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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

rnels q: nsws IAs shssss ss sAs ssasH@as.y
"a IN the gIs4i cltsa
considerably more than tie Calculations Il al other
Chicago dzilies combined. IL is hardly necesss1
to SAY that such circulation could not be attained
much less maintained, except by q paper Of high
grade Of excellence, as vel as one sod al popu-
lar price To win such recognition The cheap
paper must be as geaS a Hfsssfzpo as the best Of
Of ats higher priced competitors And this Tan
DAuy NEws certainly as II is member OF the
Associated Press, and IS the only paper in Chicago
which possesses franchise which secures 10 Il
both the day and night dispatches OF the Associs-
ton In the general field Of news gathering II re
presents in the hest degree the progressive enter
prise of American journalism as rf'ss paper
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

is editorial columns 1Hr pHtY AEws
speaks from the standpoint o. the inde-
pendent newspaper. and thereby escapes
: the temptation OF impsiring honest sne
honorable influence by oondoning or
= defending the questionable under the
pressure OF party allegiance. il Is not
an organ. neither as II q neutral 10
lestions Of principle. II has the oour-
OF It's convictions The ofgane Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

Forty years ago the chief duty Of an eoiter in
view Of ms limited facilities, Was 10 gstheT al the
news he could and print il Intelligence was
transmitted slowly many occurrences OF interest
never heard OF beyond their immediate
locality; ocean mails were long in transit and the
overthrow of an European dynasty was not known
here until long after the event Suddenly there
came change. The railroad and the telegraph
superseded old methods and the new spaper vas
literally flooded with news. The death OF petty
ward politician in San Francisco the result OF a
Presidential election the accession OF sovereign
the outbreak of war and notice that shanty had
been burden in Texas all were hurried over the wires
into the newspaper Offices, and there being .sV,
no idea OF discrimination. ali were printed >>Nc(Stl
Thus originated the blanket sheet" >SS\vSNMNE,
The publisher who could send out SNN%SS-~s
thebiggest blanket for nickel was the $xS<
most enterprisng; the biggest paper ~I!& ~
was the best it was period ofbigness ~
But after a time the very excess OF the ZNR
evil brought the remedy, and there be- 1k1Z%1Ml
gan era OF discrimination during which '<lV1r III
arose such journals as the Nfs0 York San III N
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-02

a.0o
Sslt-ssc for Saginaw or Msnistee
Kercsene-Mich- test i05z, water white. u1sc-
Gsso1ne-l2c per gallon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
CeseesAS. sms raslAsrmxsri.r.
BRAIN OF TBx wsII-xxows PUEBLO
ssspyaereA


wAsaISaroS, fea. 20 w. w. Csrrt-
ran died tbis mofn,eg "a 6Sa s'slaca.
H. wss barn Al Urofsxsown % BE. "a.
lyS he lad the basis OF nss sres, fer
toRs nader The nfm rasse Of OaFoosau A
ksses. eSnkes-. ey ns=tinx eeyvrans ~
boncs i1t'ng zoe Asnsoan ~sr HE -
beat kuosn As tnsii tsGsfactssr ana
veiisoteEcgiss. IL issT 10 pcrchssrxi
the site OF osk Hal O. sssssr,. G--,tre
tow, aud sxpsDdes a,sat tlsQ Qssl in
tmrrevtns a. sns efesssssd - to b. Ca
tive se~u. 1ne oeseeFSa ssiisty % ar,
v<s tssshl shed IN lss5 Ahsas tSe.
Vo Gas stsns IN estiug % %. aga in
addition be established an easexuspt
Of nearly 3 ou.Se for rs eeos az and
transferred ~ 70 his easifs eelleSStoa q
paintings. stairsry and xaras - Arf
An thsf % hts siftz - Tee Lao - hon.
fcou ded la nssfaosy Of hls wifs au3 ia
tsndsa ~ hsspe Ter As~Sa women Of
rednemrns aud edacatsos,. vito b. Sc
vpfsss - fortune have hsen rrear~S
frnss alasrse 49, nosssts. lie hrlhsisc
coss so Al tA0fsc ana hss an ensa~-
msns fsnd u anoss fSSou Mr.. pas
cessn aiso "a sAe lssss safts b. he
Wasnineton cFgesn sssEass. Onia9shta
unts-fstss and sssay tnsss'a t,sus tntae
Sssih. NE also ssvS Sic oe % ,he
Chares OF tie As-- esson q ssg. civ. Ie
the UNIVERSITY - Nttsta4s ee made san.
amounting ~ tsnou. beside a l.sst.r,
OF Acoet &lso 'inuasx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

