davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
HOUSE rRocKEDrNGs.


NASFtSGroS. Oct s.-TAe hcnSa pro
ccesied to consideration of private hass-
ness. The point ff ua gaoguFa Was raised
asasnst tfe iirsi bill aiae4 Isp ssta Scr thrce-
quarters ef Al hour bcsiness was 81
sfsa1sfiil However. motion vas agrcca
% for adjournment TO-DAY isil Me1s.ay.
Then the wheess u TIC legislature re-
rclyed NithasS friction until Eiieose II
sse Tie Maritime Canal 20. OF Nicaragua.
Therc were tiVe chieetiens. aad under the
rules The esa could net ha placed befoFs
The hSGSe.
several private bli,s having been dis.
posed Of IN committee 81 ltc y hole. Nc
Rae Of Arkansas eailrd M the senate b Z
% incorporate the Maritime tansi Goa
pany 81 Nicaragua
cslhsstson Ct Texas offered ar amend
Eenf pruyislur thai HosfstEg ii tnss set
shan be held or construed in any msancs
10 involve the United States IN any pc
c1uiSry ahilsatiou UhafeVcr other than in
resPect % The payment Of tolls.
fheian % Tennessee offered an amend
racui rgofiding that The canal shall be nm
der the coltrpi aud prDfectspn nf tS.s Tui-
ted states, IN eftes that all the represents.
tlxes of al North aud SsHth American pssl-
pies may be guarded aeslasf any infringe-
intpi or aggression On t1e rzFt OF foreign
nations. Also that tolls shall be equal on
the same class of tonnage for vessels os all
nations, except as provided IN article - ef
the concessions and decrees ef the republic
af Nicaragua 10 the Nicaragua Canal AsSu-
ciasion Of New York; also that the United
states eoyernment binds itself 10 protect
al the rights Of eitizsus In said conces-
sions, and decrres and guarantees the ncu.
irEiity Of said canal and - operation un-
der the terms OF said concessions. said de
crces being subject % the consent and ap-
provai. b. treaty or otherwise. q the com
tries through which the canal may he
constructed.
Culhest>oa opposed rhelan's amend.
Rcuts. II they Ncfe adopted the govern
meut would have % keep standing array
ia Sicaragua % project the rights 0f the
corporation.
Paelsn replied thst the gentleman rad
ieaiiy nsisap9rs hfnaed tie terms OF the
amendments. They were drawn for the
ptITpose oi preventing the resuit which the
gentleman vas RrpTehsnstye mtght eusue.
They lad heea drawn in careful CON
fermitr with taa ufier1nees a the state
Department fsu-a Gncnt's administration 10
the present fsrse.
Fuller - iava sad be did NOT infeni 20
pcrInit the tl.i 70 50 through without q
eueFuM.
Hheian, in o-ler not 10 imperil tho
passage 81 tae b.li. withdrew his agaenG-
rseisfs aaa Ea.baFisofi's Amendments WIS
agreed N.
The bin being In committee 81 the whole,
the question WAS pat II r9parting the bill
iavorsaly 10 the heuse. and the vote RE-
suited IS 10 &. Fuller made point Of no
quorum. The committee then rtSe and
the house took recess until evening.
The house "a iae evening session passed.
= private pension bills aud adjourned
until Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
SPLIT WIDE OPEN.
The New York City Demo
Gratis Quarreling.
rAnnAsr cnoosrs 4 TICKET.
No Further Desire for Hewitt-The
Ancient Roman Goes 60 Ws<hing-
ten-Bisine Cancels engagements
to Spare His veice-xzyer Pend
Rensminated.

SEx YoEk, Oct z-peieg.sex 10 the
TamInsny couEty conyeasioa met 70 aighs
and nominated 9 straight Tamnzay
county ticket The headers uere IN con-
ference al day and many messages were
exchanged with the headers of the county
Democracy Tammany submitted FIVE
names 10 Counties asfheonly ones upon
whom they could unite. The 6rst two.
Grant and Dugro. were rejected, and
finally o Donohne sad Cox werc srled oat-
Roswell p. Flower WAS the oHly oue ae-
eep;ebie 10 the ~CornfEes. and the latter
asked for more time 10 censider the eaes-
ton ef his nomination Feeling thxs they
hna waited long enough. the Tamzany
bodies decided TO select their owa candi-
date, aud proceeded vita the work IN con
veution.
Gen. John Cochrane vas temporary
chairman OF the convention. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted pledging tAs
support uf the organization Tor the
Eal1onal aud stale Democratic ticket. and
denoancing the reastienary principles Of
the Republican national and state Plat
forms. also faonnpoiies. aFissocrseles and
kRown0thiugS. 1ae administrations OF
President Cleveland ans of COY. H4H were
endorsed, aud monopolies and trusts de-
nounce1 as criminal.
sheriff Graat WITS noyni3afea Tor mayer
by acciamation- Other nominations aeFe
James A. Tsaek for sheriff. senator EsiAary.
r. Reilly county clerk. Geo H. Forster.
president OF the beard Of alderman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
IL. STEIN MAN.

