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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
9lufttons= s=Serfanf.
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Mis eCS DCrtbpolIen @dd'tgruHhetaentbum
- Rr, $50, alice Mnns StrdRe,
5, ,rf.


Strait zines am so. Mai 1883 erIaiitnen 0efrets
fes Saltmprer Stabtireisz @eritS tptrb Der urt'rz
;etd'nete Seripolter dRpntdg, BEN %. Suui 1888,
Jiabmittuas B ubr an 0rf unp Steue pa3 eau c
nadftebenee bs6rtebene, in Baltimore 9e!e9 ne
Grunefiiif pertaufen:
s. bSginnt an Der giprbieite Der Q(Iice @msGtrabe
IN ncr Gntiernln9 bon 5melunoedejtG SaB Oitlp bon
bet burd bic Sdneihun0 Der llorbettC ser 4lct MINT
Strafe unb her Cieitc her QrabIes9ller (oer tRger
&e9eFer Strabe) 9e6loeten Gde, eritredt ij Opn bd
III oitIIter GI9tun9 an Der 9toroiete her alice QHH
Strabe siparSa 5SaB, rdnn H6rhlid NIT QIuuitrdEe
pnraIeI, bunnert SUP, ippann ipeitIi nit @lice MINI
Strabc parallel 'uGuitg jSuB l,ro llumebr iEblt in
perneer EIr,le NAB bem ausgdngspuntte siirid. 50
1T sinem SnRress s9runbSinie poR ad3 tSl 9puIrS ts
terpprten Cur4 lieben Elm slpeilubeubdtb itotigeS
SieseIfeineTneS @GbGIee, Elm ;pet0diges poppelz
tes Ste9eleinsrnes Sinter9ebduoe upo Gin Suetbais
ger sie9efteirerrer StaU Jest oIs gSpbuha5, Va fes
rel nit Sddpfen II. l. N. benust.
werner tperpe Id iptprr nab Dem Sertdufe eieeS
@rurei.tdes bic idmmttidlen in beidgtem 6duie Mr.
$50, Qlice 4nu. Strabe. befineIdbcH 5ausgtVdtbe
unn WIpbeln urc eiuen Sdferudgen pertdufen
@ertdufsbepingungen Iaut SpribEtft oes Ictret5:
8etreiis bes gadtgrunhitides Elm Erittel baar, elm
SritteI in feds Inb Elm 3ritttI in itp6lf Monaten
ooer ner gar5e &nudiIlin9 baor ie nab oes Sdufers
gSa1i; HE Sorsppften iinb pom Beriauista9e an ,u
perStfien uib sur 3ulleoeubelt ees Sertrdters fiber
su iteleu; beslei6 bes bepc9Iid1en Giecutbuuss
Saarjah lang am gerteuista9e.
Nlfrge s. Sdrr, 8eriualter,
Jr. IA 2erir9tpr Strabe;
xanlpr 6 Gredmer. gluttipnatoreu,
9!r. 46, Sertn9ton StraBe.
EcfpnSere Setanntmacbuns hes SCrpaIters.
guSurt rsrfen in llebereinhmmuus nit benz in
benz 9ro,eie bon Srans Hutb Il. T. 9egen Sobann
@le, tpelhe SSorpeiurnen ge8en belaaten Sohann
WIler pber 9laer baben, benldr;9t9t, baB ne bic
ielben bei'm @ttuar hes 9reisssri6tes Der StaHt
Baltimore nit 9eb0rger Se9laubt9n9 lpateitens bis
sum brittcn au9ut 1888 einsureiten baben.
GIfree s. carr.
1SO5s42,7.5OD 9eripnIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
Gin eiaenth1mIiher Rnll.

@ttt8burg, 30. glat. - 8d5renb Der
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der yNuIits atabemte"
pur6e Elm uubefannter Niann, Der augeus
idleiRItd1 inter Dem &tufluB BON Sptrttuoieu
ifnnb, pou ben @ebriioern &euueop me8marts
firt unO tonute dlieBlf utft mebr gum
8snuBtietn gebradt msroen. Den btnju
ge3Ogeueu aer3teu mar ss bis Dlttternabt
nod nidJt seIuugau, beu gfauu tpte6er in
uorualGu 2uitau6 All brinQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
Ginffnei einaeffent.

