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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
CRUSHED BY Irs DEBT.
Receivers Appointed for the Big Yakima
Irrigation Company,

Tacoma. Jan. 2.--Judge Hanford In the
United States circuit court today APP
pointed President Paul Schulze. Joseph S.
Allen. Of Spokane. and George Donald, OF
North Yakima. receivers of the Yakima
Investment Company, which IS the sue
cessor of the Northern Pacific, Yakima
and kftitas Irrigation Company. The re-
celvershIp was granted on the Application
OF Judge @. r. Paxton, OF Portland. Or
representing the California Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, OF San Francisco,
which holds, as trustee, the Yakima In
yestmenk conpanys mortgage given in
1893 to secure a s7o0,0eo bond issue which
was TO be sold to an English syndicate.
Later the syndicate failed to take the
bonds, causing complications.
The company Is said to have floating
indebtedness of $3.50. 600. and siSo,ooo of
bonds are outstanding. part of them being
pledged TO secure the indebtedness. The
comIany's assets are valued at s., SOC. 600
TO 5000. 600. They include S1.00o acres of
land In the Yakima valley. forty-four
miles of main line canal, known as the
Stinnyside canal. and about 80 miles OF
iaterals. branches and bitches.
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Secretary Carlisle Not 20 Be Removed.

New York. Jan. "A report was cur
rent today that j. Pierpont Morgan had
called on President Cleveland and asked
him to remove Secretary Carlisle or to
ask for his resignation. and that the
president assured Mr.. Carlisle that his
feelings toward the latter remained un-
changed. Notwithstanding the request OF
AIR. Morgan. a reporter of the associated
press called on Mr.. Morgan at his resi-
dence this evening and. after showing the
statement to him, asked him if there was
any truth in the story. 1T is not true"
Mr.. Morgan said, emphatically. II have
not seen Mr.. Cleveland in two years.
There Is not the slightest shadow of a
foundation for the statement" Mr.. Nor
gan refused to discuss the question fur
ther.
Washington City. Jan. The report
that j. Pierpont Morgan had called on
President Cleveland 10 urge the removal
of Secretary Carlisle from the cabinet is
emphaticaliy denied in official circles and
by the very best authority.
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A Sehrask. pefaul,er Hanged. N.vs..

o'Seil, Neh.. Jan. 1.-The iefauitfrg
treasurer OF Holt county. Barrett Scott,
- supposed TO have been hanged BY a
r1seo last night. He was captured about
msdnight in . lonely part cf the county.
he was returning with his wife. baby,
Erred man and a Miss McWhsrter from
trip 10 relatives about thirteen miles
from o'Neiih when six masked men
sisang from the roadside where they
had been concealed and. covering the
carriage with Ninehesters. ordered Scott
10 surrender. Scott seized the rsias and
attempted 10 drive oyer the men. The
masked men then fired into the carriage.
hillsng the horses. shooting Scott In the
Heck and wolndiag Miss Mcwharter.
though not seriously. The first party was
shea 1oaissu BY a larger force, wslsch had
been placed across the road further on 10
intercept the carriage had it escaped the
fsst voisey. Scott AMI Schmidt, the aired
man, were taken from the vehicle. hRns,-
folded and thrown into a wagon. and the
ladies We're told to 10 on. Today Schmidt
returned. He had been taken To a house
IN the northwest part OF the county with
Scott. Schmidt was released, with the IN
junction 10 get out of the county. 1t is
believed Scott has been hanged, as the
farmers of the county are ierraSsy In
censed over MS work
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The Man who Sold Iii. step.on.

Houghton. Mich. Jan. .-Spec!al-Pe.-
er Beihnger. arrested on Vancouver ISL
and for selling an eight-year-old hoy 10
an Indian tribe. lived here for many
years. lie moved 10 Chassell, Mich, foar
years ago. and from there eleped with a
i7-year-olj girl. leaving his wife and
family. bat taking his s:epson Arthur
The boy VIII be brought back here and
cared for by the mother. Beflnger IS
partially crippled. and = thorough rascal
and beat.
Victoria. r. G., Jan. Especial
preliminary hearing. OF Peter Beilingev,
charged with seilirg Arthur I.armoalr.
alias BeIlinger. into slavery among the
Indians was commenced before a local
magistrate this afternoon. BY the testi-
mcny Of the Indians II was clearly shown
that Bellinger sold the child 10 Chief
Tnrtassese. OF the Chuckiesett tribe Bel
ilnger will unlaestionaely be committed
fer trial Nothing new in the case has
been elected except that the couple lived
in Washington nearly year after ieay-
frss Michigan
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Tnccn,a Sew.