A RCHTTECT-R ROOM q. gErSI6 BLOCK.
N fTOnt and Marion streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
MORTON ,IAnIYnpoN.


sAfT LAKE,. Oct. A.-~rhe Mormon SEMI
annual conference opcne here TO dav.
Apostle lsoreazo snow presiding HIS r.
marks were TO the essect that Il i pleasant
10 susfer Persecution while doing the work
ol he Lord. He ursed tie eS.Ah,fshmen;
taF-issy Saints ax teachers He said the
taen nfeEShip ef the church Is Increasing
rapidly. Lsrcn1o Is one OF the famous
ToiyEany cclTicts.
Eiser Jacob Gates sid IS the prophets
ef old hreke down the prison walls. - the
poser OF the priesthood of the present day
woal1 break down the prison walls.
Elder seymour Il. Young sAid. 'Tac
ia9re we suffer fet t1e gospel tie greater
n. u l.. M .-.....a IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
LIGHrNING TRAINS COLLIDE.
smashup Near Hannibal. y. y
Engineer Killed

use Ese, \. Y. Oct S-A frigh;ful col
llsson occurred near HanUibai station. on
tsse Rome. Nzfesiowa q CgdeDs8HEg rail,
NaS- this morning. Iehig6 Na5isy pas
senger train coilidea Sith A wildcat train
from Cswego on . curve a. deep cut.
The wildcat vas running 20 miles an hour,
the Isehiga Valley train -. The iucolao-
lives were smashed into Thousand pieces
aad the next cars Hearly demolished. OF
the Mid train crew Engineer Sistiery was
Killed Fireman Riley fFightlDIly scRl1ed.
sud the conductor and Brakeman Thomas
basiig injured. OF the Iehigh train Eugi-
aeef Hatch WAS badly cut aud seaidsd, and
Conductor Mitigate and brakeman smilh
hagf!y hurt The farmer NAV die
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

SEw YoaK, Oct b.~-The New Yora and
Chicago clubs plaTea fhsiF 8nnl game 10
ettaeT to-day. ghiessa went all ~ lslcees
il the ssveath luBine. and allowed The
Giants - srgza raus- score New York
L.. ChieaEp g. batteries Iltcagnb and
Murphy. HEyef aua FLAT
Eusfus. 1et 5.-~I Ihe home fe21 defeated
the DSiroigs to-day ~ alueainz their Aifs
In the slxtA ianius score Boston s.,
Detroit g. Battesies Garrison aud Tate.
Getzeia ard sEfaiifse.
PHiLkpKLFHft. Oct. The Philiics de
fcafed Indianapolis today. fTEin's sb0Tt-
stop Wark vas the fsaTrra % the game.
score, Philadelphia 5. indianapolis 2
Batteries sanders and Clements. burtick
aad Bucklry.
wssaiSqIoS, Ocf. 5.--The bad fsidinx oi
tae home c.a5 fage the game 10 the
Vlsitors- -eo-1 Nssbiuztau 1. Pittzburz
O. Batteries. Ha9doek and Maek. Calvin
aud Miller.
cIscgSSaTI. oct s.-eiaesnaA:l 5. iozls-
vile 3
BRooKIYS. oet s.--Bseokiyn 9, Bait.
more =
PIiI.prlrMA. Oct s-Athietles =.
4 seKf4 4aaG I.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
BLooDHoUsp DETECTIVES.
A Mythical Naylsy Thought TO be
the whftechaueI EIeud.

