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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-18
GERMANS IN AFRICA.
They Drink Wine and Kill and
Plumber the Natives.
HEAVY SNOWFALL IN EUROPE.
Eject of the Mckinley Bill on French
Trade--A Russian Patriots son
Sent to siberia.

BERLIN. Feb 17.-Eugene WolH, newspaper
correspondent, WHOSE reports TO the fc3e''I1 On
the disaster to the Zelwissi expsult.on ano
other matters caused Chancellor CsptlN 70
order his expulsion from German Z Isl africa IN
November last hss published an smpuned at
tack upon Baron sodens sdninisiratioH OF the
governorship OF the East African colony.
Wolf declares that no report on the actual
losses Of the last two fights with the natives was
ever published, nor, he sdds' wss the iac' an
uouDeed that IN English caravan was plum
dered Wolf ,ay. all the officers Of experience
In Fast Africa have either been dismissed or
signed In disgust, and the sodsn regime is
bound 10 end in disaster. VOLTS article will
form the subject OF Interpolation in the reichs-
tag.
DR. Msrseiie, medical adviser TO the sultan Of
Zanzibar, gave two years ago details with regard
to the causes Of troubles in AfricA He said the
attempts at planting male BY the German com
pany In the vast territory csdei BY the sultan
were never serious. Further, the Germans led
at Zanzibar luxurious life, and the
greater part of the money was spent
in champagne FOR the administration OF
this territory they engaged t. paw the sultan an
annual sum OF 5000 rupees, but the Chief
object was receiving customs duties The con-
ventiou came into operation August IA, and
within two months from that date the German
eiviiizers had desppiied everything. The Ger
mans behaved with extreme brutality, aud ior ne
rnerest tr a. suot dewa natives with reviewers.
The protests OF the natives were met ny act Of
violence At Penangi the sultaus dags;sf was
burned rising ensucd, aud Tor it, Sd pres
sion the tIernaus, Joining irony with iHsul',
compelled the sultan 10 send bis own tro %.
under tho pretense hat IL pertsine1 to him. as
sovereign OF the country, 20 insure peace.
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THE DOCTORS TRIUMPHANT
Anot her Long List Of Cures Added
to the Thousands Accomplished
by Their Skill.

