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Arizona republican., 1898-11-18

are going to be attacked on two sides.
 First, by the eastern element, which
 will be very strongly represented in
 the minority in congress, who will con-
 tend that the democratic hopes based
 on free silver in the west have been
 blighted by the result of the election
 and that the future of the party will
 depend on the east being again
 brought into line by the abandonment
 of the silver question. And secondly, they will be attacked in more indirect
 way by the element which, while not hostile to silver, will be determined to give prominence to issues growing out of the war with Spain and the adop- tion by the administration of a policy of expansion. A good many democrats believe that an immense amount of political capital can be made during the next two years out of the course of the administration in dealing with Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines. They recognize that the problems con- fronting the administration in this matter are very different, and that no matter how widely they are dealt with, the president cannot escape criticism from some quarter nor avoid some em- barrassment which might bs turned to political advantage by an opposing party.
 This presents so tempting prospect that some who would not willfully ad- vocate the abandonment of the free sil- yer issue are devoting much more time to it's consideration 'than they are to the Chicago platform issue. By some it is felt to be almost inevitable that, the settlement of our colonial policy being the uppermost question of con- before congress, political .l I,1 aI 0n6 1E- sues will grow out of the discussion which cannot fail to take prominent position in the politics of the next two years, and which will serve to assist in the effort which will be made within the democratic party to have the money question relegated to secon- 1ary position
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
A DISASTER AT SEA.

Vancouver, B. C., Nov. 17.-Advices by the steamship Empress of China tell Of terrible disaster in the Inland sea on October 25 when the steamer Kinshu Maru came iEtc conlsion with the steamer Miagawk Maru off Yak ami, sinking the latter in three min utes. It is reported that 130 persons were saved, but that seventy were drowned. So strong was the impact that the captain who was On the bridge was throwII into the sea. The captain and all the crew were saved.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
COREAN AFFAIRS.

Yokohama, Nov 17.-Advices re- ceived her from Seoul say that the Corean government has issued orders that foreigners are to be stopped from trading in the interior. It is stated on good authority that the firm O. Hier & Peace has agreed to make loan of 15,0O0,000 yen to two Japanese rail road companies
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
SWISS CATTLE BARRED.

Washington. Nov. 17.-This govern ment will decline to accede to the re- quest of the Swiss government for the removal of restrictions placed by law on the importation of cattle from Switzerland owing to the prevalence in eleven cantons of the Swiss republic of foot and mouth. disease which, in the opinion of the agricultural depart ment officials, endangers the live stock product of this country.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
A DISTURBING ELEMENT.
The Ordo PubIiCo to be Removed
 From Havana to Spain.

New York, Nov 17-A dispatch to the Herald from Havana says: With the departure of the greater number of the Ordo Publico for Spain one of the principal elements Of disorder is removed from the city. This body of picked men, better trained and more intelligent than the ordinary Spanish soldier and with the bitterest feeling against 'the government fell naturally into the place of leaders of the move ment which for the last week has kept the city in a state Of constant anxiety.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
WOODS GOVERNMENT.
He Is Strengthening Out Matters at
 Santiago.

Santiago de Cuba. Nov. IT, General Wood has temporarily suspended fore closure proceedings owing to the fact that money sharks have been trying to force the collection of small amounts loaned during the war. He believes the mortgagors should have a reason able chance to redeem.
 Having satisfied himself of the in competency of the staff of meat and slaughter house inspectors that held over from the old regime. General Wood has dismissed the whole force and appointed new inspectors. Now that cooler weather has set in he has issued a general order directing reg ular drills.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
A DAKoTAN MURDERED.

Bismarck, N. D., Ncy. 17.-Dan Will Hams, q prominent ranchman living at Ethel sixty miles north Of Bismarck, when on his way home from Wash burn, was met cn the road by a man named Warner who shot him through the head, killing him insanity. The exact identity of tha murderer and the cause of the crime are yet in doubt The murdered man was for q number of years warden CT the state peniten- tiary at Bismarck.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
BACK TO GERMANY.

Berlin, Nov. 17.-An official tele- gram received here from the island of Malate said the emperor and empress of Germany have sailed for Pelate, in the northern eLd of the Adriatic sea, from which port they will travel over land direct for home
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
NEW DOCKS WANTED.

