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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-10-30
MloIster Cox Nominated for couures,.

New York, Oct 2l.-S 8. Cox tonight
accepted the nomination for Congress by
the Democrats of the Ninth District and
made brief speech to the committee Of
notification.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13


NV 1ozx. May le..-Herx Musl spsnl
z part q l4si niaAt il oan a nalies
1e1aQu1rtera hil1er1g asnnnntIn9 ~
palice fer his afresk He called f-r
hrandy. ouf Il va naf rlTsn ain. This
n'qrn114 ke EluIred hananaa ha had -
Wape Ne faea af1ar waaAina 90 q enrn.
mgn touel and osl urissn fsEA newm
-9aAA4 t41E@ - pkcenrTarh rnIierY and
plct1rad, . copY Is Is aalIf "a - rselIne
81 AZ TIE t4EZe oitiea a. = done win haf
erlmanaia. Laser. Mast waa lakea =
eourt and arEasznsd s n;n.i s - le.-
dlolment lomnd nralnm rim 81 -
0nnd 1nEy.
= D. WaaAhaFne Acoapta the Prrus.
aeneT 81 ahe Americnn ExhsAllian.
CurA0o, Mar la.-Ihs Hon. 4. B.
WaeAbarne. of Chieaes. hss acoeutef
tae kfe4idencV Of the Arnerioan sxkitl
ton % b held IN London. oummenoinn
q Nay 1887. TIE prauf1snny uaa tsa-
oareo - Mr.. WasbuFne hy the Exsea-
ltxa Committea The obiscf of ne e.
oinltlon y . elako IL L3ndon 4 thor.
QuRa and eompleto eEuasilion az fha
aria maunfaotnrss, rFoane1a and -
sources of ths unitad States, q ths end
tnat the AmeFiean export trade nnas u
sllmalatod and innraased.
Anarcnl.a RaFaana.
1ha tollouine niF1alar. With Z piotnra
% karsgns. viii b asnl b all ske pgin-
elpAl eill1a q tie vest. ~ArKeN.oa fnz
muraSr and ineitinq riot A. 3. parsons.
aooas dp o. - pears af aRa, fsst ar 3
inches hiGh, slim huilt, 40 poanas
WeiRhf, dark hair tinted vita gray. DARK
mou9laehas dyed BLACK. known throuah
ne country "a labor azltator, S0sial-
- aad Anarchist. and ons OF the leaders
and lnoen1lafy or4tuEs uho oanssd the
Elul and massacre e. ChsoaRo ca Tues
dag uighl, NAY 4
fREpEaEuE EnEnsoAE.
Gen. Sept. o. P0lies."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13
WASHINGTON.


rae14c tea4e Appfoptaoftona.
WAsmNaroN, Mar 1i.-Aa Il PASSED
the House, The River and HarbaF auuro-
priaiion bill makes the follouirQ apuro-
pFia1iona for tha Raeiia coast; Montana.
1900; California, e822. 600; Ofeqon.
seo5, 600; Washington Tersitory. 8iA-
rae Killing q Captain Rrnwfsra.
WhsHmgroN, Mag a. fas seorptnry
Of siafe has received prsiiminary rs.
poEt from Consul Brigham, al paso dtl
NoFse. Mexico, Ia Feaard b Che killina
Of Oaptsin Crawford by Moxiaan col
diers. He Bays thsra i8 10 wav az ob-
taining definite infesmation, owing b
the absence Of wilne8aes 70 the tFaRedr,
but adds that Il Il o0aosdnd On both
sides that tho attack vas made by iFFee-
ulaF Mexican trOnpa employna hv tie
Stats Of Chlhuahaa, through a. unfoF-
snnaae aeeldenf, ana withoat malice.
He says fnKtheF ihat depFedationa oom-
mltted 10 Mexico bv fadianr nnrtnred
b the Jnited oiaiog GeVeTnmant u 4
looked. TIE circumstances attending
he aaair aze bslna investigated b ths
Mexican aafhoritisa.
eensrsl Roseern1s RIakss staseulsns.
WAaHNgTon. Nag 19.--0ensral Rosa-
urana haa ssnt 10 ne Senate C0mmiitss
On Finance = written statement "a an
sweF 10 She charge that hs was nounaa1ad
With certain alleged tand frauds Ia Cal
ifornia. He dosa uot danv thn tFknaas-
fion. but says be did nothinn uhioA VS.
not. aoe0rding - ne adsias q hil lau-
yerA. perfectly legal aud that bis aulion
has aineo beeu sustained ln he courts.
fhe transacfiuna involved 800 aaros
of lAnd h fhe viei1liy Of Los An
Rsies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