Scientific Investigation. So plerreuts /.
~ ste~EisEcs. las sosva thai afiu=ty
diseases ara rsers grsvAieGt Art as<srus
tise 60 lsfe, hsalsa ard hsggsss.s thAu
scs other class known 90 ta~ surahesi
frstsSsHy. fesy sts Bet eorGrsd 20
ate sc~ sai degraded rogtaSns ~ 40
Esniy, Easuy saspnsS. boa are 20 ~
fs2st a. I'D the PARE In hzSrt. ale In
uCe,ses. 81 srass ltSas aG1 The wealthy
May of tsssn ate grNrsastts1 sssx.
esfsats 10 sa.lcfen, fFeza ssuerssias a.
evSsrSit a tsossAcas ~ peepis seg
an'osa .e3ntes srsp tseIr rsvAxixs
sascsse sSs ass~s AZ esf.y s2s nEsiussla
cssses @fst1 tsnarsb4 Il lie caa~
feo1ss transmitted tzCoe- nsis. IT,
E~et> O. these tasrsse arr Eca le.s t,r-
tiessA l. "a sza ssuEe sess sa~ lru..
ceet srs afsen Sresaer sessrvss taAn tes
sssisy.
~ all TIE etzans 81 lie hsay Fee Arr
ss0rv ese<sA1s - sosssy % xstsntnar
ss.e sAose eassSsi ID lbs srtrary faue-
EaseA In psrfses ksAith-tsai gssss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

lryKprooL wAHKxn.
shsppsss tnteItsx~nee.

The CasnllA .oak on so tons o.
srsnkiln coal ~ part CT the carso
today.
The collier wAiia wsila arrived from
Portland today. sa~ wili losS Franklin
and seattle ct1si fee Portland.
Ponr Luplow. Eco. - -Ssiiee-Shir
ftasis.
fesf ASsxEss. Feb. s&-One ssiI
Ses tos.d westward. Ihs straits at
eiondy and calm.
sAs fssxcssoe. Feb. at.--AFrive6-
ship Bsries Bfostsrs. seattle.
sstito Steamers Asxtco, SEATTLE.
stats Of Caiif0rsia. Portland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
How ;sIDyiingChld
Was Saved /!

