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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
cssDEssEs rslEesass.

General 0rnok has arrived al Chicaso.
3s uew headquarters.
phe emperor OF B..s;i h reported TO
be sefsopsiy III al Milan.
Belgium kas formally dsclinea 10
change sss presens sogar system.
All the league branches Of Limerick
have condemned the vspal reserivs.
Presiden: A. r. Birnssd. OF Ooiuss
bsa college. has resigned On Aesouns Of
failing hs l.h.
= Il noe a. pears tras 6ensrsI BEEN at
tempted 70 raasder his wife before con-
nliftirg suicide.
knssis Ia contemplating arosbsr er-
tsdlsian In Central Asia, With ssp scint
designs en- Persia.
ssxsy-six Gresk rsssspesIs arrived &C
New YORK ou Sunday, sna they are to.
ing dsssired &C charge Of osinR pan.
pess.
fssbslla Andres vas on Sradsv
morning eeqaittsd nf tbs cfarae II
nuTd' sna Henry Nssdhsm. st Ian
Pedro.
Bi.hou Charles II rca,.n ID. D., L.
L. D., nf ssn francisr., sscned 10
vsss sadignss Ia Ase Ysfk on ssndsy
Afternoon. Bs socks gu the death or
Jesus Carist TO save mankind.
The Dartmouth faculty hss decided
TIM she stueenss must eivs pp football.
BASEBALL or general sfsietsos. on accounts
OF tbs excessive smoans Of time and
q oney required 10 eobdaos them all.
Osickess ere dsv siating Algeria. su-
sifeiy destroying vesstasson. 5hsis
desd bScsss ara srsa.spq . peesslsnes
mud .Esesfaring wish ths rnnaing Of
isains be.xs<a Ccns sEsfss aad B4-
lasas.
Bsfnsrd Hors. ~ the aIn OF Horn 3
Osapman OF san Efsrcisoo. srd Jossth
Ellis. aailse,or Ter the grm. xers sesiers
BY isjlred on s4aasy ey being tsrown
fsou haegysst tbs corner &C Kkespy
ana nsrkei streets.
General BoalsnCer has oesn eIcs'ei
ra1glefpsi oouncsi for TaiIskv by tia
~ ssueDns action q tss vortc.er 10
shs srns factory there. ail Of soen
voted fns tts General spdepeadsn. OF
ips 81 esrEsi ballot.
s. y. allros and his t,fosh.r vess ser.
.oaaly soznded 10 a sssspessts saoosise
zarsy rssr Dra3nonc, Aopsans, ON
suossF. Tes ssatfsi vas over q dis
rated fsHes. The eshss parties we're
Pas Dosisy. hia sou sonn, Jsm - Camp.
trl. ssd Bzir K.1g.
Aiss Ss,y LsAofe. q Lsma vsiiey,
Nss Asxioo. seo ssss shos through tbs
sAcsldef By her rival. Miss rArsh Bal
tun. ia 9 eseI sssr tie 1dsesioas of
| . soara eowbey Enmsd Wnismaa,
| qasSsls sseevsfsd from lbs vsusa and
sni,ssd 60. ssstzfday afternoon With her
/ pissoi. Esesiu2 bar rival at tie gGfa of
her hesne u soos her dsss an1 sJos. ID
proudly sf s1e dss5 czsIt arrested Mhs
bsgsou sss ssiesEsly ssstss9 fcF sisa-
iias oYEorfss.ss. . loaded rsSsIv6s BE-.
Ina fo7pd on hsr psssop after daAah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
YgRslslE ACsaDExr.
sxsiongS or cas- on Powpxs cAusxs
MANI uEATus.

