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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-02
BERTHA DEMONS SUIT DROPPED
She 10 to Leave Tacoma, and Will Not
Prosecute Mrs. Smell.

TACOMA, Oct 1.--[Special. bertha Dem
ton has caused her suit for 5000 damages
tor defamation of character against Jennie
n. Smell to be discontinued in the superior
court. 1t will be remembered that
Mrs. Smell accused Bertha of separating
her from her husband, Lieut.-Col. Marshal
X. Smell; also that Bertha created q sem
sation in the state camp last sum-
mer. and was driven to Tacoma
at or near midnight by Adjt.-Gen.
O'Brien because Mrs. Smell would not
sleep under the same tent with her. Mrs.
Smell said she was no lady. and called her
some pretty hard names, all of which
Bertha thought Mrs. Smell could not prove.
and brought suit for defamation of charac-
ter and damage to her reputation.
Later Mrs. Smell was divorced from her
husband. She is now with her people in
Wisconsin. 1t is broadly intimated and
not denied by Bertha's counsel that Lieut.
Col. Smell is pleased TO have the
case dismissed. The dismissal papers
were fled on Friday, and every effort has
been made u keep the matter quiet.
Bertha reserves the right to resume the
action at any time. She now proposes to
leave the city. and claims to have no time
TO prosecute.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-02

New YoRK, Oct. 1.-The American Pro-
tective Tariff League ha, issued another
confidential "fioater fund" circular to
the postmasters OF the country. 1t
requests each postmaster to become an
official correspondent of the league
In his locality TO secure information and
every every legitimate influence in favor
OF protection and reciprocity. In order to
provide for all the expenses Of this work,
1t is suggested tina, every postmaster
secure Q contribution Of S. to the league
fund. This fund provides for the circula-
tion of protection literature, which the
league offers to send direct to voters or in
bulk to correspondents.
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Tacoma Counciimen Called Liars.

TACOMA. Oct. l.-lSpeeiat. The city
council tonight. 9 TO 5. refused To dismiss
Superintendent of Streets James for re-
ceivjng money for grading lots with city
help. The board of public works also Of
Tended some of the counciimen by report.
ing shat they had no testimony against
James. This the offended counc:lmen
consider equivalent TO calling them liars.
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The Cholera.

The New York health department has ceased
to issue cholera bulletins. The Hamburg
American steamer Columbia arrived Saturday
morning with do cabin passengers, all we'll.
Fridays official cholera report at Hamburg
showed an increase of fourteen in new cases
and decrease of ten in deaths.
Cholera Is officially announced at Tiraspol
Benderat, Kischninef and Nicholajeff, Russia
Troops patrol the towns to prevent q disturb
ance. The government has ordered ali fairs in
South Russia to be closed another month, ow
ing to the increase of cholera between Kieff and
Odessa Five more large barracks for patients
have been erected. All trains have invalid
carriages attached.
A hundred cases OF cholera have been re-
ported at Portel, suburb of Boulogne, during
the last ten days.
The new return postal cards will be placed on
sale at all noatoffices October IL
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alleged interference with the factional
tight among Democrats in Texas. Mr..
Cleveland says he has not in any manner
or form interfered with the controversy,
and does not intend TO do 50. Wherever
there are Democrats earnestly supporting
the principles Of the Democratic party"
said he. 81 am in sympathy with them.
but where there are factions I shall take
no part in their difficuities.r
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Desperate Attempt TO Commit Suicide,

SILvERroN. Oct I.-ISpecial. IA Norwe-
gian named Ernest George Wegman made
two attempts to take his life last Thurs
day. First he tried to drown himself in
the river, but he found the water too shall
low for his purpose. Then he produced a
razor. and, grasping it in both hands.
sawed at his throat in the presence of two
men, who seized him. In the struggle the
razor was broken in two. Wegman's re-
covery is doubtful. He is now lying in the
hospital under DIR. Gibson's care.
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Before aoing xa,Inouir. Asou,

