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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-12
ME-. ALIENS SPEECH.
A Brilliant and >tirrisE Address 10
thc Convention.

EL.EssECE sept. ii.-When the
GH-iness og the convention Ess over
saere xzre loud calls for Aliea. aad he
= as received with voc5fer0sss eh-ersrT
ltelegEtes stood On chairs and saves
hats, canes aEd hzndkerrBiefs- The
demon ssrafi0a lasted sou.s time.
When quiet was Restored Mr. AIieu
said Mr. Chairman and gentlemen
o. the ReputAieau convention Of " ash
iagton Territory: ] give atseranee 10
the girst pToasps.ngs o. inv heart ahsa
4 say that feel. ave. /
know. that staad il the
ho1se q mv friends to-nizht
Applause ! would tse lacking ken
temsn. IA gratitude, the most re.
geeming trait ia o1r nat4re. we're
not - express - yoa as the lir~s thing
a.sv pfaesud saAuks Tor the hoagr
veu have conferred upon rec. ar-
ul2ase. | siozia ~ larkfaE II fsst.ig
psfie were | MT "a tell ynn I .eei
n-ng.4 ui tie n1annar ia WAieh rau
have conferred this honor uaun iae
/ .sps,.a see. I sho..isi be gEiasy q an-
rtTtlolatts cp1eeif shoals l taias
that yua had bestowed i ispoa me- a.
= tribute 30 usy oSu merif. 10
Y ~
ro-so.tlug- aad eircssfR =tznres that are
external 10 myself thai yau have nsas To-
me estlser than the other gentlemen
who hsye been hCnor4hiy mentioned
X. ore this convention a. candid st=<.
rour standard ieArer today. HAD
any Of these gaenslenen ueea 80 for
mate a. 20 have thAg 8is4 szintanee or
TIA. cositaci Nilh the FB4 s~es o. tlse
Eepu is.i1an party i has been mv ist
T. enjoy. feel assured th4t any o.
fhera could have more eoaEaentsllg
lss8 y0a ia the coming eontest
A great natioGal crisis ea'isd the Re-
p btsaa party upon the Stage q ac-
Il q aEa that party during IL main
seaance n power walked asgnE the
hixaxsF of history. e ans man =
sksp;rsl - the achievement IL the
sgeat Repahl1czn party. II him 90
and stan N the presence Of the NOR
lsnaat nlsase 81 the sisaes.cs 81 l5lser-
afes ssavss let him i8iiox along tie
mile Posts sni stand AZ tha graves o.
IIacala. 81 Grant ami Of she .an
1 aysssl sss4sh. from which tae tear. OF 3
mourning and ATE. t50aare E'e0pie have
nos vet p..s-s-ii smae. and upon shiGa
sbe aowcrs u a1ert4ou pet remain irz-
grant.
I teal vaa il s 4 hist0ry that : the
prise All the ada8iTaTisn ~ oil Fasa
and * men - uitslle lie. !, j. tt
inspirsxsan. Is j. the iEnpuAse g or
vasIth lapVza1se a. tneS1eutzi To EAe
F~eat contest ~ tlge EepabiieAa pGrty.
Preserving t.ae lie 81 Ebis N1fle1 y
I.ssHt ap n sTssega 81 inaassri~- taat
rss8e she Tnited states t5e ne { isu-
~-se1o1s. t3se mot snEie4 81 81 tie
n4issss Il the earth lnr a. great To-
tarnAl and szass Fl4s s.svs- 8E sneaA
And A. TIE Eepu5 han patty e4aae
ints paEef - - Eain 1He lie Sc.
thEs rzisssa ~ r8x again 81
r c4'ia3 hack 10 rguer -
.s-sserve tie ic3a tFf4s zyssrza
q sass w&tss p irus8 GAs zssssS ia4t g.se
I1cassFafie party b sseSirs- - make
;span H. &fEss4g-e Ssv=3y iE sGts
ma eas ca1et Ee hare AHl re-
ps1ts rem asoag the Inc Ehe t@tc
a ORG q hzs G Alres iafk azs4 scruss
the continent - ms} sriEy ~ 80 q
fxvar - the Azaerraa sTsss1ga o nc
EePa beam taEtg. Aps441se TIE
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<sTs1y~ @s1e< szfts ~ ~
fskzzattts NAsss@ lSszs s@r
xrsstsss LES = =sTssaits- ~ ss'As -
fase sery-sssrzas sssAssa- -,
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nsffs1x A,sasl = -. Z.
