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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

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MAKES Al anzE0MNINxx.
Monzzzzown, Pa, Jan. y aEsss Mary
A. Brown, hEokam down IA Bulrit and
ruined Gn1nsiallF, tadaY nsads a. g.
afRnnaanf 70 B. Peroy Cheir. Ma
bsoWu & Q maiden lady, and was r.
putpd 10 heuaFth alE0 600. AIlthig IA
melted in1o noihsng together with the
thousands that she borrowed -
put tnso scheme thsi promised enorsa-
oaa refaxE8. The court records show
lhat there afe oulstandinR aQalnes Miss
Brown tn4amenfe and n1origazes aa4Ee-
gazing over 4lo0o0. Mis- bFuWn's nn-
aneial ruin was effecled By Q woman
ghosa name is wlthhald fos the present.
ths woman. Q Phlladeiphlans vas an
old acquaintance Of Miss Brown nnd en-.
toysd Der confidence. Miss Brown BE-
gan lending her m0ney nboui year AGO
% her personal promis1oKy notes and
when her own funds wese exhausted
borrowed Of the banks and friends.
Qutte FeceHtlg Miss Blown requested
TIE borrower 70 make q FetnFn ol q por-
ton Of the money ard on January 9Eh
received 3 eheck on the third National
bank Of Philadelphia for SO 900 dated
JanuaKy Is. The cheek vas presented
for payment bul vas returned marked
..N0 deDosit." The borrower wfote 10
Miss BE0wn, saying: do NOT wRfta to
ne again. have no money, bot will
pay ycu some time"
sIa is stated that the boEroRer was
natther the woman who conducted the
famous bank for women IN Boston nor
the celebrated Nine. Laaoneha. Who
ever she vas she promised Miss Brown
enaFmo1e returns for her Loan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20
THE NEWS m SPOKANE.
ne Nuuspapass k<prua shsnnls,a
Rmns Rzlssa ~ : Oisy nl,stI.u
osA.r asssial FslsrrunA

