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The Portland daily press., 1888-07-20

Inc Maine Central Institute at Pittsfeld is
soon 10 have commercial department. The
money required for doing this has already
Deen pledged. During the vacation the re-
quired rooms will be finished and eyerythinp
put IN readiness SO that at the beginning of
tne Iail Term, young men and ladies will be
i!urnished with Thorough business educa-
lion IN snort time and at moderate ex-
pense. III Is intended to make this depart
this kind in the State
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21
Notice to Tax Payers.
ST NartinsvilIe Nov, 9th. 1857.

st Nartinsvile Nov, 9th. 1887.
The tax payers of St Martinsyille are
hereby notified and requested to call at
the office of the undersigned Collector
at the Court House and pay their CORPORA
ton taxes for the year 1887.
a. BIENVENU-COllectO
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21
DIR. Boerhaave's Nervine Pills.

Weakness Of the Urino-genital system
of either sex mo matter from what cause
induced) this wonderful herbal remedy
speedily and permanently cures strength
els the organs, and renders their action
natural and vigorous again.
We will send a box containing SIXTY Of
these wonderful pills, postage paid. in Sc
curely sealed package. to any P. o. all
dress in the United States or Canada Oh
receipt OF one dollar.
The Boerhaaye Medicine Company. 81
West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21
A Defamer Castigatcd.

Yesterday in the United States Senate
the louisiana State elections were made
the occasion for violent and unprOvOked
attack on the people of Louisiana by Sen
atOr Sherman. In the interest OF his
presidential candidacy he waved the
bloody shirt and assailed our people
i'm a most shameful and wantOn man
ner.
Mr.. Sherman was in Louisiana in the
infamous days Of reconstruction and ne
assisted to perpetrate upon the people OF
this state the shameful Outrages which
have gone on record among the infamies
which have met merited oblOquy and de-
testatiOn from h0nnest men in every age
and country where they were known.
Senator Vest who had knowledge Of
Mr.. Sherman's connection with these de-
testable transactions, charged them upon
him, and nailed him to the pillory of
public condemnation. Senator Vests
able review Of Sherman's connection with
the Hayes and Packard episode was not
30 much defense Of the people Of LOui-
siana as it was deserved castigation ad-
ministerei to the perpetrstOr Of an OBJ
scene and outrageous defamation.-N. o.
Picayune.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21
THE pICAYUNE,
The Leading Newspaper Of the South

THE DAILY PICAYUNE
Is independents and fearless in it's edito-
rial conduct. IL has the widest and
most complete system of news gathering
by telegraph and correspondence, and
the most accurate and complete mar
ket, commercial and financial state
ments published in New OrleanA
THE SUNDAY PICAYUNE,
Which may be taken separately frog
the daily subscription service, 10 I'm
and complete i'll all news departmental
with the added features OF household,
fashion and society talk. and feast OF
choice original and selected literary
matter for homo reading. The special
writings of Catbarine Cole, Henry
HsyDie paris corrcrpOndent), jennie
June, MOllio Moore Davis. and many
others, appear IN the Sunday issue.
THE WEEKLY PICAYUNE.
This mammoth 16-page paper 10 the
best and cheapest weekly paper pub
Eshed in the South. In o condensed
form 1t contains all tho news of tho
week, the cream Of all literary matter
and the best special features of the
Sunday issue, with al important Agri-
cultural Departments and the Latest
Market Reports. The Weekly 10 pub
f7hed every Thursday. and reaches al
Subscribers for Sunday reading.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21

L. Audibcrt is 10 love with the belle
of Anderson.
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Things You Should Never Do.

Venture upon the threshold of wrong.
Spend your money before you get it.
Trouble others for what you can do
yourself ~~-
Indulge In idleness, loquacity or flip
pant testing.
Imagine that your troubles are the
greatest in the world.
Fail to keep in mind that there il nc
magic like CHEEKY words.
Be blind to the shortcoming of a friend
or the virtues Of an enemy.
Make it a rule TO do the smallest a
mount of work for the pay you get-GOo'
Housekeeping,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21

Oh. now sweet. The Belle of Amber
son Whiskey.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21

When your girl goes back on you call
for the Belle Of Anderson. at Il. Audi
bert.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21
Washington Letter.
Washington ID. C. April 10 1888.

