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cane OF VnLArHs.
KANsAs AUTHoHTTIns HAVE kRnxsrK
KfoHx nEIsKRABLE R0aUEs.


KANsAs AUfHoHETIxz HAVE kRnxsrKD
Kf0ET nusKRABIE R0aUEs.
TozxKA. Jan. IA gang os Lane
county Ku. Klux has iust been broken
up by the arrest OF all but one. James
Wandering, Nelson EDRlish, and r. g..
Galloway were breaRht 10 the city by
the United States Marshal and lodged
ia the county Jail. They with Ave 9th
eFs are charged with conspiracy 20 In
timidate q hoEAesleadev by the name Of
Hoover with view Of forcing him 10
abardcn bis claim for the guppoaed
purposeof one Of their number Jump
inC IL. The other i've gave bonds for
their appearance 10 answer 10 the in
dictment Of the United States distFiot
court and these parties not being able
70 give bonds they viii be conhned 20
the fail until The setting Of the next
teras Of court.
Ons NIGHT several mouths ago these
defendants Who we're marked, entered
the house Of Hoover naar DiRhton
carving With them bucket of Tar ana
some feathers. They set npon HooVuR
and beat and kicked hiEa uunnsroifaliy,
An nffemps vas made 10 tar and anatisas
hin, bat be fought despefatoiy an6 the
saf YES scattered over room and fnfni
ture. Mrs. Hoover aanne 90 her hus-
bands assistance and with q hssvy
wooden chair feiled three Of tbs stack
inc rarity. Ia the ecxfmmace the masks
we're torn Of disclosing the identity Of
the parties, vho the1 refreshed. Nos
long after this ocouFrenoe the humble
dwelling Of Hoover vas 81 on Ere one
uinhs and huKned 30 TIE Qroend, ieav-
ipe TIE family homeless on the prairie.
Attorney Perry Who bFeuRht Il before
tne grand Jury. Indicimsnts we're fe
tuFned AGAINST the parties and warrants
we're issned for their azrssts which re-
suited ns absvs indicated.
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OR. Gufbs has resigned The ofios Of
chief clerk Of the iishtbouss ssrviee ID
san Reancisso.
a railroad acoidsnt ooearrs 4 a. Mar
ed, Cal. Thrse ears wers smashed, but
10 one wAs hurt
Tia Eonihegu California HistoFioni
6oristy - ggipo 30 GIVE General John
Q. kFzm0nt F0uainR fsoepiion.
TIE iarRest funeral ever vifusssed II
Eew Orlsans uas that of Rzfriok Meals.
iAts city adminiatFslof, wAo wss a.ur.
dsfsd os Sasdsy.
The new tourist rate OF $50 from
MissouFi Fiy pofota 70 Califofnfs hss
gone frto eHes4 Il VIII naka 4 So
diGeEenes iE travsl
Fifty boye, frsr1 8 = Il Yssrs Of aea.
n AIlsRAsny Cily, PsansTIyania. ia
enlRed 10 a fssnendOua G9hf IN Mos-
dsy. Sosapn JOanston vas fatally shot.
Besslatinns nexinst she oauarmafieu
81 Tue n6minzfion of Lamar e inallns
of fhe suDEona court wass naapts 4 a 4
keyz eliean assembly eaueas = Aiha1F.
Msw KoEE.
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soNH or Tnxn oArum wsrn nm
DKaaOcnAza.

