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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
IOWA RAILROAD COMMISSION.
They May Fix i;ates. But Thes.
Must BE Reasonable.

LEAVES soHTH. Jsiy N.-Ihree week :
ago ffle Chicago ( Northwestern Railroad
applied to feaeTgi Judge Brewer for an tn
junction Ia restrain the saiIreaa eugntals-
sieuers u iowa from putting Ia foFfe taa:f
neW lew seliesnle - fafeS. oa the ground
that {hcy would bankrupt the rBa8. aud
fGrfheTmare, thar the legislature eRnnslt
delegate fis power of makisg a schedule
ef faifs 81 a oef1nnl8zs efa. 4 Temporary ia-
Junction wa granted aad a heafiug held
te 5ag, ai the conclusion Of which Judge
Brewer made a deeisaan viaich continues
The temporary injunction
lie tAinks the state may aeiezAfa the
power af making sase srhedais ia 6 com
mission, bsls IasspIasns thai while the state
has a right 70 ct raiiYNad rates IL must
make them reasonable. taat IL, high
enough 10 maintain the read. isay Fixed
charges and FetuFa 10 the stpek holders.
AascveT small. Tlse question has not yet
been settled thai sifs Rates III the com lsnis
sion are reasonable. Since that Is iii doubt
Judge brewer ordered the Injunction con.
tinaed, for further hearing 6sl that yoini
II Is expected saal sixty Jisss viii at least
be required to iuru.sh testimony
nrHuaCE. Ia. July Hearing oi The
Chicago. Kansas city & -. Paul ease be
fore tfse ilte1xsais railway commission was
practically rBnetaded to-day General
Manager Clark, of the Chicago < omaha.
and Receiver ffliesaaia. af the Minnesota
& =. Louis railway, we're examined. and
Attorney Bonn. Of tie kansss city road.
made The closing argument. The commits
siDn's 9'eislen df the case WiiI i1fsn an
authentic Interpretation of the asong and
short saEI" elasse q the fsariis section Of
the interstate Asw. ard Bie5 81 the "fuSt
and n sasouas DIE cia8se. and The extent to
y hisa the railroad fssy eat RATES aud tssus
injure otsseT railroads.
Another Cut in Races.
Fl psss. july as.--Tsse southern Rsri &c
Con- paaY Announces a rclsui ton 90 freight
Tstes beswceH p FEsB sad California
ruiats. Tns Reduction Ncns into effect 81
1Hiy = The rates Esiwcsa III Pzso ansi
san FTsaesszso IL i3as saEne - aefseefi Il
fasa aad New urseass. aad the Fsfss BE.
;aees ki Pasa aHsi tsas AsEeiaz tie salae
a. between Il fas8 AMI Galveston The
reduction j. assegis - per rent ftsiilhsse
n marked eject j. sofae }lHes 81 snipssen1.
tsssta t,2y -GEaf. fHF supply nf sRaeF Is Tex
81 and se.9fas~ersng session vii B. dEswa
fFsaa Cal saFliia Instead of from Ses
Hrs4aaS A. sf.retag5.sra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
THE IRISH STRUGGLE.
More Cruel Evietions-o'k~iIy Re-
tnandxd for IriaI

DsREsS. Iaiy @a-A nasaber % tepaats
hare beca cIlcgsa from their holdings on
ihe Leeis eAiatv, Nee.iiord euHnsy. Gal-
was. Tae eyiesiag pasty mat With acsrsF
atu resistance. uise of the Isnllcvmen was
injured. ANA eseyVa of ia.iF oppaneAfs
wens take!s into custody
o keiiy. the journalist and nctaber af
the hssalsc ei commons, who Was arrested
la London Tuesday egea4ag f.sF al esef
nslegses unllcF TIE su-lgiiea orilaes ACT,
ansscasriea 70 Bos he, eGs Today ? sulandea
tsg u Weck. lie VAS rVs.asca oa hail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
coNDESssD DISPATCHES.

