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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

rHn RnKsrpnHz'a MzEsAGR CONSIDERED
AID RA8Rn8KDs
WAsErznaToN, Jan. Il.--Shortlg after
the assembling Of the house Il vent
into commitiee Of the wnoie upon the
state Of the union foF the consideration
Of the presidents message.
Mr.. Mills offered Q rasoluiien EufsE-
ring the message 70 tue committee on
ways and means. TIE resolution vas
agreed 20. The house then want into
4 COMMITTEES Of the whole o. the little
deacienoy bili.n A long debate ensued
and during its progress The question as
10 whore the responsibility fer the De-
feat Of the deheieney ball sl the last Ess-
sion rested was faily discuRsd. The
custom of haldine beek the appropEia.
zion bills also receivsd considerable e.
faufiau.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

tlan zAzll be ~ We sasa lus ~ Durno-
el4tle elndi141o EoE conrlsnanNn d
31ne. 18A cd fhal the oaantias ehasl
- entities - one defeRats lar ever 10
0clal - eazs. and one 1or svsly ffaeilon
e e1e bzndsed q over cne hnndfe1.
41e coUUlt11e EosamU1ndod ahal
rTlUzElos b hal1 aa Mareh ~ HaH-
maug and Reod teolinR ch4rartHlzsd
l1e pEacesdinas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12
The Suffrage BILL.
Il Passes ths Csunsll -
WaaExpeesea.
\ cs~a EAa..s . sAs D.a...-l~ui.
q Klux. TAlks = e.us.as..aas
L~sEsh-osh.r sa.lss.s

0ExNRzA, Sans 11.--f8ueeial. - Iha
hlH in1kodzesd ~ Mr. EhSfseseIa. pr1.
yt1lnR toE = caUEkate seezUs fur n
hEinRlER e elxa aeltons nna sszeioa of
paflises uaa panssa azaniuouslg. 7hs
hlli geut2in1 many of fke fesfufee 81
he present. InU. bu1 Il b fnfsn1sf &
Replace ell o. them.
Mr.. Gouegss biII. inkr0dueed Mendsv
lAas, nmen1lnR the e1ension laws % 8
g REPEAL the pEosfsloRa raauIatinr. q
IL. 0ouey, aid, b. Way of sxplansflna.
tae -hel1hA lenEth, breadth ana
tntcknesse af tie ballot, una pan1sd
unAnimcuzsy. When ne bIli Esfezs q
x11ez1, the phgase his OF her, i en-
pluFed. IN tie sectian repealed tie
werd -his@ ouiy Wa8 eaploSed. Col
steele vote6. Oook snd R1sfer absenl.
ME. ehaEpslein's bllI RELATING % ne
admission of attorneys was also uasesS.
- the laW nos Hlanda no one not an
AmeFiean citfEsn can Be admitted q
practices ID the courts. This bill, Il Il
becomes . iau, permita fhs admission
o. . forsign born applicant, Il be has
pursued the 1snal studies. and has de
olaEed his intention 30 becgme & cifi-
sen Of the United States. Prssident
IAompaon and MR. Waite expERine3
that sbey voted for he bill, aIskouoh
oppoeed % any cne not eitszsn hold
ING ofzlss.
The bill regulating the election Of
Justices Of the peaos. introduced bg Mr..
nhazpstein, vas also passed unAni-
uonaiF. The hlIi EEoSidea FOR the eiee-
ton bienialiy Of such officers. end that
the voters IN eaah eleefion pfaeinct
Bhn1I b eRtfffaH to eIacf nne fnsf a
bat the county commissioners mar, a.
The tine of Organising preelncs. O. 81
any time thereafter, aufhoFize the else |
ton Of one additional iassisa Of the
peaae n any preoinet. A pFeeinet partly |
within eity end p9Klf7 witheut shall |
be oonei6eFed one precinct.
Ihe subject for MR. Roederss bill, |
providing for the appeintment OF 4 |
private secretary % the Governar at q |
salary Of &l,b00 year, which vas re- /
piacEd b. substitute prepared ~ the |
|u6ielaFy commistee, anuroukfatlno /
$4,000 as a contingent fund foF insi- |
dental expenses for the Governor, cams !
~ for hnal passage. The auhasituts !
passed unanimously. Oniy 81 .0e0 can /
be raid In any one year.
Mr.. Convey intEeduoed bill appEo- /
pFtating $500 for the Eeiief Of Gen. r. |
). O'Bgien for expenses incurred Ia the /
Of the Eafional Guards /: /
'eseEred 10 the committee on military
Iffairs.
Mr.. Lewis introduced 4 suhgtitnte for
lis eight houT bill, which was defeated |
oecsnanex q lasti referred 30 the
ndieiary cosnmitsee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

