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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

Several days have nov elapsed since
The publication Of Mr.. Blsius's letter
declaring that he 10 not . candidate
fss the yrestdtIey. nod . consci. nA as
sacst bss been made BY tie psess Of
the country to ascertain 9th accar.c,
the opts,on Of tie pa lic ooucsrnins
u. Repre- De- tst,ve usu Of b,th polit,-
cal gsrt,ss have bsea int rvisseo xitb
cot nouesr OF the I'LL snetossipe topic.
aud Their vhvs lave been autographed
10 ell tssss uf The coonsfy. 10 add
ton 20 tbs. ssoh ns~spapef hes su.
dsssostd 10 alive TIE v,svs Of ,ts csu.
ssmporss's,. ssd every rev.papsr read
81 ts- nav Q reasonably scc1fs,s idea
81 boz M. bsalps's letter 10 consider.
cd. eot opiy by Tho leading mss Il The
eosItsy, tat BY tLe issdirR ! utsais 81.
VEIL N.vc IN tbs history " Aueri-
eau journalism has q mo's systesa,ie
at,sups bsea tuade to pseeent The wees
Of Fsgrer nfstIve men OF eli shade,
OF op'lin apoa . subiscs VI . ssmi-
political nstart.
A. . rssuls OF this s6eu The pohiic
has been psv~sstcd vnh Al,ses ~
maIy oSsuiun. as there a,e shades Of
poiii'esi differences "a Of personal feel
tea toward Nj. Bisire. by sume /, -
believed tsa, u. refusal to acc~p, a
nomination IL absolute aud xill pos De-
sscausldsred aAdsr any cueun stances.
Osners srv Of she OPINION that Mr..
Baains 10 sine~re 10 hls attsrsncss DO,
tia, 1e could be iudne, q 10 AGO. o. =
spoutsnsoes peninsticn 81 TIE hand.
OF the eonssniiso. snli others .spr.s.
the opiniop ,hst MIR. Blaine simtIy d.
sissd 10 rrt,.ve IN. Res uelieas party OF
ensatr ssessnt-test be seshssd hs.
posi,ian g. defeated eAasli.ie and
ssgp.d ss,ae In der thst tbs eooyso-
uon m,sot t- free - chocs~ n a.
snacts tbs ethsrs vhess nsats u ~
eoa.ids rss. ttsse ARE siso, % cSarss.
these stc bali We tsat Mr.. Hisine q.
mere esnai at. . an ever aaa thar
TIE ssislex Of he hitter ga. stnely "a
psi' IT . asr.l laid sios to sseure Toe
n"aainss,0n IN sorus aaasrlapaed ard
rsued-ae. ~ manner.
IL :. posiee.oss. hossv 2, that snons
thos~ see res.rd Mr.. b.tns's 2, fasal a.
aEsi and synsi3vs hEs ezadiiac, =. No
lsases q fsesor Ia tue prs.si.ai,ai RIB
lesa ate large ramasr of the usn sto
have hsii toe naoss 10 ias.ts paiiiieal
AL pvssansl rssss soa- cite a,ua. Ams M
ses !asrEsi. ~etss tsks sais wee aru
TIT Nee f~fk F,.A~Ss aud the Pniia-
a.i, ha rrss. D ta OF veise e.v.
sssselss advocated the 70 ueasrs
tioe u Nj. Blame. Ceslfmsn J,1s.
Se-fls. kassfy saith. seEstor fyr,
ssssseE nlssf. ~ nstr Ch.nassr, sspa.
sor hasiss asa Rspsys~n alive Boo
tells ssars tsls esinssn sua esiisvs TIA,
MI. k~ies eanIo. Ne svssv s ,ro19 has
tasvetts 1es ia sscess a neniu.esae
Assess hose veo esss elo~s ysr.oD.l
sslssloss ~nh Mr. hssiss An3 zee Us.
Sect fteaa tas wee ate J@sys Mail,
Of Asss..a AID casses~y n pvp.. e:
Nee iosk. eesh - ~esm believe thai
be q sts he sfv,Aaist a.ea .. rsean
steer lis tegsraisaslea.
The Essas msss Of ksyshlsesns W. I
esseisty regard Mr.. hlSsls's si.h- /
esvsl . sinssse. asteoexe GAay ss |
shax as.sst u vsss taAss B, psnstoss /
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

