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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

London, Oct. 2.-The Times pub
fishes a dispatch from Shanghai stat
ing it is reported that $4,000 Japanese
troops have landed on Shan Tung
coast between the Yellow river and
Tien TSin. The Times will also pub
Gsh Il dispatch from Tien TSin saying
that Ii Hung Chang is vigorously
supported by the dowager empress.
London, Oct. "A dispatch sent
from Shanghai states that the Chinese
war council continues, but the diSor-
ganization is appalling. The corcup-
ton in the commiSSariat passes belief.
There is nothing for the troops: fAod
and wagons are scarce. The great
Chinese camp between Tien Tsin and
Tal1u is filled with raw Levies and dis
order is rampant, although executions
are frequent. Men are without rifles.
Foreigners do not venture in camp
unless they are amply guarded. Most
Europeans have gone to the coast
town for protection. Many Chinese
merchants have also migrated to the
coast towns, feeling that they will be
more secure with foreigners. The rem
nants of the Chinese force from Ping
Yang have reached Moukden, and they
tell doleful stories of the fight.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Alfred Bynum, a colored farmer, was
assasslnated near Chester, ILL.,, by
Joseph Yankey, who approached IN
seen and shot at his victim through
the door of house, killing him IN
stantly. The murderer escaped.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04
ISENRING WITHDRAWS.
VIII Not Be an independent Con-
gressional Candidate.

Milwaukee, Oct. Fired G. Isen-
ring, republican, who was expected to
make an Independent run for con-
gress has formally withdrawn from
the contest to comply with the wishes
of his friends.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

the second assembly district of
Walworth county Thomas III. Greer,
a young farmer Of Bloomfield, was
nominated.
At the democratic assembly conven,
ton at Neenah NJ. NJ. ShOetz of Me-
nasha was nominated. Mr. Shoetz is the
law partner of Silas Billiard, the re
publican nominee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

The democrats Of Jackson county
nominated the following ticket: As
sembly, c. W. Van Gordon; clerk,
H. O. Haugen; sheriff, John D. Will
Jams; clerk of the court, Carl Richen-
beck; district attorney, L. l. Nor
i'll; coroner, Dr.. Bartlett; superintend-
ent of schools, Anna Oderholz; sur
yeyor, James Server; registe. IT deeds,
Carl Benson
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

The peoples party convention at
Shawano made the following nomina
tons: Assembly, E. E. Breed; sheriff
C. A. Hergert; treasurer, J. l.. Pur,
county clerk, George Roth; clerk of thu
court, ". s. Hager; register of deeds
Fred W. Lepman; superintendent o,
schools. Miss Mary E. Goodell; coroner,
G. Z. Barker.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Commander P F. Harrington has
been detached from special duty in the
navy department and detailed as presi-
dent of the steel inspection board, re-
Heving Captain J. A. Howell.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04
SHOT BY FOOTPADS
Axel T. Peterson, of Kenosha, Serious
ly Wounded in Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Axel T. Peterson,
of Kenosha, Wis, was shot three times
and perhaps fatally wounded In an
encounter with footpads on Chicago
avenue. Four suspects have been ar
rested
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

The late Sir John Cowell was such
an old and tried personal friend Of the
queen of England that she was more
than pleased when he Familiarity called
her vie
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Nashville, Tenn, proposes to erect d
monument to General Nathan Bedford
Forrest, the cavalry commander. Con
federate veterans are raising the
needed money.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

