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Departed With the Pioneers Cash.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, March .-Edi- tor Loebenhoffer, who came to this city recently representing himself to be an ex-lieutenant of the German army, has left for parts unknown, leaving many creditors. He was man of fine phy- sique and military bearing. He ingrati- ated himself into the favor of the stock holders of the defunct German Pioneer, the organ of Tennessee German-Ameri- cans, and was entrusted with the task of resuscitating the paper. He bor- rowed money from those interested in the enterprise and, taking all the cash in the treasury. silently de- parted.
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PnblIe Debt.

WASHINGTON, March 3-The public debt statement issued at the treasury department shows an increase in the public debt during February of $4o,- 0Gt.9t5. The cash in the treasury amounted to sT37 075. s34. which is an increase for the month of S49, 955, ,6s1. Bot of these increases are largely due to the tond issua
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Gambling Houses Must Close.

OMAHA, March 3.-As a result of public agitation Chief of Police Seavey ordered all the gambling houses in Omaha closed, the order to take effect March ). For year and q half gam bling has been carried on openly under what is known as tine disorderly house city ordinance, which provided for a monthly fine of sl00 for each keeper of a gam moiingroom. The owners Of the leading houses have agreed to comply with inc order.
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McNabb's Victim Dead.

PlTTsBuRG. March s-Mrs Louise Rockwell, the actress who YVES shot by the baseball pitcher, McNabb, We'd nesday night at Hotel Eiffel, died at 4:40 yesterday morning. Her hus- band was no flied and left California for this city at once. McNabbs body was shipped to his old home at Mount Vernon, 0, where the funeral will take place today
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Woman and Two Children Poisoned.

GAINESVILLE Tenn, March 3.-The wife of Roxie Howard, carriage trimmer. were poisoned by taking med icine thought to be simple remedy for bad colds Howard gave two doses to his wife and children In a short time ali three became critically ill Physi- cisns think that the mother and one of the children will recover, but the other child's condition is not very favorable.
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Sugar Bounty.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The state ment of the commissioner of internal revenue for the month of February as to the amount of sugar bounty paid is as follows: Texas, cane, S108, 272.10; Louisiana, cane, S1 ,335, 415.95; Califor- mia. beet. s266, 701. 56; Nebraska, beet, Se2, 400: Kansas, sorghum, sl6, 39s.50; Montana and Utah, beet, S59,0 ,00o; New York, maple, Sli4; Ohio, maple, S26. 10; Maryland. maple, S29,26
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N.ackey Charged With Fraud

NASHVILLE, Ind, March 3.-suit has been rought in the superior court by James B. Hay, charging fraul against President Mackey and the directors of the Evansville and Terre Haute Rail- way company in the construction of the E ansville and Richmond railway, and asking that such construction be declaTed illegal and also the guarantee of bonds and the injunction issued to stop all proceedings.
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Chicago Market.
10. sIarch ;. = May closing:

CHICAGO March ,. May closing: Wheat 69lsc.
 Corn 35I4c.
 aas34c.
 Pork-su.72.
 Lard--ss9s
 Ribs S8e7
 Hogs-Receipts, asoao: left over. l1.e0o; mar kets. active and weak, lDc. lower light s4.850 5.l0; mixed s4 S0a,5.00; heavy. S4.e5g5. %; rough, 5. G5s sb45u stronger.
 Sheep-Eec-ip.s, l2, ,00o; market. steady.
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close of business Wednesday. Feb. as, 1894
Appropriation Bills.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The great appropriation bills will engage the at tention of the house now that the Bland silver bill is disposed of. There are now four appropriation bills on the cal. ander, an unsual advance at this time of the session. Representative Savers has arranged to begin on fortifcation bill at once and to follow 1t with a pen sion bill, District Columbia bill and sundry civil bill in order named.
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A1te cid Leaves Tor Home.

Hor SPRINGS, Ark. March a-Gov. John P. Altgeld of Illinois, who has been i.ere for several weeks with his wife and party of friends on SO jouru for health and pleasure, left for Spring field, Ills. where a reception has been arranged for him
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rhwartea by the sheriG.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 5-A mob of 200 attempted to force the jail at strouasburg for the purpose of lynch ing Richard Grier. tae negro who mur- dered Christian Ehlers week ago in Monroe county. The mob was re- pulsed by the sheriff. but retired sul- len. Trouble is yet feared.
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The GRApHIc's Worlds Fair Art Portfolios are entirely different from those offered by any newspaper pnb- lished in this section of the country and are second to none issued by any art publishers. Save your COIL pOns.
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A Snip and Tug on Rocks.

SAN FRAScIsco March 3.-Private telegram reports the ship Occidental, and tug Tyee. on the rocks near coal port Gomax, No additional informa- ton can br ootainel.
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Excitement In Uruguay.

