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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-24

Tho boast of the Topeka Capital that it pays
more postage than all other Topeka dallas
combined, only proves the meagerness of its
local circulation as compared witho that Of the
STATE JorRNAL-as no postage is paid on any
circulation within Topeka or Shawnee county.
The STATE JOURNALS local circulation is fas
and away ahead OF the combined circulation 81
all the other Topeka daiiies-
The circulation of the Topeka Daily SrA~1
JOURNAL in the towns near by and tributary b
Topeka is very large, as the evening trains II
various directions carry the sFArB JOURNAL.
giving its readers the first and latest Associats6
Press and state news OF the day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-24

In the city of Providence, with pop
ulation Of lao, 472, the women outnum-
Der the men by $1,000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-24

We can keep you clean-Peerless
Steam Laundry, 112 and ia W. Eighth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-24

Hard Coal. Hard Coal. Resting Coal
Co., Bank of Topeka Building.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-24

Peerless Steam Laundry Peerless
Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-24

Little Gem" Sc. Everybody smokes it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-24
Daily Average g, 554.

This is the greatest showing the STATE jour
NAL has over been able to make for period O.
any six months il its history.
This is greater figure than was reached By
any daily paper in Topeka for the year 1894.
The American Newspaper Directory. issued in
June, 1896. and covering the year 1894, gives the
average daily circulation of the Topeka Daily
Capital for the year 1884, as only s,7+4- those
figures we're furnished by the publishers OF sne
Capital, to the Directory, and are guaranteed to
be correct By a forfeit of 500. which viii Be
paid to any one disproving their correctness.
The following figures, substantiated by sworn
statements in detail. giving every issue for the
nrst six months in 1898. 1894 and 1895, shows tbs
Topeka STATE JOURNALS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-24
Breaks All Records.
The
Topeka
Daily
State
Journal.

BY its sworn detailed statement Of circulation
for the first half of the year 1895, it is shsWn 70
have circulation, during the hrst six months
as stated of a
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16

at oct uar ct arliet 5orilas. 91u
Dfr. 6orr. ptl leg opleie for Dem of
Congressional @lobe, 13oe Deb.
1875. Der flyer Mr. RelIn: vMr.
Speater. iey bar insen Bemartnin.
ger at tilbosefalbe. Sc bar lite
siort alisaaenoe bet 5orilas. Der be.
monetiierese StonoaroboQaren al
sslu. ds ION blep ontaset. GO fom
par ct subfitut. ber albrie blep leff
| bette 9us. % ION. ba bet par ct
Subffitut. lite uar bet 5orilae, ouer
builfet ies bapbe tolt." (2angt %
ueoboloenbe Bifalb.)
S Congressional @ecorb for lobe
Rai 1879 iiser Mr. ReQp isien:
.Da ies siorbe be Bemarfninser.
fom ct bleuen tillost mig, bebanbleoe
ri ct 6orilae ON at reorsani1ere
Nt9nto9ttte0erne - tile ON at reuls
tere 2anoets Mput. % bet blep anita,
get uoen noseu 6en,ponins til
5pbr9smoalet ON at beboloe e1er
forfate Stanoarboouar af @ptp.
Seq par Gormano ben &om,te,
fOm rau0orterebe bet nrininnle Snr.
flag. men leg erflerer paa min 9@re,
at ies lite uioRe. at ben fortafeoe
@tanoarbool os ies fanbt life
uo. at ben bauoe 9iort bet. tbr 18
Naaneber efterat 3oopers Subititut
uar blepen antaset. oe leg beneatebe
bet at uere 9ilteloet, inotil 2opea
bleu uiif mig. (B,falb.)
(Jortiettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16

