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FRESH STATE new ;.

4 sensational suit for divorce in Spokane
between 4. Marks and wife. has been
H compromised.
Z The estate o. Colnonel ]. c. Haines ia,
( received 81 ,056 from the New York Life
q Insurance com pAny.
Mrs. Hattie Iseck, bride ~ three weeks
~ Seattle wants q divorce Her husband
L well known plumber
Robert MI. Blair er-postmaster of sfaf-
fond, Kansas, has been arrested at port
4 townsend for embezElement.
Prosecuting Attorney Smell, Of Tacoma.
Goes hot think Pierce county would ~
against Senator Aliens reelection.
Harry Z. Campbell deputy clerk of the
court 81 Pierce caanty. was married to
MISS Nellie M. Smart Of Seattle. in that
city
Archibald Mckay. who struck Thomas
Bob The blow with tile Billiard cue fram
0ring.
George +. Knapp, of the Puget Sound
Mali 81 Ia Conner has filed q SUR toaav
ia the superior court Of King county.
against the Seattle Telegraph Tor SIS. 600
tor slander.
be trouble between the faculty and the
students Of the state university over the
question Ct compulsory uailitary drill has
oeea taken into the courts by the filing
ot suit BY Owen Taylor. one az the sus-
pended students, asking for q writ Of man
damns ~ compel TIE faculty TO reinstate
him.
Thomas l. skaggs, the degaultiae agent
81 the Northern Pacific Express company.
MhQ surrendered himself voluntarily. 4r
Seattle, alter having been at large over two
years, pleaded guilty 10 larceny by mbez-
slenaent, and was sentenced 70 six months
ln the King county Jail.
AZ Herford's logging camp, three miles
north oi Castle Rock ia D0Wlitv rounfv
Gilman Herford killed his vounrer hrotbeT
AAinesi in drunken quarrel He is now
IN jail at Kalama and claims self defense
This is the third murder IN Cowlitz coun-
~ in the last few months
solomon Battles. residing AZ the wash
burn house, corner Of King aud south
Seventh street, Seattle, was bitten In the
third finger Of the right hand bv tonl cat
one week ago yesterday, and as result ID
9lit oe necessary 70 ampntate il to save
the hand
Eight ordinances authorizing the issue
ot u 30. .OQ0 20 bonds were passed bv the
city council ef Seattle, to fund the floating
debt The total bonded debt lis to be made
w, 149 99; total debt of tbe city, Ss000.009
State Senator Frank Richards saws. al
was mistake in John B. Aliens enemies
Wao, in my Judgment, control the nepubll-
can state central committee to have de-
iayea the holding of the nominating con
ventaon for state officers until next fall III
would have been much better politics ta
have had this convention and tie one for
the selection Of delegates to the national
convention held at the same time.
, 1892-02-03


WAsRlNaroy, Feb SIN tile senate the
usual batch of petitions were presented
and referred. The biil relating to marriage
and divorce heretofore introduced by KYLE.
was taken up and Kyle addressed The sem
ate in support Of his amendment. which
proposes That congress shall have exclusive
power 70 regulate marriage and divorce is
the several states and territories and the
District of Coiambia. At the close az his
remarks The resolution was referred to tie
judiciary committee.
Senate aili for the creation of fourth
judicial district Ia the territory of Utah.
was passed
The committee an foreign relations re-
ported hack adversely the various aut5-
Chinese bills introduced and referred at
the present session aud reported il lieu of
them bills continuing im force for ten wears.
The existing laws prohibiting and regulating
the coming into this country Chinese peT-
sons and persons of Chinese descent
The house resumed consideration az the
rules The pending resolution vas thaE
striking out the ciAasl permitting general
legislation oa appropriation bills provided
thAt being geFmane In re&renched expemd-
8f8Fha
, 1892-02-03
Notice Is Contractors and Builders
Agricultural College aaa school ii Science

