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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
Fully Justified.

LONDON June 27.-The Morning Post
saws "President Cleveland's conduct In his
high Office has fully justified those who
placed him there. II reelected he will hold
power such as no President has held since
the great wars
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
LEO'S ENCYCLICAL.
Human Liberty Must Conform to the
Natural Law of God.

Natural Law of God.
ROME, June 27.-The pope's encyclical
on liberty says: Human liberty in
individuals, as in societies or govern
ments, implies the necessity of
conforming to the supreme natural
mw which emanates from God. The church
is not an enemy Of honest, legitimate
liberty, but is an enemy Of license. 1t con-
demns false liberalism or naturalism, which
declares that there is no supreme law, and
that every one must form his own faith and
religion. Such doctrine tends to destroy the
consciousness Of difference between good
and evil, between justice and injustice, and
makes force the sole basis Of society. The
church is not an enemy Of democracy, and
rejects no form of government"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
public Land Bill Passad.

WASHINGTON, June 27--The house to-
day resumed consideration of the public
lard bill, the yeas and nays being taken on
Mr.. Holmanis amendment retaining the
title in the government to coal mines found
on public lands, but allowing the cntrymen
to mine such coal deposits until congress
acts further in the matter The amend
ment was adopted and the bill was then
na a.sad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
Removal of Postoflce inspectors.

WASHINGTON, June 27.--Postmaster Cen
eral Dickinson to-day ordered the removal
Of twenty postoffice inspectors in various
parts of the country TO take effect June 30.
This was made necessary by the reduction
Of the appropriation for this service for the
fiscal year beginning July 1. About ten
others will be removed shortly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
MOBILE FLOODED.
The Rainfall the Heaviest Ever Re
corded There.

COrded There.
MOBILE, June 27-The rain storm yester-
day and last night, lasting thirty-six hours
and at times approaching a deluge, was the
heaviest rainfall ever recorded here. Dur
ing the time mentioned rain fell 10 the
depth of TO- 7s inches. The streets through
the city were flooded, and in a number Of
business houses damage occurred owing to
leaking roofs. fhe Ddiiy Register office,
in course of construction, was Hooded from
top to bottom, and all the editors and com
positors we're driven out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
MEXICAN ELECTIONS.
A President to be Chosen on Sunday
July 8.

July 8.
ST. LOUIS, June ga dispatch from the
City Of Mexico says: "On Monday cleo
tions for electors who are to choose q presi.
dent and members of congress week
from next Sunday were held throughout
the country. There was little animation as
far as reported, and no opposition worth
mentioning 10 Gen. Diaz and the tickets of
the administration party. This result has
been expected. and there was rejoicing on
the part Of the friends Of the government,
although everybody is glad TO know that
the affairs OF the government will be ad-
ministered for another term by Gen. Diaz.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
The Chattahoochee Exposition.

COLUMBUS, GA, June 27.--Capt. L. II.
Chappell went TO Montgomery to-day TO
visit Camp Vickers in the interest Of the
Chattahoochee valley exposition. He re-
ports that at least Fl We Of the best Alabama
companies will attend
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
THE MEXICAN FLOODS.
Steps Being Taken for the Relief OF
the Sufferers.

ST. LOUIS, June PA dispatch from
Ell Paso, Tex, says: "Steps are being taken
for the relief of the sufferers by the terrible
overfiows along tho line of the Mexican
Central. 1t seems that at least l 800 people
we're drowned in Leon alone. Over 1,000
bodies have already been recovered. In
some districts the drifting water is full Of
dead bodies, floating as thick as drift wood,
and the stencil peryading the country is
frightful Measures are being taken all
over Mexico TO raise funds for the sufferers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
Fire al Fort Anacha.

hoLBRooK, A. T., June 2.---Fire at
Fort Apache Monday destroyed the entire
quarternaster and comnissary supplies.
The estimated loss to the government. in
Guiding buildings, is 100000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
WENT THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Five Killed and Five Wounded on {
Mobile Train.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 27.-At 2:45
this morning the south-bound train from
this city to Mobile went through small
bridge mile north of Tensas. The engine,
baggage, postal and two passenger cars aud
one sleeper became total wreck.
The following were killed:
Engineer JOHN MORGAN.
The fireman, SAM WILLIAMS.
Two tramps.
THE WOUNDED.
Mail Agent DAVIS, dangerously hurt.
Baggagemaster TAYLOR.
Four passengers slightly hurt.
These are all the casualties reported. The
bridge was over small stream and was
undermined by the heavy rains. The
officers Of the road are doing what they can
to repair the damage The killed and
wounded were taken to Mobile.
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 27.--Mail Mes
senger Alonzo B. Davis lcolored), who was
hurt in the accident near Tensas, on the
Mobile and Montgomery railroad this morn
ing, died of his wounds. The other messen-
ger, Thomas J. Lucky, escaped unhurt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
ANOTHER YACHT DISASTER.
Run Into by a Steamer and Two La.
dies Drowned.