~ Hauso shsnld adu-nis 4 tha msm-
herB fha4 lAere wuxa oahar ueee fcf ths
4fAl 90 lhAn heatowina i In . beHNAi
q Equn1eEing & ma ecuaDsie an1
shawg nomisF. II Caanreae indEmnify
~ s1ulins q this xi1E. whY uol ~
vie&ins - ersfg other riotf II thts re-.
aulutiuu were nASaed Guugza@ ou1lt
have n ezaaon - refuse % r1QuI.a t11
Vfetias q aha Ghieaaa 7iok n IA wma
in1anded % BE- 8 s1Eicl reznnneralioa IN
lusf grurerfV. the enwmia1an 9hrnld
haBa lakan Mesnsfo anuaEInin wne1haz
K wAsa propar amonnt. He kad hsgn
NrsdihaY fnfaHnaad that IN KQok NprimRs
oafy 500 wuzfh 81 pfeuertV rsaa sfssss-
ed against ~ ohinamen.
Hisl. % Illinois. denied thai fha xeaa
iufto1 Wuzl1 a1t q Dad pseoa1e1k On
tbs ooa,rary.nnt tppassit would be q de-
paRtuKa from our aattlsd line 81 1alscy,
and weuld ba q viol4tion of Natianal
hcn0K. He cited numerous eases u
and reaafsa1 from GhinR indemnity faT
iniEEiae and tnaalla psEpstEated % Am
ezican citizens.
resolution The Unitsd STATES boosted
that & vas . Christian Nation. Il bs-
lieEed Il uas On 3 plane q civilization
higher than that Of China. n ssnt
missionaries 70 the hea1ha1. should Il
Be said that The United STATES weuld
refuse thaa fndsmnity 20 Chins which
China hsd already aads % TIE United
etAtea IN gsmilaF eassa2 He waa wiling
. baee his ansiol Oh The broad pkineipls
of equity.
Pending further disousSi0n the morn
ing boar expired and kha committea
Fase. and the House. again vent into
e9mmistse on thu army appropriation
bill
Rockwell, OF Massachusetts,. moved 10
increases from $4,000 10 500 900 ths
appropriation for the manufactuge Of
arma e. the SpEiag6eid Armary. The
m0ttoa vas agreed % b. S. % 81 1he
COMMITTEES then rose, and she House By
9 vote 81 yeas 103. nays los, refused 20
aQree 30 tie Springfield AFmoFy amend
meat, thus reversing the Aotion Of the
COMMITTEES, and TIE bill vas passed
The h0asa then went into Commiltee
Of the whole on tbs diplomatic and
consular appr0priaeion bill.
Maftisoa moved that eho arprnpfza-
tion for q steam laanah for the laRsfian
al Constansinople be roduoad 10 SIC, 600.
As former Ministers had been able 20
Qat along with thai sum, be oonusd not
see Why the pFaseus Minister could not.
A running debate Of 9 humorous
ahaEackaf enansd and at ita eloss Mr..
MorFison's motioa uaa lost by s. 10 81.
Pending further ASTON the committee
rose and the Houss adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