kxHi<casS OF cas- uF foNpf3 CAuSkS
MANI pRATns.
Meuwr CAnurx, Pa. Mar e.-Be-
tween ~ and IL O'Clock last highs see.
rsb,a accident ocsosred on the Pills
Geiphia snd Residing railfcad. between
this sity and Lasnst Gar. A freight
train consisting OF seveaty tvs soars.
bound for Wislisrlpcrs, beeanse disson-
pectsd by the breaking Of ooupiira
and the engine aud three cars ran bait
q uiIa before the crew disosversd teat
the ~ In was divided. Tts frss section
awaited she arrival OF the second ss the
foot OF heavy grade. and the brake
tnen, losing control OF the secoud sec
tion, ID dashed into tie fsst section.
causing an expiosion Ia the third oar
which vas losded With Dupsnt poxSer.
At sEe scene OF tbs acoidcnt tha rail.
ros3 rona along sgeep bill, at sle bat
tom Of which stosd two rows Of toaseG
occstiad By tie Phiiadelphia AID Resd-
ing Goal and I on Uomrapy's employees
On the hilIsldc stosd a little cottage CO.
cupied by John Qosnu and his family
es foCr chsltren-iwa boys ard two
cisss. Toe force Of the explosion
wrecked fbe bnsia,nzs, seventeen IN all,
EI4 t1r tAQ1Su rls AsC w ttlF stAhrs
Quinn and his two little Girls
we're burned to deaih. The two boys
sssapsd with sewers burns. Simon
Kspnswick's family. consisting of VIII
Ire Cavsnauah. an adopted child aged
eight years, Alice ksnaewick AGED I've
aud his wife and neg born babe. Mr.
Kspuevick carried HE vtfe from ths
burning bniIdine bat the children were
burned 10 deasa. Taif.y persons wzre
Injured. the mes. serio5sly bsite M,s.
Hlles Dsushsrty, Lex broken. bruised
aud out; bar mother, Mrs. Mstaess,
car, bruised and internally injured;
Ksry, daughter Of 81. siil.s, nsek eat
and nruIsed; Andrew McElwee. right
eye destroyed aud neck cut; John Dsu-
Ian, seft hand suputsted and cus ab7u.
the liDbs; Mrs. Patrick McasHns. m.
kls hart. Mrs. Ken5exick ts suffering
iion tAe shock and her condition 10 SO
rioos. Several Of she injured sent to the
ainef's h0spitai.
In all twelve e1rs were destroyed and
seventsen houses with their furnitors.
AL windows IN Locast Gap churches
sas school kouses uess broken and
doors blown Cd. IL Mount Carmel
large store were broken. The total lass
Is estimated a. e15 o0c. Tbs sreckina
cYews will soon hAve the rosd open
again for travel.
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The Ar,i.sssu rrased,

OmAHA, kAJ IA Representative Of
the Bee. Who vas eert 10 Arlington T.
invss,ica,e she Freeze Gra.ssss1bsn
holocaust, INSIDE q thorough txau,ies-
fisn tcdsy and developed facts which
show that II vas not an accident bnt A
tsrribse crime. Tie body Of Ma.
Fred GTa;eirsahen scs exaaainc
and her shfoss vac frcra 70 Esys
bseu ont. Tie theory ID thss the
murderer himself, met tis fate 10 at
temptspa 70 escaps altar killing hss yte-
tins. Fasefsi seIvi,fs were hsld this
afteruoor.
Boiler Explosion
Drxvss. Nay IA Trisidad special
10 the ye.ss ssss that Wristiy and Mo-
Herarichs ssv mill boiler st Wet
Cassu, exploded on Saturday killing
Tom Foster ard Er2ipeer Page.
AIeerasssn 81 HAIL sesytee
wAsHyxaros. May 5.--sersicf Frye
.oday iasrcdrced In form Of 4 bill. an
arserdnent heretofore reported BY
tim {, the poesofsice appropriation bill
10 rroviAs sore eficis ps msii ssrvlee
betxesn ihs Untssd States and Central
sud ssatn america and the West ir-
psopristed, however, 10 increased fron
e<oo 600 e. originally Sroposed, to
III GOO Zoo. b1E auasorizss the posltEas-
ter Rensral 10 ooutrses vita American
bssls aud Registered steamships Tor tbs
transportation OF Uessed ststea mails
10 porls in tie ecnntfiss named. These
esnsrecss TO be st o ceIoSeusstseH not
10 sxcssi ene ceus TO, each 40 grams
weight on lessers snd OLE tveEi;eih Of
ere cent fer azsh &ho grains veieti On
psosrs for esoh es1t!sai nl.es trans
psrsad on the o7tvard fr o.
Against Rsbhsta aad the fhfsese
sxrsrr. n. Il. w.. Msy lat con-
fersr-a he'd ,osGy 20 consider Esethoes
far eo!as szAy with the rshcst PES, II
xss se-taAd 10 seieet 80 Island nrcc
whlsh to expsfszseHs Win Paste1r enc
cshes ussss9ds.
Tee steamers Tsirsa ssd Afg6sro
viii Caiasse suigfsEts esss sffsstc
ters. Pol.ne have taken stsps so PRE-
rss.k the landing 81 ths Chinese Tee
9svsyrroeris OF Ssx Zssiaud and Tas-
rnanfa coeczr ia ses crsntoo tbss tie
/. Ger 81 Cotnsss ssaor Eoss D. enecssd.
Phuaaeiphi2 saloons Dseimated.
pau.pxi FILA, May lin The nssie,
sor an Alternative vEli ~ issGosGssa
| spen tie JUICES os tie iiesuss esnri ss
| stax esnse vsy fhs5 sto7sd efsas q
IIasenss % W. A. kssene7sh, shs "a
urtxe eoef. triS rsofBirg fefsstd fhs
| arr. Inss sss Eesgresd ss . test csse
pv seoasaaas ss ssbszn keepers zGs
1 nsss bese fesEsea itssnses altar ysEs
10 Tnsse v.it be afoat fH9 eztc1Ei
"a tkis sisy seAtuse eco a present
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InE srLrAsA EXPLOSION.
nsMARxADLx grosy ABouT THAT xHaon.
ABlE DISASTER.

