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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27
is behind them.
TEEY ARE SOLD aY


o. hood's SaHaplfllla h. due 10 the
Tremendous amount Of brain work and
constant care used in Ito preparation.
lfy one bottle and you will be- c0u-
WINGED Of ITO fuptTiouty. 10 puriGCs
TIC blood, which, the source " health,
cures dyspepala, 1veroomes sick head
aches anu bili9usneas. II h just the
medicine Tor you.
Hooa'' Pills arc purely vegetable,
eAleiully prepared from the beet In.
gradients. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27
WE are no world

WE are no world
heaters. neither ate we
the only Cigarmauuiac.
tufcfs boz Utah. but we
DO claim thatthc Eagle
Gate is the only clear
Havana filler Cigar
made aud sold Boz Salt
Lake City for Dob cents
straight We can afford
and DO use q better
quality OF tobacco than
manufacturers who sell
20 the middleman. as
we work Tor and srllto
the consumer direct.
These Ciels are only
sold at WaltcH.r'ris
Cigar stores. 90 rs W.
s eoni south. Etslc
Block, and 10 T. First
South, OPP Thclicu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

- - lust received
\ - another con
y o.. alignment of
those beautiful
phoiogravurcs
NO Cupid Realm. AN
those who d.I not ggt
amy of them during the
last few days can be
supplied now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

There are said TO be strong prcha-
bllliiea that n now international none.
tnry conference will be called az tue
Invitation Of Mexico. There IL "a well
founded belief that Il viii take place
next autumn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

another. NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE
between tho testimonials published hy
thUm aud those " nrs. shores a. Shores.
IhUy euro their patients, aud their tpsti.
munialH arc proof enough to the public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

The amount Of standard silver dol-
lars shipped from the sub.tfensury and
the mints during the last week wac
s87g175. The ohipmenis Of fractional
silver from the tst VI March TO the 2i,h
aggregated sb0J,U73.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24
Y ER9ONAL.

=. L. Fehrsn has returned from Cali
fornia.
Mrs. H. A. Keller. Of Butte. Mont. Il .
guest 1t the Rainier.
Lieut.. John L. Hayden went to San
Francisco yesterday.
]. 8. Graham returned from Q business
trip to New York . few days since.
Carl Willard. SON Of Chief Of Police
Willard, II dangerously i'll with the
measles.
Mrs. NJ. J. Marshall, Of Hamilton, and
MIA Warren Carroll, OF Port Townsend.
are at the Snoqualmis hotel.
Mr.. and MIRA Charles e. Allan, Of Bel
fast, are stopping Il the Rainier. having
come from Caiifofnia, and 60 East this
morning
Cliff L. Bewley, for seven years mana
ger Of the Laurel Palace and the Hoffman,
San Francisco, has taken . position with
the Hotel Northern.
Misses Alice Merrill Raymond, Eliza
beth Ludwig. Mary B. Weaver, Elsie
Fabian and Cornelis Neitnor. composing
the Chicago lady Quartette, are at the
Rainier.
H. O. Shuey returned from Everett Mon
day, whore he has been looking after
church interests. Accompanied by Mrs.
Shuey he went 10 Tacoma yesterday on
the Flyer to attend the Christian district
convention now In session there. They
win also attend the revival conducted by
the noted evangelist, II. A. Northcus,
while in tho neighboring city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

Dsassse 0sts . little ToseA - rrspse>l
Wessher.