Sapanua, 80. Mat.-Guf eiuer am %.
cs. utgehaltensn 8erinmmlung Der giireau.
6efs bes cubaniiden Shasumts muroe be.
idIOifeu, bas Sorgebeu init Sesug auf bill
tirte, absr nod utdt bssablte Strafen, bic
Dompfsrs unb Sdiffs @apitdueu auferlegt
paren, eiufttueileu ein,uifeQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
Gin merfpnretees 2eiAenE
beaduautE,

Nemport, R.sS., 80. Rai.-@eo. R.
8refier mur6e bente bier begraben. IN Der
2ei6enfeier betbeiltgten ftt faft alle Wtttalte.
Ser Der r@eienidaft Der @asbeleuAter" pom
Nep>g nnb GbgeOrbnete Der Reu.gurtsr
uno NeusGn9lanNer @assSHgenieurs.9e
fpIffbnften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

B@ SGuce's SaifaparilleH eHs
@rtratt reiui9t baS 8lnt un0 belt Giro
pbeln, iirophul0ie 6liifIe, tre5iise 6liihe, Ra.
genl6m6de uuo nue aus UmeiHem Slute eut'
iprtngeneen 2eiosn ra0ifal. 6iiftueh, Rbeu'
matismus, gieuralgie uno giht laheu iidl nur
eura oas 8lut mirliam beieitigen, un6 pan'
ee's Safiaparillen Gytraft 1T bic Gr5uai,
relde 8as uoIbringt. Brsis 81 bic 6laiae.
3u baben bei @ eth @. 9aHce, gtr. 10S,
@eh &oltimoresS (35-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
Hma @mh. MmeriEn

@uapaquiI, 80. 3at. - 4uf benz
Sluiie nobe @napaqutl fiuOet suiiGeu ben
Sampferu Der fG betdmpfsnben Barteieu
elm Srsffsn ffatt. Gud bel Ralaconl6 utrO
gefdmpft. auf 9futb 8eintemila's fino ans
@eIfdfte aeId1loiieu morbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
grbeitcr 8ctpesuu8 in Giu.

cincinnati, so. Rat.- Die Qrbetter
6er g8al5mIblen iiberreiateu alien Frinii,
pdlen tieis8 Sjfrttts beute cine neue 2obr,
itala, gleit Der i'm Stunt 1881, gleibbebeus
teno nit elmer Grb0bung BON so Gents pro
Sorns In ieber Sd)uPIie, bic .ore fix" be-
must. G8 Ideiut fsine AuSfbtauf elm Ser
ffGuDuiR uorhQnbeu III Ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

Rg~ &ir6es lid be3abGen?-S Sa
pohl te5ahlt ss itd, cine Saadtel 6ance'idr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itstS i'm Sauie gu bas
ben uno bic 9an5e 6anlilie b6aig geiunO su
ertalien. Breis 25 Gents bic Sdohtel. gu
69bsn bet Setb g. SGuce, gfr. 1O8, gSelti
Baltimore Shate. (35-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
Gefpnsere @efanntmabuna sss gerpalters.
Geresrap6tf6e 9epef9ea.
(gsr4ts Der .GHoeiirten 4rsffs" FIR ssr, Gsutf4en
gprreippnhsnten.
Die leste Grnennuns SeS 0rGff=
Denten 0arfjeIS.

Neps gOrt, 80. Rat. = General. 4S.
lutant sSm. y. WlttGeu ftnrb beute Roraeu
aut Souernor's SsIanS an Der 9uuaeusnt>
aiinbuug. 3te @rnennuug Oiitdell's ann
generalsAolntnnteu mar Die leste @arfielb's.
20 Sabre lang befanb fid 0itdea i'm Stabe
oes Sen. Snncof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
ShtTSuufaIl.

