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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-24
The Only Remedy
Contagious Blood Poison.

Mr.. d. n. Adams, Union, South Carolina,
writes I" was afflicted with a terrible case
Of blood poison for about thirteen months. l
various kinds Of Temedies. but received no
substantial relief. I finally tried the Swift
SPECIFIC, and about tour bottles cured me
Col b II. Kieser, editor and proprietor OF
the opellka, Ala, Times, under date OF
August 3, 1881, writes. when j was
a young man, through lndiscretion, I con.
tracted a disease which has stuck 20
since ! was troubled with pains, g. as 70
make Il dlnhcult for me 20 walk, Having
advertised the s s !. In M, paper Tor several
year, l concluded i would try II 10 see II
there was any efficacy in the medicine.
commenced using ID according to directions
and used half dozen bottles. Twas once at
way station aud getting left walked the
Of the old malady. After experiencing the
good effects I must say / am satisfied with
the result. ] am sixty eight years Of age and
feel now Ike a young man and can go 70
the case when necessary and set up from six
10 eight thousand rms without any incon-
yeuience. ] send you this without sollcita
Mr. p. woehl, all North Avenue. Chicago.
under date q June u, 1851, writes Il deem
II my duty TO thank you for the cure re-
celved from your excellent medicine. leon
tracted O very severe case Of blood poison
ing about two years ago. Hearing o. your
medicine, I went to a drug store, the pro
prietor OF which persuaded me % buy q
preparation ~ his own, which he said was
a sure cure, used six bottles Of his stun
aud grew worse all the time. At last got
dlsg1isted and despaired " a cure, met .
friend who told me that your medicine had
cured him. | went To the same druggist
again aud demanded your medicine. He re-
luctantly sold me twelve bottles, and am
now perfectly cured. ] write this for the
benefit Of sufferers, to prevent their being
deceived by false represc ntati0ns. lthnnk
you again for the benefit derived from your
medicine"
Dr, ]. y. Cheney, a prominent physician,
residing In Ellaviile, Schley County, Georgia,
In a letter r%ecountlng the infalllhle success
be has In curing contagious blood poison
cases in his extensive practice, writes;
Those who now the almost inevitable,
permanently dangerous effects ~ mercury
will Weicome your discovery OF s. St as a
bI0n 20 humanity. The medical profession,
always wary u proprietary medicines, Is
coming slowly, and In some casil secretly
% the use IL 5. 5. 3, In cases Of blood dls
order. OF course n medicine that cures
poisoning In is worst form must purify tbS
blood ofcvery disorder"
treats on BioOd and SKIN Diseases mailed
free. TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer AtlAnta' Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
THE KUKLUX LAND
Mississippi's Reputation
Still Well Sustained.
n,IIpoxIse Ann TERRORISM
=. Fair Ballet ard Hnnest Count
Negroes Afr@ia 10 vase Reinforced
~ e. = a.rshsas. she nesae~rss.
Ress~r tAsn Ever.

wksatS9rsS. 1sssy ass-Tle seaesc to-sssy
svreesa 70 shS eaasesxAee rapost oa fAe
-ssrs anS harssor sssa II tseo Ia ar<a
executive session fszak up the ashessss
treaty ana s&s addressed - senator naxrs
IN opposition
wilson u Iasa suAmsffesi ~ sAe srnasc
sne fzalerisx r~fsszf u thc sssiiesasy coa-
sssssee on the Saeksea. Miss, ese<ysea rkssss
II ssss tAere was suppression a his seses
al estorod eiifAefss Al she ree%ai maaicipsl
eaocti0a Of lsekssa- Mss The Suppression
WIS aos pzEtizi. ess total No Nolareis
rssizecs ysssa Il sztsi e.ectiasa. The rs-p.esi
sec4szs the stszx Il the suppression af ne
eSs,areas veies. ssd aasss tass he rcspiafsen
Of the e1.sreA Esea . ahssain fgoza setfne
Nas ssnr % teTsarss1z inspired IS the
srsaens es sae whlte se&gse aud a the
eamassttss sgspSintea ~ ii
The tessiafasay iskea sssssws taas Sssaue:
isyihsssos. deputy gastpsi ssxscs marshal.
r. e wilssan. deputy eulleeios at internal
revenue, aed swo other f-rsoEss engaged
In the service Of the 5sssicd states wers
active participants in the proceedsngs
" tstia led 10 Suppression 81 the vote.
The COMMITTEES further sabsuifs a rfse-
iuiioa Ton sdap.l,sn. eoss.rhalsS the rsa
duet of the tntisss >tates officers pscr
tened. Afsi expressing "a opinion that
they should Re dismissed fram iha pubic
service
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
ITALIANS IN ARMS.
Exsless pr-cendants II the Romans
Arnu.cd--Ihe sfreefsR eeuers.