1as limited ex.'reEs tr4tas 81 the Chicago. Nal
waasse = faol Tsl way hetsecn - Paul sni
thteaga sad omaaa sal Chicago
lheea tYasas are vest. hUaet slec.ri c-i ia asei
cad stesIB- heated. witt tie GneSt Glaiag AMI
sleeping car service ga tie world
The electric Tezd!ns light IN each berth - ERE
successful novelty OF ttts progressive age, Snt
IL hashiy appreciated by sll regular patrons d
this lina We wise othrFs 10 knos is merits. a.
TIE Chicago, AtiSauSes & ~ Psal railway Is
tie offy line IA Ire " est easoytHs Tie exeigs4ys
Yks ~ this pstanG
Fer further Information spply % nearest
coapoa Iezst aSSnt. ~ address {. J. Eaay
genera AgeRf: }, W. Casey. travelling passeasel
agens, IS slSfk street.. Portland ~. n p
lssutea, trsss-lns assaL Ia Columbia ssFueI
kcAlGas, AssA-
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The State Board OF Equalization.

OLYMPIA. Oct. Especial. The board
of equalization today listened TO argu-
ments from representatives Of kittitas,
Whitman, Mason and Yakima counties.
the former TWO asking for a decrease and
the latter two protesting against any in
crease. National banks will be heard Oc-
tober 3, and the hearings will close Octo-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-02

ELLENsBuRe, Oct. L-[Special. There
was considerable excitement this evening
when a telephone message from Thrall 81 <
miles below town, announced three sus-
picious men lurking thereabouts. who an
swered the description of the Roslyn rob-
bers. They were said to be all dressed in
new overalls and jumpers and heavily
armed. A posse quickly started, some on
horseback, some on q switch engine. They
returned inside of two hours with the
three men. They are suspicious looking
characters, but the officers do not enter
tain tho idea that they are the parties
wanted.
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in the condition Of Miss Hattie Allen to-
day. Mrs. Allen has now high hopes that
her daughter will ultimately recover. The
physicians are still devoting great deal
of their attention to her case. and If ex-
cellent attention will save her, there is no
reason to doubt that she will soon be on
the high road to recovery.
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who had given him money supposing him
10 be an authorized agent of the paper.
He is wanted in Whatcom county and
very much wanted in British Columbia.
where, besides swindling the people by
representing himself as Posr-IsTELLI-
GENcER agent, he committed burglary in
several places. Judge Mcbride has not
yet sentenced him, but the least penalty is
one wear
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VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. LII. NJ Hyacinth
win be towed over 10 Tacoma Monday or Tues
day by the Daphne, and will go on the dry dock
there for q general overhauling. The big dock
at Eseuimalt 10 at present occupied by the
Warspite.
Twenty casks OF seslskins, weighing 1850
pounds, were shipped to London yesterday.
The steamer Coquitlan arrived today from
Alaska Her captain says he is sure that the
vessel will be released from the penalty for the
alleged violation of the revenue laws commit
ted by her
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LOST IN THE oIyNPICs.
Search Party Sent From Hood Canal
After 4 h rec nnnter.

HOOP CAxAL, Oct Especial. Some
two weeks ago Carl l.. Stebbins and J. W.
Clinton. Of LAKE Cushman, accompanied
by &r. Dudley, Of Tacoma, went into the
olynp.cs FOR a huns!n; trip of a few days
Nothing has been heard from them since.
and - the mountains are now covered
with from three - four feet OF snow, grave
DOUBTS are felt as 10 their safety. / J,
Church has organized reseuing party.
which started Wednesday fer the mount
ans.
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I'll. Mt. Vernon s~tnal~r Plead. Guilty

Mousr NERNoH, Oct L-tSpeo5al =
George ]. Alexander. alias John Smith.
alias Cyrus Cushman. charged with Obtain
ing money under false pretenses, While
REPRESENTING himself SIS newspaper agent.
rleaaed guilty today before Judge Me
Briee. HAlf-a-io4ea charges hung over
his head here BY Telegraph subscribers,
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LONDON, Oct. 1--Sebastian Charles
Girayd, well-known French painter, is
dead, aged "a years. He was decorated
with the ribbon OF the Legion Of Honor
il lS47.
PARIs, Oct. Hector Jonathan Gre
mleux, well-known dramatic actor, has
committed suicide. He was born in lS2S
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Tho Case Of commissioner Peek.

