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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

AMOS =. G1nzL, o1IoAoo 1G1xkDumAHHD,
MUHDaa8D u N ON noOuB.
OUcAao, Feb. a.-Anes J. ooolL Q
nillionAtFs. Was foond oosdessi 10 his
bsd this morning - ~ rsDidsaes, ~
Washiogeoo 6U0levag0. About o'eloek
tnio Doeuing lho oesvant gtsl heard .
piseol shot eo0inQ from 0aell's Eoo0,
bot pad no attentioo 70 it. Later -
sas foon0 With Q balls hole u ~ lefs
bseass end one haek of the Iefs eas. IT,
lnardse~SD bad s4seeso - eatranes By
saWieg o0e pAosl of ~ hoek 6oos.
Sasu vAs oos of tAe lasgess rsAl essAte
osasss b ths city and I'll his bosiness
vss transacted 10 ths baso0ent of his
ogn house, In which vese several Gsfee.
Tue theory in regard 10 ths murder 10
that carefully piannsd rohhssy bad
bssu arranged. Il was kuoWn that DIR
in0 tbs fret part Of each mOath large
soma OF money. proceeds from rs0ts Of
sneil's hoases. we're ksps 10 She house.
l, is believed sAst she 6afalass effected
an sutsanee 10 the ho0so and vsFs q
voek q The safe, vhsn 1uell hsard shs
noise and vent dova and surprised th<
thieves q their Wugk. Hto body Was
found 10 the ball jaa q Tie eutsaaee of
his Office.
The burglars Who entered NJ. 6asii's
residence. made raid daring ~ niehs
on several houses In ths neiahbosh0od.
she tracks In the enow showing tAas
they vent from one bsek yard to an
athef. Tho o cupauts Of the Smell
mansion last night veee the owner,
aged 81 years, too servant QiIis and tV0
small children. The dseoetives are q
work on the case, but - yet have dse-
eaveFed no cloe - 10 she identity Qf The
musdersss. Hnell 80 90 of the
veslshisas and best known eitissns Of
the vsst side. hsvine beso eoenesse1
With Ontsaeo's history fss afsas many
years. He leaves q wife and tvo mar.
ried daughters. HE fortune et the time
Of hin death amouuted 70 o4my 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

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oeea9yha ~ s1ess1 - ougUuse ~
eAee ta9 a4say ~ eosnsso1 O 3 saneh
oeaf usv0aa Lab. vssy neas ~ 1ooho
~ - es0e soesay 9tlee 60 g -
~. n pass1o1Qnn1 80 TO- hoochr
- nA1e4 0lGs4 - ~. y mfl0 q -
e1ey. H. Onsas ~ 1U0psA 8 U1ooo
e load eAat 0tlh I'D hsba ~ 49,
ysssA hills ssUatssa - No o1noo g
$50 yeseee4aS. aeoa1Qas1ed ~ ~
osoeo0-31AID9 nAmo1 MN, ~ -
- as0eA 4 anyaeo esse ~ sInno G
eSnessAip esu0 bseusea 11n0 Cd -
Oaska en1 froo Wseds ~ - -
eosesa y vsaosoA ses1lsaaQ = -
dseeh 81 Ian I'D. y = soo0es0, -
s.oseal voa11lna - - of - Olss&a
ths emessa tD0o1n1s1y oanyen1 ~ -
essoA aod - - u e'etoek had - -
eoEDe0, - tAaa ooly ~ abovo uonn1o
Dose1coiass ere eoso6nahso. HIN = 8
seo-1n-laU % 60 of ~ osAeo pp0t1on10
of thu plaee. H N. Mu1ny, uoo = :
hiaely sssgses 4 - uussny s11nnuo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

