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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
PLOT AND COUNTER PLOr.
Hawaiian Royalists and Anaexasisntss
Bxeited-Spreckels Threatened.

"oW1uou NoyAIbete ana Aaooxaetontsto
kxcited-Sprscksls Thseateaed.
HONOLULU, june :S-T B. Walker, e G.
Crick and Archibald Sinclair were taken into
custody on Juuc - on . charge OF conspiriug to
overthrow the government By force OF arms v.
n. Ashfofd. Samuel Newline and J. r. Colhurr.
Whose arrests were also anticipated. were not
noiestsd. ~ the evidences asainss them was not
strong enough The government claims to have
the most compete evidence against the alleged
conspirators. and other arrests are anticipated.
The three meu were brought before Judge
Foster on Saturday morning AMI held without
bail to APPEAR for examination today. The EVIL
dence against the men. IL 10 thought, will b
sufficient TO bind them over for trial.
As an OBJECT to the alleged royaiist plot 10 over
throw the anuexationists, the latter have little
one OF their own, which Il quite ~ deadly in iss
nature ~ that OF the royaiista. The Citizens
reserve, which nov numbers between COO aud
700 men. all armed with Springfield rifles, and
the Annexatiouist club, most Of whose members
belong 70 the reserve. play quite an important
part IN this plot In the event Of royalist out
break, certain prominent supporters OF the cx.
queen are marked for slaughter. and even II men
have not been detailed 70 do tho work. there 10 .
tacit understanding among certain Of the cisi-
zen soldiers - to which men each 10 TO pick out
and go for.
IL 10 safe to say that In any other place but
Honolulu such = condition OF affairs as exists
here would inevitably result In bloofs but
here PEOPLE are so in the ha bit Of making threats
with no Intention OF executing them that no
one places much faith in tho lighting qualities
OF either party. 1t 10 only fair to the provisional
government to say that tho oftcisls In power
have not been consulted In tie making OF these
Wild plans aud thst they are generally Goa.
servativc. level headed men. who would not
cuUusensnce such doines ~ are spoken oi
Early on tbs morning OF June ,. the following
placard. osuamented with q skull and cross-
bones. posted on the gate OF Claus Spreckels
residence. Was found BY him:
'Gold and silver will Not Stop Lead.'
This statement In view OF his opposition 10
the provisional government. seemed very signii-
icant TO Mr.. Spssckeis ana he immediately car
ried the p.acsrd 10 Minister Biount The Amer
lean ministsr took sprsekels statement down
and sent II TO President DSls without comment,
and Mr.. epreckels homo is now guarded by q
stalwart native policeman. To-Day IL was
learned that spreckels with his wife and family
would sail for San Francisco tomorrow on the
MariPosa. On Monday sprcckeis announced
that he vas going to remain here and conduct
his own light against the provisional govern
meat The reason for this sudden change In his
plans 10 said to te that his vile aud daughter
are badly frightened over tho warning posted on
spreckels' residence and have Insisted that hs
leave the country with them.
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OREcoS CRY. Or. July A distressing
accident occurred at Clack amas river two
miles north Of this city. tonight, when NJ.
T. Bradley's team became frightened and
ran away. throwing the wagon contain
ing himself and wife and four children
over rocky precipicc forty feet high. A
the wagon was going over he jumped and
caught upon the verge of the precipice.
but the rest fell to the bottom, and were
all more or less seriously injured.
Mrs. Bradley struck upon tho rocks
at the bottom. tearing tbs scalp loose
from her head. Her body rolled into
tho water and was found. after
hours of search. 200 yards down the