The deadlock in the House on the d.
rect tax bill practically put stop TO all
business in that branch 0fCongress after
Tuesday, Even all night sessions failed
until every parliamentary expedient was
exhausted to bring tie members to- vote.
Whenever a quorum was found to be
lacking the assistant to Sergent at Arms
were sent out i'm search Of absentees and
when found they were brought up before
the bar OF the House to furnish their ex-
cuses for absence without leave. Many
of the members were taken from their
beds at midnight and later and carried
before the House, where they were made
the subjects of much sport by the other
members.
The work Of the committees was also
seriously interfered with by the dead
lock, as the members when q short recess
was taken were too fatigued to attend
the meetings and none of the committees
had a quorum for business.
Special days had been assigned for
consideration OF bills reported 10y certain
committees but as the Legislative day Of
Wednesday continued from day TO day
and nothing but the direct tax bill M
der consideration could be called up the
committees lost the day assigned 10 them,
and will find it difficult to get other days
fixed as the other assignments will have
to ;aio precedence.
Up to the present time the House has
considered and passed some 700 private
bills, but it is portable that only few
more, if, any will be passed at this ses-
sion. The calendar is so crowded with
other measures of a public character that
very many of them will fail for want
of time and as between measures that
effect only one person and those which
effect many constituents the members
give preference to the latter.
The Committee on private claims alone
has had over 1910 bills referred to it,
many of which will never have so much
as report made thereon. The Committee
however has live energetic Chairman.
and with very few exception, industrious
hard working members and so meritOriOu
bills as q rule, do not remain long In
Committee. Where they fail Of action
| Is in the House, where 30 much time Is
lost in debate.
So far, only three appropriation bills
have been disposed Of, and that fact has
given rise to the report that the others
are being held back for the purpose Of
antagOnizing the tariff bill with them.
The appropriation bills must have con-
sideratiOn otherwise the wheels Of gov
eminent will be stopped for want OF the
necessary lubricant and 50 they are al
ways entitled to the right Of way. 1t
follows that if representative Randall is
so disposed he can at the proper time
bring an appropriation bill before the
House aud so have every thing else stop
ped for its consideration. As very much
time will be consumed in discussing the
tariff bill and not much be left for con-
sideratiOn Of other matters it will be-
seen how we'll founded are the fears of
the friends of tariff reform at the power
held by the high tariff chairman of the
appropriation committee.
| s-a-sEus~,>-szy..~<<-~
When your girl goes back on you call
for the Belle Of Anderson. at Il. Audi
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A Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

A New Iberia special to the Picayune
Of April 18th. says: A very unfortunate
affair took place in Jeannerette yesterday
resulting in the killing of L. P. Provost
and the serious woundiag Of Nicholas
Provost ST., a brother of the deceased, by
Audibert DemOurel. DemOurel came
here yesterday Immediately after the al
fray, and surrendered to Sheriff Veazey.
The preliminary examination was held
this evening and resulted in the dis
charge of the prisoner.
1t seems that DcmOurel, acting in the
capacity Of an Offirer cndeavored to Gllell
a difficulty that was brewing between a
couple Of men near the polls. Nicholas
Provost Jr., interfered and after using
abusive language attempted to cane De-
mOurel. Being unable to defend himself
against his adversary, Demourel drew his
revolver. At this stage Nicholas Provost
ST., father of the younger Provost, step
ped in and attempted to take the revolver
from Demourel. In the scuffle which
followed the pistol was discharged and
the ball lodged in the thigh Of Provost Sr.
causing a painful and dagerous wound.
L. z. Provost was some distance of,
and seeing his brother fall, came rushing
upon the scene and commenced shooting
AS he came. He was called to by several
parties to desist, but he needed not. At
ter his second shot Demourel returned
the fire with fatal result.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21

TIN. G.. is not cure-all but a quar-
ter of Il century of constant use has
demonstrated beyond question that
Tanners Infallible Neuralgia Cure Is
the only known infalIible cure for al
kinds Of neuralgia and for nervous head
ache. 30 cents per box manufactured by
Rangum Root Medicine Ca, Nashville,
Tenn. Sold by all Druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21

An editor Is man who is liable to
grammatical errors, tooth ache, typOgra-
phical blunders, lapse OF memory, and
usually he has ninety seven thousand diff
firent features of his paper. lie lisa man
of sorrow, acquainted with grief and fire.
quentIy liable to get ragged, hungry and
thirsty for a long period, And yet the
woods are full of people who want to be
an editOr.-Abbeville Ua) MeridiOnal.
The Belle Of Anderson Whiskcy is tbt
l.a.ns
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21
LAND FOR SALE.