miSbanolet lin .6ufru. Sc bapbe
to Bdrn. @pans's 5orplbre bor /
Nleranorio.
- Nnton BET, en- Jarmer fra
utberton. @ilf,n Gountp. blep ifpl
&c Meobelelie fraBarnes ollie tilDoa
blooene ooertisrt % brebt torriae
Ranoas. berueo at bans 6eite LIB
lqbR.
- @uuernar @lousb bar benoa.
bet en- Mano, iom al 5rebsbommes
rem @lpfian. Sc @ueur @ountu,
bleo siuen 30 9oses arref for 9ruf=
fenifob. 9ette bar paft Boreernes
uoilie, os be bar ienbt &laselr,uel=
ter til @uuernB.en, forot ban Ct alt.
for piQis til at siue Benoabniueer.
- ssoeen ON en- for uoa,Iins for
@orbuefen / 2isbet meo 8omulbs,
ubfttdinsen tor S5oitoterne faar for
9ililutnius iiar / 9uillinebperne ct.
Baul % Minneapolis, mellem bpilte
B9er ben ianoiuuliepis oil bliue ot.
bolot. Meninsen er, at ben Ral ofs
boloesi'97 eqer '98. .os at ben ifal bore
en- uoftiatna Tor ben mellemite Sci at
belle bet norbamerifanRe Taflano.
Gorretniu9smenbene Euiqinsbpers
re arbeioer iurist for bet nse Joreta.
9enbe, % bet beoer, at Fere @tater
oil pere meo.
- Sra 8gen Buffalo meboeles,
at en- Datte: at Gilbert Nfottiou, en-
5armer 8 Nil ,po foe &ector, ct
funoen isien. efterat mon / II Mar
bar anieet benoe tor Dgo. So bun
oar 4 Aar sammel, b!eu BUN bor!e
paa en- mptiR Raaoe. enaaus bun
Tube barer Meqemmao"til I'm Bror.
5orr. S9nea8 Tom ber imiolertio
Breu til 5orRlorene fra 9atteren ira
&ep Dor!, % BUN oplpler / Breuet,
at ben Wauo. iom bun oltio bar an,
leet for fin 5ar. bar MI paa fit Dgbs
leie fortolt benoe, at ban bauoe ftlaa.
let benbe, % at ban oetpaa gap ben,
be fine 5orelbresNoreaIe. Nfeboele,
rem flyer. at bet lpoer utroliat, men
bet er bog fanbt, % uaar ben uuQe
Cam, ION n, e.. a Nar. fommer
biem, oil Der bliue @lebe / 6iemmet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16
MoIanoet.

S @befter. England. bolbtes en- no.
tiouol Eemperancetonsres forrise
6rebae. st 8reu fra @lobfone
bleu oplaf. Gan talte / TauBr af
@steborsipfemet.
= 81 Mano orehtes Torleben
Bag Bpeu 8o@olt. 40 Mil fra
Munter / @eitpbolen, berueo at ct
Spinoeri fprteoe fammen.
= st Telegram fra &idbenbapn
fife Eorsoa9 meooeler, at to Brittle
0ampfibe ct fsot iammen uoenfor
2aalano. Set enc 5tib iant, os IA
Manb al ManoRabet onion. 81
reooebes af Manofabet paa bet an,
bet 6fib.
- Sra &otteroam meboeles. at
bet noro=tpRe 2opo 9ampRibsfom>
pa9ni fife 2proos onlosbe gas mob
G,erne al bet brittle @tib .grotbie"
Der itDote iommen meb &asloserifi.
BET v@lbe' 1om 9if unoer / MorbIa=
en- rbenfor 2otpefoft ben 30te Sanu
at meb 334 Mennefee.
= 5orrise asrbas fulate en- for
MenueRemosie Souls 8oteurs 2eus
ninser til Notre Dnme. &irfen / 8a>
ris, buor 2iaet efter Nbiolutiouscere,
monierne bleu beniat / @raofammeret
inbtil pibere. Ser bar tilfebe Fere
Surfer % 9elegoter fra anbre 2on.
be, % en- l1enoelis @nfte Rran,e ba,
res eiter aiiten 2isloset.
- g5apen tlaser ftpst oper GeR:
lisbeoerne. iom bolbtes @om forle.
ben. Gan flyer let Breu, at mon
itfe brpr fig mere ON ban. enb at
ban maa uere Dienpibne til. bporle.
bes mon for9uber ben ito1ienite @es
pollution % sleber fla ouer &aue.
folens NeDunrbi9elie. 6enfisten
meb Hepoluttonen Dor at uenbe tilba.
se til 3ebenbommen, flyer ban, %
nu bar ber unret bolbt SEP af en-
&pFf Snm er nnhAfienh1.
5'pIse Mebbelelie iii 6ooeD.
ifnoen bolber Spauierne paa at forbe.
rebe fig paa at fsre Rrisen pan Cuba
meb FBrre Rrott, ,naor ben tSrre Narsz
tib inbtreber ON nosle Tiger. Oct
beber, at 20 Ranoubaabe inart uiI
onfomme ii! gubo, forat b.sie fan.
men meb be RSrre 3riasRibe tan in.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter
oe1lutte 9en os iaalebes binbre Snb,
f6r1el at @euerer % Nmmunitiou.

