock
now going en- ct their store, i,2l- Front street
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explanations aad ra.s der sohn Anion
samc dinect.ons which he promised D.
obey.
In a few moments the hoai reached
the wharf NJ Staten Island Most %
the people FASTENED ashunc. But Miss
Wilhcrfurcc managed % detain Mr..
Undcrhill and Mr.. Maitland also de-
layed the departure - his cousin. Con
sequcntly the four snddcnly found
themselves together. with NJ witnesses
near them.
Miss Wherefore gracefully stepped
forward. and. taking the hands Of the
astonishcd husband and wife. said:
Now, please let bYgoncs h. by
cones and b. happy once more"
Mrs Underhill's cyrs filled with
tears. Her husbands viii was bent.
and the two. long cst-anged and long
unhappy, claspcd each others hands
and kissed one another with a deeper
feeling Of love than tGey had ever be-
fore known.
The result was thas Mr.. tnderhiu
accompanied his wife and Mr.. Matt.
land accompanied the charming Miss
Wherefore & see the ''Fail Of baby.
Ion" -Four happier people never en-.
joyed that gorgeous spectacle; for while
the beautiful wedding procession, one
Of the most interesting features Of the
entertainment, was moving before their
eyes, Mr.. Maitland proposed to Mias
Wilbcrforce and was accepted. A.
Bodies, In Boston budget.