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The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
The Fourth Ballot.

CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO, June 23.-
The convention was called to order at
1920 this morning, and Senator Miller
was introduced as the presiding officer of
the day. After prayer and "America"
by the band the first ballot Of the day
was taken as follows:
Alabama-Alger, 10; Sherman, s; Har-
rison, l.
Arkansas--Alger, a.
California-Blaine, Is.
Colorado-Gresham, 8; Allison, 2; Har-
Ms6M, 1.
ConnectiCut-GreshanL 4; Alger, |;
Mckinley, 1; Allison, g.
TtOi0--McKinley withdraws. He says
heis instructed for Shtrmnn.l
Naturalization, o. Gresham, /,
Florida-Alger, A; Harrison, 2; Sher-
man,
Georgla-Lincoln, /; Gresham l.; Har'
rison, 2; Sherman, 10.
lllinois-Gresham Al; HARRISON 3.
Naturalization, 80.
Iowa-Allison, 26
Kansas-Gresham, 3; Allison, 2; Harri-
son, s; Blaine, 5.
Kentucky-Alger, 3; Allison, 3; Sher.
man, 10; Harrison, g; Gresham, q Blame,
1; Fred. Douglass, /; Foraker, /.
Louisiana-Alger, 3; Sherman, o; Alli'
SOIL - bIesDuUl, =.
Maine-Sherman 2; Allison, 4; Alger,
8; Harrison, 2; Gresham, l.
Maryland-Sherman, g. Harrison, s;
Allison, 2.
Massachusetts-G 1; Allison, 9;
Mckinley, 2; Sherman, I; Harrison, s.
Alger, 8.
Michigan-Alger 2G.
Minnesota-Alger, 2; Gresham, o. Har-
rison, Z.
Mississippi-Blaine, /; Gresham, 81
Missouri-Gresham II; Alger, l3 HGr-
rison, 3; Sherman, 2; Allison, f. Blaine, l..
Nebraska--Alger, 2; Allison, 8; Sher-
man, 3.
Nevada-Alger, A; Allison, 2.
New Hampshire-Gresham, l; Allison,
l. AIger, L. Harrison, s.
New Jersey-Gresham, .; Harrison, Z;
Sherman, 2; Mckinley, 4; Allison, 3.
York, Lawson demanded that the vote
be called. Hlscock, Depew, Miller and
Platt voted for Harrison.
The result of the poll was as follows:
Alger,, 8; Allison, /; Harrison, So Sher-
man, /; Blaine, T.
IA poll has been demanded by North
Carolina delegate.
Alger s. Gresham, l; Harrison, 2; Sher-
! man, l3.
Ohio-Sherman, 46.
0regon-Gresham, 4, Harrison, /;
| Blaine /.
Pennsylvania - Harrison, Z; Sherman,
Rhode Isand--Allison, 8.
South standardization 2; sherman,
| O.; Alger, 10.
Tennessee-Allison, l. Harrison, ,;
! Blaine, 4; Sherman, 8; Alger, o.
Texas-Allison, 8; Alger 3; Blaine, /,
Gresham, 8; Mckinley, 2; Harrison, l.
| Sherman, 7.
| Vermont--Harrison, s,
Virgnia-Belng polled-Nlahone votes
| for Sherman and Wise votes for Harrison.
The vote was as follows: Allison, 81
Sherman, l0 Harrison, s. Alger, 3.
West Virginia-Alger, l. Blaine, 2
.Gresham, .; Harrison, 3; Sherman, 2
! Mckinley, ?.
| Wisconsin-Harrson, 20; Gresham 2
| Arizona-Alger, ..
| Dakota-Allison, 3; Gresham, l. llar
risOn, 4 Sherman, ..
| District fColumbia-Blaine,2 2,
ldaho-Alger, 4; Harrison, /.
| Montana-Gresham, / Allison, /.
New MeNiCo-Alger, l; Sherman, 1.
Utah-Allison, ,,
Washington Territory-AlSer, 2; Har
rison, l Gresham, 3,
| Wyoming-Sherman ..
The vote was completed at ll;1O anC
resulted us follows;
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Deaths from tic Henl.

