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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-23
MARINE NEWS.

TAroosa. May s2-5 2. m.-Cioudy: brisk
west wind. Passed in-Tag Tacoma At s. % q
H. ctr San Mateo a. $50 q. m: str Pgcb.a At
1850 O. M: sch Corona a. noon: bk Carro.ton at
p. m. Passed ou.-ship il TOW OF Tacoma at
$50 q m: str Mackinaw At noon; ship in tow
o; Tyee ct 80 p m.
NKAH BAY. May 2aa--S p m--Cloudy; fresh
west wind.
CLALLAx BAY. May c2-5 p might rain:
fresh west wind
PoRr CRESCENT. May ca-5 m.-C!oudy:
bsisk west wind.
PORT ANGELES. May 2.-5 a m-Cloudy:
passing up
PoRr townsend. May - -[Spcciall-A Ar
r;vcd-Bk Il. X. Ham, i6 days from San Fran
cisco. at Port Biake.ey: sch Norma. S days from
San Francisco, az Seattle: bk Carrolton, n days
from San Pedro. at Nanainio: sh Mercury. days
from San Francisco. Tor Fort B.akeley. Sailed
Sh Kate Davenport, for Honolulu. To sail to-
morrow-Br bk Tacora. from Vancouver for Port
Blakeley: Err bk Mary Low. from Vancouver for
the Wesi Coast, sh e. Z. Chapman, from Had
lock for Phiadelpnia.
BAN FRANCISCO May ea-Arrived-Sh Two
Brothers, from Tacoma: tx Highland Light.
from Departure Bay; bktn Robert Sudden, from
Tacoma: STR Walla Waiis. from Victoria and
Puget sound: bk Sycamore. from Port Gamble.
Clesred--sh Llcwe,iyn, for Nsnsimo.
LONDON. May Observation-Disclosures, from
Philadeiphia
Southampton; Trave, from Bremen: Munchen.
from Bremen
PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Arrived- Ohio, from
Liverpool.
Boston. May 22-Arrived- Cephalonia. from
IiyorpOol
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mortgage on los = in block 4. Bell 4 Dsnuyss
ssisd sddstisa. given - secure . pconlssory
c0es Of sI,sm
LceEsss 10 wed vere yesterday sssned 30 J. J.
ceasins. OF static, ssd Katie Stewart. OF g~ss:
Donald Hsssan. ct Tacoma. snd Desia Mrisssan.
o. bessite. iehn 5oansoa and Lsaa ossoa bo.a
o. seattle: y. w. Fletcher, OF k&lsard. ans tea-
ME Lee, OF Seattle; George Pe1ro aad Anu:s
Andrscex, bos., Of Gilman
County t;oss fn;ssioness r. A. Fender. william
Connolly. IL. Joses and Deputy Auditor Hoss-
LEI. OF sScSsns county, vers visitor n the
courthouse yesterday. and we're shown ossr TIA
bsaiiding oy A1tstc: Tvseseii. spokane county
Is about 70 build . nsv courthouse. ana the
com assionsrs So over here % Iook for pointers
Ihey eSpfess themselves - pleased with TIE
kiag ccunty conftacnse, but a.s not ssyofsbsy
impressed vita it, location
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Manager john u. HOPKINS. of the Bos-
ton Howard Athen@am company has in
his pFescni combination. which will be
here on thursday and Friday. the best and
most attractive entertainment of the kind
ever seen. The Mere announcement OF the
coming OF Hopkins Is always Il guarantee
.hai thsa.eg gOeEs are "a witness the best
there is IN be obtained in the line Of
afnasements. This ia part accounts for
the immense audiences that have at
tended the California theater TOR several
weeks past. Nile. bsrtoldi Is withou,
question the leading feature in this wealth
Il. attractions. AMI she stands alone in the
world she has 10 equal. As an eaa.ll-
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THE WEATHER IN suNk.
Observations ~ the Olympia station IL
Past Years