aeozANn EkExA 54n. q. - 7rsnIal. -
1oe na@1 t114 ne ecpe1nee hH8 srNS8
ne WoWA1 91I4oz1 faH wash Na4 an
nonnn9d lH ttla E1nRnlnFAs b HsB'sn asn1t3
4att4 . Han019len ID ~ el1T sod 4 f6M
peepa1s e1paotaliF ne Nnpnoe4a1R m1Ia
kl4H ~ EaE4Ela4 w4I5, G7ua6 na4
bEI1a thema1lEEE g tall1Ea fhsk M
ueald e.Nn - blll ln whna nnpGmza 6
- 3 erg41 hnfFT. InfugEteaf ~
woola a4F t1e ei4niue AZ 4na nkII haa
been tAa ou4 achiert - t7zar1r|nn srH
q ~ AN1t nf tha hMfa &lnanmnnf x
t1c& ehA1 lhn tEI uaE s'aH8. mfIanr4
sng sxplAnalinn. ihe ieelinR \ alResalg
Ths Ckrrasah ana lzmsn asstk a.
ne1nee ~ aclio1 % tta eapslHof -.
eem4nil9. 1he goFmog papsT 0hla sean.
lna EAfet f1e no9ofuoT han lnat lhf
oppuRtuuilT 81 hi8 life. ana bMa ama Ma
aun EEaga II l1e frosaa col e fAs tt1.
EitoEs. He can naw b. nainaateA kn
e1aa eoll4I1G wnonc9 ~ apFanl utNn ~
wAa afaHRed away tRom the fnnmslfar
nu4la q Sc bea ~ . ne ehIaIREs of
: lsnalA nAessenFeF a. Rope8nos 81 8hIa
proAs leITltesY. Iha fae1 = ka ns41l
shpaia hAya bean pF0motBa 40 zee ean.
nfly q ollea an9 lunod e1f of lhe fnT.
go wAeFe be oiea7lg beiaaem~
Aulangal Ne loyal DemoaFata haEa !
eomplste ReEullton e feellna tea aaknn
piaee. uno q or pl8miaenl Dena.
afasAo iesdeRs and Z areat ftiena II tha
ReyernoF, sid today, b couTefaaflon
Nlth soar renoEteFs -0ogeEnol AGurle
na4 losl - epQaElunily U1leA slI1am
oecura Il the lifa sf q man. ef shominn
- Rooo laez@en, and nNgfa. As kaA
driven the uell h his own ctHnH
4he f4at that ne hill waa a,Naad 81
iouR before tha vteo tlme expiro4 u
construed here aa aheuinn laak 81 n1FFa
and rssolailen. y hae lcs1 Nh tke
suppcgl of aAo nnsl afsmanln AZ the
aRaln9l ne measmre bV lhe aIllnns az
spokano Falla lha wslnhlieGt anH rSors
lu4usnlial explo41lom nk oplnIun whssh
ka1leTn Waahineaou hnn alaF arneSlT1a
IN Ahe form 81 a pa1ltian, Wmn lnst FneAn
% Be saBt doun uhtn shs nkr1 ~ fkS
siEninR of lhs bal was reani4na. Thn
petition waa re work a. tWanfr. far9
hauf8 oanva1m, pkimnipaBiF voluntary.
Il = 1T fees long and oonlalnn 800
names u paka1na arrived a. fmIf VnaFn
e dis1Eetlon. OF thl8 Hnmh1F a1D zrn
wpmen, nlnety per cent bainR margfof
An1 inclu4l1a ne chief l1afsza sk suel1.
" here. 1he p9sfslon - signed ~ S.
per cent. Of lho entlf6 bulIn14s rnfn-
munity, ana the aaaraEnta nmnhaf ~
alBneE1, allowing 6oooa a1 non QotfEa
wonla give mare than two-eAIFA vote
N tnis eily aGalnal woman gu1raea.
Even wilh woman uudfare in np8nation
lhs women toemeslEes, 90 ne heaia q
their vlowa as expseaBsd "a aha patillnm.
9e1ld defea1 he meaenEu Il Il were e0sF
submitted 20 them. IN Hpnknna Ha'Hn
l1o RoEcrnck'a actiuu, Whllo 4 n Ranesl
els thouRof thnf 4 will enraIan
1lm % o1ilgian. hes raised a. i1saa k1F
ne people a 1hf next eiecilon. n kRa
taught both parties 1has Ia makinN A
platfora e fbay 81 a. Ne lase aIee.
Won, covering Wgl1An 4I41aRa. tNN& 20
aeieh goteEss theY we're playing ". 80
EDGED tools, The e4edl cl Whl6h "a now
neinR feit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

PoFtnaAl has ssnounesd lts psoisui-
oratss over Dahomy.
The Bapslni Union has sasarisa
Sp1sRe0n's Eesizna1ion.
Il 10 nguEsd thai 2I7 dsaahs ruanlaas
fsom TIE Footui biiezasd 10 tie est.
Dispatches from Mardin. rnrA Ter.
key. sials thai 1000 psopls ere stsxsina
there.
eeersaaFy ana Miss BAyard aass q
dinner % he dipiomafis o5Fps - Wed.
neaday sssning.
f1ss pesssuEars we're badly bruised
Ia q ilt1la aeeidgnt On the Iilinsi8 Can
tEai On Wednesday.
The saisan og Tnrksy i anxfsns 3
haEe Nsadexhllt o. Gouid buiId 4 llna
of Asiatia seaamEhipa.
1hs assiauatIon Of Lord CAarlm
nsrsafond - junior iafd of iha adnl.
rally haa bosn aoeepted.
Ths total pradas1lon of pie lrnn Il
NE Bnited states faE 1887 wns 6.f7t.1eB
ero8 tors. the larHsst u fhs hEz1Eg q
the country.
q. ". Aeads 4 Oonpany. uholaanls
fruit dealers uf san Eranniaeo, ave ~
samea ousluess afaeF auapenaion o.
several WeekA
1ha Aiinnfis ana Pa6ino railroad d
again bloekade1 b. snoe 81 GeH Msxl-
%. Bisck Il nHexlma BsserBly fram
the eoId thoxe.
Thrse skaters wors drowned q ssn6
Iaks neaF B1nis. Iexaa. on WednNadnF
azd four others met ne sane fafa q
trying - re1eue them.
Jack Dsvis has ekaliennad KiIrain.
aaiilysn, 5mi3h And SMak Ashton fuF
900 Q side ezchs kllfaIn has o11Tet
10 knoak hln ouf IN sin fgnnds.
Ona kandzsd and efty membels a
80 Aue<inn HoFiicslSaFMl ao1setv have
arrived IL CAiifoxnia % 2tlso1 fta
eiQhih auMHai session. % - AID II 8zn
less and Riverside
Patxisk C1uralig, Grsm4n ou fle
esnnnnshlp uEafllia. waa arFasie4 IN 4an
Ffanrlsea o. T11sdsl Ter zn1eElnQ
afeVeu aus taeI sins af aplmM. ia maH
fsleassd e. Weaess1sg q 500 hontg.
Or wesreas7 . oonvsg of rrlsaneru,
baine takeu lfoa 8s1Ie hsEia 80 tt8
Oaasasus r1rtls2 a tese1EolG a11I
ensnsa SD sIE49 Hai1leEG. fWn NtE|5
ermes nna t4iff1 eH4 zll9eEege uel1
hiNe4 &m9al4s1nN 1tls1u6za t9Ha
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

