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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21
sEATELE Y: 2. SATURDAY. nORNE8. JANUARY p, 1883.

pssszd analIys II. EAazps1eInaa hlII. lIx
M tta lerEa e cEIeS ef feRKil6fisl
sess ~ two years krem the tbiEd
nnaslT. Mr. 4ne1e sn1nRnay.
4As asEne cenmfllae rspszisd Mf.
IhnnEec1's eounei1 hill 9nfhoriEne
eflles = iEz1I fnHahIa6nean, fIml1ina
tee aRNrfNas4 fn1eh1nfnaaR 1e FnuE pe7
1EM3s with ; EenznEnaua 1kan that a ~
in19amitNiT spnra6, nnd - rspori
wea iabIed sneia1t q c4lL A similar
EeE1R3 % NJ. 1oomps1,a blH EeIH1inT
- ce1ElabA11 uAz adaptcd.
x1s wAya ard ueene sounniftee
nepoKfeA Ool. Eteslafs h1li faR sha asanb
lishnnnt nf q kdrxitoFiai board Of hanllh
WifhDEt 11ooulnend dafien, nD6 tke 70
posf asn laid "a iAs sahls.
Mrs AeHfz'a hili, pGohibifing oourss
from nFaufiz1 nenraaLIs 9ss deE1aled on
anMA passage, Measrn. 4omnF, sharp.
HleIm, BeFReE 8aaeia and Ihnmpaon
Vefin9 nay Ahsanl, oook amd RosasK.
1ae militia bIil u1s reported from tbs
military eoumIt1ea with 4 faguHnhle
rescmmendAsio1, and afkss Z little dis
eusuian, fn which IN. Thompesn tFial
10 haFe the bill hsld over for fnE1hax
ponslderailuns q name up for finAl pas-
zaas aad paassd fnaily, MesErs. Thpnp.
son and e1aFpeeeiu votinR nay. Absent,
oook ard RoedeE.
Ms. GoWsyss hill, relating 30 ths
naturalization nf copiea Of diplomas Of
WHICH have bcsn lost, vas
ua4aed.
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|SYSTEm OF TELEGRAPH
Address Befere . Gems
kreaalsnnl Csmmlttee.


WaHzzEuHuM. Jan. -HenasnR Saw.
( yaR, chalrmAn n lae senate pcaloslss
cgu1mif1eo. u4lle1 bis euuuli.ss . O..
Der at II O'Clock this morpina. onf
Doclcx NqFFiD Glesn. rEeEid1nf - the
Western union, addressed TIE oommla.
tge "a arps1itI0n q ahn narsrnmorf
telegraph hill He dspptod hfmsslf
Hrls. teq19h oziEnY, % The constitution-
81 q14elion1 b u1ich ~ rnoaEnfa qipes
Fise. He qnoa4d decisicn uf tha -
pRene ce1Rs IN e1eoa ahat NJ telezRapA
- mecazAaSy - e0uawzEua, and tha8 fha
teiekfaph nuzinesa h II slself e1m-
meHce- He iurohed 1roB ltIl c1nslilu-
llelai pclnf, he sid. mesely becau8e ~
old n14 Nian fhe eomn1iftae 20 undnK.
sand thai she conpanY waived ik He
1lalnaa1 thai no peopia on eafth en5uFed
~ peEEe91 q syafem oz telegraph ~ aho
Amsrls1na. Or. Green then comparef
TIE lsleEFaph g1stFms % EnaIsud and
he beIled Sl6tos. ard 9161fied IhAt the
long tlstanoe rates # she Western On.
icn WIRE ehtApee than ans o1h.
er long aiseanoe rates Ia fha
void. he azid that the western uninn
anioyed no exclusive franchises e. leris.
latiVo grants, and thai tha deld was
op1n to anybody Who might cheese b
enter it. He said tnat she rataa w0uld
~ reduced during the present ysar.
he said thGt the Western Unfon had q
pay frcm one % tuo hundred Thousand
dollars 8 year fog mistakes. 4 TIE
government did run the teieElaph avs
TEN i musi take The existing lines. No
private en1arpFis1 aeHid run against
the national treAenFFs setting out % DO
bugi1ess for nothing. He wished 70
sag oo1csKninQt tie Weslenr Unfon that
is valus as STATED by the press wunld
not buy the wire at she factory. and tho
eonpanyss other equipments amounted
10 three og four times the vafue 81 she
wire. he then stated thal the pkepeE1y
Of eh0 Western Unisu could not posi-
bly b duplioated today for iis capital
natiuD.
Would the government Be- fesponsi-
ble for the delays and ekrorafn be asked
There was popular belief that tho
company'e system was owned hy dne
man. TIE ocmpanyss direotorats uaa
composed Of thirty msn. TIE million-
aires Of shs country have less than three
UlRhtha Of she sock. OEeF twenty thou
sand peopls In all were interested in thia
property"
am told," TIE doctor oaniinued,
-thaf 9 petition bearing go. 600 sigma
lures Is 70 be nanf 20 thiB eommiktea ID
favor Of 3 government system. 1hag will
come By command o. originating ID the
spite against cue man wilh when Mr..
PogdeEiy had QnaFreilod, and not 1000
Of the men who viii sign have ever seen
telegraph message.
DR.. Green was followed bY Gardner
Hubbard whn Spoke over an hour IN
favor og the establishment ef govern
meut system of lelaaFaph. Ihe com
mittee adjourned indenniloly e iha
conclusion Of Mr.. HubbaEeas r6maKka.
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NATIONAL BoARB 81 ERApE.


