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taken back to jail Two of them, the white
man and negro, will die.
st. Louis police have arrested many members
of an organized gang OF robbers from Chicago.
and will break up the whole gang, which has
been operating IN St. Louis.
General Manager Dodge, Of the Rio Grands &
Western road, says that the reports from Salt
Lake City about the absorption OF the road by
the Southern Pacific are not true.
A duel with knives on horseback, between
Bob Warfeld and Lige Allen, negroes, occurred
near Navasota, Tex, on Wednesday. Both were
badly carved. and viii probably die
W. II. Ward, superintendent OF telegraph lines
for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids Northern
road, said on Thursday that not an operator
had struck in response to Chief Ramsey's order.
The relatives of the late Mrs. NJ. Howard
Preston, OF Louisville, KY. who bequeashed all
her property, valued at 100000, in trust to vsri-
Gus Catholic institutions, have begun . contest
of the viii.
Long Branch train crashed into an Easton
local at Jersey City on Thursday, on the New
Jersey Central road, and Miss Gilroy, OF Eliza
beth, was fatally and nine other passengers less
seriously injured.
Barney Cullen, who struck man named
staunton heavy blow with his ist in saloon
alteration at San Francisco on. Saturday night,
has been arrested on charge OF murder, Stsun-
ton having died since the row.
T. A. Bracket, who ned from canyon CiIy,
Or, with $l,l00 OF the school funds OF Grant
county, in 1887, has been arrested In San Fran
cisco and will be taken back to Canyon City to
answer to An indictment for ENHANCEMENT
French diplomat told Paris representative
OF the Associated Press that the mooted ques.
ton OF the abolishment by the United States OF
foreign ministers and the transaction OF bust.
ness through consuls il absurd and would be
impracticable.
Buda-Pesth is almost lifeless as the result of q
snow storm. Nobody goes out unless compelled
to. There was not a train Wednesday from the
eastern and western terminals. Several trains
have been run, but were hours late. The teie-
graph aud telephone service is greatly crippled
In New York city on Thursday Daniel Nc
Laughiin, blacksmith, from Roanoke, Va,
jumped from Brooklyn bridge into East river.
police boat was coming along just at the
time and he was fshed ont and taken to the
hospital He doesn't appear to be seriously hurt,
and seems to be demented.
The steamer Ethelwold, which sailed from
Fernandina, Fla, ON November IL with the FIRST
cargo OF Florida ranges ever taken to England,
has arrived there Out of $3.50 boxes OF the
fruit 1900 have been sold at from l.50 to $3.50
per box. A part OF the cargo arrived in unsound
condition, but the experiment has proved
satisfactory.
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A Five-Day Session OF Columbia River
Cannery Owners Ended.

A Five-Day Session OF Columbia River
Cannery Owners Ended.
PORTLAND, Dec. a-The conference of Column.
bia river salmon Gamers, which has been held
at the Portland hotel during the past FIVE days.
adjourned tonight While the conference was
not barren OF results, the principal
object for which it was called re-.
suited In nothing further than a
heated discussion for several days and nights
The object of the conference az set forth was to
foster the salmon industry and protect the
brands. trade marks, etc. All were perfectly has-
monious on the subject OF protecting brands
and trade marks, but when the subject of form
ing combination to protect the interests of
cannerymen came up the conference split wide
open.
1t was set forth that the canning business on
the Columbia river had been carried on at loss
for several years past and unless some plan of
protection in tho way of keeping up the prices
was agreed upon, further results of a serious
nature were sure to follow. A plan OF in
cooperating all the canneries on the river in
one company and operating them under one
management was proposed, but the diversity
OF opinion was so great that it was soon appar-
ent that no definite result could be arrived at
The subject was discussed thoroughly from the
standpoint OF every canneryman present, and
many of them hope that in the near future an
other conference will be called and something
material will be accomplished. 1t was decided
that the conference would reassemble mt the
call OF any five cannery men present at this
meeting.
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Cochran. the Accused Portland Forger,
Has Victims in Seattle.

