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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06

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TERRITORY NEWS.
a Bad Indian Shot and
Drowned Near Spokane
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ALLKS AZ FLLESsauHon.


ElarSsEr Agu, Oct s-fisn J. p. Al.
ien sffiFed on the tnzia this merninv
aad vas met 81 the depes BY the Capitol
baud aad a issgs deleTa,ioa Of estigenS
and Escorted aH 10 faG cssy lie spoke fp
gae people % Ellepssursh a. I - > n. -
The essert hQpse. lits large aafiisTse fann
Was crowded. snd al available standing
roem taken ASH iaauy we're naatie 80 hear
hiu Al all, lie paid handsome srikase 10
The evidence Of enterprise he noticed ia
flipasknrgh. tie Sirtks TO- si.gai sn hour
aad 3 haii GA the hsiss Of the teffiiarial
AMI Hsitonsi campaign. sud lefl - private
cstaEeFa6eR, accompanied ~ a fsssEa,lon
cuixhI
District eaust closed herr TO-DAY, judge
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safsiett's Hop KiIu sad sTarehsa.s
Earfe1

Frg&Efff. 0rf. 5~Af o'clock this
s.orning the asa hop klla ~ < bsff ist
Nss totally destroyed - fssi siaag Niih
nine teAs IF hafs, rois41eas waiea wzre
ssaY 4 ia warehouse atieahesis 80 eRi
deuce = ubtsiEAhe A. b Agw the lr
ogi9lBate3 Tae frcmAa nszefFeA tAe
Rsfae4 irznine from the eerl'zd Gear.
where the koas ere dried AID the ffc
sgreass - rspldiy tat tha Wa2e building
VAS essn aifsea hsfnsn sateF ruaig s.a Eot
T8a loss a saasff stAe. iasaraucs Elise 10
Cus.he.l hiaak e3sap4af sNl - 50 che
Hose 81 Ssatfe. Toe kag aud serp
h8ase Hers b8lN tAls year. and Nc Bari
ssld tlirsr t9as Of Lgfss a. - esufs
sl.Jsln4
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NOTICE.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED By TIE
ID undersigned. up 70 TucsazT. Oc.ehsf
g. fer the building 81 wharf. ll0xsoo fat.
ss4Iih u and adjoining the Sfefsan * Post
Mil Co Specifications for same can ;sc
had upon calling ou the undersigned NJ his
essiee Ia ro9ln No. 3. in tae fesler Lea-y
oslldlug. Tie company reserves the r. Ia
70 rcj1ci any and all bids
D. T. WHEELER,
Ser. Pa<ef S0nud Cedar 4 I.srnfser co.
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IMPROVEMENT MOUTH OF coIUaf-
1 h.a River, Sregrn- G. : ENGINEER office.
Room =, Talon Block, Portland, Oregon,
seI't. =, le>s. Sealed proposals in nip
ieate. Viii be rsceiyci 81 this cf.iee usf.l
= o'clock tnooul Standard tine. October
- iss,- Tor the construction Of four model
eaTgeS; length 10 fees. beam q feet. depth
feek For Specifications. blank proposals.
and all information apply at til, Office
4 H'l>. IL ItANDBEEY, Ms5or, CorJ.s OF
Engineers. L. = Arms.
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List Of Guaranteed


seq TENDER. ISIS.
Having thoroughly oXefhauled these
presses in cur own machine shops. we eaa
order
TERMS. We viii sell these machines
fo- partial casa payment giving time On
talence, and vii take second band ma
chimes IN trade. ANY parties desiring sc
pud-hand presses viii do wen 10 wrife as.
SIS We are constantly receiving bargains.
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80 Tarn.rn.i 800.

razf Rowrsasa. ugt s~ Real estate
sales yesterday aHqautesi 70 $500. The
fspss = gfgv nag agaiC-
ship ~ issafeises, frnm FnTi Gamble, ~
sirf8 iFwu haaaS fof Melbourne.
ealH AIasxa pSsSta up ia low Of ttx No
sui. 10 iaai FgtAfu eares ~ coal a. Tacoma.
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JOB PRESSES.

