davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1892-02-09
PRESENT INSANITY.
The Latest Dodge to Free 4 Mur-
ieress IN the South.
rae f.ats AssassinatIsn % Mias
Fraa@ ward ~ Tw@ Samng Aa-
ales "a shr Ffrat Fam1lies-~Ar-
rangsa In canra la Memphis.


MEsrHts. Tenn Fsb. a-Tha killing y
Miss Freda Ward threatens NJ bec8ms as
famous cas- = sAe muraer AZ Lawyer
Possen by Cos. II. Clay king. Wha Is ID
BaAl sentenced II DEATH When Miss
Mitchell and Miss aohnsaa wara arzaiwned
Is the cffaiinsl oonfs f.r tha murder of
MAas Wand Miss johnson attorney em#
tered pies of nog guilty. Misa Mitchell. 5
attorney entered Nina ~ present inGan-
ify fer hts client. RH8cea1iaEE e. discover
Mas >NhRll5a mental camd8kSom were AZ
anee instituted. There VISA 5 small ar
tendance when court opened Judge nu-
ease mel having announced has intention
ui having the young ladies aFs88aned
The lawyers tor tha State aad those for
the defense and TIE court we're the only
persons made aware @E lha proposed nrace-
aure. The judge ordered ) deputy shsria
90 call tbe attorney general an6 thea see
fair prisoners were ushenfd safn The court
room. Mass Johnson was nm che arm of
hef father and Miss Mitchell walked BE-
#meeA her brother and m@iheT. The tNo
ronaE ladies were deeply Neised. Ar
r3ten Tie prisoners, said hia honor. rot
even deigning y cast glanee at ne tao
prisoners,
When tas clerk rad sha woris, ibid
Tun stab, wound ana wnuae1 Frc3&
Ward, Mss Johnson haram ia sway to
and trp. and would hare iallaa bai for her
fathers support. MIS-. Nutshell slowly
raised her veil cast d sl9ncs al set ooni-
pantan, and then looked saessiv around
the room a. IL she were paiv 4 spectator
n ben the clerk had eamnA&8e8 the reading
of the Indictment Miss Johnson en-
claimed. Ill ana m9t guilty Miss Mitch
sll also said " Not guilty, bus Col. CAN'T,
hes attorney quickly r9se NJ bis feet and
said that for his CLIENT he desired ~
enter q plea ~ present inssmigr.
, 1892-02-09
Tha Othpr side

Whateom Revcille; Mr. T. f. RAIDER,
secretary of he democratic central com
mittec, il writing q series Of articles for the
Telegraph which Is intended 10 show up
the rottenness sfthe republican legislators.
Among other things the Richards Nc
Carly contest, with It's result III the scat
tng af Richards, Is mentioned a. length.
From the article IL would appear that
Richards was seated because he was q re-
publican. As IL matter az fact Richards
was seated because McCarty got She ques-
tIonahle Fairhavcn vote. The rottenness
III portion 0i that vote was notorious at
the time. There were great many illegal
votes cast McCarty's majority was from
one 10 8ve votes, and it was established
That Mr.. McCarty got the majority af the
illegal votes. The report Of the committee
onelecttans asnnanfmous. tt was very
singular report If wrong was done The
democratic member Or tbat committee,
Senator MnCroskeT, whose integrity has
never been questioned voted 60 seat Rich
ards, and spoke Coz him. McGroskey is 4
democrat beyond Tie reach OF bribes. and
Z II is singular that Mr.. RAIDER docs not men,
I tion bis name in The matter, whereas BE-
WAS a genuine democrat, fully conversanl
with an The facts ef the case. Perhaps ths
4 correspondent will, later, explain Senator
I McCroskeyis action in the matter.
, 1892-02-09
IN THE sENATE.
Shermanss BIil 90 keep out the Chi-
WORLDS Fair matters.

