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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
In ADMIRALTY.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
~ Third Judicial District Of Washing
ton Territory. S.
Whereas A libel was fled In the Dis
trict Court Of the Third Judicial District
OF Washington territory. holding terms
OF December, 1884, BY Robert Alland,
against the ship. or weasel. City Of Brook.
Ign, her tackle. apparel and furniture, al
leginE. In subst snee. that the said Rohert
Alsnd shipped in and on board OF said
chip or vessel on the LIST day OF Noyeua-
Der. 1884. and In the service thereof as
mariner. at the wages OF as per month,
and continued In said service snIn the
9th day Of December. 1884, Inclusive. and
that there Is now due him for such ser.
vice. over Add aHove all payments and
just deductions. the sum of Gal So and
praying process Against said ship. her
tackle. ETC.. and that said ship her tackle.
etc, may be condemned and sold 70 pay
said wages.
Now. therefore. In pursuance of the
monition. under the seal Of said Court to
me directed and deli, cred. I do hereby
give public notice to all persons claiming
the said ship Or vessel her tackle. sp-
parel and furniture. or In any manner In
terested therein. that they do appear BE-
fore aid District Q .urt 10 be held In said
city Of Seaftle. on Monday, the ID day OF
February. les provided the same shsil
be day OF jurisdiction. otherwise on the
next day OF turisd ction thereafter, then
ami there 70 interpose their ella ms and %
make their allegations in that behalf.
Dated this January g lssa
United States Marshal for S WasSins.op
By Il. N. HoFkINs Deputy.
for hbeilAnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

BENEFIT OF STEVENS Posi-, No. /, G. A.
IA very large audience assembled at
Frye's Opers House last evening TO Wit.
ness the military drama as presented BY
the LanRrishs Company and the exhibit
ton drills Of the Seattle Rifles and Com
pany d, N. g. w. Mr.. Langrishe Ia q
veteran on the stage, and seemed TO be
at his best last night. Mr.. Richmond,
as the old Sergeant retaining from q
disastrous defeat, was natural, and clio
tied rousing applause. In an spportune
part OF the play, as the brave soldiers
were departing for the battle held, the
Seattle Rifles, under command of CAPT.
Joseph Greeu, marched before the audi
ence, and gave one of the best drills
yet performed in seattle. Their psrtic
ular forte seemed to lie in foot move.
ments and nring. Their evolutions in
marching were beautiful. Shortly af-
forwards the curtain arose aud Com.
pany ID marched out IN command of
Captain ]. @. Hainss. They excelled in
maneuvering With the arms. Their
fencinR with axed bsyonets was greet.
ed with burst Of applause from the
audience. Lieutenant HUFF then gave
q separate exhibition, and handled bis
musket with q great deal Of dsxterity.
Stevens Post should feel gratified with
the success of the entertainment, and
not little OF that success was earned
by the militia companies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

works nos being oonssruc.Ad hv III.
Government for the imrrovsrnens ~
vaaasss ~ means Of vhat is kno~n a
" letsS system 10 make exa1ine-
aons nc report is conclusion 10 the
oecTssaEI OF "ar. The board shall
consist Of seven members 70 be appoint
"a y toe President, Who shall each re-
oelVe saisry Of goo per year. An ap-
propriafion OF 1000 IL made 70 enable
the oosrd 70 prosecute Its investigates.
The Timber Law.
Senator Doiph today reported favor
ably from the Public Lands Commits.
tue ball to amend the act for the sale 81
timber lands 10 California, Oregon. Ne
Vada and Washington Territory bv
striking out the words, @-UnAs for ezlti-
Walton add not St for azriczlture.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