The democratic convention for Dunn
county placed in nomination the fol
lowing ticket: Assembly, ALI. Tibbets
county clerk, J. D. Burns; treasurer,
w. w. Mathews; sheriff, William
Shurz; clerk of the court, John B.
Gruber. district attorney, A. P Davis;
register of deeds, John Moody; sur
yeyor, John Olmsted; superintendent of
schools, F. G. Gown; coroner, Edward
Won Schult. The candidates for as
sembly and superintendent of schools
have already received the nomination
Of the populists and the endorsement of
the prohibition convention. About two
thirds of the county was represented
in the convention.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Washington, Oct. 2.-The reports
which have been received of japanese
cruisers lowering off Chee-Foo and of
Japanese troops being landed, con-
firm the predictions of the Japanese
authorities here when the second
japanese army embarked, that the in
yasion of China and the march on
Pekin would begin soon. In diplomatic
circles here it is pointed out that the
British admiraIs course in shadowing
the Japanese ships as they approach
the Chinese coast is in line with the pol
icy of the British navy and which has
caused much irritation.
The Gillian legation here discredits
the reports that China has bought
the CHILEAN navy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Ex-Queen Isabella, of Spain, has now
been retired by public request, for
twenty-four years. And the morals Of
her country do not seem to have de-
teriora ted through her absence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04
'JAPS PRESSING ON
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND SOL.
DIERS LANDED.
DOW AGER EMPRESS SUPPORTS
Ii HUNG CHANG.

Chinese Army in a Fearful State Of
iSorganization-Food and Arms
Scarce-ForeignerS Flee to the
COaSt-Japarese Cruisers Hover
Over Chee-F0o.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04
CYCLONE IN KANSAS.
Damage to the City of Wichita
Amounts to $5O,OOO-Two Killed.

Wichita, Kan, Oct, "A cyclone
struck here last night The damage in
the city will reach $4,000. Two peo-
pie are known to have been killed
The wires are down throughout tt
country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

At the democratic assembly conven-
ton for the second district of Outa-
game county Hubert Wolfe, of Green
vile, was nominated. He is the
father of W. W. Wolfe, the we'll
known young La Crosse lawyer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

The democratic convention held in
Evansville nominated r. NJ. Richmond,
brother of the big Madison prohibition
list, for assemblyman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

The Langlade county democratic con-
vention nominated the following ticket:
Sheriff, T. 8. Catlin; district attorney,
f. J. Trudell; county clerk, R. G..
Browning; register of deeds, F. E.
Croker; treasurer, John Engbloom,
clerk of court, E. A. Woodward; So
veyor, S. A. Hellberg; coroner
Thomas Hay.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Mrs. Joseph Medill wife of the
editor and proprietor Of the Chicago
Tribune, died Monday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04
STATE POLITICS.

The republicans of the third sena-
torial district met in Kenosha and
nominated ex-Secretary of State E. G.
Timme.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Ex-Governor Russell, Of Massachu-
sets, is not hankering after any more
politics or office. He now wants to
have bit of the sunshine of life and
leisure to attend to his own affairs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04
CORBETT CORNERED
PRESIDENT SCHOLL SAYS JIM
MUST FIGHT OR FLUNK.
HIS SUBTERFUGE NOT WORTHY
OF CONSIDERATION.

If Fitzsimmons' Challenge Is not Ac-
cepted by Thursday He viii Be
Declared Champion of the World
If You Will not Defend the Title
IItZSImmOnS WILL
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

The following ticket has been placed
in nomination by Burnett county re,
publicans: sheriff, A. Kerlind; clerk,
J. H. Jensen; treasurer, Thomas Toll
lefson; register, A. A. Anderson; SUI
perintendent Of schools, Mrs. J. S.
Williams.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04
JUDGE ROSE TO RUN
FOURTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATS
CONVENE.
CHOICE OF THE FIRST BALLOT
MADE UNANIMOUS

Resolutions Adopted Indorsing the
National and State Democratic Plat
forms and Commencing Peter ].
Somers-Chairman Wall Declines
the Nomination-List of Delegates.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

At the Marinette county republican
convention the following were nomi-
mated: AssembIyman, George W. lay
lOr; sheriff, Robert Hitchon; treasurer.
c.. W. Sunstrum; county clerk, George
W. Thorne; district attorney, E. C.
Eastman; register of deeds, L. H. Lar
son; clerk of the courts, Robert Hunt;
surveyor, H. McCalIum; coro1er, John
Boyd; superintendent of schools. r.
Ramsey.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Twenty-four cases of diphtheria are
reported at Superior.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