Shermanss Rifl 60 Geep out the Cht~
mese-vvoFld'S Fair Matters.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-In the senate to-
day Sherman introduced a bill to prohibit
the coming Of Chinese persons into the q.
s.. ana it was with the correspondence re-
ferred to the committee ON finance.
The chairman Of the select committee
on quadricentenniaI introduced four
Joint resolutions extending invitations
to the presidents Of the American Repub-
lies and governments of American colonies
to participate in the Worlds exposition, to
extend like invitations to the king and
queen of Spain and descendants of Colum-
bus, requesting d loan of certain articles
and relics Of Columbus from the Spanish
government.
and authorizing the librarian of congress
to exhibit certain docucuments referring to
Columbus, referring to a joint res
olution for the appointment of
commission of tive senators, seven
representatives and three experts, to take
evidence into any inquiries into the de-
pressed condition Of agricultural in
terests and low prices Of agricultural
products, especially cotton. the causes
thereof, whether these causes are of a per-
manent character and whether they were
created or can be remedied BY legislation
was presented and referred to the commit
I tee ON agriculture
, 1892-02-09
Supplies Wanted

@MALEn PROPOSALS wEl Ia received 8a the
- office 0f The Washington State Eeiprm
school up 81 19 O'Clock = W, March q lsa ta
IHEuish Ard deliver 10 nald school, sappllcE a.
iela0ms, g. VIZ
N&@ENAMA
Barrels 6renuiatcd sugar 2 Barrels Extra
&c sugar BarTels MoiAsess az Barrels Flour
Barrel Vinegar s. HauHda Best GHup8wdeg
Tea 9Rn r0nmat Afbneklea Cuffee roasted aa
tssanda Rolled OATS g5o Pounds Cerm Meal Be
Pounds White Aag8 Beans NN Pounds Monday
Morning suaH i85 Pabnds pnocteF s 2ambleH
Ivory S0aH, iaa FaamdA 6oad Dms8s ~ Pennds
starch. q PeNHAs Sro8n8 Pepper lla Pounds
Dried HfuneN. best quality % Pounds Prices
Baking nowaer, 9 Dozen nroDns Dozen
Water Rasls, Dozen scrub Rrusbe Gases
Canned EF@ik faEsnrted, y ~ Cages Ceal Oh 9
Caect Canned Tomatoes 8 Cases Canned Cora
nMN G0om&.
40 Ysnds Gray 9caus PC Yards Blue Denim
na Yards Flannel shtgame 90 Wards Bed Tick.
Tag, iaQ fari# sheetiug; Al9 Yards TowelirR.
ID kauit Table Linen lq8 Yards Rleaehed Lnms.
Gale Muslin 9 Gross Pant Buttons, Gross
hAnt Euekic8, z Gross Agate shirt Buttons
" Dozen spoass Clavks Threaas TOO Aar8a Ola
Gold Cotton EIannel.
Alec. proposals. "a furnish arid deliver III nuau-
HHcs ncsacd, fresh meats. etc. as folsnws.
Bees traasS and steak Mutton, Fork, Weak Fish.
Hams, Breakfast Bacon lard, Butter, Hay. Oats
cta. y, M. @00nELGa
t5u Secretary 81 Beard 81 Trustees
, 1892-02-09
Notice to Plumbers

aKAI.En PROPOSALS VIII lie received 81 the
- office w tAe Supervising Architect Treasury
department Washington, 81. g.. nuNl o'clock
p ms On THE 26th day nf February, 1893 for a8l
the labor and material required foF the plumb
tnR, gas piping etc.. Ter the ". " Cngtom-hnuse
Bostshiee. etc. building af PcFl Townsend
Mashs I'm accordance with thu drawings and
specifications. copies q which may he had on
application az this Office af tho Office oi tae SaA
pefihtenaent Al PORT Townsend Warrington
Zach bid must be accompanied hy certified
check iaf a sum mot less fhaM per cent ~ The
amount 1f the proposal. The department Will
reject all 6ids received after the Nne herein
stated loq opening The same also bids which do
naa comply strictly with all The requirements OF
this invitation, Proposals must bc enclosed in
envelope, scaled and marked Proposals lar
the Plumbing Gss-pipiug, etc, for the W s.
Cmstam house. PnEt-oace. ETC., kHlldinR AZ Pert
Townsend, Wash, with thc name and address
oI The bidder on the outside of envelope, fai
Identification, ana addressed tn
IN. f. EnBR0OKE,
E-a Supervising Architect
, 1892-02-09
HARRISON THE MAN
What Senator Stanford and Others
Think Of Blaine's Letter
Ths General Opinion Is that HAr-
rfaom wfli be Hks-nomInRred, hut
that other AsptranEs wttl strive
Ter the Nomination.

