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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-04

Don Rafael Ygiessas, Liberal candidate.
has besu elected president IL Costa kicA
A report y eusEsas In Paris that Ger
many intends to issue loan OF l07 .0D. Uo
marks, the money 70 b devoted 70 the ex-
ira expense OF the army and navy.
A. Nonsy Wigram. Conservative. has
been elected TO parliament from Romford.
Essex, 20 sEecesd James Theobaid. The
constituency 10 hopesessiy Conservative.
The Spanish government has resolved 70
establish public works in the provinces Of
Cadix, Granada and Andaiusia for the re-
lief Of Thousands Of workmen now unem-
pioyed.
The saloon passengers Of the Ems viii
b brought from the Azores to New YORK
BY one Of the Hamburs-American liners.
The storage passsngsrs Will await the
Kaiser Wilhelm.
The Portuguese warships Alphonse. Al
buqaerqns and Mindelio at Buenos Ayres,
aboard Of which are Admiral CANA and
the insurgsns refugees from Rio. are in
dreadful sanitary condition. causing much
sickness and great uneasinsss OF mind
among the men who have been % long
confined. Admiral CANA has telegraphed
70 the Portuguese government his thanks
for the protection il has given him and
his companions, and requesting Is - give
It, permission for them 70 land.
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Final Inspection OF the Monterey.

VALLEJO, Cal. April 2-The United
States monitor Monterey. which has
spent the sas. SIX months at Mare island
navy yard. steamed down San Pablo hav
At noon on voyage 10 sea, where she will
lie SUB jscied 10 another trial and finai in
spec,ion. Pursuant To orders frotn the
secretary o; the navy. the naval board of
inspectors, consisting OF Cana G. ;. Coz.
ton, United States navy. president Of the
board: Naval Constructor Taylor. 4. :.
y. Faymss;eF Henry skeIsing. L. :. \, :,
Caiei IN siaeer ku,x, L. :. ", aud Lieut.
Nenefee. recorder. boarded the monitor
this morning. and orders we're irnmeai.
atelv given 20 pu. 10 sea The monitor
Will be subjected 20 trial AZ sea o! twenty
four hours duration
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Everett Council Pree..d,.r..

EAKRrrr. April 3-ISpeciai. AT the
meeting OF tho city eou neil last night sew
eral important franchises were gran ted
one to Ellis Morrison to establish q avs
tam Of water works here, one ia A. III.
Camel for street railway and another to
A. II. Camel for IN electric plant for tel
sphons. light, heat and power. The So
called ''cow ordinances" restraining an.
imais from running at large Was passed over
the mayors veto. After . long discussion
the new ordinance relating to the IRE de-
partment was put through but 1t Is such a
double header that 1t does not give un.
qualified satisfaction. 1t provides for the
election Of chief by tbs fire companies,
which are all restored to the status exist.
Ing on June 1888. thus wiping CO
ous the provisions Of ordinance No. Is,
But the chemical engine and its company
remain under the direct authority Of the
council
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CRIMINAL N01.A

John Benson. miner, shot his wife.
from whom he had besn separated. - San
Francisco on Sunday, then shot himself.
Tbs woman died Tuesday, bat Benson
viii recover.
Mrs. Augusta Schmidt, daughter Of the
late Baroness Scheduling Of Ssxony. has
been found guilty OF murder ~ koKono.
Ind she viii have TO 60 10 the women
reforma;ory Tor ten years or less. Ars.
Schmidt Guarreled With Oscar Walton. .
tenant, and killed him.
Two white men and five Indians have
been killed in the Cheyenne country vest
OF Il Reno. O. r.. The fight grew o1t OF
the white men grazing catsie GA she Indian
lands contrary TO the wishes Of the lsstsr.
troop Of cavalry and an infantry COM
pAny have gone 10 the scene Of trouble.
Gold Eng.ish. brutal uxosicids. was
taken from jail at Bakersviile, No.. early
Sunday morning by . mob and hanged
He was dragged from his cell and taken
BY mob Of LOO masked men and hanged
90 tree Just outs.de the town The crime
Tor which he Was iynehed was ono Of the
most brutal ever committed in the state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-04
New Interpretations,