LoSpoS. Oct s.-Sir Charles Warren.
chief OF the metropolitan police. has de-
the perpetrators of the Mhitechapcl mur-
cers.
The police place confidence in the story
OF George n Dodge, sesman, who states
that IN August last he met Malay cook
named Alaska. In London; that Alaska
told him he had been robbed OF all he had
BY woman of the town. and threatened
unless he fonnd the woFnan aud recovered
his property that he would kill aud mutt
late every whifechapel woman he met.
Tie poliee are searching everywhere for
the Malay.
Acting on Information the police have
seized and occupied several houses In
Mhitecharel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

Not al % the Salvation Army girls seen
IN this town are thoroughly wenncd frnra
TIE pleasant little yanitiea that make
women interesting. Two, fu zcarlcf jcr-
nets of the Army got aboerd . sixth ayeaur
train the other DAY. They we're very prct
ty, ard they knew H. n ride 70 Forty
second street fully 20 per cent OF the tifnc
waE occupied b. them In pccring iuin The
narrow uiirr0r At the side OF she ear. The<
duncd their hapgs. adIasfed the lace a.
was happy relief from The EiartpT se1-
let, apf for Jeaciry they had tiuy watches
The short chains were adorned - ffny h41<
drums Tue iaes a the throat was fasfeee1
by The pin % The order, and alfozsf4e<
these two young wO1reu were sRlktstf -
desire 10 arp.ar nice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

DHYslcIAS & SURGEON. ROOM II,
Il Colonial block, carncr Second and
Columbia streets. once hours 10 10 IL,
10 and uighfs Telephone i2s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
THEY WANT THEIR MONEY.
Traders Bank Depositors Growing
Auxioas-A Meeting Called.

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-The depcsitors Of the
Traders hank are growing anxious over
the situation, and one Of thesn, John
II Patterson. Western agent for Frank
Lesile's publications, has called u meeting
OF his s.ilewyictiIns for tomorrow night
Cashier Tailman is not without responsi-
eisity, no matter how aaf0cfatie President
Butler acted. The cashier, Patterson said.
had made heavy Investments tn California
land. and the depositcrs should b. In
formed as 10 the amount thus disposed or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
IDLE STREET-CARS.
4 Chicago Strike Threaten
ing Serious Results.
CONGRESS TO apsounS sooS.
The Iendon Police All az Sea Re-
gsrdinx the whifeehsfei Murders
An Attack en- SaakiIa Ispuised-
Another Desisisn On the Chinese
Law

CHfckee. oct S-oae-thsr9 ai Chirago
VII te withouf stre>s car facilities to
naerroE. and witAiu - hears another third
OF the city vii Be N the sans PFessiesment
President Neske< OF the NORTH CHICAGO
Company has taally refased the deaaanas
OF his employees asd aflcrwarsi deciiaesi
an invitaztca from the Taea 20 Arhitrate
Al the SossA side enlplcyes. $50 Ia
number. win strike ~ - HsorraW Inter.
views 10 lgAf with representatives N Of the
80 esaployeS en the West side shaw that
they w,l strike. rros4oly before te-norrow
night. IN order. II fessihic 20 cripple Tbs
entire lerktS sysseza aai h<iag kia -
fss-sA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
The Puget Sound Flour sIiils Com
pany-Sneak-Taiss

PcErLANn. Oct. 5--Nes;erslzy Wrn. $
fn'iG, Charles r. l.aGd aad Theodore B.
Wilcox filed the articles OF Incorporation If
the Puget S5und F.oar Nils Company
with the coua'y clerk. The capital stock
Is slEu.tsae divided into ilNe shefes ~ saas'
each. The business Of the corporation ls
70 buy. sell. import and export v heal, grain
and other prodEce. 70 make advance. on
the same: 10 store OF SCH Tire same on co1a-
mission. 20 build, buy, sell or charter
ships stcamooats. hsrEes and bats 20
ers.et. buy, sell. lease and tef rails w9aFTes
nnd warehouses, 70 fay, sell, hnid. lease.
ut, oWA and hold real estate. and 70 Goa
duct A general milling manufacturing asfd
shipping bussasss IN Oregon aad Mssh hiaE-
ton lerFitOry.
II Is tue Intention Of the Ppgcf saaaa
Flour NILS Comranr to erect large MIL
4 n PGgef sound 70 supply tue sound com
tn and British Columbia with a0gF Jae
Surplus product of tae mill viii BE- ship
pcd 60 china 10 supply the Orient Is
nearly all the sound aour t. frcpad IN Or
eeon, IL il obvious thar 4 gniu located Ia
seattle VIII have some advantage for
sound and Oriental trade over one iscsisd
ia this city. Wheat can b parcbased for
the sane price as in Portland en the c5a.4d
hence the difftrense IN the eusf Of trans
tz5rtafiaii fruSa Portland 20 the sound = IA
iav0r Of a mil 81 seattle.
Lynch. representing California eGa
sfrllf ton com f18t4ts ltr&Hy ea-s8e& q ADsz-
tract <ish the Cable Railway teaaFaHy q
Portland 70 complete the work Of eaiseisg
the road within enc year faT sfat.ato
Tasr night a thief visited the lgius ~
house ard r0bted Joseph Ca-ey q al IA
saonry. a " afch and ring. The feilu1 tricc
uluYserS en- e.hsf leeks "a the house. bat
The keys feiied to tara. The police arr
certain al this suezk -thieviag Is the SeEk
81 one man.
Ex sEeriH Thomas JgFs,eu, who refarnssi
from the Esst Yesterday. says he lass
traFesee extensively iArcaga It's state of
NeW YORK. and feels conadsaf The slate
viii gsxe handsome mssarisg Asr HATFi-
son
There viii he match game Of BASEBALL
tS-rsfrcm and run8ay A. ciiEfaG 4 Nc
f1gyss K-uuatis- he2wcsn the NlEzs1e.tes
a11 Fenaietrns
The a'tcntiAnee AZ the Mechanics Fair
70 Night Hss seEF uEaes greafsr tAEs las
slight
fnass sA=aes ard marie sga,swxsSs
.srra Shs largest ldusc e tte fAe ssek IL
'sIile school 30 ScGa.4al tauisel IAey
have nG1e tszs lzsssx; Decided hIt II tls
sseseal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
CHICAGO FREIGHT GRIEVANCE
The Merchants sam ssenzes Their
Fslrsar. The TEaa scantInsatal.