Agricultural College ana school oi Science.
Pullman, Wash.
Bids ore invited for ehe erection and compile
ton oi 3 dofmitnfy taf She agricultural college
ana aahu8 efscienoe. lapAte8 at Pullman, Masass
according fo the pians and specifications on fle
iu the offices 81 " Pneuese, architect spokane,
the secretary Pullman and a. II. smith, treas
Wref rOUm 6i& Fidelity hhildimE, Tacoma
WAsh E8rb hl8 mM#i ba accompanied 0y Il eef.
tHed check maae payable % tho board cl Fe.
gents. for ig per cent. Of the amount oi bid.
llaa 0 per cent shall be Forfeited 70 tbe state fH
cnse the successful bidder shall fai ta enter ia5o
contract after ibn same shall haye been award.
ed Tie building tD be completed on ct hefpro
The lat day ai September 1872 No blds Will BE
received after l0 O'Clock, q. nl., Tuesday. FebrM-
div 88, lsa2 whom theg Wtil be opened in Yas
COMA Ail Bids ah8a bo addressed % the under
signed at the office Bf the board OF regents, room
Nc Sis. Fidelity building, Tacoma, Wash. and
shall bc marked Bids, and state whether aog
the whole building complete ur for part Bf
parta thereof The right to reject any or ail
bi6s Is reserved. All materials used in the eon
slraotion 81 said building, except such aa can,
n0t tp reasonably obtained. shan he products 81
I me State
7 The successful bidder Of bidders win be re-
qMifed to furnish a good and sufficient bond, Ii
I he approved by The b0Nti af regens iof thg
X faithful execution 0i bis contract
H NJ CONOVER,
fAh President baafd oi regents
, 1892-02-03
SMITH AND SCHLEY.
HAVE A TALK RELATIVE no THE
GILLIAN AFFAIR.
Gaadwtn smith Ashamed af some
sf the British Newspaper Cap
tain schIcyt of the Baltimore
mis Patriotic Remarks.

WAsHSaToN, Feb. Goodwin Smith
sna6e few remarks nj q dinner last might.
70 Captain schley. of the Baltimore. He
SID be gladly took advantage to express
has regret - a. EngiishmAnat al the repeated
gtterances of a portion az the British press
respecting the chilian affair, be said be
hoped the worst bad COME ia the Unlted
sistes and the best stayed behind. SPEAK
ms q ths criticism on the presidents mes
sage On tie Ghilian question. Smith saad
10 him that ID seemed entirely temperate.
digaifed and logically conclusive. Cap
tain schlsy spoke briefly. HE said the
steamer Baltimore. always stood as q rep
resentative og q great power, under whose
aag 4 sailed He referred to the efficiency
Of Tie crew Of the vessel and said II circum-
stances during the late Gillian affair re-
qniFed it, he thought the members of the
crew would have acted III such q manner as
% merit the approval Of the government.
The cloud Of war had now blown over. che
captain said, bat the affair proved very
suggestive Of the fact that war vas liable
10 come upon the nation al any time. and
he hoped Il would serve as q warning Is
the people and demonstrate 'ns time to
consider means how best To protect tie
country and its flag.
, 1892-02-03

WAsHNsToN, y. st, Feb. SIN case No.
1878 on the supreme court docket. L. p.
Ferry ct al, executors, etc, ct al, plaintiffs
IN error VS., The County OF King Ell al; mo
tion Con tbe maWdate to issue in this cause
denied.
No. Ss4. The Northern Pacific Railroad
company plaintiff in error, vs.. George
Aama aigi motion to enforce stipulation u
submit under the twentieth rule submitted
by Mr.. 8. /. 6laspell IN support oF motion
and by Mr. A. III Garland and Mr. III. III.
May in opposition thereto.
No 1880 Albert A. Glaspell. plaintiff in
error, vs.. The Northern Pacific railroad
company advanced pursuant to thethirty.
second rule, on motion or Mr.. s. T.. Glas.
pell, for the plaintiff in error.
No. 1864. Henry T. Yesler, plaintiff ia
error, vs. The Board of Harbor Line Conl.
mtssioners ct al motion to advance sub
mitted by MT. William A. McKenny in be-
half Of counsel
, 1892-02-03
ouahreaA 81 Prl.aners.

BosToN, Feb Am outbreak IS reported
this morning among the prisoners at Deer
Island, and fifty policemen were sent from
this city 10 the scene. This Is the second
rtotous demonstration that has occurred in
that institution within a feN weeks. Tt il
stated that the men refused To 10 to work
when ordered this morning and were
threatening the officers lives A detail of
men from various stations were fmmed5-
atelg sent dewn and on their arrival there.
Caytaln Bragdon notified headquarters
that more men were needed as the trouble
was serious. Additional assistance was
sent and reserve Of police has been or.
dered in readiness for immediate service.
When the police arrived at Deer Island d
large number 0f coavicts were making B
great noise. They refused to 20 to work
and threatened the police, numbering 50
men, The police drew their clubs and in q
short time tile moh was under subicction.
Alter The free Use If bstons the refractory
prisoners were locked in their cells.
, 1892-02-03
non't Forret Your lrmn Dook