HupsoN. N. Y, Oct. 1.-The case Of Com
missioner Peck came up before Judge
Edwards in chambers today, and was
argued at great length in favor of grant
ing a mandamus compelling the commits
eioner to show authority for the late re-
port on labor statistics. Judge Edwards
reserved his decision.
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Mckinley Speaks At Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The Republicans Of
Cincinnati had their first political meet
ing tonight in Music hall. The house was
filled with an audience of 1900, and an
overflow meeting was addressed from the
front of the hall. Gov. Mckinley was the
principal speaker.
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The NoElhesa Pacific railroad s-,r,. M
e2astiea advantages for quick, ss.v ana .o-,-
iossaAse journey - al poinfs East sonth 90,
so4taeAst Afs-aS rua through u ,,hie.aa
.taoat ehsaSe. an4 connect AZ st Paul sss
SA-c >so Win az tie arsi-class naes fsr a.
sceta ana southwest Bs sire vSr, tsox 80
ssS4 ever TAI .las. l. A. AadSa 4, gsasrs. sxenr
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WAsHIsoros CITY, Oct. 1.-The president has
accepted the resignation OF Judge Lorenzo
Crounse, assistant SECRETARY OF the treasury. to
take effect today. II is said that Secretary Eos
ter favors the appointment OF Charles Z. Coon,
OF New York, to the vacancy. Crounse Is Re-
publican candidate for governor of Nebraska.
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The Granite strike Ended.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Oct, Oct. IAN
agreement between the manufacturers and
granite cutters of Westerly has been
signed. The quarries Will be opened ON
Mondav
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A shelton Romance.

sHE1roN, Oct. /. Especial. - Young
Fred Munson and i5-year-oid Lydia Call
well eIoped on Friday morning going to
olympia The girl failing 10 return home
from school for dinner, her parents began
inquiries. 1t is reported that they have
been stopped and are being brought hack
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA. Oct 1.Ispecia' Tho Farmers
Warehouse Association of Eastern Washington
aud Western Idaho has made proposition sim
liar to the ono made at Seattle, for 10 1000
bushels warehouse elevator here.
The chamber of commerce has unanimously
approved of the sale of the chamber building
for $4,000.
Peter Yost, aged II, has wandered away from
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Charles II. Ihimau Get. I. Divorce.

TAcosA. Get. l-tSTecial Charles T
thimsn has been divorced from his wife
Myrtle Uhimsn, b. mutual consent. Mrs
thiman receives $50 per month alimony
and $40 per month for tie care OF thei
rhslcrau
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NEW YORK, Oct ALI arrangement. for the
convention of the National Association OF DEM
ocrasic Clubs, TO be held here Tuesday are COM
plete. Credentials received indicate that every
state and territory will be represented. The
delegations from the Western states are ex-
pected on Sunday night and Monday morning.
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New Agricultural College Regent
OLYMPIA. Oct l-Tspeclsl]- Z. Lesh. OF
Yakima, was today appointed by Gov. Ferry q
regent of the state agricultural college. To sue
coed George W. Hopp. OF sedro. who forfeited
his Office by falling to furnish q new bond.
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Mrs. Harrison Continues to Improve.

WARRINGTON CRY, Oct. Mrs. Harri-
sons physician said this morning that she
continues to improve and the family have
reason 10 be encouraged at her progress
toward recovery during the past three
days
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whe Wisconsin Gerrymander.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 1.-The supreme court
this morning finally passed on the recent appor
tionment act and declared II unconstitutional.
An extra session OF the legislature Will be
Auiled
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Waahineton Postomces.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. L-lspecial. There
has been . new postofice established at Bruce
port, Pacific county, WASH, with Justus J.
Clark as postmaster.
A. e. Hopkins has been appointed postmaster
at Creston. Lincoln county, vice II. A. Buforth,
resigned.
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A yaudeviIls Aetor ne.a

PHILADELPHIA, Oct flames G. Quin-
Ian, weli-known vaudeville actor. died
here last night of paeumonia, aged "a
years
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Ernest Renan Dangerously Ill.

