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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-21
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS


NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS The an
1lAL me- tLLss q the steckhoi6sES 81 The
t5asTLs,sEa- Ige7at Company. Inc. q Seat-
TsEy. No. rs CognrgrcfaI street. seat
ue On Aons2ay. January Il Isss. At
~, Sls. =, = M for the psrpose % elect-
- Trustees Tor the ensuing year ard
transac;fng any other business that rsaay
come before them
c F. TREAT.
Vice President.
THE ANNUAL MEETING az the stock
seattle Viii - heIS a sSs ofsce s - the
BANK n Seattle on TS2esdaS. January
"a "a, 80 a. O'Clock p IA. Tor the cleo
Ion o. directors and such other business
ing. f'AS''S some 0tl0fe li'e ti's'-
L TURNER. Cashier
NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the
sseSAn2tGers OF the Washington Nation
a. bank Of Seattle fer election OF dirsc-
tEfS' cAanSs ot bylaws and transaction
81 a1g ether business which may prop
go ofS2lsat before IL viii be held
syy 93 S..5 house on Tuesday. Janu-
NJ. F. BACKUs. Cashier.
TO THE sToCKHoLDERS Of the Monte
Sristo Mining C0mpany-Notics Is here
~ Slssen that special meeting OF the
sg 9SetSaolders Of the. Monte, cristo
tae Office OF the company in the
lily OF Everett. Washington at l2
.35eeesaoer, lSst. 70 consider a PROPOSE
noh Tor issuing debenture bonds of the
company Tor $4,000 and the sale Of the
sane ard 70 transact such other husi-
ness, as may lawfully come before fge
meeting The stock transfer books viii
e elosea from December 2lst. 1855. until
-. Aszistah, Secretary.
everett Washington. Dec. Is. 1854
NoTICE--The annual meeting o, the
sIoSAholders OF the Puget Sound Nation
a. 6ahk or Seattle Will be held at its
hsnkIng house on Tuesday. January s
az n N. for the election OF directors
ana such other business as NAV come
before the meeting.
R. V. ANKENy. Cashier.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The reg1l-
lar annual meeting of the stockholders
or the Boston National Bank OF Seattle
Tuesray, January s. 1S9a at S.sa 70 m.
Tor the choice OF directors and such
other business as may properly come be-
A NJ BRooKEs. Cashier.
THE. ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders Of the Merchants National Bank
OF Seattle VIII be held on Tuesday Jam
uary :, 1875. al 10 o'clock a. m at the
Office OF the bank fer the election OF d.
rectoFS and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
VIM. T. NICkWARE. Cashier.
ANNUAL. MEETING-oaiee OF the Silver
Queen Mining and Smelling Company.
To the stockholders Notice is hereby
given that pursuant to the bylaws Of
the company the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Silver Queen Mining
and Smelling Company win be held at
the office OF the company, in Seattle,
Wash. at o'clock p. m. on Tuesday.
January s 1895. for the purpose of elect
ing trustees for the ensuing year and the
transaction of such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
w +. BUTLER, Secretary.
Seattle. Wash. December 6. 1S94
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Transacts a savings bank hasa''
clusively San
DEPOSITS received from 81 70 a. n
Interest allowed per aiia1ll - < :.
cent. on term deposits. per ssn.
binary deposits. = a,gsa
Dividends declared last days z .s.s;s Z
Novem Ter. Loans made On reai -
approved collaterals only.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO. BASKEEl

Correspondence in all the principal Go
in the United States and Europe
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BAN
OF SEATTLE.