o''1u''e UeH o9 ldaleoeS btnore Shes
f6r1el at @eperer os Nmmunitiou.
= st &io Soneiro. Telegram Be-
retter, at England. 8ranfrig oa Staz
lien oil peo torenet AuRrenselie fsae
ot taa fine 5ororineer mob Brosilien
reloetteret. 5rantries 5ororina ops
hob paasrunb at en- omtuiiet Saris,
otttton I GmopaeTerritor,et mellem
Bro5ilten os bet franRe @uianua.
Stalien forbrer @rfatnius for @iaoe,
ION tilf9,eoes Stalienerue unber Rez
oolutionen. os @uelano, tror mon, pil
DO tat 9en Grinibao, bpor bet gn=
i'er at oprette en- 1elesrofaotton.
- Sc armeniere, iom unber Dp,
lbbet I Runftantiuopel lpete GilHuat
fine &irter. Ct enoelis efter eientaaz
ne Opforbrinser blepen beuaaet til
at TONNE uo ira fine EilFustsR Reb:r,
uoen ot ber Rebe 6lobsubapoelfe.
9eres &oaben bleu toeet fra BEN, eff
terbpert ION be marl@erebe uo. Set
uiffe fig, at / cen ormenionle Rirte /
Spen bauoe 1900 &eriouer ibat Be-
fDttelle og Raibeoralet 500. Set
beber, at &uinoerne % 6srnene fbrff
torloo &irteu, men oa be laa, at
Wtenoene lite fulste meb, penote be
tilbase til ai1ten meo @roa1 %
Stris, ioet be in9ce, at be pilbe bel.
ler bp Der eno uenbe tiiboae til fine
6iem. bpor be piloe bli mprbet, uaor
lite Menoene Dor meb. Set beber
MI. at omtrins 200 brebtes unber
DplBbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16

Set er beipnoerlist, buor benipns=
l9ie Srlanoerne fan uere, uoen at be
blir tlanbret oertor. Gag (. st. be-
rec Convention @bicoso forleoen, ba
be enbo9 belutteoe blanbt amerifanRe
Borsere at boerue Eropper for ST.
Lamb, builtet ubentptpl mao uRre ct
ulopIi9t Joreta9enoe. &en buao
fiQer 9a9blabene? Sc later merfe=
li9t NOT, iom ON bet lite er noget at
fommentere ouer, euer o9laa taller be
roienbe ON Srlenoernes 8atriot.
isme.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16

q. g. Smanfrsms Batter ,frif>
nebes" forleoen 5rtmurerneS 2em>
pei / ct. Saul, frioer .,Gaart Sem.
Wr. Spanitrgm er ct fremra9enbe
Weblem af 8ptbia:O a:Oroneu, o9 bet
uor unoer oennes Nulp,cier, rRriitz
uir9en" fanbt @teb. 9ette ct no9et
upt tor ct. 8anliterne, flyer Blaoet,
os ON ben somle Npottel &oulus uar
/ ct. Saul, iaa piloe ban maaife
iaet: -Seg totfer Sub. at 1e9 lite
bar bg5, nogen Of eoer".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16
@tn,1efota.

