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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
VOL. XV.
BOOKS!
BOOKS!
BOOKS!
-NOW
IS THE TIME
To Buy Them.
Preparatory to a change of taurinem, tbe
entire utock of th« leading of
th* North Pacific !« oM for a few
day* at
Eastern Wholesale Prices
Sot only tbU. but wo re. Our book stock
will be literally **- rifteed, lu bttndwli ol
ra#<:i boolu being wild fur
LESS MONEY
Than They Cost Us.
Thin Mock muM be pot rid of. and the
public now have tile o|»i*oriunitt n»
I'llHl IT 111 tint LOSS.
Thowe who eome first will have the irrest
c*t eholee. So favorable an oj»|H»rturuty
never IK-fore WM offered here to get book*.
Opera and Field Glasses,
Gold Pens, Compasses,
Cards and Pacific
Coast Diaries
for 1889,
Will »!«> 1 e *oM at nmlnoml ylow prlcoi.
a. DAVIES & CO.,
7<M» Kinnl Htr««pt.
LATEST AMI RENT
POINT ADDITION
WEST SEATTLE.
10 MINUTES FROM FERRY
><> imm:IM:ST.
This Property is Offered
To-Day lor the First
Time.
I'U K i:!S:
KIIKI.SUO. .VMMI.
si'oii. xfiMt
AND $l5O
}«er lot, a< porting: io location.
TKRM* <■ half r«<>h I'h'sm • hi <•••
yea-, w ITllorr INTEKfcST.
Thcw lota oiu tht* ra>»{ central au>l Ue
•irabio part of
WEST SEATTLE.
Commanding mi« a cant v U'w of t noun
a:n ran< c* ( A«l?v.tra t: <*. K i'.ott l<a*
a? •*. thf \ t »u ;i t it\ uu yio minute walk
from tht* f. i y lan i .:?z.
Stem a Home While tie
Prices are Lc*.
Pay No Interest While the
Price is Advancing.
APPLY TO
R. M. HOPKINS.
McXaucht r.u nc t . ramcre ai # r :
Seattle, or
GEORGE M. VAN DORHN
Room if, Coluuitl Block.
ONLY
19
LEFT
OF OtfK-
Popular Lots
NEAR
MADISON STREET.
THEY ARE GOING FAST.
We are Offering Them
AT LOW PRICES,
IN ORDKK TO
('lose Them
(hit Ouicklv.
V 1 •>
TITLE GUARANTEED
-HY THE—
Seattle. Title Insanoce (t Trim Co.
Aaeparate policy :•> each p<r. h«.»-r f..r
i the full amount of i»i«pnreJ'#K* price r.heu
j it< aired.
I. ,Y***
I JgjttJ* '■ g^l.
W. P, BOYD & CC.
DRESS
FABRICS.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SCOTCH SUITINGS, SILK AND WOOL
BROCADES, HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
A complete line of F.nclitth Twwln ami Lh
(lieH* Tailor Huitiruc»a lor Kt reet ;*n<l
}»ra<?tiral wear.
RICH SiLKS. SATINS, VELVETS & PLUSHES.
«Jetft, PaanementeriM, C»allo<»nM, Perwian Band*,
Fancy Braidt*, etc., for
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
Wool Hosiery.
From thf> fheapMt jn*ii»lr*i4 in Wool to the Itnest quality o(
Ca«l»!nt*n». An elegant line of"
PUIS AMI FiS'CY SILK anil I.ISII HOSE.
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS A SPECIALTY-
DRESS AM) NEGLIGE SHIRTS,
EARL AND WILSON'S COLLARS AND CUFES,
SCARFS, TIE«L, GLOVES, HALF HOSE, HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.
.All the Durable Makw of
Silk, Wool arwl Merino Underwear
In All Sizen.
621 and 623 Front Street,
SEATTLE "W. T.
CAPITAL, 8100 000
TKI'sTEKS \
[ J. FIRTH. Oa*hiar Puaet Sound Nat'ul Bank
H O. *tTu;Tß,BtniTe, Haines A MrMicken, ▼
Attorueyt.
-•Aty
I»K TT. MINOR, llir.or A Dawsou, Phjst « «\\*C V*
ciaim
J p. HovT.Maur'r D. Horton A Co..Bankers V
;H.' . • '* («» ,M- V- \
M I>. BALL*RI>, President Srattle Hardware \ ' V\ I fc
Company. _ \f (A**
R. H. Lswia, Turver. Engle A Lewi*.
Sx-<*ov. K I*. FSRHY. Vice-PresidentPuge V.
Souud National Bank. V
J. J\ HOYT. PRRHIDENT. JAMES BOTH WILL, FRCRETART AND MANAGER.
Removed to C 29 Front Street, foot of Cherry. dAw
HANDKERCHIEFS
FOR THE MILLION.
Great Sale of Handkerchiefs .it
10 12 Vj, 15. 20 and 25 cents;
LATOUR & CO.,
<>pern Illook. Front Mtrrot.
M. SELLER & CO..
I neorpoi'ated,
BOSTON BLOCK,
Three Doors South of PostofTice.
r< > 111 K TItADK.
We have now completed opening our Urge ami well-selected *t«vk of
("rockery. filk»KUt, Lamps anil I.tmp StoiU, Table and Pocket Cutlery
Plated ware, white anil <it- orated China. -emi Porcelain, lu-tre batiil am,
-prig. The latest design - and pattern-.
IVina llie cn'y direct importer . and r:»rr\irg the largest stock in the
Northwi' t. we i Mm Miperiir facilities over all oowpetttor*.
Our im;xiri.ilion- in Ijneensware ir:.li:de the justly celebrated make oi
MeaKin'" white gianitr un.i lu-tre l and, of which v.e are -ole agent-.
Wo re.«{ eetfnlly -•lioit esan ination o: pr-ces and stock.
IwT. SELLE E4 <Se CO., SEATTLE, W. T.
SCHWABACHEB BKOS. & (U.
Importers and i»caler* in
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL.
BUILDING MATERIAL. MINING and BLACK
SMITHS' TOOLS, FARMING IM
PLEMENTS, ETC., ETC.
onrtr* 1 our Wi-cs with either Sta oor Portland Printed I*llol
Uita mailed on application
SCHWABACHER BROS. «fc CO. n mpt>
Cascade Fire A Marine Insurance Co..