nrsaAs sovlsus - se6uasst = ~
- - 9gasna an1fng 49, O1Ue11.
h91en J. osssnes. sUsebsl aesss g -
sMee1 epUes10ana, - - - 1sao-
sassAs - poestve6 ss6ssB frno - -
passoeoA - WoGafnoeso. s1ssooA 3 -
~ Assne AysD = - enaeess, -
s6osipe9 Mo- - eeeees6 - woosssosn,
Nc Iess. - tnSssq1osas ~ naes
ops1n soesatlDR sgstsotsno 4pososjs
gs9e o9htss. n asfugs - ! 4.
0ssdDs- os1 - ssestn gpessis Gard
~. - oees Dsea1 = - . jsuEual -.
eose- H. fssDU 0~e6sss 80 a00s6os-
ID ~ UsesAes. 9th - - eD1loGeos II
-na0Oa. - eot.f ioapeoa1e. Oslloeaes
1soo9ss H. Csopeos fDe9Dheot, ss1aDnod
q snoosf fee sssssal 0sssos ID IT, ~
sses - soeosuooe sequsee q B-eGhes
bsee4ef - spp>aseoly e1pssooDd IN
fsssedshtp fus 0ssdsss. - s1assd tAal
b - posttsvs 0ssdees 80 tnsoesol
Of eompi'essy 70 seseeiise spesastaos
~oes 0as6oos's sPrsss 8-eeoss -
<l.gsspe<o - ~ 0sr6pes b etoAes
sno - @eDaee 49, sect fsn0 THE estJ
70 eAn Ffas Cleo PEI mall. vnese Gag
tsl1 beeeoef - q -. faeo0oy.
Ies rev noe caster Usss-s WoIectt
so0oeoded By Cspssin 0isvss, tool
den - Pert Aoaei<e thu 0csatsG {
parry ct ffsso6a. 600 eouseOp - tai
IL "a eeisvs PART 10 TIE ssa1 eseats
MON. Mr. O. y. Class, Of shs baDktps
arm Of Cispr 4 2. esb.eh, vss me Of
be ssmhss. sbd ~ sogaeed b ssul -
lite - PoFs Aaesses - sxseossvuly .
Cspssso Gov :. 81 The Wotooet.
1hA RA.a -
the city Of an0thss Gaze ( SMALLPOX %
toe Couseer, Oss unf,un6ed. Tue ~
voFs vss stssted b. ooe 0f the esev b.
saQ s-heo vi % s>osoos Of The vooesns.
lion taking 20 cell, .. the hsalsh el1s-I
sxpssss>d u. An Of the essv ere nos
"a toe pess bnuse, and the vesssl Gill b.
selesssd on ptxs Mosdsv.
The American soip Richard p. Duet
% IN The bssbos, loader vith LII o0'
Feet II lumber from TasoOs tor sss
Pedro. fhs bsok n chartered % loss
,posbse CARGO Of lumber % faocmA To-
he ssms dsstspastou.
ibe bsst Men non Vas reported ID
he Ssrsiss this mosutna n Neah B "
oeood 90 Part Dsrepvssy from Usu Dieet
70 Ios1 Q retain o. ~ Of Is0bes.
TIE tug mcRoi pssBr1 doom viih d,
shlp fOo Brothers IN TOO, oual laden
Ihe barb atlanta ebspOed eseV .
this psst today FOE Hsooialu. TsM ' .
eel 10 os0siiy engaged 10 eoastipa trade
nut the Puget Mil eoopaay thought
bss The Hswaat.n market Woeid b :
good pleos 10 Uhich - sind . cargo o.
iomoeS from Port Gamble.
The American sbip Aitxsudes 0ibeoI
- 10 ire hasbss Loaded vtsn vneas. ant
VII probably olesS and sail thts Veek.
The bark Tidal Wsve came % fsou
he ospe 10 tso Of The tae Rainier 10.
Iighs.
TIE ship 6omstra vent 70 - thi
evening IN too Of the to, p ,osog.
Poss Povnseud. FEB II. 1865.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

