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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02
MJ6DzR IN TIE SECOND DEGREE


tAe Aefd!ct ~ tae case OF Charles Nc
ttoni4,e at North Yakima
North Yakima, Oct 27.-The Jury in
the case Of Charles McGonigIe. who for
tive days past has been on trial for the
murder Of His father about the first
Of August retired to the jury room
at II o'clock last night and returned
shortly after midnight with a verdict
OF murder i'll the first degree
This is the most interesting case ever
tried IN this county, on account of the
atfociousness Of the crime.
Il. j, SniFely aided Prosecutor En-
glehart. and W. l.. Jones, Yakima,s
We'll known orator. assisted Mckinnin
aha Mutane fer the defense.
The verdict gives general satlsfac
ton, McGonigles sentence will he
pronounced by Judge Graves tomorrow.
as viii also the sentence of Dave We'd
die. the cattle thief convicted at the
present term OF court.
Both cases will be appealed to the
supreme court.
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Prop rty Valued at Nearly $500. 600 70

s:e .'.S a. a.
Chicago, oct. pa copy of tn. win
OF Sarah G. Iifldreth. who lived at los
Angeles, was fled with the probate
court today. Testatrix left property
valued at nearly S190.000 In CHICAGO
there is $135,0G0 worth of realty balong-
ing to the estate In California the
value Of the realty belonging to the
estate is $4,000. The value of personal
property in California is $25, coo. F,sl-
ward Hildredth husband Of testatrix.
Is made executor of the will. He GETS
sixth of the property and the ra-
maindef goes to five children None
OF the heirs live in Chicago The estate
viii be taken into considerat ton by the
court here SO a settlement can be made
with reference TO the Chicago hold
inss, Mrs. Hildredth w5s a daughter
Of Phil Carpenter, a we'll known and
wealthy citizen here. One OF the pc
cullar provisions of the will is the re-
quest THAT the heirs give a tenth Of the
income Of the property to charities in
Which testatriX is Interested
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NEW P35roFFlGss 10 8 BUILT
Architect Achesi Makes Report on Pa.


cstie toa@ N..-tt-
Washington. Oct 29.-M. Aclzen, sup
ervising architect Of the treasury, re-
turned to Washington today from an
extended tour of inspection through the
west. 1T San Francisco he made a
critical examination Of the site selected
for the public building and was entirely
satisfied with it. At Los Angeles he
found urgent need of greatly enlarged
postofica facilities. During the winter
it is usually crowded with transient
people, who overtaX the present build
ing and render at least one-third more
space necessary. Tt is probable that
the attention Of congress will be called
to the latter this winter
Acken said work would begin this
winter on at least five new buildings,
postoftices at Chicago, San Francisco,
Portland and Pueblo and the mint at
Philadelphia. There is no foundation
for the published reports that Acken
contempIates resigntng.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02
TzRRlFlc EXPLOSION OF BOILERS

-HS
TWO han Killed, Another Fatally In
JUN q ~ an tceident at Eairhavcn.
Fairhayen, Wash, Oct 26.-By an ex-
plosion in the mill of the Pacific Llm-
ber Company today two men were kill
cd. another fatally injured and three
more severely hurt, besides wrecking
the nllI property. The tiremen had just
started to get up steam in three of the
boilers and 1t is supposed he allowed
the supply Of water to get low, and
turned cold water into the heating boil
ers Two boilers exploded with terrific
1ofce one being blown 500 feet, pass
mg through the dryhouse and dropping
through railroad trestle into the wa
ter. w. Armstrong, the fireman, and J.
" hltemofe We're killed outright, and
z. ". NeWhifk scalded beyond hope Of
recovery.
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FOR OFFERING 70 TAKE 4 BRiBE
Indictment Aeafnst ~eHat0r &clafer Of
the Lllinois !eaislature.

the IEIIdols I-e8I@TatUTe.
Peoria, Ill, Oct. 26.-The grand jury
this afternoon returned an Indictment
against Simon Schafer Of Chicago,
representative Of the last legislature.
for Offering to receive a bribe. He in
troduced a bill prohibiting the feeding
If slop 10 cattle, There is evidence that
he tried to get money from Peoria dis
tillers to kill the bill
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LIKE an oLo.TfMe STAGE ROBBERY