GRANTS REBUkR % KuGaAR.Tg. =.
Grant did not like coaree stories. Il
Is related thai % Tue Generals sfafi
Ia one Of his campaigns was q rough
and resdy fighter, " fall of slrsnRs
caihs and stranger vulgarities. One
evening In The presence of General
GRAFT and several brother officers be
opened The conversation iusome such
way - this: " Well, boys. I've Got
. mighty good thing 70 teli ycu. Il
would hardly DO % repeat, 81 course,
ia tks presence Of ladies' Well, :
Grant interrupted, in bis Arm and
quiet way. allow me % snrrest
then, that Il might BE- advlsable 10
omit il 10 TIE presence Of gentlemen. ?
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

THE aRIruHlEEN' 3 STRIKE A HkuuzH.
InYEaxApsrzs, Nay 12.-Ths switeh-
men's strike nt this point Il failure
and Il 90 conoedsd bg number of
strikers. The night men hays been at
work all day trying 70 Ret the day men
TO join tham, bnt 60 far only lbs Wabash
men have come ouI. Ihe men 0f tha
other roads remained ae their posts
rhs might men Of the "BiR Four ex.
press q Dissemination 70 return 10 work
toniEht. and the Belt road managers
kave arranged for 3 uaeotlna aud oom-
premise with lheir men thig afternoon.
Business is noe pagssptibly injured and
not much troubie is appfshendsd IN ad-
iusting 81 difhoulties.
Esd on xHn sUaAn nEgENMaf srnIKR
NKw Yonx. May I2.-rhs strike ol
sugar rodneFs in Brooklyn has ouded
The strikers haFa surrendered ancondi.
tionally and have aaked fsf uoEk. Those
Who are taken back wfil be psid 81. a
iaslead - 81o5 as formerly. Hsurs 81
labor viii b mere seaeo1abie and pay
mants will be made twise q monik.
What The men struck for pfaclicaliy
wna recognition Of the riRhs 81 their
Union 70 diefafe t1sms, and theg have
failed.
4 pIa&srnous KocKouT xBRzarNNED.
Caznkca, MAY l9--An extensise iook-
ont of striking taiiora viii b. insa4u-
Falad b. tie ansoaiafiou Of aiothfng
men and uholesale dealers tomoFfow
A general l0ekaut "a this hranrh of in-
dasiry neaus hat x5.09 ssHine psepis.
Easn and women, will b dsnie4 vork
Tie employers are resolved thaf Il vii
oon1inne nntil he strikers wit1dEa9 ne
demand theg have made for IN incfcaae
Of pay. A large meetina u the assoel
tion 81 na1ufaaiufers uas heid tonight.
and all the mambeFa. ineiadinQ thirty
one Gruss. pls9zs1 tksmseleea % Rive
oMt 10 moge usfk Until the strikers -
cade from thaiF psassna position. L IS
clAimed b the emriogsr1 thai tne de-
mands Of the empioysea. who AL work
b. tie psoee. FepFassni a. advanse cf g
70 IS per oen2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13
FOREIGN.
Csmpialnn AnniaaI sAs Rnsalsa q.
China.

