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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02
sAvSo A ckTzoLIe CHAPEL IRON


In Ne summer Of ls6S an Orange
azitAtog named MnrpAy vs. travelling
Ihroaeh Lancashire, and by his irham-
matoFy hAEane1ea working no the
biaoesd m3ba 10 every kt@d Of
oatrAes en- the IrisA people and he
CatAolia edifoes q The localitias be
apRsarea in. CxaAalie cAApels nad
lFisA homNs had osen wrecked IN Roeh
aata. Oldham, Ashton. and . dazs1 ID
iAears toWna. And tha police seemed
rather % anoeunsRe than repEess the
fsnaisA Wurk. Dagilt vas &c dinner IL
us swn hsusa "a HaalinRdaa ore even-
inQ. With q younR frseDd ffem AaAches-
sef, whaa wogd waa healghf that q haze
moA az fanatics weEa marching en- 20
tie eharch and rezidanoa Of Rathsr
Martin. tie betaVed parish prieGa. with
re avowea ohjsct 81 lspelln9 thsua q
ne nruund kVe2 e. ths ueaanrsr
nr,ks - essdiah Wells AZ "a 80 -.
ooald ha plniBay haAra. Thsy bad a.
eaekad ard eFatally maltreAted fs9
Beer IRISH aAEVeslma1, an6. flashed With
tins tsnporary saccess we're preparec
Ter any asea e viliatny. witboat 3
moment's hasi1atts8 Daxitt and TIE
veuag lrizhmsn fFom MAneAas1sF Mr.
AfE2Gf ~ E94ENAAtfs Do8 ~ - + -
Wer2fl haxasne3 - ~ seenes and ~
rived les d tlDa - Ueet TIE mob
rnsAlnz With ira hAFs and sto1s o.
~ cAareh- Ihs TIA hegs. for thsy
wsEs ~ nore. holdiy fAesa the tafl
rated cro9a SaAnd haeAr crisd
Davi1t. n FinRinR tsnaaa = ! wiA khaa4
ne ars4 nan tai a3Vanscs anoeAer
sess~ I'D I've Fsselssrs wsrs aazAed
. treat ef tAa afe1ae1nG FaEaAn& Fns
q esNpna the HaA Ra1es4 ed then
agepa faEwAra 9hils 4 eollgy a. hrukaa
stoaea AMI hAlf BRICKS rE143a3 Rs1na
~ ears q the inArsPd pair who gaanas5
~ eAaxah. DasItt 81 a1as fred one
east b tka air. Thse4ecs waa aaEisal
VITA q Wsid shriak e fsax ~ eAspak
greekers neasssrsd b s4ssY dlze1sisa.
nae ata they rsaaasmhas aaafn he
riss1ry uas eazpasss. IT, ehnreA was
nAxs3 b &C aN1UEzlae4 UA1A Iha
uilassa rarcra pF9vAiAed ID Has fzN1sn
8urSnR ~ nizA1 Tee Enzshmea kaa
hsaa kfae5s nzxita w41 - ~ aErsstsls
lna Ea1zA haa g9uFn b lyneA kfns
Aia Asa1s wAa - - e1rned esWa. and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

Davitt became connected with he Fs-
nian movement while quite young. His
father and mother we're both Of aiaanch
National seniimenta, and their expert
enoe % the blessings Of English Fnle IN
Ireland had not imhued them, Il may be
takes foE Rranted, with any great love
Tor the institutien whose workings had
thrown q blight over their whole lives
Being six years old 81 the time 81 the
eViction, and remembering the scene
we'll, d did not take much o0axiug 20
make Davitt . kenian. he tmbibed
his loathina for The power that could
b guilty Of such crimes as be and bic
weFe victims Of with the earliest per-
eepeions acd inspirations Of his child
hood, and sprung 81 once into the
ranks Of thal organization Which 10 20
many seemed the herald Of the dawn
for Ireland.
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Time Check Found.