e0snA mAnn.rcx Co. isn. aspA n IT.
Ies fsspwins d Q true socuunt d whas your
. q hssdsns for cur little ttaxashser, Hasei.
~ eur years old wbsn u mouths OLD .
hung agxsass, On hsr heci. ~ hsch sl,wiy zrpw
iesusr. sfhe family physician thoosht u was
nnssd b. rsscs of hruksn slAss or neefie,
~ fas'ed 10 hiring anything TO light. fnc
eate essnzns feeder ell ,hS tine, seeming %
suss tn - Of h-s iex. and finally quit walk.
fns saeis0ay. The nsAtdls finger AMI thumb
n sikhR hani became enlarged, the issh b..
srnfas sart rhs hip Joints ossrns iuvuav.
-. - thss when seventeen months oli che
scak ncs stand. having List TIE uae At leg
- aru- Partial curvature of tie spins also
fd0wo4 Ths nsrvuos syssern ws srurana
D1uses contracted and thers wns senprai
WASTING of nssa aat muk,,e. Al ssshsasu
snenth< of sss she WA placed unier the
nsssssns Il prosnsnsas ray.sciaa At Rp
Ton MasA- but a. the cod Of tsn rasu.hs IN
hsf asorsnsf b sassA deyr~e snai abe ~,s in
. aysns eo4N:ksnn. This wss In Apr1l -
We tuus ths eAshd sway not kn,~sng whsa
er 40 In this dreadful dilemma ve wwv
over psnaase. by esaso<is 10 -cns ncs-
u" II SvI1r's srnrxric. whsch We e,si. aod
enftrv q as5 all been saksn 80 saw . cAsaxs
~ NJ ostier In her sympsnsnx We xsps IL
10 and hare juns ~ ~ tas tay. and oil
kssE a asA II the t<ari wills. fog many Gays
tessns fss h has ercSlshs car tying Haasi
g. tss u ssrx. 70 str~aSte aud bsa,,a axaan
Tfs asssa aus Il h~F cAssss aAs ohsares -
srss TINT sas % axle g. ~Iia saywnars
sss hnxus AMI SaeiNscsssty have pans>i
s~as. sai shs b toe a nsiths. casssrfal happ
~ sorspfas ehisi sls<.h yua vssa 20 n
erOes yces tssstsnnaiAis af prsx 81 ~
vrsos e 4 4 q. cur uaznss an whAs -
ssss sa,a b e=zt pxssun Of ~has ~ sWSso
-. sounid yea Wish 10 2ss taaA
Kindly yeusa
bsA y agyI
exxssssx Z swUr.
rTssss % Eesi Ssi ssia pls-ssss nsAea
.zx ss11sszzzEss g. bssssS sAt.sa.. o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

inusnse Bargains tn errcest shAwis
81 hne tsdao@d 10 aA.. 81 10 a. Is
Dsat snsss thess, psso~s ie>s snan nan
rfAsIarvsx esssi. Ioki4- a Sansrgua Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

IN thu BIsTRicT Court OF THE THIRD
L JanIeiAl Ds-trc CO Of wss irgtea Territory,
holdsns issms st seattle.
IN ADMIRALTY.
TIE ship Alex. sib~oa. ETC., The Pori iaasi
Shipping Company. lissIlant
U. q. OF Ane,ics.
rhiri Judicial District Of washis-taa
Teri tasy
NAsre=s. libel bas beer n-ss IN thu Iss.
trsct osaFt Of Tbs Taira Judicial District II
h2stiugtan rerfitsrg. boidlt Z terms 3, SEA-.
Re. "a the % b a4y OF F,brasr,. lssss, ~ sas
Portland saipPns cotapsay. Of rertlSnf o g
soa. Hhr1sn AGAINST the ship AK Gthson
Der tackle, sp, srcl. tarnitgr. aud freight, sHsa
saip on s~.a day iysnS st Port Tosl-sna, VI
I. vhica hSei Ia sutstssce alleges thst tue
charter Tsssy entered ito nxtwssp lieri As,
ard tdzsr1 G'Briso. the osaer OF the saip
oibs n Ass ten he. keo sne violated by "a
matter refus - 10 employ az sses ssior.s cog
ps,sai asa s2iisisesc ~ stsvscofss 10 ioAs. ths
cStH@ra es-so, sns % isAvns his port o.
sAaiHs precautionary and eonssAsy 70 cr1erx
fssG sk4rterprs sad plthsut furnisasne cr,.
{ neae al survey 90 JEntax bills Of lasiu Z. sKst
a icssE a.szch q ecztrzet ara eaaas A. ia 8
osriaia saG. se-xIt s. 20 %. and ps4yiss
pace - s~aiast sad sEin. tsckts. fafnsfsr~
Spare ana frefEes, and tbs; - d stfp s.e con-
as@sed aAa so'a 10 pay s9eA ssnass aHs
: cas- sna esAarseAe1z AMI 10 A. d sAe de-
cree Ct he coars.
Now. tssr-i sr. IN YaTsnss, Of a wit o. al
seAla= 8 sas asoui' 90 70 sae airerfed and d.
iixersd z1der tse seal of he saa cart 4 d.
her~aT ssve pubic pstae< - ali pezsans eislr,.
"a sad ship. Aes t.csls. sspsrri. furniture or
ria D. % IL o. y Iz4sE5ef mt ressea ihsrrta
Azi they b ssa spP-4r kcsose sAs saaa D.s-
riet SoSrt- tar sasd EEirs SsaiSi.l pistrsss. 10
- TOD a. seattle, sss&iaston Trfrissxy. %
TIA ssizy. szres tue So isss. .; IL sse.s.ss A
Sc iafs I.asa e thas d., gprusi.l q ne s.s,e
- sss sar1sS1is OF, o sefwsse 90 ne cas-
, l9Tassiies'@s uext Tea after 81 sAe .s.s-
ASS } thea as tssfs Ia iass 1900 sAsir ssas.
Aas 20 sasss thgur Eu:rrvsnff ns AID alIeg,-
aaSs la tbs behalf. z. J. HAMILTON.
C. =. Nasal far v 4als@sros Tsrrf,sfy
DAss re- a, iss- h9sls
q l. = NsoSa psoet0F or llasnArsz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

