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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
Negro Desperate Killed.

KANSAS CITY, Oct, ga Bonneville,
NO., special says: "For some time a band
OF negro desperadoes have been committing
expectations in the Howard county river
bottoms about Boouesboro. Last night a
party of residents went 10 the house of Bill
Cooper, the leader of the gang, and fred
through the windows, killing Cooper and
seriously wouuding Stephen Fox. The
party then left. No arrests have been
made IS yet"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
aSls55>ssS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
ClatterbucIS AcNuitted

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria GAzErrE.1
CULPEPER, Oct. 23.-The trial of c. T.
Clatterbuck for the murder of J. E. Green
was commenced in the county court of Gull
pepper on Tuesday. John F. Rixey appear.
ed for the Commonwealth and G. Nj. Louth-
am, James Barbour and D. A. Grims!ey for
the prisoner. A plea Of not guilty was en-
tered by the defence Afer five DAYS
trial the jury to-day brought in verdict Of
not guilty and Clatterbuck was acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
TIE knights of labor declare that coloret

TIE knights of labor declare that colored
apprentices shall BE- admitted into shops
and factories or the same terms "a white
boys. And vet at Carlisle, Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Powderly's own State, a negro boy is
excluded from the preparatory school of
Dicker5on college there, on account Of his
color Ifcoor be sufficient reason for ex
the North, it would seem that it would be
equally sufficient TO exclude negro boy
from & white chop or factory in the South, SIS
white blood is the same whether i. supplies
b-awn or brain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

4 RECENT democratic convention in Con-
necticut adopted free trade platform, and
now it is stated That two of the coDeressicn-
al candidates il Massachusetts, ara making
tectve tariff movement in the North. The
Northern people are finding out that while
protection msy rebound to the Interests Of
the owners of few mines and factories, it
initiates against the interests Of all
the other people of the country
by doubling the coat of the neces.
sares of lif-, and by restricting the
sale of the products Of this country to its
own markets, ana thereby decreasing the
demand for labor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
AOSIGE go MQTnEEQ

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRur, ior Chi.
dren teething, is the prescription Of cue of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and haa Gccn used fer forty years with
neycr-1ailng success by millions Of mothers for
their children. During the process Of tcething
Its value is incalculabe. IL relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and G;arrhra crip;nr
in tho bowels, and wind-colc BY giving health
TO the child It rests the mother Price % cents
bottle. .,o51r,N AZ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
Diphtheria Among HOGS

CHICAGO, Oct. PA special dispatch
from Fowler, Ind, says: "The malignant dis.
ease WHICH has made such devastating raw
ages among the hogs ofthis county is believed
70 be form of throat disease, resembling
dlphtheria among children. Whenever the
nogs are stricken with the malady, it ia Ger.
AIN p prove fatal. The symptoms are in
no particular like those of hog cholera,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
Ellc CDincr Case.

Correspondence OF tho Alexandria GAZETTE
FIsHERsvILLE, AUGUSTA COUNTY. o., ~
The verdict in the Coiuer case, was that
he was sane at time of killing, but ia insane
now, and will be confined in lunaic asy.
lum instead Of being tried for the murder
should he ever become SsEe he will then he
tried for the killing. Tie dispatch sent was
an error in regaF': 10 his now being tried Cor
the murder. SCPIprop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

MR. BLAINE says the republican, that is
the negro, vote in the South is suppressed
by white bulldczers. And yet Mr.. Blaine
knows full we'll that at the last Presidential
election the republicans gained in the South
and lost in the North, while, with the demo,
Gratis, the reverse was the case. But every
body at oil acquainted with Mr.. Blaine's
character is aware of the fact that what he
knows has very little to do with what be
saws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
HE VIRGINIA FIELD SPORT ASSOCIATION

-Ihe sporting'men from all sections of Vir.
GINA met in the United States Court.
room in Richmond yesterday and Organized
the Virginia Field Sport Association John
;. Wise was elected president; Barton n
GFundy, secretary Johu w. Pierce, treas.
nrer; Executive Board, W. Miles Cary
Folk Miller, John L. Grubbs, W. s. Archie,
and 4. G. seiden. The Executive Roard
Will select seven vice presidents from vari.
Gus sections of the State. The assoc;otian
mas membership of over two hundred
winch is expected to be increased tn Ave
hundred. The next annual meeting will
De held in Richmond next year on the seq.
nnd day CT the State Fair exhibition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
BULGARIA.-The Bulra rian Racerrr bsro

