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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01

Of connt Menxur and z E1nu
letters In all were address, -
business neu In the Ia
Sackvilie was the only \
Mr. Burgess said he doe$
why the rane of the
scheme has not been leu
tine.
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SACRAMENTO nEPUBLIcANs.
Great open-Air Meeting and Indus
trial Parade.

SACRAMENT. Oct. Si--capitRl park was
weli flied this afternoon with people 90
hear speeches by Congressman hckeuna,
H. N. Collins Of Chico. = ~ short
ridge of san Jose, GOV. solomon
Of san FTasc.sco, A. Woods of stockton
and other prominent Republicans Two
stands were erected, one presided over By
GOV. Waterman, the oihcF by DT. Harvey
Of Calf. The speaking continued three
hours.
The industrial parade % onight vas the
finest ever seea in the city. Il was yieNed
BY no less than "a. go people. The nuFub Der
of men In line exceeded BJG. Neariy ali
bore torches. They Hgrs reviewed by
Gov. Waterman aud she speakers,
The governor Was heartily cheered.
There weFe over 100 iminease aoais N hue,
reprcseas4 4ng wool. wheat, fruit. hops,
wood, lumber, mercantile and other tn
duxfT3es Tne largest showing aas from
the faliSoea snops. which sent ogi % beats
repFeseHiing boiler. blacksmith and other
works
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SHOT BEFORE MANY PEOPLE.


TKKRE HavTE. Ind. Oct. zl-nuring
parade last night Dollie Phillips. 4gesf -,
Was murdered en the street sac was
approached and. pointing a revolver a.
her and pulling the trigger, said; There.
take hat
She fell 10 the sidewalk with a ballet in
her head and died q few minuigx later
The murderer. who escaped. was man
inc il 7rknoUn
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AN ALASKA MURDER.
Louis Sharp While In Irons. shoots
Two Men.

SAN Francisco, Oct ai--Iauis sharp
was examined before United states Com
missioner sawyer today and held 90 an
swef without bail for the murder Of VIM.
II. Dingley aud the woandiIrg Of J. J.
O'Brien on September 5. at sand POiut, on
POpof island, Alaska. and will be seat to
siika for trial.
f. The testimony shows that sharp was in
irons al the time he did the shooting. and
that be managed Ia some way 20 slip the
irons far enough 90 handle the pistol.
sharp admitted 10 Capt shepard of the
United states revenue cutter Rush. on The
trip down. tha; be did the killing
witness named y. II HodgdOn fesfi-
8ed that be saw sharp with a rife and not
a pistol. sharp had been put in irons for
threatening O'Brien's life. No one saw
sharp shoot Dingiey. There were only hye
men in the settlement a. tfc time the
shooting took place.
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MURDER ~ sAN FnaNcIsoo
a saloon Quarrel Leads 10 a Fight
on the sidewalk.

san FEsSrfsCo, oct aI---alonf : o7clQ7k
this evening tseorse T. Lewis shot and iH-
staatly Killed Iehn Perrin IL froai ~ the
BALDWIN. An cye-wiiuess g the shooting
says the froatie origInateJ IN fie fals0u,
sud bath n1ea came ens og the sif-NAik,
wheu Perrin siArtEd t9s sa,e i.s villa
a cane u als hAad. fsEss warned him net
10 come fu~fhef. tul fcrTia paid no Etiea
ton
Lewis shsn dned Eve shots. fyag ~ watch
t0ok caess Hr tkeu puf fae rgraiscf Ina
his tseass sui walked iesurrly up The
street. 4gsesf he Vas taei ~ 0.hes.s Astgi
taken "a chs eiry FE.sga.
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I.ahor CIui,. In Peilties.

MfyxEAFoIls, Oct. u The JosFasi says;
1 state orEsnlEa Ea;ioB OF railroad clubs was
termed hers yezseriAy. 4; is learned from
aa outside soarcc that the ciEhs are I-9lit-
tcAi in oeject ard claim 10 caEsroi is.ooo
Fo1cS Tke two candidates for governor
have 6eea interviewed and asked 70 pledge
them selves 70 aaHae 8 sista raIlruSa com
mission favorable TO the eiuts- Tie
fsrs4asghsssd men are Sighting the clubs.
Es.ssy clAisl fse csaaS arc bas tools q the
gail-uass. and thAf they control bot over
sksss ss.sf4
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pAssExss Esc Llsrs.