Yesterday was the frss really hot DAY
OF the season, the thermometer regissering
IN the afternoon % in the shade. There
vas no half say work in the matter. Osd
Sol Was on hand early in the morning., and
commenced TO send his r. " down ca Sc
attic in way that savored Of an intention
20 make I'd for lost time. The merchants
on the sunny side OF the business streets
commenced TO let down their awnings.
and then here and there could be seen men
spyinkling the sidewalks in front Of stores
In vaia efforts to counteraet the heat Of
the sun- At 1870 o'clock in the morning
. thermometer on the west side Of Second
street registered 50 deg, while on the opro-
site ssde OF the street In the middle Of the
day the mercury stood as 81. Everything
about the city and the people in it took on
the aspect Of . hot day ~ the afternoon
commenced Women wore light dresses.
men went about with unbotsoned vests
and the soda fountains reaped . harvest
It il Also safe TO say that . few kegs OF
beer were consumed. Down on the water
front one man who would have tipped the
scales nearer 800 than go pounds had
perched himself on . pile of lumber.
taken OF his shoes, and with big fan
eagerly swept in every imitation Of .
breeze that came his way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

sourrs Il surViy and coneiuaed BY saying:
-In the consrss 81 shs United States The
uemhsrS have personal axss 20 Rrsnd or
hobbies 10 ride. md tAs tariff oaextson
eanf b seftled wseannos snd faalt With
them when xs cannot sestis ths water
question a1ssr four yeazs' Discussion
Mayor Rsssrs sesd . pscer giving his
rsascns In dssail for vstotne the ordinance
reducing the salaries a. ofBc;als. The
council then p asssd IL ovsR his vsto and
afterwards rscousfdsssd The vote and laid
i4 on the table for one week Tor the pur-
pose Of snecting . compromise. The
smalIneo Of the clerks salary IL ths only
question Of difference between tbs mayor
and council, and the insention Il 70 make
sagisfactozy arrangements With the clerk,
when the ordinance viii pass
Mr.. Murdoch addressed the council
about the nuisance On G street maintained
BY II. p. Wsise. He said he had been try
Ing 10 have the city remove il for two
years or more and Is looked a IL il would
Be two years more before be succeeded.
All the members Of the council con-
dsmned the nuisance ~ dangerous1o pub
lie health and we're trying 20 devise means
20 abats it, when the clerk informed tho
council that . suit would b prosecuted
by the city attorney against weiss when
he returned to the city on Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

Asrsa gsnsnt 81 shs PsegTamns Tor
Deeeeassoa Day.
The committee Of the Grand Army hare
complsssd arrangements for the pro-
grsmms ON Memorial day. On wednes-
day morning. May %, It 10 o'clock. the
parade. consisting of the First regiment
hand, washingson National Guard. High
school cadets. platoon Of police, Uniform
rank, K. OF P, and officers of the day. will
form on Pioneer square and march up
Front street to University, then down
Second 10 Yesler avenue, then up Third
street. TO the opera house, at which place
the address win be delivered by Gov Nc
Grsw. and the following programme
gwen:
Opening chorus ..Rsd. White ana BIua.
Prof. sharpe and Children Of the public seSoolA
Reading Of ordsrs. ....s.-...... Asit 7. b Hnrd
Remarks. Commands W. Harlan
s,n,,nv i.Haii, columhis"
sons-.Ay country. ms Of Thee" .csilaren
Commempsatfon ode .........-..Jo Joseph shippsn
(.Marchins Through Georxiaa....
Singing ''Tr.mp, Tramp. Tramp. the Eoys
Addrsss. .Comrads A. W. Rasris
At2p. m. the services will be continued
st Lake View cemetery. under charge Of
Mai. w. 8. Harlan and stan. and the dec
Grafton of graves take place.
Next Sunday morning at 1870 relief
posts, corps and Sons Of Veterans will
meet At their headquarters and march TO
the First Presbyterisn church. where the
memorial sermon will b dslipersd by
Rev. DR.. Alison.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24
BH8vIrYEs,

A lunch viii Be served at Plymouth
church NJ noon today. Price, Is cents.
A patent has been received at the land
Office from Washington City In the name
of William Fowler for lots and q, sec
ton .. and lot and swk nwL. section
g. township So north. range west
Merchants Patrolman d. w. West
halted three men carrying . sack In the
alley back of Fisher 4 Macdonald's store
Tuesday night. They dropped the sack
and ran. The sack contained two new
doormata.
Spring examination for entrance into
Leland Stanford. jr., university for Sc
attic and vicinity viii be held In the Gem
trai school building of Seattle May "a. Is
and 26, examination to begin at 1870 q.
m. of the first data.
In consequences Of the starting Of the
McMurray mill by the Fleming d Ayerst
Company, which has leased it, the Lake
Shore railroad receivers have established
freight and passenger agency at McMur-
ray station ana have put Albert kuehns
in charge of it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24
- srEELK,s DENIALa.

