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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08

Judicial Election iu Chicago Carried
by Republicans nv Piurniities
Axnrnsci mz =. 600 In The CITY

CHICAGO June THE judicial einetIon
tnazy Ras carried tsy the Republicans. Who
eitcted their delegates py piuyalif:es of
about = 1oa in the city and Aeo9 in TIE
ctx,f4tv outside Of tire city. Although t~c
ticket was called Republican. 81 Included
ali the fourteen Judges now on the bench
of tha csrct4st court, eight Republicans ani
s-x Democrats IN addition 10 the judges
o. the circuit court, Judges of lne superior
co2rf arpf one fl3ge % the supreme bench
were vosc1 I2r. bssS AaErader. for tne Ist-
tar position. and BreutanQ Tor tae former
were {n3or@e3 by Eae Republicans and
Democrats Tne silver pasty h2a aya can
GiiaJszs in tAs nsld for tae c3rca.g bench.
assat 3ts candidates secured 5st &aols one
af-a as many votes Rs tae Republicans
TIE interest IN The e4ectien was snail.
sgA~t74y aa&f tAs regular yose hesag po.lssi.
'I'sse a.sgssf4oes3 Turrens hand tssls aas VAS
ossssra ae5 g4tagfy adopted.
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Quiet at San Quentin.

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. June SO far as
external appearances arg concerned all
traces OF the recent trouble within the
state prison have disapreareA. With the
exception OF about - of the most unruiy
convicts. who are s,ill kept In solitary
confinement, all the strikers returned to
work as usual and performed the duties
required Of them this morning. with ey
cry appearance Of satisfaction. In fact.
many by extra diligence seemed anxious
20 yefrsave themselves for their share os
.aa trouble and used every means tr their
power 10 regain the gcod opinion of their
officers Despite she promising state Of
affairs. however. Warden Hale has no In
tsn,.on os relaxing the disciplinary ntSth
ofss for keeping h.s wards In subsection
which we're iHaugarsted last wses.
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KANSAS CITY. Iune 1.--At the direc.
ton OF Attorney General Mckenna. Tinted
States District Attorney John X. Waikef
today fled salt In the Federal court
against the Traders Live Stock Exchanee.
alleging violation u the Sherman anti
trust law OF 1870 AMI averrius that the
exchange is interfering with interstats
commerce. The auit is directed against
the 10 members OF the exchange. A. pro-
vsional and permanent injunction u
prayed for To restrain the members from
derriving people not members OF the ~.
soclation from enjoying full access TO the
Kansas city market. Judge Phillips hao
set the ease for July !.
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Rouutx for wo,x..

TOPEKA, Kan. June s.---Cattlemen 6e
Southwestern Kansas have round Il neces-
sary to raise fund FOR the scaipy of
wolves and coyotes. Hundreds Of calves
and sheep bavc been killed ky these peHtx
A bounty OF sia for grown wolves. = xf.
whelps and 81 for coyote scalps Will IA
paid by the association. Snortsmsr AZ.
requested TO present the scalp and the
right front foot OF all animals and AZ IL
iidavi, that the person claiming the beunty
was the actual slayer thereof. Several
packs of greyhounds are en- route 10 Tho
cattle country and will he turned loose to-
morrow. The sportsmen expect TO MAKE
a big haul. both in wolves and bounty.
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CHICAGO. June i.--Deiegstes 70 the
Universal Postal Congress, their wives ana
friends, numbering 20o, arrived this morn.
ms from 81. Louis. Mayor Harrison well
coined the Delegates I'm a brief sreechs
which was responded to by f. Roscwater,
OF Omaha.
The Universal Postal conference VIII
hold it's next sextcnnial convention Nc
Rome in February. 1919. This decieion was
reached at the last meeting of the body n
Washington but withheld frop, the puh-
lie IL will be- formally announced next
week Many OF the delegates have booked
10 leave New York on June II.
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LEONARD A BROKEN MAN.
Visited With Terrible Dreams and
the Fear of Death.

