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HAD HEART DISEASE.
6ulliyan's Death Only fastened
BY Matthews Assault
yne TAcoaGA OFFICE SEEKERS.


TACOMA, April a--fSpscisl The oooJ
Of n. c. Sullivan. the dead spy. VIZ -
shipped 70 Porsisna tomorrow. Orders TO
shas effect ssfs resolved today from MAI
ssss Barnes. of Thses's sgsney ~ Portland.
An autopsy today developed tbs fact that
death wss caused By the heart. which WAS
In diseased condition. failing 70 perform
Sts functions The lungs we're eorred
With blood The cause Of the heart failure
was the intense excitement produced ~
eulsivsu's encounter with Sheriff Nat
thsva The coronsr's jury returned .
verdict hnding that dsath sssaitss from
heart dtseass One Of Thisl's men arrived
tonight 20 take charge Of the reuaina
Sheriff Matthews, who vas on the stand
- the inquest. claimed that he hsd NOS
huntsd Sullivan. bat acknowledged that as
1eit bitterly toward him. He told shssiory
Of the Yos In the hotel corridor a. pre-
viousiy detailed Deputy Sheriff Want,
who vent With sullivan 20 his room, sasd
that there Sullivan wanted 70 explain
what he hsd said about Matthews, claim
iss that mistake had been made IN sele-
granss passing between here and baisimore
Ia the Hart case. The detective said that
he himself had been misied. While talk
ing he had two hts Of coughing and spat
blood. lie then grew weaker. and in tho
course Of half m honr died.
One witness testified that Matthews Of
lsssd 500 70 DO shown suliivan's room.
There seems 30 ground for the talk Of i'm
psaehine Matthew'S
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Walter Weiman, the American Who 10
leading IN Arctic exploring expedition,
will leave Bergen. Norway. today.
An election was held in Mid-Lanark-
shire to eject successor TO John w. Phil
lips, Liberal. Caldwell, Liberal candidate,
Vas chosen
Emperor William and suite have left
Aoaxxia on the yacht Christabel on .
cruise. He will first call At Pola, Austria,
near the southern extremity OF the penin-
suIa of Istria, and then proceed 70 Venice,
where he will meet King Humoers and
suite.
Scott, the missing witness in the Ardfa-
mon. murder case, in Scotland, wherein
Alfred ]. Monsoon was charged with kill
ing Lieut. Hambrough, hss been found.
The jury's verdict WAS mot proven" and
IL is possible that Monson may be tried
again if Scott furnishes evidence incrin-
mating him.
Seventeen Samoan chiefs were sum-
moned before Chief Justice Nye and
obliged to Withdraw complaints against
the government The chiefs. however,
stuck 10 the protest agains. disarming the
natives. which was strongly resented. The
trial of ALPHA and other chiefs of the
Aans tribe ended February 2, the court
pronouncing sentence of two years' i'm
prison ment at hard labor against ALPHA
and $50 to 500 fine against the other
rhiAfa
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TROOPS CALLED BACK
Gov. Tillman Restores Civil Law
In South Carolina
REoRoAMizlMo The MILITIA.


Ccrrxsra, 8 C., april a-Darsingscn
and Fsore1cs are no longer in insusrsc-
ton. and tomorrow the stats troops VIII
evacrsss those localities and proceed 20
fhs city. The governor tonight issued
procianation declaring that the counties
OF Darlington and Fiorcsce are no longer
In instruction aad civil Law 10 hereby re-
stored. Gov. Tiilman - already begin
ming to reorgsnise the state militia he
has removed the telegraph embargo
dispatch from Darlington saJs that
IN opinion in the dispenssry cases has
slready besn drawn up and signed By JUS
tees MCGOWAN and MeIver, and has been
sen; 70 Justice Pope. in whose hands IL r.
mains. The dispatch says the opinion
declares the act unconstitutional. but
whether in whole or in part Is not ascer-
tanned
Gov. Tillman has ordered the arrest OF
oil the citizens of Florence who pariici-
pated in taking guns from the srmory last
Friday night. The citizens are submitting
70 arrest. on the advice Of Senator Butler.
