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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08
SENATOR SHERMAN.
Ne Replies 70 = Letter frsn.
aMew Ysrk Banker.
ne saAs.ss q ~ Lesser. - =. n.
sl..al naaks nns sAs has.
RsEulasisx zAsn.
hEW Kenx, Jsn. 1.-THE follsuiuo
ss<rsonec e ruhlizAsd harsi
I'm ontnr Narrr.s.r. Raw~

NEW Nonx, San. 7.--The foIlnwfmo
ssrEs senecnss b pnhlizhsd hersi
Tn on1sE NazssAaE Bhxx.
q y. Dznuz1xcsx.
Nav xonx, Jan. 5.
- Hoa. Joha 6heFNsaA. Wa11lsef1n--
DE41 oni By Eiyine g The bank. rar
An218a4 ef - cents on the hnn1n darna.
iss1, viii gigB nn nd1ition 8 fke eoIrr-e
e o1rrsaey q <20cc10oo. ana 81 re.
A1ltnE AJAX 1f one Ger eezf an national
panK nosaa VIII eneournqs the hsnkn n
ENLARGE theig issues think g a erierf
g tDIlo 600 mere duKin9 iha eoni1a
1Nxt Az months. cannot nee whg
1eSa annendments % ths law shouId
no1 ne eFsutee promptly. Sonae relief
= t10 muney fnafkct must Be had auon
g ne cry fer unilmEied o. large eoln-
a9B OF silver Wili BE- guosessfuIlF ralnrd.
silver notes ere e1tiafnetuFy curFeneF
osaRlle al arguments aeaiuai The dad.
~ dollar. kxeepa for the ahoKs period
prieE 70 and daring panic theFe il a
ways money enough feE Depreciation
and liquidation, vii uaiekiT brIne
aoout a. n0jugtmgut Of prices 90 fhe
volume of the munaV ussb1e II nnakfno
pEIee8 1aFe IN impression thar Yo1
are oppoeed % granting the issas Of
more national bank notes, and | feei I
an nos tgsg8poasfna on you n appzsslnr
Seu lhat every natIonni bank g desir-
Gus % Re1 ~ extra per cent. on their
depoalln Of honda, end certainly the
1n4ines1 community, and even the
farming population of ouK country vii /
De aratined in 9 bettsF and more ade-
QuAte Issue cg currency, for it Is the
prevailing epanion that more money
e Necessary 20 stop the depEeciation. ] /
therefore ask You 20 fake the Initiative.
no9 20 much es favor 10 the banks.
out IS an advantage 10 the publfe af |
large of securing - the banks the two
advantages indicated. Very respect
fully yours, J0HN TnoNrsoN.
Senator Sherman made tue folioginr
Iepiy:
WAaHrn0ToH, ID. c., Jan. 6, 1883.
DIAN hKBs--xoug letter Of the Sen ia
Feoeiyed. I agree with yau entirely as |
% she pfopkiefy Of increasing the eur
rency 60 national banks In the mode /
suggested and you are mistaken Ii sup |
posing that ! bad been opposed 90 such /
IN issue. introduced 4 bin thfae or /
loHE Yearz ago allowing the issue Of bank |
1otea approaching within ten per cent. /
Df the marked vaiue Of the bonds de- /
pcslted. This was defeated IN tbs CON-
niftee on finances and 9 proposition 70
rive the circulation 10 the face Of ihe /
bonds vas reported and passed By the
lenate bus vas never acted upon ID She
louse. ] would most heartily vota for
! bill authorizinR the issue Of bank
totes equal 80 the par value Of ahe
,onds deposited. Very truly yours
IOnM ErTmunsam 1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

KaxAmA, W. T., Jan. 7.--f8psclai. -
Tha suunfy tEBesaFer o. OoWiiaH ooanty
waa r1bbo6 81 fIO lnst nieht. Ahouf
Il oscicsk, whiis Oounfy TfsaeursE =. q.
has eeeaun1a sons enc knceked at the
hnnk 6ooH. Upon openinE fhe &soE be
- eonfF1u1s6 - Z Heeksd tnFziSE
WIS shFas4 4 KeNui6er lB hs4 fAae, End
f1IIoWtnR hsm into the oliEae teneaeda4
hls maney. tbs safe bsinH op1u - fhs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