NEwBURo, N. Y, June T.-At 0 o'clock
tonight the small steam pleasure yacht
Enid, owned by the Rose brick company,
was struck by the steamer James w. Bald
win one mile north Of here. There
were eight persons in the small boat,
and two OF them-Miss Annie Miller and
the wife Of Benz. Is. O'Dell, Jr.--wore
drowned. The rest were rescued by the
steamer and brought here. Three Of them
are deirious, but will recover.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
A Wife Murderer Hanged.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jnne q George
Wilson was hanged in Albion, Orleans
county, Jail this morning for the murder OF
his wife, on tho night OF Jan. 7of last year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
RUN OVER AND KILLED..
An Old Lady Crushed to Death by
Train.

Train.
RALEIGH, N. c., juno 27.--Mrs Julia
Moore, an aged lady. was run over and
killed by a material train at Henderson
this morning. Seeing the train approach
ing, she tainted from fright and fell upon
the track. The entire train passed over her
Both legs were crushed off, and she died
almost instantly. She was 91 years old and
was the mother of L. Y. and Lysandel
Moore, leading merchants of Kansas City
Mo
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
Bond Offerings.

WASHINGTON, June 27-Bonds were
offered TO the treasury to-day TO the amount
of S4S5, ,450, Of which S27, ,450 Is at l28, and
$40, 900 registereds416s at l0SH were ac-
cautad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
Government Employees and Gettys-
burg.

WASHINGTON, June 27-In the house
to-day, on motion Of Mr.. Scott of Penn
sylvania, resolution was passed granting
leave to government employees who partici-
pated in the battle of Gettysburg to attend
the anniversary of that battle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
The Channel Tunnel Bin Rejected.

LONDON, June 27.--The house OF com
mons to-day rejected the channel tunnel
bill by q vote Of 3U7 20 l05.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
Clarkson Not Permanent Chairman
of the Republican Committee.

of the Republican Committee.
CHICAGO, June N-The statement In
these dispatches that at meeting of the
national republican committee Oh Monday
night, j. =. Clarlfson Of Iowa was made
permanent chairman, proves TO have been
Incorrect. Clarkson was made temporary
chairman, and also chairman Of sub-com-
mitteo which is TO secure quarters and make
other arrangements for a meeting OF the
committee July H.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-28
1T TURNED ON WHISKY.
FULLER'S CONFIRMATION.
Inquiry in Chicago Fails to Substan-
tiate the Charges.

WASHINGTON, June 2z.-The senate
judiciary committee, at its meeting on Mon
day next, is expected to order a report on
the nomination of Chief Justice Fuller
His confirmation will follow. Senator Hoar
reports to Chairman Edmunds of the judi
ciary committee that inquiry in Chicago
failed to sustain any Of the so-called charges
apainst Fullar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

A ssrans ed,ss 10 being made 10 Sc
care The rss.sn OF Josepa q. Aaekin.
sse f.uasas ua,eAxa election Aver, sbo
. s~-vi''s tsrSn Ia The genit~atiAry ct
Jcis,. A pe'sttsn signed By many
trnwissn, eis % o, Cnscsge ess bsss
4 s~n'tS o. Governor Osissb, prsy,rs
fer tie whose ~ the eprveI l. aati.
San 4, this Naeasa himssif IA, -.
srrs.,s Litter - tie & vrrncs g,Sy.
,ue fes . s~ss a~i yssu ssies ,asi. Il
% 10 srs,sst. tis fz'ar~ eoccnc, Of ell
b .ssa az to es,ee the vcri thai u
sas deserved.
THEW 10 dsahti ~ . great csal q
snssshy fo- Nsskta Ia Ce.e=so ar.s
"a Ia rsoeable that D. 10 s.nes,e h ets
sfsfessee Of sfwu. Il s.aie o. s-~
tsess, sssvvsr. q vvspct os,s.ey u saIt
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r.sr,iss ss'es akttz .saees III
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

