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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

GEHRER RECEIVES cnEDKN7IArs wrra
WHICH N HoRzs 70 wEz RuxxxI-
Gar NAMw.

CAL xAMx.
OExMRzA, Jan. 2l.- ISpsslal Late
yesterday nfherno0n Governor 6empie
81 tn hfs ofiics. looking over Q large
Qnantlly Of mail that had lust been
hfoneht IN. Among the letters and
pape Wae 9 little package addressed IN
a neal small hand that vas evidently
feminine. 1his, t0Resher wsth tbs fast
THAI u wAs liaht and sofa 10 the touch,
NOS only relieved Il OF al suspicion Sc
10 dynamfte, bat quiokened the govern
ore intefegf. He carefully removed the
wrepptbas and discovered roll Of SOFT
wefte oloth With q Suggestion Of pink
ribbon peeping through the folds
DUaDia entered TIE governors mind.
He picked no the wrapper 20 examine
again thb address j. Saa for htel, and
nnns other. slowly be unr0lied ths
deiioafe thing, ard thea taking hold OF
ths swo ends Of the ribbon stF nas shat
teade q part Of Il. held Il 40 before
him. For q mon ent the expression on
nis face waa not clear.
Tbs light u his eye vas eiou5ed With
myatinaali0n. He oiled his eaofetary,
Here Bansman, come and make q
guess 81 tnis" Ba1smaB hurried in
frsm the n&xt room. 80 as be caught
sleht Of the eoveFnor holding . delicase
article Of ladies' underwear u read cut
before him, he began 10 jump no aud
down IN tbe extrashaspoe Of delight,
aud 20 soFeam . urn it round. ooveFno i,
tofn u Fennd." Tue governor did 50;
turned q sloaly round With "a ais o.,
deepening interest and curiosity. Oa
the other side be discovered q tiny card
pinps 10 tbs foids bearing this leg NJ /:
ia hoe stgho pfnees" TIE truth 6 ashes
np~n him. IL waa q pelt coat sent 20
hun y some unknoW friend IN token
Of the manly pFeFrgatise be by bis slg-
naiurs OF tie soman Suffrage bill had
conferred upoa the geniIeF ser. "5liu-
y BY shis sign ws eoSqaeF." be said.
sead,na the declaration on the card, aud
lheB be ! lined B asmsn IN hts mssFs
msnt. "We wil hang the banner 81" )"
Ne sid, aud thsy did bana it a. 90
line which tbgy psrung across she Office.
and thsre Il stall remsiBB. w lie lhIs
scene was going on Me seneeF PeFolv !.
Of the house, vas toilinR np The biil
throuRh the sn09 With . load II mali
s0F The members. made 10 prineip slly
Il packages exactly milaF 20 that de-
soFtb4d IN The governors mall. Every
a embeg OF both houses who voted for
the snffsaee bill reosived one. Thay
came ID she mail p1u q from Tacoma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

EoaIusAIELs 40 No vas uunF 4Housn
TaE s1KtnaRt Wsns DsntoaD.
NV YAK ia. "a. IT - Frannh
s,enmentp 9asoaRoe, Tor Il vre. end
The dsi Elsa :, for Antwefp, aaIlidsd
20 X 'boib'a reef iaRnt a. uss. u the np-
Or bay. abons ] oiclook todty. Thn
swll2sflakd tan lnio tbs 0asooansss
-tsfbasfd "a aFtef. A. beth we're pro
wedding 30 So ebe dam ,ea done h nol
dednt1ely known a. 80 bus the Nwit
1eKsa1d vas enmpelled % fetnrn % heE
dook II dsssey CITY. The GasOaana ran
down 20 the lower hay sud apohaseS. Il
e tnnoRat that ne persan Was iniasod
The aRent % TIE euiiasrland ssports
that The 0aseogne alfamBled 70 cross
the swlla flan9'a how mnd was struck
abuut midship. Tue Saiis.Eiand baa
heF port bow stove Ia and her stem
torn out. for several fees under ths
ualaf, and hef forward bulkhead Il fnIi
Of water. khe wfil diasbafas her eaaao
and 40 on the dry dock Tor rapaifs
he damaae - the @ tsooane N slinha
aud she viii probably proceed on hsr
way toniaht.
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erNnnAL rnnmesr.
noxAE nnuxPrIox oIvsH HM II CALI

