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The Opelousas courier., 1888-11-17

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Orgueil.-Pech6 de Satan, trop SOU
vent commits par DIES gems qui ne valent
pas lie diable.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-11-17

Do your own buggy painting. Cost
for one buggy rs cents. All colors at
G. Dietlein,s.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-11-17

Une dame Dunway d i reunion
litt6raire, a Salem, Oregon. rottii ie
toast suivant: "Que Dicu henisse h.
hommes lis partagrnt o joies. lis
donblent nos cbagrins, lis taiplent nos
d6penses, lis quadruplent . tr55bula
lions, its excitent notre g6r6rosite. lis
auqm6ntent lie respect que nous avons
de nous-mame, lis s~ouleyent notfe N
thousiasne, ct nos affections, e on
tf6lent nos prophecies ct font de nous
tout CO qU'ils veulent- &c monde Sc
raft bien triste sans les hommes ct Ell
v6rit6 q Ieur presence, il ne serait
Qa6re IN monde. Nous les aimons, ct
les cheers amis ne peuvent pas Tempe
cher. Apres tout, nous les menons ct
les controlons ct les bonnes creatures
ne le savant pas.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-11-17
RDE OF

A perfect Antiseptic-Dr. Ticllenor's.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-11-17

lie Sugar BowRad Farm Journal.
Nouvslle.I berie, paroisse Ib6rie, du 10
novemFra:
LIE Ir. ". Boagni plante, en- GO
xaoment, pins de cannes que qni que &c
soit. dams Ia paroisse St-Landry. Sur
son habitation Oakland, vis-a-vis de
Washington ct que dirige depuR de
tongues ann6es, M. John FL. Humble,
ii compte faire 700 on 500 boucauts de
sucre. III. L. p. Reynand est l'habile
ing6nienr de i~'habitation.
Les h~abitations ..Sackett" ct Este
Marie on feront chacnhe, moins.
AprSs ie DR.. Boagni Went, le pre-
mier d la liste, me-. lei. M. Payne, avec
ses trois habitations.
La maison Lehman, Stern g. Gle, qui
tepait IL troisieme rang, abandonne
pindustrie sucriere.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-11-17

The following terms of Court are hereby fix
ed for the year 1886, in and for the 18th Judicia
District, composed of st. Landry and Acacia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-05

Andrew Mckay and family, of Col
umbus. o., are visiting Mr.. McKay's
niece, Mrs. p McDougall.
Remember !the sale of lots at the
Cemetery on Friday and Saturday
afternoon, July 18th and 18th.
Street commissioner Macarthur is
this week engaged in grading Kennefc
street. Don is getting the streets of
the village in frst-class condition.
The Free Will Baptists will hold a
a camp meeting at Huronia Beach, p
miles north of Port Huron, commenc-
ing Saturday, july Z, and continuing for
nine days.
a strawberry festival will be given
by the Cole class Of the NJ. p. Church,
at the residence of Frank McGregor, q
miles west of the Menerey Church,next
Tuesday evening, for the benefit of FL
der j. NJ. Crandall.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Braidwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. McDougall spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Howard
and II. Elliott at Grant Centre. They
all went down to the lake and had a
very pleasant time.
One night last week one of the large
plate glass windows in the bank was
broken. 1t appears as if twas done by
ball from rifle or a revolver. AS the
glass was not insured. B. II. Noble &
Co. will have to stand the expense,
Henry Johnson, Broc,way township
drain commissioner, will sell job of
constructing drain known as the Nc
Elroy drain. on the 18th July, in the
said township. specifications and dia-
gram can be seen at the Office of the
said drain commissioner and at sale.
The picnic that was to have been
held at Roseburg last Thursday by the
schools of Speaker and Fremont town
ships, was postponed till last Tuesday
when a large crowd from the surround
ing country was present, and everyone
enjoyed themselves to their hearts CON
tent.
Some sneak thief stole a couple OF
shoes from the store Of NJ. =. Allen
last Saturday, but as one Of them was
n congress and the other was a buttor
and both for the right foot they vii
not be Of much use to the purloiner
Mr.. Allen says if the thief will bring
back one of the shoes lac will let him
have the mate to the other.
Fine weather favored all who wished
to celebrate the fourth. 4 number o.
our citizens went to Port Huron, more
went to Peck while others went t.
Brown City. The principle attraction
at the latter place was base bal
, match between the Brockway Centr
| and Brown CITY clubs, which resulted
/ IN favor Of the Centerites by score o
10 to in five innings.
t On Tuesday of last wesk some boy
+ who were playing with lirecrackers
} near the barn in rear of Holden blocl
4 set fire to the barn and had it not bee
a discovered by c. II. Niggeman, befor
r it got a good start serious conhagr;
( ton would have been the result. III
s village marshal should keep his eye ope
a and put stop to the practice of settin
e off hrecrackers within the village lin
IT'S. as it isa very dangerous pastime.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-05
". buy First Glass Goods and sell
them At Tho Lowest Fassibla PgiGa,

