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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-02-23

Mrs. Isaac Benjamin arrived in Leb.
anon Tuesday.
Squire Elson 10 again able TO attend
to business.
A. Umphrey was In Albany two
days this week.
A great reduction In prices Of goods
at Read, Peacock & Co.'s.
II Is reported tina, Rev. Joe Waldrop
Is dangerously Ill at Scio.
Hereafter both barber shops will be
closed at l2 o'clock, on Sunday.
Cash paid for produce at Peebler's
grocery store; highest market price.
Pugh & Wallace will sell you gro
ceries as cheap US any one in the city.
Try them and see.
Rev. Bailey has accepted u call from
the church at Sheridan, and he moved
there, with bis family, yesterday.
W. +. Read, Of Albany, is in the city
this week, assisting In taking account
of stock ut their store at this place.
Suffer the little ones to enme unto
ME and forbid them not for of such is
the delight VI Boyu the photographer.
Hiram Baker has just received u
large invoice of boJis and shoes. Call
and examine before buying else where
! Anyone having any second hand
clothes to spare will please leave them
ut the pntoffice for the Dorcas Society.
Ed Kellenberger has been serving
his customers with bear meat this
week, having killed the bear that was
owned by Joe Grubb.
| A. II. Cruson returned to Lebanon
Monday from u Writ to his sister, at
Raseburg. AL has suffered II great
deal with II sprained ankle, while gone.
J. d. Moore, the electrician who
wired Lebanon, IL In the city, on his
way to the Midwinter fair. There
seems to be some attraction here for
Jack.
! Sheriff Jacks' n returned to Albany
Wednesday night, with the defuuiting
scbcol superintendent. The examina-
tion will take place to-day 9Th lrsday)
at l.9O p. m. Russell says he thinks
he can establish his Innocence.
Mr.. Wilson, Of near Albany, and
Miss Nora Duckett, If this place, were
married in Albany Thursday, Feb. is,
1894, Judge Duncan officiating. Mr..
Wilson is u well-to-do farmer. and is
said to be three times as OLD az his
bride.
In an interview with residents Of the
Santianl, and Of Mill City, u represent
tative IF this paper has ascertained the
true state of affairs in that section Of
the country. II is quite true that the
residents up there are somewhat short
Of provisions just ut present, but they
are not asking charity from any one,
or from aay source. They are all
American eilizens; are hunes' and will.
ing to work, and are not under obIiga.
(tions to any one. But what the people
nf Salem should do aud which would
he received by them, is loan from
different sources which you'd I've re-
turned MS soon as they could realize
upon their property. They will not
under any conditions accept anything
from charitable source, for they are
not raupers, therefore they are indie.
pendent.-SaIem Independent.
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Picture Owners Getting tired.

The owners of works OF art not only
in England, but throughout Europe,
complain Of the injustice of the increas-
ing demands for the loan of their treas
ures for international, national and To-
cal exhibitions, says a New York Sun
correspondent. The pictures just re-
turned from Chicago are wanted imme-
diately for Vienna and then for Ant
werp. English owners are openly talk
ing Of refusing To refuse to lend seems
ohurlish, however, and might prove
damaging to the reputation, not merely
of individual artists, but of the British
school. On the other hand, if the own
ers lend whenever they are asked they
never have possession of their own pic
lures. The Royal academy will prob
ably soon consider the dilemma.
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VIsALIA, Cal, Feb. la.--Eyans and
Morrell have been In Eyans' house
since daylight, since which time the
house has been completely surrounded.
At 9:l5 u. m. a messenger was sent
into the house, with note advising
them to surrender to save life, as their
capture WAS certain. The outlaws de-.
taihed the messenger as a hostage.
After an exchange Of several notes
between Evans and Sheriff Kay, they
finally agreed to come out If the Off
GERS would be instructed not to shoot
and the large crowd of people who had
gathered were sent back.
At 10:40 the door Of Evans cabin
opened and Morell appeared and held
up his hands, followed immediately
after by Evans without arms. They
were immediately covered by 90 rifles
and Sheriff Kay and Marshal Gard
advanced and shook hands with
Evans. A delivery wagon was pressed
into service, and they were driven
rapidly to Jail.
The man captured with Evans is not
Morell. He says he Is man who
worked In the dining-room with him.
Several citizens now claim that the
mans name is Enlow. The young
man was raised eight miles east of this
city, in what was called the swamp.
Marshal 'aard says Evans and Morell
were not In the Roscoe robbery. He
has known their whereabouts, he
claims, for weeks.
VIsALIA, Cal, Feb. 2O.-This morn
Ing developes the fact that there was
well-organized vigilance committee
last night who fully intended to take
Evans and Morell out and hang them.
me atieinpt on the Jail was to have
been made at 10 o'clock, but the officers
got wind of T. and spirited the prisoner
away.
Evans was taken to the superior
court at 10 O'Clock this morning. Judge
Harris asked the prisoner if he h.d
anything TO say. His attorney made
the customary motion for new trial,
which was denied. He then, in behalf
Of bis client, asked that Evans be sent
to San Quentin instead of Folsom, Tut
the judge disregarded the request and
ordered him incarcerated at Folsom
for life.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03

