Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-22


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~ s.1o ~ pFenDer4 aafheraes ana An
49, A. -, wa&ee vlII b reduced 10 pr
-zs. - 1eo0meer lst. The workmeu
80 0ecs - lev days - ooue5dee e.
~ ualley 81 aosspxinQ ths roduoticn.
IN employees ct Robinson. Rsa n
20 1oon1gy have also ben notifed a
~ - oeut- reelection Il vacea. Is
.ke eneos next M0udav. T6e roe
os9cx1m1lh and machine shoue = fllfvsr
ssos- e kntIllp9 Teuth skrsex Mi. ekuf
u.n - night, on aoo0unf Of ulsck
osusfs ana over production.
| Menex uarkee.
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ok per cenf ciosed 600 4 - g
meroantiIs paner. ESS -, -. 49,. -
ling exchancs. banisr., hsiss 49, s..... -.
| At ASK: demand - ~; ~.
goods imports FOR ths 80 a xx:o ~,
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| Tamesr WriLs. e ysk ago
| daughter Of 4 nan a. 1910 =, ~ . M
staudinc. ran a., y-r'.- -. -, 49, =
Waterford. ". Va NTH t.. I - =
negro esryant - ~. 600. 49, - - -
years her ssnior. phvsic-iiy 49, = - n
and Of inferior ar,oearsrre tn
we're ouieflv unarrisd krre erh.~.r.ss,s
the father tracked NJ der.hssr 49,
and found her iivinc alone ara s>.s;.,.,
~ domestic In 4 urivnta fsm;iv Hs
finally prevailed On - - rsfnrn hc, -
and later entered snit % hava she uss,s
riage contract annuIied. Tamsen,. !. n
dsvit states that Ash. b. reazon 81 ~
having the care Of her Wien 4 cbi.S
obtained an infioence over her. md ~
means Of this and by threats accom-.
piished her ruin. Fearing hsrself abont
TO become q mother she coussnfed -
elope and be married, bat immedia1eiv
after the ceremony she left ard refnsed
to live With him. Ash. ia his answer
claimed that their relations we're aouoht
by Tamsen; that tbs marriage go a
her instance; that she Is under dnress
and II left to follow her iucIrnafions
would remain his wife. The Common
Pleas Court today, after hear1uC The
case, annulled the marriage contract.
masaen's Ex,,...s,..
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n AsaInMc!on, NOV. ~. - Postmaster
<sSs1 - A ~ sous we toi.oWing letter
49, ~ rp Aeaili, editor OF |
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~..u,s s!'nkson. y. y, NOV N.-in an
- s.s, S.L = WI Rap.t q november nth,
80. p.s,. ~. Osss nenDer OF |
- 80 A I Nhssonhi OemiEittee,
49, s 10y t19s ~ ny opinion NOT AID
49, MEs DIANE Wa oofeatods
nnu suc Iol,osInR: Inc order OF
=. = s1asse, ueuerai naston requiring |
s sIo No Isf1 ross Vmoe, with iss
s ssuss oI oIoL.s ana carriers. 70 be
kept open, prevented enough Rspubli-
cans from VOTING 70 nave overcoms what /
u now claimed az mr.. Cloveland's plu- |
raiisy. Tne usual order was posted /
N tne New xork f0st Omoe on Monday, /
saying tnat after 10 O'Clock on election /
Gay the clerks could take = holiday
Monday might, by Mr.. Hatton's order,
saas =; vas Gsssroisd, and 3, the clerks liv
had 70 60 70 work before the polls
opsned ana remain after they were
closed, we're unable TO reach the polls"
NO such order a. that referred to by
NJ. Clarkson was Issued BY myself.
inere u no iaw autnorizing the closing
OF post omces on election day. Prior to
the election dispatches were received
from MANY pla0ee, asking authority 10
answered, a. mas always been the cus-
tom OF the Department, to the effect
thai there was NO law authorizing the
closing OF offices on election day. Mr..
olarkson says my order was issued on
Monday night. IL Mr.. Ciarkson did
not know, bis chief OF committee, Mr.. 1
Elkins, did know that ] was not In
washington at that time. bat in Bar
i.ngton, a. the following dispatoh
shows:
NEW foRk. November -. 1854.
Frank HaftoH, i.osfnsGsfsr uenerai.
6 6arssagfo r.. lo;.a' y V SAG a. the Post
Ofiice IN this city, that the letter carriers
are not 70 nave tae usual nsiiday during
election. hnu snas an oioet mas peen
'ssues ~ .nas vnoes. ls WIZ loss US
mauy uunuus " woes. you
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session 2. me, .ns v .s.s eonsens,on
opsned ~ 1910 sn's morsing. 1easfA
oriso,n, o. .aa.o. osllea as.on.ion 20
sssoaa aeIsc. IN 'us ovus.isu.aon suopI
90 yes1eruay, oy wn.cs naIoeI oI
ssoc. assocsasioas aIo sAoauu7u .Iom
Incmoefsnip. ana moveu seeoaAusIs
.son oI Ine woe ~ vnIoo tue cons.,su
ion was aoop.su, ana feconm INITIAL ~
tue kQ4trum8Qt 70 new CON mttE89 OIL II