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The Washington critic., 1888-10-02
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE, 10 WEST DOTH STREET.

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE, 10 WEST DOTH STREET.
NEW York, September 21 1888.
Nr. j. Enlner. Jt.. President Democratic AsS0cio-
ton. 4l9 Tenth street northwest, Washington,
u. O.
DEAR SrR: In answer TO, your favor of Sep
tember 10th, would say that the appointment
of Mr.. j. l.. Norris as advisory member of the
committee for the District of Columbia was
made on he recommendation of the Hon. A. p.
German. member of his committee, and OF the
Hon. John f. Kenna, chairman of the Congress
siOnal Committee and that after such appoint
mcnt was made was given TO understand that
for the sake of harmony the various elements in
the District of Columbia who We're dissatisfied
with the appointment had consented to work
with Mr. Norris in this campaign. OF course,
this having once been done, we could not with
propriety, appoint additional members except
with the concurrence Of Mr. Norris. Upon diff
fiGulty arising between him and Mr.. Thom nson,
/ referred tue matter 10 three members OF our
campaign committee who are now In Washing.
tOn-SenatOrs German, Ransom and Barbour
by whose advice have been, and l think should
be, governed In the matter.
Yours very truly, CALVIN S. BRIcE,
Chairman
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


v3Fg-,>, THIS Is TO NOTIFY OUR FRIENDS
49, aud the public that we have removed
our Office 90 5I5 7TH ST. N. W.. and are more
able to supply you with tho finest Gold and sill
yer Watches, Diamonds ana Jewelry at cash
prices on weekly payments of 81 each,
s.ss-:-- s.s-.:. THE NEW YORK WATCH CLUB CO.,
b15 7th st. n. W.
No. GO TO MRS. MANGERT'S, 410 9TH
g~asa street northwest, for the celebrated
Columbia Ful.weght Woolen Yarns Stamp
ing done. All materials for needlework.
49,, NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssooIA.
TION.
The Seventh Annual and Eighty-fourth Regu-
lar Monthly Meeting Of the Association will be
held at arroll Institute Hall, 600 Il street
northwest, on WEDNESDAY, October 3, 1855,
at 1880 O'Clock p, IN. Officers for the ensuing
year viii be elected and payments on the tenth
issue Of stock will be received.
DENNIS CONNELL. President.
Oc22t DANIEL DONOVAN, Secretary.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

Why can't we convert our aqucduct
into an electric lighted cavern and run il
as summer resort? It won't cost
more than eight or ten millions
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

Our aqueduct is not bad thing by
which to conduct away the surplus in
the Treasury.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

If Senator Blair will bring up sam
pic of the eggs thrown at him in VIM
ginia and place them in juxtaposition to
the noses of southern Senators, they
cannot deny that southern outrage
has been conn itUcd.
As fresh as a Virginia egg has
become pct phrase with Senator Blair.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

The President in signing the Chinese
Exclusion bill has done what was eX-
pected of him by both parties lie Justly
recommends, however, that the indenl-
nifty due the Chinese Government for
outrnges committed upon its subjects
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02
Gilbert and sullivan,s New Opera.

London. Oct 2,--Slr Arthur Snllivan's
now opera Is entitled "Tho YeOman of tho
Guard; or the Merry Man and his Maid"
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

vRv.s-,, HAVING INCREASED FACILITIES
49, for the mandatory and delivery Of
Confectionery Foreign and Domestic Fruits
etc. orders will be delivered promptly. Per-
SONS wishing orders for Ice Creams, Custprds
ices, Chariottes, etc, for sunday will please
leave their orders as early Saturday as con
GEORGE w. wEIDMAN,
BO3 Pa. ave 3. o.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

Editor Halstead and Gov. Foraker, on
behalf of Senator Blnir, will now declare
n crusade against the hens of Virginia.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

Gen. Harrison should come East and
make Mr.. Blaine divide his fun with him.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02
yNelssEQUlIABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 f ST.
ASSETS 1886, ,74O.O2.