eoAH OF TnKM oAUcus wFrn nm
pKaounAxa.
OoLuMBUs, Jan. 2.--Tho sixty eighth
general assembly convened at 10 O'clock
this morning. The honss organized by
eieollng +. Il. Lanpson speakef, David
LanuinR clerk. and the baiancs of the
Republiuan canens n0snineea. Thir.een
members q The Rspnblican senate
caasas made tnt nomination for oficers
on Saturday niehi. selecting =. q. Rich
afuson, O hemilleu, for pfeeident pro
teiA., and y. J. Hayes, of LawFenee,
clerk. The other hspnblioar senators,
Who claim % have been ignored in ths
caucus, conblned with The Demboratia
taenbefa this morning and organized
the senate b eleoting officers aa follow:
I. y. Davis. OF washington county,
president pro fe1n; Jndae Lowry, oi
Hardin county, cleKk; Walter r. Thomas,
OF Delaware. journal clerk; s. ~. Fem
ner, of Builer, message clerk; Bella
stamford, Of Ashland, enQfuasinR clerk;
Miss Poilie knmleF. of hamilton, en-
FollinR clark; Il. L. Korse, OF Muskin-
Roms recording clerk; d. Clam, Of
Cleveland, eefgeant-as-armg, A. q.
Glover, Of Harrison, hrst assistant;
Evon Evans, Of Hamilton, second as.
elstant; h. B. Crawford third ASSISTANT.
Mr.. korte is q Democrats, and was naere-
tary Of the Democratic COMMITTEES two
years ago. Six Of the Repuhlican eau
Gus nominees we're defeated and the
others we're elected. The governors
rnessaRe wae pEssenied aud read IL both
nRanones OF the assembly this after
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RRADuEa. Pa. Jan. R--Ths oaal ana
kfel1a7 trans. wh1le ID fnll opoIatian
eastne kaAoln9 railroad. h n1l g bFisk
g Z wns before tha prasanl labor
tr@0nle4 u b Mppazemt fhal thb uaw
men wele Doe aAle e nepo tha iEaina as
fapadig ~ The Old men. Al maiu1lts Of
tee eo4 miners ere idle, and thsn Ilkn-
Nise aAa tta efscls en- lha tfnlEs There
= nov no fear b NE haalnpss eommu-
atty thS3 the shop hnnds a. this city
VII sixlke y Il 8n assured facl thaf
t1ey u1II r1i ao -.
a olrnuiaF was isaned BY Hnporinfen-
cent OAbls ard dig1rihuied anaenn al
- rioyes here, thanking thaan ia the
name q the oompany for their ieyaltY
Aaa failnfulneMs, and pFnmiHlnN ahaf
thelR eaod eondnct should not g fer
kst.eu. 1he mn in this olsv whila nul
saklne euy einclai seton 81 their a
6e1ntlg meeting, zenerally speak Ia d.
naneAAkle1 o. Hharkey, fase and others,
ths leaders Via, thsy ssY, nou kaVinr
heen discharged hy the uompanv. srv "a
lomeul tFouhls ana lead lhe oid end
kattnxai employts who hAxB no UTiee.
nnce % striks, ana advises frnm nnrsh
q Reading today sag that Al faosson
flsne Z full eomplemenl % hAnen are
supeEintendant Eawlar, Of shame
kl1, REPORTS that be d well sunniiea
Wiln meQ, aud really hna more naw
t1An he fkcaires % handle fhs trade Al
Mahonoy plane. The narihs ia rnere
serious, bat with the collisries 81 idle
ne o.hoiaEs have not expeEisneed much
.s9uo.e % handlinR lis huaineas. A.
al oahef pui1ts on the 6hnmokin di-
vlsion everything Wn1 reported aaist.
AL the Iron industries Ia this vicinity
are preparing 70 sAut down n tko zeal
siflke takes place. Thare q not snonah
eoat on hand u this city to supply pEi
vate consumers morn than several
weeks and tie prices are going %.
Advlces recaived here foniaht from
me interior towns Of the eoai reninna
aay that tie coal sinners viii unaouhf-
aaiy atklke Tomorrow morning when 81
poai tFafne viii. Of eouFsa, be suspended.
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srEAxsmrP reNAwAxBA.
MH mas a TxRzEHzz sxRUaeEn VIE
THs wAvu-HEa MArK xosT.