Never before have we been able to
present such complete line of Dry
Goods, such as
SUITINGS in all the latest colorS.
DRESS GOODS, great variety
and very cheap.
WASH GOODS of all kinds.
SATINS, Chambry, Gmghams
and Indigo.
In PRINTS, an elegant line.
WHITE GOODS of all descriptions
Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains, EN-
broidery; Hosiery and Notions
of all kinds.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-05
@-A O4AAS4A A>A W. wa
NEW Goods.
We have Just received large
stock of
DRY GOODS! =!

and having had several years ex-
perience we feel confident that we
have selected a stock of goods that
will please our customers and the
trade IN general.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-05
BrOCkway Centre Bank,
OtB. II. NOBLE Il 60.
Responsibility $4,000.

Good Notes, Town and School Bonds bought at
best rates Certificates of Deposit issued aud
3 per cent. interest allowed All business trans
acted by patrons Of this Bank will be held strict
ly confidential.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-16
The Disguise Well Off.
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin: The

Philadelphia Bulletin: The mug
wump press speaks in very respectful
language of General Harrison's char
acter, services and ability. But
very few of the mugwump editors
make any promise that they will sup
port him. The ground which they
now take is that they can not support
the republican party on account of
it's candidates. In other words the
mugwumps have gone into the demo-
cratic party and must hereafter be
known as democrats and not mug
wumps. They now declare in sub
stance that the democratic candidate
should be supported not because Mr..
Cleveland is better man than Gen
eral Harrison, but because his party
on the question of the tariffs sounder
than the republican party. The mug
wump now makes it plain without
any disguise that his reason for being
a democrat is simply because the
democratic party is the party of that
free trade policy in which he has SO
long believed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-16
That Everlasting Chinaman.


There he sat dancing up and down
on the waves, I saw him quite plainly
through the captains glass. A China
man sitting ON a tea box in mid-Ocean
with his que dragging behind him in
the salt water, was indeed a novel
sight. He showed signs of extreme
exhaustion. The captain ordered the
boat lowered from the davits, and in
a few moments the unfortunate cast
away was lying on his back in one Of
our pleasant rooms. An anxious
crowd gathered around with thOus-
and questions which the poor fellow
could not answer. At last one of the
sailors commenced to look through the
Chinaman's pocket and brought out a
fine gold Elgin watch in which his
name was neatly engraved as follows:
Wau Lee, San Antonio, Texas. The
poor fellow thinking they thought
him dishonest, touched his right
pocket and paper was produced
which was a bill ofsale and receipted.
showing that Wau Lee, on July 3rd,
1886, had purchased one gold watch
Original cost being SlOO) for $50, from
J. NJ. Emerson, next to the court
house, San Antonio, Tex. Chinaman
said, good Mclean man.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-16