stream. dead. The baby. Is months
old, was brought up unconscious and
is seriously hurt The oldest child, . boy
Of 10 years. sustained conclusion OF the
brain and is III a critical condition. The
other two children escaped with serious
bruises. while Mr.. Bradley has no serious
injuries
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sycBoNIsH. July Especial. l-Ahout mid
night isss night stsbbng s6.ay occurred q:
Halier City. few mises north Of here on the
Lake Shore raiiway. A hslf-t reed Indian named
Ell G.ddings stabbed . bartender named Jos
Cicero IN the lex, almost eutire.y severing his
windpipe and tugulsr vein. The statements a.
70 the cause conflicting as this time One
story 10 that both Giddings and Cicero were at
tending dance aud that between the dances
they retired and drank freely. repeating this un-
tii they became thoroughly drunk, when. it 10
said. they Quarre.ied over some trivial matter.
the quarrel ending with tie shove result.
Another statement advanced 10 that the
trouble between these twS parties arose early in
the dsy, at which tinle st Is said. Giddings bor-
rowed dirk kuife from friend. concealing fs
upon his person, snd used it at ths frst oppor-
tunisy. Gidciugs was bsought to this eits this
morning and lodged in Jail Cicero 10 unable
10 b moved. aud ss . late hour was con-
siderod past recovery.
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TACOMA. July a-ispeeiaL The feature of
the scmiuistyssion o. Ua.tsd States Marshal
Drake thus far Is the appointment Of only q lev
Deputies. - compared vita the nauber Ar
poia,sa during Masshai Browns ,esas. sum
eieas q rie has not elapsed tor Asrshai Drake to
saily sess the plan which be has formulated re-
easdins the appointment Of deputsea His idea
Is that vita limited number OF deputies, each
Will to able 10 avail himself OF q conr i.
pesency that viii warrant him in at
Isniing strictly 10 the business OF the gov
e-anrnt, whereas . there are forty os more
deputies. under the former aeminss.ra-
iiea, meme viii be ae.e TO make = tirirr from
IRE psaeee 10 Of tie esses OF . deputy United
sisses narsaaL Asrshsl Drake thus Ear has
appointed oaly ssssn Deputies. hsssdes ths
wardsa of xeSel's islAna tsaissatsary ana TIA
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LONDON. July A-Tae queen arrived as Buck.
insasr palace today iaf the purpose of attend. /.
lac tie marriage ef the Duke OF York and
frincesx HAY. which takes place AZ 4. 10 o'cso.k
tomorrow In the caspei ef the royal 81 Jsmes
raisce The pass Of Ya-k today wss made Z
kassn; of tss Most Ancient And Noble oraer OF
TIE rassse by tae queen. pr. William II.
hscsdasn'. TIE rsysieisa Who attended the Duke
oil foF& during sr attack Of typhoid fever. also
cane IN ier Sccosai'ioa BY her majesty. Who
created him bsronci
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OLYMPIA. July 6-ispecisl. The following
petitions for rshearing were denied in the So.
preme court to-day:
In the matter of the estate Of Seymour Wet.
more-From King county.
i. samuel vs.. Charies kittinser. George r. KIT.
finger. Mary c. kittinger. Frank k Vac Tuyl
aud e. :. ITeston-From king.
CITY of seattle Va. Coiumaia & Puret sound
Railroad Coinpsay and Northern Pacific a
fuge; sound Railroad Com mpauy-Frorn King
J. =. Wait vs. r. q. Obrien-From Tkurs'on
CITY Of spokane Va Frank williaus-Fcom
spokane.
surfer EAsAn vs C. II. Ki,,inser ct al
From King
Seorse Overlook es a. "a {. NJ Ca.ligan. de-
tentaas aud Tacoma Mil Company-From
Pierce
Whittier Fuller h co. Va Robert Ahrams
q. Bfasick, John sehIesinger and AePIerson
respondent. stesson Post Mil Co. d..eus:auts'
AID ec-appeilants-FroTa King
Eagelbeft Bass vs Corsellqs h Hrsorn. Adel-
he:i Fo.son and D. II. Moore-From snono-
mlsh.
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TALK OF LYNCaING HILL.