SO much has been said in praise OF Drs.
Darrin and their wonderful cures by cleo
tricity, and so many cards and letters from
grateful patients that II seems useless to
publish them We will, however, give
their names and addresses, that people
may refer to them:
A. Jackson, Seattle, Wash, pain in his
back four wears. r. Griffith's son, Bois-
ford, Wash, rheumatism and skin disease;
John Violin, stuck Junction, Wash,
dea ness and scharging ears; Isaac
Wingard. Centralia. Wash, asthma Is
years; Fanny kennedy, Walla Wala,
WASH, both eyes crossed since child,
cured In 30 seconds; john Howley's boy,
81 lighter, Wash, scrofuia, blood poison
ing anu dropsy: Geo. R. Wilson. Botheli,
WASH, deafness; Mrs r Griffin, Boisiord,
Wash, cured catarrh, bronchitis, dyspep-
STA, liver and kidney comp amt, ami also
delicate female troubles; Mrs. II. ;.
gu G, Huntington, Wash, dyspepsia,
liver and sidney troubles and general de-
lllty; VIM. u. Calsell, Skamokawa,
Wash cured sciatic rheumatism. Scores
OF others might here be mentioned, but
want OF space forbids.
DIR. Darrin continues to treat all classes,
the rich and p lor alike, free of charge, at
bis office in Tine Normandy" corner
Ihlrd and James streets. Seattle, WASH,
from 10 to II a. m. daily. Those willing
70 pay from IL a. m. to p. m. He gives
free and CONFIDENTIAL examinations to all
at the Office or by letter. He treats al
durable nervous, chronic. acute and pri-
vate seases, and m kes speciality OF all
diseases of Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.
Catarrh and Deafness, bronchitis. La
grippe, Consumption, Dysp psia. Heart,
Liver and Kidney Diseases, Loss of Man
hood, Syphilis, elect. Gonorrh9a, St~ic-
ture, Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of Desire of Sexual Power in man or
woman. Ali peculiar Female Troubles
Leucorrh9a, Dispacements. ETC., are con-
hdentia ly and successfully treated, and
will under no circum ,tances take a case
that they cannot cure or eneht. Charges
reasonable at halt their former prices.
Cures OF private diseases guaranteed and
never publ shed in the paners. Most
cases can receive home treatment after
visit TO the doc ors Office Circulars and
question blanks sent free. Inquiries
answered.
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heavy earthquake shock was felt at Jarra-
fabo, S cily, on Wednesday.
Nothing OF importance was revealed at the
Dearnater trial Wednesday.
J. Scott & Company, wholesale groeers,
Montreal, have assigned, with liabilities Of s40,-
OOc.
c. r. Brent has been appointed assistan,
freight agent of the Louisville & Nashville rail-
rOad.
Mount Vesuvius is again in a state of erup-
ton. stream OF lava issues from the base OF
the great cone.
In the B.ue Rel. mine, at Florisssnt, OIL, q
body Of silver glance, twenty.six inches thick,
has been struck.
The renegade Indians OF New Mexico have
disnanded and returned TO the reservations, and
everything is quiet.
Baron Won Hollebel. the newly appointed
German rnini.ter TO the United States, has ar
rived at Washington City.
Bob Ford, who murdered Jesse James, Is alive
and well, at Crecde, Cal, notwithstanding re-
report shat he had been killed.
The defense rested on Wednesday morning in
the tcial OF Curtis, "Sar'l Of Posen, Gnd u con-
tiuuance was granted until today.
The cruiser san Francisco, now at San Diego.
will instruct naval reserve company there
today and then leave for Honolulu.
4 bill hrs neeu reported TO the House appTo-
prtatlug sj0o01 for the construction OF a revenue
cutter tor Use IN San Francisco harbor.
A Large quantity OF wreekage is coming ashore
AZ djf'sraut points on the British coast. presum-
ABLY rom vessels lost in the late storms.
several slight earthquake shocks were tel, at
Louisville during Wednesday afternoon and
ullht The movement was cast 10 west
Albert Fink has received the OF T If the pres.
tenry Of the L chmoud Termina. Company. He
seit II a rer.nrter ;h4t hr won. : moi arrsor
Frank Cook and Frank X ngsburr, aged s
yests. whjis skating on ere x al Council
Buds, broke through tue ice and were drown ID.
A. protest against the imposition Of II. itary
service, = German 60 ony 81 TsshGHud has de.
cited tn C.uigrgte en- yaasse - the United States
The Nstioua. heal EsIsie DesleT.' Association
has s,gu formed nt Nashville, leun, WITH 10
members. Il. NJ Vert. OF Milwaukee, wi. he
e.-cIe1 Y1sSi dent
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HEAVY SNOWFALL IN EUROPE.
AvAIsnches Threatened in tho Alps
Furious storm Ina France.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE snow storm which
began again this morning In Wales aud the
higblan Is OF Scotland became genera. tn ough-
out the country. The snowfall since Sunday
has been heavier than all the other SHOWS dur
ing the winner. The weather also remains in
tensely cold.
VIEENA, Feb. 1.-THE snowfall in the eastern
and central Alps has been incessant since FIJI
day. The snow Ia now twelve to sixteen feet
deep in the semmsTing and Hoehevetsch
passes. number OF cottages In stryia have
been almost buried. The weather moderated
today aud thaw set in which causes the Ut
most alarm among Alpine vel lers, as 1t is feared
much destruction will be caused by the ava.
!ancheH now threat ned. Terrible snowstorms
raging in Galicla, a province of Austro-
Hungary, in Cisleithauis aud the greater part
of Austrian Poland. The snow is piled UP in
immense drifts. and traffic on the various rail-
way lines Is almost wholly suspended. Wagon
roads are also badly blOcksded.
PARIS, Feb. IA storm has been raging here
since last evening Traffic is almost al stand
still.
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Baifour ON the Political situation.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Constitutional Club
gave a banquet tonight in honor Of Arthur J.
Baliour, htst lord Of the treasury. Baliour in a
speech said that besides inability TO define their
Irish policy the Giadstouiaus were in Il
dilemma They made one set OF prom
Uses 20 the English snd another to
the Irish electors. The question was, who
would be the dupes? lie believed the general
election would show that the patience Of tho
English electors is exhausted. II the home rule
bill carried the Irish uem bers would be ike so
many soldiers OF fortune, supporting any gov
eminent wiling 10 extend the ALREADY undue
limits granted by the biis to an Irish par.ia-
ment. The Glsdstonians brought no pressure
upon the government 10 dissolve parliament;
in fact they dreaded nothing more than a re-
turn to power vita a majority depending on the
Irish party
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLu-