SK ATTLE, W. T.
CAPITAL, $200,000. :
A M«rkiTit<«h. l*rv*M«»t J. A.(Sould. Secretary,
w K Vioe rrtvideni. W. L Guan, Tretuufr.
K. MI A CO., - - City AKCDU,
118 Mill Street, Occidental Block.
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SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. SUNDAY. DECEMBER :?(). I—.
Also Fine Quality in Proportion
ANARCHY IN HAITI
France and Germany Fan
nin? the Flames.
LK«.ITIME-!» ILtCTIUX A K AK< E.
The Xartfc I*amnq uered- Va«arjeat
G«a. te*a floe Army—
t!n(tt*h <hip« f«r Saaina.
Ni w Toss, Dec. Sl—-'The steal er
Primp Manritz arriTe»l thi- morainfr.
When -he left Port-* i-Pnni-e the men
of-war Uiles* and Yantic were there.
al»o the steamer Haytiun Repabii:-. the
latter arcboretl in the out-hie hart«>r.
Kferytbinsr is miiet there.
U-fritinie *a< inaupurate.l president
I with cn .it pomp and ceremony on the
j I;>»h Pre !<ient boarded the
; (.aler.a ani had a conference with Ad
' wiral Luca. It isunderstood be made
no re i-'.ame to the demand for the
Haytian CepuhliO !* retea-e. The Van
tit gtoaaitsMa the inner liar jor. Wee
| oltcm tikrtards tntdc a -nrrev of
' tin harbor
Chief Oshcer Bibbeiee ,-tated that he
found no excitement at Port-au-Prlne
and at other points where he -topped
found apparent peneral sati.-. iition
with the U(itimbt presidency. The
Haytim KepuhH"-i« lvinj; in theh.tr
luiroof. f Port-ail-P.*:mi* lilemlly covered
w;th American tlat-. and everybody
seemed to he making nicrrv orVr the
-etlienu'nt if the dirtiiulty. The
steamer brought the following letter,
written on board the Cniteii Mates
-teainer t!:i!enn. o:! Port-au-Prince,
December i!l:
"The «»alen:i and Yanti . which left
New York December 12 steamed into
the harbor of Port-au-Prince Decem
ber at !»a. tn. with shotted guns,
torpedo booms out. the -hips cleared
for action and the crews standing nt
their quarters, to demand of the al
leged Haytian government the instant
rele i-e of the -trainer Haytian Re
public. On their arrival in the outer
harbor Rear-Admiral l.uce ransferred
hi- flajr to the Yantic. The Yantic
was then run slowly into the
inner harlior to within !<*> feet
of the docks where the Haytian lie
public was anchored. Anchor was
dropped and ■ -tern line at once at
tached to the Haytian Republic, the
irun- of the Yantic being turned on to
the city.
The (ialena remained in the outer
harlior, with broadside and pivot
trained on the Haytian man-of-war
IlessHlines. and prepared to tire at the
first hostile demonstration. The l>es
saline-' crew e.l o stood at the guns
nmil the re-u!t of the interview of
Lieut, tiritliu with Legitime wa
in*'!e known.
Lieut. (iritlin went ashore shortly
after !» o'clock with a communication
from the state department and Ad
miral l.uce. demanding the release
within four hour- of the detained re
set and the withdrawal of her gnaril. :
legitime commanded "tie of hi- boat
to tow the Haytian Itepublic to the
position in the outer harlior occupied
when captured, and have such slight
damage a- had been done her re
paired by lii- mechanic. Night fell
Itcfore licr cable could be severed, as i
her anchor chains hail lieen badly I
fouled. Formal return was not made
until the next day.
The moral effect of this prompt ac
tion of Admiral l.uce ha- u-en nio-t
MlWactor] apmtt > Hay Miii pwi|ii |
The influence of the French govern
ment. through their mini ter at r.>rt
an Prince, is very strong with l.egi- :
time's government, audit i* -ai 1 the
Haytian Republic would not have
been released bad a French man-of
war lieen in the harbor. It is also ;
claimed that French influence ha
lieen backing legitime since his return
from exile. The (ierman government |
is generally under-tood to be back of I
the Hippolyte faction in the north. I
The release was most opportune, from •
tin* acknowledged fact that Legitime I
had contracted t" -ell the Haytian I
Republic to the Atlas line and. in fact. j
was about to turn her over to a crew j
which arrived that morning from j
Jamaica.
December IK the Haytian national
constitutional assembly, which had 1
l<een in -es-ion four days, alter much ,
di-pute, endorsed the exi-ting consti- ;
tution, and then immediately proceed- '
ed to vote confirmation of the action of I
the central committee in electing !
itime president. The vote was unani- !
mous, as loot the tl ileputies present j
were from the southern department,
supporting Legitime and the remaining i
four were pa -cngerson the Haytian!
Republic when captured, who were i
entertaii.ed nt the presidential palace. J
dined, wined, and convinced of the
availability of Legitime to govern the
four northern department* they rep
resented. All of the foreign
a ere immediately informed of his
election, and a portion of the navy
wa- ordered t ■ 1 hi- port to take p irt
i:i the inaugural fete. The I'mted
State - 11.-tr. a ter an absence of 11 dav-.
wa- tin ; unturied to the ma-tbead of
t e H iv: + Rep ':■■ to < nliveti the
har'i r. :ii iw a - tlyii on the arrival
of the American ve-seL
"Alter having bombarded Gape
Haitian, Port de Paix. San Marco
and other smaller ports in the north
and west and completely denio'szix
ir.g ...I foreign ai.d coasting trade, it
ha- • t n( i . i to advar.ee the war
-hips in connection with the army
marching to meet he forces of <ie:i.
