, 1888-07-19
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Ioyroy, July Iu.-lu an interview.
'a-nnil says that aa talieves t3e
f.me r.ie rnayyru, will result IL
ha establishments of au Imperial ps:r-
I4 u- - which England, Scotland.
irrlar& aud Males and the colonies
" Z I, represented. aud that each
W1U!d have sepeTu1c legislature to
manage its local affairs. The Imper-
5ai PaThment, ne thought. would sup
docs lot believe the next election
vii result in a return TO the
house Of commons of less than 12G
Gladatoniaus.
c. =. s; Q BEAKEMEE STRIKE.
kansas CITY. 1fo.. July 1O-All .
brakgmeu on the Z. B. X Q. hailrogd
struck at Ii:30 O'Clock this morning
ADMISSION.
WAsuIEroy, July 7.-Congrcss man
Springer says he is waiting to call up,
after the tariff bill has been disposed
Of his bill admitting Dakota, Mon
tina, Washington and New Mexico
into the union. lie does not believe
tho house will adjourn without taxi
ing some action IN Che matter. tor
that would lead the republicans to |
charge that the democratic majority /
was hostile to the admission of terTi- /
tories. Springer says that so far aa !
he knows not more than two or three |
democrats viii vote with the repubh- |
cans for the division Of Dakota. The |
test will come on the proposition to
substitute tie senate for the house
bill.
WANTS TO BEJOIN THE ARMY.
PARIS. July 10.-Gen. Boulanger,
in an Grafton at St Snervan said ne
hoped his sword would return to him
before another year had passed.
THE TEACHERS FAST ARRIVING.
SAN FRAScIsco. July 10.-Members
OF the Educational Association are
rapidly arriving. Sections OF the
! Colorado and Indiana delegations,
the first to arrive in any numbers.
came to day in separate parties. All
were delayed by an accident to Il car
at ColfaX, Cal, caused by breakage
of wheel.
BUCKLING on THE ARMoR FOR THE
CAMPAIGN.
NEw YORK, July 1G-A conference
has been held to-day between near
Representatives Of General Harrison
and Mr.. Morton. and it is stated that
there was most cordial agreement as
to organization of committee and
plans for the campaign. 1t is said
! . h, -, l.. !
| TO represent all elements of the par
ty and preserve unity and harmony.
1t has been supposed that the chair
manshIp of the committee would go
! West, but it is said now that Clark,
son, of Iowa, and New, of Indiana,
the two Western men mentioned for
| the place, both decline 80 consid II j.,
and this will insure an Eastern chair
man, with probability that Coz
Dudley, of I9diona, will be made
chairman of the executive committee
ARRIVAL OF 4 NOTED RABBI.
New York, July 9.-The orthodox
Jews ct this city have been long ex-
| pecting very learned rabbi from
Wilma, Russia, who is to be presiding
rabbi over all New York, and his ar
rival now is the cause for great cheer.
He Is the first high or grand rabbi
who ever came to America. The
learned rabbi, according to the be
Lief OF his church, refused to leave
he ship until after sundown. He is
a robust man with an abundant
| beard and pleasant smile. His name
Is Jacob Joseph. His province will
bo to insist on more ri id observ-
ance OF the mosaic law There were
great numbers OF his o-reIigionists
assembled to greet him on his arri-
val
COMING To PUGET SOUND.
BosroN, July Ex-Mayor Rob
inson, of Gloucester. and Samuel &.
Roal left This city this morning for
Seattle, W. T.. to look over the situ-
alton there relating to haibut. Capt.
Solomon Jacobs has recently arrived
home from that vicinity, and gives
glowing accounts of the possibilities
of Pacific i.heries. Halibut is ba-
coming more and mora scarce in the
Atlantic fishing grounds.
FRED:CTs Il RELIGIOUS UPRISING.
NEw Yonk. July 6.-In the course
Of his weekly address before the anti
poverty club to night McGIynn said:
Some day there will be tremen-
dous revolution, which will eclipse
tue French uprising, and in which |
the people will rise mp in their wrath |
at the interference of these dictators,
and bayonet and club these monks
and priests and archbishops, the pope |
and the cardinals. This is the way |
the Lord will deal with them; SO l |
say, leave tham TO his mercy.D This |
was wildly cheered
THE NEW cRuR D'ALEEE ROAD.
SPOKANE FALLS, July Kirkpat-
rick Bros, of Nebraska, have secur-
ed q 40-mile contract on the o. r. &
n. branch into Ceur d'Alene from
Pennington.
NORTHERN PAcIFie TRAIN DaLAYED.
SPOKANE FALLS, July 10-The west
bound passenger train due here last /
night did not arrive till late this af-
erIoon, owing to the burning of Il
bridge near Giend We.
ELLENsBURG, July -Northern
Pacific train No. l. west bonnd, of to-
day, due here at Hos a. M, is re-
ported l6 hours late, the delay be
ing caused by bridge burning in a
mountain fire.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MAJOR GEORGE C.
BLANKENSHIP.
OLYMPIA, July 10.-George q. Blank
enship, an old resident OF this city
died to-day rather suddenly. Dur
ing the Indian war of 1856 he held
the rank of major in Washington
Territory volunteers and was sheriff
OF thurston county in 1868. Dsceas