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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE

EyERETT-SEATTLE-T ROUTE
Il The new, fast and commodOus steamer CITY
OF ABERDEEN. carrying passengers and freight,
viii leave on the following schedule daily. except
sunday, commencing Friday. Nov %, 1892: South
honnd-Leave Everett, 2 10 a. m; leave Mukilteo.
$40 " Edmonds, m; arrive Seattle. 10: is
a. M leave Seattle 1890 a. m: arrive Tacoma,
1880 D. IN. North bound-Ieave Tacoma, l:30 p
NJ arrive Seattle. $3.50 p M; Lave Seattle. 4:3O
i: 30 p. IN. arrive Everett 6:45 D. m. sundays
Leave Everett n Returning leave seattle
s:3J p. III. Eandings-Everett, Merchants Dock;
Seattle Baker * Co.'S Dock; Tacoma, y. L. Dock.
Agents Merchants Dock Co. Everett II. w.
Tacoma; telephone 45S. THOS. =. FEW,
Manager.
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DoRT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND, DUN
L geness and seattle route.
TINK CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTfCELLD.
Commencing Tuesday, November l, 1892.
Leaves daily except Monday as follows: Seattle,
a m: Townsend 1880: arrives Port Angeles
o. M Leaves Port Angeles r. IN. Port
Townsend $50 p. m; arrives Seattle 10 p
Landings City Dock, Seattle: Tibonfs Dock, Port
Townsend; Morse's Dock. Port Angeles
HATCH BROS
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ID
Whs,com and Sehome. Farhsven, saInisb. An
scoFtes, FidsIgo City. tssaaty. COapevilie Lang
ley Clinton, Everett. Edmonds
STEAMER WASCo
Leaves Hataelds dock Tuesdays. Thursdays
and saturdays at O'Clock a Tickets foe sale
n City lieket Office s0i second street.
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STEAMERS.
LILY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty five minutsA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Having been rebuilt, is the finest passenger
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and sunday
trips. Seattle-Tacoma route. rs follows:
TAKING EFFECT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
Leave Seattle $50 M. l:3O p. m. and 800 p m.
sharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 80 a M. 1880 . n. and $3.50
p m. sharp Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma q m and p IN sharp.
Leave Seattle $50 a. and o. m. sharp
Landing at N. p. wharf, Tacoma, and CONNER
cial dock. foot OF Marion street, Seattle.
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VICTORIA ROUTE,
STEAMSHIP getty OF KINGSTON"
WHATCOM ROUTE.

iCtose connection with n. p. train from Port
land and San Francisco.
Steamers "Ciiy of Kingston" and .City Of Seat.
tie make close connections at the Tacoma wharf
with trains TO and from Portland. and with the
east and west bound overland trains.
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0A1HEAN
PACIFIC RI

Pullman e!septng Cars. Elegant Da~ Coaches
and finest Paace Dining Cars between Seattle. 81
Paul and Chicago withous change. Connections
sor AL points in the United States and Canada
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1st, 1892.
TRAINS LEAvR SEATTLE
Tor 81 Paul and East-l0: 25 q M
FOR Spokane-3: 20 =. and 1925 .. N.
For Portland and South-s:l5 a IA, and 0:I5
p
For Olympia-6:l5 .. M. and Sis m.
For MOntesauo and Ocosta-S: Is a m
e:45 and l0;25 D m
For snoqualmie Falls and North Bend-9:l5
For Sumas and Anacortes-o:l5A m
For Snohomish and GetcheI-9:15 4 n and
ASS p m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sEArrLK
From st Paul and East-ll:25p. m
from Spokane-l0:S5 q. and IL :2S .. n.
From Portland and South-5:50 p N. and 1888
q m.
From olympia-5:5O D. m and s:As d m
From MoDtesano and Ocosta-5:50 D N
From Tacoma-l2 :55 S:45 aud 1888 Z n,
zoo. $3.50, S:45 and l l:25 p N.
From snoqualmie Falls and North Bend-0:7o
p N.
From sumas and Anacorts.-5:2O D. m
From Snohomsh and 2etchell-l0;S5 q n. and
b:2O p. N.
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL PoINr To IN THE WORLD.
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DEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
l. block, seattle. w ashington. Capital 500, 00O
Officers - Boart of Trustees Bailey Gatzert
President; Jacob Furth, Vice President; Arthur
A. Denny, second Vice President: james X. Hay
den, Manager Cashier and Secretary: Frank l.
Bodgett, Assistant Cashier; L. schwabacher. John
Leary, VIM Il. Bailey, John Collins, otto Ranke
Transacts a savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from one dollar 20 ten thousand
dollars. SIX per cent. interest per mum allowed
on term and our per cent on ordinary deposits.
Dividends declared the last day Of May and No
vember Loans made on real estate approved
collater rails only.
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OFFICIAL TIME CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1st, 1892.

RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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r ACONSER ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIRHAVEy.
yEgErT AND sNoHoaIsH ROUTE
STEAMER HABFI
DFLLIN0HAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE

FARE TO EVERETT, 4,
TO SSOHoMfsEI, sc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22
SHE WAS A TRUE SPORT
1 Young Woman In nissoula Who
Wanted 10 Buck The Tiger.
LOGGED OUT IN TROUSERS
She Had Heard OF the Fortunes
Won at Cards and
Started Out With
$tt.3O.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
MIssoULA. June 2i.-Jennie Jackson, Q
young woman formerly employed in .
miners boarding house ut Butte, was
picked up on the streets of this city last
suit Of mems garments, aud carted OF to
the county jail. she appeared before
Judge Evans this morning and stated that
she had heard SO many fairy tales Of big
money being won at faro that she con-
cluded to launch out for herself as full
fedged tiger fiend. She accordingly fitted
herself out with q nobby new suit. hat,
shoes. shirt and tho other paraphernalia
that goes to make up the modern man. and
with the munificent sum of Sll.3o tucked
safely away in her vest pocket started
forth to bring CONSERVATION to the heart
of the diamond-studded lord Of the faro
layout. The young woman's nerve
was in arrears. and on her arrival
at Missoula found she could not muster
up sufficient courage to 60 up and brace
the tiger. and IL was this hesitation that
proved fatal to her plans, for her wander.
ings about the streets happened to attract
the attention of policeman who chanced,
at that time, to he awake, with the result
that she was safely slowed away for tho
night. Kind hearted Judge Evans listened
TO this tale Of woe and arranged to return
the young woman to her former home,
where it Ia presumed she will, In the
future. bc content to remain as an inoffen.
sivs toast dispenser in some miners
boarding house.
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THEY ARsirRATED.

Settlement OF Cases Out.ids Of Coar:-
Liquor tn Indians.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
MissorLA. June 2i.-In the district
court to-day. Judge Brantly presiding, the
ease Of W. kiingberg vs.. Frank G. Higgins
for Islander was reported settled and was
dismissed. The suit Of the Missoula Mer-
camille company vs.. Feed and Emma
Coried was also dismissed. the defendants
issuing . chattel mortgage 10 cover the
amount OF their Indebtedness.
Tho suit of the Canon Ditch compa ny
vs.. d. j. Heyfron, in which = right of way
for o ditch across defendants property
Was under litigation, was likewise satis-
factorily arranged and dismissed from,
the calendar.
The case of the United States vs. Mrs,
Conrad Fisher, wife OF the proprietor ol
tho South Missoula Bridge saloon, charged
with selling liquor to Indians on the 1th
inst, was up before Judge Logan this
afternoon. The governments interests
were cared for by Hon. z. ID. Weed OF
Helena, while Judge Reeves OF this city
looked after the defendants welfare. Al
the conclusion Of the testimony. the judge
reserved his decision until tomorrow
afternoon.
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TO AMERICAN CATHOLICS.
The Pope sends IN Eaeyciieai Letter o.
the Rchoel Que stlon.