Observations ~ the Olympia station Ia
Past Year,
The Olympia weather enssar cfssce has issued
the following data from records kep: at taas
r-s:ai for atteen yea:s. Of :ec condition 81 the
wssihe: IL Jane:
zKNrERATrRE
Mean CT normal temperature. - dex.
The wa.sncss June uaa TIA: Of Use. vita IN
average Of 81 Ges-
The colaes: Jane Was that o: 1857. with IN
average OF 81 S~x.
The highest ten resasure during any Jnne was
o deg. oE TIE sts. ISIS
The ,oxsks temperature during any Juno was
IS deg. on the 18th. $50.
Average date whica arss killing frost 90
Cured ia aaiar2sl. unknown.
Ass-ags Gate GA which las, ..k.isicH" frost oc-
CARED lin spring.. unknown
PRECIPITATION
Average for the usoatn ls, inchca
Average number OF days with .ei OF an inch %
more. IL
,, The g;;s. .: monthly precipitation was sso
The lsas, monthly precipitation was Ell
inches. ii ISL
Inc greatest amount OF precipitation recorded
In any swenty-fair consecutive kcu1s was !. Is
inches, Ca June -, lisa
cLovps AND WEATHER
Average numbe, of ciocdiess days,
Average number Of partly cloudy days, 10
Average nurabe: OF cloudy days, 81
WIND
The prevailing winds have been from the
sonlh.
Tae highest velocity OF the wind during any
June was 1. rsiles. on June II. 1854. from the
southwest H. =. AicIaToKE, Observer.
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J. l. Aackett flied suit I'm the superior
court yesterday for an order restraining
County Treasurer Byron Phelps from SELL
Ink certain property for taxes. In July.
issi. ~ Pacific Printing Company sold to
T. T. Jennings part Of certain presses aud
prin,,ag Office furniture on which there
we're s.npaid county taxes amounting TO
s..s.. and in October Of the same year
Jenn'sss sold the same property 10 Erick
and 4: VI. Tuland. against whom the
eoun.s taxes for is9.. amounting 10 ssoos,
we're isvied. but entered on the rolls
avsfii, the Pacific Printing Company. In
oc,o;af the Thulands sold the property,
with 2iher printing office furniture. 10 the
pssiassa. The taxes for both years. nov
ameshs ling To over SIS. arc yet unpaid and
She 'tsasarer has taken stems to dissrain
this ;aaper,v and other property in posses
son at the plaintiff for taxes which were
sevt5 sesied against him. he alleges. The
sssta9aing order Was granted by Judge
! LAns:.ss and made rcturnabie In Nav.
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BETWEEN BELT AND WHEEL.
A Ballard Mil Hands Arm Terribly
Mangled.

Abraham Y. Hanson. an employe in
Stimson's saw mill at Ballard, was caught
In the machinery and seriously injured
yesterday, He now lies at the hospital
with his right arm crushed out of shape.
and il is probable that atnputation will he
necessary. Five pieces Of bone we're re-
moved and the doctors will make an at
tempt 20 save the limb.
How the accident happened has NO,
been explained clearly, but II seems tina,
Hanson had plank which was caught by
the machinery. This plank in turn threw
Hanson against the belt and he was drawn
forward against the pulley wheel. In try
ing to save himself his arm was caught
and squeezed between the belt and whee,
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THE HLOrrEk.
EQUITY psrARrxESr--LAxoL J.