The Hymn Beck socfst al tie ". NJ.
g. A. rooms tonisht promises to Be quite
an Interesting affair. Those interested
have searched the book stores through far
Gospel Hymns No. S, has found only .
limited number of 't5ckeGs.n General Sec,
rctaN GraFg has given Il out. however.
that where new books cannot Sc found
second hand books nlll 3 acceptable. II
un aanks at ali cain be had the matter can
ac adjusted eE leaving Use price If hymn
book with Sic general secretary. Those
who attend This social wiz be well reward
g1. Ladies IS the Auxiliary Will De en-.
trrtasacd bp the members shia time sn-
siead % doing ajl Tire work themselves, ss
heretofore. a general Invitation is ex.
tended to ali to attend.
, 1892-02-03
The Electric cars are Coming.

fhe Messsiic Street Railway company
has ordered the rest of thc rails u com.
plets the read from where tbe iron Is nov
iait in ihe wesi limtt of the city and toe
cars w&il bH running m5shtn sixty aavs
ir'm ihe t5mc Harrison ard Grant avenues
are ready e iaV The rails upon. There will
he tmo ane electric cars with . 6ftAgn
msMNtr service. The time begins at Fourth
aua Main streets and ruHa westward over
We Aarsh0illc bridge. ii tha CITY council
@8# lAkn sesme positive Mega0n tomorrow
might With reference to Harrisnn ana Grant
aFeanes s Mill help the nsatter amazingly.
q proposition b. made that it the city
MtA rAt teams ama men ali work removing
tUe gravel from ths cMt ID Harrison ave-
nue. and putting il on the west end of the
avenue where it Is needed The railnoad
1fMhAHE wall AaT their track at once and
give the city ibe use al 9or moving the
gravel
, 1892-02-03
CULTIVATE FRUIT
AZ TOu WANT TO GIT RIcHlN THIs
COUNTRY.

Eatk VITA We'll AnaMm Deater tn
tFntf f-anas from clarke Caunty
--what fas saSs aheus sac Poasi.
bitttAes ~ western washlB Y ten. f.
g. u. sseafns. 81 Vancouver The uell
known fr9Ag lanA aealer ~ Clarke county
aaa Portland. Oregon. s la the c8iy. Mr.
ssearas 6 az nid nspsfsper man and en-.
lagea ilae Aisian5t8on nf haek5ag a daily
ae@sIapef n Portland. eatnss tha ore
sapsanl seiue years asa. lie Is non lhe
eassof and publisher oG Fruits amd Flew
em. i menshly publication M mrrit az.
easei 10 fsug culture in Washington and
Oregon. Dr. ssearns had one II she best
astRayF ~ Ifuii sa the resent exposition
as Porland. mostly raised 60 CLARKE
ceaaiy nnnne shr past aren IN eight
yaass hc has cng np au3 aaia III W. ana
ian acre tracts IS Clarke county. several
thaasana asTes ef land and she parties
sasa then NJ ass ail getting rica as.d Mr
steams. The southern part q lhis stase
and ihe whole ag western Washington
iyam ghu Eu3nmhsa gTas to tha straits IN
fuaA amd from iAe Cascades Io ahe ocean
is tF+cia4a tra4t c0ansfN. There is mu
bet5eg lAmd Cab EFaat shaa nNht araaad
Olympia, and u sou can wtl gpnr land
ho5aers ta cut un thulf holdings into i've
ana ieu Acre tracts lI Mall more quickly
seit8e up the country. Ak ksa a8mass imEas-
nihle tn clear u0 taa hcAFB Br timber lana
tQt his grain farms. hut e hiebiy valus-
bis tQg iralg missing and hy going lmto lha
business H#TsssteHtiY am8 systematically om
aMAt8 tracts imam rau Mnan gc3 rich
NJ siearns Is an 8 tear y she Puget
esMNBaa
, 1892-02-03
Anaerson rIlla,s IInrrnrs.

