The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
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grscsfal 70 American Giplofazcg
lie ridiezisi the idea that ts0 great
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with G0 serutAen exercise the Ts0wers
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ing relation. there would he 20 tro1ssie.
Tsc0sA's FsEK FEoJEcF KILLED
A message from the president veto
ing ttle tiii . grant f35 acre Of mill
targ reservation 10 the cts u Tacoma.
W. T., lGr 3 park, was read and re-
farrei - tie committee On public
Lands The grounds q the presidents
refusal h sign are that the army en-
giassrs report against the grant. be
cause tie land may lie needed for Tnil-
itsKy purpose.
Tie senafe then resumed cousideYa-
ton ol the biIi reported from the COM
mites On foreign relations 20 prohibit
the coming II Chinese iabgreFs 10 the
| nifei state
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and hen be eio-el tie senate sd-
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