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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25

TACOMA. Feb 2a-Tspecial. AT its
meeting today the council adopted. by 4
vote Of 10 to Q. the plan of Mr.. Fuller. Of
the board Of public works. TO draw the
ei1y's water supply from the gravel beds
Of the prairie.
IL also passed the ordinance In favor Of
the Ledger swindie for printing the delin-
quent tax list for IS. 1884, So. which deduets
$o4 from the original amount claimed,
Notwithstanding at one time the Ledpe En-
offered to remit 500 for overcharges. The
vote stood 10 toe.
1t was also decided to pave Pacific ave-
nue from South Seventh TO South Seven
teenth strees With FIR blocks on . plank
foundation.
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"rRUs nLuE" NOR LIBELoUs.
One OF the Peanut Indictments OF the
County Grand Jury Qusshed.


TAeoNA. Feb. "a. - Especial Judge
Parker, Of the superior court, decided to-
DAY that the publishers Of True Rias. the
cartoon weekly indicted by the county
grand jury for liheling the county commits
s1oners. were not guilty of libel. 1t Will be
remembered the county grand jury found
Peanut indictments and failed 30 make
satisfactory investigation OF the water
sslaae aud city council bocdlers. Tae
eoanIy commissioners were charged with
assmpt,ns to sell fake" county bonds
ard handling fake" forfeit money. The
court SAYS:
'Is seems clear 10 me that this language,
sanatng entirely alone, az it does here,
altaont any extrinsic facts pleaded 10
.afes any light upon the meaning IN
ssaaed 20 lie conveyed by its puhlishszs'
toes not constitute criminal Aosl-
VI the strongest ssnseacs objected to ey
vac grand jury the court says:
Another sentence Of the alleged libel
rAas: II becomes less interesting 70 the
ssssr.ioaded taxpayer 20 inquire Whistler
asse commission or fake sale has of
ssnclal ie ss rtlem ala been transferred from
see depleted Golfer Of a robbed and ever
s1Fdensd coaatry 80 the pleihoric sns
sFer-sSelied rockets Of a few city and
eeRnly officials This language Is so an-
sssfiaia and eqaiSoeal, standing alone,
tAere being no extFinsie facts rleadca
VIE Il 9 explAin ~ that Il becomes al
ssss wholly meaningless The onIg psIs
II THAI coala possibly cast any reasc-
sen upon anvhodv would be the transfer
Rom the county Golfers 10 the pockets OIL
ss'tsln officials Of something, and thas
something Is fake commission or
sAAs sac. Had is used the expresssoa
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-. commission cnIy, without ra.ksa~
80. p1sssion interchangeable win fsk.
- ana then had tia state CHARGED st.s
Ae eommission' vas rxs<ar,. monew
rns-s. On csrtaia bonds. = Ire.
sss aavs been charged: though. even
- = soald remain rnceytsIr. Pa,
,-.s.A...s Nosds sTsSe sale and fake con-
rsr. are connected with the dssfare-
- .~.,s aail 20 see how il could b aye been
r., - sny ssy 50 - 10 make IL libel.
a tns county Golfers 10 sorne1<d rs
f,s,s. = 20 far from meaningless that 4 ID
HIsas less than ridscaios.- " =
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coSpENsEp DISPATCHES

Carl Won Rulow. 9 bartender st Butte,
Mt claims 10 be A nephew and sole hslr
az the great Hans yoa b4ioS, shs pan 80,
who lsit IN estate valued 81 s'o"|VO"
marks.
Mrs. Eliaabeth Bryan. her son. JEAN
BRYAN, and her sister, MIS-. Mary fSeses,
Nea,shs- Mind sister q. the women. have
49,, held for trial at Pesaianaa, Cal
rx.citx Treasurer :. +. AnFpay, o,
n.y. tftx or. convicted 81 larceny 81
,nal,e money has bssn senisneea - =
80, s,s.nne wear in the peasssut'Ary and a
s,s ~ IS 20. doabls the ainoani OF ies
.ssrtare. Murphy Lost The money N
mining spsceiasions-
srrsnx is coEninS: Bee Aeoaf sssss' VS. oA''s
,Sa ese.s Cseper 6 Levy,
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Highway ROBBERY =, A.hland.

