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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

Il aimsss sams = & ihsss yes :
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reHsgaad e esftala thaa ne cnag unl
igluznph.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

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q saeaia b sso8 ID ~ fatags.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

Sedas Waiter g 9fzhan. 81 fadi.
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pasl q elDsldss1iel eand dnisa
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and - ef1lyt6dE would - vflin6 %
supp1rt htn On nsnsfal pFinoipiss.
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resident u fodiana. oaso u the dsabt.
fal STATES wisloli ths Republicans hope
q carr e 1s 1his 3 trps, bet q isa
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b iadasa FROM Ne vote Be sssufed
lies. 4 alay " sbsi bs 8 ssfy poDslag
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may b that hs Il n9t II pominstine
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Ne asfk. 500 a @said have 20 tahs ths
shansss o. thai poipt Besides. s nan
who 3 bot BID saoaah = Save aaarssls
win natioaaiissasfs. a nsuailt nb6al
he riehf size 70 have qaasrsIs viii
stsis Leaders, sna 4 mieht - tbal
Gresham. lnetssd u being ssfonn eau.
aidaia ID Indisna. wonld Be- avery veal
sna
Il a aga likely, howeve1, that 0rssh-
am vlll bs homsnaisd. ffls boon VS.
slaftsd en iis Winding wsy tso soon,
u will be sblllsa lons before ne meet.
~ % ~ Nallenal Consehtioh. Oals
boom tai i ksp, sleaaine BOZ vim
enthusiasm -onig The boom u : great
and aaslsmsss mhn.e I've ihaoaan
Ne ffosss Of tuo winters. And ersah.
go = nsllhss Rtsat nos Aaaawsivs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05
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the edsf, slask sd paehasifE e ~
ilaa 4 hssesafy y al te ffls1s ~ 49,
fsis q ~ efaatisn y ~ HollhMaas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

nat pefnnni3 npisanss. tbs Gaia,
AsuA hooaaf. 4 a \ aea1n. 1toop.
ass onee more CHASING BIN ea he land
shai uohodT essus - eun. II 10
boeassf eoald ealJ ioin oaftiuat 40.
huaaasins sohsme. aaa Il ne booals
AldsFmsa. ne Aaarchlal.. vlolss Can.
efoa 81 Grsvss CsssAnd soaid h
psusailsa apon - aosongAns ne axps.
ditioa. vhat = happy soaa,sy ihis woasd
bsi Tse satire AEasrioas psopie woald
tahs a das % asa 30 aeun 10 ths Mo
0sands sna 80 fair play.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

MAxweiA ne mnrasres q PrelEar
san lineers unhpaas thsaeA re puelis
haa Aize9l fussutisn III attosioas
snma u b Cess nst ass - 80 nss h
the meaaslms. % asnisnes psonoauesa
seaiosl him win psuhahig bs sxssussa
ss~a sima dafiae Ne rsesnni euntury.
whsther ths mala - tAs gsds arind
sxoesdizx snali 81 nss. lhers i 20
qa,asiue 80 sheg sripa slowly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05
ElRMs na slH


THE UNpEnEwMD OEENEB fNA
oals 81 e. pErt - IS f4fz.
from 3eallIa sd q EsIe1 ife71 N.
neae1 Faad. "a 4clo9 A. glEgN4.4 ~
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or into n aeTB lcta SD n Al NY@
n1nriy al b1ft0u sd. and W4l -
- hep rardea o. haT e1lllf1. a. -
River eou1lg soad rilns tnTr1z 90
p1BG clNae aGr1m rs road t#a
n01eg and = e1ufch Bil1ln are
t1ra 81 . me ~ Ne paell1e4 49,
rad Depot cEfF EaIf ~ u aH4f
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he river rms al nEcun1 flres
fhe rlara. ard gnld w1o1fs &4 A
tiDher - ne piacgs & - q = 9l4-
haF ana wouId mnks 4 1000 a4.Ey t4s
Also, farm nk BegF&Eso. Ma
n 10 acrea. 6se4ed SD IaF ~
naaFiT al Enoa teager 1Gm le14.
uaaaed aG1 eaaIIv ezeaF14s pIll
ANAL wfuaw bruah There ~ sou
"a ahGu1 i9 1a1eg 4 Faod hna4a 4iIM
hArns c1Ils eA.aTh ny fGr lN9 e41
4 natr a. ta1eaa. sad fam b w1l 4
~ e hon enlssfH ar1 1zniIF 30 $50
sasl alipn. whase ptekess wa ~
TTe easT. ~ fnrfhss p1IEga-
affaa sIt1zE ~ fs1tIg ~ Eglns
omw W.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