Paris, Oct. i.-Ernest Renan, the dis
tnguished author, Is i'll. and the doctors
despair Of his recovery.
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Prince Henry of Reuss Dead.

VIENNA, Oct. 1.-Prince Henry of Reuss
died yesterday. He was lieutenant in
the Guards regiment, and not the ambas-
sadnr
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InIand Rexenuo at Yancouxer.

VANCOUVER, Oct l-ESpecial.l-For septem-
Der the inland revenue receipts at Vancouver
were $S,993; customs receipts, $26.72N The
registrations were n births, q deaths and Is
marraHaa
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r Washington Veterans.

Pensions for Washington Veterans.
WARRINGTON CITY, Oct. 1.-(Special. Pen
sions have been granted to Washingtonians
follows: Original-William Burton. Addi-
tional-Atweil Martin.
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Had Two Wives and Many Debts.

VANCOUVER, B. e., Oct. I-tSpecial Nv. 7.
Jackson, a carpenter and contractor, has left
the city because of its being discovered that he
had two wives. He left his debts behind him.
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Atwood storm serges ana assabe, Han.
mel plaids al 50 cents yard onlv, a, the
Bon Marche, Front aud Cedar streets
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Fatal Accident ON orca. r.,,na.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Oct. l.-ISpecial.l /
Peter Limberg was fatally injured this
afternoon at Wheelers limekiln works,
orcas island. by q premature rock blast.
A large boulder crushed his skull. He was
taken TO Seattle for treatment at a hospital.
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WAsHissros CRY, Oct. 1-[Speriai. l.
There vas slight change Tor .hs better
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Lirnberg s-ri we'd here AT o'c,ocs this morn
lug and was taken 70 Providence hospital. He
was conscious and said he VAS suffering great
,.afV
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The new return postal cards will be placed on
sale at all postoffices October l5
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

Married at the residence of the bride s
 father Rev. T. w. Hayes, on Dec.
 3lst, Rev. James Thomas to Mrs.
 Ella McRae, Rev. Thos. H. Ware
 officiating.
 Rev. Thomas is a member of the Little Rock Methodist conference, and for several years has been sta toned at Hot Springs is a asplendid preacher and most excellent gentle man. In Mrs. McRae he has secured a bride in every way worthy of his tenderest affection and most loving care. With host of other friends, we express the hope that their lives may be crowned with contenlment, happiness and success.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS

The hide and seek party, given by the young people on Friday night of Christmas week, turned out a little differently from what the originators intended. The plan was for the young ladies to seclude themselves at some ones residence, and the young gentlemen were to find them. The young ladies, or at least part of them, silently slipped up to Miss Annie Higgins, but the boys caught on," and had no difficulty in finding them. But some or 10 of the la- dies misunderstood the arrangements made by the others, and when the time came to go, they didn't know the place, and instead of the gentle men tramping the town seeking their fair partners, the ladies were out hunting each other. But everybody had good time.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
CLOVER CLUB.

The following is the program for the club meeting of Jan'y l2, which is to be at Mir. and Mrs. Walters {: Response to roll call with pun. Study for the evening-Dickens. Sketch of his life-Mr. Shankle. Recitation-Miss Annie Hatley. Misses Arnold. Reading-Dicken's Christmas Carol
 Mrs. Hanghton. Geographical contest conducted by
 w. H. Terry. Muslc-Three Blind Mice, by the
 club.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
Hymeneal.