PlstIABFLFfnk. Jafy x About 800
iFaiisfs as.sInisisssi in kesly bail yesterday
AE,ernsEsu % py.ssssi azEsass the stasesarsts
TIA. had hneu Masse hat ssiey fEers fsRapers
aud thai tssr reeensly appointed caE9Tes
ssazas committee fsrsgfssza 10 sgFsssigsse
tise matter After listening ttassdscsses By
snrefs, AsgcrFsaea and Slszsssas GSfsfgsFti of
Nes YORK Aas others, the saElawlng rese-
sa44fyss we're presented 9ish an inffnas sses
tea Il fi2itaa. Asf wea3 thnvEEh Wits =
fsszls
f5-sf. 9hls gaeessaz rassssrsaas fae ariGaa
ss itEi ~ ss.i.ssss u iEsHdigrafion ia sse
zars szsinE 81 Italians ss sssss slaves aud
gzsaraucs secsad. Fans We Ers obey ssS
tae las - s43S Gs2rsot2s F.asltllst, asld frsv
ard Essz.s fhai as las u sastrae5<In Ntsi tze
sssssesi against sssr faaiasgs aszpsl, ~ 4 -
eausrSsF "a fae ss-Egss 2ssa esViiiksssaa of
,ass rssafssxF
snssshsr Ass Saver II revolutionary
sA4zaax@ ASaat h, and rea5ss. s.Es4iiazs
t.ss 8sstsSesst ~ ssaez 1ss1ssisex y;zStEss iss<
fsss5 rssasgsssas sl.sT ssf ttsissas a4s 3rrlxssi
Tie Assssie4ns A@rx s1ssse< Gksss q ser
s<4sass Is aa1 ssaaesszsed taz AHaeT.caa
g.ffxfag7sa1s - tsss sas=ass3sez sgsssst as. =
srss Fxsrtc. ksesestis Sc< 80 IzsDst -
s4xsa ss.s asl.4s slsssk tsuls stelIsas - ~
ssssssss 81 = zsrssz sassssssas eSssszssse, tise
Fssssfes.ia fzgfzs-st Aas ssfsszsl Eaftes
= zs taa Assa ~ ltssy, ssss ssiArT. ~ -
~ s7.rf fif ~Er. E~ess VIE = y. sssis - -
ssfr fsfs aAis sx aze "a IS Asss Eszse ~
~ sGNrs ss zs sae ssssgssHs ssss1s
sass ssH 5as ase
- Ia zu ezss r ss5zsFsaT &ass szsAssarJ
s a@sst ef fse ssra9Sssr4 e2a fte
e ASsa Sazsvsssz = se ss.- b fe3i s1z
sa fy41 s e 1ss 4 ess} 81 q ~ TAR
= s.ss srsass2c e. sssrl1sE - ezssesz a-~s,.s
lfszEe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
- - . -
CoSDENsED DISPATCHES