Office hours from o Il. m. TO 4:3O o. M on the
first Wednesday In each month the office will be
open from q 10 = o'clock p. m, Advances will
be made promptly at 7 O'clock
subscriptions for shares in ths 18th issue re.
oeiyed daily at the Office OF the Association
Equitable Building, 1908 Il st.
Shares are $500 per month
81 900 advanced on eaGn share
Pamphlets explaining the object and adyan-
tages Of the Association are furnished upon
application.
THOMAS SoMERVILLE, President.
JNO. JOY EDISON, Secretary.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

FERRIES DYES AsS goESII IS SaSoa,s4.. Hsss
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02
The District Campaign Fund.

Colonel Brice, chairman of the Democratic
Campaign Committee, has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to Julius Emner, ir., president
of the Jefferson Association:
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

BENET's CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
All, General Benet,
Permit us to set.
We must give you n rank below Colonel;
We have read it quite through
Aud we now state to yough
Your style Of reform is infoloncl.
Signed Many Democrats.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02
CRIrICUBAR.

Somebody threw bad egg or two at Sena-
tor Blair during his speech at Charlottesville
Va, yesterday, and the Senator is supposed tC
have replied as follows:
on dear Virginia, ancicn lays,
You sing TO me In autumn days,
When golden yellow is the corn,
Whose full ripe shocks thy fields adofn
And golden yellow is the heart
OF this sweet gift. take in part,
A souvenir OF thee aud thine,
Forever now 10 me aud mine:
A fragrant memory of the past,
Grown stronger as the ages last.
What Joy is mine, what eggstacy
To bear the yolk you lay on me,
A golden yolk which lightly lies
As waking lids on sleepless eyes.
How eggcellent are all thy ways,
To charm me with thy ancient lays;
Whateer ! am, whoreer be,
lustinktively I'll turn to thee.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VlyelS1--,, OVERCOATS OVERCOATS -- THE
p@sca New York Watch Club Co. Is forming
clubs for fine overcoats Mt wholesale manufac-
Great reductions IN watches and jewelry. Sam
pies can be seen at the office OF
THE NEW YORK WATCH CLUB CO.,
b15 9Th st. H. w,
The Washington critic., 1888-10-02

v7ygST--, ,ovERCOATS OVERCOATs -- THE
49, New York Watch Club Co. Is forming
clubs for fine overcoats Mt wholesale manufac.
turing prices on weekly payments Of 81 each.
Great reductions In watches and jewelry. Sam
pies can be seen at the o1ioe OF
THE NEW YORK WATCH CLUB Co,
515 9Th st. n. W.
y7ls,sssPoRTABLE CRATES,
FENDERs,
AND1RoNs,
FIRE SETS,
Cheaper than ever.
Examine our extensive stock before purchasing.
HAYWARD s. HUTCHINSON,
42i 9th st.
y9rs19HAvING RECENTLY PURCHASED
b@sl@ the establishment of s. L. Matlock,
$50 and 031 G st. u. w, ! am prepared TO ac-
commodate the public with all Kinds of evening
driving vehicles at short. notice and on most
reasonable terms; particular attention given TO
boarding horses and ON the most reasonable
terms II. j. BROOKE,
Telephone call 036-2 Proprietor.
VNC@aPluLIP r. HALL,
RAtSzA 9OS street n. W.,
Makes % speciality of custommade shirts, so
place your order with him at once
vsysIs--,. .LISXT'S RuAPSODlES HONGKOlSE
T~SSs in 10o music and many other
choice pieces at SC, at HENRY WHITES
New Music Store 6O6 9TH st. n. W. Call or
send for catalogues.
ygy1c=,THE ECONOMY GAS COOKING
b~sSa Stoves have the best reputation. Our
sales nearly double each year on their merits.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON. Butchens Bos-
ton Polish for Floors and Furniture. 424 9th
st. Cnoice Porceains, ETC., for presents.
w.. SOUTHERN INV ESTNt EN,rs IN COAL.
hrsasA Iron and Timber Lands.
A. Il. RANDI,E begs TO call the special atten-
tion OF persons desiring TO acquire such prop
erty In large or small tracts at the very lowest
prices, Full particulars on application. Ad-
dress 3O3 7th st., n W., Washington, ID. G.
,,LADIEsY LADIEsl LADTEsl
s~aa-a Mrs McCaherty is the only hat and
bonnet-frame manufactursr In the city. Call
ana SEQ her new shapes. Bleaching and press.
ing. Straw and Felt Hats altered TO the latest
styles. orders promptly attended to.
1000 street n. W.
vpFX--sCoALi CoALl
SSSsl Low PRICES THIS MONTH.
Place your orders with
S. G. CARTER, 10TH AND d STREETS, s. W.
BRANCH YARD: 405 X street, S. W.
Telephone Connection.
yfrrc1=s,W. G. METzEROTT s. CO., MUSIC
HhNl1.a Dealers have +, moved from Pennsyl-
vania avenue TO their new building, ITO Il st n
W, three doors west of w. b Moses & Sons.
Oldest and most extensiy sc muc establishment
in the city.
GsssSNEw BOOKS.
ROBERT ELSMERE.
JOHN WARD, PREACHER.
TIE OWLS NEST, by Wister
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LMnnN. Ian. 11.-Ths kina 0f FoFtu
"a had "a stack of plsuFisy which b
eams aeuie-
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NATIONAL LEGISLATION
Beth nsu.sn Aa1enrn 0ver
TAN menday.
ME RidalsAssEw TEiss Fwiss . Rarry
- As,lea e Ne os1aEn.s,aa =
-. I4nar. aus TAnA

