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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-19
THE LABOR TROUBLES.
A Homestead RIOter Dying-Glass Strike
Ended-An Important Law.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 15.--Williarn Foy, who was
charged with murder and riot at Homestead, is
considered as past recovery. During the riot
there he was shot in the left side and has sui
tered untold agony ever since, and physicians
have now abandoned hope of recovery.
koKoMo, Ind, Jan. l6-The employees of the
Diamond plate glass works struck yesterday, re-
fusing to do more work for the pay they had
been receiving. The price of glass having
fallen, the superintendent had to either reduce
wages Or require more work The men returned
to work this morning the superintendents
proposition being accepted.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. lh--A bill was passed by
the house this morning which max es 1t misde-
meanor to discharge employees or threaten TO
discharge them because they belong to labor
organizations.
Albany, y. T.. Jan. 1S.-The court of appeals
has affirmed the conviction for extortion Of Mas
ter Workman Hughes, OF Rochester, VINO is uu-
der sentence OF imprisonment
AUScIE, Ind, Jan. l8.-The Lake Erie *
Western strike is no worse, though it may Iast
Every freigb. train on the road is stopped.
General Manager Bradbury has been heard
from, and says that under no circumstances
will the strikes be taken back. Railroad officers
are now negotiating with the head officials OF
the Switchmsn's Union OF North America, hop
ing to adjust matters
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IRELAND's FILCHEp LETTER.
a shy Gathers 1t From Archbishop Ri
orhan's " ATE basket md knstoresIt

II. toCIs. jsn. \ The Catholic clergy OF 81
Louis have been III a state 81 intense excitement
FOR tie pat lew days over the circu alton OF q
sGTreptsuoGsly obtained letter from Archbishop
Ireland - Archbishop kioFian concerning the
recent dsve opueuts iG the scaool Ques;io ~ aud
tie posiu Of Mgr. SatOllI. Iue letter wss oi
private nature and was stolen from the waste
paper has&et OK Archbishop R.ordsa after Il had
b1ep iogn "a sinai! Ults. and 81 osse gently
pasted together. According - "a report todsy,
which came from source that caunoi lie
doubted. tie ether was pasted together. brought
~ HIS c4ty and SHOWN - "a number OF Priests
supposed 10 be friendly Ia Archbishop Ireland.
opponents on the scaoo, question Several
copies for future reference were made by soma
G. Tie Cisrics.s w1O Lad been shown the letter.
oaIy a lew dsys ESQ LIE pasted letter was cir
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MIR. RosCOE's FiisCO.
Instead Of Creating stampede He IL
Only Laughed Al.

OLYMPIA. Jan. ESPECIAL. five ballots
were taken today in the joint convention, with
hut one change from the vote OF yeste rdGy-taat
of Roscoe, VITO went 10 Turner on the fourth
ballot
The senators. headed ~ President Luce and
President pro TEN. Dyer, came into the hsll ~
the house few minutes before - O'clock ans
were seated IL Il marrow space IN front of tie
mem hers OF tie house. A crowd greater than
the one present ia the hall ou inauguration day
vss wedgpd into tie limited lobby. and msuy
ladies were seated within tho bNr
President Lace presided over the Joint session.
ana after announcing that there had been no
choice for senator yesterday. ordered a joint
ballot taken.
The calling az the roll was followed with
highly wrought attention. laiies displaying IS
intense an interest toe Tutug sex, as The
ueuaters atlsaou seed their choice Ra!.ot lips
were IA every one possess .on, ani buH1rpIs 81!
f.f.el!s checked tie voting u proceeded. The
hearing Of the assembly Was slcTt f'r changes,
aid If any member delayed IL responding "a t1s
eating II he name attentive Listeners von-
it red 70 bleak was coming. lac roil call OF
beth houses proceeded 10 tho eni Without =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-19
STUBBORN FIRE IN A BASEMENT.
Truax Block in North Seattle Danger,
but Little Damage DoCe.

