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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01
BLIZzARDs.
Severese stsrm In vIseon.
ain for swo Years.


MunENkRuzm, De-. el.-Iha hlfrrnra
Whleh 81 Il Ysstsn3ag morning = TlIIi
RagiuA and q expeekeH 10 eanlinas ffll
lun1ahk About nfns inches 81 enDw
have falIsn. The trains on Al tka roads
lhFouEhu1f TIE ncx4huesf are uore a.
lsae aelR7ad. On he Chiaano. Barring.
ION and MoE1haKn The lKainn dne Fn-srr-
oag afteEnuon are skrace7ina = lkia
lnoEnlnG. he fEeirht tF&In7 % fhe
NaEthef Ranido hstWaan 1hia c1sV ana
Bismarck have been ahanannef. on
Al cehex roads tie trains are seRersI
keeEe l1to. he freinha trains al the
Aianeecta and Nnxfh western are ahnn-
oened. Naxinns poinia IN MinaAsosn
~ N4ke<a akneeneo the worst gknFn
g t1e season nooompanisH b unnan-
ally low temp9katnre. On eha Nnsfinrs
aud Dakota Eoada all the frains have
ben dlscontl1ued. The east bound
limited % tha Eoxihern Pacifie wn1
nlooked nsaF Medina, and arrived a.
jamestown eseEen hours lRss.
AVIAN nzz.ow xzno.
McETRzxxzn. VI, Dec. 2l.--9he cold
waya reached this seetlon early Innt
ntaht. This morning TIE fnllOwfnr ten.
peEakcfe b FepoEteds ~ Barre 50 degrees.
Calais g, East Calais 50. PaRdwick 81.
MaEah1eld -, Montpelier Sc. Woretown
%. Plainasid 90. West Randolph $ de-
Rrecs, all belew zero.
sxkHxxnx wAx.xs.
Rrrznnune, Dee. S1.-The rain end
sisel storm which prevailed al day
essered sne p1vementa With smooth
o0As Of Ice, and rendered walking dan.
RerouA. Up % midnight 20 persons
we're reported 70 have reoeised painful
ana - some oaeea SERIOUS falla. Two
men had thsir sknlls fractured. and are
O. serious oondition.
EnAvusz n VIRGINIA.
LxNuHuUna, Va. Dec. 8l.--Snoa and
sieet weEs falling "a this vicfnitv an
day. Reports Of The haaviest snow
Storm FOR years come from scuthern
Virginia.
NosE KxTENHva sronM.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3l.--Ths snow ana
wind storm Of last night and today has
been che most extensive ono thaf hes
occurred tn this section "a 8Wo yeara.
Al daylight many streets were
almost impassAhla and trains
vas condueted With great difficulty.
TIE iEails On ell reads we're fIom two
TO thrae hours late. Six inches Of snow
fen all ovsr;Ehe southern part Of Via
c0nnin and Is faR north as Green
bay aud Stephens point. In the ex-
tremo northern part Of the stats Che
fall was somewhat heavier. TIE wind
drlfted the snow badly dnrlnQ the
STERN. The 0'eloak. fast mail from
Ohio1go oollided with q standing train
81 the new Union depoe, demoiishing
two sleepefs somewhat. Nobody was
hart.
SHOW ~ wAsuE0xoN.
WAEnrna1ON, Dec. 3D. enoy fell here
this afternoon to 4 depth Of thFea
iuohes, and this eFsninR , Eleat Storm
prevails.
DRzTzzHa nkDLx.
sEAuK1oN, Va, Des. SILT has been
showing heavily most of The day, and
tbs wind causes the show 10 drift badly.
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SENSATIONAL MURDER.
Bright and rspuIar xsun~
Lawyer Nhst Dswn.
HawaEi Bni.Es czaxhs Rnskine oui
= M Klasulsy's ons.-A Ysuns
VIE b - ou...