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tls<g stSse 49, - :. -
o ssS2z9saaf va s&'sS - - -
sseNs1
s-s - = 81 =. = = !.
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$3.50 tssEN tsssz ~ :. -. -.
sF>fy sfAsse'z ,sssss So - = 80
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sasS skAsAhea = = = Z -
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sss.ctis.g -. ri,-s,t ~ sslv srsst, I,,ssis,s
=. t-ii.,E ~ o..ss,.- x.rss-..rzx
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TRADE AND FISAScR.


F4FA fAsEr
Ths lsllawiuz sseeasl aisrateh sAs rs-
es5rei - us fasr iHgEl-1sa e1ceN yester-
dzI
frTAitsf. zsrs m y Fauen a.
Ahisrtsn SD esie eaF iz'x4 ~ s9ps hess 80
asy e; = eeNts
fIefs pers trsa a p esais ia yesterday.
sRsrksf
Pratt sfe IN good demand.
Has SIS 4faS aati prices sill ~ obliged
- - dess fefFrs isrrs srsha-ses az
sraa- fitn Fh9 seed BIDS far - b. hlHsifs
iai- Fear than !i has bsea fer mEng years
Tfs Fisgos.
GAS are slew art az wsffh ouIy SO On
tae sgluaalfsa aais
NassVf has AZ uawaa8 iea3eneT Aa3 eggs
rherr 3 = r1as. lsfs ,,se as-nssd Ear game.
gsssr7 AIS CROSSE gud riaaasnnls
tstf sHss sfg sIas
sslniga a1a saeifz sre p'cuiifal anE the
9easaaa egEzi "a tae swpfiy5
FssieFn .ari - sslns up.
Process ia ne faesf narEst are ssFaSy.
n rs . tcuf3rnre 70 fase
NEKTH ASpisE AND PRODUCE RE-
Nklrf@ bsriag the pass a hours raeF,
= ~ - sHd Fss,a1'sce have tgaa cfsV.asi
tH -ealsie 81 foiiaHs Pr FBEsi eEaHa
stpfa raj - Vsss ren3{ztHlax - Jatis.
FaiAr. i.Rke S9afa 4 EassrrB Il tFns,
rassisA So iuas. sks<t Haisf = toas.
Wls p.a2 e fu-es. starr ! tstg. AiEskza Z
t,1s hassai taus, iesha ~ t0lis. A4llsh
/ i-ia. olitis f.ssl. F.esssss~i 5 tons. ,sSse
= aces 2EiasY RS, Ansfva ioss.
y asa3aEiea tsslls. Fs, gsle- q saas Tusal
fgecipfs iss tasss AaasaE The receipts
arrv : CasEs er8xa. $50 So - E=siaiess. y
- - yeEefa 5.fs. ~ sac&s 8fnr. - e8xfs
issl. tatrrsi~ sao5 ass .. A,sx Ast. - kezs
lasaf, iii Hsst - eai5ia. Bosses bsliiNT. 80
lsarrl = Euaf. ! jsssss z..flcs.
AR 2 ~
tean s1pH-l fe5Ea satlte a. fuiiose.
FlfEef ~Huna ~sHre rad cars tllalsef 1t
ssHa&zae Pals. Caillnhia su1 f'tzget >s,s-a
fa.lsTsd - SQns, seattle LAke SHORE sod
est'EfH = fatis, starr ilA. tosss, 90 Ialsiaa
t1as, Aiskkaa - fols, M9arge tons,
3etpfa tgss. s.isia tsass t43Y tsas
firci sssai : tags, Ageas;s E1Es, tcktrSsFs
z tess. McHu-s ater & sn8s. tlFaau tssls.
ffens - tlas El3ai saipsasafs - teas
re tttssass ing els A'ieus sszrr tAe f,,4ess
Fs.1 sts5s7'lsY ID s0sslsase, tS' lpsu4s eess
SCI ry-e3 q tais ga7t
HOPS Par a. r
oRT.--Nn. sea. Ys.r sea. a. s04 lsso.
q pr soa, So po&4l 80
~HhAf -Ne aa4 Ns : chicken fes,..