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II - psi.sipsl usssR - : ~ he
ek0 10 pon6anDG nfsB bsN4ne essWi .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

The Tory eoefc'ocis's era teeou.irs
6eis. Tie afrest of Cemmsnsrs Psn.
Ase 0iss'eD ~ sh,s ~e,s enter rc ID.
hosss a eewmous is pscceecins b itr.
srto unhssIt Of. II two cor ssrvniv
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ssr~e'ed sicsess ~nhip the s.nta Of ID.
srsshss's hswl On sny yse,sIs. the 10
eoilessses weGsS utQu.s,ion so,y fs1ssd
tbssf arrest - uast sesscas pdrout
TO he bcuse B.cso Pre- sad O'Rsi o
are tstah msUee,s ard hane ruisr..
eowsvcs. TIA Conservatives profess 20
ssGsta The ircssett - >; 20 eots, guspc.
and 70 Awe ~ 80 l.tste att.as,vh ~ II 1t
vrse customary TO dsse n.smbs 70 u ID.
house 81 cc'nmous 10 vsis a rom ,hs
threshold q Ito house vhs rev.e 81
Opportunity foe dsina - srpssss. Oas
eaaoot hsis venc.,ine hev ians tue
peepse Of Great issi,air viii selss t.
s1ch STATE Of sasirs - that zoe .x-
tstto9. Al the vsss, M rate !, ell 90 be
coms ro.tooary Tor tie rsniesrs Of ths
eevsvnnent To Cane tie ssrsss u heir
Political oeponslt sesn.vr hey De-
veiap tso nueh s.s,rs't Ia sts ron.
MOTE. u wssrs to - seq. tsssves,
hev fac shs rrry 8 sansEs vii Do
psr@ssssd 70 so before tie high heedsd
rsoesed'rra csass rssnla "a o. feeling
both 10 sua cot ~ parli .nslt vhish viii
sweep Il frcn rav.s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
sws rsxsstss,.I ss.r.

Xhe fort iesusSsd Ays~s justly
eomplaius o. tn. shspa in vh.ch he
esfsisorisi do wAs lss. b. The lcs.sls-
tafe. Tnss hody appropriated o. large
IN snoost 81 norey hat q heavy 20
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rasse funds IN sor. manner, 20, ~ sss
OF Fs'sfs them hes tea vrevla 4
lrdss shs eisSa s,s..f esx. to- A.r~
fears, y sili hr necssstty - ss~.ss l..
TIRE II sdi NJ es issaiua ies,i,e,.s
warrants ~l.ch ~li, h ,te ivtd ., n
vessers MY al exu-ss n aeh b lss Their
fsce vsas.
i, 10 certain tsss 90 ne cssssisn, viii
have 90 Se r,scTt q 20 sa order 20 NEE.
tie heavy Crafts which The log ..sturs
has nsSs aros the treasury. Ste leg
ssias"rs made great missahe in I'd
3cnrnire without mAsisg provision fss
the funding of sts debt Shl-h tcev hsS
created. II such prOvsaaE lad eesn
mace, the tettisofy eoo'd have si-est
bonds al rate Of ,sr.s nseh iovss
tnso that which 10 ~sa!d e~ corr pei,sc
10 .as eece wNrrso ., ana II ,a sesrs. Il
neecsssss 10 say taat tbs fern%s ss
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siass ssoasa AZ 100 ssossa.s - rrsvias
ia The 'cns.us IL tie ga, which n
csvsses
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

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"a ems ssls VOW sepr@'entssj1os I'D
{. The elishnest ef TIE fsss aelsvtsy
yss<n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Ilss evs0~a: ttss seeded ssssmps =
1siDa a sSs g. esecssl from th- vcfit
~ fsss esnstfsn n tse GssDsu e. u
gsisse. OGssisi tuIktsns 81 tie srsss
foacs1sibs nssuse krs sgft firth sIGas'
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No. ths ecpdisioa u ne vssIcs 10 IL
soa1lsy . ssitsss. ROE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