BULGARIA.-The Bulgarian Regency have
received from 800 of the deputies to the
Great Sobrapje expressions of desire 20 have
the election ola Prince to succeed Prince
Alexander concluded not later than Tho
second sitting O; tho Sobrania. All these
deputies declare that the country reuuires
the speediest possible settlement of tbs ones.
tlon. The Regency have consented to car.
ry out the wishes of the 800 deou;ies,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is pronounced by
thousands superior to All ether articles fer
the cure of coughs, colds, and all pulmonary
complaints.
La no instance has Salvation Oil failed in
giving immediate relief from rhcuma.i.m or
neuralgia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

;, cir. John 7. Dowe!l, 1O2 5. Charles street
Baltimore. Md, write: For lumbago and
hentaiglc affections I consider Salvation Oil
an excellent remedy"
Always keep i on hand. If you have .
f & or cold use DR.. Bulls Cough Syru5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
Inc losses to farmers in this county vii,
reach many thousand dollars Will
"A Russian DoN,,,,

SOFIA, Oct. 23.-Gen. Kaulbars h..
manded OF The Bulgarian govyrnman, w.
postponement Of tho meeting tf,,o @, 'ae
Je. The goverpmen. have refused to oo. AZ
to his demand and have started for T;raS ue
to attend the sessions OF the Sobroria "ao'a
begin next Wednesday. ""''n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
Minister Cox, Hc.;y,,.

WASHINGTON, October .3.-The f,rno,
nation OF MIR: S. S: Cox Ni"ister to Turkey by.
been received at the Department of Stat, ms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

TI,HOMAs's LIQUID BILE,
J. IN PAPER Boz TIES.
entirely free from a.ls. and guaranteed pure. lAe
greatest quantity for the least money OF any pure
goods on the market. Don't fail to try it.
mh5 GEO. NcEURNEY & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

| NEW YORK, Oct 23.-rhe opcnin. at the
oeocS Exchange was comparatively quiet this
morning and rather weak, fist prices generally
showing declines of from Is to - per ccat from
| the closing figures fast evening The mark, was
| rather fevcrsh and weak for the first fifteen min.
utes anu declines ranging from y, TO >, per cent.
were established. \ rally then slowly brought
prices up nearly to the opening, but toward il
o'clock the general list again became heavy and
dull and 50 remained. Money quiet at !.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23-Thc weekly s.at.mcp, ot
the associated banks issued today shows Ike fol.
lowing changes:
esei'e, iheresr.''.'''.' s>1ph2J
1Ioans, decrease. Observation-Disclosures. 2Y5G3h
opeCle, Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .)'WlsU
Legal tenders, decrclsr............ 2Ul9V0
deposits. decrease. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dbl 100
Circulation, increase. 1850
The banks now hold in excess of the
- pei cent. rale......"................ 5,1."I,j
BALTIMORE. Oct. 23-virginia Is cousoIi.
dated So; past,due coupons G5'n: do lO.40s
=; do. new 3s 65'4 bid to day
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, October 23.-T!our is
steady, and there is no disposition shown by
either millcrs or dealers to urge sales except OF
medium and low grades. The Wheat markets
are firm and about 1c per bushel higher, with All
improved tone Corn IS quiet at the rtccnt lie.
cline Ryc and Oats arc without material change,
Owing to the long and terrible drought receipt:
OF produce have fallen of and prices generally
are higher: with an advancing tendency
BALTIMORE Oct Cl-r.ft,p ,1,,ltt r,;II!inr
y. Flour steady at unchanged prices Wheat
Southern active ard fi.mer; Western firm ard
higher; Southern red S5aS7: do amber S1a79;
no Western winter red spot S3isaS3 'e; NoT
o5HsaS4 Dec S5a,a957s; Jan S7asss7's. Corn
southern dull ard easy: Western quiet and
steady; Southern white 43 ,4l5 do yellow l3ai5;
western mixed spot Al a44a, Nov i&saiil2:
year 44Aa44As; Jan 454a45a.. Oats quiet and
steady; Southern 31a36; Western white ;iia}1;
DO mixed 32a3G; Penna 31a36. Re steady at
ooaos Hay steady; prime TO choice Western
2l5a1o Provisions qlict tus firm. NhiaHeT
steady at 81 23a1 "a. Otter articles unchanged
NEW York, Oct o3-f'otton Dull and easer;
uplands Ga; Orleans 97.16; futures steady
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat lower Corn lover.
Pork firm at 50 75a9 S!1a new mess finn at
$40 So Lard firm at So CF'a.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23-1t a. m.-'Thc Wheat mar
ket opened little easier at u for DecemHer,
broke off to 1873 but rallied ssain under coed
buying, and is now quoted ut IT'S. Nov Corn
50 ha35ss. May Oats 30a:. Nov PORK ; Az
Ian ord GS a. l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