URBANA, o.. June Capt. Leonard
was in Cincinnati incognito on Saturday
and Sunday. He said to Col Hunt. his
Cincinnati host:
MY business is ruined and my family
broken up. | do not think | shall ever so
back to Urbana- / dream of terrible
currences and awake with a start al night.
with the din of that bowling mob in my
ears. i hear that the father of Bell who
was killed. has threatened to shoot me on
sight / am going to leave the city, but
my wherea bouts will be kept secret"
The feeling here has subsided very
much very strong reaction has set In.
and the best public opinion tonight favors
protection TO the fullest for Capt Leonard
and his company.
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coMMExDs THE TaoeeA
GOV. BUSHNELL Says the Nataonnn
Guardx hid Their Dusy.

CINCINNATI. June Gov. Rushneli
IN letter 20 the Commercial TriAute
says: THE members Of the Natlonn3
Guard at ,'rbana did their duty, ana ~
entitled 10 tho support Of the ssats. u.
menlaSie as the results were, their ef~
forts were 10 matnain tho majesty IL
the law. and they should be upheid.ss
Adit Gen. Axiine says; '.Carcful a.
animation at urhana falls 10 show tlak
the National Guards conduct was anAr.
thing but that of courageous and oAe11A
ent soldiers"
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QUARTER OF A MILLION.
First Installment of Hirsch Fund
foe the Poor Received.

NEW YORK. June Meyers S. rsaacs,
president OF the Baron de Hrsch fund,
has received a draft for $50 eco the firss
instaIlnent os the s. 0toa.o given by the
Baroness de Hlrsch for the benefit Of the
poor of this city. Nothing has as get heea
definitely decided by the trustees Of the
Hirseh fund as 10 the manner in which
the million will be used Mr. Isaacs says
the money will be used 10 improve the
condition of the poor IN New York in any
way which experience should dictate The
work now being done with the funds given
Will be extended and an effort made 10
better the condition OF the poor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08
DISTURBANCES IN BRAZIL.
Threats Against MOraes and Wild
Disorder in COnHrex.

NEW YORK. June "A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres says: Serious threats and
demonstrations against President Moraes
of Brazil. have been made In Sac Paulo,
according TO the Heraid's correspondent In
Rio de Janeiro. In several instances the
military were ordered out 10 aid the police
In quelling the disorder.
Much disorder has occurred In the Bra
lillian congress over the diplomatic cor
respondence with France In regard 10 the
disputed territory OF Amapa. The arita-
ton was caused by the refusal OF the min
lister OF state to communicate the details
OF the correspondence 10 the chamber.
The government military school has been
closed as a result OF The characterization
caused by designing politicians and army
men.
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Leonard VIII B~ Protected.
June IA Times-0tae

tINffNNATTs June IN TIme1-0tNS
special from tfbana, O, says:
Gen Axiinc spent Sunday In Urbana.
aud while here called on Mrs. Leonard
and assured her that Capt. Leonard
wosld b. protected. There Is nc fce3pn9
agasnas the members of Company .. titO
people generally believing that they only
ol,cyei orders. but Capt. Leonard mss
been severely ccnsured for giving orders
to fire on the psob. Harry BELL. who va
instantly kigied on the night of the ri0ss
will pe buried this afternoon"
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TRAGIC BICYCLING ACCIDENT.
Rider. Racing Car. Falls and
Breaks HfS Neck

PROVIDENCE. f. J.. June Arthur
i%Ahiu. while racing against an electric
car, met tragic death lust outside the
Roger Williams park the roadway IS quite
steep. Trolley cars are in the habit OF
DOWNING down the incline al a hig., rate Of
speed. and a good many bicyclists have
tyisd 10 beat them in races. Las, evening.
~hen a car was going down the hill. La
na1 Was alongside. He WAS measured up
by the notorgan for n race. and the con-
test began in earnest.
suddenly I~aaiN was seen 20 stumble
and make complete somersault over his
hanaiebars- He struck with great force
while going az his fastest clip. and his neck
was broken.
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ROYALTY IN COLLEGE.
Prince Imperial Of II koren In America
20 he Edacef~d

SAN FRANCISCO June 7.-prlnce Eui
wha, who will succeed To the Korean
throne on the death of his father the
reigning king. arrived here yesterday on
the copfic- The young man. who In ~
years old has come 10 America 20 finish
his education. ard Is accompanied by tvs,
Koreans Of noble birth. Bsk Yong kiu
ard Sin SANG koo. The first named who
wAe charge n'afairss of the Korean seaa-
tion AZ Washington for three years has
been commissioned by the king os Korea
To escort the prince - America and ste
him comfortably established ln SONS
Eastern institution ~ iesrnlng. where he
can take a three years course iti English
branches.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08
LAW KNOCKED OU /.
The BENNETT Act. Forbiddinx the city
From Rnying New Water Plants,
Declared tnroHsftfutkonaf.