The snsosecee<ps thss the Osssos
psohibisseptsss s1peos 70 pus stsfs
tseket N tie 6sid spd make VIA ,soo.
canvass befsse both sbs ssass nd pref
dsssisi elections. n made Almost sinsl.
espsopsl, With ste sssssDses that Pres
tdess Ckvelaed las BIZ besss 81 upon
earryfrs Osssos. and that hss nspssss-
tatesd 10 usts Desperate sdess g.
crafty bic visb. Of eouf.e. stts may
BE- msssly . cesecids bee, tst suen colr.
es6sress are becoming ssmsshsbjy coa.
@on. Aspassnsiy II 10 no los Ger posi-
bic for sbe psmoe'sss 10 msk~ eeats -
for Eosttern VAis without the arsiss
spce Of The third party prohibit ssnisss.
4 opisos partnership bss ssemins ~
ben fS'nsd. tie D. sessss sespsrs al
the tsp.eis ssd the pssh,bisioeisls
arasifS.nR their spise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

49, - 0lsasss1s - nndnsn q
oNsso - bs11sss ~ sbsssu1onnsss
sesef6 - tsnesps1 ~ b eUs>s q ~
ust11ssesi. usA9 - slsso1slss-
-. shey ssse. he ssotssssss ssald
- ~ ssssspd - ~. Bssfss vssi1
bsssna ~ psssy's ess6sdsAs-
fhs b<isss tsss ~ Risssses Issfss
- sbsily fesssssss sed vas isees6s6
soi1 - . potisisai tstsk y bid siooss
sfsssassiy b nsssanps as1 psDc-
ssssa Tbsy ere shzs - asss - paaasi
BE fsasso foe shis bslief so6 ssssssais
70 eeiy t>esuas shey 80 aseo~soos1 70
ssoss ns. Blsiss % sii ssessssss ss6
10 ieok for ssos Carl sskses behind
bic svssy uosd asd ssssop. They ~
foe 10 seessriss The ssss tkss 10 void
ssss bsss ~ sssssesa fslsy 10 havs ~
surse6 10 sessss ths nowssatioo By
tos to1irsss cd tricky o<she6 Of pre-
ses6tss 70 6eeitss II. vnsu. II sbs ies-
'ss hsd Dot bsea eYitsso. zoe monica
'son sooid have bess sssasea viahSus
- -Soss. NOBODY sss psofsssss 10
ioubt sbss Ms. Blaine voald hsvs oesp
seOiesssd 90 tie asss bslios and al
ncss y seeisessso, II ks hsd remained
. ess ds6sss. Cnd<r these siresosean
50 ~ V Dol eass 10 spdessssna chg III.
letter seould have bees ssis,es n b.
SER nns psss-ssly sineefs 10 the s1psss
Tons Uhfoe u eoItsins.
e. ma, therefore. b ssid bsis ~ b. Z
hose of Mr.. BIsins's sssenss sho have
he o. ssss pre- nsl relasions vssh hin.
sre generally disposed 70 regard bis re
fassl - sincere ssd Gsai sod 10 looh
soous for . nsv candidate. that his er-
,bs-tsstie soppostsss vbo have 90 ger
sossi relations vish him regard IL o.
sineers lot ar ioeiinsd 20 dissssasd H..
I'D ttat hrs o. emies believe 10 10 Be 10
apesse sLoosh they ere unable 10 give
ssy Fsssoo for their belief.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18
HOW TO BUY LAM
Certified checks, payable at s;oh+ -
the Puget sound National Rsn1 -
given a. security for money
invested.