Gov. Tiliman has the active support OF
the Populist party in Florence county by
. resolution passed BY the Populist con-
vension held the Monday before the OAR
iington affair. Col Clayton. the chairman
of the convention, has appointed . man in
each township. who viii, upon his call.
assemble the farmers Of his township at
rendezvous.
CHaRLEsToS. 8. C.. April 5.-There seems
10 lie trouble In Gov. Tiiiman's official
family on the subject Of the recent tactics
of the governor. Every one Of the cab
met. except perhaps Mr.. Mayheld. depre-
eafea his eoudurt and seyerA of
them are outspoken in their de-
nunciation OF Tillman's tyranny. This
information comes direct, and IL true In
addition to this. Secretary of State Tindal
Is incensed because Tiliman issued the
police proclamation and had his name
signed to 1t while ne. the secretary, was in
Charleston. As il well known. all procla-
nations are signed by the governor and
secretary, and the secretary must sign
his own name and afiix the seal of the
state 10 the document issued When the
talk OF TiIIman's issuing his police procla-
nation first began. Secretary Tiudai ex-
pressed mos. unmistakabls disapprovai of
the scheme. and after the proclamation
was issued Tindai stated TO an entirely
responsible man in Charleston that he had
not given any one leave to sign his name
and his chief clerk had been given ex-
plicit orders not - affix the seal of the
state excep, in his presence.
DARLINGTON, s. c., April 5.-The cor
oner's jury has rendered verdict to hold
McCiendon for the killing Of Norment;
Kahn for the killing of Redmond ana that
Redmond killed Pepper. The military
court will first submit its report to Gov.
Tiilman
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William slavin, Q blacksmith, who ar
rived in Portland from Seattle about
Christmas. was found dead in the river
last Monday. IL 10 supposed he was acct
dentaliy drowned.
Alexander & Hexter's warehouse at
Waitsburg was burned Sunday night,
with loss of 5000 The fire was doubt
less iueendiary, and makes the third of
that nature within two weeks.
Michael Jones died last week at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs, Charlton, on Spilled
prairie. Cowiits county. aged 80 years. He
Was one OF the pioneers of the Northwest,
having come to Oregon In ISIS.
The mean temperature a. Wallis walIa
in April was ~ degrees; highest, IS, on
the 2iih: lowest. -, on The 4th and 2is,;
deficiency during month. 80 degrees; ex-
cess since January ], 3. The total pre-
cipitation vas 3 IS inches, on 10 days: ex-
cess during month, . 70; excess since JAM
pary !, ass. There were II partly cloudy,
10 cloudy. clear days.
PoHr TOWNSEND. Anrii Especial. -
Perron Preston, Seattle hobo who calls
himself Tom MeAiIis, and was formerly
in the employ of the Seattle Transfer Com
psny. was today given thirty days In the
chain gang for assault: upon a coiored pros
titute named Jennie June. who has been
supporting him. Dan Hamilton. also a
recent ex-Seattleits. received thirty-two
DAYS for trying To break into a kloatch-
mans quarters. These are the first ball
and chain sentences in years, bat were
deemed necessary ~ view of the influx of
that class every year TO prey upon the
generosity. the Old fault, of the Jack Tars
aboard the L Dttcd states warshlps here.
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Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1.
1894. are 81, 457 BIS There we're filed for
record yesterday II deeds. the considers
lions aggrsgating 500 20 Following 10
the iist as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co., abstractors OF titles 1i6 Cherry
street. betwee. Front and Second:
q. J. Treen TO I. p. Taylor. lot IL, block
Il and lot Is, block o. East Park, 81.
(. r. Marvin to W. +. Marvin, lot II,
block 10. Madison street 500.
C. F. ". Bowers TO +. b. Bowers, lot
and part of lot 2. block g. Bell heirs and
others. $500.
Jacob Fur,h to George r. Gund. lots to 8
and - to "A, block 1. Sarah Il. Yesler, LIST,
$4,000
.. Brown to c. H. Laxon. lots /, 2, 3,
block TO- Stevenson's to Enumclaw, 500.
+. NJ. stetson to L. r. DeSteiguer, lot s.
block l, Eenton. $3.50.
