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"a E. Second South Street.
CHEAP HON q.

500 vii. purchase two-r0om house. min.
blocks east from this office, 2I5 rods noItf
front by 20 rods back: fine orchard
1900 A five room adobe house; TIRES
and half blocks east of Cliff House. opp,
site Hammond Hail. in lot five rods fr Mt
twenty deep; good barn; lot flied Will
choice fruit trees.
$50 will purchase a rustic house o. three
ro0ms, in To- OF 2lSxl0, situated on Twelfth
East, betwean Brigham street and First
South; a good argaiR
1900. Drn'l pas rqnt when you can buy
brick h,,uSe II four r OanS; lot 5x6 rods, IL
wenty- frs. Ward. for this money.
1000, a cheap place. A ytwo-story
house, FIVE rooms, 2l5x10 rods a roadway
nine and ona-half blocks east of Cliff House
south front. n.T -,
3 rods front, 10 deep, giving q fine view OF
the city and lake, one block south Salt Lake
Brewery; you want this
$50. New rustic, adobe lined, three-room
house, porch, etc, on Second EAST, near
Eighth Ward Square A good buy -
1900. Also a new ru tic house of four
rooms and porch; newly painted and pa
Hered; situated en- Fifth South: car lime,
near Eighth Ward Square. Can be had on
the tnstsllment plan. ID 81 -oo 81
1900. On easy terms; house Of six
rooms, good brick, two porches and cellar,
sill modern improvements: seven rods BY
ten; corner loi q situated on East w ard
e,T5o A fonrroo1a new brick co tsge;
halls aHd closets. AiSh eeilins; BRICK basu,
good cellar. city water; six and a bali blocks
$500 A)oszy bticS cottage fYed rooms;
this viii readily rent Tor EfaO per months
situated on First fAeSi, besEeen SIKH and
Seventh South % a,svai All IN ezia. 0t .oaf
1900 Convenient tfcs!denre 20 business
eant-eGA focIn 'htick house, rs rods front
: AZ
/ 2ls5OOlc Here Is s01heapfp place and long
t,ns. algODds noose otthree large reolasl ana
shInI kitchen. dIe 0rchsrds city. wsses,
avn ard tshfubbery, situated in reae Of
$1,000 Thirty ;6ds feet fr6@nHtt ,c5a 81 z, ,oi
spslh and ten rSES q bscis. with a tlasSe req
adobe sjneifooIn hbdse. situated one and a
half blocks from Main street. s9iIemG
1900 ! .82Ftory aewl brick and sdObe
houss, CONTINUING reyen good rooms, four
barn three ana % e7Aslf blocks from Main
street, oui5craan ss$eet. This is q good IN
ves.men, If toughs right away can be sold
for She above slaoHap. So
$500 VII buy four-reomed rustic
house, s1ooe ed ser gu blocks from Main
styeet, on S;5e ID South. This Is the che&p-
est are ia SO Gi'Y >
1900 ADA oe brick cottage, containing
seven rooms Il, NpGern improvements,
city vate. ,s1, four closets. good cellar,
good barn; is, E xll reds, on second South
street fo1r ;t rom Main street. east.
5000 will .suy six room brick cottage
en moaerG improvements; city water, hit
and cold 55 al through the house; bath
closets. go8 h,.f1: three blocks east from
Main stree 81 ~een second and Third
South 2laT 'is.
SEQ H6u q our rooms q good barn,
three blocks ON Main street, on Third
East 4x10 rod
1900 wiz L.4y-as fine sslx-room brick
house. With goa barn saxl0 rods OF ground
in Ninth War
,,,,cw-Dz~ 4r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-29
FOR RENE.