EnEcsf-e esf. = The f7ferss stis faEss3-
.zfinx re Etaissfshss. q re Nh}s $50
srslzlt hs4.~sn S4sa rCt sasustcasa tssets
rreecses &elt e7 tie tszascssrsfiEsrss. a.
roads IL Consequences q at$ezszss 9ziazlz
f-4sgsf rats oa P4elsx sazss tzs~5aess.
Tkry are rSnzr t. ursa Ere ~ sny sslzsa-zst-
hGs are ENsfs2x IA sae Boz .saz tie eu<s1T
saag see see rrTgT u is H4y ans s7zrssss ssSsE
il slrze 20 zEgs1 = lexEt cs-1zss- sszasFsz4s
Lsse& a. eE4irs. G1.e-4zs v slss TsA-<zess-4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
BLAINE CARING FOR HIS VOICE
.e Cancels Dates I'm the Icy Miehi-
gan Lumber District.

DErRoiT. OCT. S.-fn consequence OF
a slight cold and hoarsensss which deyei-
oped since his speech IN the open air yes
teuday Et Adrian, Blaine determined this
morning not 70 go 10 East saginaw and
Isapenning This determination Is
strengthened by reports Of icy Temperature
in the northern yart OF the peninsula
Blaine is az the residence Of Ten. AlgeT,
where be remains TIL Monday. when he
win fill an elsagement al Grand Rapids
and fioIn that point proceed 10 Indiana
He win arrive in Chicago about the ina or
18th 81 october. There Is nothing serious
in the present, indisposiiIon aud cancel
lation OF. the East Saginaw and lsbpenBing
dates is caused simply by desire TO hus.
band his voice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
THURMAN on WHEELS.
The Aged Politician Journeys 30
gasf,iRcton-Incfde En- Eouta.

CoLuxBrs. Ohio, Oct. 4-Judee Thurman
lett for Washington this morning 70 argue
the telephone case.
WHEELiNs. Oct. 5.-JudSe Thurman aud
party left Columbus quietly. and Until
Bellairc was reached. a. O'Clock. there
vas no attempt At q demonstration, only e
few people about the different depots bc-
ing aware OF the judge arrival. However.
at BellaiFe two hundred enthusiastic Dens-
oerais, with band, gave expression 70
their enthusiasm. At Benwood and
Wheeling he received an enthusiastic
greeting. At Wheeling he made a brief
speech, expressing thanks for the warm
reception. At Claysyille the crowd cheered
heartily a. the train pRlled through.
When the train reached the PittsbuFg de-
pot crowd was waiting to meet the dis
tinguished judge. After three cheers had
been given for him he thanked the crowd
for the reception. Thurman then retired
and a few minutes later the train started
for Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