ilipp ilyte. >kirmi he- have occurred
oti the frontier between small detach
ments. and new* of a general engage
met t near is to M ircc. is momentarily
looltfil f >r. the navy and s. at
of gov< rnmeol aw In At hand- of the
Itgitinic faction, the troops under
Hippolyte a - iperior in morale and
general p: iem . and eon-ider their
isi:unian> er - -iv.nl N.ijioUon. 'I fie
ii.ua t -t- (>f -oi Marc. reci'.!,
l»im'i« d d, arc i* the mo t de-tit 'c
-ituati n. -uch Icing the condition to
-otue extent in ail the Iximbarded
Friday afternoon an olb ial visit was
pail by "A .mir 1 la e* and P. omner
. f iht i ialena cnd'Yar,': t" President
i. it'ii c and ca! itu t President Leg
itime expn »>ed in bis -pee, h < f we
■ the friendliest feelings for the
Anie: icalt-. and enters .tints I ibe o.'a cr
in the very best -tvle. \ Imiral I. - e
replied til it it bad alw ays been the
p : > of hi- country to etc o irage re
pa' iic-. estiecially tho-e of the West
Indies and particularly those coni
p. »si of i n'rjnehised Africans, for
Ame ica had but recent y pas ed
thr. gh a conrti t the ultimate object
of wl i b via- the freedom of that race
in the great republic,
"At a conference to-morrow of B. (\
Morse, owner 'SJhc Ilav i in Republic,
with (ien. Legitime, the former will
submit a claim for s3o.ooodamages
;ea,i«<-i b the detention of the >Lip
and »IV. .««i ■ iiuipe-i-ation to the crew
; and two passenger-.
When tin' -teamer Prince Mauritx
left Jarr.el I>eceml>er®i a riot was in
progre-* and half she town in Hsmt*.
Among the pas-e:igers were Coruh
T. Detielia lier.:en*nt in the Haytian
[ariuy. Prof. M. Protigher Iwagt a'iand
Madame de Cnntrirss. wife of the
llaytian gen,--aiot that name. The
gentlemen are eonne tp<l with the
llavtian departmei t..f the norib an .
t.xik pa--agc on a French -tea- or lor
Havre thi- afternoon. l« is believed
i thev are roirig to France to m-ike
-trenuoa- ellort- to interest the French
government in the Haytian diffi<
tie*, atni. if j*»s-il»le. to get that |*>wer
to furnish a man-of-war lor the u-< i
the army of I. e : rib. Maaan.e :c
Contrpra- positively re use* ti talk
about the puraaaiice of ber jourr-.p-.
*R»S I k Til ISSt"»i.t>T«.
New Ycti, Ike. The C3yde
steamer O ema sa itd from this city
this alter ti on for We? t Indian port
In iuded m her . a-ge which wa- of a
■ it,i —. ellaneotu chara ter. were several
r j CM* of HeoaiTipton ai ! W:mhe«te
i | ritle* ami ne-iriy a»i rr' ttathng run*
i Ihe arm *tre ,•»•»«;«* i t ■ a myth
ical per*«n at t'ape H*\u an ; are*op
! t*'*"eU t > lie u»r the use A the wmr
• j gent* at that port.
BERIIX rtRLt LFTTKK
BUmirrk lit The ftTm
»"r«r Want* a tUUr It
Salary
j rc«w*t*lit, ism. by the A«orialrd hts*
Btatis, l¥\29. -Tbt New Year -
j reception at the coart b awatteii wit!
■ anxiety, the prevailing
that the emperor will the occa
I -ion to give utterance to word- preg
i n&ftt with indications of the coruinj
year - pols- y. Nothing like a speecl
r van !«e expects, the court premien
being aguin-t anything beyond i
. ; formal recepri >n to dtplomatk* official!
. and Hofgeiseiischaft and generals, bu
*! -ame few word- conveying a ne<s«gi
of to the world are certainl]i
looked for. The emperor reulilj
t finding a chan e. none wi!S don' t th<
► character of his utteranct-. Tin
» y<n/h ttfrnia : (ia-ft.*' has carefully re
. produced in a prominent p - tion a*»
»' iarge type tlw* wor«l- on re
. ceiviTtir a wreath at the Vol. .in Shi;
Works, are laurel-of peace.
»jni-o!f cial new <pai«e?a itmcur m tht
''! announcement that: wh iterer |4a*t
'. are in preparatn»n In France and flu*
sia, Germany remains on the defen
■ j -ive. in the nieanwbile perfecting he:
, armament.-'.
, The Gnseite. summing uj
the situation, ascribes tht ex'stiru
quiet to the iact th i f la |ieri«*d has l»e<«r
rea, he i when the ot every
side will be terminated and the fevei
of preparation will U replaced by tin
calm arising from conscious readme-*
to do battle. On the other liantl, in
the opinion of the V.'i"* Zrw-ir*
Kretiz ZeitHig, the evpre<sion- ot the
emperor an 1 pacific l*ecauae the #my
is in a state of tran-ition. the new ti
fatttrv drill regulation" and ratlical
changes in trie defenses necessary t
n»eet n cent explo-;v invention < ati i
the reform in the cav.drx weapv n«
combining to ren ler advisable another
I year of preparatory activity.
The uncertainty concerning Prince
Hi-marck's fhealth ha> M»cn a disturb
ing factor in the situation. The chan
| ceilor was letter at the beginning of
the week, but authentic advices from
Frederiehsruhe rejK>rt that -tnce Wetl
nc-day he ha- suffered a recurrence of
gout in a severe form. l)r. Schewein
enger is in attendance upon him, but
at the in-tance of Count Herl>ert Bis
marck l>r. liardelelH'ti aw him on
; Thursday.
The question o; making additional
*tate pr«»vi-ion for the imperial family
comes up m the reich-tag st-me time
in Febrwan . Apart from his ample
i income as king of I*ru-si», the allow
ance (>f the emperor from the imperial
fund is only ST.io,UOO yearly. It t> re
|K>rtetl that ti»e chant cllor w i ! l inform
tfie reichstag that an additional
'Minis required owing to the expen«4i
tures involveti in the increa-ed duties
of head of the empire. The concen
sus of opinion i- that some -uch pro
j vision i« necessary and that the um
mentioned i- reasonable.
Early in February the imperial tour
will la* re-tttned. A programme ha
I not been decided upon, but ttie prepa
rations now being made indicate that
theemt»eror will visit Alsace lairrame.
j Count Slar-hal Liebcnan has been to
Strasburg to arrange for a reception
there.
a sf.w cxr:.<aiVK.