DO&EsTtc,
Bead oi'eriags Monday. sf15,9g0: accept
ed, szs,09.
Seven eases Of yellow fewer were report
ed at Piaso city. Fla. sunday.
Gov. ftiii of New York has taken no aer
tioi as regards the death seatenee OF Mrs
ebiara GignRfalc.
Visible grain supply Juiy u wheat. =. !.
tt4.aio bushels corn, ssss.y57. oaiH, s.a1l,
lf7: rye. iSs.sasg. barley. i5i,fS
The president has approved the act for
the relief of General clnSeFei aud the act
in regard 80 the funded debt OF the seysi
iery Of Ses Mexico
Clearing house report, week ending Jaly
a Total grs-as exchange, -, so ISL. an
Increase of t1.a yls'f cent, as compared with
the corresponding period last year.
Two freight trains On The Norfolk e West.
eru railroad, in virginia. cellided sanday
morning. killing both engineers. one firs-
man aui sve train hands. Less $1,000
Lesi Y Gates. dealer IN dry goosss, New
York. has confessed Judgment for sih go;
liabilities. about sA5s.Uoo. The failure was
CAUSED b. that o. Aetealf Bro. s & Co, lie
trsis, Mica.
Hcnry garnaS was stabbed 10 testh at
Chirag0 SUNDAY tNarHiug b. Theodore
kuiter. Toe murdered man haf been keep
!ox company wish suffers sister, and
thereby iaeiirreh TIE dtspieasure af the
bstt4+Ffs rHAfff - u JAIL
At DecAsgr, Illinois, Sunday morning.
AIlaeFf NJ. Fields shot aud MORALLY wound.
81 Florence kiipatrick becsuse She refused
10 Hftesaa camp sHeeting Fields attempted
- eseafse. bot WAS captured four miles
from the scene ~ the tragedy.
ny bpitef explosion at the coal shafts
ef Williams & Moss, At Zion. Ky. BEsr
Hendessssi. David siase. engineer, ssiG
Moses IIsskiaz, firemen. were killed, and
Fred Williams. frank fafoH aad slexafi-
der L9.sgneeker sefS tadly sealdsd. the
isttrs fatally.
bssfsasttFs from various points In
the Middle aud North western states say
that observations ~ sunday nights sciip.e
9f the saoau wcrc generally satisfactory Af
Chicago eiofsas assisted Ia tsf9 eeiipsr, aitd
III saA franel2so ios made the mcan bard
~ silseeyniltsss.
F3NEfgs.
The Essrfiaee Of the Duks Of Aosia and
FYissesss f.efstia bosfagsrfs " hxest for ssp
ssmBes Is. st Turin
T wag8er festival 81 Bayressh, HayA1iB,
seeBed su1say with half - ssfsniis' !,
fas fie<rsssa esa perof has ordered the fsfd
of the Berlin sVgs;aruf Of hgssasz "a per
form cfctEiz ~ tbe grave cf Wagner
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

xzns. zzwfx. sar sxazssEsr
fHsazs.xs xsrss3s. 381y ~ gaafggras
Axs been rx<fvess here zzsuar<sax shs
ss<zsA. 81 &Aas sEzsssr. Enx l2ssss cf Efszrx
garxS1 EaN3e. rresr<<sT - ns3seezsos~ A.
sA< Aszzzszy * SssH-sl ~esezc4z Pref
issss - sess fsa- EH<lss1 4 se~ n<xks ara.
Sruz k&wsz wss sssra IN Fassz<Srl1Ass .
Nsssns sef E& ssz IN xsTt Re kss1s-4 Tie
PSussss ssAEssA es-aaaxfsAs saszFSs ~ xsslssss-
gser. saA ASss zssrxSssxs:css s1se esrfzs-a Sc
aaoxy af ss.e sszssteYn ysrs II sae state.
tracing sssr grrzf EsrznSaszs 1asrHsae fxafss
Saw ssx<sy Is ths tsAss frsuz1cs He waN
clsese4 rrxssassce q uaSnsxaissgy IN tsss
% ssc sAsair q seessa<y 81 BaTxs9cT3 esa}
ez gzsosssssxal aazssers AID nas 3 ssssnszf ~
saany sssraess societies His szr&sess work
szs : raAp q sssF agcseaf Eiassiers sssss see-
ss%ess - England. wssss and lzxsszs3
cksz sRESSgx. THs ARTIST
tasesassa. 5ufs ez--sars Erenaer. tAs
9ei. au~n afstst ii this city. died Ae-x Ns
the xrr 81 g.
ggg2 sc4xSnxsS. vnR naKgx8
AtLgArxxE. Jnsy ~ czh3ez-ars aa.
ri.sssrssss the eeaza. II Hresaes, tssFsn.zss ~
t14 Eussisuu2are ssseHet ksnia ses.arzieln.
sisse president q the Best Rrewaag ssvss-
pzny os Milwaukee.
6ES- ag c wEcsHAA
Rscasaxn. va. July e2-4sen. Hn. c.
~sekAass. receiver 81 the Sewy@sst Meas
i Mississippi Valley Taiircaa. 1sesi ia his
ostses ssls aiferrass9n The stccsars afiFsisate
the ftests. 70 heart disease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
THE CIVIL SERVICE
Beneiicent Results of the
Great Reform
cnasrTn ny crKsxlASs.
nws ~ swss Not he cssrs~a no
rAr~-~rust Far Fnoagh- lnssaen<o
sf Republican Survivors er ~
sresis system.