fuera, creerfa que el diablo ha tornado cartas
en- el lasunto para perdernos
Thefer sali6 del portal, lego al barrio de
San Martin, subi6 an Omnibus, en- el que
fue hasta 81 boulevard Besumarchais, di
rigi6se desde allf la casa n1mero a de la
plaza Real.
LEI senior Rene Moulin f-pregunt6
la sonora Blu, ain que esta le reconociera.
No esta en- Paris, caballero -respon-
di6 la buena mujer----
Il Desde cuandof
-Hace ounce dias que sali6 para provin-
-Pues yendo aver en- 81 Omnibus me pa
reci6 verie pasar
No era 81 con seguridad. La habitAci6n
que ocupaba la tiene todavfa alquilada ha-
brfa venido aquf 81 hubiera regresado q
Paris.
-Pues 10 siento en ell alma, porque lie
traia IN encargo muy urgente de parte de
uno de sus amigos.
-Decidme 10 que es, y 20 SO 10 explieare
81 vuelve.
Decide que su amigo Juan-Jueves Ii
II Juan -Jueves En- la vida le he oidt
hablar de sse amigo Voy apuntarlo par'
que se me olvide----
Thefer SO alejo murmurando
| II Procede de boena fs esa mujer
ECree realmente ga la ausencia de Rem
Moulin, 8 esta pagada para mentirf Vol
we're la carga con cualquier pretexto.
Fran cerca de las cinco 81 polic{a, n
pudiendo continuar sus averiguaciones aque
dia, comic la ligera regres6 su domi
clio, adonde Jorge de la Tour Vaudieu te
MIA que r 4 darle 50 nueva direction.
i Efectivamente, ESQ de las pueve, Jorge
cuyo rostro arrugado marchito expresas
el terror, penetro en- la estancia del agente
IL Rabeis seguido mis- consoles, seno
Duquef
( Al pie de la .letra- a-respondi6 el Sena
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03

dor, dejsndose caer en- un sill6n.-Vivo
ahora en- Batignolles, calle de San Esteban,
n1mero 10.
-Perfectamente dijo Thefer-yo mismo
no habrfa sabido buscar un sitio mas pro-
p6sito Said POGO, pero no dejeis de hacer
vuestras visitas nocturnas al hotel de la ca
lie de Santo Domingo--.. Podrfa llegar al
guna carta importante
Ire todas las noches -replic6 ell Sena-
dor.-S Hay algo de nucvof
ST. He tenido una prueba palpable de
que hubiera hecho muy NAL en- presentar mi
dimisi6n.
Use ocupan quizas del incendio de Bag
nolet
No. FL incendio Sc atribuira una i'm
prudencia, So creera que Prospero Gau-
cher ha perecido bajo los escombros; pero
SO ha alberto information para averi-
guar quienes son los que han hecho uso del
6acre que sirvio para ell rapto: los tunantes
han robado un palet6 y un billete de Banco
que habfa en- ef hacre, el cochero SO ha
quejado.
Un temblor nervioso agit6 al Senador de
pies cabeza.
| -Cierto que este es grave -anadio ell po-
licia-pero no debe inquietaros demasiado
soy el encargado de la information, sabre
evitar qae tenga exito. No debemos ocu-
parnos mas que de Rene Moulin de j Juan
que SO han visto obran de eom1n acuerdo
i ESQ seria nuestra perdicion! -balbuce'
espantado 81 Senador.
-Ee seguro que 81 peligro existe, per-
Juan-J ueves no os conoce.
--S Lao cre6is asi?
ESQ salta 4 la vista. ST os conociese
va huberais tenido en- vuestro hotel mott
! cias suyas. Tenemos tempo de que dis
poner. Con las Glen mil pesetas que ha ro
; bado, ell bandido no sera peligroso hast
que haya gastado el 1ltimo real. LIE este
i. buscando, acecho Rene Moulin, quie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03

