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TACOMA, Aug. i.-tSpecial.l -One of the
serious side lights that affects the city
council. or ut least several Of its members,
in connection with the transfer Of the
water and light plants, 10 the statement
frequently made that what Is left
of the old light and water
plant. after the city has paid 81, $50, 900 for
the electric light and water property. will
go into the commercial lighting business
in opposition to the city. The gas
plant is not parted with by the
old company. and the gas property is said
TO yield very handsome income on the
investment. But the shoe p,nches the
most because it is stated that
the old company has bought
two-thirds of the interests of
the Commercial Electric Light COMPANY.
and will 90 into the arc lighting business.
indeed. IL is arranging for arc lights, when
i. was the tacit understanding that the
city vas 10 have monopoly of tho arc
lighting Both sides charge the other
with Quiboling.
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rns rxNsI0x ABUSES.



Rsfosm Them.
Pirrssuno. July 3i.-Judgs slsgls. Of the
county court, recently wrote Assistant
the recent suspension Of many pensions,
etc. Hehas received . lengthy reply from
Mr. Reynolds. explaining the policy of the
administration. Reynolds says substantial
~ that the suspensions to which the Judge
referred were made by virtue Of an order
Of tho secretary. holding in substance that
. man who 10 able TO earn his support by
manual labor has no titie to pension,
under section . Of the act Of June 20, lsssl,
and the order of Commissioner Raum az
ing tho raies under this act ignored the
essential basis of the penslona able
statas~-inabiiity TO perform man.
uai labor. Furthermore that evidence
which might have shown that the disa-
Utilities we're the result Of vicious habits
was not required the commissioners
ruling thus superseding the Law. Again
Raam treated disabilities not OF service
origin the same ~ disabilities which were.
The present secretary, having found the
erroneous orders Of Raum unrevoked and
claims adiudlcated Hereunder unaues-
TONED. could not DO otherwise than re-
voxe THESE ORDERS, providing q new one in
accordance with the las for future rrac-
tice. and order a re-exanining OF prior al
1udleatoas 80 correct the error. Raum's
error VAS not exposed until January :. of
this year. after ssi .iSl eases had been
saiadscased in pursuance thereof. The
administration would have been a yarty
To perpetassins inous.sous wrong 10 the
nation and TO - class 81 its pensioners un-
der the acs os ism II these claims remained
unexsmincd- The members OF the boar,
Of revision Tor this purpose are no, all
Democrats. ana Its chief member of no.
liability Is Republican. No Judgment. in
pronounced before there is tul.
Investigation. II the record shows an
illegal pension claim 10 IL suspended and
the rensseasr allowed sixty days 10 ME
testimony in seaattsl. Ii his RICH. To re-
main - shown. the suspension is removed.
otherwise his name Is stricken from III.
soli. In conclusion, Heynold, SAYS:
We are siarly correcting abuses an
placing al the pensions under the act al
June -. i>s0, on ST equality We are
pledged % make the pension roll roll AZ
houor aud Will eoniinus thls work nut,,
the people wha demanded thiy reform,
shah call a halt :"
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TWO SMALL FIREs.
Fire Department Gives xxsrsase Das
Net Much WORK.

Fire Department. Gives xxsrsase Das
Not Mech Worn.
A spark from . locomotive Get firs to .
pile Of empty oil and varnish barrels in
the rear Of the Standard Oil Company's
works at Ninth and Charles streets az
noon yesterday. The ire burned iercely
and Was attacking the trestle near by
when the fre department arrived and
made short work OF it. The loss Is very
small. An alarm Was turned in from
box g.
A box Of woolien rags in the basement Of
. house at the corner of Fourth and
Columbia, owned BY Mrs. Mary ]. Atkins
and occupied by James Peck, took fire
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock and
caused . great amount Of smoke. An
alarm was turned in from box Is and the
fire department we're on the scene in short
order. but the frs had been extingu,shed
BY the family. There was no lose. epon-
famous combustion was the origin.
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RxvoLurIoxIsrs ADVANCING.
The Attock % La Plata BoguD, ~
PFovsneo Of 0ooto Pc ThPoatooOA.