Lands bordering the corporated limits
of the town of st. MartinviIle. La. city
OF 2OO0 population, near the Morgan
Railroad, will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers, and on the easiest terms.
u For further particulars address 10
ttlS Office or t. EDWARD Sillan.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-21

Is. Audibert has just received the finest
stock of fine liquors ever received in this
town.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29
nAsEsalI cAxu.

czrcloo rosss A oAMs TO xHg pIZrs
yraus-Dpsyo1 VINE ykcH
wagEU0Io5.
Louusu,E, Apsii 81 suisviiie 6.
Csneinnst T.
Nrv Yosx, Apsi. 2s-Brosklyn 0.
Athletics 5.
BaI7.xosx, April 2-Bsissaaefe :,
Cssveiast y
KAxsas Crrs. Asnii s.-No game as
account OF rssr,
Dsxcx vIsgfyo-aS.
wAsuIxorax. ApriI ys.-Isa Bsssons
veg . veil earned vse.ofy tc5sy osss
tee wa.hsrasa1s. | be iossi tam played
veil bat scse by efrcrs 81 81 anfoft1
rae rhass ss tue eams. Nash csesssd
rss1s us She stxsesrss1 ect OF bfs- ssts
ty brilliant z3fk at escSsa tEk4, Tie
w sxksrrsszss tsss. .he seeTs ia toe
sssaft. irnsas. bes 10 .hs tsa.a tos BIS.
tors san tss ganse oo drer Es By VII
r1>ss esd MseA's Essasza sassnens Of
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YEIEsw 8EsnR a FlealoA.

nnncnm oRx1aAI HA7uzxnz Make
ss0 Bus1sxv8 s1x1x8EHM.
WAsnunuReu. Apeil 8. 3.-Sazeenn Geo.
Qal Hamiitou tcdAy uf3ciaJiy paA3tsh<d
~ fu1I te1f ck ~ REPORTS % 0ls IA The
Marine hospital hassaa. 90 which 80
haaod the seess0eEt oe lasa Saturday
tbas shs lnfo insOoot1on Of nicspopS.
Plant City anA 0as3s9. Florida, hAa
psesed TIE resent existeuoe Of yellow
fevss fhsre. ard that several other
points 81 tie western portion Of ths
seaao ase boeked - suspsSisus.
In N inseRvisv this evening in refer
scss 70 the sabjsot ts eait: I'm viev
q The charae.er,stieally visisns ztsscas
On ne b. oeytat3 Etosi0A Bewsparers,
/ havs thooaha bss1 70 pabliah the fuii
int Of tkese reports. lt uill he seen
from : pevpeal ii them tAas | ecald
have made more positive ssAtscsrnt
foraasion en his- rcv learn ttst
By sbe Jscksorvills board Of
swc caseBpf seilow fever a Plant City
ss late - April 24sh. 1hs repossa a. 70
Bssiov ere nos coudsmed, but - 10 the
04HGx H0A3t0 b0o 0f3Kt0M IUtux0dtxoo
seems 10 hAve been correct. fegret
exteemely the eifra0seaness that made
V necessAsy to pahlish the original
WaRninG, bot under The exissiuQ laR u
vas ny duty to The other iscalisG1 10
give them sO0e Information Of the
facts. IL tie publ cation shall stir the
FscSida authorisieg 10 . proper sense Of
the obligation they ovs to the other
states Of the unibn, By pfoups en-
foscereut Of yiQ1rcus sanitary mems
ures and the establishment Of & state
board Of health, ID will result In great
good 70 them and 70 all. The pesssual
Abuse Of the surgeon eeneral. while II
may Be an amasiua diversion 10 the
Florida newspapers. viii neither clean
up their villages nor arrest their ysIios
fever noz ssssofs confidence II them
selves"
The reports filed ahont fear psces OF
the :. Weekly Abstraet Of Sanitary Report
No. z"
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x.s,s.sl gsessy es.s .ses..