- mu1loo - The Answer 81 Her Uus-
~. David u. steele.
= lleey ctssis, whose suit for divorce
II David b. Steele, the Montana
o1eA ~ bssn pending for some
oMday hied her reply - her hus-
1nGuse 70 the complaint In her
- etssls denies that her husband
tine engaged In the businsss Of
3 feoys he worked In and about
nssna ~ carpenter and shaft
- employ Of others. She ad-
part from ham while hs Vas
one employer and she for an
- capacity OF servant, and their
ones being invented In accumu-
property in dispute. She denies
]. tcts alleged In this cause az
r. : ground for divorces Are the same
- al3sFsd In the complaint rsferred
nsf there has been any adjust
= - Tie matters set out In her CON-
nAs sdmits collecting rents from
1870 ssal estate and receiving from
Gasisnt times sums OF money. al
II have bssn invested in acquiring
pep9ty. improvements, repairs.
ln1a4 -.
|. Vsne to her husbands charges Of
~ ~ James Dougan, she denies Il.
Ast Dougan vas merely acting -
lne1o agsnt and adviser.
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raE sLorrKR
CRIMINAL DxrAxrnsxr-Hunss. J.


J. II. Woolery. sheriff. ~ r. G. Burk-
man--Piainti6's Judgment; signed.
In re certiorari. application Of Curtis
ACKNOWLEDGMENT In favor Of J. II. Alien
signed and sfterward cancelled, Judge
Humes saying attorney had no right TO
present IL.
John schram ". Oregon improvement
Companv-Permit 20 withdraw defend
ants exhibits.
seattle Tug and Barge Company W.
Mosher a Acknowledgment Tor pain
tiff, e225 and costs; signed.
CIVIL pKrAsrnKSr--osRoRS. >.
A. 4. knight ". Emma Bsaton---
Stricken By agreement from trial calendar.
e. &. Ballard Va. J. y. Mcknight ct al.
Judgment in sum Of $2,S37. ~; attorney
fees, 500: signed.
City W. W. L. williams-Order adjust
ing for public use: signed.
M. ]. Calm ct al. VS.. Walter NJ. Wheeler
Defaults and Judgment In sum Of &324.S7
aud costs; signed.
A. c. Marconnier ct nj. vs.. Security
Savings Bank-Applieasion for order TO
apply deposits on notes: aligned.
Alpheus Byers vs. F.. s. Rothschild ct
ai.-brder permitting Martin McAndrews
TO intervene; signed.
Albert l.. 1de ct al W. @. J.. Collins ct
al.--Default and judgment against q. L.
Collins in sum Of $25a; signed
NJ J. Nordrum VS.. ]. w. Perkins ct al.
Order of default of j. w. Perkins !;
signed.
A. r. Hotaling Co. Va. T. A. Dereg e, al.
Verdict fer plaintiff Of $3.50.
William Sprowi Va George Botheii ct
ux.-yerdiet for defendant
EQUITY pErAsrNxSr-LAsaLxr. J.
John cappecci vs.. Peter Alladio--Iude-
mens and order directing sale of certain
property: signed.
John Rae va Harry White ct al.--De-
fault of Albert. Charles and Charlotte
Bowman; signed. default of ID. keeser;
signed.
rany vs.. Charles Bioomquist--order OF de-
iaalt; slgaed.
Willstts III. Robertson vs. City OF Scat
tie--Upon stipulation died plaintiff al
lowed TO correct original complaint by
inserting the name OF A. Greenns; order;
aligned.
Alliance Investment Company vs. An
drew c. Anderson &C a. Order confirm
t,usrxnsee Loan and Trust Company w.
Frank Marsh et aL-D~cree Of foreclosure
for plaintiff.
Robert knipe ct si. W. c. NJ. Austin Of
sl-Taken under aivisemens Nav Is: mo-
ton for injunction: denied; demurrer to
answer; sustasnsd.
Hiram q. Bond vs. Charles McLachian
ct si.-urNser granting temporary snlanc-
ton, signed: exception: ailosed-
PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J.
Insanity Of Elmira Evsas-pseree OF
comfnltmenI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