Washington, Nov. 17.-In his annual report to the secrstaTy of the navy Chief EndicO5t of the bureau of yards and docks makes strong point of the necessity for ample docking facilities, not only for small vessels, but for hattlesaips, upon the waters near Key Wet.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
KILLED BY A COW.
An Engine Derailed on the s. F. P. &
 F. Last Night.

Prescott, Ariz., Nov .17.-(Spscial.)- Work train engine No. 1 while backing after dark from the P. & E. junction to Prescott struck a COW on the track, derailing the ca9oose and the engine on a curve. Engineer Hanks was killed.
 The balance of the train crew was practically uninjured. The accident under the circumstances was unavoid- able. The track was cleared in an hour, with no delay to the regular trains.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
SPAIN WILL YIELD.

dlatory proceed will yield quickly since is impossible
 
  upon of her  London special this morning will finally yield though und protest, the American demands
Arizona republican., 1898-11-18

walked in or loitered along tha road waiting for the next freight Smith said that he had not seen th5
 boy since his arrival in town.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

sguap,ore.. Wildman w5Honug
Kong i Williams " Cavite
], btag ia = . zbroiua pomoc
Agulnalda !, inn7eh wodz6w
+ i i rk'cI', obiecah jp'go sgienn--
S au6wZj: uzaanie n6iepodle-
i,i@f<llp;hskisjsrse'cz pospo.
liyej," .=.5 I'm 6
nf'.asz ! gs e:
plEG PUhK0W otrsyma-
10 rozkaz =gotowatc s,s. do ma
tychmiastowegos#w .Y]azdu do
Manili: Sa to l2rsty1pulk pie
Fvhoty " Jefferson barracks,
% -gi " Fort Crook Neb. 3-cil
" Fort Smelling MINI. l7-ty
" Columbu, Be racks j Atty:
" Fort Sheridan I'll. Gas
.tyeh pulk 8 ~ ia F'lipi-
zach pie Jest okreslonY " ros-
kaz'e.> !" ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
ZE SW

WIEDEN, Is Grud,5is. : "
radzie. pahstwa wni6sl. Wolf
protest ptzeciwssko nfykowaniu
wydawanej plaez niego gazety
Al Osideutsehee Rundschau"
R61ne partye brady udziat "
spraw vie lporne Nlemcy Z
partyieW e]ft wypra plali#aaan-
fury, godne uliezniko y. Z4nosi.
:se podobno ns ! nowy pylely-.
-nek Wef, T,m .razem. bedis
sc OR bi lnb ssrzela}eez p1e1s-
s.,n aby polsk 81 doktore en-.
Fuchs.
-
" BRUKSELI @yxryla
poicya fsbfyke obrazo6 y, imi-
tujaoych znaae powsseehnie
dzlela sslukistarych
obrazy e klulponali przeNaanss
AnerYkanie, ne /: wage aiora.
DO NEW 7oRKU por,6-
c Il q Psf5aazgeuerat Mercy,
byty=dow pd1sa=,Wc : ws4ztko-
wyeh1na F.Npinach-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

" 0 BRAGl
E " Winonie " b1eM
Peaa,a,t re- wsaYstkich tkstte--
szychs salon6w=nalwiecej piwa=
sprzedaia, czego w1ynika,
ae piwo go6ciom tn podaYf
me- jest jaknlajlepssem. "
ei6wnel::sali=
!krzesla, q A. n'a'd u. =ogsobnY .p'olkk pig
Ola chcacYch siedzied. osob.
no. Ludzi " tej, po starokraj--
kre;skulssHs nrzad2one a.sobersy
zawsze ]aR Y lullu, iecz 'mIniimo
TO. kazdy szybko dostanie
:yagoa zn1ada, 2 sadowoleniem
vychodzl.
Farmerzy teraz " cafem
nieacle wygodeiejszei gospodY
ME zznajtdQ jak u Grieslow q v
Y u,laeaolns ioh aalonen
groserr4 vszYstkomogak upiGy
60 2 a1iasta Ola kuchni | stolu
ldscWadlad musza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
,.2s :.s%.s ~s~@,r,A,z2g@
AmERYkA'