WAaungran. Jan. lA-In tna ssnate
today the dlreea aax nes vas laken an:
Ghs quealien being On Ne verbal auend.
nent o11red y 4f. Hear when ne hill
uaa ~ some days nHo. Aftar eoDsid-
ex4Dle diaouHnlon Mr.. Riddlehsrpar
maae motion 10 90 inao en- exssniips
session, be puFpose heinn q forward
- aclI1a % the nomlaalion of Mr..
Lamar. The mo1fnn wns lost hy & tie
ok 1 % $. TIE diviaion belna zpon
party lines except thal MK. RiddlsbaE-
aek vole1 with lhe DemooE1Ea. A lev
mlnnlsa later be renewed the motion
stating tha1 Il waa his audsrslandinQ
tha1 there uoa an agreement thzs the
senate ehoaid 10 in1o ex4cuttga asasisn
to8AR. Ihs m9ti0u WA last this time
~ 3 ko =, Mr.. hiddlebeERsE again
vosinR win the Democrats.
Ahe dlFspt tax nzll wa8 than laid
aside ana MF. Nanse prnceedDd 20 "a.
dress lhe senate ca the resolution VI
teEeo hy Mf, Brown, proposing 30
abolish tue internal revenue taxation.
Tbs lines, be said, had been drawn
closely b. TIE presidents message on
lhe subject OF the surplus and taxa
tion. 1he oonaass had % be fuaehs auf
sQuarely and he question decided nne-
Quisocaily on ils merits. That cues
ton WaE, should taxation b enforced
FOR the auppoFt Of the RoVeTnmant o.
for the enKiohmeae OF private indl-
yIonalB. He declared thsl tue central
theory Of taKin waa iniuuiiy, ana ne
was Opposed 10 the whsle thinQ ont ana
oul He should not vote 8 pus any
thing on TIE free list tax on which thors
was pure revenue. He should slKiVe
earnestly to reach the taxation on the
necessariea Of life. excepting thai
eR1ins, laxuriez, and in favor of the
helpless and unprotected.
1he resslufion vas laid naide and The
Blair educational bill vas taken 40 and
9 constitutional aERament made against
10 b. Mr.. Gray.
AfteE some littls debate. pariicipaisd
Ia by Measfs. Gray and George, the bill
vent over as unfinished business and
the senate adjourned until Manday.
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esmptaasl 81 = FixAsKmaA.
wswrwaruM San. 18s-Mr. Chipman
of MtshiRan, hes lad before eeefelery
BagaFd rs oenDlalu1 Of y Y. kAlana,
4 eiiizsn a. has slaAgs alleging lnaf ~
nefs hsEs besn gefnsd and that ke haa
heen unia8fnlly 69prtged - Ne Gzna-
fisn anlhcEifIes 81 t1e IiRkt y
Aah q 6t. Ma1ye RiRaE. 1he lFn1o'e {
afssas uul q 8 disgu1a - to tha baund'
arg lins bsiWssn i11s t9o cgun1Hl1A
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SILVER cEnrlRIcArEs.
rHu EnvADA suzATOa OEyEns Al AMEND