I Secret exjteriments with the new ex
plosive proceed successfully near
town. Experts are convinced that the
j new explo-ive car. destroy forts like
the French Forts Darrell on the fron
«tier within a few hours. The jh»wc"n
iof the explosive will neutralise the
whole fort re.-- system, making u*ele«s
■ a great closed fort works and nece-si
tating movable »lefen-ible w<trk- in
closed in ironclad bulwarks. The re
rent fort work- dmi . e- in France and
Russia indicate that l>oth those na'ions
have obtained a knowledge of the ex
j plosive. Wat-aw dispatches-tate that
[the system of Tod lei ten will l»e com
pletely abandoned: that orders have
! already been issued to -top the tvorks
a* Kowal, and io form instead a trian
gular system, including Kowal, Lite
-1 uski and Biuly.stock, connected by
| strategic railways.
WAR SHIPS IN THE ll.lM BE
Efl'Mti of Kemoval of Natural Bar-
rirr* al the Moiilli
i'oTH, Dec. *J!V The delegates vvil
1 e asketl to vote a cre<iit for the estab
lishment of a flotilla. The government
has formed such a flotilla, and Rus
sia will l e al»!e, when the navigation
of the Danulie ;t the iron gat» - has
been regulated, to send light-draught
war-ships up the river.
EVICTIONS IN THE HOIIHAV^
Troops and I'ollca l*erf*»ris>ina ( rnel
Work tit Irclantl.
Dcblik, Dec. 29.—The eviction of
delinquent tenant-at iiweilore. County
Donegal, commenced Wednesday.
Troop-M;d police have l>een ordered
there to the bailiff-. Violent
times are expected.
(iladtitoti«> 7t»lli r.irthfla>
Lownox, Dec. 29.—T0-day i- the 7fHh
anniversary <»f Cfladstone'.- birthday
and notwithstanding his on
the continent, score- of letters ami tel
egrams of congratulation were ent to
iiawarden. Most oi the n.<essnge- ex
press a wi.-h for the early triumph of
home rule.
lrtittc Fall# In "Maenefh. M
l/»!si>o>*. Dec. £).- 'Ma l sth" wa
produce<i at t!«e Kvcettm thrater to
night More a brilliant audience. A
Isrge number of were present.
M rdstf rPhe ph- E »rl fjn.de*! orough,
jjir Frederick I.etghton and many
other notiible- witt.e- -ed the fterform
ance The fir-t •» ne was majc-ti
and ciocmv. Irving was pi.-turesaue.
and M -- Terry wa- interesting, hut
unequal t«» her rr>!c. She was at her
l>est in the cenc :n which the murder
I n i«M. lin • ifler - i i -
*eak. The condemns with
scarcely a unaliucation Irving's con
ception of Mao'eth. It say-- *'lt is
assuredly wrong to portray him at the
outset paie haggard at »
-tcej»ed in cr.?ue. Here arid there
toucbe- of geniu> demand recognition
The pre-entmeiit wa- well done
throughout, but it cannot coinn end
it-elf to th mghtful -tu e.jt- of shak
-peare. Mi - ferryV embiKltment
wa- startling and new. hut con-istent,
alluring and artistic in the highest
-tin-e. music wa- well
worthv of the gttbd composer
Italian labia#! Change.
Rome. Dee. 29.—King Humbert h i*
aceepted the re-ignatum of fugnor
M diani a- min:-ter <»f finan-e an i
the treasnrv. Signor <*ri ah!: ha
been appointcni minister of finance.
>ignor Miceti minister of agr - ulture
arid m.:.o r Peraizi mini ter of the
tieasur>. The-e changes indicate
Pr» mier Crispin's de-ire torn coalition
of the parte- that accept hi- pro
gramme.
Arretted at lb« Wharf
Live**' u Dec. J9.—Kuhni.a >*iss
who mnrdereti and robbed Mr ' hn--
ton »ti Wi -m-iu receritJy. h a'
re ted a*. CJ ieen-town on t arrivali o
the -teamer Lord f»oc,gh from I'hila
delphia On searching the nri-oner
the odicers found a ticket for l'»aseL
!, to whu h plac- K■ hni in
tended to prr<-e«I.
Ant) %ti»trian M »b In s^rtU.
I>«Ltiß.it r, De -. IT' A mob la--t
r>jght marches! tnro streets to
the A .-t'ia;. sho.tme.
•'iktwti wirh Mk >Bv , bel
the wir.'i Tber then • lr. -
r- • 4M V A»-tHk
made >imil »r emondwfw*.
Th. I' ~i
i:..wE, i>.-f •». '-ttm faffrimmc't
.-al i. it- r i: e W \Mirc Tear (r
--fer M.lr • i. •*«>•
the I'ierpy and
BALK KXOBIiKRS.
Condemned Mtir<!»'r<*r< Hc
ieased by Friends.
DAVEWAiMK AM>so\ RKM AI Si
ttUtorjr of the Mi««oort Soci
ety Ita Memttert and
Fanatical Men.
The fi>ur Raid Knol*l<ers who were
sentenced to hang tor the murder of
i harles (ireen an i William E en- en
March 11, 1-CT. wene l>i«vi»i Walker,
better known in t'hri-tian i-v ntv as
"Bull Creek l»ave." William Walker,
his sen, John Matthews at: Uiri
Matthew-. None ■»* thr- ,
men ha.i reactieil their ."Vnh year, sn i
Wiu. Walker is not yet 1 4 » year* of
Hire. The r w»*re to huve
Ken etecuteil on May m. !*>«» i :t
on an «py>e.tl In the * ipreuie ix>Hrt.
which artirme*! the lit- *k»n ot th»-
iowrcr cx>ur:. cm- iptsl the railonw
temporarily. Ovt >ti
prenie court attirta*-.! of
the Ch"!«Uan county tflrvuu aim
1 iixed l*sX«mber 2* a- the «Ur oi exe
cution.
The trial turned attcn
tk»r\ to the Haiti K< <-s frx+u ~:l
• and the history ot «♦ e or
; nidation w.i< ina*le pa ic i. inn^y
county, Mo. t i- Tiotr s the birth
pla e of the Ba:d Krt b>r-. The
eariy ca>i«e < the fomna
tion o? for the protection oi
life and property in thi" w »i»! to .ntrx.
' The it*»r> came iut»>
promim-iw* when the natt»ri
• »us Frank an t T :i-al Taylor (
were lyncher! hr the rn trder «>f IH, K
; inwn in F.»r-vthe. Mo . and t nri fi.ui
county, which as join * Ltntipy, lir**
ado|>ted the Hal*i Knoi er-« in si.
