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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
TEE TIDE or PROSPERITY.
ANUrHRB uCuY DAT n THE oouuYY
AuprroB's OFFICE.

There we're forty eight instruments
nled for record yesterday To the county
sndisor's o6ses. OF these twenty one
vers deeds. 10 vhish the aggregate Of
the considerations vas t26,67 The
considerations sssRed betve u eco and
eis.oCo. There we're nine deeds IN
which she considerations Vefe SEQ OF
less; eight between 800 and elc0o;
sorss between tlcS , and tlG5o; and one
for tt4.c.0 Toe average considesasien
vas nearly ti3co.
"Ths pfospsrisy Of Seattle" aid Q
gentleman yssssfdsy, "is not dae 90 its
bsoms OF attempted bosnia. The simple
truth has von she cry attention from
an army Of people IN Gil patti Of the
country. Thee, people for long time
heard most Of Seattle In channels which
lsbossd to persuade everyone that
seattle vss the jampinR OF place. A.
dsst. doubtiess many people believed
she reports circulated BY the enemies Of
the city. Ihsn ttey concluded, after
observing by she continosd uncompli
wersssy references 20 Seattle, that that
city still! existed, snas they would take q
look At The place jast to zee shss Q god
forsaksn place u vas. anyhow. When
they did GENE they found the people
too busy to psy any attention to booms.
II took these people bat shors time to
appreciate she tfse state Of al airs.
rhs % people remained In seattle. They
wrote home faoss, and the arms Rrsdu
ally grew TO its present proportions.
Nobody vas deceived. They found the
city better than 1t vas painted. They
bells we'd in It's future, because The cit,
showed II believed In itself. lite people
we're workers and not boomers. The
consequence 10 that today Seattle In one
Of tho best advertised cities on the
eoass. II tue people Of Seattle really
wanted TO boom the city they could
easily do 20. Bat. a. said before, ths
| geopls are too busy TO boom thipea
There 10 no lack Of push and tnteRprise
however, and that 10 the meat In th.
cooosnns of prosperity. seattle car
and does rejoice In the prosperity oil
every town 10 the territory. The CITY /.
inclined to encourage healthy fivals,
rather than TO DO jealous. seattls 10 tee
arsps 20 fear rivals and too pfospesou
not 10 Be generous"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

hsoan1 - - - Sssl1na11ss -
- us1es1 oln1o osvssvnsns essa1
ssss1 4 ssssl seaosA svss Hss1ns1
Ssal1 - - tDpssea1ko svsnA ~
= - q - ~ ~ . naSai pssa
- 0ssn4 ns.an1n.
VIA Puun osunA, hssssss. - -
= sseassay 6t1ssss9 Tbs Ias9sa boe-
sla1s a1sss ssai6 sn4w ~ ssuD1 v1se-
80 dasess - df1ssisy. TAsy essld .
~ spsss u . fsv hssn dssesoy sfsass
hsvts9 . soahins6 pspsisstse asdsoo
ossss Gsaofss thss s6oss Il Possanod
Rsstbss shan sAis. shsss sss always
fss@ NO - bali . 6ssss Bsisiah ises-
slads vithts Q fsv kes1 dsseaocs Of
- psiSsipai eisiss - ~ spssd, and
iAsis Afa move ID he evssS Of tsssiii-
To void - 10 lss1soy thssD sistes -
70 NV tsibsss speo shs0.
10 vtev Of thsss fssss. h 0sst have
been IN sxsssssdtnasy seesss Of rsaspo-
~. - be- been remarked, which led
sssasos Doieh 10 the ecressstos thss
Portland h more IN Sod Of fosst1ss-
tseus than Paess Sound Psshacs.
sevssss, - s1pisnaaioa Of he faiiuse
70 ieeieds the soaud CITIES asoex ttoss
shish shoaid b protested y 10 b feaDd
10 ths fass thss they ere sitsatsd h .
tsfsisosy, while Portland b situated 10
sssss and, vhas h eves moss 10 tn
point. b The stats which The aathos Of
The bill rspssssoss Ia the senate. II
Puget soond extended into Oregon. n
would be regarded - highly Important
shaa IL b. fortified without delay. while,
II Portland vsse Wsshinstou instead
Of IN Oregon city. . proposition 70
sorsify u vooid be regarded a. sidice-
loss.
II the United States should at any
sime becons Involved 10 oar with Z
maritime power. the territories would
have 10 look cot for themselves. Al
the energies Of the government vooit
Be devoted to the task Of defending In
| land cities which bappeued TO be Ioeat.
/ ed In s1nteo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
Hsy a GooO nAs 70 egAgaka
WST0.