WssmssrnE. April 28-rha slsend-
ancs a. sse Ns,isnai Jockey clab vss
tsi.ef tb<u on either OF the pfeesding
days Jhs weather vas beansisui spd
.be track spisrdid. The ssoes sssaitsd
as folio IS:
BIZ fosloSes-yc,sa son. Kioa Ida
second. beo1ie third; time, 1:i6k.
Oas ni.e-fs.es Won. FRANK Ward
seeond, Bess third; sisne, las.
Fog tao scar oias, hair rstie- Holiday
won, ssyrsssr second. Boc1ss Pssk
tsirS; tsraa, :tssx.
Sssss siaslts mile - Bsoax,s0arts
wan, kgrDp sessad. Lazy H. thisd;
tims. l:3i.
S;sep.s chase, sysf fail eocrse- hob
Niles wss, Jisn Aetsowsn ssnczd, Hsr-
eaies tsird; TINS, t.1951.
Pasaaa Lssa ttif Passed.
PARzs, Asrai b. fha Panama lottery
laan bsis ass passed the easnbss os
cepcsiss.
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esou pEueCRAyIc CeyERaARST
A asAsox vny xKNuH1s DaAv PAH Dur
DO no uutMn1D.

A ssIsoE vuY xENuHss paAw PAT Suf
DO no DusMnoo.
wAszIxorox. April o. - Secretary
whitnsy's personal ssests 20 the
laurehin Of Rsverrnsnt vessss ~
CYamp's ship yards 10 Pniiaceipeis iefs
wA,hinetsu In too special traios sf >
.. %. Tie party uan6sftd ucvards
of three hundred and vas composed OF
senators. sspresesstives, arusy and payy
otserp, covrscnent cficials sud news
paper eoyrssporaeuts. There v no4 .
esorana az uaee,hess OF the houes II the
city today. Consequently no oosinees
OF inpcstAnce can ee Attempted 81 See
capitol
AsKIvAL n PsiApx1TzIA.
PsrrADxIPsrA. April 2S--Tvo trains
frem Washington bearine eeesstafy
Whitney ard party arrived fsV min
uses bsscrs one e'escsk ari wefe d
once taken cu board tie steamer Col
pnats where they were received By tie
c,,y osieials ard PROMINENT cftiSxrs.
Tbs steamer meanwhile psocse3ed 40
sts rsvsr % Gangs slip ys-d- The
YostfeUn vAs sscachtd al 9x6 6. @.
AID sas chr.sssrea es Miss Kilapcs
Bssrkersidse. d<uzster Ct fCecossse1eu
Bsscksnfiiss. Tee ayuanits erssssf
fo.lcws.1 oa the vas as 3:io. being
cszristecsi ~ Aiss Nellie Cameron
ezassfef of Senator Csoe-or- Tbs
ssszrees we're uaus5siiy soccessfss-
Ths Uaised Sssses steamer Discafse
vs;<A lay ces 10 The river. ffed sslaies
g the yseueas Gossd o. ~ vAys sefa
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on semAaex ls s.aacs.
oossspznAsIs rxs1rsnHxx Axp ons
sU~RgsexoH,

Sac FaAxcrc,. April z3.--Thefe was
esnsizefaoae tie - Tee sezsson Of tiss
esil eoers ssis sansainz - steadily
ns,sa pssess- The exoste4nsns grew
sEsn Is wzs ssrsssaeed thai y. W. a<sfs.
we'll sresn d<sisr, va u1ssts 70 pas
rrso.s n4szsiEsa 70 usess psstn Its aud III
sn<p-snsIea ass DECLARED. Psscss on
,sasnes have heen steadily risiGs fsR
sevnszt gssAs, on esesuzs OF the ua-
fayezakis pssspecs Tor growing arsir.
cwise 70 l4ei 1t yxjs. BarsnR tie rsss
vsek 1he4s and fsasies Ggasss eAve
gsee uy assxs tssgae d3aEsssa tvs. UA1s
ssspsDsiops sse fease3 saozia sks a,
ssnss cspssnzss daring nsxs vssk-
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GALA DAT 1sa rAsAas.
ruR VALLEY 1Syolc0 own 4 NBv 1uxz
yAo1oHY uxINo sIA1xBD.

