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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-30
KONTRABANDA.

NEW YORK, 80 czerwca. #
Ostatniej nocy dwaj urzednicy c elRfi 4
pochwycili niezwykfaa kon.traban ndg.
So to wyroby jubilerskie wart ps9i
$4,000. Znaleziono je W posiad
niu pewnej szanowanej wysoko po-
}ozonej rodziny. Kosztownosci mia
fy bye przemycane dla jakif fgos
jubilera. Sprawa zapowiada skan-
dal W swiecie bogatym. !,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-30
-N0tatki 7elegrqfcz'ae.

Was hingtonu, D.. G. dono-
sza, IL 10 hn, W. Foster, b. antbasa-
dor amery ykshski W Meksyku, Rosy
i Hiszpanii wysoko ceniony ipraw-
mix, mian nowany zosta1 wczoraj So
kretarzenp B stanu ma miejsce Blaine'a.
pocztv " Frantsville, Wis.
niewiado mi z}odzieje skradli So. ooo'
w. E. Car penter, o: Craemer
O. Borkr nan, kt6rzy skradli $4,000
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-30
KONWENCYA PARITY LUDo
49,. -. WEI. I.

OMAHA, NEB., 80 czerwca. Il
Przybywa tu re wszystkich mn6stw .
.delegat6w ma konwencye narodow
Partyi Ludowej Peoples Parity, /
Zwiazku Farmer6w. Konwencya
zapowiada sic burzliwie. Partya
pragnie wysuna6 sedziego Gresham
jako kandydata ma prezydenta. /
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-30
Teleg ramy Krajowe.
WYPADEK M KOLEL.xs
Cztery os oby zabite; pie6 smiertelnie
rannych.

Little RoK Ark, 80 ezerwca. -
Ma kolei Cotton Belt W poblizu miej-
scowosci Altheimer, 0 40 mil zt2d,
nastapifo fatalne starcie siepoclagow.
Cztery o soby zostafe zabite; pie6
odniosfo rany tax ciezkie, IL niema
zadnei nadziei, ably je przezy}y. Kill
kunastu zas podr6znych jest rannych
lzej. Jak zwykle powodem kata-
strofy ME ostroznosc.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-30

PETERSBURG, 80 czerwca. - Rad
rosyjski wys}a1 znaczna liczbe leka-
rzy do Baku, do pomocy W zwal-
czaniu cholery lekarzom miejsco-
wynn. Flota rosyjska ma Morzu Ka-
spijskiem otrzyma}a rozkaz obser-
wowania wszystkich okret6w przy-
bywajacych cd strony Persyi. Liczba
stacy kwarantannowych W kraju
zakaspijskim zosta}a znacznie po-
wiekszona. Wszystkie produkty spo-
zywcze ulegaja kontroli.
PETERsBURG, 80 czerwca. - w
miejscowo$ci Dzisiak W Turkestanie
l3O osob zmar}o ma cholere W ciagu
4ch dni. Epidemia W najgrozniej-
szej formie panuje W miejscowosci
Kaahka. W wojskach ME by4o dotad
zadnego wypadku cholery. zofnierze
otrzymuja codzien racye cukru, her
baty i w6dki. -
LoNDYN, 80 czerwca. - Telegra-
fuja tutaj, ze Ottawa przej$cia cho-
lery z kraju zakaspijskiego do Rosyi
europejskiel sprawdza sic. Ma Kau-
kazie europejskim i dalej by1a juz
pewna liczba wypadk6w cholery:
Rad ME pozwala tego og}aszae.
Straszny pop}och panuje szczeg6l-
niei ma Kaukazie. Ludzie bogatsl
uciegaja ma gwaft z miejscowosci
zagrozonych cholera.
LoNDYN, 80 czerwca. - kore-
spondent gazety ), Chronicle 'donosi:
,,Cholera ukazac sic mia}a W Cary
cynie mad Wo}ga, W Rosyi europej-
skiej. Jesli to prawda, niewatpliwie
rozszerzy sic ona ma wszystkie gu
bernie, dotkniete gfodem. P. Fa-
diejeff, asystent ministra komunika-
cyl, zostaI wysfany do >Carycyna, a
pufk. Wendrich do Tifisu upo-
waznieniem wstrzymania zupefnie W
razie potrzeby komunikacyi koleio-
wei z okolicami, dotknietemi cho-
lera.'' .-
PETERSBURG, 80 czerwca. - Dnla
26 czerwca przyjeto zn6w do szpl-
tala W Baku 35 os6b chorych ma
cholere; z tel liczby Is zmar}o, dwie
wyzdrowia}y. W szpitalu znajduje
sic 81 os6b chorych.' w Susza, ME-
daleko granicy tureckiej, byfo la
wypadk6w choiery. w niedalekiej
Bucharze niema wcale zarazy. Ro-
syanie twierdza, re rozszerzeniu sic
cholery winni SO W znacznej mlerze
Anglicy, kt6rzy ME przedsiewzieli W
swych posiad}o$ciach odpowiednich
srodk6w przeciwdzia}ania. .. ..
LoNDYN, 80 czerwca. : hore-
spondent ,,Gazette'' Petersburga
zapewnia, re do chwili obecnej byfo
W posiadtosciach rosyjskich, lie
zdo}ano sprawdzic, 5o2 wypad
k6w cholery. 374 osoby umarfy:
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TCHoRz!...