: PULKOWNlK ". j BRY
AN podai sc do dym'sy'. Po-
niewa& puik jego wYja1iza v
tYch dniach ma sKube; Bryan
ME ma zaniarc e:hac. ] Mira
" dniu 10 .g'ednra= cd ~ledz!l
W. j. Bryan Izb7 Kongresu "
Westinghouse:
|prz,b!ce i 60 do jednej :
bocznych Sal, byio hssl5m ola
gromadnego opu'zczcenii i,by
p.zez demokrat6w. WssyFcy
saczel' cisnad sic do y drlwi,
zehy usHsnq6 dion sw'ieg.=
wodza. Puwstai sta1 h4lns w
|izb;e, ktora uspotk1oi}a sic do.
piero pc trzykrotuem przyso-
anu do porzadku. przez NOV
g i po .wyrzaoeniu "a drzw'
Ilednego reporters. WybitW
ldsnokrac, kofferowali z'Brya
mem o kwestyach dotyczacych,
pgolnei polityki dsm'kraty
mneao strounIctwa:
! W NEW R povie
ldzial W. j. Bryan mon e;i=w
kt6rej ossiadczYl sic przeci~-
nym pol;tyce zaborezej
GENERAL SKATER wy.
rssll sic ma bcukiecie v Sa-
vanneh, be S. ~. ezjedaoczone
bede nusialy BID siesz.powstsn'
cami ma kub'e.
Il -
/ %AGONClLLO, agent polity
cznY ilipihskisgo ssdYktatorp,
wrec.Yl 70
energiczny protest, kt6ry prsy-
! ieto do aktow, w lynn doku-
1mencie Agouclllo naizyJ'wa sle.
bic lftcjainYm reprezentante q
leenrala Aguina1do PREY prczY-
ldbncie Stano !. II doNodzi,,
ae pred wojua konsutoWis
ieeneralni ameryktn Sep Peat,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
Ks1AzK1 DO
NABOZENSTWA.

Ksiq4ka do na6o1eastpa zqx*
ana przez Arcvbiskapa D,Atshd,
+. K zwana Blskupka, dla ko
*l.toV
Ia sama Biskupka, W plsR.
n~iejszei oprawie, z okuciem ~
mecxkiem ..$1.W
Aaidt Ssrd&, ksia&ka do nabe-
tehstwa " pieknej oprawle.
siotym5 k::zegiem ............ OTIS
IL io5s SShd4 = oprawnY~
sk6rke rid .pne brEegi : okuoiem
zameczkitm slotym tltuli:
KEN. : 2RAsyV
TAX, Am AniH Srd&, opfa1-
ny " kos6 Ao1.owa,, &, il. okuloiape. )
samecskiem. stt,owny ma pode1&9
mex Ola .els15
Wsanek K!eryH, 3 wytlocsone-
mi obraskaml "a okladkaeh
aameczkiena i okuoiem
sioconYm brEegiem ...........Sl.5e
W;aned Ha,yi, oprawnY v
sk6rke q ztoconym kssglemz ioco,..
nym tytullklem ). bes 1ameczka j
okuoia .............,...t.. $50. Xll:UVl
Wberk esyll kretAi spos6b
aAbot1stWa oodz,ennsasS1 IVY
osEaa sprawfe. 20 i
Taxi ism Wy0erskk, ortuyay v
dgoaa sE6rke, z<okuclemi .asA ss.s-
Hem ........... 80. .....,s4!n
.Aissat .ie,Dsnnoiet. k~siaiRNzdo
nsbo&shstva ola dxisoi polskichz ~
Amerycs (os6bne wydanle ds
shlopcow | osebne ola dze1.
a4D..........,... .sOeo'
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
" KSIEGARNI
Il. ERDOWbKIEG0

