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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-02
THIS Is CRUEL.
LOganspOrt Has Everything in Town
Rexara IIi..a., hut On,

Republican but One Councilman.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, May 1.-At the city
election to-day the Republicans made
clean sweep, electing by majorities rang
ing from $50 to 600. The city gave 395 for
Cleveland and Is usually Democratic by
$50. Five Republican Councilmen were
elected in four Democratic wards. having
majorities of so. 81, 135 and 1879. The Re-
publican gain on Councilmen is 1,025. This
makes the Council nine Republican and
Mayor to one Councilman. The Republic
ans now have all the city offices, all the
Councilmen but one. the School Board and
the Water Works Board.
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JUST THINK OF 1T.
ShelbyviIIe Gusts the Democrats, Re-
, publicans Even Taktng the Council.

f1FcH 0Hc COuuCHfs
SHELBYVILLE, May 1.-Republicans are
rejoicing tonight over their victory in to-
days city election. The campaign has been
a hot one. and the result was doubtful un-
til the vote was counted The Democrats
have had the city government for years.
Republicans to-day elected are: Joshua
Enos. for Mayor. by 10S majority, a gain
of lis over 1891; James H. Sparks, for mar
shall, by 167 majority; Robert Montgomery,
for treasurer. by 122 majority; j. E. Norris,
for clerk, by 123 majority. F. d. Blanch-
ard and John II. Young. Republicans, Elijah
Ballard and Henry Friday, Democrats, were
elected councilmen. This is a Republican
gain in the Council of one, making the
new Council stand five Republicans and
three Democrats. The Republican gain is
from 100 to 800 on offices other than Mayor.
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MASSACRE AT LAFAYETTE.
The Democratic Ring Goes Down
Under 500 Majority.

Under a 800 Majority.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May f.-Lafayette
Republicans are wild tonight and are
marching the streets, drum beating, shout
ing and jollifying. Three years ago the
Democrats elected their ticket by majori-
ties ranging from nineteen for Mayor to
2n for clerk. To-day the Republicans
swept the city, their candidate for Mayor,
Noah Justice, having AZ majority, and one
candidate for water trustee having 6S5 ma
jority. The Republicans elected five Of the
seven councilmen. making the body stand
eight to six in favor Of the Republicans.
1t is now a tie. The Republicans also gain
a water works trustee, having elected all
three of their candidates.
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YES, WABASH, TOO.
PresumptuOus Democrats Knocked
Into the Middle Of Next Week.

Into the Middle of Next Week.
WABASH, Ind, May 1.-The Republicans
of this city to-day won magnificent VIC
tory. Two years ago the candidate for
Mayor was defeated by Sc majority and the
Democrats elected the marshal and two
councimen. To-day, in total vote of 1,6OO.
James E. McHenry, Republican, is elected
by a majority of 400 over Michael r. Cra-
bill. who four years ago was elected to
that Office by a majority of 3. In addition,
the Republicans elect clerk, treasurer and
marshal by majorities practically as large,
and elect every councilman candidate by
the largest majorities ever given in the city.
The First ward, Democratic stronghold,
elects Preston Jones councilman by 156 Re-
publicans tonight are parading the streets
with bands. and are wild with enthusiasm.
The entire city government is now Repub-
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DITTO AT GREENFIELD.
Democratic Mayor of Eight Years
Must Now Give Way.

GREENFIELD, Ind, May 1.-The Re-
publicans swept the city to-day and elect
ed their entire ticket, including all the
city officers and the candidates for the
City Council, which will now be Republic
an by a two-thirds vote. The ticket was
George w. Duncan. Mayor, by 104 w. r.
McKowan, clerk; W. G. Smith, treasurer;
Emory Scott. marshal. This is the first
time In twenty years that the Republicans
have carried their entire ticket here. Her
ron, who was defeated for Mayor. has
held that Office the past eight years. and
j. A. Flipp, who has been city treasurer
for twenty years met his first defeat to-
day. This is only the opening gun, as the
Republicans have made up their mind 10
carry Hancock county this fall. The
Third is the Pennsylvania ward of the
city, as IL went for Mayor and councilman
by 1914 and marshal by 124.
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somersanlt for Democrnts.