Pogromca q lw6w, pc owr6ci4 do do
mu podchm felony. zon ia pochwyci}a
"a miot}e, 2 eby meza wybie, ale ten
schroni1 sic do klatki l WOW; wtedy,
wygrazajac mezowi, "a wofala.
- Wycho odz mi Ear az ztamtsd = ::
+v tnh6r1uf r.. .-'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-30
Telegramy z Europy.
CHOLERA w ROSYI.

Srodki zapobiegawcze. w miescie
Dzisiak cholera zabrafa l3O ludzi.
- Zaraza przeszia do Rosyi
europejskiej. Ukazanie
sic cholery W Carycy-
ME. -Dotad umar}y
374 osoby.
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Independent Order Good ramn1ar.
TACOMA FRATERNITY GOSSIP.
knights or Labor Anniversary Past
Grand Chancellor Forbes Honored.

a.
TACOMA, Jan. 2.-ISpecial.l-st Lodge, No.
6S, +. and A. NJ, has installed the following
officers: David Demorest W. NJ; Herbert y
Keys, s. W; Thomas A. White, J. w; Rev. W
4. Copeland, chaplain; John c. Weatherred,
treasurer; Edward A. Fit. secretary; Louis c.
Houser. marshal; George NJ. Lee, S. d.: William
II. Fletcher, J. D.: James NJ Junette, S S !;
w. C. Ovington, J. S.; Henry Oliver, organist
Michael Swamp, tyler. Past Master j. I. Lee
predicted prosperity for the lodge under the
administration of Worthy Master Demorest
Past Grand Master Fairweather addressed the
lodge ON the objects of Masonry.
Eastern Star lodge Fern chapter, has chosen
the following officers: Sister Della weatherred.
worthy matron; Brother II. \. Keys, worthy
patron; Sister Alma WEIGH, associate matron
Sister Libbie Demorsst, secretary; Sister Jessie
Goodwin, treasurer; Sister Libbie Wheeler. con-
ductress; Sister Emily Box, associate conduct
ress; Sister Sadie Wade, chaplain: Sister Ina
Breton, marshal; Sister Barbara Ralph. Ada;
Sister Carrie Austin, Ruth; Sister Genia Hemp
fer, Esther; sister Carrie Parker, Martha: Sister
Libbie Gordon, Electa; Sister Lucetta Smith,
warder; Brother Mike Swamp, sentinel; Sister
Ida Ferris, orgauist.
Wednesday evening the Tacoma knights Of
labor celebrated tho twenty second anniversary
of that order. An address was made by the Rev.
w. f. Copeland on the results and objects of the
unity of labor.
tuesday evening the Mount Tacoma council,
No Isl, of the Young Mems institute, will in
stall the officers recently chosen. Thomas S.
Comerford and William T. Krebs have charge OF
the arrangements.
Commencement Lodge, No. 8, K. of p, has
received 500 worth Of new paraphernalia. For
his faithful services John Forbes has been pre-
scented by this lodge with an elegant past grand
chancellor's jewel
The Odd Fellows gave a social New Years eve
in Crescent hall, which was attended by Odd
Fellows and their families.
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eA' monday evening at the G. A. R. hall. I'm.
su' business Is to come before the csmp.
a. ssnents are to be completed for the pub
hs.u 'a1istion and the reception of the visiting
0io.Aets from Tacoma camp.
80 DaiA given at the Armory New Years.
Aieat was a grand social success
nong the visitors at division Headquarters
was Sergeant N 6. Packard. of CoIoneI "
ioung camp of snohomisb.
... nsisi George II. Thomas Camp, No. /, will
q, us'ena tne installation of the Grand Army snd