WaEna1Es Ia, Dee. n .-Tha csranee,v
Nsy n4g ozouRht Il = uoEaiut nQafnsI
6dwAEd hlillnNas of maraeE ID ahs arsE
aezfoe for shooting w. 8. KinnsIsg.
4nl1 e1ee = o1s 81 tha mos1 asnsafIouei.
eoo haa mare peculiar faa1aFre Il 4
t14n anE Whleh has dsEeInned N Re
6l1te 81 Iowa. BIlIiner, nan a. nhrnf
9 Ye1x8 o. eee. w1a 8 respncted LAWYER
o. tae to11 81 WaveEIy. his wife We
w9m4n of ene figure ana with nnanV
nAAzme q fealurs ana mznneR. hua 8
good d11 ycuncoE than her hnshanf.
Wll KINGSLEY Was - years nf aRs. bnt
0Etlll&ns % d de0xee aa 4 lRw araannfe.
and 50 papu1er that he wns esriIg -.
eealfal - bs1aa eieetsd aounlr eftns-
nzy. 1ne lNo D11 - 11e kEne had Al
glllHe 3oNat11E and bnslnesa relatinzs.
Une cay tMo WEEKS a1o, Bflflnna called
g kinRsley's offlee. D1ddaalg raeasra
by 81 The street. were gIafiIed bV
the report Of pistol shota, ana hi.
iiDgs came running down the nfairs
crying out tha1 KinqaleT ha1 shea hiu.
Ane el1lzen1 ran up stairs and found IN
Ain1zley'e ONCE Mr.. KinaGley dead On
ne nool with buIint n bis brain.
hllllneg claimed that TIE dead man had
1hot hIm1elf En the mouth. Previous A.
this Billings had the yvuna attorney
arEeeted, TIE wnrKant charging him with
seduetton, e being sworn 70 by q Girl u
poor elFcanlsianoen. She afterwards
confessed Ehat the charge wna NOS true,
and that Billings bad indeed her %
swear 20 the warrant.
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AEAsKl nrnn.
xAn enAKMRH AID WHAT WILL m noNn
WITH THrA- ooynaNoB eWmNEonp
AND 1nkvNr..

THM GEAEMEH AND WHAT VIII nm r,s.mn
WITH THnM-o ooynnNoB sWNNEunn
And 1nkvKE.
Jadge Dawson has made An osder fas
the sale, az Junean, of the arrna srA
ammnntiion taken from ths BrilIrk
sohooneEs Ihofuteu, Oarolsna nnd On.
ward captured last yeaE By the Cofwin.
Attorney General Garland aans fnnfrun-
tons 20 bltka % have the three vsssela
liberated, bul as b made no mention 81
tno arms and ammunition. tbs court
eoneinded that they must Be cold, ana
gave direoiions accordingly.
TIE marshal has further been author.
ized % sell the schooner w. p. Sagwafh
tbFittah)s and the Alpha. Kate and