cempialnn Aaninas tns RnsalnA la
Chlna.
BRn1m, Mee 1.-The Tartlnfi pElnls
: lsttar fram 1ienasin whieh makes a
Fioleat attack On Enaiish and ether
lsadesman 10 China for opposing fha
Germans. 1ne letter g8Fa 4 Verllabie
ratluay var prevails bstWean agents
from AmeElea, knRland. 9eEmany. Bal.
Klam and ksanco. lt aosnass tha Eng
lleh o1 soaking % east 6iHoradit on the
Amertoana u the egea of ChiHa b. fan
ming the resentment folt "a Pskin ever
the persecution Of the Chinese Ia Cali.
fofnia
Treubls wtrh chinn.
81. PExznanuRa, Nay ll.-Tha Nososi
says that the frontier disputa heiwnen
knRsia and China must and "a war ~
tweea those countries. China has
maeaea 1900 troops II Manohnrfa. and
tesg are being drilled by German
ofiioers.
AaiennDt fs Aalanalaafe PresIaens
Reen.
BUuos AxnHs. May yesterday. AZ
President Rosa waa procoedina 10 opsn
Conoresa, an otiempl vas made on hls
tAAel = AlEM 44tl4lu. ulm = uIlW on SIC
head which renderad him nenaalssa.
Althoagh lhe ndair caused 4 great ssn.
sation, the P1asident's message vas
passed and tha legislative session
opened. The President vas taken 10
his home, and Il is thoaQht that be Il
IN no danger at present. His assailant
is unknown.
They wan Aof Raw.
LoNpox. May If.-Ihe CamhRidea
University crew decline tie ehallenoo
given them BY Harvard University fnF
an international boal race.
Bl-wetaIfIsm a. EneIanA.
LoNDoN. May 1a.--At eonferonoe To-
day Of members of the Houss of Com.
monss IN favor 0f q bi-mstallio currency.
i vas agreed 70 introdnoe 4 motion "a
the hoaae Of Commons, calling on tue
0overnmeni 10 open negotiations uiih
the great commercial nations 10 Ak tha
ratio between cold and silver earranoy.
Dlaasyal Loyaliaas.
Tha Bsyaliafs il Ulster nre eoneaalino
their arne, fsaring that Morley, Ohief
Secretary for Ireland, will ogdsf ths 30.
liee 70 make raids for tha parposo Of
dlaarming the peopls.
Drill clubs are baina ofaaaixsd by tha
Armagh L0yasista.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

". W. Reed, drueaisi. o. Winokastsr,
lad, writes Que 0f ms oae1om9g1
Mrs. Louisa Pike. Baffonia. Hantcloh
CO., And., vas long auaarue with Canr
sumplion, and NAs given ~ % de ~
hef physieiau4 She heard uf Dr. kinao
Nee Discovery for Coneumptiom. and
beoan b1yinQ i 81 ne. IL aIx montl
time gha walked % this city, 9 dlat1rtn
Of eiz miles. and Is ngu 80 ma1k In
proved she haa Qaii uaing a. eta loele
ahe owes her llie Do Il, FREQ Ira
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

Sixteen thousand dollars has 5een
stolen from 3 trunk In the section
house IS Desaif station, la The
m0uey represented the savings 81
John Brecher, aialI0n agent of he
llllnois Central Railroad since 1855.
Until bis death 4 short time ago.
his widow and her 500 Nick Mafe
temporarily absent Detectives haFs
arrested John kifch, 3 whlie man,
and Lydia Pioughmmn. 4 coloned nsF.
want. % suspicion Of committing he
robbery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

Whlio mouey b o'caa. 8nesa nnd
pEiooa lou, expenaeg zhoaid BE- ani down
n every hoa1nhoid. Eoonomy, tNa
watch word f8g nncihsra hends ~ dos.
tsr bills - alwaFa keapinR IN tha hauaa
Z boltie q De Bonnnko6 Cauak 80
AnnR syrup. htap9 q eouah iusiantig,
saIi6Eea oeugnmrIion. anFo1 eFoue an&
pain n tto ehea1 In oNs ntrht. ~ ~
lnal tie Fsmely foF h4Ka tfmaa. Pfkea
% e1nts and 81. eamplss frsa. SID
bg A. d. 61AWanK. dw
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rnr eREEk aUEsrIos.


IHN EENokfS 10 FoAM a MuISFAS.
ATHExs. Nay u M. PapamiohAio-
paals. wao Was samm0ne1 fos lhs nsw
ministry, declined beoaasa the King IN
sisted that ths ministry shouid only Be-
temporary, with he ohieet - obtAin-
ine TIE sammpnina af The chamber.
The kznn than sammonad d. Fivas.
Tbs chanbsr uili probably Be- oonsoked
within lea days ID order that tie de-
eiSsos touchina disarmamsnt may be
ratiGed.
Ths naw ministry is As ioliouas ~.
Tivaa. pramiar and MinisfaF of 9ustics.
Gensfal Pttajzas. Minister % War ~.
Miadalis. MiniGtsr of MAKtnss n. Loo.
rsotia. Minister 81 RaF~txn AfaiFs; n
Avisrinaa. Miniatsr 81 R1nAnee; M-Fsa-
izalos. Minister of Eanc4sion; a. Pa
pailiopoiiz, Miaistsx of Inieriag.
fks trade ef tka neaztry for lhs pres
snt i paEsis xsd and she hipekAds % -
pcFfs wil eaufiu9s Until 4 stable eag.
eEnmeas b foEmed and Greece dsieEl
% he uizkas 81 the PeWerA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