20, ADOBE house. six rooms, closet and
PANTRY, city water, baFn; on North Temple
Street. A''
-. House of nine rooms closets, pantry.
ce lar: city water: on F rst street.
D One large room on Fourth East Street.
10 ouse of seven rooms and closets
barn, CT SIKH South =ueet.
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700. House of rooms. lot 21]zx2e rods, Gu
Second South street
$3.50. adobe house of four rooms lot
4xlo rods, two and half blocks from Main
street, on Second South Street.
5000 Brick house of nine rooms, closets.
shade trees. city water, in the Twentieth
Ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-29
n. u. WHITE.
Real Estate and Loan Agent

%G want 70 buy have poPer that will please
popular and that commission
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-29
BUsfNEss PROPERTY

$1,000 will buy 40 feet front by 165 deep,
on second South, onehalf block
from Main street with two large houses
containing forty-three rooms. One new
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ACCEPT THE THEATRE

Tor what It ls-the COURT OF the gracesi
whose worthy and sufficient object is TO
amuse. Poetry and masic, eloquence
antygrace, have contributed their ut
most, and if some philosopher can ad-
NIT happiness as the OBJECT of philos-
opby--the ain of life-Burely the drama
msy accept amusement as its rdisond'-
etre. Itsweeps across the leisure hours
of life and brings to light unrecognized
emotiong, dreams vague and underlined
but often beautiful That these dreams
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-29
Real Estate and Loan Agency
0aCe, Nos. % and 81 E. First South stree
ASH OF DEsERET NATIONAL BANK.

Building
Properties OF the city Farms and Farming Lands also some
FOR Sale full list of which wilt be
office. No trouble property. Following
s Of property for sale:
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REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCIES.
G.. NJ. DONELSON, JR.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT.
rs E. Second South Street. Jenkins New Bull ding.

a. Of the
eced
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We have homes. buildins lot
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TRE BlG rRUsrs.
WITNESSES BEYoRB THE eHNArE NvssTI-
0ATISo CcMNfrrKH.

WITNESSES H1RoR1 The eHNATE rNvk5Tt-
oATISo CcMNTTrKR.
EEv YosK, Feb. 23.--The senate COM
mittee on trusts continued its session
today. In speaking OF the unwilling
witnesses. Chairman Arnold saId Sal
their names have boen placed IN record
a. declining to answer ptrtinens ana
proper questions. Relative 10 the soRss
trust, the committee bad Ros most OF
tse information desired. and did not
know that the matter would go any fuf-
tier, bat the question would 10 oonsio-
cred this week. J. w. Dodsortb. man
aging editor Of the Commercial Bslifffn,
vas the iisss witness called to show ttst
the prics Of saear bad fallen from 1885
TO the sisne of formiER the trust. when
they vent up. Hs said be had brought
one Of the certificates Of stock and
blanks Of reports Of the companies 10
the board.
Henr, y. Hsvemsyer vas put on the
stand and examined concerning them.
Bliss, as be started to examine the
vitpess, remarked exultiuRly: "We
bave q name for the board. The eerti
ficsses call Il the Sugar Refiners Com
psny.'"
sooh oonpany. That vss the name OF
an Aggregation Of ceFtinsates. The too
bisuks marked / and 2 December. 1887
| be said, we're Il led In and returned q
| tte boArds. The big H" 10 the lef
upp<r corner indica.es Hsvemsyer a
Z Der. Ibe other companies In ths
trust vsfe designated BY other letters oi
| the aIphabei.
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state Eaeanpment Of the
g. A. II. at Albany.


ALBANY. .Oeu+ .Feb. H. Especial l-TAe
following offsess vers elecssd today q
the Grand Army Of the Republic e.
eaDpmept: Con0andes, A. 3. BoesA-
uick. Of Portland; senior viee co0Uan-
der, DR.. J.0. Jsssap. Of Newport; jsaiee
vioe commander, l. II. Aootanye, a
Albany; medical exanioeR. ". ".
Royal Of Portland: chaplain. Lev. B.
4cLsar, Of Ashland; counoii of adoiu-
istasos. Z u. Oslroy. Of Saieu; 7. Z.
JoAasou, Of CaRvalis; Il. n. Hamiltuo,
Of Eugene City; h. @. Allea aAd z. =.
Miller. OF Lebanon; delegates b the ~
ttooal eocAmpment. J. ". ORav, of 81.
lem, and O. H. Nix, alteruaters. ]. r
Ellis. OF Salem, and b y. Tablss, e
Albany. The pisee Of holding the next
department snoampmsot vas Axed q
p Portland.
The fsllovina reeolutiou Was adcv1ed:
Rsss'pea, That the bill nov pending b
congress to peasicn every honorably
soldier aod saiIoe of the vax
of the seesllion - tAs sets Of useatAly
payment OF ous eent for each day q
service In addition 10 . pensisn FOR d.
ability meess vtsh the unqualified apr
psoval Of the seventh annual eueamp-
ment Of ths departmens Of the Osoeua
Grand Army Of the Republic, In oamp
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
PUBLIC PRIxrER sEsEssCr.
he TELLS OF IPS MHN HE has DIS
CHlR0xD WHILE II OrrICR.