Es<cE MAHsE
PsSihR city b6ssis fifn ilef claim : Zoo go
q aae kessg 7fes1fr aad " gl1sg
E0uWl4 #WH a
f,esl 81 81 sai5as.
tlsg Lists 45ANd
MD F9aAq ard cows e58
~ eeEss land. Delt elaafsf - psF sore
wits ilge1 fa1leh essss1 s.tssla. tIls
G4Qn4f Eitfs f4A s. 1AgASE
Eol4tsY Mt1aH t1fk
Veca1f Congresses 6Ia1nSs fe9 eofes
e klna sd saohomiah ooaaties. 81
sesssa alair. 10 yuliuaulsbed tone
ss1s ~ i 8 |s' <
Agftgaess - soli4 ef0psSfe ~ n y. 90
CITY aaa Coanty Sdfip. -
New aaa ssooaa-haad esfsa.
WANTED.
1ee aaeaAsy hst intsassi
Wsrasn sd aiFls. hishesf woees nsls
ffd4els washers and do0'rs No. / 90,
70 furnish f4fan hands. 80 paf flonfh.
Ea1vas5eEs end agents. aiRays Wantsd
Palmer r. hotel.
:. ~ ~ tsrsssss ~ lie. y svowsh.
WOR HeEwT.
q number q if1nloveG fafma
lneteA hqase s. = So
~ Mithgak bgafa. 81 q in0afh 90.
10y eefe f4stehs llabf9fed ofokara sad
AaF - 6t N6
House sd lafas sssden. Il fe.sn. A.
Furnished rooms Tor h0asak espifIa.
GRO. ~. CRANE,
ps snln 80 ls $500, lk.sselnsat ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05
SUNSET
Telephone Telegraph Company
O.. s.euns sns chsrrv esn s.nstie.

RsFTEATKs rURNEsHxD FOR
is - Eissizissi naisria & q fins1
icr saaa ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05
HOPS, DAIRY,
FRUIT.
TOR @AL.m

A WELL IMPROVED FARM o.
~ 80 aofas. 10 Wits River Waller
naar aaaffie aaA Taoosna. Waahfnat0n
Teffitofy. guitabA8 for hops, fruit o. darn
ateAmaf landing q pisoe failfn4d -.
Hon, telegraph. express aAd posi- ctacs eae
nllle dlstaet ssole. fsffT and cl4ss8e lao
toTY a. landing.
Ihrss fhoasand toands hop4 - tona
aaaar heeta or oafrota p5f acFa. ofa1s
gfeen dfseof weather.
Twaa23 sighG cgws. 60s 1ers8y pul., 3
gra1od Holstain calves. stock 81 bsfA.
EaIfa sad falan6 alaa hogs. ~ tQns g
haF, tealna, waaons ana fsFraina utansils.
VIII " sold with o. without g.0eEs
Possession given 81 ones o. IN of1a Tears
81 oFtien " pc chaser.
1n1ufra 81 ~ 5. OSBORNE. Haatfte. ".
r q. IL uAVfR 0pon the premises. o.
tIn naAafeianaf. ~ MEEKAR
Mosdiaw&w puyaiiup. ". z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-20
pIscussIng Anarchlsm