nOxAL nxcxPIIoE oEysH HuM II CALI
E0REtANs.
Lee ARaKEEs, JsD. IA public re-
cepsion Was given 10 General John o.
ara Mrs. Jessie Benton fremont ~
Armogy hail tonight u was q brilliant
and well attended affair. Allths 80
ina elsisses aud General Milea sud
staf were present. Mayer workman
ofIiciated as chairman. An address Of
welcome vas made b. Il. I.
DeiAviie, 20 walsh General
Fremont responded with enotioa,
expressing bra appreciation Of the kind
zee shown hin hy the peop uhO b ID
aoched toto The land, he FsC0iiected a.
almosl wholly . sture Erousd. and vha
bg the magic Of their energy and faith
had deVelopsd u into an earthly para
disc. Is Was bis intention TO sDend
sero biz few declining ye&ra. and bis
greatest desire uAs 70 Be considered enc
og ila setllsra. He then received The
ciiissns In q levee lasting about an
knnr
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sAMeAa ADvaCRG.
oEnmAH mxH or wAn srrEE ouAED rur

0HnMAR MKN-0V wAn arTEE ouAED Tnl
IstAND.
6AN FAAHclsco. Jan. 81. -ssmran cd.
vices received By see steamship 2 salan-
dIar tod y, state that the natives have
heen forced 20 boEFow money ON the
Gerusns TO psy the taxrs imposed by
the new government. Tne GrFa ans
oavs arrested ana imprisaned many ma
tises for visi isR q friends aud relatives 70
neiehooFIpR islands. King Tsmesea
0sInlains hia authority spisly By sop
port Of ths German men Of var. and Il
. statrd that II THIS suppoft were With'
srawn he would bs depoatd 10 q dsv.
foree German men cf ear lrft Apia fol
HoHs kong N n vtmheE. leav.Dgtwo @
RnaFd the ialanda.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

Tie great steel gun beinR ma6s fsf
tbe RvyeFnmeng's approval b fhs pisis.
oafR Steel CsallnR Coupang wna oarl
Wednesday. Wnen 0ompleiea as amn
uli seiRh I've anf 0nt-nalf iona RS
total length 1S3 f3 inahes; ihs Vslorl .
y o. The pfci ssils - 70 b. 1850 fees 81
eeouno. sad tfe pressars ID tSs oaanner
hftsan toss Il - the IaEaaas ann ngnr
csst from heasemef s1eei. ana Us in1-
portancs q tbe 10 rimenl itsn Is tn6
faet that . eua thia rnsks go k2
mt6e for aboat t3310. shiis 8 hnIlI -
son - he sane slze Mesid ooat a Esae6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

NashiDalon kasa-iI yes q namher of
. Nsw feFk lazy lhs ott6f faf. arf
JOS aftsr thsg cad retired 20 ths fnrF
soon be pscted up p:fcheF % aaks :
dtitk srd swallowed . gieeo 81 elara.
a fslieWs tFia6 20 selleFs bfm By hold
iee be teeig a. t1e aiF ard ahaklnr
hims nak 10 nc purp egP, 70 shaY ufnmua.
. greed 20 3 ysFdfel nnd tnrrlet hln1
4 q - 4 drna atnge
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xnK ceRA LEx rnHaL

muEx 1Es1TmsAg aaAEkET Mns. MaEEar
aND MMn D&DaETEA
ePnxnsVxtp. No. Jan. q la ihs
Cnra lie trtai today an t9ost was ii
rsoa, q mainly 10 tracing Grahau and
wifs after arriving IL spTinG 6sld
Mech os ths tesfimcny vas toe snmu %
uas bfoaahs eut sE ne 91ss trisl we
uhtcb In gable % fe@iIiaF. Gsn. ~ !.
ssuver of the Unued states land ofiss
was on ssns Sd . tbe bo3y uas fsaad
10 tee yell. He talked 70 CvEa nbous
tke beaJ ard sbe ssia that ahs did n..t
beIisen a wes saFzh GfAhamsa 6aa
thouebt Itas Lee BE - had bgoaahs
tne todg from d. Leafs and put g 10
ths uNli.
swas sny inasssnsnt ksla sui -
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naaa AamanE.
EHn wEATzsn WAS rslsE anD sHn srnucx
O. a RsNN.