Anna, end sylvia Handy (AmeFsoan5. j.
togetner uilh their hoats, taoklo arc
furniture. bF stipulation entered lneo
iasa eepiembeF. between M. DBlaneg.
acting Tor the United States, and NJ.
Drake, 9 O. repre1ontinR The Canndirn
Rovexnn1ont, the remaining RF1fiah
sehoonefg can not be sold unkll ths -.
plIe8lon of three months from tha flfh
Of January next, and fhnn onlS hV fle
olstFict attorney giviaR the owneea
ninety days' notice.
AFtLldAtloA 0aAAkzD.
In The cases Of the sanounere r.sii.f.
W. p. sayvafd. Annie. AIlls /. 1Ierr'
Alpha. Kate and Anna. ana RvIsi9
Handy, an applioaiioa made - Affor-
ney W. Ozark, eounael ftF ths nwnrea.
Tor loaEs % appeal 20 che anprasne egnrf
Of tbe United States, was Qfan1ed
A motion, pEeaeuted hF ths aasnn A.
tognays for . stay of pFoeeadfnen a.
three mouthg il tha ca4ea az 80 ~ -
bayuaEd, Alpha, Kate and Auna. a11d
Sylvia Handy, waa refused bF ths eanrf.
on the Rr0und thnt the owners hnA he6
simple tine n which % pgauare fcF ffeIs
appeals. and 4 wag entirely fbsif oen
fanlt e they had not done 81.
MoTEMKzzs on zas rmrrm.
Fhs uoliei States Steamship Thsiia.
which arrived e. slika "a the Ga inrl.'
lafl on tbs llsh for thrno weehs' asnise
N Alaskan waters. awaitina TIE sarninn
Of The mail steamer Anoon. whick ui8
bring Instructions as 10 her fntare
ngxtmenta from the n6RaI dspaasmanf
80 Washington. Ascending q pfearnt
aTFan1euenta tha Thetis musi ~ ~
Sau FsAneisso before Eobruarv -.
whittier she coca far repairn nnd a -
nfied oui for ssryios 10 Bahrine aea mi
toe gsslWafd next sunmef. Rba q
locked for % Feaoh Hitka Some finne d
May When GovsFmos Hwlnafurd, hia
interpreter, 9esRee kostromstinoa. anA
Marshal Aihins. oF bis doputg, VII fsks
passage % board of her. Iha aogeYnn4
has beea DESTROYS Of visiting lhs waafs
w1so eFeR ainoe ho aeaamod cfliea. nna
Z = nis Intention, nea that TIE Thetls
has been plaeed ss bis disposal. not orIs
% zee ths Aigatian sud shs Seal islands.
butalso % 90 Is far north as he Yakd4
fiser Hnd asosnd lee moaih for aoa1a
distance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