John L. Sullivan " not gate - mseh
Of . wonder y be vs. few days ego.
bat, fos al that its IL not good man 70
q1ssssi With. Ordinary men should
SIN erdsasos TO svsid having any
tsoubss With Mr.. Sailivas when there
sse no policemen 10 sight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
NOTICE.

L'Og SALE OR RENT AFTER MARCH
j issh-Tne large TWO srogY DWELL
f>ti. siskt roons. turteSa,i caraer Uh~rry
and sew nh s:feets sroaaa 10 f.ss sqasre !.
title aerferi. garden AMI oiehasd Of taixed
iFaft tree. ten IAN Old vsrs desirable. L.
qaire Of nksN. Pontins Aeais1os. or q;
81 u natisaAl Bslk ,l0f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

DIED.
GnrER-1n SEATTLE. Mach I1th, Mad Annie.
dsuskter OF c. Greer, aged II jean. Denfhs
AMI Il dag.
Ysnses, siii taxa plse, from the Catholic
Church 81 o'eleck this TUESDAY, mSeains.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

~ ssuDo - - ags6uo - -
3 3. i - - 80 -. :
sn6sa ~ - - - In61s - 0sge
1892 - - esan0s6 = - esalA
- - = - - 49, u = 80
Ooo14 49, - - gne1b OonDneoD
NJ funaA q M Kas1s - W.
b. Jakina, laoa hoopW u ~ Ru1n1 -
Potuo Hghfho1Da. 4 bnsno uaDh0 a.
01a1tvn - f5ton6s Uoso eBoaoDfs -
t0peoog1vU funsRal Oevioeo Uose 60
ssnssad b. ~ Rss. D. Z. Ohsna1na 81
~ lev. J. y. Dent1so s91poc13yoiy.
ne J. Oh =. Uuss peoouo1 u 6o4y -
0f. Kossa's faaes1l, md 0afoAo4 %
sns ssosossy b ~ ssin.
The besk 9s0csse arrived yss6sr6ay
fFoa e.n Dieeo, and viii IsoA sseoRp
essso u lanb0.
h bssk Ahssns1hy eo0s ovss fso0
vieeosia Saturday. Vhsss - 80 be<s
uDdeRRo1pG rspsifs fes abooe tvs
uoctha. ID b aodeTseood - - 70 take
. cargo Of iuDhsR fsoo Psfs Hsdleeh.
Ths hask Ootsohas, froo 0so Pedro,
hes sssifed - The aTaifA, - = alsD ne
slip OFeaco. fso0 oao Rsaoeiooo. Both
vilI losd ss4asn eafRoes Of lumber -
Poss fsvpassa. March II. 1888.
white Bhskes 6ssnsl o., oil vol red
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Seattle Wood Yard

nRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANT
Col d<iiveT ID " any part Of the cay.
Urders received a, 1913 Front o rset, or st
- d On Hopkins wharf. foot % Seneca street.
mnl3lm q. 4. IT 9sELL. Pfok Htrtor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
CRANE & DlCkEY.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

Woman for general hoas-serk, $50.
No. waiter, $40 per week.
Man for b p yard.
Nan and Vile for ranch.
Farm hand $n
Woman for general homework so.
men to grub 10 acres sni. trees neeP IL
inches, $40 per acre.
Cooks ssd lsborers pu. your nsmos on our
bccks. No dudes aud bookkespess wanted
For Rcnt.
Furnished restaurant. $50 per month.
Improved fsru. cuts 20 tons hay, good
building. s7s per ar
leo acre ranch with house and barn B mt
psld In improvements.
Unfurnished rooms for hsssekesptng, from
5 10 SIS
furnished rooms with the best families Of
Seattle.
Pianos s. month.
For. 9a1c.
Psyirg rec aursat. &ss5
Blilisrj table afd eoun,-r $40
store and uraished Housekeeping rooms on
seco nd street. $2oo.
City hotel, $500.
Hons and feacea lot q and half Of lot s.
nlocs IS, Tsxrys nrs siditioo, nes- eorues OF
Light AMI Aisef STREETS.
Hause sud sws lets on hiil street. cd
and graded, $500.
sqush slough, 100 ae-s raneh, 3so1
Team, var old hor--s. ytisat $50 har-
sess and .cn. esso.
Steam issndTy.
Scrip and time checks bought.
CRANE & OiCKEY.
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n -rULEr-FOn sALE-ETt