TIE wEAxEKn WAS TB1aE hnD aHn srnUcx
O. a nsEE.
SkH FnAncrsoo. Jan. q. TIE bsie
Cieus Sprsckle- from K,huiui FOE shis
orr Went ashoFe early this u snina on
DaxbaEy rsef. Ehe u lyinR on haf
beam snda and - half fan Of Walef.
The captain and orsw arrived here %
the steamer Emiig.
Tbs brsR spreckies was Fsturnina
fl1ln the Hawaiian islands. Tee ves-
sel Was headed towards Goi en- q sse
this moFnioG, bnt the weather bsing
very tbick ebe struck On . Fess before
tboss aboard kbew they wtrs 20
close 70 tbs sbeFs. EGsrts wefe usads
% haul hef od. bat ths aos Uas 10
heavy and the captain and sFsw took
20 tbs bosis, aud geFe picked % sspessl
bouFs istsr b. the steam kmsig. Ths
seessi was vained 40 aboas 4l2 ocO. and
the cargo gnioh consisted q saasr was
worm nearly 5000. TaRs hsss gone
70 hsF relief. and an ends8Vor 10 haal
he vessel % be rocks III be made.
craasea on shs Zee
VANo0Uvkss ". r., Ian 2i.- sosciai.
"A fun~Eni Vrosssslon from Portland
eompoaed of bnRales an9 aleiahs eros.
ed ths CoInmbaa RiveF - this pstut ae~
dsy with tns body Of Jane q lteleV.
Tnia - tbs asst fnaefai oTcssnR ffe
fFfzsn Celsmbia IN twsuss eBs yeas.
and tbs sssgnd n tbs memory Of "a
oldeet ss1fier.
B<nfh ef Dsefsg Sernenssu-
PonrLaMD Jsn. q. = rs H.,ssfsI. .l-Af.
sPE short Iiia.ss Hssn. Joseph J Jsrefn-
soo dled - tuis esfy thie evening. Dr..
9sfR ngsu pas regular medles1 Grad
aalrs and daFiug tbs Late eivf uar
served - . snEseon 20 ths ffooG As
tne eiese ef the u4r lhe deosass1 ~ 4
% nia Fssidss - - Pes~rabure. Va.
nnd Fspfesenfsd thaf df-1rios n con
zress ORES ei91tton years. ustna refurn-
"a - eac1 eieeflqn wttn increaasd naa-
3,Eif1. Il lte2 d. 11rRsns1n deciins6
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Az EFFecESsn ossrynr.

MFa James Brown Poster ana Mr1.
LanEtEy are beth 6EepaFsnR b paodnta
"gleopatfs" on . gorgeous ssAla Tht4
sill Be very ln.eg.slina OIaopatsa. i1
vii b reulembeFed. 9oFe on state aann4
slDus pitos u oeast pias1tr sDt ralf
of aoio eaFrina4 --dfiaA6a Consflfaflam.
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rHE ooEvxSTIoH vsTa CANADA slaHnI
HI TaE lwo AurnoBITtEs.