- Echa, muchacho, echa mas !-dijo ell
ladr6n.-Ese vinillo Sc cuela sin sentir
no emborracha nunca----
-Pero cuesta caro-.
i que importa ESQ Cusndo este 90
acabe habra mas. Cuando In cartera este
vacfa SO la volvsra llenar, cuando en- La
GAIA no quede mas que aire, SO le meterRn
otros billetitos.
Miguolet miraba assmbrado su inter
locutor.
-tTienes una cajaf-le pregunt6.
-iInagotable! Echame de baber.
De repente Juan j ueves, & qnien una
idea de borracho Sc le acababa de ocurrire
dijo con Ell vaso en la msno:
-Si despues de pagsr nos fuesemos y
los dejasemos dormir tranquilamente. lie
imaginas la cara que pondrfan msnana por
la maflana cuando despertaran
ESQ puede hacerse mny facilmente; pc
70 d6nde irfamos
En- primer lugar 4 Paris, la estaci6n de
San Lazaro, donde tomarfamos billetes para
| ell Havre; serfa question de un viajecito de
recreo. Tengo ganas de YER Ell mar.
y yo tambi6n pero para poder darse
alh buena vida se necesita mucho dinero.
-Bueno, pues antes de partir ire decirle
dos palabras mi ca a.
i Muy bien pensado !-replico Mignoiet
estremeciendose de algeria.
i Adelante, pues
Juan Juevss SO evant6 apunto de caerse,
porque la embriaguez comenzaba domi-
narlo sali6 de la sala, que estaba en- Ell pri-
mer piso, y bajo la escalera apoyandose en-
81 pasamano.
El dueno del establecimiento presento la
cuenta, que importabs una cantidad bastan-
te respectable.
-Aquf teneis vuestro dinero, cincuen-
ia frances mas-dijo Juan Jueves.
Il Para que son estos cincuenta fran
cos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03
FOLLETIN ule,
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version cdsteEldfsd.
TERCERA PARTE
STICIA
JAY1ER DE MoNrEpfN
(Conkns4aG0ml

II De modo que SO ha mudado I
II Creeis por ventura que dejamos que
los ladrones vivian en- esta casa, cuando sa-
bemos quisnes son
Il Y sabeis d0nde vive ahora I
II Que tengo de saberl Todo 10 que
puedo deciros es que, al marchsrse, IN
hombre bastante guapo llamado Rene, al
gun tunants como 81, le ha ayudado lle-
var los nnuebles..
Thefer sinti6 una sacudida elSctrica.
II -lRe06i-exclam6-I Rene habeis di-
ST. Teneis tambisn algdn encargO
para ese 7
No, pero creo conocerle. Sc llama
Rene Moulin, no es verdadf
El &portero ,contesto, 9encogi9ndose de
hombros
Moulin. =. Lapfn. % Tapfn. :. u que
So yo Hago 20 caso de esas cosas -.
De modo que 10 coneceis Pues no oe
felicito Ea.--. hasta la vista.
Y al decir este ell portero entr6 On 81
hsbitaci6n, cerrando con violencia la puerts
dejando Th6fer desconcertado y suma
mente conmevido.
i Rene -exclam6 angustisdo u Ten
dria raz6n Claudia Varni Habrs reunidC
la casuahdad esos dos hombresf 81 as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03