The Attack ~ La Plata Bogus, and
Province Of aaots Pc ThreateaeA.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 1.-The Herald's Buenos
Ayres correspondent says the revolution
lists are steadily gaming ground. An at
tack was begun on La Plata, and the city
of Santa Fe 10 threatened. Rosario has
already fallen. Forty towns In the pro-
vince Of Buenos Ayres arc now held BY
the revolutionistA In the province Of
Santa Fe they IRE seixing many towns.
Notice has been given the governor Of Caf-
ferata thst unless he surrenders the city Of
Santa Fe tomorrow and gives mp control
Of the province bombardment will begin.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-The Argentine minis
ter has communicated to the press dis
patch from the government ct Buenos
Ayres asserting that the Evolutionary
movements are entirely local. The ma
tional authorities are waiting the sanction
Of congress 70 bring . powerful influence
to bear.
LONDON, Aus. Ia dispatch from Bue-
nos Ayres says: Revolution continues In
the provinces Of Busnos Ayres, San Luis
and Santa Fe. the insurgents having
taken many towns. Much anxiety IL felt
a. to the result Of the conflict that has
tdAeu pioCV ~ La IIotos IN WHICH SOOuS
1000 men are engaged. The city Of Santa
Fs 10 besieged.
The Radicals at the head Of the revolu-
tionary movement now in progress de-
clare their object 10 to effect - complete .
revolution - that Of 1890, and 70 destroy
the surviving elements Of the regime Of
ex.President Celman.
BUKNos AYREs. Aug. The radical
forces are concentrated around Lapiata.
preparing for an attack. The governor
has 5000 men and Is confident Of his abil-
ity TO hold his own. Several thousand
coionists have joined the insurgents. who
are marching on Santa Re. The radicals
have been victorious at Rosario.
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\ strike on Great Nor,n.,,

SPOKANE, Aug. Special A strike
o. the section hands and surfacers on IA.
treat orsaern vas rrecipitatei today by
reduction Oh the wages OF he former
from s.0 to Si.25 and Of the
latter from $L75 To $i5o The
strike involves 40 men. Seventh five
men were sent on; by the officials of the
road herr to take the places Of the striker,
aud they announce thar there will be no
difficulty In supplying enough more. The
strikers received ,ine checks as fast as
they applied for them.
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s,axna,iea In Iasa.,r,a, Linz.

NV foSx, Aag. i.-D!spateAes corssnu.
20 tell OF Entertainments in manufacturing
Industries ali over the Hast Mills are
shuitsaS down all over. either partially or
wholly. aaa sasny have given notice Of a
reduction OF wages
ossSsK. n. j.. Aug 1.-The shut aosa
III the Edison faenograah werks - only
partial Ea:soa to-day issued the follow
ins s;stemsns: "faoaasraph works sAa.
down because We have nearly completed
oil orders ca hand. and the proprietor,
seeing that tAe eouasry had resolved
tssssf into national Iunsile asylum. de-
esaed 10 wait anti tho wave nas sno-
All 81 xCfax~hss -
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Note-Barometer reduced to oes levol. .I''
indicates trace OF precipitation.

Nose-Baromster reduced to zee levol. "I''
indicates trace OF precipitation.
SUMMARY.
Mean barometer. 3O.0S: highest barome-
ter S017. date, I'D; lowest barometer,
$3.50. date. 3lst. Mean temperature s. !;
highest temperature. IS, date, 3lst; low
est temperature. %. date, 10th; greatest
daily range Of temperature. q: date. 10th /;
least daily range Of temperature, II. date.
9th. Mean temperature for this month in
1892, So; 1898. 6: mean temperature for
this month tor two years. 63; prevailing
direction of wind. west: total movement
of wind 32.32 miles; maximum velocity
OF wind, direction and date. l6, west, 2Oth.
Total precipitation. OiS inches; number
OF days in which .O1 or more Of precipita-
ton fell. Z. Total precipitation I'm inches)
for this month in 1882, 10; 1898, .4s;
average precipitation for this month for
two years, .S8; number Of cloudless days,
3; partly cloudy days, Is; cloudy days. 4:
dates OF frost. none. Thunderstorm. 30th !;
solar halo. 10Th; relative humidity, IS per
cent G. H. WILSON,
Observer. Weather Bureau.
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CONDENSED pISPArCass

