The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-10-05

A premium on crime has been offered
in the proposition 10 pay sesttle's default
ing treasurer 500 week to 60 on the stage.
Deputy United States Marshal A. II.
Mcclure is in the city making his first
quarterly report to Marshal Drake. His
headquarters are at North Yakima, which
Mr.. Mcclure says is lively town, made
so partly by the heavy yields Of fruit and
hops, which are now being harvested.
Hop picking In Yakima county will not
be finished for week or 90 yet.-Tacoma
Ledger.
Hobos made raid on the hat-rack Of
the Ahtanum church on Sunday evening
last, carrying away seven samples Of head
gear. They also stole Rev. Cheadle's lap
robe from his buggy and pair Of blankets
from that Of Wallace Wiley. The good
book commands to watch while We pray.
but this is evidently case in which the
worshipers failed to obey the scriptural
injunction. No clue to the robbers has
been reported.
The widow Of Henry L. Yesler Is again
free from litigation entanglements. The
case against her, DR.. Jordan and DR.. Van
Buren,, on charge OF conspiracy to de-
stroy the will Of the late Millionaire Yes
Ter, has been dismissed. The case was
replete with sensations, and many Of
those informed concerning the circum-
stances OF the affair had already figured
out serious results for some OF the defend
ants, had the court been compelled to de-
termine the judicial status Of the matter.
Evidently Justice has a tender place in
her heart for the person Of wealth. She is
becoming too tickle for ordinary associa-
ton with poor people.
Harry Haste's room was rifisd on Sat-
urday evening, the thief obtaining about
1880. Haste suspected colored man
named White. Meeting the man on
Monday morning, he demanded the re-
turn Of the money. Words ensued which
finally suggested to the darkey that he'd
better get out Of sight sans ceremony.
He started. Haste tried to stop him with
his gun, shooting one charge into the
dusky retreater's leg. Haste was arrest
ed and examined before Justice Clark,
who held him to appear before the supe-
rior court. His case will probably be
heard on Saturday. The barge is that
Of assault with deadly weapon.
New York dictates the financial policy
Of the country, but always in her own
interest. The balance Of the country and
especially the west and south are forced
to submit to her dictation. Home rule
has departed. There is no longer a gov
eminent Of the people, for the people and
by the people. Money is king. The
dollar is all powerful. The people have
been forgotten. The king knows no law
but selfshness. Who will rise 10 the in.
terest of the people as against the common
foe7 Has America no Gladstone who
will champion the cause Of the people OF
the United States for home rule, bo.h In
business and political affairs ?-Spokane
Chronicle.
The Girls Guild OF this city Is making
careful prepare ion for chrysanthemum
cake sale to be held on the 18th inst.
The young ladies Of this society are
arrang ng premiums to be given for the
most attractive cluster OF chrysanthe- \
NUNS and for the prettiest single chrys-
anthemum. Other features OF interest
add to the entertainment which will rem
der the occasion one great enjoyment.
The place OF holding the Sale" will be
announced in later issue. The enter
tainment will be held for the benefit II
St. Michael's church. 1t should be
added, also, that those who compete for
the chrysanthemum premiums are not
restricted to the limits OF this city as q
field in which they may gather this
pretty flower. Bring them from any
where and everywhere. The prizes will
be worthy a special effort for their
requirement.