hoAf~fiF.
This races at Detroit Yesterday were pos,
ponrd GA account ef Taia.
Seven hundred and ffiy boats are
stranded on the Erie eaaai because es low
water.
rAree boys. Jacob Hccm. Samuel pltsaa
ard WA, Andersen. we're drowned ia The
Missouri fivtr at Omaha Thursday evening
white bathing.
susar fail X 81 cent in san Franeisea
Ihursday, making cube cents and granu.
laied - rents. Jubhefs who hal bought
wheR sitsar was low were cutting prices.
aud this caused the drop
Property valued ri sis.0n. oa south &
street. Virginia City. was destroyed hy fire
Thursday afternoon The principal losers
wefr J. Rosruhanm. $500. singleton,
5000, !. Lawson, 1900. Insurance. $500
A boarding house at Mavnnni Ohio.
hnrned early Thursday morning VIM
i're-ser. aged IS, his son Willie. aged :. and
boy asmed Morgan. agsd u. were
roasted o death. All other inmates -.
cable Communication was opened Thnrs-
dag tro.H New Ycsk 10 Havti aud Sau
Damiugs. West ia,iies. via Santiago Sic
eahe The rate per Word 10 Mole aad 81
Nicholas. IIayti, Is s. eeHis, and 70 san
Doaingo City si.os.
yeEEigs
The g0'th anniversary u the Introduction
af Christianity Into kussia was celebrated
al kieo Thursday with great pSmp.
london races. The suburban haudgean
resulted in dead heat betweeu Deuce 81
Cliis and Sea song 4 fan-aa xas also n
dspi heat. hut ou the third heat Deuce Of
ffuFs Won
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27

pESgk4Ak MEETING or WASHINGTON
~ f4zsD Sc. D. f4sFfrfir ss-ssxw S1Fss IL
ArsrTsess every Tssesssy A. 80 D n. a.
.1astf hsll IN Opera Hsssase Issxsas sasxnefi.
-. alsetk etssssss sararsasy sAth rneash,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27

erila -ldLN, |uly 2Y,-kmperol Wllisam
arrived here his aslerRoou. lie was ~,
eglved by King oscar and Crowa teluee
,iustaf Tlse strcets 81 the city wen
crowded villa people. aud the HOUSES Wsne
detaraied with flags.
losDos, July alt IS stated in Bcrlin
ana hossv that hlnperof William will ls4t
t;le pope as well as King Hanassert
kpNE, 1gly -h.-TAe Rt5s,reia. speaking
u the meeting Of tae ear and emperor AZ
- Petersburg. sass II believes taat the
e0BieTesee siu have results favorable L,
italy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
VERMONT RErunisreAxs.
Great Gathering nj Huntingdon
Cleveland n English as Sails
tuxx.

BuaLtSagos. July q. "a grand Kvnubif-
can rally andes the auspices ~ Tho fsr.
Hsnf state Republican ieaxnc, opened
here iais morning. Many relies IL tho
eHsnpaiEE af issu wese show IN the parade.
one ~ the ieasnrss WAS log cahin on =
w@gon. The eaftia was hssh III spruce
iogs, aud an tAe rsssaf eas live coon, while
q young bear was tied uu the plasfafia,
AZ the park expfelHee tfen. Warner NH.
les. Congressman isnfteFwaftll. Hon, ]. ".
Thusstaa. ~ Nebraska, and senator Eli
minds. spoke. he latter said that whom
Harrison i elected we viii have Rn Amer
eaa instead ~ an Enelishuan fECieysland
had bgen Lord salisbury himself ne could
nnt have hesn tnsFe british than be ss "a
voice. Phelps ..pit, he's had type II
the resi- If soti are Democrats. as think
snfar IF you arr. what Is ouf gsiH is soar
~ many mills for the sake ~ having quo
IN a ian
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
IMPORTANT hs~p RiIa.
The fssrifsry - Wyoming MAY
Lease school f.anss~- A Precedent.


