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leading into tho square. from which
the people werc driven by the police at
2:50a m. At that hour the Gardes Re-
pubiIcaine arrived on the scene. The cafes
and wine shops were all crowded with the
lowest class of citizens. who loudly COM
menscd upon the injustice of sending Vail
liant to the guillotine. as he had killed no.
body. Four companies Of the Gardes
Republicaine and squadron Of mounted
guards formed around the square.
Meanwhile the crowd continued to in
crease. and signs of approaching turbu-
lence were noticeable. An. ugly rush of
men and women up the Rue de la Roquet,e
took place At o'clock, but was stopped by
the police. The wooden scaffoid upon
which Valiant was to be executed arrived
at AIS a. m.
yaiiiant's last words were. death to
society; long live anarchy" There we're
no incidents Of an exciting nature other
than this.
The decision that Valiant must
die IL regarded as a defeat for the
revolutionary party and q triumph for the
opportunIsts. who. since the bomb expio-
sion, have been demanding the enforce
ment Of vigorous measures and the strict
est application Of tho Law on anarchists.
The fate of Valiant nominally rested with
President Carnot. but in such cases he Is
guided by his adviser. the minister Of JUS
tice. Despite all the efforts of the revolu-
tionnry socialist and anarchist news
papers to compel Carnot to assume the re-
sponsibility. he has refused to do so.
[Auguste Valiant, who threw the bomb
In the chamber Of deputies, was about 80
years old and 0 professional criminal. He
hated the law because the Law put him in
jail when he stole and thus he became
natu rally an anarchist. valiant beat
his wife cruelty and left her, to live
with the wife of another man, after
inducing her 10 leave her husband. He
compelled his mistress to support him.
Vaiilan's life was commonplace, like that
OF most thieves, and he was not at all in
tercsting. as Spies and Ravachoi were. He
was not prominent in anarchist circles.l
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Cattle Eating Grass by the Ton.


The most industrious creatures In Oka-
hogan county At the present time are the
horses and cattle on the hills. They are
eating grass BY the ton, and are doing all
they can to establish the fact that Okla
hogan IL an ideal stock range and the
proper place to raise horses and cattle,
There Is little difference In the whole
okanogan range for cattle aud horses. but
what there is We find la favor of the region
round about Loomiston, twenty miles in
each direction. until we get on the ColvilIe
reservation. Then We find a whole cattle
range. There is scarcely bit OF land in
the whole extent of that magnificent do
main that ~ not a cattle and horse heaven.
From Loomsston west TO nearly the sum-
init OF tho Cascade mountains bordering
on the east line of Whatcom county are
cattle ranges unexcelled III Texas or Mex-
leo or South America. WhGtcom. With
her saw and shingie mills and myriais OF
men ut work in the forests, and Okla
hogan, producing her thousands of fat
cattle per year The two great countries
should go hand in hand for mutual ben.
eliL
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NEWS OF TACOMA
Tacoma ErnxAr % TIE Pos1-ryrrzxa-
sKxcEa, 1i18 PAcEyrc AvxxrK-
Tnonxs eAwxoss, NAsAsKa
ALL READY TO STRIKE
Northern Pacific Wage Question
at . Critical Stage.
inJuncr,on or NO ACCOUNT.
1hs Seizures sa shs Megu1 Casss .
Gssas Upssar--Cssssnas 0GssiaIs
Accused - snsggiine.

TACOMA, Feb. Especial III the
chiefs Of the federated railroad employees
and the recsivsrs 90 81 Paul do not agree
upon schedules recognizing labor unions,
tho federated employees here look
for general strike on al the
ffsuscontinsntai rosds. including the
Santa Re. except shs Southern Pacific.
All Of the employees on tho Northern Pa
cific system, except perhaps some OF tho
telegraphers and dispstchers. are ready 10
respond 70 an order TO strike. They. bow
ever, hope for an adjustment Of the differ
snces tomorrow. The federated employees
hare been notified from 81. Paul that
the best legal advice Is TO the effect that
tbs order secured by the receivers restrain
ing them from striking Is unconsiitutional
and illegal. The Great Northern IL under
stood 70 have decided To refuse shipments
Of perishabIe goods until the anticipated
troubiss are disposed Of
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4 Beautiful Girl Sold for $50.
Vieforia cnfaufgt

A golden-haired half-breed Indian girl
known as Lucy Harry was. it is said, sold
10 resident of Port Moody this week for
$50 cash. The affair has caused great ex-
element here. Lucy Harry was famous
70, her beauty throughout the Coast. Her
guardian, Tom, raised her to sell. She was
Saxon named Harry. the mother being a
ful.-blooded siwash. Her olive complex
ion. carriage and form are perfect, and her
golden hair frames face of rare beauty.
The authorities will permit no slavery in
British Columbia and have interfered.
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A firate's Hidden Treasure Found.
Cathlsnet GaEeitn