HE TELLS OF IPS MKN HE has DIS
cHARoxD WHILE ~ OFFICE.
WAsHINoroN, Feb. 3.-Public Print
er Benedict was before the printing
committee today. His labor roll he
sid had been reduced $3.50 J or &20, coo
during 1887. Other large savings had
been made and tie men were now get :
ting more pay and the government
moro e,rvice. In purchasing type the
witness received tie discount allowed
showed It. TIE bills Of type purchsstd
failed 10 show that any such discount
knowledge bes opd the fact OF the prac
tices Of his predecessors in that respect.
ouchina the statement made regard
ing saving IN the item OF ink, the VT
uess said his eleven cent ink vas better
than the forty oeot ink left BY his pre-
decs ssor In office. for the latter was an
inferior ink, full OF varnish and not fit
for good work. When the witness as
sumed Office the foreman asked him TO
have sbit eed for ssie II barrels OF
dross. Witness had them or ,ned and
found benes,h 4 layer of iross in each
barrel. layers - hress rnles end
shavinGs, copper eiseaEatYpe ciippinRs,
etc. The contents OF escS taf,el yer
worth $50 or SEQ. The witness Gro
sented two lis'e, the ars: showiIs ssss'
67a persons bad been discharged b.
tween Sept. Is. 1856. and Nov. /. 1851
OF whom 206 had been reappoinfsd, and
the second shovipQ betws n Nov. l
1887. and Feb. Is, 1883, the discharges
numbered 6t2 persons, of vhich nnm
Der LIS had been restored. The witness
added that there we're nov 10 bis offi u
about TO persons Who we're not in i
When he came. The entire force com.
pris.s 225Q Noskers.
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urEaAay Herrs.

A transiation Of Louefeliov's poeEs
into Portuguese has bssn issued at San
Paolo, Brasil.
Many hints which the housewife viii
appPecists may be found In the January
Table Talk.
The widow Of the statesman, Jules
Fsyre, has flushed Q French tfausla-
tion Of Emersou's complete works.
The Writer for January contains its
usual number Of useful suggestions 70
the aspsrant for literary fame.
The hing Of Sssden. under the nom
Dc plume Of "Oscor RSsdesiok." has
written volume Of poems for pobliea-
tiop.
The Bancroft autobiography. aa-
nouucsd 10 London 70 b the work Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Bancroft. viii b ready
fos the public 10 March.
Mrs. Rliss 4 Pistsingss, "The Pro.
phetio Poetees Of California; spnoun-
cess her tutention 20 have hes numeS.
oss poems pobiisbed IN book form.
Frances Hoason Burnett and her too
boys have arrived In Italy, whore thsy
sili remain during the winter. She 70
at preesut writing Q seQoel 70 Little
Lord tsunslesoy."
FELIX 0ilist. iu tie Pac.fs Fruit
0ro-csv, offers information In regard 70
the cultivstton Of sbe vslsst. vhies b
considers should be one Of the moss io-
portsns In the ssste
The ssmeis oopy Of the "Cyolopedie
OF American Oousenp possfy BsoRrspby'
90 taiss . short biography Of vsIl.
known people from "Abbe 10 Andersoo."
The work 10 10 be revised annually, sAe
subscribers hsve the privilege sf OBJ
tainisg the latest editions on certain
conditions.
The Ioodest complainant among Eng
Iish vaiterS against Amsfiosn pirates
vas n. Rider Hasesrd. 10 uov turns
out thas be has Aissady received from
CasseIi 4 Co.. for AmsSioAo soysity on
King Solomos's Mines" e560). With
more 70 0ope.
Tue TX and X volumes 81 Battles
and leaders Of tbs Civil War" have peen
publishsd b. the CsHfsrp Company Of
Nsv York. The last voiu0e closes With
an article. BY Gen. AoCtsllsp, on The
Peainssia CAmpaign Of lss2."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
CANADIAN rAananRSr.
IuR covKBSoB GENIAL oPSNg I'm
SESSION AT OTTAWA.