Cochran. the Accused Portland Forger,
Has Victims in Seattle.
J. P. Cochran, OF st. Louis. son of A. Coch-
ran, general solicitor OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad, whom Portland dispatch published
yesterday describes as having been arrested for
forging drafts to the amount 81 $1,000 to satisfy
his passion for gambling, was in this city two
or three weeks ago rolling pretty high.
He represented that he was secretary of a
Missouri paint company and Was looking around
for place to start branch factory. While here
he INDUCED his propensity sor gambling, and
for time fortune smiled upoE him. He cleaned
up a couple of hundred in Eoker game at one
of the hotels, and the next ftay he pressed his
luck to the extent OF hundred al a Ballard
faro game. But soon the fckel Jade deserted
him and he lost great deal more than he had
won, and, indeed, much more than he had to
lose. One business man cached his draft for
$ll0 in poker game. the proceeds OF which
went glimmering. Dave Argyle had the salts
faction of winning back slu0 of his own
money, while the bartender Il the hotel where
he was stopping was victim szed to the tune OF
sc. But the meanest thing q all was the man.
ner in which he served an Gid friend OF his
family, w. 5. Relic, who was :aersuaded on the
strength of such friendship. to endorse the
young mans draft for $500 but it came back
protested. and unless CochraIsfs father redeems
the debt Mr.. Relie will suffer 30 that extent
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Trouble ut vancouves Hospitals.

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Dec. Especial 1.-THE
nurses OF the Alexandra heapitai, including
because the board of trustees. issued authority
to the housekeeper 70 lock the doors at O'Clock.
The housekeeper now alone has charge OF the
patients.
Complaints against the management OF the
city hospital have been made ky friends OF sick
patients OF the grossest kind of Entertainment.
1t is said that aged patients are euffed and
abused by the matron and muses., and that the
beds OF chronic patients are sever cleaned ex-
cept on visiting days.
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RATES ON FURNITURE SHIPMENTS.
Interatate Commerce Commission De-
cid es. Railroads Must Lower Them.

cides Railroads Must Lower Them.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The interstate commerce
commission today announced its decision in
the case of the Potter Manufacturing Company
against the Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Company, the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway Company, and the Southern
Pacific Railway Company. The complaint was
preferred by the manufacturers of furniture at
Lansing, Mich, and was in substance, that the
rate charged by the defendant railway COM
panies On cheap bedroom furniture shipped by
the compliments in an unfinished condition
was the same on bedroom sets finished,
which adjustment of rates, 1t was contended,
effected unjust discrimination against COM
plainants.
The commission sustains the complaint, and
finds that equal rates on finished and unfinished
articles cannot justify, considering their rela-
tive value, the cost of services and other ele-
ments which may properly be considered in
making rates. The order OF the commission Is
that the rate on unfinished bedroom sets should
be IS per cent of the rate for the finished sets.
Defendants were ordered SO long as q $3.50
rate exists on finished sets, to make q rate not
exceeding ST. 10 on unfinished sets from Lansing
to Elmore, Cal.
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A Dynamite Buffer Cornes to Grief.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 9-rhis afternoon a
young man with a small boz under his arm
walked into a Kearny street pawn shop and ap-
plying the lighte end OF a cigar to what ap-
peared to be fuse, anuoun cea that the box con-
tanned dynamite, and unless he was given all
the money in the establishment he would blow
1t to pieces Duncan McNee, ehe cashier, drew
a revolver and the man weak e3led. He dropped
the box and started to run. but was overhauled
and turned over to the poliee. The box was
carefully opened, but was found to be empty,
with piece Of common rope sticking out to
initiate fuse. The man, wha gives his name
as George Johnson, says he was without money
and desperate and took that means to make q
raise. He came here from Los Augeles.
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FLAGsTAFF, Assz, Dec 9-Yes.erJiay at Snow.
aaAe IN Apache county. forty miles south Of
Hol0zoos, Charles j. F,ake aud James ". Flake
attempted 10 arrest gom Taylor. Taylo. killed
Charles Flake and wounded James, who in
turn. killed Taylor. The EIakes are merchants
and leading Mormons Of that section Tavlo-
was n desperate and recently ROBBED bank st
San MarcisI, aud WAS wanted a: othay places lor
crimes committed
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Triple Assassina alton bv tho Malta.

