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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20
Revival Services

The revival services in the Methodist
Episcopal church will be continued, by spec
ial request during the present week. Preach
ing every evening at 7:3O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20
Lawless Omcers of the Law.

In the absence Of the pastor, who preached
at Tamaqua on Sunday morning II. G. Main
deli 'ered very thoughtful and profitable
discourse in the Methodist Episcopal church.
In the evening song service took the place
Of the regular sermon. But in the course Of
some remarks by the pastor ON the duty Of
christian people taking an aggressive stand
against evil doing he said that those officers
Of the law who are charged with the dury of
its enforcement include among them some of
the most lawless elements of society. he had
been reliably informed that there was
gambling hell within one hundred yards of
where he stood and that the facts had been
reported to the officers of the law by one who
was told to mind his own business" But
this condition is not peculiar to Shenandoah
The statistics of crime in the country at large
show that it is safer to kill man than to
steal loaf of bread to feed ones starving
children. Only one murderer in forty-niue
was legally executed two years ago. This ex-
plains why more men We're lyuched, by far,
than were legally executed, and goes far to
prove that the laWlessness of the admins
traitors of justice is rendering lynch law a
necessity under certain conditions Hero
things demonstrate the bible statement that
'eyil men and seducers shall wax worse ana
worse and show the necessity for good men
becoming better and more aggressive espec
tally concerning lawlessness in public offices.
Public Office is a public trust
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

run Of Trouble" Is The unhappy su TereT
with pains Hud heumati~n. keu Flag OH Is
the tam MS pa cure a rheumatism, GOut
Neuralgia and Lumba8O. Costs % cents.
Red Flag Oh is sold at r. p. u. Kirlin's drug,
store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

Stephen McKeon, Of Turkey Run, had the
third and fourth fingers of his left hand
blown Oh by premature blast in a tunnel Of
the Turkey Run colliery ON Saturday. He is
under the care of ur. HamiILln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

To complete files, two copies each Of the
EVENING HERALD Of January lst "a and
ith, and February 9th, 1892 A liberal prie,
viii be paid for the same.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

There are no new developments in con.
nection with the burglary of Green's tailor
ing establishment. Dan" Bradley is in the
county Jail awaiting the action of the grand
jury He still persists in denying all knowl-
edge of the affair, 1t is known that he had
accomplices, but who they were it has thus
far been impossible to find out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

You viii make no mistake in voting for
John A. Reilly for Council in the Third
ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

Captain OF Police, Philip j. Barber Of Bal.
tmore, Nd, sPys; salvation OH has been
used ut our station the past WiaUer for rbeu.
matism neuralgia, pain In the back, TO-. and
have Yet To meet with It's equal. It. is the best"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

Best work done at Brennan's Steam Laun.
Try Everything white and spotless. Lace
iurtains a speciality. All work guaranteed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

How often we hear middleaged people say
regarding that reliable old cough remedy
N. IL. Downs Elixir; why, my mother
gave it TO me when | was child, and use it
in my family; it always cures" 1t is always
guaranteed to cure or money refunded. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

Vote for John A Reilly the peoples choice
for Council in the Third ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20
Twelve Photos for soc.

By sending rs your cabinet, together with
Q cents, we viii finish you one dozen photos
l-2-tf w. A. KEAGEY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

If you want careful and painstaking
Justice of the Peace in the Third ward, vote
for Max Reese
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

For Receiver Of Take vote for samue
Maidr.nn
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

Max Reese, in the Third ward, for Justice Of
the Peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

No. doubt whether there is any Cough
medicine equal to DIR. Coxe's Wild Cherry
and Seneka. Price % and so cents per
bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
'THE KIND THAT CURES"
The Green Rnrglarr.

Vote for John A. Reilly for Council in the
Third ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

additional local nsIOs on second Daqs.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

Costiveness can be permanently cured by
the use Of Mandrake Bitters. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20

HOldermsn's jowolry store iaaia as ovoE. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-20
ROBBED In IHB MINBS.
BOLD ACT AT SHEN NANDOAH
CITY COLLIERY.
A DRIVERS UNKNOWN ASSAlLANl
The Young Man Was Knocked
Down and the Wages He Had
Just Drawn at the Office
Were Taken

MOST daring act was
perpetrated in t h e
mines of Shenandoah
City co'liery on Satur-
day and the coal and
iron police say it is
only the second case oi
the kind that has Uc-
Cured in the Authra-
, 1893-11-24
sum SeFen elmer 20 MISUNDERSTANDING fiji
2lltenheims Jnfuien.

