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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
GIVING Up THEIR ARMS.
Indian Frontier TriSesmrn NtsiatnS
to the British Forces.

STMI.A. Sept 20-The operations against
the Nahnauds continue - be tae center
of Interest The dispatch from Gen JET
fravS reports that ne advanced again YES
terssas- from camp AavanSt 20 attack fhe
enemy west ~ the valley. The chiefs
came 81 q parisv bur were Informed that
fbsv could rot be heard until all arms had
been surrendered. Tae tribesuen show
great courage and astounding rsPsdliy N
moving over the rocks
Gen p,ndon Blood who is moving ir
r1~aHei Hre "a ta tien. Jedrevs and Tho
kseus In heIasrapA4 communication with
him. reports that yesterday tae Hadtah
Nesa vita taa3 .1tlowers. dehofcue1 20
t-e %axawatn plaia. where Gen. Blood
was encawpei TIE Mui,ah bad a fanati-
cal sanee erea 2 few shots and taea re-
efrea Tae same night the camp @as at
Tackled. but che enemy was easily repalsed-
A5rs-as rram kerzu say t1as -iss tr. 7-.s-
r1en err THURSDAY lass a ,ackesi a Fiy-11E col
ANN q Fvi..sh troops q, Soda TIE fsn--
f-x .ssteF tvo hoesrs- but che British only
ms .u~a vfMea ,r8 hsa folr wounded
LONDON. scr @e-Tha correspondent ,
az fa. Times at sssuls SAYS: Gen IefIrey :
hs= traIrtsd sUeh Punishment gpou fhe
NeArear5z that they are oeEE5nE f0r
-1sr-v ans asking MS terms The Sa,sr-
rte .r.heSw-B nave declined 90 aEht fur
ther fearing rhs* tHe3r Villages also VII
D. punished Ger JaNreys aas demand
"a tne surrender ~ 6ftv brs<s-E -iQaaeTs
arf ~ those captured by t1e Ma6maads
7sSr THURSDAY FFh-1 these terms ars
compiled STIR ne weu resume hls march.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
THROWN OFT BY FORCE.
ousted supervisors Cause Lively
scene i'm ConuciI Chamber.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Safer hav-
ing maintained possession of the CoUHeii
chamber Uninterruptedly for over forty
eight hours. eight members ~ the oustcd
board Of supervisors were forcihly eject
ei hy a squad az police rhis morning. while
tbe 0ew Board quie,iy took possession.
During she excitement which ensued up-
cn the arrival az the police Supervisor
Rigey left hiz seat temporarily and ex-
Supervisor Brjtt promptly slipped into the
chair 8uf announced his determine ton 70
occupy it. Supervisor Biggy attempted 20
sjscf him and a lively tueslo resulted hut
the ousted member ~ tAe bo,r3 waS forci-
tiy renewed from the ehsmbar by the po-.
Ice.
Tire nsw board then proceeded to Ike
up the tsx levy as . committee Of ths
whole ard as the chamber was guarded
hF a squad of nollre 70 further troaHfa
occurred during the morning session. Tire
-r' mbsrs ~ TIE oid hasr1 attempted 10
~ possession - the committee rooms.
bat we're compelled 20 retire discounted.
The ola ceaI thea adopted me resaf,i-
fton fspos.nF Mayor PAeIar ara afecrlny
F~i-' oue or fhcir number as his stl,-
ceFe7~ TteT also demanded that chief
cf Police Lees put Them ia possession ~
tneir o5t quarters ln ths city hsH ana fe-
liver ~ teem 8N the Books and records
~ the heard - supervisors A committee
was appointed 90 can en- she chief win
this order tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