WAsHTspToS, Feb. 9.-SeuatoT Stanford
wAs free II bis apoWais on Tie sabsec4 of
MF. Biaine's letter. ''fhe withdrawal of
AZ. Blaine, he said. makes the rsnom-
inatioa 81 President Harrison certain. He
IA she strongest man ia the pary today
and Mr, Blaine Was The only real oompet-
ior fag the honor he hAd. There i no
deabt he wil he nominated. though Mr.
Blslne's Withdrawal Nlil leave ihe way open
lor many fresh aspirants lor tie place.
soae 81 whom may Ne heard 90 III aGter
years. MI. Harrison's administration has
been cAsan. strong and popular. He viii
invite TO opposition, though few aisap-
pointed otAoe seekers may now think they
are againsg him
tWil yaur name be presented 10 the re-
publican convention was asked.
"Not with nay permission. am NOT q
candidate for any place, and I wish gou
would announce Il.
~Wial yen try 90 have your land loan
bib incorporated ia the republican plat
form, ~ has been said W
III Wiil lght for that hiil whenever and
wherever can, iu the convention, or liz the
senate. anywhere. in fact.
Col. ", a. Taylor. q mem Der OF congress
from 0ha0, said be had 4 talk with Mt.
Blaine some time ago ana Mr.. Blaine said
20 htn. First, / De not want She nani-
nation. There was a time when I did. but
that time is past. Next, She unwritten law
81 parties accoras to q faithful public ser
vast denomination, and 70, unless ID be-
clearly shown thai the party Is in danger
of defeat ia the coming campaign, and That
IS ti1e candidate would he tie strongest
man, I have ne right t0 he candidate no
matter Il I wanted the nomination rather
thar NOS wanting IL. Aud III addition to all,
keep sn mina tals, thai III ii be clearly
shown me 81 As clearly as.anTthing present
can BE- tha8 I ought "a &c candidate,
have ln myself certain elements regarding
mE candidacy which ! mast consider
Governor Roraker SAYS 'sNe would
have an easy victory wsth Blaine. We
may have hard light, but u will be a
triumphant one with Harrison
General Russell A. Algeg says aIt
would ae o healthy thing for the party to
have several presidential oandidates.1
Senator Cu8a0m, of Illinois, What I
have said to my friends in Illinois is that
/ would he complinented by their choice
Is they were inclined 10 give il to me- If
am NOT nominated then tire delegation
ought 30 40 that which would he the
Wisest and best FOR the interests 81 the
parry,
senator David b. Hill ~For tie past
two years, In every opinion, Blaine hss not
been presidential candidate and al the
salk nhont ktatna haas not amounted 10
snvthing-
1sos Angeles Times Another Rich
nond may enter the ield who will wind
Harrison An She race az e8fectuailv as
Blaine would have done. There are Nc
hinley and Gresham, not to speak Of 4
quartet of other available republican
, 1892-02-09
THAT NEW VITAL.
More About AIumininm aud Its Noa-
derFaI Uses.