I'uve Walker waa ttie Kr-t I*auer.
and the in rnher-hip oa tea ht f be
tween and !<*>. The lir-»t j
work of the Haiti Knobt>er< to attract ;
attention wa« the t'ha iwu k r,. i. A
ai«H»n was i*ur ed there and demornl
| ration en-ueil. After dtie wandng
tnuu the Hatii KnohlxTN. whi h wa
di-rejranled. tlie rej?tilat<)r-<
| Ohjuiwkk and emptie«t the ij«j »otN be
| i«i:n»in< t-> the .saloon int »th-* street*.
; loiter on thif was »te at.tl the
I trartic broken tip. There wt -ennuier
| ous visit" by the band of .
|H*tty otTcnders, but nothing 00-;
t urretl to attract wi u -preai
a tention until the Ureen-fidetiH ailair.
which terminated in the downfall
Ot !lald-Knob'>eri-m. Ihe Ureen-
Kden.-< crime oc<*urre»l in Man h. Isa 7,
at a |H»i:«t t ijrht miles mi lUiea t t»l |
<>ztrk. near Kdens' tlweJliiic. John
Kvans wa whipped by I tab I Kn«»l»-
K'r.-< for nti.ibchavinp in church. Old ;
man K le is. a frientl of Kvaiti, inter
i'ereti and teceived four blows with a
whip. This *o enraged K i«*n* that he
fear essly condemned the Bald
Knohbers, and on Uie of
March 10, a band
proceeded to KdenV residence t-> pun
ish the inmates. They were met with
re*i-tance and tireil neventl volleys
into U»e house, killing Win. Eden* and
('has. (ireen, his brother-in-law. and
M'riou-ly wounding ohl man Ktlens.
In the melee younfe Walker was >l»ot
in tlie leg.
The outrage brought about the ctd
mination of public indignation and a
vigiiance committee and sheriffs
ran all the murderer- down.
The sub-equcnt events are in the 1
public mind. , 1
ALI WFRF. DEVOt r MF\.
One of the mo t peculiar nature of '
Hal'i KnoVVristu is that a majority of
the members of the band are devout :
church - member*. l*Ntv «*iaUy »
tlii* true of Chief Walker, who
was advocate and general devout;,
man. He cannot see yet that the K-dd
Knob regulators were oth»r than the '
champions of right, who me'.e nj<
fatal but unavoidable mi-tike.!
in the Oreen-E'len* ki Imp. He
"tatci confidently all along that he :
wouhi never \*e hanged. He sat I thi
evening that the rea-« n he would not <
gt» with the rescuers* w<ts l»c. a i-e he 1
exjHn ts a txunmutation of sentence, ■ I
and. anyway, prefers to Ii tn.* ratfu*»
than l>e htrnteti and houndeti by offi
cer-.
0/w:k. Mo, Dec., John ami
Wi lie Matthew . tw6 of the f • r con
demned Hall KttohUrs, ami N. H
Hhllmui en. Frank Johnson, William
Ketlfield. Thomas Itooney and William
Hansen, live train robb«rr-«, e-** peilfmin '
jart la-t night bv th»* of i
friends out-ide Pave Walker, u a ier
<»f the Bald Kn »b'uer-. his Willi im,
under senten t » hang, an i m
voung man natn»»d Ku • r, refused to ,
leave and were fonnd in their ctlls
when the wa made.
A NEW 'MACK THE BII'I'EJC."
An Eugllwla l>en«l B'»ctj Fouml
Clumailljr Mniilateil
I,o>*do3(, D"c. 2.*. flic mutilated
botiy of a Iniy fom.d in an o it
hou-e at lira«.for»l thi- tuoruin;; and
recognized a that of J hn Oil'. Sy< ar
t»f ag»*, who when la-* see*i alive wa
-lidmgon the ic<- with c,.?-•:•;i:,.om.
The ho.v had been hr it dy m rderc ..
his |egn and arms ehop|»e ! • ' in a
r»>uf h manner and tse t hit b !v.
an«l his ears cat off. Then w re t»*.o
tab wound-in the chest lo •
ami the entrai!- wire torn ' Tio»
remains were wrapj»cd t:i » •<»»! h
covering
The poliee I" .'••ve fro u the !• tu v
manner in which the t.»d\ i" rnutiiate-i
that the crime is the work «»f d unkeu
lad- who e imagination: have been in
flamed by reading the nc« ount- of the
\Vhi'echapel tlie -uppo-etl
b it« -fury commuted in ome other
place aud the remain- afterward * «r
--ried bv the ie* trators t<» Uie out
hou-e in which they were fount!. The
crime < r» ated the greate-t excitement
at Bradford.
A milkman wa" arreted on sua-
pit i »n of having c >mutitfed the • r. : •
fhe ls»y occasional!v ac <mpan e »
hm on his round- . The pri oner wt
the first to rct »gnixe the remain-. It
: <ertaifi the body was phi e l in the
outhouse between 4 and 7 thi- morn
ing.
The accused milkman, who>e name
is IJanrrt. wis taken before a ma» i -
trate this afternoon am! charge I »itii
l»eing the la-i j*'rs/>n who -aw the V-oy
alive. The boy. when last m ? was
in the mUktnan's companv, and when
he was mi-sing the milkman wa-
a-ked if lie kco anything t In*
aherealont". lit- denied any knowl
ftlpe of him. A Wooly -a< k an«l a
kni'e fitting the wound- in the K.y'«
< lip-thsv« heen found in the prison
er'* lodging* He In- been remanded |
for tnai
ITBSL'EO Ki fit ITt»t > CCB9E
I>r. .%Ifxiadet NrUttDtld th* lirftt
tnultf E»|xrt, In-«n>-
Krw Y"**. Pec®.—A local |>ar>er
, av . ■ S.,t*ith-undiii|t < are dly
?tuilie! effort- to keen the :a«'t from
public kr.owiedxte. it hs* leaked < ii!
that Dr. Alexander K McDonald,
general wpfrintwdfiitwi the n-ar.e
a-\lum on W.ir.iN i-lan l. ha* f-come
in-ane. it i* tlif affliction i*
~n ! v temp>rarv. and tti .' the
briUinnt mind of the rreat «• iali»t
» il U- restored to i'- i ormal cor,
dition, » it the jro-jet* at i.rc-er.t
an- not encouraging- It Donald
fir nsanv vear* b*s h*n r>ne < i Ihe
ur ivtrr-aUv rrtojrnsKil autho itic* in
tbi« country on *abje> t« of in-anity
and it* tnitnest. it *eems like a
eipo*iti tn of the irony of fate
that ht hirn-t-if should hare been
vt-.tcu with «n irflliction th :t to on
was diotoea to know t*rtur than he
ho* to cure.