ABik DsSAHTkE.
ST. Loum. Nay THE svfci tx.
p.usiOa on the steamer S1.tsra. near
Memphis, txeusy-ihrse ycsr7 age, Ia
vhicn nearly two thousand union soi.
disrs lest stesr lives. hss always bsen q
mystery. TIE Survivors. az theis re
untous. bsve recently made statements
regarding the affair, bat the most stnti-
mental story hes been told BY resi-
deut CT this cisy. wtl:srs q. ssrcetsr.
His s.steuaxf axes iha EXPLOSION A. the
t,ssu,s ~ design. Hs cs4sms that a
Lated confederate blockade runner and
ns!i carrier nEIasd Robsrs Lovden.
better knpwn durirg the var ss Ohsriea
Dale. vss tie author of tbe terrible
dis Scr. S,seetcs claims that L1v9eu
told ti;n after the cioss Of the "a. that
while the Srltana .sy at the Memphis
9herf 10 snuesied aboard large limp
OF eosi 10 which xss concealed q tor
redo. This be deposited on fuei pile
IA frnnt of TIC boiler for the express
pG.psse Of causing the dessruesioa Of
lae boat. What hss hsso@s Of Low
dsn ts unsEass.
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II u sov sArr THAT rnB sufrAs DID 50.
KxyuaK TO AxnTTaArH.

WAsHEoros. My The following
ststemsns ia regard 70 tee TsDgssx s q sir
10 isscsd ty tie aeSzs msns a. tsss:
rtfusai ty the sastzn Of 4srossn 10
arbitra;a. II proposed 20 Corsai Lewis
some vssss szo - ssssc . s5sctsl sz-rs
30 iaogler 20 dtserss xstn Mf. Lsst-
rnatiers ot difference. al ess1siops
spau walsh tnsy e5asd rot agree v-rs
20 se sefeusd b sSas taise sefs9n.
via toe apvrossls OF ths ssste de-
psrsGsni As. Lsss. szfetd TO iris and
after scGe disssssssn - 30 tie details n
aouaple.e understanding vas reached.
The meetings vsse 70 begin On Saturday
last. rAs pfssenss q Q1sbnstsasn a.
ancier sas essnzi ana asd ustA.Gg to
d. s.:A sls 5ss.Ississ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

SENATOR'S MITCHELL Axn rKlLRR ALONE
QPPssx IT.