Bu4INM1H MHA HUlNu MNNI1IHs
GMKnAHnoAa, Pa, Jan. 7.-A largely
attended meeting Of the business men
was held today. eommittes sas ap-
pointed to wait on President C0rben
of the Reedine road 20 point oct TO him
the vsrii 90 hn iness from q long c1n-
tinued strike and 10 nkge upon him the
sdvis4bility Of submitting tha di9tr-
ness 10 afhisrasio i.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

NnwToUnDLaxD vmMunMxn BOUND rsn
azATTxn.
GEoUcRsTHR, Mnas., Jan. 7.-Several
men from Twillingate, GTeen Bay. New.
foundland, arrived here today, en- route
10 Seattle, 70 engage Ia seal fishing
They reE3rf the codfsh and heFEine
catch this season on the Newfoundland
ooaaf as poor and the Labrador catch hl
fairly good. The stories Of starvation
ia that locality thay say are false and
the people aFs quite comfortable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

nea Z. e11D1aorn Thssspuris q uin.
~ Nhezt q nj 1Aou maaA incEoaze q
AEHa- Nn3 arzEsEe 1oellma nppeaKn "a
- helueen cne ae1 Ne ~ olSA Th1
1111E1pn = 118z11d sclnsuhna - n
1sgA11 81 tka nsed bt1 h fha 11Sfr1n1
tnaz suffered frnm Aramrh9. desnvfna
Eee4lnR. Enlmlnntiaa and atouih. ~
coE1lli11 e uinter rge oofleerrnl|1
FsEg aIosel9 b thal q whsas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

wuKxanAKnn. Pa, Jan. THE local
executive oommittse Of the KNIGHTS Of
Labor issued an appeal tbis afternoon
10 the w0rkingmen and oitiEeas 10 the
Wyoming and LAnkewanna Valleys.
They claim that II the strike can Be
prolonged four weeks the Residing com
ranV mnak Weld.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08
BATrEE OF NEW oRERAaa.
rHn H1nronIc EVENT coanlxMoRATnD IN
HEw xoHK.

THM nIATonlc KyKNI 0011E8M0RATRr N
NEw xoHK.
NKw YoaK, Jan. The battle ef
New Orleans. fought on January 6lh,
1915. wne commsmorated tonight aa the
ne Business Mems Demeeratio Associ-
alton. One hundred and ifly gentle
men, lncluding well known Democrats
Of this and adjoining states. we're prea-
ent. After the dinner came tbs toasts.
TIE hEst was The president OF the Unit
"a States. In resp0nse % u q letter vas
rad from President Cleveland. he re-
grels that his duties prevented him from
attending the dinner. In eOntinuing he
wrote: "The anniversary Of the battle
whiah illustrates The osuFaRe and mill
hsry skill Of Andrew Jackson ahoald b
lstinsiy ceIebrated By m association
whcss name indicates u belief
Ia tie political pFinoipals which
he siaadfaatly maintained. The les,
aou 81 his RaQRed honesty and vigorous
inaisiancs upon the right eannot bS
too often studied and infused. Il Il
sspsciaiiy encouraging to ind buainesI
men associated teReiheR for the par.
psss of oanlampiaffnR these things and
advanoing such politieai interests q
seem nessasary 20 the pr0aE srify Of ths
country. No political theory u valua
bIs unlsas q benefits IN he application
tha business men. When such med
vii anaaee more generally Ia polilica
Affairs wa shall have snfeF and bsttel
politics"
Letters OF regret from msmbsrs o
tha cabinet, Governor FitzAuRh Lee, o
Virginia. GcvfrnoE ID. MeEnery, o
! louisiana, and olbsrs we're rad. Gov
ernar Hill, Of New YoFk, made %
apeech Of she eyeninR, ln responsa d
| re toast ssThe State of New York"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

C.nai is 90 hlqh IN Chasianpoaa thnt
tba coal dealer barely apasks % Is o4fi.
nsFy editor o. eoIrueli@ Ct9fEsa1e1a
Dzilg CsssRsrsiai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

