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he Vents His Spleen on Secretary Noble
and senators Snnirc and Allen.


olympia. June 2s-lspeeiaL Amos F. Shaw,
o' vancouver, has been appointed surveyor
sShefai oil the state of Washington,
IN piacs of Thomas II. Cavanaugh Mr.
tayanaagh. N speaking of he matter said today
that tie immediate eanse OF the change was
dHe 20 friction in his relations with Secretary
Noble because the surveyor general remained
IN tne East recently beyond his leave OF absence
at1endlng the exercises ut Nest Point, where
MS son was graduated. and at the Republican
nauoual convention. lie learned OF Secretary
Nooia's anger before he returned aud left his
resignation with a friend who fled 1t on
june -
deneral Cavanaugh also says that since Oeto-
Der last Secretary Noble had changed his orders
relative to surveys of townships in this state
several times, delaying the letting ai contracts
issuing regulations aud then counterm anding
them, unit few days ago the secretary wiped
out ali that had been done under his direction
since last October, and directed tha. new bids
tor surveys be called Tor. This, he SAYS
has also caused strained relations with the de-
partment The surveyor general declares that
ooth Senator's Squire and Allen have worked
against him and opposed his recommendations.
ana that 1t Is best for new man to oceupy the
otice who will be upheld BY the senator's, So
tnat the surveys may be commenced as desired
oy settlers on the public lands.
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HONOLULU, June 2L-The preliminary exami-
nation OF the parties arrested for treason re-
suited in Judge Dale ordering the release on tho
10th inst OF Volney V. Ashford, George Marx.
ham, George Maxwell, J. W. Bipikane Manuel
Ross, ]. r. and l. Kaimimoku. Judge Dale
based his ruling on the fact that, according tn
his memory, the parties named were no, pres
ent at the meeting held on May s, which gave
rise to the rumors OF plotting. The evidence
against the persons present at the meeting. tie
judge said, was considerable and cir.
cumstantial, and he accordingly held Roher.
Wilcox and five others for trial, and they are
now in jail. The decision was somewhat of a
disappointment in government circles al thev
had hoped that Ashford would be held for trial
they regarding him AZ one Of the most danger
Gus sgitstors. Ashford Immediately left Homo
lulu, EN- mbarking on the 18th inst. on the brigan
tine John ID. Spreckels from Maui for San Fran
cisco, this being the same vessel in which Ash
ford forced the former premier, Gibson. to
abandon the islands after the latters doynfarl
in 1857. 1t is apparently doubtful If WILCOX
and his associates will be brought to trial. in
fact. ii is being rEmored that Marshal Wilson
and Wilcox will form coalition and Wiicor
may be released
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Hot Contest for the Empty
Honor Of the Nominations.
SENTIMENT AGAINST FUSION
Gen. Bidwell Has Brains, but Demon.
est Would Contribute Liberally.
Mine-Owner Stewart Seems to Have .
Mortgage on tho Peoples PARTY
Nomination Since Gresham Refused
It-Eforts to Unite All Reformer..

CINCINNATI, June 2s-The sixth animal cor.
sehtion OF the Prohibition party win omen to-
morrow morning in the big Music hall. Unless
an unpromisng effort to patch up differences
ano agree on new man is successful there will
De nght Tor the honor of being the presidential
nominee OF the party. General Bidwcil, of Cali
iorhla' and W. Jennings Demorest, of New York.
are the leading competitors for the nomination
ana the delegates are becoming so
eAcited over the contest that thera
Is talk OF bringing out dark horse
as means OF healing the two factions. CLAW
bascom, OF Troy. N. ", is most mentioned as a
compromise, and occasionally Gideon T,
awar'' OF Ohio, and Professor Dickie, OF
Micnisan, are suggested. Bidwelrs and
Demorest's friends regard the talk of a dark
norse with dlsfavor, and many delegates think
.ne matter has gone SO far that il must ha
.ougnt out. Bidwelfs friends claim his elec
non on the first ballot, and ridicule
Demoresrs claims. Demorests friends are
making much OF the strong sent iment against
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Likely to Be Prosecuted by the
German Government.
FOR ATTACKING THE EMPEROR.
Notice Served Upon Him by an Artf.
Gle in an Official Paper.
The Queen DissoIves ParIiament-par-
neIiites Urge Their Followers in
Great Britain and Ireland to Vote
For the GIadstonian Candidates.