MoNTEvIpEo March 3.-There is much excitement i'll Uruguay in con- nection with the elections. In antici- patton of serious trouble the troops have been cenfiaed to the barracks
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Several Reported Killed.

WmKEsBAgRE, Pa, March 3.-A car loaded with miners on their way to work was thrown from the track. IL is reported that several were killed and in il1raff
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Bank Statements Called For.
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Will Not Retire.

CHATTANOOGA, March 3.-Some time since the story was sent out broadcast from Knoxville that Hon. D. M. Key, juige of the United States district court for Tennessee, would retire from the bench soon after his 10th birthday. In an interview the venerable judge put quietns on all such anticipations.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-04

PoEr TOWNSEND. ian. L--lSpecial.I-
The past year has been the duliest known
for twelve years In the lumber markets.
Shipments to coastwise and foreign ports
have fallen of fully rs per cent as COM
pared with 1850. Within the last years
two almost every market In the world ap-
pears To be closed against Puget sound lum-
Der. On account OF general stagnation In
commercial affairs abroad and at home no
offers are being made for Pacific coast
timber. In the colonies the yards are over
stocked, resultant upon the immense I'm
portation into that country during the
boom some four or five years ago. The
lumber markets in South America are In
about the same condition. although recent
advices from leading commercial houses
would seem to indicate that confidence is
being restored, which will probably be the
means Of . general revival in business.
Should the Brazilian war be concluded
this winter 1t is expected that quantity
Of lumber will be sent there. On the West
coast the outlook is somewhat brighter
A new field in South Africa Is attracting a
few cargoes of lumber. and il is antici-
pated that the market may assume good
sized proportions before the end Of the
year The future would be much more
satisfactory to the milling interests were
not the bill for putting lumber on the free
list pending in Threatening manner. II
the bill passes lumber shipments will be
less in 1894 than heretofore. This applies
especially to the coastwise trade.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD or TRADE.


CHICAGO. JAM s. Wheat - Moderate
trade; opened &c lover Is continuance
OF yesse,day's weakness and on discour-
aging cables. rallied &c on large exports
from seaboard and smaller Eastern,
European. South American and Australian
shipments, eased OF &c on Brsdssreet's
report Of increased stocks for and In
Europe. advanced and closed firm. Nc
higher than yesterday. Receipts. 81, 600
bushels: shipments. Il. 600 bushsla Closed !:
Cash. 60s<c; May. e5ssc.
Corn--Firm; cash, 34Nc; May. sss<c.
nats- Steady; cash, 2o5Sci May. 3osse
Rye-45t<c
Barley-Nominal
Flax-$L36.
PorI - Easy: Cash, sl25e,fs May.
Lard : Easy, Cash. szs7H; May.
$645
shoulders-ss2s9 sso.
Short clear-$a 75tGT0o
Whisky-$Ll5.
LIVE srocK.
CattIe-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
slow and steady to lower: prime steers
s. 0taSs IS; others. $4-2565As0; com mon,
$S.00,G4 10: no Texans here.
Hogs-Receipts. "a. 600 head. Market
opened Lower and closed steady at yester.
6.05; packers and mixed. $5fO9530: prime
heavy and butchers weights, S5.35Qfa 40;
prime light. $535@540
shesp-Receipts. 1900 head. Market
lover; thin ewes. e. 0e92 80; few veshers,
Seo9323; Westerns. $a00t6350
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Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I,
1893. are ss,s57.ooi. There were filed for
r.. "a Yesterday Is deeds. the considers
- .gregaiing $3.50. Following IL the
IA - furnished by Osborne. Trempsr
& Co, abstractors of titles. li5 Cherry
street. between Front and Second;
W. y. Bogg. to J. +. Watts. lot IL, block
u. Lake ave 10 Kirkland, $3.50
ii. II. Lyons To Charles T. Shepard, lot
6, block 40 A. pontius. $500.
+. NJ. Harm To ]. +. Trerice ct a., IL SO
rds sec Is. -, 5. 81
+. f. Maltby to 4. f. Maltby, lot ! and
pt $, block ?. BuTke's End. S.
A. A. Maltby to NJ. A. Maltby, lot I and
pt s, blk ., Burke's End. Sl6
Y. Barton 10 star Mfg Co, lot 8, block 2,
Central Seattle. 81
W. II. schapsrs to C. n. Smith. lots q
10 -, block s Gem 10 Des Moines. $50.
Louisa Denny TO III. l. Denny, lots and
5 in block :, North Seattle. s..
A. c. Msroonnier 20 Barbara Ryan. sw,,.
set. sec 30, Il, S, $500
{. NJ. Wilson to ". NJ. Atwood, lot So.
block 4. Harry White & Co.'S Commercial
add 70 Kirkland. $40
c. NJ. Wilson TO NJ. +. Hobbs. lots 50 and
81, block T. same add. s4eo
{. NJ. Wilson TO = +. Leydo, lot g.,
block 4. same add. 500
c. NJ. Wilson 20 John Corbins lot IS,
block 4. same add. saa
A. q. Stuhb to Maggie Came, lots II and
Is block I. Bellevue. $50.
Maggie cnme 20 c. Hansen. lots Il and
Is, block /. Bellevue. $3.50
JOSEPH 4. Biakeiy TO First National
Rank Of Arlington. Or. u interest in IL
lots. Ross "a, 500
O. r. Anderson TO W. w. Dearborn, lot
s., block 9. East Seattle, 81.
e Hesden hemer e. a.. to II. H. Van
Tuyi, lot l.. block ., Boston Heights. 81
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Eora.