WASHINGTON. gelx II = Tae presssieae
sent b gSsssEres> tse<las a message tsasx@
usisslux the fsefsA anaaai rspafs " he
evil sSfeiee cslauaiesseH. covering sae
Ivrle,i eesseen saRasF,. 4, iSss. Asri laiy
l. isSs, Fhe Itrxf half Of tise message Is :
statistical aaxiyssS IT the gsasnieissieaaezxs
rcyseE4. The aaeSs&se staAsss.es fsFxxss7cfze
tiseteienNs sasxEs Ideas an she subject af
rlEii sereiye resaFns, rats pattsam ~ The
snsss&ge a full rresls as t,liaas
Tae Yaib ~ cssit sessics rcsassa haa
slsst az ali Vines hesl pleasant nor eaHy~
The scope and p,sspssc 81 sac nefaxia hna
beta sssieh iassanpse Il sl,sesi, and sa.S h1s
sssi tgaiy e<ssA rtSe 20 Sirtog afss,se tsea.
hat ess led IS iss susocAtiaa y its fftrnd6
u csssaY'asa aaAfeesS asi Ia tlsc iSast ussate4
10 t. fntss eesttssas 81 the pairenase
zastsn have naturally cafss}eanpst Il
Tease sass Ia s.ss1 understand IFS saHanin<,
pF esse asstrnss i. or sfr Siserpeiuts1
lsxsase Ia It's pESSeas StAge II Is iss.< sff
piled IL vseFs Fsai ~ Imaginary u. sccaxa
sh,ass slarayss With lis ensarvensnt wish
sasthieeSnxSs IL sEsfi sfyfer fefufns.
rs finfnF aase has gyss4ncntlf tcen nfR-'
ssefessitasssa sad the support ~ Esset iaen
has thus tsou issi by thclF las.k oS inssrs<k
IN ii~ success Besides afl these sitii}cul-
tses. ths,Se responsible Ter the sssmiaissfa-
tiea q he sosefameut IN lss eaeeuilso
b aacae< have been aud Stisl Rre asteu Hsf-
aa,tsi a-sd tstjsasesl ssy HE diztos ats 10 the
service and the ilasaisHce ~ slnfipsta
y ho f<M&in if Plaec ss the tesncss1zfic1
sad the relies es felninsiefs Of The viel,aaa
- sletn ~ appointment wisscis cisu service
refaFia was inlesssisAsi to dizrl2re, And sc4
these are has tAe taeislenss II vi asls anea
movement which IS radical asss fst-rvaeis-
iag The people arr. notwithstanding, 10
hs congratulated ueea tAs p9asress waleh
has iesn made assa npea he frm, psAstf-
cal aud sensible seandsesea ufala which
this inform HOW FestA
MifA continuation 81 the infeslisenca
aAd fsielisy which have Hitherto cha. Az
tefsst.i the work ef the casnmtssen. and
With continuation aud leeFta-S 81 tho
is4os and ilhsfaislx wAlch ha. lately been
cs4ueesi he s'ssssstass "a tae proper ranip-
ssaeiss ~ Tbs commission ss5f Its wusk; With
a irm hui es3SisefyasItu and nssenAhlo
SUPPORT ~ 'tap se&eFsa by sil lis friends,
and vita she atsAppsssa1es 81 abppsltiaa
watch mtisf inetlisby iallaw Us hetter
understanding, she exesasien ef ibc essH
service .aN faN1nf fasl - Ultimately aas
The hpfcs Ia which Il had n esigla-
tsR0tkH cLEsftkSn
fxnrsttffsss A d p.4sasf sfftx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
NEemo mrLE u AmKANsAs.
Investigation Of she Crittendsn
County Rising.