Two fHosE pEsIRous or BuryNs PROP.
ezsy O rfmn. aDa 1oeo0sas prn~nv
cWa<rs an1 Ian i1us6D, - saer - fclyevi,s-
We u1ii ALLOW ysa ffsm sArss no. IA n
Ave ysars' dne secsrdiss 10 IL is.d 70.
Ne ehsrus nsasher prvn,un a. ,.,.,~.. =.
- pss.ss'. ADD v'R ssve POO sssrs,s 20
We Asvs lots = ~ ssd - sA.s .r- -,
70 IA lnno ssr~0t. nd afs vithsa = rHAfu, n
90 an1 . haf eiin froo tAs punooAce
tesy lay veil ~ arr d<orsAI~ Iooa
Me fssstre only 10 ~ cent. = a. sarnss
nansg AID - vtil Ovs eerfA-d go 1ar y,
.sa s.eess OF ssaA ~ svssy ahssssssi
II. sAsek h arssn ey IL Pus<s eppsa =.
u n.l eank. nd g made pay.bse q ssh,. te .,
efssoe8 Ne p0scnassg a4vsaeanu, Ard KIN
ssere tAes ease sevsr bern bslsss o6rs.i
Aiser yoA Asve hasg4l1sc loe sce OF uors
- ssoeid 20. shrsase siekAe0 o. aeesdsus
% 60 Hessea ftr Doney, POO have e..ly ID
pssssos yea cAscks q ~ haan soS th-r mi
- sAesea oc RE go fog sAs1R fuii fscs whine
1eoeia 20 s~s oshsr iso1 tat you eons,. 81
esster hsrxasA the above ssilI helas cod
A eeoss. Tue muss Ia The hans ssaIss yos,
sfsss No = snss'uteiy os,ona enr csuarol
a-1i 700 prsorst - checAs 70 a. n n ~,
n fsi. Tor ~ pisce OF ~ Lana S.s-.,nss H.,
nea as. lssaorr. ~ The opsiae az pr,v,.
ese Se ~ ansoevd aSxina secsdsns You
afs yosr uss.ores sna haskse I'D - "a ~,
ems = Owner u vaiuAsss propersy.
seoeAa ys1 ~ any liass. hossv~s. press n
~ eo1s q bank fos psy mens tsey iii B.
asrcsa.say ooaofsd ana f.esar-sd . o.
" The sasd iaEd
We eaee golden oppossanisy ed sdvs,.
zoe - euy nv. DOlt vaai fur ume a.
n'siassnee TO sfosd ysu tie orpsrSanisy q
ssytns. coaid have bosshs sscs - sach |
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

nEv ooaroaArsoss sosxrD.