Btttsburb, 80. Rat. - Der Dam<
pier Sad @umbert" ftteB beute bier Netleu
po1l RsespOrt auf etuen 6elIsH unb iaRt in
ruentgen Uiinnten. Baiiagiere uns Uiaur.
Idaft nur0eH gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
gGus Der SunScSbamptEabt.

Baibtngton, so. 1&di. - @eueral
Sbermau bemertte beute, bab man f6 rpes
Gen @rOoPS fstner 8eiorguiB btugeben iolIte.
D@r miro idon fir fidb islbft iOrgeu. SD
tper5e nift alarrntrt ietn, rpenu iQ islbif in
staeIl NOnate nift bon i'm b0ren ioGlte."
Slrebitrft Sin.
gfun fin6 aud BON Detroit anflngea gegeu
StG erboben tporuen. @r babe Die bortigeu
8e8terurgsbouten arg uerna4lGifgt uno ftd
manaerlet llngeredttgfetten gegen Sorttge
Girger 3u SGuloen fommeu taiieu.
Der prdTeent Ins Die arbeiter,
Die federation Of gabor" bat uuf Sans
tug aben6 cine SeriammIuus mad Der ,SOo
6euopssSaue" 6erufeu, nm ben 8ertdt bes
@Ortte's entgegen3uuebmen pelde8 ben
PrGiiOenten eriudt bate, eiue Grtraftsuug
bes @ongrefies 5ur Seguto6tung Der Irbets
teIfrcge eiu3rberufen. Gs mar bic a6fdt,
om 2. Stunt abermals ben Brdlibeuteu ;u bes
iufeI, aber es iet 5tpetfelbaft, OBJ er an je>
mem Gage mad BaibtnstOn ;urifsetebrt
ietu miirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
8ufmot6

%a544 F44ao440 gr6stes betanRteS MitteI asaen
u4tStVaens 6ufteH, ertdIhIHe, 6aIss unb giirs
osHIeieen, bran6t nlr beriudpt m psrSsn, um Se6eu
npn eiuer @irfiamfeit Sn lbersaiaen Trei BON ors
pbiu oeer iehem 9artotieum 4rets so &ts, Bei Nbp,
thefern uu6 n. R. Eeettee, gIaeuttfmer, gr. I%9
6nnettes, pberbaIt 9artftr. C236-' 9,9,S]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

2tUerPuOG, 30. Rat. b. 0'Ccteu,
81. Spue8 uuo y. Slater, beituls,st, Sir
fulare georudt uuo mad Dublin geiWtdt gu
babeu, nm bic @eIamoreHeu in ben bort
ieit Is Y}OHateH latt9efunoeueu Bro;efeu
iu be6robeu, nurbeu beute bier utter Der
4niloge Der GtuidIdtaruug unS Criminal
SEiHrie Uerbaitet uuo inter 2iirgIdaft fiir
tbr gerittItues @ri4etueu gCrOnueu. gran
bate bic Gtrtulare NIT BEN Rameu auer @es
Itmoreuen an 6dubeI8s uuo auotre 2eute
gsi6idt uHo geoadte baourb Obne 3uetfel,
ote Gtimmuug oeS GOIfes gegeu Die Sc
IdmDrereu I'll beeiufluiieU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
MrnnFrrich rrns ner Rntifnn.

8om, 30. Rat. - 9as ySourual De
Gome" iogt, tnoem es uui bic freuuOli6ere
Saltung SrantreiG' gegeu ben Satitau bin
peiit, baB cine Gpditung 3piideu 6raut'
reid uuo benz Satttau TrauGretd i'm Stu'
bltd auf bte Grtpel &Liani (0euti4lanO,
Seffreit uub Stulieu) elmer groBeu Quele
ber 8ruft beraubeu miir6e. 6rauIretd babe
3Dtiden ofeuem 8rtege nit Dem Satitau
uno benz Srude nit atbstFiidem 3iabtta-
Usmus III mGhleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
ReimRdtten IN &inncr.