Lt\G 49, Oi--- wi . A0E IIOL B-aH Y
5iol,}-Jr itt Sou her Ii no Carl .tuctea
i1 q lrrote sionat Manner.
Boise. Oct. 29.--The stage from Nam
pa to Silver City was held up yester-
day near the Snake river. The robbery
was committed about noon. It was
done very deliberately and the two
men who We're concerned appeared to
be old hands at the business E. d.
MCGOWAN of this city was relieved of
q gold watch and a small amount Of
money. The robbers did not offer to
interfere with the mail. saying they did
not care to get into trouble with the
government. The express box had moth
ing in it. The stage was stopped in the
open plain. After the robbery occurred
the highwaymen cut the wires so that
they could get a good start of the Of
ficers. There is no clue to them.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02
DROPPED TIE LOTTERY FEATURE

Insurance. cien G4t Into Trouble with
Uncle Sam.
Chicago, Oct 2s.-The Indictment
against Ex-Governor John L. Bever-
idsa, Samuel NJ, Bidson and Freder-
ick .. Arnold, for alleged violati OF
the lottery laws Of the United States,
has been dismissed by General John c.
Black, United States district attor-
ney The gentlemen We're officers OF q
life insurance company, q semi -tontine
feature Of which is said to be in the
nature Of lottery They We're sur
priaed to learn that they Were violating
federal laws and Immediately abandon-
ed the feature
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AUST RALlAN 5Po8TsmEN ARE GAME


V-TTTTIF5 TOT
A1n-a cas- up,
London, oct, 26.-,rhe withdrawal of
the challenge Of Charles D. Rose, for
The Americas cup, will not affect the
intention OF Herbert Muir, the wealthy
Australian merchant, to build a yacht
with a syndicate for the purpose Of
challenging for the Americas cup.
W esteln Australians are to hold ban
qG4l in November. which will be pre-
sliced over by distinguished sporting
peer, and it is expected that the pro-
h0uncemeht regarding the Westralia
viii then be made, il IS virtually set
tied that the Westralia viii be built
on the Clyde
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SAILOR WA5 AWARDED DAMAGES


o. Cr4ei ireatiueHt.
Seattle, Wash, Oct. 29.-Judge Han
ford Of the United States court has
awarded $500 damages to Louis Bold
in, a negro sailor on the Chilean ship
Atacaina, against ]. NJ, Mclean, the
owners agent, and j. Jenson, the cap
tain. for cruel treatment which has &c
prtyed him permanently Of the use Of
his hands.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02

| Concord, n. H. Oct. 29.-Over his own
signature and under the caption. "Our
Coming War With England. a Pre-
diction,' Senator Chandler gave out
the following statement last night.
War between the United States and
England is inevitable. 1t will arise on
account Of British disregard of our di-
rect interests. 1t will also be forced
bS BRUSH encro2chments upon other
nations all over the world. 1t will be
fought by US, having Russia as the
European ally AS offensive war on
our part, it may not happen within 20
years; as defensive war, it may come
sooner and should be welcomed. A sure
result would be the capture and per
mane1t acquisition of Canada by the
United States. England proposes to
selze from the United States a portion
ot Alaska. She is destroying indepenfi-
ent. governments in all parts of the
globe. She treats American sentiment
and remonstfance with insoIence ana
Defiance
For Eindfcation Of the Monroe doc
tine in the western hemisphere and
the protection of these independent GOV
efnments in the eastern hemisphere.
here &hj in islands of the ocean, it is
necessary that the United States should
prepare for war with England 1t had
better come now and be over with than
~ years from now. We ought to define
our position and say if not assented to
We shall fight to maintain it.
1T viii take some time to prepare for I
an offensive war, but defensive war
can come none too soon. Let England
begin. Russia Will be our sure ally. She I
IS the great absolute monarchy ana the .
United States the great republic of the I
world The former needs and is en-
titled to seaport in the warm region +
u which England persistentIy depriEes T
lef but she wants no more territory. T
The United States wants the Sandwich I
Stands and q foothold in the West In
lies Together they can defy the
world. They must and will restrain
he brutality and bloody avarice Of
treat Britain. Let this be understood
u once and let England strike the first
'l0W II she chooses. A million OF men
nd muskets will oyerrun Canada and
tnSiand's commercial ships viii be
Wept from the ocean. Let England be-
i'm We ought to begin il it is neces-
airy to save to Venezuela the mouth of
he Orinoco"
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02

Ni!i Not lie anaidate for Senator
From IiIiGOis.