BERLIN. June 2s.-An article against Prfflcs
Bismarck, which appeared in yesterdays No rth
German Gazette, is almost the only topic of con-
versation tonight. Public opinion In regard to
the matter is almost unanimous on the sIdd of
the government. Tonight's issue of he
Gazette says that Bismarck's utterances wotIld
throw a cloud his great historic figure
which was calculated to iniure both the state
and empire. The question is whether he as
not abused the rights of criticism. 1t declares
that the remarks attributed to him are d is
respectful to Emperor William. The GdSttts
concludes by saying that it is the duty of those
continuing Bismareks work to protect their EN-
deavors against the man whose work they sue
continuing
bismarck, it says. by the increasing regard
lessness of his utteranecs, appears to aim to
compel those IN power to take up the gauntlet
against him. Nobody knows what weapons he
may have ready, but the duty OF protecting the
interests of the nation, even against the man
VINO did so much to promote IL. must not be is-
nofed by those at the head of the state.
This publication has created an immense sen.
saton In Berlin The belief is generally en- ter.
tanned that energetic action will be taken bw
sne government against Prince bismarck
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Tacoma Iron Molder Sues Union
Members for Conspiracy.
cAvANAuGH ON HIS REMOVAL
An Old Man, Mistaken for a Deer.
Fatally Shot ON Lopez Island.
a batner Drowned at Olympia-Mur-
derer Pecani Secures Postpone
ment-surveyor's Camp on the Monte
Cristo Railroad Burned.

TACOMA, June 2s-Tspecial Papers were
hiea IN the county clerks Office this afternoon
Ia suit OF more than ordinary Importance
wh'ch involves the Molders' Union of Tacoma.
hobers Bruce brings the action and the defend
ants are: David Lister, John Meads Earnest
LASER, THOMAS T. Fisher, Charles Toolev l.
joseph Johnson, Charles Boder, Charles G.
steinberg, Jonas jennings. George Greig.
Aionzo Greig, James Kelly, Michael Schmidt.
neo.ge snow, James Murphy, George Murphy,
Z r'eu faetz. e. j. Olsen, b. f. Stoyer George
freeman, David McAaams, William Cothrop.
Aionzo Miner, Schuyler Yesler, Charles Neberd-
ing, j. A. Bishop, John c. Cunningham James
FISHER and John Hartman
Inc above-named are members of the Iron
Moioers' Union. and suit is entered against the
inuisiauais rather than the union. Rrucs
wants 10000 for being deprived of work for
.hree years through the conspiracy" of mem
Ders OF the union. J. L. MeMurray, who il
bruces attorney, said today that Bruce who is
% years Oh age, is union man and worked sor
Cherry Parkes three years ago Mt his trade II
1s claimed that he made too many sewar rings
per DAY to satisfy certain OF the other nolaers
VINO preferred Charges against him for working
under the scale. Bruce is headstronp and
would not pay the fine of S. imposed upon
nun ana ne was suspended by the union With
MS SUSPENSION came an order of discharge iron,
the shop. This was also given by the
union Further, it is charged that the firm was
.hrea ened with trouble If it did not DISCHARGE
bruce In the fail OF 1889 he was reins.atad and
went To work at Cherry d Parkes'. Another
charse was preferred against him aud he was
hnso 20 by the union. This he thought too
much and LETT his work against his own will or
cesife. Not obtaining any work his two daugh.
Iers were forced to leave the High schoo. and 90
70 teachlng in order to support the "a ,nily His
vile, VINO Is cripple. contributed to the family
funds by making gloves.
Bruce does not blame the union as a union.
and says he is still strong union man. But
bSneyes there was rank conspiracy against
hlm. Therefore he sues to recover $1,000 for
wages Tor three years that he has been idle
among the members of the union in the suit is
Assistant Health Officer Fisher.
ne suit has created q sensation in labor cir.
cies. Bruce has some very warm friends among
tne mouiders, who say that his enemies sought
10 get revenge on him, and through intrigue
used the union As q clnb to keep him down
Inc matter was investigated by the grand Jury
IN 1889, and the grand jury recommended United
States District Attorney White to investigate
the charges. The district attorney was at Walla
" ala at the time, and Bruce was too poor at
the time to go there and press the matter.
therefore the trouble has rested until the fling
oi the suit in the superior court today.
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Brief Tacoma Naus