fz.- ssa, e. F1%
FLtta fss cas, 81 }tst s.
hAt'-lasl ssa, pr tla. SSH pzEs1
saaas 'iss say. E-ef t.sa. gslssIs q, "a, bay.
rEr t.iu. sisist
HGrfEw Essle-a. pe- 3e.. Asae
eheios dairy, VaF H. Asasss- so.la 1zs T.
pr le, =eAc thar- Gssg ia uetls
ssr szf -
tHgEsE- Easse-a. pcs la i1siae. hn.
aarssr isr sa ~ aa.'sa8, ~ si-7, S2L
va =. g-s- h 5s.t
-stsvz9u. reg das ~. caasce
-41rf. ~ sfat -sletBlc
r5g&raf-- sa.ia liver ~ tsa. tss
s-t..a, fe.' sot s3@si-- ssegt. rs. Cz-te
nNasSs- sr--.A Ana. esr rst. gtsaz q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-12

No Katie 4 Bridge. The nate3 lersarer
ss riaesfa1aiss. - !sssss arrival vc CaIiss
&ftsnsiun - lsst wcek tas AlTp&3F made
steSazf sasa-s far rcrnsaeu2 ress3euce
aef. >ar brings - ea7 Fs=fu7e sn7za Van
euaVsr BARS. -. wacre she has hssa fsr
she PAS tarrH srGrs. Hn almost rhNna7n-
eaa. rspgtss 1u as tEsr6es - 1ausse- Her
etiee5 hsre = 81 eFcE = rsr1ssrssso-F aF
re- ssat. Rnefehy sga8eaEs GA pissa cslla.
Fsuiir a. HcH a. - EueAl EsssFst ztissa. can
iIasa t.sr hgsf as-s-fz1ss
al STA ru - iEs etssssss u s,arufsaa
sad en- sss ~ ais5avy u il ~ sa~1uz-3 cos
asrts.i era fslr fstses fWasea NEl b. free
e. 81 tss w assfsi rsris e The eaBseyss-
'aTs HEai hs insethis 3rctHres EnsQ fas ajsi
a11 aEw ezEssers fssesr CsE.sEssss Essstgs fege
erss p Ea5e1 taex aVst. &N4 tzssr iasa-
snre wrsaa flssss erzs
Arsa.csslaae - ne fazi Eaf W n-e-
ssss esa te as&a Untll ber rs1sas are IN
- ss a. sse drag 81 re If 4 g. SseN-
"a Fsasr- &c.
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ss-z-z-s srx-e 81 ye-rnars eszzssoes Is
oxn h~SzA- rscs-s x2sezs i cxzss@s nlM-k
: raassrzzx 81 eSassA sApFSAzse-
rxe asrne~ss ssza6zzezzs
zsszxzzes q vses1-y The STATE q
Nasz=- he ssz.z sz Jzrz<s g Fkxlze-
a<eezss /. xAA5s-ssy q 8e1 APP
g2zzSs
A She-man Bea 1nyiarTtly and
grady - ztae-s<a. A SzserSz4n sweeps
s.sse >keza.-ssSe.zh. AzSa ssrazs. zAe szsD-
-sx aas grasses * sAxzs xlz- ssagss
5 90 Fzs fssAx Eze fHarz the fszezasc
- Errxzzzxzex- - ts-4xy <e sr@ es-
zz$1ess an se- 1ass lea sx<SAAspo q HzrTssoa
s-ss Msrzasz- The Srex< czusr4sEa \
T,ssn-x u. A-ss CIR hex-xS sweN xssh
x-sze ana xe - - TIE csszzeST zSsa
s~xxr Ex-ESsSS knowing Teil the ~
SCI. zaz J ysazsze~x - yaz II t.z4t
sras-. IL s-sszs sc b1S1se kzFe sEeys
z~s- e. t-s - e zexs M2Eeh there
81 = = 80 rreS zszzeiz2 rszsz- > zs.z1
49, wAra Tx Szu<ez sser
nzxS@nss hssse3f MI nas tarozsgh a
) Eszzssazz xasa Ygz1@Sy ksrz<t hizz EMO
AZ zszs ss0zzse- 4E6 J tel yoz zzss~e
tk~-e wM zzz he : essz<resS e z1e
Frrlsr4-1 STATES xSxazxssz ~ 3 sszr1Sxss-
SSsz sAzs sSzuzszssz- e IS that ne eater
ssse ras SArs zEA he aTEzF 6 z7s.ss-