ST. Louis, No, May 1e.-The discus
sion of anarchism in st. Louis and the
most effective means of preventing its
spread occupied the attention of the
police yesterday. At their regular
meeting it was stated by a member OF
the board that the police had never
attempted 20 disperse the meetings OF
anarchists, though they knew their in
cendiary speeches at such times were
violations of the law, that the district
attorney had refused TO bring the mat
ter before the grand jury; that justices
had refused 70 issue warrants for their
arrests. In view of these facts. tie
board adopted resolutions instructing
the chief of police to dispense all unIaw-
full assemblages Of anarchists where
resistance of the law is advocated, and
arrest any and all violaters Of the law
by uttering incen5iary speeches or in
citing to riot.
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The Pan-EIeetrIe MIDDLE

WASHINGTON, May l9.-When the
Telephone investigating committee
met to-day, Chairman Boyle produced
certain kilograms that passed between
President Cleveland and Van Benthuy-
sen. relative to the application to bring
a government suit. Van Benthuysen,
Benthuysen, in his dispatches of Feb
ruary 18th last, offered 10 furnish a de-
tailed statement of the circumstances,
attending the making of the application
in reputation of the charge that the
Pan-Electric had been a party to the
application and correct the mistake into
which the Attorney-General had fallen
on that point. Private Secretary La
mont. on the following day. replied
that the President had no desire to ex-
press in the matter. The chairman
stated by the authority of the President
that that was all of the correspondence
which had passed between himself and
VanBenthuysen. After an hour spent
in putting in evidence the letters pass
ing between the Pan Electric directors
published in the newspapers and other
documentary evidence the committee
adjourned until tomorrow.
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MAXWELL.
His Trial for the Murder OF
Preller.
THE PAN-ELEcTRIC MUDDLE.
Discussing Anarehism-Sominations
Cholera spreading-Da-
kota's Statehood.
The PrsIIer Murder Trial.

ST, LOUIS, May 1e.-Brooks alias Max
well, on trial for the murder OF Preller,
was taken into the Criminal Court this
morning. The prisoner maintains his
quiet demeanor. and processes great re-
lief at having been allowed by his at
torneys to make true statement Of the
manner in which Preller came TO his
death. and feels confident that public
opinion has already acquitted him of
intentional crime. All the witnesses
for the State were present in body and
are kept under strict surveillance of the
Sheriff. Hunt, clerk OF the Southern
Hotel, was the first witness OF the
morning, and his examination and
cross-examination consumed the
greater part of the morning. He testi-
ned that be was the cashier of the hotel
at the zine Of the murder. He identi-
ned the prisoner rs the man
who in April 1885, registered
as Nv. Il. Lennox Maxwell.
NJ. D." Identified the photograph
as that of Preller, who arrived at the
hotel April Sd. His testimony was a
repetition OF the fact known OF the in
timacy of the Englishman. Maxwell's
apparent lack of money. the disap-
peal VI vi
Brooks for San Francisco and the dis
covery of the body in the trunk. Dur
ing the dissemination the witness
admitted lie had no means of knowing
that the man who registered as @.
Arthur Preller, did not register that
name as an alias. He had gone to the
morgue after Preller's body bad been
placed there, but could not identify it
could not even state positively that the
remains were those of human being.
William Lyon and John Nangon,
porters, identified the remains of Prel
Ter. They testified that Maxwell evinced
q great desire to be closely intimate
with Preller.
A witness named Warren, met Max
well am Preller on the steamer CephG-
Iona, and witnessed their introduction
to each other. Maxwell cultivated
Preller assiduously.
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Threaten to shut Down.