zHn NEVADA sERAToa oFTERs An AMEND
MKNI.
WksHTRaroa. Jan. Ex-senator Stew
art offered en- amendment today 20 the
bill providing for the investnnent Of
certain funds 10 The treasury. ID pro-
vidss that any person may deposit 81
any mint or assay ofiics gold or silver
bailIon and receive certificates there
for. The pFice 20 be paid for tbe gold
bullion is flxpd at 81 for Is $40 grains
and 9 10 hne, while the price for silver
is ta be hxed BY the secretary Of the
treasury on the 1st end 18th Of each
month, by the average prise Of silver
IN the New York market, daring the
preceding Is days provided that she
prices shail not exeesd an ounce Of cold
FOR I6 ounces OF She came hnenes1.
Toe certi6eatss GFc 30 b 10 denomina-
tons Of not less than - nos more than
$1,000 and sre 10 BE- legal tender re-
deemable 81 sny ireesuEy OF sub-tFeaa-
ury. The bsllion received h 20 be n
melted bars. No more gold OF silver Ger.
tifoates are 10 be iasued, and thnse eom.
Inc into The treasury aFs 10 be eancslled.
No geld OF silver u 70 Be coined excepi 20
meet obligations expressly made paya-
bic IN coin sud 70 maes actual wants for
silver currency amonR the people. The
silver coinage act q repealed.
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gWo Ennan oAsKs.
rRAm RoRBERs.
sunu or rzzm cAPruauD AND rODozD
m SArk.

