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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
A Swindler Nipped.

william c Thompson u In custody 1t
ST. Louis on charge OF swindlin& He
admits his guilt lilo sent to his own I'D.
dress NJ nearly two hundred hotels In
the Western States small packages by
eXpresA In appearance they were
money packages and the valuation
marked on them was usually SIS
10 $40 A few days later he sent
TO the same h,tel- keeper letters stat
ing that he had ordered u jeweler In St.
Louis to send his watch TO him there by
express, and requested the hotel nun to
pay the c. O. ID. chargeA The money
packages would DO looked upon by the no.
tel-keeper as ample security, so that
when day or two later q little square
box purporting to contain watch would
be delivered the 90 charges would he paid,
OF course. neither package contained any
thing Of value
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
Seek an Asylum In America.

A dispatch from Moscow says; One hun-
dred German Baptists have left the row.
inces OF Kherson and Volhyn!a for Amer
lea 10 seek an asylum from Russian re-
liglous persecution. As the vesse! on
which they embarked left Libsu the emf
grants sung a psalm, which was heard for
some time after the vessel had left the
harbor and which greatly affected the
crowd gathered On the dock
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
SIN REDS pUr TO DEATH.
spanish Anarchists Who Tried to XIII q sn
De Campos Meet Their Doom.


The Spanish anarchists Codina. Cerezu.,l.
In. Scars EcmAt viltarbua. aud Nitro. who
were condemned to dcath Ter completely In
the attempt Of Pallas to assassinate Cen
Martinez do Campos, were shot Mon.
day morning Their companions shouted
all kinds Of revolutionary cries
whilo on tho way 70 execution.
Troops were drawn up outside tho
Mont Juich walls, forming three sides OF q
square The fourth side was closed In Ivy
the wallis Of the citadel The six IN.
archists were placed standing In . line
with their faces to the wall standing nj
. short distance behind tho condemned
men was the firing party A. the first vol.
ley only four Of the eonvicts fell dead. and
n second volley was necessary In the
cases Of sosas and Codina TO complete
thoir execution. There ~as no disorder.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
Fishplates On the Track.

Iramps made an attempt To wreck a
night express train on the Boston and Al.
bany Road. near Cordaville, Mass, by
piling 4 ton OF fshplates on the track.
The train was going at the rate Of forty
miles an hour when IL struck the otstruc.
tion. and went through without serious In
Jury, only the locomotive being damaged.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
Must Expel Brcckinr,dse.

There was u sensation at meeting In
Lexington. Ky. OF the Confederate Vet.
ePana' Association and it. AUXILIARY. called
70 arrange for the decoration OF Confe'ler-
ate graves Mrs NJ A. Harrison, member
OF the auxiliary, and wives OF other lead
ing citizens, made addresses In which they
said they would not place flower on the
grave OF a single Confederate unless the
association expelled Colonel Breckenridge
he meeting adjourned In con fuslon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
Coxsy Gets q jail Sentence.

C0xcy, Browne and Jones were sentenced
by Judge MIL or In the Washington Police
Court Monday afternoon TO twenty days In
jail for violating tho statute OF tho United
States prohibiting the display OF partisan
banners In the Capitol grounds and CoxOy
and Browne wcre lined o each additional
for trespasslnR on the grass the Slterna.
tive being another ten days In Jail J0no,
was acquitted on this last charsA
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
Train wrecker Caught In the Act.

Jam,s Thoma as, alias sBuckskin Jimmy.n
once a wealthy Denver merchant but now
Il pauper, has been arrested on charge OF
attem ptiny train wreckias. lie VAS caught
Ia the act
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26

At Meadow Lake, MINI. a large cold
storage building recently erected has been
wrecked by dynamite and an attempt made
10 tire another similar building, The
trouble Is attributed TO the opposition TO
the sale OF liquor In the village
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
Knocked Ills Head on.