RoABp Or E@N JolANA RLoC-G-
Whereas, The city council Of the city Of Seat
tuition No. ~, declared its Intention 10 grade and
sidewalk hestnu street, from Talbot street to
knight street in the city Of Seattle; and.
Whereas. The city council of the City OF seattle
did, on the Stn day of February a. u. 1892 pass
on ordinance 1881, which said or finance liked
and established assessment district, as pro-
viied In sec ion eight tsl Of article eight tv.ILl
OF he freeholders charter, 10 pay for such I'M
provement; and.
Whereas. An assessment roll has been filed by
the BOARD Of public works. with the city council,
containing the names OFT e owners. when knowl,
OF the property in said assessment district, and
Wnen unknown. said properly is listed 70 unknown
owners and the sum of sll9+l1 for every front
OF land OF the property Ia said district against the
owners and property when known, and against
the property when the owners are unknown, and
in said assessment roll the estima ed cost of the
streetcrosstt was assessed against the city, and
other things We're provided in said assessment roll,
as required by section eig L 81 OF article eight
(Nl l. o. the freehoIders charter, therefore, be il
Il solved. by the board of aldermen and use OF
delegates OF the city Of Seattle. in session assem-
blei. that the city clerk OF the city of Se tile is
hereby directed TO hlish. in the official newspa-
pers of the city of Seattle, in ten consecutive is
sues Of the same, notice that said roll has been
filed oy the DO ard OF public works with the city
council. and that all persons owni z land in said
assessment district No Is. be required 10 appear
and file objections with the city CLERK. If any they
nave. on or Def re the ith day of March A. b.
lsSl. against SAID asses snent roll. and taxes
or assessments made therein. or the same will be
APP roved, If found correct by the city council, st
said time
y d It is hereby further ordered and resolved,
that there be 10 nj session of said city council on
sal! 4th Y OF March, \. II. 1892. to hear Ohjec-
tons, if any, against said roll. and II
no OBJECTIONS are made, for the approval thereof
Pa >ed board OF aldermen this l5th day Of Feb
rua-y. 1892. - MILLER,
President Board of lderinen.
Passed house of delegates this It'll day Of Fr.ru-
AIRY, 1892. T. W JONES
President House If De esaies
Approved By me this 49, day OF February. 1897.
GFORt,f W HALL. Mayor
Filed by ne this l6tb day uf February, 1892.
II. W. MILLER, CITY Clerk
Published this 18th day Of February, 1892.
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The Portland Baseball Climb,

PORTLAND, Feb. 17.-tspecisL The Portland
baseball team, so far as engaged, includes Me-
Nabb. Jones and probably Wadsworth. pitchers;
Bs dwin and probably GRAF, esiehers; stencil.
Motz, Parrot, George, Abbey and Pc hemus
Baldwin, P1lhemus and stencil are the only
spokane players 80 far signed by Portland.
Lite has been relee ei and will &C; as manager
of he salem team Manager Barnes left TONG {
'or the East, where he will pick up two or three
good men. Portland intends 10 have the pen
nant again II good men " II bring IT. President
Rockwell will soon call meeting OF the league
for the purpose Of admitting salem and walla
Ws!la. Botn are good towns W tn live interest
In baseball, and their teams viii add increased
interest % The games Of The league.
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The Mckinley BiIrs Effect on France.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE report OF the British
legation in Paris on the trade OF Francs was
made public today. Il attributes the large in
crease ia importatlons OF raw materials and the
great shrinkage In exports partly to the efforts
OF the American Mckinley bill The report
quotes from LelaEde, great authority in the
wine trade declaring that the Mckinley bill has
caused decrease in the exports of wine TO the
United States, but expresses hope that France
and the United States will come to terms re-
gardng a commercial arrang ment
PARIS, Feb. I7.--Re;urns Issued by the French
Board of Trade show that during January i'm
ports increased 1si,3l4,0 600 francs, and exports
increased 3s,32i.0O0 francs rs compared with
those Of tho bonding month last year.
The large increase in imports is attributed to
the fact that merchants imported heavily in
January to escape the higher tariff which went
into effect on February !
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A ssFssMENr ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE

A SSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
u ment district No. le. for Brook street grade.
Notice is hereby given thai the assessment roll
for local Improvement district No le, for the
grading OF Brook street. In the city Of seattle,
froru grange street 10 Depot street. in said city
and corstruc ing Of sidewalks on both sides here
OF. has teen Fl ed by the board of public works
with the city council OF the city Of seat le: and
further notce Is hereby given that said roll is open
TOR puri c Inspection al she OFF the city clerk
In the city hall aud Will remain open for in peg
iion until FRIDAY March 1. n y. 1892, at o'clock
y. m. aHd ali persons owning property In said
local improyeme district. and all other per .ons
interested are requested to appear on the 18th day
OF March. \. D 1882. Al I'D o'clock D m at the
council c'ambe IN the city nall ami make ID
lection erefo. II any they have All persons in.
tereSied are farther notified that the city council
viii AZ said last ut oned time conside' any and
AL objections made, and will at said time or at
some adjourned meeting, make such correct ons
ID such ron rs II deems just, and that after the
consideration II any and al objections viii APP
prove such roll, and will the amounts found
= be JUST against each lot and parcel Of Land front
ing Oh said street. IL. W. MILE
Clerk Of The City Of seattle
Published this II th day Of february, Is92
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Erief Tacoma News.

TACOMA. Feb. 1z--tspecial. l-Daniel Doyle, an
Old Tacoma tesmstsf. claims That No was hs'd
mn and robbed Of sll last night, while going
home on North SIKH street. This is the first
hoId.up in over year.
Tho Washington Bridge Company was incor-
porated TODAY by j. T. iowson, Charles King
and A. W. Tweeden Tbs capital stock is
$1,000. and five trustees, c. n. Parker, H. S.
Huson. c. s. Miliiken, Percy Dickinson aud
I. L. Van den steon will manage the company
until August. whsn the arst meeting viii b
held.
The British ship Karoo has been chartered,
after a long delay. to carry sugar from Phil
lipine islands to England. she was chartered
for rs PER ton, notwithstanding tho chatter
rate out Of this port is 2is.
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Although the snow lies deep upon tho ground.
there Is great rush OF fortuue-seakers to :ae
Mineral Creek mining district, in levi county.
The region Is forty miles from Ceutlaiia. and a
ioree Of thirteen men, paid by the cit zens Of
that place, are cutting trail, Prospcctors viii
avoid much hardship by waiting until March
TO- when the road will be completed. There Is
no great advantage in bsing on the ground now.
ior The snow will remain until April The
lodges discovered bear gold and silver.
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CITY NOTICES.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU-
ID ton No. 81.
Whereas. The city council OF the city OF seattle
has heretofore by house OF delegates joint resoiu
ton No. So. dec AIRED Its Intention TO grade ana
sidewalk Bro'k str ct. from Grange street to De-
pot street, in the city of Seattle. and,
WheTe2s, The city council Of he city OF Seat 10
did on the sth day Of February. A. ID. 1881 pass
an ordna ice No. ,9S2, who said ord nance dxed
and established ssment district IS provided
in section eight 49, Of article eight (ViiI) OF the
freeholders Charter, TO pay for such improvement
ana
Whereas. An assessment roll has been Gle by
the boad of public work wi the city council
containing he names Of the owners when kn"wn
OF all The property in said assessment district and
when unknown. said property IS listed 10 I'M
Known owusrS and the sum Of SlSS5 for every
front foot is as esse against each separate lot and
parcel OF land of the pro erty in said dlstrlcl
against the owners and property when known ana
against the property when the owners are IN
known, and in aid assessment roll the estimated
cost of the stree crossings was assessed against
the city and % her things were provided In said
assessment roll. required by section eight 49, OF
article eight (NLILl Of the freeh0lders Charter;
therefore, be II
Resolved BY the board Of aldermen aud house OF
delegates of the city of Seattle In session assem-
bed. that the city clerk Of the city of seattle IS
hereby directed 70 publish IN the official news
pape.s o, the lily OF seat IL, IN en- consecutive
Issues of the same, notice that said rol! has been
Nee 0y me oosrl OF pubic wor s WIN me eIis
council, and that all persons owning land in aid
assessment district No. ~ be required 10 appear
and file objections with the city clerk, If any they
have. before the 4th day Of March, A D.
1882, against said assessment roll or he taxes or
assessments male thereia, tia same Will be APP
proved If found correct oy the city council at said
time
And it is hereby further ordered and resolved that
there be joint session of the city council on said
4ih day Of March i. ID. 1892. t. hear objections, II
any, against said assessment roll. ami Il ohJec-
tons are made. for the approval thereof
Fasset board II aldermen this 18th day OF Febru-
airy, 1894 A. y MILL r.
Presiden. Board of Aldermen
Passed house Of delegates this TN day OF Eebru-
AIRY, 1892. Il. W. .NE~.
President II ouse Of Delegates.
Approved by me this 18th day Of February, 1892.
Gs.pI.GE W. HA Ii, Mayor.
Filed by me this 18th day OF February. 1S92.
IL W. MILLER, City Clerk
Published this 18th day of February. 1892.
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Another Tacoma whea, sb,, Lost,

