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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-11
Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA. May lo.--[special. MARY Ahsrn has
asked the courts for a divorce from her hus-
band, NJ. Ahern.
The Tacoma Foundry and Machine Company
has sold its plant to the De Lyon Dry Dock Com
pany.
addressed the Commercial Club on the dairy in
terests OF Washington.
I. G. Griggs has been elected lieutenant OF
Troop B.
The Ministerial Alliance has appointed the
Rev. =. b. Cherriugton to preach the Memorial
day sermon May %.
At2 p. m. Friday Deputy Grand Master Plum
mer OF Port Townsend. will lay the corner
stone OF the Chamber of Commerce building,
under the auspices OF the Masonic lodges of Ia.
coma Allen c. Mason viii deliver the address
and ]. f. Post will be marshal OF the day. The
Masonic lodges of the city have leased the sixth
noor of the building for their exclusive use.
The University Glee Club and a party of
Tacoma friends OF the club will leave Thursday
afternoon 10 witness the clubs contest at Seattle
In the evening. The Fleetwood has been char
tered for the trip
For beating his wife John Schmidt was
hned SIS
C. b. Crowsley, OF l.5as Twelfth street, fell
irom third-siory window on the water front
today and was injured internally.
Andrew Paulsoa, aged 50. painter. who re-
sided al Nineteenth and J. streets, has been
missing since Saturday.
c. Wells. q rancher, narrowly escaped being
Killed by electric car No. - this afternoon on
Pacific avenue, in front OF the Posr INTELLI-
eEHeER bureau lie stepped from q car passing
IN an opposite direction directly in front of Car
4 The car was coming at full speed. and ss
We moiorman, 7. Edgar, reversed the current
IN !ifiy. he yelled warning TO the stranger,
who wheeled about until he faced the car. 1t
eli occurred in u second. aud Wells saved him.
sell by eluiching the dashboard and hanging on
until the car stopped.
"alier Green, a waiter, was knocked down
aud severely injured tonight by an electric car.
Ne stepped from one car and WAS run down by
one going II opposite direction.
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THE NORWEGIAN CELEBRATION.
Meetings at Two Of tho Halls In this
City.

The preparations for the celebration on
May II Of the anniversary of Norwegian
union are now nearly complete. The day
will be fifty observed by at least two Nor
wegian organizations in this city. The
Norwegian Working union will meet in
the evening at Ranke's hall and listen to
addresses by James Hamilton Lewis and
Rev. Mr.. Melstad. The Norwegian Sing
ing Society and the Sagatun quartette will!
sing, and the whole affair will wind up
with ball.
At Armory hall the Norwegian Temper
anoe Society will have speech by Rev. H.
Haugerud, Of Puyallup. There will also
be speeches, songs and music.
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TWO MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Plans for Locating Them In Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce Work.

At yesterday mornings meeting of the
trustees OF the Chamber of Commerce E.
F. Whittier. Major James r. Hayden and
". r. Ballard were appointed to confer
with c. J. Smith concerning project to
locate / .0o0-barrel Touring mill at Seattle.
Secretary J. w. Dodge reported that c. J.
Brusehky had made a proposal to estab-
iish 4 furniture factory here.
A letter was received from Jacob Furth,
who will bring before the proper author
titles at Washington City the matter of
appointing consular agents here.
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Americas shipbuiiding Facilities.

EKw YORK May I0--James Wright, of the In
nAa line, in speaking of the passage by the Sen
ate OF the bill allowing the City OF New York
ana the City OF Paris to fiy tie American Tag,
ssid:
We believe we can build good ships in this
country AS cheapiy as in Englanc. The great
success OF the American ship yards in building
vessels OF the new navy MAKES US believe that
eeual success will follow the building OF large
tnetchsnt vessels The change OF nationality
IN The city OF New York and City Oh Paris Will,
OF course, take them out of the British auxiliary
navy
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The sultan seriously III.