A TIKI CftEcK PROM TkEN CAS-
"A caae dttt3za ei fea n trtasarn ~ -
kAstroAA Waa f0An4 81 sae 81 tha sfrssss
- SealltA. ye4see9as. Il eals fef nsas~
ttAa So And tAe esnef ga hAFe -
saHaa NJ oAlsin& Al tAss all,ss And s,aytrr
~ thiH e<postIeeaaeaS TIA anssf ~
FrAae y. f.SoaA q ~ estS, -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

sEATI1lI- IE1loh q -.
Dr. III. al. As0NNAEEH-~H Dear &SK Eo8
patnfnl feallne u M kor1aead. n1d -
HiEnt would BE- 6E9anIod via AlltcaA
nEoathing ConghinE and oKrectaraslals
- that i had 6uf Lizzie resi- 4 u18 fexf
miserable fruzn tala caIarrn q TIE had.
nosa. and the aEknNna, fuE which ! c9ulo
11d no relief had beca pronounced m
trUa1mnnk from which 4 reoalFea roAte1
IN few daTA rasulEmg h . peEnnananf
cure
Hram what know a Dr. InnEaksr's
professional akiH and tEeNlnunk 4eel J
can mos1 heartily recommend al persons
9ur4aEf1E 4E0Ia disease % Inn, win ne
assurance thai thny viii recoive mess Ok.
calienf professional and mGatcal treat
ment CLARK y. DAVIS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02
FOR TIE UpPaR sKAoTT.
STEAMER GrTnn

Carving tho Unitad STATS -,
EANAsc 4HshEika WHtH@ "a,
~ MONDAY, Wednesday and NsI Az =.
tulE.n.ine Tuesday. THURSDAY ar3 slfss'. -.
54le4 ~ Mqkliteo, Euiallp. sIH1 S1.,.'t
S..ala4ys ~ LANDING 1kaais q u. A 1''ai
points aeoV1. For froighf ~ -, 49,.
On board or - aH0. fOSIfR. al -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02
nsoIn'Es0 A aAEAaE FOR PATRIOTIC


AZ the afst convention Of she I. r b
eentsFs Of the NORTH England. eftsr the
executions In Manchester, Dasitt's evt-
dent saEnestness and pFaetloAi apeoahes
made such an impression upan the del
eeatee thai be was unanimously chosen
as oorrespondinR secretary and organ
lzer fer thai division Of The revelation
AIRY organization. IL WAs proposed that
= levy should be laid upon the various
circles % furnish him vita q salary.
DAvist point blank refused 70 aooept the
on1ea II any omol1menis we're 70 b
attached b a. Pcranaeiona and en-
treaties wers vain. He Was willing 90
acospt ans position bis comrades called
aim %. however dangerous, bat he
goald taxa no pay for his services.
fof tuo yearS. up 70 the very dsy Of
nia agrssa, be fulnlled bis duties with
energy ani honesty without even re-
eeiving enc pen1y compensation for
lo3 Of time or personal expenditure.
de has never taken . dollar for any seE-
vios rendered b. him - the Iriah cause
from thai time % this.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

CEyERAI sa.ACRR TRACTS MAR
Annmhsr q good dwelling HOUSE, cos
VnalHgl 70 street car limo.
rhafoa iaalda property that viii pAf .
Eoa1 Per eeat en tha IaFeetInent.
4olae cheion blocks and lots n Com
sleek addition.
aasno hna i0la II North seattle cheap
lsia ~ b. j nouuya Park Aeaitlpn,
Aiao, some fhrlna ana faEm lands
Ne haF1 Two a. fhrea Hawnnilin lar sale:
also. uIaH4Y % loan. IN tact Ne are pre.
pared % aeeQmmednle any and ever bQa5
ttAl comes along
3EFNEn q f1fsfIoN.
aus MA Commercial street. seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02
eEMERAL AMn MERVoUs nIsEAsEs

MARE A. M0AG aKRRs m. D.,
Graduate Of W0mAns Medical College
q Pennsylvania
Oniee aAd residence, corner Cherry and
fnird streets. ultco hours fr01z 3 70 n
ABd from % O'clock.
PARTICULAR attention given % the treat
ment o. diseases u WUEnan and children.
Consultations in Hngnsh and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

he vas then sent % she Wesleyan
School for = while, but e. thiEteen -
cured she p0aifion Of eKFand BOY u the
printing ollioa Of Mr.. C0okorofS who
va also postmaster o. HaalinGden, Who
d credited By th0ae who knew him with
being 20 good an Engliahman and aa
true heated q man ~ ever lived" Here
Davis learned the trade Of printer.
some years ego Mr.. ooekcrofs described
him IN that capacity - doing more
work With h1s lefs hand than those Who
had two we're abs o. willing 70 do. and
afterward, On the occasion Of the trial
fer Fenianism. be bore testimony thai
he YES the most faithful and industrious
youna man 10 had ever known.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAMsP0RFkrnn
Carrying the Us. Mail.
Tacoma, Seattle 1 POhISWnana nub