New York, June 2}-Up to 1880 p. m
six sudden deaths, said TO be due 20 the
heat, were reported at police hcadluar-
terS
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
Boom for MCKINLEY.

Shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon
a dispatch, signed by every Republican
member of the House, was sent to Chi
cago, saying that the best interest of the
party demanded that MIR. Mckinley of
Ohio be nominated.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
Overcome bY the Hcat.

William Newman, living at 1928 Third
street northwest, was overcome by the
heat this. afternoon while working on
Seven teenth street. He was taken 10
the Emergency Hospital.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
The Sninner,s Strike

New BEDFORD MASS, June 23.--Of the
twenty ring spinners who struck work ia
the Grinnell mill yesterday but twelve
are out to-day, and Of the eighteen dOflers
who quitin sympathy with the girls, iir-
teen Are ont
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
GOVERNMENTAL GOSSIP .
Events of Interest In and About
the Departments,
THE CADET ENGINEERS.
Bills Approved-The Presidents
Callers-G and
Personal.

Postofiioe Discontinued. The post
office at Buck Shoal, Halifax County,
Virginia. has been discontinued.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
"IIarper" for July.

The midsummer number Of "Harper's
Magazine" has been received by Mr..
Robert Beall, i95 Pennsylvania avenue.
# is an excellent number
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Mnnlhnr IndInntlnn.-

For the District OF Columbia, light % tgesA
westerly winds stationary temperature lal
weather.
VempWature, as shown by Or. Drlp9-a
SeltBefOrdug Thermometer, ID, ID kllle,
agent, OH seventh street-0 a. N, ST. Ia
$50: U, W., 90,
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General Sheridan's Intention.
1t is rumored that General Sheridan is
B be taken to the seashore. Colonel
like Sheridan will not verify or con-
radiCt the rllmor,
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23

Virginia Postmasters Appointed.
Lucy NJ. Stoner, Glenora, Spottsyl-
yania Coun,y; Frank w. Davidson, Rye
Cove, Scott County.
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Delaware Harrison, O. Allison, Il;
Gresham, 1 Blaine 1.
Florida-Harrison, Il Alger, o. sher-
man, 2.
Georgia-Gresham, I; Harrison, q
Sherman, 20.
Naturalization, %; Gresham 1.
Iowa-AllisOn, 2G.
Kansas-Grosham 3; Allison, q Harri-
son, g. Blaine, 4; Mckinley |.
Kentucky-Sherman, Z; Gresham 2;
Harrison, s; Alger 8, Blaine, /.
Louisiana-Sherman, D; Alger, 81 Alli-
son, 2; Gresham, 2.
Maine-shcrman I; Allison, o; Alger,
3; Harrison, q Gresham, !.
Alaryland-Sherman 9; Harrison, O.
Allison, 4.
iMasgachusetts-Mo f. Gresham,
1; Allison, 3; Alger, A. Blaine, a. sher-
man, o; Harrison, 10.
Michigan--Alge 2G
Minnesota-Bl Blaine, 1; Alger 3; Har-
rison, Z; Gresham, o.
Mississppi-Blaine, Il Gresham, Q;
Missouri-Blaine, 2; Gresham, TO- AL
ger, IL; Harrison, 2; Sherman, 1. McKin-
ley, /; Allison. |.
Nebraska Allison, 5; Sherman, g. Al
ger, 2.
Nevada--Alger, 4; Allison, 2.
New ampshire--lIarrisOn, y.
New ersey--Gresham, 9; Harrison, 4;
Allison, 8; Sherman, 1 Mckinley, 6.
New York--Harrison 90; Blaine, 9;
Alger 8; Sherman L Allison, /.
North Carolina-IIarrison, 2; Alger, o;
Sherman, IL.
Ohio.-Sherman, &c.
Oregon-Gresham, L. Blaine, T. Hor-
rison, I.
Pennsylvania-Harrison, Z; Sher-
man, SO.
Rhode Island-Allison, s.
South Carolina-Harrisou, 2; Sherman,
G; Algcr, 10.
Tennessee-H Harrison, ,; Blaine 4; Al
lison, 1; Sherman, .; Alger, 10.
Texas--Allison, II; Alger, 2 Gresham,
3; Sherman, Z; Mckinley, /; Harrison, ..
Nermont-Harrison, s.
Virginia--Alger, .; Allison, 3; Shermani
10; Harrison, Z; Blaine, 2.
West NiTginia-Alger, .; Blaine, 2 Har-
rison, 3; Sherman, 9; Mckinley, 3.
Wisconsin-Ha Harrison, 90; Gresham, 2
Arizona-Alger, 2.
Dakota-Sherman, /; Gresham, ALI
son, 3; Harrison, 3.
District of Columbia-Blaine, 2.
Idaho-Allison, | Gresham |.
Montana-Gresham, /; Allison, /.
New Mexico-Alger, 1; Sherman, 1,
Utah-Allison 2.
Washington Territory--Alger, 3; Ores
ham, 2; Harrison, 1.
Wyoming-Sherman 2.
The fifth ballot was concluded at ll:56
| and resulted as follows:
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1t is said that the convention will q