kumOrs to That k9ect In Colfax-Hls
friends Prepared for Defence.
CoLsAx, July a-iSrscteAl--A report HIS cir
eulased last evening that mob was coming
down from t;arfield during the night to take Ell
Hal, the murderer OF Langiosd Summer, out OF
jail and lyncrhim. Coming 20 soon after the
light verdict OF MCGOWAN, ono OF Hilps accom-.
plices, good deal OF ere fence was given to the
report All al Hills relatives had heard the
rnmor ana they armed themselves with reyolv-
ere and Winchester to attack the mob
About 5000 people were in town for the cele-
bration and about 5D1tngered around the court.
house I'LL late this morning in expectation Of
seeing real iynching. The mob failed 70 ap-
pear, however. though maay believe there is one
organized and that the plot was set for execu.
tiou last night, but il il claimed the pians were
foiied BY being prematureiy revealed. The
Older hea IL are doing their utmost to prevent
such an outbreak and thus preserve the good
name Of the county. The Whitman Jail 10 per.
haps the strongest In the county, and it would
take hard work to break into IT.
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BRiEE CAHLK0kAMs.

Thomas r. Baysra. Untvd states smbasssdos
20 Great Britain. gave . Fourth oi July resp.
tim At Loadoa-
Tie Earl of Rose berry serre's,y Of stats for fos.
eign affairs. stated Ia the hogse OF commons on
July that tue tive Armenian professors osu-
tsneet % dcatn for alleged rofing At CHsassa ana
Narsovsu last spFiag bad been pardonsd By the
sultan and sxtlei a. Ens lands request Tas
English goyrrufaent will also intssesss In the
cases es ssseniesn asbsrs sentenced 10 death
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GLASGOW. July S-The Denny Bros. as Duus
barton. launched as their yard yesterday . stssl
tsin-scFew cargo aad passenger steamer oe
lc.eo tons. haili Tor tho American l.ne 60 ply
between Liverpool aud fnilsdeipAia- Mn.
oer>eoHa. the wifc of the president of the coua-
psny, ehristeaei the steamer Southwark. Tao
vessel IL claimed 60 be aosinkabls. She hes Z
double bottom and tho huh Il divided BY bulk
heads into ws,cr;ight olapartnenta
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heses are entertained sass taey viii reccvse.
six sasa. WHO sustained no tsiury. bus were
imasisosei behind cea-is. were dug oas this
evening. No reason IS given for ,ss exnio>ion.
nas ecasecsarc Is tAss IL Was caused by careless.
ness o. the pa,s " one ot tie Easasss N oreu.
iag lamp
s'sht men and one bcy hare been rescued
t'ofa TIE mine. All hots for the osns-s ia The
rst has been abandoned
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FAEss. Juiy s-Hoa- E. }. Phelps, before the
Besins sea tribunal Of arbitration today, argued
that na,Ion vas entitled 10 employ force on
the ssas. even In tines OF peace. IL necessary 70
protect their insesesfa There vas no inserns-
tons! las that asbarresd the United states from
making the seisafss necessary 70 pscsect tho
seal indussry. The right OF pfos~ciiea exssndsc
% sss opsa ssa. ana even 70 sho territory Of .
friendly nation. un6es certain eiseumssaneea
In she course OF hls REMARKS Phelps declared
that the value OF tas sealing industry was the
cnisi conssssraiIoa in the parehsss OF Aiasxs
by the United states
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Tn. wh,,m.u COUNTY P,ouee,..

CoLFAx. July a-IspeeiaL A dozen pioneers
oil hiIman county met in the courthouse to-
day pursuant TO q cali and formed preliminary
organization OF = pioneers association. Capt
James Ewart was elected temporary president
and w. b. Renshaw secretary. II was resolve ed
that 1870 Dc the dividing limo between pioneers
ana ,eudeEfeet On August another meeting
will be he'd 10 effect permanent organization.
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Winter Wheat Bl,s h,.d In wh,sm...

CoavAx. Juiy a-ispeciaL l-Fsn sown wheat
in the western part of whitman county 10 suf-
fering from . blight Ia uiany localities 10 10
drying up entirely, though the ground IL moist
and the atmosphere excee tingly favorable.
some farmers say the damage IL caused By .
worm or insect, and II 90, the evil results are
likely 10 extend over . great portion OF sne TAIL
grain throughout the county.
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PoRr AsoELEs. July a-lspscial l-In the
case of the stats We. Moses Ackiss. found guilty
OF assault with deadly weapon. . motion for .
new trial Was deaied by Judge Mcciinton. and
Aekles was sentenced 20 year in the peal.
tentiary. The case will Be appealed
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The Bank Of sssuss susps.As.

srxAs. July a-ispecisi l-The Bank Of sumas
snspsndci pay mens Monday. No statement has
been made but dcposisors wiik be paid in full
J. ". Holland IL president and L Lofgfsu,
rashsay
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Two Men lnjured ON Pa,ahs Tr.ek.

PoNERoY, July a-tsicciai l-Dunng the races
ct Pataha City today William c. Cumbacker aud
Charles Mochel attempted TO cross the track -
the horses in . running race were coming down
the stretch. The last horse struck Mochei,
throwing hin against Cuynbaeker. telling him
to the ground. and ths hosse fell on Cumbacker
and rolled over him. He 10 unconscious and
will die. Mochal 10 badly hurt. but viii recover.
The jockey was not seriously injured.
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OLYMPIA. July Especial l-sircs the assign-
ment Of Manager Whitney. late OF the Olympia
hotel. that house has been running ~ usual.
with the exception of the dining room. Today
. meeting of the stockholders was he'd. st
which . committee, consisting OF s G. Wood
ruf. Col n. II. owings and George A. Barnes,
was appointed to consider several propositions
already made for the lease of the hotel. IL will
be running usual under . new management
In few dnya
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TAcoNA. July a-ispsciai. l-Au the Olympic
salsries wer, paid a iui tonight, aad the house
will lie closed 30 far ~ toe management OF T. 4.
French il concerned some Of the men bers Of
his stock company will leave the city. and OH
ers ,nsy produce "Ths Private Secretary" in the
thsases in connection with the Re1 Men cr
so.ae other secret soeiefiea
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cEiMixAL news.