RdlAar rrpunc.
En = very interesting article beaded IA
Great aHd Sew Industry 81 your editorial
page saturday evening, a1d which gives
some farts about the wonderful metal
alRmiunm gsomesimlss snslled nalutai-
MUM nf which tlie Hntgees an the FIRST
National hank ara made { nassce you end
The editorial wtth these WORDS What d
great place Puget Sound meaad he for the
establishment MI aiamisuwa factories
Hers We have ll She Necessary materials
within sight. &es rive me s49 Thar being
very much interested im me subject 81
aluminium as well 81 ~ getting almost any
kiMa VI misunderstanding industries ons herr
0u FuFes Sound sonseth8n tbis pam ef
taR lAtta STATES E# Na eHMls aa&
al. tor onet heartily aegee with vom. more
especially as rceau8s tae aFst ore of the
above 0aoieA sentences ard almost agree
with ven about t3aC second. Ihis
wonderfully Light metal 40 ahun8.
ant in nature and which will
nat rnAt IL exposed Gu the rain for a
thousand years, Il as Yea say, going t0 rev
a8utt0niHe the light metal industry III tire
country Many people suppose, however,
from various statements such Is every
eiaybank Is 4 mine ol il that every kiad
st CLAY can BE used for the production Of
aluminium. Sc ID can. hat with the pres
rnt known processes it is found t0 he tie
most economical tn make il from either bi
two earthly substances known as cYolite
and hauAtta. There is a wonderful history
behind alaminum. n was al first obtained
Ia sine metallic powder which could not
e csst, ri4en Il iitfie later was cheap
al Si6 per ounce. Now IL Us cheaply made,
Ia large quantities, and cast and shaped in
all kinds ~ gorms. Lea tne say ii closing
that ! shall be pleased 70 give all the in-
formation @a anyone ! can, about th5s pc
culiar foster child of electricity foF ID IA
produced by The afencp 1T very powerful
electrical garments. and would still he very
costly II electrical science had NOT opened
8 new heaven and . neN earth In the past
~ years. Ions JAMES yr.,
MahnmmN hMllMian
, 1892-02-09
CAMPBELL CLEARED.
The Jury Brings in a Verdict Of
Not Guilty.
Unable 70 Agree for Nearly FIFTY
HourG-A Long and Tedious
Trial of 2I Days-The Cost 10 Ihe
County

Houra-A LonE ana Tedious
Trial 81 III Daytime Cost 10 Ihe
County.
Alter 8 long, weary, and costly trial Of
2 days, Or. W. T. Campbell. the blind
physician charged with ths death of Clars
Linton by the administration Of Thomp-
sonisn remedies. s verdict Of anof guilty
was returned ~ the jury at 4:s5 yester-
day, aftsr having been ont 80 hours.
DE. Campfsell 1as confined to las bed bE
the severe strain, ana was unable to =
present when the Jury returned.
We, the jury ia the case of State VS..
Campbell, find The defendant not guilty
was the verdict as read By the foreman,
John Yantis. Judge Robinson thanked
TIE jury, Foreman Yantis replying Oh BE-
half Of his colleagues, who were then ais
charged.
The Jury went out at 2.30 Saturday az
terno0n, and on the FIRST ballot stood five
for conviction and seven foE acquittsi.
They worried along until yesterday at 4:39
when an agreement was finally reached,
and verdict Az above, was brought in.
The jurors IN the case were vi. G.
White, j. ". ants, e. a.. Mote, c. p
Giles, David Hendrlckson, "A. E. Sheldon,
Robert Davis, 1. Iiberman, Wesley Colds
by, A. j. Dolton, Thomas Il. Riley and
George Ingalls,.
The hsililfs were; Chas. AZ. hehOe
Walter H. Smith and Fred Northrop.
Judge Bailey, who with WI. S. Church
was counsel for the defense, visited the
doctor All his home Immediately after the
verdict had been returned. The doctor
was thoroughly worn out, and was SO
weak that be could only express an ack-
n0wledgment of the relief afforded by the
good news his counsel brought. Even at
the last days Of The trial he had the appear
ance- of a corpse, and il was only his SUI
peri0r Will power that kept him up at sil.
This morning Mrs. Campbell stated that
the doctor was growing a little stronger.
Had the Jury failed 20 agree, the case
would have bad To go to trial again, m
curing AZ enormous expense, and repeat
ing tiresorne and tedious task. The total
expense, as estimated by County Clerk M
II, Roberts, this morning, viii pc about
S25c3.
TIP to the twelfth ballot en- Sunday
night, several changes occurred, White,
Yantis and Giles still holding out for con-
vlction, leaving the ballot three for convic-
ton and nine for acouittal.
On the thirteenth ballot Giles Joined the
acQuittal foross, and on the next ballot
Nantis and White also went over.
, 1892-02-09