AtsssfN@FeS, gass sN--lAe hoNse ass
s-sSSssi sEc s4is. with aAcadsaauf. s,resaii
ttnE w1eNias sgSfSssrs 10 select. ns.A.Sei
sas sssSe - seAe~ss ard university sarssS
ssld tae seusp haS coEgarr~f sn thf
amendment ln thp stssa tsss stsss ia Ssse staas
s.ss sas issa- Ess,9e - Aensaaa offered nis
ssFse'sssavstt taat etAcs aerFfutSes he .a-
tiAsse-f hpssaan, yANsTtaHn ~ fhr rcns,
asftsea sss4 Il sAs ssse@aa<1ss rfp4 aiisss.
sAe Niit vNsisd te iala asisse fas t.se yssss1nf
tatlf - WsomiNc said hr lsslteiesi sse
~ = arv @'ss oNe cf fnaTA Importance.
ttAAse r ta.i tlAssscss sae s4lf sssh srxai eara,
tAa amended q sS ssrengi5 ess.asssssl ~
TIE V'aa tiefAasmeals than kile ke aosssa
iep sasa 81 see u n1asic Sp;ss,eAtss. 4.
Mher isrsisafssS be a&s iasS V8iisng
T. 'ss.sAt a. is&Sss<e lsHsN ~ Iris ialshf iiss
teat soe nsessS1e eGA3.s stisf he haS 5Ah-ss-
fsa tnssst 1eers q s,sSs <llgss ssis3 and 4Aat
q wou.a eRse-e his fxrsii.sgS ts s1les.t. psg.
irfs Ses irAeS soc ScHnsl fsttftassS a..sasf
lhfee aasi i ha,f ntlsasS arFUz II land
ts.s3c thru Withdrew his aracssdtsFsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
Meil. K.lne.aea a.nlss.er-.
New fofk Tfilesne

-FEW ETTTa I1771-71-T-T
sold Btsstos q ;iszB-f aasit g6inz tlau-
dgf;uY SO. q opze, t. be retained s8s isi
ger hs i 8oi satisfactory 70 the patients y
She fesd
street Car fsexlscsf rHy-, SHAT hAz he
dust.
Seli BE pers;sss IA saying Next sffsef
H ~ b Efssnns8ts wSen he ouyht % sas.
n 81 stgeef i TrsIpors .
.isA afraid nv friend fca afe iftis
rusty ~ rss1f ErsiaHnaf. u y0ss are ffe ~
ioNsra r. nsoBI. il stil be fFeaseut ses
Fnl ses - Il. Nsn'f NJ fssF esasueE5F1 asss
all iasfsus7ed ~ fint point ia cuT =sfsts
Car srsN3sl of Languages. ard fGs's 81
s.ss skssln - - rsssee ted by NuY hack aEta
tssf gessnasaffaa ffsssa-s -ssaf -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
Now iran. .Caiu,nila cahIr.
BASEBALL.

NKw YuRK. July s-fhc game to-day
VAS taa one sided "a l,e interesting Sc0sr,
New York :. Philadelphia !.
tHicAaQ, July 16.--tbieske l, peiroit Z
FiTfeHurs. July .6-- risishnrg g. Inessns
apaijs |.
ilasroS, Juiy Boston 4. Washing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
Kansa. l..nal,tiean f.anXsntian.

To4x9&. H gaiy = Tie sse9sssesa
slate eoaesB;iga assemblies tlsis n5ofasfsKs
ssfestls. = feTssTts - tsssss trasss t,sk fs9
saIzsfs sfzs sfk7sstaazs #sfsf - az{tsfsfued
usfsil afssfussFss n he atfsfnesesl l. "
Bsazsfs7eg aa Is iiesfteaa1l afs eFnor ef
fhe ssste. - fss;a cate s fie a.tffera,s. fae
fiekes X e8fapiessei a. aslseNs s1esi4st-
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VIC Higgins aassis.sss + !. MeEssInY: I:
irsssssref . 4gt Hassffspa. stfssAay sssfx-
afas. Gasssas hssE.
&s& isid seT;t esss1ssfes thE 80 5it3fSt pat
fsfsn sri 5ss,sssffs -. esassaetsstz f1se stats
ufi51s tss; se.es 4 < isrs< f8s kfs hasne ~
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frisssfs
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szAsEszsa< 4ssf III - 4 35sH1s<[ 1s4y4
= nn7sF. - re- II u sssss- 5sex9 ~ 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
A Crazy Author Threatens Glad
stone.