To BUILD WEsr.-The Northwestern
has laid very little new track during the
past year. The total new trackage was
bat twenty SIX miles. This was an ex-
tension from the Whatcheer, on the
whatchesr branch OF she Iowa division,
10 Muchakinock. Though this IL all
the new mileage, the company has done
considerable surveying and grading 10
Nebraska. This 10 on the Valentine En-
tension OF the Elkhorn line. The Val
entine extension in evidently to be the
Pacific line of the Vanderbilt system, Q
System that extends fron New York TO
Il. Paul, and 81. Louis 70 Pierre, touch
ins pretty much all intermediate points
Ut importance. On the extension west
Of Valentine ninety miles Of grading
his been done. Beyond this point the
liEs is located fer twenty. ave miles TO q
point loss beyond the corner of the
great Sioux reservation. The engineers
then left the N sin line, and went north
20 some point 10 the Black Hills. Next
season both the main line vest into
wyoming and the branch north 10 the
Black Hilla are to be pushed. The
building improvements nnds by tho
company during the year we're light, the
total cost NOS being over $4,000. The
new road b1ilt has 81 far cost abeut
81, l0o.mo.-St. Paal Piesssr Prsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
Revolt On Anam.

Ii TIE SHOWS or EASTERN ORxooS.-
John jackson, who made q trip from
Camp Watson to The Dalles last month.
was interviewed about it by the T,pass
lk0sAiafaesr. Mr.. Jackson said there
wss abyut four inches Of snow when the
stage started, 10 being driven by Mr..
Waiter Cowne. They arrived AZ Nit
chell Saturday evening aud Sunday, the
ltth, laid over at that statioa, starting
again Menday morning. driving sighf
miles 10 Muddy Ranch 10 dianer, IL
showing ali the cay. After dinner thew
went 90 10 Antelope. arriving there al 6
O'Clock. We then attempted 90 no 20
Cruss Holiows, which 10 distant from An
selaps about six miles. ID vas anowinR
and blowing hard and drifting. After
getting upon the high plain shis side OF
Anssl0pe we lost the road. aud vandsr-
ed aeOnt hunting for Il In all directions.
Il was fearful night, lose In q bitter,
elinsiinr storn, without hons Of sndins
Q safe Aaroog. The horses became tir-
ahoas II o'clock We stopped and IN.
the driver and Mr.. jackson walked bach
&A18 tottA toA wv 103Ans N01a " 0c0AMlc
30 cold THAI u was apparent &c mast
ges tome relief or freeze. Mr.. Jaeksoa
started 10 &c II be eeaId dnd any shell
tar eR anything 70 make fire OF, and
after vAllowfnG abcat fer about half a
mile found an old brush eorFal made OF
hawthorne bushes; dragged some Of the
brush 10 ths wagon, where be found The
driver bad got rp into tbs wagon foot
beard and drawn the boot and the eat
shawl over hiss aud vas fast Asleep. II
was hard aroassng him. h1s AFTER get.
ting him 40 . ere was started. which
hsIEed 10 keen from freeEsng. The dri-
yer fell ssleep several sinaee, and wouId
work himself down into the are 80 a
twice 10 ess his rubber oversAoss on Gre
e. II xas be trose his feet Aad enc ear.
| The u1sn had no1htng 10 eal. % supper
and aftsr . fesrful night, at o'clcck
Tursday nsosnina shey starsed oncs
snoFs. and foand that thay we're thret
miles 10 the right Of The sraveled road
They foaud tho road tn about an hoai
OF a. hear and Q half, Aad after kreal
trouble IN keepiaz tie trash duAli,
/ rraeAed Crcss Hoiloss. very thankful
Mr.. Jacksoa says be SO Aorses gather
ed q fec IN place. w6@Fe they hs<
tFaEnpted she amos dovz. They haS
easea e6 eAaA others mAaes and tails
CAitle cueid not Res anything. some ol
the peopae Aad SCI their sAeep 10 fee
and score had net. Mr.. Jaeksoa's fas'
vasfrssen bat Hoa 70 - 70 Gauss an,
serioas ineenseoi<oee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
INSURANCE AGENCY.