2onbou, 81. y ii. - - Y 0ampi,.
gSaroinian," pelher bcute pou 2iuerpoul
rad Gpebsc ab8sbt, bat cine &n}lbl ays
mer &tuOeru am Boro, peIde in &aua0a
nit Setmfdtteu oCriOrgt meroen iOueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

2OubOu, 80. Gai. - u. 6. SSbtEer,
Sc. g., 6. 6. 9, msIbs. oa;u bettrug, IN
bas brittiibe gioco Canada ron Oec o0uos
iOus sGats@omp. 81 bsirejeH uuO Ietueu QI=
idlInB on Canada berbet 81 iABteu, 1T nit
Sooe QtQeq0uGGu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

Cine trdftig beiIiame Nrsnei bel 8ereaIeiben 3ebrs
fieberu unb 9erbeni6tpd5e, zines gtrfu9es fuobI
verb 1T 8rpipB's Iron Bitters. (130)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

2onb0r, so. giat. - &n llE!erbauie
res Yarlomeute8 lam bsute Jta1mittag stu
@eiet, meldes bic gotalsSeb0rbeu SrIaub's
autOriiirt, bic gSOEHb3uier Der Arbeiter iu
uerbeiierr, sur 3peitCn VeiUng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
Sm igsbenter slmmcL

Wo8tau, 80. 8lat. - Eaiier uub RllIes
rim mObutsH eeieyu Gbeuo Der Sptr bel.
Die Scene, melde itt bel oieIer @slegcn5ett
i'm GbcatGr eretgEetf, mar graEotos. 9a3
gar5e guoitortum erbOb fit eiumitbig bet'm
GtntreteH Der gtaisfdteu uuo brad in BON
nernbe Sodrufe ans. Al8 bas Ratlarpalr
ba6 SperEpaus UerltsB, mtaoegloIteH t1 ota
Sodruic. Safer uuo &aiiIrtu iuareu ges
nOtbtBt nod siumal um3ufsbraIL iie b0rtcu
febeu0 bic ruiNide 9lattoualbumue an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
Nie itifhe Nameliaa.

8ublin, 80. Yiat. 49, giHe Serlamms
lung bsr trtiheu 2auO giga fanb beute itatt.
Sr. SarrtnQtOn 3eigte an, buB $50 3metgc
Der 2tga getil6et wOrben ieteu. Sr. 0arz
ringtoH betOute beiouOers ben @rfolg In
QmeriIa. Gid uuf oa8 pdpfIide 6uuOs
idrsibau be}tebeuO, ertldrte s., OaB Die &tns
mtiduug oe8 8apfes in bic Barueus6OHos
&ugelegenbeit cine gefdbrItde unO uidt 5U
6ulbenbe SnterOentiOn In bic 3uthulttge pOs
lttiide @efaltuug bes triiaen 8olte8 iet,
uber buB Die Brtefer Elm miirbtgcs Sttl.
idmstgeu an ben Sag legten, pOmtt Die 8ez
muuOerer B0rHeu's iid 5ufrtebeu gabeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
HANOtuluS NltuOuJ 42dBOuIl ]"
HOREHOyHB2 2TAB
3ur SetluHg bon
SHffen, GrfdItuneen, Sgtb ems
8ef@werbeu unS allen SaIss,
2uftr6brens unb 2uus
eenletben, tpetAe 3ur
6tpinbfuAt
fIbreu.

2ieies untrigItde Seilmtttel befte5t aus
benz Sortg Oes uetBeu aHborHs Strau9es
tn hemtider @erbtubung nit Cheer Bal.
lam, Der aus bc-. 9ebeu9 9fafte be8 8alS.
bonmes SaIiauI.Gauue se8Ogsu ptrb, Oa:r
nit GileadsSGliaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
gabacFsfftuer i'm BtIaien,

Brii llel, 80. Wfat. = Die belgtItle
&egierung bat in Der 3ammsr etueH @siee-
entmurf eiugsbraft, rpeIber bic SabafSs
ifeuer nuf 100 6rcs pro 100 clio, Die 9tsuer
auf &tgaretten uuf 800 6rc8. pro 100 Stlo
erhSht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31
Enr Nrmtrr nrfhInGrn-