thought to be by the Malta, triple assassina-
ton, has been brought to light A constable
riding along the levee in lonely
spot in st. James parish came
upon Stefano Areta desperately wounded
and near him two dead bodies. Areta said he
and Antonio Paoli and another man, name I'M
known, were enticed to the spot by an offer of
work by Luise Lagio, SABBATH Marew and two
Others, and set upon with no apparent cause.
They killed the other two and left Areta for
dead. He will die. The cause OF the crime was
not revealed. The police are searching for the
sssassins
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DENVER, Dec. 9-ireat surprise was caused
here today by the United states grand jury re-
farming three indictments against r n Stern.
son, ex-dspGty United States marshal The
charges age raising checks, forgery and aaoro-
priasing cou1scsted opium thai had been seized
BY the officers e: the treasury department. The
total amount he Is supposed - have derived
from thssa acts eaaaat exceel $50.
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Railway Employees Short $4,000.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.--B. S. Terhun.O oday was
placed temporarily in charge OF the Cincinnati
freight office of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad, pending an examination into
the accounts against McCourt and Cashier
Shotweli. Shotwell has eaid that there was a
shortage Of $4,000 to $4,000. and intmates that
il was made by the agent, who spent much
money on the races. The agent, on the con-
trsTy, asserts that the cashier handles all the
money and denies that he, the agent, ever
touched any of the funds.
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sLAvIN AFTER GODDARD.
New Orleans and Coney Island Bidding
for q HeaVyweight Battle.

NEW YORK, Dec ga cablegram was re-
ceived today by Richard Il. Fox from Atkinson,
in London, saying Frank Slavin would fight
Joe Goddard ii the Crescent City
Club. of New Orleans, would put
up a $4,000 purse. The Coney Island
Athletic Club will probably bid for the fight,
aud the Crescent Club, to get tho fight, must
put up another large purse. Capt. Williams. of
the Crescen, Club, is in New York The Coney
Island Athletic Club received q very large sum
of money as their share OF the proceeds of the
Godderd-Mah fight last night, and they will
hardly allow the Crescent Club to have this
Goddard-slavin fight without making them pay
for it
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a Dumping Ground for IndicentS,

NEW YoRS. Dec. "a morning paper states
that Il has made the astounding discovery that
for months and evea years past the charity au.
thcrities of Massachusetts have been sending
their paupeTs. idiots and invalids 10 this city hy
the wholesale and dumping them in patches OF
a dog.n or more at time upon the town with.
ont means of support or assistance, apparently
In the expectation that they VIII eventually
DRIFT into charitable institutions
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KETTLE FAILS. Dee. 9.-,Spec!ali- Bur
bridge, Who was lately connected with the
bonanza niue near BJssbursh, hiss bought =
three quarter lG;escs. n TIE Blossom mine d;
raj. creeA. The ere ASSAYS - 20 Is ounces IA
silver. The owners VIII immediately SINK il
SHAFT afsy ieet. hay.ug already gone ,a.ousa ten
fest IL concentrating ore
The lecoi mine near Trail Creek hiss q shaft
down 20 feet. the oEe IS solid N the bottom Of
TIE sbast and iae Cw 7egs VI. continue WORK A.!
viaier, cxpend.uE s2loe coo. 50 IS ID be ready
10 sh,p ore a sae spring.
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wheat and another 3.00o bushes OF oats from the
Indians All the grain in the country is being
bought up by persons who behave that railroad
building will make grain high here in the
spring. Hay also will bring aigh price here a.
$50 tons were lately destroyed BY IRE at the
Mayors ranch and the baled hay is being rap
idly shipped from the country. The Spokane
Northern are to extend their road from North
fork to the Pend d'Orills river. Work viii
commence Immediately and aDout 500 men viii
h emnioyed
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Montesano News.