rHR ooEvxSTIon ugTa CANADA slaNnn
III Tsf1 lwo AuTHon1TtEs.
OTTAWA Oat. Jan 2l.-Toe post
mss Q general siatea hat g convention
tor q ptEoei post srFvtos between Can
ada aud the Uasted States had bes Q
siened By bims-if q postuaster gen.
srAl Vti@s. a. I onlg FeqaiFsd the sigBa
q Of Presidents Oieveland 10 mAks q
leRsl. Tbs terms agreed upon wers sas
lsfactoFy 20 both aaveFsmeBta. and II
bad be a arranged for tue service TO b
inauRufaled March lst.
sAME AZ THAT WIN MKxIco.
wAaaEnoron, dan. 2i.-Ths parcel
poss elnventson bstwesa the Uoired
STATES and Can .da mtntionsd In de.
patch received BY Q Associated Press
frssm Ottawa t66sy was ssgueo by Pi.ss
master General V.Ias . fec days bsfoEs
be left the dspertment. IL was tbs1
sent 70 Canada for Postmaster 9sneF-l
McOlelland'e siRnatuFe, and "a IL ex'
oected that Il 9Ill be returned 10 W -
inRton on Monaty, when she prsaenl
postmaster general viii prssens Il y
the pEtaident FIR bic siaaafurs. So
psriua~ndeae Bell, Of foreign msfl-
said toniaht that the provisions Of thil
eonyention are 10 every respecs 30
same as The pr visions Of the paFce
pose o0nsention nee ia fores belWeoI
The Unlked SaaEta and aexioo.
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ruNmrrxKR 90 FrFTx Fnnm MAaakrMu
sxrrs Cara - xas PzEstpEsr.
WAsnamaxaN. jan. IA msmariai
fron see Nass schn etfs e6mmtseee ~
aily lsssesaiy formed % ca-ogNrsts with
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Al adeeF issgeag Fpada Wasted.
. youna msn - BE- par1Ig oni ~ dntsa
aui - a. beulN1 tbe ennf4r y anH
iadg hta afisten - ash, Wtaf vii -
ih~ r. nia Mhea Ghe oooE aIams fH~- Ois
Caa OsrKleE.
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81. PAuL. Jan. Il "A raweF. Mime
ssta. special % shs PsOnssr. Pysss eives
some additional details og tbs boaFd
snR heuse hoiocanst there lass niQsf.
Toe village bnck@t briasda while wsrt-
log With . will vas able 70 Do little t.
wsrd aabdnina tne q smes uF fea.uina
the = rmates. Toe iosR-rs faaaht dss
peFateiy 10 the naFr0w hell aud ssairway
bot, oeoominR bewildeFed, could DOT
Rts aut. A younQ gsFi wno vas III es
Gagged unipiurtd. o. thirty in the
hen ?, is 70 shongbt lhat ptne or D
perished. search fnF the bodies is pro.
Rrsssina Hlowly amid TIE atln smctinr
FuiDs Of those wbo Jumped from ths
vtudoUs. hssert WbitIofd VS. 80 b4dii
y Jared thai b. died 3 few bonrs after.
Five bodies bavs been ttteu frem toe
fuios 30 far. Though badly dislsufed,
fenr nf them are hslisssd 10 BE- these of
". II. hornes. Dsn O'ConnelI, hfikt
frump aud Altx Bsaudt.
or The men taken from tbs ruius
some vfre found lvinQ together IN 0ne
corner Of The baildina 10 : wsy that iu-
diczte6 that they bad ssIso setd in bed.
Uthers are tb01ant 20 b sge b~sa .nght
~ The stairs leading fron the third
4 o. 10 their sfors % es3sps. The
stAIrusv wos a very nsrFoW 0ns and the
men probably rushed ttQrhef and b..
come 60 Involv1d 10 The struaRle tbni
noue got oat some Of The mon Who
essapsd fr0m the third story say thsFr
uefe tsght or tea men behind then IL
he hallway.
The cold waa extreme at fba time.
he tcerm0melef indso atnR ~ d-Rssrs
bslDW Fo. Tns made ghs sud sssas
20 thtss very great, abd also made Ii
aimres impoesiDl. waFk 10 snpyfessit :
zoe 64mea. fhe dFa ssaFted " ths isw
- story o. she boarding hoaae and
quiekly eDveloped tue ent re- stguttnrr.
unsch vas fFams beilripa. Toe
bodles Of ell tbs men srkeh oct ara
earned 20 50 onr-coxalH bic N tas. onlg
Iha tfs1ks % ini & k0brrt Wbu-
ford resided 10 tbie olty and vas Q soIl
known exDioFsf He VS. the orieina
wnef Of tbs TgueF townsife. II,
osheE men taken Gus were woo4smen.
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- coui1alioa. an3 nas afresafS8 -
tles.a ~ AEsn1F - ~ ssoias&zahln AZ
- Ma,la Wella And Hee. Sa4