NASTS-TULkT-FOhSALk-ETt
--~~--~-~~~---~~~-~-~-~~ -I~--~-~~~-~---~-~>-~~-
Advertisements under the hssds Of Loa
Hound, For Sale, To Let and Situations Want
I'd viii b inssfssd ~ Ne rate Of 2 cents uord
for hFss insertion; 50 pr can't for each subse
qusnt tnssrstoa. Payment avays In advAnoe
yxyANrEp POSITION As CHAMBER.
w maid. address Miss ANDkRsOs, New
England botsl. mhi32t
"A>1tD-PBAhMACIsr, GRADUAThD
w from Miunesots. wants situation In city
Drugstore. can tsik Engiish. German and scan
dinsvisn unmarried. Address r. r, this
sfao~. mhi3lt
NXyAATED-A YOgN0 MAN To WASH
w dishes and sssist cook. WASHINGTON
kEsfAUKANf. Washiagton st., uear Trifd Is
NNANTED-Aw WOMAN TO COOK AND Do
w general housrwork; references required
b. DENNY corEes Temperance and hasii.
sou streets. mhl3.f
UTASTrD-A GERMAN BOT 70 LEARN
w rade Call. With psrents, u colunb.
House Cigar ssore. his 81
WyAsTED-srR0NG BOY.
w mhis oHtsTER cLEARY.
Al AN-ED WILL LOAN AT REASON.
w able rates. in sumo I, { $50 and upward
on fur tlafe in use, pianos, merchanduse In
storage. machinery. etc Call at shoe depart
ment. san Frsnclsco store. Strictly eondden-
tia. mrll II
WANTED - STEADY, RELIABLE MA
w ios pesman IL position with an old o..
tablishei nsD Is their representative In hi,
esn tate. Salary Sie. win increase. Refer.
enees ssseted. oAIs AAsrrAcIuKls so Houss.
80 sss'e 81. NY.
L'oR kEST-ShoiVE DOUBLs ROOM
IL and toard Iesr business center. for gen.
tlems1 and wife OF two gestiewen. Address.
vth referee Gee. Mar haitian, p. o. box asa ii
NAT ASrkD-aeoM ToR oSk YEAR WITH
wv private family. for single gentleman
"a shos d.patment. sAa Fraaelsoo stove II
Ay ANrED 49, Mrs. II. n. Johnson
w evening French class wili resume
March 1871. Those desifies instruction,
p,eAse appy az 500 thand and TypeuIiiias
ofees. Room IS, uIiou block. li6t
Az TAINTED ONE ToN SHIP BRASS
w soeaihins. Address Z. o. boz is. 10 )
k'oR SALE - PUGET SOUND STEAM.
Lauadry. doioy N e8cs Heat b7ssaess
Apply on tn premises. s05 Msin s, Get. = attic.
any dsy Except sunday. mhss.
L,oR ssLE-HoUsg AND LOT NsAh
II Lake Union, Cor. .smArek and Harrison
s'fes's. o. exchange for ANAL farm, Apply O
residence. mis- IL
~ aNrx1-rwO fIksr CLASS MAOaIS
" isi-. .ifnmedisisly. Apply 1t the worss
AokAN hnOfdhh>. mbstf
w ANrst-A GiRL To TAKE CHARGE
w daring part Of each day. Of two ehilaren
aged 20 years. Addf.ss A. kosr IxrzL
sEScsk of.iae. mh3f
LNoR SALE SADDLE ROCK REsTAu.
II fsni and Lodging House. located In tie
esutsr II Per- rosusead. 90 Taylor stsest,
fof particulars Apply 10
4. y. HOT Ms. Proprietor.
MS lu Port Tsvn.eat W r.
"ASsRr-TaRkk Oh POUR SECOND.
w hand haadeliefs from Two 10 six barn-
ers- Address 9. n. frsneh. asesaier. AT
MONEY TO LoAN-oS IuArrsL 0k
ANl persansl srcuri;y. iivs s,ocs. nos-suoss
furniture. musical tnsfrans1ts. general Ges
ehAriss. &c. COMPTON. AiLl.Ek 4 CO.
Jsmss str-~i. cpf-osiis Ocrtd~atal s;e5u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
A CARD.