tt Is sad thAt tne COnYentlOn Will Nu'
iOum after one or perhaps two ballots,
Fifth Ballot.
AS soon as the result was announced
the fifth ballot was ordered,
Alabama-Sherman, o; Alger 8; Blaine
/ Harrison, ?,
Arkansas-Alger, H.
Caiifornia-Blaine, 10.
Colorado-Allison, @.
Connecicut-MoKi L. Alger, p
Gresham 3; Allison, o,
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A Recess Taken.

Foster of Ohio asked to be recognized
after the formal announcement of the
fifth ballot. He was finally recognized
and moved recess until p. M. Cries
of mo '"No r' were heard
Dutiield of Michigan seconded the mo-
ton and call of the States was ordered
to determine the question. Every State
down to Louisiana voted to take recess
with the exception of Alabama, Della
ware, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky
The latter split and gave "a against the
motion. When New Jersey was reached
Mr.. Sewell of New Jersey asked that the
roll call be suspended and that a recess be
taken by acclamation. 1t was carried.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23

New National Bank The Comp
troiler Of the Currency has authorized the
American National Bank of Waco, Texas,
to begin business with capital of $780,,
COO.
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yania Coun,y; Frank w. Davidson, Rye
Cove, Scott County.
New National Bank.-The Comp
troller ofthe Currency has authorized the
American National Bank of Waco, Texas,
to begin business with a capital of $780,
COO.
Bond Transactions To-day.-Of-
terings: Registered As, 500, 1885, registered
4is, S27sOOO, 1o7i@lO7!; coupon AS $685.
600, 1911.
Acceptances: Registered Is, $35, 100, 1913.
y The Presidents Callers.-Among
the Presidents callers to-day were Sena.
tors Jones of Arkansas, Call, with Messrs.
, j. g. Reardon and j. T.. Alexander of
florida; Representatives Peel, Wheeler,
I. J. Campbell and Washington.
Contracts Awarded. - The Great
Falls Ice Company has received the con-
tract for supplying ice to the Interior De-
4 partment, and the contract for washing
towels for the same Department has
been awarded Fred. G. Rogers of the
Rogers steam laundry of Alexandria, Va.
\ Treasury Department Promo
= Siions.--H, l.. McNair of Michigan from
i$1, 200 to 81 400 Paul Richmond of New
Jersey from 81 200 to 81, 400 and Ole L,
,.Molstad of Illinois from $1,000 to 81 200,
I'm the office of the Second Auditor; Miss
n. Q. Fitz Hugh of Virginia from 81, 900
10 $1,000, in the office of the Sixth
Auditor.
Response to the Chandler Reso-
Aution.-The work necessitated by the
Chandler resolution, which called for in
formation on the building of the new
navy, has been finished at the Navy De-
partment. Sixteen clerks have been
kbusy for number of months in prepar-
ling the report, which covers over 10000
pages of manuscript. The report will be
Transmitted to the Senate by Secretary
whitney in few days.
Assignment of Naval Cadets -
! Ten members of the graduating class OF
the Naval Academy have been ordered
TO different vessels. J. +. Hubbard, @
Z tB. Morgan, w. M. Crosse and II
Robertson go to the Atlanta; A. Hart
lrath, II. u. West and @. i. A. Ingat'
!, Ito the Swatara, and i. II. Chandler
.'"-ank Marble and ]. n. Hayward to thu
n l15oston. The orders will take effec
NJune 80. Sailmaker George p. Barne
:, 1has been ordered TO the receiving slhI
4 Franklin.
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Bond Transactions To-day.-Of-
terings: Registered As, 500, 1913; registered
4is, S27s, 900, 1o7i@1O7l; coupon 4ls, $685.
COO, 1911.
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The Presidents Callers.-Among
the Presidents callers to-day were Sena.
tors Jones of Arkansas, Call, with Messrs.
j. G. Reardon and ]. T.. Alexander of
florida; Representatives Peel, Wheeler,
Z. ]. Campbell and Washington.
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Rh.yidsnt tbst tts tna of the Psna
ma cspsi sea' me IL spprosenins. ih'
ecu, any la. utsrIs iss.sa 10 sscnr
mercy ri b vh'ch to o. '+n DE vera
aud The Fr,nch soset' IRsn, 'ieeliees To
NO "a tue ssseas u sne stttehed eonssin
I. r.so - e,,n 10 sane'soa . lottery les
ABE suterpr,se, AID unsss ssete Is ar
o,bsf ehare,. In tbs frepcs & overs nett
within q WY sloft line, 0osk on ibt
canal IA u.s erase tbii'eis.
TIE ,sr, taos ihsg the tausi company
10 coaptlie 10 rsseft t. totefs
scb. IA. o. raise money - al svtdeue
tha. is. ~ as spera'r s.tsis ID l..
s-p. as xraus fisas %. Frssch seoiis
all that - - y s-tols too btu 10 ~tios,
aud tr noe ds-cssrfs that tnsy y ~ 10
leps.t be ,he ssoslm. of tie ST. aztec,
su,sdls OF aaotstu itMss. esfe - ~
err reason "a e,iiese ttAs the Psnsms
catei scsspe 50 ors an g dey "y-s g. d
R-elns sni npie.tutsd os d. J. -. y
vss q fraud IN IT, b.gtGpins AID tss
bxtn q svIeui- svsr since.
he eeiisp-. 81 the Pen ma eansl
company s6unlt be fe'lossd hy ser.~rd
ACTIVITY "a ,es psrs II tie Ams riean
rt.i esafs ~ tt. Nssssss a. etnsl- Toe
N ,earasusu route Is The nnis frss bic
ons ,,.r sat.t~Ay tsGs,sn tie Atis1,'e
asd ihs The t.cicc. aud 90 that feoss
