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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

Unusual Elecsrtcal Pbenomenn Creates
C.snss~rustisn snd Interrupts ru~snsss
IN the National Capitol The WsshIngton
Mnsamens struck.
wAsHIScrox. March 2-Ons Of the
hardest sbund err storms ever experienced
in this section visited W ashin gson yesfer-
day afternoon A DE- xzlinT flash Of light
ming played around the Goddess II Liber.
~ on tor Of the dome Of the Capitol b.
tween two and three o'c'ock. accompanied
bv . d~afening report Vivid sfresks o.
fame shot through the House and Senat
chambers. ard Senators and Represent
stives jumped from the seats AFR GIFTED
b srsfs OF light shot from every telegraph
instrument in the building. and In m ins
slant all telegraph commun icasion was
cut Oh. The I'm ted Press operator was
about 70 oren his key 70 transmit . SEN
ate special. when II seemed that . ball Of
IRE. two OF three inches in diameter,
IN rped from the magnet
The lightning also struck and COM
pIe'ely enveloped the Washington mon.
arsnt-
No casualties are reported A horse IN
s~~e. Of the w Washington statue, near the
CAPITOL. was knocked down bv the shock
and badly stunned. the vehicle TO which
be vas attached being ove turned The
conductor Of one Of the House elevators
vas thrown across the car with consider.
able force. and in the engineerS DEPART
ment In the Easement the shock was
quite severe Several Of the employees
zee badly stunned
In the Supreme Court chamber the
shock startled the Justices 80 that they
rose from their seats Electric ghts In
che House wing Of the Capitol were ex.
kinguished-
The t~iegraphic switchboard In the
main cflcs Of the United Press took fire
during the storm. AMI several wires we're
burned out. The obstruction was q 1ickiy
repaired. however. and in half IN hours
time business was moving a. usual
Theorists have Il that the charge Of
elecfrici v struck the plume Il the god
d~s< on the dome Of the Capiscl, spreaf
over the metal roof I'm all direct ions and
sought the ground BY the thousand chan
de'iers. steam pipes, and electric wires
In the structure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

N the senate. On the 10Th NJ. Hale intro
tuccd b,ll authorizing the President q apr
% nj and resIc John G. Fremont = : Major.
General The Differentiation biii Vas taken
NJ aud pas>ed. q the House. ~. Enioe.
nom NE committee on po>t-oflces and
seeds. pians> boihs and scions should
Be- Chased q thirtratc maiianlc nat
YER. and shall be cavricl thrsnsh the nails -
the rate % one cent Cor each ounce. The House
then vent into com miiicc 81 the whole on tho
Urgency Deficiency Ill. after which some time
vas spent In consid ration Of private biii<
An evening session was also held for the con
sideraton OF pension bills
THr Senate vas not n session on the isth.----.
In the House bills were passed .nercsslng 70
n.ty dollars per month the pensions Of The
widows OF Rear AduiFals Wclles and wyman
The resolution assigning Mach - and =.
Apri, IA and May 16 Tor the ccnsidc. a. on Of
labor bills, Vas taken W, and attcr discussion
passed
IN the Senate, on the 18th. large number %
private pension or relief bills were passed An
International copyright bill Vas reported frosn
the committee on patents. and from me com
mittce on civil service . bill giving pref
crcncc to honoraby discharged confed-
crate soldiers Who are suGering from
wounds or other disabilities resulting
from such serv &C In appointments 70 once m
me civil service In certain cases In the
House the Fractional Silver Certificate bill
vas passed The ball discont nung the coinage
o. 1.-THE thrce-dollar gold piece and the goto
dollar Vas also passed.
IN the Senate. on the ooth- letter Vas pre-
sented from ex-cmployes Of the Philadelphia
post-oface. asking for m Investigation I'M
Postmaster Harrty's management Of the Of
ice. heated debate took place over
the bill 70 give wounded Con
federates preference m appointments
% CivilServicc oc1ces in certain cases..-.- In
the House several bills were reported from the
committee on labor discriminating against
convict-madc goods The resolution assigning
four days for the sons Iteration OF bills from
he labor COMMITTEES was adopted The dis
cussion OF other labor matters occupe cd the
tire until adjournment
In the Senate. on the s1st. Nj. Evarts offered
an amendment 70 The bill for an inspect on Of
meats for cxrortat on. and prohibiting the i'm
portatiou OF adulterated articles Of food and
drink. allowing the inspection of meats 1t
places Of packing. which was agreed TO- A bill
was also passed 70 allow soldiers and sailors
who have lost both hands or the
use Of both hands pension Of one
hundred dollars . month. y. In the House
bills were passed 20 prevent the product Of con-
Wet labor frs m being furnished 70 or for the use
OF any department OF the Government and from
be ng used IN public buildings or other public
works. and 20 prevent the employment OF alien
labor on public buildings and other public works.
and in the various departments Of the Govern
ment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