Il. K WbklEGU
" Winona, MINI.
MONA dostat rozmaite ksiatki poll
SHE .szczeg6lnie .za6 naste pujses:
KUC4KNIA POLSKO.
(Uen4 so
cent6w) nalnowaza Ks1AzKA
~KUCHARsKA. ufozona przez see
Diva do6wlado7on2 kuckarke prey
pomooy kueharsa hotelowego.
Kslazka ia zawlera nastepuJlee
rozd.iaiy: Napoje, zupY, JarsYnY,
Salsty, Rozmalte potrawy jay !
mek,, Plotrawy miesne, Clelecina,
skopowina, Wieprzowina, Dr6b,
Zwiersyna, Ryby. Rome potrawy
mlssne. Sosy, piecsYwa, Konnftu-
~ i zadrawv, LeguminY, budynie
l pasztetY, Lody. = ~ h
Mode panienki bardzo szybko
nabieraia wprawY " kuoharzeniu,
jateli praktvkujao y kuchnl, raz
posas zagladaj4 do lego znaKomi-
sao kuchsrskiego podrscni-
Ia ....... 80 cent6w.
O JAMIE Tuardo,cska 1a. wielk'm
ezarcwniku ....... 80, 10 Ct.
4ywot Koseiusah, kheAeosh
ola grEecsnyeh dsiecl........ 20 ct
Mfcet.t.sa 4,oselei pxtesiw
sHS{ysty n yys r5silE 49, x saS..
5 OF.
Testament Piosro Wdkiego cay
Ii zam,arv Mcsbali z~Awojowalxa
catego 6wlah........,,.... S st,
Dwa Shby ozYlli Zsn'ao.ka
Amervkanska ............. ~ ct.
Norcyk Mgssv6sci -abo KcrusEa
1jedna maca 1edrnyj provide. .lot.
Stowiczek: osvll szbldr polsklch
piosnek ludowych (xawierajaey
t.kxe Marsz kaszubskij".... 10 q.
Rkroka csyli ,,Kiedy 5gat, to
fdz .dobrze. ..........l 9.
.Prmoctpo Michaldy, Krdlowe
ae Saby, l3te! sybllli. A5s.
.Zyd soseczny tutacz -. ...l0A
Kaszu5i pod W;edmiem,
opowiadaDie 20 kaszubsku (wier
szem)....
ProrQctwa 0 Potscs -. lQo4
Ksia4ecaka di. dasz&naH4nYsh St
Gdv6y mice 1000 s9gt&sspn
powi*A Ola cnotl,wie.ii in,loda3Yi0<.
Wsosy Wicazez1e.a. poNsa i E
szowabia ma wssdks przvgody,
sapfos'hy la wese!e p'osnec1A
&essNe,. Ds
A$tqpya O Grzegorzu, R9am
II lat poAaNwa1, pray zoty R
sRsle lVk.
Els,nensarz Rlsks (duayl. %.
,E~Henentorz Ma1y dla d&eo'
ssisR1eh " AmerYce..........Sc a
.Listo,smk ~.22bko:Am@ykddM'
podreozu,k "a ,fajacy nauke -
,ania ;lst6w. 1stowe IVORY )istds
n wszystkjeL rzypadkach ~
oO.
3ennM persko egipski.. 3oc.
Seunsk czyli wrdzenle 20 sn6v
IA prxssz}o 800 przYpadk6w stu
lace. % G..
Lekarx Domaoaoy czyl1 nleza-
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME
20 leczenla rozmaitYch chor6b 25c
Rtzewodnh do pisania lis1afD
nIo@sych,. So. ID
kosvsua7tb RkR A,yieak&,
k4iszka ola latwe4o n~auoze1la II
20 an*ielsku. 6hdes
1ssSe M1rodh RhkNo
U6seh Chocisse wskicEo)...,..4 p9es
Dzae3e ,tdfego {. !newegc Iesta
,.r4tu IL obrazkanl). .........4O+
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