gME MAs a TKRzTHrB gTKUgsER WIFE
THn wAvEs-HKB MArK LOST.
NEu YoEx, SAs. 2-During q fearful
storm which raesd along the Jsrssy
coast yesterday, the stsansahip Tona-
wanda, coasleF, engaged IN the ssufh-
ern trade. was labortnR hsavigy 90 ths
s0uihard and eastward q BriQautfna
Beach. Her Distress Aktraskoa lie a.
tention Of the life saving ssafioa as
Bxi9anttne Beach, and. afsex q Gallant
ssFu0pie With tbs waves which wsshed
oVeF and over h4F, buEyira TIE vessel 10
the maasss Of ssethina water. The bst-
tered Steamship was apFAFoatiF an
abled af . point aboua sixteen miles
soathueat q BriRAntine Beach. Af9eF
Desperate eHoEts ho&f was launnhed
frun he Io1awanda and Ghs mats zud
iwo aeamen Started for ne shofe ID ahs
frail craft. tie 6rst ef8cex bsfzR bearsr
Of q teleaFam; b1t the froubled see
whixie6 ths boat aroar 4 and espsirsd
haE when Bear laad, and IN spsts 81 tie
eHoEla Of the life 9zvnrs the mata ana
cos senman Wsre dEewned- BY almnsf
Q miEacts ne laird man g1s asEsd nnd
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skAIFLE, v. =. TUESDAY MORENe. JANUARY ). lsss.

= neW a& the s1aiinn. ma fslasrnm
- l1sf And the pannsl nans1 asSiIsS1es-
Ana 1un1Nznea WnH bull1 ID PhilafrI.
1l4 tn le6ss . e5E fans hurasn ana -
ss1ea g ths soakh Bfookiln Hawmfn
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CHv o. MHxzco. Jsn. IA shnr.
an1ek 81 eafilq sake Wns fait hers fhlS
loofEina ae 100 c'ei1ek. Duffna go
lssl ftfze months fhe1a kae tsrr - -
diainfhauses fhrsunhori fhs asnnfrv.
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LISBON, Jan. 2.-The king 10 bis
speech - The opening Of the ports To-
day referred to the aer. ement with
China regulating the political and com.
sneFctsl relations, 20 the pFospeoi Of q
tettlement With ZanxibaF, 10 TIE pro-
Rres aud prosperity Of the Congo terri
tory and 10 The rapid dsTeiopmsnt Of
the Deiaoga bay colony from fis con
nsetion b railway With the interior.
de said that the financial position of
the kiuodom waa soun1
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Portland, Jan. 2.-tspeoiai. The
Railroad Commissioner left Salem TO-
night for the scene Of the railway dis
sstex on the Oregon a California naar
kiddles 10 make 80 investigation as 70
the cause, responsibility, etc.
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JUBllEE OF THE POPE.
HIS MelIness Il 0vercsme
with Ematfon.
hs Falnlsa rwisa. hus hns Rssov.rss
E.slEs'y-wn s.aa AutasspAs
% tAs ssvsrsIxn.

kaMn, Ian. l.-Ths pontiauai ma..
eedaY vas REsat sasnsaa. Tbou.srS-
g people thrnDRed 81. PelaFsa soaare
easig ~ ihs uaernln0. Waifinr ths .snen.
lDR - ne c4fhedfal. SixfV fhonsrrS
sanlaalan tiaksls nAa been Issued. 60
We eatheda1l wan packed. Ths nsre
sl.s.e1 g SO q. ra.s faslDwsa bs fhe
e1lninaie ~ Erpeeasioa. His holinsr1
va xeueised with loud ana Iune eon-
t11nea enout8 q nLlouR i've llle uonr p
1ne mnsl1 cf The Enasa Wna dserIT In
.ssase. ena many peEsons ID Ne auai-
encs vers adssisd. The pope $780,
~ present and left TIE csfhsdrsi ~ n
). ~ loe Whole an4ienee exprsasine ia
ley oy the clappinR Of hands. waYire AZ
&c aceinmnaiuns.
Later q the dag Kine Humbert an
pIe.1e1 hlmneik % q dapafaiiou frum
..sL.ment as beng hiQhly sasi1aed
ia re aaaoothnesa ok fhe osremanv.
uoieh he said uas tke besl psoof AZ -
popoa llhaz1S 5n Rome.
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AD5oURExKxT rkKEN AETKa A frrTrn
PLnAaANxnx RE1wKKH TWO EEHa
CorMTY MRnnKma