JgEaaE p&Ex. Oct 5.-Tae uaek Wa
yerisg. so--l3y,
fIns race. thseg & i1as.ezs nile Isi&sso
Una. Hey 1aY Eee0aa. SNgsGeu fai-a. fsls.
Ii-
second race. esaz rsl1a-s#tfs wnu Fen
Yasa secclssi. climax sAsfs. tAsze. ls3i
Tass1 rare. oar afsl tAEse- 4aAstsF miles
--ie assiaE Fasa. Bei,s = s<eozze, zfiees9'ty
t1iss tifse. Ssh
Ea1.a sra. efle 41s eas-s5ghfh esiies--
2..ar- lzs7 ~ ssa. &Es = sfesisilt k-4 .
Ia Ez.sl. tine ~
STA fsee. t459 fzssss--fssszs-i aan.
sss.ss,s 5asss ssss4aa erzsgf tsissi sisas, -
sszth rtcf. enc sal sssas = 1<teRut4 miles
--sias Eson 1ss. Eszaay seeelse. Hges0gsl
ia5s.l. tizas. i4-t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

a vuuav fllrnEallsf a ls4nfon. ILL.,
Hsrainr ~ nanfe. hes dttfsed FAe4
s-,iie III tlss pn'lfe. Ee goes 80 : er1frn|
sr.lst 81 q ssE2-e, ard fae.rns kiH1s*f -
Tree - a. fsssr p.sFf ~ chs ard yadtyf&|
A fHeEsf e4fstes the kev aHay Hn1 ko1<<|
te-iAe hls address WAc8 rue police epsss}
ts ars.ssf ltsnl flscY have 30 rausa dl&enz'
is nneaAlnlsg afm t8af be caa r1nfe cez5
slsisrHast ~ \ Epeech before f5ff carr
f4Aa aff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
THE LAW N ruLL roEoE.
Cinnamon Arriving Too Late From
British Columbia

WAsnISsTos. Oct. 6.--Tae collector OF
customs az Post Townsend reports by tele-
graph % The treasury department that
Chiuesa labUrers are arriving ffans Btitieh
Columbia with proper return ecTflnra rates,
and asks II they q al be allowed - land
Assistant Secretary MAYNARD answered him
- telegraph. sending him the provisions
% the Ghiuese exclusion biil and saying IL
Neuf into effect Oh the date sf its approval
by the president. October !.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

Al waltsbgrV. when voorhees, Erst rne9
toned the game of FIon. John ,. kticg'
DE audience broke cat in a loud roon<
sf spYiasse. In rev moments ne zxsl1
mentioned the name Of Alien. and fhs ~
riansr was fenewed. Yet a fl'isd uAsc =
she rarne rnsnfioned and the apgiapsc q!
,ogesl Tllereap1n Charley xos mad 81
slef.Mrrd the audience fetninsd him 81 -
80, = knas--xssod for n0shlag hut notoE|
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
IN MEMORY OF GEN. PrcRErr.


RICHMOND, Oct A--The unveiisng af the
r7oaHraent today 20 the memory % Cen
tseerye z Pickett by the Ficketg's Division
ASSOC ssion took place with gTcAs pasnp
CS1teoe-zfe cszaTs were present from
Asexz1d-la. Frcderickshu1<. Norfolk
Portsmouth and Petersburg. while Pills
celphla. brieE1e ei Union veterans was
present. As guests Of Robert z lee camp.
Of Richmond. Among the distinguished
persorages in line were Mrs Picket.
Nal Charles Pickett. NJ y. Casse. ex-tsoe
Carsin aud Col A. Mcclure Of FhtiL-
EesrAis
AAcat / O'Clock GeftyShurg hill was
reached shortly thereafter the exercises
began with prayer By Rev. Richard Fer
gsssn, the chaplain Of the Pickett as~o-
etszion. The erzt.oa was delivered By
Maj r Taylor Sc0tt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

hFT York d11.
f,14 f.asF-B ~ sFe gou ngt iiisFsri5 -
y = f.e kef flttir bggzs
fefss EsT---f sauxs9 - 81 ~ - ~
rs5s. "a, &c CAPT fhnekea snoitsr f<f<1
= ~ p1aee.
fisa f.affy--f uo1tf1st Nsteh fne1 pl4'
81 tbey sstas4d nils i,ke that.
Itf,ff Boil ntAf sasct,ns EN- p<<1|
f'r1 EziSiz Cli te @ef1e's over ter 1ck q
ees4a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
coNprNsEn nrsrArcHrs.