George Foster TO o. P. Foster. lot IL,
block -. and lot 6. block u, Gilman Park,
ii.
Green Lake II. B. & G. Co. to J. y.
Doehla, lots >, 3. 4. 5. block 81 and others.
Woods So. Shore. 500.
J. +. MeNaught 70 Il. l.. Barnes, und -
block /, u. T. Denny's "a and o: hers. ST.
Peter Chiodo to J. Picolo. lots and 10.
block |. and lot 10, block 4. Deans, $500.
Imp. CO.. lots 8 and Q, block 10, W. c. |.
Co.'S lst. and others. 81
T. r. Alien 10 Wash. Cent Imp. Co.
lots and ). block 1, W. c. /. Co 5 LIST. and
Others. 81.
Fred ". Yves, TO NJ. A. Field, .,S nell
net. sec q. S. T. ssoo.
Sheriff TO w. ]. Grandin. exr. lots /. 2.
:. 5, block l.. Mavnari's. 81. 7aS.
Sheriff TO f. +. Mars.on. lots Is to Is.
block ;. Munson & Casters, 500.
Sheriff to Pacific Bank, san Francisco,
81 ST sec -. =. 6. and others. $4,000.
J. +. Pearl 10 C. c. CaIk;ns, lot s, sec s,
u. 5. 81.
On Wednesday IS deeds were filed for
record whose aggregate consideration was
$5.AA. Following is the list:
7. F. Flynn 10 II. RocSmark, lots and :.
block So, A. \. Deanv's 81.
T.. Fseish 20 u. Fabish. lots to Il
block IS, Cormode's & Adsits 10 Kirkland.
500
J. 7. shsrkey TO King county, strip for
county road Ia lot ;. -. 1, $50
T.. Doer!ne 10 J. Duhbell. tract adjoining
J. III. Nsgie's donation claim. 81. 500.
J. K. GilEiien 10 Carrie Lowe, - lot
block %, Gilman park. $50
q. ". Young 20 r. IL. Rusgg. lot. IL
aud l.. block /. Southern Pacific 10 West
Seattle and Others. $500.
W. W; Beck TO c. c, Cankiu. lots $ and
IL block !, Rasenna Springs park. 500.
". l. Whitman 10 J. I. E,,ur. lot 6.
block III. Salmon bay park. <Ifs2
Sheriff 20 Mary Gordon. trustee. 10. |.
block =, D. I. ncnay park. sl.2S
J. . Gasnon 30 :. l.. Bowman, lots -
IN. 81 sai 50, block s, Salmon Bay second
So
II. Q. Fisher 10 VI. A. Fisher. lots l and
, hiocN ,, Reaesiorars. 81
J. I. Blackstone 10 Il. f. Gund, lot II.
block :, Days Ia GEande. s.9a
L. \. MackAy 10 q. Male, lots IS and ii,
/ block :. Prospect Terrace, 81
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out Of the Proposed location. and still 9th
err vhc know something definite about
:he proprtssors Of the Iowa rolling mill.
which plant IL wss proposed 10 move here
II the Subsidy Of $1,000 we're raised. say
they vouid rot have anything 20 DO xi;h
the matter IL they cnly knew What con-
lectures asd pulling and haniinx we're be-
Ing induigsd In hsrs. Tho 81. GO sabsidy
Vas re1ucsd 70 $500 On seroGns Of .
promised ute as . reduction. and between
Us DO aad Sc. 90 had been pledged.
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TACOMA. April Especial. lin the su-
perior court today Samuel Coilver de-
INJURED TO the Information in the Mer-
chants National bank case alleging en-
bexziement. holding that the information
was technically wrong. and If entertained
IL constituted q defense for the defendant.