MoNrEsANo. Dec. a-t5psciaLl-The city
council at its meeting last night entered into
contract with the Stetson Manufacturing Com
pany to run the city's electric light plant for
Eve years for a consideration Of $50 per month.
This will give better satisfaction to the people
a. 1t is to be an ell-night service. The plant
heretofore has been run by ths city.
The council last night canvessed the returns
OF the city election and found 2hem correct
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ST. Louis Fighting the Whisky Trust.

ST, Louis, Dec. 9--The whisky trust, by alb
sorbing the Central dlstiilery. of this city, has
not yet overcome the spirit of opposition in this
city. II Is learned on change today that new
distillery will be started IN this city within five
months with even "A larger capacity than that OF
the Central, which viii wage active war on the
trust and carry out tho purpose for which the
Central Ds;illery Company was organized
John Enders, formerlys wholesale liquor dealer,
and Charles Rcgstoes are the leading members
OF the new organization.
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Another Damage Suit in Prospect.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Dec. Especial Robert
Elliott startled the people in the neighborhood
OF his residence this evening bN firing a shotgun
in the middle OF the street. HI was greatly in
toxicated and was Immediately arrested. His
housekeeper, Mrs. Scott, recently brought suit
against the city for $4,000 damages She had
been arrested on the street OF centennial day
for drunkenness
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TACOMA, Dcc Especial. AT = meeting Of
;Ae Chamber 81 Commerce tonight il was re-
ported that the Pacific Insurance Talon was in
iaF"E o; reducing Tac0raa's fire Insurance rates.
\ committee oi the chamber hal tuaily secured
promise from The union 10 reduce the rate n
per Ct 1t, putting Tacoma en- the same hssis
"IiA seattle, ana III some respects on basis
with Portland
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Funeral Of the Tacors,a Suicide.

TACOMA, Dec. Especial. i2-Two dozen Ia
coma ladies attended the funeral OF Mrs. Bent
ley, formerly Miss Annie Bells Clark, OF Comp
ton. CAL, who killed herself at the Pullman
hotel. The funeral services, which were held
at the Hoska undertaking pArlors, were con-
Quoted by the Rev. J. 81 Patterson. The inter-
ment was at the Tacoma cemetery.
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Next Friday will be the last day of the nrst
semester at the state university, and next week
will be devoted to the semi-annual examine
tons, which begin Tuesday. There viii then
be a two weeks vacation over the holidays,
classes being resumed January3.
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OAKEsDALE Dec. a-lspeciaEl AT Moscow TO-
day the fine residence OF W. C. Cochran was
totally destroyed by FIRE, together with all Its
contents. including the fainily's clothing. The
family barely escaped. Loss. 5000; insurance,
9100l
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CHgcAGo. Pee. e--The general freight SCENTS
al tila trsus.Nissouri reads, 10 have been III
session in sAis oi,y Ter several days. adiourued
tits evening after adopting an agreement fo-
sae protection 81 irelsa; rates III theig TERRITORY
IL pxoyl1Ss Tor The appointment ol three rata
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hsTTLE FAILS. Dec. Especial. 1.-The In.
Glans ca ne Colyiile reservation are hauling
good deal a wheat 10 market Uns party 81
Asssle tslls lately purchased seoo bushels O:
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CLEARING ROUSE RETURNS.

Seattle Shows the Largest Increase Of
Any City in the Uni,ed States.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-FolloWing Is the clear
ing house statement for the week ended De-
CEN Der S, as compared with She corresponding
period OF last year:
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"Better Than the Best"
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