EQUITY DBfAkTAgxr--LAxGLGy. J.
Esther Rnsenshal VS.. b. Ro.enthal--order
conun.ing restraining order aud fer the pey
ment o. ceftsin .aoneya
ciaussen , seeny Brewing Company w. Carrie
stswsr' e sl,"..s'.ser confirming sale
IL. ~. vetie Co. vs.. Seattle National Bank
build -Jndzment: a.gned.
" T. wifxwasc va Washington Railway
company-otte, submitting petition OF Patrick
W. 7. wieawars va Washington Southern
Railway Company -ofder granting receiver per
mission To ssss SeWaii Day
State Of Washington w., UrsnlaJ Boyd-Bond.
Win niliian csrnes. Mrs. Roger 4 Green and
eieiis Ross ~ suretiss: approved.
j. Z. sscksu va County Treasurer Order to
show cause. made resurnabio May -. 1883:
G. ". Hutchinson vi, j. G. Sswson--Traus.
Tered 70 criininal department..
!. May ". $ Baxter-con.iaued 20 June G
sursnee Company.
J. y. iownsan ys d. W. West ct al--on TRIAL
CRIMINAL DEPARrNEsr-HUMEs.J
State of Washington Va. Charles r. Repash--
rorxery' arra5gned: pleads not guiity-
:, state OF Washington W. Ur,ula }. Enfug. alias
Inuoi To Ju 10 II. 1885,
Thomas McDoHough Va. Charles Craig ct ux.--
Judgment fos 96il: signed
Tacoma Grocery Company Va W. 3 Fletcher
Motion 10 discharge attachment: denied
G. \. Hutchinson ". Johnson Il. Newscn--
Judgment Tor Plaintiff, to be signed on dndiags
"a AeCS aIo teCSee.
PROBATE BEPARINEyT-LAxGLgY. !.
Estate OF II. l. Yssier--Pesisicn for letters OF
administration. continued order allowing
special administrator to pay certain c!aims.
Estate OF Margaret Harmon Petition for pro-
bate OF viii: continued TO june.
Estate OF H. +. Enncy-Order r6lnsing TO con-
arm sale
Estate of Catherine Dunisp--Order directing
notice to creditors.
E..a.e OF Joseph Dun!sp-order directing
notice TO creditors
Estate of Josephine Dsy-order directing
notice to ere iitors.
Estate of Mehitabie McAilister--Order an
pointing appraisers-order giving notice TO
creditors
Estate OF Ezra starard-o Order giving notice
TO creditors.
CIVIL pgrARrxRSr-osBoRN. j.
Oscar Johnson va Eagle oil Refining Com
pany--Judgmeut for plaintiff in the sum OF
&2.ssAs-
John odfsid vs. d. G. Shepard ct ai-Judg-
ment I'm aecordance with verdict: signed.
NJ McDougals vs.. | sart,rl--Findings OF fact
nua Judgment for s6iaa5: signed
+. v Hogan va. George r. kyle-Judgment in
accordance with verdict; signed.
Alien ct a. vs. Oakland Home Insurance
Company: stricken.
NJ. Seller & On. ". ". < Fietcher--Trans-
icrrcd TO eqnitY department
Calm Mex aisburg company vs. ". & Fletcher
Transferred % equity department
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-23

The amusement loving public is looking
forward with much interest to the per-
formancc of Cinderella at the Seattle
;hcater on Saturday night Mr.. Loops
small pupils will give the entertainment
and will be assisted by the First Regi-
ment band. Mrs. Willard and Mrs.
Slauson. What will interest many per-
sons moro viii! be the fact that it is in aid
of the Children's Home that the en-
tertainment is given. This excellent
charity is in need Of help and this
entertainment is designed to supply it.
The cas-. Of the play will be leading
feature OF interest. In addition 10 the
soloists there will be a chorus of seventy
voices and a spectacular feature including
forty cupids and fairies. During the even
ins the serrentine dance. Highland ding,
native Japanese driil, Irish clog dance,
skirt dance. jockey jig, sailors hornpipe.
song and dance, minuet De Louis XIV. and
the May pole dance before their queen will
be given. The cast will be rs follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-23

VISA Kiel. iaborcr, who was employed
'as' {'e'obeF by s,rohm, Hoyt e. Hull to
vors On the line Of the Great Northern
haasay, hear Martin Greek. and who was
snluy3a IN an explosion which is alleged TO
hsse sAkrn place on the morning Of No
ven 5sr ;, today began suit in the superior
sanft Tor So. elo damages for alleged in
la5ist The con1pl Amt differs from the one
geo saturday sgains. the same firm By
1ici.AFt Hcnnessy. who was injured At the
eah's f'me, only IN the nature of the al
"gef inJuEies. h lei claims that his body
Vas s'asn iull al broken stoae and his
sf'a q column injured. lie says tnat he
-" - mpeied io spend several months
ma 'iaspital ana TIA; his nervous system
"sh.i3eIed beyoad repair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-23