Tacoma, Jan. 2.-SpeciaL-W. II. Paul
hamus OF Sumner. W.T. iss booked as
Sheriff-elect Sam Parker's chief assistant,
was one of the leading candidates for
the nomination for sheriff before the Re-
publican county convention. His friends
believed he would be nominated sure
Some of Joe T. Mitchell's friends wanted
him to accept the chief deputyship under
Sheriff Parker.
The receiver of the Traders bank in
his fifth report TO the court, which was
flied today. says there are sIl9,S5a in un-
secured claims, and a balance of s12.127
on hand. He is prepared to declare a 10
per cent dividend when the court or
ders it.
The remains OF Henry w. Jones, who
was killed Saturday on the Northern Pa
cific railroad at Castle Rock. were buried
today at the Tacoma cemetery under the
auspices of the Masonic orders.
The usual information. charging Mrs
Louise De Witt with shooting Frank O.
Meeker. has been filed by the county au-
thorities, but it is not expected that she
will be prosecuted.
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rEoUsIE ron MARRIED. PEOPLE.


Tacoma, Jan 2--SpecsaL-The Pierce
county court records SHOW that during
the past three years between 250 and
3oe couples have not secured legal mar
riage records, and that the ministers
who married them are liable to a fine
Of not less than So nor over $500 IN
each case wherein they have neglected
10 file with the county auditor certifa-
cate OF marriage. as required by the
penal code Of this state. II is estirla-
ted that there are 1.00e Instances of this
kind in the state. as many OF the min
listers do not understand the require
nleTrts Of the law making il a smisde-
gileaisor not 10 record a certificate of
nnorriage in the county where the mar
riage took place. The marriage con-
tract is not legally perfect IL the certifi-
cate has not been flied, and in the case
of will contests. or in other cases where
it would Be necessary to prove the mar
riage from a legaa standpoint, ns1sch
trouble, il is apprehended, might arise.
as contestants could SO 50 far az TO
contest the legitimacy Of children,
when the certificate is not on record.
1t is expected that this announcement
will result in people recently married
In this state making Inquiry re-
gariing the recording of their
certificates of marriage. When a
license To wed is taken out 81 extra is
charged for the recording OF the GER
tifickte, and should license be taken
out IN King county. the couple be mar
ried in this county. and the certificate
be offered for record here. the county
clerk of this county can send to King
county for the dollar recording fee.
The law says these certificates must be
filed within ninety days after the mar
riage In this county 1t is known that
prominent ministers of almost all de-
nominations have been guilty of fail
ure to record marriage certificates. In
most cases in this state 1t is under
stood justices OF the peace have record
ed certificates. as 1t is customary with
them on taking office to look up the
Law thoroughly.
Many ministers who have been neg
ligent in this matter come from other
states and are not acquainted with the
laws of the state of Washington. Some
lawyers maintain that even the arrest
and fining OF derelict performers of the
marriage ceremony would not make the
marriage contract as perfect as if the
law had been complied with, especially
IL children had been born while the
records were irnperfect
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The Republican Was the Best Man.

Tacoma, Jan. s.-Speciai-0wing TO the
resignation of T.. II. Scott as superintend-
ent OF delivery at xhe Tacoma postcffice
and the appointment Of a Republican.
Mr.. Calvert, in his stead II has been
stated that Postmaster Case had broken
with the Tillicnms. ard was on ;ne war
path Mr.. Case says this position is
now under civil service regulations. and
Calvert, who has been in the service for
= long time. was the .irst man on the
list os avaiiahles. II has also been stated
that Mr.. Case wosild make severa. other
important changes adverse 10 the TfIli-
cum interests. He declines to discuss
the proposition further than 80 state that
he knows nothlng about the changes.
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American Meat Now Excluded
From Continental Europe.
RuiNous TO THE CATTLE MEN.
A Great Industry Crippled to Add to
Sugar Trust Profits.
oniy Enxiknd Left ~ . Market. an<a
England Doesn't Export Rees sugar
The Action of Reigaam Cnts O0
Switzerland and Austria.