Anuna xa1 RaEscEnZ.
rnmzzAMn 1eE. fs. s.-sspssaal. l--Ro.
64T EtzanGeF VITA Enal,Dox r1esu|e1
bfnken eat sn kts faas end nsak antsrss
tha pa1lca 1.a1iaE 11kina % ho sak1n 6
rs hgEpllnf Hls nppsaranae nrnanr
taE,rniice pre7su1 cxeHle8 10 little en-
s11Fnnlian. A length Caplain 0rsfr-
nzac&Eer p1acsd him - q ffonl Faan o.
lhe n1Ein nsse ~ tka prison. pending
ht5 Esm9Tnl 70 fha resi- hanTe. Hls
name s1sllG nos Be 1eARnaH. - nann
eeer1ed o iake e1paRh inlaH4sS ID fhns
tEiainz fsnfnze q NE aase Hisarpear-
anee indio3ieE i1ak be a & laboflna nan
end thaf he ean4 % fxsm Ean Efsnnfsea
% he ia83 1tzameGs He wae ReznoFed
g ths reza h1u1e this aflsTnoeu. Chief
Raxisa slaies tAat bo believes soEne
eIzhe ~ In pefseng c9ne fcRsther On
he eteaGneE And a1nhslaSs al haze een.
ira1eed the cen1Eate1 The hss1IH
Az11rEaliEA val u8 ali possible TfUii&nea
y pregenk { spresd of Ole afssnss. TIE
nase tusl naanlione& Is very mid aype
Of We dissaaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20
srAxx srxxEx.
scozp oan ov TIN sEzrs aEymE ~ xHs
raNaxpExz.

zscuzp cNn az TIN EEzus azymE ~ TIE
raNaKpEEz.
Wasarso7sz, Jan. g9.-Ths ssc1nd Of
Che ssEiss nf state einneFs wms Riyen bg
ne presidsnt tsaizhf, 80 tse ueUbeEs
81 the dipioznasie engps. 1he puh2Ae
pariozs ana sfate dsninz foom WcEe, aa
arasl. bsmnfafulis aaoKnad wllh = GRO
furian of p1fts3 psaBts. soszs predsD-
suatIna. Covers were iai1 for t0F1y
nlne pszsons. 1hs pzesldanl es1'Fte1
Bgrnness Ears 60 ahe dining table, SUD
- f.essI ~ Eas azsoEted b Miniziaz
Preafon. a. Hayti. dean % the
SIu3nrnatle euFpA Gbe otnss
1nsTss pransnt wege ths Bklfizb
ninis9er. Hrs ka1rre. - tEenrh
rsl.sssler. Tha mintsisr q awe8sn
- Harway, Mma. D1ls1xmaa. ~
[Sninesa ministeE. Eizislex ef 00lom
~. Efs. 8hernau. ahs Muxiezn mfair-
- - Hnasian uinietsF. &IB. De94n.
- kresnlins mtazszazs fko apAnisn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