Louis soreasna. saa Ffaacises easpen.s,
tel iroa tire soaFtA s:oEs @, = buis,.tnr Tae,ssy
morning ana ales: shortly Aste-
The pn.oa Paetfie Company has decide. -
teaAcs isa working time os lix 6fol sas,n r,a,,
by hereafter giving iseIa a .gIi sssurasy hoEi.
day wssaoG; pay.
VEIo farmers are feeding whea, 10 reg, in
pfv4efenes Ia selling al the p-asea, !ox r,tnr
i - claimed thai with york ~ So shs, Wa,
led 20 sNsaa sells at s. eashci
A; tea. q. Monday night John Cate and
;ffee a~a named Bosus. L K.ilsa aaa Ri
acre Allied BY sAe expsossoa OF boiler of a
'2'eshsns EaAesiss. Joseph ssip "a. fa;.l, v
Injured
report tsegl tie small mining town 81 Coma
'et@. SAYS that tie white rasners Manssr
Eisai baFE~i Ire Shlasse headquarters and ar
q e.sAf taiGasasa are supposed 30 havs
E~essssss ia sAe 6sm.ss
ssras;gs Triple Exsrsc;a Lonca q. stSY-on,
street
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joseph Ross sas arrested a: ,h,s
morning near the corner ~ Twenty-secona
street. aaa Issirr avenue ana booked
~ the police ssatioa ~ arrested on sa,.
pleier. In his possession .ere a
handful at green ress.A skeleton key ara. .
sarss-slaed Lay fork. lie elasms<. TIA. he
had found the bag fork On the
read anf wa taking il in
- ssnse of his friends IA tosn. osseers
iose!ani aud u.sseia~ made gAs arrest.
Ross - a. liaslaa frat aud vegetable
20 aaler.
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CEfcsso. Aug The COMMITTEES on
resolutions this eYening made ex-senator
Reagan chairman aad Robert Schi:iine. Of
Wisconsin. secretary. A sub-commistss
consulting Of Reagan. Bryan OF Nebraska,
Patterson OF Colorado, Barflns Of Nevada.
Donnesly Of Minnesota, George Wash.
burn Of Mausehrssfss and Naming OF
Asabarua. we're selected 70 drast rssoiz'
etous ana yepoys tomorrow.
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TACOMA, Aug. L-f6pecial. The Puget
Sound Iron Works and the Cherry Il
Parkes Foundry Company assigned today
to Il. r. Anderson for tho benefit OF cred
itors. the assets Of the former being placed
at $79.6o5. and the liabilities At Sc, ass. The
liabilities Of the foundry are placed at
81. Ash
Dennis Doyle. . union sailor who was
arrested several days ago for assault on .
non-union sailor. will have to stay in Jail,
rs the habeas corpus proceedings before
Judge Parker were dismissed this morn
ing.
Jake Andrews, tho Young brother Of 8.
A. Andrews. was seriously wounded in
the back by an Italian candy vendor to-
day. Jake claims he had asked the italian
for some candy, when the man hit him
with Ratchet.
In the suit of DR.. J. 8. Wintermute VI.
James Stinson, for about $4,000 for care
Of thoroughbred horses on his ranch, the
jury returned verdict for 81 and costs
this morning, after being out from 1890
Monday morning.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Tacoms
Mining and Milling Company were filed
this morning by +. c. Miller, Of Tacoma;
Henry Raymond and Eugene H. Lewis, Of
Portland. with capital stock Of l.0OO.-
O0O
The colored people Of Tacoma held .
picnic at Spanaway lake today. which
was attended by a large crowd. . During
the afternoon teams from Tacoma and Sc
attic participated in baseball match.
William A. Wilcox, foreman of the Ia
coma Box Factory. was held up shortly
after midnight this morning when going
to his lodgings on Lower Pacific avenue.
All the money he had in his pockets ae-
gregated $i.35, which was taken. together
with hts gold watch.
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san ASpREAs. Cal. Aug. III. s. Greg
Org, sheriff OF Amadore county. and Dis
trict Attorney W. e. Rust were here thia
evening. and succeeded in getting . full
confession from Eagan. who 10 in Jail
charged with the murder Of LOWE. the
Weils-Fargo messenger, in Amadors
rnunty
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Dissolution Of L.,t. Unio. Probable.

CHrcAxo. Ang. IA Washington City
SPECIAL says: Silver is likely TO receive
another blow before long severer than that
of the closing OF the Indian minis to silver
coinage The information IL from con-
,idcn,iai sources thai the dissolution OF
Latin Union ID threatened.
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SAY Francisco, Aug. L-Senasor White
and Senator Perkins left tonight for WASH
ington City. They were accompanied by
Congressman Mcguire
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NEW YoRx. Aug. IA morning paper
says: Archbishop Corrigan has lefs the
city secretly for Rome. the pore having
summoned him for personal interview.
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Canereaa nf AIeAitNetA.