Brusssas. Jan. es--Newspapers here a..
sert thas American cattle brought to Rei-
gian ports Will b. subject 70 a prohihit1o1s
similar 10 that enforced against Canada.
Chicago, Jan. ..--Negson Morris has re-
ceised = cablegram from his agent at
Antwerp. stating that the Belgian goy-
eriasnent has prohibited the Importation
or live cattle from the United States. on
tho ground that pieuro-pnestuonia Ii
prevalent in this country. This closes all
the parts of contit&rntal Europe against
American cattle and beef products, assi
leaves 10 the exporter enly the English
market. which. In its present condition,
is not u desirable enc. According to Mor-
ris. Belgium Is but following ether Euro
pean nations In retaliation fer the sugAH
tariff
Washington City. Jan. 2--The action by
the Belgian authorities not only shuts of
all access 60 the markets OF that e0ua-
try. bat also n portion OF Switzerland and
a part of Austria 20 which meat was serst
via Antwerp. All OF continental Europe
Is now practically closed ta live stock
and dressed beef from the United States.
Three cities In this country sent miilianA
of dollars worth OF live and dressed meats
to Europe every year. and the present
embargo is a blow OF almost sncaicaiahls
severity TO the cattle raising industry.
The three cities wiich have done the cx-
porting are Chicago, New York and Rai-
timore. Trade has recently grown 10 such
mammoth proportions that q Hamburg
firm recently chartered five steamers for
the exclusive purpose OF shipping cattls
and dressed beef. Every week three or
four boats. each carrying sesooo worth
Of beef, crossed the Atlantic for Ant
werp alone. The National stock exchange
has issued a letter. which.will be sent to
day TO every stock exchange in the world.
calling attention to the Importance oe
prompt, vigorous action in the matter.
Washington City, Jan. e--Officiais ok
the state department have about conclud-
ed their investigation into the discrini.
mating duties recently imposed by Spain
upon American goods. and 1t Is likely
that the president will soon issue a prec-
iamation imposing discriminating fiag
duty upon Spanish goods imported In
Spanish bottoms. The question: has aris-
en-. however. whether the duty levied by
Spain includes all Americans goods. or
only such as are importeSi In American
ships.
From an authoritive source additional
asiviees have been secured respecting .
decree signed yesterday at Madrid by tho
queen regent of Spain. appointing a con-
mittee to revise the Cuban and Perth
Rican tariffs. The information fully con-
firms the announcement that Spain IN
tended 10 grant Cuba certain international
powers. especially as regards customs re-
iations with the United States. IN Tho
hope of Everting a tariff war.
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s,,,s,,r .nray at North Yakima.

Norta Yakima. Jan 2--Saecial-This az
te~noon John psii stabbed bis hak-
brother. JET Hargus. in the side with a
caseknifa ground 70 3 sharp poing. The
ss.es;YhIs, was the result OF HarEDs ccxet-
ing Pagi-s step-daughter, and several
qrfArreis had previously taken place on
this Sub iees- Both had evidently armed
themselves FOR The fray. which was c.
enea by Hargsaz pulling slung Shot trors
his rasket ami repeatedly hitting Per-
over saa head. The latter Isaaiay drew
his knsfe ard stabbed Hargus in the seft
s5.s4. The kssise entered enly 3 few inches
sn.f she ,lezsters say thss Il che patient
eScanes cata In the wound he wih re-
essvar. Pesi rs Row sn Sal.
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Tacoma. Jan. Especial Joseph Austin
killed a big fat bear in Point Defiance
park yesterday. and he and his friends ex-
pect to kill another in day or two in
the same locality. 1t Is supposed the
bears wandered in from the southern part
OF the county. and the people living in
side the city limits near where trcin
was killed are locking UP food such as
bears like and are returning home early
at night.
VIZ. T. Post. OF Henderson bay. brought
10 town today an unusually large Wild
cat. which he shot yesterday with a. g
caliber rife. The Wild cat weighs Is
pounds Posts aim was good. as he sent
first shot.
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A rRApPER's MISERABLE END.
Frozen to Death or swept Away by an
Avalanche.

Cheiar. Jan. Especial Nc
Keiver. of Stehekin, has apparently met
his death either in a snowsliie or by
freezing. He made camp at the head
OF the Stehekin river early in the fall.
with the intention of trapping during
the coming winter. Mckeiver was TO
make one trip to the head of the lake
for provisions about December !. Not
being heard Of or some days after the
appointed time, his friends concluded 10
make visit 10 his camp. a trip of twen-
~ miles. on srow shoes. Upon arriving
they found his cabins and outfit in good
order, also his rife. but. as the fresh
snow was quite deep no sign of him or
his traps could be found. A diary was
found. but no date had been kept since
the first quarter Of November.
Cougar signs were plentiful around his
line of traps and cabins and IL is more
than likely that his body Will never be
found.
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/. eo,.,,.. arrested for Maraer.

