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TuRIs, March 2l.--The papers left by
Kossuth were carefully examined today by
has two sons and his intim ate friends here.
No will was found. 1t has been decided
that the remains will DO buried in Hun.
gary. Tho removal will not take place till
the bodies of his wife and daughter are
exhumed from the cemetery at Genoa,
when all will be taken to Buda
Pesth sand given . public funeral. A
cast OF Kossuth's face was taken today.
Messages Of coincidence are coming from
all parts of Europe and America.
A guard Of honor from an early hour
this morning has been drawn up in front
of the house where the remains Of Kos.
suth are resting. During the day the
syndic of Turin visited the house and con-
doled with the members of the Kos.uth
family. Later the syndic. on behalf of the
municipal authorities. sent a fressage of
sympathy to the municipal authorities Of
Buda Pssth. The body IL attired in black
and surrounded by floral wreaths, and has
been sketched by several Hungarian
artists.
BUpA-PEsrH, March 2l.-All the newspa.
pers appear with black borders on account
of Kossuth's death. Everywhere through.
out the city mourning emblems appear.
The city Is black with crepe. The diet
will be assembled in special session to
take appropriate action.
The Independent party has resolved TO
move, at special meeting OF the det
which has been called for Friday, that the
greatest honors be paid to the remains of
Louis kossuth. As mark of respect the
bourse was closed today.
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Johnson IL to have new paper. u. NJ.
Nuity. formerly OF Pullman, to be its
editor.
Fire last Saturday destroyed tho farm
residence OF DIR. w. b. Glove. one mile
from Walia Walla Loss, 5000
Spoksne's city physician wants the city
council To appropriate 500 annually TO
purchase morphine and other drugs for
fends confined in the city Jail from time
To time.
The three Indians brought from Alert
bay to Victoria charged with completely
in the Savary island murder. have been
returned home, the being no evidence
against them.
The rssignecs Of Green, WorIock & Co. s
bank. Victoria, are working hard to get a
statement prepared to lay before the cred.
iiors. They hope to be in q position to do
80 within week or ten days.
Lizzie Lewis, a l7-year-old incorrigihle
girl of Spokane, who was confined in
haven in that city, has escaped by means
of rope ladder and left for parts I'M
known with James Costello, . young man
OF good family.
Sensational developments are promi-
nsnt in tue divorce case of Annie B. And
erson against Daniel |. Anderson, at Spo-
kane. the defendant has Aied q cross
complaint. making allegations of unfaith-
fitness and bringing several prominent
mining men In as indirect parties TO the
salt
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GEN. FRY IS VAGGED.
El Psso Arrests and Releases
the Tramp Commander.
rHE .AaMy" MOVING EASTWARD
8ssSAsaHs - shs 1S1as City Dess1s -
yeeA o. resyfsss ga asssss Their
Departure for shs Whass 1ssss.