CHICAGO, Oct 23-1i a. m-Thc Wheat mar
ket opened little easier at a Tor Decemhcr
broke off to 1873. but rallied ssein under coed
buying, and is now quoted Ut 7Tls. Nov Corn
50 iaa35Ss- May Oats 30a:. Nov PORK > ~.
Jan Lard S5 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

NEW York, Oct 23.-cotton Dull and easier:
uplands 94; Orleans GIG; futures steady
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat lower Corn lover.
Pork firm at 50 75a9 S71a: new mess finn al
$40 SO. Lard firm at So OT.u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Thc weekly s.at;incu, 81
he associated banks issued to-day shows tie FOL

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-virginia Is cousoIi
dated So; pastdue coupons G5'a; do lO.4o
=; do. new Is 65;l. bid to day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
PAOIFIC COAST.

gnlsea states seaatsr Rrom CALI
farmaa.
skuRA1GExro, Auz. a.-Both Housea af
The Legislature met At o'cloak this
mornine and Immediately proceeded ta
eiee1 Unitad States Senator % an the
vaoanoy eansad hF tue death of Ssna-
tor John II. Miller, which vacancy
llnoa Miileg's death has boea flisd ~
0eoERe Hearst, appointed b 0oTefnar
S,oneman. 4. p. Williams, Cnairmsn
Of t1e Republican State oentral CON-
Dittee. Who vas nomiuatsd hy the Re-
publican caucus few honrs before. uas
nominated and received q majority of
TIE votes Of both Houses. The vois on
joint ballet stood. Williams 20. Hearst g.
saadea Dcaah % a sntlor.
PoEr ToWNsuSD. AnR. 3. Louis
AoaRg, native OF B8igiam, aQad abaai
81 years, dropped dead en fhs hafk
Henry Bnak last night o2 DunRenass.
Rhe canes vas cerebral appoplexy. The
oaptain pat tie ship back 10 thls port
and tbs b8dy was taken ashore and
placed IN charge Of the Saamsn'a Union
and buried, &a5 being given to@axaa the
faneral expenses by his skipmAies.
shlpping HnaesliReaca
San FRlNcssoo. Aug. 8.--Afrived-
Steamer Qaeen Of tue PAeito, from
Victoria.
6Ailed-Sisamer Oregon, from Astoria.
PoaT fowxaEnD, AuR. 2.-AFrivod--
Bark kosolusko, Captain Logan, IS dsFa
from 5gdney, seeking cargo Of lumber.
Ihe steamer Mexico = due here 81 u
o'olaok loniRht.
The haFkontine Retriever, for San
Francisco. was toWed out today By tie
taR Holyoks. she Ia lumber laden from
Soabeck.
Tbs Uaitea States lighthouse tender
Maoxanita sailed today on q cruise 10
Alaskan waters.
tbs ship Sumatra and The schooner
Is GirOnde are nov loading at Port
Discovery. Tue latter will probably
sail on Thursday.
Tho Henry Back arrived from Sea.
beck, iumbef laden for Mexico, and
sailed again this afternoon.
TAT0osH. AnQ 8.--Foggy; fresh. south
east sind a. 3. N.
PoaE BLAKELx, AuR. 3. - Sailed =
Bark Mama.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