AoSeo2aAAA4 EAAka At1kA EfTyfE
PLnAaAnxnx RETwKEa TWO HING
counTx MEafnxns.
OLxmPn, Jan. 2. -fapeoiall--Thora
Eere four vacant chairs u tna hone
when the roll was called, and MeasFa.
AFEaamith, Buosy, Knapp and Thomp-
sou failed 90 anawer % their nanSa.
Mr.. bucey Is said 20 be quite ilL When
be lefs foe home a the holiday adjourn.
ment Be gave up his rooEna Ia the oi8T
hers. fearing be might nol b able Is
return. There vas no dispoailian a
do business this afieEnccn, and uhen
tWo o. thfos membefn began handing "a
petitious ar. Clarke asose and moged
that ne house adjourn until : 3. u. to-
morrow.
LOADED ron BuamRzn.
Nj. Irwin, Who haa quite Teooveraa
from the illuoea ahat oauaad hlm q -
home q few days ahead q Tee ofherr.
And wbc appears nov a. one load4a fef
business, aFose ana aaiA fkat = fnF hlra.
SELF be did not intend Ruina 10 tba hnll
this egenfBR, a1d could nos nns wkw
ihey should not convene II tha 1noruIns.
BE amended the motion 10 that e4rrf.
but when the question va puf ha hn3
bat very weak followina, ana llsa o.
position carried With s tlrer. Tksn
Clafke'a 2 o'clock motion wa nut 80
its suppoFt vas nothiaQ g braa 81. go
the contFaFipeas Of tie Demo1rafIe a.
luFe vas evinond IN q loud nqoafIve.
The - akef's Gsvei struck Ms q ~ 4 Wlsh
q crash that made ~ foR the woeknrsr
on the FlRht, and 20 declared thef o.
ages he'd Il, and The hoasa adinnrreA
until z o'clock to@ofroW. Both ~
Meeasa. OlaFke we're eEidenflg going -
THE RarzrlcMA
TIE peiitions presented wsss e fpI-
lows
81 Mr. Ksans, from ths re,sd.n,s -
sealile and Vicinity, for oqnai sui9rare.
Mr.. OlaRke, from faai6snta az Horsr
heAyen and vicinity, fos An aDurnurla.
Z on for drilling an agteaian w1li.
AsT. MCMILLAN, from Q nhmhfr a. uer.
cons who desire The pasanas a. 81 bIll
amending the attsckfnenf law.
Mr., keanss when presaniina hia usti-
ilons nfsi stated whet BE- hsId - a
hsnd. and askea tha pFiviisaa AZ fnnd.-
inR eoue o. the names FOR ths eFrrrrs
beneha of bis kapnbiiean nofnhhor frers
Aing. shaking bis hsaa e. NJ. Hnme9.
kAe shen Fead ssx on seven nnnsss 81 wsii
known oifizons Of Ssaftla aud ftsr
smilinRly paussd 10 no1s The sfIael.
zMz oTEEna saEusnD rAsE.
sfhey 81 voted fos me exesua nne,s
said NJ. Aamea. and fheu 81 lss ofE1v
meunbsFs toek up The snlls whish M.
kss1s iet 80.
A bah vas Riysn a. Columlia hsa
lhie evsnina, nHdar tha anrnfsas - 80
kEizese o. Rythlna. u1ffeh - 49,, -
~ neafiy aii the members of tha lenig-
l1iufs, tee territorial of1claI1 and 4
ihgona Of iuyliad eassfa. TRe sa1rns..
t,ooe q ne diEEs danes keid sgny -.
~ far aianR towaFd BormImr. -
visdomof the IseisIatars - or1' -.
thls and pFegidine Tor 3 eass n15II 60
Afternoon must e axae srrerarn1'sf
ilsslf - ihs psopie.
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TmE kEABEEs sFEEKR-

