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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-09
Goods Bought I'm Japan.

g. IL. Ando. the Japanese merchant at
SIS Second street. near Columbia street
on his recent trip 10 Japan bought the
finest stock OF goods in his line ever
brought 10 this city. Most merchants in
this line buy all their goods az Yokahoma
where there are no factories, only stores
for the sale of the prodUct of factories
Mr.. Ando, knowing just what the people
here want, went direct 10 the factories and
ordered just what he wanted, and by buy
ing AZ FIRST hands got everything at very
low prices. This stock Is now here and
Mr.. Ando IS giving his patrons the benefit
OF bis bargains. Goods have been marked
down o. very low prices, and Mr.. Andc
has found il necessary 10 mark the prices
on has old stock down fully one-half 10
correspond 10 the new goods. His trade
has 80 grown in Tie past iew days tha, he
has had 70 order more goods from Japan
by wire 10 get them here for the Christmas
trade. Mr.. Ando has among his stock 50 =
900 ROSTERS for the election. These he
will sell st wholesale at = bargain. He
soiicits country orders.
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The Armv Carbine Compe.ition.

CHICAGO, Oct. S-Sergt, Hugh Griffith,
of Troop g, Fourth cavalry. won the gold
eagle in the army carbine competition at
Fort Sheridan today with score of 56l
for the weeks contest. Sergt. Roher. of
Troop d, First cavalry, was second, with
So. and Private Hill. of Troop G, third,
with 523. Sergt Griffith now holds four
cold aiala
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ONE ADVANTAGE OF rHE CANAL.


~ VIII Lower Lake Wo9h10ge0D and
Improve samamish River.
It is doubtful that the proposed straight Z
ening of Samamish river viii be accom-
plished this year. According to the various
propositions for doing the work the least
estimate Of the cost is $4,000. The resi-
dents along the lower part of tho river
object to paying their share of the ex-
pense, alleging that the work will do them
no good because the water in the river
channel will be backed up by Lake Wash
ington as far as Woodinville. Commits
sioner Gasch thinks it impracticable to
attempt the work until Lake Washington
can be lowered three or four feet.
This is another reason" he said, "why
the canal should be built. If the Cedar
and White rivers could be turned into
Lake Washington and the outlet through
Lake Union deepened it would relieve the
valley of White and Duwamish rivers from
its surplus water, and it would do the
same for the Samamish river valley"
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Passenger Lfsts.

ELLrsToN, Mont, Oct. Especial. FOL
lowing are the passengers on Northern
Pacific train No. L:
A. W. Jones, J. H. Jameson, H. E. Gardner.
Miss Hannigan, J. E. Gould, l.. r Piachner.
Mrs. kaufman. NJ. C. Taylor, NJ. A. Strong, c: p.
Masters, Mrs. b. Rosenthal, Miss Fedmann. NJ Sc
Ginse, Mrs. II. G. Alison, and sixty second class.
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The short R,b Corpar

CHICAGO. Oct. s--Hearing of the charges
against John Cudahy and A. Wright, ac-
cnsed of cornering the market for short
ribs, vas again postponed, Plaintiff Rousch
being in court this time. The defendants
took change of venue, resulting In delay
until next Tuesday.
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DIED OF BLOOD POISONING.
Fatal Results Ensus From . Triflius
Wound Caused by . Nail.

Wound Caused by . Nail.
Thomas III. McKowan died at Providence
hospital yesterday of blood poisoning,
aged about so years. McKowan was a
ship carpenter and was working at Ka-
lama. Wash. Some time ago he ran a nail
In his hand and from this blood poisoning
set III, resulting in his death. He was an
old resident and highly respected. He
leaves daughter, Miss Ida McKowan,
who is living with George Kinnear's fam
lily.
The funeral takes place at O'Clock to-
morrow from Bonney q Stewards under
taxing rooms. interment being made in
Lake View cemetery.
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A whatcom Logger Killed.

WHArcoM, Oct. S.-[Special.]-H. J..
Hewett, logger, died in this city this
morning, as the result of an accident.
While pulling stumps at Silver Beach this
morning lever recoiled and smashed his
skull. Heremained unconscious till desth
cnsued. He leaves Q wife and four chill
dren.
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Penaiona for Washin<toniana.

WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. 8.-[Speciale1-
Pensions have been granted to residents
of the state of Washington as follows:
Original-I.evi D. Burton, Frederick Kellogg
and Zephaniah Troxell Additional-Ausos
Knowles and John s. Stevens
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The Ftrst Rain in C.Iifornia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SIT commenced
raining hard here early this evening and
indications are that it, will continue all
night. Reports from various parts of
Northern California state that rain is fail
ing. This is the first general storm of the
season.
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The trosting horse drivers of America are
holding q convention at Lexington, Ky, for
the purpose OF Kidding the trotting turf OF many
abuses in regard to stakes aad permits for ap-
pearing in the circuits
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EVERETT, Oct ESPECIAL. AT the
SoyNs OF the Puget Sound Wire Nail and
Steel Company. Of Everett, today, thu
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just received. new line OF pssekss books, wal.
lets aud shopping bags az Esstsrn prices TIE
Sna Msrchs, Front srld Ceoar
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
LOYAL TO CLEVELAND.

Whitney Not Candidate for the Demo-
cratic Nomination.
LOWELL, Mass, June 15.-The Even
ing Star today received the following
autograph letter from ex-Secretary of
the Navy Whitney:
~ NEW YORK, June 14th.
DEAR SIRs: Many thanks for your
kind thoughts of me and your f1attering
words, but must say to you in all
seriousness that not only am not a
candidate, but have told my friends so
in such way that they understand it.
do not wish the nomination. No lieu
tenant of Cleveland's, particularly one
who is so-well known to the managers of
the party as am, can take the nomina-
ton. He would instantly be charged
with scheming for himself, and for that
reason, if no other, would say posi-
lively, if thought it necessary, that
would not take it if rendered me-
Yours truly, W. g. WHITNEY.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16

Baird, Charles Gresham. Edward Snlli-
van, James Johnson, Dennis Harlow. r.
A. Nolan, Charles Stall. Charles Tyre
William Burton, Patrick Murray.
Mlssing--Martin Luther. Geo. Buroe
n. Burton, William Wessling. Fred
Brant. Dick Adams.
Jonn Phillips and Harry Osborne
were probably fatally injured, and nine
teen others more or less injured.
CONTRACTORS AMONG THE VICTIMS.
While most of the workmen lived
elsewhere, enough were from this vicin-
ity to lend personal pathos to the scene,
as the relatives recognized the bodies
noW ana again as they were recovered.
Inc recovery of the bodies is slow work
from among the riven timbers and
twisted iron, which sometimes crushed
out the lives OF the victims and again
neio them comparatively unhurt below
tne water and drowned them. The
houses near by. some with dead owners
IN them, were thrown open to the
wounded. Among the dead are the
baird brothers, the contractors. The
Dody OF only one of them has been re-
covered.
rev accidents like the above occur in
the east that do not affect some one in
Los Angeles. In this instance Mr.. w.
L. Smith, young man in the employ of
the Pacific Railway company, is one of
the persons to whom the news of the
accident at Covington bridge came as a
personal sorrow. Mr.. Smith called at
the HERALD Office last night to obtain
the particulars of the catastrophe, and
stated that one of the Baird brothers
mentioned was his brother-in-law
William and Andrew Baird were the
contractors, and it seems that both
were killed. The name of Robert Baird.
third brother, who was foreman of the
work, also appears among the list Of
victims. The Baird Brothers, of Pitts
burg, were one of the largest contracting
firms in the country. They but recently
completed the big steel bridge across the
Mississippi at Memphis, and have at the
present time other large contracts on
hand. There are doubtless many people
in Los Angeles who knew them, and who
will be shocked to learn of their untime-
ly death.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
OFF FOR CH1CAao.
The California Delegation Speeding
Toward the Windy City.

Inc ChllfOrn1a Delegation Speeding
Toward the Windy City.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-The Cali
fornia delegates to the Democratic
national convention to be held at Chi
cago left here today in special train.
which has been decorated with flags and
bunting. The trip will be made over
the Central Pacific, Union Pacific and
Chicago and Northwestern roads. Stops
will be made at Sacramento and at
Reno and other points in Nevada, where
the Nevada delegates will join the party,
and on reaching Ogden at p. M,
Thursday, the Utah, Idaho and Mon
tana delegations will be taken aboard.
Cheyenne will be reached at rs Fri
day, and here the Colorado and
Wyoming delegations will be added to
the party, 30 that the train on leaving
Council Bluffs will consist of at least ten
cars, and the delegates will arrive In
Chicago at z :15 q. m. Sunday next, and
the California delegation will make it's
headquarters at the auditorium. One
of the cars leaving here today had been
filed with products Of we'll known Cali
fornia vineyards.
SACRAMENTO, June 10. - The train
bearing the delegates to the Democratic
national convention reached here at
80 this afternoon. There were several
hundred people in the depot who
cheered loudly as the train came to a
standstill. After an address by Mayor
w. d. Comstock. short speeches were
made by John P. Irish, Stephen M.
White, W. w. Foote, Colonel Barry,
Colonel Beirne, Judge ]. F. Sullivan, M.
+. Tarpey and W. D. English. All the
speakers favored Cleveland, and each
mention of the ex-president's name was
loudly cheered.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
sEL1aMAN's OPINION.