While grinding u pillow point with .
horsepower grindstono Charles Richards,
u farmer who lived near Vincenne+ Ind.
WAS instantly killed The RPindstone burst
aud knocked the top Of bis hoad on
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
COMPARISON OF TARIFFS.
Duties In the scnat, AMI House nils and
the Mckinley Law.

The Treasury experts have completed
their work Of calculating the equivalent
nd valorem rates OF the compromise tari6
bill as compared with the equivalent ad
valorem rates OF the Mckinley Law and
those Of the Wilson bill. which show the
following averages on each OF the seized ules
and for each OF the two bills and the eSist.
ing law:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
To Coerce Pullman.

A secret meeting Of the various com.
mittees from all the railway unions In 81
Louis was held 10 determine what action
Nill be taken In regard to handling Pull.
man cars by the different railways peHd.
lag a settlement Of the strike Of the Pull I.
man employs
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
Girls Reason for Suicide.

Arthur Franklin. living near Dalville,
Ind, has made a statement a. TO the prob
able cause OF the strange suicide OF his H.
yesr.o old daughter. Edna lie says the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
KNIGHT. Templsrs on Parade.

At the forty- first annua! conclsve Of the
Knights Templars IN Pitisburg the feature
Of the first day was the parade. In which
., 900 knights participated
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26

The French consul at Bangkok has OBJ
taInei rsparation from the siamese Gov
eminent for the recent attack OF the Slam
csc upon French sailors
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
III, Ngsver Found Guiltv.

The New York jury In the case OF Dr.
Henry Meyer. who 10 accused OF havins
poisoned Ludwig Brandt. rendered v yer.
dict OF murder In the second deRroe
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
Russia NlhiiIsts Again ut Work

A u. Petersburg dispatch says that four
bombs were found near the Imperial Pal.
ace. An enormous number OF arrests have
resulted. the prisoners being OF all classes
Of society.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26

BEFORE doing wrong, 1t might
provo OF benefit to remember that
your punishment will be giant com.
pared to your pleasure.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-26
The National Game.

The clubs Of the National and Western
ship PAcei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-27

against the appellant and his suresies on
the appeal bonds, the appellant cannot
deprive the respondent Of his rights
in the premises by voluntary dis
misssl- Section - provides that no dis-
misssi which does not 60 20 the substance
OF or the right OF the party 20 appe4l shall
preclude him from taxing another appeal
IN the same cause within the time limited
oy law. The court Is no, disposed 10 grant
dismissal without prejudice. but allows
the appellant 20 take an order dismissing
his appeal, retaining jurisdiction for the
purpose of permitting the respondent.
after the time for taking al sppeas has
expired. 10 move for atiirmance of judy
ment and for damages. and for Judgment
against the appellant and his saresses on
the appeal bond, and withholds the aGes-
ton Of costs until q final disposition OF
the matter.
State of Washington ex rel. George W.
Smith ct al, Realtors, VS.. Emmett Parker.
superior judge Of Fierce county, respond
ens. The result of this application for n
mandamus Is 10 the effect that trial Judge
- not required 10 certify an agreed state
ment OF facts between the parties 10 be
all the facts material IN the case, bat merely
10 such as appear In the agreement
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Eleven IRON Miner. rmpr,.ou.a.


IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich. Oct. 26-E.even
men are imprisoned in the Pewabic mine.
They are: Thomas Penglase, William
Oliver. Samuel Husband. George Wilcox,
Stephen Allen. William Baird, George
Poren. John Thomas, tieorge Richard,
Peter Heliberg. John Farrell. Peter Hascoe.
the shaft boss. the only man known TO
have escaped uninjured, states that the
accident was caused by running water eat
ing away the sandstone Gaping in room
100 feet IN height on the third level This
immense mass of rock. weighing hun
dreds OF tons. crushed through the floor
OF the Level, carrying away the timbers
and everything to the fourth level. on
which the men were working. he heard
the laundering crash. and by fast running
escaped. Peter Gabsrdi, 3 trammer, at
work directly under the falling rock. was
crushed to death. His body has been
recovered. Cutting a road through this
wreckage TO the room In which the men
are entombed cannot be done hastily, for
the walls have to be heavily timbered as
the work progresses. to avoid another fall
OF the ground.
A number of the imprisoned men are
alive. Who and how many will not be
known until morning. The men are well
supplied with air.
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rgfsn~estsrn rose q per cent. declined
- per cent ana recovered x PER cent.
,osang n per cent on the day. Central
faeino recorded . decline OF ~ per cent.
On sases OF 100 shares. Iosa Central pre-
sa1ea broke per cent on 100 shares.
"asehng d Lake Erie preferred and Nor
io.8 western lost per cent. on similar
s.aes. sugar gained ~ the opening. sarged
on - per cent and regainsd X per cent. q,
.hs close. The general market wss in
senssiy dull and moved slugr.shIy. the
"a AIN tendency being toward lover values.
speculation a. the close was dull and
steady. with prices generally fraction
De'oN the closing figures of yesterday. A
iew shares showed q slight advance on the
Gay. The bond market vas frra through
Out the early part of the day. but became
easier near The close. A feature of the
dealings vas the heavy trading IN Rock
Island extended Sc, the sales Of which
segregated si42 0on One block Of 500. 900
was sold al sLo2S. The purchasing
movement In the bond vas due 10 the fact
that the company has some 100000 in
us treasury, which precIudes the idea of
further issue Of bonds. TIE total trans
actions for the day footed up sos. 900.
Government oonds-Firm.
state bonds-Dull.
Railroad bonds-Easier.
Pstroleun-Easier: November options,
closed. s3c bid.
FINANCIAL
Aonsy-On call, easy q 1 per cent
last loan, / per cent: Prime mer-
camille paper. 2zxG3k Der cent. ster-
ling exchange, firm. with actual
business In bankers bills az As7A
Tor demand and 81 2fxLa94 sgs< 1or .fv,v
days: posted rates, As7Ld4ss and
s4es1sg4sS. Commercial bills. s4s5I6@
4s594
Silver certificates. sc bid.
BANK cLEARfyas
The following table, compiled By Brad
streets. shows the total clearances at the
principal cities and the percentage of in
crease or decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
PORTLAND, Oct. rs. -Wheat-yailey, 100
.21tc; walla Wslia. e2If@6sisc-
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE
sax Francisco. Oct. 26.-The arrivals of
vegetables were light today. Prices held
steady. Tomatoes were easier. Potatoes
and onions unchanged. In fresh fruits
fancy peaches were in good demand and
firm. Grapes are weaker. Pears arr get
ting scarce. The supply of butter IL heavy
and prices declined. Eggs are firm at
quo,ations Cheese - unchanged. The
poultry market is we'll supplied. Prices
are weak. Game was higher today.
Closing: wheat-Quiet; Nav, 95skc.
Barley-Inactivc; December, sSe; May,
a4c
corn-si2T1.
Bran--s i5. so per ton.
HRFApsrurFs AND GRAINS.
Flour-Family extras. 81. ioot3 IS: bakers
extras. $s13 20; superfine. t2es22a.
Wheat-The movement on export ac-
count continues steady, though there is
room for Improvement Of trade In that
direction. Offerings are liberal and buy
ers can promptly fill all wants From soc