1 r. Hcfkntkl wa* One of the ex
port* vbos* IwtlßiMiy f »n<ii ted CM
teau, tf.o "! «->u t.ar
l)«-l i. an . it n noteworthy that hen
li'iother of tho-c who J*ar' ■ipated in
that trial rnd who ha»>- apparently
f« lea under the U-.n of the i« a .-.u -
■ ctir»e.
Wllul. MIT rillHt A MRKO.
if fhal!*n|*d by Jaek»«>»,
Hill faj Att#ati«a (• It.
Y«tS, I>«V. A—i>
li*t ha. ker here aprvipo. ».f the Vc
An i.ft-lackann h >.ht. uvU.iy *ai«l
Jtck<«n ixi(ht >ha!lfngte Sullivan. but
that the IV* ton man wtv.iki no
attention to it. a- he had long *go ile
■ ;neU to i»f»l any i-okiitil m*n in the
ring, or an* mun who <tanil» up with
i colore*! fighter.
jo* unoi cutucun jtcctox
Ivv <'*pt, t'ooke. pf
the /V v V". • tiH,) tv teVrr.it h *«i tfa ■
; foltawinjc to the California Athletic
Olab: "Joa Unnm challenge* Jack
ion In fi.lit to a t:ni*h under the
.-oiul tion. that the .t • k.on-
MrAu!: e t.anl. e\.-e ( >i that the h> er
he allowed for e*|>en e> In the
event of the t'ali ornta club offering a
P lor Ja< k-on atul lannon, the
tatter will want a fair length «f time
in a h'c'i ».«train. >'.» ainwer ha- a*
: vet been re*ire*l.
TttK ntKIIM.tON STRIKE.
t A New Pr*|Mi*itl<>« |« \y MnKmitlH
by Ihf Kn(iaeer«.
Dec. "JU,—The represents
livr« o( the Tirii»u< divwiom of the
" Hrri'hcrlmot of Locomotive fin
1 cimti»ot4 their inur, It j
! tfeiMtt.aiv l»i>»>i L, "- lt, i An| '
-I'-ng an<l mining JinalWVrkm
*'<»o itf ftrothrrhuoj *nst:n- ers Oil
Western r.'ul-t «hvr« a . : i- r.o.ili .n
1 «r»trm i« in v p*. «nd fiat unlrv a
chiinff \« M*»n mide ft* the m leajM
*v»trm a bij? strike w ill It* tnaugur
-1 a ted. The «j >si *y*tem «s»
i the cauae of the trouble on the Bur
lington road. One erf the delegate* to
Ihe pn sri.t toeeting **' d to a reporter
that the statement to the effect
' that the f>rotherhood wool I
. trivinp the Ivinlmgton afcnkars tlnaucial
a*>!<*lam\* after iiAQirt I w
' • fa: -♦».
After the l«een thoroughly
to dav a >pe>ial jrrievafice
comm t tee <> true VJ Be I the peneral
otfire* of the road and
* t*fo rl(»%ted for halt an hour with
V Ice-I*re* 4 :< lent Stone ami (Jcitera
Uiplev \ ft» r th>* visitor*
depxrte.i Mr. Kipftcty said: u Th#
rfentlcm<*«t Mmj.lv . *tn»» to a*k if it
would i»e coiive dent for u* to recrive
j them Motui; \ an! t ear what they
had to -ay. The\ tl**>ire a conference,
and • imply wanted to know if we
would give t*'c *» » hearing."
"Did you g<ant the rrq ie-t?"
•'Certainly; we can't refuse to hear
them. That *d«*e* net indi ate. of
j cour-e, that we have any intention of
<-hanging our petition. I'hev did nut
teil »•« what they are coming lu*re for,
and we < o not know whether they are
tfoiinr to a k any ounce>nk)m of us <»r
I not.*'
Thi* was all Mr Itipley had to nay.
j hut it w*> more than any mem her of
the grievance t ommitlee would vouch*
-afe. A delegate to the convention,
who i- not a memi«er of the commit
tee. claim* th.it the committee sub
mittal a propodfimi t > the company.
the it roth vr hood'- term**/* he called
it an«l were to return Monday for an
| ofitwer.
A DISMdM M PAILI ICR.
11«»%% l.lntlaurr llrofl. & Co. Trlftl to
twlmtl# Tl»etr ( rrdltur*.
Cnt« %«o, Dec. 2f>. —There wa-anotli
or sensation tbiti morning in the *en
national Ltndauer in*o vent ca^e.when
an eipert accountant testified that the
hook- showed that the member- of the
firm ha.l aligned Mibwtantially all
their note* and book amount* and
ever* thing thev oaned, from the stock
of goods, whit )i i« in the hand* of the
sheriff, and that perj try had been
committed in swc.iriug to the amount*
aligned, the ai?jrri,rrfe being over
more than alleged. which made
i> :IIII MM to a general alignment,
which would give the <ountv court
jurisdiction It i< tbh juri diction
which the firm ha-* be* n fighting.
Judge Piendf decision ren
dered to-lay w.i* emphatically that
tin* Undaucr failure, involving half a
milium dollar . s\i\* in effect an a*
-ignment. Ihe judge accompanied
the announcement with *ome deciU
edly unusual remark-. He said the
court* voohi not be justified in dlsrt
gitrdiD;' Mirmoii knowledge. which
all goo i lawyer* punched aa to the
method* adopted by j>eot»le in a
motion J'* l.indau* r Bro*. Co.
found themselves The fa t-< were
that the beneficiaries of th«- l.indaner
fndgment note< a ere relative* ami
do e friend*, and that Lindaucr
protected the bank* by prefer
ence- as well for the future
a s the prerent. Through their
lawyer*, they proposed t« JX« t their
creditor* in .» po it ion where they
could **ay "take one «er.t or live cent*
on the dollar or you get nothing."