g nl14 80 ~ d4efeatd raeaeF1 q
Mtssud and repraeentea s1e Nrsnern
flc,ka lad neeneF b rn1llana. Tnn
3 N.liaa ha bid ~ t1 ~ time ~ hts
eaalh. tbs 6aesened use ARst ss fssr1.
yooAe wife esstINes htm. u. 1sif-
kenana wae q mAn af hs@n eAsr afss,
zsnstpas ~ uiles aud u.rtsd aatiliie1s
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81. PEKKnaBuko. Jen. Nm. klodoR-
od, the editor Of the Houos Vrsnpa has
been sentenced 70 AK weeks i'm
pris0nmsnt. and 10 pay 3 hae Of $50
ronbles for having hbelled Herr Vii
laume military attaehs Of She German
lnaation.
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- Pam. tan a. IA ela uas fiad q
tha Uailed elNtFa e,Frui4 cnmsa tu1aN
Ne cemplsietoi Ne Horn silver Aflnlnr
cempeny eNalns Dsnuis Rgan. lIa.
maDfsnR tAAs ~ usp TIE n,ainn9 ih8
cen - 8&Qoco he ameaul 81 falns
4aiAwinlAe msNo la ihamRefVpa Nv
ktsna q Heagn and Cna4lFa b FN
- Whlia atfengata she ea1apanR wifn
hgan fsom 1850 - lk6f Il Is ntaisa
tbat bsoen and FfankIin are now h
aalWsns.
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DuBITn. Jan. a. Patrick O'Brien q
memoef Of ihe house Of commons. eAs
arrested today, charged With having
made q eeditious speech on new yeaE's
day, and adnits z 10 bail.
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aEVRnAL PEnl1n 1ETEn soafH DIsFKnATE
sxAoo0LINo,
MunRAPoLIs. Jan. 81. "A special
from Fogss, uinety milss nerih Of Do
luah, says thai tbe boarding honss aud
saios q of Nelson Bsfnabs vas bnrnad
l4st night. Many Of the inmaaes
iamped ffon tbs opuef stores. and tsu
psfiahed 10 The hsmea. TWo other
boarding. housss Wrfe buFns q. bnt she
lnmates escaped. Tue less u sl2 COO.
tee meFsuFy was Sc degrees bei4w Esro,
aud abs0laiely notainR o0uid Be dobe
20 sxtinRuish ihe flames.
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PAHrs. Jan. q he assss ship yards
at GsaGvisir, Eear Haefe. bass been
nfoed. Tee aoeds nnd entiss plane
wtFe deaiFossd. asd 90 w9Ekmeu Wess
q rvs co 81 snpioynsnf ~ lhe sse
nAeralinn-
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San Fakncnoo. Jin. u. -fse Iaesf
sxeensiVs e8nml tee o1 soc MAfionnI
Eduesti0nsi Association net thta eson-
iae a1d ftefieod fasoFabis fsparfs In
reward 70 she arfanRemeus for zoe o.
iisnal oongentlou % b. heiS hers Is
Julf. Pfesldant Hoilt sspotlsd that -
bad Esosfved q 9sstsrins enmmnnl-
ostto1 ff0p eduosfoFs essfguhegt. naf
pfsmlsed tfae san snomaand visitors
souls Be ailradied 70 tho oisF b. lns
convention. Cifuulafa q infnrmals sam
sili soon Be sent 70 al who afs lntasstS-
- u ths oossdineu.
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goErk. Jan. 9l.-T7s rep1rt that tbs
siae of The AnstFo Hungarian diple-
matte agency here has bsen Withdrawn
and bad started for Vienna Il deniea.
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BaLTInonH. dan. 2l.-Oarainef Gib
, - inis eseniuR Fso-tpsd fenru Rsae
cablseF&m sspned By DR.. O.Csnnsif.
rector II tee Am-riean eolleee u ilome'
saylnR thai tadav lha eopV Of the osn
s.iiu,Ion Of The uaileo 6Eatfe. eeni 81
Prrsi1snt OltTslAnd. sas prsssused by 4
onmmittee Of kmsEiean blsbnpa and
oseer Amerioan Eesiasnia 10 Rsme, 10
lie pope.
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L.oxpox. JAn. 20.-Ths ste-msr Oon-
sians-, nesoazinR 70 the Bgis'oi ess4m
y Ntesg ttioa CoDpsny, hss TEN uFtcked
a. Figmr ruth drriae feR. 1hree Eer-
sans usrs drouoea.
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RoME, 1au. 9i-Tre page tadsy ~
sssvs q tne dsIu aEinn whioh reprsssnaed
shs naaree 10 4 ntFiaa as So i1bfl-e
l. eonsisfod ef fsgr bl.haps and : nnm
har ue pgirata fhe bisnoos ~ Ger
enne and BaGsia. hes6cd D. tea psesos
"a ghe Moftn Anossn4n oailaaa. nfser-
Wast s.ian1 sha daoamsion.
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i've emslaIs cIs.sssa.