Waszrz0rux. Jan. g.--Ths sisiisficisu
of fka aarfoaltaEs depaxlmsnt estIunafss
tha area af corn harvested % be ~ 100Q.-
&C. ans tie crop 10 be 1.fHno0 90
bnrhel4. uI1b = EaIaa 81 1E46 90 lan.
The aFea a. uh<as b 81 100 0eD nerFssuFn-
AneA, xEEc0001o heAhalR. valnN1 nf
Rc9nD 0e0. Area of oata. IS O0olC
SnEss; rTBduc1, &c 0oao 90 bnshsiE ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

BmEu. Jan. I.-Fi h sunsuncsd that
the sleep Of EmpsroF William was
bFoken several fsmea last night. Hs h
compellsa to b more careful Ihsn usu-
a - abstsin fFozs any exarcises o. d.
tiss which are iiksiy 70 eanse fatigue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

IsoEDox, Jan. 7.-Rsiurns issued b
the board Of trade show that the i'm
poTts for tbs past month increased 41e..
so pounds "a compared with The cor
rss3na3iug month last ytsF, and that
the exposts for the same month In
eIeass1 3 260.C10 pennds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

DH NoExE8, Iowa. Jan. The twsn-
sy-sec0Dd general assembly convenss In
thss city % Morday. NeaFly al The
msnhsEs are pEss1ns, and lively oua-
tasi b ne eE0snsxatton o. tbs house IA
expa1tsd. Inis leRalainre wili have 10
eleot United Slates 6saatoF 10 sncsead
J. 7. Wilson. He - here e1aduNsinn
his canvass for Fs-eleoaion. end expresses
hiM eonGtcnce cf sneaeas. ThaFD is 3
snaIl oppositisn y his Fe-eleefion, ex.
O1ngrassman HeFour1 being TIE lead
Inc nsnAsdRss aezinsl him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

ANEuNA tEnz Ns-~| 421EI1t - f.a CO.
ia e ~ HlitiEh bark CIlg e C1l1s ~.
fkum San DisRa. CailEolnIa. aanaEl1
lha1 On iAEs Wednesday mueninn "a
e'slosk. % ~ u1y he1a W1Eam M1a
b1l14n. ~ aTQz1nlIea bog fY111l e.
aea. lo91 hia kal6 nn1 fell - TIE Aoe&
His cbln and ila waHo tznknn nua ~ W.
o1lpet o1hoe lninFfGa He 6,ea a l14
hears aftaEaAEtz z hloek fliI e11 ~
~ oaplain. hal hsa was ne 3 aeRl1aa
tn3ury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

Pass Jas. III b reported here
that ths eonaision q he empsruE q
Germany u q1iss seElcu1. IA Il sid be
ssal faiueinR spella.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

My Yozx, Jar. z-Dnrlrn tte sasr
sssss Neze Ian1ed - Callll asndsn sIl.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

CHwAoo. Jan. Z. --The seognd week
az @Fauat' ak McYickst's thealsr has
been & couzpisuDus saaeess. Ia spile af
fhs variety of bad weather exps F.ascad
dnrina the week Me Fsesipts lave large
" exssedtd theas of similar period IL
any former Wait % Ohieaeo Of Ne.
Irvinz. Miss Terry and tbe Lycsum
OuwuNng.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08
esal DlseSFsred.

sAn AxruNEo. Tex, Jan. 7.-The en-
uanneemeni was made today that q
large dsposit cf bifnmineus ceai has
been discovere6 near this city. The
eoal "A Of q saPeFiaE Qaaiity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

BERL1s. Jan. THE St. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Cologne Goxeffs
teleQrspbs that an order has been issued
for the dismissal before the usual sFiod
OF the fiEst series Of time expifso men
hslouninQ TO the ouaFdg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08
~ FHrLADEEPHtA, AKs0.