Irregular Corr. Poet fstslltSsaesr.)
Articles Of incorporation hsvs been
~ d With Secretary OvipR- Of the Ia
suo. Tfsnsfsf Company. Tue capita
..ock I $1,000. and tbs trustees are
Tfsncis U. h.lrfeii. Charles L. 4urph,
aud Harry u. Hal. all Of Tacoma.
Also Of the OAKLAND Land, Liam ast
rFoes Oompas, Of Tacoma. lhe csp-
,t-l stock is $4,000 and the trustee,
are H.sry n. Ball and Oaaslss T. vese
both Of rsosma.
Also Of the F,sss Unitasiau church oil
Seattle. Tue iucospoFasoss ore AlfEet
snyder. George II. Preston, Herman
Chaplin, Msrmosa Dsvos and Oslsst
Field.
Also Of he CifIssns Land COMPANY
Of r-eoma. The capital stock 10 hxef
| ~ $4,000 and ths tSustess sse @. w
rro@psoo, J. B. Mcmillan and U. n
Jobosou.
Also Of the Republican Mining Com
psny Of SPOKANE Falls. The object Of
the eoa pany 10 30 porchass. dsvelo,
| and work that certain misinQ clain
knovn - and called the Repubiicsr
Fraction. sisosted 10 the 0rsts mining
district, Sbosbooe com ,. Idaho" Tht
capital - - SO 600, divided toso share,
OF the par value Of Is eaeh. The true
tees are O. b. KING, james Mopoehau
J. n. Glover, Charles 6vesov, 2. h
More and J. W. Oh 'pDau, ell Of 6po
kane Falls, end q q. Give Of Portland
Also Of the Usioo Ciub Of seattle
Tue capital stock 70 $4,000 and ire trus
te,s are u. y. nospoy, Joup Doues
sod Harry u. BAyiis-
| Alec Of the Hp0ksne Falls Truck and
Dsay Company. Tue capital seock !,
$50 009 asd the trustees are Jsoot
Hover, 4. II. Pound odd J. B. Bla
1 l. oh.
A % OF the Kititas Agricultural A.
| saciation, limited TO IN existence oil
tvsaty i've yeafs. Tie Trustees ~,
. Il 0vddis. Tho0ss H.ley. Joseph n
/ shelton. A. Is Whitson. Walter A. Bull
Z. N MoOApdis.s. q. r. Jackson, Geo
n Eit,oss and D. I. Psckvood Ill o!
Eiiep.busR.
Olympia, Feb. IL. 1850.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

Dram 60 M AtFHs William Al
see. The ssihhosvn ecn,rssior aad
tclasss. vhe ess teen III Tor .,srne ,lsne.
tsed Al eis hone 10 n RIB SEATTLE yr.-
cav. lie sas rrma~f % tie NSsargc
er1ssf 10 god sseedsns. and s,ii Be in.
ssrssS sscss shs snsgae<s 81 ssss o+.s.
90 Uasday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

LNsrArs OF ALvURD JACE. DEcEAsEO
IL Nsstee b hse-sy sivea thzs th< under
saez-d has BEEN .Ppctases b ne Probei,
tssft Of Ains eecat3. " T., saDiaisssssor %
ssassr OF AisSra Iaeh lIsoissi. secsss- q
Al p<rsoos kssiaS ssalas ssAtns. sasd 60. .
siAI pfcoeot he so4ae 10 Ne. Win Srspes
voscAsrs. vsA'a ens year fro A.as hsreos. O.
ss sorsvsR. eSrea
RlCHAgD JtFrs,
Roiishse. Rae Co.. ". =.
yAnusry a. lse i.si La
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18
WILL BORROW AN ENGINE,
q uAxssuIvr TO TIos OWE fng AocIpxu1
10 Tns LOCOMOTIVE D. \ o!LnAH.

NJ. o. u. Shsafs, general manager
Of the Puget Soaud Cousisuotisu CON
pany. vss ssen By Q reporter yesterday
and vas Qosstsoned - 70 hoe sfstps
we're to be kept raining and oonssrue.
ton GOT be ioterfessd With dafioe the
recovery aud repair OF shs iooo.nostve
D. n. Gilman. which vsns through tue
,restie recently. Mr. oheafs satc: I'VE
have had no cessation Of trans a. oil %
far, and do mt propose 8, have. Mr.
Is Med maid, Of she 6ass o B III
road Company. has kindly rendered o.
sos ase Of cue Of that compspS's small
engines. which Ne can use 70 adv .nts n
on coosiruosi-a work until The q I'm an
- sii 'esey sRs,n. hsve net seut for
the SAtsop eusfps. ~ d will not uniess
sbe Giimsn 70 more seriously tGiose q
than se appsehend."
How long could 10 take you 70 bring
the ss'sao locomotive you speak Of to
Sssttier'
Il con's think u would take over Q
eoopie sf days. You zee, ve would
hsvs 10 send o ste mee and barge to
h'e sho ham TO bring the Locomotive
bacs."
"Ho. sooc gill she trestls b re-
pai-.ci"
"Joss a. 5000 ~ ve Get hold on the
.nowersed engine ve vtIi rebuild sh.
dams2.d o rsisn OF The tfestle.r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