TACOMA, June 2s.-(speciaL Pierce county
Republican are preparing for full representa-
ton at the meeting OF the State League of Re-.
publican clubs at Olympia August 10 IL il
understood this delegation will not be friendly
to the reelection OF Mr.. Cayanaugh as president
of the organization.
The school children of the city will visit ths
cruisers Baltimore and Charleston Thursday
By virtue of arrangements perfected by the
Ne,es, together with further contributions by
Gross Bros. and l. E. Post, children between 6
and Is years OF age viii be carried free
The health department reports four cases Of
measles, seven of scarlet fever and three of
diphtheria In the city.
The annual tennis tournament will be held at
the TacoIns tennis court july Il and D.
Twelve OF the fifteen applicants for life GER
ufcates before the state board of education are
residents OF Tacoma All but one OF the Ia
coma applicants are members of the teaching
corps OF the Tacoma public schools The appli-
eants include Aug Beacham, of Seattle: John
T. Hover. Burnett: c. A Taylor, Orting; Arthur
Ross, Enumelaw. The Tacoma applicants are:
Miss Anna l. Jackson. J. 8. Lewis W. d. Gerard
Z. n Young, Miss Z l. Corey, Miss Jenny
Wood. Miss Estele Purinton, Miss j. NJ Han
ford and Miss Lillian San born.
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Plan to Fuse the Reform Parties.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-G. A. Miller, chairman.
.. Il. Evans, secretary, and Hiram Main, of
Louisville, of the Council of National Reform
ers, called meeting this afternoon at which
were present mixed company of Prohibition
ists' feopie's party, etc, and spent several
hours in discussing the feasibility of uniting ali
reform forces in single party. The
result was the appointment of a committee of
seven to recommend to the Prohibitionists con-
vention and to the Peoples party convention to
instruct the respective national committees to
confer with each other with view to unifiea-
tion Of reform; furthermore, that the mama
Prohibition party be changed to National Re-
form DaYty
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Black Diamond News.

BLACK DIAMOND. June 2S-[Special. The
following officers for the sunday school were
elected sunday last: superintendent, Thorn rs
H. Williams; assistant superintendent. John T.
Davis: secretary, Miss Bessie Jones: treasurer
William Hughes; organisf, Miss Ida Davis.
The Chidren's day contribution to the state
fund for Sunday-school wo-k was s0.Ts. This
smounr entities the sci ool to enc life member
ship IN the Congreg itional Sunday-setooi and
publishing Society. Mr.. John G4ilym was
chosen to receive the honor
The lodge of Good Tempiars held soeiabie
In the hall. with short literary programme Il.
the close, saturday night.
Extensive preparations have been made FOR a
big csIe ehration on the Fourth of Juig
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wIInont regard TO the effect upon the wages of
tnhneI,can workingmen, and without thousht of
El yau destructive effect on American industry.
anIs seems to me to constitute declaration
noIe extreme and moro destructive than ever
nSioEs T,oEs promulgated by the Democratic party.
a1 anr party may therefore appeal with added con
nuence 10 the American workinEmen and Amer
IeaH producers TO susfain n policy always highly
fegardful OF their interests
=, "niteiaw Reid, Thomas C. Plats, Governor
a,ehihiey. secretary Tracy and j. 8. Clarkson
also sent letters
At . mass meeting this evening nearly 5000
peopie were present Judge Berner presided.
~. me speakers were Congressman Burrows, of
Micnigan, and r. G. Hoar Three cheers were
gwen ior Mckinley. three for Harrison and the
aaIninistration a and three for the Republican
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SHOT BIZ MISTAKE FOR A DEER
An Old Man Fatally Iniured-He Had
Made the Same Error Once

FRIDAY HARBoR, June 2s.-[Special James
bolton, aged about 20 years, while hunting deer
at F1shermans bay, Lopez island, Saturday
evening, was mistaken for a deer by Arthur
Davis from the opposite side of a fern nateh.
VINO shot him through the left shoulder the bali
passing through the lung. His case il nro-
nounced quite serious by DR.. sloggett. but he
may possibly linger Tor some time Three wears
ago this month the victim figured In a similar
occurrence, he having mistaken Misses Martha
ana ETA blake for deer and shot therl, infIict-
ing painful but not serious wounds, from which
they soon recovered. Accidents of this kind are
altogether too frequent here OH the islands
where the deer abound in numbers.
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The sneeel, coneIuflas
NINE. vAREsoo. VENGEANCE.

