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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06


AL oirissk g11sszzaS aftsfnooa ~
uenben u soasila Hook SD E.aaas.
Ccnpany Ee. uss 4 unifstm snd
pEocesdsd b f1smaszs hauss their nsu
szask Esk1Bs 6nsnR -. hsuas1E. ihsB
Rase "a exhi1lilon drill whish was oal
shgrt ~ Tie Rfslnn war % ons 81 ne
pnltg onnneelisQ he ladders. Ihe dam.
80 vas sligkt and mas lnnmediatniy
k1r4lred. nnd TIE han6aonse. neg tRuak
rs taetld info fkn baiI1inQ rtnparsd
toE = a1f1Ini11 Enaius Ho1se No. g
Il tt9 egs1InR fhe Hsok ard Iszddsr
Company gxFe Ettis baDuaat IA hau1E
q l1e event. and eutok1afnnf he n1eEn
he1s q tha dspaFtneuf unilf lase hear.
1ahtes 11Ee sprea6 ia he council
eaamseF. and aIl wera Enade waioonne.
ne fe1kl wns anexaanafss, and ounsies
ed u e0NeH. samdminhas, salads, e1id
n1e4&s. pie. cake and nmee4ranalss boa,
nsvszfheless, the Gre Isadies rifnbed
right h ard erfaysa themselves. Gard
Bzf Kellogg, chfaf o. sae Gspartrnanf,
cee1pied The boat Of hannf. After
the feagi had been dissrsssd James
MeFpby, foreman Of fhs hack and lad
der company. uas called uRon for 3
speech. BE arose. sn6 sitter explaining
thal be waa no speech maker. pEoeeedsd
70 give q bEief history Of The company
from the day Of tls oFzaniz1lion up 10
the pTesaut day. He told huw the FIRST
lFuHk waa purchased almcss wholly ent
Of tu1da raised By popular Subscription,
ah0WinQ that tue cifi9sns and business
nen appEecialed The advantages az hng-
inR well eqaipped hook and ladder
company; be Feco1uted z nnmbef Of
instances IL The past feg years where
TIE company with ils old truck and np'-
planes had aided ID ssvinR muoh
property and several lives. aHd he hoped
that II tbs secession ever presented itsslf
the boys Would make &c coed 4 record
with their improved truck and equip-
menis. He showed huw. b. she build.
ing up o. she city and the erection Of
high buildings. the old truck and lad
deFa had becsme inadequate. and paid
q nttine tribute 10 she nenefosiiy Of the
city counsil II suppl yine the company
with the improved appliances for bat
ting with the flames.
Olher ehogt speeches we're made, and I
many "Reminiscences Keoounted, after
which 4 set az resolutions thanking the
city council for the tEuek we're read and |
adopted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