y0te 3miQin9si6peltern", &in6erz
Sperette, ipelcbc morgen 9tacbmittag I'M
33 ubr in Ser Sale 6esr SbiuerzGlub"
i'm II. Sto6tperf 6eS S9tlergebGu6es
bon benz &abcnberger'i9en &tnoerbor
aufgefitbrt merben miro, ioute red6t
Sablrei9 beIucbt perben, bennber Geinz
ertrag lit Da5u beitimmt, ben Sniaiien
bes Oeutl9en Mltenbeim cine MetbnacbtSz
beI6eerung 5u Dcran Italten. Sonttt lit
allen 6rcunben Der init Necbt Diel 9e1
prieicncn Nnitalt Die getplB WiQfommene
@elegenbeit geboten, ibr S0erflcin 3u Dem
9uten @ert bei5uiteuern unb gIci65eitig
zines 0enuiicS t6eilbaftig 5u tperben, pie
ibn nur bet @eian9 friider, DeIer &tnDer9
fttmr1el1 En0 OaS 8eItreben ber &leinen,
6iesmal auf ben 8rettern, Die Die Melt be-
beuten, 1icb BON iDrer beiten Seite gu 3etgen,
getpGbren farm. 0aB Die Quffitbrung cine
quite per6cn tDtrD 6afltr 9arantirt oaS
eifri8e Walten Der Srau &abenber9er,
tDelcbe ii6 felt Dorgenommen bat, nit ibren
30gltngen @brc etn3ulegen unO baber bic
8ortebrun9en nit @rlnolicbteit uno GROCER
Imitbt trifft.
Die 8eicbung ser 6auptrouen in ser
Operette tptro to(genoe iein:
Mlob 9tanIep. Motfbni9in Cuttings. 49,. @nuie SAP
5Sl3Iente STANLEY l.1UlpelterH. 800. @llte Subte
l. Wsaoden ............ S1ie 9tolpe
:. Wtdoden Noiie 9tupp
2! mn Ee4ntfrsnnOtnHsn ......... @8ne5 95eli0n
Eretioio, elm 3t~geunermdb8eA ipater
: O: ,yioIenCe
l. St8euHeFtH... . Carrie NOCD
@breHfrduleiu, eDor Der @0ulma66en nnS S8i9enner.
, 1893-11-24
Cine ShIan9e am Bufen.
Srau nIarY 1idaros pon itrer ei9enen
Sbwefter perrathen mo ibres
0atten beraubt.