At Wausau the democratic county
convention nominated the following
candidates: Sheriff, John Brasch;
county clerk, W. J. Gehrke: register
of deeds, e. C. Kretlow; district at
torney, F. J. TyrrelI; clerk Of the
court, Hugo Peters; superintendent of
schools, j. A. Lamont; treasurer, C. E.
Paf; coroner, D. Sauerhering; sur
yeyor, 2. G. Werle; assembly, second
district, B. E. Jones.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

The democratic convention at Ken
Osha made the following nominations:
Assemblyman, George H. Kroncke of
Randall; clerk of the court, \. j.
Toner, of KenOsha; county clerk, j. E.
Dalton, Kenosha; treasurer, C. F.
Muser, Kenosha; sheriff, John levers,
Kenosha; district attorney, D. c.
Lloyd, Kenosha; coroner, J. E. Will
liams, Kenosha; register Of deeds,
Louis King, Kenosha.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04

Total number of votes cast, SO; nee
essary to a choice, 20.
On motion of Collector Murphy the
nomination of Mr.. Rose was made
unanimous.
Mr. Rose then addressed the conven-
ton, thanking it for the nomination.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10
THE WOES OFONEDAY.


EFv Eaa. MICA, April A--oa ne Soar
u essp<0 4 Cssszss sogxsng msn. thsss
nilss east q hero. lie seven chsrre1 ae1
scss1ed skdtas. she sssEst 81 The moss se7-
rinss raiiresd sccidsns thas svez hspsened
IN this secxsoa. The ioeg1sg ersv
ca staSSss q CcSeza's roA1 vo
rssr-sssa from Waite rivex - esnp
ssorsay hszorS nocn. sad wien wishsa
sixAt of the camp the engsns struck fab
len tree a.4 vs. Knocked ever stxtesa-
focs smbanknsnt esrsyins ths men tova
vita e. 6svsr msn 80 asad, ssvsrnl se-s-
crsay tnssrrd aa6 shs others slightly. The
dena are.
ExsrxxxR AccxPH eEKxAxpR
FxKxMAS Srs AsyKneoy.
f1nEnAE FRANK SHzYYx,
tnxDoS LYNCH,
IaAxIm WolSR
LcxxU ExxvczRrx
AE2Ex GETeKxrx.
The Erss sozr seays famfissa
The injured are: Fred ChowkeR, Who
vii die. ard HsaTy S:eaxn. slightly
ocasded
Tie dssd msn ass horribly harmed md
oeAzdod
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New Train ESaipsa.ns