The IRE department extlaguishe1~a stubborn
fire in the Traux block on Front stryest, between
Bell a1d blanchard, IN North >-ait Z. this morn
ing about 0 clock, with .Oss OF s.>o 1t SEQ.
SMOKE was discovered Coming irC~l the base
menL under millinery store oCcu@ ed by Miss
Grant by Pa,rolman Osborn. An -a.arm was
turned in from box 81 Eld ia a
short time the lremen were : a, work
The FIRE had gotten II between 3, e floor and
spread 10 butcher shop, occup.eE~by Il Hop
neT. ana also spreading in - basement
rapidly. The ire-Gen made ent-au<. through
trap door in the sidewalk, ami -;.ter e very
smoky ani hot fight, got the C~raes under
control
A near can Be learned The FIRE .,a-ted from
I chiauey that comes down 10 the : lsemsat at
4 point Almost II ii way between tie catcher shop
aud mill. merry store, aud spread oeIw4n tie door
The principal damage was done the base-
meni and 70 the doors n the tgo so es Il wv Il
not exceed sl0O, Iui.y insured. eKcN' the stock
and fixtures OF the butcher shop
Or J. Eugene Jordan Las remove from the
Yeslsr residence - safe Deposit tUI Eng.
Cov-e.eet George ". Wells, O: L,ew Jersey.
was inaug ara.ed st Trenton Taesis%
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DR.. Gatling's Electric Gun.

WASHINGTON CITY, jan officiating, OF
Calling gun fame. is attracting ,heSaitention of
army and navy officers through the knowledge
that he has perfected q device for APPLYING cleo
tricity TO firearms Calling claimc TO have q
new gun which will discount Cie Gatling,
mitrailleuse and all other rapid1Nring guns.
The new gun will shoot 1000 shoisSoer minute.
The motive power consists OF An eEetric motor
attached by a belt 10 the rnecnanisu-ot the gun,
and the cost OF discharging is said - have been
reduced 10 a minimum. A test - 10 be made
shortly before the board OF ordnancsxoificers.
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The Oregon Insane Asylum ,Scandal.

sALEx, Or, Jan. 1s-Especia 1.-the insane
asylum scandal eliminated today = the report
OF the state board of charities ant-corrections
which has just completed its investeation. All
the more serious charges of a,tends>ts and off,
GERS debsuehing fema e patients werrtound 10 be
wholly without sustaining evidencs, bu. there
was much to show iooseness of MANAGEMENT The
keys to the wards and rooms were .iyeu out TO
parties not entitled 70 them. A 3ainter en-
ployed about the asylum was foInd hidden
one night under the bed OF femScle patient
but was thrown out before he had accomplished
his evil designs. Two or three Attendants have
been discharged for improper coadrS,t and this
ends what promised to be a serio1s ciatter.
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Business Troubles.

RUTLAND, VT, Jan. 1s.-The firm of Frank &
George Briggs, OF Branden. real estate owners
and spectators, has filed a petition IN in
solvency. The estimated liabilities are $4,000
assets, 1915 600.
DALLAS, Tex, Jan. ls-The bank examiners
today. at the request of the directors of the
Bankers anu Merchants bank, took charge and
closed the doors. Tho liabi. of the bank, de-
posits aud discounts, amount 10 $4,000 assets,
$4,000. The bank this evening secured money
10 iiquidate deposits and re-discounts
NEW YORK, Jan. Is A decree OF foreclosure
OF mortgage Tor $4,000 on the Metropolitan
opera house in favor of the Bowery savings
bank has been issued by the supreme court
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Poisoned by Hi. wife's Alleged suitor.