Ef0m IIIIEOls.
Springfield, I'LL, Oct. 26.-Governor
Altgeld announced today that he would
not be q candidate for the United
states senatorship next year, as even
if the democrats make a grand sweep
next year, the republicans, with II hold
over senators. are certain Of a major
ity Of five or six III joint ballot in the
legislature.
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2A TAE BaRI<G sE4 CoNveNTioH

3A Tt7E BaHI~G sE4 CoNVsNTfo@
@.sraJia:, :sisnis re- uad Ganf-rene.
'>ith s~cretar. Otney.
Washington, Oct 28.-sir Mackenzie
Bowel, premier of Canada, and sir
Charles Tupper, minister Of JUSTICE, who
are here to attend the Bering sea con
Eention, were presented to Secretary
0lney this afternoon. They were ac-
companied by Sir Julian Paunceforte
and the staff Of the British embassy.
The conference lasted an hour and
half. II was stated that the two Cana
dians were present simply To advise
Sir Julian Pauncefote III the discussion
of the settlement Of the British claims
that no formal commission had vet
Deen decided upon, and tnat proceed
iIgs 50 far were simply preliminary
~ character. The state department has
not vet announced any Of the details
gf the convention.
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-II - sd ETnn. V1de 7TCn37IS { n p
1he Treasury Iepnrtins nt
Washington, Oct sc. 3. Mangum
a middle-ased crank who claims To
come from the state Of Washington
called at the treasury department and
Interstate commerce commission today
and presented claim for large sums
against the government. At the former
he demanded that Treasurer Morgan
pay S317, 100000 for the loss or gold he
said he sustained by the sinking Of the
steamer Victoria.
at the interstate commerce commits
sion office he reduced this claim to $780,
600.
He wss taken into custody BY the po-
lice.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02
3EPUTY INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

slajor :. L. ,Settleton It's Received the
-app inttne2f.
Olympia, Wash, Oct. 29.-Major S.
R. Nettleton, a member of the last leg
islature, has been appointed deputy
Insurance commissioner, to supply the
vacancy made by the resignation Of 4.
G. McGargar.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02
TOTAL REGISTRATION IN NEW YORK

Failing OF from lasr Year OF Twenty
seven Thousand.
New York, Oct 26.-The total regis
tration in this city for the fourth and
last day was 47,270. The registration for
the corresponding day last year was
1851. the total registration this year
was 281,085, last year 308,385.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02

North Yakima, Oct. 2s.-Dave Weddle.
the cattle thief convicted last week.
this morning was sentenced BY Judge
Graves to six years in tha peniten-iary.
Attorney Parker, for the defendant
states that the case viii be appealed
to the supreme court.
= motion for 4 new trial was de
MED BY Judge Graves.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02
J5EL sHoraUNs on Tf4E CoNvlc rs

Ii Guards were u. rctle~s HI Hen TEsi1
i rE5@ Tiled a scare.
st. Louis, Oct. 2S.-A special to the
Republic from Dallas, Texas, says:
Some convicts IN the camp on the
Fort Worth road made a break for lib
erty today and the guards freely used
their shotguns on them. Three Of the
fugitiEes were shot, one killed outright
and the other two wounded, one Of
whom made his escape along with sew
aral others who were not wounded"
There is continued improvement in all
linac af troda at AuCy1sfo
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02

farmers Loan { Trust Ca1nrany Wear.
Of Court u garaies


COMING OUT 10 LOOK FD7 I-ezt
FARMERS loan trust GaInranE Near
- ooo'f 'fia@+ie+-
New YORK, Oct. 28--Ihc Farmers
Loan 4 Trust Company IS trustee tin
s#gss j. de.4uLt 1,t H., hes come t. deter
@ondholders Oh that corpora ffan I,traf
of tha v,,,arc-la " ~ ga,,.ra9
States courts along thu lines Of recaiv.
arships and despairlng of The n0ssif,i1.
ity Of bringing about an agreement fa.
tween the several contaDfine NJ rriss
the trustee has come to tha conc177si,g
that its president shah undertake. .I,e
mission OF appeali7g III person ta tFs
several western United States 5f7r.a.
to agree uron srch nalicv a. ,aera< <,57s
Md question of Jurisdiction an5 tha ,a,..
i s0nnal 8f tha receivers az viii a,r3+,,
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The LIBERALS ARE no RE5RGA. lZE
National Conference III frGiard Prom
ises ID De H;i~ls Attended.