al 2utber College 9ecorab. Soma,
feireoest Ntuneapolis fife Nanpas.
- @uuernBr @lousb bar uofebt
en- &roilamation Tor at binbre en-
9eeuefamp, iom Rulbe finoe @teb ber
/ @taten ben 13be DIT. efter Orb.
ming alen atbletiR Rlub ct. Saul.
- Sra @roofRon meboeles. at ber
unber ben ferte 8inb / @lutninsen
If fife nse soelaebes Fere 9uIen
BuIbeB Of Rorn paosruno Of Sloe.
branoe. fordurfoset u @utRsr fra.
Standardization.
= Nusua Sobniou. en- IA Nar
gammel Gut @ronb Rapibs. fit for.
leoeu Dog ct Club siennem 6aapoen
% ! l1uberlipet % Fan lite leue. eelo
flyer ban. at en- Manb tom ub af
Stouen % pibo paa ban. men mon
tror 5os. at bet er bans Bror, ION /
ct 1ieblits Jorbitrelle bar Fubt paa
bam.
= @1Qiam 8eterion. en- uns Ter.
retninasmano / Nfton. Baibin9ton
@ountp, brutnebe ct. Gruir>Sben
nar 2anbsbpen for IA 9ase foen.
Otter at bet er bleuen oplpf, at bans
2,u bar aslureret for $4,000. bar mon
fanoet, at ber ct aoliQ1se mistente.
lise Dmfenbiebeoe- / Torbinbelie
meo ulptten, % Der pil bliue foreta>
get l1noeripselie.
= 20 Brpbre i M1nneapolis,
Souls oa 5rant 5lopo. fom itior
opmtes til 5 Vars Sloperi for Meb~
oelaatisbeb i ct Subbruo en- Banf i
Minueapolis, bleu benaebet Of @us
uernbr @loueb fife 5rebas. 9eres
Mober bapbe hamlet 400 unoerRrif.
ter af promiuente Rinneapolisfolf
paa en- Betition for beres tSsisipelie.
= Set piier fig nu, at 5rpsten
for. Of 5orbrpberen 6arrp 6apiparb
utlbe Fggte fra 5ensi1et, lite bar
uarnnbet. @n 9etettiu bar nemlis
faaet fat / to N6sler. fom ba mon
prspeoe BEN, aabneoe baaoe Jens'
ielsbsren os 9gren for 5orbrpoerens
gelle. Set ucr 6aptD1rbs Mooer.
lom bapbe Nbslerne fin Befiboelle,
beDer oei.
@,ae Eorsoass Morsen ifIso
en- Gbpin g. guans fig libel meb en-
@epoluer paa @aben / Gleranbria.
efterat ban fsrit baube ituot ire
Stub paa iin 6uitru. fo:, netop bau>
be faot Sfilsmisie fra fin Manb al
Dommer Searle. NQe tie Club traf
6ufruen / 6opebet. og bet er unber'
Itst. on bun bil tomme til at lepe.
ban pns,freb. fin 6uifru paa Ga.
ben, % ibet 6an par fommen forbi
benbe, uenbie ban ia ON % tpreoe.
6an par 25 Nar gammel. % bun Ct
paere. Sc forIoo biuanben i1fie
Bin.er. Grams fasoe. bet bar Sui
6ermobereus Siplb. men for &etteu
ton tet fer Dasen. at ban bapoe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16

Nrbeiberleoeren @ompers CT toms
men biem fra en- Tur til @n9lanb.
Qon flyer, at Rignt ben amerifau1e
Nrbeiber faar ffgrre 2gn enb ben en-
aelite, 9reter beg ben eneelfe fig be:
ore. Set er iaa me9et bil1,eere at
leue GnQlcnb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-16
fergus &alls Ageblaa
notommer tber Ou8bag.
Il. eoIeus, t1ogtber.
subttrtptton8prts S1.25 for Mar, betalt
tJ0rftuo, eaer8 $l.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly Newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ IN
Ottertail county.
A. So1EM, Publisher.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-05
Curtain Rung Down on a ORA
ma Of Scandals and Jobs.
THE SCENES IN THE LAST HOURS.
When Noon Came the Legislators
We're Ready to Adjourn.