Three Younestsek who uere dastifnts
of tks Edmissi1n fss ard snxisuG -
wfinaaa . hAaseall match IA 8alfimose.
WEtohed theiF oppartznitF ond qaietIy
sserstea fhefasssgss - haaF baTrsla Wi1h
which 4 WaRol antarina - para uas
Iaadea. Ths litls1 feilswH. % euergi1a
fFam 6hais hi&laa plaeea. hoEepsF. Wage
OBSERVED ~ 1he ua1ooann. w1o forth
win eieutad thszn fFDm ths RrUands
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

Mr.. Malf0rd. 8 farmer IN WoFla
bofoagh, y. y vas greatly amazed
70 Cad that noghing waa ielt bus fhe
iron work 81 bis waEon, Mhan ha
weul 70 hitch his horses. afler yiGi.
ting three houfs at 3 heighb boris
ho1so. II is theosized fhal ghe aun
Lad shone hoiiY On Z bright milk ear
ln fhe w4ron. setting tie straw Oa
fIFe and baruiBe tha YahIcIe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

Il h nou naid 70 b ths oustorn in
En1land GeE . Reulisman who i en-
aA1e1 % pregeaf BE botroftod giIh
thrss HlnRs. Ahs anRaaement rings given
- kari Cairns % Mss Adels afant Ia
cinaed hail hooD ~ di4monds. : riaa
-. VITA . oiamund and rubF, and an
cher moante9 VIA . hns sineis sap-
phlEA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13
IYHh RHAL FOSTER.

W.. r. BOYD CO.. only, are the authorized
agents here Ter the GENUINE FOSTER, and any
house I'm Seattle Ling chesp Heck Glove and rep.
resenting such TO be THE GENUINE ROsTRR makes
Ia FALSE REPRESENT .TI0N -to make the statement
mere forcible, an UNMITTGATED LIE. The prices Of
the real RosteF, he world ever, are 81. 81 2S aud
81 55s and establishment In Seattle has them ex
cept and others claiming 70 sell this gove here
are fasiners and unworthy the principles actuating
honest business N n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

For rich and peoE who visa - enIaT
good hoaIth. and uho a. ncs Via -
resorl - bltleT, nanae9us liver u1f i1inas
and oll1aFiio1 \ lna aameant ntEa1sa IloEAa
fruit nemsdy, Syrup 81 Plea 8an1r,a
bottles frse. and Boz. ama Cd bot1les tsE
ale " A. 3. ezEuAnT. 6w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

Ths Dsminian srininal stNtistins. r.
seniiT paAliEhed. s4ow that Manitsea
u ne masl eFtminal e ihs psnxtnes&.
fher. hesnu 80 iNisiesah1e IS snas fos
go &C e ths popnIA Eso1 eAaFef4 u.f1
eEizne. Goastsliona - Maniteba Usfa
81 u lss4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

Tka g1hlisAers e the E4neasky Reg
isfsr etlemFted g a6oBe tee ssght honr
Inw - . smEleya.a alIns1 . : nan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13

fAM AND AFTER JANUARY 1. asse
~ 9aa consumers viii have tha Gret
tqNf ian hueiaeaa enFo - pay their Faa
tlIia q The CompanFa nfloa. 81 TIE fol.
l8@iAR rates. eaeieof 70 change. vias
&ay j. iSSt 81 per oent cfEl
H ~ % - she rate ~. - = 70 per ~
fem ~ b $40 ~ Tie rata o.. - per N
fpm fie - 80 81 tho rate af.. Z 80 per ~
ff4m ~ % floo and ever. 81
A1lnqeaniH viii pAY kha ED rnteA via:
faaf dollars tSti per N
No deviation frsm this rula.
QNfce honfe On calleeslon dsfa frona
= -. - D m. N. pkNFkkksn.
mYf snnartnfnn4 A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13
EstraY Notlce.