Guadalupe Moore gave select party
and hop at San Pedro park Saturday
night which was enjoyed by a small
number of their young friends. The
dancers left at II o'clock, for their
homes, wishing their hostesses all
happiness and prosperity.
VIM. Pflughaupt, who formerly
lived ON Garden streetnear Rupperts-
berg's place, was before the recorder
this morning charged with disturbing
the peace of Mr.. Wehrhan and family
on that street Friday night last, by
cursing and abusing them for fan
cied wrong.
Capt. A. 1. Lockwood has been APP
pointed chairman of the arrangement
committee for the veteran reunion, on
account of Gen. Russ inability to act.
A meeting of the committee will be
held at 5 o'clock this afternoon at
headquarters.
Master Willie. Alexander, who
works for Mr.. Jess M. Bell, while re-
turning on Garden street from driving
Mr.. Bell over to the Arkansas Pass
train Saturday afternoon, was thrown
from the carriage by the horse run
ming away. He was very seriously
bruised.
"A large number of families and
gentlemen visitors attended the ex-
cellent concert given at Prof. Muth's
garden yesterday afternoon and last
night. The music was splendid and
the garden the coolest and breeziest in
the city.
The mayor has appointed CeceliO
Gerhardt a special detective vice Van
Alstyne resigned. Mr.. Gerhardt was
formerly a travelling salesman for a
New York firm, and this is new job
to him.
The fine programme rendered by
the orchestra at Scholz's garden last
night was much appreciated by the
large number of ladies and gentlemen
who attended.
Mission concert garden was
"chock" full last evening with ladies
and gentlemen, who were drawn
thither by the fine concert which was
given by the Mission garden orches-
ira.
Fred Hayes has received the cor
tract for completion of the new target
range. This provides 100 feet shelter
wall, making the ranges fully avail
able, and two visitor stands. The
work will cost 81, ZOO.
The cleaners of Travis Park
church give lawn party at the resi-
dence of Mr.. T. w. Carrico, 912 Ave.
c, on Tuesday evening.
The success of the Bell-Brown con-
cert party has been so great that the
members propose visiting the princ:-
pal cities on the Sunset and Inter-
national railroads in this state.
One of the soldier musicians who
plays in a public garden was so "full'
last night that he couldn't hold his
flute, and had to be sent home.
Richard S. Lambert, formerly
with L. Wolfson, is fitting up neat
little gents furnishing goods store on
Soledad street, opposite Joe Meny's
place, to be ready September 1st.
Misses Maggie and Annie Nell
wane were serenaded on Saturday
night, at their residence, on Devine
street, by party ofyoung gentlemen.
The Arkansas Pass road is now
completed to Rockport, and trains
make close connection at Gregory both
ways.
Furnished house to rent for three
months on easy terms to responsible
party. Address Immediately, l., this
office. 7-6-2t
The banns of marriage of Mr.. Ed.
Dobrowalski and Miss Rosa Halamu-
da were read for the first time in ST..
Michael's Polish church yesterday
MORNING.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-16
A Tie Shoot,

At the San Antonio Schuetzen Yer
elm grounds yesterday there was a
match shoot, between Otto Guenther
and Albert Stoves on one side, and c..
Hummel and Ed. Dreiss on the other;
10 shots each, at $50 yards, and after
considerable excitement the match re-
suited in tie, the score being as fol-
lows:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-16
The Score.

The following is the score of the
Lone Star Gun club shoot yesterday
at 25 blue rocks and clay birds at IS
yards rise:
L. N. Rothwell, 21; Ed. Stoves, 10;
J. o. Sullivan, Is; .Wilkens, IA; R..
HOefing, IL; E. Wiedenfeld, Is; w.
Prick, IL w. Voibrecht, II; J. Epp, g..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12
TRIAL OF ma. PLaTT.
An Attempt e Reserve
HIm From Omee.
rAs on.rn.tiss Csnzh.is.sr q Esw
T@k Mst ss q cltizuA = lkai
o,y ana Nss e onwsxs.