The Nezsa. Nessssa asass>d Asassax sina~a7-
ellis aud - fsal every Szs IA Sse veA- $50 a..
eASo carries ths ensss ss4sroaI rA-s xAseA tes
wersa has ever sesa Tsss are rxs,v~ssv<5x
eatsk. sEseksnx ana library oxr. . eoahse State
ree,a ssssesax eas. aFA~tnx~ss~nz ear. q Saz-
los car and . private eseaasstE<ss sssSe~
lag cas. IL tsok aoasvs - desxa sAase esrs
tssa ~ hGtaa tsers - raaeA aiscaSSen wss
g.vsa ~ tie estAisa faassea gxs sa= aSassa ~
.sssaA The Wheels Are tasssssx sas@ss "a
dsssseses aaa OF kfarr steel
kaeA eas axs sAe sasa.ssssseepsax assser asa
sywgy ssaey isasase asss xaea - taersase sSs
ssssy II tssve~ Tas ssse. rsstinsA gzaras,
exc. sFa al es se4s4 srass asgAis reslsAs1
ehsa YEA ssavcl as ssase wear tssAsss sva4 VIA
Tie NestA. y satesa. ksgEas ia sae seews eA-s Al
tie sssne rates os az csasaxry ssssrss p. ".
fssSss. Puget ssaas asssS IL essrsy ssssss
b<AssaA
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OLYMPIA. April s. II Special. f-The Land
com mission today confirmed toe anp-sf.A-
meat and sale Of Exe-ets tide ards. sns-
ing 40 evidence % fssza or eollrslo. b~-
tween the coz aaiss4o1srs ana the parties
accused.
The Location o. the Seattle hs-Aor line,
~ss also before sse ecsazn.ssien- TIE .oI-
loving gentlemen frosn Seattle sppeare.
and discussed sAe question: J. Z. Fay. II
II. Dearborn. w, u. Wood, Caps. New
hal. Cspt 1inrns. C. J. Smith snd NJ.
Alien. Ne action was taken. but The MAJ
se- IS naaer consideration saa a .rsesv
conclusion Is snsscirasea
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Ooeesuessso ~ 1ugsakee's LooA1nG
Thessss. she DsvtAssA.
HnsarKxR- April a-Siss fremea sss
dead. saI are seriously fa;zred and Nil
va9kse's leading sheassr. tie Davsdscn. -
In ruins. shs sescat Of Gre whica mystic
ricaszy started In the root Of the husldlng
ss An The los 20 the building and
SCENERY and ths sqaipmsnss Of fhs Lilira-
tan Company agsrsgasss $sU0o. a
which there 10 IN insurance. q So GO. 81
ski<h tie.0e ID carried By EossnEssd
Brothers. owners Of the LEiipusiaca Thssr
loss viii Be s15.0a
Twenty fresnsn we're upon the roof Of
The su:iding WORKING uader the directions
Of the ehisss. and Is vss thought tks
bisss Vas under eonfroi, vhsn saddsr.y
tae roof sseued 20 bzIgs undez their fsss
and in moment every man Vas pitched
into the s1dstcrsum Of the theassr, some
failing into the pasaaes and oshsrs upon
the balconies. Deeds of kerossm we're
nuraeroua Michael DcrnvapS Ct one Of
the Ere tugs. sid dovn rops, made Is fast
20 several men Who we're Imprisoned
By the Hanses and thea climbed the sor>
and 20 tns roof Of tie Dosi1sca hotel.
which escaped distraction Later the Gre
took new ssaxs. and amid the Rroars
and shouts II the inprisonsd men. ths
work OF rescue VS. begun snd vas kept
up until . o'clock tonahs whsa the
sighsh body vas taken ont and The vcrk
abandoned until tomorrow, With only ocs
corpse 70 remove. thss OF Third Assistant
Chief Jansen. broshsr Of Chef Of Foiies
Jsnssn-
Following b . revised and eosrsessd liss
Of the dead:
IEExD A&ssYASr CHIP ArsrsY JAxsxx.
fRAsK MC6gRx- iieuranang track corr
pany No. Z. and scsinx eaptaia Of Va. Il
No 2
Carr. Ancuss CAnrsE.I, II the erseoss
Fosey.
AIIAs RTE. company No 4 killed b. .
falling ladder.
JAxn @. FRxxnAs. iistsnans q ccn-
rasy No L.
fRayK wrsxI chemical company No. L
found In TIE esicony Of the .heater.
THOMAS AoxSss, engine Ma L
toHs CAEscLl- chemical com pany Va. 4
TAs injured are:
Capt Charles Schunk. compound frac-
tcrs OF the leg and hand badly bruised !:
JOAN Lee. burned about the head aad
arr,s: joan Farrell and Frank Schrcder.
back spra1red aad head cat: Frank
AaSssef. foot crushed and back sprained !:
Capt Patrick Line. collar bone fractured
internal Injuries: Lieut. Curraa. later.
nally, probably fatally.
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ALL QUIET IN THE COKE REGION
Tricks Nea To Ne Allowed C. Rssur,
-~Ptt,saarx frsawsrtsrs ssrfke.