mu azzzKxHo KHIaHTs axuG n MAsIKn-
II MAoTxFFxx.
PnuGnzzrEIA, Jsa. z.-ThsFs b no
maisEiAi change agpsFent % ne ksad-
in9 Fsilwsy striks heEs- 1be kniEhts
Of Labor whe left ths oomp4ny's en-
pioT are stili IL q state Of maetefiy m
activity. whiia he conpanyls olEsisis
my th9t tbey eEpsrienes no diGisuitY IN
ssGuxiuG ail Ne I'm 1ss9e4 ecE the
usopes handllng of ne businnss. To-day
kains q hotidGY, - qaietneas prsTati-
Inc &c the ssvsEal ahippinG peints heEa
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PoHrLARD, Jan. 2. - Especial, The
revenue entteK Corwln arrived &C Astoria
this afternoon from San Francisco.
The orew viii be paid OF to-morroW,
The yessel viii make ter future head
quarters ct Astoria.
Mayer Meweaa's Recommendation.
NsW Yonx, Jan. 2.-MayoF Hsvstt
sent letter 70 the Governor to DAY IN
which be states that neither this city
nor any other portion Of the stats is free
from the spread Of contagious diseases
under the present quarantine feRala-
tons Of this port. The opinion Of The
Mayer ls based upon the report of lhe
board Of health Of this citv. He saooua
needs that the Govefnmoni submit the
matter 70 the iaRtalatuEe for action ia
improving The arrangements e. QpaFan-
tine.
smaliDox In san Franeises.
San FRAs0Esco. Jan. 2.-Ths total
numbef Of vaccinations b. the boaFd OF
health for Dscambef was sos, The
stock ef vaccine matter on hand & ra.
ported as alaTminQly les, amounting IA
al 20 les than 20 points, which ia ease
the virus ordered from the EST does not
arrive Tomorrow will neosagita5e she
cessation of Yaouinafion fer q tlms.
This afternoon two deaths werg teporf
Cd and t00 new eases Of smalipox we're
discovered.
Lynebe1 ~ NnwFoes.
CHksExsroN. Jan. 2s-In Pickepa
county today the regross hanged q half
wittea yg1ng white man; q farm lab7r-
81 named Waltkfop. for oFimlnaIlT a..
saultipR q onloFed airl. Tb6 latter hed
died from The efsot Of haS Infarisa.
BAootfn9 mafcA.~
DAxroz, Ohio, Jan. 2-Caplain Be.
oardus vas referee IN the Bandie- Heskes
match tbis morning. A hundrsk live
birds each 500 q aite. from ave tgaps,
80 yards Fiae, 50 yards boundarY. A
stiff Nesi Wind blew 10 The faees of The
contestants. Hsikea killed 76 and Won
ihs match. Banda killed Il. Beta
nsed ten euaae Rnna- There vas q large
andience Of shootsrs.
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MADRTD, Jan, 1.-The queen regent,
accompanied By uembaEs OF her court
and cabinst ministers. attended jubilee
mass 10 San Isidofe cathedral today.
All Of the government Offices were dso-
Grated, and at niaht brilliantly liQhtad,
q honor nf the nnra.