he sosiowtag new suits wsfs filed yesterday
In the once oi tie clerk ct the superior eoass:
K l. saiysn w. W. : fsssehey-sai, to re-
cold e
The Bank 81 Everett N August johnson and
.ne sno ~ J" Povsse--sust 20 torecloss real
estate mortgage %. N,7laso
IL b.e*ea Va K u. Brown Albert Jost
sno .. - oe.hery-suis 20 dissolve partnership
aai gfsat Restraining order
ne A. r. Hot5siuz Io,np eny "a Hoodspors
ioi1. $3.50
9 y. shea!c, receiver. vs.. Newell Dsy-sult TO
recover 81 AIS 10. goods cod
Inc A. r. iota.ing Company w. Gus wermsn
sosd -"
6ardnsr stfa,tnn va Ch:ibefy ASHFORD d
Fefry--cus. 20 recover commission o. no
H. ID Loagaker ". II. Esnool 2h--suis to re-
cover ks1s on irroS.ssso.y note.
FRED ktei rs. Ssonm. Hoyt Il HuiISuit to
recover t-S,o1 damages Tor personA. lninrses
=. z: ssoxa.s vs. Byron rneIos-suIt for re-
sfrsining orcer.
state ex rel. ]. r. stcnemsu Vs. Minneapolis
Realty & Investment Company SHIT 70 de-
care certain. raopesty partnership property and
70 sppo.nt rece.veT.
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a su.,a,nrtf. sn,,m...

Mrs. FnniSan. wife OF Earney Finngan.
Yesler avenue shoemaker, applied To
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Winstoek
yesterday for warrant, charging her has
band with assault and battery. She claims
that on Sunday her son earned 81 and Mr..
Finnigsn wanted 1t TO spend for whisky
She objected. whereupon her lord and
master hit her on the head with rocking
chair. Incidentally she told Mr.. Win
stock thai Finn,gan had ssuanieFed 400
In three years.
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Courts &na tounsy osaes.

"SEs N"fs t~e homestead. two sua! hasAs
-, 81 o.e casa salTles 81 tAs gasss.. states
Aha e - ya,ieesAy
Aas!toF EwicAsll ;eavvs thls rassaiur
- aa5is. aAesc ae wi attend sse regu AZ
es L "
- fAiaE 81 sesfisBo1s N tie lttss e.sss
ia@ steamers SAsesse sa2 Militia log
sh tie saapeye. ua g. b..sx., o.,s-
$50 's,,srssy ~ CRlsed state, ,agaris
W. ssassy - Iassi
4. %ss OF kssrst; brought ssst YESTERDAY
Ssfssses eeeft against August Iehp,oa
is s1e Is. y. rosEsiss 10 sa.xs4osr q
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OuArvelinH over Land.

Warrants have been issued BY Justice
Caldwell fos the arrest of Frank Wc,more
and James Je~ett on the charge of threat
ening 10 Kill j. h Hendricks. ana war
rant has been sworn out agat.ist Hen
bricks on the charge Of assault and battery
In connection with the same case. The
parties interested live at Columbia and the
trouble or siuatei in d!spa,e over land.
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The Dog Catcher's wealth.

Paul, alias Charles. Martin. cx-assistant
city dog catcher, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Henry Surry for be-
ing drunk. Martin has not worked for
three months. yet always dresses well and
spends money. Yesterday he had $s5. and
the police are trying to find out where he
got it. 1t is PLAIN to De seen by their
actions that they think some man has been
robbed.
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omplis atoms of = Firm.

y. Hleweit wants the partnership
ShE:f has eNlstce: between himself and X.
n s''r7sn since the latter part Of Novsm-
or s~93. dissolved. TIE reasons he gives
s'e '<ifse: "a ths isgh of last March. Al
VT ''es' ~; Judgment against the firm
. 80 AMI two rsys previous Sheriff
"e'5sFy bad attached their stock 81 cigars
sn7 fiaarcos, valued ~ $tsa This Of
"lsss made things bad again. especially
80 s'ore rcnt 5 faiue up at the rate of
- mcnth sad she iirla can do no
eos g =. 80 E.eweig wants the PARTNER
.a'i = SOLVED, receiver appointed and
sw' Judgment declared Sabsequsnt ana
,aie a. the otaer partnership debts.
80 L" meantime toe sheriff j. restrained
nost sal. ns TIE nrntsrty
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Squire
Park Lots
At $3.50
Apiece,