49, H4A.I4M.L4
EN1sgN.
MErprnxuun. n. r Dee. zk.-PhIlin
/ Ahezs ta1 fnmnns fax1zs hnn1er nf tk1
a.eeuwos1 LiaAa realnm tha alwaEs
calls tham stnFilHs }. - Qall woEk a
30 Gloss ~ ne gEasum. and. hke tn
tspl1l9 1e p1zE1z1. A9z Eaze iH1a hibaF~
ual11n kgE ~ winteE Uonkha, hiB qnnF-
isxs being 2 lil1ia hE1Wn has zh11 be
ou1s % . ulld end ssein1sd paEi % lha
11u1ship % Yernn1. Abex7s game h
z1s e1Un1n Md O. za<sh tnffls thAl
l1aabst1 fE1gA w4ksz1 (Ifzeasf5ol
eonet1u1s lUrRop1EiY a1glo4 rsd sseRza
eeEE1rln. he made BIS lag1 1hipmen3
Ter TIE soasun TIE otheE azs Efem Deok-
eEtoWn Of Two barrels e. fnz1ias son.
slNne0 20 New X0sk wh1aesals nsh
dealer. 4 10 net unlikely enal tha sag
tles viii be served Up % hn4el and REST
aarAnf kablea under sha appetiHinn
1sms OF @1nesapcaks Bay 1erfnpin-
m2nS years has made tnrsla hnntina
nalned confottsbis living b 4. h
s sEnalI. thin. sciigs 60 raan AZ et.eo1
% years, with = sharp ere. ahrswd
NA-NNH $50 > NH4t4 AI4IA-A &MLA8a AL I.
wall in&1Ewoo % many t0piea. an6 can
fAlk we'll. hut % nfrnnners a ru1isene
nnd unappEonehnbin. Aa Il exsFernalv
eloss-monihed ahoaa his oasnnatinr
nexek boosting OF hiz success % furkle
hnnfinR. o. diVulRlnQ shs nssnes az ths
eif9 dealers Who bag his nama. Hisl
eefiesues on these last points i partially
due. doubtless. to fear that sare rival
may take 40 The basinss uhioh BE nov
mouopollze3.
In The spring. as soon Is the marshes.
poads. and Streams are kRes ct ice and
fFoak Absr eailsos out after tha game.
eqRlpped With long paia wish q hook
60 01a end and q naE0ng canvas haa.
His expeEionee tells him where % look
fgE ne variety az cAslea&s be wnnts.
whetheE hiding under the stones a.
banks Of the creeks or sank ID the deep
marsh ooze. Bis pole nav comes into
play II Dokina and proddinn about.
1he turtle i instantly recognized By !
tbe t0ueA and the hoax secures the l
game and lodges Il 80 TIE canvas baq.
1he old man makes q queer h1urs &c be 1
Aeunts the Buamps and pools and /
creeks and bis skill and dextertky Ia /
oeeectl1a and haRRinQ The game are
sonnethinR wonderful.
Aberas held Of operations extends 4
thr0ueh0ut q large portion 81 nofihern l
Neg Jersey and soukhefn New York,
4no 90 near ~ can be aacexkained, be
catches and sends 10 market about 0ns
hundted Turtles. averaging six inches II
length. each season. The shipments Ia.
dude occasional specimens Of tbs rareF
and larger variety, The Swapping turtle,
Twelve 70 Hffoen lnoheg IN lannfh Ha
naE regular customers for al be osn
catch IN Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash.
lnRt6n and New York. TIC turtles,
when prepared By % expers ii cooking
them, makes AZ txcc.saEs disA that
passes for dainty telfapin stew among
those epieures whose leanRsss Of purse
viii NOS warrant their hanqustting on
he real diamond back teErapin from
The hEackiah waters Of the seashore at
Dost Of go 70 $50 per dozen.
Napkins aud towels eli reduced
shsnge Of 6rm sale al Chester 0learyis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
noNMuNIoATRp.
PssrnAsD. Nov. - 1857.

FoEfLANU1 NOV % IuoI-
M DEAR Mn. VISIONS
You have reason 80 feel proud Of the
aacoess Of Robertine. ] have used "a
oorgtnntlv for 9 whole year and ind Is
tsantifnl aud tene6aisl for shsccmplex
isr. 10 possesEo4 ell tie qualities yen
Slain for Il, and hsvs zach pleasurs
Ia reesumending IL. The "Rooertire
Powdsf.h oar laiass addition 10 The
Artistic toilet, makss charming huish
md Is uorthy Of is oompAnisn kooeF-
iine. Yours truly,
JRasxIH WUxrcN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

In RRAxpRKTas Pits the arue iiis
r,e,4ielne has been fonn3. composed 60
tfFv ar az nnuerens ve9elabaes 50 con
esre6 that eash mnltipiies the vlfiue 81
49, rrsk. Tksy never can De any harm.
Teeir aston & always the sane 10
,nest., how isna O. ID whst does they
Sretntrn. ThFg sarge er4Y tee waste
- ...s .s-s - a. fAey recrcil
-. ~-.i,,,sf - q TIE pro
- -. "a deeav. fhes tuslfy ne blood.
Tsa-~ efsnulssa re liver. 1hey laws
go dlCesffnn. ThaE epen ne pores.
T,m~ nska ia hoWeAa d. fha vars %
- 1900. thaa ewing tnc&@ organs
- ,fealrneu nee.aaa Yss1. QaEn o. awn -
.-,.,s-S - : .sgfk wlll SAmcaaiFsf@ thets
' !. =. "a : rnnalaIfy slicten1 - cuEl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