ONE OF THE ". a.
= 7. Cos steamers ~
tttaahinRto1 o. Hdith
VIII run aaily between facaola 1rS ~.
Townsend. leaving Tacoma nats 49,
Of train and touching ~ 5000 ~
Madison. Fort Gamble. PORT $500 49,
Port Townsend. Rstarnina irSrn -
Townsend every dag tsxoapl 81 Al = 4
SEaTTLE-WHATe0m ReuTf.
The steamer " n MnHWnN an
leave Seattle every sunday, Fn|ss -
THURSDAY EVENING GiciooE fnf 49,
calllng Is Mukiitoo 1uIal|n.
/ Oak HarboE, ulHnladg, Iaca1r11 n
4 AnacuKtez. auamoa, HamiaA.
/ BeIlinEham and Hahnma
Returning. viii leave Vases. sr...
/ Monday, wednesday and H3nF s1m
I lnqA e s o'olock, for EaattIa rrl.nr
ntermediete points @ ~ ~.
SEATTLE-SkAeIT RIVER noHIk
Inc steamer DAISY VIA itaen 7i,if'
fer 8knRit riveE and WaF n1ll1 11r1
Monday ana Thursday. rgkakni1a fn
days and FridAyA
Far freight and paasage applg Al On
1 panyn oflfoo, on " aalaFR WhaFl. nNnn ifs
I Tie beats e the same What
mx5l-n aEO. 8. JACOB. Ssh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

eFoaps WI b charged . cents aEsFa
fne cash head.
Tu thts aefoemeut Ne pledge our henor
y euasAin. and p0litelY request The public
90 - az aie % eoxiale lrum tbs same &c
cur dissemination a uanlterahle and Just
M 81 MclitiA4tE
u, n JUnktNS
HhD. MOORE
THO. ~ rKlSKR.
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Noisuins i . sket1A & ~ liz q
MAcAa2 DasitA iha assaA lsinA Iaadsn.
mho = - . g 4isfs saftlas
MieAasi DAEitt. 90 feundex e -
Lard Aaaane. t1e man VIA eEgn1nlixsd
i1lo 81 aef1s1. HsinE. ozRn1ized fo1ee
e1e i-e4 - 4he Land f9x the keqEls. !"
sa41 ns9 Wlruz1 - Etoe1c1t leEnlnaagn
9 moasz1 tines. u4s eoEn II Gtra&ds
lonnty Mac. - yenA aQn, 81 Irish
peasant T4fznlaEe while YES . child
~ zD1f lna1 sheI1srtd hin nnd his uas
trrn fran cFeE f1a1K heaas ~ he ruth
Ie1a nand e iand'ordi1w, and Iho Da-
va fduily, 81 II nnmbsE, anra tAroHn
cas- upan SO foa SIDE q Mao % live
e. de iiEe - many nundteda q thoa-
sands g tneiF po1pla had oeen before
ah1m.
shorsly nffaE fhelg eviotion Martin ana
cath1Elne DaNitl m4neaed 70 cross -
EnQian1 WITH their four l1ktla anea, and
aet1led n The tOgn 81 HaaiinaGen.
fhEir condition pEiog - md e snia time
can veil be lmaainsd whan Il h stated
THAI fer manahs lheg had fonnd aheiter
- sable. and tha1 Is Vas aoluaily II
that place thas ona Of their onildrsn Baa
born. Martin D2Vitl. ne fafAer. vas z
nan d fair edacation and feund en-
pi0ymami as aRens for an Insurance.
oonpa1y, TIE g. PatEiek's Ssh and
Bauai. Il VS. q oonfinuous slTuRRie,
howeveF. and one day, Il ia related. Ma.
enact, gho had been going % sehosi 10
as nsu knRlish homa, rushed into ~
house saying:
MotheF, have got sometkfng 70 d
down a tke eottnn factory, and yoa o.
father will never havs fe do any more
hard uoskn
de vas then but II pears Of ace, ant
the pluck end indepeRdenoe afieFuar.
snoBn n the man uas th1s early ovinoe(
10 the boz. Boa alas tor hia ambition
20 far as helping bis family b. his en-
ploymeae IL the e0gton mill vas con
ooEned. Il was isaa than three month
thegeafser Hhen be vas br0aght owe
thas aamo threshold. the vieifm o. erin
MAJ negligence on the part u tha faeloE.
lord. In arranging sksin thai had go
entanRied, his arm was canaht - ~
machinery and 90 badly naauRied tha
u beo4me necessary % ampatate i q
he ahoaideg. The loss Of his arm hA
been attributed 20 various aanaea, on
this alone is the true one.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