OLYMPIA. April Especial Articles
for the following domestic interpretations
have been flied In the Office of the score
tary OF state:
oceanside Land Company. of Olympia:
capital, $40 600, in 100 shares OF Sl0o each !:
incorporators. w. I. Forrest, II. ]. Duffy.
Q. X. Talcott, Brad W. Davis, o. c. Waite.
]. X. Pattison; object, for the purpose of
acquiring, Improving aud selling real
estate.
Sooksaek Shinse and Lumber Comnany.
OF Nooksaek, Whateom county; capital
$4,000. in 30 shares of $50 each: ineor-
porators. w. X. Mouitray. J. II. Moultray.
James Elder; TO manufacture and deal In
shingles and lumber.
The oolden Rnle Bazaar Company. OF
Seattle: capital. $1,000, in 40 shares OF
&loo each. incorporators. X. n Anksny.
I. J. Wood: To conduct q retail business
IN toys and fancy goods.
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L'sEoS. ApF,i a-Ths Portuguese have
informed Admiral Cana, who Is nov OF
hasaos Ayse., fugitive. With . namhe,
Ok bis iesiosc.s, On board the Portuguese
wAFsa;ps VI naeiis and AIhnqusrqae. that
X cannot psTFaat the brazilian resaSess to
iaad anywhere excepting in Portuguese
trFr'toFy, ard then only on such eondi-
ooas fhat 'hey esnnO; return TO Brazil in
0rceF % inssFvens IN the civil struggle.
ios feftssaese government Is seaaing
AAeiheF NaFshsr to Baenos Ayr~s in order
80 ASSIST Ia the removal OF the Brazilian
insurgents 10 Portuguese territory The
'Esasssao % hoard tie Portuguese wAr-
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CONDEMNED DIsPArCnDs.

Congressman Wilson 10 expected to b
In Washington City ready to handle the
tariff bill when it again reaches the house
Henry n. Bennett, known - the dsad
shot scout" Was buried near Paterson. n.
j.. Monday. He was IN old United States
army scout.
All the steel foundries In the country
but two have formed . combination known
a. the American Steel Casting Company,
with capital of -. 100000
The first rabbit drive in Lasssn county,
CAL, took place last Saturday. A section
nearly three miles square WAS driven over
and about 1000 jack rabbits killed.
The Daily 7eieqrass. IN afternoon paper.
TORY E. Wardner, publisher. 1t will be
Democratic and advocate the advanced
school Of bi-mstailism.
The Wyoming Stock Growers' Associa-
ton met in Cheyenne Tuesday. A gloomy
outlook Is reported by all on account of
the storm though there 10 prospect for
good grazing this year.
A cut OF 81. 600. coo has been made by the
house committee on naval AFFAIRS In the
item for armor plate and armament in the
naval appropriation bill. the department
estimate Was -, 800 000.
The Rowland Falls pulp mills. outbuild.
ings, offices and one dwelling. at How.
land, Me-. were burned fat by fire which
caught in the dynamo rooms Tuesday
morning. Loss, $50, 00A
Two immense hopper scales oiled with
wheat on the fifth floor Of the Chicago
Dock Company's warehouse, Chicago, col
lapsed Monday evening. killing Thomas
Keller aud Peter Thompson.
The secretary Of agriculture having
ignored the request Of the senate, made
Elk weeks ago. for statistics as TO wheat
production. the senate has given him two
days more in which to reply.
The senate has agreed to . resolution
directing tbs secretary Of the interior to
transmit to the senate q list of all public
lands located In the several sections Of the
states Of Oregon and Washington.
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NoRruw EST NEWS.