HEvaa TAXES Foa PnxAcHEA- -aos.
eFnor PenoYer. Of 0fssoa. Who vert
sass last snuamsF IN company With As-
YesleF, tells a very coed story on lie
cid seatlemAn. Nj. YesieF l. . very
pious-loCking man. and toe eondac %
mistogd him far minister OF TOE Roa
pei. Ga the way sasl q ycu1g run ssS
coaple got on board tie tfasn ano toia
The cond1ctoF that tbs Firl's psfe1is
weFe Ia hot parsnit, aud would Be aiet s
% the next tfain. sud they wanted y be
married before they were cFeytalkel
Tbs bashful young nlan sat5 tast &c nao
bred fOF a tiase ca P0eet eSard ana =
va no ancon1man thing fer Eaip sac
tains - perform the marriage ceremony
aud be- I'D not ene vhy the osptain q
Faiiroaa eyalu canid rot do y tnsA a.
veil lac SonducsaE e9platned soea p,
bad DO autho, tly 80 performs she aifel
eSrameny but ts,at there vas . raicittt
Of TIE rozpsl on heard. waa d9daiie,'
Noell tis them up, Y feQnested . % =,
TIE yquRs lalisss couctenspce tlsetsa
% With . ssniis, and. iosSkirg tee coo,
doctor STRAIGHT 10 tie fdess Feq1sats !
hlm TO ass the minixtaT u be Nncid
zone cut SD aults them n tnaFrise
he oondueseF said be voald 60 ans
thing 10 his poser to help them AlenA
ana entering tao nNxa car be a1yArr4-
20 Mr.. Iesler and saids sRea vii pas
doa me sic, has there h yauns ceaP
IN the forward car vefy Hn1ieoa - y
married, and As ven ere TIE eniY MIA .
Zee an b5aFd, co1ssntsd % ssk Yea I
pSftofm the cczemogE. air. Aeste
iooked up tE surprise. and exeiAtmeas
pity the yoana fclkss oat Fca 10 preach
e.. have not been lnzi1e - q church q
~ years, And have GO Gsate rtRht % 80
farm . marriage ceremony tnsa yta,
fha eaadaaioE Fepagaed tes resalt % 50
Fanaways and thav gut 60 tka tFsiu q
The bext saaiiou. GogeraoF Fencyex -
ciaFss that AR. Xezlex keps q deek O
cards % his had a. TOE feusaipdef .
ne i,uEnay, % thai esndaetorE ard -
ssneers Weald uol again sAke hiS fet
Mini41eI % she eeskeI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Tn: NAsr.-whss frpuaises q Be one
AZ tae mesa iaterestinG e. ssrsxinDenss
IL the sesssn - lhomas Mass Iestnre
a Fsvsas opasA housa on Saturday sven
lns next. Id oAn hardly be called q leg
iure. MI Nasf dees some TALKING, % he
erre las he ucsi enjoyable pars of 80
eventna With him Il hts aketchtnk. Which
4 done RAPIDLY ard O1-hsud "a toe pres
spre 81 the aadience. Ne. N3s9 has
sast srftxs.i q tAe territory fFSsn 4 tozx
slsFeash Colorado. and tie pFsss ~ thai
sfste sreak in che nest eoaplinasuil.Ef
ssrrus 81 tks excsllsuee q bis eater
tRfnmeat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

NEv HoUazs.-ktr. Max Olsricns re-
Gently purchased some property Of J. A.
Stewart. 90 Seventh street, between
Bell and Blanchard, % which he vii
commences the erection Bsxt weak Of
five cottages OF lats Mr.. OlsFloas be-
been buyinR considerable real estate 10
this city. and be states that be hiss i'm
plicil eoa6denos % the city and will
put eveFy dollar he can gst bold Of into
property right here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