She Sends Prince Ferdinand's F,ovn
Letters to Princess Marie, His Betrothed
BRUSSELS, June 2s.-The Independence Belos
says; Since the betrothal of Crown Prince F.sr-
dinand OF Roumania to the Princess Marie of
Edinburgh, Nine. Helen Vareseo, whose Ia va
affair with the crown prince caused such d is
turbanee in Roumania a short time ago, sen ds
to the Princess Marie every two or three da 80
one OF the love letters written to her by the crown
prince during their courtship Queen Eliza
beth, OF Roumania, yainly entreated Mime.
Varesco to surrender the correspondence. The
Duke of Edinburgh has asked the Roumnnfan
government TO interfere in the matter
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TACOMA, June 2s.-Es special. ]-shessf Price
mas received notice OF apneal III the Peeani case,
put III the proper pas'ers order ne the ahpeal are
nor served before fri'saT noon Pe and will be
ranged. Today one OF peesnis attorneys, John
v Evans, went 10 olympia, II appear Il the sti-
pFsms court on behalf oil stay oi erecution,
pehdiag an hppeas. II tire supreme eeprt fails
MN, ne VIII lay the mater =bsferc governor
retry it II quite likely there viii aot be a
hanging here Friday
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nIcn Nevada Mine-Owner Likely to H,
Nominated by the Peonle,s partx

n1cn Nevada Mine-Owner Likely to Be
dominated by the Peoples Party.
ohAHA, June 2S-The first delegation to ar
rive for the independent convention cans TO-DAY
ifori oregon and Washington 1t is said that it
is understood that the women suffragists will be
represented at the convention by a delegation
OF ladies' of national renown, who will endeavor
70 secure the insertion of woman's suffrage
plank III the platform. They Will hold mass
meeting on Saturday evening. on which night a
reunion OF the blue and gray will also be held.
letter was received today from intimate
friends OF Judge Gresham, settling the question
OF the iattsrs candidacy, stating emphaticaIiy
thaI Gresham will not allow his name to be
used ihe boom for Senator Stewart of Nevada
IS once more on, and it is said by some of his
friends that he would accept the nomination.
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loom IN the family. He took it to J. ".
Henrici, who is well posted on VIC
iIns. to find II it had any special
value. Henriei told him is only an
ordinary violin. but he would give him 600 Tor
IT. Alter some weeks Mcintosh learned nat
the violin which he had sold To Henrici was
ssradiTarius ana worth s9UO He brought suit
Tor lis recovery, and totiay the court adjudged
that the violin should be returned TO Mcintosh,
who should refand 70 Henrici the yl00 pali.
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Vancouver Timber rhlexes Arrested.

VANCOUVER, b. C., June IS -Ispec.a u. W.
Horne, II. r., sens out man yesterday to To-
cate sbiasie mill on 4 I59-Ecrs tract he owns
just outside the city The man came back with
report that all the good timber had been cut
OF the land. Mr. Horne was parniyz II. and
SAID there must BE- a mist.ke, but IL yesgige tien
proved It's truth. The timber hal heen stolen
wholesale and shipped To various poikts Four
arrests were Inaie, aud this Afternoon the
offenders were le: out ON s4oJ bonds each Four
other warrants are out. TIE panaay OF the
offense if proven is seven years
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Oregon Mail .osbers fIeld for rr,,,.

PORTLAND, June 2&-Nirgu HoW;gi AMI
usoTee 1ohes, Who ara charged With rthbsry of
ths ohitea states mails Ia southern oesgon last
oc'ot'eF' were arraigaca under indiet rent be-
fore Judge Deaiy today aud. plea ling not
guilty, were held under 5000 bail each Tor trial
charge OF having counterfeit monet in his
possession is also standing against Howard, who
pieaceo nS' guilty to tais indic.mentand was
held under u Geo bonds
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Whatcom News.

WHATcoM. June 28.-tSpeciaL 1.-The Bellinp
ham Bay d Eastern railway will give an ex
cursion over the line and a lunch June 30 This
is the Blue Canyon road, though, by knowinp
ones to be the opening wedge OF the Norlhern
Pacific
One Williams, alias the Vancouver Kid. ia 4,
jail charged with horrible assault on a wor,sn
of the town
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PARIS, June st. Jefferson Coolidge, the
American minister, had interview today
with Ribot, minister OF foreign affairs, and in.
formed him that in accordance with the request
OF the French government the United States had
recalled Captsiu Borup, the American military
attache accused By the French of Illegal prac-
tices in obtaining plans OF the defenses of
France TIE recall OF Borup had a good effect
hera A seui-ofiicial note appears In the news
papers thanking President Harrison for his
prompt sctiOn in the matter and praising Min
tsfer IgOltdgs fOr his r,art In the affair
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depreciation of Irish Securitfes-pa =.
neIIItes to Supnort GIadstone