ISL o. :. Gordon, no Throwof, Tx1i 10
fs-I do do with Throwoff. kit 10
81 do do no Throwuff 3sxl0 3
Ill Columbian. no Thrsw0sf. 6S4 -
I'll Universal. with Throwu.T. 5xli rs
FL O. ;. Gordon. no Throwosf. sgf2 TIC
AL do do with Tbrowoff. I9xI5 20
ST. do do with Throwoff. faxfS 20
3+-i Peerless, with Throwoif. lexis 20
I'll 60 Do do i0xis ese
81 DO 40 DO lexis 20
Al o. > Gordon. no ThrexoE. faxiS. laN
81 Glake, with ThF0wcsI, 1Exi3 80
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ser-gr-s - rs<rsssxa ssazzsxxses Kss1 Azseza
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CAIlGrsa II lss Piisasf's ess.s,ia.


4 t9u2eai ia The asstricl fre4inz hy 1sF-
@sEa8re Va -. 10 FFaEadss far ssss grazing
q klrgiats street.. fFea es= ssresf -
k9afs1 slrsss- al1 constructing stsseeFzsxs
"a ssisA sees s@errsE = zoe doe aas pzy-
a1ss e. he ea.ce q Tax city tFsszsse.. Al
taxes uas "a. e W!fAia
T0ETf DAYS
O. iHe frs1 ysshtssEr1ssa % ta.ss zas.ee EfI5
% tecia1ss1 ftestuqzcsz. q EeuEsfyeG ere
80 s4 ~ e .s4sss s41 leseaess a. las f2sr G.
81 ssf er1E s3sa~Ees8
L. FAsEEsr. cts C--k
FH= SILVA 90 EAis Tssisifs a.
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CARBOUC SMOKE BALL,
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

Tie e0up'e;e srez..
Meut eOmrrisesfhe
Z arboiIc SRI ole
Eailn ani "Deilelis
ter Package" Tae
smoke Ban lasts Tor
mGnths, and q a.
ways ready for use
The De beliafor
makes q half galloa
Of medicine. and l.
esed Only once a
day. as per dIree-
n9us. Thus we pos
Itiyeiy assert that
we have the most
inexpensive rene
cy Oh earth. and A
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We appepd q fsE Of the many thousand
sissoStcittd testimonials we have a., ,,rr -.
session % show that the s.Carf4tfic S-,lss,Fs
BAH has met WITH ard il entitled 10 a.
pfefssi eatg4 sanrrsa- No medicine ever -.
vented has become 50 pspulor. Over mi.
ION smoke Balls" IN use. and We HsyK
- 70 HEAE rag FTRsr cosFLAEST.
had ulcerstiol o. the lunKS- Uoed n
tAroE up cupSisii OF sIfse and eorrsr.f..-..
eftea mise1 assik k.aof- Ny head W.
stopped Up with terrible eass az ca,arrS
uss.s TIE remedies according 10 rff-arfislsss
sf1o<e Bal aad Droeilzfori. and IN fa-es
weeks time Vas a. well Is ever v-as
II SeBAEEL, 81 Msrkes -.
I wRs attacked with has fever -p-7,lsss,
Ter = yeHTs- hresfhing ihoazh sac uasas
passage vas an itnpfssSi sihfv. t.sraD -
ase The Cae5s9s3r Smoke Ban and a. s...a-
pieieiy curse. sworn -. G. HfcKsox. n. ID
! BAD v hat y termed cafsrfh % las head
ana i.srcsf, I Used the 'ACaslsisg s.nok.
Bar aul Il ne1aysisssts e7rfts ~
ALsEsT Hall, q kezruer =.
Can at3 fly testimony 20 The sffcss.. a
'Nsrbssisc smoke Ball. II esarasf re- ii
seNsfe cos I s;ad sserioasfal headache. ! car
rseuluinenf g q anyone s4lfeginr g.,-r
Ae@t, iasosi q lu1 < lrgna3c
THO. REtcuErr.
sa4Ts e. o- tseaasai. California
Caghcsc -Faokc Bal gHrssf me ~ ssfi.,,.
tsHN y. W4EHscE.
saFt NesieTn episu Tel Co. Issdlaasrs,I;s
Il clrgs nae Of the Egrsf kiad u esfsr-h
eEo. u. p NEa raprN.
Boo kkeeTss I, .. Z W 4, r.. fnts8aaspelis
q uss ~ . half Szaose Ran ssras elsrss.s
q eelaffl kEV. Alp. sEUg-r,
a,-shor d caronolaxy Ct Cirlsi.s i r.. s.as
other Worss. Iz.dl&S. polls.
Toe rer7eslias, smoke sau~ ara gna-
lscll4f17- are fGE sale &. -sena~f q S-ss =
Aesiosss :, issg's elsa HasitreTi~ I :. :, sisj.
arc a. stewart 5 hrqs-. and Boasley's. IA
cora
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Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
RAILWAY COMPANY.