BERLIN, May i0.-Private kilograms from
Constsntinople say the grand vizier has
notified the sultan's relatives that the sui
tan is suffering from q serious nervous ILL
ness. and it is impossible to conceal the
truth longer.
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cambridge Mail Route.

The contract for the mail route around
Bainbridge island has been let to J. B.
Coigrove, of Atchison, Kan. The mail is
TO be carried six times a week. The route
is from Seattle to Madrona, Port Blakeley,
Colby. Sidney, Butler, Charleston. Chico.
Silverdale. Tracyton, Crystal Springs,
Brownsville, Pearson and PouIsbo to Seat
tie
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Sudden Death Of q Pioneer.

News reached the city yesterday from
Sunnydale that Scroggs Anderson, one of
the pioneers of Washington. died there of
heart disease last Sunday morning Mr..
Anderson was 50 years of age. and up to
the hour of his death was never sicK a day
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moved and carried that the council, as
committee of the whole, meet the pro-
motors of the enterprise to try to modify
the proposed franchise. It was agreed to
meet next Friday night.
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English Defeat African Slave Dealers.
ZANZIBAR, May l0.--The forces OF the British
East Africa Company, under command OF
Captain Nelson, had engagement with the
Nshurities near Teita, and the natives were de-
feated after losing many killed. The British
forces recaptured number of slave caravans.
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4 GERMAN SOLDIERS REWARD.

Emperor William Compliments . SEN
try for Shooting Two Men.
BERLIN, May 10-At yesterdays inspec-
ton of the guards the emperor called from
the ranks. and before the whole regiment
eomplimented and shook hands with
sentry who recently shot two men, one of
the men being killed. The incident caused
Z most unfavorable impression.
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OLYMPIA, May la--tspecisl. 1.-Two sharpers
compelled Chinainan name! Ne Fung, who 10
interested In store IN Seattle, to turn over 10
them $40 in gold last night and so far they
have eluGed capture. According 10 the China
nan's story they inyeigh.ed him into room
which they HAD occupied Tor several DAYS, by
REPRESENTING that they had quantity of opium
Tor sale, but that after showing him the opium
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National Guard at Worlds Fair.

WAsHIseToS CITY, May lo.-Mitchell today
onered IN tho Senate a resolution, which was
referred to q select committee on the quadro-
centennial, instructing the committee to inc nire
into the propriety OF causing suitable provision
to be made by congress to cover the cost of
transportation and the subsistence of the Ma
tionai Guard OF the different states, to enable
the guard to be present in encampment for q
reasonable period at the Worlds Columbian
exposition.
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WANT A SITUATION :?

Use the Want Columns of the POST.
INIELLlGENCER. Double the eir-
cuiation Of any paper in the State.
Best resnltA
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PARIS, May lo.-The French cabinet has voted
10000 francs to pay indemnities by losses due
to the recent dynamite outrages The Temps
says the number of guards in and about the
bourse has been doubled.
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Ironworkers from Pitteburg are replacing the
strikers ar the Worlds fair grounds In Chicago.
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"All she lacks Of beauty
is a little plumpness."
This is a frequent thought,
and a wholesome one.
All of a baby's beauty is
due to fat, and nearly all of a
woman's we know it as
curves and dimples.
What plumpness has to do
with health is told in a little
book on CAREFUL LIVING; sent
free.
Would you rather be
healthy or beautiful? "Both"
is the proper answer.
ScoTr& BOVINE, Chemists. s3a South sth Avenua.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion of cod liver
ou-aL druggists everywhere do. 81.
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SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
PURELY VEGETABLE AND STRICT.
" RELIABLE.

They act directly and promptly
on the Liver and Stomach, restoring
the constipated organs to healthy ac-
tivity, and are positive and per-
fectly Safe Cure for COnstipa-
ton, Liver Complaint, Sick
Headache, BiliOusness, and all
other diseases arising from a disor-
dered condition of the Liver and
Stomach.
They are the ONLY RELIABLE vEGE.
TABLE LIVER PILL SOLD: They arc
PERFECTLY HARMLESS; They are
PURELY VEG ETABLE; TRY THEM.
DR.SCHENCK'S Book on Consumption.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, sent free
DIR. J. II. SCHENCK & son, Philadelphia. Pa.
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RECORD OF THE LEAGUES.