W: n. T. Tuesday night In uniform.
me camp will hold their installation of the
oiAo t OF the camp on Friday evening, January
O. io32 The installation will be public. All
Hiends OF the camp are extended a cordial invi
tation to attend, aud a special inyi,at,on is q,
sshaeo 10 the members of the w. r. C. and the
VI n. H. Refreshments will be served, short
speeches, war songs by the Sons of Veterans
qua''este and dancing win make ND the even.
lngs entertainment
me ladies' Aid society will install their off,
aiso Colonel E. w. Young will install the
ohicers OF the camp. The following are the Off
GERS to be installed: Commander. Charlie. +
rAmpton; s. V. commander, Leo Willard. ! Y
commander. g. Z. Jenkins: camp council. W. f.
dearborn, II. II. Smith and r. ]. Hemen.
captain Phmpton has selected his staff, but
they Will not be announced until the night of
the installation
NS'sNAS otott - the newly elected preSi-
ueht OF the Ladies' Aid Society, and Miss
p.anche Ireen is vice president Mrs. II. II.
Inilips' Mrs. c. q. Wadsworth and Mrs. E. c..
Alien are the new trustees OF the society.
n large delegation OF the "Sprague Rifles" OF
camp a. Tacoma, have sent word that they
would be present. This company 10 the crack
military company Of the state, and one of the
BEST drilled companies Of Sons of Veterans. il
nos the best in the United States.
Efforts will be lnade tn form a pa- ca-n ~
Sons OF Veterans at Ballard.
camp will celebrate Union Defenders Day.
February Il. by special patriotic service.
several recruits are awaiting muster. Brother
W. r. Dearborn is reported i'll at his home on
Cedar street
independent Order Good TempIars,
ine following programme was rendered at
seattle Lodge, No 6, l. o. G.. T., last Monday
evening in the presence of well-tilled hall:
Recitation-"sister and T'............
- ..-.-.-.....-.......Miss Pansy Valentine
neaulng :.:.-:.......... .......Mr. d. T. Clark
keadlng-'The Engineers Murder" -
MI iay
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SEATTLE, Jan. ,,

SEATTLE, jim. :, Io9-.
To THE EDITOR: In looking over the columns
of your valuable paper from time TO time ind
recorded meetings of various states and national
clubs but nothing of Irish organizations. What
Is the matter? Have the Irish people OF Seattle
grown so cold il love for the old land. AT a
time too when she SD much requires the sympa-
thy of every one of her children in her present
trouble Surely lack OF numbers can be no
excuse, for we can boast OF having quite few
of her sons in the business, professional and
other walks of life in this city. VIII not some
one from amongst those many start the ball
rolling by bringing them all within the folds of
an organization that would have for its object
the elevation of the Irish people regardless of
creed, and with q view OF mutual assistance and
friendship, not forgetting TO insitl into their
hearts a desire To place her in her position
amongst the republics of the world? Some one
start the good work. Plenty will lend q hand.
AN IRISH RESIDENT.
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Ballard Secret Societies.