OK AND AFTER, July p. ISIS, AND
" anti furiacr Eo1ee. trains viii run
as foiluwa:
To GlLNSS AID ssTERxEnIATE POINTS.
LIE Seattle Ash n, arr Gilman Ig.eo m
I've seattle F. e , N, arr Gilman rs ? n
Returuing-
Lve Gilman A3-oo p ID, arr Seattle s:eess , N
Ave Gilman BSa9 a n, arr Seattle I'D p N
70 sSaHoafsH AID ISrEaxEpTATE FONTS
IL seattle - - 3 N, az snoaOUiSa 1Z.as n
EesuFIiu--
u Snohomlsh Bs-11 p n, Ar Seattle rs pm
10 SIXTH 5 G0sE, Rass, ErziE8ArEE. RAVES.
IA PARK. TEsLEE ASD KElIH.
Leave seattle H5s99 n aad 1sE5 pm
Returning
Leave Keith Is % : N and 2:fJ p N. arriv.
ING et Ssasrie Ds.t5 a n and $40 ? n.
a Gsily. 3" daily sxcert sunday.
Trains connect at Gilman with STAGES Tor
Falls City, Saoeuainlle Falls and Hop
Ranch. and AZ lesier vita steamer for
points on Lake MSSlzn ron
u. X. JONES, ". J. JENNINGS.
Train Asstsr. General Pass. Agent.
IS. r. TH08NEII.. Manager.
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PASSENGER LISTS.


STEAMER.
Per steamer tmattll sailing from Sau
FraaFtsen ffcf. q Far ~eaftle--C kobue
and wife, K. l. Frsy, ?, Diner. A. J. Lucas
aud wife. Mrs saith. J Masters and wife.
o. 4. Taylor, 7. Allison and wife, H. james.
4 Cieary, r tieary. Mrs A. : WILLIAMS.
Mss Thornton. y. AaFrpse. x T. Baruhar,
sns wife, Miss Evans. Miss Cock, Miss 2
" Adams
rac0mA-w. l.. Foster. x wyniek. II
eoweii, r y Feidl1asn. II. r. Hodges. A.
{ GreonehSum, o. Rnznhach
Xictpsia-w Il. Ssaaemsn, 4 n. Watson.
y. II. Ellsworth, II + Melllsh. T. J. Perry
\ T. Regan. Mrs. " Madden
Port Tawusen3-AFs McCrrady. Miss
Me- ready. H. r. iIas.. " Bewilt
Passengers who arrived per Premier res
ieFaay Major wilson, Katie Fariy. iAzzie
iasseF. J J wiIson. A. BoHllios. A. r.
spalilag Aai family, 7. II. Ramsay, Miss
ksYd. r ~. James. Mr.. Hastings, Mrs.
Yield. JBa Morrison. A. Mcclellan, j.
GIFTS. A. J N9rrisos. Il. Cunningham. 2
Nelson. u. johnson. WIN. Martin.
Campbell. A. Jansen. Mr. uas. q Aftyut.
=. fayles, Mrs G. A. Hleed. We Marshall
J q. Clarke.
cqEELkSp
OFcrsn 4 california Passed Medfoea
p fsraHAus. tir1rzf BROWN aaA wife.
A. James eNa ulle, 1esa 7. NekpHnei. II
3 Fiuwmef. J. summer. p s Fleming.
Mrs HdHn. A &. RaYieF. Mrs. shepherd
Mabel eaeFheri. M Z CFitsil and sRa
ehfidfrn. Miss tHrrFntrr. Mr. g. farpenssF.
= s. Goddard. 3ehn kldwell. " A uess.
= EeynaseS. George 4 ilreek and g.. A
e WeiuaeE. g. q G-isweld. r BamstecF.
~ d craig. rank y harreu aad R!fr.
T. Asuaid, sna 4 sFes1nti-cinsS
0Vesau saori line- Passed Huntington
E j. Rhodes ard uiae, ~ tahH ant
s. iie. Z - keer : g Hens. r Ncs ga Hnd
etfa. A. fseseua9 II : WaiFHaan. g. y
Malssu, / IS kilhg. = 4 Siask wefl. Ma
iefsiE. Mlas3e Tiesnev. Aauie Pike. Mrs.
4 Emegr. 4rs, s, Monday. snss loo second
ssar4
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ssen i1rSSs thls seess gs<a saflaz ssse
s@1Mer.
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FR0a HOT sPRlEGs. AK