General y. p. Chapman, Of Red Bluff.
California, has just published paper
bound volume on tan conduct 81 affairs at
Audenonv5iie during the war. entitled
rhe Horrors Of Anders0nvGlle Rebel
Prison" THIS is q little book in whose fa-
vor too much can hardly Be said Ii i
shoft-s9 pages onlY-bnt IL gives 3 COM
prehHnslve sketch og matters In the terrible
prison which IA of extreme interest. It n
divided up according 10 subjects and q list
- the witnesses IS appended The book IS
published hg thc Bancroft company of San
Francisco, Every Union soldier ought Ia
read ii
, 1892-02-03
And SIN another Chanee

H q eas maior : Napiha car, a red and
yrlaa# mmie hcg oF Np 90 N Wil4 nea
prove satAssartogy Un Professor eAVaEe 5
Main streei car line. perhaps the new Bel
gums Cat VAL smfiAeh. I'll has Just arrived
W chicago. The motive power il stcam
out as eNhausis into a condenser, 50 that Il
makes nQ more noise than a grin car, aud
perhaps not 10 much The fael used il
ooEel though coal can be burned without
making SO much smoke as 70 be seriously
objectionable. ln the test made Il was
driven ap ta speed of twenty ni8es aa
hoaF was easily stopped, reversed er
started and developed power enough te
haGl three loaded cars without trouble.
, 1892-02-03
NJ strnnded S1camnr..

LONDON, Feb. IA life boat this morn
lng made several journeys q and from the
stranded steamer Elder, and succeeded in
landing al the specie on the steamer. 1t
is reported that there are 400 sacks Of mail
matter still on the steamer AT O'Clock
this morning the North German LLOYD
steamer Havel, which sailed from New
York January Doth, arrived at Southamp-
ton. All the passengers Of the Inflated
Elder who decided 10 proceed to Bremen
took the Havel,
"a dispatch from Arthur Field SAYS the
weather has become finer. Captain Helm
rioke and number Of the Elders officers
returned 70 the steamer, where they are
engaged IN directing the work Of discharg-
ing the cargo into lighters.
, 1892-02-03

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.--The house com
mittee on coinage, weights and measures
today examined Director Beech, Of the
mint bureau, ON matters relating to the
silver question. In answer to Stone, Of
Pennsylvania, Lscch said bis minimum
estimate of the productions of SILVER in the
United States during last year was 5000
050 onnces. The official estimates would
probably exceed that amount. If the
amount used in arts and sciences was de-
Quoted, the American product would be
less than the government purchases. The
amount Of currency IN circulation in the
United States be said was S24.50 per capita.
larger than in any other country except
France
, 1892-02-03
TACOMA SATISFIED.
The Reason WhY Taeema Newspapers
are Satisfied with b. n. Schedule.

- w. f7sAkAAAAA4 ~ ANaA AAH tMe aNAEEA Ute
The Ian0ma newspapeFs appear 10 ~
satisfied wlth railroad arrangements be-
tween that city and the Gays Harbor
county probably because the Taooma
morning newspapen set into this section
IL the conatzy a1e hours aheaa of the se-
agtse newspapers. Tha Taeoma Ledger III
ihEs morning saFss "a clipping from 8
Newspaper MAs shaMn 10 an official az lhe
ruAa yesterday sn which IL mas stated that
R.ae announcement had hsen INSIDE that tha
new schedale waaAA s. lato effect some
hme iu March, The ofseaal said that the
repatt has nai tha slightest foundation and
ttsaa NO change sn THE Present card Is con.
templaiea q had heea thought of. The
oh8Hci4Qu said 6o have been raised IT.
Olympia cAn Ga8r3g ha characterized n
tea8&sh. There arr nam &hFec trains aallv
g thAt CITY and ihree Rhich start from
There, A Ye4r aEn the people ot the ktate
eaH4&@l el8h#r wa8kaa of meTc c0mp PEELED fo
p9EnamiAe the steam buats
The Ledger SAYS The present running a
iae trains ts satisfactory and eTokes public
APPRECIATION
, 1892-02-03

PrTTsBURG, Feb. 3.-The Woods Run
street car of the Manchester line. having on
board thirteen new employees Of the com
pany, was wrecked early this morning by
the explosion ofa dynamite cartridge which
had been placed on the track. Though the
conclusion was SO severe that the car was
thrown from the track and badly wrecked
and the windows shattered in all The houses
on the side Of the street nearest the track
over which the car was running, not one
person was badly injured. Several Of the
men were cut by flying glass, but no one
was seriously hurt. Many persons were
thrown from their beds by the force OF the
explosion, The strikers had been quiet fol
several days and it was thought they had
abandoned the fight and all trouble was
over.
, 1892-02-03
90 Hork saeck uarkel.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 3.--Noon- Money easy,
AZ 1902 per cent. Stocks quiet, ut gener-
ally Insignificant changes from first prices.
Fours, coupon, 16K Pacific 6s,9 Atehison,
S9Sz Central Pacific, StA; Burlington.
9; Denver e Rio Grande. l6gS: N0rth-
ern Pacific, 2Sk; Northern Pacific, pre-
ferred, 67ls; Northwestern, 17s4s New York
Central, l44s Oregon Navigation, 90,
North American, 1875; Pacific Mail, SS
Rock Island, 913s St. Paul & Omaha, 49JS
Texas Pacific, l2I& Union Pacific, 46L
Wells Fargo Express, 40; Western Union.
STsg
, 1892-02-03
The Twin Aitnrnnrs.