Married. at the residence of Hon.
 Thos. C. McRae, by Rev. w. T..
 Thurman, on Dec. 23rd, 1891, MT
 w. A. Moncrief to Miss Louela
 Williamson.
 The groom is one of our most wor- thy and industrious young men; the bride a most charming, attractive and lovely young lady. The PrcA- YrNE joins with many friends in wish ing them much happiness and pros perity.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
Miles Nerve & Liver Pills

Act on new principle,-rcguating the liver, stomach and bowels through the ner- yes. A new discovery, Dr. Miles Pills speedy cures bliousness, bad taste torpid lived. piles, constipation. Unequaled for men, women, children. Smallest miIdest' surestl 50 doses D cts. samples Free, at Hugh Moncrief's Drng store.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

The coming year will be crowded with events of absorbing interest. Congress will be in session. with a large Democratic majority in the House, and a Republican majority in the Senate. The National Con- vention will meet to nominate candi- dates for President and Nlce-Presl- dent, followed by one of the closest and most hOtly contested political campaigns in the history of the country. During this time, every citizen must take some live and pro- gressive newspaper. Any of the me- tropolitan weeklies may be hat for one dollar year, but why subscribe for one of them when you can get the St. Louis Republic twice every week, for the same price. ltis issued every Tuesday and Friday, and gives the news half week ahead of any weekly in every State in the Union. Subscribe now, and get it from the pending Session of Congress, until after the election of 1892. Sample copies will be sent free on applca- ton to the REPUBLIC, St. Louis, Mo.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
n,F- BLACK. DRAU0HT tca cures VonfUPNV0n Bradycrotine Only a Headache Cure

Surer foundation cannot be Iai" than the real merit which is the sohd base for the monumental success o' Hoods Sarsaparllla.
 The PICAYuNE is the conceded or ficial paper of the Democracy or Ne vada county, and has been such TOT fourteen years. 1t now goes 'h'o l275 homes. If you want a hewS!' well printed paper, subscribe Tor II now.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
RAILROAD TIME CARD
McEIree's Wine of Cardui

and THEDfORD'S BLACK -DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in Nevada County:
 Hugh Moncrief, Prescott.
 G. w. Terry,
 J. 0. Howell, :"
 Hinton Drug Co.,, ''
 W. T. Finchcr, Rosston.
 A trial will convince the most skeptical that "C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure" is what it's name i'm, plies, Certain Cure. Sold by Hinton Drug Company.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
DRUNKENNESS SS-LlGUOR HABIT-In all the World there is but one Cure,
 pr. Hanes' Golden Specific.

Ii can be given in a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the person taking il, ehccting q speedy and permanent cure. whether the patient is moderate drinkcr or an alcoholic wreck. Thou sands of drunkards have been cured who have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge and today believe they quit drinking of their own free will. No harmtul cf fects results from its administration. Cnrcs guar snteed. Send for circular and full particulars Address, in confidence,
 GOLDEN SPECl lFIC Co,
 1S5 Race Street, Cincinnati, O.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

On Monday evening, December 2Sth, the young people of our town enjoyed the kind hospitalities of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Young at their home, in what had been previously announc- ed as a phantom party. The ghostly appearances of the guests were quite amusing, and they were so success fully masked as to render detection impossible. It was indeed an even- ing which every one present pro- nounced as having been spent in a most enjoyable manner, and the par ticipants left with nothing but the kindest of feeling for Mir. and Mrs. Young.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

One of the best entertainments given during the holidays was the Cob Web party, at Miss Annie Hat ley's. The appearance of the rooms as you entered and your eyes fell upon the long, shining webs, as they measured their zig gag course over the place, was lovely sight, and proved that the kind occupants of that home had spared no pains in making the entertainment success and it was a success. Everybody said so, and the guests will long re- member the pleasant time they had in following the course of their mean dering web, until it brought them face to face with their partner.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
A FINE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

Few offer better to cura than the lettNE having between hde circulation open adyeserrs Rates made known application.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
NEW PROUTY POWER PRESS.

THE PICAYUNE all homo print newsy paper equipped and printed in the State press Paragon cutter 0x l5 inch Peerless mailing machine and type designs compose outfit.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
Public Meeting.

The Refrigerator Car Co. have made big reductions in freights on all truck products, and MT. J. M Rice, an agent of the company, will be in Prescott, on Saturday, 9th, and I would urge all farmers living with in five miles of Prescott, to meet him at the Court house at o'clock that day, to consider the very important matter of truck farming. It will beat cotton, and greatly help the far mer. Let all farmers come without fail. T. W. HAYS.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

For Corns, Warts and Bunions Use only Abbott East Indian Corn Paint