California.
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REWARDS FOR BIBLE READERS.
Great Winter Competition Of The Ladies
Home Magazine.

QuEsTroNs.-Wh does the following words
first appear in the Old Testament RKNow-
LEDGE, WIFE" and ''DoyE?n Where does
the following words first appear in the New
Testament: "JUDEA, FAME" and "KINe ~
WEEKLY PRIzEs.- Every week throughout
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tthe postmark date on each letter to be taken
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500 the third, $50; fourth, o beautiful silver
service fifth, i've o'clock silver service. and
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ranging from SIS down to SO. Every fifth cor
rect answer, irrespective of whether q prize
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tors residing in the southern statee as we'll as
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Secretary Foster has arrived in England
The New York Board of Health yester-
day discovered three more cases Of typhus.
All were taken to North Brother Island.
Ex-senator ingalls, has refused an offer
\ Of 5000 year to become the editor OF =
new local afternoon newspaper at Kansas
City.
The total number Of immigrants landed
at the port of Baltimore in February was
/ ,464, an increase Of 604 over the record for
the same period Of 1891.
Zachariah Larsch was run over by an
electric street car and killed at Denver
Colo The motor man of the car Is under
arrest, charged with criminal carelessness
At Ingersoll, Ark, Deputy Sheriff w
L. Nettles was shot and instantly killed
by j. 7. Mosier, whom Nettles attempted
70 place under arrest, The murderer
escaped.
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Heretofore the cranky opera singers
have enjoyed almost a monopoly of
that strange distomper known as tom
silitis. But now that a vulgar prize
fighter in New Orleans has been able
to disengage himself from pressing
engagement on the score Of tonsilitis
and the accompanying fever, the d.
sease will probably be less fashionable
among the warblers. To what base
uses may our tonsilitis comesat last
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HNax.AUDs n8c&srtt szxnZz
Ths frss& Z O. s,r..ay Ri.,ss n
( I.orpo3, March 1,-I1 ~ tine 20
brooches Tor tke so-csIled s.rike ,of The
coal miners, who on March is WIN quit
work for two weeks, with the object Of
compelling such an advance In the price
Of coal ~ win prevent the mine owners
from reducing wages, the effects Of the
movement can Be more readily gauged.
It Is certain that over / 200, 900 employees
viii find themselves idle. OF the miners
themselves 100000 men win take part
in the strike.
At Sheffield the rolling mills and the
FOrgers' and Cutters associations an
nounce that the works viii be closed
during the miners strike. This decision
Affects thousands Of cutters, grinders
and forgers.
All the employers of the engineering
works, iron foundries and wagon build
ing works connected with Lord Dur
hams and Lord Londonderry's collieries
have given notice that those works will
also be closed. Seven thousand railway
employees connected with the collieries
will also be thrown out of work.
At the Coal Exchange prices took an
other upward bound, the advance
amounting to four shillings per ton. In
the towns Ia the northern part of Eng
land prices have risen four shillings per
ton since Saturday.
At the prices now demanded II Ia nm
possible for many Of the poorer class to
supply their wants. and there Is conse-
quently much suffering.
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Another attempt to murder the car
has failed. as itshould. The misguid-
ed persons engaged in these attempts,
though for the most part educated, do
not seem able to grasp the fact that
an attempt to murder an individual,
even if successful, win not change the
government particle. While they
may kill an autocrat his death viii not
wipe ont autocracy. Their energy
should be directed in other and more
promising channels, with the ultimate
purpose Of uprooting the government
Until that shall be accomplished ear
will succeed czar and the prisons Of
Russia and the mines of Siberia
receive their usual number Of victims.
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THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 8. 1892.