.3u @bren ses beutigeu Cages mareu oue
8epartemsuts Der 9legieruug geidloIien.
auf btele Saufeu unb @eiaafte folgteu
oem 8eiipiele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

g8er bus UittteI gebruudt bat, Iagt, Oas
Hale's Honey Of HorehCund and Tar BET
allen Getoen Der GtbmuHgsorguue number.
bar betliam, nnb bab istne g8irtuug stut
uugem0hnItd idneue III. @s eutbdlt M6te,
oas ben Mageu fl6reu f6nute; aud bat ss
etnen anBeroroentItd augeuebmeu De.
lhulad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

Mo8fau, 80. Mlat- Der Gar uH0
Die giortua nabm1n beute Die @ltaWituitle
Ser @roBidrittuneH uno Der 9umeu oeS 90
fee eutgsgeu. @cr @mPiaUg mar Elm 8I5ns
Sen6er.
glo8tau, 30. D2ai. - Der @iar bat
Dem 0ftreidtdeu Gr,ber}uge &arl 2uOwig,
meIafr llabsrbrtuger atneS 9anoItretbeaS
bonn 6aiisr EraHj Soi5pb mar, ueriidert,
oaB er 5uuerTbtlim oarauf bOfie, bic freuuO.
ltaftItuen ScitebUHgeu iUii1eu Der 0frets
ttlGen uu0 bGr ruiititGH Sliiariamtlie
tOlrben ie0e Sdwierjgieit, Die etma aus Der
ner'Gtebensu 4Olttif bei0er &aidc armatien
icltc, 3u elmer irtebltdeu &6iEng gelanseu
laiieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

8tdmonO, Gtrg., 80. I2at. - Ser
beuttge @raberiamiidungstag purbe our9
eiue 4arabe Der farbigsn mtlttdrii9en uub
@iuil,Srgautfattonen gefeiert. Der 3us be-
toegte iid burd bic Stabt Sem 6rte6bofe gu,
tpOielbft bic @raber Der to6ten Srteger nit
8iumen betran;t tpur6en. Der OBbil. &ear.
nep Soften Nr. 10, 9. u. H,," begab iih
ROrgaus mad Sort SarriiOu unb oetOrirte
btr SOlbater8rGoer auf Dem bOrtigen 6rteos
toie; aua @eueral 6. Yidett's Sab er,
belt reiden 9lumeuIdmud. 9as 3olhaus,
Die Boft uuo Die 8aufen nareu geidloIIeu.
Sic Stimmung mar eius felfIife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

Stnbern gstpdbreu feline ltuberueeu
GtgenidafteH menu btsielbeu an grduut
uuo Reu4bufen Ieibeu, grOBeu Gubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

Brets- so Gents unO 81 bte .6lai8s;
bte gr06ten ElaideH fub bic btqtgfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

Barts, 30. Dlui. - WllH 8laubt utdjt,
baB eS Dor Dtttte Sult gu eruitBm RampIe
tOmmen mirb. Bts babtn psr6en Die 6rans
3oien I'm StanOe ieiu, gum Gugriiie itber3us
Gehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-31

E BET allen QpOtBeferu Iu
babeu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07

Preaching every Sabbath IN the Mis-
sion Church. at North Seattle. by the
pastor. Rev. p. Harrison. At 10 .. m.
and ! o. N. Sabbath school at Il
O'Clock. All welcome.
Y. NJ. c. A. services at 1esler's Hall
this afternoon at O'Clock. Address BY
Rev. DR.. Dillon. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday at $50 p. m. All are cor
daily invited
The Liberal League will meet at Yes
ler's Hall this evening at O'Clock
Trinity Church-Service at IL a. m.
TODAY. Sunday school as usual. The
church will be closed in the evening.
Christian Church. on Seneca street,
between Third and Fourth streets-Sun-
day school at 10 a. m. Preaching at ii
a. IN. and $50 p. N. by F. ID. Holman
All are cordially invited.
Baptist Church-Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. d. j. Pierce. at IL O'Clock
a. m. Communion at close OF morn
ing service, to which the usual courtesy
of Baptist churches is offered. Sunday
school at 1890. Mission school at Lake
Union at 4p. m.
Rev. d. J. Pierce will preach in the
Presbyterian Church, Third street, at
$50 Q. M. Subject: The Child's Herr
taee in Christ"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07