AEnkEx. n. T., Jan. ll.-Ths lrial q
ne srll brouRhl in beh1lf of the alate
q remaFe exsSenatof Iooa Q. FIal1
iIcm the ef1ca of QuaFantiu1 eomml1-
ain1ef aa tie paFt of New Xofk 90 tkn
ground e lnGlIiefhIIltg was rtname1 -.
day. Iha slaln asaka 70 shou that NJ.
fIatt i q rezl1ont &c Ogo1o, Iln1n
ceunty, whereas TIE lau reQullea thaa
tbo coumisSione9 of QuaFnnlina nus
reside wilhsa the uatEopoIltan dIslrln1
q New Xork. A TloRa county witness
ue1 called and g8hihined pnIl lnla
q Ne town of OuFEo, % shou thal
Mr.. Riall had voted II that town ulnnn
hls cl4lmsd residences - New Insk.
1he ua1herWomnn of no Plan family
vac net placed On The atan1. Hha "a.
tined thli aAe had dona tho uanhlna AZ
re family far yeaEa a OueQo, Rno1f0s
ing ne linen by express end rnlnEnlnQ
= q fne sane W4Y - NeW 4ofk and Ess
eelNlnR net pay bl cheek 4rom New
1elk. 1hs ended ths eyl4ence los tee
peopie.
me dsfsnse moved 10 disooullnns de
caao on tha etouna of q laok of E0l1Hnoe.
4ne molien uAa ogesrolod, end aflNg en-
ere4inR er4nmen1 ~ lawyer McFar-
iand Ter he aoleueel Hf. Plaza took ne
stand aud tg1al1ed al longlh % EhoW
that, while BE was born ana did borl.
ness - 0WeRo Tor thirty yeArs and ellll
vl4ited tnnt pl1ce fx4uaenfiys HE huHi-
1es. and re4.denee were nov N No4
York. Aside from hlz ofAcs nf auaran-
tina uommi11ionsF. hls psriflon - n1sr.
Ident Of the unlled STATES NKrlew Onms
pany ren6efed his daily presence u 80
city q New York nee1saarg. IA hnf
Oueao bis realdanea nnlI,
1857. since 1879 he had been ID OWnro
on en average Of about four time9 q
year. Mr.. Plaft aaid thai Be had vo1nh
In OueRs every year sineo bis removal
exespt i8e3 and 1851.
Mr.; MoFarland.-Why did yoa vcss
lheref
This question wan obiecled "a b. iha
prosecution, and the ohfeoliun wm1 nua.
lained. The quaasiou was put IN GaHaE-
u elhef formn, but u was ruled unk
The Witness then ooniinuedl "IhoHo
vas . dennila understanding between
Dyselk and she express company, that
Dn acoaptinR the position ! ehould tako
~ my residence ii New York. 1 have
lived Ia New York CITY from tha time
eft 0WeRo IN 1873, down 70 She preaant
lime. did net fFom 1879 onufd have
q livo.~
On Gross. examlnaiian che witness 3D.
nitied that be voted IN OweRn mnf
IwoRe in hia vote IN 1850, tahinn fhA
aenekal oath nH 70 hin residences fhnrn.
He knew be was declared oleelea 90
'enate IN 1854, as Mr. Plan oR Omann,
lnd did nos call attention % thn egfuE
q HE afadavll to q change az pnnna III
his case last JnlY. He made nnhh "a
his legal domiuiie ID OweQn. Several
Hilneasen testified that Mr.. Plaii, whan
Q New XoSk, occupied rooms "A th0
Fifth Avenue hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

xxx1oAz xaoors GEzr n runsUn on
! THx BoEBKzs.

wKx1nAz xnoors snnx n PunsUn on
THx noBBEzs.
EL PAso. Tex Jan. 1.-The Mexi
can Os1kras train, which vas robbed
Iass night, arrived At 81 Paso this
morning. The robbery oeoufred at
Napals, 40 miles south n 81 kaao sud
is milss BoEah Of Chihnabua. 1spalo
sis . small station without teleRfapo
af3ca. The robbers we're SIX oF eight in
unmber. Il is believed that none of
them we're Mexieans. Train men and
passengers think thas ona O. n1ofe ne-
proes we're N The gang. Tbs rob
bers nrsd several ahots % fright
en he. train men and passengers
info submissioa. Wells FAFee's mes
seneer, E. J. Clopes. vas f0Essd 50 epeu
Die treasure boxes which were rined
He says that he robbers aot only t54t.
Ths robbers said they bad intended %
ROB lKain which csnpe aiona o. he o1y
bsfofs which csEKied laTRe s0eunt Of
silver, but they arFiIed loo lala 70 catch
ne train. Raachina Onihuahna foroe
81 50 Mexisan troops were de1pate bed
q uursue The rubbeEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

rnonrurxnr Pknr TAKES N xnn AnExA-
rroN ~ nEnmrnn ADann.