Inter Ser Nnfldge Der Gntfii6run9 itanb
Sreb. GtbarbS belte 8ormittag Dor Dem
Gi6ter &erften. Die &lGgerin mar ieinc
et9cne Satin, Wlarp Gtcbarbs, bic i'm be-
i6ulbigt, ibre Sbmeiter, Sri. Mfin1tc Otb7
ion, gu unmoralil9en 3tpeden e1tfiibrt gu
bdben.
&m beuti6en Sage ouf Ser @eltanSltelz
lung beri6panben Gi6arbS uno Sri. 0tb>
ION aus BET NobnunS Der Tamilic, 1908
Glt @robe Qlpe. 3pet W{pnate lang Der7
blieb 6rau &iBoro8, tpie tie er36Dltc, in
DngemtB6ett ii6cr Sen Qlufentbalt i6res
@atten unb ibrer S6tpeiter. GnoLicb erz
fu6r tie, baB Ei9ar65 in elmer QGerfit6tte
in 8uuman bei6dftigt iet. &tcbarO8 lit
N1aic6int1t Don BrOfelliOt unb bate feline
Satin un6 feline beiben &in6er gdn5Iib
D9ne Subiten3mtttel 3uritfgelaiien.
@ttpa INN bieletbe :3ett, ais 6rau
Dticbarb5 BEN Qlufentbalt i9reS @atten aus
ftnoig ge1nacbt bate, beporb iib 6ieier
tpieoer nm etne Stcle IN bet 0eering'ihen
acknowledgements in Der Ell friiber
gearbeitet bate.
Srau Gi6ar6S bate bier bereits borber
Dorgelpro3en un0 benz Experimentation
Der 8erte ibr2ei6 %9efta9t. Der 2ebtere err
fIdrte 6oun 8icbarb8, 6aB CT ibm cine
SteIung geben tpole, unter Der 8e6tn9ung,
DaB er DieOer SIT ietner SamiLie 5uriidfebre.
9tt6aroS unterparf it6 bteier 8e6tngung,
febrte nob 6auie 5uriId uno crlangte Die
8er3ei6ung ietner Srau. St ~bcbauptete
Gber, iiber BEN Qlufentba1 6es Sri. @ib1on
nt6ts 81 piiien.
@sitcrn frib aber ent6edte 6rau &icbar6s
3ufGltq in 0em 9tdchtbem0 hires Gjntten
etnen Brtef, Der bon ibrer Sbpelter 9erz
ribrte. 'Sn Dem 8rtef beiteQte Sic Shmez
tier Htcbar6S 3u elmer 3uiammenfunft in
gSeIt : Bullman fir nGcbiten Sonntag
Nbenb. Nus benz 8riefe alma Oeutlicb
Derpor, 6aB 6as Yaor beabiibtigte, 5uiamz
men aus Dem Stoate SuinoiS 3u flieben.
gtacb OIe1er @ntOefung be8ab iicb Trau
0ttcbaro3 3u ibrer an Der Suuerton Npe.
ipobncnoen Wtutter unb flagte oieier ibr
2cib. Die Sol8e mar, 6aB geltern gtacbz
mitto8 Sri. @tbion in @eit 8uQmann
NIB &i9aroS 9eitern 9[beno perboftet
ipuroc.
Sri. @ibion CAB BEL ser beuttoen Gerz
banoiun0 Dor benz Ntcbter &eriteu au, nit
lbrcm S9no8cr leit lGnger ais etnem
Sabre t%iltll1c 8c3tcbungen unterba[ten All
DQoeu, nc ertldrte aber, oaB GtharDs .ite
nIc3t cntllt0rt babe. Nueroings babe iie
10r oclm aNf lcinen &atb pin berlaIIen,
ullo nit letner &ilfe babe ic cine SteQ1no
bel Der 6amilic etnes Qrstes in Met 8uue
11tann erbaltelr. 8tcbter &erltcn entIcbieo,
DaB inter ben obpaltenbcn um1tdnben BON
elmer @ntfltbrnng ni9t geiproben tpcrben
tonne, 1tro er ipra3 ben 8erbafteten fret.
Srau 5tt3oros mar Durcb Die Gnti9eibung
nabe3u 9ebrocben.
, 1893-11-24
Rleine Uabridoten.

= @~elun69ettsz GommiiGr &eDnol6s bat
bic 9octoren st. 9. 8eegle, 98. 81. Summit
lnb so. 8ran6 6a5u ernal1nt, Sic ncrIbiez
0cncn 0ffentItcben Sbulen SIT beiucben ltnO
bafiir 81 iOrgen, baB sue GinOer geimpft
pcrDen.
= George Sanfor6, 9tgcnt fHr Sic GngLez
toooO Gtrdben>llnion, flagte beute SrtD
Bbtlip 8raoD i'm Gnglelpoo0 8oli5et7
geribte, ipe9cn Sdli6ung an. 8rabD iou
ongcblt3 Die Stimlnen auf elmer gctitton,
bic ibm GrlaubniB ertbeilt cine Salpu>2iz
Gems 81 eripirfen, gefGlibt baben. 0a ie7
boh ber gfoebiDeiS feDlte, tpur6e er ent7
laiicu.
= Snfplge 6eS @eriibts, 6aB Sic MleDz
9ob6abn NIT Dem Blan umgebe, ni6t nun
ibr 0eleiie IN n0rbli4er Gi6tung nab Dem
Centrum Der StaOt gu p%crlGn9ern, ionbern
uub cine ipettere nDrolic6e 8erlGngerung
bis @panIton uno cine liloli6e bis Soutb
Gbicdgo b%ea6ltbtige, ittegen 9eitsrn bic
Mftien 6ieier 8abn I'M Elm 8eoeutenbes.
= GmiL Sobn1on, Ser 8rl6er 6es
0ienimGD6ens 6tLOa Sobnion, tpelcbe an@
gebLi9 bon benz Wil6mann 0enrp Gber1
barbt iiberfabren iDur0c, bat gc9en ben
2ebtcren cine duf Tooti6log lautenoe Gld9e
cin9cretc6t, unb &i6ter 6OglunO bat Ben
Qtugeflagten bis gum l. DECEMBER unter
$40, 900 8ijr9i9aft geiteut. Qtn uorlie9enz
Der STEELE murbe bereitS barauf auflmcrf7
lam gemQ9t, DAB Gberborbt ieiner QluSz
ia9e 5ufolgc il6erbaupt nibt Ser SbGter lit,
unb OaB Sic GoronerSiurD, bic i'm iibrigenS
freiipra9, ii9.niDt einmaI bic Mii6e nabm,
ibn gu ibentifi5tren.
Kin0eroperette in Ser 9aue Oes
SbtuersGlub.
, 1893-11-24
@etbno1tem