S.. PEvERsHuRa, Feb. 9.--Much grain hss
already reached TIE famine stricken
provinces and according to reports
received here The condition Of the
sufferers Is much improving. The general
opinion here Is thai the distressed prov
inces will now De enabled Cd hold oat until
spring
NEw 1oRE Feb. 9. - The chamber of
commerce has received altogether sS.0i1
ths fund being for The famine sufferers of
Russia. The following was received from
The South American minister at St. Peters
burg: Money sent to special committee
under The presidency of the czarovitch
will he properly applied. BTeadstuais
shipped to the open port OF Lihan VIII be
sent hy tho government to the famine
provinces. Would advise such shipment.
which should be as prompt as possible.
Time important"
, 1892-02-09

VALPARAISO, Feb. 9.-Captain sledGe, of
the British bark Vale of NTH, which has
ary 30 be sighted tine bark Lizzie Bell
Captain Edwards, ninety miles northeast
az this port, flying signals ofdistress. The
Bell was bound for Victoria, b. G., with
cargo of powder ard war material for The
British government. She had been afire
ander the cabin since December 18th. The
clothing of the crew had been burned and
the ehronometsrs destroyed. Captain Ed
wards was stricken with paralysis. The
mate was III and the second mate was in
charge Of the vessel The vessel Is new
making for Coquimho to discharge Al the
Brteish store ship Eiifey.
, 1892-02-09

Chicago Tribune; Willie (while Mr..
Hankinson is waiting for Miss Irene to
come downl-Sis has got your picture.
MFR. Hankinson This heart beating
wildlyl-Wher did she get it, Willie
Found it In a newspaper. heard her
tell nav il looked Just like vou But 1T
didn't have your name under i'll
What was the name under id, Willie
I think the name was Before Taking, Y
or something OF that kind. Got any cara
mels, Mr.. Hankinson
, 1892-02-09
Specimen cases.

s. H Clifford, New Castle Wis, was
troubled wiah Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
bis stomach was disoniered, his LlveF was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Tll., had q
running sore on his les of eight years
standing. Used three bottles o1 Electric
Bitters and seven boxes OF Bucklen's Arnioa
salve, and his ley Is sound and we'll. John
Speaker, CataWba, 0., had tive large fever
sores on his leg, doctors said be was incur
able. One bottle Of Electric Bitters and
ode box Bueklen's Arnica SaIve cured him
entirely. Sold by Acme drug store, Mart
& Ross nronrieiofs
, 1892-02-09
rnnrt Hnnsn rnrnIinre.

Bids for the court house furniture were
opened yesterday afternoon by the county
The bids were: Rohlfs &
Schroeder, first bid, SI0,570.S5; second, ,
S95s7; third, s9S929 9s shindler & Co., of
Portland, FIRST, $s2s4; second, S7O84. An-
drews n CO., Of Chicago, first, $685.. 40 /;
second, $3.50. 10; third, $9s68 20.
The designs accompanying the bids will
he examined tOdav
, 1892-02-09
neaIh oI IIonnrd 4. 600 nln.

News has been received Of The death 81
Howard r. Goodwin, formerly Of Tacoma,
al Santa Barbara, Cal Deceased came TO
Tacoma III 1857, and year later married
Miss Ramsdell, of Tacoma, daughter OF the
late III y Ramsdell, noted newspaper
correspondent aud register of wills of
Washington, D. e, IN Arthurs admins
trati0n. One child survives Mn. Goodwin.
He was graduate Of the Harvard law
school, and was only "a at the time Of his
death. Mr., Goodwin was the son of ex.
Governor Goodwin of Maine. HE was d
Young man of much promise and highly
beloved by All who knew him.
, 1892-02-09
Too Mnch Hnrrr.

