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To Take Action in Regard to
the Pullman Outrage.
SNOHOMISH SMALLPOX PANIC.
First Regiment Troops That Attend
Inauguration Pay Their Way.
Bitter Feeling Against the Boy Muir
derers OF fDubuque-A Rancher X iiIed
by = Falling Tree and His Body
KUrned-Big Fire At Portland.

CoLFAx, Dec. o. Especial, - Regent
Belinger, of the agricultural college, will
not attend the meeting OF the board to-
morrow, the official notification having
come too late to permit of his making the
trip on time, even without considering the
irregularity of the trains. He says if he
were present he would heartily advocate
thorough investigation OF the egginc epi-
sode at Pullman, but hardly Believes the
blame could be traced TO the bows who
heads are responsible
II am convinced" he stated to the
PosT-INTELLIGENcER interviewer, that
there are two factions in Pull,nan. one of
which comprises the better clement and
desires to exercise its influence in con-
cert with the regents for the best interests
OF the institution. The other is made.
headed and Endorsed by avaYicious vult-
ures, who, in order to attain their ends.
TOR selfish gains, study every device and
scheme by which they mav rob and
piunder the state through the avenues af.
iorded IN material and supplies purchased
for the college. Inasmuch as the regents
viii not tolerate anything of the kind.
this faction is sorely perplexed IN the mat
tcA VI hHoNlii5 HOW 10 remove Such I'M
pediments, hence they assaiI she regents
III every way possible. I sincerely believe
that since affairs have gained vide public
lty there should be an exposure of every
feature connected with ithe school from
Its location down 20 the latest disgrace,
when Regent Smith and President Heston
were egged. In that event every person
who every assisted i'll any corrupt act in
reference to the college will receive Just
censure. and may be desl, with according
to law and the extent Of his crime. | am
anxious to have the full truth known."
TACOMA, Dec. Especial. The re-
gents OF the state agricultural college
meet here tomorrow. The assault of col
lege students on Regent Smith and Prof
Heston will come up. and recommends
tions will probably be made calling for the
arrest of the assailants and the filing of
criminal information as far as they are
identified. 1t is intimatfd that the ex-
tended controversy aboutthe college is in
stigated Tor the purpose of disgusting the
legislature and resulting ID the wiring out
OF the entire board in the interest of Liiley's
friends.
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state oil New York aud its great metropolis. The
interests OF the state and party demand, il seems
to me. the selection OF senator who cannot
only defend the principles of our party, but who
can originate and promote the policies that may
be presented for consideration in the senate. in
order 10 insure this. the senator from New York
should be a man not only experienced in public
affairs, bu. who has Clear conception of the
vital interests with which we must deal during
the next few years.
Speaking frankly, il does not seem that the
selection OF Mr. Murphy shows IA desire or in
tention OF placing in the senate men of such
type. This Fl rat use of our power would cause
much disappointment, not only in New York,
but in the country. This the party ought not to
be called upon to face.
Murphy is brewer He backed Paddy
Ryan when champion pugilist of tue world, and
is more at home at a prizafght or dog fight than
in u deli lucrative hody.1
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New state Incornnrafinu

OLYMPIA, Dec. 2I-tSpecial. The fol-
lowing corporations filed articles in the
office of the secretary OF state during the
past week;
Puget sound Oyster Company. of Tscoma:
capital, $4,000
Columbus Egg Manufacturing Company, of
Tacoma. capital s31.000
Weastehee ana oksnogan Transportation
Company. of wenatchee. capital. 5000
LAKE Samami,h Lumber and shlugie Com
pany. of Lake SaInsmish; capital. $500
Policemaus Mutual Aid society, OF Tacoma
Yakima Hop Company of North Yakima;
capital. sl0,Cc1
Halls Tereio Timber Company, OF Seattle
capital. $4,000
Washington Bill Posting Company, OF Ia
coma, capital. 5000.
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THE HARBOR LINE APPEAL.
Attorney General Jones Says Supreme
Courts Action Was Decisixe.