About ten days ago a man who refused
to give his name ianded on Shaw's island.
opposite Vancouver, and with a crew Of
men began digging near two cottonwood
trees on the small island adjoining Shaw's
island. which is leased by Jay Beach. the
horsemsn. Nr. Beach immediately asked
what he was doing. The man said he had
come from England 10 lind a treasure
that had been buried by his brother df,r.
ing the time Of the Hudson Bay Cnnnsny
lie was pirate and had to leave the ronn-
try suddenly en- account of troable ana
was unable TO take his money along. The
man In the party who was searching for
the treasure kept sharp lookout over ths
men, working from early morn 10 night
regardless OF the stormy weather Mon
day morning all suddenly out work. aud
In the afternoon of the same day they les,
without disclosing the result To any one
The Eagllshman mad chart shaxin the
country all along the river. Ills Thought
kc found the treasure
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Al Stead, formerly floor manager In the
New Zealand dance hall, was arrested this
morning for beating his mistress. Victoria
McGiivrey, In the kinnear block. She
claims that he came into her room and ac-
euscd her OF stealing his money. She told
him that she had no reason to steal from
him when she was his support. Then he
jumped on her. kicked her and beat her
head until IL looked like football. Bo.n
we're released on bail. Stead was arrested
once before on the same charge. 1t is said
be ID here under an assumed name.
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The Pope SIN want. Rome.

ROWE. Feb. Count Soderini, Pope
Leo Kills secret chamberlain, has writ
ten pamphlet entitled Rome and the
Government During the Past twenty-five
Years" The author maintains that it Is
essential for real liberty that the pope
should recover Rome, but Leo XIII. will
discuss other means suggested, as his dear
est wish Is the welfare OF Italy.
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heid- Tbs individual shooting VS. gen-
orally eood- al the events bssnR open
Tor snssy np 10 tho Gloss Of the fesfivss,
nons - the prizs sinnsrs viii bs declared
until The closing day, Marcn - The
saoosing viii continue tomorrow and every
Wednesday and Saturday until she close
Of the festival.
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Used the Fire Escane.

]. W. Clark, who is wanted in Washing
ton county, o., for assault with a deadly
weapon. made a daring escape from the
Esther house early this morning. Detect
i've Roberts located him. but while trying
To get into the room past Ciark's mistress,
Clark went down the fire escape. jumped
to the ground, distance OF twelve feet,
and disappeared.
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MADRID, Feb, 4-The notorious bandit,
Bariilas. the seourge of the province of
Valencia, has been surprised by gend-
armes and killed, after desperate fight
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Tacoma rsr.anai N.x.

TACOMA. Feb. A-gspeeialI IN. c.
Sersfsort, Of Baker City, Or. is registered
NJ Chilberg's.
+. NJ. and ". r. Rhodes. Of Rochester
n. Y. are guests At the Fife.
G. ]. Eddy. of Portland. Is in the city, q.
Ch!lberg's
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vAIILANT Is KILLED.
The Fiend Who Threw : Bomb
Among French Deputies
IN SPITE or THE ANARCHISTS.
sDsssA - ssesssy. Lsag Eve AssrsAy.' =
He sAssss - shs seaGei1-Ihs
RaAbIe Tasns OuG

PARss. Feb. a-yailisnt was exsented
this morning at !: Is clock
The execution was determined upon
yesterday. The news was only known
late last evening. Peopls began gather
ing soon sfterward. and the crowd kept
Increasing rapidly in size until O'Clock
this morning. when = ane rain COM
megced 10 fall. workmen then started
10 erect harricsdes across Gil the streets
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ssssl1 Number - Business Msn r1aes,
41 ehs Rail.

- the He'll.
The workfrgmen Of the city and those
employed IN stores hare done their duty
BY regssterinx. bat the number Of bnsEness
men wso have taken that trcuhie il ex-
ceedinsly small. Every property owner
Is interested in the result Of the election.
and By registering nov he can depend
npon having promps attsntson ss the city
clerks ofssce. The to.sl number Of voters
registered m .fss2 wss ia.s4L Up 70 sasur-
day night The registration. by wards and
precincts, compared with the conpieted
registration for 1872 wxs A fsllows.
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Englt,b Artt,t. Ho,or.a.

LONDON, Feb. edward Burne Jones,
the artist. has been baroneted. George
Frederick Watts, the artist. was also OF.
tered baronety. but declined.
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sa,oliI 70 Re /. C.rdinaI.