Oas frohe Self 1T naPe, mo- 2It uno Sung feb cine 5reuoe
berettet. Oa es IN oieie 1ahr mebr ais ie ~an9ebrad7t If, Gas
l1fbltdqe nit Dem 2n9enehmen gu %perbnoen, 10 ffhren mir I'M
11adfol9enoen eme ReFe bon 2lrtifeln auf, Ole f2 10 rePt1
fir Geldenfe ei9nen:
SSerteats 1tnO &nabett=ttliters,
neber5teber 1tnO 2lmsi9e,
Gin5elme SSoien unto 2Seitet,
OeitriGte tuoNeme Sa6ett, IeOerme Sa6ett,
2amge ttnO furse 9m6sOt06e,
suite, WiiBen, SSatoidbnbe,
Gra9et rmo ManIdbettet,
2Set8e It.. tpoaene 9etnOe1,
9tadtbemOen,
G~raOattet 1nO S9a(stitder,
gSeiBe nnO ietOene gSeiten,
Setnete tttO ieiOeme SaI6enta@er,
s0mudee9enitamOe QuWeID,
Sdtueres lttterseu9,
@oQene Striintpfe bon 15c amf,
SoIentrager bon 1Oc amf,
sdbar5em fit ieoe 8eibaftt9uts,
SaGett, STRENGTHENING iiir &tnoer,
&ttebOiet, tuethe IuO 1uoaete gSaiIts,
0seiietaSdet 1tmO 9anOfOTer,
Scorer INT naen 0r66ett,
umo nod? ~un5dhi9e anoere Saden. 1ur ioHoe, quite Daaren So
on neortonen preien. Geibenfe, melde oem 6e1dmaf os
8e1denften ntd2t ~entpreden, weroen Don uns nab mePnadbten
germ 11n9etauld t, Ga es unier 8eareben 1T, uneren Runoen IN
Ieoer Detie 9ered7t gu weroen.
, 1893-11-24
Die Orebfreu3e.

9ie 8etpo6ner Set Safe 2(penue unb 81.
Stra3e iinh in bobem @ra0e entriiftet
OarIber, 6g6 Die 81. GentraG6abn nod
INNER i6re 0rebfreu8e furnstiles), tpelcbe
itc sur GontroIe tbrer Gonoufteure bcnubt
unb gele8cntGi9 Ser DEMONSTRATING elm
fii6rte, iteben ldBt. 9a befiircbtet ptrh,
0aB Oie neutrality-suspicious., tbrem alien
0runOiaBe, Die 9rOBte foitenGoie 9tusz
Oebnung na3 alien Seiten, folgenb, baS
etnmal @rrungene ni6t mteber bergeben
mirb, 10 tperben bic 8iirger ndcbltenS cine
Notwithstanding abbaIten, ltnt bic
n0tbi9en S3ritte 8ur Gertreibung ser urz
fupatoren 3u t9un.
, 1893-11-24
Sehnfuht I'll fterben.

Ser &eGner @eorg &r69er ftarb in ber
perf1oienen Go9t I'M Querianer 6Oipttal,
nacbbem ct it6 por9eltern infolge bon Dir
6eitSloit8fett cine &u9eL in Ben &opf gee
icboiicn bate. SIM 6OlpitaI bat er, baB
man feinen 8eriu9 maben m0ge, fem 9ez
ben GIT retten, Oa ct fet entibIOiien Jet, gu
iterben.
, 1893-11-24

2(bsnObIatt Der Sa. @taatssts. 1 Gent.
, 1893-11-24
StdotiIbes,
Brieffait9n.

q. .. Die Office beS 8sbti9uboers
einS befinbet ii9 i'm @arben @itp 8lOd,
gforoweitefe Tiinfte NDe, unb G~anOolpbitr.
Die betr. 3eitung bat itb gcirrt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-13