tk>AftES AftSHLkL AND fklLkh AAo&9
ofF0sK IT.
WASHINGTON. May f.-The Actien u
the Caisfarata State Ce1veeticn con,
1csrning ths acw thiness treaty. waa
have htsle influence ON tbs dve hspuol3-
can scsatsrs sror the Pacific coast. Zen
asor Stewart ssid yeeserday: II do nos
b iscsc that tho ecnvs nttsn wcul have
expressed itself IS Il aid u the prop ,eed
Anaenameafs - the treaty. which ars veg
bind rs. were hsfosc II Pos essonaliy.
lem in favor OF the rstsfication At tbs
troass. senator Stewart thinks Ill The
pse DC d.itgstirA viii vote for the rasi-
6casion excsps senator Mitchell.
The ssnase 10 executive session rati~
Cd shs Chinese treaty without
eivssias. Senators Teller and
Mitchell sads stirring speseses
% wesca they re ssssh the grounds af
tosir opposition to tbs treaty. bat did
not ceDand q vote.
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raxs slAsxs sEsolEuscx.


lFrvm the Portland ufcgsrisn. esh issai
That Hasire scsaiussan freferriog 10 the
prosedinss OF the XAkinA csnvenstoal
Aeyesss 20 have h<c- soAdet. fr0m whAi
sas secu.vea xsns>- the convcntscn.
Arykow u<ny Of shs Hen who veted
ag~le-s shn rcSclatsun sre industvfous3y
trymg to ssrsss1sR The sisuAtion.
Ih1 who vested Axsinss the re<clusioe
are now pref ssslns ue1naisfted ndmira-
siao for Rs&tHe hus who woaid not vote
for ermpliIefttrT resolutions Thee
Hssn appear 20 have changed thsir uinds
~ 70 the pres2ecfs us nl.in~'s candidacy.
rec frxmsrs OF the sesolasior buizdea
Eare Wisely than ihey knew.
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w AsntSeroN. Aay 7.--The bsud ofxurs
ings Today amounted to ~ 769 30 and ,he
secretary Of ths treasury accepted al so
ruhite Ruidtng nastess.
wAsuSeroS. May THE senate com
mistee On pu bile buildings today ordered
1t Reno Nevada $50 coo and vnginlA
City. Nevada. tsS Co.
Jury Secured N Murder Case.
SAN FE.scIsco, May IA jsry was
ford fos tbs murder OF Martha Van Baren
Burke. in the laiteris ressaursAt on the
night Of February 81 began today. 1here
MAS III feeling betwesn the parties due 10
tia defendant having married Brrkes
divorced wife.
sai,se Jshnssa sesseueea.
SAN Francisco. MayT.-Jahn johnson.
the saiioe. convicted OF the murder oi
Gapssia Williams OF the chip 0ccidsnal
on The high seas come months ago. was
sentenced 10 imsrisonm nj 1T the roissm
Sss,e prisoa fof ten years and nAs Of
1itoo.
Brsker Palmer ess s1 Baif.
Bosrox. May 5.-J. y. Palmer, stock
broker. was arrested yssserd , on 8
chsrxc ef cmh xxlipg fll COO worth Of
stocks belonging "a y. w. fiyan. He Was
, silsd ont thts morning IN bosds OF
$So,eoo Palmer = hope essly iavosved.
owing about 80 600. with rs ssssts bs-
yond his scat ia the stocx exchange.
Msrdeses nsnsea
DunLIv, May r.--Ths sentence Of death
against james Kirby. the coavioscd mur-
dsrer ot 0arqse, In aovsmhor iass WAS
carried into effect today.
steamer CsiltsasI 9epesseA.
NoRroLK. Va, May The Drifish
ar "A al sr<,<. fr-xrv. A9as
adeipniA was towed here In aistress. and
ropogts being In collision Sunday after
noon. during . fog. with the stesfner
kufeka, from New York To New Orleans.
Wien the fog lified the EsrekA vas no
where IN sight ana it II feared sho was
sunk.
aueabsr ef Parliament Csaylete1.
DunLIs. May 7.-rhomas Joseph Con-
doa, sremdss ef raslisnenf, w,.s today
convicted aa charge OF participating
ia sn unlswfai assembly aaa sentenced
10 two weeks imprisonment with hard
labor. ihe hearing oa the oiber char
see againss him vss adjsurned.
Chisese ssaG nassnbis>
WASHINGTON. May 7--sscy csary Fair
child ass decided that a ,nr sticks" are
au,isoio at the rate at la ser cent. and
"btas s.iess' as 30 per cent. Roth ar
ttcses are impaired hy Chipess mer-
ohsnis fss makiEa soap. Toey had
r.asea tha question: - 70 taeir proper
classification.
sandsy Law pectsien EevesssA.
JfrvkHsoS oiIY. No.. May 7x-Tbs
spGtsIns csufs tass morning savrssed
JoiRe Noaeaa's slsaislnn apoa she San
Sss isS. Ia II held that tina city gov
srutnsrt II Ss. Loas never nad tee au-
teority 10 grant pSSsni, 81 IN for tbs sale
OF siss aud beer en- Sunday.
news 81 . lyaeAins.
ATLANTA. Ga. NAV 7.--rbs news has
just resehed here 81 sne iyashfng less
nieht OF Dso Sale, co,ored rapisa,
near tss viisags of Dsnsuss hy passy
cf tsecsy live N n.
0osel susaed Dewn.
CoL1os. Gala, aisy 7.--rca Archibald
House va Destroyed hv DIE shss morn
log. Toe ioss is 5000. Tbe property
vas paftly insured. uuDbxs Of autsls
ns,Fosiy oecayed v;ta their lives.
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zoukx PsocExDssos.