tendere IN lazo en- que caiga, 81 no hoy,
mafans. Tranquilizaos, pues.
FL Duque, mas tranquilo, respiro.
Thefer prosiguio.
-Os he recomendado la mayor prudencia
en- todo cuanto hagais. Sin embargo. ser&
necesario advertir mistress Dick Thorn
de 10 que pasa para que este con cuidado.
i Puedo ir 81 hotel
No veo ning1n inconveniente, siempre
que tomeis la precaucion de disfrazaros y
de presentaros en- su casa con un nombre
supuesto.
-Manana ire verla.
Sspar6se ell senior de la Tour Vaudieu de
Thefer, Ell agente de polic1a sali6 casi
detras de 81 para ir en- busca de Rene Mou-
lin de Juan Jueves.
Dificil hubiera sido encontrar este en-
los garitos de Paris, puesto que estabs en-
Asnieres, festejando sus convidaaos, y
tirando ell dinero por la ventana.
Entire los alegres compaheros del ladron
habia un raterillo llamaio Mignolet, que
habiendo visto al anftri6n sacar una car
| terra con bilietes de Banco de mil pesetas
y cambiar uno para pagar en- casa de Pa-
bio Niquet. Sc habia propuesto apoderarse
de la cartera; esta era su idea fla.
En- cuanto que este borracho-se diJo-
y no puede tardar mucho en- estarlo, l.
quito la cartera que 81 creera haber perdi
do On Ell canine.
En- San Dionisio la fiesta fue completa
A ESQ de las once de la noche todos lo
convidados roLcaban recostados sobre la me
sa, menos Mignolet Juan Jueves, que g
alegraban mucho de YER sus companero
vencidos por 81 vino.
Ell raterillo, destapando una botella d
Champagne, dijo su companero
i A beber nosotros dos, camarada! Els
gente no sabe beber, son unas ujerzuelas
nosotros zomos los fuertes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03
IMPRENTA
LA DENGoCRA CT A ,,

En- este esabecimieno hacen rapdez perfection
economic oda case de impesone dffcdes compcadas
que
Hay variedad de tpos personal inteigente
La prensa que mprime e peri6dco que Sc uiza tam
b6n para oda de oe sin dsputa la sistema mas
oderno Ia mas perfecta mejor que ha en- e
pats.
Los neceten trabajo pueden con
don Edemiro Lepier empeado de la que dara cas
Dc prmonoros ajnara ~oo de Ia obra ograGea ano Sc
COLho
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IN rnE sENArr.
Rock Island Railroad Must Come5too
Terms-Pnbitc land surveys.


Term%-PnbiIc land surveys.
e WAsmNGFoN Cry. Aug. LIN the
senate Berry presented the conference re-
port on the house bill requiring railroad
companies operating lines in territories
over rlghts-oi-way granted by the govern
ment to locate dep9ss,o etc, at certain
points located by the interior department..
Berry announced that after long confer
encs the coEferees had been unable 10
agree. and moved that the senate recede.
The provision applies TO the Rock Island
railroad in Oklahoma, the towns Of Enid
and south Enid having special interest.
A lively discussion followed. in which
Piatt. Teller and Berry took part2 As 10 the
laxless acts which had been perpesrated.
Berry stated that the people had been law
abiding. vote was taken on Befry's
motion, and i was agreed TO. "a to 70.
A resolution by Chandler, instructing
the senate committee appointed TO invess
tigate the charges OF bribery of senators toa
inquire into the organization and history
OF the Dominion Coal Company, limited,
Of Nova Scotia. for the purposs of ascer-
tanning whether the company was formed
on assurances that the tariff dutycfon coal
would be repealed by congress. and, IL so,
VINO gave Sucn assurances, anu whether OF
not any officer of the government or any
member of congress was interested. went
over until tomorrow. 1852
At the request of Harris the house bilE
10 exaa&Fst articles of foreign exhibitors at
the Interstate fair at Tacoma, Wash. from
tariff duties was passed. N5
Consideration of the ssundry civil bill
was then resumed. On emotion OF Power.
can anendmenDwas incorporated appro-
priating $4,000 forqthe construction of
Fort Harrison, Mont. An appropriation
of $1,000 to protect the salmon fisheries of
Alaska Swas added to the htit at the in
stance of Teller! Dubois offered an amend
ment increasing the appropriation for sur
yeyIng public lands from s3s5,ooo to
s400 coo, and he sought TO add a provision
for the irrigation ana survey of arid lands,
appropriating $4,000 for the purpose.
The former amendment was agreed TO.
aud the latter was left pending on adj
journmenf. The report of the conference
committee on the agricultural bill. in
which the confeFees agreed TO recede from
the amendment appropriating sl.0o0.O0o
fer the determination Of Russian thistle,
was agreed TO.
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CONDENSED DIsrATcHEs.