WHArcoM. Dec. l. - Especial - Re-
ceiyer Richards, Of the Puget Sound Loan.
Trust and Banking Company, instituted
eight suits in the superior court yesterday,
as follows:
Against A. ]. Black. Suit on five prom
issory notes, 1891, and foreclosure of chat
tel mortgage on a law library. The notes
are dated January %. 1892. and bear inter
est at 1 y per cent. per month.
Against c. z. Wheeler. Suit on demand
note for 81, 600, with interest at 5 per cent.
Against +. C. Pettibone. Suit for
81. 9Sl II and interest from August j, 1895.
for overdrawn account at the bank,
Against Bay City Land Company. Suit
on promissory note for 81. s63 30 and in
terest at per cent. per month from March
l, 1893, and $50 attorneys fees.
Against S. +. Darwin and wife. Suit on
promissory note for $l75, with interes.
month, and $50 attorney fees.
Against W. r. Pettibone and wife-Suit
for 81. 331 g and interest from March q,
1893. at per cent. per month, and 500 al
torney's fees.
Against f. r. Morgan-Suit on promis-
sorry note for $li0 and interest at 1 per
cent. from December 8. 1892.
Against Garfield Investment and Trust
Company-Sult on promissory note of Eu-
gene Garfield for s., 900 with interest from
December o. 1891, at y per cent. and 10
per cent. attorneys tees, which note the
Garfield Investment and Trust Company
promised to pay. Also an action on
promissory note for 81 600 dated February
8, 1892, and secured by assignment OF land
contract, and $3.50 attorneys fees.
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TO REMOVE RECEIVER RICHARDS.
Stockholders Of Broken whatcom
Bank Sue For a Ghanre

WHsTCoa, Dec. Especial. There is
said 10 be something very dark in the
wooipiie OF the Puget Sound Loan, Trust
& Banking Company, and an effort is to be
made in the courts To let in more light for
the benefit OF the deposl,ors and certain
dissatisfied stockholders A petition was
fled yesterday praying for the removal of
state Senator Franz II. Richards SIS re-
celver and the appointment of 7. f. Rob-
er,son instead. Ii is alleged that Richards
was appointed at the instance OF President
/. (. Petisbone and Cashier W. /. Patch.
without the knowledge OF a large per cent.
Of the stock holders and few. II any, of the
depositors. that the said appointment was
secured by the said president and cashier
With view ID tie protection Of them
selves and their families to whom they
had loaned over so. 90 OF the funds of the
bank without sufficient security. aad that
the SUSPENSION OF the bank was occasioued
by these loans. The petition further
recites THAI Il is the belief Of the
petitioners that Receiver Richards owed
the bank at the time OF his appointment
and that lie still owes il. OBJECTION is also
made - the action Of the receiver ia en-
P!oy'ug ". J.. Patch as assistant az a SAL
arg OF <i5o yer month. both on account OF
the amount 81 The compensation, which IS
deemed needlessly large, and because of
the confidential relations existing between
TIE receiver and the said Patch and Petit
Zone, y bc are said 10 Re stili in virtual
control OF the banks affairs. The petit
TONERS refer 10 current Famors that the
banS VIII not pay - cents on the dollar.
and evince the!g personal consideration for
Mr.. Richards oy expressing the opinion
that his continuance as receiver subjects
hign 10 harsh ana needless criticism as an
olaeer Of tae court" Notice has been
served upon she parties interested that the
matter viii come up for hearing in three
days. A. l.. Black, attorney for the peti-
TONERS, e one OF the banks debtors. aud
su's FOR the collection of five pron,issory
notes, aggrssatsng sa9l. and the foreclos-
are Of chagtel mortgage hss beea com
ueaced against him.
The TE.neipa. petitioner for Mr. Rich
as0s' removal Is Norr4s NeCarty, ex.
county treasure. wao vas Democratic
candidate Tor state senator against Rich
arts "a Issl aad was gwen $ certificate OF
election. Richards contested and was
seated by tie senate after stubborn
Aea{, The Democratic member Of the COM
mitiee concnrTiRE IN the report. HIS
friends say that McCarty's petition Is an
e2tEg0StA Of the 9ld aghi. and that IL is
not supported by majority of tie sock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-13
Canadian Trad. with Australia.