England Holds the Key Of the Present
A. Silver Question.
PARIS, Juna l5.-Willism Seligmau,
the well known Fssnco- American
banker, said to, an Associated Press
correspondent today: "The question
of bimetallism must be dealt
with sooner or later. 1 con-
slider the convocation of the monetary
conference to be step in the right di-
rection. England's action ID the key of
the present silver problem. 1t may be
safely said that if England declares for
bimetallism the other powers will fol-
low suit, and if she declares against it
the other nations will not be disposed to
interfere with the status quo.
ROME, June 15.-The minister OF the
treasury announced in the senate today
that the Italian government had decided
to take part in the international none
tary conference in order to defend Italy's
interests, without the idea of disturbing
the Latin union, in which, however,
France was more interested than Italy.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
REPUBLICANS DIsMAYED.

German Lutherans Going Over to tho
Democrats in Illinois.
CHICAGO, June 15.-The Republican
state central committee is in session
here for the purpose Of choosing sue
cessor to Long Jones, who has been
chairman go many years, but declines to
serve longer. Penitentiary Commits
sioner Wright, of Woodstock, stirred up
things before the meeting by announc-
ing that he had made a canvass and
finds that the German Lutherans are
going almost solidly for the Democratic
ticket on account of the school question,
and that it will take the hardest kind of
work to keep them in line. He esti-
mates their strength at 10000.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
A SECOND FAMINE.

The Crop Outlook Worse In Russia
Than Last Year. e=s'
ST. PETERsBURG, June 15.-Oficial re-
ports as to the harvest prospects show
that the general outlook is worse thanin
the early summer of '9l. Locusts have
destroyed the crops in the Caucasus; in
Southern Russia crops have been raw
aged by worms and the field marmot.
The position is made worse by the fact
that at the beginning of the last famine
q stock Of grain was in store, while now
there ia none.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
GETTING READY TO START.

Wigwam on tho Lake.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Many signs Of
the exodus to Chicago were visible
about the capitol today. Senators and
representatives were selecting trains
and arranging little parties to travel
together. The movement will begin in
force tomorrow. when Senators Carlisle,
Faulkner, Mills, Pascoe. Villas, Irby,
Jones of Arkansas, Ransom, Brice and
German will start for the wigwam
on the lake. Later in the week the
members of the house will follow.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
A Panic in Uruguay.

NEW York, June l5.-The Herald cor
respondent at Montevideo telegrapbs
that the minister of finance, Ramo Rez,
refuses to consider the question of the
president to retain Office, declaring that
the financial situation is calamitous.
There is panic on the bourse; values
have declined, and the governments
gives guarantees for the paper issued.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
Creole Democrats Burying the Hatohet

Creole Democrats Burying the Hatchet.
BATON ROUGE, June 15.-According to
the terms agreed upon by the confer
ence committees of the Democratic con-
ventions, and ratified by the respective
conventions, the state central committee
of which Wilkinson is chairman, is rec
ognized as the regular Democratic au-
thority in the state. The following
have been elected delegates to Chicago |:
At large, John Fitzpatrick, E. B. Krutt-
schnitt, Charles w. Boatner. F. @.
Zacharie. Both conventions favor clos
ing the breach in the party.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
A BLooD-THIRsTx MOB.
Negro Rape Fiends' Lives Not Safe In
Oklahoma.

Oklahoma.
GUTHRIE, June 15.-To escape mob
violence last night the negro rapist
Holly was taken from this city to Okla
homs and lodged in Jail. Today the
sheriff received q message from there
saying the negro must be taken away,
as trouble was likely to be made on his
account. The sheriff then sent depu-
ty to bring the negro back. About 900
people gathered at the depot upon the
arrival Of the train, determined to take
the prisoner, but were prevented by the
United States marshal and strong
guard, vino boarded the train before its
arrival here. The negro will now be
taken to Lansing, KS, for safe keeping.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
HILLS BIG FOUR.