Frank sagteile. aged y. Of San Diego.
CAL, was drowned Wednesday while
bathing
The Republicans Of tho Second Iowa
district have nominated NJ. Curtis. of
Clinton, for congress.
Fire destroyed the main part OF the town
of Delta. Cal. Tuesday night. causing loss
~ more than $1,000; insurance amount
81, 500. The cause Of the ire 10 unknown.
- 10 q dense fog OF the New Foundiand
banks Sunday. tho White Star steamer
Majestic ran down the fishing schooner
AutelopeG Seven Of the eight men in tbs
sch0oner's crew we're saved.
Judge Mcdonnell, OF Chicago. has entered
a decree of divorce in favor Of Clara ParT
against Richard Park, tho sculptor via
moulded the Ada Rshan silver statue.
The wife charged that they we're married
IN Grand Haven, and that Park deserted
her abroad
Hubert T. Perry, q young medical
student died In San Francisco receutly.
Anoanalysis Of the stomach disclosed ths
fact thaE the digestive organs had becoms
cloeged By small pellets Of chewing gum.
whlch cansed sudden congestion OF tbs
lungs and other organs.
Gov. Hughes. Of Arizona. who Is nov Ia
Washington City, states that hs thinks tho
long-atanding feud between the Navajo
Ind dians aud tie ranc.ers and stcckrnen
Is in a ialr way 70 10 settled. lie advises
The segregation Of the San Carlos coal
ne.ds from the Indian reservation, 40
urged by ali governors and Legislatures u
Arizona for the past ten years. 40 shers are
no other coal fields within DO miles.
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PUBLIC DEBr STATEMENT.
Decrease Of Nearly sgs9ooo Gold lie
serve nearly Half Gene.

wasHfSeros CRY, Aug. 1.-The public
dsbf statement issued today shows that
the aggregate of the public debt ON July
81, is-. was 81. .6S3. sOa24o as against
81 S.. 253. .0S8 on June - 1894 This ap-
psrent increase Of 81. .552. .sED4 in the public
debt Is owing TO the increase IN the issue
ot certlhsases and treasury notes. which
are now offset by an equal amount Of
cssh. Aside from this item the statement
shoxs net decrease ia tile public debt of
So. 90 The debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity amounted to 81 ,Si0.-
SO. decreassaof SO, 800. The debt bear
ing no interest was 1913. 955, ,470. decrease
Of So. s6 The increase in certificates
aud, treasury notes. offset by an equal
amount of cash inc the treasury. was in-
creased FROM s6t5. .355. s2o2 on June 30. 1895.
to s6i6. .972. on July 81, Is9L o
The cash In the treasury is classified as
follows; Gold coin and bars, si2O. o.. .s;8 !;
silver, 1913 ,ss0bs2: paper. sl2l So. COL: :
bonds, etc, si7 s66. i56 making an aggre-
gate of s7T4s20l .S6a.e against which there
are demand Liabilities amounting to $685.
g.4l4, leaving cash balance Of <ll9 .0.5,- :
s55. of which s54g15. 607 vas gold- reserve.
The increase in The cash balance dufing
the month was 81 ,Gs9. .9iA o
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The w.r Wake. rice bearer. i