On the 1lth Of February, 1861, Michael
Davitt, who was the only member Of the
I. h. B. from Haalingdea, accompanied
the Fenian contingent from Rochdale 70
Chester. These Rochdalo lrishmen we're
under the charge Of q center who after
Wards vas destined TO become promi-
nent figure IN Irish Parliamentary poll
Tics, and who, even &c that early period
Of hia career, displayed The salhshneaa
Of bis character. When the rodcOats
began 70 pour into Chester, and u DO
came evident that the kenian design
had been betrayed 10 the authsEitiea,
this center vas one Of The nrst % hy
from the scene OF danger. He was
amply supplied With funds, bat be left
his men 10 the lurch, forty miles away
from home and with net eROuah money
among them 10 liovide one meal for
the company. II vas then that DAvits
displayed that spirit Of self sacrifice
that has characterized him through llfe.
He pIWned bis revolver, his watch, his
overcast, and even all bis apafe under
clothing, and not merely shared the
pFoeesds among she Rochdale volun-
eeera, but took charge Of them on the
return journey and saw every man OF
then safe hems before he went back 10
HaalinRden.
nacLuSTao A SALARY Ron PATRIOTIC
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

DIX howard. ocle c|gr.|
WI. fra1n dnfa. carfy ne Un'.41
nal a Moodg cannl MNAAH
aeaklT TIN % Eaa4tIa t1F4N
sssk over ifon az and n iIsI 81
wsal eaneh q pnfi aamAla G
q fls1Hha aEEivinR e al
afsarnooa: rafurninH WI I1141 t
WaArf az "a aaelock GF0lN
Satur3AF mGFninr. taking
PuEl eaanh,e Tor 11ah1cI as
GAa alaaMar JuesN1 ln4 Va
heak fnr Ruz1 GamtAn eE@T
sazurdaF. b tate raz111I1I4
nd Fao1lVe orders ias 80 ps.aIas
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tAAN4 4N41@484 Gof NNH4E4t2A n
AZ olszf var.
I'M Eznsx AanNz.
La ne msanuhils Dspisf had heen
acllsslF q Bork enanagnrEnR . rscoguE
L. Gsoua1 ioat. and. - arms aEant and
eEEanisaE faf ne L n b. s19n, wlEh he
1eIp q ne good mau with whow &
4oonndsd. nzada TIE AoKsh az Enaiand
tAe vary bHEwnEk * Erine p11Eietic
e1azl Nhlls u1EkinG uitb al the ea-
cry of his eh4raessr he vas arrested in
Lz0ndon % he ftkk az Nav. 1910. with
. aaaamith named John Willou uf Bir-
m1naham. au En&liAhman whosa snly
eanneotian vita the Irish moysmsnl
VS. ne fast that b q bas iness way ~
nAa Sid the arms that D6vft1 wag dis
pe4lnG q. The principal event n The
EFial va TIE perjury Of the infamoua
iatofmeE CnEYdon, w8o awoEe that the
ohteof q the Eemian organixztiun was
TIE oyefthFoW Of Bsr Naissty'a Govern
meRt AID the asiahliEhmeaf % q Fapnb-
lloan form 81 RoEsrnmant In Ireland,
and tna3 be had net DaTift &c Nuilan'a
non9e ullh other leaders AfteE ne attack
on Chester Caafia. Davift solsmnIV de-
cianod that be had never ssen she man
before. But all vas no avail. On shi1
wrstoh's testimony he vas sentenced q
- yeaF2 penal aoEviinde. Wilson VA
sentenced 70 yeara Davitt solemnly
averrea the perfect innooanes Of VII
son ana beRRed the Coarf % add ths
EnRlia mans setifenee 70 his own, thul
exhibiting tbs nobieneas Of his oharactel
~ WlllfnGnes 70 sniter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