DIRECTORS.
+. c. Neufelder, J. r. Haytea
$. Frauenthal. Jacob FErta
Sigmund Schwabacher
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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEE,
Jacob Furth. s,s sss
Arthur \ Denny ..........- sieV fp,sssassi
John Leary ......... Second ~ 81. ssf
James r Hayden. Man gr... 80 -. ir.sssr
Frank L. BlodEett....... Assis.ais s,Sss
Sigmund Schwa bachers JOIN s .ss;rsssg
T.. G. Neufelder. r. ~
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SAVINGS DEPARTllEs; = = -
Deposits received IN ans e..s..s tssssss.
upwards and interest allgs..S farss y
Money loaned upon iTaPtv8
city real estate.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. sea'ue VS.
rs
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loans Applgeatfons for bars wantest;
ss-tfy afs=g. LteIy cha&ce real estate Ssc0r-
sly conSi8sresl. Apply 10 room III New
York building.
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BANK or BRITISH coll a- = e.
PaAd up capital. 81 .ss' ~. = sxreet y y
dom Brareiles. Fortfansl. :' a. Vs. q,
Seattle. Tacoma. s ictnrisi. 's.4tx9ss .
ster Nana5ulo. Kauioopss.- ...s.seg - 4
couver. B. g. a genera is4 ,seEs -,
change bus ness sra sls5stc -. .-.ssl - s
HlHs discounted t0ffi - ..sYrFss z
granted Deposits reeve .ss.,rssx - !.
count subject 90 cheek =
time DEPOSITS. ,S-rsz 49,
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FOR EXCHANGE good hs,,isa
ant lot, VIII pas sgsat cash difference.
thaptn house. HE Pike street, strictly
family residence house. "a suites rooms
furnished Tor housekeeping. Row clear
tnG Se5 monthly. hcuse a money maker:
WIZ give Eosrt trade snap. Who wants
- EUf rid 80 r. hcGss ana lot and into
paying business r. chaplin
FOR EXCHANGE am tire owner % a
fne stock ranch o. 80 acres Sra Naa-
tara. choice California King county ana
SEATTLE property, ail Tor trade, also Tor
sale. cigar. Candy ara grocery stores
Room =. Hinckley block; T. 4. nabDey
FOR EXCHANGE Equities in improved
Tacoma resti estate. cAcicely located for
stocks 81 wFnchaDHiSN. ranch. oF timber
lands Address Geo. r. SsarA rzr starr
Eovd building. Seattle. WaSa
F0R FxCHANGE One set Bertelinr
c.ar.nets. INSIDE "a order. almost ue@
IRE ,-enttt5an. cost S.tS tn New Nork.
viii exchange for lumber Address
Cisrjnels. P0st-IntelAgenctr
FOR ENCEfA NGE-Either - *te follow
IaE rrapertles for furuis8rS O. werc18c-
asr tet ira Ms8ison -rrest a13. boz i'm
Ross a33. I1 serss water frunt near
Naseon A&1ress Property. Post-lEtcll4-
gsaccr-
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EDVCAxloSAI.

SEATTLE FEeNfAT.E COLLEGE sanrEzss
gulr1ou sn collegiate and musical De-
rsarZuleugs. wfEA ts1ar3. laundry heat
Aad tight for 81 casa rsr laorth ar.5
balance la real es.a -e. uosa vlth sft..sr-
slE ~ anylhsnE else aa-rsss1 gszoa. ". rs.
1sscz Seattle. IS 2>-l I4zgt tea
a }. ANDERSON gives private lessons
tu Latin EaEl4sa, Eaagheu.Atl-s. eze..
ls.- Seventh stre~t.
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SFOCkHoL DERS' MEETING-The regu-
lar annual meeting OF the sto9kholsars
or the Boston National Rank OF Seattle
viii be held at its banking house, on
Iuesray, January & 1885. at S.sa o. m,
Tor the choice OF directors and such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
A NJ. BROOKES. Cashier.
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Sight and talegraph1c excis.as,.s q u
IN an the prinr1pai cISss
United States and F.sl1ps -
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EURETER.
Is sls7r1 zaas s<ss sgeslr sgs2ss1s11tF ts sill ~
MATHER THE II EEsIER. - Cn1yer-
slLy street
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I$SrEtr t~FIteN- Banjo. guitar ana man
ao5sns Fsp34 progress EuaTAute--1- CI.sb
practsce xrae. EreE- SAexry. 81 FsaEAe
eus lAsaE
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THE GUARANTEE loan AM =
TGAFpzEY
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NOIiCh,-The annual meeting OF the
s,oSAholoers OF the Puget Sound Nation
hanhlng house on Tuesday. January s
at \. N, for the election or directors
ana such other business as may come
before the meeting.
r. v. ANKENy. Cashier.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sAI.E-Half or ali ~ a f5ne grosery
store Ad5ress A. A. care Post-int fzl.I-
geneer.
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NATIONAL BANK or coAh'
Corner Commercial ard AsN-s =,
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Local. MONEY To LEND. $40 10 $50
on improved city property. no celSSs
Lender. Pest fntellsEenesr Office
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Incorporated 1851.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL bat''
SEATTLE.
rvM
Paid mp capltal........'...''-.'T "a =
surplus. ......-.-.-...'.''..'''
p-ssss
- 49, 4 = Vice Prss.
Lester Turner. .................ss-'.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18