sonu or TRnM cAPzUnED AND noD0zn
m JAZZ.
EL Pkse, Tex, Jan. 1.-Two men
were arrested last night in Chihuahua,
and oae during the night on the Mexi-
can Central train coming north on q
charge Of belonging 10 toe gang train Of
robbers wbo he'd held up tss Mexicau
Central train Chihuahua on Tsesday
night. All thrse Q men ara said 10 have
made eliminating statements since their
aFress. The one who vas arrested on
the train 10 known o. doc Hines." He
ID IN lail IN Paso Del NoFte.
uRznfAL ABOUT one On THKM.
sAn FRAnczsco, Jan. Ban Eloaso
special 30 the BxamiHsr says: A man
vas arrested last night near Ohihuahus
on the Mexican Central passenger train,
due here this morning. charged With
being one Of the band that rebbsd the
Mexican Central on Tuesday night. he
gives The name Of A. s. Doc Ju0d. Con
doctor Dadsey rsesivea telegram 81
Mentsznma 70 arrest him.
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MOTION 10 AnsDuzN FILL E0EDAE EfNAEEz
RnEyA1za.
WAsHIEoTon, Jan. Is.--Ln the house
today, Mr.. hatch. OF Miss0uFi, reported
q bill making appropriations 20 carry
into e4eot The aot 70 establish expori-
mental agricultural slati0ns.
The bill reiattng 10 the permissible
marks. writing or printing on second,
third and fourth class matter Ia tie
mails vas taken up aud passed, and She
house vent INTO Q eemmittee OF the
whole Mr.. Hatch. Of Missouri, II the
ohaiF) on the prlvats calendar.
One private bill vas passed and the
oommitie rose and Mr.. Mills, OF Texas,
moved an Adjournment until Monday.
Lost.
Mr.. Morrow, Of California, from tie
committee % foreign Affairs, reported q
joint resolution appropFiating e50.0 900
20 enable the government TO participate
In the International exhibition 20 be
held at Melbourne in April, 1858. Ae-
oompanyinR tue joint fesolulion is q 70
port 10 which The COMMITTEES urged the
Importance Of encouraging in every
proper way the growing commercial aud
social relations between this country
8AA4 A01aAA4&34
Mr.. Crisp. Of Georgia, ohalrnan OF
The eommittse on elections, presented Q
report upon the oase Of A. E. Redstsne,
claiming 10 have been elected 90 cen
Rsess from the Fifth California distFies.
House calendar.
The COMMITTEES Gnd that as Mr.. Red.
stone served no notice Of q contest and
filed 30 evidence, there IL not saflicienf
foundation 70 warrant q contest.
Mr. Hatch, rising. said: SIN vie. Of
the fact that MF. Mills had stated 70
several gentlemen that there would be
no session tomorrow be would ask unan-
imous consent 10 have the vote By
which the house refused 10 adjourn
over Eeoonsidered," hut Mr.. Mills in
terposed an objection and again sub
mitfed motion 10 adjourn until Mon
day amid derisive laughter from the
Republicans. THIS time Mr. Mills Was
successful, Mr. Hatch himself voting Ia
the Affirmative and the m0sion was car
ried-yeaa IlSs nays 10S, and the house
adisufned.
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.. \. Mliehall. gr.. rsi1rnsd insf eran.
iag fBom haih4Fum. Idaho, wharo ha
had met ne conmisaiDn1g1 of Knotss
al coanfy for tta nelilomenf Of itn
laxss Of the hoftheKn Raei1a RalIEoa6
1ha fAxas ASSESSED Npan abunb alnhfE
miles of railroad d thls coauly and fh6
sailToad lands anounled @ llIti8 over
$1,000. The i4nd mas assessed al a.
an aeRe. whieh Mr. Mitahell eanwinaea
than VS. mach 100 hiah. ard thrn ~
tsGoousineina then alsB fhaf he srIrht
% aa4" whtoh kbe eoaE1N IN 1hig t1lFss
tnFF and In Msninna have held o. ~
einde he o1Dpl43e1 railroad, Waa 81
fhs otaFtGF eE1uDi lFam taxs1Ion =
aha lsnfku1iess b. noe shan % aaearl