SPOKANE, Jan. F.Ispeeial George Chick,
q prominent citizen OF Deep Crsef Falls, came
10 the city today and swo-e out : warrant for
tie arrest of c. F. Lombard. who Il Claims has
sl!enesed his wlfe's affections -.ad threat
ened 70 Kill hin on sighs Lombard
was arrested and brought in rlys evening.
Chick relates q strange story 6 attempted
poisoning which took place on sun<sy last He
claim. tia; while eating dinner Z; his wite's
hotel there he TOOK suddenly il~w!th all the
symptoms o. poisoning. An eInecc saved his
lie.
Chick alleges tbs. several o.he, guests who
partook Of the same meal were t.Iilsr.y al
fecteG, but not so seriously as - was. he
attaches the blame to- the = hole affair
TO Lombard, wao, lie be.!eves de-
aires 20 get rio OF him and 10
marry his vile. His story OF Loabs+d's attempt
20 poison him Is discredited, becrIse several
other people were slso taken SICK presumably
having been poisoned from Gang impure
canned meat
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ROME, Jan. Is.-It is stated that a deficiency
OF 5000 900 francs exists in the Rome branch of
the Bank OF Naples The bank cashier has been
arrested and one director has absconded, one
rurnor says, TO the United States. Grave rumors
are afoat concerning the Bank of Rome and
the police have the directors under surveillance
for fear they will run away. The Bank of Rome
has been negotiating with the National General
bank for a coalition which, in the general
opinion, is the only hope for salvation FOR the
Bank OF Rome Fiuanciers are greatly excited
and depositors are in a frenzied state OF mind
as many OF them viii be ruined il the Bank OF
Rome fails
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Victoria Shipping News.

VICTORIA. B. G.. Jan. 1S.-Attorrry General
Davies, being comm uni Gated wiEl, has in
formed American captains at NauSimo, where
crews have been interfered with h union and
other sailors. tha they will recelve-a!l the pro-
lection they require.
The ssalers Beatrice. Casco and se~ Lion leave
in lew DAYS. Capt. Cox. of the seq ooner Sap
phire has signed a crew of Alaska indians for
the coming sealing season. The Ala"ta Indians,
it is expected, will not object tocoing 20 the
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The Fire Record.

MIsSEAPoLIs, Jan ls.-The Paulry house, q
weli-known hotel in this city. wa burned to-
night. together with some other bSi!dinga Il
is rumored that some lives were log, but SO far
there is no evidence 20 that effect :
PHILADELPHIA Jan. IS.-1he fivestory build
ing occupied by DUNCAN. Hood * 90, morocco
dTessers, was burned last night les, $4,000;
fully insured.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 1s-The wholesale
dry goods store of Guy, Curran il a., at Ninth
and d streets was burned today.
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Canadian Gamers Move to Unfzed States.

WESTMINSTER. B. C., Jan. 1s.-TSpSriaL l-E. A.
Wadhams, manager of the Anglo BIZ, ish Column
ba Canning Company, has acquires piece of
property on Polnt Roberts, and will-reet imme-
aiately cannery with a capacity o:<e5,0 90 cases
annually. The contract for the erection of the
buildings has already been let = parties in
Blaine. Point Roberts is Just within United
states territory, and salmon fishing*is as good
as in the Fraser. Wadhams is She second
Fraser Gamer 10 move over 10 TIL American
side and there is talk OF more follHwng The
main reason for this move is thr, there are
fewer restrictions under the United States laws.
Wadhams went TO san Francisco yesterday to
order machinery
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CAIRO, Jan. ls.-The furry in Egyptian politi-
cal affairs has ended The khedive has receded
IRON the independent position taken by him
and hereafter Great Britain will control, filling
the Egyptian cabinet Offices. Fakhiri Pasha,
whose appointment AS president OF the council
caused Great Britain 10 protest and send an
ultimstum, has resigned and, with the consent
OF the British minister, Riaz Pasha was ap-
pointed in his place. The khedive has promised
not again to make any change in the cabinet
without Rritish consent
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News From the state H>use.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 1s.-tSpecial ICY. MeGrav
made the following appointments Today: Ed
ward McTaggart, OF Skagit county, 5eappointed
lumber inspector tor district So:>l !, FOR two
years from January ,. 1898; Ciutt.1 Cutler, of
Vancouver, reappointed lumber Inspector for
district No :, Tor two years frols January ?,
1898.
The supreme court today dscideG> the case of
Stanley 2. Thompson VS.. the Hum Lumber
Company ct al, from King. Ti~ case is
manded with instructions 10 redt-ce the COM
persation OF f. A. Alexander, receiver of the
Huron Lumber Company, ID $50 pecmonth.
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skater Donoghue Breaks a S:ecord.