a hNcKSKtN corsoRRn PONY,
SO Ieafs ed waS fo1aa and = hel4
sAA4As At1SfGoAf<H a uaueaia.
esSsa.4, WI. Tha euuet en- ~
a3 animas b calllnn seF 4 And
~ eAArEes. api8 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13
NATIONAL LEGISLATION.
The Callsm BAH Passed ~
the Bemafe.


wnsurmorus, May 12--En tAe Ssnaas
today Mitchell aubMitl4d . ea0eart41i
renoInfion Expressing ft % Be ne aanRe
% C1n&x2s1 tAaa nazatiaainns Shnuid Be
eufeEed inso between the United States
nnd The Chinsze GoEeEnasu4 W1fh NieW
60 securing sacA modi6a9tiOzs q fhe
prnsen1 treaty with China a. may Eesalf
IN at0ppina the cominN os Ghinesa %
tnis eountkY. exoepi IL the oase of diplo-
matg and their servants. and exeept niso
il tha oass of persona IS ssa driTen %
ssek p1aec 81 shaltsF. The noneurFent
resolution Waa referred 30 the Gommit-
lae "a NoHeiRn kelafioaa-
Glauferd gave notirs that on the 17th
inst. be would submit rssointiana IN r.
speex 20 his fAta o1lieaaue.
CgnzideEn1ion 11 aha inter stats eo1-
mezes bilI 8as thsn resumed.
Tks intel. State comm@rca biAi hAvinQ
been eompleted e. In commiftae Of the
whole, the question Waa On agreeinR in
the Senate 90 she mmondmania agreed
g by fhs committee Of The uhoie. A
protrac&ed debate arose on vaFioes
amendmcu94 especially the Amand-
menf 20 the long aud ah0rt hani
RiddisberRer moved 70 lay the bill on
the table. The motion vas defeated.
Eamunda moVsd - restore 70 the
lona and shor1 hanl alanse the werds
struck out By she Oamdan amendment,
namely, ssFFom the same original point
Of depaEtuFs,p and 10 add these farther
words, "OF 10 The same polnt of aTri-
val.
Teller tisfendsd iha Iow rase for Ne
Gss..- Aa-f ,akfak ~ ene.a - - aIta -
dispensable property not only sf The
west, but of the e8et alsos IL you de-
stKoy the buzinesa Of the west. be asked,
Whefe will yo1 aes purchasers Tor yoaf
manufactured kooda withoat the loW
rata fer the LONG haulf What would Be
come of our export business, since Y
per cent. 81 our expoTta are produeta of
the farm and f0resll Where did those
products come frOmf VITA the price Of
wheat falling 10 Liverpool. We should
aeek cheaper rather than deAFoE rates Of
freight from oar western States.
Edmunds said hia amendment wasf feR
the parposa of preventing . disoriminA
ton against Yermoni, Ohio, California
and other States that want 70 send their
goods 10 Chioaeo or New York
Edmundss amandment waa at hrHt
keioeES0 Dy - 70 - u4t 1AEs E8muN04
again offered lt lataF and Il vas agreed
% ~ "a 10 -
MoPhsraan moved 20 strike cut SEQ
tion (, being tha ioRR and short haul
section. and 70 replace il BY & prosisisn
direction tue 0ommissionera 70 investi-
gate the question inyoleed and report 70
Congress-
This proposition vas rejected By %
ta q
Morgan offered an amendment de-
oiarinR that tbs proposed Commission.
ers b eieotive officers merely Ane de-
nyinR them legislative and judicial
powers. This vas rejected.
The bill then came 20 q vets and was
passed by 81 TO- 4 The negative votes
Weeo fhaas Of MessEa Brown, Cosquitt,
Morgan and Ransom. A number Of
pairs were announced.
The bankraptay bill vas then laid pro
forms befare the Senate. bat Mr.. Hoaz
yielded n favor Of the psnsion bill,
which latter remains aoooEdinaly unlln
ishea business for o'clock tom0rrow.
The Senate then adjourned.
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". P. BOYD & co.
Belew We give the prices og the dinerent eagthz =
The Genuine Foster Kid Gloves