Washington City. March AT noon to-
day, after continuous session OF forty
eight hours. interrupted by an occasional
recess. the dags above the capitol were
lowered and the Fifty-third congress had
passed into history In the house the
end was not marked or marred by any
unpleasant Incident All the appropria-
ton bills were out OF the way when the
house convened at O'Clock this morn
Ing, and the time Was ssawdled away
untii III O'Clock. the only feature being
a rather brisk debate on the results 10
follow from The projected monetary con-
ference. The usual committee was sent
70 the president 10 inform him that con-
gress was ready.to adjourn. and the other
1ornsaiities OF the end of congress were
gone through with.
The concluding minutes were In the ma
tnre OF hove feast. The best of feeling
prevailed. The resolution OF thanks TO
the speaker. which came from the minor
ty, was offered today by Cannon in
very graceful speech, Bearing testimony
70 the high appreciation In which the
presiding officer was held By the Repab-
mean minority. Wilson of West Virginia
responded on behalf of the majority and
simpson. representing the Popalists.
Joined In the expression OF thanks for the
coartesfes and kindnesses extended by
the speaker. All the kindly sentiments
We're applauded, and when Mr. Crisp him
sei dscendsd the rosfrun to return
tnanks and deliver his parting words the
demonstration was terrific AS the Fifty
thIrd congress came 10 an end the doxoI-
ogy was sung by the correspondents in
the press gallery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-05
The I,matiiin Indians.

Pcndleson or. March s.--Attornsys for
the Indians announce that proceedings
viii ha begun against Agent c. W. Har-
per- the Judges OF the Indian court and
the Indian policemen for false tmprison-
gnent In the cases In which chiefs and
hsadmen have been arrested and dealt
with on the reservation. The proceedings
viii ba for the purpose OF determining
iudiciaiiy the status OF the Indians an
citizens. The proposed Wait 10 Washing
ton city by Chiefs No-Shirf. reo and
Young Chief hears on the troubles now
experienced on the Urnatiiia reservation
They will go about March IL to- make de-
fnand for the money realized by the sale
of reservation lands. to the amount OF
S1s1 sye N inquire what disposition has
heen made Try the recent agents here OF
moneys collected for fines imposed on the
Indians by Indian Judges, amounting To
several thousand dollars each year. aud
10 ask restriction OF the red tape now
sn vogue in leasing and csiitivatink In
dian lands, and that the Indians he al
lowed 20 make lenses aad contracts
as freely as whites. They will also urge
that II is urnecesaary TO pay ous of The
Indians money the salary OF the
agent or other reservation employees. en-
cspfsng those connected with the schools
az tire agency. The abolition Of all these
Offices wiIi re asked. IL mot granted they
will insist that the department. send
military officer 20 art as agent Ia place OF
a civilian.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-05
The penftentiary Investigation.

waiia waila. March 4.--The peniteu-
tiary Investigation committee left for
Olympia tonight. They were closeted an-
I'll p. m. when they dined and departed.
Press representatives were unable 10 get
any information as TO what kind of ro-
port they viii make. Ex-pirecfors Paine.
Parker and Sharpstein were before the
committee today. James Jones' of the
peuley jail Construction Company. gave
testimony as TO the cost OF cells, etc.
tt is evident that the committee cannot
make their report thorough. as IL would
take many days % so Into the details
of the business The directors said they
did not know what the committee would
do, but they are OF the opinion that an
other committee would follow nlrs one.
One Of the COMMITTEES said tonight: We
have nothing 90 say now. but will make
our report before the legislature adj
journs. You may rest assured that there
VIII be nothing In the report Of start
ling nature. We have taken the testl-
mony In shorthand, and win weigh II all
as soon as possible"
DO you think there viii be change
IN the MANAGEMENT OF the penftensiary7s
II know nothing whatever about that.
As far az can see the business IL looked
after very well. J"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-05
THE HOUSE MEETS At NIGHT.
Appropriation Passed for Whafeom
and Cheney Normal Schools.
seoheys~ BIN TO Abolish Boards Of Man
agenenf of State Institutions Killed
Last Day for the Introduction of
Bills Railroad Bills Reported to the
Senate.