0 - fnl pagnsani foe fha laxsn =.
zsesme Nos.
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LUcoLa, Neb., dan. W.-Ths elato
Press Association saday adopted Q fes0-
luton condeu1ing the suspension Of the
national press Of Ireland as unwoEihy
Of . constitutional government. and ox-
pressing 70 Wm. OBEien, y. d. 6nlll-
van. J. ID. Hayward, Edward walsh,
Edward end Timothy Harrington, A.
deEman Hooper and Mr.. Oraabte admir-
alton for the courage lhey have dis
played n defending the rights of the
press, which has bsen assailed b. un-
Warranfahle deeuoffsm.
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HAN HnANrrsDo, Jan. l8-1ha pro-
eeedlnas u the lnaolVeacy oaaa of Wm.
9r1Ahaea. taa ineolFea3 Wheat apssula.
eoE, w1Ee dismissed By judge WaIlaas
today, on q Etipalatlon signed hy al ne
ettaInosa onnnrFanE
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EHw tokK. Ian. l&.--Afsef elnfsnn
Ne delantfess for q Yaar. ths man wh6
90 g1eee1sfnlly suinaief TIE a6lI3anfl
q the Oity e Mextoo 30 of nearl4 $50.
90 b ne apHTiau8 61Eanoe anle of 80.
kgsa for eeEisa az concsrfa - #naa.
Raltt. haa been arresae8. He 3 ohasl4,
baEton, who lived here fof q ehoEl tina
and claimed % oe tho E8pHM8antnllWa of
ne A8ndon AelaFsa and ne 9i11Int ~
Paris. The anlndse q tha Cts u hf1x-
10 . nol t1s only elime foF uNloh he
d wan1sd He "a ona of thn moga anos
ceS1ful and danQe9oa4 q ounnfea1n
nsa. sud haa cperaled Successfully al
ever k1Hnre. and II she Mfxioan a..
tnnziil0a 90 noa wnna hlm ha wal -
held % answer - sons otheE cf hls
many o4anela
Ihs pFlsaneF has . remazkAhls Fsn.
ord. when ha wma mEre1iad ha wan ar-
leIlnn The UiAeo of & lawyer whom =
bad retained te dafsnd him IL a rniI
hFuaah8 b. several furoinn hanaee. snsn
eeeaaa him uf having swinalsd aha1s so
q large sums q sone7 ID Z aesoni1ticn
eonoefnlna eoDe patent that han ~ a.
lalgne9. 1ha man "A kn@wn 20 kka
EaFgpean police as Marton. Oenfrr and
MonlaomeIF, ID vaEiona nlannn. "a
declares he ia of EnRllsh hisfh ana Al
gcod family. he Is hfahly naneateh
and epeaka Eve Languages. He nra8n.
ated from aa Enaiiah university md a.
most immediataly Ros into aamhliaa
scrApe. He 0Flfted "a tha enntinfnf
and "a The time of eha France prutrinn
var be vas an editor % q Pafislan -.
per. BE vas one of thraa eflfoFn wsa
we're peFmiaied hy che PFuaBlnn nulhnR.
ilte8 e leave Paris thFouQh fha insof.
ventioa of united States Ninl1l.r
WashbuEne. Ihen ho ooneafvaa 4
scheme of ooiieating fog tha anfnrlna
PaEisIana he prooeo6ed 10 Lonfoa
and showed forged oEedeatiasa 10 ~
lord mayor ana received a eAaok Tar
ElOQ0 from thsa oif3ciai. Presently Kha
Qnes1 and price Of Wales inaafarafefn 4
subaeEipiion llsh For lhla lraad he Was
imprisoned foF yeas. While In pr,aan
he ponred Oh On he oioahina ana - a
on nFe. He was badly baraat. nnd
served tie remainder 81 his isrm ID
HE prison hospilal. On his rsleans
no 2otne1 fnrcs1 with one Kerr, Who
condao1sd Q sgindiino pnnlicatien
ahich pretended 70 give tips On apoFts
INK events. The paiF began swin1linn
ltght and left.
xHB cAREzAE Aooe.
CKR1 or MKxrco. Jan. lathe news
Ehat ths fellow Who worked fha patfi
lioket suindle here - uieVerlg has heen
arrested h Mes York hae aet iho capital
aRoR. Ihn hlabesa classes of noaiefV
gere The ones most oompielelg taken ~.
Toe anlhorities hops 20 ara anme
shafne under Which Ne can be exiFads&.
-. IL thaa cannoe be done 40 ofilaes
will be sant 10 New YORK 70 rundnr ane
IA hia power.
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vouR Hxw CASES AND TWO OTHERS rKons
oEUA.
San FRANuzsuo. Jan. IA case Of