LospoS, Feb. "A dispatch from Rome
to the Standard says the pope has decided
that Mgr Satoli will be among the new
cardinals
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Mi.s xepayr'. s,ronw po,a,

hostoa Transcript
Riehard-What kind OF a girl I, Miss
Zephyr, any way? Is she nuch Of a con.
veTSat.onalist9
Ihemas-rhers's where she sxecls. I
played whist with her last evening. and II
it had not been fer her there would hardly
have been any conversation at all. Rut
she was the life OF the table. She alwnxs
hAd something appropriate 20 say. such AZ
" hats irumps - lis II mv plav 2" GOA
dear | didn't kaow u was yours. snt
numerous other pertinent remarks. oh
Yes. she's splendid conversational.St
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AZ tae "Wednesday sud FflaaY evenias ,arv.
isss 81 50 ASFA caGgea 1gFlsg I.,u, there vy.ll
Is sPSe'Al s@FRsens and heAssy singing. Evs,v.
body - invlsea 10 stirra
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HATS Hair Remover cures danaguff and
scalp affections; also all eases of badness
where the glands which fesd the root. OF
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AAs Ao'teera faease are aow vanales atziar
ca s@svssH sssif,s aa3 Portland Ga ;r.las
.s%Y.es sea'i.e daily st a. - aad leaving
Portland eAl.y as u. Ia. So. 4,
acGaew Ieslssl - hs uasasrassssf
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CIsv.rAxp. wssh.' Feb. .. lsea

Editor PostIntelligencer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: received your premium mar
which gives as great Satisfaction. Nv wife
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Editor Post-Inseiligencer. SEATTLE Wash.
Dear Sir: have received the man al
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EAar S.. CIoup. Minn.. M o6

EAST ST. CLoup. Mimi. Nay q. isb2
Post Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash
Gents: The map received In good order.
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THET|THIVK9l

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CxHcAso. Dec IS. 1893
Stewart 4 Holmes Manufacturing Co.. So
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ost-rntellisencsr. Sea- tls, VISA
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The additional precincts we're added just
before the state election In November. 1892.
The registration books will be closed on
February %
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Pcst-lntcliigencer Co., Seattle. Wash.
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Bosror. Mass., June is. 1891.

Post-Intelligencer Co. Seattle, Wash
Gents: l received some time since yoar
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the world map on the reverse side, aud
am pleased with IL. It forms handsome
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osIAnc. Canada. April 4. lsoa
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Poss-inssilisancer. seattle. wash
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PEsnAsrrN. Wash April

YoSf.InteIiiRenceP Co.
Gentlemen: Your map
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BALTIMORE, Md. Nav II. fsoa
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NORM YAKIMA. Wash, Feb $. 1891

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 5. 1881
Post-Inteligencer. Seattle, Wash
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due on subscription and map.
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AsEzpERs. Wash, Feb. IA. 1891
Post-Inteliigencer Co., Seattle, wash
Premium map received and gives pcrfecs
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LArAH, WASH, Feb. u I5yx
Posf-fn.elligencer, Seattle, Wash
Dear eirs: Map received In good shapa
Wei. pleased with it aad also the paper.
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MxApow. wash. FEB. Q. 1897.

31%AR1Wt
Poss-fnteliigencer Co.. Seattle. Wash. -
Sirs: The map is better than We expected.
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LuuMr Wash, Feb. 4. 1891
The Post iete ligencer. Seattle. Wash -
Dear Sirs: | received your premium map
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Post-inteliigencer, Seattle Wash
Gents: ! received be map Of the world
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EoHrz WxLIIxorS B c., June q 1902
Editor Post-lnte ligencer. Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: l 1--we received your pre-
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Gents: / received some time since voar
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cannot fail 10 be satisfactory 20 any one
who invests the small sum asked for tho
map Yours truly. Il. L.
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 5. 1894
PostIntell igencer. Seattle. wash
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps fof
balance due on subscription and map.
Much pleased with map. Think 10 ise
tine premium. yo3rs respectfully. >. ).
MEADOW, Wash, Feb. 9. 1894
Post -rnteliigencer Co.. Seattle. wash
Sirs: The map is better than We expected.
so We are sell satisfied with it Respect
fully, fo.
AnEzpxEs. Wash, Feb. IA. 1884
Post-Intsliigencer Co., Seattle, wash
Premium map received and gives pcrfecs
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, A n
LAraH, Wash. Feb. .. 1884
fntelligencer. Seattle. wash
Dear sirs: Map received In good snapA
Wei, pleased with IL aad also the paper.
Yours respectfully. ". n.
For information concerning this
zap call at the publication afice q
address
POSl-NTELLIGENCER CO
SEATTLL WASH