K~ALERDARZM ARYANSKI
ma rok 1899
opr6cz czesci zwyklej kalendarzowej 2 ~wykazem, dn', SWAT
btegu kiezyca, rad ola g~ospodarsy It. p.szawiera co ma
stepuje: # @a - z#@aIs= 49, z=5<#sa@
Powitanie noworoczne.
Ops mieszkania= Naiz. Mary Fanny W okolcy Efezu.
Pod opieka Maryi, powiestm oralna.a =sz=-=
"a sluzba, wiersz p. Kornela Uieiskiego.
Wkopalni wegla, powiestsz zyciaag6fnik6w.
Nova polska2aviersz p.S K
Blogoslawiedstwo czwartego przykazania, powiese.
L,tania do zMatki Boskiej, wivrsz Ad. Ph,ga.
Pod opieka Sw, J5zefa, powiastka=p 2. =.
Z podziekowanien do pana ~hrabiego, humoreska.
Polar, wiersz l. Nlemcewicza.
Alkohol i sp6lka, nadworni dosawcy lei kr6lewskiej
$mierci. *
IMody niewiescie z jlustraeyami, poemat humorystYczno.
satyryezny, p ]. S. =$ .=@s*@
Nieeo O grzybach, z ilustfacyani.
Ku.rozrywee W wolnych ehwlach. 2 ilustracyami.
Zarty idowcipy. . III G.1sz==z. g
BoBAEHI 0BRAzR0WE.
Droga krsyzowa.
Eeee Homo. ="
Mater Dolnrosl:
Widzenie. 4..
Pierwszy rcsiew.
Zgadnii.
Napad: lila
Kalendarz Scienny.
Forteczka niedzwieiz W matni (dwle cry z pjonkami).
Taryfa pocztowa. . "Es43s@ { .o=I>.
i @Obliczenie prccentowe ! obliczenie pllacy dziennej, roeznej
Cd godanye ,@H.> = -
:. .Mstetyal, jsk .%vidzin4fye, p Z tres tfsscrp bardzo Bog$aty, Ina ii 2o1
stronicach W wielkinl tormaeie.a@? 7=s49o&#. II 4aAg4*o#s}
j.. III .....az :. y. .tCena rs eent6w;, !. y. " a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

Anew stylepacket containiugTE a~trANHeTl1u
! oonomicslLsOn dozen Of the hvecent caTt66aI3
eight csntsf0 the fRIrANs CHk1IcL RxS3 No:
(rHT TADULUO viii be sent for Eve cents. RIiAUB
soraksepsrs news agents and atsorneH quorSto1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
" Winona, MINI.

mokna dostac rozmaite ksiatki poll
SHE ,s%zozeg6lnie .zak naste pujses:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
4 PROMINENT phy.fctnn.

Tha largest retail drug saqfe IN
AmefscaA flatbt Hsgardap
QneBroadRay In Nsw Ynl@@
a reporter who aM thereto 1afh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

how Hpana HI
ules were @Qla1
bought q ave-nl@
carton aad aAp8f
"h pop, At9.
much All fn1
@eaa51
H weBfaf3sd
toa4an.eE9anY&
proved to be E
Aeadam the.dapsRA
nsnt. He said:
= nm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
RUMORED RAILROAD SALE.
President Tyler Denies That the y.
u. Has Purchased the w. 4 &. H.

PORTLAND. Or, Feb. IA report has
gained currency that the Washington x
Columbia River railroad has been sold TO
the Northern Pacific railroad. The
Washington & Columbia River road is
about 20 miles long, and has headquarters
at Walla Walla. Ii traverses very
rich grain country. connecting with the
Northern Pacific at Pascc. 1t has had
very close agreement with the North
ern and has been valuable feeder. W.
u. Tyler, who is president Of the road,
IS said TO have leased large hotel at
Tacoma. with the view of retiring from
the Washington & Columbia River road
when the Northern Pacific takes charge
of It,
TACOMA. Feb 12.--W. d. Tyler presl-
dent ana manager of the Washington e
Columbia railway. said tonight that there
Is positively no truth in the rumor that
his road is about to be bought by the
Northern Pacific. He says negotiations
are not IN progress for the sale of the
road 10 any one. and that II Is the inten-
ton Of the Washington & Columbia River
10 operate the property as an independ-
cut line, as heretofore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