Or1AvA, Feb. s1-The Canadian
pari,amens vas opened todsv By the
governor general. In his address b
congratulated the members on the pros.
pcsity Of the country. especially Mani
sooa aad Nosthveeeess territory. Re
ferring 10 the dsheries treaty he said:
The negotiations between her majesty 3
government and that of the Uuited
States for the adjustment Of What 10
known - the fishery question have. I
an pleased to inform you, resulted In
that which will, venture to hogs. Be
considered by you a. honorable and
satisfactory to both nations. The e1.
tension and development OF our system
OF railways have not only rendered is
q necessary addition to tte safeguards
for life aud property but have given
greater frequency to the question in
which the interests of the rival com
psnies are found to be in ondics and to
require authoritative adjustment. A.
further legislation appears 70 be needed
for these purposes measure Wtll b
submitted to you for the confederation
and improvement OF the railway act.
Ny government has Availed itself Of the
opp rtuuisy afforded BY the recess to
consider the numerous suggestions
which have been made for improving
the details OF the act respecting the
n ksive franchise and measose that will
be submitted 10 you for the purpoee of
the laws and greatly lessen
ing the costs Of ;ts operation. The
growth Of the northwest territories rem
ders expsdiept an improved system of
government and legislation affecting
these parts Of the dominion and bills
for that purposs will be laid before you.
A bill vili be submitted to you TO make
O larger portion Of tie modern laws OF
England applicable to the province OF
Manitoba and to the northwest terri
tories tn regard to matters which have
not as yet been made the subject OF
Canadian leeislatiou."
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sr. LoUls skLECrED.
ruH DrNocnArIo couMrrxKE CONES TO
IN A0nxRMgNT.

TuH DEAoCnATIo c0uNrrxKx CONES TO
IN A0nKRMgST.
WAsaIxoroN, Feb. 23.-The national
Democratic committee met this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock in secret session to oon-
tinue the balloting for the selection OF
the citS in which the Democratic con-
vention shall be held. Before the open
ing of the session there wcre rum n
circulating in the ball that efforts would
be made to reconsidrr the vote by
which the third OF July vas agreed to
as the date for the convention.
After the frst ballet there was Q re-
cess of ten minutes. Another ballot
vas then taken. bat before the result
was announced Mr.. Walsh, of GeorRi.,
rose In his plaoe and stated that be lad
thus far constantly voted for San Ff8p-
cisco. but that % be was satis6ed that
that city ooold not be selected. be vouid
change bis vote 10 81. Louis. Other
changes followed, and 6t. Louis was
chosen.
Mf. Scott. Of Pennsylvania. moved
the reconsideration Of the resol ution
naming Jolly third a. the day for the
convention. This wss sRfeed to. and
upon the motion OF ex Senator McDon-
aid, June hfsh was fixed upon as tne
day.
The chairman Vas directed to appoint
q committee OF seven 20 make all neces
sary arrangements for holding the con-
ventiop, and to hsvs charge OF the
preparations and organization OF the
canvass antii the meeting OF the con-
ventiop. The committee was not an
nocnoed.
The following Is the call for the con-
ventior:
"rha national Democratic committee
having met in the city Of Washington
on the ga day Of February, 1888. has
appointed Tuesday, the 9th day Of
Jupe, next, et noon, as the time, and
has chosen the city of 81. Louis as the
place for holding the national Demo-
cratic convention. Each state is enfit
led TO representation therein equal TO
double tue numb. - Of its senators and
representatives In congress. and each
territory and the District Of Columbia
have two delegates. All Democratic
conservative citixers of the United
States, irrespective os psst political as
socistions and differences, Who can
unite with us in an efcrt for pure
| economical and constitutional govern
mens, are cordially invited 10 join as 10
sending delegates 10 the ccnventil n
VIM. h. Bsrpum, chairman; Frederick
q. Prince, secretary OF the national
| De n ocfatic committee"
The committee sdiourned TO meet In
81. Louis on Monday. June 4, ises.
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rHR COMMISSION PsoxuLoArm An ELAD
o2ATx ePlNioS.