Croker ct nj. En- Route to Chicago in
tho Senator's Interest.
PrrTsBURa, June 15.- Richard Croker,
accompanied by Lieutenant-G Governor
Sheehan and others, passed through to-
night en- route to Chicago. He said
they were on the way to Chicago in the
interest of Hill, but did not know
whether be would be nominated or not.
He He knew nothing of the report that
Tammany had been making overturea to
Cleveland.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
MONTANA STORMS.
The Railroads Badly DemoraIized by
WashOuts,

Ahe RAILROADS Badly DemOralized by
WashOuts,
HELENA, June 15.-Helena was visited
by another severe rain storm last
night. One house was wiped away,
and the contents scattered over sew.
eral acres of ground. The railway
situation is improving Until today
there was but one outlet from Helena
east over the Northern Pacific. The
Great Northern got through to Butte to-
day. The situation on the Montana Cen
tral is unchanged. For distance
of fifteen miles in Prickley Pear cafion,
the road bed and bridges are gone, ali
the. telegraph poles have been washed
out between Silver and Craig, so it il
impossible to get any news, except by
way of st. Paul.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
IA Colored Hill Boomer

I ALBANY, N. Y, June 15.-W. H. John
son, editor of the Calcium Light (col-
ored>who leaves tomorrow for Chicago,
in the interest of Senator Hill, an
nounces that an African-American con-
vention will meet at Chicago next Tues
day, with headquarters at the Keystone
hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
Guests of the KaIser.

ROME, June 15.-It is semi-of1icially
announced that King Humbert and
Queen Margaret will start on Sunday
for Potsdam, where they will be the
guests Of the German emperor for four
dovs ~
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
A NEW DEAL.

General Angus Slated for Place In the
Cabinet.
BALTIMORE, June 15.-The Evening
News says Secretary Tracy will be made
secretary of state, Secretary Elkins will
be transferred to the secretaryship of
the navy, and Gen. Felix Angus of this
city will be made secretary of war.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
williams old tutor Sentenced.

BERLIN, June 15.-Sidney Odannen,
formerly Emperor Williams military
tutor, has been sentenced to three years.
imprisonment for falsely accusing the
German military attaches in PARIS, of
perjury and treason.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
WINES AND LIQUORS.

m vACHE 4 co., SUCCESSORS TO vACHK
i Fr6reB 4 Co., Wholesale dealers In wines
and liquors. Depot for the celebrated brands
e Hscekstde vineyard ces e. eeTsssscssl ; ,s:s &c
Extra Zinfandel and Riesline at 500 per gallon
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
British Bering Sea Arbitrators .

LONDON, June 15.-Lord Hannen and
Sir John s. B. Thompson have been ap-
pointed representatives of Great Britain
inthe Bering sea arbitration.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
MAUHINIsTs.

MANN 4 JOHNSON - MACHINE AND
tools, models, patterns, pulleye, shsftine,
hangers, etc.; general repairing. Agents for
Bests gas engine. Telephone, 0O2. No. 53z
s. Los Angeles st., Los Angeles, Cal. 1926 Am
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
Going To Stand for tine Commons.

LONDON, June 15.-Sir William Cor
dom Cummings, the principal of the in
famous baccarat ecandal, will stand for
a seat in the house of commons in Elgin-
boroughs, at the approaching elections.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
TO Avoid Embarr.ssment.

BERLIN, June 15.-It is reported that
Emperor Francis Joseph and the Ger
man ambassador, Henry Vii, will leave
Vienna, prior to the Bismarck wedding,
in order to avoid embarrassments.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16

DERSONAL - MRS. PARKER, CLAIRVOY-
e ant; consultations ON business, love, mal. /.
riage, disease, mineral locations. life reading
etc Take spr1ng and Waahington-st. car to
mouse from Vermont ave. 4.S7.tf
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16

Investigate the good values in fine
tailoring. 9 perfect fit and large new
stock ct l26 w. Third at. II. A. Gets.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
Hiil WIN Not Go to Chicago.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Senator Hill
says unless something unexpected arises
he will not 60 to the Chicago conven-
ton,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