.4ev az1 BETRAYAL q Uzr FssssEs4l sszE-
xsss55 hzzs ~ feE wS - yak erect
= Ehse azaz f.s-Szi sa45 se1sss ITO The
{ .zsa. xz.5 sszzs szzE S1zr - IS shiny
ssz = sas sA1zxv ssz9S Forms tize ssz1es
II tie Eep1 10 4pzsszEse
Ia fae rsxtssxra yoa have gls@sy
wse~s srs fssEs s4e.sz~s1a. ] rzzasSf
be-zrszsr say ] s8-eE- Sps2A4szse-
asasr asIlSnEsv pxszx F2ysSss sEs9-f 4
sezs zx taxzt sezsIersAl9 = Ss-xAeE, AMI
rAxz ~ Ezast Success ssllllE leaz1s Eh0
asss-. ktsa0rsaszxET and EaE@t fzzzatzlsF
res : zzs-<re eozszisiiv The Szzcdz-s1
os fse parts yoz have pared n ny
aanss ss-rxet
A. sse ea-eia-asa OF tie xr,e@ch
there zas t-eznezsxeas chAerisz. the
zgsaseans fairly ecszg sid E5za en-
sAzsssz "a. TAe AAnsz S4rscx Up
$ Nz-enrz TkrHzxh Georgia. sri ;
szese-z-s f<rsa Whitman r7Gzz1ed :
tAazr a1z ssAzS@s the Sg1s-sz5rTlaz
ssze- tne s3nvsztzez ard aasteree
5osziag r the es1Tsis vita 3 wsA
Tas-e wxs 445et fur ssT0asz and then
tAe eoazent1ga rose sg5n a. enc n=Gn
zsd .Szrs tszres r2oFs hearty eAeeES flSr
Ala
Szs . Gs5egzfe- / hare tee1 gIng
70 veEzssszS. site ana territorial
For tEs z9sz r. vsars ~ I spectator.
zzs4 ! newer Ezw II any body 81 men
a. rzsscA saf1zs5Asza Is ~As shown 30
n5ghs ever AAefss ucMinatzon- ?
-e.eessses wzrzsslF supporting Aissa
ae-e zz45s b Hzws-s. f<Yne-, HAines
and u z4s1z- p1ztzr Ms tzkea II and
sssaz r.ot rsa-ze 20 the right session.
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PAssENGKI. Isis.

Northern Pacific Passed Heron
Frank 4. Thomas. James Flanagan.
II. X. Browning. " g Hall. r. NJ
Ba,seft. Geo. r. smith. Miss g r.
nixan. &. " Towm>cnd Tor Portland.
e. +. Bennett. Frank Bennett, vile
and family r Bardett. Peter Story
II. Robinson. q. Harris =. Cobhstt
and wife e. BalH q. 6firart. e. A Fell
; Is Bed. " T. Hington. for the
Souad
Passengers who arrived By steamer
Premier from Vancouver. e. C.. ves-
teriay } jan~e. II H. wrght. =
Mounje-. T. Copeland and wife. Nav
Hpyet. laura Reno. r J Miller, Z
Hirks. @ Baxter. Miss Turner. Miss
Allen. g. r Eesiick and wife, Mrs
Cain A. Mcintyre. : r. Biicbie. J.
T. Mid6lelruok. T. Gatz-ff and wife
" " wat@ca ara Rife. Mrs Baxter.
Ms Eaxfer. 4. Szrtixren. J Arthur.
Jobs Frank A. Hansen. J l. RarrSe
sad faHgiv. e. Bah;st. Henry Sanfz.
Thes Hanson.
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HE CANCELLED AZ STOCKS.


4isErTs1Eai, CoDn, SepS lit vas
definitely learned yesterday tat the
egats zziemeat - Joseph Breed as-ist-
AMI c4sElss " the Hartford National
asns, WHO Feceui3v coHsE aitted sug-ttie.
weiIiA -ggrezai. so ssJ 5aste&d Of
S-s-sssa, - az GTss ? ported The e@-
ste 81 Daniel 1Eo4wsa iossF So 81.