Af@8S8f0&f1 8EffkR.
Ustosrows. April Am 10 anses IN the
coke regions today. although thsrs have
been . few outbreaks TIE renewal
Of hostslitsss has rot vet began
IN earnest. ha; thu situation ia
aeeoznsnS mere critical every hour
Rss4s we're made On the Younrstown
frssx eempsny sad McCsure eosaraax'
Here 80 strikers assembled and prs-
vsa,ed the hands from starting. No
property Was destroyed and no enc hart
IL is stated On good authority saas a move
viii be made ia ecnvsGsioa tomorrow tn
declare the strike CT 50 lar ~ tie II. C
Prick company . concerned ana
a: al the plsnss raysns The
Frirk seas Should this CARY
ali the workers wtu Snife 10 esSnpsl "a.
hras who are not paying Fric1's scale 70
raw 10 or aeze .heir eoasracsA
RErrxsURs. Ap.ts a-The heaters 81
osives & Roasrts' rcd mali. oz the .a1.h
side went on strike seziav On seooan: al a
refusal ca the part OF the sira 10 ressor.
cat Of 10 Per cent male last yazaArv.
AKsoS. o. Arra s-Sewsa hundred
men vent cns Ca sEFixe NJ the W s~rer
Printing Ccmpsay's establishment sosssw
against ID yer cent reduction IN saxes.
CaGca@e Agsil "A lockozs has a. lsss
been ordered ~ the BaEldinx Trades AZ.
sscsasson for Thursday morning. TIE
painters lave determined Il ta~ bsila~rs
desaa-e a lockout TIE Hssn affected hv
il vii refuse 10 ray -eas Ssrias the con-
siHusace O. shs seekouk. They e.asss tA~r
viii drive the property ovns-x into The
Egae The lockout 10 sxTeesei 10 asecs
saaas 80 90 nea.
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wAssfsssos CRY. April a-TAs house
vss dsporalased soiAy. tAree-fcarsAs q
the members ssius 81 the senate listening
~ Me-. Hula sps~sh on The sarsd. Thcse
y 40 remained wsre ooearse4 with D4xgsscG
cs CaiaraSsA affairs. and has httis sesaa.
Business wss transacted. Al $40 shs
hease s11cQyne1
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CRIcAsc. April a-Ths bursting cs .
raps In the Hanbosds school ~ recess 10
Day caused mad rush Of papsia The
stairs we're coverst with bodies Of uneon-
scaoas htsls ones Daniel Ganstssn, 10
ysars cid. was killed. and these
fatally injured: Andrxw Andersen.
8 years old: Benjamin Ha-rss. 7
years osd: Theo9e-s EIlson, 10 years.
Seriously injured: Clara reierson. Della
Schubert Martha Gibson, William Bar
teolaia, Joseph Signal. Martha Ellison,
Homer ssruFaosrg, Samuel Graham, Clara
Warner. Fred Ros~abaan. Mamie Ira
dsls. Ida wilson. Albert Berry. Mra
iossrhtrs C0soeit. teacher. Ia addition
esAess we're siSsasiy injured. None Of
those IN the hs: ef ssriozaly injured
vii die
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fosyLssn. April S-Hsrysy A Roxu..
the wr.l-kpoxa Lumber 6eale~, has tiled
s-ass deed c0ayeylnS al his property 10
Tomas Coaae3L Hovns's r-on~r.v Is
essaTl AID 30 lie wo-tA about $50 osa HIS
lnAsetSdress araNanss u So go
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Wasaissros CrrY. AprI a-Repssssst-
atiyes kaynsr ef Maryland. Everett ard
o'SslA Of Massachusetts,. Lockwood Il
Ses Iesk. and aees, festy other Demo
cratic nsenaeEs f-em E.sssrn and North
esn dissxtcEs have concluded rot 10 60 TO
tie Democratic CAUCUS called sor tomorrow
night 10 consider tas rspeaa 81 tie state
bapk tar
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waLIA wsIIA- Apr. a-fspscia- ~.
x E9Hisson. bis attorneys. ]. L
Sharpstsin a.d n J. Crovlsy. Pros
eeutsag Assorney Pcindexte- and
abcc. hfsy Witnesses leave tcrno--ov
morning for Ponercy. where E3mis.oa
VIII se tried on = charge OF emberriinr
So Cse OF the fan9s Of the waga waua
S&viags sank-
Mr.. E3nss:oa has made good his over
ir.it Of s2u.oas 70 the walsa Wall. S.v-
inxs bank lie tzrne4 oye- certificate.
OF Gep0si; held By relatives, amounting 20
more than 81 90. and fer the remainder
gavs notes Endorsed By George L. Ennis
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WAaHiseyoy CITx. April 5-fSpeciai -
james Crawford, washington's state fsh
commissioner ID sndeavoring 20 get . sap
ply u Eastern oystsss to plant in the
vsssrs Of nis state. and has jass written
again O. shs subjses to the United States
6sh commissions. When Col. NeDonald.
the GATED States Ash commissioner. vas
en- . visit % the Pacific coast last year hs
made IN examination Of wulapa haxbcR
with . view 10 establishing IA expes1msn-
s&i station there 20 ds:ermine whstaer thu
Easssrn oyster would propagate in thcss
waters The informasioa which be OBJ
tanned concerning the saline character Of
tbs afer, the native food, and Other 3D.
santasss we're considered sa;isfscsory and
he then decided 20 send . sufficient sappiy
20 make test Of s-ansp.ansing and propa-
gasioa. Fish Commissioner Crawford
now asks that the promised sappiy b.
doubted; that when the shipment 10 male
to Eitlapa hsr5o- a. nanny mere may be
seat 10 0sympla TO Be placed IA Oyster
Bar. Mr.. Crawford promises to So that
competent -en take charge Of them, and
that al Suggestions and directions which
Col McDoaald may make relative to their
p-oper treatment are carefully carried out.
M. Crawford has Also written 70 Senator
Squire and enlisted bis aid in the matter.
The senator believes both shipments ean
be obtained without much srocbie. Com
missioner Crawford has also made ac,si.
casscr f., . loan 10 the state Of washsre-
ton OF one OF the large government AQUA
rsams ~ the Asduinter fair
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1xAsa DsasAso. De1nG . CsaAsates Deo
NOT ouo - D4vsgso.
eAS FIAscssco. Arrn a-CeI JsAn
o'Byrns, sssosAsy far EsAsi Bznndon, sys
shas dAnsaz ssnt ffom esassie Of
The s4ssemsns shss shs - shout
70 secure iskx separsxioa from
h~ hasbsnA, L r SsockvsH, -
ineorrsck Col oByrns ssys sass TIE ass-
ps1eA sent oct from haes about her insea-
tons vas correct. ocly tast . divorces -
sos eoatempisssd, nersay . segG sps-s-
tioa. ~ Nrx Stock veil u CssAozze and
6oss NOS hssseve IN dsvorees
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Wasstsaros Cry. April s.-E C.
Jehnsea, o. Pert Tosnseua. VAS today
appointed esisf Of sAs s.s.r heuasy sirs-
sson ii she intsrasl rsvsass asgcc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