ska FnAnussc0, Jan l9.-Tg0 daaEhs
fxnrn SMALLPOX cecaEped az the pesf
hoaSs toiAy. Ons 81 lhs vielfma was
Dx. TyrslK. tAs physioian for tbe entasF
stTsst railroad uho uan neucEsd - he
lnstffzkian yesferd1y. No rec czsss
hsss dexsanpsd - Sc qazraniinnd
siaau ahie 0aaiie tstay. Al Old ferry
haat has bsen nasEed 40 alcnRstaa cf
iks GaeEie mn1 the Cniaese hare been
transferred 60 hes- 1h1 0selia wlH Be
fhcgsz1hsy fHmiRntsd and uae1nei
hef1ss - d allowed - aaek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20
FREE MAssxs m1KBERrB
WHAT THE FAxszIcAL cExnzuAxss or
F1EnEo AnB DoxNa.

WHAT THE FAxSzIcAL cExnzuAxsss or
F1E11o AnB DorN0.
Crxx On MxxIuo. yaa- 19.-Pabiie In
dlanatisa has been ax1nasd In the Stale
of Pueblo over tke aassssiu1tlen within
fsar months 10 Eenaia part q tAst
state af several Free Aasans. whose 30
iitioal and rzlsQsaa ndeaa we're FepnR.
naut 10 tie fanaffeai cIsgicafs. Tbs Free
Aasons thgUaghuat tba republie aup-
portsd tie FseIeotien Of General Dsaz
andsskis fsct parity explaiEs sueh sess
na These which hage Stocked Ete respeo
tAbls aud iaw ahlding citizens Of Pa
ebla, Ths cierioais II ths dsfrias msa
lianed have declared tbat theg wsuid
MI aH every Fsoe Mason- lt i
probable that she cFimin2ia vii Be se-
Ysfeiy punishsd-
Barbarpna Bzil Righss.
uarspoKssG thai 3 nonshar psiiaion
eaainst allowing ban ARhts h the fed
eFai diSsFiot. vii shoEtly BE- presented
q the R0sarnueut. ThsFe + q sirona
esnisnsns here aaaius4 ihess epasiarlea.
and ucas uf tie daily papers sisaak
thsna a h1FhsrDua In aplfa Of this tie
azsis are nflan1sd b. he psopls frana
he 6EHf Eaaks 80 vel ~ the ma&sea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

pouxEAnD. Jan. le.--fspsolsl i-To.
dag the Argentine MInlnR 0nnHam9
hied articles % incorporation. Ihs r..
eorpoxa.oEs ake n. q. LogueaAls, "A. i.
knoit, Sama9 Leia1, @. y. unfnnk. n. a.
dcrdAz, ". 4. stephen @nd y III Faa.
leH, nnn ne oarilal esoeA e Hke1 n1
eeo4oQ1, divided into 10000 shares.
1be y. u. Wisdom Compeny todn9
also died aziiolea ak lneorpcraslnn. Tlse
lneofpofntora ero ". ~. Wiadnna. ".
y. Wisdom, Jniins HsnbneT and u. D.
Ni9dons Of this city. The capllaI
st0ek 3 5QQ000. and fAa pEinaipal
pl41e q business Ahali ba u Pnflland.
Or, wlih Q branch In New Yofk. Ihe
o11eot Of the oompang 4 tie nannfaa.
tuge of drugs and msdieinaa, ana %
ltA0sacf general uholoaale and f1taii
drag baslneEs.
Daahed - : geiiy.
PEacnnyn.tx, Jan. 19.-Wara wne =.
oelFsa that distressing ncai DENT oeonr.
red Sast evening q ths Montszuns
nine neaf h1ahTllis, this eaumtg, mhnFs
- WiiliaEn Aoaein fost bis lie. Aaslie
vas On sha uiaht shlft. AID Reanina
aFound . The dark - fsii aoon ihs
shAIi, le0 fsel deep. Hn VS. daAkad %
peffeoi isllr. The dsosarpd wss q
years ~ ae8.
HaFb wire MakerA.
Cnrc2ao, Jan. l9.--Fne ha1b Wfaa
raannlastufsss aesnoiafion tedaF a.
saneed the prizes u wfra % $40 pef
hundred % take e6eDt a enoe. b. Il.
LeaEs. 81 Mnrshnlltown, Iowa, pre-.
Gided- Tbs assooiaaioo decided nos %
take a9vanfaee sf he reeenl decialon of
1ndae 6hireH Of Duhnnus daaIaElna
the WnshbuEn- Aorn patent void, The
membekg VIII keep On paying iIn4mea
lee4 nnia the matter passed % b Ne
Unf1d States 6apFema C0aFt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