rnoPosnD EkTuBkEIzkTznE kMEEDnKxTs
AND nEyfzIaa on BANKntq LAWS.
wAEurxar0z, Jan. 2o.--Tha national
board 0f trade today ad0pted 0 resolu-
tion askinQ coagress 20 amand the natu-
Falfzatiun lass This resolution tro.
vidss thst 10 peEson can BE- nataraiiEsd
and given fhe rights Of eitizsnahip whc
daes n0s bear and Display 90 the ccurf
applied 70 for nalMralizgtt0n papers .
duiv anthentfeated oeFtfncste lfon The
easioms osaeers setting forth the data
81 srrivai e snoh persons ihs place oi
entry IN thls osuntry, TIE port Whenes
he depastNd, fgF shis e0uDtry, his place
az nativity end ths country be shah
have Ieft.
ne qnesiioa Of lha Fssisiou of III
laws relating % banking uaa diac1E1ed
and q resolniion ndcplsd f8ssfiDg . r.
xiaiau and o1dihsatisn Of the nAtinnal
baukinn Laws also q Fesslnki0n 2dva,
eaafnn the refnndtne of ne pxe4ant fpci
inex onnt deb9 IS the Unitea states a. I
/ ~ raas eg tnfsseza 20 Be rA6eemabla iz
enunai instaIlnonts ffom 1891 20 1871
z5fh 4 view % tia Ne Of rev lean al
aac1ritg foE iha circulating n1tea Of %
| rafionai hank aiee reaoiutisu uFginl
- rsreal of TIE IaWs pEssi6sna far to-
eoInU1lsoFy paEehass of silver b1liion
HsanIut{sns WeEa also adopied ae
essrfna fha1 she auYefnmenf ahgald 81.
80 An,erinmn Steamship lines a faf
rriue fur fair service, iFraspectiEs Of ihl
sneoant q postaGs caiteazed On an
nzrfisufEf Foaks, and thaf esery lsziti
aefe raesna ehon,d b nz8d % fozfe
car nsHrcAzn4 m&fina.
The urssmhle and Hsaainsinzs rsRAr&
Il aug - eKlrn67fi araasiea prerussd y
- Ohlcnne hoarf af irads sale atur.
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xzR xouso INV KS0LkNDxR HAnanD ron
EIa RonnfnLn caKmH.
Bcexox. Jan. 20.--Jamss z. Nowlin
was hanged a. The Cambridge fan this
morning IS ss23 o'clock for the murder
Of George a. Goldman. his employer, on
January 4ih, 1887. The details Of the
murder which wsg goommilted for money
and for which young Nnwiin was exc
cuted marx u the most horrible II tue
history Of New England. EoWiin. who
vas only IL was employed bT Goldman
70 deliver milk. According 70 HoWlin's
oonfeeaion he went 70 the barn and
waised for 01dman early Ia the mora
ina and when be appeared he struck
him 10 the Eeek Hith knife killing him
instantly. de afterward cut up the
body 40 thai be could carry q and pat.
ting the parts in an old milk wagon
drove about fifteen milee away and
threw Gus pieoes where they were found
by a farmer.
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"a. TAsE dscla1o thal e the suu.runfsv
fEom p1nl1nnent e earhezzlars and e
t.nlteEa b. e1eApina % Canala ana else
MheE1 HEpugng the buEinaa nnrsrr nnifp
y ~Itnss q Efea4 EFxgltg, 4 4 ths euty
q tne D4tio1ai EuTeE uan1 q naka
l1e1sle1 viii al foseiEn aupernuenta
Hbi1k vi enztle 4 e sseufs tha fssarr
e rexsuns aoc1s1t af aann crsmae. Can-
RFese II % he mamaEi nsa ID {
ence wife shiz rganeffsisn.
11inukned zine de- Iha hard nsse.s
4 OaiseEo rn The rse1nd Neanagssr az
NoFGmhsr nexf.
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TIE nRABGxe sTKEKE.