August Esiahl, ssede occupying a
farm near kosslia, aSscondra last u~xk
leaving many debts and taking with him
morsgased property.
Coir.x, Artal T. lsreeial l-This morn.
ing George sehr05si. = tailor, as commit
ted 20 the ssy sm rs insane lie had hecn
here a short tine, ard lately acted euj;s
qneeEis, lie sss convinced bv some men
that officers wess pursuing him and aed
from the city, being found wandering m
the hills nearly nafe
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Easr CLALLAn. April 4-lSpecial. -
Charley Williams and Billy Williams. two
Sitka, Alaska, Indians. started from Nsah
Bay about 8 .. IN, March ., arriving At
this place At 3 p. m. and left here to return
At p. tn the same day. About the same
time three King George Indians lett. pre-
sumably for Victoria The Alaska Indians
were very drunk, and IL said had gallon
of whisky with them. Not returning TO
Neah Bay that night. three Of their friends
started for this place to look for them
Saturday morning and followed the shore
up. When about one and . half miles
West Of here. they saw = canoe In pieces
on the beach. Further investi CATION
proved IL 70 be the one the Williams boys
had. There was also found on the beach
ashoe which IL IL claimed was worn by
Charley Williams.
Their friends think there was foul play,
rs they had considerable stuff in the boat
anc nothing was found. The friends of
the Williams boys claim, too, that tho
canoe looked a. IL IL had been split with
an AZ or torn apart, a. II was not broken
- 10 would have been had il struck the
rocks The King George Indians who left
some time afterward have not been seen
or heard of since.
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The Pullman res,ma.,.r in can,.ma,.

coLrAx. April S.--GSpecisl.l--Jo T.
Lohaagh. postmaster OF Pullman. is In the
custody OF the sheriff, having heen ad
judged In contsmp; by q justice Of the
peace because he refused to answer ques-
tons pat az deposition proceedings An
application for writ Of habeas corpus is
being heard before the superior court this
evening. Lohaugh il q witness FOR the
prosecution in the divorce proceedings
against Il. II. Letterman. Democrat'c
member of the legislature. of Pullman, and
refused 10 answer questions PAT 10 him ~
attorneys for defendant after being su6-
psrpaed
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tickets, carrying With him the snfirs Re-
publican ticket.
Al 4 O'Clock this Wednesday, morning
The count Of the vots for mayor was CON-
pissed. showing the following result:
Dsvis. Rep. Il. -: Johnson. Dem. Ind
Dem. and labor candidate. SET: Cooper.
Ind. and indorsed by the regular Demo-
cratic convention. l.409. DsvsnpoTt. Ind
Rep, BIS Majority ovss eli for DAVIS.
lisa The entire Republican ticket Tuns
very Close to Davis.
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supreme Caar, p.,i.i,r.

otYsrtA. April 3--tSpeciai. The su.
prsms court today affirmed the jaaxmsn.
Of the lower court in the case OF f. r.
Rsaeeaugh. plaintiff. vs.. Tacoma & Puy-
aliap Railroad Company e. a.. defend.
ants; Mason Mortgage Loan Company.
appellants, from Pierce county.
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NINE DOCTORS FAILED.
Wonderful Cure-Hew II Was Den
by an Adxertlaing Doctor.

Hs- EnsroN-Fsear sir: tee taas soaii net
o. aai'ag ms a8ty - N0n4sr&in5 u ctd not LED
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NieFs sad hos ~ sEre4 fos fsss past ten
nave Suffered pa afas uaepstr2sison aeon =
fant~i Nib ~sssfs igSabiss IN every eS@fctSaess
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via rsiHs thseuStg tfa arsss chest AM .ansss and
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CT rpSsas- Afeg accssszs 81 s.sHsfeAt eeh~sls
81 Essc@sce gave a.. ! sapsssa 10 DIT DARN.
ard Re ess csTsd re 80 taat can walk froHn my
E~sisssnes 70 his esnos ] sas svsrtaTei sita TIE
Fsssl, o. TIE eszss MAS r. A Ahif
D.. DARN can "a consulted free 1T Hotel
Stevens, Seattle. wssh., where ha Is per-
nanenly located The worthy Eoov
tre-ted free from 10 TO II .. H. daily.
Those abe 10 pay from IL a. n 10 p. N, !;
evenings, 10 5; Sundays. Ia 20 L.
Charges los and reasonable, according 10
circumstances and ability 10 par
he treats ov e.eetrTeisy al diseases Of
the Eve, Ear, Nose. Throat, Ca,arrh. DEAF
ness aua al nervous. chronic aud private
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The seAltie Harhar IiaAa

OLYMPIA, April Especial The state
land commission today decided 10 NEE,
interested Seattle parties In reference 10
the location Of thu Seattle harecr lines on
Monday next at Olympia
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GAeerea Dictator OF Perm.