TO s2lsc Is about q fair quotaele range for
good TO choice shipping wheat; milling
descriptions. s5ets1Ac: Wallis Walia
wheat, 55@s6..o Tor TAR average; et,s6
IKE for Na. 2. and b56f65c for off grade.
barley-For shipping purposes, the In
qury Is so light at the moment IS TO be
almost nominal. A fancy article OF feed
might bring a tridlng advance on quoted
hrures. Feed. fair To- good. 7517I1c;
choice. 7ss.Gts0c; brewing. s59s7isc-
os,s-1his cereal attracts but ordinary
attention. Milling, SLo7lS&i.l21a; sur
prise. $l0TtsWLi2ls; fancy feed, sL02tst
l05is: good TO choice. 92l1c@$i: poor 10
far, s5deoc; black, <l.i5esl.So; red, $is
L07,x: gray, 90caltL
Produce recelp,s-Flour. quarter SACKS,
l9470: Oregon. 6.9l7: wheat, centals. SIS;
oregon. s.ta7: barley, eentals, 6si; Oregon,
Liz: oats. eentals. 1901: Oregon. $50;
potatoes. sacks. s. SIS; Oregon, i,eis; bran.
sacks, 2.a7i; Oregon, s.s22
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on sigh. New York. per sioa
ioe. Dratts-Telegraph, New York, per
sloo. l2i,c.
Silver osrs-Per ounce. es1s1e4c.
Mexican dollars. 52is13Sc-
MINING STOCKS
Alpha Consolidated. 10: Andes. 81;
Releher. 95: Belle Isle. :. Best 4 Beiener.
10. Bodie Consolidated. IFS; Bullion, 81;
kalwer Consolidated. iS; Caiedonis. iS;
cheusr. e.: Confidence. ls0; Consolidated
california 4 Virginia, 40: Consolidaied
Imperial. .: Crown Point, 90; 4ould x
Curry, 81; Hale & Norcross. %; Justice, -
kentuck Consolidated. :; Mexican. ~;
Mt Diahlo, 10; ophir. 20: oyerman, - !;
Ioiosi. Il. Savage IS; Sierra Nevada, -;
Union Consolidated, a.; Utah Consoll-
Gated, ?; yellow Jacket. 10
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Oct 26.--Arrived-str
City of Topeka. from Southeast Alaska for
Sound ports; schr Excelsior, from San
Francisco for orders: sehr Laura Madsen,
from San Francisco for orders; schr Chal-
lenger, from San Francisco at Port Had
lock.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 26-Arrived-
Alameda, from Honolulu and Sydney;
Arago from Coos bay; Point Iona, from
Gray's Harbor. Cleared-City of Puebla,
for Victoria and Port Townsend: Sin
Llewelyn, for Nanaimo; sh Fiery Cross,
for Portland; sh Oriental. for Naniamo;
sd Osborne. for Tacoma; blk Richard Ill,
for CoInox. Departed Columbia, for
Astoria and Portland; Farralon, for Port
Angeles: blk Detroit, for Nanaimo: blk
Theobald. for Cooks inlet: schr Maria Z.
Smith, for Tacoma. Freights and char
ters-Am bktn Amelia, snow at Port Gam
bic. lumber. thence to Honolulu; Br sh
British Yeoman. at Redondo, wheat. from
Portland to United Kingdom, HaSre,
Antwerp or Dunkirk: Br sh Port Craw-
ford. at San Diego, wheat, from Portland
TO United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or
Dunklrk
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LospoS. Oct. 2a-Bar silver. 2e5.d.
Consols. l01s.- Bullion out of Bank Of
England, $4,000. Bank Of England dis
com, rate. per cent
NEW YoRx. Oct. 26-The Euenfng Posf's
London caoiegram says: The tone OF the
stock market was good today, bat prices
finished generally under the best The
settlement WAS concluded with ease.
Americans are still neglected, and were ir-
regular in their movements today. sill
yer loan of 100000 taeis, abont Eli, 900 :
0oo for China is expected next week. The
interest viii be per cent. and the issue
price par. The loan being chiefly wanted
for obligations in Europe. will not create 8
direct immediate demand for silver.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3.-Ciose-Whea
Steady; demand, good: No. red, winter.
Is SID; No. ? red, spring, a. ID
Corn-Spot. nominal; demand fair, at
Is lid; futures. firm; demand, fair: Octo-
Der, As 1id; November, is I'D; December,
Is I'd.
Flour Steady; demand, moderate; St.
Loui. fancy. winter. IS 81.
Lard-Duli; demand. poor; spot, 36s 81.
Beef-Dali; demand, poor: extra India
mess, lis Sd; prime mess, SIS.
Hops - At London - Pacific coast.
steady: demand. moderate new crop. f2
l0sGf2 l5s.
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NFw YORK MARKETS.
rHx srocx xxcHssoH