r n aoMsEnKKKD ~ THE H0uBB ccAEkfkx.
TME On coHMEacH.
waenrwgros. ian. % -Ths antieot of
ths Rsa4inQ FaiiEsot alfika cane 60
before tbs houss esmmlttsa o. eom-
nneFee ta6sy tbFouah tha feqnest Of fha
sat semmltlee. 10 wAioh ha1 bes9 70.
ferssd the Andersen rsaoluflans pgggid-
fnp Tor an inquiry into TIE Strike. The
enb esmmfissn asks4 tha1 y Be dis
ebarasd fFom fuTthsf eo1GideFatio1 Of
tie nIasssR. An q fesssn faf makina thlE
renneat aha SAB aouz z1zilt1e atate1 that ].
REGARDED tba ssbiast - one cf saoh
gravity IS % dtmand oonsidefztiea a
fhe hsnas of "a fail e8mmiftee.
AftaE 4 ahoFt dzegasztQH tte IsqnaII
gaa afanted ent So ssxneai dabafs en-
saea upna shs naeElis Of Ne pTuprifian
ls aHpsaFs thAA fea c1mmits4a = egsttI
sge1lF 3sEl1ed. q n11beE ot isa inezu
beFs fssuHna imme1iafs inquiFY futI
rs stfEks, Whtfa p1f1sps 81 ua1T nor
taka lAs nround lhss Il the Strike con'
osraa ems skiaR mess lA3n prlgale in1og
anta an8 10 pEgreEfg sh4 8WtIeot fnR 10
Ve1iiRaalan ~ - 9eErl1me1&' - ir
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CouMrE DEvEnseN.


EHn TACOMA Lonnx AnRTvKs on zHn Fxxn
n FULL T0ncn AND REAp1 ToR WoHK.
OLxnPEA. Jah. 81 Especial ] Tie
Tacoma LOBBY has afoEn 70 magnificent
proportions on the attempt % alch from
King county large end Of ita heritage.
Isaac w. Anderson, agent Of the Taco
Iaa land company. J. H. Houehton, ol
tbs Tacoma light and water oompany,
and Stuart Ries. late Of the Tacoma
land company aud now OF the Tacoma
national bank. arrived todaF, oil inter.
ested In . case In the supreme court
they say and utterly careless Of the
connty line ffeuiky.
However, Chairman Alien, Of the
beard ef county commissioners Of King
c0auty, arrived this evening from Seattle
with ahe llst Of petitioners submitted b.
Piegce county, as oominz from the dis
lxiei claiming 70 desire annexation to
PieFce. In all the liBt there are atty
seven taxpayers. Toe population nf
THAI district d over one thousand. Mr..
Allen will meet the COMMITTEES tomorrow
and present this fact.
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TEE ArKxHuANs sTnxvxNa 70 0Er ucLD sE
RoB0Kn uHAnLKs BARToN.
NEW Yonk, Jan. 0.-The extradlti0u
proceedings sgainst Charles Barton, The
rowing sWindieF Who viosimizsd the
Mexioana to She amount Of $4,000 b
selling bogus Patti opera tiekets, we're
bsgan today befors United states Com
missioner Lyman. Bartcnss laWyers
bad thrse Mexican witnesses Who hap.
pened 10 toun Is the tins Of Bartonss
arrest, and also maEshalea Manager Ab-
bey and snh-MansgeF Mayer. The old
complaint Of forgery was Withdrawn BY
the prosecutian and Instead Barton wae
charged with having forged tho name OF
Henry Z Abbsy 70 letter, and shat Of
Marcus Il. Mayer 10 tickets. both Of
which acts we're committed in tbs city
Mexico. A number of witnesses were
examined, after which, "a the REQUEST Of
A5bey's counsel. she case was continued
oue Veek.
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poH caRLeA.