REDBtSR. y. J., Jan. lS-The -.rst annual
skating carnival held by the North rhrewsbury
lee Yacht Club took place on SIRE -sbury river
this afternoon. The feature Of the Asents vas
two-mIle handicap in which JOsepe Douoghue
finished 20 yards In the lead. The>i me Tor the
first mile Was minutes and 81 seco<ds, and the
two miles in minutes aud Is sec. ,lGs, which
breaks the American record. C1Ec.es Iappe
was second. his time being 6 minus and II 80
seconds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-19
Our Sales Last Week for Cash Were
S22.ONO.

A large property owner says he must
sell something for CASH. We have a
large list Of lots. business property, and
acres. Come in and you can make a pur-
chase on prices three years ago.
Broadway street is now being graded 100
feet wide and very soon people will see
why property around La&e Union with
such beautiful views Is being sought after.
The choicest residence property in the city
without question. our list comprises one
block, about four acres, SIS, 900; grand
views.
One block, twelve lots. $4,000. This is
choice.
Two lots. corner Oak and Broadway,
5000. Will give terms on this.
East Park, choice two lots, 81, 100 worth
2,4o0.
A genuine snap if purchased at once;
lot and half, $50; worth 81, POO.
Eight-room house, s., so; your own
terms House well built and splendid
surroundings.
Two lots that are worth s.. 400; if you
have cash, can he purchased tor 81 400
Just beyond Beacon Hill We have one
block, Moss addition, l. lots. worth So 600;
will sell for 200; one-half cash. or will
submit offer.
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TACOMA, Jan. ls.-Iepeeial. James II. Baird.
= res. estate and loan broker, tonight denan iel
that the police issue warrant ior Ray McRob-
erts an Opera si.ey bagrto r-op-'etress, clam
ing tat she robbie! him OF $il luspecie.
BenueIt Investigate and found at Baird had
smashed the furniture at her place ana owed
her money. she took his diamonds SIS security.
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Fire at old Tacoma Mil.

TACOMA, Jan. IS-tspecial.l Tho dry kiln q
;he Tacoma Lumber Ant Manufacturing Com
paay's min burned tonight Tie ta1uase wa,
$4,000 iu.ly insured. Tie origin % tae FIRE Is
uoAuown Three tsemen were slightly ia ared.
/, was very fierce rTe, sad tho fre&eu had
Or
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New 0rleans Race
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. la-rne Crack was

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. la-Tne crack was
sloppy. Summaries:
six and half furloncs-Buck['und won,
Julius sax second, Highwayman t~ird. Time,
l:2ll2. :
SIX turongs-Granite WOE, Lsrue Econd, Bon
ME Il. third. Tine, i:2ll4 y
Five fGTlongs-ConStautine wofc Duke of
Kent second, Eleeneld third rm[ i:UT.
six and half iurlongs-AnseIe- won. Lom-
bard second, Horace Leland third Pine. l:2ll:.
Handicap. one mle-Larghet,a vs-n, Pomtrst
second, Alphonse third. Time, TX:
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GLASGOW, Jan. l2-Willsm MAGICIAN was
hanged here this morning for the murder OF
woman. After committing the deed he siashed
his own throat horribly, but the doctors man
aged TO save his life for the gallows. His neck
was not perfectly healed, however, and the drop
OF seven feet proved too much, for it nearly tore
the victims head of blood gushing in streams
from the riyen wound. The sight was most
hnrrihla
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Gu ated here, but since the nssssr has leaked
on: the person circulating IL has disAp-
pea-ed. Speaking of tie matter s,day . we'll
known priest said: cit is vel. tss letter was
taken away before Archbishop Rioy., . friends
learned aoou;!s. They are now uriag TO and
out who have copies"
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Idaho at the Worlds Fair.

BOISE, Idaho, Jan. ls-The t->use today
passed bill approprIating 500 for the
Worlds fair; also a bill approPrl. ling $500
for a soldiers home In this state.
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THE SUSDRY CIVIL BILL.
Contains Another Huge Appropriation
for the Oregon Canal,