FL PAso. Tex, March H.-0sn. Lewis {.
Fry vas arrested this morning By order
Of Mayor Solomon and thrown In jail on .
ehasre OF vagrsncy. Railroad messages
tell that the Los Angeles regiment OF nm
employed IL gathering strength - u
comes, snd that il has pinndersd some Of
the towns on the way. The mayor has
issued . proclamation announcing that
the industrial army viii reach FL Peso
tonight, and cailiag upon the citissns OF
the city 20 assemble at the courthouse and
sspsI the invasion.
Gen. Fry VS. taken bsfors Judge
Hunter on writ Of nabsss corpus, which
vs. dismissed. Then. for lack Of svi-
dsacs, the recorder dismissed the charge
Of vaAnscy against him, and be 3D.
dressed crowd In the plaSA
TIE largest hall In tbs city Was iiIed
this evening By citissns TO consider how
the industrial army should b receavsd.
Juan Hart, editor Of the Times, presided,
and asksd that the men b treated In .
humane manner. It wss decided that the
tsamps should BE- fed and sent forward.
and . subscription for that purpose was
taken mp. In reply 70 . telegram asking
thss the war department be requested to
order the troops st Fort Bliss TO assist In
rspsliing the threatened invasion. Gov.
Hogg wired: "You are assured that
Texas 10 fully able TO arrsst. prosecute and
punish Gen. Fry and his whole industrial
army II they rob or plumber your people
or otherwise vioisss the penai code. and
she will not call on the Federal govern
ment for troops 10 Aid the work.
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DENVER, March 2l-District Attorney
etssle late this afternoon fled informa-
ton In the district court for writs Of 90
warranto against Orr aud Martin. requir-
Ing than to show by what right they are
holding the Offices a. police commission
orr. The information simply recitss the
removal Of Orr and Martin and the APP
pointmens OF Mullins and barnes. and
asks the court to exclude Orr and Martin
from the Offices In question. The object
Of the district attorney, who h . Repub-
iican, II to issvs the governor without any
excuse for again calling out the troops in
ease the supreme court does not give o
satisfactory answer to his question 70 de-
tsrmine who are entitled to seats In the
board.
Although Gov. Waite fled an aflidavit
in the district court today that he was re-
sponsible for the acts which caused the ar
rest Of Mayor Van Horne aud Mcssrs.
Rogers. Mullins and Barnes for contempt
Of court. no effort was made TO have him
arrssted. It wss brought out by the gov
eSnor's attorney that the Union Pacific
Company, the Tramway company. the
sheriff's oiice and the gamblers furnished
men TO protect Orr and Martin. Tomor-
row the prosecution will ask the court TO
pass judgment on the defendants for con-
tempt on their own admission that they
violated the injunction issued by the
court
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EEw YoRK, March 2i.--Foilowing close
on the Jumping Of his ball by Justice
Sutherland, Justice Newton has startled
his constituents by turning states evil
dencs and appearing ~ . witness for the
prosecution In the trial Of Constable
Jameson upon . charge Of per-
fury. IL was known that he had
been endeavoring to undermine
the power Of John Y. MeKane, and that
there was friction between him and suth-
sriand. He Vas greatly disgustei when
Sutherland failed 10 return aud receive his
sentence. The action of Newton caused
CONSERVATION to the o,her indicted men.
and they are expected TO fall over each
other in their efforts to secure immunity
by offering to give evidence or by pleading
guilty. Sutherland is said TO DO at Nassau
Bahama islands.
John II. Brownhili aud William Lyons.
0ravesend Democratic leaders, were sur.
rendered by their bondsmen last niyht
and locked up in jail.
In the supreme court yesterday LAWYERS
drifiin and Hutchinson applied for an
order 10 show cause why writ of habeas
corpus should not be issued in the case of
John \. Mekane. Judge o'Brien, after
having tho case under consideration for
several hours. denied tho application.
superintendent of Police Byrnes YVES
sharply called down by the police commits.
sioners yesterday. At . previous meeting
Of tho board the superintendent vas asked
TO explain why he did not prefer charges
against Capt. Hauey for failure TO
raid disordetly houses. His reply
was that Capt Hauey VAS not to
blame. Then he was ordered 10
prefer charges anyway. Yesterday he re-
ported that In his opinion Hauey had
done hts whole duty: that IL he had
thought otherwise he should have pre-.
ferred charges against him. When this
reply Was received peremptery resolu.
ton directing Superintendent, Byrnes 60
make charges against Capt. Hauey Was
passed.
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HOME RULE rs FIRST.
Gladstone Repeats His Prom
ises Made to Ireland.
Ne MAY stay IN PARLIAMENT.
Admiral 0ama . PSloooes - . RoFso.
gasss warmly, nis Ysss ICES -
DD Determined.

LoEpos. March 2I-Giadssons recently
receivsd IN address from his constituents
In Midlothian, In which he WAS requested
70 continue 70 represent that parliamen-
tary borough in the house Of commons.
Replying. Gladstons has written . letter
declaring that his chief desire will be
TO follow the wishes Of the constituents he
representa- He odds: AZ cannot yet
judge how far my sight and hearing will
disable me from performing parliamentary
duties-" Proceeding to review his public
life Of 30 years Gladstone says his career
has been the history Of political. eco
nomicai, social. moral and intellectual
emancipation. He adds:
I'm oil the numberless causes that have
been brought forward in this time Scot
land has oattied for the right am
deeply convinced that until the Just de-
mands Of Ireland are satisfied, a. the
house Of lords refused 70 satisfy them.
neither the legislative wants of any por-
ton Of the United Kingdom will be ede-
quately met. nor will the empire attain its
maximum OF union or power"
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rORKIGN NOTES.