PHYrAnK1PuKA, Jan. 1.--Tha anniveF.
earv OF the battle Of New Orleans was
ceisbrated here to1ight hy q dinner,
under she auspices of The fcung Mems
DamoerAtis club.
Tha guest Of tha evening" was Gesxsta-
~ az TIE Treasury Fairehild. A letter
81 regret from President Cleveland waa
reaA. In the course % his remarks ESQ
rsfarv Fnirchiid aasds Il rsed % name
hu1 enc name, that of your ebief sxeou-
tive. % call before yo1r minds the im-
80 a. tbe man Who mors nearly satis-
- ths esnsoisDcs. i1aomcnt and
heart Of the r-5ple than does
anv othex prominent csiiHsa Of
- couuaxy. Under him the inde-
eSrdsnce ana dik ATTY of TIE sxeeativs
= needful 90 Roe1 government hays
onen more haan ae drmly established "a
theg we're u the days Of Jnsksol. New
eonlisions have hfo1zht nsw qufstinEs
80 neW hussness 70 tbs fro1f, and it d
enr duty 10 aeea them with naaniy
fgsnkness and patient courage. 0r0Fel
Cleveiand has 81 . hlRh exempte q
shia 10 his a1uu1, Scrss = 10 An1
ISL. mnd Il neH EeEnaiHs fsr tha uzan a
tsaav 70 give q ne great ques1ions 81
erEeenmeni. a. 6nance ant of tzxntio1
- aasneEf thanRAi nnd po9srfal -
! linn vhfah wla lsa4 thn enamlFg aanDf
- r.fa rad that tAe tire hcnerpd
canasrVaiise. freeonn etVinx yrinsipte'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

OMAHA, Ian. 7.-At 3 needing of tka
Knights nf PythiBs 81 Nebraska tonight
Il was deridsd 10 o4sR The Buprsnne
lodge Of Ksiehtz Of Pgfhtas SIS coo es
an enseriainmeat fu1d fox the session
which takes piaas IN June nexk, and q
cordial weicosne " they cone ta Omaha.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

HxA,exra, Mass. Jan. The United
States sssauer verbina landed lass
night. Captain Thornton and tWenty-
ST men, comprising The crew q the
sfeanas Newcastle City. kssm Newaaa-
sIe. Rneiand, foF New York. sunk De
oeuheF ga near NanTucksi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

ANxAHsAa ORR, Jan. IA special
from Anthony Esntes thai Wal1eE b
TFsadueIi, t6e great cattle king, shot
Chen. o. Clark. his cd paFtner. Wpnnd-
lnR hfm seriously. The origin of the
difaonifv e not known.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

oIzurna1xz, 0hios Jan. tive rea.
esnxsr tE4iza On ska q, l. EA &n
xq4d celll6ed near North Rana 49,
n1aAa. t1egi<1nl t1Rniiss rripafe ear
1a8 eouplzs ~ temolfsiled ana -
rke9l4ent And hiz nsEisEanA weFa hsdlF
bEntssd h1t uoa a1ffauslr fninrea. Nnns
O. Eha 11nEz nlnznnz.Es nana inlnns-1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

l. CncAao. Jan. IA special 10 the
Dab Nssns. from Denalaa, Wyoming.
| SAYS thas the Maverick bank assigned
today. AIexandeg 7. Butler ana Ohas
D. Broadbesk are the asienees. The
cause 10 said 10 be an inability 10 collect
outstanding debts. fhe es8eaa sTs said
| 30 exseed the liabilities. The instiiu
| tion vas largely pafFonissd by cattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

BEzIxn, Jan. THE Grown Primes
Frederick William In replying 10 New
Year congratulations Of fhe Potsdam
manicipal eonncll, writes that be hopes
ss In former years 10 Be abs 10 wish
Potsdam during tbs coming season.
A San Reno taiegran says the Grown
Prince waa cheerful nEd took eompar-
atiVeIy loua walk today, from which he
| aufI cred no ili eafectR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