New England has long been celebra.
ted for the longevity Of its citizens and
the activity Of its old people. What
do You think Of Widow Ann French,
Of Belfast, ninety years Of age, who
married peddler, twenty six years Of
age, last week II The widow was
worth 100000, and she might have
lived out her days without husband,
but her affections were still warm and
she needed companionship.
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a rhlerlnr BAN Ror sen.enced

NEW York, March 8. Frank Abbott,
who was formerly bell boy at the Hol-
land house, and who. in connection with
Edward E. Brown, also bell boy, stole
800 worth of jewelry from Clarence
Knowles, Of Detroit, guest Of the
hotel, on Feb. II, was sentenced to the
Elmira reformatory during his minority.
Brown, his accomplish, was tried few
days ago, and, to the establishment Of
many, was acquitted.
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Democrats Gain Their Point.

WILMINGTON, Del, March 3.-Chan
cellor Salisbury decided that the lew
court of New Castle county had nj
power under the law to strike names from
the assessment lists. The Republican
majority claims that 1900 names are il
legally on the lists of this city, which
they desire to purge. The case was ar.
gued Last week, ex-Secretary Bayard be-
ing the leading counsel for the Demo
Gratis.
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The storm Of sleet andsssnow which
ragged in Eastern Pennsylvania Tues
day and the night before was the
heaviest Of the winter, ane must have
sharply reminded the people Of that
section Of the famous blizzard 81
March, 1888, which it fairly rivaled in
intensity, though not in extent, nor,
fortunately, in the matter of causal.
ties to human life The month q
ssclouds and Winds has made a truly
leonine entrance.
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The New Greek ministry.

ATHENS, March 3.--The new ministry
is composed as follows: Constantopoulos
prime minister, minister of the interior
and ad interim minister of the finances;
Colonel Mastrapas, minister of war;
Commodore Sachtouris, minister of ma,
rine; G. Papamichalopoulos, minister
of worship and public instruction; e..
Philaretos, minister of justice and ad
interim minister of Foreign affairs.
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Rhode Isiand's Democratic Ticket.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 3.--The
Democratic state convention nominated
this ticket: For governor, Z. @. Ward
well. Of Bristol; Charles r. Gorman for
lieutenant governor; J. J.. Heferlnan
for secretary Of state; 2. Ostrum for at
torney general, and r. g. Spencer for
general treasurer. Delegates to the ma
tional convention were elected and In
structed for Cleveland.
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Immigrants Detained.

NEW YORK, March 3.-The health off,
GERS sent to Ellis Island 25S of the 401
Storage passengers of the City of Chi
cago, who were detained for observation
on Hoffman Island because of exposure
to smallpox. These passengers were
found to be sufficiently protected byyac
cination and were allowed to proceed.
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The Greek Chamber Prorocued

ATHENS. March 3.-The chamber was
prorogued yesterday until March 6. An
early dissolution lis considered certain in
view of the vote of confidence in the
Delyannis ministry adopted by the
chamber ON Tuesday.
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A BIC MIN Totally Dost,oved

CHEsTERTowN, Md, March 3.The
American Strawboard company's mill
was totally destroyed by fire. The origi-
nal cost of the plant is said to have been
$4,000. This is the second mill which
the syndicate has lost during the present
year, the other mill having been de-
stroyed at Battle Creek, Mich.
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The Operators Yield.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, March. 3.-The
strike at the Springdale colliery has
been settled by the operators promising
70 pay the men what wages are due
them for the two weeks worked and by
announcing that they will continue to
pay semi-monthly, as before.
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Eagland.s Behring &c Arbl.er

LoEDoN, March g. 1T is stoted in in.
surance circles here that Mr.. Ross,
claim ettler of the National Marine In.
surance company, has been appointed
British arbiter in the dispute been Great
Britain and the United States regarding
the Behring sea.
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The weather