smallpox was discovered In ths county
Jail today aud the pFissner was sent to
reported at the health oflloe today.
gwo EnEan CASES.
SAK FRAzozsoo. Jan. 1a.-The steamer
Gaelic arrived from China and japan
shls afternoon. There we're two cases
Of smallpox on bnaEd. TIE vessel vas
immedig ely placed In quarantine.
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arrived here f1x s. honrrs Thn asnins
/ a. - 9an1e Ee asa a1zo hlaetn1eE nad
| ltnU s. - - hoaFs bshfnf tina. fha
huxlsnN3o1 eaad Il rnnn1ma ffninN maax-
l u % sehs111s tins, hnfnR atlaFeA hnt
/ no e tk1se hears.
DAMAaa 10 xExn nrucx.
Hkxaun. Dnk.. Ian. rR.--The anza.
eRe . NEe 1.ezk vii ~ er4at. whfls lhe
! ulanaly oonAina -. Two aana AZ Wm.
Drives were fxnran q Rr1FN wilhin :
~ tse1 nf tb1lf bexn. Gas. Hesfh =
mfNizlR nu1 J. II. Wnno 80 heen fi1-
cagaEsd b1lly ffnxsn. harina heen pnl
1ll nieht wandsRinQ Il ths rrairio. Thr
elef1t1e ok kfchie q Ho9a has nana
doHn win 1900 bnnhels az nEaln.
O1hes RmAlleF ensua1fiEa ara reported.
scAnuExR % ueoD.
81. PkuE, Jan. 1e.-rha La, train
fe&sAe4 here an wednesday minhf ard
none ere ezpogted fiil Sunday. Thegn
= scarcely e< wood here.
zaAms ABANDONED.
MAHKaxn. Him, Jan. 18.--AIl trains
41o nhan1gned. The snow b packing
naros and dl11ealss Is expealad u open
ina The roads.
nEsnnkE HAnmnas 1asx.
ApaEkfs Ian. 1A--ssVsrni farmers
iIEluR twelve 90 aEsesn miiaa north
STARTED hun1e fFom hers about gselosk
yesterday moeninRs and haEe noa get
been heard from. John U0KinR Con-
per- 9 farmer living nna mile north az
. ~, wes al neiehhnr's house q quar-
tsf Of mile away. He started home
and Waa lost. eoma dfty ViilaQers
a3aKes4 cot 60 6nd him, but 81 far kaVe
not dons 90. The storm Il still raging.
EVE ooknn q ozHna Pknzs.
Mm4AuKEE. Jan. la.--It i - degrees
bo.oW 4afo t0nlzht, and adgioea from
othsr parts of tne state are 10 tha effect
the north and weas aRe HgxeFal hours
late. and % The Dnchsne dfyisien of
the Northern faclacs passenRsE as vel
plows have been a1 work ell day, and 10
g expeeted thai ali passenger trains
VIII Be ahls % Rei through hereafter.
akxz1na wAnnErR N nHHaAsKA.
LzncoxN, Neb., Dan. Is. .-Yesterdayss
storm sbated a. an early hour this
morning, and now the weather il very
clear and ID getting warmer. Tha Union
Psoi1e and Missoari Paciao ara sill
block ded. The Burlington and His
scarf fead has experienced much diff
culty 10 running trains, bus the block
ade is now about Faised. and ii &
thouRht theEa will Be no more diff
Guilty.
Two GHFEDRBn REnzsHxD.
OAEzon, Dak., Jan. 13.-Two children
Of lnwood. Iowa. were caught In the
hiixxard whils going home from school
and peziahed.
NAN goUnD xnozKz.
HEruEuocK, OAK, Jan. 1s.-Emil Gil
bartscn. formerly Of Chicago. vas found |
lEoasn % death, ~ miles wesi Of here. |
de len here on Wednesday Tor his claim. |
PnoonsuoN on TRAINS.
BsEmEnD, Jan. I8.-A procession Of |
Northern Paciic trains, headed By q |
snow piow and snow buckinR foFce. lett |
here tonight 10 open the read south
ward 10 Sc. Paul, and ct last report vas /
slowly. 10 includes eight /
nearly thirty passenger |
eDaehes. three dining cars and about /
one hundred passengers.
xwo MORE MKx EsozGn.
HELnzA, Mont, Jan. 18.-Fhe ther-
registered 20 degrees below /
zero here tonight. Toe cold wave en-
lends over the entire territory, ranging /
from Is 20 40 degrees baloW ssFo. No /
trains are moving. Two men have /
been frozen 10 death at Hafysyille, |
twenty miles from Helena.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-14

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