Get earree, nom6er % yoag hses
frou Hssfss 4 tfsssnas. Asrloa street.
A. 4, GsvsRus. lusgecscF of eaGber. b.
50 easi sppcspssnenl Of eisy council
{ flee tear - e. ~ fsal Inn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.


0m1uA Rk36sy, - -
r. s..~e .--4~-A - - 49,
- ~ -x.-
e ueo
- ia44od - - O61g Doo8 esooy~ Is
- - Ne. so7 ~ D. =. L an. aEsi-
-. - n--..-.- =
osssey soslsoo4, 80 ~ b1eo epoD
"a 1(e bnz<a. n Iasnoue eoRScaA pst-
49, a, s~s.. sAaep~ 4
49,
svsfA oseses 80. Irn ~
psd 10 Ckisnas b Ms. 1sseoe Cssi1n,
80 - sressv $500 ~ ~ s,eoxd.
.--.-.. 80. a, a..
~ stsss
esty ovsR The Pzees ccund ooose ASos
h % growing d psppsgsioe fhs fseaitsss
a.. h.~x1,~-;s Tn~,. 40 aov IN thsp
siss no - ssse sssvs
care ard others are arriving - ~ ras<
a tim O, asts<u : dsy.
yy<,r,,~u .er.rs prS-n~,,.. 49,
rD1ek 1919 -s. -
go = eoass - pss scs
esssS 'sess = - - 80 -,
n 80 go N -. r~.ss,rs.
Ws 49, ~ 49, 49,
~ 49, 49, e : 49,. IT,.
p sS 80 - - -
49, - 49, a'....1 sns,-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

Hspsss values. square DEALING. larx
80 sssoFtuenss and eastern casa price
BALI go osf hcssHess. Gbester Ctesry
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

Wall gSEes. town aSa pseture meaii-
lrs, Dsw assisrs. 81 Il xsan & Cos
Seecra snd AaEisu streets 1917
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

vuSsA. fse. "a Is = reported thAs
syu3is4,s " frvEss. RssaAa sae DaieA
bsnks ~ has Sfvsn@a - has.s1 sAs
SUN n esgLeoa tsss p iyssas % gtsns q
larger hose .tisss shs bassaFian aass
sso1 10 sfsiis 4 y~scwfuaty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

h 8 ltaa ef ne~ hosiery just in; casl
vaiuaa thIsasr Ciesry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
foR rnE UPPER skActTs
STEAMER GLIDE,

CAr-ytna ne pnisnd s.akso nA4 -.
T EAfE5 fk.iKgB wAAM ~
taTstEs Tnssssay, Thursday ed easuT41(
cailtrzz n Makiitso. Tuiakip. a1neyo0
CrAlaty. Pr fAndiss, sksgii ca. -
verIcn, eserizng and Il i1a0Ue
ss', "a, .ss..; Z s "a ac5ssT}SS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
HAY AND FEED.