FORT WLNGATE. \. NJ sept eo-t-n-
der ~Scart &C carea troops ~ cavalry CONE
mauded hy Msi. eioifrey she sheriff %
Las Llstas county ieft here last might with
tbe Pueblo priests s.eSsetl of fna4GFe.i is.ss
= woman of ghe tTgs@ wbaa tnev had ae-
cLssef az witcaefy- The arrests we're made
a. the Zuul village nssr here ard Stre
accomplished without res stance the gov
ernor Or the tribe delivering up the mem-
hers wanted npon demand The prisoners
are being taken % las dur2a Tor fflal
DENVER sept 2a-A sr*cial - me
Republican from F'o~1 Wlngafe \. -
says. orders we're received late last
night fer one troop of The seventh cav
airy 70 remain a. Zuni a~ guard ~ tas
white Inhabitants .n tbe rfia Aora7s3
* that village but as the ectFe rom-
rYaad had returned 80 tats post yestef-
day troop of the Seventh c8VTrB w4s
seat back Thts left tais pest ~ o'r'oe<
tbs afternoon with rNenty days ratioas
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a lawyer. who was one of the recently
deposed congressman. who WAEh Ale1o De
Leoa was imprisoned for three days BY
order % Barrios after the latter had pro
claimed himself dictator tie Is an sy3wsd
sympatnizer with ne reVolutAouists ans
expects The ultimate success o. Morales
who. NJ SAYS Is favored By most ~ the
generals In the army of S3e9a men How
ever. he does not deny the pcwer of con
gress 20 extend the presidential term
He describes The situation as chaotic and
VII await the result Of the revolt IN this
country.
As the steamer left Gustemsla before
the recent exciting events. already re-
ported by these dispatches. they have
nothing 20 relate IN the way q news. ex-
cept 70 confirm the published accounts OF
the dissolution q congress and the pro-
cIamation OF dictatorship by Barrfos.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

CoPENHAGEN. Sept. "A dispatch
from Hammerfest the uortherumost town
OF Europe, in Norway, says the whaling z
ship PaIk has brought there the shlrd pig
con tisPstche3 from Prof. Anaree. who left
Trefasoe In a balloon on July Il The mes
sage reads:
July u I2s90 D. m.-Lat. s. north. long
itude l2S east-Good voyage eastward. All
We'll"
NEW YORK, Sept. 2e-Evelyn c. Bald
Win the meteorologist OF the Peary ex-
pesiition Of 1854 was interviewed
by the Associated Press today regarding
the latest pigeon dispatch from Andree-
Mr.. Baldwin said.
This message indicates that Andree
has safely crossed the l50 miles or so q
open water which extends from the north
coast OF Spitzbergeu TO the beginning Of
pack ice. II is evident that the loss Of
three guide ropes, which occurred on tie
day AHdree started, had not prevented
him from guiding the balloon II the
extreme cold caused any perceptible
change in the gases. such action should
have taken place before Andree wrote
his last message. and. II the cold had
done the work 80 much feared. Andree
would not have said All we'll
1T IS Significant ia note that Anglree was
going eastward, the ctrecklou he intended
70 take. This is J straw which helps %
verify MS reported safe reappearance in
Arctic Russia.
Doubtful scientists declared before An
dree left tnat ne would De unable 10 deter
mine his exact locatf from the balloon
The ten-hs OF A degree given n his message
prove that Audree was not only able 20
ascertain hts wherea bouts. but did 50 WIKI
remarkable accuracy.
The FIRST three days We're looked upon
as being the nlost perilous and important
of the entire journey. Andree's ability 40
successfully Withstand the initial difficul-
ties augurs better TRAN the ordinary mind
would ina CINE FOR the elimination OF his
daring project
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SILVER JrMrrS. up AGAIN.
Advance Dee ts Purchases for India
and Fp-tsnd's Friendly Artien-

..ter~ se.rp rs~o.srv IN TeasoH ~ ~ =,
g-i.a IRE t.riee ir Nee York rasa s..
-sr.+s ..v~~ s-saser.fa,-.a s1g,ef ,sisr ~ aes
- .vs.. -. .....s ..s.s,. r.,sr -
-
leT pnrt oa @epferlilff r = cnts
fnH rE&H * affF Atst@a k9 Ae8FeoAsFsn f9T
fcsst8 -eeaaf aaH 'o TarEars 3n i4nH9oa
sfst ehs frffts rnufsefI ia a1Tfne fer coinage.
sr,e se-sslse ~ tg-. rsronosissfrs Of fse faank
u-t..f - ...t.s -. .sss4s. - -. -.....s.sa.
.t..-- =. - 60. -
ia
ntafAr' f4F'st 80,
NEW YORK. sept. 4@ @-~f #l4sf ~ y -
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Back From Greenland After stormy
Pu.saGe-ife brings "a Huge Ne
trorfte and SEINE Esauimaux.