Gas large -Auts estate, Of which
bfeesi as elsteditr was insacr. An
eEsa iHaE5t@ % &lse bank account.
"a iini-tssl yesterday S8s i 10 lar
U.s. missing Breed sost the money
IL .tsasE sss.--1 asf.au
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WAlLA WALlA.
The school Tar vefed--a New MIL
The Coriiss killing.

kibn0n has contracted for the inn
mediate csyn zfTzefs0n 81 a ssAtaTFei
roller m.li 70 he baiii on the Yeli9s
Hawk, south o. toan.
The preliminary examination cf
Fensfeniaker FOR killing young Coris Is.
WIS poxtpgneg until the return ~
Messrs Alien and CreHiey. The
eefsnrrs july returned Il verdict
corfoharafiTe Il the fact A. Published.
The election to-day was practically
unanim9ss n favor u 4 Tax Of - so
foF a srifooi house.
W T. Hammond announces him
self A. an independent candidate for
sheriff ~ the county.
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=Anethsr ArIrsna Train meIa On.

PEEseOfF, ARK, sept 1.-THE west
hoaud express train was stopped by
tIrae men af Parker's Mil last night.
They dii not get ANYTHING. A reward
aBe Wells, Fargo & CO. viii inereaSs
the amount
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A Bieu a, American Free schools.

asLpEs. Mas. Sept n.-Father
Fiaiiy 81 81 MarY's church. sunday
aunoAnced that he bad reserved in
struefious from the archbishop 81 Bal
tsnoee that al Catholic pareats hay
iur children must send them 70 the
parochial school,. under pain Of sin.
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NO EIFr rae CLOUDS.


JACKSONVILLE. Pa, sept 1.-THE
on isi bsllefia Of yesterlay reports
only - nsx eases q yelloR fever for
+ tie q hours endesl At s p. NJ. Total
czses g. date. -E=ss7; sz-s~. deaths. -
Some regard the reelection ia new
caves Is the eject of the storm. but
I TIE pilysietanS see 10 reason % hone
for zay abatement OF tie disease on
! hat account:
Taers IS stu grea. want Of physi-
ciars and nurses One hgrs3rel more
nuraes are aeesiet.
II j esiirazse3 that there have been
- per cent. more eases. principally
mid. ros repsrte4 T. the board OK
hezitH. Prohably there have teen
nearly 80 ease ia The city. Three Or
s0ur hundred haze heen under treat
ment and are now discharged and rot
uoE reported. exeept from the hos-
piials.
Lsasr4 contributions are comiaC in
from al paris 81 toe gnion-
8heKssNFILGE -es.s- i0-To-slav has
llees 9 aismal time i5r Jacksonville.
dark. rainy srl8 depressing. The 81
acsa aeilesiu reports new eases q,
deaths II.
My os-IEANs. sept. it.--Bv direc-
tiQn o Miss Clara Barton. President
81 the National fAd Crs5s. SOCIETY," ~
AIaer.ea. Col Fred T. Southmavd.
me IA aer ior Louisiana, left this eitv
{ ~ jscSsorEilies Pa, to-day. taking
sith hiRl . experienced yell0s fever
a'lrses.
THE FEKER At x'CLEsSr.
JACKSONVILLE. sept. fI-Dr. J. :.
Poses. q ihe Unitel states marine
h1sTsiisl sefviee. asslgued - inspect
tne tasn RI NSEisnny. arrived here
last aisat Il y understood that he
i9an4 - c.sses Il fever in rs1psisison
% ION Iszere have heeul seven death.
liie p~a-s - bgisi oa pine level. bot
there are uE4aieroas cypress p0aas
l2i'ed ~ita sassigssf Ehieh = - the case
At fisai Csfy. near TATupa, where the
fewer hi1eruatsd
The fewer !, most prevalent ia this
cisE 81 fhs sections near sawsnilx.
where saslus1 is used for atliBg low
ground.
gEu1a5s FsANrls TEsIs - THE EEzcUr.
SEw ! -. sept il.-ftsorge Fran
a. Tran = &nxiuas to heiu the
stTieSeg rity % Jsek sonvile. He saws
H invise>i he wili 80 there into an
Size Sssicsefl hosue-. and j. consider.
be caa arrest the esIurEs.