TAcoxs. April a-iSpecial Sheriff
Matthews says positively he win Dot re-
ssSu e~csGse es his czcoa3se- wi.n ". c.
Sullivan . short ssEss before tie latter
.8ses9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

OLYMPIA, April a-fspeeiaL- -Nstsszs
Cr:chsoa Vas continued until tbs appear.
ance Of the claimant, and the hill Of NrA
Kennedy, shout 81 toE boarding Ursula
Unfag vas disssloved, - Judge Gordon
did not consider is properly . claim
against the sssass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

Archbishop Cross. az Portland. "a q
se~A2S a. San Francisco San1ar nighs
sase-e2s4y eeaezneea sAe A T. A.
ti@orEc W Reyes, u 10 was Souvirses 4.
AsE$xA OF destroying sae records IF Har-
YES So12ty. han-, last Na-cA, AAs 6 "a an
a. E~A 20 iae s1nreaas cocrk Rogers
oNHs2 tie only sef of aAssrscs books IA
s~e eagnsv- Aaa II Mas charged saas he
aeskssy~G sas records fs- personal pxa@s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

TACOMA. April 81 Especial -Unifed
STATES oHicials here say the action
Of the Northern Pacific Steamship
Company IN landing at Victoria
eleven Chinamsa ordered dsporsed and
vhose fares we're paid in advances may re-
suit In the cancellation Of the ccmpany's
contract 20 carry deported Cinnamon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

sALxs, Or. April a-TAe Firss con sres-
SOFA. district Republican convention 60
Gay rsnosisssss Rsnye- Hermann fox co.,
g-Sss ~ ace5su.assoz-