There Is right way and wrong way
of doing things said a prominent citizeI
this morning. "but the city council ar
pears "a 10 the wrong thing every time
TIE peculiar parliamentary procedures O
Mayor 0'BFHen and the council ought TO b,
written np end published III book form
THE city now has two attorneys. Bott
lsinn and Mitchell were elected last night
They ought t0 both qualify form a part
ncrehip and ne known as Tile twin city at
lnnmaNa NJ
, 1892-02-03
mi az Good News.

The Wood County Herald, Of western
Ohio. Says "Weare in receipt of a copy Of
ruE OrYMrtA TRIBUNE, of Washington
(State1 from onrold friend and school fellow
Pyrus F Patterson, formerly of West Mill
Grove. We hear that 2. II. Is assistant
postmaster of that place. The paper is a
seven column folio ana differs some from
the makeup of our eastern ones. tits fun
of sand neNa.M
, 1892-02-03
The Klannpnra nov.

PoUNp RtpeE, n. y, Feb 8-Ward wa.
terbury, the boy who was kidnapped yes.
terday near Long Ridge, Conn, Monday
was brought home early this morning 81
John Close u Stanwich, Conn. The boy
had been left at the home of Close by !
strange man, who then ram away.
The boy said he was carried Off by two
men who took him 10 small house and
kept him until night when they left him
at the door 0f Closes cottage
, 1892-02-03
NrEAnKn IlNEs.

Every day oXocpi sunday khe MuItnomah ~.
tiyes ifom Tacoma at lAs@ AMI returning,
leaves at B pm. foT Tacoma #M8 seattle.
clara NroWn leaves Olympia Tuesday. Thurs.
88S and Saturday af an. lot Tacoma and Sc.
att4a Rctnsnlne leaves Mondays, Wednesdays
ANA fFiaayH At Aaa p.ms
Kaf shcItaa, tBe WHITE leaves daily except
Sunday a3 81 ara. Returning arrives here 81
pm, connecting both wasa with Sac Mulmo.
mah.
FaE Eamiiohic, ana Shelton Doctor Leaves
3atas at MaU54s ret8Fniue. arrives at Is pm.
, 1892-02-03
No Test an Oven's Heat

a French authority On cooking gives thg
following rules for testing the heat Of All
oven. Try IT with piece of white paper
N tee hot the paper will bRacken or blaze
ups If I'd becomes a lighl-hrown 1t Is ft foi
pastry; if il turns dark-yellow it Is ft foI
bread and the heavier kinds Of cake; Il
lirhG-Tellow the oven lis ready for sponge
cake and the lighter kinds of desserts
, 1892-02-03
Date of Republlcan convention.

ELtENsBURaH, Feb, 5,-Ghairman Will
SON, Of the state republican committee,
has decided to change the date for holding
the state convention for the election Of del
egates to Minneapolis from May 5th, as at
first decided upon, to April l4th. This
change was made because Of the general
expression ia favor of an early date than
the one FIRST mentioned. The formal call
be issued this meek
, 1892-02-03
l.tantr nf Hnr.irr In .T,enne..nn.

MlIAN, Tenn, Feb Sat Cedar Grove
community, twenty miles east OF here, as a
result Of feud over the ownership Of
some land, John partett killed Frank
Ianrdon. Sheriff Fusett and two depu-
ties went in search of Partett In fight
which ensued when they came together
the sheriff and Partett were both killed.
, 1892-02-03
His Contribution.

The Jester Priest Pat, there's a hole
ia the roof of the church, and / am trying
10 collect enough money to repair it..
Come now, what will You contribute
Pat Me services. sorl
Priest-What do you mean. Pat9 You re
no carpenter.
pat-No; but II il rains next soonday
Own stt over the hole
, 1892-02-03
TELEeRAPHIr -.