NEW YokK, Dec. Sl.--A conference Of
dslaRatss fron TIE ioe Il Knights Of La
bor assemblies Of Tie Reading Railway
system, was held today, ana Issued an
appeal TO tie workmen and VoFkwo-
men Of AmaEica, sad those oasai6s Of
is, daclaxine thai she naht h theirs as
well. Il is very bitter ID ita danuneia-
tion Of the Reading manaQe-
mssL charging il with dsosption,
bad faith and piundaF. II declares ihAi
the telegraph wires vere manipulated
b pregent the managers of the strike
from oomDunicatina with their men a
other poinas and that the agents Of the
company sent forged dispatches cnnaina
an appearances Of Decentralization amonR
The employees; thai tha nanagement q
the road has bean Ia na4oaiaticn
with the bEotkeFh0od of enginsers
for two weeks locking 20 suppiyina en-
einesrs To ease of q strike; thai they
Subsidized employment agencies and
knpt hundrsds Of men on hand 10 take
che strikers plas1s, and hsisg lhus for.
tiiasd they forced the issae. The en-
ployes are appealed 10 10 east aside al
seaieusiea and qnarrels and consider
thst it i heht % diwupt The orRani-
sstions Of HniRhls Of Labor.
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4A4a4Aa E&4144s
hirzsxm1R. onio. Dso. Sa.--A A.
trak4 eul lhls motnlnn II Il he hcrInsas
ceolef ~ ttis toun and hafasa a eoni5
ae eaacksd q bad wipaa onR 4 mreet
~ para AZ The tuwn. Hnnnlans rs.s.
sc are beinr taksn cars 81 -
lcolf more foslunaia aeickt,crt
wnlca laliaE ei4Ke easnppass 4 srsnii
portian of TIE 500 inkahiianAa nna
nslp = oomiuz from aaloInlnn lo~ns.
the la8s VII reach elo0.6oa.
GsveEner e aaaerA
NoakEns. ArlsonA Deu. alTs. :.
p1rl t1ei LolenHo TeErea has hnen
kefes1 y Fas.an the e1leQ Of Ro4sFnos
q caussa, Mexico, . loocre T
~ g alsx.ee = t1al 20 RatS1ncf 8kn
seye ~ a,alz sllhoua aeticn 81 ~
le.l..ttete Wia1iun peHs1nailF -
au uFasiaaand tAa si4ltinx of lhs soVern-
ns1s s.e1e a1d nnaii line lrcn Hhrna.
silia g :. aAsllep, 3 re1olaiiun We - eS
~ 20 leRiklasuio allowing The gov
esnnr . 10 begona the limits ~ fha
Ahaeanaea
koumzAEAn. 4. Y, Dec. al.--Annla.ans
taantsr W. n. NlHish, of lta ufrman
AueFiean henk. 4 eloo0 1karl Il ~
aNeeanta and has abscandad.
NeAiiaisn en an miepni9a Raaa
hsv fona. Dec. sl.-Twa a1n,ns "a
tee 19lfd aNenue elevated road csllld
g taie mornlnk. 0aa ear contnlnlra
- psapie vac lhEawn from She trsek.
~ A1e polnt WHARF Ne oollilion e.
ca.ted ne tracks af4 e1n1e1t3 ~ tles
ano spss alone saved The car from fam
rs y feal y The Rgouna, A panic an-
see1 Win only enc psrson Seriously
neaih 81 Mra. acneneh.
Nav YoRk. Dsa. sl.--aErs. Aann pa.
1ltlon eehanek. Sister q Hon. q. IS.
fonoIalons laini4lar 10 Garmenv. Ais.5
thla moxnlng. Nho waa thn wldnw ~
ihalate Noah II. Hohsuok. ol nIaohign.
rswdsr nagazias Rxplsasa.
LoNpoN, Dee. 8l.--Advlces from Nal
bourne say that q French orofaeler-
sle has been pEoolsimed q wallis
Mall advioes from Ohina saate shaa =
powcer magazine exploded rseen1Iq =
An Moy, doing eroaa damaqa. Dan,
quarieF of eli toe huildinQs IA fka1la,-n
are wrecked. Fifty snialers weFs hlnmn
10 alcms aud several hnndtsd lnhnhif.
ants we're killed.
eniy nealrea The RaE1an treaty.
VrkHak. Dec. gi.--Tho Nsups py,f
Frssss publishes q letter ffom 81
Petersburg which says that Rusala unlp
desires an ungeseFged return "a ia EHfa
In tra9lyi that iha whole ~ Rnrone
shall declare everything that haunona
q Bulgaria 1ineo Pkines Ala0anhrr Iaf1
tne eonntFy illEgai. RuRsla, hewsqnk.
siii make no Aacgiliea 20 restore he
legal status Tiers. 0srnang nhnnld 80
1usaia % guarantee tie nauirallfg of
bal9aEia n the event Of EnFopsan som
plsoaiions.
Ra1ure.
BoaroN, Dec. si.-- pstklns, Duursa A
go.s afeok hroksEas have fAllsd for fe6..
Fatal Expisnlea.
Nav HonK, Dec. Silva oas a..
aauallna snaInes "a The Eqalia6io Gsa
Works exploeed toniehe, demol.
laninq tno engine house ara
damaging property for hlankn
around. Engineef Plaisied was kiIIs1
md street cas driver on First ag1nne
vas blown from his car ana fatally ia
lnfea-
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nov IT was ErxKD Or.