In reply TO OspAaiu Curiiue's statement. 70
las, nisht's Press" would state thas The
eharses therein made are NIT sriy without
foundation. trumped mp mefsly TO iojurs our
cause. aud In ny humble essiI alton aswortby
Of any one claiming 10 Be aeutI man.
HARRY SCHULTZ
0hl31t Agent G. lulon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

One narrow gauge and
three standard gauge
systems Of railroad
make Seattle their
terminus, as do the
Pacific Coat Steamship Co.,
Alaskan Steamship Co..,
Canadian Pacific Nav. Co.,
Oregon Railway and Nav. Co.,
Snohomish transportation Co..
Washington Steamboat Co.,
Etc, Etc.
In fact over seventy
steamboats, plying on
Puget Sound have
their headquarters at
Seattle.
| By Thursday next
the s ca title, Lake
Shore and Eastern
Railway will be COM
lpleted to the mines at
Gilman, the first ship.
ment Of coal will reach
Seattle on Saturday,
and before the snow
flies this same road
will have passed thro'
Il
the Snoqualmie Pass,
over the Cascade Mts.
to the Columbia river
| in Eastern Washing.
ton. The Seattle and
West Coast Railway
will be opened April
Is to Snohomish City
t b Q nee northward,
across and through
the valleys Of Snoho-
mish, 8 kagit and
Whatcom counties, to
British Columbia, by
January LIST next.
Not only the 10000
people who live in Sc.
attic will become pat
rons Of these new
firms, but 10000 of
the 100000 people
who are in the Puget
Sound district.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

New sorssss. Oisasy.
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Chesses CIessy = agent fer Oentssneri
lid gloves.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17
General Howard, dated San Francisco:

General Howard, dated San Francisco:
several sensational reports have
come 10 me from different sources
claiming that there had been an In
dian rad in Pleasant valley, Arizoua.
All Of them have proved to be without
foundation"
Gen Miles sent from San Carlos the
following Telegram:
Just received IA report from Pleasant
valley. / was sat'-ii that the report
could not be lrde and made no report
.ofit II proves entirely without foun-
dattiu. There are but six men away
from The csmps, avoiding arrest for
acss Of violence resulting from Indian
quarrels. expect three II surrender
here and three to surrender stApache.
None have lett tue reseivat ION, neither
have they disturbed the property of
white men. They fired upon the
scouts, hut the cause sDd eircumstsn-
ces cannot be ally explained by tele-
graph. In the main all other Indians
are under control, and u cond tlon OF
peace prevsi'r."
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17

above reproaeH. The ballot resulted:
Wil~ou 23S; Amss 1856. The nomiua-
ton Of Wilson was made unanimous
amid great ap-iau,s. Hitherto the
proceedings had been animated, bur
reasonably good urtured, The Dorap
and U7ti-DnwD contest now again
bcoke ont WITH arrinpny ina motion
made by the latter Ilct,un t. huye the
state central COMMITTEES elected Oy the
delegations frOm the judicia! districts
instead Of being appointed by the
chair. Excited speerh- ~ were made
on both sides. A call OF the 70 wa.
demanded on the adoption Of the mo.
tiOn, but the chair Iusiesd entertained
IA motion 10 adjourn aud ordered a roll
call thereon, refusing TO recognize Il
dozen or more delegates who appealed
from his decision. a lively time en-
sued, speakers mounting upon chairs
and shouting at the top OF their voices
to attract the attention Of the chair
and prevent the call = OF the roll.
Finally at 7:30 viva voce motion =
adjourn Til morning prevailed, when
the ticket will be compiet, ). MECH
bad feeling prevailed In the discussion
in the hotel lobbies tonight, but it is
thought that some basis for harmony
will be evolved.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17
Red the Favorite Collar.