HE Is nnApx TO HI0Hr ron EPAra AT A
1a0MnsT's NOTICE.
LONDON, dan. 2o.--In an interview ct
Venice, Don Carlos deslAFed that Spain
must become one Of the great Earopean
powers; tdaE her navy musi DO imme-
diately strengthened and thaa obligatory
army service was essential. Tbs pres
enl monarchy, be said, was Omitted to
carry on the work befors it and unless
u vas replaced be was strongly Of the
opinion that q republican form Of gov
eFnment would soon come. Ib8 Hpan-
ish future lay In MorDceo and south
America. Dos Carlos expressed bis
Feadiness 10 fiRbt for The Spanish cause
at che momsnt be was called.
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GARY skould be uiads hg lks .n,ua- -rlt,s
cnmmaree eommlaaiou. uktsh hna saala
6e1lQm n ruhAie HinAla aRa oanatrnn8
Tits mnstss aiii b. furakeE nnrM1sgnd
"a n1xl EtuE13a4. UAEn a. t3crl VIII
Be mai8 b 8Iapsrs q lha reaeiuII1ra
u = andeIzinod thH1 4 dslera1Iols llo.a
~ keinhl1 af xabss Wlsl ~ b mquHa
haaFsaa upou flAl 8a8 lo pFaaenA lheit
NlAe az thn nnan
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n RuGzz acuEp Re3z2.
Sc. Enum. Jan. 2a.---Tha ARA aironlna
isangeon nlinental AGsscIalfna hsa c11n
s11d. u on11elaE une Uag fet1E - ~
fAe1ae c1asl aao e1a Iniez Ro4zrul1E
llazia. foF tAo in1iEun1inn a. naemhNFa
1ae GiHagEntiai allowod ths Gaua8lAm
ka1llIo d SO cn limited Art cios1 Ealal
. fas,e1 oouut and PnEi,zne, an1 11
% enlaran1 1I1k1l1 b ne znua p1tnl1.
fuEe1 Soand aad Portland aeEFIlcGF ia
Riven entiRelg 10 aha NoFlh4En nna Ca
nadlan faelaa Representative ~ lGa
passenger bu&leeFs Axo zetllaz - cir
oolax giving Fulls 9eFefnln4 foa1d eflu
ana aHoRrSIon rate1.
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RnooBD on EoW MRn0Unx AND oosn
ooRNT surFknKNo.