nHtS6 TO FsiE oEs SUCTION oF OCH
sSssAease 4s-sErtas, A.s to- q xssszrni
90 e. ssfszs r~ -, IL siiss q h ~ saa-
= ezsa 81 sr-ssgy seaaSs1 srsces.
10 tens Gas straw.
so saas shete~ Timothy Hay.
40 tens Cover ard Timothy Hsy,
9 e@ss Y.stma usy, en- car iust
arrives wee e-asy,
cas- Hraa and aiaaiings,
40 tssa. N heat
400 bis sPakaas Flesr.
Must be- sold TODAY and
tomorrow.
ess D. oAxrtR 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
xIIE pecxoss' rxRsas.

The Dire. Damn are located at the
Il.esbasionai Eotsi, Clefry street ps
sseen ceoord AID lIlfo, Seattle, W. 4.
osnee LSars, ~ ~ b; evenings, Z ~ b;
Saeaays, lu ~ -. Consultation lice.
toftps rsaso1aIie.
ALeJ eufr Extraordinarily aii diseases OF
sse seoisiosSy OAK ATS, sasn as loss
VI nls@hoSa, seminal veakless, ioss OF
a.sirs VI sexual W Get, ana =. aks q ste-
etsiss VI osaiGezs aAo easaIrl. and aiso
.ieat sasos siuiiy AL Diseases VI Ate
4o-o apd tnaoat, oye sGa Suf, etc., -
ssii as al ae0ae a4.o esrvlIe Ga cas-. . vi
snaseser bakne " Laiase, II coraUiS.
NJ e<sso taksa IL nos. lucy uuve sec
ss'SfSt isa Soe olTe VI cousan, ION b.,
.sS Lac siy ossov,efSo uiesLvu Of rscaa.
'a1easio1 vi sae, sGsca sLey lave pgac-
..c~d wisu atoas suceess.
DIS. Daifsu have q system OF ho "a
ir~asIne~t tor pa.ieGis iiving al - dis
saAocc mus saslsk t0eon tune and ex-
sslsc, os ~fitiux sy'optous, AIT, 81 !,
etc., L90sxsss suswef.o. CucQiaIs
seus free.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
9TDAMB7
STnAME1R
SKAClT CHIEF

r RAVES egATTLz, Hgox Inks
II What. ,v-ry Sunday zosains. % 80 -
Lsoeunsr, tcsceins q eiistsn. fefs -
ss4ssost are Caszszzy.
ksI1raisx sosasys.
Leaves er-ry Tlsreisy Esst n y
toseh.us 4. (l.rtSs. c7s.ssn Il, u.ss,adJ. -
oaDns-, srsSay Ia, bar SD aoshs aass0.
kssurniuK srt1s5a.
Por fr.Izhs and ssses apssy % bcsr5- a.
s~sf uESas SAL ~. AsN<s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
II Is S0AEIHIAs lPpllllse

TIE xzsszzs Ct oStrsa thai saerxA;s.s.
EssesFs sFys sassf eR&sz-sr So u. tsrua "a
sFssns sd eeEessis. fzaAsss that srs p>~xs.s
f'esse~ ae~s. a. no ese viii vsr4x rxs,r
tssssssz- pa ~ SEGA srA z7sereeps. e.. 3.
ssseves 81 esse~ % sssss Asfsrss E2s, Sss.e-
o.. u enesaf<s ~ sstsE 80 s1.Sksss. s<xr-
. MA ~ ~ 4 u s1ksA1T. sssIg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

NKv Yosx. Fen. "a Money on call
ruled essv ~ II 70 2, last loan 2. closed
saeseo u, ~ .. prime mescaniiie paper
tkdSk, sterling exchange dull, hfn
~ e4.e5 for s,Ity day bills ssA tA55
fog demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