Nxw IoRx. Oct aa-rhe stock market
sss dull sEasn today. the volume of trade
being lighter than yesterday. The feature
Of the speculation vas the continued weak
tess OF the coal stocks, which were Nam
nsrsd By the bears on Offering. on short
stocks. II Is claimed. toe, that some ions
stock was brought out The board talk -
'aas tie condition Of the coal trade docs
act warrant the maintenance OF the cur
tsa, rates fos coal stocks. and that they
are bound 20 seek lower leves. peasNsFe
Hudson opsaed steady. bat began 'e de-
cine a, once snd in the early sftsfneoh
ieaeasa the low point Of the day. i-ess,
es'ns loss OF "a per eenL Al The iai'sF
dealings the pressure 60 sell ~A' not 80
ssssi. recovery OF J. being effected:
Reading op<ned y lower. advances
=. reacted = and recovered -
q Paul ed in the transactions
bar moved within . range OF - per
ssnt, gaming x PER cent On TIE cay
Darlington vas held within ssFs'iisr hints
sad Rock Island ~itAin = per cent
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NEWS From ALASKA.
Reindeer Don't Pail over PrecIpiees-
Canada Collects Duties AT Torfy-Mur.

Reindeer Don't FaiI over PrecIpiees-
Canada Collects Duties at Forty-MiIe.
PoKr TOWNSEND. Oct. 26-Rev. Sheldon
Jackson, commissioner Of education for
Alaska, arrived from the Arctic tonight.
He report. that the herd Of Siberian rein
deer at Port Clarence has been increased
20 700 head. and tina. they are thriving
splendidiy, very few dying. The colony
of Laplanders who were taken there last
spring are instructing the natives in rails
ing and training the animals. He denies
the repor, that any OF them we're killed by
falling over preeipiees.
The vile OF Capt John J. Healy, whose
husband manages 8 transportation com
pany on the Yukon river. arrived from
Forty Mile creek. She says the Canadian
government sent two customs officers this
summer who collected duties on American
goods imported st Forty Mile creek dig
giugs. small territory belonging 10
Canada Very rich PAGER diggings have
been discovered on Minuks and Birch
creeks.
The British schooner Wiuifrei. seized
last year for illegal sealing. has been sold
in sltka for STlO
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Bark Alexander Mcneil sailed yesterday
morning for San Francisco.
Steamer Island Belle brought In 100
bales of hops from Whatcom yesterday.
Steamer Chilcas is expected to arrive
from Alaska today with freight and pas
sengers.
Steamer Umatilla will take q full cargo
of wheat and oats on her down trip to San
Francisco.
The mail steamer Robinson, running on
the Seattle Port Orchard route, is doing a
good business.
King Dykeman. formerly assistant
whariinger at Colman dock. has accepted
a position as third assistant engineer on
the freight steamer Mary 4. Perley, Of the
Everett and Seattle route.
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sn,r.ms eeart D.et.,a,..