And positively gcanEnc unless stamped with
the trade mark a. below rep -esented. No other
house lm Sc attIe produce hs cnt for have che
exclusive agency Ter Seattle. aad positively control
the entire sale here o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-13
M1s0KLI.ANK0us
CITY or
VANCOUVER
BRITISH coLUmBlA,
fhs Paoiso Terminus Of the
Crest Canadian Transean-
sinental Railway.
elsnr CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL
msr EorapAa9 wiil 0Gw Ter sale -
l es.. -. !. = ~ =. ~ q =. erf2.t -.
50 Bay - may.
800 SRLRCEgD LOTS

4 - eratfns porffe1 q thn t9Mn nIfa
IA = - 40 ii Ne inMeai4te VtelnifY ut
o fsF TIE CampNnF'e wnATFeA
sak anenf sd ho1eA and afa eanNl0-
~ - chfieaat foi8 f1e tu1iaesa pr.
11s = iAe eity.
an4 sna iistH q iotA tegetheE with
9fia4 the les ~ Aaf. & Ne
90 Il 10 Gomsp4ny.
9eaeFAl 8HpeKinfendant
Eon4aF. IL g. April "a l1 nR2t
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A ca .KE9ATKn AND KAEFohTED
- 0ARBEN 1EEn1s
srnA aag Pytee llna % }. ". D0hh tsgnr
aza. VISA tuEE. 5a4aS
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NTlE STEAM uUHDRI

c40IdCITa YOUR PATRONAGE
- NlIk tha nElnnoo q tlls iafe1t n
.,sfsd 4lny inacinarv and the eul3 eiemr
1fef 81 faE8 pnio1 ~ have fnaIIitfaE
~ al kinda a. WORK and nnF onnnlttg
10 ftzan1e enlrIogad. 0lVe ua call.
tMHr8 nflfasa VITA Geo. =. CnaHn, wash
Iat1en ellert neaF CeNauaarcia, ~ w. II
nea A Co, CARRY, bet. Nront and -
a nAAL.kH nHoH. Prup'a
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Snowflake Flour.
Best in the Markst.
Informatinn Wantad

II ANnRRw OgsEN A NoRwR-
-, AsAA. u xeAEa u asa Wa was living
sftA4a4 thsoe Ulon4h1 40. Ad.
- q z. ANDERSON. Rart Town
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Il ready - fern 4 Ministry 81 Moasg.
aies. Lord SALISBURY promises bis sap
poEt, although no CcuaaFTelIgez vii
Join Lord haEtinQton'a Cabinet. is a
expected that TKegeiyan VII feln
Lord hafiinnton, bus that Uham-
beriAin will bold aIoof. 0ladsaonein
supporters threaten 20 tflng aboul
q dissolution of RarlIamant, aui
u h certain tha1 The Qaeen uosla rofas1
her assent b q dlsn8lnlion nnaer ~
present pfospeol Of dsfaaf Eos ~ HonG
hale hill.
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Ro1E3 (Ma, May f2.-A RESORT
eomes tEom FieoAy Spzinas, II miies
nerth of Roalo. that Ne Rs1atsr part q
that towa was destroyed b storm lasf
four persons were ipiursds and Ties not
nartrnalu
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MinisisEiallzis sag thai an ImpoEtant
e1noe9ion will BE- anneaneod II ne
Hnuaa " Commona tomofF@M. Ina
amendment - the biIl, i ia said pro-
vldea for the full roprBsonsallnn q Ifn.
land Ia lhe British Ra1iIaMont. te Nola
on fofeiHa qaeatiouz, TIE budget, ard
au43psno nn& exnla0 moaaa9aa The
Radical 1eqedcrs viii b oontanlsd uith
notAinR short Of regular fapfeaenaa-
flnn Al finland