Cloudy. followed by fair weather, ex-
cept on the immediate coast; local
SHOWS, followed by fair weather: north
erly winds: slightly warmer.
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csKALED PROPOSALS Will Be- received a 81.
- once Of the Supervising Architect. Trr1rr,,
Department, Na.hinglo1. D. c., until O'Clock
Immediately thereafter. for all tie labor -
materials required 70 complete the General ~.
eayation, 4cz ~ ne 2. s: Court House ana
In accordance with drawing and specfseafio,.
copies Of which may be had on Application ~
this ONCE or at the once Of @. W. BUXTON. M
Superintendent at Martinsburg. w. Va
Each bid must be accompanied By 4 certi6aa
check for sum not less than 3 per cent. az ~
amount OF the proposal.
rfie right j. reserved to reject any and All Ma.
sl waive any defect or informnlffv N ! =.
tf bids received after the time stated ~
g tgae viii bereturned TO the bidder
aust be enclosed IN enveione.
Uslrked. . PROPOSAL for General ~,
,tt..ls 3c., for the U. s.. Court House ana
l5osf Ofice at Martinsburg, W. Va, and All.
dressed to, W. j. EDBROOKF
February 13. 1892 Archifect
2fG-6t. id.
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The Peary expedition to north
Greenland is affording to some incom-
petent writer's chance to display
their colossal ignorance of Arctic mat
tiers, and the result, while amusing, is
likely to impose upon some good peo-
pie. A young man in Washington,
for instance, has beer informing the
public, ION the authority of well.
known ethnologist,' that there is little
doubt that Peary has discovered the
lost colonies of Greenland, or, at least
vestiges of their settlements. This
sort Of stuff, spread over column and
a half, Is trife wearisome, but the
writer might have stretched it out t.
two columns if he had only told how
it happened that Bafin, Inglefeld
Kane, Hayes, Hall, Mares and Greedy
who proceeded Peary to the region o
his winter quarters, did not stumbl,
upon this great discovery themselves.
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Orderly Demonstrations in German,

( BERLIN, March 3.--There were several
orderly demonstrations Of unemployed
workmen yesterday at Hanover, Leipsig
and other places. In ali instances the
municipal authorities promised to do
their utmost to, find work for men in
need of it.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
rpany, tire New York Central, and the
Erie, according to the rumors ahoat,
are all anxious to secure the control Of
the Delaware and Hudsons and the
price Of the stock Of the company has
suddenly jumped skyward in conse-
quence. 1t would appear from this
state of affairs that there is at present
no such monopoly Of the means of get
ting anthracite coal to market as the
opponents of the Reading deal would
have people believe. There will never
be monopoly Of either the coal itself
or Of coal transportation for the very
good reason that there are no means OF
maintaining such monopoly and max
ing it pay the cost Of construction.
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Geo. Buckler in Richard III, at New
Opera House Saturday night.
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kendalI's SPAWN Cure.

MoEro vmFo. Colo. Dec. q. 1850.
On. D. J. KRNDAIL Co, Enosburgh Falls, Vt:
Gents-In the year 1884 treated with KendalIs
SPAWN Cure Bone SPAWN Of seven years stand
Ing nearly - large ns Q hens egg and completely
stopped. tn0 lAmeneas and removed the enlarge
mont. Have worked the horse very hard ever
since, ne never has shown any lameness neither
can see any dinerenco I'm the size Of the hook.
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kendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

On. D., J. KENDALL CO.: 1 n.
Qents--It Is with the greatest satisfaction that
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owners. Horses that have worked on are valuable,
but without your Eminent would be worthless.
have friend9 who used Il for BPrains and
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THE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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The mistake Of calling the Demo
cratic State Convention too early can.
not be corrected by postponiug the
election Of a Democratic President foi
four years. -NeD York World.
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Prtce ~ Per bottle, Or asD bottles FOR
-. Al drss90ists hags u o. can 0esit
dress Oh rseetps On prscs 81 az prepris-
tors.
Or. 3. ]. KENDALL CO.,
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