Among the real estate conveyances re-
corded today was one announcing that ].
c. Donaway conveyed TO George w. Boggs
q lot in the center of the city for $17 500
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john Van Aien, the agent OF the FL
deity ana Casualty Insurauc. Company,
O. Nes York. charged with defau.tlng,
Sho Vas brought hack from California
through The agency o. detective Bolton
Rogers. appeared in Justice Casawell's
court yesterday morning and gave xteo
bonds for hls appearance neg. Tuesday
M1eTnooh al - o ieloek- He appeared in
FS'oa spirits ard seems TO have no fears -
70 a-s outcome Of tie Examination, being
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saeak- TAi~ve. Got the sunday Dinner

MAJOR ]. T. Hayden. cashier Of the Peo-
pes Saving osuk, and (. /. Deylne. the
shoe dealer, missed their usual SUNDAY
dinner this weeS. owing 10 the sdroitness
~ some sneas-thieves. A. the majors
residence. corner Of Dyer and Repu hlican
streets. iae meats, etc, hai been placed on
iae back porch. here the thieves had no
trouble IN helping themselves. A; Mr..
L'sNin-s she same unfortunate practice
had been followed. A; the latter place.
however, sas thieves. after taxing al th.
provisions. pat the lars bottom side up on
ias Eiekets AZ the feacs - reminder OF
shai might have been.
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TACOMA IosEs ran BOILING MILL


TACOMA. Arrs. s. Special After much
ado the rolling BILL project hs. been sith-
drawn and Mr.. Evans, sAo yna ae L.. has
left the city. Hts meetings wtGA MANAGER
Lyons. of the kvvrett Land Company. Ia.
given rise TO apprehension !es; the rolling
snil viii - the wsy Of the Rhalaeack
plant. and Mr.. kvans himself says he Is
opsn for propositions aaa ~ossa i0ss a.
soon go to EssEes, ~ not. Tee psiaeipal
hitch was the lack ST an early doaAnoa
hv the Tacoma Land Company and Other.
Who never move apta the land company
does There 10 a foundry oat at EdSon.
which. il is said. wIfl Re converted saso
rolling mllg Wien business viii warrant.
and tbs is alleged as one Of the reasons for
inactivity on the para Of the lard con-
nshs. The aw neEs oi tbe ioaadEy dsny "a
Others incline 10 sAs oe.aef thAE somebody
10 gems 10 naAks Q iss Thousand dollars
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Proposals. for state PrinteF's Supplies
Sealed proposals for paper and binding
materiags 20 be used in the ONCE Of the
state PRINTER viii b received up 30 noon
on May 3 at the Office Of the secretary Of
state. Fall notice of the materials vanted
il given in an advertisement 70 Be found
in another column.
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OLYMPIA. April a.-[Speciai. Tho su-
prems court today granted writ Of pro-
hibition in the case of the State of WASH
ington ex rel. Laura Wolferman w. su-
perior Court of Spokane County. Norman
Buck. James 2. Moore and Jesse Arthur,
Judges
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A msss meeting of the Christian En-
deavorees OF the city ard sareurbs..wiil lie
held at the Y. NJ. T. A. auditorium At =
O'Clock this evening. A good programme
has been prepared. among the numbers
being an address on Prominent Christian
Endesvorers. touching largely upon
Secretary John Wits Baer and his com
ing to Seattle in May. by Rev. ". I.
Fleeuor, pastor of the Market street
Baptist church. an address on Christian
Endeaver and Methods" by William
Pond, formerly of railstelphis and more
recently from California William u.
Lewis, the chairman Of the state trans
portaiion COMMITTEES. who is arranging for
= special train from Seattle TO the Spokane
convention and on Ia Cleveland. both con-
veutlons Occurring early in July. will ai-
dress the meeting briefly on state oonven-
t.on matters \ large chorus choir of
Plymouth Endsavorers will lead the
music. Another society. the Market Street
BAPTIST, viii be received into thu local
union this evening and there IS promise af
anew society being formed tn 81 MARKS
EpiSCcpai church
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Cspt Frank Taylor. Of the United
States recruiting station, received six men
into the army in March. One vas sent to
the cavalry 1t Vancouver barracks. two to
the cavalry as Boise, one 70 the infantry 1t
Boise. and two 20 the artillery ~ Fort
Canby
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PEsHAsrIN. wash, April {, 1884
Post intsiligencer Co, seattle. wAsl-
Gsnuemen: Your map arrives on sae hrao
OF ApfiI. and . ter sixty mtsse' travel ~
stage from Eilenseurg to tnss place. cars
IN excellent condition. I an well pleased
with the map ~ well - astonisasd ct ne
price for which you give the map 70 ycus
SUBSCRIBERS Most respectfully, n. -
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ENABLES Dssaa - Kssp he Psess.