GrMNAauM.-lt is at once a wonder
and shame that Seattle has not long
since possessed fully equipped gym
nasium. There are few cities Of this
size that are absolutely without such an
institution. and no one questions the
great benefit to be derived from them.
Attempts have from time to time been
made 70 organize q gymnasium club
here, but they have all failed through
the lack Of interest exhibited by the
citizens. At last determined effort is
10 be made to overcome this lack of in
terest, and meeting has been called to
take action IN the matter. Ii is to be
hoped that the gentlemen who have
charge Of the affair shall meet with the
encouragement which they deserve. TIE
meeting will be held immediate after
the Adjournment of the meeting of the
Hook and Ladder Company ON Monday
evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07

The Immigration Commissioners AZ
Philadelphia report 70 the secrstary OF
the Treasury that, Of the immigrants
Who landed ut that port during March,
Anil, and May of the present year, 3'4
ware syissed tenants from Ireland who
ware assisted 10 come over here by the
British Government. The Commits
siooers say of these homeless victims OF
absentse landlordism that "they we're,
without exception, strong. able-bodied
usooIs, and compared favorably with
Other Aliens. In fact. they were better
provided for than many of the passen-
gers. They belonged chiefly TO sericui-
tursl communities, and departed for
the West 70 engage in farming. IL Is
presumed thsy viii become good citi-
zens, and all the more 20 because they
seemed honest and hard-vorking peo-
pls.n The country welcomes this sort
Of assisted immigration" They are
not Of the kind Who, under the free air
and on the almost free lands Of this re-
public, ever become paupers. They are
not the overflow Of English workhouses;
mot of the criminal classes. They are
men. women and children with a God
given right TO exist and be comfortable
and happy-to own their homes and
the products Of their labor. They are
victims Of Q monstrous injustice, sec
ond only 70 the system of hsrsan sla-
very whish was bui ned mp in the fierce
heat Of the late civil war in these United
States. What . commentary it Is upon
British rule that in Q not overpopulated
and exceptionally productive island
men, women and children-"strong,
ls-bodisd people"-vho, TO the Com
missiouers, seemed honest and hard
working people" should be turned out
Of the houses which sheltered them.
driven from the lands they had titled
BY landlords Who never saw their estates.
and whose title thereto rests only in
the bloody victories and pillase Of GEN.
turiss past We say, what a common
tary upon the csntur, 3 civilization that
such people should, by q government
which owes them justice and protection,
b dsportsd at public expense and
turned adrift to sex new homes in an
alien land. These are wrongs that cry
oot from the ground, and ono suoh in
stance made prominent dees more to
justify and give strength 70 the cause
Of nationality and home rule in Ire
land, than all the Fenians, Inyincibles,
and Dynamiters could do from now till
doomsday. II Ia blot upon any gov
eminent in any land tina. industrious
families should be turned out Of doors
driven from home, and forced 10 seek
In foreign cline tine privilege of ex-
istsnoe. And all the power Of govern
msnt or press can make II nothing less
than infamous.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07

TRAvELrSo FOR PLKAsuRk.-Mr. f..
Hatch, New Orleans retired merchant,
arrived here yesterday. and, after
spending a couple of days in the city,
will 60 on TO Port Townsend, Victoria,
and New Westminster. He is out tax
ing a look at the country. and expresses
himself highly eratified al what he has
seen. Mr.. Hatch is accompanied BY bis
daughter, Who does a little writing for
the papers, Who sees all that il to be
sseu. and Who Ia delighted with the
country. though With no part of il more
than with our own little city. which she
declares the brightest and most live
town ON she road. Miss Hatch will.
perhaps. give Posr -lNrKIIIaKScER
readers the benefit OF sketch or two
from her racy pen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07