LA PORTE, Ind, May This heretofore
solidly Democratic stronghold to-day turned
q complete somersault, the Republicans
electing every candidate except marshal
and one councilman At the last municipal
election Emmet II. Scott, Democrat, was
elected by IS majority. DR.. F. r. Carson
q young Republican, showed him under
to-day by majority of $50. The Repub-
licans gain a Mayor. treasurer, clerk
water board and four councilmen, giving
them a majority in the council and full
control of the city government The city
is wild with enthusiasm, bands playing,
bonfires burning, cannon booming and fire
lodi ino
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Democrats Got the Marshal.

RUSHVJLLE, Ind, May 1.-The city cleo
ton here to-day resulted as follows: Arm
strong, Republican, Mayor, reelected, 160
majority; McVay, Republican, clerk, re-
elected, 2S3; Mattox, Republican, treasurer,
"a majority; Monjar. Democrat, marshal,
majority of l.; Glore. Republican, council
man, Go; Readle, Democrat councilman, 10;
Kitchen, Republican, councilman, 7S. A
slight Republican gain is noted. The fight
was principally on marshal on local issues.
The election was the most quiet ever held
here
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Bedford Right I'm the Push.

BEDFORD, Ind, May 1.-The city cleo
tion here to-day resulted in a sweeping
Republican victory. Henry p. Person re-
ceived majority of 1Ss for Mayor, and l..
A. Morgan II majority in Second ward. The
Democrats only had candidates for Mayor
and councilman for the Second ward, and
both were defeated.
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Divided at Peru.

PERU, Ind, May 1.-The city election
to-day shows general Republican gains.
Jesse Zern was reelected Republican May
or, also the election of Haupt, Goodall and
Lane, Republican councilmen. This is a
gain of one. The Democrats elected Irwin
clerk; Wey, treasurer; OBrien, marshal;
Brown and Rentz, water works trustees
by scant majorities; also. Teabold. council
man. In the seventh precinct alone over
100 votes were thrown out on account of
errors
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Landslide at Mount Vernon.

MOUNT VERNON, Ind, May 1.--Anoth-
er Republican landslide occurred here to-
day. A city election was held. with the
following results in favor of the Repub-
licans: The majority for Mayor is z; city
clerk, ST. treasurer, 1888; marshal. AGO. Re-
publican councilmen are elected by ma
jorities from q to 81. A full vote was
polled, and Democrats used every avail
able means to elect their men, but were
defeated. The Republicans will put full
county ticket in the field this fall, and
will undoubtedly elect at least half of the
ticket.
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ElxvOOd with the Rest.

ELWOOD, Ind, May 1.-The hottest mu-
nicipal campaign ever known in this city
resulted in the selection of four out of FIVE
Republican councilmen and the following
municipal ticket: Mayor, William Finch,
Republican: clerk, William Hupp, Demo-
crat; treasurer, T. l.. Dehority, Republic
an; police judge, G. w. Afford, Republican,
marshal, James Parsons. Democrat. This
leaves the city under Republican control
in all branches for four years. making the
Council six Republicans to two Democrats
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NEWS FOR COOPER.
Columbus Comes Out with Clean
Republican Sweep.

COLUMBUS, Ind, May 1.-The city
election held here to-day resulted in COM
pete victory for the Republicans Every
man on the Republican ticket was elected
by majorities ranging from so to 100. The
city, which is the home OF Congressman
Cooper. has heretofore been reliably Demo-
cratic. The Republicans will assume con-
troll of every branch of the city government.
There Is great i.sioicinR
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Every Democrat buried.

NOBLESvILLE, Ind, May 1.-The city
election passed of without special Incl
dent, a full vote being cast and the entire
Republican ticket elected by largely in
creased majorities. The Republicans gained
one councilman. making the Council unani-
mously Republican.
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Usual Republican Majority.

UNION CITY, Ind, May 1.-The entire
Republican ticket was elected with the
usual majority. Jones, for Mayor, got 1+S;
Herney, clerk, l4S: Rosser treasurer. &;
Harris. marshal SO; Clark, councilman
First ward, 49, Anderson, Second ward, i5;
Montana, Third ward, q. Owing to a fac
tional fight the treasurer and marshars ma
jority was cut down.
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Brazil Up with the Times.