nn0oHD on noW MRn0Unr AND oosm-
oUHNz suHKknxNo.
CHlcAao, Jan. 20.-~TeleqFana ffom
varions points throughout The north.
west announCa She arrival Of another
cold snap ID Eowa. The thermometeF
last niakt fell from 10 30 20 degrees BE-
loW zero. Tho high wind caused the
snow 70 dEiit badly, delaying the traiAs
very generally. AZ Lincoln, Nebsaeka,
the tneTmometeE registered l6 degrees
below zero 81 o'clock this moKnina,
and IN Illinois Il vas 8 degrees below.
sUFRKnrEo RoR ErKr.
BnowA's VALLEx, Minn., Jan. 20
We bAva been biockadso for three
weeka. Unlesa q train corasa il with
fuel inside Of two days shere will Be ser
iona saffernR here. There Is no wood
OF coal Ia tha market. There ID more
suffering as Jet In The eountEy than 10
town.
MAN BnoxKE TO pxATH.
WnsEow, A. T., yaa. z0.--A man
named David Joy. who left here yeaser-
day morning on hoFnebsok, has been
found fFazsn 70 death twenty-five miles
from WiasloW.
80 wTBD AZ SIOUX cTzx.
Sioux err, Iowa, Jan. 2o.-Tbere ls
no sioFn q this point and very little
wind. The THERMOMETERS at midnight
stood Is below, at Z o'clock this morn
ina ~ degrees below and ~ noon II do
Rreea below. The trains north and west
ere abandoned on aecgunt Of badig
dFiftsd Fo4ds fr0m yestefday's vind.
xxn1m1n srazM nAaEp.
CKDAn RkPDs, Ia, Jan. 20. "A lerri.
bic storm ragged hffy miles north end
weai Of here Lass night. Il was the
worst Of the season. The theFmemeler
vas ~ degrees below xefo.
c1RAn AND COLD.
MnrznARoEm, Jan. 20.--Ii Il slsaE and
cold here today, with no indieatioBs of
sDow and not much wind. The mercury
vas 81 degrees below ssro during ths
night and is nOg u degrees bsloN.
RAILROAD TnAvkI susPkHDED.
WArKnroMn, OAK, Jan. MA rail-
road blcaha6e has ci0sed IN again, with
ths meFonry 81 IS dearses below zsro a
8 o'oiOck this mo1ninQ. Al faiiroad
travel Is suspended again.
EUmnMB OF EaoxsH ENoEEaEraa.
ST.. PAuL. Jan. 21.--An evening pa
per figures The ioss af life il lass weeks
Olfzxard - G35. A dezzn rev eases ars
reported from FeFmillion, Dakota.
Over thirty persons sere ffo4en q
death IN Isaks county, and tbs LEGAL
anihaFiaies afe suppzasaina the uew8
fhis TumoE, however, lacks oonirma'
| tinn.
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ooHExnnxum wAHxKD TO MAKn A REFnE1s
on mAxKA
LonDos, Jan. MAJ nsmssiipE of tbe
directors Of tbe unils3 etaic8 0sbia
eompsny tsdsy. John RsndeI, ths chair
man, naid thaa the progressive oeYalop-
uepl of the cable tfaihe ogoi6 n0l BE-
snstainsa b. ehe sir penny rates. whicb
bad oszned % give decreased retains.
He therafore edEscafsd oo1lsfenee -
deiermine uhat Wouid b rate. both
foe ths sharsholdsfs sud the paelis. II
the lraf1e dsNslopsd b. i1e SIX psnuy
rnln ccnld Be uaalntained at sbillina
rate. the inarsass woaid nCs baxasn tie
uubIis ana would satisfy fhs oompanS.
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n.aah 81 captaan AhaM,