the int,roeesote sausi nlsss svSItsa.is
b. haiti.
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There eau Do longer bs any doubt
III & 6ovsraor Hill q Ne Yark Is =
candid tie Tor III Democratic nomlns
ton for ,be pres deaey. Toe trsay
sh,eh - ss,d to nsss existed betseeu
m aud ID. " silent hs- o-eG broken.
A., indeed, Il ever existed. H,li IL uo'
cootsns to sat, nnt'i 1902 tar noniTa-
tsan and thiss@ he ~oold save time ~
securing II IN 1888.
For time IL sssmsd 40 IL the ambi-
q "a. governor hsd really stepped As',e
saa Gas prepared 81 allas the pr--i-
q as IA secars a nsm usliaa w,Ihons a
o u eat. rass be Is directly la the
psssideus'. psshwAy nos. hos-vtr. 10
usss ~vi3sut os soc b'ttsr contest e.
tsxen bis friends and tnsse OF toe sd-
n,ini-sratioa ~ the rersa' meetinS %f
tie Nx York state c0tnoi.,Iee. he
ssi OF 81 abe mseti cas- 10 seiecs .
snssu tst % the panosrstl, pstiossi
ssmmittes 30 sass-sd Tue lss~ haoeri
o Tsaga -saa. fn< Q lection Of . us-
tiaesi en- astseeman sesld ~~es 10 ne
an ss.y uAs ct, tut tbe STATE CONNIE
s.easa alS pas cd u e. wbea ,hsy
esaa 80 - tes a. appeared thai tneFr
~sce - candidates fss sss sss,n -
i .u--anr asva ID fu ca Pres.
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tie ezsok 81 dssseD. II s1s sfs,r tses
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ttssms thss shs gees le OF Seattle
Aos Ksas eeessp visi psvrf hesf The
la, Of tes tsasfai aud s.nderfut a.
s..smso u lsst year Biundsss made
b, Ace. ss.r q ,,iisr and Lis d.pnti..
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en-. vb,eb 10 sstssosies moss attention
n prs.snt 10 that Il s.sessins . doaose
,o,d t.x against 10. pfop.ry haiders
Of the CITY. The city casrtsr provsd's
for III. ,.vyine u read ss1 nos II
q, dte, a rec s.ill. en- the dollar Oh ell
az .bi. tsor~rsy within the civ and
,xvres,,y ssys that tito fii,srs OF
K,us county shall Tot ssses-, levy 80
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uvoo the property Of inbahissn,s Of said
cny." lCts csar,sr. . elton -
In d.naIe1 81 TIL. pso.tsiaa boz
ever. As. ssar QaiIssr has sssessed
Property 70 the CITY for shs eoanis ~
v.ll A for the CITY road iaH. and tai
p.,s ss ar. accord italy expected Z" p~y
road 1. x-s =, ,he rats 81 ave m'Iis III
st~ad Of thre~ mills, the msx,mas1 al
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The Western Union I ieersph com
. ny nov has COZ per wire 20 Waliuis,
s1o Q vife Of toe sau.e dursoie cat risi
all soou b. stretohed fr 10 Helena to
Wsilols. When this u finished The
comp@ny viii be aoie to cooperate "a a
rapt, II s,ruments betseen ~. Psul
and ~as Ffsoci-rc, and from u oeu to
san Fsanc, Ga May Isl the VatA
81 s'reteain2 n coppes sire from Port
lind To San fraacisao will he COM
sn.resd. bis siil greatly increase zoe
Z eiiities OF this q, N os1y for Transact
ing tce,r crossing Business.
Ia Dry Back valley, between upper
Sqa,v es.-s AID II go vssleI, IN 10 -e
county. Idsbo ternAory, live tire last
relics ~ several am rsnt tsi0es Il the
sboriein.s o; tue once fam aus tribes OF
iasi.o. here sre seventeen vomsn
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ths latter ci-ims tie -es OF M=thusei-n,
sEd 'r3tn bis f.cisi features Que would
4Gm,t bin to be- 40 sst-dtiavsaa. Tuey
cuisissie smAE piece OF land and
rS,ss all be veg biss they require and
sites, enough for d,or. The eoontr,
IN tha. vicinity soounds IN game AID
nab. shsoa "a live On IN part, bat d.
rney Game sram 20 msn knows were.
aud ser- oecopalts Ut that valley fos
some time b fore the nearest white set
Ter knes % their pr~senos. Oasy OF
late has tns Unborn haired - tao req
maa iar the Willie bsen oversom-. lbsy
are empllSe1 b, tie sswnili company
IN taat vie,niiy Ia geuay li.Iac to-
monster savings cut ss the mil. Qliie
pis hsvs c1Gtriossst - tbs material
contors and ssifsrr Of these poos de-
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n SIR 4. 4. Siwser. of Portland. has
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SAYS ;re Spaksse CArosieIs. ga tie
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toe worst storai OF De season ami ~
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str sous without food. AT EN- pi1Ys Of
Sne HahS cigs sac ulIlis wss JOSS behind
tnem xtta his xts aud family. wtee
the siorm game upon them they cssnped
aud sre,cair2 some hiarkss over tbs
sisd, the na,osnd aud SITE both sot vat
g. TIE storm, sod stsh their hands Gov
cred ap toe cat re 81 q and coatepis
~sn .nos. Bssh frVs- tSeir ssuds
nsaly, be losins one ttama thsre!roas.
Oas II the cAy n-ts driven oy tie tpsu
srxs u des d. ssd sa~ ,n.irs family
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ssi parry suosss fss 10 .-sttns 10 q ssols-
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r-.ca iorsn M f.cx ssss gers little
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.ss Ho- I'd ~ &C. st5ea ass situyly =
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the soysrs soStt 40 taroasa vic tie .
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nesUlr 80 sast.s raRl>G.