I 81 = -
neiiiies to support Gladstone.
LoNDoS, June 2S.-Bank of Ireland stock has
suHeFed. owing to fears OF the enactment O. n
nome rule measure, a further relapse of six
points Irish railway securities are also falling
rapidly.
The Parneilitc executive committee of Gr.se
Britain, while regretting Gladstoue's re-
ticence, have issued formal address to
Irish electors to support the Gladstoui an
candidates, ON the ground that Gladstone " i'll
then have no excuse to withhold the details of
ms home rule scheme. 1t is stated that the ssx-
ecutiye committee of the Parnellites in Dublin
will issue similar address
LONDON, juno 2s-The queen held a couu Gil
today at Windsor castle. Those present were:
Lord Gran brook, president of the counefI.
Goschen, chancellor of the exehsauer and tha
Earl OF Lathom, lord Chamberlain OF the home.
hold. Her majesty signed the decree dissolyina
parliament, and writs for the election of rneu-
bers OF the house of commons were distributed
.onigh. The queen'sspeeeh prorogutng parlla-
ment says:
The time has arrived when it is exnadiert
that the electoral body of the country be con-
suited by the assemblage of new parliament.
nave therefore summoned you Tor prorogaffou
AT an earlier period than usual am VIad To
record that my friendly relations with forei IN
powers remain unaItered.
The speech says that treaties have been tv,lv
ratified, referring to the differences with ina
United States with respect to the Bering sea
arbitration. Referring to the bills passed at he
session just ended, the speech says:
The arrangements tnat parliament has mada
enabling workingmen to purchase agrieuItIrrai
notalngs, VIII increase the class of cultivatlng
owners, which is OF great Importance tn tbe
state. The application to Ireland OF the eeiuta.
tionaf measures recently adopted in Great Ri
that country.
The speech concludes:
In closing this parliament, which has be an
unusually laborious and also highly fruitful in
Denefieent legislation, | thank you for the
assiduous performance of your momento ug
duties during the past six years and heartflw
commend you to the favor OF Almighty God.
Only twenty members OF the house and thirty.
five lords were present when the speech frurn
the throne was delivered
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THE SHIP FRED II. Tay.o. 90.
She Left Tacoma With n Car,o -,
Last I1ecemAar

NEW YORK, June zS-A sailing 81 : has
Drought news OF passing ,he wreck Of ,se .or.
Tasa par 0, isfs; ship with raft ted % IL
Taylor, and IL Is now thought ths ere xs-e
rescued. 4s Nsas
.7e1 tons sd Us. ~. ,' SO, = bfItish iron sAip #
herr IRE Tsxt"- 90, Tid :. l-lAid o! gspta D HUI
Isqf vT,h c,gss.. - - on Dlcef 1her L
oi 3&Dei eentals o. wheat, vaiussi :. = -
she srrfvei =, 81 - q A on April
Tor Hsyre, where she srriyei on - sns-s
14schaFged csfgp- Ga Nay = tbs Tser1t 4 = - =
os4issi Tor Nes Nofk win cFesx ~ -, So - =
men and was last SPOKEN o. Iraa B., - 49, E<
was 80 miles east ol sandy Hos - s@s
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The batavia to Arrixe 3,fv,.

TACOMA, June 2s.-fspeciei. The steamship
Batavia, OF the new Northern Paafic Puget
Sound & Orient Line. which is due here july
from Honekong, viii, before her fcturn TO
Hongkong, be repaired and rapaintea and re-
named Tacoma. This boat was built in 1870 bv
Denny x Bros, of Dumbarton. ard has a rerts
tered tonnage of 5000 tons. Its Length is s27
feet and q feet beam. 1T is equip pped with two
2oo-horse power engines. The change III the
nsme OF tie ship was made by Noahern Pa
ri fia;a al
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NEW YORK, June 2S.-A morning paper says
that news reaches it from high authority that
Cleveland win select the following chief on
GERS to direct his campaign: Chairman OF the
national committee, W. c. Whitney; chairman
of the executive committee William F. Harrity
OF Pennsylvania: secretary, George f. Parker OF
New York
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BOISE eiTf, idaho, June 2s.-ln the United
states circuit court To-Day he matter oI the dis
so'utioh Oh the injunction which vas granted
against tae union miners OF Celr d'A ene, re-
s'.alaiaG then from interfering with ndEl-union
miners. came up. A number OF affiiayits were
ieaa' showing that non-union miners mad been
intimidated, and lii many cases drjven o,,t of
ths mines saage Beatty Will probably render