SYDNEY. y b. sept 9.-The steam
sealing bark Hope with f. r. Peary and
party on board. returning from North
Greenland. arrived here az o'clock.
AN on board are well The Hope came
into port burning her last ton Of coal and
with her bulwar<s ard decks giving evil
denee Of TIE furious seas Of an unusually
stormy summer.
She Is nearly as deep in the water a.
when she left here in the latter part
o. July with her bunkers fnll OF coal. for
the huge Cape York meteorite. the largest
in the world. is in her hold. bedaed IN
tons Il ballast.
Lieut. Peary also has on board six Cape
York Es14lmanx. who viii 90 with him
when ne returns next year 70 attempt TO
reach the North pole
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SWEEP SINGER rERsEorrEp.
shot by = Rufssan, whom she Believes
90 Have Been Hired.

LONDON. sept. Some excitement
ana considerable comment has been
raass3 Ia musical circles by = bat appears
90 Esa an attempt 20 asssssssate Aass flta
rvuze che xsIl-known song wrifsr. ag-
tho~ q A Lesson ~ kissing which
rszsfz r paudsis bas recently n486a fA-
rra1us IN fha I1itsf states
Kiss orrss was. according - the story
trfa entering her resld@nce at o clock
Saturday uaurntuE last whan a man
ra~rAr her ara asked fer assistance
Mes O~ra@ SAYS she gave him a shslltHg
ard then fthoUf a word ~ explanation
rre mar drew q revolver sra ared nt
Aa- ere raEsr traVer~.rE ner rlahf tyes -
ara setting Aer bl1uss on fire. Mas
S-~ne.s ASA. 'zrt Set ard has cot been
arrested Tha woand IS ret cousidarst
6z1zacogzs.
u-hsa 41ieasiorea 20 30 tae motive - re
esay~g~rlv narE~rus.s assault Mise o'rEne
ssr~tt.-it@d it "a q Continuance - alleges
r..~s@-ffioos 70 whfra sire Says sire hss
asea srsb5scfed for zen years pasf ~ TIE
sarss a millionaire Bosfou lawysr-
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OFT or RE,cH OF rHE STORM
GuatensIsn Politicians Seek safety
While sb. RppoEutIon Il Rife

san FRANCISCO SEP. a-Au1org
ta@ 04ss-r4srs oa tire ste4fue- Caio--
v- s arrived feom Ce2tTai America yes
tersar were two praE1 .1enf cflz"ns et
Guat>t1als. beth q whom E2Ve thouEHt :
81 rNpe,tlent for political reasons 70 fr-
main f5r awhile sway f-ara tae s-eu@ ~
fosrt1stt-z f2 that c1untry TIE best
k-rwn ~ shese voluntary rvfHgess is
Manues Morales Toa2l. wno d1as hina-
self ernharras@ssE - fha fact fhsf wa3le
r-tn .@ter - agriculture under ksarT.oT as
fs p @sassn ~ Fsrost@ro Morales. tae rrso-
-f.ssa-se er7 teafsr Ha shtAlF e& isaEs %
assen~s and handed BE- hrs ressrsi4aa q"
seceanf 20 ,aeEs arr came - tais Coan-
sre ezsserssssv - r5aee ris 6aasafer s1
s-hos F3e wuaI@ express r0 oftai9n r.
.&r81-z Csaae@as2l&u pesstlcs.
Eas ccznp pAa4oa = Eza2cazoo < Loss1o,
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lsxt month when SIR Julian Paarcsf0te re-
TURNS 20 his pest 6ut % Is ditsicat 20 see
how treaty of ans pvacgieai valae IAN 1'e
concluded 50 long 1S the senate rnaintafgs
Ire hostile and Obstructive attitude lt DIS
played when Il 1ask discussed the question
ST. Julian Paancsfose viii return TO tis
Pest ln t.rae for xhe conference q the sRe-
cIal Berlng SEA commission 20 he hei& al
The end of 0ct0her or the beginning ef
November Prof Percy Thompson = nc&
en route for bone. and viii start Tor Nasa-
inStou next mouth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

Following GustemaIa's Example, She
Has "a Little Revolution

MANAGUA Nicaragua. Sept. 2l-An in
vestZatiOa into fhe revolutionary move
msut here shows that disturbances
have developed al Grenada and Jiu0tep.
Gems. Paez and Alfaro. commanding
the rev0lutiOutsts. are reported to have
passed through Jinotep yesterday. collect
ing money. arms and ammunition. II Is
added they had only about 90 men and
were going in TIE direction OF the Pacific
ocean. President Zeisya is acting com
mander.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
Barrios Forms New Cabinet.