OLYMPIA. Dec. 27.-tSpecial. Attorney
General Jones, who arrived in this city to-
day, says that he has authentic advices
from Washington City that the Yesler
harbor line appeal was not dismissed on a
technical objection TO the pleadings rs
published. but because the court decided
that there was no Federal question in the
case, and that the decision is therefore
decisive of all the tide land cases except
that OF the Northern Pacific company. in
voiving the Tacoma water front, in which
that company's land grant cuts figure.
Mr.. Jones leaves on Sunday for Wash
ington City TO argue the latter case in the
supreme court on January Q, and will
therefore not be here to be sworn in when
other state officers are.
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s.SAID?

Nay. she say nohin' It's ony the men as have to
wait till folks say things atore they find 'em out
Any woman knows at once that ST. CHARLES EVAP-
GRATED CREAM has unusual merits Used in place of
fresh milk in all kinds of cooking adds richness and
flavor. Always pure never tainted from impure daries
St Charles cream is oermIes being perfectly sterlizej
is perfectly safe for the weakest invalid babe Fresh
milk-wel. you know all the dangers connected with u
clean dares and milk from will-fei cows ST. CHARLES
CREAM Is always uniform The milk is from hay-ed
COWS and the whole process OF preserving is subjected to
constant Inspection and Scrupuous cleanliness Not
he c0ntOunded with condensed milk.
II. CHARLES ENApORAIED CREAM. a perfect
food product.
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TROOPS AT THE ISAuGURATION.
Most OF First Regiment Companies to
Attend at Their Own Expense.

OLYMPIA, Dec. 27.-[Special. l-rhe con-
ference between GOV. Ferry and Adj. Gen.
BFien today resulted IN a decision bv
the governor not 10 bring the FIRST reci-
ment of the state militia 10 the i0augura-
ton of GOV. MCtiraw at the expense Of
the state ow ng 10 the uncertainty as 20
the date OF the ceremonies. and the conse-
qgent mpossio ojiity of estimating the cost
ot the maintenance of the soldiers. The
decision Is perfectly satisfactory to Gov.
McGraw.
Near.y all the companies viii attend,
however, a their own expense. tdjt Es-
plin. ot Seattle, who IS III the city. saws
that three Seattle and two Tacoma COM
panieS and probably Troop B, of Tacoma,
Mi come. He goes TO Aberdeen tomorrow
and expects 10 induce the company of
that place 10 attend. Company A. of
q. olympia. vii be detailed 10 at - escort
on the occasion. Adjt. Espiin viii arrange,
Hh..e here, for accommodations for the
Wis ting companies.
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Another ath-Saccinators Raid the
satoons-aIl Roads Suardet

sNoHoNIIH, Dee. 27.-lSpecia. The
sma. .pox situation mas handy changed to-
day. Nels B. Nelson, the Great Northern
bridge tender. died az the pest he.1se iast
night. Health Otficer Limerick. assisted
by Officers Moran Aud Coffee. last evening
raldei the Great Northern and a.ug sal
looms, vaceinatine IN al twenty men. in
Guiding late arrivals from tie railway
camps. The operations vii II repeated
unu! the danger IS past Ezra policemen
have teen added 10 the regular sorce 10
guard the entrances from al county roads
leading into tais city with instructions
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from the health officer to discover all
cases entering from railroad camps and es-
cort them to his Office for vaccination.
All who refuse to comply are promptly
locked up in the c'ty jail
When Health Officer Limerick. with the
ofncers, entered the Great Northern sa-
loon last night. one man created panic
by jumping through window. At >
o CLOCK this afternoon citizens residing on
the corner of Third street and Avenue A,
caused alarm by the report that two men,
broken out with smallpox, had taken ref
uge near their homes. Health Officer
Limerick hastened 10 the scene. and found
the men affected only with body ice.
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Chinese Appeal to Supreme Court.

BusFALo. Dec. 27.--An attorney has been
retained to carry the case OF Wong Sing
Chung, a Chinamau recently arrested on
the Niagara frontier under the exclusion
act by United States officers. TO the SUI
preme court ny writ OF haheas corpus.
Wong was sentenced by United States
commissioner 10 thirty days imprison-
ment and then 20 be returned to China
He claims 10 have resided in Baltimore,
Salt Lake and san Francisco.
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THE BOY MURDERERS.
Deserve No Mercy on Account of Youth,
for Their Crime Was Atrocious.