II Is curious circumstance that red,
the unseen color Of 30 many, Is the favor,
ite color, and may be called the king
color, Of the normal eye II was espo-
cially so In ancient times. II we exnm-
Inc the Bible we shall find that the He
brews scarcely ever use color as an epi.
thet, as we do when we say ''the blue
sky" ''the purple hills" They say, In
deed. "tho Red sea-" but blue Is scarcely
mentioned az seen In nature, only In the
"blue and purple and scarlet" Of tho
tabernacle hangings, or the high priests
robes, or the pavement Of the kings
palace Of red and blue and black and
white marble, In the Book Of Esther.
Yellow, excepting as sigii of disease. il
mentioned but once or twice; cher
feathers like yellow gold" But red a
largely spoken Of as In later times. and
perhaps as incorrectly, for we did nos
invent we only inherit the expressions
'red gold, ''red wine" one Of thess
being merely orange, and the other a
rudy purple. "Red hair" Is a modern,
or rather medimval, inaccuracy; "rcd
COW" we got from the aDcienta Thess
epithes all appear 10 show q certain
fancy for calling things red as the more
kingly and costly colr.-Good Words.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17
The coicago Postomcc BObbers.

CHICAGO, August l6.-The postofiice
authorities having in charge the box
robbery affair have completed partial
list OF sheets, drafts, money orders and
negotiable papers found in oberkanpfs
rooms. So far it foots up over $3.50, 900,
The inspector is satisfied the aggregate
Of the stolen documents received will
be fully a million dollars.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17

wAsHISGToN, Aug. IA confer
ence Of republican senators IL called
for this evening to decide upon the
order Of business for the rest Of the
session. II Is generally expected that
the senate tarifi bill, especially the
several points held in reserve by the
committee, including salt, lumber and
wool, will furnish texts for the main
discussion.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17
Deny the Allegation.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-Thers was
a caucus Of democratic senators this
morning, called, it il understood, in
consequence of a note received by Beck
from Edmunds, statirg that the latter
heard that the democrats were about
to resort to di'atory tactics upon the
fishery treaty, and asking to be in
formed of the fact so measures could
be taken 10 secure the presence of the
republican absentees. If necessary.
The subject, il is reporte', was laid
b. fore the caucus, and resulted In a
dlsavowal on the part Of those present
OF any purpose to fiibuster, and it was
the understanding that vote shall be
taken on the Morgan resolution as
soou ss he Morgsn) had finished his
speech.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17

WISrHRoP, Me-, August l5.-One
oCthe most severe earthquakes ever
felt in this vicinity occurred at 500
last evening. continuing thirty sec
onds. 1t shook the earth violently,
swaying bulldogs and rattling dishes
and furniture. A second shock was
felt about midnight, somewhat lighter
hat of the same duration.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17

WASHINGTON, August l5.-At q
further conference the representatives
reached an agreement upon the naval
appropriation bill. The basis OF the
agreement is u substantial concession
Of roth the senate and the house, the
former agreeing to restore to the bill
the original provision for a seven hun
dred.ton armored cruiser, and the lat
Ter the the thousand-ton hoats pro-
posed by the sen ate.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17
SOCIETIES..

H.-DysiJn No / meets bfst ali second
sundays OF each month
X. Of H,-Mests lrsi and third Wednesdays at
7.s0p. m,, AZ Odt Fellows Hall
AF&A M-Yellowstone Lodge, No. -, dTst
aud third Wednesdays.
4. A. M.-IolloSsions Chapter, No, 5, second
Tblnday, in each month
X. T.2Damascus UomInanlery fourth Thurs
days
A. o. o. F.-Custrr Lodge, No. lS, every
Nc aday n thoir asl,.
spd third Friday.
X. Of P.-Crusaler Lodge. No, :, Thursday
evenings ai Ola Fellows llal!.
c. X, Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday at
?. IN.
X. Of L-First and third Saturdays.
q. A. R.-U. s. Grant Post, No. IL, first and
third Tuesdays.
10. q. T.--siar Of the West, No. "A, every
Thursday evening.
s.ofV--Gibscn 3. Cana No. T. Meets hr.t and
ird Tuesdays Of ea"u month at Good Iemplars
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-The sen.
ate this morning passed the mate bill
for the relief OF certain parties who
have paid 81 10 per acre for United
States government lands reduced in
price to Sl.25 per acre, by IN act OF
congress approved June 10, lSs5. The
senate lhen proceeded 10 the consider
alton OF the fisheries treaty. Mr.. Nor
gan resumed his argument in favor Of
the resolution to postpone 1t till De-
cember next. Mr.. Vest said his judg-
ment had been that ever since open
sessions 90 the treaty had been de-
creed that no treaty which could be
negotiated by Mr., Clevelaud's admin
istration with the British government
would be ratified by IL senate. Mr.
Allison presented conference report
on the army appropriation bill, which
without change YVES read and ordered
to be printed in the record to be print
ed tomorrow.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17
the HOUSE.