A gossip from TIE Artisan camp 70
laies that Sir Evelyn Wood did noi Ref
en very well with bis chaplain. 0a one
oeoaaion the folsowing conversation took
place:
when are ysu going 10 ieaso "a, Mr..
I. r aaked ths 0oB1rAl.
'tOh. about he sans sime that you DO
y0nrssif. suppose" meekiy answered
tie parBou.
. donit kn0w 90 muah about that, =
aaid SIR Essiyn. = fos vans your tenl.
aDd cannos spafa youz rations m1oh
.kb, bat I want my tsut myself.
General, thOaeh ! dau't gaat spaFe ~
tioBs.F
Yes, but you kn0w mine u tie ay-
inR oolamn,' and ] eannot b expssted
% 1g siih . lsa u pazsaas hanGinG %
ny oaat tailn"
Wsll. General, al ! oan Say b that 4
You cali ssvtu miles nnd q bali d4y
fyine. think sail b ablo % kesp -
wtEb yea.
That vas = fseex.
That's ~ sesy vsli. : saId he Gen.
eEai. q ilttie Settled. bat / heaF noe
that tkera "a R5maa Cztkolse chaplain
Atsoaf 90 ism o.. and II BE- does dseiAte
IN pzf hIm a yoaF tentn
10 yoa %. ! dare say I shall have
sueieiest stFsngth 10 pei him cat again, ?
neskly oiasrved The p4fsun. and % t1e
intarVaaB e1aed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
FOREIGN.

Anniversary ef melaeiberg University
HKEDHLBEna, Aug. 3.--Tho visiting
depusations, which are here 20 paFtioi-
pate N tha celebration Of the Ave hun-
dredth anniversary Of the foundation
OF Heidelberg UniVersity, gathered II
the fesia Halle last night aud listened
30 an address Of welcome By the Barge
master on behAlf of the city. There
we're 5000 peFsons present. Oheers WeFs
given for the Emperor and tue Grand
Duke Of Baden. Tue ChoFAl UnioH
sang the Jabiles esan Song. the words
of which sero writes By Behefsl. and
the music b. Aemmer, who directed the
singing. A hymn by she poet wolf
Vas also rendered. Ibe deputies repre-
aeutinR the foreign universities held q
meetine and elected N. E5lier, Prosi-
dent Of the fFeuoA Institute, 20 act aa
general spokesman for the depuiAti0ns
daring The festivities.
Grown Rriaae Frederick William
opened The oslsbration last night. IL
biz address 70 the assembly Of tbs
present a. 4 forsnsr membefs of this
great institation she Pfinoe oongEatu-
lated thom up9n their privilege Of ahak-
inQ the niofioas feo0rt Of hsidaiesgR
UniveFni y. he said she University
maintained through many siuiasitndes
the foremost position n aesQtlu4 -
slglona liberty and riRhs Of aaisn ths
ioQqiry. Tue University also led "a tbs
WORK Of fostering faiih 10 the pnacipie
Of national unity, waioh aae at pfesent
9eFmany's safeguard and streng d, nov
that thia uniiy I'D been reRained.
KxpIoslon 81 Csai Gas.
L,oxDoE, AuR. 8.--An explosion o.
coal Ras ooourfed IL tie hoid of tbs
Norwegian baFk Deiens. a. CaFdih, to-
day and six nee wers fatally lniafsd.
Tia Rrcnch Mleetleas.
PkKB, AuR. 3.-Complsts returns
from the sleotions for considers gene'
Feanx. ahoW that 6f7 kspabiioans and
all Conservative candidates were ena.
easafui. fu ei9hty-ssyen districts thera
gill have 70 Be q second balloting. Tue
Republicans made 81 game and TIE
Conservative 8.
An srfah-Rmaslam PfsG
LozDoN. Aue. a. The police have. Il
Ia stated, been informed Of the exist
enos of fntFiRnss b Irish and kusyau
dynamitofs AGAINST she Engllah Gov
eminent. DotscliVes viii be ststloaed
at the di9ersnt hnaian ports. and I'll
arrivals from Bnasia % Great Britain
viii Be olassly watched and the vessels
searched.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

WAzMNgEuN, Ann. 2.--Ths Speaker
laid oefofe TIE House ths prssident's
message annoanninQ hla appfspal of she
oleonArsarins biz. ftuas rad and ~
tefEed % she uommiflea en- WAYs and
MeAnsi also ne messs0s fron tn Prss-
lasnt tfansmitltng tes papers IN tie
Cutftee case. Referred Is sho Commis-
Tee On forei4n Adsira.
willis, II kentneky. presented ahe
conferences report on tae Fieor ard bar
Dor appEorri sion bill and il WAs read
q lenRlh, and was agreed % b yeas
k2l. nays 81
bafnR Of Missouri Submitted the
oonferunee report on The dedcienc4 az
preparation bill, q a d wa aQrusd 10.
Morrison. Of illinois,, submitted 4
o9nfersnee report on the SundFy Owl
Bill The rRadina of the repoF1 con-
onsned neaEly en- hour. The report va
agreed - By yeas ls6, nays &c. and the
Houss aaioarnod.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