6AIKM, Jan. Co. Special --Oaptsin
William Shaw, a we'll known and ven
erBbls MaFion county pioneer. died -
his reaidenoe, on Howell ptairie. today.
at The advanced age Of 92 years. The
deceased vas born Ia Tennessee ID lbs.
when 10 years Of aGe be enlisted In the
var OF 1872, and served, with credit. 20
the end Of THAI trouble. He emierated
20 Missouri 10 1919, and 90 Oregon IN
1874. He took % bis location on Howell
prairie ia 1886, where be has ever since
resided. He served AZ a lieutenant arc
captain in the Cayuae Indian waE of
1913. ard waa q member Of the leaig-
laiure Of 1850. he eied fnll Of years
and surrounded b. his family. He
leaves fonE children
Enaaranee Nallcs.
SArxM. Jan. &c. ~ Gpecial. I--Seerssary
Mcbride, acting as Insurance oommis-
eioner, eivea ncfiee tkat be vi not au-
thorfzs the Continental life Insurance.
company, OF Hartford, Oonneaticnt, 90
transact business IN this gtafB during
lhs wear 1853 uniil IL shall show that ID
has an unimpaired paid np cash capital
81 $4,000. This rotiee u given fe-
cause the insurance eommiaslouex of
O0zneeticut has reported thaf the espi-
sal Of said oompanyia Impaired.
Warrant Hssaea.
ekN FRkxcscc, Jan. 90.--A warrant
| for the arFess % FFank Arthur Gouid.
ihe New Esaiand postmaster wanted on
3 charge Of embkxzlemdnt, was issued
today ana viii be served on 6oHid as
aonn hs be comss in SIGHT Of the aity II
/ e q % the steamship Zsalaudia, aua
tomorrow from the calonies. u Is sup
posed, hovsysE. thai be Esft TIC vessel
aa Honolasu.
The gnaer-weasmFed allk.
NKw Yczx. Jan 9o.--The tnvassiRa-
/ sfou of CcilectoE MaRone int the esses
| af she under measurement cf textliE
| fabrics imported from Eusope Axed tha
vaiue of eooda imported IL Excess ol
| the invalasd oaanfify 81 SOL. .o00. Wegy
| IarRs Arms ars said 70 Be involves.
aesfIenaeae .Cempleien.
Nrw YozK. Jan. %. i VS. an.
noauced Testerday that & seitismanl
kstween Ksid0r O1banfel3 and his credi
tnFs had heen compieisd. Tbs deea
rnenta were signed 81 ail the creditors
a. their representatives. i q zzid thai
AW2..A.IA 4t4I AEANl - - - - ~Ns~~-S
i sIou and hs Is 10 pay bis creditors 8
fan in fear years.
BelleR RmKsf nnd Etrss
! ykNKsruAR, Wis, gau. % The bailel
IN Go. KasrRsr A O1mpssg's Grain ele'
vatog bnfst thts morning. kliiina ~
Kagiuer. 4 msn nAns9 ke1EBdys anf
Faunsa BeaeheE. Tha baiidinE TOOK eu
aud az The iaHa aeesaass thaEe vas dan
Ser az q esnaral conn4nratieps es ~
water surpay vas nfxinR eat Ard -
aarnes usrs soskana eggafd ne 'op4ee'
! warshousss and shs Northwestern d
pot-
Kaassx esBFies Recessed
Drntrs. Jan. 91--Wiliism OsBKian
| ei.fnr ~ Ts1ef Jrziend. who hss eeaI
r1afned ii priaon nines OsiooeR -
, - re,eesz4 ffom tes 1aii4uots -
fnta9. be pFeoseted - tke pfle<t'
hanss q Tulsamcre faaawe1 b 8 ssrz
, / ercwf. walsh ehaern4 a1m rsDaaAealg }
. Thaee was - SIneE6sH.
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DunLn. Jan 20.-Blans, mambeE Of
parliament for South ArmsRh, vas AZ
rested q Armagh a. she same time thaf
Father MeFadden was taken into custo.
dy. he Vas committed FOR trial on tks
charge Of making epeechas aFning ien-
ants 10 resist the authogItles.
Father McEsdden vas committed for
trial on charge Of holding anti-lana.
lord and nnti-polies me6tinaa. Ha vas
removed ID company with ME. Blnns 70
The iail al Doneeai.
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Wuuwra. Jan. - --PreE1ieE Green-
- $500 % appsal 30 lhs egnnsEy
49, hvsun a 4 RsnsHal eseeafnns 1nia
= - Is Nsrnnzsas intenttaa % cpp0&e
- rSrs'r.sios Is ~ neu ni1iFteK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

rnKMsT PLACED Ta cuaxupx AND Axso 4
MKMBzR o. RAnkKAMnNr.
DunErs, Jan. 20.-Fafhsr MnEaddan,
Of Gueedofe. has been arrested q Ar
MACH fos taking part h the opposition
% eNirl tenants.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

LoNDoN, Jan. 81 IslnRramn from
Ioulon report he eovoEnmeni aKs1ual
10 be suddenly she aonno of araat nn.
tiVitT, eForythine haina haatened q
place TIE squadron Of iron cIada and an
available oruleaf1 h readiness % E1Il.
1ho men q Tie DISK yaFds work sxlsa
tlma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

RKnhxM, Jan. 30s-Emparur Wil|iam
rsceived the pfaaidsnt Of the LandtaR
today. and 10 the oon1as of hts remnrk8
OBSERVED that the RFuasinu hnanose
would snow further considerable in
pTosement n. aa be hoped, IN spite ~
ne existing unoeraalnty of pnlllloal A.
fairs, peace we're malutainea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