London, oct. 22-Eotwithstandin
the opposition of the party whips and
liberal managers. the general national
conference of that party called last All
gust by the political committee Of the
National Liberal Club promises to be
one of the most widely representative
gatherings Of that element ever held.
This action was something in the ma
tufe Of an usurpatiOn. inasnlGch as the
National Liberal Federation and the
Central Liberal Association have llith-
erto held undisputed sway over the
councils Of the party. The failure OF
these bodies TO take action, however,
looking to considerable III Of the causes
Of the recent liberal overthrow, and the
necessity for a thorough reorganization
of the party forces prompted the Ma
tional Liberal CI' b to shoulder the re-
sp0nsibility.
Representatives o. every liberal asso-
citation have already arrived here in
anticipation Of t0morr0W;s meeting, the
organizations represented including the
National Reform Union, the Midland
Liberal Association, the London Scot
tis}l Association ana the Welsh associa-
tion.
The gathering win mark thu fnaugu-
ration of a root ana branch reform in
the National Liberty party. and lead
10 the constitution of q permanent eau
7us, which viii give orders To, instead
2f receiving them from tl1e party Whips,
Nho have hitherto dominated in the
party councils There is considerable |
doubt IS to whether the Irish alliance i
VIII be retained
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VAN ALIEN MUST BE IRRESIsTIBL {

col. co't Says hrs Cot Was charmed
~ hal Geariemau.
Newport, r. l., Oct. 29-James G.
Van Allen has been arrested on a writ
charging him with alternating a wife's
affections, sworn out by Colonel S.
Colt, and has given 5000, 600 bail.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02

There is continued improvement in all
lines Of trade at Augusta.
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CLAIMS FoH PENSIONS R5Jzor=l

C-AlM5 ron PENSIONS REJECTED
.'Eraa t2efrs II a.Ee tNashruates.sz
/ Needy Sete-"ns tIav4rmm1t:t A!ai
Washington D. G., Oct. 28.-The claim
for an Increase Of pension Of Captain
David z. Jones Of Tacoma has been
rejected on the ground that the present
rate Of $l5 a month is sufficient to cover
existing disabilities. Captain Jones was
~ command Of company a. 83rd Penn
sylEania volunteers. during The late
war ana received d she'll wound in the
left arm ana elbow There is ample
evidence before the pension bureau OF
his present disabilities from rheuna-
tlsm ami insomnia and general debility.
but the medical officers nave declined to
accept the same as the result Of the
previous wound
Rudolph 3. Scott, alias Charles B.
Scott, Who served in the United States
navy during the civil war, has been re-
fused pension both under the general
law ana under the act Of June 27, 1890.
Representative Hyde Of Spokane has
Interested himself il this case because
Aff. Scott is greatly disabled unable to
earn the support for his family and in
needy circumstances. Despite all the
showing that has been made to the pen
sion bureau MI, scott's claim has been
rejected. The ground for rejection,
however,, is that the testimony furnish
ed to thu department does not show dis
abilities IN q pensionabIe degree Thia
desired evidence, 1t is believed, can be
readily produced, and the pension com
missioner has promised Representative
Hyde That when such evidence is fur
nished the matter win be reconsidered.
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.I4ld e-Aged Crank Nnde ncman1> u n
me ITensurN lennrtln. 1T

His cLAIM WAS FOR MjlGloN=
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Omaha tobbers say that the dsmand
seems to be for the cheaper lines.
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GIVEN BACK To lH4 Bank AGAIN
,-ontrol " TILE - 5ss.stz- rn-rieau Taken
Lra.n &C. .-.r4.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-02

our million ballots.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-08

Hundreds OF people are visiting DR.
Darrin at the Hotel Chilberg, Tacoma
for relief OF their chronic ailments, and
that they do not seek in vain is shown
by the following list of people who
have been cured by electricity and
remedies:
Il. J. Mcclellan, postmaster at Ten.
inc. Wash, deafness, cured.
]. Brouillett, 1,l2l A street, Tacoma
deafness, cured.
William Lane, Alderton, Wash.
rheumatism, restored.
William A. Hutson, 2,6ll Twelfth
St., Tacoma, rheumatism, catarrh and
deafness, cured.
Mrs. A. j. Smith, 4O7 Thirty-tirsi
street, Tacoma, catarrh and bronchitis
and intlamed eyes, restored.
Mrs. J. Batdori's child, Tacoma
granulated eyelids, cured.
Miss Nellie Firth, 3,71l Adams ave.
nue., Tacoma, catarrhal deafness, cured
J. w. Evans, Roy, Wash, catarrf
and pain in the heart, cured.
Mrs. Bell Harrison, Newcastle
Wash, general nervous debility anC
complication of female troubles pc
cular to her sex, restored to health.
w. X. Duncan, Heath's addition
Spokane. Wash, large scrofulous swell
ing and tumors in neck, cured.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner, Ravennf
Park. Wash, chronic catarrhal brOn
chitis, general debility, ETC., cured.
A score of others might here be
mentioned did not the want of space
forbid.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-08

In the Supreme Court yesterday
the following decisions were recorded
Howard w. Baker ct al, respondents
vs.. The Washington Iron Works Co.
corporation, appellant; from King
county. Judgment appealed from af
tirmed.
David webb, appellant vs.. William
L. Stephenson. respondents; from
King county. Judgment affirmed.
State OF Washington ex rel the
Washington Bridge Company, q cor
poration, relator vs.. Superior Court Of
Snohomish county, respondent; from
Snohomish county. Order complained
of set aside and held for naught.
Samuel ID. Gustin ct al, respOn
dents, vs. Thomas Jose ct al, appellant
from King county. Judgment az
frmed.
j. II. Dennis, appellant, VS.. kass 4
Co., a corporation, ct al, respondents
from King county. Judgment re
versed and cause remanded for Il new
trial.
W. F. Hayes and W. f. Humphrey
appellants, VS.. J. II. Dennis, A. n
Wales. Ollie Wales and Sophia Peter
son, respondents; from King county
Judgment reversed and cause re
manded with instructions to override
demurrer.
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Sherif's Sale.

IN the Superior Court Of the State of Washing
ton, for ThurstOn county.
Mary c. wetherill, Plaintiff. VS.. BENJAMIN b
Turner and Retta q. Turner his wife, Dell
Mauerman, N 5. Porter and Cudahy Packing
Co., corporation, Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF a special execution 10
sued out of the Superior Court Of the State OF
Washington, holding terms at Olympia In and
for Thurston county, said State, on the 18th day
oil February. 1895. on judgment and decree rem
dered in said court on the 25th day OF February
1888. in favor of the above named plaintiff, Mary
c. Wetherill. and against the above named de
PENDANTS, benjamin Turner and Retta e. Tur
ner, for the sum of three thousand one hundred
seventy five and il-lOO ($3 i75 4 dollars, togeth
er with an attorneys fee and costs Of this action
taxed at thirty five and 4O-l00 $35.40) dollars
with interest at the rate of per cent from date
and amounting in all to the sum of three thous
and two hundred ten and sOl00 (s III. sO) dollar
which said special execution was to me as Sheriff
of Thurston county, Washington, duly directed
and delivered and by which am commanded Il
sell at public auction according to law. the fol
lowing described real estate. tO-wit:
Lots one ~, two (2), three (S). four az, five Is
SIX TO-. seven ca. eight (s) nine 90 and ten (iO)
all 10 block number three (3). of Central Add
tion to the city Of Olympia. Washington, accord
ing TO the plat of said Central Addition, now OF
file and of record in the Office of the County Au
ditor of I hurston county, Washington.
fublic notice Is hereby given that have thi'
day levied upon the above described real estate
and Ill on the LIST day of April, 4. d. 1879 Ut /,
O'Clock A. N. of said day; at the front door OF III,
Court House of said Thurston county, i'll tn,
city of Olympia. sell the same at public auction
! TO the highest bidder for cash or 40 much there
ists said last above named amount, togethe
with Increased costs and increased interest.
Dated March LIST, \. ID. lS95
GEO. CASTOR,
sheriff Of Thurston county, Wash gton
| FITCH 4 Campbell, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
| Date Of first publication. March l, 1897.