Ha ~ wA1.
San FnanuIsco. ian. ii.-carlas
AEieo7ens n1naesF e lha Marquls Del
o.mro,s lins e sleamaAips Fannine ~
saeen t1is city and Osniral AmeFisan
ports, denies tha reports pahIlshad ysa-
tgf1ag thai iheiz sfnaners had heen
ui1Adraun end that fhe enferrzisa had
eqliapeed. He saye thaf iha steamers
Nlil Be ran ns usual and thas the urss-
snt delay b ouine b repairs that thslr
xeasel. ars undeEg1lnR, Ne hiRh prioa
% eonl and ths fast that lnslrueilons
have hsen rscsiped % hold ne alsauaor1
unlh ne Central Amaliean eoiles crop
is ready for shinmant,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12
oRneex DEnocaATs.
usrx cErraAE oo..uuzxxz sozDs

Mxzzua
PouxzAnD. Jan. Ill spesial Ito
asy tbs Demeesafis atsts central eom-
usiItee us4 h2Ee So fhs pafloFs % t1e y.
Charses hossL Barnard Goldsmith,
eNairunan. presided. ". 8. O4 uas
rhcrsrl eeexetAFy. IwEniy two e0u1ties
go ~ she t1snfy -eizal ID tie etaze we're
Feurenented. kftar eo1ssoeratle aise1s-
nisn nnd haiiotina. Hsn6ietun. Bmatilia
e1nutT ga seiec1ea - the piaee fer
1870 the nsxt s1afs ea1Eeri1gn. 1ha
- fixs1 for he osnVsnlio1 uaa 1nas-
dsV. Arria - TksfoligWina rssolntian
rr-ssxdina fhs basia e appogtienmen1
.aissi. Ihas Ne baais Il rspssssnia-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

TAo0MA. Jan. ILL., fSpscial.l The
bark MHlgose was libelled lass night by
the Tacoma NH Company for 8l45o
advanced By the mill company Ia m0n-
% and provisions 70 Captain Kalb. Bhe
is ready 10 sail for san Diego with q
cargo Of lumber. SheFaiR Win bearded
her near midniRhi and placed 6 keeper
"a the cabin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

HAxRx, Jan. u.-fspeaiai The "a,
nees Packing Company Aled aFtioles of
incorporation win the E9orelaRy Of slala,
The inoorpoEatoFs are b. Einore, y. W..
8anhoFn and =. A. Cook. The place Of
business b Astoria, and capital stock ls
Rle COO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

Gan RnanoIsCs, Jan. lid. n. Merh-
len and 3. i. BhoE1 having pa1sod fh9if
Drobstienary parioda q tfs faiIa1y UalI
psiniod. 9he forrn6E has ben aa1IRnlG
= ne ronfs botue1n MooseW, L1ztn.
anH Cornell, WashinGlon l1rfItnEy. nn1
- lstiaf hes beea given fko H1n ~
tRe1n Hsieua. Aont4nns and karil41d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

TIE eafenaar was khen taken 40. Mr..
Repd's bill proVidsng that the fees cf
probate judges IN estates Of lfss Than
$500, where the deceased died infestate
and there iE g minor child or Widow,
shall not Be raid out Of said estate oc-
oupied the drst place. bat ik was re-
fefred back 20 The Judiciary committee.
NJ Forests bill No. Sc amending the
school Iaw, making ths soAooi aRe
yeaFs instead Of wns passed.
RMr. Humesas bin Eakine 4 9 misde-
msanoR 10 ask 20 Be placed oo the taFy
ox 10 pat q person On ths Jury making
sueh request Was passsd.
Mr. Stevens bill for tks relief ol
Sksmania counlY foF the sxpanses Of {
eerfain trial vas passed.
Mr.. Thompso1's bill dcaninR tne
crime ak barRiaEg vas pAased.
Tust prsvioas TO adiounments hi
Reed, b leaxe iutEodnsed bill prtpar
"a ~ she Seattle Bar Assoslstion pro.
vidin9 for the eiecti0a Of q m1nieipsl
iuaee il cities OF 500 pspalation and
oTer. the iadre 20 hold cfsse feuK year
"a reeuive salary Of 500. paid b thI
nanfsipaIity, the fees 20 10 into ths
treasury, the judge to have 5aEisdioticz
N Al uts1eme4nef and eiFlI eases ol
500 and andeF. also fer pfovidi1R foi
fhe eIeetion e q city maFshzl with {
safnrV Of 1850 70 ssrse tSe munteipa
eoaFt IN Fslsiiys capaiclfy % thet q
shsrin 70 The esEnty es1f1. 1he htH i
passsd uiil % iuss elfscs On tie ap
prevail o. the UniFsd States eoners1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