The officers of Occidental Lodge, No. ~. A. F.
& A. NJ, were installed on Saturday night by the
Rev. John F. Damoh. Many OF the brethren
from Seattle were present After the insialla-
ton an oyster supper was served in the base
ment of the Masonic hall. The following is the
list OF officers installed for the ensuing year:
Mr.. Thomas Smith, W. NJ. Mr.. J. I. Digs, s.
w; Mr.. John Mcdonald, J. W. Mr.. F. NJ. De-
Moss, treasurer; Mr.. w. r. McVey. secretary;
Mr.. William Mayher, chaplain; DR.. W. John
stone, marshall; Mr.. q. W. Emerson, s. D.: Mr..
A. Brinkmau, J. D.: Mr.. J. ID. Britton, 5. s.; Mr..
A. Austin, j. s.: Mr. W. Webb, Tyler
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knights of Pythiaa.

Harmony Lodge, No. s. met on Thursday even
Ing and transacted only routine business. At
the next meeting each officer will submit his
annual report.
North Star, No. 40, met on Tuesday evening
and without doing any work adjourned to
Ranke's hail, where the entertainment of Queen
City, No 10, was in progress.
Harmony Lodge, No. and Puget Sound
Lodge, No. II. Knights of Pythias, at their last
regular meetings, decided to have joint public
Installation of officers next Thursday night,
January :, at S p IN. in their Castle hail in the
Frye building The following committee OF
arrangements was appointed from Harmony
odfe: c. r. Frasch, c. J. Clark and DIR. George
Rollins; from Puget Sound lodge, L. d.
osirand NJ. Koch and ii. Roberts. After in
ssallation ceremonies there viii be dance and
refreshmcnts. Knights and their families are
cordially invited to attend
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RAfLR ODDS.
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TINE CARD IN EFFECT NOVEMBER L
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For 81. Paul and East, T:45 a. m.
For Wa!la Walla and o. & w. T.. points 7:45
m
Portland and South, 6:l5 a m. epm.
FOR olympia. 3: is a. M, q m.
For Montesano and Ciray's Haroor. Sis q n.
Chehahs and local, p. N.
For Tacoma and local, 6: 10, 7:45 and lis n, .
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From Olympia. 1905 a m, 1915 p. M =
From Montesano and Gray's HaFbor $40 D. m.
From Chehalis and local l:I5 D. m
FROM Tacoma and local. 500 and 10 :O5 a. m
1:l5, 4:5o. $40 p. m, and 2:45 night.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and St
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Attention, Sir knights.

T. L. X. Of T., are hereby ordered 10 ap-
pear in full uniform Al Castle hall, in Frye
building, at . o'clock P, n. sharp today,
Sunday, January 81. 10 take action in re-
gard TO ARRANGEMENTS for burial of our be-
loved and worthy Sir knight, Captain J.
{. Haines. All sojourning Sir knights
are requested 10 attend. By order of
WALTER F. COLLINS,
Sir Knight lieutenant Commander.
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TUr CpANn HOTrT, FOR SAFE.

Alta stockholders meeting OF the Grand Hotel
Company the board OF directors were authorized
To- cell the furniture and fixtures OF the Grand
hctel, together with the good VIII and option OF
lease 10 the hest advantage, aud same lie now
offered for sAe. Everything is new and FIRST
class and location ths beat II the city Tor Erst
elass hotel,
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Order OF the Golden shore,

On Tuesday night ut Ballard lodge of the
Order of the Golden shore was instituted with
ioriy-one charter members. The following Off
GERS were elected and installed: President
Charles Gordon; vice president, y, ]. Black;
past president, John A Myers: secretary, II. c.
Anderson; treasurer. Mansil b. stiles chaplin,
Lincoln X. stiles: conductor, Thomas ". White;
inside guard, Jacob Pawley; outside guard Ed
ward Ray; trustees, Joseph Rinehart. Ferdinand
tanshaw, John A. Myers
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The Order R'nai Brith.