There was no « i!'< rent e t»etwcen this
preceding. the judge arid, and the
method of the footp d who plied his
v witio'i on t!i'» street ami command*
Ed hint to *t tii'i arid deliver. If. un
der the circumstance*, the Undauers
t• U*«t to bring t't»i avv banks to accept
. r «4i ornt on the dollar, as the evidence
showed that they were trying to do, the
abent an I faj- i"w tv Ka«teni men-ban
di-e creditor* had nothing whaicver to
en* ct.
The in 'ge held that the firm's prop
erty should tie di-t ibuted pro rata
among ill the « reoitory, The appoint
ment of an assignee wa* taken under
adti-ement tint I Monday.
rSGIIT WITH «»Y«TKK PIItATEs
Determined t?e»l«ia c.c Fir*Ve««el*
PALTIM* RK, I*ec 'X* —lnformation
ha* been received of a deaperate fight
Iwtween the polite and the -loop Julia
Iliirniltoti antl a fit ct of illegal dre«l>:-
er« th it too ; place last Thursday af
ternoon in a tithing hay on the Dor-
Chester county cna*t. Oapt. Tyler of
tl e Julia Hamilton discovered the pi
rate- st work in the morning and or
dered them awm They were envel
ope i in i dense fog am! apparently
-ailed Mir. but r* turned and i;i the af
ternoon <'a| t. Tyler altacketl them.
Ihe Jm th* continued several hour*
'■ver sil hundred shot* t«eirs; fired
from the police tro.it and a great many
f oiii the I, t t• of tiio oyster thieves.
An unknown dmlpff *»•-.* shot
tbrought the arm, ami the l»oats were
badly riddle*! with billet* thou h no
«eri«MH damage was done. Friday
morning the stato force* were
trengthcned by the arrival of the
learner I »ov. Mi-Lane and. five dredg
ing M hooi >er* were rapt ire 1 and low
est into Cambridge. Their captains
escaped
KN(iU»(I SMITH FOH SAMOA.
Their Mlmloii U *.#l t«» FarbM f»«r-
mifi Ir»t*rf#re«»re,
>. Dec 2». Th" Knglish j
■ hi| < Bwi(t-ure and • aro i»e, under <
c.tnmand of Admiral Algernon K
Hene« «•, left Acitpnion, M'lico, ye*
iffijy. under healed orvtetn. It i*
•.rj.ier-h'O.I at the na»y department
that their de*tinatkMi hSaimit. Iti*
not !>eiie*ed in natal tin It-* that Eng
'.and in en<|i to iiite»f«re witti tier
many. .S>tue otlicer» profea* to tliink
tbc e nation* niav co-oj.erate in 'tit
nx ttelaland' The navy department
people pro?p«- to be entirely ignorant
.if ti,i' who> q :ivtion. Attbeaamej
tinte ihry are ui<> t aniiou« to learn !
even thing tie" on th- aubiect w» h
not giving away anr Informal I'm they j
ma\ hare, bit j'nt ttidlf what lin# |
• <', p !i y. if any, i< agreed iii>on ran- |
not I* narert died.
Army Farlwofftia-
H'AfiiiS'.T •>». I)' . order of
i ■ ltant-fftaeral <•( t army l«-<l*y.
f irio tfh* t.> enlisted nsi •• non-roni
mi- ' xed orti er« of tie (t'l <-ral ataff
eicepte .».»«-• be graotei by ■!. part
mem « it iier. for two mo.ti.t |
an. i i>t dui-ion eemmuxkm for tare*:
m. ntbo. The Ken. r I of tb< na»y may i
er.nt furioagtt- not to e«<veO lour
mot, tin.. iJepartraer.t . orniiianOer.
mav rran" torlougfc* (or one month U>
-w> i-eotrmi -io! el of the gen- j
«ttl -!a •- Appi a .o« for fork».«b» ,
of a l.>nK*"r J«*r.'*l tn ill be re erred to,
the :i jamnwMral for Jeti*.on of j
the f retary of w*r
OHIO IS LEFT OUT.
lv«>snlt of thr Kor.ik««r-Shfr
inan ijnarrel.
rRKK TUAOKK* YAKlfte HBAKT,
T*»e UrmArrita «f tkf lloutr Witt
Ptflit lh»T»tl(T Hilt Tooth
abH Nail.
IVi' n» t'rrwilmt.
rl«-i llirri-on pa-.nl t» rather >|nfet
Sutunl iv -reing ahoal ttir u*ual Hum*
her of .m! . ■>. but trior* were no ,ii»-
tt-iguMml o'lt-of town politicians
■raoiiiT hi- v;m or« Anions Hh> vi.f
'pr< Uwlav w.i« Jrnti c l.'RaronC. Obit
<»i ihr I'nutl beiwi:
j »f who rVUM with
N>S!r(' I'.uili-r o( »hi- city. \ oonptc
.«( ir-h-iem, n from ItakaU «ul Arkan
j *a-» «».l a lan* nuni!*rof ikvhl.> from
j intr tot li'.lniia townt raltfl merely
pay t h**i r rr-i* i'l- I'hrre was
an unu u»l ntim i*r of l*H 10a nod
.•lul.iren »u .1 -e the Uay'* vi itori>. No
arrangement* hmre >ct hrrn ma.le at
UlO Harrtwn hou-e mrar.iing a Sew
. to isw -
forma) reception.
An interesting political theme which
" being talked of a good deal ia the
: apparent iv|h ; n of hostilities in
the Ol ,i> KeptiM e.m amp. Hint
i-" thf wav the mot n*tute
■ Inciana politico.-* regard Hut.
\ '-ior'- p it- >\ ..imistlof Genu
;*« > vrnor from the honorary .-tltce
of tru*tee* «»( the ami Sailor**
Orphan'* (I on 1r at Xenla, Ohio Th®
j c.»rrr«tjmfnir-» ce Utwoen the distin
rui'hed ha** been the atth-
I jeot of "pv uUtrm, and tome |mliti
. Uns profe«a to be unable to diagnose
thei.oe In view «.f the fart, which
i- Ik voiml dispute, thattten. Orswnrener
•\ iit«* recently, while here, tpokein the
kindest term* of tlov l»*or*ikcr, and
even ret mmendel and a nrse-ted hia
name for u cabinet position. <«en.