AsHLaSp. Or, Feb. 2k--George II.
Phillips. railroad section hand employed
on the siskiyou mountains. who came to
town yesterday and got drunk. was way
laid in q dark alley late last night. beaten
into insensibility and robbed of $50. all the
money he had. After beating aud rob-
oing their victim. the thugs rolled the
body down a steep grade into a ditch,
where the man was subsequently found.
Harvey Martin and Frank Goumans,
young men of good family here. have been
arrested for the crime. They we're with
Phillips in saloon. aud went out with
him few minutes before the robbery oc-
CURED. Both men were arrested this
morning at s.skiyou.
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PoRr TOWNSEND, Feb. 2A.-[Speciall IS.
Baxter came up today from Neah bar and
States building there Thursday night
was the result of n defective due. The
flames burned to the ground the cook
house. agents quarters aud dormitory for
female scholars IN the government school,
all contained in one large building. the
destruction Of which entails loss Of
$1,000. The editice will have to be re-
placed at once. 1t bad an excellent water
plant which was put in by Capt. Charles
Wilioughby some years ago. and had it
been kept in repair there would have been
little work in saving the structure. Nearly
all of Agent Poweils effects were saved.
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An An.~u,-mtnd-,, Man Ki,.s.

NAsasao. Feb. c4-fspecial AS the
noon train approached Wellington today an
elderly man. named Charles Ease-. who
had been watching IL approach. suddenly
stepped on the track, but instead OF cross
ing, he attempted TO siep back again.
when the coweaicher struck him, sending
his head onto the ties and before the en-
CINE could be pulled up the oil boxes on
the tender struck him in the head and
tore enc of hrs ears completely of and
otherwise so injured him that he died in
few hours. Water vas highly respected in
this city. and u is thought he was absent
minded ST the time
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VICTORIA, Feb. - Especial. The CITY
council has determined to reduce Ey 10
per cent. ali salaries Of over 500 a month.
and BIZ ~ per cent. between $50 ani 500.
Trustee Msrchans also proposes 10 have a
SIMILAR cut made Ia the salarie, OF city
school teachers.
]. Murdoch, Teha Cooper and A. Hill
left this morning for the head waters Of
Peace river, where they expect TO locate
rich placer claims. They go equipped and
supplied for tao years
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WHATcoN, feb. @.-iSpcctal. "A yer-
diet Was rendered today Tor toe defend
ants Ira the hard fought civil case of De
Mates VS.. Ierlsn ct a.. The suit was n
recover from Bondsman Jordan $1,000
damages by reason o. JorGaa's failure 10
falhn his contract In the erection Of the
ps Msstos block. The case will be ap-
pealed. The property. which De Mattos
says has cost him so, 900. was sold TO-DAY
70 satisfy a r.sehanIc lien for 81. 50.
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THE EDMIsroN svERpRAFr.
His Brother and Bank Depositors Re nd
to MAKO II Good.

wAILA WALIA. Feb. M--lSpecial. IAN
interesting development in the Edmiston
case was q petition Of Receiver f. w.
Paine praying the court to accept
Mr.. Edmiston's proposition OF set
Element Edmiston's friends holding
certificates of deposit aggregating
$40 500 have agreed to apply their claims
TO the liquidation of Edmiston's overdraft
of $50 5ss. For the remainder of the over.
drafs Edmiston offers 20 give notes in
dorssd by his brother, George f. Edmiston,
Of Spokane
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A sailor Drovned :. r.eom..

TACOMA. Feb. "a. Especial. William
Gilbert. sailor on the bark Detroit, was
drowned at midnight; while attempting TO
board the vessel by a board. II Is sup
posed that he was intoxicated. At ga IN.
the body had not been recovered, bat the
bottom was being dragged.
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HKrPxxR Or, Feb. 24-lspeeial Wool
grow ers Of Morrow county met today and
organised with a membership OF twenty
four. Ii was decided that the wages OF
shsarers and hersiers must be reduced.
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IN. rairhaven Chamber of Commerce.