Cleveland, Jan Tn Cleveland 20
u... tse,ssve they have the snsn who gnur-
ssereI William III. Price. . prominent
merchant. three weeks ago. while bur-
-lar4zin- his house In Hawthorn avenue
Tney give their rlH1es as Charles Pen-
san = a,oxey mar. and Thomas Grant. n
IafsaFer j. Johnson, a carpenter and
Hzr-y Gs7aninger. a small merchant, were
also arrested TIE narsseS % none o.
thesxs except ske laxt 1so ear he found
IN the City directory. JOfnson. wi1o wss
.. aze tts.se p<ly1se detective and later
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Hemiock for broom Handles.

South Bend, Jan. 2-Speciai William
+. Simpson. OF the South Bend broom
handle factory, has found that hemleck.
50 common in this region. Is the best ma
iegial YET discovered for broom handles
Alder has heretofore been considered the
best. but han1les made Ct heE11iock end
sen; 10 his customers IN Portland ana san
Francisco have been pronounced ~ them
superior 20 alder. The hensiock Is whifsr.
poIjshes better. Is lighter IN weigat and Is
equally es strong. Mr.. Simpson Says he
has market for all the brsarn handles
be can make aaIl expects 20 get pre-
MUM oa those made of neralo.k.
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The First Entry OF Prepared Opium.

Tacoma. Jan s.--Spsciai~-The first er-
;ry % prepared ops1rn ever made AZ this
port Was raa7s today. when fnrty-one
pounds os Hongk1ng opizs<n arrived VIA
one % the Canadsaa Pacific steamers and
the city Of kkrgssar. consigned 20 81. NJ
PERI esszeg clerk 10 -Ass8stas General So
fserfrse ersseat psrkiasos. 81 she Northern
Pacific. DIR. Peri hksr@es does nos hst
the pspe, hat made 7he purchase for est.r
parties. He p2ai s.4s l1zsy % sne esasslgs-
meat. s
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present. DR.. C. s. Pinfeld. Of Spokane.
the secretary cf the board. being absent
Or. Misae- was chosen secretary pro
tenn The applicants for certificates were:
John Huntington. Catlts: Jacob r. Bar
tell. Tacoma: B. r. Hart. Seattle: Charles
a. Berwasgtsn, Tacoma: G.. W. Kenni-
cost. rnion city; W. r. 7rf1t. Spokane;
Charles Trarnbei. Port TOWNSEND, NJ. A
NfIms. walia waIia: W. III. Axfell New
whateorn. The examination includes
fourteen branches. and the examination
win not be concluded until late tomor-
row
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xach Troubi. in samoa.

Auckland. -. r.. Jan. s.-~Asivlces re-
cefvea here frum Samoa. date1 December
II. say there has been much disorder az
Apsa. District collection Of taxes has Hpt
been attempted during the past year. Al
native mas been sentenced to death ara
others have been srnpriaoaef for killing
ffsrae black men. The natives we're pre-
psrfng 10 eat afie bodies OF their -ss.-ssrsss
when arrested.
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san Francisco. Dec -. The prospects
Of a contest over the viii Of Jafnos @.
Fair geeEn to be developing. csarIis
Fair has realized that the clause depfgr-
ing any children he may have af q
share of the estate IS a slight, and he
alse re<ents the placing of tsfe estate
and The management II the property IN
ssi nanss ~ sutssacrs. On fsle LATER
ezsunf Il is thought hEs sisters. Mrs..
Herman e,~tvieha ana yErrsissa FAIR
z.ay Join hands with Charlie.
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sel,r,oa. Excisemsns In Hungary.

Prague. Jan. "a report which was
epreaa among the peasantry in the neigh
borhoed OF Branuu, to the effect that tf7e
Virgin Mary had appeared fn a neghbor-
ing wood caused $3.50 people 10 aisseanbis
In the hope Of witnessing the apYarstson.
asenslarTles had 10 be Summoned frou
several precincts before the authorities
succeeded sn dispensing the crowd.
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deadlock IN IN. colorado senate.

Denver, Jan. 2-Tha tenth general as
sernhIy convened In the new capitol az
noon today. The house promptly organ
izea with A. l. Humphrey. Pep. rs
speaker There was a hitch in the or
ganfzation os the senate. as Leddy ard
Adams. penas~. would rot affiliate with
either the Republicans or poptsiists M
less given half the offices, and they hold
tie balance % power TIE senate ati-
jossrnesl untll tomorrow Ia a deadlock.
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rlghs,nr en the Konro.

Paris. Jan. Administer OF Colonies Dcia-
easse has received telegram stating that
cne og the advance posts of Col. aionfegl's
expedition in tire Kongo district was att
tackled recently by aatlvea. TTenty niefn-
hers Of fhe post OF wfxrrs eighteen wers
sshffa men. msre killed.
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A Russian Mfaisssr roand out.

ST.. Petersburg. Jan. 2.--The retirement
Of AZ. Krlvoschein, minister Of railways
aud communications. II IN consequences of
his connection with contracts for railroad
ties, the material for which was obtained
from the estate Of Kriyesehein. when
the minister OF finance discovered this
scandal NJ. Rriyoscheln Was requested to
resign.
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Tn. French Conquest Of Madssssear4

Antananarivo. Madagascar. Jan. 2--On
November 2 she Hovas held their annual
festival at Fandronana, and Premier and
Prince consort Raniiairfyemy made =
speech. In which he said II France sent
an expedition 20 tlke the islands the ut
most resistance would be offered by tho
Hovas in defense OF their queen and
country. The trade of Madagascar is al
most suspended. Carriers refuse TO 40 To
tho coast on account OF fear OF tka
French.
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Washington City. Jan. "A statement
issued by TIE director of the mint shows
the coinage executed at the mint OF the
United States during December TO have
been S. 45e, f63, of which s.. o720 0i2 was. gold.
SI,27o.o2S silver and sil4,5a3 minor coins.
The silver coined, s25o.3ii. was in stand
ard dollars.
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1as state Board Of Measeai Exa,alaers.

Tacc-aa. JAR Special state
l>aaws az medical examiners began ss
Seras-annnal nseesinr here today. The
,~la~a ts composed og Dr. II. T.. Taglsy.
Sssts1e. II e. Wilson. Part Townsend: !:
!. II kteee. Seattle: w. w. Missser. Ia
czs,s,As pr. E yAn Z&ass. Waascsn. nr-
]. l. gir.Sssans. watia Waiias lsrs j. =.
Hsrassn, cheas rs. al cg Nhe.a wsss
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q polieesnan. nsasie statement or wsas
he knew this afternoon. He inrlicates
henson ard Grant They broke inso tire
aolss and were surprised hy Price. who
awoke. johnson says one ~ them SHOT
= I'd wourssied Mr. Price. waso stan pressed
tsasss closely. whereat tho twu SHOT sew
eTai bullets irso him ard killed him. The
detectives will not reveal who Peason
and Grant really are.
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TO END THE PAMIR DlsPUIE.
Russis Will Make Important Conces.
sions so Great BRisalu.

ST. Petersburg. Jan. ss-The Russian
government will settle the Pamir uues-
tion amhcably by making concessions to
Great Britain The chltral road AMI the
route called Gen. Junoff's road. the only
practical routes in tho Pamlr. have been
assigned to Great Britain.
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yaacgavsr. f. c.. Jan. 2fs has been
discovered that she man who was run
over on tfe Earadlan Pacific railroad
Monday night was ssaaed John oainn.
txa had ssved here severai years The
unfortunate man was drunk at The tstrse
OF the accident
Japan~es Consul Ssslmlxu left tfss morn
gug for san Franz laco, en- roaze to Hem
osssiss. where he will take the position cf
senszsl y@-eral to the Hawaiian islands.
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another Chicago noosler E,c.r..

Chicago, Jan. e.--The grand jury today
by unanimous vote refused 10 iniet State
Attorney Jacob Kern. charged with vari-
Gus irregularities. The states attorney
was particularly charged with allowing
criminals 20 escape and collecting moneys
improperly.
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Philadelphia. Jan. 1.-The grand jury to-
day tound q true bin of Indictment
against Charles w. Mowbray. the En-
giish anarchist. charging him with maxi
lag seditious speech.
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heavy Gold Shipments.

New York, Jan. 2-Lazard Freres Will
ship si.uo0, 900 gold tomorrow; HeiGelbach,
Ickelhesner C Co, s7o0.eeo: Ladenberg,
Thalmann & Co.. s5o0.oo0.
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Tn. w...,ehu.e,,. f.exs.latare.

BOSTON. Jan. s-T'ae legislature assem-
bed today Tae officers eE the last ses-
SION wer. reelected