NAslex. Ark. taly G-rhe Critscasfea
eo1nty gsaad tgsxS SA4rh has beca invest.
eating the rseerf haasshmsat 81 ,, ncgrs='s
by an armed organization. has rvrortesi.
returning 40 indictments. The grand iafy
iotaa thai saanymosis nufes had becu sent
10 a number Of white iaeu Ay negroes, xlg-
tnx the whites ave days 20 leave the coHn1y
Upon receiving the threatening epistixx
the whites met armed. aud ese3Fied cut 81
ibs county the negrues smpstraied. Amaag
these VINO receiye1 ou'ierS - guii the
eauaty wifAin aye days wers Cot. J. r.
saith. u leading merchant 81 Marion
sheriff ". y. NaTacs. Of efi;tcadrn eaanfs;
J. H. stevens. hlaeksfsith.. II, r. Berry. a
lawyer, ans ; O Mosbs former magis-
trsle OF Marion.
The grand }ary traced the anonymous
threats 10 tbs o.fiee os County CLERK David
Ferguson, aae ot ibe negfses baaiShed
His Office was opeaed aid fragments of
anouy nous notes which evidently had net
seemed % be satisfactory were iognd on
the teer. Experts p7ostpance the hand
whiting as that of ]. ". Ramsey, q young
Soath Carolina ueEro Ia the employ of
Ferggsaii AZ clerk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
BETTER THAN DYNAMITE.
The darlington strikers to Ge Into
rolitics.

CMIcAso. july =. Ab1at 100 Naea. rersre
ssntins the eagsneess. tsseHlcgi, ssrAkemea
and switehmen OF railroads TnHaing olsi
~ Chicago heid a meeting - day for the
purpose 81 taking I-oiifiraI action oa ques
iiou> Of interest 90 She order II sas
claimed that the meeting represented
ssoai o,as3 No;es Ia the State, and yoaid
therefor bold the balance % power - Far
a. tbs legislature was concerned 4 club
ans f0gmed which viii hare for iis battle
cfy the repeal of the Merritt conspiracy
laa and a more strict endorsement ef the
private detective iaw against The pinkeF-
tons,
A committee of ave was appointed fe
take charge ef the eaapaign and aci AS q
central body, from which all directions are
10 eIaMnate.
nESyEK. July ss.--At a meeting of the
burlington strikers this morning, called By
Cbasrmen Hogc aud Murphy, OF Chicago,
il WIS unanimously decided To toaiine the
aghi against the company noge aud
MuFphy return fo Chicago tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
ROYAL JUNRETISG.
Rare Sociability Among the
Grnuned Heads nf Enrnnc.

81. PErEEsBrEG, July 2.i-.At dinner In
Pete-slaf palace las; evening the cxarina
had Emperor William On her right an :
the ear on the left The ministers of the
eourt "a, opposite. with German guests on
fha right aad Russian on the left Al the
ministers were present, IS well as Count
SC hauy atoft. Gen. Won schwsinitz, foreign
suites. ainirals OF the German squadron.
and Captain McKeiiaT OF the United States
sisamsr Enterprise. A silver dinner scr
vice was used. In the fiersi decorations
ssere anno roses snsi = quantity Of blue 10
helsas, Emperor Williams fasorite nosveF.
The proposed luncheon On beard the Ho-
hen xaslern wAs abandoned TIE cxst in
stead viii Inspect ihe vessel on Tuesday
BgnLIs, July \ Emperor Francis 10.
seph hRs invited Emperor William 10 join
a ehauiois hunting party In the styriau
ALPS with the King OF s2xoay in Scpiefn
ber next
ArHsxs, Juiy - - King George has
started fer -. Petersburg. After her sc
cos5s hraept the queen proposes 20 visit
Eeriin and CopenhaRsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