Calm, GickeisburRh 4 Co.. OF San Fran
cisco. commenced suit yesterday in the
King county superior court against Walter
u. Wheeler. TO recover 500 and interest
on three notes Of 500 each.
Thomas J. Carrie filed his complaint yes
tsfday against Hugh 81. Wrieht and wife.
Jacob Furth and Minnie q. Yssier as ad-
ministrstors Of the Yesler 'sstate, TO re-
cover 800 on notes sad mortgages. The
administrators Of the Yeslsr estate are
made defendants on account Of claims
they aIiege 70 have on the mortgagsd
property
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

Robert Humphreys, native Of England,
and Louis SchaTf, . native Of Germany,
we're admitted 20 citizenship by Judge
Langley.
The defendants In the case Of Frank L.
Baldwin W. Milton L. Basr ct q. yester-
day fled . notics Of intention 20 move for
. new trial.
Carr 4 Preston yesterday filed . notice
claiming lien for attorneys fees in the
sum Of $50 on the Judgment given paint
III In the case Of A. p. Spaulding ct oil. W.
A. b. Mosher et al.
On account Of the Butler block being
turned into . hotel. the well-known at
torneys. Wrestling q Wrestling. who had
but recently fitted mp elegant law Offices
in the building, have removed to . fine
suite Of rooms. go, 40. III New York
block, whore they will continue their ex-
tcnsive Law practice.
John = Rissdorph. Who hes hssu made de-
fendant in suit brought by the Merchants'
National Bank. answers that he has rented
the premises in question for one year and
has paid the rent In advance. The real
question involved 10 the title, and Mr..
Risedorph objects 10 being placed IN the
apparent position Of having failed to pay
his rent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24
BALLARD CITY COUNCIL.


Moro Tr0ubls Over the Lake shore
Ktehs-of- Way.
A communication from Thomas r.
BrowA, receiver of the Seattle, Lake Shore
& Eastern railway. 10 the city council of
Ballard on Tuesday night announced that
he could do nothing to fulfill the contract
entered into with the Great Northern
Railway Company TO grade and improve
Shllshole avenue, because there we're no
funds except to keep the road in It's pres
ent condition. The Great Northern can
do nothing to carry out The contract be-
cause the Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern
occupies fifteen feet of its right-of-way
The city ID therefore the sufferer. IS the
street is impossible for teams in its present
condition. Councilman J. Keane wanted
10 revoke the franchise Of the Seattle. Lake
Shore & Esstern railway. Mayor Peters
informed him the road had no franchise.
but claimed rights by possession before the
town was Incorporated.
keane then said. sLct ustake the rails
and IRE them bodily out They are tres
passers. The contract with the city IL in
operative and the attorneys Of both roads
are laughing ~ as"
Councilman Loonsy thought IL would 30
better 10 read the riot set 70 the receiver
before taking anv action.
Councilman Armour thought the CON-
miftes appointed 81 confer with Mr.. Brown
had already done THAI and that IL was now
tine fer the council 10 set
Mayor Peters theagss II the Seattle,
Lake Shore & Eastern Railway would per-
form their part Ut the contract the Great
Northern would do theirs.
The following resolution WAS thea
passed:
Thai tie rights Of the Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern Railway IN the city OF
Ballard, II xhey have any. BE revoked aud
sanutlsd and the city attorney be an
ssrucsed 20 draw up Al ordinances 20 that
effect
The orsson OF 81, so given by the West
Coast Improvement Company on the
southeast cornes OF block III Ga street
MAS accepted aad the contract with tue
Northwestern Arsesssn Well Company for
the completion Of the sell in thai vicinity
vas ordered 90 he drawn. Councilman
keans thea catered into discussion Of
sAe water question. Sarsnx which he sag-
eezsed the purchase OF the West Coast In
provement ConrAny's water syssem ani
mentioned Grssa Laks - IN asasaahas
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nors And aoEToAGR