- SAn 4 Hssyser. F9est&ess NJ, ca
sss- szrEsSf sass.tass. says = Save axea
AeksT .fFzf-eT<.a Taas.s'.s fzr IassssasFisgs
AKA saze ssszi saessszrz d sesssH zzsx.s ls1lS
f4s SATzc SsseH EssaF shia rszsszlx Z hxEs
ssa~z ie4 e 20 nasaacale Fassezs.s. Ard =
EVER e2ss kaye Aesl good fes1ias Ackerss
- sss.slz Fza-sefs - Fs4zrEesSss4 sad ssszs
= I. - p - 49,. Ally
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shlrpinx In..llIrencc

Posi- TopSsENa. oes s.-sailesl-Eg "a
naefreft
P9sT icuLow. oct s.-sAgea-sa. JOHN
Gfsec.
5Vzr HAntoCx, oet s.--sAasd--Eksn.
DlscuvgfF
TATeasH, oct ak Ceyiaa passed rs
3 80 p, N ship YssSed ouI IN taa 20 tag
HaiyuSe. fair. h<At tsolbU west Stnd
~kN Fa&St9Sg4. tAet t-ATfs ltl--As
JaFnalltan- Tscosfs. tieRress---5r Oregon.
Portland sailed -'>fg I1EGfillA. Victoria
n spGFs4ns seattle ssgasaG7v Puget
SsFand
AyrfVe2-Sh G. 2 sargent. Nsaaimos *
Nesf.e Nav, Furs Ma4ss3a. 81 Faiuyra.
S4aztle
nr G, l. Miller, los aaeTry street, has ~
trTsfss ;Tvsa his Fauca xa1 ss.i Feaaain in
itls ciIs 1uffi to- lara 81 this lEozsth- oGsee
aa7ss - q IA % p ~
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DR.. SPIuNBl


.u.UM
AL chronic Diseases Of MEN and aVAA
successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous 1zss o. 60.
Debility, ExhaEs,e. vitality, 800
Weakness, sf.ermafarrhoea. - X
G0aorrhoea, Gteet Syrkillia. PrcSnss ", - =.
cline. Weakness IN wonea. ars ~ 80
uonal DefanF 1Ezsuts that result sfplH ~
I'D f0siiss o. excess IA after YeazA .,,s<
URINARY Kidney asd Blas.sssr " V s 5s'
Crystisis, N9rieoc'.ir. -sxictH7e. eis 49,
" ard safe.Y cnred. n, aaaseeszs rses.l
Ztven, nor ssrusg iagrsiure Hseiy
caase SfrietErc. Charges feAs91 80. -
NERFcuS ueeiiify, Loss a Nig1s, - as'l'iI VI
IcEsss, Nisht Eizifzsohs'
sYondeocy, ste.. etc. euTe4 ...a|
YGIlEe xr4 sEfFrinx frgr, ne 49,
~sN $50 yoataini f5iset g -.
tcn. sAcalA avail ihea1selFss q ~ ~ x
s1sns, TIE greatest beea ever iais = - =
i1S u s11oFiaE h1Msuity. vi g
: f.ssssiFe e'.rs n eyeFy Csc. ,..ss;st|
Hladlsaesa Men Ia IL =, ~ -. g: -.
cation OF the bladder. EecolsF4hlsa. 4
E-ssz-zise % e9rslinz sensation, sil s y. ~
stses TIE uEs8s scfzzits q s.-dlLasa' -
soHl = mes sl1aE1su u nrIse1t AAe s.}|
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*. Of l.. Mass Meeting.