yA01oEY 1n1A0 oxA11BD.
WAxDoavTrID, April 8.-TodAy Vas .
gala day fos the citixsns Of Psjaro Val
ley. The cccAsioo Vas the laying Of
the foundation Of Hpreckels' bess sseaR
factory. The disectofs Of the Western
Beet Sugar Company we're met at the
depot By Q large representation OF the
eiliasus and escorted to the Asusion
House and, after repast. they marched
TO the site where, with the usuai formal
itiee. the corner stons was laid BY Claus
eorsekels- Mr.. Julius Lee. the orator OF
the day. spoke foreibly Of the noticeable
union existing between capital snd ls
bos il this great enterprise. The ma
chinePy for this plant arrived from Ger
many and 10 being put IN place by
large force Of Workmen. The cost Of
the plant when the buildings are oom-
pleted will Be half million dollars.
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rLeon GAvg WAY.

A uAII vuLL or PsoPLu ooKs Tnnouou
10 TEE o1ouHn WIFE 4 cnAsu.
BHLxxyonTAnx, Ohio, April 8.-A
tssrihIe accideut occurred at Rusylva-
mia last night. 4 school exhibition vas
in progress In q hall situated 10 the
second story Of brick building, over
100 people being present. Suddenly the
door gave way with q friRhtful crash
and the entire audience vent down in
suSgine mass to ths ground. 81 far
tvo people are reported dead. ten seFi-
ously isjured aud probably fifty mo se
or less seriously injured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29

BEalM. April 26.-The emperor ate
beef yesterday for the nrst time since
the beRinnipR Of hts recent iilness.
ALMOST WITHOUT IxvH1.
BRaLu. April "a bullstin issned
this morning says the emperoF's c5pdi-
tiou 10 unchanged. He vas almost
without fever this morning.
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TEE nATE wAR.
sIA1RMyHI auoWue xHK LossEs xx.
TArlED n THE sANR.

AAiAAU II 1hh t4&ks
CHicAse. April as. The statements pre-
pared by the chairman ~ the sosth wessssu
fFsaic Association OF losses sustained hy
the association lines daring tas recent rate
war, show . reductios OF revenue IS COM
pared with the corresponding period OF issl
yeey Of u4 per cent on western aud 1T per
cent. on eastern tonnage, &c total decrease
Of 81 ia 900. Ttee vas also decrease
10 tchnsgs amounting 10 IL per cert- Of
yes. bound and 81 per cent. os east boand
trzfie. II Is calculated thai the iosses 90
all lines between Lake Superior aad Texas
wili reach total Of 81 7s0. 900 ca through
tratne. To this should 70 added reductions
70 and from istsrscr points on tratsc three
or fcsr tines ~ large a. through a6ssiaess-
Fatal ysDp tssun . Tssia.
sts FsAsetscs. April 1ss--Aadres An
defsaa boarded the sania Cruz train for
san francsseo. at Alameda. las; sight. is-
teadssg 70 get % 1t local ststioa- Iae
train did sos stop st the statioa. hes Andsr-
sea Jumped oa and was struck sy . iraia on
ssoshef track Ne waz hurled several fess
In she air. LIS skull was crashed and his
eek prokea. Ardsrson wssa sailor On
coast vessels. His ss.ssr owns large fsrrz
near Psft Tosasend. w. 7.
Stesesia RelaynA
LoxDes. April 6<-uTEs queen arrived IL
Windsor lAss eTening. She IS looking we'd.
Gavn~s ~ eerseaax.
PkRis. April z6y--Press1ent Garnet ar
rived si Bofssssx yesterday He Vas ne
eeivsd vita caihus ssu by A i'nmezse COZ
course Of peop.e. He attended . perform.
aace q The Grand tsealer last evening" and
vas Enthusiastically received BY tie Aat.-
sase. The pfesidrat Afterwards ssld re-
ceptssa a The prefecture 81 tse depzstneat
uaHsssssa Hsxsssastsa<
PExrn. April zs.-fhe lswef koes ci
the Hsaxarssn parliament ysssess1Ay sdopt-
ed The sFmy bill N E.e .fou8H yQDsa is yzs
proposed hy NJ ssssrn&nf-
Sews u ~ 4xpsTsz
Loypas. &p1 1x-Ts ns~san sovsrs-
r-as has - 70 expss the Jess frcsz
Eissssazs5k IreSA. thase vho hare served
in tas, MR.. 3hs papsn ef ginlxnd an
vigccsurv Sfsoaiag asai.s Tie dssistoa
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Pn1zsu1o. April =. - HeaAefsos
pitched ferSths home team ani 6ssa
the Cbicseos dawn 20 fsar hsts. He
vxs very Wild. hsvsvsr. end gave
EIGHT meo their bAsse en h&ias- Van
Hstseru vas NOT - elective ~ ssnal.
Rtfshcr2 tack kindly 10 HE delivery -
the ssart and kspt 10 up 10 The anisA
cafcina s;x cf their runs. The attend.
aocs vas $50. score: Ptssburg I.
Chissao L
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rnR BaEwKas, srRiKE.
ARBITRATION coMMurruR op REV YORK
nHBuuRu rTn xHvnefIoArtox.