WAsuxoros, Nay - Inmsaisteiy
after the call Of sissss Mr.. bisncoasa.
81 Louisiacs. vss rscoEnizad by toe
s,,r aker. ans De moved 50 sSspsrd the
rs,lss ana rsss the river and tarfscr eih
Nr. Hlaueeara's feSssst 20 espsese
v.ta the reading OF tie bal Sss Sts-
iartei to, and The ieng hsti Sss rs.a ~
dstaii. A prsiintrary vote en- a ssecs
r.atio,r 20 Suspend tbs raies for ths
river and hsrbor bill resulted a. ioi-
iovs: Yeas Iss, nays IL. Tie 1sstosis,
OF tke ocpssssss OF the bin reffa:Rd
from vo;irr. 4 bali boar csecie sss
tbsn announced. lie Eiver and nsfooi
baiI pass<d bs vote ef l3i yeas 10 q
nsyx. several sBexcf1sofs rsve of<r
insofporssea ia tue fsyss s1.o ssfpo'
n,Il siucs isss befors tbs hoEse- Ii.
sunracrfasica Tor HnGbottf hsrh.f
fiaIseosris. vss rscacsd .rc@ tiIUs
- Sis5 me. while tssss sor Oskisrs
sa.ssps vss increased freq tlf5oCo Il
x1onCn. TIE rssdiSs Of tbs bal eo1'
.unsd au boar and taft
Nr. Sssden, es fe5zss lFsais. &C
rssns.S . rssss5 sns tie r=os5-F- 3
exert a ti,s galss ga ssco1t q iiS Z
ID tie "a tssxiss Of s-n ogpoBsrts CT al.
.sras1xs sssfs as.g ffon yoiiez.
Mr.. HaGetssd. of Loniszsra- Sfsss,
sxs.xi.se %. changes - tse esis. siaiins
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NArEoNAL LsGlslAT10S.
ppocxxpyHGs IN BOTH BRANCHES OF
coxaRKss.