4 Esr-e Gaeher1ng ~ 0srman sna AmeEe-
rsn Clssxsns ~ sesinw ~ HALL. <rw Ysrk,
1ss nsa.r 20 shs Memory ~ shs Late
Emp~r~r wnlissa-
NEw YcRK. March - --Steinwav Hall
Vas crowded last night with represent
ative German and American citizens.
gathered 20 take part In memorial serv-
ices 20 the late Emperor william The
hall was drared In black. but also dec
GRATED with flowers There was an inn
po<ing musical programme In addition 70
the spcecher Hon. Carl Schurx. sneaking
a. German. said the purpose for which the
meeting was called was far from being
political demons alton. He saw before m
the strict RepubI can - well n the man
Who. when he was on the other side Of the
ocpan was Z strict monarchist- He Was
also addressing the Descendants Of those
who came here In 1slS - exiies, and ~
that time hardly believed that they cou'd
ever honor, even In death. one OF the
princes Whc a owe them from their Faith.
srIand. but - citix.ns Of tn. American
republic. the Oh II dren Of that Fatherland
we're free 20 assemble and express their
sympathy with the dest MES Of tho ma
sion 20 which their fathers owed allie.
glance. The assemhIare OF Ger
man citizens Of the United
States did not voice the language
Of tribute 20 Majesty. but this meeting
proved the depth Of true mourn ny among
Germans On this side Of the A tlantic- The
d I'D Emperor. Mr.. Schurz said. was not
= Republican, be Was . firm believer in
the divine right OF kings. bat at the same
time vas the most popular monarch Of
this century. He possessed qu aities
which are the greatest treasures IN .
ruier-the clear sight OF genius 10 recog-
nine the wisd I'm and ability Of others, 70
follow their advice and thereby accom-
p'ish the greatest Of aims and objsct<
He Was not . ccnqueror. All his wars
tended towards uniting and bsns sitting the
q -rman nation II could he truly said
Of him that be prevented more wars than
he proclaimed His heir. Mr.. Schurx en-
Guided. follows him in his glorious exam
pie. and upon him the German nation be-
slows the love they have felt for his
father.
Ex-Minister TO France John A. Bigeiow
spoke Of the late E nperor q one who d 4
fered from other monarchs called great,
In that his military career was devoted to
defending his country and uniting 10
people, and not in conquest
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30
LATE NEWS ITEGs.


IN the Senate. on the I'D Mr. Sauls
bury made long speech on the subject
Of the Presidents message and the rela-
ton OF the parties 20 the tariff. a num-
Der Of unimpcrtant bills were taken from
the cal, ndar and passed The bill ~
thorixng the President to arrange . con.
ference between the various governments
Of the three Am sricas for the adoption Of
some plan for arbifrating possible differ
ences and disputes. etc. was assed- The
ILL reduc ng the postage on seeds. cut
tings, bulbs roots, etc, 10 one cent fog
four ounces was passed.-.----In the
House the day was almost entirely
occupied in the cons deration Of bills re-
ported from the judiciay committee.
The report on the Urgent Deficiency bill
y ~ agreed q. A. passed. the Till sppro-
PIRATES <5.s7650
JAY GOULD and family left Jackson
Vile. Fla. for Nv York on the I'll
"Mrss GPrxprr-Niss Anssins Sneed-
d'ed in Washington. OF pneumonia. On
the I'd.
The performance 1t the New York
Academy Of Music on the 22d for fhe ben
sft Of TONY Hart, Melted about $4,000.
The list II deaths caused by the burn.
ing Of the Banqust Theater In Oporto,
Portugal, will reach over one hundred
ALL the countries represented at the 70
cent Sugar Bounties Conference. with
the exception Of France. have sent replies
20 the British Gsvernm mt favorable e
the abolition or sugar bountis&
THE city OF Lsipsic has bought Lei
bacll's celebrated portraits Of Kaiser
wilhelm and Bismarck for 30 900. The
former picture Was painted IN 1855 and
the latter in 1851.
The water in the Mohawk river rose
seven feet In three hours &C Amsterdam.
~ Y. On the I'D, owing 20 an Ice gorge.
The tracks Of the New Yurk Central we're
covered with water. and ths town o. Port
jackson vas con plsteiy inundated
The Ohio state Senate adopted resc'
| linton on the I'D. 10 investigate reports
| 20 the effect that three members had 90
| icited brides 20 oppose the passage Of
| bsIl 70 prevent the importation into ths
State d foreign beef.
| COLONEL l. h. FAULKxER and Leonard
| Kuhn. director and cashier respectively
| N tho defunct First National Bank d
| DansvilIe. KY, we're arrested on the z1st
! UNION requ,sition Of the United States
| Court, and taken 20 Buffalo.
| EAGLE Head, . wcli-known Indial
i scout. and John Warden. white hunter
i were drowned under the Ice while cross
| ing the Missouri river few miles below
| Bismarck, OAK, On the list
1 N. NKTIEvfrcn. Bulgarian Minister o
| Finance, Says che government has no IN
! tention % proclaim the undergraduates o
! Bulgaria The country will remain logs
TO Europe.
FoUn men were killed and three ssrl
ously injured n a accident on the North
erp railway near SEVERN Ont.s - -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30
THE EMPERoa's RELAPSE.