One Of the passengers on the morning
boat learned impressively that in more
haste there is less speed As tie boat was
approaching the wharf he gave d leap in
order to land quickly but missed his calea-
lation, and went down after the fashion of
McGinty. He came up again and was
fished out uniujured,
, 1892-02-09
mnre fEnlIIrn E.nnnd.

NEW YoRE, Feb. 9.-At three this morn
ing the whole force ofmen At work on the
ruins of the Hotel Royal commenced to
clear away the debris in the cellar, under
which was the dining room and rear OF the
elevator SHAFT and staircase. Three hours
later the twentieth body was unearthed.
An three bodies found this morning were
those Of women, hat none of them were
identified
One body was identified this morning.
It was No, 6, and was recognized as Miss
Sarah Blake, at Sheltonvlile, Mass.
AT 2 o'clock there was found the badly
burned unrecogniEahle body of a woman
with shawl wrapped around her head.
, 1892-02-09

Every any exunri Sunday Ehe MulznosaNh st-
fA6Ns fraaa AAna@A ~ t@ A-Ea.s HntaEaaAaE,
AaaNeN ~ FsM. sAF &sHnsas 8saA seattle
Clara MF0mn iaaVrs uiEMNsa Fenatag, ahHfN.
#ag a@A saturday ~ ess4. taE 4aegAA A#aa ss-
a1ile iaE4mfeslns. loAAUs Mnss8aEs, MtaiEiFN4a1t 2
am8 Fridays sE #@ pssn.
Pee shslioa. thn willie ieaNct dA5ag SNceri
saaAMg NJ as#a a4Hs hntuFasms. arrives hete ~
pee ce@meeftas bash wAga VITA tlt Mustno-
asaHMs
kns KAmiaehit. amd snNltaa~ Doctor 4onEnf
aallg ~ 8 a.Ga4s re4NFa4mE ArfkRUa az N.1ns
, 1892-02-09

NEW YoRK, Feb. s.---Noon-- Money easy,
At Iyk62 per cent. Stocks active, weak at
about lowest prices this morning. Fours,
coupon. 1917 Pacific 81, 3; Atchison, SSsl /;
Central Pacific, Sa1S Burlington, s, Dem
yer & Rio Gmnde, t7x; Northern Pa
uitie, 2AM Northern Pacific, preferred, 67gs
Northwestern. iTM; New York Central,
lAMs Oregon Navigation, 80 North Ameri-
can l6sk Pacific Mail, 81; Rock Island,
atszs Sd. Paul & Omaha, 4slS Texas Pacific,
gs< Union Pacific, IS x ;ssMells Fargo Ex.
nress. 40s Western Union, s8iS.
, 1892-02-09
Nem 0nfenrs Rlentnd

AT the meeting of the Spiritual society
on Sunday evening, George A, Barnes was
reelected president and treasurer and p.
ID. Moore, secretary. The trustees are
Ben Vincent, Joseph Lammon. A. B.
Woodord, Mrs. Neuffer and Mrs. Vincent.
The society is rapidly increasing in MEM
harahin
, 1892-02-09
Alleged lIurderers Caught.

Los ANGELES, Gala, Feb. 9.-Two men
named lee Harrott, alias Bob Powell aud
0'Brien, were arrested here by Deputy
sheriff Russell on suspicion OF Implication
ia The Killing OF Wabchman Howard on
The Sacramento Transportation Company Is
premises at Rio Visits, January 20. Par
ties from this north today identified
o. Brieu as the man who did the killing.
HaFrolt has also been identified as d man
wanted ia Texas for train robbery. A
thousand dollars reward was offered for
their arrests
, 1892-02-09

PHmApEIFKIA Feb, 9.-Engineer Hugh
Dougherty and Brakeman Faust, who were
riding in caboose at the time of the ex-
plosion on the Reading railroad yesterday,
died today, making a total or Eve deaths
from the accident. The remaining victims
are out of danger
, 1892-02-09
80 Yellem rcrer ArnIn.