Ornrnn 4 Ca.ISc-aia-PMssed Medfer.f:
q w. tpaTis u. - sseek, g. tsAsdstien.
sgrs. ffasgy EriTsr. Abide Baunreg, David
Eirk. j. &. Ntfsd. ~, X fzAF.s. ~. G.
saasfssteeu. tsasia N4rray. g. = Long,
eda B3fs-. Miss fgts, Mrs.. Wilson, George
Il. gshusou. ~ r Desa0nd, T. - nryau.
a. A. fiitfie. r Ross Gss StruDe. wifi and
son. Kiss Eerubaza. ". ,. Greenwaif. Miss
tsfecnaal8. Mrs. i Fiinn ard and SON.
%rs fytRrraht, ard - <hNGusi fikea
Ngysneru Pal iHe--Pass-d HeruAe , NJ
Narg.sly. Miss FnrefS1i. Z. " Carter. q q,
aes'ofl,ss. Mr. sil. W & HenaEew. Coo.
Cass n A. Mofszs 9. II. S1rsoai, Mrs.. kroff
- q. aiifu
fizes1a sho-5 Isss--F2zsei lfausiuxfen.
s. W NiIs. = fAsa9Ser. A. = f3Apafan.
IL e jerks. Ass itsmhly J. A kfAxsiey.
g. q Tstras. l. 4. Eaiy, 5S8hn fasus. A. h
Fisher , ssyaef. r. H. tsraB. ns1 20 see.
esd f'Az4
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uFxfcAS TEAM ROBBERY
tn. Engine Detached. 10 Carry oa
the Booty.

Il PASc. oct IA Mexican Central
north hssunl VassenEer iaatn - i.s-d ~
eNrIv this morning By three NAKED iaen
80 san Lose ststi5u. sis5zIt q uszlss sl-ftn
~ here The rpbfsEs hr9aa ofan TIE
Wells. Farz8 4 %. express car eHa ~
t.,-,-f rse,5 SACKS " silver e0utaiasng ais5sst
S.Sssa. auti absrs Esaa ff0Sa TIE treasure t-sx-
Tseg EAsn o. 4tfesi the spglusrf Ala IRE
aaza 81 tbs easlne, All egititts y .tsF
-, a. frxsn i1as3e1 taeis booty iHio fse
euaIrse sal rEa heF Eiflta tH9 E1lses o.
80 siss. e here sEEY stqaF=rt 41-, esf1isix
80 -sserfaea wlrts- fIais % Hith me
i-ssfv h = hsuEht gaeE ara ss.srlszzs
ana A. naE On AsHe-lezn sslt. htsts1f
-ssrsA hsS gssen SsHE eE al cas- ga isstA
sssssx "a a. r.Fsf. tut tfEs fa- no eiue ga
- rs,3st.srs has seen asszlaa,A-
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Republican Meetings

The Republican Territorial Committee
announce that Hon. J. c. DENNY, an eio-
quent speaker who has had experience ON
the stump In Kansas, has been secured to
hold Republican meetings and discuss the
ISSUES of the DAY at the following times
and places;
Mount Vernon, Wednesday evening. oe-
tober 81
Edison. Thursday evening, November !.
Nhaicom, Friday evening, November =
fidslgo, saturday evening, Nov. 3, | pm.
C. II. HANFORD,
q a IYoS. Secretary Chairman.
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A DEADLY FIRE-EscArE.
Three Boys Killed IN an Exhibition
Tesf.