BRAZIL, Ind, May 1.-The municipal
election here to-day was one of the hot
test ever held I'm the city. The entire
Republican ticket was elected by a good
majority. which consists of the following
persons: A. T. Hert, mayor; Thomas e.
Henderson. treasurer; Levi Louderback,
marshal; John Mcdonald, clerk, and three
cO1ncilmen
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Gain Of 400 at south Bend.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, May IA heavy
vote was polled to-day, and all precincts are
not in, but nineteen give d. b. j. Schaefer.
Republican candidate for Mayor, major
ity of 450, showing a gain Of 395. 1t is be.
lieved the remaining precincts cannot over
come this. The remainder of the ticket is
also elected, it is thought.
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Henvy Gninn at Tipton.

TIPTON, Ind, May 1.-The city election
to-day resulted in victory for the entire
Republican ticket by overwhelming ma
jorities making heavy gains in every ward.
A fierce fight was made and a full vote
was cast. The Council now stands five Re-
publicans and one Democrat.
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yalpo,ni.o Dem. Frozen Ont.

VALPARAISO, Ind, May 1.-Election to-
day for set of city officers was the mcst
hotly contested in the history OF this city.
The Democrats carried the city two years
ago by about 100 majority and this year
renominated the same ticket, excepting
clerk The Republicans elected their caet.
with the exception of marshal by majori-
ties ranging from 76 to 800 and gained enc
councilman
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Close Can for vincennes.

VINCENNES. Ind. May 1.-The Repub-
licans elected four out of the seven council
men in this city to-day and George NJ.
White, Republican. elected for city
marshal by nine majority. The Democratic
majorities for Mayor, city treasurer and
city clerk are only n. SO and 80. respect
lively They have never been less than 400
TO 200 in past elections.
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The Rest of II Mt DeIobi.

DELPHI, Ind, May 1.-The election here
passed off quietly, but there was a very
full vote cast. Both parties had strong
tickets in the field, but Republicans elected
mayor, clerk, treasurer and one council
man. Democrats elect two councilmen.
The vote on marshal is tie. The Coun-
Gil will be a tie, with a Republican Mayor
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OF Course. AIexandrin L. with Us.

ALEXANDRIA. Ind. May 1.-The Re-
publicans elected the entire city ticket by
majorities ranging from IS to leo. Fellow
ing is the ticket: Mayor John ID. Shan
non: clerk. John d. Wallingford; treasurer.
E. C. Robinson; marshal, L. NJ. Houston.
The entire councilmanic ticket 10 elected
Alexandria has had Democratic admin
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with Increased Mnjorities.

WINCHESTER. Ind, May 1.-The cleo
ton here to-day passed Off very quietly,
with a light vote of both Republicans ard
Democrats. Mayor w. 8. Diggs and the
entire Republican ticket was elected with
largely increased majorities. The indica-
tons are unmistakable that this city and
county will roll up the largest Republican
majority at the November election ever
heard of In Randolph county
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First Time I'm Twenty Years.

HUNTINGTON, Ind. May 1.-Republic
ans made a clean sweep of the city, except
one councilman, by majorities from 60 to
400. The Mayor was elected by Republic
ans for the first time in twenty years. The
Council is a tie. Water works trusteee are
all Republicans. The city gains a clerk,
treasurer, Mayor and water works board.
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Even Lawrenceburr.

LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. May 1.-The
city election to-day gave 275 majority for
Mayor Winegardner. Republican. over
Givan Democrat; Frazer. clerk, Republi-
can, 249; Griffith. Republican, marshal, z.
Three out of FIVE Counciimen are Repub-
licans and the town is wild with excite
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swept Everything mt EIkhart.

ELKHART, Ind, May 1.-Al the pre-
cincts have not been heard from here, but
six OF the twelve give Syker, Republican
candidate for Mayor. 800 majority, and IL
is estimated that the remaining precincts
will bring his majority up to 800. The city
clerk, treasurer. judge and all the council
men are elected by nearly or quite es large
majoritieS
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Majority of 1870 mt Richmond.

RICHMOND. Ind, May 1-Returns from
the election show that the Republicans have
elected a full ticket. as follows: Mayor.
j. S. Ostrander; clerk, J. III. Winder;
treasurer, Glib Scott. Ostrander received
majority of 1870 votes. said TO be the larg-
est ever given any candidate for that
office here. All the councilmen were Sc
cured with one exception.
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sad Blow to the Democrats.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. May lat the
municipal election held here to-day Gerrith
s. Van Duesen, Republican, was elected
Mayor by 1D majority over Martin T.
Kruger, Democratic nominee. Albert H.
Leist. Republican, elected clerk by 2S5. We
also elsct water works trustees and will
have good working majority in the Coun-
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Republicans Take Anderson.