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signal d. e Al wsseinstea tc she sssc'
shs, tie ss. lss II storm sisusls Al tits
rort must he Dies a tiusr'. ,'Sif & TO the
reeueed state % shs srpsaptisiian far
this Yart.s-. Thu. 10 COS sal' af 'hs
att arg, Of so called tsfotw isSsslsters
10 m.ku p,lipesl ssp'td ey e1't'es
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spyes a tassz. lbo-s ues = granted
vtts to- .ai fass s,rs 20 tps ga q
en- esveSi.'Is ,ssa af - sauss 'ts
a,-eeeuna pcv ef sos ai-pss Of ~ss,l'r
sssaAi- xas o. Hesssa sss sepiasvd
Marine. ssass eat tess sSca-t nee
stsul.,lsr. to- ieyk n tee sssn,is 90
played ,As a. ans sTsp q 5000 g.
in.s. Ius ats- ue- a tie sssosis ~,ii
deirss shsni q these ufasssl lEezees
tiesiisS. ~Eieh ssry sslsf ss0s. es
fcrv o. ,xhiss @oSssef a. scstiee a. ssesal
aud .ist eemyst taszs 30 tsks ehsese.
saiee ~ zee sai.ss., Of e>.s nss 70 ats
ssisssss esses nsssr 20 es sAsso. ne
oeis sH1se~e tesssrat 20 tais sssstss
nee 10 q ed q .;se.ss "a. ben Sag
pls<S. " re ssss ~ tsSss~s.sss -
to srsz. tsoua The sssSsi stise esaev
Il /. to t< setsa test tie tssistiassS
Of .sss .ese eli b. SEES sssnsly sgssfsss
90 The ssesi - . "a sisls Be ~s'rSEt
e. 10 ., .sus,rs ,he es-ea.y 81 sisa&ss -
th< ess.ss<a 8 e t,ss~sss~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