Far The Sunday Post
The Aunaunccinent of thr recent death
Of G,,orrc ~ phtids. Of tho phiadelphia
Lcdrer, 6rinrs 10 mind MANY or hls pIhy
pararrnphs tnRt dcseiVve 10 be h,id IN
remembrance. not the least of Witch
N ibe falluWlpr!
"Our tbinu women should remember
In their WON, / think. ana thar is-tO
stand hv ono another They, unfortunate.
ly. are only loo ant ~ run down mo
niepbrfa % their oWn seN gnd IN 40
aware Oh
Aias! that such "a CHARGE should be
glioviouslv tr-opi WHY Is IN that sn many
Women Uiri pirasurg I'M tis,durmg s1nh
po5r st,,,,eoiinr sistcr ana wien .be ia
down. throw On hor o,cry wright that
u,Ul.,V1 nr an, t.n,u,r4 ,-,n name is
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has broken ont IN IN. courts aha .......
q paper IN this ci,y has tss5nr4
.lt Us du.cult 10 ne Est the cnr,vir.i',, ,'l
if ls tNc result ll % lomb.rgt,p w.. ..'''.
on Tue press lt lf yime that fbe-s $780,
l- some operation by rospeet1bi, n.y.,
paplts for RELIEF and redress '''"l'
lAo necessity Tor properly revising ,,s
-"l''s tie hdloare libel laws Ks an o1
al sides, and 80 evidence OF n II a., i,i,l w
IS now pending Ia the Alassscs,s.,,'s.' S,'.''
following Us ,l'e
I'm am aeuoe Ger libel ssllns, tbs nv,
pfie'or or editor of any uev,s-,,,,-f ~ ~
other periodical the defendant moy r,,, 7,
in bis answer that The line, vas ir.,r,lt
w.tAoul malice and without GROSS pc.,i,l
enea. and Jhat at the earliest s1bse95s,,
opportunity ne inserted IN such on Som
othtr publication of cQuiva.es; cir,o,5 I'.,
a fun apology and that he apoiogy , y'y I,
pr-nJel lh as large an edition and oaual,.
c1hspiclous no lts position and style NJ
type ana degree OF publicity as was mo
insertion OF the Original libg. or Nc sue.
publication wa. published only 30 irtart-, "
exceeding month that he offered to uub
lsh such apoogy with equal degree OF
consp'giouau-ss ana publicity In any pauer
the P.aintih might nome. Ana ,r such pea
vs. il.ed IN tho answer evidence OF its tf1tth
may be- admitted, and may be taken into
consideration ny The jury ia estimatins tine
Tine Boston Herald, In commencing It.
wei expresses the feelings OF all respec.
nhle Journalists IN the remark thai n5
class of people are more charmed when
mistakes are nude by them than are the
conductors 't newspapers 10 is mo- more
SAINT Tor them o aeEnow, 1sc error
than II is for people generally. When they
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18
A Rniiway Hog.