pITTsHuEs. Oct. sl.--whilc testing rope
fre-escape al the Monongahela house this
afternoon the rope broke and three boys,
James Mcclure, aged n, John Dudley, II,
aud David NAgie, IS, were pFeelplgated 70
the pavement. 20 feet. Mcclure and Dud-
ley were killed Instantly aud Sagie wiii
probable die
The agent Of the ire-esespc, II. {. Wilson,
who hired .he boys 10 e0fae down the escape
has bccn arrested. pending investigation.
he Is almost crazy over the unfortunate
aff4ir
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conspany. The capital stock Is sa1.taa, an
TiicA into ese shares OF SO each A cstn-
u-iffee was also appointed 20 ascertain the
prchsble cost Of ihc lines. Tlse incorrorx'
lion win he perfected al once. stock books
opened and the eompSay orEsaized -
soau a. hall the stock is subscribed.
A line viii hc buiif frnra Con-
mcYeiel street ap goars az
state street. past the capital huild-
ing, before January, when the lcxis-
lafure meets and afterwards extended IS
fast and a. far - business win Justify.
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HAWAIIAN NEWS.
The Chinese Restriction Aet sus-
tzfaed-s lnaness.

sax EaAECEscss. oct 3 The H'estig Ca
zsiie, resasFsti nele lass aizt.t from Homo
lula b. fss sfsaiaer sasszAiia, fays the su-
prssle eazff has sIisi2 ned tns CHINESE re-
ssriefisn a-et 3a inr fest case ff Man AuE
and Al fln. Wn0 borg certificates - tNa
sshHf chinese ~ A8Hz kong. Gad tTild -
lard o. .hesa Tbs Chimes sere neIaaas.ed
b Asss k0as
re asafsrriF stefsasaf 81 the
minister - hnaace - f1r Ia
9zfian zsFeTumens sAosa, Balance
eqs kssd gaaa y. ssJs rs reeesrls l1fi slg
thrs,s snpaans. s0aaxs Alter eedaifi fiuE
al seyfaents there resa z1aed on hand
-es5f1satsef 70 szst -.
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RgcEN0SD. oct SI.-The federation
scheme Ras discussed By the engineers 10.
day and daaiiy cooperative plan adopted
witch expresses friendship fer, sympathy
with. and where practicable provides as
sistaBee 81 those organizations whose dn-
ties are closely allied % the brotherhood
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NJ hone for -Anschlaw.

SkCsAMKNro, Oct si.--(;oy. Waterman
has sent a communication TO Secretary
Rsyarc. AZ Washington. refusing to inter
fcre with the sentence OF the court In the
case Of Fred AnsShlag. condemned "a bc
executed al Los Auxeics for the murder Of
Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock. The commnui~
cation was sent on receipt 0f a large num-
Der OF papers from relatives Of Ansehiag In
relation 90 the ease. and forwarded BY Sec
retssY Bayard.
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The Poweraand FastlAfriea.

LONDON, Oct. si--A DaHg serf Berlin
special SAYS Euzlaud adhescs 70 the posi-
fion that the powers should agrce up0a q
plan Of action IN East Africa. but thai each
power should aet Independently The
Cologne Ga-sfte. Ia sn Inspired article.
SAYS tiernAny's first duty IA 10 demand sat.
isfactIon for tbs murder ~ her subjects.
and then cooperate Slfh the powers TO
suppress the slave trade aud recognize .
joint blockade BY England aud Germany.
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-. .rreI@a gal,l~ Iine saisi.

Los ANsELEs. ueJ M--1hc cshis rziH
ssg deal iu shts esfF Was auai.y eGfIz ilfl-
sastef te-aay. HeszFs HiitSasa. SrsHs
az4li other pf1ue.asi HFrers 5laEt-ag ~ite
;ssres.- salIrfls q tsle.f ss.srk % . sFH4lcats
IN Chicago capitalists nes6est ~ g 3.
Hssrsg-s. frf7S5ssSn Of rae NAAeszs Cable
Bead ta.apeuy. IRE terms = ssis 4se sFrs-
safe. Lne syndicate eaznp-isas ID wa4S
kssozu fAie4sxs haSs aess men
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PgSllanzIFHik. Ia. Oct 5i.--PczEdsriy,
ia ihe aszf issue q the learsasi e tasfet
fehss, vii warn TIE kDizats against pay
ing aEy attention % political etreaiars-
He SAYS he l. iafgrale1 = sshcas = On
s-as 10 eircJ ats AEa0ag ths huigh1s 5slsi
before cleci108 sa AiieEe3 iafeEyies win
hses. tire elreuisf asivSs!BE kntgsfs - vote
81 A certain candidate for the pFesss1e Z
He warns ihen that Ssy sncA documents
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WHY sACKvILLE WAS CRUSHED
Prominent Democrats Forced the
President to Act.