EEw fosE. Jao. 2l--JadRs MAYNARD
sisiaat - serstaFy Of TIE tFe4snfy
9 TIED early tbis moFnina n coll olog
M<eone, and uas olosestd with htm for
several hours. IL uss reported unof
acisiIy fnas sne oonfxreDes wss IN rs-
Rsfd 70 the pDdrF meatarment frands
on cnstona which bags ooms 70 light
in: iiaating s,tae bsa ailk tanport@fe. Il
wsa Alec sid that b. osEfied doeumeots
wlth him 70 the capital and tnss arrests
elli follow thsiF arriv Il ~ "a g piaee.
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WAsHIA0T0R, dan. zt.-Thoeha, The
eontestsnt fsF SpthksF CaFiisis's sat,
lnfuFmed reporter TITS afternoon tnai
she speaker eiii on Nonaay pext sand =
letter 60 the house rtqnsslinR that the
coDtest Ter bis seat BE- feopeEed aud
esst a COMMITTEES be sznt into the dis
tRict b take testimony and make an IN
vesRfqnflon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

I.oxDox, Jan. 2o.-ME Gladstone. on
replying 70 "a ealogistie address pre-
ssnted 90 him ~ FlaFsnce. said be
hoped q might please God 10 tsrninate
at "A early hour the controversy noe
dividing Great Britain in q manner
moas in AecoEdAncs with truth and
iaakfan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

fzrrEn1ao. Jan. 4i.-rhe pe6aanla
eomaiitsa q lha Nsiionaf kassoall
ieaans MS "a s&zaiea todsP. Whan lha
DesssrR ao3 lel1sd tAs rnenhelsP sInns
Afa ecntanie @n1 ma moga than half
arr nReos end aBo&beF meeeina wi e
eelo - 4oadar. Toe oommiltee re-
tuaeo y aay What had been Mnanmg- :
llsosa. oa1 ftem the best snformation
ooiainaola = sas ianEnod that Il hna
o-ea oeeidfd % - d lhe teaaap ~
Apfh 16sh and elass q on oolchss s b
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

Tucson, A. Esna. ia IA Star
speeiz1 from can OsF % says shat "a
Apaaos aodian pat 10 ne guard h0nas
faF insoxisatiun. asksd - ese his wsfs
and essld. Whes taken 70 hin Be cot
60 iF shromta. PCS lhem oa tba bed, 81
Is 90 Gre and teen rushed for ihs ssf-
asans % tie gaasd uuh Q riah snd
kalfs. but was Eiddisd wIsn baIisss and
killed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

WAsHisorus JAa q Representative
Daan, Ut AfksBsAa TOD " nhf sln4d
lsass 81 have printed "a lhs Rncogd sTg-
efai amendmenie, ghink b. ufoo ,za6
10 "a .F 10 ths WHkens banking blll. -
zoe fifs1 ooporirnifF-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