Baltimore Sun.
A car-soat monopollrt one OF those
men who spread themselves out Tor more
comfort than they are entitled to, waH
was discounted Saturday ON Ruyui
Blue train between Washington ami
Baltimore. In the ladioa car only one
seat was left vacant u was next a. tho
window. aud on II was placed tho over
coat and travelling bag Of tho man who
siu at the other end OF the frat Two
ladies' entered The car and the colored
porter politely asked tbe man 10 rive tho
vHcant seat 10 one of thc ladies. The
man did not reply, and the porter sull
polite requested tho man 10 remove hf
bagg0Hc from the seat The only reply
was grunt The ladl,s passed on.
An athletic young man IN the car who
was stieker for fair play arose from
his scnt got ono Of the ladies' 10 take u
md threw hla oyorcoat over his arm and
strobe 60 the seat occupied by the mean
man. TO said not a word but stepped
over tho mou3poliStH feet. tossed HE
oyercogt across the back of the scat.
throw the other mans ogercoat 10 ono
side dropped his yalise 10 the floor, ana
took comfortable possession ~ tho teat
After the young man had seated hlmseir
all the passengers In thr car oluppc1 their
hands IN appliance cigar cases were pro-
duced ana thrust az the nero ana he was
kept busy declining Invitations 30 go to
the smoking room and take something
Tho other man wilted and burying his
face In n newspaper ali not emerge
from It mti the train stopped az Cam.
den station.
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sirl's father and on this account an OK
ira lot OF guards WAS placed IN the SQUIRT
loom, NsUcs King. lae sirl tod hcr
story with tears running down her cheeks
ond voice choking with emotion. she told
20 tho oeprt how che had lcit home, meet
ing hey uncle by appointment, and going
with him TO the b1nrdng house OF Mrs
smalis, where they registered under the
numc Of MIR, aud AIRS. Ackcrmaun. re-
malning az this place Tor nearly week.
She told how, upon one occasion. her uncle
had advised her not 81 leave home. but
made his advances and accomplished his
purposes. The pin seemed Very badly
scared during the recital 81 her story.
AZ the conclusion OF the trial wilson was
placed under O heavy guard ana hurried
10 san
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rrans-sIlssissIppi Congress

Trans Mississippi convention last night
pn9scd o reso.uHQn nemOrlailzlng congress
10 enact LEGISLATION d9ns TINS 10 the various
stateS and Territories an arid lands with
i'm their boundaries viscepupie 10 irflga-
ton. prescribing Rlch conditions NJ VIII
secure The lands 10 actual settlers
An Intellectual attempt was made 10
pledge the congress Ia favor 81 o system
Of irrigation and The control Of aria lands
by the general government
Adjourned Sine de
The convection today was rendered an
excursion 10 the bay By the chambers 81
commerce Of Oaglahd and snn Francisco
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Ncw York, February i7.-An insane
printer VINO gave hlF name aa John Nc.
Joneld created q sonsation M the Roman
Catholic Church Of Epiphany thls morn.
INK. While services were being conducted
the man entered nnd walking down me
center ais.e proceeded % remove al H.
clothing. An officer Of thQ church after
considerable difficulty fucteedcd 10 over.
powerng and eiecting Meponlid. but not
until many women IN the CONGREGATION had
been badly frightened ana the services M
terf1ipted
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Bastrop TrNa, February l1.-Dled. nj
his residence in this city Thursday night
SIR Jnclu hoffman leaving wife and
several children Vie had not been wcil
FOR some time but did hard days work
the day before he died. He war mem
her ~ the Bastr1D Mutual Aid nssUciau0n.
and hls wife ana family win ret four or
five hundred dollars from the association.
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Paris. February lT--Beiors the oyamin-
ing masisp atcs yes erdBy Hanry ana Ber-
nara, tise two anaTc6'stg. we're confronted
Each prls1ner had been preW0sEy M
formed tlRt the othcr had confessed, and
a violent scene WAS Tie result Bon Hon
~ md Bernard began reproaohlng eaen
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Plitaburf. pa, February i7-rhe jury IN
the case OF hfty-el2ht coal miners, charged
With rlotiur In the Manifold reeiau, rer
turned a sealed verdict this morning md
lug lhirty-asven suilty and twenfy-one IN.
uccent The latter were discharged ana
the thirty-seYen convicted were fefiAnoed
10 jail tor sentence
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ether In hitter terms for ,he alleged trai
have adopted Ile.ng on exchange of hl,.
Yer Comments between the prisoners, the
rolice were able TO obtain Some valuable
Inflammation
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PREME COURT JUDGE.
rAToR WRITE OF LOUISIANA
GETS THE PLACE.
hrmsd BY the Senate Without
'ierence to the Judiciary Com
mittec or Objection.
Id 3. HILL SPEAKS BRIEFLY on
THR NOMINATION..
pointed ThA,a New York Man Wa Nas
prointed, Ba. Approved tho wisdom
Of the prssidsnt's ohcioe.