Il IL announced shss the treaty Of d.
lanes between Germany and Ausss1a
eli .eo1 be pobIishsd vish the sanction
Of the govern ments concerned Tbis 10
40 uuu.aai and sisnincsns action. l.
can he interpreted ~ soothing Ices tsau
. sareipa 90 RIssia that al assault up-
On Ausiri. iii be regarded - ~ -
.aali upou Germany 10 veil that tie
TOO po.srs stand together aud that 10
sage ssr upon one Of them y u b to
sage var upon both.
Il 10 COS easy To SIC hov Russia car
4llov the publication Of sooh . treaty
30 pa,s oIbetcsd. Its terms are that "
zoe II tie contracting powers bseomss
tavolvsd IN xss 9th ksssis. the Other
vii one to its assistaoos Further
tan this. il either Of ,hs powers be-
me involved 10 oar sith any eouasrs
otter than Rassis, the other agrees IL
rsms,n neutral unless R.ssis should
lat.s vsne "a favor u the other bsiiieer-
cot. 10 which cass 10 would aIso enter
into the game. II Other sagds. abe LIST
csanss provides hat. 10 case 0ssuapy
shsii bscou,- involved - ~af Uist
France, Ans ria shall maintain strict
.. airsiay. n. however. Russia shoe d
9, he up The quarrel 81 France and sss.h
0-rmspy Ia the rear. Austria woaId
ii o sotsr tee sc and the Gar vooId
TO me srnersi.
TIE car . did be jastidsd 10 d..
msndiua an . Z sisos,ioo % % semask-
suie tsea , Iodsed, be vould ssssc-y
b. jas ia 10 not deusndips oos. TIE
tfens, on mean rosh,pR bat hostiliiy
to kas.is and II 10 certainly q inset re-
mar kabie agreement to BE- made be-
fxpsn tso couniries when the third
country concerned T. at rsce With DO b
q th.m. IL 10 an offensive and defer
| sve alliances against ka-sis--a psssise
sl.ianss bot designed TO become active
| " -ssevcf the oosasion requires.
~ long ss there sss q pretebse Of
keep % tbis treaty secret, Russia could
d I'd q .euore IL. When 1t 10 Official ,
pubsisssd. bov.ver-vhep It's osfrteDd-
no. q is 10, cisimsd TO the ~orld-It
cannot iurIhsr be isnorsd. Ra.sis mus,
,.oeebixs it Ia senc manner, and. IN
~tst.vsr mapoer II Is ncoee q,
serious trouble i likely to follow. A de-
| m nd f-r an IL ,lsn,tian OF "a aers.-
mes, 50 remarkable would certainty
"A forth u shssp reply, aud Rl.-
"a would hsve little op.ian IN q rard
10, her further osurse. The err
= uid be eompe led 80 fsht or bs, h
q ,xp, aud IL may Ne inferred ,hst
4 her Alternative you'd be an extreme
" ~, lsssant ese.
| Tbe pnol baton OF this treaty. " Il IL
pablis1ei. will he al at mofs wsrlike
IA It's IA nrs than any OF the scts which
have bfsusht about tas present tensieD
eeix sn Rissis and the empires Of ceu-
raj Eaope. IL can be regarded SO
! no hog lees tbau = chalienze and =
ehsllcnge ~hsch Rsssis cannot isuore.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