Los AnaExaz. Cal, Jan. il.-kn N
sueosssful attemps YES usads early fti1
moFniuE % ROB TIE hank ef Na1l K,11
AnReie4 Tbs burglars woEs fIiz1seno1
aWsy b polleeman. after thog hed sa1
throgah ne hooF of ne b1ii1fng ffan
fhe eellaF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

-~.ur F1esT BATTALION BAND y EOW
--ssg 3 take eEy en4nEeMrnlH. silhGf
- - trsais SPECIAL alls1tic1 9tFS1 q
- n AIR hae. Al comuUEiEslIGns
- = sfdfesssd % john !. Nt1CMkl.l4
- nannssE q sane. eslu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

sALnA, Jan. 1f.--lspeoiaL i-Doualas
county this morning turned ever 10 The
state treasurer &10l6. IS Of its taxes of
1881. This is the 6sst payment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

PAnzA Jsn- uy-Rfse Anerieans uers
axnutsd last eveaina for eunns61i1a
ufss ne Fseezt Fobhes4 q Hesmeiinis
isRalKg s.e1s b ths Bsuisrard Mada-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

Ahe fnoofpoEAtot8 are ,. ElnoEe, y. "
8anhoEn and r. A. Cook. The place Of
business b Astoria. and capital aioek ls
Taxes PAID IN.
HAxxG, Jan. 1f.--lspeoiai. i-Doualas
county this morning turned ever % the
state treasurer 99016. Is Of its taxes of
1881. This IL the nsst payment.
Canlinx Ehs ma san.
PnTznUno, Jan. 1I.--The largest qua
eyer msas Of steel IN oue solid eaetinR,
and enc OF the thFse BIG anns rsesntig
ordered by tne United States govern
men1, vas. east at the PiltsbuFR Steel
oompany's works IN this city this after
noon. whether u will be success OF
enrsoEy examination Of the mould
I haa beon poured vas highly
eratsfyine % The expsrts Who made q.
/ 1he caatiBR viii not be taken from the
mouid foE 3 week. II u Il q peEfeot
gun q Will be oompieied and shippsa 20
Waehingtun. TnN oomplsted Gun uill
be 468 fnches long and sili weigh nlne
tens. In largest diameter msasuFsd
krum the outside viii BE- a the breach.
q inohss: the Smallest, - the muEzle,
10 inches.
Grand Cesebgaalsn n Texas.
AusTm. Texas, Jan 11.-PgeliminsEy
preparations are in progress for The
grand military and civic esiebEafion 10
this cisy on she occasion Of tbs dedioa-
sion Of the neW state house noe neaF-
Ing o0mpisti0n. The military faafnfs
of The ealebFekion viii Be under the
II - 49, a~~smtr~ lsIWmm~n
ard viii Be interstate ID chafacfeF.
Nay 1afh 10 l9th. inclusive. IL lhe time
sIxed for the encsmpmeut, Gov6Fuor
Ro9s Z ssndfnR ont formal invifasis ns
10 Ell The Q0vsEnofB II Mexico and tho
Enited States 20 attend the cslsbfs.
ton as guests Of ths asate q Teas.
The state oapitoI is ssoond ouly IN
aiss 70 The nattoual oapifoi ~ wash
inofon. u eost 100000 sores Of land
FspFessntfnR money valns q nearly
e7Oo900a Al e1oFt vii Be made
fhroaRh fhs Texas oonQKessionai deIe-
aafIoa % ssszFs she attendenc8 Of
PFssidenf and Mrs. ClsRsiand 70 n1sel
Pnessdenf Diaz and bis wife s1d oom-
nemoFHfe the occasion siih 3 eEard
Pace fssss. GsueEai DiaE has nnof-
aaiallY aequiesssd IN sueh . pregEamme.
uarsissn Webster.
RoczurKa. Jan. u.-FFofessoE HaE-
risnn Wehs1sF, % tha RoohGater Dni-
4 vsrsity. has bsan oaered Ne presi6eney
e Union Coilega-
Expsrs Dufys
81. PszzzsBuns. Jan. l1.-Ths Eopo.
ests says tl1af Ea-sla propoge1 % piacs
an sxpoit dniy upon plstinum q ffbssn
| aold koaoles - poo1.
rive Americans Arrestea.
PAnzA Jsn- u.-Rfss Anarfoans wsrs
axautsd last eseainR fof eonnedti1a
via the FEoezt rubheF4 q Heauslin's
isHelKg s.oSs u ihs BsulsFnl6 Mads.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