RunxzAnn. Ian. 1pacinl fh6
mi2dia Oniamhia river IL bloaAn8nN
Nth iee and all hoa1s ore lniA ~ fc1 Ne
winter, An lee Ro1na fe4E111 tezf nlE14
il ne lnWeR oclumbla 5uat A4140 Ne
nneUkh nf tha Wiiiinmaa6es 20 thNa tn@
onlr pozli1n of the GiH1x roe ope1 d
iron Ne mocl1 az ~ WI|II4H1Ile q
Aatulia. Iho Wiil.MmHt1o Ily1F 3 NI1H
epon Reports Afnnn %azanFn 0toW4W
shou iha. tho i1almoGtzleg \ = &11ls44
beIou EeEo "a son1 plae14 and 1l1I1S
ever al the naads arrive fE1m Ae4 "
twelve hours late.
iThe n1sFlcFer nnGlB tFron eAeG'
San FnknurBoo. 5an. H. Xha baIAans
line Retriever Il in paE4 erom NnNg4
Sound. 6tn had telzihlY rsQoh Ws1tA1g
c4 Cage Flafter1 and ll ooe1no n1111
n4FY b ie11l1on abool 60 .eoo t11t o< iAE4s
bex an her deuk. Her hnii n wEamnAe4
badly. Il u feared that nome eNa4ig4&-
ed ooal vessels have been lcgt j. Ne
s1nHm.
Canalmg WeafnsF.
San FnANcIsco. Jan. 1.-In6l1a1lona
for iw0uty~fouK hours eemmen1laH a1
.. "a. On Jnnnaxy 9, fer 0Eaa0n and
Waahinefon Territory Fair uaA1he
followed h poIllensoy IIeht r4lne. nehs
variable winos. shisltnR % fr11e eeaths
eaataiy, slightly waxmoE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

DunrEx, Jan. THE hearing Of lhs
appuai In the cass Of Fred Blunt, con-
viried on The charge Of violstinp fke
crimes set and sentenced 70 tuo months
imprisonmens. resulted IN The sensence
bainR eonkirmsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

WAamn0T8Es aan- &-0WlnE 20 toe
absencs ef Sir Charles TuppeF, tha
meeting of the fisheries commission. 20
have been held this afleEnoo1, vas post
uened tiIl Monday ai o'olock. An the
osher rnembers ars In tbs city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08


NAA4z3E1c3 NxNAxlU4
HkEgKaen, a1n TIA pnxtY al twenty.
- eml1EzN1zs mnn. woueE eNd z4.5.
o1eu, fE1m Azkznsaa "a 611lE N1g s.
MazhzaKlaB 1sFTi1nsy, eAmpeA u z -
ne1t eunw e1r1n II Hle8wk uzy palicg
soufkeszf of hsre. Xk1fk hoExe1 Gzz<
ozt aa1 fhes lsal fkell wN5. a1z aeal1
ptabn1lF haEa raxiAhe1 had shey me-
been discovered ~ Esttl1r e Efg4e
saIIeF feadt1n thAs1 H1N1na 9u4 ouf2s
1he eeznrany wlaa fekln % HstGE CII7
anb cared fuT. isa4imR Aneix onsiit. wh1ah
vii pfobablg not Be- reeuEetef tlll
apEinR.
TniEsy nan ISIS nnfnina oanp Aha.
Little C0stumwoad, yesterday fog thin
silg, and had 9 lerrIhle tsips xha snow
9as eEahf feet ds1p, and ifteek ften "a
day 20 travel II miles Eeu1 q lhs
party suffered 60 mnnh from khs onza
that theY laid down. and eHly b kHs
Labor and pszslslonee q their n1l1r4z
ions Gid they aet tkrnRHh alive. 04l3
10 men arc nor laIl u thaa camp
1hs esas Lake 4 Western, zennlna 70
Tie Lintio mlntnQ district, has bszu
bloaknaad with snow kArse days. Iho
Utah q Western pasg1nEof train iu
Kepox1ed % b sturk ii the NOV On the
Uf1h Central neal Efzseo. fhe sDou 8
feur fsek deep, and mnuy eul1 are Giied.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

WkaHzNoruN, Jan. The house com
mlitess on judiciary, banking and Cur
Fenoy, coinage, weights and reessares,
war claims, IBdEan affairs, aud mann
features organized this morning and
nsmed the days Of mestina. The COM
mifase on banking and e1rrencY ap-
pointed chairman Wflking, LaBdara,
Schneider, Dineslly and WskR - sub
committees 70 consider bill 20 rsorRau-
iEa the naiiouel banking syssem sug.
ceated by Comptroller Trenholm and
tutrpdueed bY wilkins.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