VICTORIA. Dee. Especial Among the
Arawas passengers was Hon. Mackenzie
Bowel, Domision minister of trade aud
commerce. who visited Australia for the
purpose OF advocating the develop
ment of reciprocal trade between
Canada and Australia. He found
the Australians enthusiastic sup
porters Of the plan. and arranged for a
trade conference TO be held in Canada next
June. 70 which not only all the Australian
colonies, but all tho chambers of com
merce will send delegates. The con-
ference would have been held in
January, hut meetings OF the
legislatures Of various Australian colonies
conflict. IL is unfortunate, in Boweil's
opinion, that resty riva,ries % separate
colonies have thus far prevented develop
ment OF AustFalias interests, for
which the mass Of the Australian
people are ready aud willing and
waiting for, that they may take their place
as nation. on the return voyage, Mr.
Bowel held the Arawa over one
day while he addressed the CONNER
cial community az Honolulu. They
passed strong resolutions ia favor of
the development OF reciprocal trade,
and lndorsing the Canadian-Australian
cable project, whose designer. Sandford
Fleming. ACCOMPANIED Bowels on the trip
Il - expected Hoaolalu WILL subsId re llo-
orally and lie made station,
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MIR. Thur.ton Refuse. to Talk.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 12.-Laurin A.
Thurston. Hawaiian minister. arrived here
today from Washington City. lie was
shown copy of the Associated Press letter
Hs it came over the wires and that which
arrived on the Oceanic and was deeply
interested In ali he read. When asked to
express an opinion on the news from Ha-
wsii he said: al have received no
private dispatches from Hawaii as
yet The news contained in the As
soeiated Press dispatches Is in con-
formity with what ! expected" When
pressed to talk further on the subject. Mr.
Thurston declined on the ground that IL
would be impolitie for him 10 comment on
the attitude of the United States govern
ment towards the country he represented
as a diplomatic official.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-13
OLYMPIA New.

OLYMPIA. Dec. L. - [Special.l - The
steamer Aberdeen on her way to this city
yesterday from Seattle brought fourteen
prisoners who had been convicted in
Walla Walla county for selling liquor to
Indians, to the penitentiary 1T McNell's
island. The tide was low. and as the
steamer could not reach the prison dock,
six convicts were put into a small boat to
be taken ashore. A heavy sea struck the
boat. capsizing it. but the prisoners were
all recovered after being thoroughly
chilled. There is an invoice of sixty more
prisoners from Walla Walla now due.
Physicians of this city are camping on
the trail of one DIR. Trip, who claims TO
be n recent arrival from England, but who,
as Olympia doctors claim, Is attempting TO
practice without authority, although
loaded with titles from Great Britain med
ical institutions.
Gov. McGraw has refused to grant the
petition for a pardon for Fred Munson,
convicted of burglary in this city. The
young man has signified his willingness
to deliver himself at any point designated
by the officers here and is accordingly ex-
pected to arrive today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-13
Queen La. Record No. to Be Aired.

HosoL rIu, Dec. 4.-on request OF the
goyernme ut the libel suits of {. h. Wilson
against w. G. Smith. editor of the Star,
have gone over until the February
term of court. The request for a
continuance was based on the declara-
ton Of the ex-queen that she wonld refuse
TO attend court when called for the defense.
This would force the government TO bring
her into court and commit her to Jail
if she refused TO testify as she further
threatened. The government there
fore requested the defense to allow the
trial TO go over. as the action they would
be obliged to take might place the ex-
queen before the world in the light of a
martyr during the continuance of the pres
emit crisis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-13
CRIMINAL NEWS.

M new testimony has been developed II the
CouEhlia murder " a. in CstcAEo.
The MsTsr murder trial il New YORK con
;iaaes Tue prosecution - mSEins stzoaE
case against the possoher.
Horace C, A,I.. ex-presstea; OF the First Ma
tsoHsi e&nE Of lSttie Rocs. ArS-s las been sea
fenced 10 I've years lmpsisoa meat and dsaisa q
ns ~ trial
The Church Farniiura Company, o. Auburn.
lad. wss buraea iowa TUESDAY morning.
.oSs, s10.9A George FreGsrteks. the nlgh,
saseAz&a, wss hsgEed. lie bad been eoGad
aae rsrred sy reSeSrs, who n-rd tAe building
seven mile, south OF Breahara, Tex, Sunday.
Moss Msllsf beat MS wife because she refused
- live VIA hiEa- shs reported tie matter 70
Aataoss Harvey ana Tom Harvey. her father
and eroshe-. Tsey called ca Miller 20 reanon-
s.skss, and As shssz so:h with oacNsnot killing
tie father instantly sai fatally voGadlHg tAs
bgeiAsg.