It 10 reported that the Chilean ministry
has resigned.
Rev. Thomas Spurgeon has been elected
pastor Of London tabernacle.
The Italian government il encouraging
emigration to the United States.
Senior Don Idiarto Borda. government
candidate. was elected president of uru-
quay by the congress Wednesday.
While men were removing dynamite
from the hulk Of the steamer Cabo Machi-
AGO. blown up at Santauder, Spain, several
months ago, with disastrous results, an
other explosion occurred, killing several
persons.
An appeal has been issued for the pur-
pose of raising fund Of ESQ. 600 In order to
celebrate the jubilee of the Salvation
Army. In connection with this jubilee
Gen. Booth proposes to inaugurate tour
months Salvation Army campaign In the
United States next autumn. The general
also proposes an international Salvation
Army congress In June, TO extend to
Japan, Java and Demarara.
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THIS handsome sni welt appointed hotel. Just
hntshed the past year. and elegantly furntxhsI
throughout with ala the comforts aad eonyeaG-
snecs OF a mOdcra private rssiasacc. and cea-
irasiy located oa the North seattle cable ilne a.
be corner 81 Republican aud Poplar streets. Is
rev under the supervision OF Mrs Hammond.
who has la the tew mouths o: her occupancy
proven herself a most capable aud popular man
sses. This nov completed and established 10
sututoa vas projected 20 meet the needs Of
womea sad girls coming 10 the city aa Business
CO pleasuFs ana FOE TIE euiasss vcnea o. ous
eats. maav OF whom by honesty and ndsIty
have besn enabled - Pgsh thsir way along most
vi ihs lioss Of industry ia which .ucsess Ia
valves tact. rapid movement aai iaita iusses, 70
detail. aud. toe. ~ society OF aGre-ovnlng
principally sad aSme-iovsUx women. wao rec
osniEe sn tAs rapid advance nent % sii classes
sad saer ever changing relations taat tho
saslssss sHs 81 this ysAs-tsacasEs. steaos.
rssasfs. Gtss.maksFs. operators. clerk. or
say o. the numerous branches opea 20 isis,r
SsI easefs or satc. perceptions liable Dc ere
iis osose 10 hs esses; 4te pAFtaegsatp of neaae.
Fsasing. zae tSst The .@lf-casnwsns saguet hs
eovtses win ea,iaess method. aaa systsnssse
detail :. re mean rsr; % ,ss Bsssssary training
ter The comaaiekie1 obligations Of awslt-or.
ssgsi eoEna The ssseessiiea has spent ~ aeA
usae asd rsacey 10 It's srse,aas aaa e2airgnsas
si's - yet ashs patronage. TAsY ara ira,
aa-ssSE, sa Ire eslIes taat ~asa h~tts- un der
ssoea - ssa en!oy rsoss than sAs sgt q pstsa
iSvosAsle Support Al ysuaz issie. wiilssu,
sn~ parental reaf are eoriially iavf.si u &c CUT
sGs sosX tas acase exsf. Asa wlsi &c siasly
received. sha ~tI naa largs Aslls peasant
sinlns FoSms villa saod tsessA aeai &n1 AIRY
ehsSaaSFs. sewtnx gooSa via machine. sad
assES patiers beautifully ia7nssasS. tsclaaias
as~ rtszo CAsrsss frera q 30 y Ter wsek
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Srowth of Catholicism In America


SA1''eF catholic Directory. for iessi.
spao.icatton shieA purpoFts TO DO Official,
gives ne ioiiosing statistics in regard 10
,hs 1-o@aa Catholic church in the United
0'S'es Arehossaops, Is: bishops, 20:
priests S.tS5; churches, S.sis. ch.pels and
stAIoas S,Tsc; colleges. lbs: academies.
% pAFoehial schools. 3 6io; pupils in Pa
ro%a'ai schools. 1tss SO: eaarsssble ,n.s1tu.
uoAs' 's's tstnoafS population, s, sos o4s.
Na'le these fgaFss shox the Roman Cath.
ole church 10 DC oae oi The creates, rs.i-
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Rious bodies in this country. Il must 10
remembered that the remarkable growth
Of the American Catholic church has been
largely as the expense Of the church IN
fairly successfui in retaining the alsexiance
Of it, member, tt has made comparatively
few converts from Protsstantssm. Is was
sxpecsed that the propaganda of the Pau
Int fatners. which Vas undeFt AIKEN some
time ago. might result in . Prosessons
landslide; has thus far the expectation has
not been realized. The chief factor in its
growth has been Catholic immigration
from Europe. and this il likely TO b -
for some time 70 come.
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and - fnany more viii b ordered fos fan
shipment
Avery favorable report hiss bssn received
the establishment Of the mail route from
wenasches 70 Coseonuiiy. via the Coirm-
bss valley and Chslan. rscsntiy pstisioned
Cor.
There hes besn no time during the past
winter that the Columbia yiysr could not
hsvs besa navigsssd BY stsambosts BE-
tween Wenatehss and the mouth Of the
Oksnoean.
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WALLA WALLA, March H-fSpecial. T.
Three employees of the Northern Pacific
Mill Company Ut Prescott were arrested
today for blowing up . dam with giant
powder. The dam obstructed the mill
race Of the Northern Pacific Mil
Company and was used to furnish
power to Lavlsn Bros chop mill. Dur
ing the late high water part Of the
dam went out and the Northern Pacific
Mill Company determined TO get rid Of the
rest Of il. A restraining order against its
reconstruction was obtained in the 81.
perior court. and shortly afterwards the
remaining portion Of the dam was blown
out with giant powder. The men doing
the work were arrested, but promptly gave
bond
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III. Fass Of Gama U.aeeided.