II the bastilaa Of England, and The ter
ribie natara Of his trials during the
seven years aud seven months be spent
~ them up 30 hia release on tioket-of-
laave. Dso. Is, 1877, were told In a pam
phlel issued about thai time, which vas
made the snbjsot Of Prison Oommia-
son. He was WORKING hard Ell q wiring
ing machine when his tieket Of leave
arrived. and on his gong 70 Dablin with
sergeant Mccarthy, u Brien ana Cham
oers, his fellow prisoners, q public re-
oepSion Was given him; and q few weeks
later, When be went down 70 visit the
home Of bis ehildhOg d. bonflFes were lie
90 every hill 10 Mayo. After delivering
q coarse Of lectures through Ireland.
England and Scotland in behalf OF Ed
ward o. AeaQheF Condor and the ether
! prisoners ret In confinement, Daviit
with Corporal Chambers resolved 70 vislf
America and confer with the advanced
men Of the Irish movement here; tbs
oalen9ible object, however, being tour
In behalf Of Wilson, the EnRliahGan,
Who had been ruined through oonDee-
lion With himself. Il Il another thing
70 Mr.. DAvittb credit that almest every
dollar realised as the result Of this trip
vas handed over 20 Wilson's family.
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The tremendous strides Of this waF
ap0n property as il vas described BY
the landlord party, assoniEhea and PAR
aIgxsa the Raglish Govern u,ens. vsieh
sooa foand itself faee 20 face with an
other rival f0g juFiediction N Ireland.
whose every laW vas obeyed while thai
Of its oun met With opposition every
Where. Ihen commenced the arrest
business, the dfst. ~ . matter Of course,
belng The man Who VS. responsible for
was on the 18Th Of November, 1919. and
Mr.. james Bryce kiilsn (who resently
retzFned % Ireland as delegate bearing
The Asaghsr picture and Fclicsl and n !.
James DAILY, Of the Coaae.sAf It'sgrspA.
uere inclnded. The prosscution tell
through. and only ADDED % the popa.
lsrity q the movement. Dagits kept
the haQ dyirg and oraanizsd the relief
measures nece .sitatsS b. she fAmise
ghieh w9s then rsRinR-Parnell and
Dillsn coming 10 AmeFica On their well
remembered mission- The attention
uhich TIE Land Lsaz1e called % he
state Of the people and the Frornrt re-
iisf fron AneFsca, = = aeknoUlsdRed
b. even ita enemies. saved Ireland
from visitation similar 10 that Of
Is47-S.
We ned not 20 into TIE dsssils az
tne movsment hers. Tbs evonts are leo
reoent. Ihe impeisuama1is q shs a.
tiVs msn ID every t0an n ths land, lha
hayaneting and The police and military
o1tFaCes, The ne-re1t wAr, he proclans-
Atioa e he LsaRae. and D2viti's form
silica e tie Ladies' L=ag1s. are al yss
frasa. The great aeeonplishnsa a
taa Rasl seven years I'll tFaeeahls 10 khe
LAID LsaRua. q the sririt o. nan1fness
aad indapendsnue insfiiisd b. 4. ars
ankn0wis3Esd 81 eVuxy han5- Mr.. D.
Fitl has been three tEnaez IN AL: IL lasf
tinas bsina euuaned IL kiehnnnd uriso1
fer GRa munAhA He Is self-e3asatsa
spsAkiaR 1esxly Al tsa iivi 2 ianrnars1'
ana e. Z literary nan WlEt1s enc a -
m1sx GaRnt psns Of tn dsy. Ths IN
mszssty q 6ia iRbors h2s astaau3ea
eFs1 th0se We aFe aware q his va
a4Kfal reasnrceR his euEbinas5oa a
e1Arae1er u - ne rarsst type, co1hia-
tnR n ane tie neady spsaheE. tha vzrss
tiia writer an1 tndnnst he orasnsx~e
rha prrMaa Il IN fguEth visis . Aues-
ia. he kag eAssE taezs 81 ths Lad.
LAh1E and eoesAl guas4eans EanszaV.
- . sl11s13 En4 eeHExer il ~ ssisncs
q Paistisa1 Rsxsxnmez1 has wxizEs1 90
thssa and cfhaE sab 5ssas far al ahs lad
inR reEaeWa e. - se<ld. End his nsne
b hs1seAntd wsrd whzEsRsx tha kaus
q IN frtsAmaH 3 - ha fuana Thsse
xRs manF eslinsAass e ths Uan fkas -
sc41a arAw fruz. ths &nea4 bsias sAaee
e kzaliaA1en 40 knga Ax@ ana ksEs
UatsAad Ii oeZa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