Bas1oH. 1au. 20. -Ths Conmlsrfal
BailsfA uili give tomouou 3 fepoEt -
ssFpst wools and tie adeIaahIi.tT 81 rs-
moving The existing duiy On ihat aIaaa
Of heeess. Opini018 ara causmlMa3 fm
letEaKs from Inc laF1aat cagpe8 mannfae-
tugsss b tho aaunfry, the iesalnR wonI
arowsfs. lncla3ing tae pFeGident 81 10
national association. the isadina hinn-
kef 41d W0oion 3au1f1etQ1sfg, fha
lssdinR importers en4 ma nhisf daAiorH.
From tAe EEpites Il maF Be aaAa fhaa
fFon eaEpssB vii BE- favored b lhs oar-
rsi and blankel manufactnrera.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

Los AH1ELHa| Ian. Nils esIden19
of n. Van nys, st Spring and Sew
enth streets, w1a burned Tits morning.
Only he pasloF furniture and the plane
weKa saved. IA was une of fha hnaa4
hsuasa IN the city and the moet elaanna-
" furnished. TIE loss viii b. about
$50 600 and fhe insufanes about 1l1,-
900. A Gre had been kept n tne flGt.
danca All night. and Il IL Supposed khnl
Il eaueht In the partition from sno nuA
leading from the crate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

BraLm. Jan. 30.-Aecorsine % a.
Pests report of fhs eupeHos'n ramalks
% tue president 81 she kandsaa. his
maiss4y e0ncindsd with an expsa1ainn
of raaFet thMf Tie Ksandwehr bill ~ me
Roiehs.aa mads oonsldoEahis nuanoial
demands b1l tbeaa he aid wesa ebsn.
luieig neses8ary in wee ol ne iuoEa1s-
lnR nrmaments q tho nslabbora 81
Germany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

TucsoN. A. r., Jan. 90.-Tho Jury "a
The oasa Of she FAniano ifaln roobeln
returned 3 verdict today osn9ldflnQ
Doc nmart and acQultsinQ A. W.
snyder and w. 4. Hki6mofe. George
Green pleaded Qnilty AZ one Of tho
prinoipals. Sentence viii bs psonnano-
"a foaofrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

LoNpox, Jan. 20-~It Il stated iho1
6pata is oFRanixAna an expedilsnn fnq
MoFeooo. 10 eonaiss Of ~ 1900 men.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

Afterwards R1Fs bsiIlIaut a1ir1a fa
tteIf h11aE. ai Whie4 Sig HoazEs tfclls1.
British aEneaasad9E, De ffisas nnf oftel
atnaeezaen and ihe eilia af nneIian a1al-
esg wars present. Todag M D. aisga
gave 3 farewell hanonf8 % Kss21 Wan-
dolph and LadF Ehafchil AmonQ ~
raessa wsfs tna exzr and Hzf Nobef1
M1zfs4 1rara B1ks afEIns fnlag-
faf,sas L.1f8 aau3ssra a14 hla mff8 a. 4
/ fanaasi 90 Wesnss1y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

LoAnoz, Jan. zy-Tha fopoFt lhaa
Admiral Sir George Igyon Wonid sue.
oead Lord Charles BeFaBfnFd as funioI
lord admiralty, waa untrue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

uHrrAGo. 1An. 0.--foninhl. o. fha
ogcaaian Of TIE last peffofmaoce %
Hsnfy irving ard Ml1a Terry fu ohi1a-
90 this year, MeFi1kot,s lheal1s u4a
oreSdad % the o0oFA The pEozEamma
was made up Of one aes each from tho
"Leala Xl." and 'sOlivih" when Ne
cuFtain dropped theEe we're raplated
calls Tor Irgina, and after howina be
Acknowledgement thFce tlnee Be made
q orlef speech thanking The pennln ccl-
coEded him aao bis eompang during
RnRamsnt has been the mosl eaeoe1sfnI
rFeR plaVad n the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21

EEum, dan. 1.--4upulem asoee All.
matea andeF tie eovefnm9ztis ruliffar9
hlll already laFRsiy exaaad NH10a8 n1R
MARKS feoeuilg nasnt.onsd a. tha a1n
requires.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-05-10

dured when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
would have fortified the voyagers against
them. Sea captains, and in fact all old
salts and veteran travellers are acquaint-
ed with the protective value of this es-
Unable preventive and remedy, and are
rarely unprovided with it. Emigrants
to theiar West should use it as safe
guard against malaria. Seek the aid OF
the Bitters for dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint, kidney troubles, and all
ailments that impair the harmonious
and vigorous action of the vital powers.