From . dispatch from Port Townsend
received Last evening. IL will Be noted
that sloop containing eleven China
man engaged in an attempts 10 violate
ths restriction Aot vas captured ysster-
day morning BY special Customs Off,
or. between San Juan and Lopez Isl-
ands. The Treasury Department should
ssnd special Agent Evans mp here on
another pasasure trip, frst, however. pro-
viding that the oolorsd glasses through
vhish - asss the situafion have mot
upoa them the stamp Of the Chinese
Oonsalats q San Francisco. Either
Aeont Evans h . poor observer or there
ass sous liars u towering attitude up
= III section VI Unels Sans domin-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07
A SWEET. But SINGING TIME

ED. Posr INTELLraEScER:-Ju 3.
1882, q. w. Ames and +. Webster found
four bee trees one mile from Renton,
between the railroad and Lake Wash
inRton. and Sept. ~, 1888, G. w. Ames,
G. q. Russell. and G. w. Davis cut the
trees, getting therefrom 400 pounds of
very fine honey. All the trees stood
within WI . space ace 81 forty rods square So
our camp Sweet Camp" Weeot home
all right, with the exception of bee
stings and one bruised foot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07
CoNGaATULATORY.

Not only every business man, but
every man, woman and child In Seattle
win rejoice at the announcement pub
lished In another column, that at q.
meeting Of the Board Of Directors a.
The Northern Pacific Railroad. held on.
the 9Th inst, all the old officers Of the
soe1 vsse Es-sleotsd. while we have
bevsr nd any doubt ~ 70 the ultimate
s1oNlt Il y ~ win An unmistakable
le11in9 q rsiisf that positive assurance
~ 49, sooelvo1 that PrssidsuA Wizard
WIN 49, - @As head Of the North
eFn Paeihe system. His administration
Of the Affairs Of this great trans CONT
natal roste has been marked with ex-
Optional vigor and, what Is best of all,
broad conception Of the true principles
underlying the carrying service. The
people Of Seattle have especial reason TO
b pleased. Il gives rs an assurance
that we are not 10 be the victims Of un-
Just discrimination, that our claims to
reoognttion a. the main terminal
point on Puget Sound of the Northern
Paeihe Railroad system will not be over
looked nor ignored, and that we are 10
b AFFORDED an equal chance with other
cities in the contest for commercial su-
prsmaey. This ID all Seattle wants. All
shs has ever asked, h 70 b treated fair.
". Secure in natural advantages, our
cittxsns will look out for themselves.
This city has not been raised as pet.
Il las smphatioally padded its own
canoe In the fass Of prolonged and per-
sisesnt ostraoism BY former directories
and efhosrs Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Nhas ever been willing 70
mest half way any fair proposition. II
did - when Mr.. Willard Was here Lass
summer. Il will continue 70 10 do If
occasion requires. And our citizens,
fully apprsciating the situation and
mindful Of the friendly spirit which has
bssn svinced toward them under the
Willard regime, hail with relief the an
nOuneeGsnt that there IL 70 be NO
change. that his administration has
bssn - satisfaesory to the stockholders
ofths Northern Pacific a. II has been
just 10 a. The Posr-lsrELLiaKSckR
voices The feelings Of Seatsls's citizens
In tsndsrinG Henry Willard and his able
coadiutors il hsartisst congratulations
"a Ne vindication Of their policy by re-
election.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-07

The ladies OF Seattle have been con
siderably exercised daring the week by
the consignment Of Paris Pattern Cloaks
10 the arm Of Stackpooi. Jackson 4 Co.,
and fashion gossip has il that no better
styles can be seen even in New York.
These goods have been received Fer the
Northern Pacific Express Co. Il 10 no
longer necessary for our fashionable
bales TO get their supplies from San
Francisco or the East. With direct
raiiroad facilities our catersrs Of fash
ION viii SUCCESSFULLY compete With any
other portion OF the country and should
receive every encouragement from cur
citisous.