- . Rseevsr Ten ThOussnA
- r Macdonald commenced snit in
mr. court yesterday against I. II.
= 4. TO recover SO. 1876 IS on note
1noense. The defendants are numer.
- - fneiuded Griffith and his wife,
- Hardware Company. l. Fl. Griffith
$3.50 Company, the city Of Seattle.
"A Frank Sears, A. b. Knowlton,
Graves, Fidelity Trust Company,
<o Htssll n Emyth Mano facturing
1ny. The complaint sets Forth that
osy & lsg2, L. H Gritilth aud wife
- lodssick Fischer thrsc-ysas note
<Dn4 . par cent interest, secured by
& = q the property ut the south.
- Of Second and Pine. Fischer
- - note and mortgage to Mary
ocasid. No interest Was paid after
y & i1o8, and she elects 70 declare
p nets. principal and interest, due
il Ne dsfsult In refusing to pay
u f1nnuai interest due July 2. 1855,
sy = lDA
o61hw Attendants are brought into
- he ground that they claim tn
800 Interest or lien on the mort
ri0ss. Judgment 10 asked for
610 tmeunt with interest and costs.
11w G11gnsy's fees and IN order Of
6i4 - lropsrty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24
sAEsAKovIE axrs rnx LAsD.

The Lower Courts Law wss Coed. bat
IL Did Not Apply.
A decision from Secretary Of the Interior
Hoks Smith in the case Of James r. Mat
thews. devisse Of John L. Matthew de-
ceased. vs.. John Barbsroyie. involving
homestead entry for southeast X section
8. township 56 north, range l east. revere
ing the decision Of the land commissioner.
which Vas adverse 10 Barharovie, Vas re-
ceived by Register o'Toois yesterday. The
secretary holds that the act Of July Is,
1881, secures to the heirs Of . contestant
the same rights N the decedent would
have under the Law il living. but the act 10
not retroactive aud affords no relief in this
cass. the contestant having died prior to
the passage OF the act. In conclusion the
secretary says: The devisee. James Il.
Matthews. took nothing under the viii
Of John L. Matthews, and the entry Of
Barbarovie viii be allowed to stand in-
tact. The Judgment Appealed from 10 re-
versed."
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A MODERN rAsIS.
seHnd Guilty Of Ind ueisg Be
fa

s@und Guilty Of Ind aelsg Beys
10 steal.
=. rs 1aSk1ss. the junk dealer and mod
n.-sans sao has been on trial al Judge
-" eoars for two days. was found
- Yesterday Of rssesving stolen goods
- sAom he furnished with tools
oeea u g. out and commit rob-
!. - sSoris'ng 70 bay all their plender
g. MS sssa. OF his enterprise two hoys.
"isssr and Fred Bsiientine. we're
- go ~ stealing tools and seat TO the
a'skiss made motion Tor q new sri.s
q a. a'9sE 80 bonds, bur in default
saaa ha MAS taken TO isii.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24
HAr AND DECEMBER,
ssa Old Age Badly Mated-A
Divorce Wanted.