Tn terms OF $50 cash and $50 every three
months. With interest At per cen. Jus.
nx this proposition In your mind whether
you buy lot or not and recall it two or
three years hence. Then IL you don't re-
Rres thai you did not secure Squire Park
LOT when they were S!.a5o each on pay
nenss extending over a period of years
with low rate OF interest. We are mos:
nightly mistaken We are going 20 sell
limited number Of lots only on such
terms and reserve the right 10 withdraw
the offer a, any tine.
This IS absolutely the only opportunity
that has ever been offered in Seattle 20 OBJ
tain strictly high grade residence property
on sach terms. giving the purchases 5 years
in which to pay for 3 lot. 1t Is an cxcep-
tional offer and we expect ii to be appre-
ciated. Remember the terms,
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Farger Nalr~iae naand over.

Bernard Mulseine waived hearing IN
Justice taldwell's court yesterday On the
charge OF forgery and was huand over ,o the
superior court in so. In siefaul, ne was
committed
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Good Neiighborhood

As we'll as beautiful one. and when IL IL
conceived how large this ncighborhood
covering about 90 acres Of ground In the
very center o! the eiiy-onc can easily zee
how il will carry off the palm from every
residence district yet opened.
Those who wish TO buy lots in Squire
Park and have houses built .. once, will
anpiy for terms and other information TO
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5rass and hand and jaw hAianees she
stands rse-eminen,iy al the head Of her
profession. Her seais are something mar
Vicious. say s.se san Francisco papers.
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AZ sscersseg VIII 10 garsa to scoags Esle
's.,s ls@s by Mystic Jsss. lodge. j. g: X
sisAa4 s.Yaag eSsaEts Sss t<.as E4siA
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<,ORpaAY's THEATER,
u Ger TaFa ana &afison sA
j. T. FoEoaAS & Co. Owners asa Managers.
TRrT xFHsNT -Fs@essi sEssaxefnsns
81 MIS- y3ctury gs2tesfza aas esyvy i.oss .cavss
Msxsztess ss Mr. IArFeN taafon anS Ag. tass. O.
ssas. Aal our eseesssnf strasasSic Co
Hkg4osAESsJss &ns Dss. NAY -
TIE Great Erizh Cozsessy Drama ~ bioz Ho1cs-
cast Ia fo9r acts, esttsa~t
AAHAH "a f9sCE
4 Grxa3 PFczsacsiea stsh every s1scAttcn - detail
TuF atDIToEst "A Eenxneasler 20 Re
aasxf -u~ei.5flsx W4saesssy~-Iwa Massa%sa.-
saturday fraeas Of ssEsa s&stsst--s ATaDsE. Soc:
seFsss Circle s1rs fslcssF. sc; tssstfE. 2sc, Boz
~&sss rs. ~~A.s ale a. sSAsey 61x
ICscs. Is.rs E0as, sG1
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CRATTLE TERATER-
> Third ard cherry atreesA
Nv Hanna Lessee ana ManAgeA
SATURDAY. MAY 81.
CINDERELLA
AND GRAND sNAffbiTfOS OF
FANCY uAaCiSsf
To - given ~ Pref Logas Juvenile
PEp4ss for lhs SsEe1E Of thu
ORPHANS HOME

4 ndsf The auspices ~ The LAdlss tfiss' society.
pnsalar Prices First se-ss, 81; nsieesy Use:
gallery ssc snG soc. seats sow % sale 81 theatss
hps os@ee
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$3.50
Cash &
$50 a
Quarter,