psoCxKDNGs IN BOTH BRANCHES OF
coxoRKss.
WAssuolox. Msy THE senate. at
the conc usiou of the morning business,
rssu med consideration OF the railroad
Iand forfeiture bill, tbe question being
IN tie amenSment offered by Mr.. Pat
mer. prcyioipg that no sale OF entry
.x,aIi be confirmed to TIE prejndice OF
s.s pre-emptics or homestead claim
~ Sled under the existing decisions
90, q secretary Of toe interior snas vas
s,,',, 10 on tae frss day cf January,
1888. a,.,,
h;,i ~.rt ever snd the pleurs.puen-
monia hill was taken no. :,
Inc folio, wing biils wsfc rspoTte gro
n,ac. A on the calendar. Senate bii. 70
ss,ssii. n a Isud ofi;se at Folsom, hs@
Nsx.co: eerste bill adversely 20 essso
iish an additlonai laad ofice q SPRING.
Ths .sns,e then ressed the eonss
;oins resoIutiop 20 cradle the preeicsns
~ lhe United States 10 extend 20 cef-
tain inhabitants M japan s1staoie res
oonitioa OF Ihsir humane tsessme1s OF
shs eurvivors Of the American Dafk
Cashmere.
The confederation of tie railroad iaro
,rant forfeiture bill wss resumed. aro
NJ Palmer withdrew h's penang
amendment snd offered another pro
vidiue that nothing N the scs snail oe
oonssgued to confirm any private estfy
for land heretofore settled upon ano
now claimed under oovas OF homesteao
ar pro- euopsiou laws, but that 70 all sncn
,assa the comus ieeioner Of the eeneret
iand oGlce sud The secre.sry OF the 10
.s,icv shall hear aud dssegu,ine toe
rlaims Of the parties respectively oy sne
n,cvisious of the existing laws.
M. Spooper cppossd tbs iatses amend
nent and the bill went over untsi to-
The house BIZ to restore 70 the pabl'e
ac.nsin a pa,t of tbs Utah Valley In
aiax reseryasiou In Utah Was taken
src1 she caleSdar and passed attn
sons verbal smendmertsl.
Tne senate resumed its consideration
of the hill to provide for o bureau OF
enimal industry to facilitate the ex-
rortafion Of live stock and sbcsr product
ana 70 extirpats plsnro onssuc3is, ana
vas addrs ssse BY Mr.. Reagan in oppo
sssion 10 the bill.
~. Vest moved an ame1dmest pro
xadlns that the owner Of tee cattle OF
sny psrsou having charge OF the same,
snsli have reasonable potics OF time,
when and place where the sppsaissmsns
vii be msde, aod shall be permitted to
ueks proof Of tns yalus OF the cattle,
sud it ia also provids3 that the board,
4. eceuss and servants. sosii have 10
authority to exercise stsir 2 vsrs with
i, MS l.nits Of a State tsxca 81 ~ ssSses
xsrds. cars or ssssslsi wsihost aFss sb-
ssin,ng the consent and corporation
~ shs sxscssive aathosities OF tie
State,
Nf Coke made So sfgsmsni AGAINST
the hly, am after sofce farther otscos.
siou tha bill vent over Without sSsions
AID tee ssna;s cjsngnsd.
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yHE NoHIsATED JgsTNE.
sroE7 TEir Ers oos1rkMksIoS WILL NJ
Dxz4rrp BT sxsaros EDsUsrs,
wAsHfxerCx. Nay 7.-As fEessinz ef
,Ae sea1Eo con issiatxe 80 Jud CARY. s-esy.
70 se4Soc ~ss texea CT tins noratn2 lou II
sssss.ss W. snlieg. 20 be ehi<s jastlos
except fol msl sefezence cf shs matter
&c sab ecmn4sttes-
s.okY ~ cyEcvLAyr5s.
CHicaso. Nay 7.-1Le Dsssy Srrs hss
: ~zstspgten sp~esss Which ssys;
= aere " Eosy in elrs7i=sioa that Sxn-
stcs E1surds uiii have tes nontnstiop
hung up nrtil sfsxr tse stretlos n ortsr
10 sosss he posssbie ctsnea Of haysna .
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SAN FRANcIsoo, Mayf-Jahn johnson.
the saiios. conyicied Of the murder a.
CApsaia Williams OF the shsp Ocuidenal
on The high seas some months ago. was
sentenced To m.srisonm nj at the roissm
Sssre rfisoa for ten yuArs and q aAs Of
1lt00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

B0eroN. May III. y. Palmer. stock
broker. was arrested ysssera , on Q
rhsrxc cf cmh xxlipg fll COO worth OF
siocks belonging Va y. W. fiyan. he Was
D silsd ont thts morning IN bopds OF
50. coo Palmer - hope exsly iavo.ved,
ewing about 80 600. with Ms ssssts bs-
yond his seat IA the stoc exchange.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
Jsry secsr<s q . Msraer Case.