..s..Avit OF service was filed in the SUI
- court yesterday in the suit for
- OF catherine Williamson against
- saseand and his son. john II. and
- Williamson. The case is prac~
Aaastfaiseu Of the want Of affinity
May and December. the woman
young and the man old, With a
up soa 10 help make matters I'M
The young vile alleges
aad brutality, which commenced
after they were married. Septem-
- ~ Size asSs for SIS month all
80 HE case Is complicated by the
{ - mo has transferred his property
4. - aa ~ order 10 avoid creditors, and
$50 ass that the courts decree for
os DECLARED lieu on the property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

The funeral of the late John Pritchard,
superintendent Of the Denny Clay Com
pany's mine. took place At the Black
Diarp6nd cemetery al noon yesterday,
Rev II. T. Shepherd officiating. The re-
mains were taken BY special train from
the clay mine to Black Diamond and the
ceremony vas attended by hundreds Of
miners in the viciIity, among whom Mr..
Pritchard was highly respected.
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ta111loxs IN rNrrRvsxrIos.


s. aoftGa8o.
8. 1saon In Intervention was filed yes
" Edmund Aegerter in tho suit Of
-, s.. scottish American Mortgage Com
I. limited. against Horace r. stratton
= ~ Edmund Aegerter. interyenor.
Ieneon sets forth that April 10. 1894.
8. esfsfton and wife sold TO Edmund
= .sser LOT ., block y of Edes & Knights
! ~ subject 10 mortgage for 81. 500.
sss... he Scottish American Mortgage
which the latter are seeking to
-. ey their suits founded on notes
as.s.. oy this mortgage. The petition
q II. mat the notes are not incorporated
/. mortgage. but simply referred to,
~ the sntervenor was given no mo-
zoe conditions Of these notes Tho
1 E<s.s seeks TO foreclose on ground of
,.s.. ne ior non-payment OF interest ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

Ayers Piils are invaluable for the care OF
headache. constipation. stomach and liver
troubles, and eli arrangements OF tae
digestive and ssssmisatsve oreanA These
pill. are saear-eessed, safe and pleasant 10
take. always reliable. and retain their var
iQes Ia any climate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

Guy Wisier and Fred Balisntins, the tvo
boys convicted Of stealing tools, we're taken
% the reform school yestsrday by Deputy
Sheriff w. B. Wooisry. These are the
ooys Who vsrs induced 70 20 ont and steal
tools by the junk dealer Rickiss and Who
wers held 70 testify against him as MS
friai. which resulted IN h,s conviction yss-
tsrdsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

II ycu are afflicted wssh any Chronic,
Nervous or Special Diseases. consult ir- r
q. Johnson, rooms ). o and seheasrfnaH
hsGck Seattle.
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Louis Dsussstt Was arrested on . bench
warrant yesterday tor failure 70 appear q
witness in the case Of the State against
Jacob Rickiss. He satisfied ths Judge
that the service had been fsulty and the
charge Of contempt Of court was can
ceIind
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oUeO1oS AYro99Do4e
Cnariss 6chsfef. the vouid-bs burxlar
uno vss captured by Charles Thorndyks
q ne 18th IN the alley baek of the Denver
naskes While attending TO burxlsrixs .
ptumosr's establishment. vas arrasgned
ocsors Judge Humes yesterday charged
WIN attempted burglary. He pleaded
Nos guilty. and his trial vas ~ for next
Tuesday, Nay q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

Az We are dssirous of going ont OF buss-
ness. We offer our entire stock Of first-cisss
groceries at cost for cash. This offer 10
for any article in the store. and nothing
will b reserved. Smith q Young, grocsrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

The court-martiAl Of Lieut. Nancy, on
charges growing out of the murder of
Capt Hedberg. began az Fort Smelling
Tuesday mornipg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

The Denver Market ODER to the public
their old special prices Beef to scents.
We viii help the public 70 live. Gail on us.
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We are going 10 move 10 81 Trent
street For bargains IN groceries Cali
early at Il alto halldlng. take elevator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

The bi-metailsc convention In Washing
ton City adopted . resolution Tuesday IN
favor Of free coinage II ration Of rs to l..
aud pledgins menbeTs 10 vote only for
free coinage candidates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

]. & Graham has ths largest assortment
OF ladies duck suits and vesss in the city,