PUNrA RENAs, CosrA Rica, Feb, Q. Sew
eral cases of genuine yellow fever have oc-
CURED, two or three with fatal termination,
It is believed the disease was brought 10
this port from South America The gov
ernmeHt has taken prompt measures to
stamp out the plague The stuetest quar-.
aMtine has been forced
, 1892-02-09
FsxcIsemenf An spalva.

MApan, Feb, a.-Four anarchists sem
fenced to death by court-martial for lead
ing mob in the attack upon Heres, will
be gsrroted there Wednesday. The trials
of all the prisoners are not vet concluded.
Ii is expected three others will be SEN
fenced to death. There IS great excitement
, 1892-02-09

The maximum temperature today was
SO degrees and the minimum A. Rainfall,
trace tfor twenty-feur hours, ending at 8
u. m.A Speed Of wind IA miles per hour.
from south. The indications are that the
present foggy and cloudy spell will cons
tinue but for a short time.
II. R. 0ENNY. Observer
, 1892-02-09

Leave DlWMNsss SEC ass
Leave aaE@E5a \ issN W.ms
Arrive Al U8Ymf8A. la 80 Ml.
Arrive Aa Usymssas 3 e.
EAa trAsM ia&y4ag Aa g A.eas Has&es Hlest n@@
aeessan s. Eanaaa uHth &azsAeaa Faztee tfa.
aasfs8e Am& Nmaam& NE FusslaHa, AgNNaa# ~
stNa AZ Fs an afssgine ia FestlaHa AZ Z 3 @
&@a @MgM smA8s@E St sN Rs@s laake# nah
saefsem Htlh TIE train sgusa Portland Haf Ia
aaeaa a@a seattle a. 2euAao, a2 sa Rm.
, 1892-02-09
His Arm Amnntatnd.

A dispatch from Tacoma brings news Of
the improved condition Of =, B. Osborne.
Mt. Osborne is The son Of Mrs. Philip
an electric motor, necessitating amputa-
tfrn
, 1892-02-09

Special sums to lend on improved farm
and city propertyS250 $500, $500, $1,000,
$780, $1,000, and $500. No delay.
HAROLD T. BuBNTRAGRR.
Room l0 Chilberg block. F4-Im
, 1892-02-09
ii r N | [ ii r /
BEDDING AND CARPETS.

Baby carriages, oil cloth, lnoleum. curtain
poles, window shades, parlor. dining-room and
office furniture, chairs Of al kinds. bedroom
suits, and everything il the furniture line At
bottom prices. Hotels and lodeing-houses to
Ne furnished win be given the same prices as
small dealers. Anyone wishing 70 purchase
furniture should call ard get prices before
buying.
, 1892-02-09

q. Noschka has removed bis tailoring
establishment from bis old stand to Wash
ingtun street, between Fourth and Fifth,
in the Washington clnb building. feb2-tf
, 1892-02-09
Viewing Spurreon,s nsdv.

LoynoN, Feb. 9.--From seven this morn
ing the body Of Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon
lay in state ia his church. Thirteen thou
sand persons viewed the body before eleven
o'clock.
, 1892-02-09

" 17KFEFNWE1 kWKFsNN 4 EEN IN UENI IkENs
MEMPHIs, Tenn., Feb. 9.-The total loss
BY last nights lire as far as known at pres
emit, Il al least $4,000 and number Of
smaller losses yet to be reported win make
buildings, and their Insurance Ss4S, 600.
, 1892-02-09

CHrcAGo. Feb. 9. - Close Wheat -
Easy; Cash, s62se; May, 965sc.
Corn-Wean; cash, 40}zc: May. 4l5gc.
Oats Easy; cash, 29G29}<e; MAY, S1sl@
81 &c.
BArley-5Sc
Pork m Easy; Cash, Su651a May,
si1-97S.
Lard-Firm; cash, $3.50; May, So 7O@