sLIoarLy DAsAoap -Capsaio Carter,
Of th. shir lvsnhoe. - Que OF tie
hard 81 WORKING end most indussYioos
men seo ssiis into ih,s port, hu, for the
Fs.s' se = months be bss ceen 10 a s,resA
os Dad ioek M man Vosks hsrd.r a.
nshs Qeisk psessees that Captain Car
YER, aDd 90 ooe OF late has mace LONGER
ouss Do lis last TRIO no the coas. be
iescled the e-pe To i've DAYS, ana
s'iis q ioto toe straits. bot 10 Vas not bis
soeh 10 1nd . ice there. and feaY ins
'recoar, ~ = storm Gas csuiee 90, b.
poa ont 10 sss, and beat asoaud Cd toe
care ror iseniy DAYS before he s-,a
sas. Fiaeiiy. however. he arrived her,
sto Get It's mates ard ballast cut, ana
got rnoer TIE skates 10 load rcal
YESTERDAY forenoon be vss ordered to
s>esie hts berth n The coal coek. AZ
'ne anss shsre as an ebb tee, snd The
siss wss ffeD snnfbwar3. 10 1 sv;ns
tee COCA, tie ivsnh e droppes doxp 90
tas hAsnIsnd L'set, carrying ava, the
fofnes's sose.say-s,it NEST. AMI FORE
sep gallant ard raysl stays, and bead
gar She siso carried svsy the Htcn-
isrd Liahs's tsii. he dAruass T., tn-
'ofmsf v'si probably smoans 10 tlHo.
I'D 10 tso latter vess,i &c Cap,Aio
tsf'ef casiis est tire 10 tie tuoy. end
Dove the ivSntce Of, shere ste roe
ssys. svaitins hes sarn al the horkrr.
Orr ros Nss foxx -. @. Hs.n.s.
81 this city. oil leave Seattle 70,
ostsa'eora. n. Y. By gay Of sAo
frsrcssca. tai. norrinc. wherr n. ,.,..
- ise psrcose OF defending Z A.
oHaaes sac eis eee-in Kperism. vito
are there tslc 20 charge Of .n1rsitns
osin1: Ar. dsice. ard Mr.. Gasdner
vsre always warm persnoai frienes ard
tSs vss ote OF tie pssne'pal COG ssdes
~ ess that iudseed Mr.. Hstosa 90 eoc
s-ls "a 50 80 fsr Away frosa hers
asfses term Of soara
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

leg acre ;rsct Fa-D-ous ~ 49,.
y essaasio aed ~ mssss eesa 4. I1Hr
nshs"sf' ~ .. re- cssasoa - - E.
.Spiss sna trass, Assse. Nm ~ s-SS
insaszn'e pelscy foe tA;ss yslsss -
t'ss'y scns-ossnss Il - esa.@
wsseins1oa, ssro.a fspo 3eeknrn 49,. -.
osasy belt: - 80 sere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

~ eniesprsea - sumunDa
zee fses srane 1885, SSaQh
1919 csa0ha and a -.
ssrse prcyortscn Il ~ - 0Rk
r sessery and sappssss. -
n~'.s. osessls ssus,s o. - -
x oossea. Csicsro All -. -
- se.tsis as tas Arrss SssD
49,. eating ssosA "a =,
g vrsk ssrsids sas sp.k,,.s-
eosncy In car nsss q, - 10
ssosDo % sesR ssras -
-, ca rosds seaasesiss bssA -
Ss III many usAes fnp ss,Ss -
w aassttao u SSs 49,.
W tee-s ruasons ao1 H..
- sithia 'es1y cal. D. =, -. -
soe Ase 10 sasaiseos l.r,<sS
s<sita. asas 10 . prom - 80 -
su.e s,.s cay sAise tr~ss
...ss.. esp.ess'sss 40 4 COY -
HAees easspse "a :
A ans iassfrs< % sds> r.ar. =
- seii to yeo noV
se e.n sfxty azys ls.,s. -
.aae ssa ssesatne On
- on feAl es'A pace. =. = 800
y vM bring ,hes .,
-. ears ees,srss al r,,is~
VI p, Aasdsonsl, b - s0e1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18
FROM aaUr sPMaNLx, AJAX