THOMAS r. HUMPHREY, REPRE-
u seniing the best American and FOR.
etgn Insurance Companies in the Terri
tory, has removed his Office 70 Lyons
Book store No. 7l3 Front street. opposi
smiths Jewelry store. ocD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

TIE PIRATES AoAS.-The Pirates Of
Penzsnoe will be presented by the local
akaateur company at the Opera House
tomorrow Wednesday, evening. The
performance will be for the benefit Of
Miss Parkinson and Professor Hep
burn. The company will rehearse this
evening in the room OF the Illinois Club.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

A California sdiios. hAxins reosm-
meisde1 10 sll bis readers cut o. smpley-
mellt 10 go Uhsre eunhruwn labor
sxtngs his Cycasp am hxs been ever
siscs be<tese1 b. We tors dsxirins %
kneIg ed CyeieBs se&rs1A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
House TO Let.

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE TO
II rent 8 large rooms closets ard pan
frY; water laid On: good large hoardsd
cellar; oak grained throaEhoat TIVE
and Howell streets: sc Per meath 70
GOD t1naak teqz<rs Ct J. 0LEN. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
RHNdOvED.

hrs. SMITH AND WILLARD HAVE
IL removed their office from tbs Cole
man building 70 the new Poncin buiId-
ing. on Front street mo. 637). second
story. dSI i'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
For Rent.

HoUsE WITH FOUR ROOMS: ALSO
II iarTs barn. uitabis for . work
shop. In the rear 81 suilfvAn's hlock. Ap-
ply % JoHs SULLIVAN.
non COMMERCIAL sfrAaG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
Father . serious objection.

SAs FRAscrsco, Jan. 12.-The E.rds,f,-
ss sacramento special tonight saws:
Ex Governor Leland Stanford will
be candidate for United States Sena-
tor: Objection however 10 being made
10 him on the claim that he not a citi
zen OF California, bot Of New York
state.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
Rooms to Let.

Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for single sentleDen. IN q private
family: three minutes walk from the
Pcst once Fer particulars apply a this
once. dezae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
shlpping Intelilxence.

San Francisco, Jan. 12.-Arrived-
British steamer Barnard Castle, from
Departure Bay.
sailed-Steamer Empire, for Victoria;
ships Shirley aud Oriental for Tacoma
bark Arcturus for Port Townsend
and schooner Dora Bluhm for PuQe,
Sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
Carver shssiinE.

INV HAYES, Jan. i2-Up to 7 o'clock
a. nosning. DIR. Carver fred 5925
ses. Killing 49, times and missing
e tixss. De rested three hours and
- bic lsft wrist having swollen.
.saina him conaiderable pain. At 10
1901 he resumed hrInR. At noon the
sscrs coed 1906 hits and 1866 misses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
The Transosnttnental Association.
Mining stocks

SAN Francisco, Jan. l2-Alta 200,
belcher $50, Best d Belcher l so, Bedie
ZD, Con California and Virginia
800, Chollar LIS, Con Pacific 100,
Gould 4 Curry I.l2If. Hale Il Nor
GROSS $50, Mexican $50, Mt Diablo 8 So
Ophir 500. Potosi $50. Savage /. IS, Sierra
Nevada coo, Union $50. Utah l5o, Yellow
jacket LIS. Navajo, 200.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

o. nssos, Jan. is-Repss@znss-
- ,sstsaftsisee tnsroaaeed IN ths
90 y eesay islns resolution rrcisins
- y reasoa 10 acuhs TIE Ell.
-. y sotas On shisa ths Govern.
- y 80 :. e1eAeea for deepeuins h. oua.
-. We seA Of salaary rtvrrE ana haf.
4 80 eeDeaFAstiy eFsasiag 4 $500
- llsd Ne CHats<a States Hsrso,
shase esty h skasl b 8 visia "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