xasshs. pss.sasss. ana 4 4. RsusAs.
actin4 nsersl1Ey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

hAExrmnan, Jan. f9.-fhs Ssn VII nay
lenorFuW tnat dtspatca purporsina "a
oome fzun Lsondon. and pohflahad Ia
lhe khllndalphia PNzs. reesoanR apon
ne aenlleman Whe toes tie prosidensss
4lkt q AoMe. 4 False; ihat tha baaE1f q
t1e Rthl vas % m engsY ffom tha pfea
l41ut nna ~ 1uVoy Naet seat frnm
Washington 10 the Yatiesn. Simplg a
. peE1onal matter A spaalal o1fresnond.
enl of the &as carried tie sitt % Roma,
q the rsquesl ef Cardinal Gibbons. aud
delivered q @ The rector 81 taa Ausri-
ean colleass Ihela his ssssinsa an1ed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

NV Yonx. Jan. I9.-Ths animal
meellpg q the American proaautlsa
IArla League gaa held to-day. Prsai-
4ons Amieown cceupled Aha chair.
eecle.aEy darland presented ths annual
fepoEl, Ia whiah q was shown fhas the
state Is4ausla corrsspandenes bad ex
tended . thirty aeRau eiatas and Ter
Eltarie1. uIincs1 led she lIat With a98
eoKEe1pan1enta Ne8 York vas sReond,
With ~, and karsas lhifd. wish zt1.
lhe obieotlvo point of tho taaRae's w0rk
q tha wezt- Eome e6G.0oo dosaments
eavoea1lng psoaecii0n. were printed and
oI1axI1nteo th9ouRhoul tie nountTV
4uElnn Enn nnmt NanH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

PozTLAnD. Jan. 1ss-l Special TIE
iaxas barn beionainR b IaAao 61hulfz
~ sngl0s PrafFia. " WnasiinQton Territory,
rs totaliT 1essIoysd by eIs On Wo6nas-
dag Isaa. A laEqu qaanfity a. bay,
RFsin, "a. vs. 4iso deMzpged. Eeas
vzsnshia haEsss wass barned up. Ths
lsesI - ss a81o0. wIlt Is lnquzanse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

DuxrxH, MINI. Jan. z9-Ths hogs
of AnQnst WiutEoHa waz burned yes-
teEday usuFnina, zen miles weat % hera,
and he family wero ohsiRsd 30 tFn0as
neAsfY q mile basefoole3 and u thin
eis9has 30 q nsi4nbofina houaa. All
wsfa badiy frgzen. knrmsr Winlroas
viii pfobabiY iosg his feet ana laRa.
A ssh0al teaehsr flsinR II tfe hoaea
zns rlaa seTiueatV fFuxan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

HAH Enkzusoo. Jan. 1s.-sThs sall Of
the Chinaman named 0han sang
against the Paoi6o Coaes sleansship
Domp4ns 10 recover ten thousand col.
lars damage on account 81 fha refusal
o. lhnt company - sell hsm cabin
passage On TIE steamer santa nnsa 10
Los An&ale4 vas tried IL che Unitee
eiates oifo1li court todag and she iuFY
Ravs a verdict for the Steamship cona-
pany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