nops are dull. State, common 20
eaoaes, ls4zSc: Pacific coast. ls42ka
HERCHAyDssK
Sopper-Quiet: Lake. ff0.zk
Lead-Domssric, s39
din-Easisr: Straits, so IS bid.
1oHee-options opened firm at 20 IS
points advance on European buying
oraers. eased OF partially under local. iqui-
oassoa and closed steady as unchanged
20 - points net advance. ssie.. 1879
Sags, intending: January, sl7I0tal7. Is !;
,rs1ruary, $is 100 Is -: March. 81 4oe9
iayo; Aprts, Sl6.5o9I6 35 spot Rio
Qlirt bas s.sady; No Z, Iss<e.
cugaf-Raw. seax: fair refining, 2J<c;
ssn'Fiingais. 80 test, 25se; English island,
Auscovado, 20 test, AZ 2Ilc; refined, quiet
and steady.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
THE STATE OF TRADE.


SAN Francisco. Jan. 3.-The general
markets were steady with q moderate de-
mand. There were few changes In the
produce markets.
Vegetables Arriving In light quantities,
Fersh fruits--Dull.
Butter and eggs-wsak.
Potatoes-Steady.
0nions-Firm.
Poutrv-Quiet.
6ame-Lower.
Produce receipts--Fiour. quarter sacks,
sasi wheat, centals. a65: barley, centals,
2lia; beans. sacks. 6.429: potatoes. sacks
6..25: onions, sacks. AZ; bran, sacks, 30;
ms1dlings. Oregon. 430.
HREApsruFFs AND eRAIsa
Fiour-S2 406f2 60
Whea,--<l or ts@if0.
Barley-72ls 19zisc.
oats-s5c4ll. 22L.
FINANCIAL
Drats-sight, f2he discount; tele-
graphic. i7isc discount
Sterling biils--On London, sight. 81 sea-.
Mexican dollars--57e57tsc.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ENGLISH CRAZY MAHKxr.

ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 3.-Wheat-Easy; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately.
No. California, So 4d@5s cd; No. West
ern, So 2i@5s sd.
corn-Firmi demand fair; MIXED
Western. L. ID
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TIE SostAsrn Pse.se are rev running tsnizg
cars between seattle and Portland o. trains
lsavtag Seattle daily 81 q X ana isaring
Portland daily 81 . II Taa service 10
acknog.sGgei 70 - unsurpassed
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
rHE srocK EXCHANGE

NV YoRK. Jan. 3-The bears we're
partly successful in q determined effort TO
cepress prices. aided by weakness of
American securities in London. together
wish sales of -. Paul for London account.
ihe decline was soon recovered and final
ssses we're X per cent. above yesterday.
western Union declined :. per cent in
opening. but on heavy purchases. said 20
% Tor an inside pool, took sharp upward
sarn and closed =. per cent. above the
aos point of the morning. Atehlson was
"rons on London buying. aud gained :.
per cent on the day. Great Northern pre-.
eFssc rose PER cent. over yesterday.
oovsEnment enthusiastically.
fstrosenm-Closed. February, soc bid.
hsr silver, per ounce, Sstsc.
Asxicaa dollars. 5Tt.c
FINANCIAL
Noney-on call. easy atI@ls per cent.
loan, rer cent: closed offered at |
II cent Prime mercantile paper. sIss
- per cent Sterling exchange-SteAdy.
III SEXUAL hu.iEess in bankers bills nj
aNsast4 ~. for demand: 81 5s.ssAs& Tor
Exiy-day bUIsA
BoSps
reg .-.... liz H. 3 - frerl S
Ne2Pl.,-. liz Pacific Go ..,...... To-
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The Democrats Of the ksatucky Legislators
hare renoEa gnasea senator Lindsay. lie hss no
espazsak
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This agsosanse ana sAleas4e1s Teen POv01. -
eAblishsd BY more han twesy ysarS sHpsFssneA
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Dental and Medical prsfsssioas az this cisy ssees
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nuission. tAus ssrving - . complete esantans
and prsservsr Of the teeth Microscopic examin&
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