MozrnkAL. Jan - -llorrean ana
hesoa's ee9ss mt.ls. 4ad zoe promises
oeoapied ~ The d minian Az Fam,
niture eompsny and toe Men sfd Hss
and Uap oomoaDg. we're burnod ttis
muEuinR. OWinR 30 The axiRanrdsnaet
eold Woath = the thefmoEnslsr being
- degrees belaW EsFo. and high uind
pgevsiliae. the 0Esmen weEa aFe4tl,
1anpelsd b ths hose fresaiRg. The
loss will Be about e2s0,gCO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-22

BosTON. Jan. xi.--ftdtnRe from the
Survivors OF the ship JohB 7. Berry,
ghieh sailed from Phiiadelpeia lnss
SeptembeF and burned ~ sea. have been
feeeigsd which say ssat she o4ptain and
mate and one pnsaenges an0 tlrv. %
the cF. = arrived - sydney yests rday
fne &c nd mate and ten Of shs crew are
akifl missfna.
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2 t'lIYH slsIE aIIIs = y 90 g %
Isaemaasg sehssl saaaa.

WA8mNo IoN. Jan q. > Zoe s4naIe
oommsft-e on putils Iands hsa ord red
. fsvorsols report on B .natoR fsiisr'-
hsli 70 onAbis the Stats Of Oosorado 10
enIarf tadnrnnfee aanrrnl 1anAn
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-10-06
The Rutcheries in London.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-The Whitechapel
butcherics continue to thrill all Lon
don. Throughout the slums where
the murders occurred the prevailing
desire is to fix the crime upon some
Hebrew, as foreign Israelites are
there generally hated because they
are the only prosperous denizens of
that section and because they do not
mingle with the generally dissolute
population.
George Lewis, the best known So
HECTOR In London, believes the wo-
man killer to be religious maniac
who hes sworn to root out social
evil, and has adopted the plan in each
case OF making his punishment so
awful as to deter others from evil
ways. This view is shared by Sir
James Ridson Bennett, an eminent
authority on lunacy.
If the murderer is taken it will be
his fault. The "plain clothes" detec-
tives on whom London relies are
swarming in White chapel, it is true,
but as q rule they wear regular po-
lice boots and go two by two. They
may readily be distinguished block
off when it is clear. An American
might come over and prove that
there is still detective left who can
detect. The rewards offered now
aggregate $4,000.
The only trace of the murderer
considered of any value is the story
of watch boy who saw q man and
woman leave Agate station, going
towards Mitre Square. The man re-
turned shortly afterwards alone. The
police have a good description of
him. Two people at least saw the
man and woman together in Berner
street get away, and one person saw
him throw her down. He went away
and left her there, but it was half an
hour before it was known she had
been murdered. The police confess
TO have no clues.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-10-06
New Advertisements.
NOTICE 70 TAX PAYERS.

or one of my Deputies will meet the
tax payers of Berkeley county at the fol-
lowing places, to-wit:
Martinsburg Distriet,on Friday and Sat
urday, Oct. 9Th and 9Th, 1883.
Falling Waters, Tuesday, October 9th.
Bedngton, Wednesday, October 10th.
Greensburg, Thursday, October 18th.
Scrabble, Friday, October 18th.
Hedgesville, Tuesday, October 9th.
Tomahawk, Wednesday, October 10th.
Shanghai, Thursday, October 18th,
GerardstOwn. Friday, October 18th.
Darkesville, Monday, October 10TH
Nanclevesville, Tuesday, October 10th.
Bunker Hill, Wednesday and Thursday,
October 18th and 18th, 1883.
most respectfully ask those who owe
me back taxes 10 call and pay them. My
term of office is drawing TO a close and l
am anxious TO settle my business prompt
". If the tax payers will not pay me in
a reasonable time, my bills VIII be placed
in the HANDS of others for collection.
A discount of % per cent. will be allow
ed on the tax bills of 1888, during the month
OF October.
s22.4t ROBT. LAMON,s S. b. c.