A bill WAa introdncsd and referred
BY RsseerAas tor the essAbiishzens Of a
brsneh Solaiers' Hone in California.
BIZ Brusna Of Indisna--Rsferrina n
uuitsd Ssaies sa1 Venexnsla In regard
30 she award a. CarsoAa IN is6&l
BIZ McOcm&s- Ten3ersng the thanks
OF Congress 90 Oommzndnrs echley and
CIsaa aa9 L-e1tsaAni Emery ana tie
efnssEs and 9sn Il thsir eolsnznd, for
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.--The impress
em 3 gaining gre,und that the appoint
80 q The Coinmissioaer Of Labor
s.llsties sill Be hsft 10 abe next admin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

satf Llxr, Jan. 1.-THE statment Of
10 v. Lowell d Co.. Who assigned on
10. 10. 1885, Was niade public today.
n asss,s are tas5 900 and the Iiabili
mssb0ut &7e6,0c0. All the preferred
snaiors have collateral security. Jno.
E.Lossll also assigned. J. l.. Lyons
aDltroll, Mob, is assignee for both.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

General hazsn. chief signal officer,
- nled with tha Secretary Of War q
49, enarEs against General Channey
.Asssef Assistant AdistAnt General,
- M.ezsd feirarks derogatory 10 Lieu
49, ufeely and the management Of
Speassioa sert 10 his Fslief By she
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

The debate on Hswiey's resolution
grss wsrm before il ended, Conser,
Ingalls, and Sherman chAractertxina
Davis - . co0sparator and traitor.
xhiis Lamar and George sAid be vss no
nore 90 than . member Of Senators %
the door. The matter weat over until
tomorrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-07-31

forces were now gathering round,
and the investment OF Omdurman
had begun. The constant roar of
the conflict with the forces on the
opposite shores can almost be heard
in the pages. On the 18th of De-
cember we have the entry 1.-THE
steamers went up and attacked the
Arabs at Bourre Certainly this day
after-day delay has most dis
heartening effect on everyone. To-
day is the 275th day of our anxiety.
The Arabs appear, by all accounts,
to have suffered to-day heavily at
Bourre. We had none wounded by
the Arabs; but one man, by the
discharge Of bad cartridge, got
cut in neck: this was owing to the
same cause as nearly blew out my
eyes the other day. We are going
to send down the Borden tue day
after tomorrow, and with her /
shall send. this Journal. If some
effort is not made before ten days
time, the town will fall. 1t is mex
plicablc, this delay. If the Expedi-
tionary Force have reached the
river, and met my steamers, one
hundred men are all that we require,
just to show themselves. I send
this journal, for L have little hopes
of saving it if the town falls. put
in the sort of arrangement / would
make with Zubair Pasha for the flu
turc government of the Soudan.
Ferratch Pasha is really showing an
amount of valor l did not give him
credit for. Even if the town falls
under the nose Of the Expeditionary
force, it will not, in my opinion,
| justify the abandonment of Senaar,
and Kassala, or of the Equatorial
Province, by her Majesty's Govern
ment. All that is absolutely neces-
sary is for fifty of the Expeditionary
Force to get on board steamer and
come up to Halfeyeh, and thus let
their presence be felt; this is not
asking much, but it must happen at
once; or it will Gas usually be too
late"
| THE END.
The entry of the morrow brings
the journals to an abrupt close, for
the end was now at hand :-"Arabs
fired two shells at the Palace this
morning; SAG ardebs dhoora! in
store; also 1926 okes of biscuit!
1890 a. m. The steamers are down
at Omdurman, engaging the Arabs,
consequently am on tenterhooks
11.30 a. m. Steamers returned; the
Borden was struck by shell in hel
battery; we had only one man
wounded. We are going to send
down the Borden tomorrow with
this journal. If / was in command
of the two hundred men of the Elk.
peditionary Force, which are al
that are necessary for the move.
ment, should stop just below Hal
feveh and attack the Arabs at thai
place before came on here to Khar.
toum. l should then communicate
with the North Fort, and act accord
ing to circumstances. Now marx
this-if the Expeditionary Force
and / ask for no more than two hun
drcd men, does not conc in ter
days, the town may fall; and | have
done my best for the honor of oul
country. Goodbye, G. G. Cor
DoN.-You send me no information
though you have lots Of money
c.. G.. ca
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-07-31
Honolulu.
COTTAGE TO LET.