d. Jshu A. Riayser. Prs-idsas Medical sns
sesUseA Institute. ssys: bsys Used Acser'.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-16
The Democratic and Republican
Candidates for Governor
Speak at Jonesboro, Washington
County, to a Big Crowd.
Tho Enthusiasm OF tho People was
for tho Democrat.
Mr.. Hawkins Makes u Dignified Speech,
but bob" Does Him Up-Prosi-
don't Cleveland Send n Let
tor to Chaunooy Black.

JoNEsnoRo, Tenn; Sept l5.-Thc joint
canvass between san Hawkins, the Re-
publican nominee, and Gov Taylor tho
Democratic nominee, for gubcrnatorial
honors, began here today. Washington
county turned out in largo numbers,
mainly to see Gov. Taylor, who Is known
to hundreds OF them rs plain Bob" Mr..
Hawkins spoke first and made dignihed,
gcntlcmanly argument In favor Of Rcpub-
lican principles, high protective tarG
and national aid TO education. In sup
port OF his Arguments he quoted Col A. S.
Colyar. lie attacked hylors position on
the Blair bill.
Gov Taylor made ono Of tho best
speeches Of his life, and defended
himself In most satisfactory man
ncr against the charges about his position
on the Blair bill. lie said that the extract
that Hawkins had read from his message
was true, but that he did not declare him
sell IN favor ol the Blair bill. lie had al
ways been opposed 10 national interference
with state schoOls When the Governor
had closed lac was complimentcd by hun.
drcds ON his speech. The enthusiasm was
great and everything points 60 Democratic
gains In this county. The people had
never seen Mr.. Hawkins before, and no
was at complete loss to know how TO
talk to the Eu-t Tcnncscans. Gov. Tay-
Tor had another advantage over him in
tlis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-16
A FALSE REPORT.
No Yellow Fever at Birmingham.
The Quarantine Against That City
Revoked on Learning
From It's Municipal and Health Au-
thorities that No Gases,
Suspicious or Otherwise, Had Made
Their Appearance There.
1t Was All the Fault of Fresh
Correspondent,
Who Said 1.-THE Health Officers
Have the Few Gases of Fever
Who Said 1.-THE Health Officers
Have tho Few Gases Of Fever
Under Close Police Surveillance, "
Which Was Very Plain.
The Chief Of Police Orders the Ar
rest Of The Appeals Informant.
The Excitement at Every Place Grow
ing Less-Decatur Reports No
New Cases-Inspeotors at
Various Points Make
Their Reports to
DR.. Plunkett.
Epcelnl Dl.rnich 10 rhc Anncnl.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 15.-The Kan
sas City railroad people worked up brave
kick this morning when the intelligence of
The Memphis quarantine against Birming-
ham became news, and there being moth
ing like yellow fever here their dissatisfac-
ton naturally spread TO the city authori-
ties and the general public, and Mayor
Lane unhcsitatingly joined the railroad
officials in representing to the Mem
phis authorities by wire that there
was no yellow fever here, and
n suspicious cases Of other sick
ness. The physicians generally advised
him that he might say that the health of
birmingham was hardly ever so good as it
is now. An announcement shortly after
noon that the quarantine proclamation at
Memphis had been withdrawn was re-
ceiyed and Mayor Lane this morning fined
three men $50 each for circulating ground
less and sensational reports Of yellow fever
in this city. There is very little uneasi-
ness in this section any more, even in re-
gard 10 communication with Decatur,
where, it seems, the Louisville & Nashville
trains will be allowed to stop tomorrow.