RoCnn

American Express l07, Canada Pc
eide 81. Canada southern 6h. Central
Pacific 30 BURLINGTON IN. Delaware
. LAchswans la16. Denver Il BIO
dssnde II. Erie z65s Lake snore 81 u.
Louisville 4 kssbvils 6oh, M,rhleaI
Central sc. Ksnsss q Texas iei Mes
Yosk Central f07 Northern rsclno ~
preferred &6il. Northwestern lCet, Oss
gen Isprosesnent bl5S, Navigator -.
iran~cootln. 2isS Pacific Mail 10
kead,ns GGss. kook Leland ll2A 81.
raai 57j<. IsxAs facitc 25es. UnioI Pa
clio an United states Express 525S
Fargo 10. Western Union ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

Nsv YoHx. Feb A.-The stock mar
be, xss lite more active, bat the
movement was confined 20 Q narrow
Unit. Tue advance vas led by tee
0ouli ssochs. Missouri Pacific mzkins
tie greatest advances. Tue close vss
ouli and heavy.
Government bonds we're dali and
heavy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

NV foRx. Feb. -. - Hopa-Un-
changed.
Codse-spos fair. Rio weak, ponin-
A.; optsoas 20 paints higher; SALES.
i3& 80 bags; February &li.7odl1 rs.
Aasea xii@ii35 Apsii $40 $50 II rs.
Msy $40 9oail 20. Jane $40 s. ali 10
sosas--fists. retsins qaotso Is rs
sors r,ns quiet. white ezra u 5s.9t51s
w Oh firm. aaset, domss' 4 nssVx
z2td "a. paiisd ls<ss %. fey.s i7(a =.
uApp~f-Essisf, lake tlttdio ~.
L. ss,--slesdy, domestic s50sH.
iin--ssssds. straits So 65.
P,troienm-Closed we az S9k
oprnlus s3s. highest 9IhS, lowest So;
sales, k,7uo, 10 barrels.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

The nev board II health did pos bold
. meeting lass nieAt rs ANTICIPATED fsr
the rszsou that Jos Kahn. noe In
Washiuston. Gas assibg ~ secsetary
snd vent assay, locking no the boase's
records. 4 member Of the nsv board
mid thai meeting ~ did be held this
aftssnoou and new records he ad D. I'd
for use until Kahn returns from bis
eoaoesp srip.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
Looxue POS \ csEv.

The American ship sarah J. Ridge
vav, loaded With 100 tons Of antarctic
ooai from Post Moody far Ssn Francisco
cane 10 here IN too during tie night
- shs master. Osptain townsend term
"a ''in distress" IL appears that the
vessel could eos obtain Grew on the
British side, zen ! Ia consequence Of b.
iue In diatfrss for thai reason shs came
10 this port" tie master 6smIy ard
pssmp " Refused 20 honor the health
oflicss's cersitio .es Of Is on that ground.
Tue vessel 10 threatened With y libel
sait. The hidssvgy viii probably %,
Ne cassoms duty 90 the cargo - this
poss iussead Of san Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25
CHICAGO nADxurs.

GhNAHo kA8AtIb-
CHICAGO. Feb. "a. - whest-- Easier
cash sud March 15k, May 30 l-l6.
Cosn-Fifm. casn End March 46S
Msy 81.
Oar-stesds, May 81.
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pe'k - Steady, cash el3slk Nay
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caIc AGO CATTLE MARKET.
CufoAeo. feb. 2s.-Castie - Receipts.
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nisher. steers tSa5 05. stoekers ans
frsd.rs ~ as<s - Is, Texas fed steer,
60. s5CdA.
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demsna poor, haidrss oder freely, Oall
fornia Ne l g. Cd per GENITAL, red west.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-25

h. O. ". Thurman. the local super
iassodept of The Passs sound Teis-
erupa Company Of thss city has tender
g his sesissation after fcnf years esn-
oieuous sesvics, 10 Asoeos . more tuesa
siss position u dspais eollersos Of eos
0oms, succeeding l. X, wlntrode. 70
emily promoted 70 snpestesend the
Oninese depanment. Nj. TsnfmAp
eaws 10 this csfy from Portland In The
avsiue Of ieel. md has been at bis poet
o. dusy. behind tse Sucker" every day
since tben uiteo1i iuteraissaon. HIS
eusos sos viil BE- Ira Greenwood, . cop
etas and sillsssut operator 10 ths Postal
Tstsasaph Osmeany 3 employ ~ seattle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-12