olympia March 4-Speciai.--The legss-
lators returned 10 Olympia from their
Sunday vacation with The evident deter
mlnation OF accomplishing much needed
iegIsIation during the remaining ten days
OF the session. Both houses convened
at III o'clock. and after the noon recess
were In session all afternoon The house
heid tae first evening session tonight. and
between and 10 O'Clock there was a great
deal Of debate but very little business
transacted.
fhe most important action today was
the passage of the bill appropriatinr
$iuaeos for the normal scAaoig an Cheney
and Whatcom and the defeat of Seohey.s
bia putting the control OF all the state
Institutions under one board.
The senate committee on corporations
tonight unanimously decided to return
Helms railroad rate bill to the senate
with the house amendments. without rec
ommendatfon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-05

about the hsspefai eonSiisscn for silver We
now observe the world over. Grusxez.r's
speech grexipizased a stir among the sli-
Yer men. wsso ali rushed goryaE1 and ap-
ptased for recognition
Bryan managed 10 &c. the Hoor and In
dignantly resented the reflection made ~
Pence yesterday efpon the silver men who
favored this conference He was also fer
free silver but he believed II the height
az folly for the United States not TO soia
hands WITH ether countries % fae world II
they were realty and willing 20 5os4a In
scheme for the remonstizztion os silver.
Dinggey agrsed with Grosyencr, con-
tending with the Eureopean bi-aaetaIIists
that the single attempt OF any country,
the United States. France or Germany, 10
orsen its minis 70 the free coinage OF sGi-
yer would swamp IL and place II iranse-
diateiy on a silver basis
Walker. wangsr and Jerry Simpson
crowded IN q few words before the debate
was cur on simpson made the point Of
no quorum when a recess was moved un-
I'll II. bat finally surrendered. and the re-
cess was taken
AT III. when the house reconvenea. a
committee consisting OF Catchtngs. Outh-
waite and Reed was appointed 20 join a
similar committee from the senate and
inform the president that congress was
ready TO adjourn.
Under the concurrent resolution pravid-
ing for the participation of congress in
the dedication of Chickamauga military
park the speaker appointed as representa-
lives Hatch. Culberson, Reed, Sayres Tai
bot, siekles. Wilson. Mallory. BouteIIe,
Alexander. Henderson. H.. Hooker. Tars-
ney, Henderson. Ia, Bingham. Draper.
Keifer. Harrison. English. Marshall. Van
Eoorhis and Lanham-
Another recess OF fifteen minutes was
taken. after which the committee ap-
pointed to wait on the Sresident reported
that the president had no further COM
rnunicatioH TO make. Cannon, In grace
ful speech. offered resolution OF thanks
TO the speaker. which was adopted. A
great burst of applause greeted the pre-
ssntation Of Caunon's resolution. Wilson
responded to the resolution on behalf Of
the Democratic members of the house.
and Jerry Simpson spoke for the Popu-
lists. A rising vote on the resolution was
taken. every member rising except Reed
and Dalzen The speaker assembled the
ros,rum amid deafening applause, and
made an appropriate speech, thanking the
members for their uniform Kindness, cour-
tssy and consideration toward him. The
speaker then announced the appointment
of culberson, Hit. Ill. and himself. under
the resolution adopted last night, as men,
bers of the monetary commission. The
speaker then declared the segsion ad-
journed sine die.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-05


San Francisco. march s-.'r,hartss
Jones" otherwise knowa as Thomas y
Gator. The orator and Popuilst politician
who Was arrested early this morning for
drawing a revolver during hYs encounter
with w r. H@rvey, music teacher. was
discharged in the Doiice court today
When the case was called. Gator and
Herv@y xe-e both in eours. ana both
asked that shc charge Of assault wtth a
deadly weapon - dismissed
Your honor said Gator ",nfs IL a
private matter between ourselves and
we wans 10 let lt drop THIS is nv broth
er-in-iaw. and IL Is q family affair '-fs
is all over now" said f3evsey the broth
er-ln-Aaw ard we ars good friends
again" Ths ETensag Bulletin states that
the trouble arose over tire payFneat OF
alsrsesy allowed hy tae eogrt 10 Gators
divorced wife EIeFv%y having arsex3 In
the ssanacity 81 collector for Mrs Cater
Hsrwsy. II Is alleged. had beeu TOO per-
slSfauf 10 4anrsng the oTas0r ard Gator
wss.s 30 g~rSev's home 80 settle the mat
skr once for al fira@. During the er-
counter tssat eysssezi Hevgs< catless Us the
ssagkes Strangely enough II was Ifersey
" no gppsarss3 at the city prison later ftYts
morning and s.sile3 c@foF o4t ia the sum
Of s5,se.