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MABaIB. sept. iI.-The rivers Xerii,
fiazaeifeo ard siranadz have oger-
flowed their hank. causing great
destruction. village Were destroyed
and bridges swept away The people
became pausc-stFiekea and have taken
refuge n the mountains. Many we're
drowned. Twelye eorpses have already
been discovered
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SEw NeEE. sept ii.--fsen. Clinton
r. Fisk pyohibit9uist presidential
candidate, has a severe cold, making
il necessary for him to cancel several
i'm Fslrtaut engagements and retire
from active work Tor some days.
Htii VIII be Eenominated.
ErFTAGs. sept. il-There i great
"a b for rooms for delegates - the
Dee eseratlc convention tomorrow
u Is believed Hh wiii be speedily re-
nominated Ter governor.
Psrts<aI rersuaainE the Noors.
TsSsrfR. sept. 1.-THE Portg gueze
rurboat has arrived here - support
Pnrtue1I's claim AGAINST the sultan
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SQaN l. WILSON.
la presenting Judge Turae-. John
l.. HIisna o. Spokane said Mr.
Pre- iieHt--The VERY agreeable and
pleasant task has been = siga.ssI me O.
pre- cating fer year Consideration the
name OF . eenteruaH whe T. an ls
qualified ioT tie % l;ioa 70 Whieh he
4sHiTs>--hane~t aggressive and clar-
ageou<. which qualities Es hm for
ieasseF-kip, and, a. shea,d Assay he
The ca-e. his private eharzrteT T. With
osIt SPOT. stain eF B efnish In pre- en-
Tag the name Of hon. George Turner
iappiAuse persiit nae 80 say thzf xs
wage 20 WArEare upon any os the 80 =
ting i3Shel gentlemen stsose nanseS
have been OF al h. presented 70 this
eouvenaoa- We hare 50 aersis 10 at
ter AGAINST thea. We have none i.ssf
tie k5ndezt feelings Soc them. hlt
shat are 80 wish % say IS that
tieoTre Turner s. the YatF q ans eg
rAem IN character. abshEE AMI iu-
tssrstg. tApp'sazr hfr ChzirsRnu.
s.1ce srr{sei 10 tkis szaaGsa little
c3sv 0f Eiieu-b1r-h ! hays heari IS
urged again : hits tat hc : . 'carJsss-
haeZcr, We welcome III n3en "a ogizne
aere. 81 al clssse sR4 c1as.i,tasas
AFP.aE may. psraaFss. Mr.
Chairman, BE- speaking insm 3 person
ai sense. bgs / 4lways taacras these
wu-,ss haVe 20 r4are ix ts. t-zat|
AeSlnss ~ FREE Washisetaa terri t5ry-
s ApFssase- k.emeaaher. 8 siegates
mars i, taAf tae camiaz contest ia
N ash agfs,sl teYFSt8Fs N5a sste laT
yesrs 70 eoHs Nhetaer yaar sts'e r.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-24
vanQuished by n Dog.

Philadelphia Record: Norman Sim
mons, Camden's first dog catcher, is n
negro who stands nearly seven feet
high, and is as black as a raven. Bust
ness got SO brisk in the latter end of
last week that Simmons hired q little
colored man named Henry Brown to
help him. On their rounds of South
Camden on Saturday they ran across n
big curly dog Of uncertain breed taking
the morning sun on a Kaighn avenue
doorstep.
"Dah's anuder Gollah!" exclaimed
Simmons, his mouth stretching out in
the direction of his ears; ''go fur i'm,
Brown"
'Look-a-heah, Simmons" said the as
s~istant, my net amt big nun fob dat
dawg."
"Yas, It's; you'se feard OBJ dat dawg,
Brown, pears ter me-"
BY this time a big crowd had collected
and matters were assuming a thrilling
aspect. The big curly dog slept peace
fully on.
"Simmons, you'se got ter kotch dat
dog" said Brown at length.
who's de boss OBJ dis racket" asked
Simmons with great dignity. Il want
yer to know Use de ketcher and you'se
the 'sistanl You got ter ketch dat dog
foh dah's anuder dollah in i'm, l tell
YER"
Brown went gingerly forward, a.srang.
ing his net. for a good threw. He go
within ter feet OF the steps. The dos
started up suddenly with an angry
growl and made a spring for Brown
The unhappy darby was not quicl
enough to escape, and he went flying