With interest AT 8 per cent. Squire Park
is one of the most eligible residence dis
tricts in the city. 1t is high and slightly.
lays well and is close in. so close IN fact
that one can easily walk down town TO
business, while for those who want to ride
the Msdrona Park car line passes through
the tract and the Yesler Avenue line is less
than three blocks away.
Six fine residences are now in course OF
construction in Squire Park and the neigh
borhood will always DO frst-ciass for the
reason that no house costing less than
s., 500 will be permitted there. Purchasers
are not required to build within any spcci-
fed time and this provision II for the pur-
pose of shutting out cheap houses and
shanties.
Al! houses must be built back at least .
feet from the street.
Lots arc 10 by 12s feet In size, and all the
lots offered are on graded streets.
The title is perfect and all purchasers are
furnished abstracts.
When one can buy a high grade residence
lot for what il is worth today and take 5
years to pay for It. further argument Is
surely unnecessary.
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visit. This sale will positively
close with this week. The
bargains arc in the way of
handsome and latest style lace
shoes for ladies.
In the corset department we
have a splendid fast black corr
SET for 81 which can not be OBJ
tanned elsewhere for less than
$I.e5.
Only a few of those regular
ST. chcmisc for misses, which
are now marked at CSC, are
left. Buy them today.
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The MacD. & s. Co.
7i7.7ia7sl-72s FRONT ST

If YOU care to save a con.
siderable portion of the usual
cost OF your shoes you will do
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we'll to visit
the ladies'
shoe depart.
nent this
week. The
special re-
auctions are
Of sufficient
interest to
warrant an
i'm date
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

A Clause In the New Treaty Makes
Forgery E.xsraditable.

WasHixorov. March -. No treaty
that has come before the senate IN late
years has secured more public attention
than that which was recently concluded
between the government of the czar and
the United States. IL has been severely
criticised. and in the past two or three
executive sessions 81 the senate there
has been quite debate over the pro
position Ia release the Injunction of
secrecy. The majority 81 the senators
want the matter made public. The state
department is also willing that the text
81 the treaty shall 90 out. hut doubts the
propriety 81 publishing the accompany
ing correspondence.
IL is not the clause which refers Ia
attempts To assassinate the car. or any
member Of his family. that has aroused
the opposition to the treaty 30 much as
another matter that has been found hid
den away in the text. The treaty makes
the forgery ~ nny government paper or
document an offense for which the
guilty person may he extraditcd. II is
well known that no political subject can
escape from Russia without the aid 81 a
passport. and that he cannot secure that
coveted document Necessarily. he rs
compelled 10 resort To the expedient III
forgery. and the instrument that passes
him through the frontier is q forgery
the forgery of government paper. The
treaty makes extraditable the oirensc
that has been in every such case com
mittcd. Thus Russia can accomplish
her own ends.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Sf~ssss. Tenn. March = Gen. u.
Kirby Smith. professor ~ mathematics
IN the University II the South since
$50, died here this afternoon al SD.
For two years his health has be~n ,is.
clining. Tw" weeks AGO he was faken
sick IN New Orleans ari was confirol "a
his bed for hive of ak days. bat recovered
sufficiently "a travel and reported at
Sewanee on Monday. March ~
Two days afterwards ile caugh,
cold. aud relapse enrued.
his condition being complicated bs
congestion 81 the right nng. Every
thing In human power was done 10 save
that the chances were against his recoe
cry Once or twice during femp,raf,
periods IL semi consciousness his mind
wandered through pas, scenes and he
ordered the batteries 10 come uEl Early
this morning he became totally uncon
sc,ous. His end was very peaceful ils
wife and sis ~ HE family were with
him. He died as he bad lived bright
strong and confident of his christian
faith and hope.
Gen. Kirby Smith was born in St
Augustine. Florida. May I6. is3i, and
Was therefore ia the 18th year of fir
age. With him closes the list of fuil
generals on both sides during the late
war. his commission ae full general IN
the confederate service having been ~.
sued February IL. 1854. Tie came from
AN iliustrious family 81 soldiers that
hss participated with distinction IN
every war wsged In this country
since the old French war His
grandfather served both against the
French and the British. being major
in the revolutionary war. His father
was colonel an the war of Isle and was
afterwards made United States judge
of the superior court IL Florida. Has
elder brother was twice brsyetied for
gallantry on the field in the same war
An account ~ his life. recognized by
himself as authentic. aiIl be- found in
Appleton's biographical dictionary The
funeral will bc held Friday.