There had existed for s0me years GER
tain exclusive tenant-farmer Clubs that
we're really rather an injury than ben
EFT 10 the peopla. The hight Of their
ambition vas % establish or extend .
icsitio1s Ulster right known as " the
three F's" 10 all Ireland. This done,
and landlordism could exist forever as
a blessed institution. Davitt at ORce
set ahout a work more far reaching,
looking 70 the utter abolition Of land
lofdism, big and little, based upon Q
platform broad enough for every Irish
man TO stand on-that Of The Land
for the People, The times we're pro-
piti0us. Bad crops and foreign compe
Iition had driven the farmers 10 the
vail, n.akine Is impossible for even
ma.1y OF those who would willingly
have starved themselves 10 pay the ex-
tortionaie rents 10 do 30. Singiy be
went into the west, and upon the hills
Of his native Mayo, almost within sight
Of the ruined cabin Of his parents. be
threW the banner of the Land for the
People 10 the breeze az lrishtoWn IN
April, 1873 Tue IrishsoVR nesting
sas quickly followed By the Wessport,
AilltoWn and other demonstrations, the
movement gaining foroa day by day.
Within three months she whole west
vas ablazs and the a6ioining counties
we're rapidly warming ap. Later the
Land League vas formally organised IN
Dublin. Rev. John Behan christening it.
and the most p.pular Of Irish writer's,
Trans Aflantie,s sending In the FIRST
subscription An alliance With Mr.. Par
nell, Who had assumed the place Of Mr.
Batt, only upon the more aggressive %
struetiorist policy. vas formed, aud the
Home Rale Lsagua merged into the
Land League.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

The principles and ideas that have
since become 90 thoroughly familiar 20
the world, through the Land League agi-
tation. had been preached By IEana-
Atlantic" and Tia Irish Word fos years.
Patrick Ford, through his paper and
olherwiae, had necessarily urged upon
the National leaders that unless she land
question be takea up and placed IN the
foreground, the time would come when
some Euoiish Government, more wise
than any that had yet existed, would
sake advantage Of she opportunity open
IN their neglect Of the land question te
make some Arrangements vita she
tenant-farmers By which their ale
glance WOuld be moEtQaQed 10 tbs Eng
llsh GoVernment for our time 81 least,
and the necessity for Q standing army
/ IN great degree dispensed with. THIS
l teaching had commenced 70 bear fruit.
Davitt, able, bright and quick, saw the
point. he vas the first man in Ireland
20 realize the leverage poser 10 force
the national question 70 an issue. and at
the same time amelioEate the condition
Of the Irish people, bound up in that
ona word, Land he gave voice 10
that realization for the irst time &c the
Park Theater, Brooklyn, on the occasion
OF his last lecture in America, In OotO-
Der, 1873, and sailed for Ireland firmly
convinced that the fulcrum OF Irish
libarty 10 the land qnestion-the prop
on whinh The lever must rest that Il 10
0Versurn British dominion IN Ireland"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-02

YxgR THE UNDERSIGNED pH0Toe-
w Eanhefa doing ba4lneas IL Tho city
81 Seattle. have decided that tAa pFeaeat
nFlaaN FOR photographs are below those o.
ol4of roraiahIe galleries - other citleA
and have concioded % SCI u coneafa and
hAfmaanY. maa asa = more reasonable -.
onI1snensa Tor our aktli and iAhort there
f1fs' 81 and affaF Sept q 1854 the scale
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-05-22
Literary Notice,

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Il valuable collection Of historical
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succeeds Ill designating the
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-05-22
Tragedy at Martinsvllle ia.

a terrible shooting aifray took
place at Martinsville Va, between
the families of Spencer and Terry,
on Monday last. Tie fight seems
to have been general-lesulting in
the death Of Jake Terry, and the
severe wouliiiing of ninc others. OF
the latter Ben. Terry, w: r. Terry,
and L. L. Brown may die.
The difficulty VIZ. the outcome
OF SOME articles written and distrib-
nte'i as circulars Of most Insulting
character.
The Coronel's Jury returned the
following verdict: Tie jury sworn
to Inquire wileli, how, and by what
means j. X. Terry came to his
death, upon their oaths do say that
OH the 10th day OF May, 1856. in
the corporation Of Martinsville,
county of Henry, Virginia, j. X.
Terry came to his death by "a pis.
tol-shot in the hands OF z. L. Brown.
Signed by The jury and Coroner,
DIR. George i. Waller.