now Lou,s KnoaH Vas psc9vsD ~ THR
oInna ogUSm AKA

now LousD KnouH Vas D0c0vnD N THR
o1n8a ogv1M AKA
CuumAYI, Feb. o.-Loato Knohn,
vho served fouf hoafs - viee psesidsns
Of The Meesopolieao bank. spoakD oct
plainly abcas she vay hs vas deceived
he says be knew noshinQ Of any eauss
for embarrassment until informed BY
the bsnk sxsmtnef thas the feeesve UAs
impaired. He insisoed on its bsinR
made good and h vas done. Theo be
shooahs Ill Vas Fi9hs, bas % Friday lass
the hank exa0inee called 90 him o. his
hotel and told him that there vas q Pina
o. eradicate a0o0R tho olfoeooss thAs
had borrowed and Ioaned tie funds Of
the bApk In . shaDeful Oannee, 10 an
Tie bank examiner then said that d.
camp would have 10 resign. md perhaps
vonld Be called On to answer . criminal
ekaeO- Hs. krohn says sAas b -
Calopei Dayton. that night. ~ Presi-
dsos Moons and the oehss dirsososs
named - 6elanGisR 70 The syndicate,
and insisted upoa having better seosrt
sies fm their leans. Next 0ogusne Mr..
Neans asd Af. Dssa1p sasnsd over for
snemas,ves and Disecsoes Boush, Duak-
worth and 0esks shat appsafed 70 b .
los Of good seenfissss- Kfuhn theo vens
- the ot6es banks and COT some Assiss
ance, bat 10 vas impossahis 70 stem the
ssae. He avsss that tue truth vas keps
from htD until q - too iass 70 ere.
vent ne estaskropoe.
Oxshtas EdUafds makes Q stateuae ns
ef the ecndfsscn cE soe baak ehoV,no
shas aftes I'll ~ eiaiDs have beea pAid
tAsse vtu remain . total of ea00of
for tAa ssookhotdefs % ss pef oeos.
Thass Aavs bsen No further sYfeses shis
seeming and is 10 nos likely thas any
more viii poV be made
JoAn = Dseanp - hesa Surrender.
"a bs kn houdsuso asd b sou ir
dhAnus u . O0t1sd Ssasss dsrssy mar
aAsl- He hAs 20 hsss eeeui uis1sd d
jail. bes b eAlls1e spuo HE frSeode 4
pa - ses1s.
9. -: .::.sl oss.s E s,.::. s:s :...s: ..s:'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

Ths sytsoeie0 of the Laks Shore Z
Hastpgu sailroAd from Seattle through
the SnoQoslmie pass seems D0v 70 b
amufed. The company hAe ooDd theoe
miIlsous ef bonds to bald the fco0
vith, and shs vosk Of construction vtil
dou stless Be posnsd vtsn ss0s viaar.
Thta aoouut Of moosy vili not bald
aDd COMP o. much road ~ ths eoO-
pany Snink % viil bel - uDdesUeao6
Snss tho parties vAo took thoee ooo0o
ass ruady - tAks 6se mtlltons 0oes,
aah vssh thte ad1istood enoune sAe
road cao b sxssoAsd tos0uah ths osss-
seu psss Of The territory. end bsaoebes
70 cover . large asss en- b bottl Toe
sxtsostcn Of this road - the eoal ond
iron dsssstcas eass Of 6esssls vil1 lsad 70
the speedy 0svel0pmsos Of their -
sources. Tue ooDvony os4nntDed tos
shts pesposo, ~ aso Informed. y already
peovide1 vttA Q lAa9s eeottal and v
Rsttin9 rsady fos bosipsD.
Thooo facts should ma b unootieoo
By ihs msn % the companies teat ase
oouessnsd u Ne ssvxnes0sus of Taco
ma- Tbsy are knswn 10 NJ. OAkee.
doeb4ssss. asd % spsak only 10 ~ 10
sssoos q 1aee0a - sayia9 eoas tesy
sooaid - rtooxpfsro by hin. eod ~
poasey Of iho Mosebsfu Psssoo sbeatd
8 directed vtsh some fsfssooes 70
ohon- Wmh al - o6vxotaGos Of
bsins IT, Asss In ths ls1d, and hsvtna
90 eaosnoas arans of isa1 Va ssstse 10.
ohs uosshsrn Paaiee oa9ht 70 b ah1e
10 pso1aes isssH ao1 ~ toUnD sd
eisiss - Oeli - seesisus Of eosntry.
vhisa Il has choseo - ia tributaries.
Bpo 70 a. tAis tAese mnss be sespe -
vsll q yiaos b ~ oanAosDes2 r.
euosnnomeoe and aa-sesaoss sosold -
sxsepdsd 70 ssssybs6y vAo sssks op-
Dsfoonasiea fos bossssss within seio
feetso. sDd every sash body made -
feel ehas % Tar ~ the railroad man sse-
msns is eonoesrsd . fair sDd opsn Asi6
sx1Ges fog individual or associated 80
s<spsiss, and soas Ne ooly hand The
rnalsond DannGsosat h ~ have h IL 10
. heip6aa bad. nos diseessnR es Con-
tsutisra tand. Wish saGo . petiey TIE
rosA srsd - ''essSisogy'' vSll eotey peps-
pesisy. wAa6ovse Stva1 sso1D may 49,
1eessa AMn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