II nus u 10 jscas bS tbs PETITION vert
4. W abingdon o tue 40 Jet. The psc-
p,e Of Ajax, srs nes By an, mean'
ap.u.au.us 10 tfsis d SIRE for regular
a ,,i,or,si form Of eovsrnGsot- There
IL no qas.tieu thai tie land isss stoa O
h. n md. d 20 ALASKA, rat u voosd ~
s,.usd &. campi 9 p<opis Of The ter :
III ~ to elect dsisss'e TO eoosf.ss II
thy do Dot s.strs 10 do 20. II they afr
. t.ned x,sh tse present. sfrsue-o sn''
sos.i, ssbedy .iss has F.asoa TO O. =
MAN. nobody. ~ !. as. .xsr ~ Gov rus
Bs,nsfore, go - ss'dsn'S iApfsss o
v.te tbs oei.sf THAI he would have
mortgage upon TIE efise OF dssessi'
fsoua Atsska e.s en rs - vas Crested.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05
81 ursA.
sazxy uoyss yson IN. CAPITAL.

lR<ssiar Corr. Post Isseiliossesr.l
Mr.. J. l.. McClelisnd, ~ aged rel
dess of osspts sn, vho has been Ill fos
long time, died at 2 O'Clock sais orr
iDs.
Mrs. O. A. @ ,ie died of csucss as tue
residence " U. B. Elliott On fhursuay
niRtt.
Mr.. HuRh OopnelI. OF TunWatef, 10
iyi.s III the po,ot Of death.
Nj. JsWes R.lcs IL vary i'll Of pneu-
msSiA. ind u ~ tnought be cannot re-
cover.
Tue kio lehman susan. Who vas % ee
sersiy staDo- d fev days ago, has be o
removed TO her rome IN tue N,sQnsiiv.
aud wtil pfosaoly Recover. lne bol d
% her Asssiisn', iobu Williams, b IA
been 6Sed ~ 500. oos be has a. yet
pe- n ua,bie 10 pro ure susetie..
A Warranty deed Transferring from A.
N BrStl,. OF M York. IL N. A Bs
lJs. of X ,nsAs City, { title ~ 40Q
acres II land located 10 oid rent par.-
of iDurstsn c-aDts, vas yesterday fled
IN office OF the ranniy aodiIos. Abe
consideration vas $500
1se board OF ooauy commissioners
meet IN regular session Monday next.
OympiA. Feb. 4. 1858.