FAIRBAyEy, Feb. SA-Fspseisl. - The
trustees 81 tas Chamber Of Commerce. ne.
this afisrnoon and elected officers IS FOL
lows; President. Frank ]. Hamilton !;
frat vice president. IL. l. Dicksoa; second
vics president; J. J. Donovan; treasurer.
George Z. Mayer; secretary. O. r. Caiver.
The chamber is in good condition snsn-
cialIy, having net cash fund Of aboas
S-Sa
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otyMFiA, Feb. "a '-tSrecIai I--e'ov- ne
Graw has withdrawn the nominai'on OF
Mrs. Julia +. Smart 30 he assistant s'S'e
librarian. the nomination not having 0esh
confirmed hy the library board.
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OiYxrIA. Feb. "a Special The SUI
irene court today affirmed tue decis'on
on the rehearing in the case OF James
Ward. respondent VS.. Charles Iacker,
.cneliaut from Pierce county.
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passing sns estimates which tbs cpross-
ton wers determined net 70 pass. The
government carried them thrcogh. Some
srzussng and Lively scenes and sharp re-
psysee occ1rred.
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TACOMA. Feb. A-fSpecial.l Errors in
the county assessment have been de-
fected amounting TO between 500, 900 and
500. 900. This will result Ia refunding to
taxpayers $4,000.
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The British COLUMBIA. s..imn.e. ys.~s

FIcsoRfA. Set. "a Tae provincial legis-
Issurs sat- through the night tsI lis this
afternoon, q txsEsy-foar ho9rs' session,
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CLxv1LANp, w asn<, Feo. = -
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post-InteIlisencsr. Seattle, RasN.-
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Editor Post rntslngsncss.6 seAels, Wa6A
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-04-27
The Olympic tubs Victory In the
Louisiana COartS.

New Orleans, La. April 23.-The
Olympic club has WON Il big victory
in the Supreme Court. which to.
day affirmed the decision of the
lover court and the result Of winch
means that the club may give fights
The snit against the Olympic Club
vas brought several months ago, at
the time when here was much sent d.
ment throughout the country
against pr'zr fighting. The State
held that the sullivan COrb-tt, and
similar affairs. were not boxing
contests, hut prize fights pure aud
simple. The rlsb. on the other
hand. cOnfrnhed thar the fights
we're FULLY authorized by the terms
of the Law. Judge Watkins read
the opinion of the court. Chief
Justice NirhOlls disxented.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-04-27
Guaranteed Cure

We authOrizr our advertised
druggist to sell d.. Kings New
Discovery fot Consumption. Congh-
ami Colds. upon this condition. II
ynn are affected with q COns :,
Cold or any Lung. Throat or Chest
trouble. aud will use this remedy az
Directed. giving it \ fair trial. ant
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as speedily az possible by the
passage of some bill, and that the
Democratic party could not possibly
run the risk Of allowing the Nc.
kinley Law to remain on the statute
books, | have taken an active inter
est ln endeavOrin2, first, TO get
such a bill framed az will insure it,
passage, by commanding forty.
three votes. Subordinate to that
it Ia my desire that the bill when
passed shall alsO b~ NJ beneficial a.
possible to the country. and shall
also he as helpful as possible to the
Democratic party. NV own desire
IL to stand strictly on the Demo.
cratic platform of 1893. for which
the Ohio delegation at Chicago
voted without a dissenting voice,
bot as all tariff bills are more or
less matters OF compromise / will
he satlsfied With Whatever c0ncrs.
siOns may be made if We can insure
the passage OF the bill. There are
powerful influences now at work
trying to keep the Mckinley ia~
on the statute books, aud | hone
our friends in OHIO will not aid in
this"
II 10 to he hoped that Democratic
clubs and associations in every
State Of the Un on will write SINH.
lar letters to their Senator and
thus bring such u pressure to bear
a. will hasten the passage Of the
bill. The fate of the Democratic
party in the Congressional rlprriOns
next November depends on the
Wilson bill hping ,,assrd ~ time tn
experience Lo'u- If the benefits of
tariff reduction. The Republicans
understand tina and they are dr.
trrmined to do all they can to delay
the consideration of the measure
bnt they can b. thwartrd and the
bill forced to u vote 1T an early day
1t the Democrats will work together
-Statps,
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Netice to Jurors.

The jurors 'ira va for the Second
week al the present tri m ~ ,'on.'
ATE hereby notified that they ate
discharged for the term and need
not report for duty next Moniay
30ih ApIil-aS tue present term at
conrt viii I've adjourned ON Satur.
day 2Sth inst.
W. G. YOUNG,
Sheriff.