81. RsxEzsBgaa, Jan u.-Iho Nog5.
ESQ says tl4f Ea.sla pSopo1eS % place
a. sxpoft dniy npcn plstinnm q ditssn
aoia koables - pocd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

xroexEF AID c0U9zKI1,on Ar Law.
"A rsons y and - Poncaa baiidins.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

RoczxsTKa. Jan. 1l.-FrofessoE HaE-
Fisnn Webster, % tia Rooheetsr Dni-
vsrsify. has bssn oaersd Ne prsai6sney
e. Union College.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12
FOR SALE At PUYAlIUP.

300 AcRFS oFIkND Ann THE PUYAL.
~ . lap wsssr WORKS. This property IN
Sees arc m oher q tcaH sats, fosr hcasss.
-. ncP kiias sut Eereeoasra, archArd. e3
ecfes tops. four milss gstsr nalrs ars a6sa-
49, saief tupply. kFaial fof ISL. eS4SQ
- tan 100 scFss Eui,sely lecatrd fcF dixis.
tet7 eeea lotR Price, S5a.tao. RaFtiel,
iertished o. applicston v paFtiea mean
Nj slta sci tie Isnclion FArm. cne ale
IA fHyAllap. S2e Asres. far atis psF sera.
= MEEKKR.
'H'dr'f Puyailnp. vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

Through your columns desire to call the atsen-
ton OF the proper authorities TO the condition of
the brick sidewalk on East Capitol street in front
Of the new Library building. The heavy stin clay
washes down on the brick pavement from large
piles OF dirt inside OF the high fence and the result
Is that many times during the summer pedestrians
have been compelled to take to the street or the
car track. Having shut himself INSIDE land the
public outside) OF his high barr1cade, the COM
mander-n-chief seems 70 have shut his eyes to all
that goes on outside. PuRIc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25
SCRATCHED % YEARs.

If had known of the CUrIcURA REMEDIES twenty
eight years ago it would have save d me $500 Ctwo
hundred dollars) and an immense amount If suffering
My disease tPsorasis) coinnl need my head in .
spot not larger than cent 1t spread rapidly ali
my body aud got under my nails. The scales would
drop of Of me all the time. and my suffer end
less and without reiiei. one thousand dollars would
not tempt me to have this disease again. am a
poor man. but feel rich to be relieved what Of
the doctors said WAS leprosy. rngworn psoria-
sis, etc. took and Sarsaparllas over
one year and a half. but cur. / went to two or
three doctoas and no l cannot praise the CO..
TIcuRA REMEDIES too much. They have made my
skin clear and free from scales a baby's. All
used OF them three boxes Of CUTICURA and three
bottles Of CUTICURA REsoLvENT. and two cakes OF Gu
TIcUHA SOAP If you had b here said You
would have cured me for $500 You would have had
the money. 1 look like the picture in your book of
Psoriasis ricture number two, How to Cure Skin
Dseases.") but now ] as clear any person ever
was. Through force of habit rub my hands over my
arms and legs to scratch in WHILE but pur
rose. 1 am all well scratched twenty eight years
and it got to be kind Of second ure to me- thank
you thousand times Anything more that yon want
TO know write to me- or any one who reads this
write to me and will ans ver it.
DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury. VT.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA. Soc. SOAR, PC
REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Mass jy24,2o.27,2S
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SpfEc.