The Kenp,on park lEng;anfil ChAmp7ow
Nursery handicap was w0a ~ Ficar<ie-
Ayx
The grand iaaze l. O. q. r.. os scasli0snis.
ia session ni santa Rosa, iasfaliei oefcens
ard adjourned 10 fscci Dext year a. Frrsan.
The white star steamer Germany. whleh
arrived az New York Yesterday marainx
from Liverpool reported thai capt. EiAte4.
her commander. died cE aropisay Septems
her "A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
AN AUDIENCE OF $500.
Gen. Harrison Visited by Wisconsin
md Indiana DeiPrntions.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5.--WiscoDsiu and In
diana were the states represented today AZ
Gen. HsFriSon's reception. Tue Indiana
delegation numbered between 1859 aad
100. from COyipgion, Fountain City ard
other towns. The Wisconsin voters came
from Madison aud JaaesYille, and IfuH-
bered 40. They were escorted 70 Tomiin-
sons hall. Fully $40 people had coagFe-
"a Cd in the hall.
When Gen. Harrison walked down the
stage the audience gave him al ovation.
Cheering and waving Of iiags continued
for Eve minutes. benjamin Hegeirr OF
Attica addressed the general on behalf OF
the Indiana delegation, and X. C. SAooner
spoke for the Badger state visitors. Gen
Harrison made an appropriate response,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
An riertrir snnrl r-ni.es Cn..

CLEgEEsNu, Ohio, Ocs. 5.--Fiye work
men were seriously burned by an ex-
piasion q gas in the rev wEterWorse tlu-
mel this morning. Tee tunnel j. lighted
SY electric ilghi, aud az electric spark from
one of the wires iea.ie1 the gas ana caused
the e4Yfss.au
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

sznentas Association FOR the ssfa fzsf-. PFC
sss1asosT for the p1<-,osr cf considering TIE
strictly coznF1y with tbs provisiens al the
interstate commerce skw. No further steps
aze - - taken by tlae Chicaxo shippers 1r-
n sf7er ths meeting has teen held, and
eFe<ytaiux VIII dep<DA apon the arxloH OF
the association ~ faaS time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
How yellow Fever Cams 10 Flsrida|

The 6rst ca-s of yellow fever in Florif1
appeared in Tampa n was bronght t<-4
hy snugxiers from Hatana There h q
good deal q FsangEllng betwerr cn,.a SO
FLORIDA. ard Il Vas b. means OF he isxu<
sWifs vessels engaged IN thss trade that %
ressileoee wss Imported. The sme<x:<<~
who lsnought this dreadful disease 10 or
shores MAY have made somethinE ~ kn<tr
sraiie. bat Florida and tho United of1Se<
have i0st frixhtfnIly in consequences
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
A CoNGREss or INFIDELs.


PITTsHvRG, Pa, Oct 5.-The twelfth an
naal congress OF the American SeculsF
Union was opened IN Lafayette hal n ?
O'Clock this afternoon by Fresidcnt : r.
Pufdan OF California Nearly 40o dele
gates were present from al parts Of the
country. TIE atterncan session Was de-
evening Jaliet II. seveFancc'af Milwaukee
addressed large audience On Dangers to
American Liberty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

Tarla RaSius--s'fa fkinkin' Of settsns
married scia. Il Cool san. an 'Epee'4{
aenta y0' 70 ucrf0'n dr rerersGny.
Ninisser-~ThAt VIII he pleasure. une<e
Rasfus
incie Rastu ~ Docs 20 ensure te saecf4s
% de rMriiaFef
Mln8etrr-Nhy. yes. % fas a. Tm eps<-
ecrned.
Tnefe Rasius- DAt'se wnf ] wants. ssh
fse heeT5 of 70 many marriages rtox<M
iaiirras f'd Ike dc uegnfinsiprs sioHn n
black an ahilc, sab, - n ~ don make >
ftscct ~ % De Fsss uarriagr bio e}t ~
money hack wlfOet inv0kfn' dc iesAli;7 e.
sie t4F
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
Hur. by a roman chnrIo, steed.

kUTzTewS. Pa, Oct. & - Al the fair
grounds to-day, when the Roman chariot
races commenced. horse attached % one
cf the chsSiafs became unmsuagcalle and
dashed into the erOsd of spectators.
David swaD. aged 70. was fatally hurf, and
half = dozen other spectators. some Of
which are severe but not fatal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
California RaisIns 10 London.

SAS FRANCISCO, Oct. 5--iu response TO
cable order. George W. Meade & Go. today
shipped three carloads Of raislus TO London
via Sew York This is the FIRST shipment
OF California raisins to the London markets
that part OF the world having always been
supplied by the raisin growers Of the Med
itarTanean provinces. The ralsins used ia
filing this order came from Fresno vine
wards