NEW YORK, Oct. Sl-A Hesaids Wash
ingtou special. dated yesterday, says: The
promise made In New York Saturday by
the president to prominent Democrats il
was known would certainly be carried out.
II was expected that the news would reach
New York this morning. That il did not
caused great dissatisfaction in political cir
eies. The following Is the substance of
telegram received this morning by mem
bers OF the Democratic national committee
in New York:
'.Tne Washington kilograms in to-day's
papers are most disappointing about the
Sackyille matter. Does the president know
the Irish vote is slipping out of our hands
because of diplomatic shiliy- -shallyinge
See L. at oace. Something ought TO be
d0np fn-dar
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Cracker Creeh Wine suIt settIed

81. Lows, Oct at.-The attachment suit
brought b. the Knowles interest in the
Oregon Gold Mining Company AGAINST
Jonathan Bourne. Jr. of Portland. Or.
fpr sg7a 900, was dismissed a. the cost OF
piaiutinx This was the result Of a set.
flamenf 81 all c9ailicfing claims
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SsS FeAxctNeo, Oct sl.--jotln A. EaSliD-
tbs feather weight pugiiist. Who rsrenily
fought & rounds near BsAt0n with Fraak
Murphy. light weight champion 81 kng-
lanz arrived to-day. he + matched 10
hzht Tosarsy Warren a. The ROOMS % t1e
California Athletic Elub November =. fsr
4 p1Irae u sieno. and articles % &4Feernel II
weFe signed - night The loser = - ~
eeiE.. 50 flr exHasS..s.
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4 Sealing schooner wrecked.

SAN Francisco. Oct. Si.-The steamer
Dora arrived from Ounalaska to-day, hay-
ing on board the mate aud = sailors OF the
schooner Vanderbilt, private 81 aier
temher T. the crew barely escaping with
their lives
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SAN FatNctSeo. Oct. Si.-The parents of
Alexander tilistenson, reccntiy hanged for
the murder of Mamie Kelly. have COM
menced suit againSf Coroner stanton to
recover possession OF the brain Of the de-
ceased AZ cr the autopsy was held the
coroner retained possession Of the brain In
order 20 rcfn,e any claim as 10 doldenzon's :
insanity that might be made In fufure.
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SEw YORK U$l--A Heralsfs London
special szyx. The reported appointment OF
sir Charles Topper 10 not given serious
consideration on this side OF the water,
and is simply attributed 20 few of Tlp-
hers friends in eauafsa
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san FEANcfScns oct
bark Cape Horn Pigeon Al - >
morning. Tue Pfgeon n =
down trip the seqoud day &1E< %
the sailors. 3 Russian, u
went up on the fore upre u - &e
captain went up hsmseift Nh
down. but whea he got q - m
jumped He struck 0E t1& 41s
Instantly killed
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OTTAWA, Oct sl---In government circles
IL is said the oniy measure of retaliation
Cleveland can put In operation il the Ding
ieT act This only provides for enforce
Hlenf OF the sAfae disabilities in American
ports against Canadian vessels as American
vessels labor under In tAnzstlan psrts.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

w W NEwLiN, cANDlDAIE .lii:,.i FNH =
Piles and other prominent speakers viii
address the citizens of King county nj the
following times aud places.
BLACK Diamond, Saturday, Nov, 3, F:so ?. m.
Newcastle, Menday. Nov. 3, 1Sop. m.
By order county committee.
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wtsxIsEc, oct n - The government
fore-s cireumvents.s the Canadian Pacific
to-dAg hy laying a track % tSe turnpike
and making a temporary crossing Con
sfFuerinn VIII now "a ~ rapidly. pending
= decision 81 the supreme csurs a;s siie
contested crossing.
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A BRITISH SCHOONER SEIZED.
The Alta. Laden with Arms for
Eaytien Insurgents, CAPTURED.