rHn Commission PsoxuLoATEs An ELAp
olArk ePlSioS.
WAsuINoros, Feb. % - The Inter.
Sts.e Commsrcs commission today pro-
mulgated an elaborate opinion IN the
case Of 0sorse Rioe, OF Marietta. Ohio.
against several railroads, charging
them among other things With discrim-
iuaiion 10 favor OF the Standard OIL
company. The case OF eaeh defendant
vas considered separately, and 10 the
case OF the Louisville & Nashville ro.d
an order 10 entered that tbs defendants
cease unjust Discrimination: that tAey
cease TO On AXE tank rates when the tanks
differ in capsoisy. AMI that they con-
form the charges on tank cars and bar
rel shipments TO the rule; that the tank
Is TO be considered part OF th. car itself,
and for whatever 10 carried on il the
charge ought 30 be tbs sans By she hun.
dred rounds ss IL m sde on the trans
portstion OF barrels Of oil 10 carload
lots in OF er csYs.
In tie ease o. the Iron Mountain road
the finding 10 tnss yne lefrudaat made
excessive rates on barrel shi ioments snd
an ordsr IL entered that Its eaargss b
N sds TO conform 10 the rule. In tns
cases Of tee Illinois Cspisal and too
other roads no orders vere entered.
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Columbia River Bridge
Bill II Killed.
The lsterlaiieaA Marine cosftrenee
Bin Pausd-ssns PahiIe Baiia.,g
B;lis Are Aiss Psssea.

Il
WAsaixoIes, feb. 3s-Ihe senate to
CAV pAseeo eaise exsecdire the laws o.
me uoleeo states 0vef tie poeiic land
Nnp, 20 amt "a toe aiseo lana acs % q
e-f0H tcseian eoysr1meuss 70 80
| Ss'Fe pfopctsy ~ tns oistfict OF Ooium.
oas. 70 psosice protscsion Tor Sub o-ma-
1ne escies ano 70 eoseie tie state cf
CA.ifoi5 5ia so tske isncs 10 hso OF toe
io.o soe Soso sss'ioas foand to b usn-
e1N iano.
os piii autoorxirR The eonssrocsicn
S. ~ E.aSs scauss sse So.u0o.s river,
.;,c.s -. O'skou .S az .s-s, ~snksoa 90 ass
cann,s,ss 's i'o" soe
-. s.s, A. .,s-
e u. ~ y soo Sconfm tne
osns. -. - TS;.r; a xs... es Ano
ssos.ssS A"A' =" AAoa's"a vas saso
,rsn S.,s. IN,
...nss,sasi s.; ~. eoS e ioI - tn-
ss.,.. ssss.. :. 80, -. - ,oI 81
80. . Is - ssy A.. ,s sae @ nso paop-
s-sS - Nsss - = ,sss s.e WI 20
sf,.ss. 3. = .cSs. ies 5as
T.Ss.. ~ M..,,I - y 20 IA
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Tss III, =. ,,,;a.
.a,s..,n. =, b1os;se ss.aS. pssso.y
:. .ss -. " auaIeu M..s uolnSa Suos IN
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80 S.ps "a - oM VIZ ca.sn snuaf
49,, 80 ~ "a 49, ....s - .ns w. os: ~ IN, 80
49, ;.so,...,s ~. so1 .ss Ws.S;p ~ wy vi, 20
,sU'sHass.s nc Ra,,. .ns "n'..on oac.e hlee.
.s0 nsay ~ oueoomeus vas
" 4.unk .ue sspsuy ~ pas
- =. oaue n.ss IoaI sesss,o
- w ~ A N, auu eses
rss p7' A"e wa ""' 'us"
' To- ,... ..a;>,,
AVG seua's ae! 'a'us
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ia1sodina to nske teleerspbie reports
Of the kspuhiicAu nstioosl eMventioa
ere frQusssed 10 ais applicatioos for 90
scmnodst,ocs vita the chairman ef the
PRES oomr itise. Il. W. Patterson. The
sppiiestions vill Be eoUstdered n order
of ding. Appaieatioos from weekly
papers or from papers that DO not ia-
tend making special ssleerapoie reports
can Got Be entertained.
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Harry Flsxnsr, . very skiIifrl aa6
rapid potter Of frovidence, recently -
sempsrd TO naks an entire - ~ ee
forty. four pieces II seven and . eaaf
minutes. Macy specsasofe vasshe4
hin. Firss BE- turned ous twetvs eape
and ssucess; shsn . dosen pissss; shsn
fous large plases; sod seeo . esa0oe,
sneas-boSi. cream joR, ana uasef bowl.
fhs last piece LET'S his eande g 5uee
e.ehs miaatss frosn shs ssesl 1ne ~
va Of exesllsne shaks ed oAeA Uoeoo
- psasly psgfsea
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TxI srAxH cmraAL .ocNxlrIIR nxx1u
AZ ALBANY.