BAD SMAsnrP.-Mr. Price, the driyel
OF Jones a Hnbbell's delivery wagon
delivered a load OF hay 1t DR.. Weeds
stable yesterday, and 30 backing out the
wagon vent over Q preoipioe q distance
Of thirty feet carrying the horses and
driver along with IL. Mr.. Price escaped
with q shaking up. but the
wagon vas smashed 10 pisces and
she horses badly injured. TAis dan.
eeFous piace Il said 70 be IN 4
travelled street, and II that IL the case II
should be looked after before some other
team goes over sheFe. An ounce Of pre-
vsnfatiye Is worth seven and q half
peubds Of cure.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

The following transfers Of real estate
we're nled for record yesterday:
Angsline q. Gone to o. 8. Jones. lol
l, block 4, Bells SIKH addition. $1,000
A. a. Bell aud wife 10 John w.
BFauer. lot 10, block Is. Bsll's SIKH adj
difion. $3.50.
David I. Denny aud wife 70 Z. In {
Denny, lot 3. block 81, d. Z. DsnDy's
park addition, $500.
Ferdinand H0ohbsuan 10 William j.
Haytsr. lot 3, block 60. D. 7. Denny'G
park addition, 5000.
Philo Rutherford 10 Robert johnson,
beginning at point chain south Of
the NE corner OF the Sc u Of Sec. 10,
Up. q n, RTE, 20 acres. $3.50.
Western Mil Company TO d. T. Den-
ny. lot 2, bloek 81, heirs Of Sarah A.
Bells addition. and lot 8, block n, Big
CLOVIS edition, e1700.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

w0Tsc Ter naitnss FeMmFc
- be nn1a ~ fnfe famfi1n
.eadln9 e fae ~ ga Anu corr
.sntloa o. any enc tound ssea =
80 copies 81 rne Peet-lnsoili-
-. .sSesr aolIvsred ~ the eArriess
throughout the civ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
MARRIAGE LTK9sEs.

The following licenses 20 wed we're
Issued By Auditor Wood yesterdays
Edward II. Reynolds aud Mas Annie
I. uadman, both Of seattle.
Aalhony LAhrache and Miss Ella
cofke, both Of Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Steamer pssmier leaves Seattle wednes-
days and Saturdays. 81 Q. m, for Van
couyex ane way ports. Fare 70 Port
Townsend 81. Returning. arrives here
Mondays and Fridays 81 ~ m. 2t12t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Cash W. credit, q. @. srAnxuP q Co.,
eruceFs Third end Spring. self
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
NEW HOLIDAY ICONS

l~nrsse asssrsnsnt Il ear sssacteA 5ApNnssa
aosss tor neliaAs FrnasnAs hEss
1e1 aEKaNaa.
MEKAw0 BAMAAB.
Tha pslr gnEapebs asaFs u ~ ~.
lees Brune -, near NEaaason.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

s.nep fsR 81 wesk "a -, sssirnA-
esre 1s~n, 1eHfa kfsisu. Co.. -. xcuis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Fer your erocsrses 90 20 @. @. ezkzT-
uP& Co. esrneF Third and Spring. ssli
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Oliver =. Andezson, drauahtaman, aa
removed to YsaleE Lsary building. q Q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Your orders viii be called for. give Us
trial, O q. SKABTUF & Co., Rr0cag
fhird an Srrinp. sE14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

CheEge Of firm seis; all goods reduced
except spool cotton 81 ChsstsE Cieary's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Bay tbs Wekex & Decker piano. Man
ufacfurer's prices. Frank kimbali,
squire bullding. dl0 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Dreas goods and silks all fsduged;
change Of Arm sale. Chester CleaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Thanks for past favOrs. we are sure to gain
more every year. Our advantages are
many, our methods right
cannot be exceIIed.
Perfect satisfaction goes with every article sold.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

wash{aVton TerKitagg Dental aud
,s,,otaeraooio Dapot.--A fun sapplI 81
Iow rrlsss. A. Is. SxEwkaE 4 o.. drug
ctsts nos g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
SEATTLE ESTABLISHMENF.