The Grand Lodge OF the Independent Order
Of B'uai Birth will met in san Francisco on
January "a The meeting will be very import
AIT one as the matter of bringing over colonies
Oh Russian Jews 10 the Pacific coast Will be dis'
cussed
Installation ceremonies will be held next
Sunday by seattle Lodge, No. ST., Independent
Order B'nai Birth. The installing officer will
DC Past President Fred Bories, of Orting.
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New Whatcom Eraternities.

Last Saturday evening Bellingham Bay en-
campment of the Independent Order OF odd
Fellows was instituted with the usual impos-
ing ceremonies.
The knights of Pythias lodge gave a ball on
Christmas evening that was we'll attended. Over
Us maskers competed for the prizes offered.
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STEAMERS.
PORT GARDNER ROUTE.

PORT GARDNER ROUTE.
STEA Nj R GRE Fl o q N d
For r DNONDS,
MUCKtLTEO,
EVERETT,
SWALLOWE ELL and
LOWELL.
Leaves City Dock Seattle. daily at a. m; arriv-
ing at Lowell at noon.
Leaves Lowell, on return trip, at p. m. arriving
at Seattle at AS p. M.
Connects with steamer May Queen for Snoho-
mish; fare through to Snohomish, Sl.1o Con-
meets with steamers Flyer and Fleetwood for
Tacoma
MEALS ON BOARD
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TROUP, FRANK W. GOODHUE.
Pres. Secy.
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Independent Order of Foresters.

Court Seattle VIII meet tomorrow nigh: and
eject and install new officers.
Court Puget sound met on Monday night and
transacted routlne business
court Seattle held n special meeting on Thurs
Gay afternoon aud initiated one candidate.
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on Tuesday evening last Miller Post gave an
open campfire that viii long be remembered by
AZ who hsd the good fortune 10 attend. The
programme was not only ot an excellent char
AStsr, but the dancing aud refreshments were
enjoyed by large number of members and
ue'F friends. The following programme was
gwen:
Song - uo,t,s MaIs )uartetta
Nat Wounded Comrades" ..........-....
pa.::.,.. ..-.-... .. -... Response by H. Bradley
.aTSSStsuou-Selectcd NV. v Rinehart, II.
1Ae Sons Of Veterans -...........--.-......
be-. Response by colonel Z. ". Young
Inc Loyal Women OF the War --... -.......-..
,;;::.:............- Response by James Teddy
,nsseiistioa-Selccted ........M Miss Alice Cary
Ane Colored soldier .............. ..........
....... Response by Judge Il. Osborn
r,.v.;.........-....'.M rs Bright Mrs. Davis
Inc volunteers OF the Late War. .....-..-...
>, ---.,......- Response by b. r. Ihacker
ib-"Columbia'' MISS reis uS'N
"us comrades Of stevens Post .............
...-......... Response by Hon. J. X. kiunear
Al'er the programme had been rendered, the
NJ. soa John kunesr, On behalf Of stevens and
-4.sl posts, IN neat aud witty speech, pre-
paea beautiful typewriter - Rev. Alonzo
nsat' pastor OF Trinity NJ. I. church. Dr..
nigat was taken by storm and /, required con
hsRao'e choking aud gulping before he rallied
toFces sufficiently 10 respond, which he
"a! aid IN his usual happy and esrnest STYLE.
0ouhtiul repast was then served in the din
,l t0oihs TO the immense crowd. after which
-. Young and giddy vets and their friends
@tpped the light fantastic toe until midnight
stevens Pest and the wonans' Relief Corps
80 ..n install officers Tuesday evening The in
'Al1auon WILL lie public
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woo,Iev Postoffee Abolished.

Notice has been received from the post
Office department that dating from De-
cember 81 the postoflice at Woolley is
abolished
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The Seattle lodge Of the h. p o. Elks will give
s"social session tonight NJ the headquarters,
NO Sis Front street. Mr.. ". f. Parker is chair
man and "a fine time is promised. The cere-
monies will begin AZ O'Clock.
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Is at the Residence OF Ex-Mayor Yes
Ter, Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is q fraud
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JEvsus Fl townsend M'haF' aIFhaNen
JUNcKcehran. shelton J stevenson, Everett
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lowest rates aud on most favorable terms J. h.
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