Ixb4AHsfa6ss, Jaly z5--s closely con.
tested gasas to-day Was the pitchers ashi
throughout sc0rs fndianApsssis 2
Chicago Batteries B1nssek aEsd Buck
ls-y fsf Ii4d ac9goiis. Eaid Eis aaf Dajy for
f.ssa4zo
DsFHafy. July 81 f'iiisburz ana b a
iisekS 5sssehias 81 hi's sn ffse ascend ash
sfasb. saoFe. ipsarsii /, ftttsssark 5. Hat
teriss5 fsesxsiH aaf Ael5nife for Detroit
1sfsia saa Aillet for fift<garz-
kss fszE. 1aiy zt-iisab slssksoa aud
kss.5s piss aesi a ifss gafae Of bati f.9siaS.
Ae Ss8 Tefk hasteEs we're snIsf lofiunais
ia their hitting scsrs Ssw York z. hgs
toa & ita:s~rtcs Esefs alsd Easng fer
Srss To7S. esarxs9u aud Kelly fer Boston.
fB3Esne1gafs, JuiY ~ he sss1sasnts 5sr
fsae1 ssse Yasisles ~ sifsase 81 superior
plaxtaz as1 n aad raHT ~ fafrsz. s<s5Fs.
fssle.4e seatA s Essaiisxs.5n q iFsffefses
cessy 5 n H45s1an ser rlsilaselis's Y bit
nss 40 Hzrs f1r Washington.
losissslLe. JAY 1s,--fgaissiiis 70. 81
isssksz 3
fsgLz. ks.ssn, JAY z1--f seselsa5 Z. Bali
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RssDALI..s rLLSrss.
Net Afflicted with Cancer Of the
Stsmarh

vssslSsraS. Judy "a Esx speaker Ran
aali passed sunday comfortably, hat Mas
verg weak. Ranassi's faiy@ss seeseIass
efapAaiscaliE denies the ssasemesst that
Randall has cancer and will retire sfssla
Fszlslic iife. Toe sverufazy SAYS the ssala
eauSc ef Eaaeali's illness Is hsstn.ssf solsls
liss Nation ami Lincoln were seen Hy aa
Associated ftess reporter to-day. and bosh
feasssi the pNeiishe1 statements that Raa.
dasi Is safisrlag fFosn cancer u The sies,-
afA
fts1tt9ESsRgA. July 2a-Df gN. Mar
tia Saa hss brra Ia attendance upon cxs
speaker Randall az Warrington, aud aha
visited hiEs Yesterday. denied this afief-
naoa ne sla,easnt published "a the effect
Filat hsctars 4aliea and Lincoln had said
snaf haasiali Is suffering wiia saneeF af
the stomach. ~ l. nor ,Fsie, sAss s,r.
MARTINI ''si Il no more cAaeHr al liz,
Si1mash than Il Is cancer ..f tAs
head I head lasi week thai slsSh d SfasI
was In circulation, hai II IS u0s true i1r.
asifqa Yesterday teld ns that be had
never ss.td thai Randall Was saE.f ng wita
sai9esf al the stomach. and be stated lhat
Dr, i4acoip hsi said nothing M Martin
added sha; Randall Is sessina along a. well
- could i,e expected. ttasgA oi euursc he
il weax
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REFORM Am RIrIEs.