h little lkss than . veek ws'i occri
~ anpivsssssy o. the birth cf cecres
Wash.n0ton- 1ais Il . isssi keiidss
b federal - vtll - By territorial lac
sd Il h dsy whose etsssvsnrs stouie
- entered into most heartily ~ every
AUss.esn citise1 and b. si sbo se
kp0vlscee She essssness of wShina
ess Ard shs sxsIIruee az tie rriuespls
n GovssrGssi which be rsrsts<pss-
Il b 20 kcrsd that re stsrosshirs
ouniverssrg viii re % tsye4 By TIE
Usepis Il settle With shs heaItipees arc
enst usissm which 1, sssoc,a call fossh
ia Ill Amasiean camEur.tssz. TIE
memhersof wsshio8tSp camp. Pstsissic
Order Seus Of Arnerics. have taken Nj
onittsfive 10 trt ssvIrs TOR the ceiebss
tfso Ct the tss. bat 10 . shsis dssirs
that Ill cisixsus shalt an eth them Ir
~ Observance. uaifed sssisa sboals
b. taken In sisss messes. and tie esle
bss1sop Of the day shenss b. soch . srs
- viii lore b. yem.ws,. rid
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12


Oas Of the nDess pesu,isr features Of
tle pfts<nt sitra,ion In E,rsrs IL the
fact thst Crest Brsssio 10 ups Numbered
among the sneniss Wit which Rassis
bss 10 deal. The Britt b govesnmer,
has h.p, ous of the : q -ul'y alsors,seI
ssd tas sv,nesd 40 srfsntisn to LEI
asitsss IKE tesiR csssse. Indssd
there have bssp Snaoss th.t es alliance
sstvssu Rassss snd Urest Britain IL
rot estireiy sat ~ he G1.stioe.
A fec ysars $40 tosb stste Of q .irs
sss.afed impcsssbie. Ressta and Great
Br,tsin we're ssestssd % ansa9opis.ic
fssess witch uost ssopts % later come
into c., 6ct. fsisndsbsp between them
s~smsd cot II the quessicn. The idea
~ .an anti Ra SLAM allisaos 10 which
Great Bfis.ip ere tct Q party or Of On
a1i British siiisocs to which Rassis
sss ret . Var,y seemed 10 b absard.
Today. tossvrr. Ne sse pcvesfnl q
li.rce tostiss ~ Russia. 10 Vhieh 0ssos
b,sain 10 not . party. fasthss than
tbs. % even hear sssioas speeulssions
~ TO the possibility Of 0ssat Britain
b. oomi.s 80 ally Of nassis.
To shcss sho look bsyood he WY
reoses kixosy Of Great Britain and
Rssaia. however. the not uufsisudly
FEELING 81 psssent sxsstine between
tteu ~. rss srp~ar - strange. Hoe
.ii,ty 3, s,ss's We net al~ays an Gle
mees of sle FOREIGN ros.ey Of Great
Bgi.ssI. IL ~ss fs,rodoSd b. Lord
ps'nersssn. ans. ell t..fes osrssasRed.
q "a, u i,Ain has gain, d .i,sle AID lost
mich e-esass % 70. rrti WITHIN q
bsirf tine a the out
break Ct The Gin. o wsr shs smper
Sicselss h-lsevrd THAI RIssa a q Gs-s,
Britain vsre L. enti,e hsfuons 90 tie
essen Gaes.i snd Aha, Trey send
10. IN csaesit When the time Ter lie
sc,s.ien arr we'd. The b. H. Z vas raieIy
si.e i,si By tie acton II Pain; rotor,
ara Sseiistm % - the pseNn. day hsve
!. NEST b>en led IN bsi:svs that h,ss,ii'y
10 hos>is ~ az es~uti ! part o. the
'ss d.,cosl policy ~ thsir GOV rnnseoi
l. Is s'i.i nst too LIE fcr Rcs Is nna
ar-s, Bs.s~'c 10 he fsieoes. They hsve
eounson rather than snsseonissie inter
ssss, spe the cause Of civilization y, q 4
he sdvan,ed by their sosAins In h-r-
meny.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