these terms are accepted the car will
order the army corps, mastering on Aus
tria and the German frontiers. back into
the interior. Prince Bismarck. at q cabi.
net meeting yesterday, stated these pro-
posais and said that he believed thew
offered chance for HE peaceful solution
of the question, and that he intended to
respond by going to st. Petersburg, if
the Austrian government coir cided in his
views.
4 Warsaw paper, the acknowledged or
gan of Gen. Ghorko, asserts that the ma.
tional party, with whom the ear must
reckon, is determined to reap the fullest
results for the blood and money expend-
ed in the wars with Turkey. In the same
article the Poles, of Pozen and Galacia,
are exhorted TO rally around Russia in the
approaching war with Germany.
The doctors report on the malady of
Emperor Frederick will be published on
Tuesday next. The report deals strictly
with the nature of the disease, and con-
tains separate special reports signed
OF Professors Bardeleben, Bergman,
Gerhardt, KUssmaul, Scroettsr and
Schmidt. Neither Mckenzie nor Hovells
signs the report. Mckenzie will issue g
separate report with statement from
the Austrian Professor Billrcth, defend
ing McKenzie's treatment
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-12

those useless men VINO snare lie advanr-
ages of free government without dis
charging its duties, and whose sole pc
litical activity is shown in criticising the
work of those who discharge them. He
is politician in the best sense Of the
word He understands the business of
politics as part Of the business Of gcT-
eminent, and the business OF govern
ment he has learned in the very best Of
scho0ls-the United States senate. lie
has been lifted to the front on no chance
tidal wave of sentimental reform and he
owes nothing to the accidents Of politics
and is under no obligation to the power
t. or despair Of his party. There are no
accidents in his life. There are DO sur
uriscs in his career. Both arr the fit
traits and sure results Of industry, a5il-
ilv, honesty, and an honorable ambition
applied to the opportunities open to ey-
cry American citizen. With Lew ?.
Morton in The .ce-president' o.lair the
republican half Of the senate will have
q reliable coadjator, whose casting vote
will rive efficacy TO their legislation. The
Office =. therefore this year Of great
practical importance as well as a posi-
lion Of great dignity and honor, and viii
bl. most worthily flied after the election
OF Harrison and Morton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-12
NEWS ALL SORTS.

The attorney general of New York is to
investigate the sugar trust.
Over 1900 rolling mill men will soon
be out of work at ST. Louie.
Harvesting is in pro gress in Kentucky,
and Tennessee.
The annual copper production of the
world is 275,000 tons and the French
syndicate is said TO control 215, 900 tons
of it.
The electric arc lights in the q. S. now
number nearly 100000; and the incandes-
cents over 100000.
Efforts are still being made to ascer
tain the whereaboutsot the murderer of
Amos j. Smell.
Windel Whiteomb accidentally shot his
two daughters, at Knoxville, Tenn, while
shooting rats in his barn.
A violent storm passed over western
and central Minnesota and eastern Da-
kota Friday night.
David Joyce's saw and planning mills
as Lyons, Iowa, burned. Loss $150,OO0;
insurance, 100000.
Levi P. Morton was officially notified
by the committee, of his nomination for
the vice presidency.
A severe wind storm visited Edwards
burg, Ind. Several buildings were wreck
ed and every bushes place in town more
or less damaged.
Betty Fladheimer, Norwegian girl,
sixteen years ofage, burned to death near
Viroqua having attempted to light a fire
with kerosene at the residence of George
Golding, where she was employed as a
domestic. A babe that she had in charge
during the absence of the family narrow
ly escaped.
1t is believed that Emperor William
will propose that the European powers
reduce their armament as soon as a
definite understanding with Russia has
heen es ka hlished