YuB u0uuB PAo1oD I'm DlEk nAKmo
Tn1A coocxU1lvH BvrD9DoD.
WAMmorua, Feb. 0-HoilswinG b
poftion OF the text of the bill paseed 10
sne houss today makina balls Of lading
conclusive evidenoe IN certain oa0es:
Thae Wheoevee any common eaFF1er
BY land OF water, OF tts agent, author
is,d 60 execute and deliver bills OF lad
ing, signs ard dsIivsss aay bill Of led
ing or instgumeut Ia the nature thereof,
pospostine - b for goods, wares or
MERCHANDISE received " sueh oaRrier
for Transportation from ooe state 70
anosh1 wtsh1n she Untse1 0eatso ot %
any foreign country, sueb b'lls Of lad
log or insesoment II she uateso there
OF 10 the hands Of any bona 06s holder
for valuable coussdsrasson Who aeQatreo
20 the same ia the usaai coarse Of trade
without any notice Of any defeoe theee-
10, shAll b eooclssive evs4sneo tAAt
tue COOS described sheeetn vere sota-
aliy Seceivsd BY seeh carrier in ~ man.
ner and for see puRpooe - these1n
stated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

.. 0oetnsoo ~ pe1sso1ne ~ hsoshsr-
h-hu, Rs1noo 4 Hsss0oa. n vso-
ammo - ~ e1DU1uo6 ~ vas6uos
eaunoe e ~ os160 - n1Ea YseeuAs
- Prloes 4. HsssuaA. esso11s1 70
1nAnne ln1no GnanoIoosD - as1sn1s
onolo1o, - onoy - - osiisso ~
y - soss1vo0 - - GVun10 fs00
0Au enpoe ~ naa Several noosy
lsn6n1 6os111s6 = Isantna 0oosy =
Liza 0e1fnsua = 0ogeu1Guo-
0wuan umonsy m
DunaR. Hse. am nilioasy hin
- soaA - z ohtsa s1ne h ~ 0eteh-
~ te9ay - uonDo1 U11hoee a0aoa-
Do1pss csun6aosA
HsHsza, Hsh. S.-Aa H. uleeinG Of The
eo4Rea ss0alsoee Il ~ ssjsAglaa ~
0ay - utnignsf e pooD - tele-
0RApA1 on0naDood tso jnooot1oo q TIE
Goe0s10eoA WA1o the ee)easapn agsse-
| 0eoe eoDu1 lneo oDseA1to0 a Jo1nAsy
I. ~ - aAel1sh - - Uesaina esean1
eex and reduce ~ raaa bGeu0sn Dna-
mania ana England fFsn 80 - ~ plsa-
1 49,
eaen,a.>e e,see,
LauDuo, 1sh. 5-As. 01n6u1ooe q.
rtVed q Dovse at 5 oseloek tAis afSss-
ersssi,e frcD 4 isras erovS nm hs6
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.ss. ~ - ss,ssS p, ~ -. g - . -.
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movsuenS IN fasoe of opesiua ludian
Territory b sestfe0aos. 0ovssnss
moeohooo - ma6o d Ru0noDs 0so1R-
0au "a uade hriof ad6row eRnaaan-
| 10 uhy ~ oonvonsioa had booa eallo1.
speeehes were Dade b Joea EasltA.
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iss IN, snns.' = =. na,S a. - ~ -
e.ss.. ~, T. ~.L~. ~ ~ ~
- ssosso = 49,
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- e.ssss sS.1.s ~ = ~ ~ - ~.
n.9 I'M s,,... - =. oesy @ ~ - SU.sns S
~ .is. Ss ossss'
-
To fe0e ana uEeeanAs
DnGx, Feb. 0-The pops he's roQ0ose-
ss.So o1s ~ sS - !. e ~ sess ., ~ IL -.
land roopeos for ths lav0 and 70 main
~ ~ . 1919 ~ pss s.s - sooses. .
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ eU .S ~ anss1-
sIs.. ~ y sss.s. -. Ass ps
sssso ss3sse.
Wsaea nss ceassa4
81. PsxmsDuno. Feb. 6.-The Gar
deeljned TO give assent 10 the morRa-
| matte msrriaGs between the Grand
Duke Mishasl Nicoiaiviloh an1 the
dauahtse Of Ooont IRialiR.
-. G%~v. Pva,es.
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se.sss. .S.s -. - ~ ~
eosvs6 - rssort - sraehooeomv imns.
dtately. g . farther delay mieht reoule
| In su4ooation.
n>.AeA c..As A Cn.ssa.
w.-~.-.. ~ go. ,..,,.... a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09