Oroftvenrr'* well-known i vraonai and
|m»2x(»»-,il relation* villi Nrnutor John
>hernnn n I additional Interest to
tl»r matter S »i,i a lea<ting Indiana pol
itician la*t night, '* Yoti may put it
down when anvone rI ipa \t Gen.
tiro v* *u»r, he hka John Sherman.
The lire hiw Seen muonldering ever
alnee tie Chicago convention ami it
1 took* out a*» if it was broken out anew
I and 1 !«>ok lor a pretty light between
i the friend* of the warlike governor
an 1 the vet# ran MenaUtr. We Indiana
fellow?* • an look on with complacency.
W ♦* are all h irtnony with no national
I light in jught. '
This wame gentleman tw regar«le«l
aomethmtf' of an Authority on rabi
| net probeUiitiea, and keep-* a private
alate which he decl are* ha?« neverbe«»n
published lie concJiuled the inter
view by xtating that he waa going
home to rub the name *»f
gui»hed <>hi«» man off his »late. M Thia
•juarrel." he. "lets Ohio out of
the cabinet Of that lam certain."
ritKi'AHlMi roll It ATT I, E.
UynitirrKta IC«*e«li»ing <u«ra|« U
Urn.iiin«> thfi TarlflT right.
W ASHIKOTOP, Pec. 7L) Tlie full
sub-committee of the senate finance
committee in charge of the tariff hdl
ha i a buidncM sesM« n to day. going
over the detail* of tho measure an far
a-* they have now been pn*sed upon by
the senate and determining what
changes to propose when consideration
of the hill is rt-uimd neit week. It
i* hardiv r»>«sil>lc tho committee will
lie ennb!e.» to complete their Übor* l»e
--f*»re New Year's acd it will probably
IH» necessary to continue a study of
the measure with a view to perfecting
it until nearly if not quite the date
l«ved for a tinal vote u|w>n it.
The Evening St>ir *iy* IreMient
Cleveland in the hut paragraph of his
letter read at the T«ritT He form Club
banquet in lloeton last night, founded
the kevnote of the mu»ie the tariff
r» in the house nsfij or to
march by. The policy of the majority
of the ways and means emu nut tee
propose to follow I* to "reject every
alluiing overture ami every deceptive
com promise, 9 ' They aie still full of
fight The) do not expect an\thing
worth spcaling of from their col
leagues in the scnat# in the short time
that c left them for diMMmion of the
sen ite hill I* fote a vole la taken on the
21 t and they are pri parity themselves
to receive the bill.
CIIKAI* IV II INK V.
Tlir Trust Frc+xlng Out |h« tn«*»-
ffbitrht HUttlUra.
l>e«*. There wt* a
sudden and decided increaM In the re
ported sales ol whbljr to day, coined
with the decrease in ptice from
$1 litotitrt, in •rcoriinev with the
announcement made 10 days ago that
the member* of the ironi would begin
a campaign °f ***torminat«on against
the outsUie di-tiller*.
with oio.ooo
('ttrAQO, Pre. 20 A U legrani from
San franvi'fo. t»ubll h»d this morn
inp, announced that Charles Y Merle, '
fan Frincl-co agent of N. IC. Fair
bank, of this rile, dealer in lard and
canned meat, had ;datoonded wi'h
I'm,!**) of th# firm's meney. Kair-
Imnk had not heard any thing definite
on the subject, hut was certain that if
Merle had absconded he could by no
jo M »»I»ty have taken a* much a« re
portal. (>o<man, of the Kairtawk
Company, by a rvfm nee to the hooka
four <i it vrould h.tvc teen impossible
to l>e a defaulter to the amount of
S?JQ,OU(). Haiti he: "The amount
name 1 ir« the telegram must of neees
-itv have l>een an ♦ ittfCCratfeMl by 12
tune-. I eipect in© company
U - tuck for a little, but certainly not
over $!0W». Our Han Franci-co at
torney ha* been in 'ructcd to look af
ter our iutr. r t-, and one ef our men
hat j i««t been tarted to California to
sec how much damage M done."
Pr«*|rff»« i'R Afp> wprlat i«n It Ills*
WaaniaoTog. Dec. 29 The India*
and sundry »ivd appropriation MIKw
are about COM pieted ai d wiil be re
ported to the full toeimittee Will
week. Tbi* leaves tke iortilicat«uwa
army, nival «kliciru»:r,
ami po toibcc upp oprattlon tails yet
tr> >re completed* N» al! are in an
advanced -t*ge, and »«*J tea ton* are
that the fir at month .a the ac« yaar
will *ee them all out of the way of
the hou c.
f»r»tfc of • HfftMtlli.
H'»ro*, l)e. t9. Prof. Thus. O.
( dr.-v v e-t/ rtluy dtetl tiom canter of
' the throat at Camhfidge. The d»-
|< ettied acted a a-i«t wnt wilb the late
Prof. Lotii* Agn-u-ls. He waa born tn
IM2. anil bit early hfo waa »pent in
California end the Wert. He wrote
many artiitea on the early Itiatory of
the < .olden -Ute
IHnner t> P«or Children.
\V»miia<.T.*. Dee. 19. More tbao
3000 poor children wt re giten a 'ompt
urn- Cbrn>tmaa<iinoer today b* tbree
i hildren'i (.'hutnnl r!nh< of Wa-b
' inrton. Mr- CU*.lira. robon
! and Mr Rkhard U. BUeron wera
anions the ri-i^ors.
t'aeninatlc Myaa—lta «J»«a.
W/*Hta<9TO», lit SJL The acting
KieUrv of war la» e«tended tbo
time for Uie reeeptioß itl propoaala for
the c - -'rii tion of aire I neumaue
dynaiuife tvin» for eoa-t >.tftrn»eate
|
N.*ii*e i wer In Arlaana.
JJ-, v - Iw. .X- The Nora Cuup
lare-drive .»*. arriteil, nay* a ma*
.pe»t V,;■».. wi oafewdaya •#> bj
s. ! .. o t»«re. t«»kn !arire ail
v,.r le- :h" i f-.m wbK h ayeiagee
..early : «<> ' r ** th<l ,OB *
frua Wlte »«<«♦' Han«o4.
<>*«*. to*--.-. If
iUiiw-r w ballpen here U>-Jay lor
1 i»if«-mor>;ee.
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