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"a -eiRhf cardinals, So aFuhhlahnps
ang. bishops were present e mas1. snd
y ts eslfmatad that thsra wexa H100o
ferson8 II the RuAiensa. The ueopls
prayed fog long time "a Bis nripefe
ehApeis and than received The hnin - az
lne eo7Kl cardinals. white aesnrning
sne saereooeal vegfmenfs tue pope wa
oFeroome with emotion and f1inted.
STRONG salts we're administered ana he
tsooteleo. De wna then borna on fhe
snouaoers cf nediaari, attended by the
eafolnales Into Sc. Petar'a oathedraI.
eues before he was fully vested for the
eltaf % agaln tainted, ramaininQ M
c0neosous lev minutes. Fhe mae CO.
eapieo tWeniy-elght minutes. DuKinn
sne oeremouy she pore wore q triple
crown presented him b Emperor
The battalions Of The line, ana lara
namher Of caIbinioKi Feoulafed the
naovements OF She crowd ek fhei oafhe-
dFal ano 1000 policemen IN plain clothes
were stationed inside the edidca. a
few ladies tainted Ia the crush, bat no
accident occurred. Ia the chapel the
columns and pilasters we're hung with
red dnmaak. The statue OF Sc, Peter
vas clothed With pontiical garments.
with tiara on the head. The orchea.
Ea inoluded TIE famous snclent silver
trumpets- Many members Of the nobil-
~ we're present. The pope wore pas
tofal ring presented By the Austrian
arehdukea. His tiara vas covered with
loo pearts. The chalioe used By his
holiness was aitt Of the king OF Portu-
gal, and The golden plate ased in the
service was . present from Queen vic-
togia.
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LOEDoE, Jan. Especial massss ln
honor OF ths jubilee were celebrated 10
day n cathedeala and other churches
thRouRhout Gfsat Britain. The eere-
monies we're iefReiy attended, ana ker
vent enthusiasm was manifeete6.
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pnzxHuHa. Jan. O-Tha Kniests Of
Iabor kave % fae aeen nnsucssssfuI IN
getting tbe railroad eeai nsinsrs e.
Seoat Haven 20 come cut for the Calum
bns an1le. Asa result Of shis number
Of operators nstlasd thefE mins9s that 3
rsd1eeton of nve cents Per ton s01Id be
mads IN shsiF Wages, 30 take efsat e
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BzzExx. Jan z-EnpeEur william. A
his rsznAFka nt BIS New Ysaras Fsoepfton
yesterday. aVoiSsd opsu pelltieal ana
mlgn. but 30 uonssrzslinn with kis
miiitaEy ehiefs hs rsfsEEsd % tha in
pEovsnsni of ths Rsassal posificai sisn-
afzun-
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day, by oFdsR Of Che bishop.
ooHaakTULAroax TnLnaRAnEs.
Roam, Jan. e.--At the conclusion
ls jubilee services yesterday the Q.