NEW YoRK. Oct. 10-A good deal of
interest is manifested in Knights Of Labor
and other labor circles over the mass
meeting that has been called for Cooper s
Institute toni 2ht to denounce the present
management of the order. -Four weeks
hence the general assembly holds its an
nual convention in Indianapolis, and
hence the present mutiny in the ranks is
of more than ordinary Importance to the
future existence and Veil teing OF the
organization. General Secretary Litch-
man, fearing the coming stolm, has aban-
Goncd his office and gone en- the stump
for the Republicans. Treasurer Hayes is
said To be on the point of resigning,
Az lesfcra OF The general executive board,
has sent in his resignation, and
p /. Barry, The famots Mich-
gan labor orator, has not only
followed their example. but will
appear on the platform 1onight and tell
what he knows about the origin and
causes Of the dry rot in the order He
viii be snppor, d by Michael Br,s'in and
others w.o III III, past We're instrumental
in building up the knights. The claim
is made upon GOOD ulhori,v that IN the
past two Years the membership of the
organization has fallen off over 400 600,
snd that large decreases in the ranks OF
The district assemblies are of weekly oc.
currence Powderly, ii is understood has
| aboui made up his mind TO risk another
'viadirn,ion, and ask 10 ha candidat,
forrc-election before the Indianapolis con,
ynntinn
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LoNpON, Oct 1G-A decided sensation
has been created at the clubs by the cir
culation of report that important dis.
closures are imminent regarding the ment
ner in which the diary of the late EN-
peror William came into the possession
of Prof. Gepfcken, through whom it was
secured for publication For many years
past the professor has been on terms OF
close intimacy with several members of
the Liberal party in high standing
in this city, and the story
as it is whispered is to the
effect that it had been obtained by an eX-'
cabinet minister from a member of the
English royal family with full knowledge
r garding the usa to which il was to be
put. Color is given to this statrmont by
the fact reported some time ago in these
dispatches that Queen Victoria bad liter
ally been compelled hy Lord Salisbury to
return TO Berlin certain papers that
had been taken from he secret
archives of the late emperor
and transferred to her majesty,
for safe keeping If the story is correct,
moreover, il explains the persistence with
Whlch ffof. Geplcken had refused 10 re-
veal the true circumstances uncer which
the diary came into his possession. A
leading member of the Carlton club,
whose name is a distinguished one in the
history OF European diplomacy, admitted
today that the story originated III high
source and added that in consequence
of the insulting inslnuations that are
being made in some of the German papers
that the Express was responsible for the
publication it was more than likely that
Prof. Gepfcken would be released from
any pledge of secrecy by which he may
be b ,und and the onus of the affair be
placed where it properly belongs. What
the outcome Of such disclosure would
be he would not venture to predict but he
added that the indications were that
If the diplomatic centres of Europe were
shortly ahaken as though bombshell
had ez plodef, those that have been in
strumentai in fostering the anti English
spi:i' in Germany would be responsible
for the oiitcome. 1t is said today that the
authorities at Lespsaic have selzsd and
retained several kilograms in cipher sent
to Prof. Gepfcllen from this city:
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on for Washington

PIERRE, Oct o.--White Swan, Grow
Eagle, Spotted Eagle, Little Bear
Charger, Little No Heart, Spotted Elk,
Swift Bird. Sioux chiefs at Cheyenne
with VIM. Larrabee and Ed Narcelis in
terpreters, are in Pierre preparing tos'art
for Washington to treat with the great
father on the Sioux bill They will mee;
a delegation OF chiefs from the other
agencies in Chicago Wednesday night
and proceed from there. These big men
of the Sioux tribe have been liberally in
terviewcd tonight and say they are firm
in moi signing th" Sioux treaty unless they
are given 81 90 IN acre. Ony one other
proposition will they listen to--for The
government to pay them so cents per acre
in lump for what land they surrender
under the bill and not wait for the pro.
cess OF settlement before getting paid, as
they are afraid most of the land will
never be settled They say if paid 81 %
an acre they will run the chances of ulli-
mate settlement and getting their pay.