Rio JANErno. March 2L-The Portu-
guese warships we're allowed to leave the
harbor under stipulation imposed by the
Brazilian government that Admiral Cana
and the insurgent officers and men Who
are with him should remain on board the
Portuguese ships until the question of
their ultimate destination has been settled
between the two govern ments. The in
transitional complications arising from the
revolt and subsequent surrender OF the
Brazilian war vessels in these waters Is
assuming grave aspects. 1t 10 feared that
the action of the Portuguese in giving
shelter to the rebels will lead to danger
Gus condition of affairs.
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no kxsrIrK ron rKkxDKaoAsE.

NO kBSR1Ik xOR k&ANOk&0AS1.
ssrsse liksisAseA nat he VIII Ne
ExecsteA On Friday.
OTTAWA. III, March 21.-Chief Justice
Baker. of the Illinois supreme court. has
refused 70 grant supsrssdsas in the case
Of Prendergast. the murderef OF Carter
Harrison, who u sentenced 70 hang fri
day. The Judge said: Tho court has
carefully examined the record, abstract and
briefs in full In The case, and has con-
Guided to deny the application. The
court decided that the judgment Of Judge
Brsntano's court and conduct Of the trial
OF the murderer Of Carter Harrison has
been fully Endorsed BY the highest
court Of Illinois. and that. the
Al. that can now interfere between Prem
dergast and death on Friday is the gov
ernor's respite. and the latter Is absent
from the state. Mr.. Gregory SAYS the
governor will be asked for reprisve, and
that an application will be made TO the
United States court for . writ Of haheas
corpus on the ground that tho state court
n,isconstrued the constitution Of the
United States.
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Prcndergast was
appraised by the authorirpes at the jsi. i'm
mediately after the announcement vas
made, and all he had in his pockets was
taken from him. He made great protest
when they took his lead pencil. "If am
going to die will need that" said he. II
have some serious writing TO do"
Prendsrrass's attorney at late hour
this evening saw the United States judges
in this city and placed the matter before
them. The Federal judges agreed to con-
slider the case and will render . decision
tomorrow.
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Rfssgsssss. Ala. March a. Three
thousand rspr sentative negroes from
every part Of Alabama were in attendance
today upon q state convention OF negroes
10 consider the question Of emigra,ins
TO Africa IL Was the sense of the
meeting that the negroes Of this country
should return TO that continent as soea AZ
possible and establish there great nation
IL VAS sgrced that a. the white man hai
brought the negro 10 America ae oeehs TO
pay his fare back. Resolutions 10 that
efFexs we're psss~d
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Penal. Candidates tn k.n...

xAssAs CIrx. March 2i.-kaasss wil.
have foar women candidates Ter local pa-
iitieai Offices at elections TO Re held
shortly. The Democrats ef ksnsa, City.
Kan, today nominated Mrs.. Sarah Frame.
Q wlaos. and Mira Emms Scarf, wife of \
Unien Pacific engineer, for mems~rs Of
the board of edneassoa. The independents
Of Rosesiaie. ksm., have nominated M
Fanny Hcs.snrsr and Mira Fred bush icr
tA~ hoard of aldermen
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6EA7TLE AND TACOMA RACTORIgo.
Bvse With the Car shspe. Tsssos Paye
Loao WAGES 4haa ooaae1o.