ANDERSON, Ind, May 1.-The Republic
ans administered crushing defeat to the
Democrats in the city election to-day. The
latter have but little consolation in their
defeat, the polls showed landslide for
Dunlap and the Republican ticket. The vote
was the heaviest ever polled in the county,
and the enthusiasm is unbounded. The plu-
ralities are about the 200 mark. The Demo-
Gratis claim the election of Councilman Jack
Griffith in the Third ward by 5. This will
be contested, however. The rest of the Re-
publican ticket went through with majori-
ties ranging from 200 to go.
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First Time I'm sixty Years.

JBFFERSONVILLE. Ind. May l-F'or
the first time in sixty years Jeffersonville,
a banner Democratic city. went Republican
by 1S5 majority for Mayor, SS for clerk.
for treasurer. and every Republican Coun-
Gilman except one elected.
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MARTINSVILLE. Ind. May 1.-The Re-
publicans to-day elected mayor clerk
treasurer ard marshal and councilmen in
all .be wards except the second. by ma
iorities ranging from 19 70 325.
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FinaI Trial of the MarbIehead.

NEW YORK. May 1.-The newly built
United States cruiser Marblehead Com
mander Charles ONeil. left her anchorage
ln the Hudson river to-day TO go 10 sea for
her final trial trip OF fOrty-elght hours. She
has already been tested for speed and pro-
v.sionally accepted by the government and
the greater part OF her contract price paid
oyaF
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Two Democrnttc Town.

MADISON, Ind, May 1.-This city cleo
ton went Democratic all but treasurer,
one councilman and two water works
trustees. owing to serious disaffection
among Republicans.
yevay also elected an entire Democratic
ticket.
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ASHLAND. Ky, May lat noon to-day
Eh6 miners at the Lexington and Carter
tCounty Mining Companys camel coal
mines at Music came out 10 join the general
strike. The Stins0n miners are also out.
and the Indications are that this entire Sec
ton VIII join More than a thousand men
~fif he concerned
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Largest Majority Ever Given.

GOSHEN, Ind, May 1.-Immense Re-
publican gains elected the entire ticket to-
day by majorities ranging from eighty to
over three hundred. The following is the
successful ticket: Mayor. d. H. ]. Heat
wole; treasurer. E. c. Wilson; marshal,
John Rigney; clerk, F. B. Leaning; water
trustee, Richard Dugdale; councilmen, w.
c. Hofer, John Slaughter, William Will
hide and George Lamb. Many Democrats
could not be persuaded to go to the polls.
DR.. j.. H. Heatwole's majority for Mayor
was a23. the largest ever given a Mayor in
the city
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Nancy 10 BE Court-MartiaIed.

CHICAGO. May 1.--Gen. Nelson A. Miles
returned to-day from a months tour in the
West. He said a court-martial would be
called TO investigate the kiInng OF Captain
Hedberg by Lieutenant Nancy.
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..Firxf Timc sforx.,

CONNERSvILLE. Ind. May 1.-The Re-
pubicans of this city made q, clean sweep
to-day. Frost. Republican, was elected over
Young, Democrat, for the mayoralty by
majority Of sSl. The other candidates on
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city from Democracy to-day, and not
city office win be occupied by Demo-
crat after his present term expires. Three
years ago, at the last election, the Demo-
Gratis elected Mayor. clerk and treasurer
by over six hundred majority and won
several councilmen. George w. Cramer.
the Republican candidate. defeated Otis
Tonnlin. Democrat. by LIP majority to-
day. Frank A Elrod defeated w. l..
Davis by 1.153 votes for clerk. Henry
Barton defeated James Williams, the pres
ent city treasurer, by s65. All the Repub-
lican candidates for councilmen were
elected with the following majorities: H. c.
Raymond. 243; Milton Gray. 122; T. H. Kir-
by, go: J. c. Johnson. 26s: James Boyce.
14l; T. L. Zook. 147; James Q. Mitchell. 26.
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Republicnn Los. at Lebanon.