fh'ngton' February Ex-senator white
pnisiana has been nominated for as
te Justice OF the supreme court. Sem
white ~ nominated 10 MI the vacan-
used by the death OF the late JUS
Fainuel r. Blatchford. of New York.
president nominated Mr.. White after
hnato refused TO confirm ftorn,,,o,,
aeleeuon OF q Justice from Louis.
Ia a preat ...,.,..
-, p''Te' ''Vush IL was
lReu Immediately after peciShnm'a
hatton had ham r.t..,.a -.
- I'Ne-re N''~s Wis
Heht pohsloered himself free 20 30
He OF New York in mailing mo 49,
,, ~se "p-
hehs' some surprise was manifested
tho prcsldont went AZ fsr ,,,,r, No.,
, N'N"
''t1 NViiiHien'a were 70 inc eject that
I'd no doubt taken Inn n s,,oc,ata t,a-
t.. :, -, 80. -. 49,
Put "t NeW YORK politics.
ntor White was not at the capitol ana
no doubt aware OF the honor abouA
& bestowed upon him. aa,ho,,s.n u,
sn,-nri.. :, $50, 49,.
e'eis o'i'er man N tno
2 AZ rs inc usual custom In the pefi-
hen senator Ia nominated, 10 con-
5lm without waiting 10 refer. the uon,-
on 10 n committee, a,hia a,,,ar i,
49,, $500, ,.,,., 1870.
e 'NN'ps "ieh si'uhs OF an
nuuor u hainea- a single objection
nilrmation without reference would
the nnmina ton over.
s,so a,eioc,s tha aan,,a 49,, 49,,
!, ..,.,. - 'n's -
7'u" y" "''uo' Vi Air' SAiieth
puislana' with view to the con-
Hon OF Senator White at once. Thu
n 10 confirm his nomination M M.
J, ins,,cs wa. msa. ~ Ar p,s,,
sa'-
aD'''i'' WIZ i'''uS y spoes" oulos'1-
She nominee ana was Followed by
Teller HIN ana caffery. all except
liter members OF tho judiciary com
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aeorge ClnrIs sIent1onea.

rs. Texas. February is.--Several teie-
were sent to Washington parties
0y and this morning urging Hon.
! Clark as excellent timber for as
Justice Of the supreme court OF the
States The nomination OF Senator
white 81 Louisiana, however, fat
10 contest aud Texas viii not be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18
THE BERLIN BUDGET.
COLONIAL AFFAIRS ENGAGE MuUn
ATTENTION
Whips of African Governors pis-
pinyed-omcinl Account OF the
brnndenberE nisnstcr-wn-
liam sends a Message