WAEHrNaroz, Jan. 10.-The executive
commitlee q the National Railway Con
ouctaGe Association, was before ths
noego committee On labor this morning.
aao zeqzegted hearing upon the biIl %
llcenae railroad conductors. The com
mittee assigned Monday naxt as the
d1fa fog argument.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-20

SAX FhAN0mco. Jan. l9.--Fndioation
fer twe1ty-f0ur hoors c0mmenoina at 4
4. m. on Jnnaary 20, for OFaQon ard
Washington TeTriteEYi Light xaln o.
sneWs nearly stationary ismpeVaturs,
lipht Varfahie Winda
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-13
-TTT NATIONAL CONVENTION

Frank Lcsiies Illustrated Newspaper, in
an editorial upon the National Democratic
Convention, TO be held Mt st. Louis in
June next, suggested that an effort would
be made in this State MS well as some
others, New York among the number, to
elect delegates who would be opposed to
Cleveland because OF his attitude upon the
question OF tariff reform. We cannot be-
lieyc there Is any good reason TO appre-
hond that any such attempt will DO made.
There are not In this State nor In Virginia,
nor In Alabama nor In all OF the Southern
States put together, protectionists enough
to carry moro than here and there Con-
gresslonal District. But even in these, II
II Is given out or understood that there
is a purpose 10 oppose Cleveland or to
force upon the party protection platform
the adoption Of which would be for the
President degree Of qualification lac could
not stand, the people would rise en- masso
and by utterly routing the protectionists
give proof Of the deep respect in which he
is held. Mr.. Cleveland Is much stronger
than his party. His codnlge Of opinion
and his stcadiastncss to a policy Of civil
service that has increased the selfrcspcct
and efficiency Of the average official, have
won for him the unbounded confidence Of
all classes, and his strength cannot
be safely defed In single district
In the South. There need not,
then, be any fear, but IL is well enough for
the party to be on It's guard In every dis
trict, and elect men TO the Convention who
will see 10 II that no attempt Is made by
packed committee on platform TO humillate
Mr.. Cleveland and compel him TO stuliiiy
himself OF give up the race, All the
points must be guarded, and every pre-
caution be taken that will tend TO success,
10 unanlmity and enthusiasm. Cleveland
should he elected In November with in.
creased majoriics everywhere. The party
should not be satisfied with the figures Of |
1884 There should be wcll-organized |
effort TO carry some Of the doubtful States,
and to make the majority in New York,
particularly, so large as to provo that In
bis own stated he has gained and not lost
by his Presidential career.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-13

Tar Louisville 4 Nashville will run four
cheap excursions to the South, beginning
today March ~, OF The 9th, and April
10 and p, from st. Louis. Cincinnati,
Louisville and Evansville. Tickets will he
sold ut one faro for round trip and will be
good Tor thirty days The excunioniu,s
viii be carried on regular trains leaving
Cincinnati a, s.i5 AIN. aud s pm, Louis.
vile at pm. aud 1890 am, st. Louis a,
7;eo am. and go pm. and Evansville at
i;4o pm. and 100 am, aud viii have an
opportunity Of inspecting the country
and locating u 80 minded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-13
Mr.. ohamberia,n Interviewed.

LONDON, March i2.-In an interview
Mr.. Chamberlain, referring to the fisheries
treaty, said the Republican Senate might
not be willing TO allow the present Demo.
cratic government to get the credit Of fran.
ing successful treaty, but he did not be.
lievc that the Senate would take the i'm.
mense responsibility Of rejecting tho
treaty. He anticipated, ms with the extra.
dition treaty, that tho Senate would post.
pone the fisheries treaty until after tho
presidential election. lie did not doubt,
however, even II the treaty should be re.
jcctcd, that the settlement now arrived at
would be the settlement ultimately No.
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WHIPPED TO DEATH. .