Bos1ua. Jan. The stockholders Of
Wauhinason Fire and Marine InsuEance
Company, today, voted - 30 out Of bus
faeas, ali riska 20 Be insured In other
companies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

ekx Joaz. Cal, Jan. T.-Ths aEai sal.
isfaesory observation fhroueh the Licb
telescope vas mads this evening" Is 3
o'elsck. The aky wns clear, tha Wezfh-
e. cool, and lbcEa vas no rain.
The biz telescope vas ArBt pointed al
tie Beoala in the co1s1sIlatt0n OFion,
which appeased 70 MsssEs. Clark,
ewansy, kesIsR and Floyd mnrl
msrniduont than ever befurs.
Aboui II o,elcck Saturn was also
observed with aatisfaclion. Onig shl
msdium power was afsd. TIE 0bseKva.
lion closed et abozt wi6niRkt. Wosi
ca The photographs isns vii imns9i
ately proceed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

WasamaroN, Jan. 5.-Lt b STATED ihat
Mf. LeBaEneas before whom gAa haaE1
the appeal from she decision ok The Sur
gsgcf general Of Afiz9na refusing Pre-
simlnzEy survey in 5he RoEalia lnnd
grant claim, viii dnoida aGainse the np-
peIlaut sophia R3avis on the name
grounds - did Surveyor General HIS.
namely, that there i 90 money % pay
for lb9 desired survey He will eise
hold that the claimants have no rights
20 . survey Of the reservation until
thar elaims ars fscognized b. the sus-
weyoT general of Arizona. "a II th0nobt
that Rsavis vii apply 70 the sscEetaEy
Of the interior for an order 10 have the
enklre matter laId before him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

WAmu0ToH, Jan. T.-Oaptain Amos
Olid, Q clexk in the pspaion ofzics, and
formerly q member of General HheKi-
dams stan. died at The Providence hos
pital 10 this city about two wesks ago,
and without the knowie&Re Of his
friends be was buried in tbs potter,s
held. The discovery vas made today
that bis remains have been removed
from the Cemetery aud sold 10 q medical
college. An investigation viii be msde.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

NEw 1oaKs jan The weakfg Aank
elaeeDe1t aooBz q reserve inareaee 81
4@.16I. 90. 4ha haaAe roe hold so.
e26.oeo IL ezcesa q sha legal Rula.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-08

81. Paul, Jan. 7.---A Belgrade. Mon
TINA, srscial TO The Pionesr Press aaya:
Al O'Clock this morning the thermom-
eaer registered 81 deersss below zero,
which is the c0ldesi since 1865. The
stock u suffering severely. and should
ths present cold snap continue, the loss
will Be heavy. All freight trains are
abandoned. Passenger trains geinR
vest ere frofn "a 70 Is hours late.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

OF MR.. AND MRS. LOREN A. TOWN
They are Killed ia = Railroad Accident In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the
Reception of the
Remafas.

Late last evening 9 dispatch was received
at Police Headquarters stating that Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Town had been killed in rail-
road accident at McCook. Neb.. and asking
what 70 do with the remains.
Sergeant Hurley and TELKeRaN- II ERALD
reporter, after quite long search. found
Charles Buck. relative Of Mr. TowVs
brother, in the Houseman block. and from
him learned that Mr.. and Mrs. Town LEFT
the city q few weeks ago. and that he had q
brother in Dubuque. Iowa. and that his
father was in Leslie. Michigan. Mrs. Town
has two children by former husband, a
boy about IL years of age. who is at home
and girl. about Is. who Is attending school
in Canada. Her father. Joseph Clackner.
lives in Sparta.
Mrs. Town was formerly Mrs. Devendorf
and was we'll known here having been for
wears the agent for the White Sewing Ma
chine. She was a good business woman.
and was in comfortable circumstances. She
had hosts of friends who will regret 10 hear
of her death.
Mr.. Town was Deputy Game and Fish
Warden for Kent county, and had also
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Town were married in
1881.
A telegram was sent last night directing
the railway company to send the remains
to this city. the family residence is at IL
South Pine-st.
The news will be a SAD blow to Mrs.
Towns two children. An effort was made
to find the son last night. but be had gone
10 a party and no one seemed 10 know
where ne was He will first learn the sad
news from the morning papers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28
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