TIE REJECT 1ssr0<ssae 10 The s@ssse Of
seaAtss Dsivs's rssc.ssias Osovsdirs
sss ias sppoirsnse: NJ eossnsssisn
Q, inqs'se ito the expe6ierey Of beat
iSe . naval ssssitn o. tie North Paeiee
cast, dsmesstssteA sts f2es that. II
s7-a . ssstses h iaessfd. u vi: rss Be-
sany miles from Seattle TIE sssatass
sss nsheas tbs dsssussioa sfsrfsd 10
AXIS wsshirssos 90 he p,see essis n d
y rstrss fos se-h sssffoc sad shess
sas ., 6e6niss neu4ios % sa3 sthss
iosssIcn. Ai:tnssh ~ ,sseiation vaS
uenessI IL 10 terms. Il vas evident thu,
Ne seoasoss vtc dtscsssed 4 bad IN
ospd Laks VsshisGsss cd lAk.
wsshtpGsop ajsas.
u y psobsble list ~ sssss11Asa vil'
sass. fes bss lilsis opUssiatsa 10 u vss
osn,fssted. IL psssaes II H. REQ
istion VII - mean. hswssss. thas .
navy gard y 70 svsinG Into sxisAsoss On
puses seeed al ouss. Oar government
y psSysrsisily sIos n sush matters.
sxd ep6ss sts meet fsvcrAbla eiseem-
stances II vili b ssvrssl yssss h<fsss
tie preliminary vofk q COMPLETED
rhese IL ore icing certain. hovsvts.
md thai 10 shas the naval station. Il
located 81 a., VII b heated ~ Lake
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cRaMp OF THE MUSCLES CURED.

John L. wood. Of ssratfoed, Oat /,
sas cured Of cramps Ia the legs By
Lr. Wood says:
very sick with severe pain 10 the su ell
OF ms back ever the k,doeya- The
pain Was exsrooiat,ng. | applied Al
vsssiu al hour. As the same time. Ia
cscjupcuon With this trouble, had
very great nervous disturbance, Affect
Ing my legs With csamps so l could
sssrssls sfsep. Meeting With such sue.
cess viii nv back ! applied plaster
andsr the knee on each leg. and 10 thses
aays vas completely cured. and have
lever been troubled IN either way since
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Bill Rye's name 10 Edgar Willis Nye.
jay Gould 10 expected hone inside Of
thirty days.
President Fairchild, Of Oberiin COL
leRe. Is ninety years Of age.
George ". Childs II said to receive
over 200 beaeioR letters daily.
David Dadley Field has been made
sses;dsns OF the Language Cab.
Kina John Of Abyssiuia, claims to Be
a descendant Of the Qaeeo Of SHEDS.
0iadstone's trip has been made his
health more vigorous than IL has been
for year.
John McOnlloueh's widow, vhe has
jass died 81 Philadelphia, left an estate
vslced az $4,000.
Ssssh Bernhasdt presented her daush-
ter-ie-ls~ With & diamond uecklscs
valued at 60 600 francs.
General Sherman will 90 to Atlantic
City early next month with his wife for
short rest by the seaside.
Ex-Qaeep Isabella has packed her
cafpetbse and left Spain once more on
an Elimination" By she government.
SHO1 Ouuco uuO 6atu 6m0l1 0bo OI0W-
ing bigger houses il Kansas City than
all the tbeaters In town Gut together.
Lord Wolseley threatens to take away
the Highland soldiers kilt and the
Highland soldiers threaten 10 make q
row.
The contest over the Will OF The late
Mrs. Stewart has beo- me 20 serious that
Judge Hilton has called ex-senator
OonklinQ to his aid.
Mrs.. Grant is in Washington, looking
veil and enjoying the soe,ssy Of her old
friends. She goes 10 dinner Of Q feW
houses, bot avoids general society.
A sister Of Alexandss Dumas, the
elder. has tost died q. Avellins, France,
81 the age OF eighty years. She had
been for more than 6fly yease . Sister
81 Charity.
The ex Empress Eoeenie, Who 10 not
yet sixty. ie said 10 look mach older,
snd is very tn1rm aud pale. She has
been obliged TO use cane in walking
ever since 1873.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

At tbs tine Of the Sessh Of Herr
ksngg &c has IN hasd for scene fime Q
SUI fer ite Itsiisn soyrrnment vafch
taz jsss ssen Sni.ned. The Roo. which
vssaos LIE ,uss, IL ferry i've feet long,
snd lee ss.itsr nearly sixteen inches.
II 10 nd &. saA throws = steel projes,iie
vesstin. ceefiy ton, With charge q
siI eos 9. powder. Tie Shot can paas-
tfsse ss1es aruos piaee thirty ssx
inches thick 81 tire meath Of The ssn
o. tsenfy-Bine inches ~ tAo distance Of
. nile II 10 HSs believed tAas any ar
messed sk.p 10 ths world 60 sodeso ths
Aso fsoo oneo . -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

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