BAN Francisco. Feb 17.---Word has been re-
seiyed here that the British ship soudnn. from
Tacoma to Antwerp, was wrecked at Ascension
island. A suryey'was made on her and Il was
recommended that she be abandoned. The
crew was saved.
tfhc soudan was a British wooden ship OF
1862 tons. registered. and WAS in command of
Captain Hannay. She sailed gu November H.
for Antwerp from Tacoma, with 1850 centals OF
-four, shipped BY the Puget sound Flour!ng
Mills, valued at s77 eco
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YOKOHAMA. Feb. IL his gatches from various
places Throughout; Japna show that the e!oc-
tions were attended with disturbances in rnqnv
places In Omi al! she male Inhabitants were
involved In general riot. The police were
scvcra! times repulset, and number
of them severely injured 4 dispqtch
from Saga, the capital of the province of
Fireen, on the island Of Eioo Sioo where serious
riots were reported yesterday states that several
persona were Killed IL the lighting In Couse-
quence OF the serious aspect o. affairs ~ saga.
the government has o.de-o1 the elections there
ntopoed
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Sand pain, Music Hall Dedicated.

SPOKANE, Feb l7.--The opening of big dance
house at Sand Point, Idaho, resulted in riot and
bloodshed last night Three hundred rnilroad
ers, catilemen snd miners were present Dur
ing tho dancing row started One man
was shot In the breast another had his brains
blown out. and two dlssolute females were
probably fatsily wounded In the midst OF the
nlffay United states Marshal Warren ana Sheriff
Morley, With Eve men, entered and closed the
house, aud nov twenty-five Of the worst char
actors in tho Northwest are penued up in a
BLOCKADE and guarded BY deputy sheriEs.
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state snnremc Court.

OLYMPIA. Feb. E,tspeciai. THE supreme
court today reversed the case OF Johnson vs.. the
Tacoma Cedar Lumber Company, appealed from
Pierce. This was al action for damages for the
loss Of plaintiffs arm, caused by defective
machinery in defendants sawmilL Plaintiff
received verdict TO- sI,OOo. The judgment is
reversed because of the defendant having
alleged that It had leased its mill to one Barnes
at the time OF the accident II was an error for
the court below to refuse 10 instruct the jury
that the plaintiff mus. prove that the defendant
end not Barnes was his employer
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Bs,hune Leaves the Governors s,n z.

sroxAsr, Feb. l7.-lspccicl l--Briradtes,Gen-
erel A. ?. Curry, Commanding thu Na,f5u-.
Guard o; Washington. TO-DAY issuci an order s!,-
heanciag the resignation Of Ileutcuau; Colonel
george \. bothune, assistant quartermasicr
General and Lieutenant !. J. White. aide-de-
camp OF TIE brigade s,al aud tho appointment
o. second Lieutenant A. Hatfield Of Seattle.
20 succeed bethnne, aud T. =. Gillette, OF spo-
Kane. tosuoceed Whit
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One week from next Wednesday night, at New
Orleans, Peter naher, champ on of Ireland, and
Robert Fiizsimmons, midd!e-weight champion
OF the world, Will night for $4,000 purse. Fltz-
simmons is IN training at Bay ST. Loui., and
now weighs los pounds. New York sporting
men srs backing Msher. but the southerners
consider Fir invincibe.
There IS some talk of Jim Corbett spsrring
Charley Mitchell after the Maher- Fitzsim mons
fight, but it is not likely that the nesting will
IA 20 fla