BALTIMORE, Juno 2i.-Cartiinal Gibbons
has given To tho associated press an ofii-
cisl translation Of the pope's encyclical
letter to tho archblshops and bishops Of
the United States on the noted parochial
school controversy. II declares the solicit
tude Of the pope for the welfare Of tho
American church. In evidence Of this he
has sent Monsignor Satolli to act, frat.
rs his representative mt the dedication Of
the worlds fair. aud then to become his
personal representative with the church
In the United States, to draw the faithful
therein close to tho head OF the
church. Satolli is especially charged TO
try to heal tho dissensions on
tho school question. To this end,
tho archhishops were convened In New
York last November. The doinas of that
convocation wcre approved by Satolli as
wise and prudent, and the pope In his
encyclical. confirms them. This included
the rescript by Satolli himself on the
question. Inopportunely this document
was made public. resulting In renewed
contention in the public press. growing
moro serious and widespread and certain
preiates began appealing TO the sovereign
pontiff. With view to tho supreme oh
ject Of the church, tho salvation Of the
soul. the popo has asked all prelatss to
write him privately ON the subject. Some
were fully satisfied, while some felt that
the disciplinary law concerning the schools
enacted by the council mt Baltimore had
been partly abrogated by Satolli. The
pope finds this last fear totally un.
grounded and that Satolli's statement ex.
pressly upholds the Baltimore law tha,
tho Catholic schools are to be most sedu.
4. Al
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22
KILLED AT A CIRCUS.
Eight People Farnish = Moral For Puri-
Nanlcal TeAchern.

RIVER FALLS. Wis, June 2i.-M 1
o'clock this afternoon the large circus
tent of Ringing brothers was struck by
lightning while crowded with people. in
stantly killing eight and inluring moro
than 20. The killed are:
EUGENE REYNOLDS.
J. A. GIESDESNISG, town clerk of Oak
Grove. aud son.
%. A. DEANS.
q. l.. WIGGisSs.
CURT ALDRiDGE.
Tho young son Of Wallace Smith.
The names Of the injured cannot be OBJ
tanned as they were taken away by friends.
While the people were passing out the
tent was struck twice by lightning with
the above result. Fire started but was
extinguishcd.
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ANARCHISTS IN SPAIN.
Rsvo' ationists Use Dyns ssnits Freely With
Fearful ls<sulss.