The house this morning went into
committee of the whole ou the forufi.
cation appropriation bill. The pend
ing point OF order against section 8,
providing for the establishment of a
gun factory at Watervict arsenal, was
withdrawn by Mr.. Townsend and re-
newed by Mr.. Turner, of Kansas, aud
overruled by the chair. Me-. Nutting
of New Hampshire, offered an amend
ment appropriating Sj0),O0J for the
election OF dry dock and proper ma.
chinery. buildings and appliances at
some point on Lake Ontario for the
building and repairing OF armed ves-
sells. Mr.. Nuulng said in case Of
trouble with England the greatest
danger to the United States wolld be
on her northern border. AT Kingston,
almost within cannon shot Of the
shores of the United states, Canada, a
dependent OF England, WAS building a
dry dock for the construction OF war
vessels. Mr.. 0'Neil, of Pennsylvania,
called attention TO the proposed pur-
chase OF railroads in the United States
by the Canadian Pacific railroad com
psny. He hoped that when tie senate
bill amending the Interstate commerce
law comes before the house lie would
be permitted 20 offer an amendment
which would in some measure bring
the Canadian Pacific under the pro.
visions of the law so that our own
trunk lines might have equal rights
and privileges in carrying freight
from the Pacific TO the Atlantic.
After considerable argument by differ
ent members the committee arose and
reported the bill &c the house. The
previous question was ordered on Its
passage and then the bill went over
until tomorrow. Then the house ad-
iourned.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-17
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church lEpiseopal) Palmer st.-ser.
vice Sundays at $3.50 a. IA. and $50 p. Nm.
HOrsfall. rector.
BAPTIST Church-Wm. NJ. Weeks, acting pastor.
Preaching services sunday AZ a. 4. IA. and p m.
PTai e and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday At 1;i5 p.
IN. A cordial invitation to all.
Methodist CnuTcb-Seryltes Sunday, IL a. M,
81 y. m. :. h. snideT, PASTOR.
Presbyterian Church-.seryices Sunday, II a. n.,
sop. IN. I. Z. Armstrong pastor
Ihuteh OF sacred Heart, CathohC->unday, ~
a. M. L. W. JLiniesmIth. chaplain, L. ;. A.
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Arignna Indians,

WASHINGTON, August l5.-The ad.
Jutant general Of the army to-day re-
osived the following telegram from
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The Army BIZ. Too.

WAsBINGToN. Aug. l5.-The con-
ferees on the army appropriation bill
have reached an agreement.
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Free Trade vs.. Protection.

New YORK, Aug. l6.-A Washing
ton special to the Herald says there
will probably be no senate tariff bill
after all. Mr.. Blaine has been heard
from and he wants the issue made
distinct between what be calls pro-
lection and free trade. He does
not want il clouded by the necessity
of defending republican bill. Sena-
tor sherman was opposed to a tariff
bill from the fret. Senator Cullom
opposed it, senator Mitchell of Oregon
opposed It aud the house republicans
are almost unanimously against il. 1t
looks as though Messrs. Allison and
Aldrich were overbo;ne and would
have to give way to the strong infu-
ence against them.
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THE REPORT DENIED.

WAsHINGToN. Aug. l5.-The atten-
ton Of meuber Of the committee on
ilnauce was called this morning 20 3
Published statement that Mr.. Blaine
had sent a message to Washington
through Senator Hale that II lie mex
pedient for the republicans Of the sen
ate to report tariff bill. He said this
report Is true In no particular,
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THE DAILY JOURNAL

The oRci% rupcr Of caster County.
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Population of Miles City 5000

Every Morning Except M nday.
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CONTRACTORS

nR. T. +. FISH,
~ PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ASD OBsTETElCIAS,
(Arkt, Wundarzt und Geburtsheller.l Oiilce at
sayage's drug store, Miles City, NJ. i.