49, Rth. A-kunnp -
e.oq111vo eo10u18n1isao uu1nnosi
- Ssessse1 U1s - S111sUtla.
~ - psost11n4 vtsA - ae>ls q
q - . go - s16i1y - -.
0eu1 OtoA - onoGhsoe 81 nan0nnh
In11no ~ - sunBen1se q 3 nnse q
- Pa Han posoesosisn Z 49, 1ee {
esuunloo. ooa ~ . stuAs q ~ D. -
D. = uoGonUD pnt3Rooa.
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- g sarseneaaa aesjVe6 - ~
- Dooan1ea q OsoaAa osooAana -
- 0saaoDsg3no6so q enn1h e ha11
-.
Eto0 - ooauuonsy q v>s. viah q
ahaunG1 q ~ oalfeia foeeee a -
Uo11o6 UniooA 0on4ne
Ifon - eoQu0nev e - inAnrare.
~ onnren3coe a Dsu1G1o6sen ~ ~
peooee diaDoanl az ~ pahlie 0im6e1
fan6a
~. norxfn ln6enAnaaA = rna,anAi..
asnoinoin9 An1RvV D. NM 4 -
- a - 0ulthnninn hooe1 q Punon01.
vhteA - ~ -.
- puneIua1on oRaeea epus Anve
mt11se . fossfan sslea3nsa = pgo0ose {
tieo a ~ Osniniee q OAnada and
~ agVoeal pguytoooo Of vot0A % = eo0-
pooo6. 010 - - ooQafopelool tot0eeo0s
auneD5nnA n NnAnn n ~ Un7tnd 0tn1nn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

Halem thio uognta1. Tho oogvtono -
oonduotod b Rev. Wu, nollina. poooee.
ed Rev. n. Ooano, - "a q ed q
dooennnd. Tho uall heaeosu 800 II
members Of ~ ieaal peofeo1len. r.
remains we're laid % reet - ~ GA
Hsllov'e ssnesssy.
aaae~ n.esa . na~~aa s>.aa.~-
49,. ~ rns-s, r-.a.
Observation-Disclosures
SsS ~ r. ~ ss.sSS.
- indiestSo-s I'M SssssfSee - snSn
Mn fsua 0aa Ysane11oo. - - rooo1e
sianals Vtll s. oieclaye&.
uav~e s,na~a.A.
49, ~ .p-AA -.
= ~. =. s.xtss.S :. ~
sssy1 ~ - 80 " ~ ~. .ss = ~ sS.sss .5
snSeniirmen1 o. Hask fuD62
AeseAss HanA sasas nspssusn.
A. Dh.ruuuuo. -. ar ralananl
o6aeisis s1aSe ~ snesncr Ies6 SSfSs
oeeorreA on ~ Osi1fneHia = Oeonsa
sooA ~ nisS1 ~ p r. nnsr1nio f1o1
sseV ~ -. - ~ g - theu9Gk
seaio % Portland Oijl Friday.
pneuspnee Deu q W..
Tm.Arn. Cal. B.h. "A n ps>naaa.
\ traveiicr insuranes nsene. SsnS1 4
chsllooee yesSeFdav 10 II. VhitvusSS.
saoekes insneanoe 80. = lrAa ~
sx shoossrs. LHss evsuise lcoDol -
whitvcsth auo Evoo6 o0tehs aleo -
insurance man, % NJ aeseses 80 oseo
100 eheeA ese q vhtoo eesook ooeo -
Ne ueooy poSs Of - 1eUs 0Au19 .
ellgos woood. Yo0nol thoo ~ oVov
ano fell Into . bslek kilo - - -
eklsts Of town aud broke h1D onkIa
sehesass d oososess.
1Au Hnanonoo. Hsb. Sta esAeoeee
Oeastee nsnece V sep0sseo eosssy -
g - Ooseos. 49, ~ ~ sS sIss.S 49, ~
- cs ~ wsy ~ - ness.e .s y.
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oeneeaas ceue AaAess.
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~ s...;~s ~ ssss..oc~ ~ 49,
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4 heavy eVeii N das.
DseA e nsoon usves.
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sssi.s .'.,os.s M !. ~. ~. sSsssis
~. 4 cssscSs ~. e~~i.- ~ hcSiS
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usn s - .s.s.s.,s.S ~ ~
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