Warrants were drawn by Oily Clerk
Meade II favor Of Contractor Veasie IN
tue amounts due each OF she men. Mr..
VcasEe reoeipted for these 10 the city
clerk and then signed eaeh warrant
over to The man In WIT - behalf il was
drawn, and be, Ia turn, reoeipaed for Il
% Mr.. vOasie. By this means the men
cot thsir warrants, Mr.. Veasie is re-
lieved Of his liability 10 The men, and
the naen--weli, the men, as before, Get
the vorst ef Il. They have the var.
rants, which they VIII probably dis
count 10 peFRon8 who can better a. 1Ed
10 wait until there II q Ninth street
faua. AZ any rate. the conditions Of
the eonsracs we're very closely followed
oua. The unfoftunAtes who worked for
Welsh are eaill required 20 wait. How
hls share viii be stFaighteued requires
A smart Quesser 10 explain.
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ruR RRApIHe arRIKR.

TEE oBpEn noT oHEYKD-cERcuLAn TO
woRKMKu.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8l.-Tha action
taken BY the local assemblies Of she
KNIGHTS Of Labor last night, endorsing
the order Of the Reading convention for
& general strike Of the Reading railway
employees, did not materially Affect the
business of che ReadinR company to-
day. The men did not quit work with
the aiacFity with which the leaders an
ticipatad, and n many ca9ea they re-
fused poEnt blank 10 strike, prefeFrinQ
10 Fsneanee their Allagiance 10 The
KNIGHTS Of Labor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

From the testimony adduosd as tAs
inquest on Kingsley, u vas dsVelspsd
ihat Billings had set about slIectina the
ruin Of kinGaley In most Systematic
manner. He had forged his o1n Wifs's
name TO notes directed 90 tie lawyer,
the contents Of the notes bsinQ full Of
loving terms, and askinQ Kingsley te
meet her at her own house while Bill
ines was away. KinRsley fspiied Ia
good faith, declining 20 make the as-
Hlanafi0n snd warning the supposed re-.
male writer 10 de1ist from her c0ufse.
OF course the reply fell into tbs hands
Of Billings. Later be want 80 far as 20
prepare notes Of hand hlled ont convey
lng al Of Kingsley property TO himeaSf.
L Is believed that on the day Of the
shooting Billings went 30 Kipgslsyss Of
doe 90 EFy By biackmail 10 eet him 20
put bis signature 10 the notes. The evi-
denes Is 70 blaokmail and foreeEiss vas
direct, but there was no witness 10 the
shooting, and that part will have 10 be
proven By eireumstant;al evidence.
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nm aAnsoAD coz1Asr HloOz q

THF RAnnoAD coARAAH Atlook @ 4
noADwAH.
Oousidarable Indignation was eAussa
vsEssFday by tha previously snnnnoune
a netlnn of & nnmhes ~ wurkmen On
- ruaA which feiIa9s fse shore iiEa
srn1na tha baee g. sNs ffom he
rsflroaa uharf 10 Ga 1oss. a. psins
whara tha road Euna un9eE TIE eo1i
hur hers khny suga 40 tha plGnbtaR nmd
nsilsd 4 1Rningt ne spFia1ia, TINS
as - rhR eape ~ ssaasa snAs shsy
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WaaHlzGroz, Deo. oI.-0Wfnn 20 fhe
pfuEalanss Of a diasasa og IA enasasmia
chaEaoteF which has attsekad tifs haas
10 Denmark, the envernment at Nor
Ha9 au1 sweden has qaaxantlued
ME&ln8t fhe iulpoxtalion Of OaHish hoe
pEodaet. Iho treasury dspaxtnsnf a.
v azhinEten has heen informed khaf.
being thus depfigs1 q their rHinoipal
markek. the DANISH hog raiaeEs Wilt
nnd market in the Uniked states. ana
the dspaFtmenf has taken atens % pre-
vent TIE importation og diseased pork
from Denmark.
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Nav 4okk. Dee. si.--AErs. Aana Pan.
4lel9n eenanek, Sister q aon. q. 81.
senola.ops lAin.aieE 70 0ermonY, dies
tnls morning. nno Maa kh1 widnw ~
lha late Noah II. 8ohsuok. n R,eei ~. -
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The contractors we're imporinned at
frst, and, it will be remembered, the
msn became 50 Wrnthy 90 sne Of these.
who is not nov In the city, thai lynch.
ing vas threatened. They shifted the
responsibility on the city, however, and
The city Ia turn shifted Il onto the prop
ersy hoidafs, and 80 The thing went. the
lahoFeFa In the meantime getting the
uoxst Of u. There being no meney In
sight, they finally consented 10 accept
warEents on She street fund, whieh Will
be good only when there is fund. But
there wns difficulty even on this basia Of
settlement, for Welsh. The sub-contrac-
toE Who abseonded recently, could not
read his title clear 10 the claim ae put
il and u was, theFefore rejected. City
Attorney Carroll has bean advocating 9
means Of giving The men who were en-
pioyed directly BY C0niraetoK Vaise, and
whoee claims we're n0t contested, war
rants for the amonni due lhem, and this
was effected yesterday afternoon.
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TACOMA.
rmEIR wARRanrs Ar LAsE.