NEW YORK. Sept. "A dispatch 20 the
Herald from Panama. Colomb5a. SAYS: A
correspondent n Guatemala states that
President Barrios has formed a new caht-
net. Gen Gregario Solares has been made
minister of var: Martano Cruz, minister
og public instruction. and Feliclano Garcia.
minister 81 public works. No further
news ~ the revolution in Guatemala has
been received here a. yet.
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Welcome 10 the kaiser.

BUDAPEST. sept. n.-Emperor William
Of Germany arrived here this morning ana
vas welcomed By Emperor Francis Je-
seph the cabinet ministers ard civil ard
military authorities The approach * the
imperial train vas beralded by a salute g
twenty-four guns and. when % steamed
into the railroad station, ali those present
on the platform loudly cheered bis ma5es-
" and the band played Hat. Der kal-
ser~'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
French Routed in West Africa.

PARIS. sept 9-Tt "a officially an
nounced tha; the troops of Chief samory.
the African ehieftain. whose territory adj
Joins the kingdom ~ Ashsutee, surprised
and routed on August % the French de-
tachment of troops sent 20 occupy the
territory which he had offered 20 vscate
The French lost two officers and forty
four men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
ANDR[E SAILING
THROUGH ICY AIR.
The Ballo0nist Sends a
Message ~All Well"
He TRAVELS EASTWARD.
The Intrepid Explorer Carrying Out
His Programme As Announced.

4 Carrier Pigeon Arrive. in Norway
Giving His Exact Position and HIS
GoarSe-This Message Connrm< the
Report That He Was Seen sailing
Over sfberia-4hI@ TO TAKE Oh
servation-Now Riding Over the
Pack ice-Peary Returns From
Greenland After stormy Pas
sage, Bringing a Huge &eteorite
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vh- Srnntr ob.trurt. ArhItrmtInm.

rrs~r0N. s@ms saTa@ Tines +hgs
Morning says ta% statement - ere
srasrsean r-ezs fess the state department
- v-sehf~z-or snz IRE Er3fssh 2snoassa-
ser save rr-esv~s instructions 70 rea9es
-.s-e,tlstssrz f1r Eceer8i treaeT - srs4-
--atson 3 a. s@ast prerua+ +are Il S. n0- n
rsrshaHsy shat f1e ~ sggf-s,tcsa. %alch haV@
zsxsr e<sz 1r0Aea osT. a-~~ -s EssA.zzed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
GOVERNOR ROGERS
GIVEN TIE LII.
Two More Pullman Col
lege Regents Resign,
WINpuS WRITES ALETTER
He Does Net Aines Matters in De-
seribing the Governors Conduct.

He and POWELL Resign Because They
Have Been Accused "f Conspiracy
hy the Governor for noGnE What
He AppreVea-RoGers Had Known
of the Dsf8cft for Five Nossh..
bat Nfndas says lie shielded the
It Up From the Government
Grant-Ehe scheme Denounced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

CO,NSTANTTNoPLE. SEPT. 2l-Tt was
officially aoIncei To-Day that the trea
between Greece and Turkey have been
sgned Most of the European soverelgns
have congratulated the sultan upon the
conclusion Of peace
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
A FIRM ATTITUDE
TOWARD SPAIN
Uitimatum Presented by
Minister WOOdfOrd.
MUST HAVE PEACElNCUBA
An Answer Must Be Ready for Ne
kinney By the End Of October.
MUST HAVE PEACElN CUBA