Nsw Yoax, Apri. 2S.-The state board
OF arbitration aud mediation resumed
ITS inet stiSstion Of the brewer strike.
hschard kisner. secretary Of the Mi
uankee brewery enpioyes' unios. vas
the firss witness. He testieed On cross
OF the boss hravsrs' coa-
aciracy. When letter written 10
Ergiish was hanced 20 tha witness and
be wss asked II be wrote II. he replied
that be had not cotne there to expose
the boss brewers conspiracy. Iho
witness became very excited as the tins
aud SPOKE In broken English. Elsns.
declined % answer sky qnssSioas re-
gsrdinQ the Eneissh letter, saying that
it might e,iminsts him. AZ tAis po,st
The hearing vas adjourned tlll nsxt
Essner will again be ca.ssd
upon 10 testify when the hsarins il To-
opered. Lawyer Untefmeysr said. after
The close Of the examination, that the
names OF Herbrasd, Eisner, aud prob
ably others. wiii he presented to The
rrsnd j7ry for indictment on the evil.
rencs obtained dufiog the hearing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29

SAN Francisco. April 20 -Four men
bers OF the CcreAn embassy arrived hoso
from Washington today snd VIII sAil for
nsxt "Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29
Kleesea % the q. Ar.

PH1ApELpnIA, Pa, Assil q Gene
cal Jossph e. Johusisn. who held tbs
highest rank OF living ofiicsrs Of the
con federate army has been unanimously
elected su honorary member OF the T.
B. Baker post Ne. 8, g. A. X. OF thss
city. he - the 1fst cx-confedesase
soldier Who has ever been received into
the ranks Of grand army post.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29
Reported Rasirsaa wreck.

CLEAN. N. Y. April S-The western
New YORK aud Pennsy ,vania train was
ustched this m0faiux near here. IL isro-
ported that four 20 nJns were killed and
thirty nve ethers injured. Docsors have
LETT for the scene OF tho wreck. Later Cd
vices from tho We tern New York aA6
Pcnnsyivanss wreck sAy that no one wan
killed. Ten were tnjurod. two Of whon
were Rerioua,v hurf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29

SAN Francisco. April y --Has Hieu
won tie first rAco. one and one~sixtosuth
mics. AZ the Bay Dietsics track to<iays
susie Scomtnz second. Carmen third
time i.sls.
In ths seven sishths mile raoo Sopoma
wor. Jubilee second. CassAndrA third
time I:2p2.
In III. one and one-cighth miies raca
I'd Mc0lnnis won; iovekuos % sund. ..
H. Todd thirs; time l:aS
ln the one and tnxee. q aartor mtlos yocA
Canny Scot won: Hesmos sscond. LaurS
Gardner third: lime sa3
there viii be IA extra day's raclng %
Mon GAY fer the benefit Of the widow Of
Sidney March. who waA killed On the iRr04
day Of the meeting by . racer Tying ~
track