II anythips<-stn-.. X exposure by a leg
islr''v'S Commission Of the leased convict
system Of Mississippi, was needed to con.
vince the people Of the utter iniqui,ous-
ncss Of II, the special dispatch from Little
Rock. which We publish In another coll
umn, ought TO accomplish that desirable
end. Here we have the statement that a
convict, utterly powerless TO save himself
was deliberately whipped TO death by
cowardly brute. who knew that he
had the advantage and could accomplish
his purpose without opposition. by an
unwriticn law II Is death for convict In
any Of the peniientiarics hereabouls TO
help himself or offer resistance even when
he fears for his life. This camp Warden
knew this. and therefore kept ON multi.
plying his blows until his victim. win.
Jams, was mass Of weltefing jelly.like
flesh and blood. The Governor Of Arkan-
sas has offered reward Of $500 for the ar
rest Of Tive ruilian, who fed 80 soon as lac
heard that his crime was 10 be invcsti-
gated. But even u II Is successful In pro-
curing his arrest and his condemnation
aud punishment for murder follows.
that will not do much good. What
needed is radical reform, wiping
out 50 bloody and brutal system,
one that puts helpless men nj the mercy OF
unconscionablc bruics. Az ouroonespond.
emf says, this Is not the only murder that
has been pcrpctnied, and Charles win.
iams Is not the only convict who has been
done TO death In this rcmonclcsly cruel
way. II the mines could speak, not only
in Arkansas but In other States, facts
would doubtless be revealed that would 10
wiring the hearts Of the people that they
would rise in their might and sweep away
the system accuscd Of God, and that owes
It's existence TO greed Of gain that eagerly
colnsthc bloodoi helpless, hapless convicis
into gold.
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THE OATH OF ALLEGIANC4s
THE SOLDIERS SWEAR FIDELITY TO
EMPEROR FREDERICK II.
A German Soldier Dies OF a Broken
al Arrangement for the New
Emperor's Coronation--Letters From
the Emperor.

BERLIN, March l2.-Deputations from
all the regiments gathered in the wide
space around Frederick the Greats monu-
ment with their banners, and swore fidel-
ity to the Koenig und Kaiser Frederick
dem dritten. The crown prince took the
oath with the Second regiment Of the
guards. He looked remarkably pale and
worn, due to the exciting events of the
past three weeks.
The question has arisen whether the
l.andtag may accept Emperor Frederick's
written oath, instead Of his personal oath
spoken in an audible voice, as prescribed
by the constitution.
Windows Of residences along the route
OF the funeral are being offered for the use
oil spectators at fabulous prices. In one
case the use OF single window was sold
for $500.
Tens OF thousands Of persons are wear
ing imitation cornhowers, the favorite
flower OF the dead monarch, enveloped in
Grape. The flowers are being sold on the
streets.
A veteran soldier, talking in a tram-car
oil the events connected with the Emper-
ors death, fell dead from excitement A
coroner's jury returned a verdict that the
soldier died from a broken heart. Though
the weather is bad many thousand persons
oil all Glasses visited the palace Yesterday.
Special services were held i'm all tho
churches and were attended by immense
throngs.
A tcnt-shaped pavilion, hung with black
cloth, has been erected ut Charoletten-
berg, through which Emperor Frederick
ON alighting from the train will pass direct
to his oarringe, which will convey him 10
the Charolettenberg schloss BY the re-
quest OF the Emperor there will be no no.
ception of any kind at the station. The
carriages OF the Emperor and his party ON
their way to the castle will be preceded by
n detachment Of guard corps. A company
oil the Second regiment OF the guards
marched .nro Charolettenberg Yesterday
afternoon to mount guard at various
points. A grand requiem service will be
held IN the cathedral on Friday.
The services in the cathedral will con.
sist oil full State ceremonies; all members
oil the Reichstag and Landtag will be in at
tendance.
Accounts received by the members OF
the court circle concerning the meeting be.
tween Emperor Frederick and King Hum.
bert at San Pierd arena Friday, represents
King Humbert as being stricken by tho
CHASTITY aspect Of the Emperor. After the
departure OF the imperial train. KIM
Humbert covered his face with his hand.
kerchef and said several times Gle ia
i'll; ah, very III. "