uzR HrEN wHo 1ouixp ON NINTH gTRxKx
0ET xHz1R aEzRs or PAFzn.
And at last che iaborars on Ninth
street have secured their warrants for
Wosk done. The work on this street
vas completed last spring, and because
Of the contest IN the courts as 70 the
legality Of the petition under walsh the
work was eommenoed. that contest
having been sustained By the courts.
the abutting FEopofiY owners refused 10
pay their assessments, the city there
fore refused lhaving no money for the
puFpose) 10 pay the contractors, and
the conlrantoFs (presumahly fer the
same Feason1 refused 10 pay the IabeF-
eEs. Under the contract The city ocald
not give the eoutEaetofa warrants until
they, the contractors, satisfied the city
ooungii that the laburexB bad been paid.
The men have been elamorine for their
money since the completion Of the
work, and their trouble having been sa-
ported % often, IL is needless 10 re-
ocunt 70.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

MnwkUKER, Dee. 3I.--The Rnanuel
Presbyteriau cbuEch. crs of The finest
in The city. vas totally destroyed bF Ore
81 an early koaF this morning. Moth
{ng bat the bsra stone walls are left.
Tbs ioss is $4,000. and Insurance
$4,000. Tia buiidinR Wss erected 10
1873 ~ cost o. &2oO000 The oErar
eaa vaiasd at &la.000. A 6sres blixEsFd
gas raging at TIE tine and if Wzs with
the grsatesi dffAeaity that ths are en-
Rines reached tbs scene. TheFe wate no
casualties.
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LaaDez. Dse 3laasions agsivsd /
u Fiszsncs toaas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

PFxTsEUBa, Dee. 3i.--A pFizs aRht BE-
tween Joe Ridge ard William Kelly for
ths feaihef WEIGHT championship was
arranged % eonzs oh this morning neaf
Lasrobe, 40 miiea east Of PitinburR.
Tie ting had been niaksd Oh and ths
uHn were "a the Rroand rsadg 20 90 10
work when s0ma efIisers appeared ana
forbid tie fQbt. Tbs contest was post
poned but will probably take place To-
night OF early tomoErow morning..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

skH FnANrEsCo, Deo. 5L.--Tha motion
% tismins tie inforuatian aRainst John
A. Dimmie, aee1ssd Of tie murder af
aeory BsDhayon, Uss aFgus1 b8fors
Juegs AnFphy today and taken nndsg
a6Vlsemeat.
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MozZRBxxzn. VI, Dec. 21.--4he cold
ways reaened fhiz seeiion early last
ntaht. This morning TIE fnllOwfna ten.
peEalcfe ls IepoEteds a. Barre 50 degrees,
Calais e East Calais 30 paRdwick 81.
MaEah4eld ~ Montpelier 50, MoFetcwn
D Plainhsid 90. West Randolph g de-
Rreee. all heIpw rsro.
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LxNuHuUna, Va. Dsc. 8l.--Snoa and
eleet wsEs falling IN this yieinEty an
day. Reports Of the heayiest snow
storm for years cone from Bouthern
Virginia.
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OIncrxnkxI, Bee. s1.-In deeidinR q
Question today in the case oi y. B. Maa-
cir. late sssiRuee o. ths Az 4 hia zop and
bis bEoshss, FaaAer Edward Parasil, ns
b ho9 mueh of the sssisnee's dsfalon.
lion helonesd 90 sAn estate of tie a4ch
hishop. ana nov mueh cf shs astase bs-
tonaed 10 his bsotksF, FafhsF EdwaTd.
Jnaas ShfrdeE toe the ara tIz1a nlAds
4 jndiciat ann0uncemens ng THAI dafnl-
cssian. II Fs8ehes the sEu ut SS 0oe
or fhis au0anf fGs 600 hsionosd % tns
estate 81 AIskhizhop FafesIs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