SAx FKAscH r.. Aug. 1.-The alarming
war news fr1,u Asia. combined With re-
ports of sever L arosths ia Japan. has re-
suited in a 20 Il aayan9s n the market
price of rice, Il shlch - staple article Of
consumption Apnong the Thousands Of Caiiz
nese and Jap4 ne 5 on the Pacific coasts
Jap rice has Il pen from s4.s1is 70 s. Ter Fq0
pounds. chIas mixed fices from $3.50 70
&C. 3 per 100 bounds. and Hawaiian rise
from 81 50 TO s. and 50 per 100 pounds.
Most Of the 4fled Chinese mixed rice
comes from : am via Hongkong, a British
II
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NEw York. Aug. L-The Albany Pr.rs
aud Kaickerbocker, one Of the oldest morn
ing papers In Central New York: tho Troy
Telegram. the only morning paper in that
city; the Troy Evening Standard and the
Auburn ErcniAg Bulletin have signed
ninety-year contracts with and become
members Of the Associated Press They
abandon the New York State Association,
which receives news through the United
Press. Among other accessions 10 tho
Associated Press are the burlington, VT.
Erening Ne,rs aud tho Williamsport, Pa,
Ercning Ncrrs aud EreniHg JourndL
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2 oaeea LTi's raveyss 90 cIsvsasad.

g wAsmrsaroS Orr. Aug. 1.--Ths Hswa-
ian EeyaIist commissioners who reached
the CITY Ias; night kept their homes at the
ArlipgtoIlJms o. the day. arranging their
f,lan of work ohefe When oaaked about
their vi.lftor Washington City MT. wslde-
rnaa taid: III cannot tell you At this
time. Ns have agreed notto dignige the
natareof our mission until we see seers-
7tary Gfeshsfn and possibly also the aprssi-
dent. NsexpecaGo see Secretary atpesham
tofrorfoN, and shall go direct 70 the state
departn1entlsnd n9t seek the assistance OF
ans inisfmediafy. Epst the same s. yoa
4wosTsd do. The president hassfeceived the
pfra for the rsstorati6n Of the queen and
ws. Who fsprssegf her. now ask the priyi-
lere 81 ealing on tue secretary 0
Mr.. WeidemanS said further that the
essls IN lssion0hsd not come 10 Washington
City 10 ask for the restoration Of the
qaeenqnor for tbs purpose Of asking COM
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MONTREAL. Aug. LIN reference to tho
recent seizures OF fishing boats. Charles
h. Tupper, Dominion minister of marine
and fisheries. says that until recently .
foreign boat was pursued for fishing with
in the three mile limit and If IL passed OUT
side of the limit before being caught IL was
allowed to escape. But now that the
American government has pursued diff
ferent policy. the Canadian governments
Was also adopting the principle OF hos
nNrzuit
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WASHINGTON CIrx. Aug. The presi-
dent to-day approved the application fox
the retirement OF Admiral stanton, 10
take effect July 50 This results In the
promotion of Commodore Erben, now
commanding the European station. to rear
admEral. aud the assignment of Commo-
dore Richard Meade to the command oE
the North Atlaatie station, vacated by Ad.
Eairalc cStanton's retirement.
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WASHINGTON CRY. Aug. The senate
COMMITTEES on agriculture today agreed ~
neFmsl Senstor Washharn TO iavorably re.
reFt the house aass-option bin. the nleua-
eers'reseFslng the right 70 oppose when
NJ shall come before the senate. Asre-
n4oFtea the bill win carry an Amendments
pgov5ding fha- the delivery of articles
affected by the hill may beomsde at any
place in The Unsted States other than ths
point DESIGNATED in the contract, without
ineuFpng the measures provided in tie
bill
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WAsHiSGToS CIrY. Aug. L--Mr. Hatch's
pure food bill will be favorahly reported 10
the house. the agricultural COMMITTEES
Having SO voted today. Under the act OF
congress to regulate commerce the bill
proposes TO prohibit the introduction OF
adulterated food into the United States
from abroad. or its transportation between
states. under heavy penalty Of tine and
imprisoninenk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-02

NAsHrSGJoS CTrY. Aug The state
ment issued today by The comptroller Of
the currency shows the total amount OF
national bank notes now outstanding TO
be S2o7. AS. 4S9. the increase of the total
circulation for the month being $ls6, IS2,
and for the year So, *. 5tSi The amount
outstanding against bonds is SIS. o5o, ,9ss,
an increase for the month OF slSZ, SO, and
for the year ST.. .Ss4 Gal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-02

TacomA. Aug. 1-lspeciaG - Members
Of the bar held a secret meeting tonight to
endeayor 90 call a meeting Of the county
bar association TO decide between supports
ing Crowley, Stiles or Pritehard, OF ia.
coma. for supreme Judge.