Victor foosteidt. . German Of noble birth.
comm saicite ~ ~ Joseph. No, on July Z
b. sasiag nnorpssas. cxuse. aespoadeney.
Msrshai " whttehursf tried u asres, Bird So
veason At sapliag Woods. Fia-. on JuiyA Bird
ahof snd rsostasly wounded ths rnarsbsI, who
fsfsrDei the Are. fatally voundlnx the former.
Az Louisviils. KY. picnic on July l. Josi
Mitchell and cthsrs 60: into . row sad the
fofsnes opsHed Gre. John Marsh. James francis
and pcfarsii smith vsse found dead when ths
sefimmaxs was over No srr.stA
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CHEHsLIs. July 5-lspeciai Tho body OF
Minor Martin. tho logger who was drowned In
the Chehalis, near Dryad. nearly two months
ago. Was found last night about three miles be
low the place whore he met death. The remains
were very much decomposed, but their identity
Was established by means OF q watch and Q
number OF private papers Martin wss known to
have had with him. The funeral took place to-
day. being in charge OF Ridsely Lodge. l. o. O.
F.. OF which Mr.. Martin was . member in good
standiur
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PORTLAND. July sc. J. McMonshuy waiAsd
into drug store tonight aud secured . solu.
sion Of morphine and pyrene snd bromide cf
potash for Insomnia Instead Of taking .
teaspooniui he drank nearly the entire contenss
of the bottle. and died In . few minutes his
not known whether he took the drug with sui-
cidal intent McMonshuy was formerly In the
employ OF spAlding 4 Co, OF San Francisco.
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LEwIsroS. Idaho. July S.Ths Fourth wss
celebrated at IApwsi. idaho, by . gathering Of
2.oo0 Indians aud loo whitca The Indians
came from the different reservations and pasttci-
pated in the war parAdss. dances. etc. Chief
Joseph was on . visit to his people and Vas the
hero O! the day.
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Spanish Anarchists as Wor&.

SEVILLE. July a-This city wss In state oe
constant alarm all last night aud many psomi.
nens officials dared not seek their beds fearing
their residences would he blown up The sx.
ci,enens vas due to the fact that anarchists
and other iswlesa people were al work In various
parts of the city causing the exp.osioa q
pe.aria
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Cutter Valkvys wilma.

LONDON. July A--Ths enters vaikyriet o.
tanls ard Iverna sailed today In another r.
satia on the ilrth OF the Clyde, the distance b.
Ing ffsy miles. The yachts finished ~ follows:
Satanic hrst, Valkyrie second. ivcrna third The
VAkyr.e won on time AIioXAucn
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TAconA. Jelly 5-Ispeclai Paul r. Hynss.
treasurer oi Joan W. Hsnna's Tacoma fhsstsf,
was married sunday at Edmunds 10 Aiss Fran
ce Messouan. oasy . fee friends and reiAtises
we're present Mr aud Mira Hynef havs taken
r,oras AZ the Graai Pacific hotel herA M
Hyrer il popular asnong Ihestss soera
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BEalfs. july a-Ths rsichssas, by Q very
ia.xs majority. elected Herr Won isvssx,x. eoa.
servssivs, president. Baron von HoaI clerical.
srys vscs president: and Herr Baesklin. na-
tionai liberal, secretary sad vies prssidset The
array bill viii - introduced On Friday.
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Iosnos. July aThs work OF rsscnins iiviag
sasnsrs aaa rseovsfsDx the bodies Of dead 10
eoslieSfss ~ 1hosahsI Lsss tsis evening the
Fsseuefs brought eighty eight bodies 70 the
surfscs4 Two msa wsfs bsouxhs up In an un-
eosselous eooastsos. bus stail bssaiAiag and
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ALBANY, ". y, July a-Edv.n lockwood.
who started from sew YORK last Friday 70 walk
to san Francisco in fss days. reached this city
this evening In good condition.
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day two brothers. Albert and Leo Thornton.
we're in the creek spearing salmon Aihsrs was
swspt into . big hoe. his brother jumped In snd
tried 20 save bin. ard both were drowned. The
bodies were recovered
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SHINGLI BUSINESS DEPREsseD.
Too Many Mile and an Oversupply the
Cause Of Low Prtces.