Identified with its industries and proud
Of its progress. We seek trade BY ex-
changing the most value that best mOdern
cash methods can produce. II we have
failed to please in single instance We
are anxious to repair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
LOOKING BACK.

Twelve years We have been in Seattle,
and this closing year has been the best Of
all. It is encouraging, very, and Our
patrons know that we do our best to Re.
ciprOcate for the privilege Of being q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

And a. eeep Us shafts have thus far
TEN surk IL holds cxoWdlnG With veins
nd rschneM. Thoasands Of atamfa
nav End rsmuueg2iive tfnplogmsnt
ussht an day for ye1IH On banket nov
IN plain sEeha. A. present nea<sE s
thousand Stamps aFe working steadily
81 banket ID ths WitwaieFandt dfssfict
1lore, and IL IL thsuett that bs tits
tire next wear six times that nsmbeF
viii Be hard at is. The average eiean-
no vIeids nbauk one and q half ounces
II anlA 10 the stamp per dAy. A. ina
r.ta Torna AZ ths eomranifa hmye
eefr uanead FayinR dlvi1endf 60
The rate Of % Per cent. = scar
"a tha caritsl invested, and GhAfes are
hssd az ten akd twelve tlGes tnsif O
ieiasl eask . fe9 nsoutha ago. THIS .
uhaa may b called 81 excseelnaiy
hesliafel slAas Of Ensirs, eeezytoaua
bsipR bcaa 6ae fron beginning % enc.
The bankss io4ss WeTe dise1xerea {
year aRo b. PretuFssn named Stnaen.
Tha District was totally Wild and ~.
Iuhahitsd. q barren piGfeaus e1naldeFeo
% for nosAtnE. Then ceme ths tnsFls.
able Fush, and. with rnushfoona agal1-
tauHity, has spfuug tnto exisienee ~
town cf JoAarnisbega, slrsady nnmheF.
ine COO inhAs iEanta. BE- country
roana aboss J9hsnniabeKa for Uans
a.siea ennsAiEa - timnef. Many % -
kousss aFs queer tkfngst bath eailfeil
81 nsssabls TEun sheets tUported freu
Eaelancs etheEa are 81 sdooe, @ 81
nd Foek. Il isa SeRriArR old Esd city
l falf q rswdyfsE snd kard c1sEaeeeff
/ Dsnes bsuasa esa ssfouna BY tha dex
ers ere e fuil swing. aB1 Fobo1FT Sc
ehc tinQ AArays are cf daily occas
rgncn. Thsxa i blR auunEy h4se tuk -
perf nasuesz wifh piazty ~ enp1lai - !
rsns y. Bu4 e. pxssent, thg mA1 wllh
rnt Z rfsAE. an& irtE q Il, had be1te
I ssay whsss Be- i unless b Asza hsElkE
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
Work of the Veterans.

The Harrison and Morton First Regiment Of
Veterans did good work all over the city yesser-
day. As soon as the members had ali voted
they assembled q. the county central committee
room. and were assigned by Col. George W.
Spahr to the various wards OF the city. As high
as twenty ren were sent TO some wards aud
their presence had much to do with ouieting
down the unruly deputy United States marshals.
Every man or the 800 members Of the regi-
ment was on duty at some point. and worked M.
tiringly from daylight until dark
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
How Paupers Were Voted.