engaged In discussing colonial affairs to-
day Herr nobel made savage and sar-
castle attack ON The administration OF the
East Africa company and denounced the
pretended elvinsing misslon OF the colonial
enthusiasts.
Chaneel'or Won CaprlNl. replying, ap-
pealed to the house hot to nuke the al
ready hard task OF the government sti1
harder assuring the members that the
government would do It's best TO remedy
abuses,
Upon debate members were astoniohed
TO find on the table of the house specimens
OF whips made on, Of rhinoecrous hide
ana other Implements OF casugauon which,
according TO Hebcl. were used by German
ohici'us IN East Africa to lash unfortunate
Dahumey.
Herr Richter demanded searching par
lamcptaY Inquiry into The CAmcroous
scandal IN particular ana Into the eGrman
colonial system 10 general.
lno hraudenbeyg wttch was seriously iu-
jurct ny tnu oSniosiou ot steamplpe
Wtiic on TRIAL trip yesterday, an ncci.
cent which rcWltcd in tno death OF over
forty men, has been toWcd Into hurbor
and this morning the Chiet engineer, waD
has peen missing since the oNpohion WAS
found dead, and three nor, artihccts have
oucoUnerd To their iniurIes, bringing the
L2taa dead tJp to trty-thtee Of THE
wounded, enc man Is severely injured anu
I'VE others are suffering.
1hu keichsauEuger publishes the OF.
iCial account Oh thc explosion ou board
tho WarHuip hrtndcubury The account
says The Wnrship was outside the h0rbor,
and th0t all her twelve boilers were being
uset The eneincS indication was Tint
about 100 hulae power was being utrd,
and ~ IS therefore claimed There was no
forced drar .ht hs nhdcr forced draNEh.s
over lpp lolse power would have been do.
Vclupti. Continuing. the paper says Vie
acy,uent happened through the breaking
away 0f a iastouiur apparatus for turning
off tlr steam of the stlrhlurd engine ana
ali che steam OF the boi,crs thus found
Iiee ngr,ss into the engine room, which
was OEei with people,
The steam epread iuSrantuneouFly
through the room, scalding every occu-
lllut and penetrating the south door
leading TO tho port engine room ana thence
through the atairNays IN the upper
rooms where &c electric machinery, dis
UiMg apparatus and stores were situated
continuing its work OK destruction. Al
most CNcry person busuy az work In those
rooms met Instant death, as the steam WAS
pouring from the boGors AT IA tempera-
ture OF iN degrees Geamur aud II "a not
lilJcy that 10 lost much heat IN passlng,
Nothing Sc yet known OF the cause of
the breakage In the apparatus for turning
oG steam in the ataIhoUr3 engine ana IN
order 20 thoroughly investigate the mat
Ter the admiralty dispatched to chief
inspector to lEiol with Instructions 60
uacsttotu the cnuec OF the diauatcr.
Allsd.ag 10 the fact that such Academia
occur ia every navy and that Il i5 I'M
possible 10 suurn against them. the nc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18

Sinner. Texss, February n The O.
monthb-old bnby ot Mr, and Mrs. @ IS.
U0lchak died last night This "a their
nut child Sympathy Is extended 20 the
bgTraNed parents.
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DrnnIneton snIIa.

llthr February ia.--The United
steamer Remington, which hRs
ere since February ", sailed yester-
r Behring Sen.
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NolaFCo. Texas February l7.-News was
received today ~ the death OF & W Tur-
uer. an estimabe young planter al his
residence twenty-five miles from VeIasco
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A Steamer sunni,

London. February iI.-~The steamers Ca
doctcn and ClythN, both British, have
been IN collision In Barr roads Tho Clytha
sank and six OF her crew were drowned,
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Frankfort, Ky, February iT-The anti
pool room BIN wl'oh passed the house was
d,f1ntad IN the senate today by vote Of
IS 90 %
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Naples, February ii-rrnce colonna,
here ana his whereabouts arc unknown.
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INsunarNTs ADvANclN0

Bucuoa Ayres February Adyiees re-
rcivci today from Rio de iaueir0 state
thnt the lnHGrgcnt squadron iH the hArbor
there bus HuHprulti bJnharlmtnt
Five thousand insurgents from the
southern pnrt on Brazil hovo entered tho
state n Suo puuln nud Hr- marching IN
the direction VI RIO da Jgueiro Ihey had
several sldmiahrs with government troops
aud iu each Instance have defeated them.
PeiNotO has sent artillery infantry aud
volunteer cnmpnnifF "a defrnd ihc from.
tier of the state 0f RIO 90 Janeifu.
The Inhabitants ~ llo ne Innolro uro
loudly demanding the oes4ftion Of hoHtii-
iues and the restoration of peace