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every other book In the shade; a million copies
will be sold by December; good agents wanted;
$3.50 day easy for the next three months, and
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particulars at once to DOMINION PUBLISH
ING COMPANY, Eeattle, Wash. 6-16 3t
DEMOvAL NOTICE-I HAVE MOVED MY
II Atlantic Steamship Agency to 212 South
Spring street, where ! shall be glad to see all
my patrons. 6-15 CHAS. T. PARSONS.
TvHE GREAT INDIAN RHEUMATIC CURE
4 ig the greatest discovery made within the
last 100 years in patent medicines, For sale
BY al leading druggists 1o-17 81 I'm
NOTICE THE LOS ANGELES OITY wATRR
IN Company will strictly enforce the follow.
Ing rule: The hours for sprinkling arc between
8 and . O'clock 3. M, and 9 and s O'Clock p. m
For . violation. of the above regulation the
weter win be shut Oh and : nne Of ~ Will be
ohaxeed before water will hetufned on aaain.
f oul7-tf siTf r- sirs
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
LOST AND FOUND.

0sTs-a 'S0CTr6 soS M S,0. TT1p
IL color, with white markings; answers to the
name Of "Dan." Suitable reward will be paid
for hts return tn AL Jackson street. GA st
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16

$1.50O.0OO
TO LOAN AT b. g. LUNTB
LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENCY,
227 W. Second st.. Adjoining Herald cAios
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
FINANCIAL.

DACIFIC LOAN COMPANY-LOANs MONEY
i in any amounts on all kinds of personal
out removal, diamonds, jewelry, sealskins, bi.
cycles, carriages, libraries, or any property Of
value; also On furniture, merchandise, etc., In
without delay; private Offices for consultation;
will call II desired. w. e. DEGROOT, Manager,
rooms 2, and 4, No. l14 s. Spring st., opposi 9
Nadeau hotel 7-29 tt
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16

EDUCATIONAL.
CPKCIAL SUMNER SESSION WILL OPEN
y at the Los Angeles Business College, LA
South Main street, June 9th. One of the most
been employed for the summer Classes will
be formed to accommodate those who wish to
make up back work, who wish to advance q
grade, or TO take up any special work, such as
penmansh1p, bookkeeping. shorthand, type
writing, etc. For full particulars call ct col
lege once, LA South Main. 1861 Tyr
HOME STUDY-OO YOU WISH TO LEARN
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Write @. AULD, 824 Sutter street, San Fran
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16

-u ECON0MIC"-FRESH ROASTED COFFEE
~ from our new Giant cefee roaster. Java
sugars, brown, % lbs Tor 81; white, IL lbs 81;
germea, zoe; 8 lbs rolled oats, 25c; I lbs rice,
225c;.S lbs faxed hominy, 26c; 8 pkts starch,
zoe; 13 lbs pink beans, 25c; B lbs layer raisins'
Csc; lbs prunes, 26c; can devilled ham, Sc: :6
cakes pure glycerine soap, 25c; sack -four, 81
Goods packed and shipped free of charge.
"ECONOMIC STORES" 3O5 8. Spring ct.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16

ERENCH TANsY wAFERs-LADIRS WILL
can be depended upon every time 10 gfve relief
safe and sure: SEND by natl, sealed securely
GODFREY 4 MOORE, 108 8. Spring st., and
H. G. VOECKELL, corner Fifth and Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
A LIST OF THE yICTIMs.

There were sixty-eight persons on and
about the bridge when it fell. Follow
ing is revised list Of the killed and
missing:
Killed-C. D. Champoix, Thomas
Down, an unknown man about 40 years
old, Il. <. koby, William Aloie, q. w.
Pfafenbach, Dick German, John Adams,
Frank Adams, Robert Baird, Andrew
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16
CHEAP MONEY.

Agent for the
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
OF San Francisco. Jul II
MONEY TO LOAN-$3OOO TO $4,000 TO
1vl loan on frst-class security. Address
LOAN, box 30, this office. 6-97t
G PER CENT FIDELITY SAVINGS AND LOAN.
" Rooms, California Bank building. 2-16 tt
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16


COR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUAINT
ties to suit. at this Office.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-16

w DER, Lancaster, Cal. 6-14 At
NTANTED- ENERGETIC YOUNG NAN TO
w manage an ONCE in Los Angeles. Refer
snces and $ 600 casn capital required. Salary
$1,000 per yeay and interest in business. Ad
dress S35 Phelan buildir z, San Francisco, CAL