Port an Prince announces the eaptare Of
the British schooner Alta. which left New
York about the 18th Inst. with heavy
cargo of arms and ammunition. The Alta
cleared for Antwerp.
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A Patent Granted for New Explo-
xfxe. Extralife.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn.,. ocf. SI--A patent
was taken out OF this country and Europe
for n new explosive meee powerful than
dynamite. said 10 be perfectly safe against
explosion hy ordinary conclusion IN the
open air o. by fire Il Is named cxsr4iise
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Precinct Officers.
REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES F.!
HON JOHN 3. ALLEN.

HUN. JO6N q. ALLEN,
nEPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR DEL
IL egate 10 Congress, will address the
people Of Western Washington on the
Issues OF the day at the following times
and places.
Port Ludlow, Nov. /. | p. m.
Poss Gamble, Nov. ]. 7 p. IN.
Por. Madison, Nov. 2, .. M
Port Blakeley, Nov. 2, p. m.
Carbpnado. Nov. 3, p. IN.
Tacoma, Nov. 3, 80 p. IN.
Seattle, Nov. 5, 2 80 p. ID.
HON. r. o. DUNBAR
VIII address the people on the issues OF
the day at
Seattle, November 1. at 7:50 p. N.
Ellensburgh, November ?. at 20 p. M.
North Yakima, November 3, at 7:39 p. m.
Goldendale. November 5, at 5:3o p. m.
The respective county committees are re-
qaested 20 furnish suitable balls and music.
and all Republican papers In Western
Washington are requested 10 publish this
notice.
BY order OF the Territorial Central Com
miftee G.. II. HANFOkD,
Chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee.
nvnurv q Ivn~ soerefarv
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Rebel Attack on suahim.

LONDON. oct. s1.-Advices from suakim
say that rebels attacked the town, burning
the zareba around the water for, on the left
and shelling the fort, but were repulsed-
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sAcKvILLE Is DEPosEp.
An Attaehe of the Legation Is Act
ing as Minister

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3i-By the action of
the government yesterday Lord sackville
is no longer recognized as minister, and
the first secretary of the British legation
naturally becomes the official representa-
tive. Mr.. Edwards, first secretary. is abb
sent and viii not return for some time, so
Michael Herbert, secretary, is now acting
minister
At the British legation silence is main
talned. Lord SaekviIle refused TO see any
one to-day, and members of the legation
who were seen said all was uncertainty as
10 his departure from Washington.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. M.-The acting secre-
tary OF the navy has detached Commander
Allen d. Brown from duty at the naval
academy and ordered him 10 command the
United states steamer kcarsarge she viii
be pat In commission as soon as possible
aud sent to protect American interests TN
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International Peace Congress.

PAEls, Oct st-The International peace
arbitration society has resolved TO ergan-
ire an International congress To meet. rep
rescnting America, England. France and
nfher Countries faXnrnhle
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No PORN Of Tniop De.irea.

sHERsBooK. Ont Oct 5i.-At q banquet
last night Sir John Macdonald took strong
grounds against either annexation Of Can
ada to the United States commercial union
Or unrestricted reciprocity
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A NKw COMET.
Discovered Yesterday Morning From
Lick Observatory.

Nj. Hamilton, Cal. oct a--A faint
comet with a nucleus and tail was siiscov-
cred by Mr. Barnard. 81 tie Lick olsserva-
tory. 81 Isl this morning. iss position v as
r a. hours ss minutes. south deciins-
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Z BERLIN, Oct s7.-Tbe sasi0aal Zslsaae
reviews the sackvilie affair and comments
on the friyolify with which International
difficulties are provoked by political fac
tIons In America
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cHAELEsToS. Va. Oct sL--In Mercer
county sunday four travellers we're az
taeked b. robbers Two of the traTe1ers
were murdered and robbed The robbers
cseaped into ffe mountains.
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paslsiv pnav wins.