SSoHoNIsH. Dec. 27.-[Special. Robin
son and Livingstone, the boy murderers of
the Dubuque farmers, Fred Smith and
George Shoultz, were brought before Judge
Griffith for preliminary trial at p. N.
this afternoon. County Attorney Heffner
secured postponement till January on
account of the prevailing epidemic. The
feeling against them is increasing and the
1f,tune tonight hints that something worse
NAV beial the prisoners before the trial
takes place.
Since the idea has been brought out that
the killing was not done in self-defense
thoughts of mercy on account of the boys
youth have vanished from the minds of
citizens. Prominent citizens today re-
called the remark made by the boys at
Shaw's news store the night after the
shooting: 'Shoultz and Smith, G. d
them, got no more than they deserved"
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LOST ON VANCOUVER ISLAND.
stark Miller, a Youthful Hunter, Goes
Astray While in Chase of q Wolf.

VICTORIA. B. c., Dec. 27.-[Special. i
About ten days ago a small party of Vic
toria boys left on a shooting expedition.
They went up the valley of the Guam
ichan river, about forty miles north of
Nanaimo. and making camp were shoot
ing in the neighborhood. A week
ago Sunday one OF the party, Stark
Miller. whose father. Byron Miller. lives
at l2S Yates street, shot at wolf and
wounded it i'll the leg but not badly
enough TO prevent it running away at
lively gait. The young man called out
TO the party that he was going after it.
and followed his game into the brush.
Nothing has been seen or heard of him
since, though searching parties have been
securing the country in all directions.
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People Inside the Proposed District
Don't Like the Name .Tscoma.n

citizens were congraculating one another
today freely over the raging and frothing
of this mornings Tacoma. Ledger about
the new co'ntv question. 1t is a gener-
ally recognized fact here that whatever
the Ledger opposes is sure winner. Every
word the Lei jer says is really an argument
in favor OF the movement. The Lcdqcr is
wild over the prospect of losing Mount
Tacoma" The talk now is TO name the
new county Rainier. after the grand old
mounta n. Petitions are being signed
freely. and no opposition at all worth
speaking of has developed
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Th. Detroit Church Trouble.

DErFoIr, Dec. 27.-The charge against
Rev. Welton. who created such sensa-
tion week ago by Withdrawing from the
jurisdiction Of the presbyteEy and bring
ing all the members of his congregation
with him, vas considered today by the
presbvtery. 4 long report was adopted
stating that Welton broke the ordination
VOWS and was guilty of wiliul falsehood.
His resignation was accepted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-28
Grover Cleveland Says He Will
Not Do for Senator.
THE PEOPLE WANT REFoRMERs.
Friend of David b. Hill and Paddy
Ryan Pushed Aside by the Boss.
Harrison Gets Only One Electoral Vote
From California Modifica-
tion of National Banking Laws-Pop-
uiist Victory in North Dakota.

NEw YORK, Dec. 27.-The Tim. will to-
morrow print an interview with President
eject Cleveland as TO MS favorite candidate
Tor United States senator TO succeed His
cock. The president-elect is quoted as
saying:
1t must not be forgotten that the party has a
very hard task 10 perform if we expect TO keep
the word We have passed to the people of the
country. They have given us a phenomenal
majority. one showing that they expect
us to DO much In doing this
great deal depends upon the
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New WESTMINSTER Dec. u Special. =
John Jackson, 4 settler on a bush ranch
one mile from Langley prairie. was killed
Sunday night by tree falling across his
cabin. The ruins aiterward took fire. and
the lower part Of his body was burned TO a
crisp. Deceased was i5 years old and un-
married
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OLYMPIA, Dec 27.-fSpecia- "A serious
question has been raised as 10 the Legality
OF the tax levy OF this county made this
wear, as the county assessor neglected TO
swear 10 the assessment until after tho
levy had been made and the tax rolls
turned over 70 the county for collection.
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Tacoma, Dec. II. Special. At meet
ing OF the state board Of education today
q proposition for free text books vas
taken up. but no action was taken. Fur
ther discussion is probable tomorrow. Mr..
Wilcox. OF Clarke county, and Miss Yule.
OF Everett. were granted state diplomas
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INpIASAPoLIs. Dee. 27.-The executive
commit tee of the Industrial Legion made
sweeping changes IN their organ cation to-
day. The ritual and military character OF
the body were done away with. is char
acter will now he political and it will ioin
hands with the People's party. Gen. Paul
Vandervoot was elected commander
in-chief, the only military title retained.
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Drinking NEain.