WAauuorus. Bsb. e.-Ths morning
seesion In the hcass todky vas isfeely
taken ~ b toe eoosi6sssstoo OF eoe
Ill mAkinG btlls Of iadtn4 eoneisavs
evtdsose b esstai1 cases. PAesed.
Ths spssbss sppotneed The foosovira
spseiAl eo0oisees a ehs oxtsetng labor
tsoahaes b Psassytveois HI. Tihoao.
Of 0ossh Oasulsns, 4s. Stone. ef k'+
ssaFi. 0s. OAap0ao, Of 0iehtRsn, Af.
Asdsssea. ef Ksosoa, sed H. farhss,
Of Nsv Yssk.
Ths hoess then sdjoarned-
opeun soaogsss C.SsussA.
WA1usovu. n. T.. Feb. e.-1te eas-
soos oABsials lase night espsared e8.000
vossh Of opioo betnR s1eeRied aseose
~ boundary ttns st 0sdvood Tee
enuegisTs asd livssy eahas keepss vho
seoompaatsd hio vses ssrssoeo-
Yhses usenmsss naasaaG.
PuxApgxSnIA. Feb g.-Ths shtpptna
etrelss Ase greatly alarmed - - tbs
vheseahoato Of the British stesmefe
DnSioa, Latin and Al9etAA-
All thspe. saeh With . cfeV cf about
Is snso, sailed from OasdiA earsy IN
DeenuhsS fer OsFsoaee 10 toed tsou ore
FOR PAiIaAslphss. PennsyivautA No
tsdip~p hsve siues bses rsAsd fro0
fhsm aod saey ere poseed v Lae5oA
Loodso, - "Dsssana.
n. Wnsoo ao00soe1.
Pxpm. Ysb. IN wilson hss bser
a-ooaed 10 sppsas befsrs Ne eosree-
tSncai efibooai % Hshrassy l0sh. 10
s.SVer % charges scuosessd ut1h the
Aee,raeana of r. LeNaD6 md -
0vueAis. IT, sxaaAotn9 DaG1aesaae
~ e6vss,6 mss Wilson Be- psosseussd
= - psjios esosl
Ruosnoane Gase.
Burua. -. a-1bsU - . lasue
sosss6naee 9 - Eaa On0hsi6os ssasl
- 0ehnv. . - n1nl = la 0nnh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09