PosILanp, Feb. special. l-Tho
Republican SeAte Oensfsl Oonmiteoo
nov In session here has been very bar
monious. Portland has been sslscted
~ the place Of holding the STATE con-
vention and the date vas 1xed on April
IL. 1hs apportioumens hxed IL - FOL-
lower Doe delegate 20 every 40 voeso
cast for congressman q the lass eleo-
tiou. enc delegate for every fraction
over Is and one delegate At large fsom
each county In the ssate. This vill give
the convention about 40 delegates.
Every county IN the state vas rspre-
seoted at the meeting today sxcepe
Ola'sop. Ous Of % delegates thsss vsee
IL proxies.
The CON ittes prepared call for tbs
convention, before adjournment, 3D.
dressed 10 The Republicans Of Orseoa.
Tbs CON mittee also recommended the
holding OF pfimsries on March 81. and
of county conventiops on April I. TIE
spportiopment will give the state eou-
vention 209 delegates Instead Of the xe0
~ previously reported.
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An ARTICLE THAr o. AaiTATiHo TWO
NhrfONS.

An ARTICLE THAr - A3ITATlNo Two
NkrGoNS.
PAsIs, Feb. 23.-An article In the last
number Of the Rerue des Desr 1ondss,
attributed TO the Duo De BroRiie, Ia
exciting much attention In France and
Germany. The writer argues that the
political status Of France is cot oalcu-
iatsd to tempt the foreign powers to
court an alliance With her and that tie
absence Of any community interests Ia
an insuperabis obstacle 10 . France
Russian alliance
LaJwstlce endorses this view and pro.
nounces strongly against an alliance
with Russia.
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DcHlN, Feb. A-Ths svict;cn Of
tenants on the Ponssnby estate q fou
RhAi has been Unexpectedly resumed. A
large military and police force. accom-
pauied By doctor azd ambolsnee And
. dfe engine. escorted the hailids Who
executed vr;ts Of eviction. The tenants
vess taken BY surprise.
Father Kennedy and eight farmers
have been convicted snd seesensed 10
two months IN prison for attending .
meeting Of suppressed branch OF the
national leaens a. Nhvmafket, eoanty
Clare.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
TRE TisuEaY TxRArv.
SENATOR FRYE SPEAKS Irs pooM-yI WILL
BI nFJECrED.

0ESAIu8 UE6hAo IL 1--WE - WAA<k
BR DFJECrKD.
New YoRx, Feb. &.-The IribESe
this morning prints an interview With
Senator Frye 10 regard to the fisheries
treaty. Tbs Maine senator criticisss
the treaty severely. He says that psivi.
ieges have been surrendered, new exclu-
sions have been introduced and the
fishesmen's necessities are RuxSied
With. The Tribune says that In view Of
the fact that Mr.. Psye's Judgment In
all matters relating 10 fisheries 10 para
mount with his colleagues 10 the senate
IL 10 not too mach TO say that the fate
Of the treaty can ts foresceu. 70 vtll
he re- sjsctei by an overuhelniuk vote.
The only question 10 BY hov large .
msiority IL will be beaten.
TEE LONDON TtMKB.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-Tbe Twas says:
1--WE shall be Surprised II majosity Of
tbe Canadians do not appreciate the
fisheries settlement highly. We are
certain the compromise will appear
more faithful the mere closely Il ts e.
amired."