TACOMA. July a-fSpcctaL MANY OF the
local shingis dealers aad manufacturers esti
mated that over half OF the mills OF the state are
now closet. and that more will shortly close
IL IL estimsted that the combined mills of the
state have daily output Of approximately ls-
oA,oo shingles per day. At present the ms ior.
iiy of the dealers aud Manufacturers here do
not admit that there Is over an average OF 5.ooo.
Vn shingles manufactured daily at present in
the siaie. A large local dealer said today:
II is no, good business to 60 on manufacture.
ing shingles when you can buy them cheaprP
than You can manufacture them That car be
done At present. and In large quantities st that
Ihsre have been too many mills Tor the demand
stu. that will regulate Itself In another wear
The suFplns mills will go out of business
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DrNsRxEss. July a Especial The sun came
out bright aud warm on the mofning OF the
Fourth and continued 80 ali Gay. by o'clock
teams were coming In from tho surrounding
country and crowds OF people were In the sown.
The procession Was hne Uncle sam In uniform
healed ~, followed by the president aud orator
OF the day. baud. and large. beautifully deco
fsted ncst drawn by ioar large dsppie-gray
horses TN this float were forty four young
isdies dressed In white. With red. white sn1
blue ssshes snd wrcaths of nowers thc.e
heads. Following THE wss an army Of nifty iis.
tle boys dressed In rel. white aud blue suits,
masinr pretty sight. Last. bat not iesst, came
the hsai with csiashumr ais. The march was
through the town TO the park. where Hon.
George e. Hall delivered able Grafton. The
free dinner we'll conducted aud furnishes
with everything that was good. and there Was
plenty for ALL Tho steamers Monticello. Gar.
land. wiiispa sni Enterprise came In about ~
O'Clock with large excursion psrtieh from Port
Angeles. Port rownsend ana Hsdiocx. Over
900 people were In the town. The sports con.
sisted Of ;fo;ting and running races end we're
interesting. The principal event Of tbs dsy was
. baseball game between Hadlock and James
town. resulting in . score Of II to< In favor of
H.Aioek
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EyxRsrT. July a-ispseasL The Puget
sound National bank. OF kvessts. closed 10
doors this morning. TIE osak Sas organized
last fan sod 10 solvent aus unable 10 realise On
sseartt,es The tank ofsciais expect 20 resume
sooa. A. j. Haywood Is prssiseaf and A. 5.
Taxlof. cssais.. Capital s:oek. eo.oa
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On Jnss q. as sehsisnsr. . small town %
Lake sap~riof. Ssnsdisn shore. twsnsy rinlan.
defs working On The Cansdsan tseiee UuoD
k1iled b. lAndsiidA
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wAKpSEH, Idaho. July a-tspeciai. l-Masksd
robbers catered the cabin Of Billy Shipley on
Monday night. struck . match. and whea they
saw ShIpley. pointed revolver at him and ds-
manded his money. He resisted. and vas ter.
rih.y beaten. His cries aroused his neigh bors,
snd tho robbers fed.
Dr. Dnnforth. 70 years old. was eesiously
beaten over the head ia dispute over samo Of
cards at Wardner Junction. Ono Bradley was
the asssiiant aud revolver WAS the weapoo
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We xta suaras:es yoa . 81 At oar clothing
ssse satursfsv next or 10 aais. Cali aad b. con-
WINGED axazs, fsuscn Co. so. So. sos
Fgoag street.
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IacoAA. July A-Ispee:al l-Janes Dorsey
sook charge of The once Of deputy eoilecso. here
today.
six m casarements made BY Fred G. r.umne,
OK TIC height Of Mount Rainier shows i, To be
rom lapo to i5.ito feet high. Mount whitney,
which Is credited with ee.ng the hiehes,
mountain In the United States. is Hs.s Iees
high
u W. Thompson, president OF the Chamber OF
commerce, has been sprolnted TO 60 10 Caieayo.
ana md out IL the coni.ac, male by the city
WIN j. u Hessweod for . wr:fe-gp OF Tacoma
an painting OF the city Tor 3s,oo has heea
complied with. He will be gone three weeks.
Inc contract calls for the distribution Of lfeooo
COPIES OF the Evergreen State pamphlet which
contains the wri;e-ua
Alter the United states district court had
o>en convened today Judge Hanford excused
the grand jury until Monday. whei. IL viii again
appear ana tegin its work. Marshal Drake 70.
Gay announced the baili6s-w. b. Daniels, < Il.
Cnrtssie and George Fletcher. D. Soreuson has
been named q janitor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06

skYkoNisH. July a-lspsciaLl l-At 30 o'clock
this morning Ore was discovered in William
snelfs barber shop. and owing to the lack OF
facilities for hgating fire, it was impossible to
stay the progress OF the flames Following 10
the estimated Losses and insurance: