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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
KlTrRELL on THE HusTINGs.

Huntsville. Texas, October 27.-Judge
Norman &. Kittrel addressed the Bryan.
scwal and Culberson club at the court
house last night. delivering an able ad-
dress OF two hours The judge LETT today
for Leon county. % speak there.
The withdrawal Of Hon. a. c. Tompklns
from the congressional race VIII. IL ia
thought by many. improve the chances o.
Hon. T II. Ball, The gold men and re-
publlcens are row turned loose to choose
between q free silver advocate aud hat.st.
and az between the two there is little doubt
as TO which they will prefer.
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RrrunLlcANs nIvlnEn.

Wnmonton. Texas. october 90. As tho
election approaches the interest in politics
increases The Rogers, Rhoanc regular TO-
publican faction viii support the whole
State democratic ticket, while the Sher-
mark. Siohrecht crowd will support the
fusion plan.
Candidates for county offices are active
looking after their forces. Everyone is
dreaming OF Joy, but how many viii wake
to sorrow.
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d. G. Shepard.
u. p Ellis.
First Committee.
T, $. Wilkinson. Jr..
A. G.. Hilliard.
Contestants.
COMMITTEES REpORT

10 the republicans of the Foriieth rep
resentatvo district of Texas. as well us
to the republicans Of the State and Va
tion: L. :. Wilkinson Jr., of Brazorin.
and \ C. billiard and NJ G. Jackson OF
Matasorda, each claims the republican
nomination for representative Of this dis
trict But according to evidence and party
law. We find y. $. Wilkinson. Jr to BE
the nominee OF the republicans of this DIS
trict and We ask for him the most hearty
support Of all the republicans OF Brazorla
and Matagorda counties.
Signed. October % 1886,
u. G. Shepard
II p. Fills.
Executive Committee Fortieth Represen-
tatiVc Digtric, ~ Texas
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nAsnlELL AZ HEARNE.

iIcnrno, Texas, October 27 Hon. l..
r. Dashicli candidate for Pictorial repre-
sentative of this district spoke In liearno
last night to large audience of ladies and
gentlemen His speech was enthusiastical
~ received, His defense of the state adj
mnistratlOn was masterly. ana his ar
rnignmcnt OF the "fusionists" was telling.
lie is doing fine missionary work for tho
democracy In this district,
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1ato Tor state senator from the Eighteenth
district is canvassing i.avaca county this
week
James ! Shclhurnc today commences a
canvass of this county aud it ls believed
,hh' ne Wi'l be able TO persuade many gold
bugs to support him
Il y. Melton. popLlst nominee for
comptroller, is too busy here at home tn dn
any eauvassnc elsewhere i.avaca county
Is about to lie wrcsted from the cutchcs ii
tho pops
i''kcla OF many kinds have hocu printed
aud unless the voter is careful he my
miss voting for some one
HiNo ns thc Australian ballot is the
cry everywhere.
The republican county chairman hne iu-
strucVons from the powers that hc" 30
put I"pNiai state nominees alone ou re-
nuhlicam tl,l.i
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Corpus Christi, Texas. October 20 Judge
Tohmas W Dodd Of Laredo made strong
speech at the market hall In this city last
night IN support OF the presidential aud
congressional candidates OF the democratic
party. He viii speak IN as many placcs
In this congressional district before elec-
ton day as p0sa.blc.
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HAS NOT RESIGNED.

Caldwell. Texas. October 81 j. L.
Blocker. colored. secretary Of the republic
can executive committee OF this congress
sioial district. who threatened 10 resign
WIN Hiram McGer was deposed. has re-
considered his rash statement and is stili
In line with the republican party.
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HOLDING SECRET MEETINGS.

Bryan, Texas, October "a Tho popu-
lists have issued a circular announcing
secret ceilings throughout the county dur
INK the week. The meetings are held with
closed doors and strongly guarded on tho
outside.
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GEORGE WALTON AT PALESTINE

Palestine. Texas. October 2s-iIon.
George L. Walton spoke TO a good audience
hero tonight In the open air at Mcknigh,
plaza. His speech was listened to with
good attention aud brought forth frequent
applause.
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ToRrIErH pIsrRIcr.


p. s. Wilkinson Jr., Decided to BE the
Republican Nominee.
To the Editor OF Tho Post
Rraaoria, Texas. october "A Herewith
are the minutes OF the republican cxocu.
tive committee OF the Fortlcth representa-
tive district OF Texas.
Republican Executive Committee Sos
sion at shiloh. Matagorda County. To..is.
October - 1896. To tile republicans Of
the Fortieth representative distric, OF
TeAas a. well AS to the republicans of tn
state and Nation: T.. 5. Wilkinson. Ir..
\. ), ililliard and NJ. c. Jackson. each
claims the republican nomination of the
d!slrict above named for representative
y d. llonsloy is the deilnC rattle nnmi-
nee. II is the duty of the republican cXoc-
utNe committee Of the district above
named TO make known to the republican
uhlie which Is the republican nominee.
W wilkinson, lllliard or Jackaon. so thar
the proper nominee may Ect the fun vote
OF the republicans of the district and thus
prevent the election of a democrat by rc-
publiran votes. Therefore. We, the frs,
Undersigned members Of the commuters
above named having been legally convened
therefor, do hereby pledge ourselves to
try the above named contest case. acc1rl-
inc to party law and evidence. and to
uulhlully make known TO you the result
of the trial
And We, the secondly undersigned por-
sons, each claiming the nomination above
named, do hereby pledge ourselves TO
abide by the action of the above named
named.
~ Cb,,,,A
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Rockport. Texas. October &c. Political
discussion has grown quite warm here
about OF late. particularly over local mat
tiers. partisans Of some Of the local can
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Livingston Texas. october III Thu roun-
ty executive committoe convened IN county
Judge Mauys office at O'Clock today to
formulate aud Issue tickets Tor the ensuing
election. The candidacy OF Judge George
D. Neal Of Grimes county war considered
bN the committee and his name viii appear
on the ticlct as democratic nominee for
state senator,
Thc popnlis; committee and candidate,
convened In secret session at their hall
where the latest Instructions from head
quarters were property dispensed through
Chairman Puts. who SIN insists that there
rs no fusion or If There ia he has tailed 10
hear of It, yet lie admits that many popu.
lists viii Not" for Mckinley Kcurhy ticket
sooner thnn for Bryan mud ScWall and FREQ
silver, knowing and admitting as they all
dn mat Nchinloylsm and the gold standard
are the rankcst opposition to the principles
heretofore advocated hV thcm
Inc leading republicans insist TINT fusion
mas been Effected ana TINT they have posi-
tive and direct instructions 10 work and
vote accordingly. Thoro are but TOW white
republicans In the county the pnrtv bclue
Illuminated by the colorod brother. for
whom Chairman Green hts shown so little
love I'm his recent removals OF objectionable
district ard county ch1irnru most. n not
all ol whom were replaced by white men
more IN harmony with his Wishes
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lN LANHAM's DISTRICT.

Dublin. Texas. October 20. Much inter
as. is centored in the congressional race.
bu, the general opinion prevails that Hon.
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TO Express Himself Regard
Ing the Deal.
.ls1s ARE LEFT IN THE DARK.
GAIN Chairman Fails to Warn
AGAINST Their Transfer to
coIdbu. McKinley-Why?

hs State OF Texas. and simply be-
M Post desired to know If the pop
d,man was endeavoring to yarn
and file of his party against the
of Eddie Green and his cohorts.
ost man called on Chairman Brad
he bewildercd gentleman appeared
private office. evidently very much
Try.
vent time to talk to you now"
Bradley,
h have bu, a few questions to ask"
ed The Post man
makes no difference; do not want
thered with YOU two minutes and
aid Mr.. Bradley.
uld like to ask YOU The Post cor
ent said, III you have issued any
hons to the voters in your party
them against the designs OF Eddie
Green and pr. John Grant. as shown
circulars published recently in The
d other newspapersY
mn Marlin, NJ sn,h c,rculorsn Gaia
Rdiey. Il saw publication of what
ID 10 De Il circular III the papers II
tply signed chairman State cxccu-
klmittec, and | have no reason TO
Ina, II came from Chairman Green"
not denied at headquarters of the |
Jan party venlurcd The Post man
H. don't care to talk TO Won. / |
h. wouldn't tell you ANYTHING
bmpaien work anyhow" rctortcd
4n Bradley His last remark WAS
snappsh voice and without the
|rmallt!cs Of courtesy due a visitor. !,
ID into The other room. leaving The |
trespundout alone with about n ION
lislc literature to comfort him.
that is the way Chairman bradley
very serious matter. He is ne
fore the 30 Of November. If Eddie
md those Indiana immirrants who
ng Eddie what to do and how Ia
pve mlsroprosented facts in tho So
fular that was captircd before Tho
D which it was printed was ary
Pn Bradley could very easily exposr
Pine.
pan Green SAYS there is a fusion
deal has been made Whereby
Pllist vote is to 20 to Mckinley and
ana says I'VE have agreed to this
4 and ' Cb '%yy agrP p,., Wllh. Marion
IN in conference WIN uI'' ,o, naYl eaen
h parties 10 Tho con,r,o,, 'S"' t,"'lS-
! auth >rlty do Williams ana ma
|cse of the ponulI.t vnto9 w, ''','
(ed them to eivn n an -, az mas
ks Of ballots uf froo -, .,, I"
questions thai .,n a., ,t,. n4"
I,ihehf' ana az popniisr bradley
pl present the head of the neon,c's
lsahization In Texas. win NOT he
Eeo by The Post correspondent. if
F'es well to ask those uu,s,ions
4
fct OF the matter is. Marion WI {
Fn talked too much. ana ur,,,iov
sa'heh enough. and thew are zach s
ea'al and the crested broa,,ors nf I
r. sea Marion mas said a Ion of {
" DIS tour about tha Stoto ,nn ,
IeIy time he has opened hia nnnth l
an ain a ns 1927 In it. bradley gill nat
I that viii me cl P9'i tlo lhey are now
-1ll Tor explanation.
mas through The moa,pm Of
'e,''r which he Thought Womb
only by the faithful. stated ,ho,
! has been formed bct~ce, 'n ,"e
sd and the G. o. p. and f eraa iry
' sy or affirm Therefore nrn,ho'. r
ro Wy evading the question ieavos
, .n that he has nctod v,i,h ,ha !,
a sm MANAGERS He docs no, ~, sn,' ma I
re Of the wolf t., '', sn 'rl''ls then Il
sneakinr among f ,%en ha clothing /.
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THE WILD CAT BANK SCARE Oh, 1900

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FUSION sETrLEp HIM

Executive Committee Fortieth Rep
tative District OF Texas.
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HARDY
HALL
ARMS co.
which . Cuban can. under ordinary cir.
cur stances. send his child.
The Grievances OF Cuba,
COG First Ave.

no oHhCN sAkAUS va &OU1s
Aurat Halstead In Review OF Reviewp.
However. the policy of Spain is plainly
TO use Cuba for . pasture land set apart
for official favoriies-the men with pulls
In Spain for places In Cuba-hut with
no standing on the island, or purpose Of
becoming citixens-with public trusts and
profits; and 1t il the effect OF this sys.
tenn. and that Of keeping up q military
force In Cuba by the manipulation Of the
CONSUMPTION system. 20 ~ TO induce many
thousands of young Spaniards to go
there and take salaries for situations that
permit volunteering at rates that exclude
the young men Of Cuba from competition.
There never was invented =
scheme Of oppression moro acute
and vicious than this. Under II the
5000 volunteers are fed on Cuban vitals.
The cost OF the force. like the interest on
the war debt, comes out Of the soil and sky
and labor OF Cuba, and u to be charged
to the common account.
The Spanish colonial policy. as the sta
tistics OF her commerce show. Is that the
Spanish manufacturers shall have the
monopoly OF the markets, and more than
half the trade OF Barcelona Is Cuban and
forced upon Csbans. SO that though It
IS still true. owing TO the bonded indebt-
edness resting upon the Cubans. that TO
dollar Of the revenue raised In the island
dckuaiiy SotS ~ Spdiu, sun, inc CUBAN
saying that their island builds and fur
nishes the modern castles and palaces
Of Spain Is often true, and the way this
Il done is worse than direct taxation.
There IS no reciprocity treaty between
Spain and Cuba. Spain 10 . buyer Of
sugar. Does she buy In the Cuban mar
kets No: she buys beet sugar IN Germany.
discriminating against her own sugar pian-
tation. Spain Is . buyer Of tobacco and
has 4 monopoly OF &C. Does she patronixs
her own tobacco farmf No. sir: she buys
the weed for her monopolistic manufac-
turers in old Virginia
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william rearse. q ratsve Of CsnsSa- srs.
Paul Anderson. a native OF Nreay We
assniitsa 20 citizenship BY Judge ose0rn
yesterday.
T. YAxtnsky was yesterday given per-
y,lsshor hy Judge Osborn to intervene n
the case Of Lyman AasTeaea Va FER
dirand Toklas
A, order for the sale CT the property =
az Amersean Coal Company. a; some date
nSs sarllsr than Man II. vas signed yes
t~r,lav nv Judge Osborn
Judge Langley YESTERDAY eerscc : TO
ssas, Tor a rev trial OF tAe csst OF W
S~.sse ~ silica pueu91e. II IS ondes-
asocd. will appeal 10 TIE supreme sour
In Ju.x> Hurnes' court yesie-vtsy Chsrtss
II parlsis was arraigrst on enArsS -
ASSAULT WITH in'ent to DO srssoas eeS.iy
ham ana Was given uzta To-Day % bseSa-
Judgments were ried r. the supericr
.-e,,r, Yesterday IN tire fcllcws.s eas~ss
1,n~. NsftenAl hank vs. Nsrk > SetlSs
- a. xasa william II Nase- as a.
r,fn.stra.or. ~ o. 5. GALLOWAY - 49,
tsSAsA
M.v-4sre Iicr-~es were issues yefserdsy
Ear R-hsrt y. Crvcksrd. q san fFa'sxs-
- ar,. Mary n kiS&ttc. 81 Seatte. a
Asanrlta ard Linda Nsskaness BOT. g. -
stlie, Jcssph &. Cur1nsaxs ana Nss-se
Newell both % seattle.
Articles 81 t-ccrrorzttcz se- re Cc'E,sss
yesar,.stsor Nluxrg Company we're bssa
y~.t<rStay With ths ccuoys andi;sr Asss
so-r,erss c NJ Sse<Ass ss4 yasesa hso-
aeyhN,ss, capital stock. &.ssss. trss,te,s.
a. N sAeafe. Joseph Raaaevaasn - =
Cassa. 0rprIv H kiES. harry d saseS~
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Steamer Greyhound viii mako IN excuf.
o1on TO Port Orchard today leaving Col
man Cock At c'csock in the axtarnooo,
and returning at = o'clock
On and after May / the steamer Gar
lads leaving time from Seattle to Port
Townsend. Port Angeles and Neah bay
Wi 30 At e. m Mondays. Wednesdays
and FridAys
Steamer WaisA WAllA sailed for San
frAnslsco a O'clock yesterday morning.
carrying the following passengers: Mss
3 Harson. Miss I. Miller, Alfred Cola.
Emery. Mrs Bertha Fischer. Miss L.
Merxbaca. Maud Beaton- Mr. and Mrs- w.
Primrose. Mrs. Thomas Beaton. Charles
Rose. ". ". Buck. II. whitrey. n. Myer.
y ard Mrs: } +. kissr: Thomas Price.
I. s: Williams. Mrs. H Q. Bauer. Mrs.
T. w. Christopher. q. l. Turner. y. kana-
uel. Q. DrisAo. q. Dora Ms. +. Peter
son, Mrs. IL. Lambs, Mrs II. L. Slumer
and child. c. Radcl.r. Mr. and Mrs. L. n.
Marital and child. Pearl Aartell. Mrs. p.
H.eng, George A. Burns. Mrs. 0. W. But
rink. r. ". Nuiligan, E. II. HIN. n. w.
Brown. Mrs.. J. A. Kirby. Annie Brown.
J. Brown. Elizabeth Williams. h BAyiis.
j. HaDeeu.
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CASES SET FOR TRIAL.
In the superior court yesterday oasss
were set for trial as follows:
Judge Langley.

In the superior court yesterday eases
were set for trial as follows:
Judge Langley.
Edwin fvsy Vs. James Parks Nay IL
~ scet,.sh :, ,u Mortgage =, Company
Heritable Securities Mortgage and In
vsst,nent Company W. John b. Denny st
Peter Hssssr ". Waiter MAnney ., a.,
May IS
Dennis Keeler vs. Commercial Printing
COMPANY nIasyg e s, al; Ma. s,S 70 Ia, so.,.
Seattle safe Deposit ard Trus, Company
Harriet Emery va Henrietta Hicks e,
Pnvidrnt Loan and Trust Company VI.
J. F. Mcknight ct al. May IS.
Anna w 3. keator VS.. Ella a. Morris =,
RI livingston VS.. Joseph Daouss e, al.
Waldo spaidinx vs.. o. N. Nelson ct al.
Northern Counties Investment rrus.
B,,k q British col,ms,s. q Portland
scottish nH Am~rlean Mcrtrsse = Company
L. A. During vs.. S. J. Collins. May q.
ct N AL Msy e. e Bolster e, VI. '. Edward
II; woodrun e Al. May q.
Company ct al va John S. Brown ss a..
r. ". Mcdaniel Va. J. M. Frink =, al.
Edward g. Fuller W. Lyman H. Rogers.
May IS
is, isa.s rineu' va Richard 'ers ct al.
Manhattan Trus, Company Va Seattle
Coal and Iron Company. June L
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company ~.
John Sanger ct al. Jure =
Amy. c. Jackson vs. J. +. H. Morris.
Thomas De VIII, cuyier ct al vs. Charles
Z. Carleton e, al. June 3.
Edward Bieweti VS.. Albert w. Basa ct
Judge Osborn.
John II. Alien vs.. Terence o'Brien ct
seattle National bank Va r. W. I'm
mons E, 4. I IN Nay =, u h.n,., n Hin ...x.
' Hsrr.. Eistsr Va the city Of Seattle
5 lone: vs. ": sd sss.. s'' H., NAY "
c r u. Hall vs. James II. wooiery,
.iShn e. Risedorph vs.. W. X Fitzgerald
" Rosenseid,. Smith Company va l. Kom
George i. Hall ., a. vs. puwanish
Dairy Company e, al. May =
Abigail J. seavey vs. Rss r. ha'has'
Terry King VS.. James j. Hni ct Al.
nee George o E Han =, :. q. :. Nay vs. o0"aH'''
schwasacher Bros. vs.. the city OF Seat
i Berg vs., n, p Peters. May -.
csgsr 8 Levy vs. the e'' OF seA'
Judge uurne>-
S,... ". Daniel C'r<arv. assault with
intent TO commit murder. May ~
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Armies of Invasion.

In ranks bearing arms. 20 per cent black
and 81 per cent white
where the Negroes Are.
or those not IN arms. but who should be
called Insurgents. on account OF their sym
rafhiss and their work with money and
other Influences for the cause. the whites
are almost nine 20 one IN excess OF the
blacks. for the reason that practically all
the latter who have not gone TO the woods
are IN the columns OF Spanish volunteers.
The FIRST thing that strikes stranger N
Cuba r. the number OF negroes marching
among the Spanish troops. They are the
negroes % the cities The negroes OF the
country have been armed AMI sent out by
white plantation owners or have enlisted
with ,he rebels. knowing that to remain
hehira means death at the hands OF the
FIRST spanish column. or Imprisonment The
records Of all the provinces, the reports
o. Spanish commanders and the prociama-
tons % Gen Weyier ordering the country
people into the cities make u easy now 10
eccouut for ali the negroes in the island.
IN ihis wsr the negroes have been looked
uran ard treated. dS<stiess properly. as
rahel sympRthlzers, yet In the ten years'
war they were, 20 the extert % al least 81
rsr cent. of the fslan3's black population
II tire spanish ranks. This is a matter OF
record. II : hyword IN Cuba that the
resrocs prevented the Cahans succeeding
n the ten years war.
TIE w-~ster part ~ Tire ts,anfs negro
population Is in the sugar districts Of
Ma;anzss and Santiago De Cuba. ard q
reference 70 the table Will show IN those
two provinces 4 considerable representation
OF their color holeirg commands.
Samples OF ssRandft~.-
AZ 90 tAe character % ths rea who
are N tse ttst % officers. roeAs-g need be
said % Maeeo or Conner TAsy rnsxh: b.
psrR~ons o. perfection. ci0sking the bad
recor'x % their saAc-slnate<. IA, they
ar - vel known that something IN
d'cS-iog VIA: teTi o, men are Leading .ae
rcvotgssonary armies IN less conspicuous
positions l. a better rGsde 70 al intelis-
II judgment az the whole.
Francisco Garlic. mater general n Ma
:anzAs province, Is white rtar oxrer
cs ar estate In Sancsi splrt;sss When 10
was u &o-o Castle. last Scx@7.he-. Gen
Camps thosxAt 50 well Q: him. xud bore
such respect for the mar ans hs.
family. tAks Re has several interviews
VITA - prisoner - 70 ,as conditions
Nksca lad led 10 Csb@'a revolution, xas
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THE SALARY CUT.
Business Men Are Protesting
Against IL.


80 following Petition win be presented
,~l s city council at it's next meeting. in
as.tcn TO the Gu. In salaries, and will
saoaesediy come NJ a, tomorrow nights
unss the list of signers Is printed;
Seattle. Wash, April :. iSss
:, tne honorable Mayor and City coun-
Wy OF Observation-Disclosures: The under
~ 49, citizens hereby petition your honor
sa oeay that the salaries OF city en-
ee not reduced as proposed In pend
Ary ordinance. The petitioners be-
a.. snat salaries have already been re-
- 80 as low as compatible with obtaining
ue Services OF efficien, officers and tina,
~. reduction would be detrimental to
4 80 interests % the city. A. J. Prayer
EsSs tHaeh. Augustine & Co, ptngley-
~ , ek Company. William Calvert Jr-.
NJ warrington Rubber Company, Inc.
\ Bennett & Co, Albert Hansen. O.
j. F. Hunter. w. W. Houghton.
oener Co. r. u. Porter. c. r.
-. cooper 4 Levy. Kline a Rosen-
ons,,H = Clarke. F. A. Buck q Co. q. II.
A~r,. Sa.stens Bros, Feii,s Tent and
es company. wlnship Bros Com
10y J. r. Metcalfe. Frye Rrihn Com
I.y,.L kern. Frank 3. wies,iing. r. r.
Hsray-Hsll Arms Company.
N ,Sets'esni. Charles Buckingham,
n S1angh, J. II Piles. r. II. Finley.
Coe!entn. Il. F. Alexander. Her
A., ssven. A ". Wales. Palace Market.
neil, c c. Clark. A. n. Csneroa.
hicks. NJ ID. HAYNES. Crescent Man
H.sns Company. r. A. Bauer. A. n
h.sSy n Co. sam Frank. the wash
49, s1oe Manufacturing Company.
-. = Bryant. c. L. webb n. ~. Rich
A. is2er Company. George II. Adair q
n w. sar;o. q. r. Adams, Charles
n..seon. II. d. Kline. E. c. GAeasry. J. A.
A. seen q Co. C. O. Guy. J. w. Greg
h, S-orse Wirth. schvahacher Brcs>.
n sSnsseacher Hardware Company. l.
AeCu,cheoa. X. ;o,,.,r,r w. - Nc
AnswOrta . Dunn, +. NosAA. 9. I.
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An Improvident Husband.

Abandonment and failure to provide are
the charges made by Mrs Caroline A. Dom
ham against her husband. William =. Don
ham In sui. FOR divorce In the superior
court They were married at Washington
Iowa. January .. 1855. and have two little
girls. aged 10 And years. The mother says
Donham Is unit for the custody OF the
children. and she asks that they be award
"a to her
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POLICE NOTES.

VIM enisA end yano MURPHY. -
erueoe b. Judge Glasgow for Gghting.
Samuel Hamilton. one Of tbs police pa
eroi wagon drivers. Who las been IN for
come time with blood poison. u able to -
eg.
eoa.mAc, who Il called upoa freQuensiy
20 expizin how Il hApp<zed.' Vas haf0rs
Judge Glasgow yesterday afternoon He
sad that he went down town TO rescue .
Trend Who had beea drinking. and - Q
result spent his own mcosy. and got
drunk Ia The bargain. -TiftsaD dnVo."
oaid Judge glasgow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

II the case Of Pierre p. Ferry Va 10
.spn W. gregory and John Y. Ostrander,
Judge Osborn yesterday refused 10 s,rn
findings OF tact submitted by defendants
70 the effect that the 81 so loan was made
Tor the benefit OF Moody and Behrcns at
Mount Vernon. and that no part OF II was
paid to either of the defendants, neither OF
whom. ~ the Peoples Savings bank knees.
ever received any benefit from II. Find
inss favorable 20 the plaintiff were signed
by thu court.