RnoMuEENr PAnT TAKES N Lmm A1lxA-
TroN ~ MEunrnn ADAnlg.
OExmRra, Jaa. 1i.--fBpeelall --.Eha
public bullding commltise VIII t0mgs-
row submit two REPORTS On The biii for
members, Msasgs. Irwin, RFeslon and
MessEs. Parker aud AEFnamifh, eRaiu1l.
anythinQhul enthusiastic. Iha Xnli-
not 81 all fuhliaEt over the pFoguo1tg.
TheT MI nos stop wlth thefr wsFf -
f1Fs the oommiftee, however, but aG8
laboriu1 efealile with - mosahrrn. A
number 81 petitione have been oi5cuIa3'
prineIpailg b ]. II. Adams, ro1lgl1E 81
ne United Dsatss land cfice q
Spokane Falls, who, e psgsigl1Ig
reported, has been beFo with Mr.. Grit
ifis and the olhess from the 6Fg4. He
hes oeen aeliye 10 this matter for IonN
time past, and u said 50 have tFag1Ied
over ne toTFifoEy ssearine sianatnfos of
9 dislnfsrsafed class of pefBons labs %
sian anythine. The petliloDs vlll p.oo.
ably b presented eomoFRo9. ar.
e1oe as Q neUapapeE man n Eol1oEn
WsshiEeton, and q said thai % hi1
travels be improved the opportanily %
dEop into She neuapapef ofIloe1 hale ene
thoro. end wFlse she uoiGbty editorials
IN favor % Yakima e. The teEti1ofiai
capisal whieh Wero publl1bed n lt1
oarsissg eoDd nainfo of i1e several o6l-
tors. eaFsfully clipped ara efedi1ed 1nd
usod e. Ous of Ne etfunGes3 axgnmaul1
b the Ralifoad Compsny's AltnEneY
0Fintia, 10 his arR1menf before tho oo1-
millna Laal evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12


Hua0Anzkn oKFTuHAKs VINO WANT 10
KNOW xHE KEAsnH WHY.
PxsrH. Jan. if.--Kn tho lover house Of
The Hungarian Dset today Herr Helgy
submitted an Interpolation "a 30
whether Tire aoveKnmant rad addressed
inquiries 20 Russia 10 regard 10 the
cauas and nhisos o. the recent nnsx-
pected military prepnRaeiona by nnaafa;
ghetheB AnaiTia had adhered unswerv-
inals 20 tha program sha laid dawn In
1856 regarding Bulgaria; whether the
g0vsrnmenk dtd not consider Il adviaa
BILE 10 take the initiative ia samm ninq
an International oonfersnce on Bnlgnri
an affairs Ia The aenae Of the program
Of 1855. and whether sven sincere e1orts
had been made 10 maintain che alliance
Of Germany and Italy.
HeFr RsRcGal aaked whether the gov.
eFnmena did not consider it expedieni
% oalegogically demand that Russia
ahail n0t only disconslnne her arma.
menta bua thar she shall also return her
troops On the frontier 10 the dimensions
which viii no lopRaF threatsn Austria's
zafatw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

rHz nEu sunk nxaAxD xxrosns 4 rnauD
n oA1Esuna1k.

xAA wv JuAk HNaAx'D Axfo1E7 EnAUD
II oA11HuEAEk.
NKw fonx. Jan. 1.-The Hsrnlf ihin
Dc<nlna prlnsa thIo9-coiamn l1tfot
from Eureka. GAL, IN regard % Z RiQan-
sic ttmbef-iand etsal. Ihs correspond.
ent eeatka that Q fuetlNn ayndioafa IA
opsratloR IH he redwood distrfol. ol
whleh EurEka ID the conlor, and that fs
n2s already Rnbbled up 6f.000 aufca of
tue nneGt re4Wood foee4fa Ia sho world.
The syndicate b uompossd larRely a
ccoleA capitalists and Il knoNn aa the
Calsfarnia Eedgood Company, with lie
chief oflioa az San Francisco. Ihe
method puFsusd b lhs ayndieafa II
securing the land 4 described aa fol-
iows; A AumbeR of notarisus land
sbarhs we're hised b the company and
eens e EuFahas and they soon hAd plans
perfecle4 for the great fraud. Head
quafters % tue KAMA uefo 10 The baek
room Of 8 Rin ahap of q iooal spora
whose establishment was the resort of
the rough noating population. ThEes
blocks away from the sAloeu was TO-
cated . United States lard ciico. The
area Of land sought b. the eonspiFators
vas % yaas that q small army o. men
vas required 30 30 throngh the fofm8
Of entaFing and proving up a. required
by iaw Of the Uniied states Il ths dis.
posal OF ils publie domain. Il Wna
necessary 10 obtain 600 persons who
we're willing 40 aid II The fraud either
knowingly or uneone1iously tnfonQh
tGn0rnnee or Che meaning II The state.
ment each would be called upon 10
make. The sum fixed By the Redwood
Company "a the mawfuapn uRfna waa
SO Fer that paIfFy anm the xnen
we're 70 be called on % 20 10 lhe land
oflkce and niAAe tie staten,ant that ahe
lands they had entered under the banin
cent laws wern for their individual uae
and occupancy. As soon AZ tbs entry
vas made they were escorted 10 the
headquarters Of ahe eradicate, where
lha land was transferred 20 the oanny
Scotsman. Thus vas that chapter sf |
too crime c0mpleted and tho raid on |
1000 acFaa uf growing timber. amonR
the naEt valuable in fhe world, was |
anally oonaumafed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