WAssuwcrnS, urs. lf.---A FFi1e fight he
tweau Patrick Dags Of Bosflm. aud wm-
McAiiiaa q thia eity, took place ihls morn
iaE aad gzs won by DuAy IN the seFeD-
.ss-ntu ,stlssG
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Zinc In thc Oulrinal.


RowE. Oct s1-Fire broke cut to-day Ia {
part % the Quiriaal ased for storing frrlli-
lure, bui was extingHished before serious
damage was done
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WAsHgSgr0E, Oct ai--Ioiiis Bfshaker.
while dfilrioas VITA fever this afternoon.
Killed ais Hiafhef auf seriously wounded
hifaself With g knife
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The Kearsarre.. Missian.

SAS Francisco. Oct. i.-ludieations for
"a hours for Oregon aud Washington Terri
tory Local rains; southwesferiy winds;
slightly warm
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NpxTHEkE- fscz. 5i.---irJ0Az A3estst45J, 4
uhen pzss5ax snnsugn the elzy to-asxtt, .
wzs asked II iaeFe VAS G4F frata n 'sr
xa;nnssd appssEsEseat NJ ~ -lx c1AFies 4np-
Fer TO NasainsfGn He s@s4 no, be
would nas tzik aAoas the -aek viils faSeteF-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
zoLA.s WORKS IMaoRaL.


LONDON. Oc.. Si.-yiEeteily the promi-
nent book seller, was tried FOR Publishing
the works of NJ. Zoia. which were held ~
the court to be improper literature. and
fined SIQp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01

Nru YasE, oca. 1.-The Usltesz Labor
ss-sd date Tor 1aay0r. John :. Saosz1- aos-
Fcgesi ss2,asc ktxe oa 3 mortgage Easz2inS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
Not Afr.Sa of R-s-1,..;..

Minister Phelps hts passports. although il
says Ii would Be sorry 20 lose 50 excellent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
sAckyILLE GOING HOME.


I.oSDoS, Oct 3L--The Press Associations
announces that Lord Sackyille comes 10
England Immediately ON leave OF absence.
that be has important business 20 attend
to in connection with his succession 10 the
saekville estates, and viii not return 10
Washington
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
A Very tfniikeIy story.

SAN ptEso. Get sl--Nr. Frank T. nur
CESS. iuSt arrived from fomon& states that
while staying as a leading hotel Dc met q
German count named MenHHr aud Presi-
dent Finney nf the local Republican club.
and that Narrhtzon for several weeks had
bcen on the most intimate Terms with them.
The two former repeatedly refeFfed 70
political thunaerciap shoat 20 tre4k over
the Democratic psrty. bat Il was oslly after
the publication Of the Seekrille letter that
they made any admission rcrariinE IL
II then transpired that the letter was rnliy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-24
THE nAXORAL,,,

i" 'andinat- Dl.n
Edit r Examiner. '"a lied,
The election for city omo;.
at hand, and it certsinIy' ibr assl'i i aa
citizens duty to select 0oecomA, [.
otlict in whom they haye yh laea t,
implicit confidence ana 'le d..
men o'good sound juigmS,. WHO &,
are not to be swetyad by ry ','ad u.
that may happen to blow. viii
good, solid men. Now nv III ill.,
are three candidates in tba see tl1a
mayor, can oil three of III nedh'
up to this standard; Or do I ,Im t9>,
conform to artj lie 81 of IL ,1sy erA
II reads As follows: "No ne .r Vaaii;t+
be eligible to the Office Of 'n n,s ;Al
less ne possesses the qualjfc..f u
an elec'or, aud shall havo 'ol; n
tw I've l2l months next and =, 'elia
ing the election within the P5iioS's.
the city. Unity
Now the above beipy f..
charter, should be adhered "Vl III
in order to avoid l.tigatiooO u'sl
expense OF holding another d. ~ ID
Waco, Feb, 23, 1855 TF.'l',