HELENA Mont. June The Iceiaia-
tuve of two years ago pas*f an act
known as the Bennett Law which pro-
vtisd that Incorporated cities cannot
take steps 60 purchase new water plants
Today the supreme court held the law
unconstitutional. The case was appealed
from the district court ~ this eDunty
u hich under the terms ~ the Bennett
Law. has is$ued 30 the Helena Cousoii-
dated Water 20. an injunction restrain
ting the city Of Helena from advertising
for bids for a new water plant.
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Senator Quny'S Aruendmepta.

WASHINGTON June 1.-Senator Quay
gave notice today OF several amendments
he proposed to offer to the tariff bill. One
OF these provides for striking out the pro-
vision for a duty on tea and another for
striking out the Increase Of the beer tax.
The free admission of iron Gre imported
from mines cwned abroad by citizens Of
tho United States for their use Is also pro-.
Viaed for.
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s,ra,ina American schools.

SAN FRA%C'TSCfo. June Among the
passengers on the Tortic from the OfisHs
wA& Dr. F. Wilde. minister of tMSfse~
ard ex-minister Of the interior OK tHe
Argentine Eo.crutucn' As me OF .uy
faculty of the Busnes Ayrsa uuiseysitt
he ~ now mokInG a tour Of the wof'a.
studying the Systems Of education -
vogue in all civilized countries FrpM
here he will so East. and viii spshn s0nss
time ifs America before returning home.
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WASHINGTON. June 1.-The effect OF
the recent ruling OF the postofilce depart
ment order TO consider as vacant all offices
which are due to expire between now and
Jniy IL was apparent today when I5S
fourt h-ciass nostmaSters were appointed.
This IS the record for one day in this ad-
miuistrstion. Seventy-two OF the vacan-
cies were created by removals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-08

SUMMIT or PfEE's PEAK. Goeo.
JMne by Feclling Casey AZ the fsss :
on TIE summit, ~ Pixies Fsak sonay y"
the presence OF a iafe" sroNss
wolf Hopper has been este s''shs -
...,,,d QUESTION as s,eEng tle highest eTd
,s,ogt wonderful actor IN sfse worids' -
sen, ,hs. following seieararn ~ th~ - s1.~ -.
~,,sh New York. Am up here ~
Peters gate: have sxed adfuittanss ss
all .ru. Lambs.
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shafrcth. Newfands ard Carter are ex-
pected today TIE meeting will be called
to orcer az le o'clock a. m at the Leland
Motel. and a campaign Of action will b. in
sututed. II is expected tha. speakers ard
literature will be sent out through the
country. and particularly the East. and a
night made from now until ths mex, presi-
Dental election
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SCHEDULE Is ADOPTED.
Lumber Paragraph Carries by
a Decisive Majority.
VOTE BREAKS UP PARTY LINES.

senator Vests Motion to Place White
Pine ON tho Free List Defeated,
20 to 3s-Eight Democrats Vote
Against IL and Three Republican,
for 1.-THE Ballot Preceded by n
Breezy Debate. Which Mt Times
fare Programme Announced
Amendments 40 the Sugar Seked-
uie viii BE Submitted.
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nr,ssufipu~.

WASHINGTON. June The senate
confirmed the following nominations to-
day. William L. Penfield. OF Indiana. to he
solicitor for the department OF state: ".
W Brown of Pennsylvania. 10 D. auditor
OF the war department; ". E. Andrews. OF
Nebraska. TO be auditor FOR the treasury
ffsg.t fs1p~k
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~ .,s sas '.,' placed the other In her.
mouth, and then. 10 prArar, 4, S.fxl,,~
ouS when she became uncouss.,,,ss sta6
piece cs cotton rag aroana the tul,e
ana then around her neck. Then aha
tarned on tec gss. lay down an the ncor
and awaited death. Her family ana
friends can assign no cause fa- ~ 49,
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Mark Twain's birthplace nt FIorida,
Mo-, Torn Down.