a,M a A nice 4 room cottage, witt
as.sSYaeasy reach of Honolulu, 81
E.s ss.sastsatc at Kapalama. Terms s;
per month. Apply to
MRS. MARIA KING
on the grounds, or to A. j. Cartwiig
at his office. 40 Il
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-07-31
Queen Street.
FOE RENT.

A VERY COMFORTABLE and con-
~ vcn.e house on Kinau street, be.
tween Pensacola and Piikoi streets, con-
tanning three bedrooms, parlor, dining
room, kitchen, pantry, bathroom,
stables, etc. Large garden. Rent, $40
per month. Possession given about
August 18th. For further particulars
inquire of LYONS s. LEVEY,
So If Auctioneers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-07-31

Imagination! 1t is perfect bond
age. AT those dinner parties we are
all in masks, saying what we do not
believe, eating and drinking things
we do not want, and then abusing
one another. I would sooner live
like Dervish with the Mahdi than
go out to dinner every night in Lon
don. 1 hope, if any English General
comes to khartoum, he will not ask
me to dinner. Why men cannot be
friends without bringing the wretch
ed stomacbs in is astounding"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

Yesterdays DsBsocraf contains large
sllezorieal cut On its title pass parport-
inz = reprssenf -Unels Sam pointing to
hsld aad sasing dirsctl0ns u bis ns"
hirsf a1an- The Geld q sprlnklsd With
stulaps. whieh Cleveland masf aproos
An,ong the stunps are those u Nor
uu,ssisss,.s Socialism" -siynamIfs." ete..
and IA the distance a small one labelled
hard times. We suggest 10 the DsHso-
eraf, a. a proper companion-pieee, Pic
tslre representing the held which James
BUCHANAN turned over - Abraham iAn-
coin. We trust the Densoerat vii per-
NIT us also b suggest few of the fea-
tafss which such . picture would con
tain. FIRST II ali the background would
need 10 DC very daFk-ln marked con
trast 70 the Democrats plcture-fos the
fisld was then overcast by the shadows Of
four million toiling slaves Then there
should be an ugly tree labeled treason
growing up IN front, and On the branches
should bs placed the names OF Floyd
Cobb, Thompson. and others whose
names will readily be foundl IN Demo
cratic history. The same ngures-those
II Bayard and Lamar which appear 10
Yesterdays pictsre behind Cleveland
may as we'll be placed behind
BUCHANAN IN the sompanion-pieee
bat ..Uncls Sans" garments must not bs
50 gentssl and free from rents as they ART
IN the first picture; they must De tafteres
and poor, and tho sign OF dollars must %
removed from bis shirt-front. and th'
simple initials Il o. o." substituted
In the background must be men viii
bayonsts pointed toward the White Hous'
and the Goddess OF Liberty. Othe
features in detail VIII suggest themselves
but these few may answer for the out
hnes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
IN VENICE.
Truthful williams suppositious Account
ofa visit tn the Home OF the Doges
IBIIl Nye. In y. Y. Mercury