II Dublin four sailors Of the. British war
ship Belle were drowned.
At Cleveland. Ohio. the oourtmartial 81
ha1. Z. G. oHemaH, 81 the army engineer
ing corps, has commenced.
In London Jane Golden. daue inter- of the
late noted Richard Golden, married
Thomas Fisher Unwin, a prominent pub
fisher.
At Wabbeseka. Arkansas, on the St.
Louis and Southeastern railroad, w. A.
Mckenzie, station agent, was mysteriouslv
murdered in his room at the depot.
, 1892-02-03
Death on tue RasI.

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Advices received here
state that The train on the Baltimore &
Ohio, which left here last night and which
was made mp entirely Of United States e1-
press cars, was derailed ait North Baltimore,
Ohio, early this morning and Engineer
James Manuel, Of Garrett, Ind, killed.
The fireman and tvo express messengers
were also injured.
, 1892-02-03

tts ions look ahead hut 5usi the smc
Postmaster Miluy q anticipating she ia,
corporation % ne city of Tumuaisr nezt
yeaF ln she wHses of tire carriers now
4atsx delivering mas6. This a8fef all, M8s3
0MAH nocessstagr tet employment of aae
ohsmenastaam tn tsead9nasers at Washing
sHn eaty ta t@8s connection is ha# likely fa
mees with neiecttam, lumwnier s a taNn
ans deserves special recognition in th5s
4lWH
, 1892-02-03

The maximum temperature today was
20 degrees and the minimum 80. Rainfall,
100 (foF twenty.foar hours, ending at 3
D. ms) The storm area, central near Fort
Candy this morning, has passed south, pro-
dueing drv cloudy weather in Wash
ington. The outlook is for fair weather
Thursday E R OhNKY. Observer.
, 1892-02-03

HEbEEA, Mont, Feb. 3.-The next ma
tional mining convention will be held in
this city July 18TH. The state executive
committee has selected that date and also
begun the work OF preparing for the enter
tainment of the congress. The representa-
tives will be the same as at the Denver
convention
, 1892-02-03

New YORK, Feb. s.--Charles r. Shaw
died here yesterday. Ten years ago shaw
came f rom San Francisco to grdiron, New
York, with cable roads and contemplated
seizing seventy miles ot New York CITY
streets. All his time, money and energies
have been devoted to the enterprise which
has led MIN a eareer of vicisitudes. Twelve
hundred thousand dollars, SO far. have
been spent IN the scheme, $50, 900 of which
was for litigation. His wife secured a di-
vorce last year He died penniless, though
In early days lie had means
, 1892-02-03
Another ShfD Ashore.

LONDON, Feb. S.-The British ship River
NTH. Captain Jones, from Portland, Or,
September 80 for Sligo, is ashore at Broad
Haven, on the west coast Of Ireland. The
ship is leaking SO badly that her pumps
are not able To keep her free of water.
, 1892-02-03
Fwm cHlfaiia. Caeaallt - 8ate city


teare Olympia, $3.50 am.
Leave olympia @
Arrive at olympia aa 0 8as
Arrive AZ OLYMPIA. = tu.
Gaa train leaving IS 49 4 las makes elose con
ttrciAen al Nnmino wlth Northern Pacific fyeB
Seattle am8 Tacoma fpT Portland, leaFi@g TIC
mBma at s8r am. arriving in Portland at 3 b a
Iae tatB leaving I'd ae pm makes con
ucctfan with thc iAin from f1ytaHa iot Is
coma and Seattle. at Eeaiuns at Q5 pm
, 1892-02-03
Cnnltn - rrnnrinrn.

sAa FRANo1sco, Feb. 8, The receipts Of
coal in January were as follows; Austral-
ian, 80,s00 tons Great Britain, 36, 200; East
ern, 1,4c0; British Columbian, 81, 400: port
Of Seattle, 1850; port of Tacoma, $500
other mines. 2S00; total, 1S6, leo tons.
, 1892-02-03
Chicago Proauce uarket.

CHIcAao, Feb. 81 ~ Close ~ Wheat ~
Easy; Cash, s4]lc; May, Ss14c.
Corn-Easier; cash, $3.50; May, 41Sc.
0ats-Steadv; cash, 2slSc May, 30s<c.
Pork-Steady; Cash, ,SlI 42@l1.4T5<; May,
S1l.75.
Lard-EasyS cash, S6.S5; May, S6.57]k@
$780,.
, 1892-02-03
LallIns, RnlIof Nocleir.

The regular monthly meeting viii IL
held in The parlors Of the Washington
club. on Washington street, Thursday
February 8th, al p. nj.
a full attendance is requested.
X, n. BARTON.
lit Secretary.