LSs, foru, April s-Ex. Presiden,
Caeeres, candidate FOR the presidency of
Peru, has been proclaimed dictator and IL
supported by the army. bat congress and
the people are hossile
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BosroN. Mass., Juno 10. 1884
rosSintetilssnceg Co. Seatt Q. W ssh -
aents; received some time sincs yvuf
excsiisns map Of the United states aoa The
sosia map on the reverse side. and am
pi.Assd with II IL forma . handsome an4
vaiaaoe addition 20 my Office, aod cansss
IAii 10 % satisfactory 20 any one Who Ia
xests ths small sum a&ksd for the rnao.
foars truly, = l.
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ships nov q Bnsaos Ayr~s are said - b
h most dspiorahls coalition. many ct
them suffering from wounds and dissasea
Two easss Of yellow fever hare ben dis
covered On board the Mindeiia.
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PAIousR CRY, wash. Nay 81. 1854
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sent BY You N good order ana am vel
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Yours respectfully, n -
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f1HAerfSs Waens. April q, 1S0x
Post inielhsencer Co, seattle. wash -
Gsntemen; Your map arrived on the nrse
of ApraI. and ter sixty mica travel ~
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with The map - we'll - aatonishsd q the
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Norris WELLINGTON. n G.. Iuns Q, leo2
EDITOR Post nseliigencer, See Tia W sak
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LooNIsroN. Wash. Feb 3, lee2
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esived your map and u II away beyond mp
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LrNNr. Wash, Feb. (. 1894
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FHv. Idaho, Feb 90, fS01
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KoKrsLAR. b C.. May -, l0q2
1ditor Post iuteIii gsncer. seattle. WISH
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that I am thoroughly sssisdsd with ik
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WEST FHnNpALn. WISH.
Poss-Intslligsncsr, seattle. Wash --sirs:
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other Day, and 10 Is . nns map in eyery ~
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CIDvRIANn wash. Fen 4 1884 !
Editor Post-InteltiEeneer,s Seattle, Wash
-Dsaf Sir; received your premium mao
which giveo ~ great satisfaction Ny vile
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JOHN n. GLOVER xEsIsSxD.


Com misai0mN4.
orysriA, April Especial Gov. Nc
0raw today received telegram from Capt.
TOD Commissioner Glover, Of Spokane,
stating that owing to the pressure Of pYi-
vsie business he would BE- compelled to
resign his position on the commission.
The governor Immediately accepted the
resignation and appointed Joseph q. Alien,
OF Spokane, 70 I'll the vacancy. NJ. Allen
vas former resident Of this city when .
law partner Of his brother. John B. Allen.
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OxrAAIo. Canada Apgtl L 1854
Poee -lntsiiissncsr. seattle wneh -
0entlemen; The premium map I rsoeiven
IN good order. and ss dive parfect sstiafso
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DALfInoRn. Ma. Nay II. lS0a
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ENfaRnRrsa, wash.. Feb 10. loo4
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MEADOW. wash. Feb .. loo4
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LATAH. Wash. Fec o. l0o2
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What
They
Think
OF It.