MEXFCO. Mo, June 7-F1orida which
Is near this city. has recently lost a very
significant relic, the birthplace of MARK
Twain" The cid structure is being re-
moved preparatory To building new
house Numerous calls have been mad,
upon Mrs. ROONEY. the owner OF the house
by admirers OF the hunortst for sufficient
timber 10 make a cane or even shlnee
or a brick Tourists who yisi. Florida in
the future will see only the ground where
once stood the birthplace OF the man Who
has made millions smile.
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WASHINGTON. June Mr.. G. Crelgh-
tor Webb brother of Or. Seward Webb
az %ew York and MIR ETskine Hewitt son
of Mr.. Abram $. Hewitt, of New York
have been appointed additional secretaries
10 the special embassy appointed 10 rep
resent the United States at the queens
iuollee cerenlonies.
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mr. nrovu Admitted

CHICAGO. Jane At a meeting o. The
t'r5eaes CONGREGATIONAL Association a vote
was g. Asa ga ghe admission o< the Rev.
=. d. Browrn. late * rAn h'ranciseo, and Z
was decided 80 admit hin 70 fellows SD
bv = 60 - TIE resajt was greeted vglta
mlsp.s ase ur Brown has been pveaeutay :
s.. Re Green Street church for some t4ns
aE. W. remain there.
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NEW YORK. June a dispatch from
Lima. Peru, says: The Bolivian war min
lister has heen commissioned hy the gov
ernment TO visit England for the purpose
OF buying arms
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xoSoSCiAEiELA. Pa. June T-By an
sxr.lsss!or of Eas in the Black Diamond
,y,5nes os The Brown Coal Company this
morning several men were injured. bat
ucn4 fatally. The explosion occurred At I
o'clock. and rsecuing party went ifT!uIe-
6iztely into the mine and all the men were
taken cut before they were overcome by
sa. deadly Sfser-dawp. The gas Is said
n have beer tgnlfed by an open lamp.
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A KENTUCKY MuRDEw.


LEXINGTON. KY. June i.---J. h. pay1A
a descendant Of one OF the h.st fknlJ5Ns
cf Kentucky, shot Percy StackhosSn =
driver and trainer OF trotting tAys,eS Il.
fiicting perhaps fatal wound. rasSek
reduced In circumstances, and VIA III a.
at Siackhouse's home. A quarrc3 over
scme slight matter hrough, ahopt the rei-
iision, in which Payne used his xevospas.
III" has been held for triai. and Il ~ yaE
will he defended by his kinsman, W.Gt
Bfeckinridxe
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MILWAUKEE. June 7s-~JuaSs -
To-Day appointed 3 recssssf usstrse
trns of AeAuiiff. Mack WIZ ,...ss =
Fs sx sas1 20 bs ths frat nfnf : yx.
80 = = eys, apposn,sa fer la~ ffM. Ins
,,e,,hle was caused BY = pafsnesaS'S
squablie.
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TOOK HER OWN LIFE.
San Franef.co Girl Commits Soicidc
nv Means Of Gna.

SAN FRANCISCO June Emma Le-
rnns the is-year-oid daughter of Mr. ard
Mr. Leon T>era0s. committed suicide late
saturday night After retiring she took
a rubber tube used tn connection %isn q
sas stove IN her sooEl. attached one end
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FRESNO. cal, June -Affea 49,
who stabbed his sweetheart. ME- -
Hack. at kinasbfrg last sa's.~s ss.rs
.yas frearceratsd on a charge oi -
.'.s,e a,tsnt 10 rni,rder. was married g
-. venuoan ~ noon sedsy. MIS- b. p.,
procured a license aad wsHs 70 tn' s~''
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JfDDiAH Arabia. June Several eases
of sickness. believed TO be- the hubcnia
plague. have occurred here.
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rIood. In svft,rr,,rs.