MONxooMRnx Gaia. }, AoR Specials
% the AdpsYfitr from al over Aiabama
shew unaxpsstsd sloioKip4 for ih0 hnda-
psndsnts in 4 uunbef q e9untieas tn1-
eafooss eiaets Ehe otpo8itioa o4ndi-
dates for ihe Legislature. Coiheri, Ma
con, Lea, Chambere, and Green oozn-
hes al went Rep9hlioan.
Al Coiiisra. q Llosnieg oo1ntys %
TIE heart of ths blasE bait Afthns
Haynes shog And kiil1d Jamsa II. DAD
lsr fbosh whiiej. Ihey bsioo9od 10 %.
position DemoerAtie fsogi0aa.
khs maioFity for tie Douoofstle
State fiekng b ogerwheImiBes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

TIE n6W eo1sls q PAfis ahoaa ~,
shs Ffeneh netfopoiis n $50 behi1d
tls feai Mes fokk. q still aas more
faspis than The muBieip4lilY ~ New
YeFk. bas iess than that ely vita one
o. ta9 sahursa, mhiad afe really o. r. q
IL. Parin no9 has ~ a06 inhab tanta.
~ iusrsass q Gals i4Bl8 IN 1ge yeAE1.
Hall u ths arTandisasment1. g uaraa.
haHa l1a-lneA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

lnisappE ehezsioa. haVing heen iafulnad
teas ne applicaklan lad been maas to
t1e fenston OMoa uhile Ia faat a.
Applic4tiQn had hsen mAdA. TIE hiIl
vas Fasssd egsr ths veto 81 & unaai-
moss Vote-6o loo
% mation nf E1mnnds. ths Hsnsa
n.H % delac1 caftain coanties from tha
tnitad StatEa 1uaicisl Distriut uf Cali
tognla a1d 90 eEeet Ne Soalharn Jadi-
cal Dlstriel of California Vas taken
tron ne oalendar, amended ana passed
1he S@n4le lhea hoak 9 recess untll 3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

WAsHmoros. Aug. 8.-A member Of
the Foreign Ahairs Committee holding
elose relations With the Administration
stated tsniRht thst the adoptinn Of the
Cutting resolutions, should they pass
The House tomoFrow. would imply much
more than ia generally Supposed. In
toe hret place, be said, Msxfo has bern
naked 70 release this man, O,tllnk.
Mexico has refused and has Riven her
reasons. Congress deems those reasons
insufficient aud requests the President
10 renew the demand. should this re-
neWed demand be refused, cur Minister
will a. once BE- Withdrawn and probably
an extra session Of Congress would have
70 be called.
Mr.. Belmont. Chairman of The Houss
Oommittes on Foreign Affairs, is work.
ing earnestly for the release Of Cutting.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

he tueamln fIeltman eiass 81 HaIs
sard wili b fbe laxesat tha1 ever So
israd that ipsfiluti1n. u IS ezpsrfed %
caatain aaoat SO uanbeFs. ineindtna
fhflts from san Rfansiseo. Hk. Lleai1
4 q RAEla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
cUfIma 1lgoLuIloNl.

WAaHrMaxsN, AuR. 8.-Ths Oommit-
tee on Foreign AaAifs called z mestina
today and took up and considered the
resolutions iniruduced bT Representa-
tlyas Belmont and Grain IL relation 70
the Cutting oaga. and also she GORE
spondenoe on that anbisot furnished By
he 6eefstaxy Of State. Representative
LAnh8m appeared In person before the
eommittes N anpport Of his resolntions.
and finally the following preamble sad
resolutions were drawn up b. RspFasen-
eative Grain;
WKEnEaa, A. K. Cutting, an AmsrieAn
citizen, b wrongly deprived Of bic lib
eFty by Mexican ofiaials q 20 Paso dsl
Hogto. % the kepublio 1f Mexico, and,
WHKnRAs, The Mexiaan GoVoYnraeni
refuses 70 release said CutainQ, upon de-
mand Of she President Of tbs United
States; and,
WHKAkAs. The Government Of Mexi-
90 alleges e the reason Tor its refusal 70
comply vi b anoh demand that the said
CntfinR has hoen guilty Of violating the
Mexican lAU upon American soil; aud,
WHnnRAs, The House Of Representa-
tive, while appFeoiatina be disposition
shown By the-G Government OF Mexico 10
carry ouk International obligations, can
never assent 70 the doctrine th3s oiti-
gems Of the United may Be prosecuted
10 = forsian country for acts done
wholly nDon Americsn sOili therefore
belt
Rssolssd. That the House Of Repre-
oontativea approves Of the action Of the
Presidents % the United States Ia de-
maneing She reieass Of the said A. X.
Cutting.
Resolved. That the President Of che
United states Be, and 10 hereby, re-
quested % renew the demand for the
release ef said A. 4. Outtine.
Iha resolutions were unanimously
adopted and will be laid before the
House by ChaiFman Belmont today and
immediate action requested.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