SAN Francisco May Ia jury vas
ford fos tbs murder OF Martia Van Baren
Burke in the laiter's restaurant on the
night Of February 81 hegAn today. 1hefo
~as III feeling between the parties due 10
tia defendant having married Bnrke'a
divorced wife.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

sADUArK o. THK UNIVERSITY
(Y N penaay iyanis. makes . spociAity
~ .ti.Ssa~es Of the aye. ha.s aIs Throat
4 ss.ss ,ssvas.. chronic ana o. IN diseases.
t...s.asyss oan1ar. tuInoss ssd ulcers ~tia
a. aAin Of qse of tho knife.
1.s.iss eotssr Thsrd and Cherry sssosss
tftuss y =. IA. ~ I .. m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

wAsntSeroN. May THE beod ofYer.
inga Today amounted to - 10 30 and ,hs
secretary OF tbs treasury accepted vlt so1
Puhiae Ruidtng Matters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

WASiNofn<. MAY Tine senate conn
miftee an puolic haidlngs today ordered
II Reno, Nevsd< $50 coo and vnginiA
1 ity. Nevada esS Coo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08

DcnLIS, May f.--Ths sentence Of death
against James Kirby. the coavioscd mur-
dsrer a. Oarsqee, In aovsmhor iAss wAs
carried into effect today,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-08
lBesel Hurnesi new a.

CoIZos. Gala, aisy 7.--fca Archibald
House va destroyed hv dfs shss morn
log. los ioss h $500. Tbe property
vas partly insured. a AuuDbss Of suesis
n2yrosiy oecayed vita tksir lives.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
Forests of ALASKA.

The southeastern part Of the territory,
from being the most accessible, Is the
most frequently visited and the most
commonly referred to as ALASKA as q
consequence, though really less of Alaska
than Alaska is of the United States.
Fully four-iifths Of this part is quite
densely wooded, and the other fifth is
composed Of water, which winds in in
Vulnerable channels like so many rivers
crossing each other at all angles. but con-
Meeting with the sea; their waters are
salt, and ocean steamers can ply their de-
vious ways. For this reason Alaska"
g. e. southeastern Alaska) has secured
the reputation OF being a well wooded
country, when, in fact, for every acre Of
land the summer traveller has seen in this
part, densely crowded with timber, there
are square miles Of untimbered tracts in
the vast Arctic part termed tundra, that
have never seen Plant life larger than the
leaves Of moss upon it, with perhaps an
exception here and there along the low
water courses Of a stunted willow q few
inches high that the whole family of
6alix would rcpudiate as black sheep in
the fold, while there are square town.
ships elsewhere Of land so sparsely for
ested, OF with such Indifferent timber,
that from all ordinary useful standpoints
they might have almost been tundra, and
give a little more grazing Land to tho
reindeer thereby. Frederick Schwatka.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
Under the sphinx' I've.

Farther on il the desert: on tire right
b the desert; in front is the desert; all
around is a vast plain, now golden, now
red, now in Part black, nov gray, chang
ing as the sun changes, as the great
shadows of the pyramids are projected
upon il, or as the moon comes with its
pale light and tones down the grand
ehromatic display. The only variation
IN the wondrous eXlanse comes from tho
mounds Of sand hero and there. These
last change agreclbly 10 the whims Of
the wind. Like Graught animals. at one
moment they seem 10 be resting and
waiting for thcr call TO labor. Then
the airy MESSENGER comes and gives the
word. At once the sand begins to rise in
slender spirals. Body and strength are
gathered as IL continues whirliug and
ascending, until it towers aloft like a
great black column. Now it is joined by
Q wild company impelled by the wind,
and all hasten across the plain-all rising
higher and higher, all wavering, spinning
with awful velocity, until. their destina-
ton reached, they flare at the top like
water spouts, break and burst high in the
air, and are dilIused-a terrible storm
upon the plain below. Wee be to man
Or camel on whom descends the awful
weight! AS far as the eyecan see south
ward lies Egypt, the silvery Nile creeping
dong between the bands OF emerald.
Within view are over forty pyramids
ecribner's Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

plMPLhS, blsck-heads. Oh ,pped and oily skin
s"'prevented by CuIIcuRA INDICATED SOAP