Eoobbub AS<e0Ves
MADRID, June T.--The greatest excite
mont prevails as . result OF q dynamite
explosion near the house Of ex-Prime Min.
is,er Castillo last night. In addition to
the damage already reported and the loss
Of life and personal injuries, the shock
partly wrecked the building near by. In
which circus performance was In prog.
ross, causing o panic. grandson OF the
marquis OF Havana. president Of the sen.
ate, was hit by q piece OF falling ceiling
and 10 badly hurt he will die. son OF
the Marquis Of Getadclest was tramplcd
to death by tho panic stricken throng.
Seven others were severely hurt Ia the
crush and = large number less seriously
hurt. II is believed the explosion was the
work OF Barcelona dynamiters. the revo-
lutionists there being very active OF late.
A number Of arrests. il is said, will be
made. chiefly among the men employed
In printing offices devoted to the publica.
ton OF anarchistic documents. Many OF
these. closed year ago during the anar.
chist troubles. have been reopensd and
thirsty literature.
n gentleman aud two workmcn were seen
uCdT tic tbOusr VI sNbtito. AhS EVbssO
man disappeared few minutes before
the explosion occurred. II is believed the
workmen. who wcre killed by tho explo-
sion. carried number of bombs charged
with dyuam ite and large bullets. and that
II was the intention TO distribute them In
various parts Of the city. That the boinbs
contained bullets 10 evidenced by the
buildings in the vicinity, which show
-kor hSt to.I H. - sssalf ar fha
walls.
It is conjcctured that the fuse Of the
bomb that first exploded burned much
more rapidly than the conspirators calcu.
lated. and that the shock OF tho explosion
caused tho bombs carried by one OF the
workmen to he exploded. blowing his body
printer. Anarchist documents belonging
TO tho well known anarchist. Ernest Al.
varcz, were found In his pockets. and u Is
believed that tho victim OF his own dia.
bolical designs 10 none other than this foe
Of law and order. A letter dated Barcc-
Iona was also found. advising the recipi-
ent TO use the utmost caution In carrying
out the plans intrusted TO him. Alvarcs
was previously arrested for connection
with anarchist plots, hut managed to es.
cape conviction. Several anarchist
printers have been arrested on suspicion
Of beins implicated in tho plot. man
was arrested after the explosion. with a
leg broken and his scalp torn. who turns
ont to be common laborcr. He refuses
10 say anything. Extra guards have been
stationed about tho public places and
every prscautiou to prevent . repetition
Of the outrage has been taken.
Tho wounded accomplice 10 dead. The
bomb thrower has made = partial confes
ton. under pressure from the police. The
man, whose name is Suarez, admitted
that the dead man was an anarchist
named Ruits and that he carried, at ths
time Of the explosion, . bottle containing
gun powder and shot. Five moro anarch.
isis have been arrested In this city and II
in Barcelona for completely in tho bomb
throwing,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22
IN SAN DIEGO.
Financial stringency Causes the suspen
sion Of Three Banka.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, June 2i.-Following In
the wake of the financial troubles in Los
Angeles. the Consolidated National bank
suspended payment this morning. A
notice on the door gives the usual cause,
financial stringency, and declares that tho
dcpositors will bc paid. The assets are
said to be much larger than tho
liabilities but no complete statement
IL now obtainablc. The Savings bank of
San Diego. which has an Office with the
Consolidated National. and which il
closely related in management. suspended
al the same time. The Consolidated is
ono OF the largest, and had been consid-
cred ono Of the most substantial banks in
town. Owing to run. consequent upon
the morning suspensions, tho First Ma
tional closed its doors this afternoon. II
is thought To he amply able to meet all
Liabilities. No statement Is now obtain
able.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22
A SERIOUS CHARGE. .
Two CAseads County Rsnchers Accused
OF stealing Horses.

Two Cascade County Rsnchers Accussd
OF Stealing Horses.
Special Dispatch TO tn. standard
GREAT FALLS. June 2i.-John Blevin OF
Highwood and John Gwynn OF kibbey
were brought before Judge Race on q
charge of horse stealing TODAY and
bound over to the district court In 500
bail. Sheriff Hamilton captured Gwynn
Monday and got Bleyin At cit yesterday.
aud arrived here with his prisoners last
night. The complaint is sworn out by
Hector W. Hutchinson. "A rancher near
Tiger Butte. and alleges that the four
horses in question were lost about six
weeks ago and that they were finally
traced to Blevins' ranch. who had placed
them In his band and branded them as his
own horses.
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DEFIANT INDIANS.
Fort Keogh Troop. sent After . Re.lskiu
Drserier.

ST. PAuL. June 2i.-A Pioneer Press
special from Miles City, Mont. says:
There is trouble at tho Cheyenne agency.
An enlisted Indian at Fort keogh go; per-
mission 10 visit the agency. lie overstaid
his time aud detachment of Indian
troops went after him. lie refused To re-
turn and his Indian friends declared they
would not let him be taken. The COM
mandant at Fort Keogh requested Agent
Tulley TO make ths arrest. but Tulley de-
clinei. Last night Lieutenant Marshall.
with Indian cavalry troops. was ordered
to make the arrest. orders were sent To
the compahy at Lame Deer to aid II nsces-
sary. The orders we're to make the arrest
and call for the troops necessary. Runor
has II tonight that fight occurred and
that five Indians were killed at the agency.
but the authorities at Fort keogh refuse
either to affirm or deny the story. IL Is
certain that something occurred.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22
THE WORK OF OHoULs.
New York Thisvss Dsspoil the Victims
OF the Train wreck.