The Administration Determined That
Neyier's Methods of Publication
Have Had a Long Enough Trial,
and That American Interests De-
nsnd q Prompt End of the Heyo-
iatisn by Conquest or Autonomy
The UftimafEm May Cause the
Spanish Ministry so so to Pieces
The End il Close at Hand ia Cuba
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CHICAGO sept ~ aHaI acroans q
th@ estate of the late dge Waiter =
Gresham wae nl@d TO-DAY n the p~neafs
eourt u wss approved anf ta~ esfsfs
closed TIE exesutrtx Was fhe wsSow.
Wsflsfa Gresham VITO e also The e1s
f.eneac1ary. Ths estate AMOUNTS 50 Fass-
SO.
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LILLIAN syEY Nd.
Th~ Missing Girl Ia Vancouver. N. G.
NFfhomt Money.

LtJi3an Avsy the I-ysar-eid Eiri who
disappeared raTsssriourly from ter home
al Valentine station IN the Reafou tire
a week uEo yesterday. has been heard
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~- a~-a-t&lE bleach tae hRfr wfF &C.
z--ar Its growth olt 'Ea hair EarIsues
t- --aVne&s ss-ter Ha-aTe te arrest r vErh
Egss tFsr Eenewer
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Sss EGo&s. 2o< Knots. Net ka0.A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-04
NEW CHARTER
TO BE SECURED.
Important Step Decided on by
Church Society.
Friendship Street Baptist Organiza ion
Takes Important Action.

Probably one of the most important meet
ings in the history of the Friendship Street
Baptist church was held last evening, when
the committees appointed two weeks ago met
the society TO report. II. r.. Ballou was chair
man Of the session and W. II. Morgan was
secretary.
Ever since tho incorporation OF the church
the business has been transacted by two sep
arate bodies, the church and the society. The
latter had charge Of the financial and the
former the minor details of the necessary
business. such as the election of descons, etc.
This plan has proved TO be rather cumber.
some and some two weeks ago n committee
was appointed with instructions TO prepare n
revision of the by laws of the church and 10
make suitable preparations to apply TO the
secretary of state for a new charter for the
Calvary. Baptist church.
The new ediice on Broad street, South
Providence, which is .under construction by
this people, is nearing completion and will be
entered for worship on the first Sunday in
December. and IL is he intention to have all
he.details of the new organization in work
ing order at that time.
The committee presented its report last
night and the various plans suggested We're
talked over at length. Under the newplan il
is proposedIto' do away with the two separate
organizations and to transact the business OF
the church under one heau to be known as
the Society of he Calvary Baptist Church.
The committee was authorized TO apply TO
the secretary OF state for charter embodying
these changes, and tho IL members of tho com.
mittee wlil'affix their names TO tho document
as charter members.
The committee was also authorized TO
recommend some plan for seating arrange
ments at the new church edifce. Hitherto
pews have been rented and funds for running
expenses.have been acquired in this way. It
is now proposed to abolish the pew rentals
and TO raise the funds formerly gathered in
this way by popular subscription from the
members.
A temporary finance committee, consisting
of Henry b. Dean, James ;. Hudson, g. Fret
eric Cooper, W. F. Alen, Frank Bridge. 4. W.
Waterman and +. e. Lawton, was appointed
and they will serve until the committee Of
five called for by the new bylaws is
appointed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-04
BARBAROUs SURGICAL OPERATION


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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-04
ME-. MATrEsON CURED.

George X. Matteson, Warwick. Il. J., says:
Il suffered with rheumatism for eight years.
Tho attacks were frequent aud some six
months ago one was severe that | was con-
fined 20 bed for six weeks. Doctors that |
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10 good. one OF my hands was seriously
affected. began using Munyon's Rhcuma-
aches left me. Munyon's Static Machine was
great help 90 IN. in ieganing the use of my
hand. Munyon's Remedies are certainly all
that ~ claimed for them"
THOUGHT HE WOULD DIE
Mr. Henry Duckart ieweler. 2s3 Nest Ex-
change street, Providence, X. L.. says "a was
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Munyon's Liver Cure trial. ana 10 cured ne
in about week. Before taking 10 my com
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thought would new get well. Now my skin
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Benjamin q. Potter. prominent citizen ot
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One bottle OF Munyon's Kidney Cure relieved
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