RqAGE. Jan. e.--At ths conclusion OF
she jubilee services yesterday the pope
retired 10 his private apartments and
rested for tRo houra. His Holiness Vas
not feeling III, however, from the effeofa
Of his exertious At the MAS 10 ~
Peters IN The morning, and today he Is
IN his usual health. Yesterday be re-
ceived $500 congratulatcry kilograms.
Hts holiness has informed all special
foreign e1voys that he viii grant them
an audsence for their leave takfnes
Whenever they desire. He intends TO
sand an Autograph 10 all sovefeigns who
have written to him. Il is stated IN
Vatican circles thai the letter 10 Queen
Victoria viii Be OF special impoEsa nee.
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NJ. Paul, Jan. L. The cathedral was
packed % the doors today, the occasion
teing the celebration Of tbs pope's iw-
bilse. Beiemn macs With orcheetral
accompaniment was celebrated by the
ptstoR, Rev. Shanley. A enloRy Of Leo
XIII. By Bishop Ireland was an elo.
quent and mastery effort Ihero wen
special services and euloRies % the paDe
IN all the othsr churches Of the diocese
today, By order Of ths bishop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-03

BAuLR Hr1 MARrn. Jan. a-The nrss
train crossed the IufernasiDnaa bridge
- A:i6 O'Clock Saturday. Thta connects
the great swesa with shes Atlantic ssa-
board. The tratn was given 9 grand
ssndaR from rhe Uannda side, end met
vith an iumanss reception on rssehinR
the American side. Through trains
viii start lmmediateIY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-03

g. PA1HEsBUB0, Jan. The visif
Of Lord EaDaolph Oboschiil 20 Russia
ocuAsfoued 3 gsuErAf press advaeaaV Of
an Enssafs wtth Enalsnd Tha Norss
Yrenva ar1aes tAat fha British STATES
man rnaat adnait that EnQlsnd, duFfnp
tba last 50 yeaFs bas lost maze tkr0uah
hostility 60 Rns2ia than she has aaiuali
b. fEisndshfp WITH TIE osheE powers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-03

San RKzo, Jan- 2.-Tha crown prince
Of Germany shared in the Amussments
Of bis family circle yesterday. Private
theatricals were given In which Prince
Henry and Princess Victoria, his chill
dren, took pArt. The crown prince re-
eeived the oonREatulasions OF the civil
aud military authoFitiea Of San Rsma.
He vas also the recipient Of au I'M
uaense number OF teisgrams and ad-
dresses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-03

VANooUvER, B. O., Jan. 2--The Cana.
dian Paci6c steamship Batavia, Captain
Waleon, sailed for Yokohama and China
at $50 e'clook this aftsFnoon, With Q
full CARGO and passenger lfsf.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-06-14
A Storv in q. Word.

Sincerity is one of the most beau
tiful words in the English language;
and, like many other words. it has a
history. 1t comes from two latin
words, sine and sera, without ce-
ment; and its origin is in this wise:
In the golden days of Roman pros
perity, when her merchants were
very aflluent and dwelt is marble
palaces on the banks of the river
Tiber, there was a very natural sort
of emulation in the grandeur and
artistic adornments Of their dwell.
ings. Their successful wars had
made many of the gems OF Grecian
art the possession of the Roman
people. A taste of sculpture had
been awakened and the sons of
Rome set themselves to work in the
school of design. Good sculptures
we're quickly drawn up. But lodges
sometimes took place then as now.
For instance, if the sculptor came
upon a flaw in the marble or if his
chisel missed its aim, be bad q
carefully constructed cament with
which he tilled in the chlnB, and SC
cleverly fixed it as to be impercept-
ible. In time, however, and after
the purchase had long been compile
ted, heat or damp or accident woulG
affect The cement and it would re-
veal its presence there. The conse
quence was that, when neg con-
tracts came to be signed for com.
missloned work of art, there was
clause put in that they were to b
sine eera. or without cement. Wha
picture story in wordt What
moral meaning in il, namely, tina
true characters should be sincere
| or Without cement!
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-06-14

Do you see that man over in the
field driving pair of mules? Who
is he and what is be doing?
He is farmer and engaged In
farming. He is the man that moves
the world. If he would go on a
strike and refuse to raise crop for
a single year it would produce more
disastrous effects than would result
from a universal strike of all the
brotherhoods of railroad employees
and trade unions combined. He
with his glitterlng share furnishes
subsistence for all the brotherhoods
and everybody else, and if he should
''go out" for some real or magma
ry wrong, he would paralyze the
commerce of the world on sea and
land, every locomotive would rust
in its round house, the cars would
rot on the side tracks, the song 70
the spindle and hum of the factory
would be hushed and silent, the
goods Of the merchants would be
moth eaten on his shelves, and even
the government would be powerless
to interfere. The share, though
bright, glitters only when it is idle.
II hides its polish under six inch
layer of usefulness. That man,
though intelligent, dresses in home
spun and patiently tolls on. year af-
ter year, bearing the ill he cannot
shun, and because he does not strike
the world moves on and the people
have bread to eat.
Aud just now stop moment and
consider how much more our pros
perity depends on the man with the
mules than on the dude with the
cane and the waxed moustache.-
Exchange.