CANTos MIMI. Dec. 27.-The sexton Of
Assumption church here brought j. j.
Collins, of Monroe county, Wis, before Z.
Boyd today and they made affidavit that
they saw bright star SIX inches in cir
cumference ascend from the roof OF said
churcit on Ctlr.stmas night
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Another Blockade on Union Pacific,

SPOKANE. Dec. PA wash-uut on the
Union Pacific near Riparia has blockaded
the road betSee this city and Pendleton
On the other roads trains are running. al
though several hours late. The weather
Is warm, and the snow is fast disap-
Wearing
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No Meeting Of the National Committed.

New YORK, Dec. 27.-iion. Joseph Fl.
Manley. of the Republican national com
inittee. said today that the report that
Chairman Carter would issue call for a
meeting OF the Republican national com
rnittee - uniounded.
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against the board of canvassers. directing
them TO canvass the returns. This gives
the Fusionists sll three OF the North Da-
kota electors.
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Pensions for wasi.lnrsoniau..

WAsntSsroy CRY. Dec. 27-fSpeeisl.l -
Pensions have been granted to residents
of Washington as follows: Original
Horace : Brown. George A. ktenster.
Additional-o4car {. Ssurges. William
Presley.
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RECEIVERS SALE.

sy orte- of me superior court scales r,is for
tee ent.-e .oa.en ct tAr H-Tki NpR IHERN
eSste NA>h-. Nj. he receives by ,ne uu5rr,t Sued
~Pf4 ao.a a, FkI FAA. IAS ARN e. ISsS
II 20 ..e"t< consist Of the fsgpitaro uNtures
So Arit~t'aSS "a - bedrooms complete aud
s'te' t~i'.1S incomplete: dia,nsEosu service
- N E-i->t. hall, o.>s bar ril5srd sitchen aud
- complete l.s 1ufot - a. ef see htst
f~@t' al has been O -. n4t = >buy. tlta.-
4-.t - rs sHf ieCt Is Ia apnsoFsi u tee court
a. .r ewes at ta+ aut4ersi- -uae az 20 noon oi
4i.-S, mars Fl. tS.A
efspssy
CHAN - n SHEPARp Receiver.
Aoan2 So S3.As BieSA. Seattle. M1a
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NEW YORK. Dec. 27.--The San says il is
about settled that the county Democracy
will disband and join Tammany.
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CALIFORNIA ELECTION RESULTS.
Republicans Get Only One Elector and
Three of Seven Represent