CHICAGO. Aug. The formal opening
Of the congress OF architects occurred to-
day. The American institute OF Archi-
teets elected D. II. Burnham president
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NEW York, Aug. LA dispatch re-
ceived this afternoon by the Nicaragus
Canal Company from an agent at Granada
stated that peace was restored ct Mica
ragua.
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Land Once nus,s.ss for y.lv.

TIE monthly report Of the United
States land Office for July shows that
s, 81 aesss Of public land were sold, net
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JULY W8ATUER RECORD.
Following II the meteorological record
OF observations taken by the observer ct
Seattle during July:
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AN 1xsUxcrsox oRAHrHD.

The TaeoWo Meteor Cenpony Restrained
1rea Absegssiag - AgSeensst.
TACOMA. Aug. L-lSpecial. EBseause
the Tacoma Railway 4 Motor Company
has given notice that il would abrogste
it, trafRc arrangement with the
Tacoma, Lake Park 4 Columbia River
Railroad Company. some OF the
officers Of the latter company imagine that
the Northern Pacific railroad company,
actuatsd by desire 70 prevent the building
Of road to the Columbia river. takes this
means Of interfering with the Lake Park
people. Accordingly the Lake Park road
officials have secured 40 order from Judge
Parker. returnable August S, restraining
the Tacoma Railway 4 Motor Company
from refusing TO carry Lake Park passen.
gers to and from the terminus Of the Lake
Park road as Center and Walnut streets.
10 Pacific avenue and Jefferson streets, for
cents. The agreement on which passen-
gers were carried for 2 cents was TO have
been in effect for fifty years by virtue Of .
mutual arrangement
The Lake Park officials announce In
connection with the charges which they
make against the management OF the
electric lines. that they have floated
SIS. 600 of their 5000 coo construction
bonds, and that that sum will be received
here in . few days to pay for the surveys.
In order 70 injure its business and prevent
the sale of more bonds. these officials
claim that the Tacoma Railway 4 Motor
Company has abrogated its traffic arrange
ment.
Speaking Of the action Of the Tacoma
Railway Il Motor Company. Mr..
Shulxs says the agreement was abrogatsd
simply because the business did not war
rant the carrying Of passengers 1T 2 cents.
aud that 70 assume that the Northern Pa
cific had anything to do with it evinced
. dsplorabls lack OF ordinary intelligence.
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The sores cOmMfnced 20
heal up; the scales came on and all over his
body new and healthy flesh and skin formed.
When he had taken two bottles OF HOODS
NAR0 ,he was free from sores"
HARRY X. RUBY, Box $50. Columbia. Penn.
HOOPS Pillo are mild. gentle. painless.
safe and eacient cathartic. Always reliable. &c.
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As Large

As . dollar were the
scrofnla sores on my
poor little boy. sicken-
ing and disgusting. They
were especially severe
on his legs. back Of his
ears and on his head.
l gave him Hoods Sar-
sapariIla. In two weeks
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Essai@sux ~ Lsssei para today.
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s1ras;rs fr.pss sxsrsc;a L,nca g. s.SFrcu e,
street
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-07
Scene in a Church

SwEEDsBoRo,iN. j., March 6-Rev.
William Tracy and his brother, the de.
posed priest, created scene i'm church
yesterday morning when Rev. Father
Leahy, who was sent here by Bishop
OFarrell to take charge of the parish,
attempted to read the bishops lettei
to the parishioners. Rev. William
Tracy strobe upon the altar and COM
manded Father Leahy not to read the
letter. The priest was accompanied
by Deputy Sheriff Garrison and Con.
stable Taylor, whom he ordered to ar
rest Father Leahy if the latter per-
sisted in reading the letter There was
intense excitement in the church and q
serious outbreak was imminent. Father
Leahy saw that the priests and Officers
were in earnest and quietly withdrew.
The Tracys are in possession of the rec.
tory here and openly defy the authority
of Mgr Satoli and Bishop O'Farrell.
They say Rome alone can control
them. Legal means will be taken by
Father Leahy to secure Possession OF
the property.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-07
The Naronio still Missinq

New YORK, March 6-The white
star steamship Naronic is still among
the missing. Not a word has been
heard of the freighter since the day she
left Liverpool, February |. No incom-
ing vessels caught sight of her smoke
stacks, and anxiety has now given way
to a belief that something beyond the
ordinary has happened to the vessel.
The Servia of the Cunard line, reached
port this morning from Liverpool,
making the voyage in nine days. She
had seen nothing of the Naronic. Ship
ping men are anxiously awaiting the
arrival of the steamship Italy, six days
overdue; and which is expected to have
word Of the missing white star liner.
The steamship company people think
the Italy has the Naronic in tow. They
are inclined to think the Naronic is
either in tow or been driven in a dis
abled condition far out of her course by
bad winds; that the fact of her not hav-
ing been sighted by other steamers
from this port is not surprising.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-07
state School Funds.