At the third precinct. Wayne township, Hi
ram W. Miller, in a number of cases, entirely
disregarded the challenges Of the Republicans
taking the ballot and putting it N the box. No
attention was paid By him to the challenges Of
the inmates of the poor farm. The insane and
idiots were voted in this manner in open def.
anee OF the challenges and protests of the Re-
publicans. Smith Williams. the superintendent
OF the Poor Asylum, brought some of these TO-
sane into the chute. insisting on MIR. Miller put
ting the vote into the box. but in one or two
cases wilted, when the actions of the
man. as well as bis appearances.
made the accusation of insanity SO self
evident On ons occasion Miller took
the vote Of a man who was unable to give his
name TO the Republican challenger and who
had been put into the asylum an incurably
insane person. None OF these persons brought
by Mr.. Williams were allowed to 60 into the
chnte until either Mr. Williams OF his ''trusty."
James Thorp, had examined each iicket, aud IL
any one had Republican ticket it was torn up
and Democratic tickle: given him. Neither
Mr. Watt nor any other Republican was allowed
to hand any Of them tickets.
Hiram Miller fully carried out Yesterday what
it ia said he had previously asserted he would DO
IN regard to taking votes without any regard to
challenges. A warrant was placed in the hands
evening for the arrest Of Williams for intimidat-
ing voters but il was not served. When asked
abont this failure Of duty yesterday the deputy
marshal who had the warrant. said Williams
could NOT be found. Others looked for him att
or he voted, bat it was learned that ne drove
about the county to keep out Of the way Of the
officers, il is charged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
Notes of the Day.

George franklin, colored, was assaulted on
West Washington street last night by three
Democrats, because he hurrahed for Harrison.
His head was badly cut in several places.
Six thugs started from Cincinnati, yesterday
morning. on Big Four train. for this city. Each
one had special permit from the Postoffce
Department 20 ride In postal-car. This gave
themsno privilege TO ride free, and the conduetol
insisted on collecting fare. Having eHly -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
Filling Suits Againsr the Marshal.

The highhanded action of his deputies 10
likely TO cause alarm to Marshal Hswkinss
bondsmen. Suits for false arrest will thicken
about that officer until he will wish he bad
never become a zealons Democratic politician.
Harry S. New has instituted suit for 500
damages, and after that are to come, to-day.
suits BY Messrr. Rorison, NOrdyke. Atkins and
others.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
IntimidatiOns Unparalleled Resorted To
on Order of Democratic Managers.

Respectable Citizens Are Seized BY These Dep.
uties and Hurried OFF to the Federal Build
ing for Abiding by Election laws.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
No Persons Safe from Arrest Made Upon
the Mere Whim of These BulldOzers.

Southern Methods in Browbeating and Ssiz-
ures of innocent Persons in a Desperate
Attempt TO Steal the County Vote.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
A DAY OF EXCITING EVENTS
The Battle at General Harris0n's Home
StubbornIy Fought by Republicans.

They Are Net on Every Hand by a Horde of
Desperate BURNERS. Thugs and Outlaws
as Deputy United States Marshals.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
ssLAzs wirn GLORY.
Ftny Thsa..sa yisitors Already fEsssst
81 Columbia

81 Columbus
CoLDssUs. sept. 9.-The capital Of the
Buckeye state - al sblazs tonight. aud
tas scene presented 90 rs principal streets
Is one never before looked upOn In Colam-
nus. Though the twenty arst National
Encampnent Of tie Grand Amy OF the
Republic does not practically begin until
Tuesday. ths city Is almost Giled With vet
srsns The hrst delsgat atoms arriving oatur-
day have been followed nouriy or soldier
bows Of 6l, their wives. fsIiiiss and friends
until now there can De no less.u than
5000 visitors in the ely. The
weather is deli< htfal and sonighs the streets
are thronged with people. bands playing.
delegations parsding and q general Insugur-
alton Of what promises 20 be the greatest
reunion Of the survivors of the civil war
ever known. Everything Is IN readiness,
and the details OF the arrangenents indi-
cate that the entertain msnt Of the Grand
Army will be equal. If IL does not surpsss,
that Of any previous encanpmsat The
decorations are msgnihceat. and High-st.
for . distance of seven miiss Is literally Gov
cred with hAgs. bunting and oannerA in
scrioed with words OF gresting and welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

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Interview With Eli Perkins. i net an cd
soldier Who had beeu wounded IN his
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