CAR, Ons., Feb. "a tssrihas ousdss
and suicide oesosred bsfe today, ~
victims being Heary Main, pgfvass
banker, and man named John OusEto.
They had had sc0s husineos tsaaooe-
sions, sut of which aruss = diapsts.
This ueeni1a CusTss pofehassd . 70
volver, saying be - Roine 70 Dsesoli.
He then seat aroupd town end b61 bin
frisuas "scoi bse," when b. vent 70
Mains sfsce aud vitbent o word b.
snos Main, who vAs sitting u . dsok
With his back 20 the door. when foa.d
Q fec niuetss later DE vas lying On hts
f.ce in q pool OF blood. dad. Cusrts
shen velke4 across the rad % Q sho6
d the runs Of The Cali hossI ed pct 3
huliee thspoGA hi bad.
Dsash - . Ceasal
Wsmusoruu, FEB A-Dsvid T. Banh-
or. Uoiied ssasss Ccosai q Dsmsrasa,
hss died sbsse Of yellow fsvee.
vsgAe Win oaaAses
NooAI0, Feb. 6s-0euesAl Garcia Ia
charge Of tie troops efseS the bandits
hAs pssazed the governor lhAs q fev
dsys ago b. hAd . 1Gts With parry of
haadjso dueinR which thrus vsFe k1lbs6
Thess ars psss Of Esscitos BsFnaI's
Sand cpmnanded by Bssnal's brother.
Tns eeaerAl seases that shsse ere uaay
muee desrefAte hands oos. and another
lively eaaSsiGn ~ aseisipAaed- Bes-
naTe body haa been buried q Oooata.
u vss patiisty exhibited foe . ramhss
Of dayA
~ Wa1h1nG DaacA.
Nxv YouK. Reo. A-1hs in1ssuGt Z
- valking match has ssooosu6 = -
fve ieaAsGs, Hssty Oeska. ths boss a
- ~. Hin ase = eias1is. cd b frs-
g 211y O01A ~ nesa ~ sssso s1so1
NnQ0 - usleA, BAdcAol -, xaGgsnol
"a Hmoy N an6 Han -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

TuzAnn. CAL, Feb. ga. q. 1bnoel1,
. snvsltog insusanes oaenl, nDooo 3
challenge yesterday 10 l. WhtsVuseAs
aaotAos Insurance man, - ~ ~
six shooasss. LAse eventua HooDol ~
Whitvossh apo Elvoo6 00ieh, aleo -
insurance man, a. ~ aeeeee, en1 ese0
evo shoeA eeo q uhioh u1Ruok omeoA =
ths 1sehy past Of ~ hSv, 0aah1g .
silghs voa6d. Reonol tho sao aUoy
ano fell into bstek kiln - ~ -
skifts Of town aud broke N ank1o,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

R0aGE, Feb. 0-The pops has rsQ1esl-
"a OatdiuAl himeoui - aAvlse tho IrtoA
bsahops 10 psesoh 70 the psspls Of Ire
land reepees for The lav0 and "a main
tain . calm, prudens line Of conduct.
The pops has also announced his intsn-
sion 10 ssnd Ireland pesmanent spos-
an1i0 leDnfa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

WAnu0.us, Bsb. e.-Ths sseeeoosy
Of ,hs nsvy has dssigsase6 Oaposta !.
q. Wsssos, Lissseeeoe Oani Deoo.
haasv. Lisosseans !: }: Qeslessaeh 81
AsstseAns KoGtoeos !. y 6tlls baos1
Of iaspsettou fos duty % ~ rnst1e
coast. Lisutsaaas ". D. 0sB = -
tailed - Fsessdss Of shs boasd. Tho
dutsss of . boss6 vin ioslode the -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

HA0 BH1a0, Feb. 6.-Tho crown pgt0eo
expeRieuees . di@ealty Of hseaahipeu
Il 10 reported that the 6oetoss have NJ.
solved % resort to tTAehooeomy im0o-
diatsly, - farther delay might result
In oQHoootiun,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

6AIzA, Feb. 9-[spseial l-fAe q.
Dssal of 10 laAs Ju6es J. ooSan rAee0-
Ton, . vuussahle ptoosss, ves NJ fsoo
The MssAodiss Eo1soepal sAusoA q
Halsn this nosntn0. The oosvtsno Wouo
eondao>ed by Rev. Wm. Rolllna. pososs,
cd RsV. n. Ooone, - 81 n ed q -
deosa1sd. The pall beasesu Voso ol1
members Of Ne leaal peefssalea. IT,
semains vsse laid 10 fest u ~ GA
1slteV's ssnetssy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-28
The Democratic Situation.