We arrived In Venice last evening, lati-
tude Is deg. - min north, longitude IL
deg. 10 min east.
Venice il the home OF the Venetian, and
also where the gondols has it's nest aud
rears les young. This is the town where
the Merchant Of Venice used TO do busi-
ness, and the home OF Shylock. a broker,
who sheared the Vsnstian lamb n the cor
uer Of the Rialto and the Grand Canal.
He il now no more Shyiock, during the
great panic IN Venice macy years ago, it
il said. had chsttsl mortgage on more
lives than you can shake q stick at He
would loan a small amount TO q merchant at
three per cent n month. and sec1rs it on
pound Of the merch ants liver. or by cut
throat mortgage ON his respiratory sp-
paratus Then. ~hes the paper ulstured,
he would 20 mp TO the house with pair OF
scales and a pie-kuife and demand tt fero-
eiously.
Venice is one of the best vstered towns
in Europe. You can hardly walk bloch
without getting your feet wet, unless yOn
ride IN a xondols-
f The xoudois IA long. slim hack wsthou
wheels. and 10 worked around through ia
damp streets by brunette man. whose
breath should BE- sad warning 70 Us a
He = called the zoudelier. Sometimes he
sinzs IA a low tone q voice and in a for
4irn tongue DO not know where have
net 81 msay forsiGners a. I have here 10
Erroua. unless it vas In New York at the
POLLS wherever I 70 hear q foreign
snur,ss. I 10 not know whether these pew
ple talk in ths Italian language Just 20
show or - not Perhaps they prefer is.
London = the Only place I have visited
where the Boston dislect i used. London
va originally settled BY sdventurers from
Rs.ston The blood q some % the roy a
families of Nsssschu use Is may be foansi IN
she veins II London peepie.
Tha Academia del Bale Arti of Venice 8.
larra pirtnre- store for Christmas pres.
.res. a painting BY Titan. the Italian
Prana. pleased ma very much. bat
e-nl.far baat shsm down IN tie price :.
where & woald Be any object - buy Z
Besides. il would b nuisance - carr
su~s a rirtsra sro.snd with ne al over -
Alu-. up the Rhine sns skreaxh -. Ie~
r~rcp C.,uusv. I aasily d~ci'isd - les~
i ard secure sssn~shine iess s~k~srt :
carry sud gay for
The lfsiians sr~ auste prcns - she'
smoke sid rainttnzs- | asve ofssn shsnx''
|. fhsf II v.ssire ~ruid ran iess - srt a.
.sora e. scar shs wsuid - users So - 'si
u~ rassse~. Ar = Al rlxht - ~ertsi'
s9frne. hne e caa - rza . the xrsnsA
srpsa- nsv seais = kao~ so~ ie~fsh "a
ure a. heea WssA wst@r esre, sssa -
ae@ ~ asfl "a s@srs - invs=*szsss =
heneas4 wass ksafoif~ xsss ~
- sasH - afns - k~rs1gs Ts<re as he
Roa - esse< er ecc<ts=< esz6osss
- @z-s-- - k-s.ssk - - 49, ~@& ;
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
CURRENT COMMENT.

Cincinnati Enquirer: Some bank Pres
idents 20 to Canada, while some go 70
Washington.
Svracuss Standard: The River and
Harbor bill got jammed between It's EVIL
history and the extra session
Philadelphia Record: There are very
great many good things TO be said Tor
Mr.. Whitney. Among others he Is DIS
liked by the Tildenites.
Detroit Nescs: Let those who desire
10 know what sort OF looking men the
new Cabinet ministers are put no trust IN
the cheap wood cuts which crop out IN
the rural papers, and sometimes even ind
insertion in the minor city dallies-
Detroit Free Press: The recent retire
ment" OF convicts from Jackson and Iona
is a serious warning against any scheme
OF prison discipline which leaves labor
ont OF the account. IL such things can
happen when the prisoners are kept at
work what would happen IL they had
nothing TO do but to hatch up and carry
into execution schemes OF escape?
Detroit Post: There can be little doubt
about the sentiment Of the great majority
Of the Republicans OF Michigan as TO the
proper person 10 head the ticket, and Just
as little uncertainty as to the course ol
the State Convention next "Wednesday
III the nomination is given to Judge
7 Cooley il will be as the nomination for sc
high an Office should be rendered, un
souVht and unasked. With the people
I eft 10 choose between man whose emi
pent abilities as jurist have won HIM
national reputation. and one utterl!
without judicial experience or training
II need not require prophet nor the sol
of a prophet 10 predict the result