81. I,ouzz. Jan. II -Todzy,s advioes
frezn 1ableqzah, Ieoian TsrritoFy. ssy
thet the Gnerskes izetsfstnfe IL trans
sctsna haainess. aud that All trouhIes
ars ovsr. tAe eleelion having besa 81.
-. tsnpassriig. Caief Mayss aud tha
DSwnina pzfty have s1Szssd contEel 81
tte nesitiszl HonsEoay. 4 aeArehinn
inVesafualioa of he moasgs expended
~ ne BashY Head Admtnislratiau 3
taIksd G. The fesling 10 alIot land u
= agexaitR and % dissolve tie tribal -
/ selnn = growing. This qass1ion nay
hs alss1zasd azT dag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

sci Nhlle end 1Eoncnnn. Nsre--
hzEkeE. Aealz. Ehaxp1Isn. ~. Geok
M49 4o1aug sd 1ff. ezoI nnnsnncsf
l1a1 - paiE belwesa tnsza uss brokan
e aEEseEea9s as ID. C1ok ueaId hass
Eole4 ayF.
osaneI tAen nalsarnaf uzfzl 1o
oA1lo1k tsne1RreN narnlnr.
A1tez a9fenrnnesz E1sls uea 4 great
oeel e eeuEl1tulazSrz Reinz -. nnd
gus 4z many eszRFstslsssd 1zr. Lewis
- ni7 Ereeeh - eonzFztafaied TIE M
1oEf1T fer helna msfuziif. 4 iaxoa
11uoE8 q i14les exrEessed q III. I.s9Ia
t1eiE AFp1s14efun q his eEork.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12

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+4ANAAA ANNAHAAM WNNM4
SOON.
0ExnnlA. oan. liz lepeclal. --hfr.
Whste's woman suffrage bill win be 10.
ported 20 che house bomoHEuws 1hn
deepest inieFent II oentared In ltn fnta.
The linea up 20 this time haw@beem very
closely drawn In the house On thin QnnE-
ti0n. The champinna Of auEEan9 Rrn
confident cf success, however, and fale
has been Standing them In aood g1and
10 carrying nE. Bucsy from tha M1nF.
Some attempta we're made today 90 g.
care a pair for him On the Mapnhlinnm
side of the house. and even on hiB own
side, Ia the voie on lhla qneatlnns hut
both Republicans and DomRuoEaia nmtlY
refused. They aay that be IA 700
sick 20 be removed frcm HE bed
~ any case. and that thay will hake
AL she advantage of that fact
which IA poasibl& Those opposed 10
sn4Fane and Who know Mr. ,Bucey'G
pronounced opinion on lha subject say
that be will come "a almost any peEs
s0nal risk unless souna one u fcunA
charitable enough 20 pair with him.
His vote cannot bs counted, nk o0uRne,
unless he ID present, notwithstanding
bis foRcible telegram reported la lho
pf0ooooinQ8 of the house today E411.
iions are coming IN from nn paEla of
Ne territory both for and aehirat the
meaanro. Among those 10 favor, bow.
ever, are found several eopies Of Old %
tiiiona presented 30 TIE LEGISLATURE
walsh originally enasted this Law, and
q numbor of parsons repEe1enlad On
them are gtoully repudiaiina them.
Hon. w. j. Thompson, Of klore9
oonnty, arrived on iha Flnetwoo6 thlg
syeninR, and viii make hls appenEa1co
in tie house tomorrow foe the AEas tima
ainoo The holiday adtourumaat. He
seems prepared 10 enter into tie busl.
neaa o. The house with bis aeouatonaed
earnesiness. He ie the leader o. the
BuilfaRinis ID the house, and his nbsence
has delayed o. ornaldefatlon of The euf-
fraeo bin IN that body. Tbs biIl VIII
probably come before The Judiciary eoulr
mitiee % ouoo.