State Superintendent Of Schools c.
w. Bean has furnished Prof. Hit with
a statement of the amount Of the an
portionment of state funds TO this
county. The fund Is made up of the
interest on the investment of money
derived from the sale of school lands
within the state which in time will
amount to an interest bearing principal
Of S25 100000. The rate at which The
portion to which Whatcom county is
entitled has increased in the past two
years, makes 1t evident that the In
come from that source within a few
years will be a very satisfactory sum,
The apportionments are made once in
six months and the following sums
have teen received within the past
two years, September 1891, S67i.65;
March 1892, $1,722.75; October 1892
81 ,59S.52; March 1893, S2,OS2.Os.
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THE news BY TELEGRAPH
The Committee DeVided on the An
derSOn Railroad Bill.
PRIESTS DEFY MGR. SAToL1
The Standard Oil Company Absorbs
" the Victoria Company-The
Naronic Missing
PRIESTS DEFY MGR. SAToLI

OLYMPIA, March 6-Contrary to gen.
eral expectation, Senator McCrosky did
not introduce his resolution this morn
ing relieving the committee of the An
derson railroad bill, nor did the COM
mittee report the bill back to the SEN
ate. The committee is greatly divided.
Claypool, of Pierce, and Van Houten,
of Spokane, are fighting to make a tif-
teen per cent. reduction, instead of
twenty-five per cent. as in the bill.
Van de Vanter, of King, and Smith, of
Whitman, insist that the Anderson bill
shall pass as it stands. Shaw, Demo
crat, of Clarke remains mute as to his
intentions. Van de Vanter is known
to reflect the views of Governor Nc
Graw, who insists that there must be
some remedial railroad legislation dur
ing the present session, for not only
does the eastern portion of the state, ir-
respective of party, demand reduced
freight rates, but he holds that the Re-
publican party will suffer unless some
action looking to this end is taken.
One-hundred and two members
voted today on the ninety-fOurth and
ninety-fifth ballots, result Allen, A
Turner, q; Griggs, Is; Van Patten, 81
Gilman, 8; Dunbar, 1; Shaw, l; Nc
Crosby, 1; Kinnear, l; Smith, l. No
other changes.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-07
Revolution in Honduras

PANAMA COLUMBIA via GALVESTON,
March "a new revolution has broken
out in Southern Honduras which may
lead to the overthrow of President
Pincians Leva and possibly involve all
the Central American republics in war.
Policiano Bonilla is the leader of the
new revolt and he has started in 80
well that he has sent word to his
friends in Panama that success is al
ready assured. General Terrencia
Sciera is chief of the revolutionary
army which Bonilla has organized, and
together they make the strongest COM
bination that could be found in South
ern Honduras. Bonilla's first victory
was won yesterday on the Plaza, at
Choluteca. That town was protected
by force of 500 men commanded by
General Matuti
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Seaman Arrested for pesertion

The assault case, wherein the mate of
the ship Formosa was changed with as
sault and battery upon "A sailor named
AIexar derson, took a new turn Satur-
day afternoon when Captain Ohrlof
secured warrant from Judge Gala
hers court for the arrest of the seaman
upon charge of desertion, and on
Sunday morning secured another for a
seaman named Lyons, who had raised
a disturbance on board the ship. Yes
terday morning the trial Of the mate
occurred before Judge Hardin, British
vice.Consul Klocker, Of Port Towns
end, having in the meanwhile arrived
to see that the rights of his countrymen
were protected. Both cases were dis
missed at the cost Of the ship, the sail
ors securing their discharge, which was
the object in view when they made IL
necessary for the mate to use violence
in enforcing obedience. In considera-
ton of the ship paying the costs of the
trials and granting a discharge to the
seaman before the time for which they
signed had expired, they both consent
TO forfeiture of all wages which have
accrued since their departure from
Liverpool in July last.