LONDON, May 19.-Ward & Payne, OF
Sheffield, one of the largest firm OF edge
tool makers in England, recently an
nounced they would be compelled TO
make a reduction in the wages of their
employees. in order TO compete success
fully with German manufacturers. The
workmen refused TO submit 10 the re-
duction in their pay, and the firm now
threatens TO employ German workmen
in their stead. The employees are
greatly excited over the proposed &C
iion OF the firm.
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NEW TO-DAY.
CoHN BROTHERS,
White Goods.


india nsns from 1ac Figured Lawns from c to isc
We have Fancy Stripes Imported
Zephyr Cloths. sreth made F'
time look this department through flOw u
Silks, Velvets and Dress Goods.
Of Checked Lqn and silks
AfaIi line Of Yelyets in all the prevailing shades
woted Dress Patterns that
EmbioideTed DInd Gnsham Zephyr Cloth
Muslin Underwear.
chndren's Short Dresses, sizes from to ,>.
this line
Under COUNTER arriving every Gay
Hamburg Embroidery.
Sni1 EG p2 ga Sc a % per- y 'd to Aa Ss "a
Baiise, Chambay and Zephyr EmbrOideries
city, Exception
Laces.
in Ozark shades that the to SELL
Fabric Gloves NIitts.
Everything in this line imported By direct from the
Fifty Gloves per pa
Hosiery.
Hose finished shades
Fine Isle and SAX Hose Ths largest cRfen SbeS a
Black Colored shown Boys
novelty.
Coaching ParasO rom
be T % 9 full D syfEyh9g ysns line at prices that viii
Wraps.
larger sale these goods this than ever before w ~ we
Gents Fur-nishings.
Shirts Unnderwea Hose Collars No fancy prices .H
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pakota's statehood.

WASHINGTON, May 1e.-At meeting
Of the House committee on Territories
to-day, an informal agreement was
reached that the Senate bill providing
for me admission of Southern Dakota
asa State should go upon the House
calendar, adversely reported, and that
Springer's bill providing for an enabling
act for the entire Territory should 90
upon the calendar as favorably reports G .
Owing to the absence of several mem
hers a formal vote was not taken, but
II i expected this will be taken at the
meeting on Monday next.
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cho,er, Spreading.

WAsHrseros. May 1s.-The Marine
Hospital Bureau has received reports
showing that cholera, in q violent form
has anpeared in the village Of Breta-
gana France, where fishermen assemble
IN large numbers in the spring time and
itra ,ecefher under unfavorable condi
lions Marseilles is also said 10 be in
d.niorabIe sanitary condition, and the
martaiity record for the first three
months of the present year is greater
than for any preceding year. being al
the rate of IS for 1000 OF population
Cholera is reported to have made its ap-
pearance in that city
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The Union PaeIae BIN.

WAsHISeTos. May 19.-The House
committee on Pacific railroads, to-day
heard arguments by Van Wyck and
Dorsey in favor of the bill autho rizing
the Union Pacific to purchase or lease
branches. The matter was then re-
ferred to the subcommittee which had
the Pacific Railroad funding bill in
charge.
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A Board Of Trades Insoivency.

BosTox. May 19.-The Board of Trade
has filed petition OF insolvency. Its
liabilities aggregate sll 5Osndit assets
SIS, z02. An effort VIII be made TO settle
the matter outside Of court.
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Nominations

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The President
sent the following nominations to the
Senate: John Y. Ostrander to be reg
lister OF the land Office at Olympia, W.
T. To be postmaster; Silas c. Bennett
at Georgetown. Colorado. QUA .-..
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Canadian Representation.

LONDON. May 19.-Granville intro
duced bill IN the House of Lords last
night respecting the representation IN
the Canadian Parliament of the terri
tories belonging to the Dominion, but
not included in any province.
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Failed to Elect a President

ATHENS. May 10. The Chamber of
Deputies met and adjourned until to-
morrow without electing a president.
Followers Of De Lyannis, | ate Premier,
were present in great force.
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Convicted for EmbexrIement.

SAX AsroSIo, Texas, May 19.-In the
Federal Court yesterday. Col Nelson
Plat, Collector of Customs for the dis
trict Of Corpus Christi. was convicted of
embezzling Government funds.
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Reach vs. Hanian

LoxDoS. May 10. = Beach. the Aus
trElian oarsman. has accepted chal-
lenge from Hanlan for q race on the
Thames.