WAsHrssros Crrr. March 2L-(SpeciaL
"A csnsus bulletin just issued By Carroll
d. Wnshs. commissioner Of labor, nov Ira
charge Of the census bureau. gives tho
ctsies Of the United States which had a
popuiasion Of D.o00 or over at the census
Of 1880. With the exception Of mining
and quarryinG. the tables include every
establishment Of mechanical and manu.
featuring industry having . product
valued st $50 or more year. The show
ing made By Seattle 10 a. follow:
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A Pioneer OF lsas Dead.

SHELTON, March 2i-lSpeciai Mrs.
Elizabeth Morrow, ono OF the oldest pio-
neers Of Washington. was buried here Sat
urday. She was 20 years old. and came TO
the state IN isss. Her husband. Elder
William NJ Moron, took up the donation
claim nj Oakland in 1854 She leaves
many descendants in this section.
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CoLoRApo srRIsas, Colo. March IL
The seventeen Bull hill miners arrested
yesterday were arraignsd before Judge
Campbell this afternoon upon . charge Of
assault with intent TO murder. There
we're six counts against each man. Bail
was fixed at u, 500 on each count. making
. total Of 5000 per man. In default the
mon we're rsmandsd to JAIL.
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The slim Attendance 1T the Mid winter.
San Frauciaco Examiner


The fair management expect to find n
solution Of the problem before April LIST.
and throw the gates open for 25 cents after
that date. The concessionaires have little
expectations OF any great crowds from dis
tances of more than hundred miles, and
they want the rate reduced so that the
local residents will 60 the fair often
enough TO become interested in IT. Some
of the concessionaires are ready to with
draw from the exposition unless some
thing is done to brighten their prospects.
and all that they base their hopes upon 10
the reduction of the gate fee.
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ID. T.. Pride, of idaho Dad

BOISE. Idaho, March 2i.-Ex-Attorney-
General ID. L. Pride died this morning
after lingering illness He vas the frs,
attorney general Of Idaho.
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xooMIsron, wash Feb. & -
Fest. Intelligencer. Seattle. WasA~
received your map and IL II away -
yon0 my expectations. think it II YEA
rally ten times the money you ash fbei
and u the best map have ever seen plb'
hshsd. Yours with respect Ia
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There are one or two noticeable things
about the figures for Tacoma, given below.
With the help OF the Northern Pacific
shops that city makes showing Of nearly
5000, 00 more capital invested than
Seattle; but the aggregate expenses
are over $4,000 less, the number
Of employees are only nineteen more.
the sAiaried officers and clerks exceed
those In Seattle by l22 The total wages
paid to employees in Seattle 10 $l25. 900
greater and the value OF manufactured
products is nearly the same. Following
are the figures given for Tacoma:
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GEsssss. NJ ". Msrca 81 Ferdinand
ward. II Sew York, and Mss Belle ssorer.
af Staten I,larsa, acre married ia tsls
village al O'Clock this evening".
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Gisastoas 60 Undsrgo an Operatives.
LONDON, March 2L-Gladstone this
morning consulted an eminent oculist 1t
10 understood that he believes an opera
ton may be performed without danger.
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CssasS. March al Special - Over
Is.aD fsnst trees have been ordered 60 lie
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IoSti, the man Who write. sonss that
sentimental young ladies' love Ia s4ns. Is
an ace"mplssasd amateur uphelsssFeg. lie
seeAsis eas ssssaFe ia making songs aud
saslioGea chairs.
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To rrevsas the hardening Of the sub
eatanso9s tissues Of the scalp aad the
oA.iiera,ioR of tho hair feilicsss. ~atch
cause badness Use Halls Hair Rsneseg.
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An attempt will be made to secure . spe-
ciai rule by which the New Mexico state
hood bill will be given right-of-way and
block all other business in the house until
q quorum makes its appearance and passes
the bill. Party lines are drawn on the
bill. The Republicans want Oklahoma
admitted at the same date, in order to Sc
cure two Republican senator's to Offset the
Democratic senators from New Mexico.
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Howard Gould. son Of the late Jay
Gould. denies tho story that he will marry
Odette Tyler, an actress.
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Decentralization Is ths tsles ct tina" TAo,-
sars aad esGts ia Eeas Focksss 81 ca.l at CeSpes
8 tsxya Native iaaeA eggs Is esats Per d. ssa