WAsHISGToS CITY. Jan. lS-rhe sundry civil
appropriation bill, reported 10 the house toiav.
Carries An aggregate appropriation OF sass "a
and includes $i6,ll5,7-0 appropriated for river
ana harn0r improvements. The principal an.
preparations 81 interest are a. follows:
Enforcement alien contract LABOR .awss 900
Enforcement Chinese exclusion act. SaM0
ilie saw IL services -..... l.37U7I7
ligAthoHse oeacoas anu log sgnAis ~ %
Prevention oi epiitjAlcs...-.- -.....-... 'SHO0
survey o. iuoi!c .Ai41s ..-...-.-- 10000
pH3:Anl.he &c wee ....-..--- .--.....-... 500
Expenses Ialted oiates courts .....--- 3,5451JQ
I'm proving canal nj Cascades, Columbia
river, osegon .......-.-.. ...-... l.il9-50
lmproVtu1 Uumboldt harb0g, California 52,0o
-Is.cTease s. .1JV made 0ecause iear OF Cholera
IL connect or villa the spprop- alton oi $50 900
for salaries and Commissions 81 registers and
receivers OF land pihces !, Is made tae duty Of
the secretary OF the .uterIor 70 consolidate dis
t.Ict laGd Offices SD - 10 bring the toia. com
pensat.oa within the appropriation
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DAYTON, Jan. l7.-tSpeciaL doc Abbott who
was injured on the It'll by the bursting of q
piece OF gas pipe which he loaded with powder.
died yesterday morning at II O'Clock. He really
never revived from the surgical shock OF snpu-
.ati0n uariorrei one week AGO.
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Tacoma Water works Question.

TACOMA. iaa. iS-tSpeclAl. by e vote or 70
II d tGe csty council tonight decided - refer the
proI.osiI.nn Cf buying TIE waller and eat y. ant
Of Tacoma Light and Wafer Company .o7 5 ,-1.
CO 10 The people 10 " decided ly special election
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Business Property.

ohrAhNSS AApRSAsss
90 00l CASH-l20x120, one block from
ov.VVV Pike, = corner, income 500 PEI
month, 5000 three years at o per cent
$4,000 cash. worth S2f 600
x9 (i(l0 CAS- H-Third street lot. near Pike
e-,VVV 1000; easy terms; worth $l5,0a
2o0 il00 CASH-South Third street. acot
c-V.uuV ner, pays Ii per cent. on $500
come and examine II; worth $50. 900.
coz am CASH-Front street block, 90,
o-',VVv Ill. income $50 per month, Sd
600: worth $4,000.
* 00l CASH-Wharf and property rur
oJ,uVV ming to West street, impron
ments cost $4,000; can sell for $230Oo
sold quick.
e. f,0A CASH-Will control piece Seconi
co,VoV street property. which is offers
$4,000 less than il cost two years ago
$50, 900 profit in the deal.
2I0 (lO0 CASH - Will buy 6o-foot LOT
oiu'VVV Second street, with cheap i'm
provements. at price owner paid thru
years ago. $4,000.
Zo(l10 CASH-Will purchase six aero
c-.VvV one mile and half from our offics
three blocks from street car service s., 00e
six months; 5000, one year per cent.
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Also complete line of Comforters ranging in price
from 75c 81, s125 s5O So s225 up to So An examiu
alton of these goods will convince you that our prices
lower and assortment larger than any place else
We should also like to call your attention to our
magnificent display of Black Dress Goods which we ara
also making special of this week.
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nr ! EaGeHe Jordan has removed from tas
Yss.es rssldsncs ~ sale Dep0slI oG..1lnE.
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ps j EugeGe Jordan has removed from the
Yes.er resItence q safe uerls.- hu.lains.
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BLANKETS x BLANKETS
We are selling Blankets at extraordin-
airy low figures.

1914 Gray Blankets. &, al
1O4 All-Wool Gray Blankets. ...............sa 7.
1O4 Notified All-Wool Gray Blankets. .........s7aI
1O4 Travelling Blankets AK
ia All-Wool White Blankets ................S7 nI
124 All-Wool White Blankets ................s7 MI
1914 All-WOol Scarlet Blankets ...........s7sd
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p.soydsrcd liver sss rlgat with BrrcHAx's
IIl-s
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The Grip Twice

al have had the grip the las, two winters.
LAST winter it Frustrated me so that I had no
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strength and could not
do my work. / sat
down and cried many
times, / was SO blue
and discouraged. ] had
great pain in my back
and across my kidneys
and through my whole
body. ! also had q bad
cough. Hoods earsapa-
riila just about saved
my life. IL gave me
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