Louisville Courier Journal
Young America cannot fail to see that
the Republican party is one Of reaction.
II seeks TO perpetuate every abuse against
which the people have protested. In or.
der 10 distract public attention from the
record of the Republican Senate ingalls,
and Sherman and Foraker appeal TO sec
tional passions and declare for the over
throw of the established State Govern.
menf Of the South Going beyond this
they offerto buy the support of the Grand
Army of the Republic by pensions which
will make any reduction in taxation inn
possible for years TO come. Young men
entering on active careers will not ally
themselves 10 the forces of reaction. The
political history of the world for the past
hundred years has been record Of the
triumphs Of liberal principle; for even
the leaders of Tories and Conservatives
have been forced in order to retain the
shadow of power 10 advance To the lines
beyond which the Liberal leaders have
passed The reform of the tariff is the
chief measure now for discussion. but
all other public issues must be treated in
a like spirit of progress and enlighten-
ment The war tariff is doomed; the peo-
pie nave decided against il. Combined
capital and organized greed have been
able TO obstruct reform, but it can not
be turned back The position of the
Democratic party to-day is far beyond
any 1t has occupied since the war. Truth.
in its orbits. fights for Us. In the year OF
Independence Adam Smith published his
"Weslth Of Nations, itself declaration
of commercial freedom. toward which the
world advances slowly, but il advances.
There are periods Of reaction. of discour'
agement, Of defeat; but on the whole there
is marked progress. and the ideas % politi'
cal and commercial independence are
spreading like the light Great Britain
is not yet Republic, and France still
seems on the verge of a revolution, but
American ideas. as formulated in thu
famous declaration, have modified the
principles of every country of Europe
| from Russia TO Spain. So with the prin
ciples of commercial freedom; every in
/ vention, every labor saving device, every
| improvement in commercial organization
every industrial exposition, every advance
| in agriculture, adds TO the force of tht
| truths which Adam Smith saw, but saw
4 dimly, and these truths are undermining
every wall erected by ignorance and self
| ishness to restrict and burden the com
merce OF the world. The idea OF progress
| appeals irresistibly 10 young men. and
the Democratic party is distinctly TN
party Of progress Let the young mel
stand by il, pledged TO it as long as ]
leads onward toward the establishment o
the principles of civil religious, and in
dustrial liberty.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-28
Tammany and Tariff.


pc6 MoincE Leader.
The most striking incidents of the
Tammany celebration in New York on
the Fourth were the enthusiasm with
which the name of President Cleveland
was greeted and the fact that the longest
talk" was on the tariff and interested
the auditors so much that they called for
more While nominally the occasion was
for the celebration of the anniversary OF
the Declaration Of Independence. il was
spontaneously turned into ratification
meeting for Cleveland and tariff reform.
Mr.. Mills lucid exposition of the meas
uTe that goes by his name and the man
ner in which il was received show that
the time has come when tariff discussion
has a popular interest This augurs well
for the educational effects OF the presi'
dental CANVASS MIR. Mills cns~hasized
his statement of the courage of the Prcsi.
dent by referring to the undouhted fact
that if he had chosen to keep still on the
subject Of tariff REVISION he would have
had a triumphal march to victory. but
that he chose 10 IN axe an issue which
alone might render his reelection doubt.
full. because he appreciated its Importance
to the people and was ready to take the
consequences himself,
Inc letter OF lfcSlAEul A5lGNElallh 10 lMG
Tammany committee. on this occasion,
was very characteristics Ii was not given
over to vague ceneralitass but put the
question Of the day plainly. Our Gov.
crnment," he said. belongs to the PEG
pie. They have deereed its purposes,
and 1t is their clear right to demand that
its cost shall be limited by frugality and
that the burden Of expenses shall be care
fully limited by its actual needs. And
vet useless and dangerous surplus in
| the national treasury tells no other tale
but extortion on the part of the govern.
| ment and a peryersion on the people S
| intentions" The President defined the
high tariff as "a system which benefits
certain classes of our citizens at the eS'
pense OF every householder in the land
| a system which breeds discomfort be-
cause it permits the duplication of wealth
without corresponding additional recon-
pense to labor which prevents the op.
| portunity 10 work by sitting production
| and limiting the area OF our markets, and
| which enhances the cost of living beyond
| the laborcrs hard earned wages This
| clear and explicit statement of the Presi'
| dents views was received by the audience
with vigorous and prolonged applause
| II is the sort of argument that goes TO the
hearts Of the working people, and the
more they hear Of it the better they like it