LEBANON Ind, May 1.-The Republic
ans who have heretofore had majority
of 100 votes in this city. ha6 their majority
reduced one-half for Mayor and marshal.
and the Democrats elected two out o. four
eolsnciimen
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II have used Simmons Liver Regulator
for constipation of my bowels for the last
three or four years, and always when used
according 10 the directions with decided
benefit
HIRAM WARNER. late Chief Justice Of
Georgia"
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PLYMOUTH, Ind, May LIN the city
election held to-day the Republicans swept
the town, except for councilman in the
First ward. electing Joseph Swindell Mayor;
w. Kelley. treasurer: w. E Leonard. clerk;
s. Myers marshal: u. Tanner and sam
Gretsinger, councilmen. 1t is the first Re-
publican victory in the history OF the town.
The majorities range from 40 to 100, gain
of 2p1 yofeS
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ward. ITS; Iarkins, Rep, Eighth ward,
$50; Barney. Rep, Ninth ward. 1873; Hollis,
Rep, Ninth ward, 1l3; Briggs. Rep. Tenth
ward. 237. The jubilant Republicans are
serenading the successful candidates to-
night.
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CRAWFORDSVILLE, May 1.-The city
election to-day was a clean sweep for the
Republicans. The Democrats had nomi-
mated the strongest ticket possibly and maed
a strong effort to win The Republican
majorites were: Mayor, Fred Bandel, 29S;
clerk, J. d. Tracy. 4lS: treasurer, William
z. Nicholson, 4i3, reelected: marshal, Jas.
Grimes, $50; councilmen-First ward, John
Wilhite 101; Second ward. G. E. Robinson,
60 and William Van Arsdall, 50; Third
ward, William E. McCampbell. 16o. All
the city officers are Republicans. The Pro-
hibition vote was very light. The Repub-
licans have won a big victory and are
ready to enter the coming campaign to
xx-;v,
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 1.-The elec-
tion to-day resulted in a complete victory
for the Republicans, every officer being
elected by increased majorities. The con-
test was over the mayoralty and Van
Buskirk is reelected by about one hundred
majority
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lContinued en Fifth PaEel
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General COxey's Long Tramp to
Washington ALI for Naught.
Instead of 100000 His Army Is Less
than 800. and He Is Not Permitted to
Present His Petition i'm Boots.
HE MARCHES UP THE HILL
With Two GOddeSseS of Peace
Mixed i'm His Band of Curios,

And, After a Battle with the Police In
the Capitol Grounds. Sorrowfnlly
Marches His Army Back Again.
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Steamer Chlcat viii leave Schwshacs-
srs wharf ~ O'Clock this morning Tor
Alaska
Captain Hartman. formerly OF steamer
Clan MCDONALD. IS bow connected Win
the Henry Bailey.
Steamer City OF Kingston brought IN 10
Yesler wharf yesterday Loo boxes OF
japanese oranges
Henry Jackson, manager Of the North-
western steamship company. lies seriously
III at the Dlller hotel
Steamer Mabel VITA take shipment q
Alaska ore from this port 70 the sIneitsr
at Everett tomorrow.
n p Jackson of the Northwest steam
George j. Wiley Of Central wharf.
The steamers from the San Juan islands
are bringing In number OF deer Almost
daily 20 the different local markets.
Steamer Utopia is several days over
due from Vancouver, but il probably de-
tanned on account OF various stops for
freight
Mosier In command OF the ship b T.
Cheney, Captain Mos5er being transferred
20 the ship Raphael.
Bark Oakland has finished taking on
Stimson's mill, Ballard and Will sail in
q day or two for San Pedro.
Steamer Mexico will leave this morn
ing at o'clock for Alaska with a num-
Der OF passengers and cargo or general
merchandise.
The following storm signal was received
yesterday: Hoist information signals.
The storm IS central of Vancouver island.
Gales are expected on eae Washington
coast"
The steamer City OF Puehla sailed from
San Francisco yesterday with the follow
ing list OF passengers: For Seattle-A La
Witt H. Engiebrecht, C. NJ. Poncin, r.
Schultze. Tacolna-Mrs Pheepe VAN
couver, & C.-wiIliam Todd Victoria
Van volkenburgh. Miss G. Adams. Wal
ter Adams John Perkins, Kate Perkins,
Mrs. w. Perkins. Mr.. Good. VIM Reidy.