The Con<11sSsa ~ Pre lerIck the Occasion
of Mueh Concerns - Beriin.
BERLIN. March 2l-There Il now no
doubt that the rumor Of the rel arse Of
Emperor Frederick William SATURDAY..
vas absolutely fru>. Extraordinary e.
forts to prev~.s ths real state Of things
from being know are now takes, but
tho secret has CEN, out The
correspondsnts Of tie London daiiies,
Who came here with SIX or seven secrs.
taries. princes Of high and low dsgres.
and manv Others 20 whom The health Of
the Enreror II Of great Importance. sud
denly decided not 20 leave yesterday, &C.
cording TO previous arrangements and
ere waiting anxiously and uneasly for
further news
Or. Mackenzie II looking pale and
r. FL Il u known thai the Emrsrov on
" slept one hour on Friday nighs, and that
his rest was broke, and unsatisfactory
Saturday night AMI Sunday. Dr. Macken-
sie reported that he was under Imperial
orde-s % refuse Ill information. He
wished II known, however. that b has
never predicted the recovery q che EN-
pcror.
The d. sperats situation q Affairs may
b gathered from the fact that SUNDAY
the government, which means the
Iron Chancellor. ordered that Dr.
Mackenzie should have . special guard
OF soldiers to protect him from
the alleged furious onsianghts Of the
friends % the German doctors. who ars
Jealous Of him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30

wAsHrxoro~. March - NJ. Nash, the
general superintendent Of the railway
mail sew C. hos returned from Chicago,
where be went 90 :, present the postofIicc
derarfmeut &c the fimc when the mail
service was threatened % BE- interrupted
~ the entinccrs strike. He says that
che mails are being carried without inter-
rupfion o. delay, and no further trouble
q anticipated. Both parties, the engi-
neers and the company, are wiling 20
haul mail cars. Mr.. Mash saws an unset
sIed feeling ss!;s prevails, aud fears ere
entertained By those VOL Informed IN 70.
gard 20 che situation. that The strike NAV
extend 20 other roads and aystsms, end
pass beyon conservative ecntrol
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-30
SIGNS OF DISRUPTION.

The Re-i~fGrowInx that the Union L'p~r.'
Faction IN the british Parliament - n
the ~. Of Permanent Disruption.
Los Ton. March - The fact that seven
Unionist members supported ut. farne'.
in the division on the second reading y
his Arrears bill in thu House q Common*'
Yesterday. has led many persons % A.
sert their bel 81 that their action marks
the beginning of the disinte ration q Inc
Lib raj -Unionist party. Tbs, Of eouse'
Il an ex remedy opt lmistic view Of tns
sionificancc or the vote from . Liberal
Ana Home Rule standpoint but IL j. fsf
20 presume that the Unionists, having
once failed TO vote soIidIy with the gov
eminent, will henceforth take advantat
Of the precs dent 20 vote mort
in consonance with their convictions y
personal interest than they have hitherto
done. or. indeed dared 10 do. Then, toos
the introduction Of Mr.. Ritchie's Local.
Government bill will give the diss dent
members vastly more freedom IN act'on'
since tho measure practically prop So
Tor England what tho government me-
ioritv has denied 20 ireland. and upon
which question the Unionists became af
raved against their former colleagues
Il u not 70 b supposed that sne
Unionists viii vote consistently upon
tho question Of passing Mr.. Ritch'e's
bill. Tor consistency u n0t one 81 tne.
traits II they should do 90 they mus
necessarily oppose tho measure .
party. and this, % course, they VIII ~.
do. But it 10 safe 20 predict that spey
will not vote soIidIy with the govern.
ment, though. doubtless. : majority =
them viii remain loyal 20 the Tories .,
awhile longer. and In condemnation 2
thIs the prcphe~y that the division q w
hitherto compact b ,jy Of disg INIT W \,
4. b~ra's which took pace yeste a W. w
Tad % : permanent schism ~ ~ Y,
UnIonist rarty seems not 81 oil absuru ~
improbable Of veriiication.