Nxw YonK, Dee. 3l.~Tha New York
municipal council Of The Irish National
Lesgne iRtend soon 70 present to Mrs.
Henry Ward BeeehsE q set Of fssolu-
tiona expressing the sympathy and re-
aFet Of the society fer The
death Of her husband and
Itn reapecf fos his memory. These
resolutions are drawn 10 on heavy
paFehmeut fastened 10 she form Of 9
banner upon g stick Of DARK colored
wood, either end being mounted with
knobs Of brass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

New YonK, Dec. Si.-At conferences
todsy between President 6traaser, Of
ths international cigar makers union,
and President GompeEa. OF the Ameri.
can 70 sesation Of labor. Il was decided
10 declare general strike II the en-
ployers returned 70 the tenement house
asssem Of makirR cigars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

QUHnHzxowN, Dec. 3i.-The steamer
Lord 0oneh, which was some days over
due. arrived hare todag. She tzceff
enood aome terrible weather on the pas
sage. For eiRht days the passengers
were not allowed on che upper deck.
The hsteheB were battened down, bat
despite this the watsF leaked Ia from
the outside. To add 70 this misery the
oil gave out and everything vaa In
darkness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

bos1oN, Dec. 9t.-- Patklns. Dnnraa A
s1ss Ss;' stock brokers, have fAlIsd for tSd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-20

What next? The American girl has for
years cultivated her musical talents. She
has studied the piano until she knows less
about it than her professor and got more
noise from it than would ruin the Nerves
Of the neighbors for blocks around. S-h
has learned to play the VIOLIN and fddled
herself into the program of nrusira
soirees without number. She has played
on the banjo, on the mandolin, the either,
the jews.harp, the cornet. the cello, AMI
tho kazoo But her unsuitable craving
of the universal art is not yet satisfied
There remained one more accomplish.
ment to he acquired, and now she has
mastered that. The first exmnrion cf
this branch Of musical attainment was
given in New York last weck, when Two
ladies of position arose at n musicale aud,
whisting popular air, beat duet on a
snare drum!
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-20
DOES 1T PAY.

There is no city on the coast where
the merchants do as much advertis-
ing as at Tacoma and Seattle. 1t is
indicative of business, and not only
advertises the business of the mer-
chant, but advertises the city abroad.
The merchants that do the largest
business are those who advertise.
Every merchant should have space
in daily paper, because it not only
helps them, but it helps the town.
Strangers from the east are arriving
daily. The hotels are crowded, and
many other evidences are before us
that this country is rapidly filling
up. The successful merchant is the
Give the JOUREAL
trial is all we ask.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-20

GENERAL SAM HOUSTON, the
president Of the Republic Of Texas
and United States Senator, was the
youngest governor who ever presid-
ed over the state of Tennessee when
he fell In love with pretty girl at
the state capital. He was a fine
looking man, and the young lady's
parents considered him very de
slrable husband, They pursuaded
ms sweetheart TO accept him, and he
married her, not knowing that the
match was not a love one ON her
part. After it had taken place he
found that bis wife loved another.
He asked her If this was SO, and she
told him II was. He replied that
she could have freedom, and that
he would leave Tennessee and per-
NIT her TO get II divorce ON the
ground of desertion. He did so,
went 10 the frontier, and Joined a
tribe of Cherokee Indians. Here he
remained three years, and when he
visited Washington In behalf of the
Indians in 1852 he wore the Indian
garb. Then he went to Texas, and
AFTER making u name and having
been president OF the Republic of
Texas he married Margeret Mofiat
an Alabama lady. His first wife
had, il is said, in the mean time
procured a divorce aud married
her lover.