New YORK, June 2i.-AlthouRh no other
victims Of yesterdays railroad disaster ~
Parkvilie. L. l., have died. Andrew J.
Bartholomew is not expected to live. The
other wounded mon are reported rs doing
we'll and will recover. Il appears that
some of the victims Of the accident were
robbed aud one body that Of Judge
Quinby OF Utica, n, ", who had Sso0 In
his possession. has entirely disappeared.
Quinby was seen lying in an express
wagon and n doctor with an ambulance
offered to take him. but the man in tho
wagon said that he was doctor and was
going to take Quinby to thu Norwegian
hospital. He never arrived there and this
coroner is trying To find the body.
william u. Hutchison of Chicago. who
was killed. had several thousand dollars
in his possession. but when the body
reached the morgue, only 81 . was found.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22
Real E.tnie In MI..oul,.

spccia, Dispatch {, the s;aniarL
MIssouLA. June 2l.-Anothcr important
transfer of real estate has been reached
in this city. The Roberts block on Hig.
gins avenue. near Main street. occupied
by Tylar worden. grocer. and the adj
joining property. until recently occupied
by the Garden City Bottiing company.
have been purchased by w. n. Hammond
for a consideration of sls.0D0. This is
generally regarded as a fortunate pur-
chase.
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TALKING FOR SILVER.
Address of Il. .. Butler of Idaho at Chi
caHo HrAtcrdiY ~.

CHICAGO. June 2i.-A tho Worlds Con.
cress Of Commerce and Finance to-day.
r. r. Butler Of Idaho talked on the silver
question. He declared warmly in favor OF
free silver. and said that the recent panic
was caused by the gold basis, which al.
ways precipitated crisis. He advocated
the withdrawal Of both gold and paper
money of less value than S.. which would
force the circulation Of silver aud be prac.
tically free coinage.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22

Speciai bi>raASu " sho S.ani1a
MfssortA. June 2l.-The case Of Aneus
Mac cDouald. charged with the murder Of
Curly" stevens at Horse Plains, has been
set for trial on June -. This case 10 -
much surrounded with mystery. not only
in the vicinity of the crime but at the Of
iicc of the county attorney in this city. as
any that has ever been tried in Missoula
county. and the proceedings will -
watched With considerable interest.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22
Crooks In NIissouia.

Special Dlspatch 10 the standard
MissouLA, June 2l.-Tbe police bavc
succeeded in capturing two smooth look
ing gentlemen, named Charles Williams
and Fred Nestell. suspected of being inn
plicated IN an attempted burglary at the
Montana lodging house on Monday night.
The men are supposed to have hailed
from Butte and have every appearance of
being expert in their unlawful calling.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-22
FIRE AT CORBIN.
several Buildings Destroyed as Results
OF Car~lsssness.

Spec!a' Dispatch 10 the Standard
BOULDER, June 2i.-Ear!y this morning
fire broke out in Johnson & LsFrance's
saloon In Corbin. and before il could 10
oxtinguished 1t had spread to other build
ings, destroying hotel. store aud four
dwellings. The loss is estimated Mt be-
tween 900 and $4,000. with very little
insurance. IL is supposed that the fire
started in the cellar of the saloon by Q
burning candle, careiessly left there by
some person connected with the saloon.
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For Hath or Toilet.

Fine linen towels with handsome bor-
der. or good sire Turkish towels of special
value, will be sold at extra low prices this
week by the N. J. Connell company.
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Ot All shades,

Every color, every width Of the silk rib
bons in the Gcnc Gordon stock will be
sold by Connell company to-day and to-
Iporrow,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-08

still greater proportion. Common
sense and sound judy ment.-the best
chart aud compass statesman can
steer by in navigating the ship Of state
dictate the propriety Of our govern
ments aiding in the construction of the
Nlcarauga canal The loss resulting
from a naval attack by some European
power on San Francisco, Portland,
Seattle and other towns on the PAclh
coast would exceed in value what the
United S a,es is asked to do towards
the construction of the Nicarauga
canal She is asked to guarantee
$l00,000,000 OF bonds.