OLYMPIA. ocE A-ispeci.I The So
prerne coar. has handed down decisions
ia the following cases
Richard Agsssir. appellant. vs.. Daniel
Ksileher. respondent; from King Appel
liant moved 20 dismiss bis appeal without
prejudice. and notice OF the motion vas
gwen which respondent resists. The tire
for making 8 second appeal has not ex-
pired and the appellant ayow. his inien-
tion 81 moving for correction Of the 5udg-
n1ent entry IN the lover court ard taxing
an Aprezl tAersfrorn- The appeal act IS
silent with references 70 the right Of appel
laat 10 disfags. his appeal bai Il has been
held that appellant had such right The
court 10 ssiIl Of tae OPINION that appel ant
has right 20 dismiss az app@al, and shat
section IS Of TIE lass o. lseS. page Ifa
gives the respondent the rignt 10 move
for dismissal OF The appeal and 20 combine
;herrwith motion fer an afflrmanee Of
SaGgmext. and as section "a thereof al
tAarixss k.ln asa - SaSvs toT SSaxFasns
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The total sales OF stocks today vsrs
g ofo shares. including: American Sugar.
1880. Burlington. 100; Chicago Gas.
800 Delaware & Hudson. 2. 40. Man
haitian. $50: New Jersey Central, $500:
Northesestern. $40: Reading. 10. so;
Rock Inland, 100. ST. Pau, L, DO.
Hops-Quiet
Wool-Quist
SUGAR
sugar-Raw, dull; refined. dull
corFxE
Cotfee-Options. closed barely steady 1t
10 70 - points ret advance; October.
SIS Is December. siLoc@i2ca Spot coffee
Rio. steady; No. :. i5c; mild. quiet
Pig iron-DuIi.
Tin-Easy; Straits. si4 5s9iAs5; plates,
dali.
spelter-Duli: domestic. s337i1Ea40.
Lead-euiei: spot. So. l2l4.
Copper-Quiet: exchange. $e.6o-
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A susy city.

Every twenty-forr hours no less than rs
passenger trains. representing eleven railroads,
arrive aud dspar, from the local aepots Ia Min
uenpolis These tTains, II consolidated Into one
trsin. roughly estimated, would include rs en-
rines, Coz cars i.2s5 tTainmeu. would measure q
little over eleven rlles, would weigh ASihs
over AGO toas aud could comfortably carry
s-.an passenger, besides several chip loads Of
baggage OF ali these trains. without eoabt tho
bsss equipped and most popular trains are those
via the Sorth- ssteEn line =. W. Parker. col
Front street. Pages sound srent. seattle
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6 IS for steers of extra quality; S. T5Ss 4 IS
for com mon cows 10 cholce steers. Texans
we're wanted ~ 81 s0S633s.
sheep--Recelpts, 5000 head; market
active and iirm az i0c advance on best
grades. Others, unchanged There were
:sw sales OF sheep above s. IS; from 81 IS
TO s. 80 being the prevailing prices. Lambs,
2.ocIs 81 The extreme range for Sheep
was .5Sss<3. IS. and for lambs SL5os53Sa
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TIE PoPULIsr BURaLAK HELD.
Candidate Charles Raymond Lies I'm Jail
Everett.

ID
at Everett.
EVERETT. Oct. 26.-ESpecial. The jex-
animation of Charles Raymond before
Justice p. X. Lewis, on a charge of steal
ing lot of rope wire and hard ware from a
warehouse here and selling it to a junk
dealer in Seattle. was concluded this morn
ing and resulted in Raymond being bound
over TO the district court in 81, 600 bonds,
in default of which he went to Jail. The
evidence showed that RAYMOND and his
pal. Saxton, took the stuff to Seattle in
sloop and anchored about mile and
half above town. Negotiations were
opened with dealer who went TO the
sloop and saw the property. Raymond
wanted $50 for 1t. but finally took $50 and
hired an expressman to drive out and get
the goods. On the defense Raymond
claimed to have bought the goods from q
man on Wildly island, and that they
were brought from British Columbia. not
outstanding some of the property was In
sacks marked "E. 7. & Co., ;" Everett, being
old sacks of the Everett Trading Company.
Banks e. Whitman. attorneys for the de-
tense, fought hard for change OF venue,
but 10 was overruled. William Saxton,
who helped Raymond in the boat, waived
examination this afternoon and was also
held TO the district court in 81 900. Alex
Alderman appeared on behalf of the prose-
cution.
The Populists viii probably put no an
other man in place of Raymond as candi-
date for constable.
Peter 0'Brien, who has had outbursts
of the wite-beatinc habit heretofore. broke
out again on Wednesday night after mid
night, dragging his wife out of the house
and had her clothes nearly torn off her
when officer Farrar arrived. Today JUS
ties McMartin sent o'Brien to jail for
thirty days.