BINNIX On July "a. 1883. at IL O'Clock pm.
MAMIE, the iniaut daughter of Edward mi Jenny
Her funeral will take place from the residence a her
10 o'clock am.
BOSWELL On July "a lsss st I IS o'clock pr
m hosEf ELLA, the beloved daughter II John VI
aud lila r. Boswell. aged seven months. of cholera
ilfautum
Dear Rosey, sleep and take thy rest,
Coo called thee h, me. lac thu sht IL lest:
rom sin and sorrow st thee Tree.
May we reI are to meet her
Friend are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
on July 20, at s o'clock
GOULD. On July "a. 1855 BENZ. r. GOULD of
Funeral vices ct the residence Of his brother
Jay could No 1907 Caroline street invest Thur--
topy.1
GKIFFITH. On Monday July "a 1855. AT ? o,cloos
J.. IA. OF tSRhoid iesrr, Mis- ELLA A 6hfffITH
ie OF VIM H. h. oriffith in the thirty seventh yeAr
informant at Graceland Cemetery. IHsrrsburr and
Baltimore Ialers please copy.l
lsos at a m, RICHARD r. kEUMMER Oldest son
Joseph aud Addie keulmer (aee Mstsoul ssr,t a.
years sud SIX months
The Lords will be done.
Funeral from PARENTS residence 1904 corcorsn
street. Friday morning at 8 80 a M. Eelstiyss and
friends respectfully iAyited ~ attend 2s
MoEaWEE July 23d. lsss, 1t e:l5 p.m JOHN
Members Of Mechanics Lodge. No ,sroor
Columbia Lodge NO. 4. Decatur Lode No o. K Of p
and =. Reynolds q. A X. Post are invited 20
ne stern Presoy terian Church. St, bet 18th and
2Oth ste NV. 81 80 PM. Thursday. July 20 1858
MACLEOD. Al fifteen minutes 70 q a-m on Nednrs-
day. July %. 1855. Miss ELIZABE II MACLEOD,
Uenerai fost-Ofhce Department and sister Of Mr. WIN
Macleod, OF the Cororsn Gallery Of Art
n'rA services a Soo2 street northwest ss l2 SO
vste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25
Political Nates.

The Delaware state convention OF prohibitiouists
was held AT Dover yesterday. Resolutions oppos-
Ing any coalition with other POLITICAL parties on
ans .ssne advocating the election, instead ~ AZ
pointInent, OF state and county officials, were
adopted. Charles n. Register was nominated Tor
Congress. and electors We're named.
Evan Jones. president OF the Farmers Alliance
who was recently Nominated TOR governor by the
non-partisan ana union labor parties OF Texas has
consented 10 run. The republicans viii probably
not make a nomination. but viii leave the race 20
Jones, Martin Independently, and Ross. LIE demo-
cratic nominee.
AT meeting OF the Virginia state republican
committee propOs ton was submitted .rOm Col
Houston, representing the Wise faction. proposing
committee determined To refer the question " the
several district congressional conventions
The Massachusetts republican state convention
has been called TO meet In fremont Temple B0s-
ton, september L.
Powell Clay ton, who is in St Louis, says that
The republican TICKET and platform are taking
very well" IN Arkansas
The labor party OF Wisconsin, In convention Al
Oshkosh yesterday, declined 70 make a combiua-
ton with the democrats
An ONO delegation-George v. Powell NJ j.
Southland. X. w. Hall and samuel Fordy ce--was In
consultation yesterday with the democratic ma
uonal campaign committee. They were OF the
oplon that their state ought not 20 be neglected Ia
energetic campaign work, and were ready with ar
kuInens that there Il chance % wrest Ohio Ir, IN
The republican column. In the evening the COM
inlltee had conference With occers Of the United
German democracy.
The New York Nun to-day SAYS: At the national
republican headQuarters the commttees spirit
we're raised by visit from ex-CsOy. Russell A. Al
ger, who lert a check, the amount OF which rumor
placed al 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

Baltimore !Narkers.

BALTIMORE. Mo-. July % - VIRGINIA SKIES. con-
sodatel. "a past due coupons, 81 40. new threes
6i>s: do ten-forties, "a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Mp. July -. - Cotton quiet and
ste dy-uIIddlng. lU3s lcur firm, but quiet Wheat
southern, nrIn and slightly higher, Fuitz S2.s
Loneberry. SLASH western, tctIve AID hrmer; No. =
winter red siot So1saS14: August SJa.aSJb; Sep
TENDER, So>saSO; DecemDer S9NaDU. Corn south
ern. dull ana nonina-whte. 63aO6; yellow, 6OatI :
western, uull ana firm; iulxed spot. o2la 52h Au-
gust 12ao2H September J2JlaJ21&: Year. 46ba47
Oats firm and h.gher-southeIn and pennsy lyania 40
a4o. western white. 45a45; western mixed 42aIa d
Rye s,;rcc and higher 0Ua62. HAY quiet and steady
prime to choice western, ~ 00al9o0. Provisions
frln and Eher - Mess pork, 100. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear RIB sides, packed, Sa9x Hams,
13al4; Lard, rehned. va. Butter firm - western
packed. l4al6; creamery. 1Sa20 tA.-s quiet aud
dull and easy-Ro cargoes fair, La. sugar firm
A-soft, az. copper refined steady. I@al5s.. Whisky
fnn. 126a12S. Freights to Liver DOL per steamer
quiet but firm - cotton. sgd. flour per ton IUs
gram I'd. RecelI ts-tour, 1000 barrels; wheat
30, 600 bushels; corn LOO bushels; oats 5000
bushels. Snipments-hour. 12uU0 barrels wheat
I2,UUO bushels Saies-Wheat, 100000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO I'LL. July %. IL a. m.-Cable advces
Of wet and unsettled weather in England and Il HIGHER
marx is III Liverpool togetlltr with decrease of
Ia 40 900 bushels III the Dunt of wheat on oceIn
ptssage. made higher opening in the wheat mark t.
AUGUST started at 1SA. against 1S3s. the close last
Pork opened unchanged At IL O'clock quotations
were: Wheat. 19Zs corn, 46ls oats 24 for Au .ust
pork 1890 lard, S75 short ribs. S.222 IsaS 25 for
September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