IN any fund abolished by the act Of 1890 viii
fte turned into the county current expense
f1na. except where there are prior 10 Feb
ruary !. ISIS. outstanding obiiga atoms drawn
against the abolished fund, IN which event
the fund viii remain intact 50 far as these
outstanding obligations are concerned.
90 Balances remaining IN the several road
district funds OF the county are tae prop
erfY Of the several road districts. ard
should he sept by the treasurer to the
credit % the districts.
Replying 20 an inquiry from Jeffer-
son county. MIR. Vance holds that warrants
issued against the current expense fund
must be redeemed by the county treas
urer IL the order OF issuance. regardless
% tbs year In which the funds are gath
cred. warrant upon this fund IL con-
tIauing obligation. Further, that there is
nothing ia the latest revenue act TO justify
a county auditor in refusing 10 issue war
rants ordered by the county commission
srs or the issuance OF which Is a matter
Of routine in carrying on county business.
because their issue would apparently ex-
eeed the amount of the current levy. Mr..
Vance therefore concludes that tho au-
ditor may not refuse 10 draw a warrant
properly ordered because ne may believe
IL 10 be beyond the amount OF the levy
for the current year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

enough 10 prevent such a course Confer
eS1ces among the leading spirits among the
faithful are OF almost daily occurrence.
but tbus far TO one knows anything GER
tain OF z general organization to act in
dependent OF the fusionisis. In their
ranks ara one or two men who are looked
upon as bare possibilities in the raining Of
a candidate for mayor. and il Il these men
and their more Intimate co-workers who
are 10 be oftenest heard OF in connection
with the naiidle-of-ths-road howl
The past week has seen a general awak-
ening TO the necessity for registering
among the Republicans. First the fusion
lists led largely in the daily registration.
but now the Republicans are being heard
from and the tro parties are becoming
more svenly balanced on the ward books
Some Of the better known men In both
PARTIES are conducting carvasses in their
respective wards. to the end that no one
shall be allowed 10 neglect registering
without repeated warnings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
CITY CLERK is MISSING.
Nelson Council Fills His Pln~e and
Preserves studied Reticence
fo His ueaarfurr

Special Dispatch 10 The Post Intelligence.
NELSON, II. G.. Feb. ig.--Durlng the
early part OF the week there was consi,i-
sraole excitement TN the city over r.
port that q. T.. Sealey. who since the In
corporation OF the city has filled the po-
ssiIon of city clerk. water commissioner.
assessor and collector. had disappeared
The council gave IL out that Mr.. Sealey
had gone 10 Eeveiss0ke fer a trip and
wealid be- back in a day or two bur the
fact that a nasty audit Of the city ac-
counts was made and u successor apEssint-
ed on Tuesday afternoon lent color 10 the
fnnior that matters were not all right at
the city hall
The council has so far declined 20 state
what the reasons for Lr.. Seaieys sudden
departure were. and states that the
shortage In his accounts Is almost COW
cred h. the amount due him for salary
A rather strange feature OF The case il
that. although the city clerk handles q
large portion or the city funds az water
commissioner and collector. as far "a can
be learned no bonds were ever asked for
or given.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13
FLED TO ESCAPE lyNCH|NG'
PRISONERS At FORT sTMCOE HvR-
RIED TO NORTH YAKIMA.
Thomas Haines, White. snd Charley
Ross. HaIf-Breed. Accused Of Muir
dering Watoose Benson-yirfiru
Nearly seaiped md Back nroLen.

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos.-Ta.eilseeneer.
NORTH YAKIMA. Feb. lz-1nofnas
Haines white, snd Charley Ross. a half
bseer. were brought 10 the city this morn
Ing from Fort sIEnc0e To escape iynchsng
~ the hands OF Indians on tbs. r4s.rsa-
tior.
One or both prisoners killed s.a;eosa
Benson, an Indian, on Friday last Enough
the body was not discovered until Thurs
dsy u this week. ThJ wsre given a
frti before the Indian ''Siprefns-'' ss,urt a.
the fort. and the evidence found against
Ross vas very strong.
iiaines. Il Ia Raid had been selling
whisky 70 both Indians. and a drunken
quarrel arose ia which Rosa broke the
back OF Benson and nearly rcalped him.
The mar all came out Of f1e top OF the
head when the body was dressed.
Ross was wearing part or Isenson's be-
lorgings when arrested. and Rozs' gloves
were found by the body OF BENSON
The preliminary examination OF Ross
and Halnes WAS set for Thursday, when
Prosecuting Attorney Gay will arrive
from seAttie to prosecute the case
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

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