John r. Gil6llsn. one Of the proprietor
Of the Tyes saloon, corner Of fesisr
avenue and South Third street. Who en-
cared in . hot Eight with his partner.
James Noel, . few days ago. appeared IN
Jussice Humphreys court "Wednesday A.
teFnoon and gave $500 bonds 20 ksep the
peace toward Noel for six months. Carrie
/. Lowe, one Of Gildllen's friends. signed
A his aUyefY
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PALoUsH CRY. WISH, Nay n. loo2
Post Inselitrencer, seassla wsah.-.
Genis: i received the map Of the world
sent by you Ia good order and am wsti
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Yours respectfully, m
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Nonrn WELLINGTON. r. G.. June q, loo4
Editor Post intslHgenesr. Sea Tie, WasA
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Ro.ros. Ma. Jun. u lse1

Post !rsellix-ncsr TO. seattle, wash =
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Irsnt. wash. Fec. & lovx
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LANGLEY. wash.. March 81, loo2
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CLRvKLAsp wash, Fen 3, 1854 Z
Editor fost-inseliigercer.S seattle, wask
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FRy. Idaho, Feb "a. fee2
The seattle Pos,-fntslii gencef Co, eeatr
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wsA map short time ago, and IN co.
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LcoNtsfos. Wash. Feb 3. leo1
Roes-lnteiitgsncer, Seassic. Waah II -
ceissd yonr map aad H 10 Away bsyosl ~
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wKsr FERSrAI1 Waeh
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EAST ST. Crour. MINI, Nay rs, lsSa
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MArorr. wash. March -, lisa
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An opposition steamer. alter one days chase
by the Greyhound. accepts the ultimaium Of
fersd her before the fight begun. The steamer
Greyhound. commencing saturday, April ,. will
leave Seattle IL 30 . n. and 4:iS p m. for Ev-
ers,t. and returning leave Everett s:s5 q m and
? p. m. daily, except sunday. Fare. rs cents.
Round Tip &I2a Landing CoimAn dock.
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TAeemA, April Especial l-Ex-special
Agent Muiksy OF the treasury depart
msnt. says regarding tho accusation OF
Policeman Brotton. thai there - some
thing wrong about the reward alleged TO
be due the latter from the government on
account Of seizure Of dope and one Of
Larry Keiiey's sioops:
'Chet Terry made the return on the
seizure. believe he gave Policeman Blk
Ter and Bert Duefeid. who kept q boat
house sr the time, credit for making the
seizure and they were therefore entitled
10 the rewards. which l supposs they go,
in due course. / had nothing 10 do with
the transaction. propose to take some
action regarding the charges that have
been made against me from time to time
In connection with the part took In the
government service"
Brotton's claim is for 81. GO and he says
he would sue Mulkey, the government or
any responsible person IL he knew how to
70 about the matter.
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RAIrrncR., Nd, MAJ II leo4
Hoot-infelligencss Co, SeattiA Wen -
6snuemen; The map received end h ven
much appreessss1 Very truly ia
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ONrARro Canals

oNrARfo. Canada. Apefl L loo1
Post lntelli Sercer, SeAxSle Wask -
Gentlemen: The premium map recsivea
In good order. and "a Sivss perfect ssxIsfse.
ton am yours truly, M
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HI. ARRIVALS


TIE Ne,sh @estera li;nltes leaving MlnneAr~
osis ard 81 P.ai every Gag Ia tie yeA- TO- Ca+
cage carries TIRE 6acss rzyaroa4 emss wAlea ga
wsr2 las ever ssra Tsex are respectively :
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ieE car Il ssxNk iansex g. Scs4sa ssssa car.
tAA8 % halls saeza- 80 ERea sIssa;soa as
gvsn - tee GSGstas Fsatsea Sxs sa1 Aesss: by
s'sal 1he whssis are tntFst ak inches IA
ei&aas.es sat q ErgTF st@sL
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