Tie premium map offered By
the P0ST-INTELIIGENCER 70
its subscribers, old and new. Il
now to DO found In thousands
Of homes In the Pacific North.
west That NO premium ever
offered has given such univer.
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BY the following testimonials,
which are . few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exact
copies Of the originals on Gle In
this ofllco. the signatures only
being omitted. - the POST.
INTELLIGENCER does not fec
st liberty to publish the full
names Of those who have 10
kindly expressed their apprs
citation Of the map
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Hoods s;s;::;;i' Cures

before was taken with the measles 1 have
now finished my third bottle and feel strong
and wei. shall always thank to Hoods ssrsa-
parii,a." T. igESA HARRIS, Irving. Oregon
Moods Pills are prompt ard efficient, yes
easy In action. sold by all druggists sc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-06
CaStOria.

ssCastoria is so well adapted 70
children that 1 recommend it as
superior 10 any prescription
known TO me.''
III. A. ARCHER, III. d.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n, y.
81 Murray Street, Ny.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-06
SURROUNDEh. BY MYSTERY!
a Great Mistake.

4 recent discovery s. hat hcadacha
5tnlness Ga mess, concasi1a of tao nina,
ct, are GHe 10 deraney.a. MT q the nerve
ccntors vaieI supply the Hra,1 wish no-sc
forcei that Indigestion, Dyspepsia neuralgia,
wind in stomach cte., arise fro-a the Gcran~c~
ment of the nerve ceatcrssurplyln these ore
~ars witch nerve fluid or force. This ts likewise
srva of many diseases OF tho heart and lungs
The nerve system is like telegraph sya Hyu,
- VIII be sLca ~ t-s uceo.naAELuE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-06

Castoria cures Collie, COnstipa-
ti0n, Sour Stomach, Diarrhma,
ErUctatiOn, gives healthy sleep
and promotes digestion.
Without injurious medication.
Tho Centaur Company
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-06

Also for the appointment or a Stata
central Committee aid L1e tv.uaaction
o- such otter business as may rroperIy
come before the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-27
VICE NEJV PADLOCKS ON TIE DOOhS
All. QUIET At THE CENTRAL PARK hAPriSr
CHURCH BOTH SIDES BREATHE
UEFTANCE.


. c,,o,r ca,rn strangely in contrast 10 the
excitement Of the previous Day preVihe' III -'o
,,,,,-rood Of the Central Park Baptist Church
.r,a,. New red padocts glistened on gates
I doors, and the local locksmith is In state OF
,,,. srd rejoicing But the white-winged
,,csscngcr OF peace is not. by any means perche-i
- .b old Hap,lst meeting house. though the
,.t warrants OF arrest failed to materialize
-. and the Rev C. Venton Patterson ana
IT, ,,l trus,ee, who guarded the sacrei STRUCTURE
- an on Faster Sunday. entirely on "A diet OF
- ,.orod oggs and Goldfish cakes. are still Tree.
r,,. ,,,urc, FIGHT now in progress In the Central
n, r,,tir, Church Is one of the bittereSt that
r., occurre-l In church circles In this city III recent
- Roth sides are bitter In their denuncfatiohs
., a.h other and a breach has been made whch
:, seoros almost impossible 10 heal. AT the nome
% ~, Er,ser No 1888 East Eighty firSt-st. VINO
So chairman of the Board of Trustees ana the l'i,
az tb oppostion the fighting pastor u VIZ
IL was also said that late on o W m" ma ton
Patterson trustees called on MT fr'Ser. anu WI,
derc1 him the keys Of the chhrch anu '',e a,,
collected at the services. but he ref"seu 10 aoeeP'
MI Patterson was found In his study In the rear
Of the laundry. He had no Tear ne sut , ~ uomi5
arrested; he had engaged an Attorney ''' "
act entirely on the defensive. ~ 80 Nassau
st. is acting as attorney IoI ''H i ispiS Yesterday
a 49, :. Iii be legal action taken against the Rev
Mr. Pe,teraon and will bring H. We charge ,,,. MN
i,b uiepaIlv breaking and entering the cnurcn;;
W. thnk Mr. Patterson is trying to get GontrG
~ the church property by putting ii1 h,a,,a ., =,
control of the Board OF Irus'ees h nrnrertv and
hs pu' ~. Of the denomination. and make II an IN
dncndent church with himself as JUS pas.or' ,,,,,
Mr Patterson has SAID ina, .ns ga t"o RI
Is strongly set lor.h ny '''S
/ N refutc