A&rkAcn rkoh GYM hakRtsoSs srFRcH TO INA
ILLINOIS cLCRs yEsrEkpa.
Gen Harrison, In his address yesieraay 70 apcut
thousand members OF republican clubs from
Champaign County, H.. who called upon him ~
ferred 10 political equality ~ the ballot-pox ana
sAid' at is wisely provided that whatever oi,er-
ences may exist In intelligence IN wealth ar 4,
any other respect AZ the baIot-box there .h.Il n.
absolute equality. No interest can De truiy suh
this great principle. The wise work OF our fstbeSs
IN constructing this Government viii stand an
tests OF internal discussion and reyolutlon
tests OF external assault Il we an only prrs,rxe
pure. free ballot lCheersl Every citizen who Is
patriot ought 20 lend his influence IL thst sp1
laws and by a wttchful supervision OF the pro-
cesses OF our popular electlonS We ought 20 &c.
vat. IN thought and practice, the free suitcase
that We enjoy. As long a. n shall pe held by our
people 20 be the Jewel above price, and a. long as
each for himself shall claim its free exercise ana
shall generously and mannully Insist upon an
equally tree exercise OF Il by every other Uan
our Government will De preserved and our d..
yelOpmeut will not ma is climax until the pur.
pose OF God IN establishing this Government shall
have spread throughout the world-osoyernmenf
"of the PEOPLE. by the people anc for the people
Prolonged cbeersl :. Iwil not Close WITH
out one word OF compliment and comradeship for
the soldiers OF Illinois do not forget that many
OF them, he Logan-that fearless and frsi OF vol
unteer soldiers-at the beginning of the war were
mlnistration. You had a multitude OF soldiers be-
SIDE Logan, who put their politics by 40 Keep ull
The war Was through and many, may add llke
Logan, when they got home found new party $3.50
Gallons But We 90 not limit our praise OF the
lyalty and faithfulDess OF your soldiers 10 any
who IN resume their ante-war politics ben they
came back from the Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

Testimony Before the House sabcon.
misaee Today.

The investigation by the subcommittee Of the
House military anairs committee. Colonel Mash.
chairman, into the alleged Incorporation Of un-
oficial matter into the war records publication
was resumed this morning. Captain Brian. fore
man Of printing at the Government Printing once,
and General Boynton, OF the Cincinnati obm-
n,ercial Gdsette were examined. These witaess 3
were called by General Grosvenor to show that
the published statement or colonel Lazelie 10 the
eject that Representative Grosvenor had not tes-
tined accordiny TO the facts. was incorrect The
letters anu kilograms pr, duced ~ captain Brian
On the subject. and the testimony OF General
Boynton, and OF General Grosvenor. showed that
the latter>s previ Gus testimony strictly cor
rect, and that the proofs obtained and used for
publication were upon the order OF n senator and
not upon that OF General Grosvenor, and that they
Were SO obtained In the customary and perfectly
regular manner. In rrgard 10 the published claim
OF the War Records oiri,e that its work was three
months ahead OF the Public Printer, Captain Brian
testified that the volumes from twenty-oue 70
twenty-elght were now waiting upon the War
records once FOR the indexes and thai on the very
Y y that the statement was printed that the War
n 'ords once claimed TO be three months ahead.
ne vi re- elved a verbal request from that once
70 stop composition on the volume in hand until
the W ar Records Once could catch 10.