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 27.--Some of the re-
turns OF the general election were officially
declared today by Secretary of State
Waite. The vote for presIdential electors
was:
Republiceus-L Hanscom. 1850: j. r. Will
lCughby, III, ,s05: II. Y. Morehouse, 1l7.7l1:
Isaac Hecht, il7,slS: J. A. Waymier. 1l77l7: VI.
l.. Merry, li7,67o: William Carson. ll7,7i7; J. c.
Campbell, ll77i3; Thomas r. Baird. ils027.
Damocrats--J A. Filcher, llS,15i; William
Graves. lls.It9: Il. P Garsmoud. lis, ll2: Jack
son Hatch. lls,c9s: r. A. Long, us, ,i7i J. p.
Lynch. lis CO.: NJ. Rosenthal, Ilso0s; ". /. Sill
man, u7,962; J. T. Thompson. ll7.Sta.
This shows that California cast one vote
for Harrison, that for Thomas K. Baird
The Peoples party vote ranged from q, ,l70
to %, ,3i1. and the Prohibition vote from
1924 to S,9l6 Propositions were voted
upon IS follows:
Elections OF United States senators by the
people--For. ls.95s; against. 1882.
san Francisco depot actor, 9i.2l5; against,
3e.iS0.
Educational qualification - For. l5i.s2o;
against, 4 ,o5a.
Re;unding debt Yes, 300: no. s5.6oi
The vote upon" amendments was as fol-
lows:
TO have the legislative session last 100 days
For. e, t42; against, l53,S3L
Not permitting the ineurring of deb. by
county. city or township board of education
For. 1922: against, 59,otS
Increasing the salary OF lieutenant governor
For. - s56; against 12s, ,7t2
Permitting the governor TO approve certain
appropriations in a bin while rejecting others
For. 81, 2s6; against, 97,70S
In reference 10 charters for cities of over 5 200
inhabltants--FoF, 1Ii,6i7; against, 5000.
The vote Tor congressman was as fol-
lows:
First district feary, 1855: Davis, 1s,l2S
Second dIstrict-Caminet;i, 20,7iI; Davis, 16,-
ISL
Third district. unexpired term illborn. H.
4e8. new Hilhorn, 1919: English. l3.1SS.
Fourth district Mcguire, 1897: Alexander,
Is. 10
Filth dstrict-iand, IA. $50. Rylaud. l2,69i
sixth district Cannon. An; Indiey 10 ssl.
Seventh District Bower, lJ.So6; Neilberu, H.
$50
This gives California three Republican
congressman and four Democrats.
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NV WEsrNfNsTEa, Dec. Especial. =
+. II McCrohan. "a stranger just arrived
in the city. was held u? by footpads on
Sunday night ana robbed OF large sum OF
money, bis watch ana some rings.
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Democrats Control wyoming Legislature

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Dec. 1.-THE decision
in the Carbon county legislature contest
was made public here today. The supreme
court decides that the state canyassing
board must accept the Carbon county re-
turns from two justices instead of abstracts
from the CLERK alone. This gives the
Democrats two more members OF the house
and insures them the organization of that
hOdy
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BISMARCK. y. n, Dee. 27.-Judge Rose
has decided the Selz precinct contest case
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-05-14
WATERWAY CONVENTION.
Action Taken Looking to the Improve
ment OF the Mississippi.

Action Taken Looking to the Improve
ment OF the Mississippi.
MEMPHIS Tenn, May 13.-A new era
in improvements in the Mississippi
River has come IN the birth to-day of the
Mississippi River Improvement Associa-
ton. The permanent organization is COM
posed of the most prominent engineers
and capitalists of the Mississippi Valley,
and whose object is to cooperate with
the National Mississippi River Construc-
ton Association and urge Congress on
the necessity of carrying out promptly
the recommendation of that body. The
intention is that the improvement and
perpetuatiOn Of this great American wa
terWay may be no longer left to the work
OF local agitation or the irresponsibility
Of sectional demands. The idea in SUBJ
stance is that no improvement be pressed
before Congress until it has run the
gauntlet of scientific examination. AS
outlined in the proceedings to-day only
those appropriations will be recon-
mended as are designed for the COM
mOnWealth improvement or the MiSsiS-
sippi River and its tributaries as one
great majestic whole.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
that it is the duty OF the United States TO
provide adequate continuous appropria-
tons for the improvement Of the MiSSiS-
sippi River and its navigable tributaries,
SO as to secure the safe, free navigation Of
those rivers, in order to secure stable,
regular rates throughout the year by
competition with the trunk lines to the
seaboard. The Government should also
aid in the construction and maintenance
OF the lower leVeeS.
An amendment that it should be i'm
proved Tor ocean shipping as far up as
possible caused dissent, as being a step
too far.
After protracted debate, Judge Latham
offered a substitute fer the amendment.
1t petitions the United states Govern
ment to provide adequate and continuous
appropriations for the improvement Of
the Mississippi River and Its principal
tributaries, so as 10 secure safe and Tree
navigation Of these rivers and deep water
navigation in the Mississippi River to the
most efficient extent practicable. This
was accepted by both sides to the contro-
Versy and unanimously adopted.
At the conclusion OF the discussion the
Chairman announced an Executive Com
mIttee to organize permanent Missis-
sippi River Improvement Association
and the convention adjourned sine die.