CHrckoo, August 3.--This afternoon
the testimony fnEniahed By the de-
fenss Was mainly infendea to prove
that there we're no shots fired
at ths Haymsrket meeting except by The
police. and tnat the reputation Of the
witness, 0ilmsg, uho testified for the
prosecution II q manner nest seriously
impiicatinR spies, Wae such that his
oath vas Of no consequence.
Janob OutaoheR, Shoemaker, who
uas Shot q the meeting, sav no Fevol-
vsrs exesea In the hands Of the police,
and was oonf lent that no shots had
haen hrod except b them. Witness
saia he had been taken ts che police
station after ths riot and had been DE-
time BE- told tie ofioega the same story
b now told u OoaEs. The defense
plainly Intended by this 10 uhow that
sahefin semombEanee Of the incidents a.
Ne Haymarket vaa net suited 70 its
uaa. since 10 had net been called aa q
witnasa for he eeate. The ether sesta.
mony Of the witness, resulting from
oeoss examination. did nos ameant 70
mach.
John OhFixy, q reporter en- = morning
papsg, had kuoWn Harry L. 0ilmsR, ths
wtinssa Of she State above referred 20,
sinoa 1880 and had lived II bis neigh
boPhaod foe aome tima. He did not
q ink be would believe him under oath
owina % hia general reputation aDona
his associates and WITNESSES knogiedRe
Of him. The orosa examination waa
not materially success nj IN 10 attempt
% SHOW that the Witness's opinion con
oxFnina 0ilmeFis 70 atation bad been
largely formod since the iatteF's appeaF-
anoa a. = witness for The etaie.
IoAn 0artiek. formerly ohief Depaty
9heFtH of Cock coEnty, ga4e 6tlmef .
Verv had repninsion. On aecount Of
this roputatien wines had obliged
0iImer % Vanate wttnea1sa oflea. Of
Which 0ilmeT waa Q tenant he ep-
uaared 60 have cnngidaaAhls feaii1R II
ihs unattsF and Suffered considerably at
~ hands of Mf. WALKER during ths
sroea exnmfua1ion. The dissomfort Of
fhs witness arosa from 1is attsmtts
u svada The nsoaasify Of paFiiculaFinina
a. - GilnaF's associates. Inesa
h a hrsl ciaimed 70 kBog only b.
epnafal Feputation amd not b. nAme.
/ Ne waa fsrua5, boaeger, 70 1dml1 thai
/ he knew tha namsa of several ds1solu1e
uernona e botA ssxes who. be sheaed,
wpfn annnslataa Of 0llmsr. Ha isft the
eaand ennaidsrahlg eonfaasd.
Ia atala having chaE9<d thal cplea
hxa nuna uninsiatd % TIE moettng of
- InmheF ShoveFa' Uuion, hzs4 on
Blnak nuad On May 50. and had
thals freissd the men . tee aeea e
/ Vluisnea whieh followed, Ne dafenas
| h1oaaha forth Va. Qaibhan. formerly
/ 4 oonDssituF On the Arssitsy lsitzag, -
Ehow thnf Spaea wsnt % he ueat1na
/ uuoa invite e5on, sho1ah be e. AS d.
nsined an naaemn4 af pRe4saFo of b1Aa
neaa. Wnnem aaid ths tnvItat1oa waa
exasnaua b Gpiaa a q me1t1ng q the
/ TVpoarnrhisaf uniWa e Wnaee - wsa
srarsnk Wisnmaa teslln1aJ raRaEa-