BERNE. June 7~-sHeavy fos1s are re-
port al from vartors parts Of Switzerland
which have caused considerable damage ~
CROPS.
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THESECRETARY'S
Financial f Scheme for the Re-
tlrement of GreenbackS
NATIONAL BANK NOTES lINsTEAD

to he GraJu.l-y.6onal
Banks tn BE Allowed to Issue to
the Full Limit, Instead of 30 Per
Cent.-Tax ON Circulation tn Re
Heduced-Denomin of Bills
10 He Limited to $40, and silver
Substituted for All Below That
reconsideration for Branch
baaks-suEgestion for Use Of
State and Municipal Bonds aa
Baais for Currency to 4 Limited
Extent.
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rake good care - the hair 90 the head.
aaa s. waen * begins - arosen ard fail OF
ar ggrn gTas a~ply Halls Iiasr Renew er.
ard ine gvsgit - - As pleasing
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srsssgSi sole pork tess3eyao8ns aid spare
rssys sossar - Yakima, Fulton ard Ssafte
Markets Try t8e1a-
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The i,est brands Of pure, 90 -.
euorN from bond can ai~ass
sha BoaeEa.
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wagner's e4na tonight. Ma4.sea Park.
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wasaer's band tosisaI Addison Park.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
NEWS AND VIEWS.

The Cuban republic is to have new
president in the person of DR.. Eusevio
Hernandez, it is said, who will be elected
May p to suCceed President Cisneros. at
the expiration OF his term. President
CisnerOs will retire because of his ad
van-ed aye and DR.. Hernandez will have
only one opponent, Gen. Masso, a mulat
tC, who is not considered formidable.
DR.. Hernadez is said to be unalterabIv
opposed to the annexation of Cuba to
the United States, in which he differs
from President CiSnerOs. The admin
lSratlon here, however, will hardly en-
deavOr to throw any obstacles in the wav
of his election On that account.
An amusing conversation was held
through the telephone few DAYS since
between correspondent of the New
ork World and the Rev. DIR. Newman
Smith of New Haven. The reporter
wanted a fifty word interview on 'helr'
tor the Sunday edition of his paper. He
wanted it bright and terse, anG he got it.
Hell, in my opinion" said DR.. Smith
us the place where the Sunday edition
OF that paper should be published and
circulated"
T515 supposed grave of Eve is visited
by over 10000 pilgrims each year. 1t is
said to be at Jeddah in a cemetery out
side the city walls. The tomb is fifty
cubits long and twelve vice. The Arabs
entertain belief that Eve was the tall
est woman that ever lived.
A peculiar malady is carrying off peo-
pie in sections of Kentucky by the score.
The physicians are batfled and can dc
nothing to check it. The disease comes
in the form of measles, but develops cold
feet and hands and then complete pros.
tration of all limbs as if paralysis had
! set IN,
There is French tramp, Jacob Loe.
sing by name, wandering arouGd this
country somewhere, if he isn't dead who
is heir to $4,000 left him by anmncle.
If this meets Jakes eye we shall expect
him to become a lifetime subscriber.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
SheriR's Sale

Will be sold before the court house
door in Dawson, Terrell county, Ga, OF
the first Tuesday in June next, within
the legal hours of public SALE to tie
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed property towit: One t'wn lot
in the city of Dawson, Terrell county
Ga, being city lot number So and con-
tanning three (3) acres, more Or less;
known as the 5. r, Weston properly
and bounded on the north BY Orange
street, on the east by Main street on the
west by Vine street and on the Sough y
Cuthbert road running east and W0Sr'
Levied upon as the property OF h. y;
Peoples to satisfy mortgage MIA lSSueu
from Terrell superior court in favor OF
Sinclair Minis and S. j. Fiudiey against
the said l.. c. Peoples. Tenants IN pos
session notified. This May 3, 1871
D. L. CHRISTIE, Sheriff
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Sheriff Sale.

Win be sold before the court house
door in Dawson, Terrell county, OeoISla'
on the first Tuesday in June next, WILL l.l,
in the legal hours OF sale, to the hlsn laa
bidder for cash, the following deSGF,oG W
property towit: One house and loS ID
the Sixth district of Terrell county o@,'
and located near Brentwood. Levied upOa
as the property of j. d. Ray 20 S@ nato,
ii ia issued by D. J. Laing, tax c2l'oO a,n
against the SAID Ray for state ana oouT
ty taxes COR the year 1896. Levy lDaoi
by S. w. Kennedy, l.. c., and re'u'D''
to me. This May Attn, 1897 .,.,#
D. K. CHRISTIE. SheTI