ksTssyyss,x. fuiy a Fh1Fr ss : l.sstrf
hx.ts Ia ysreyrgss ayes The Rasskx question
- As41aa tAssssS sSresss, ~ s.amnfy 1sasige
lewss tessesss a Ssesf deal IL uhiSky Is
hsstss stsid IL sgtsse rf iar tseas yssoAs shlsiaa
iAN. several gysses.ssgaen were sssesf sew
sfsss sssf ess TIE ciisrSe. has No prsof MAS
fsr4<sscess. fEc arrests esszxresi tAe ar
e2seds and a. {adEe fes.s sxsse ssaf 81
i.sNa Al eeraieg. hs barely eee1ped being
sset rs ls,ssA IL fSsies. s.as a ses.ssss,
ieSsS ststc back tnso sssas. azsf asSe4ssh
is1tS tise afspaoeais ~ srsssie tsssescsiesl to
fatina 3sas fa seyers.. aud f.slsss. the ias
rs-.s snza tne stFeSa sn4E flatsfsed
The eaatrnfs This MAS dose anAet
a eszsrd ~ twenty saea NssA Winchester
rffses. Yesterday Tbs whisky saea saalsrs.
ssasl taase fsetietls met N ;he ssrcss 4 han
drsd sapts were frSAd, bat nssfsn.sy was
killed. Five were carried ssf hesils
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

COLEMAN COMPROMISES.
Creditors will Accept rifay Cent. ON
the Dollar.

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;ssaay thai VIA r Coleman. ~ the sas@-
PENDED taeTaaut3ie 6rH ef Mn. r. gsir
snar & Co, fofa unaalaatea u TN tis rrcsia-
rsats On faS staisAs af nss indebtedness. 70
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tears from the dzte Il thS Hrst f=asgssuf.
Furthermore. z vision was % y Haasie
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scsfzere5 s.sass Nszs may tffstsa<lY
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ssfziaeeS
Ft@asare Fssfy Of six Drowned-
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$50 = farsy, elsss ax - n. Lpae. bis
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rr 4Nssa ssss4tsaz fsiAati Ea-siSY
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Sas assWs ss = sea Es gsB F e1t eiA
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ears Atar lErs Sy fsFe- -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

wHE2llSs. ". Va. saiy .s-Ihe ser-
enssa lscsas Of victims Of tisa gaos3 last
fnHrssisy aisft was found 10 9ss oa the
Trvsr Issnk below town.-shai II TacsaAs
Hn.icy. aged ysars. Feuy ogf ef ave
chifsrea u ifsss fansily were s.razasss,
Eight ssessies are s,iH anrcceseres. and
several IsafsDns are missing.
The faltisnarr & Ohio IDUFassy has
neafly sssSaplciea a temporary bridge over
the cTvek At Main street IA place oE the cite
destroyed The Piftshurg, tsncianxsi & -
Leafs fsIIrosa VIII ran las Nrsf train out
t@-apr1em morning. The baltimore 4
ohio has large fvrce oi hands on the
tsffsbarss tsivissszl. btas preliminary surveys
wiil have ~ te isssfic. az IN the ezse ef &
new road, before much issrg-~ss eau be
made. Surveyors are aos si work
A peffstt fhrons 20 sishf-sccss were
along tale read 10 Tfsasirilhsa to-day.
Thousands of leopie visited the scene.
many from distance. Experienced OBJ
servers say IT, was the wors, wreek ese-
-d.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
TWENTY FIVE MILES AN Hour.
speed Trials of thc.>ew Inman Trans
atlantic Kuc1r

LONDON, July =. The new fasaaa line
steamer Isty Of New York has made a trial
trip. She Is the largest passenger ship in
the world, being fourteen feet longer than
the City of Rene sae Is built alsaost on
the lines af yacht. aud her enormous en-
gines develop extraordinary power. II is
anticipated that she viii reduce the At
lantic vey age 10 little over six days
She was tried for speed at shsrt intervals
several times. and each time male =
miies an hour under she limited prapul.
sion allowed The speed win be diminished
TO The extent Of one-fourth of the
maximum. The new steamer Is lavishif
furnished with hfe-saving apparatus and
Is fitted and constructed With view Ia
use as a government cruiser In the event
Of war. On her first voyage she viii take
oRt Blaine aud the snenbess Of bis family
who have been touring in England