LONDON, JHly y. = German named
Cleisyn has lsecn arresIes for threatening
"a Iaarslsr Gladstone. Cioiiep. y hen ques-
toned by tlIc police. said &c had ssas the
nlanascflpi os Story TO Mfs. IiadsloEe,
wiIh request taat she read H. whun he
asked for return vi ths copy be WAS told il
had been giisiaid aud could not be found.
He then wrote y letter 10 Mr.. ulaistone.
Parliament to Adjourn August IL.
LONDON, JGiy 2a.--in she commons 10.
night smith asked assent uf tae house 10
the noidiag Of uu autumn session, render.
ed necessary by the state oi pubic bust.
ness. lie proposed that the house adjourn
August N aud feassemhie In November.
Tue proposal was agreed to.
Russian Crop Prospects.
f.oSDeH, July - Official reports on the
Russian harsesf show ihat wheat VIII i,e
Au excellent crop, rye iar above the aver
age. and tae ieid Of oais aud barley fair
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- SD 80 yarfS nst - ssssssese ssss
esafs iteat 4. + HeiaeS. Flss iafzasts.
a.2se IN sae hi<aess vyeF made 81 a.
zsy y cssssts.z,. taspSsEss iaax also faasss
scs<,ss. - ag ~ sE1s.s nr Nj ~ tsslfiss ess
- tsz-Fx N his = s2sazS. ls4&isx 5sse f<..
ssf,e 80 thr ssss7 sAs..siss SFef se.ss - stat
t.i~szscys rrivase McsAan Sessss=.a = a s
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1ai tsesr. Tza ~ sAera ar rev sHou1
81 Ie saxs $40 ks4 afw<Ts es~z rrxx-ssSs
- sesyeefst fstfzras a Cssate-3 essaasx
Tt4 ssve ,assss ersased gre.i ss1gPTfss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-27
ACCIDENT Or ForL rLAYs
Eobt. Henderson. an IHsh Million
alre Nrarix snfynrafaI H.. "a.

Cgsa405. Iaiy - Robert Henderson II
silver tsfy Iaalla. said Is sss IN linfsAire.
was fsuDa Sssss saagasaE Is a rsssa .;
little hosos called the ssg,tssa hsase, Bae0na
sesuas And barely ziive Ibe EAs ia the
fosssn had fsas.n {ssaSn oszs shsfsass ef p4rnssi
of u aus At szst sAsagns fssas Henderson
hssf cs8ss sssRss On essr aud xfjsSgsssst bed
the s.a8.t II tse pf5us4ffse Gay, atsseas-
fsslsitsssslg - sssaagse b wss is5i0Efr4ssus
TIE s&ss, heseyer. saat = nan of ~ saaeh
Nfzfsa - 8eElassrsaf wAa EsysFesesstef 70 sss
ssosifss pti 50 81 . comparatively iAfersor,
-slf sise @sF tstaes sa.asesl ssapseies
Tnen Is was st&sssl fAas HsasiersssH xas
ataas-sl5 fs= FFs5fsf.sfos 81 3 iaFee afsd afis
Sppstssta s5sstsi zna WouAs D. -.xtFeuss.iy
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fsssssssss - faal pas saa as1saaYssss sal
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sss rasssteas q his ssaagF. rays tsxgs
a. $40. Hs wss q aasn abs sss Ezsa -
BAG - szl1sas e n4Esz szSsr rssxzs river
sss5 - "a = ssissssssfsi
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xzrxsaS. KISS. yssty * Ee-sv rars. a-r
s1en-ssa< sAe e.sassssyy sor EosaeFsss Issu~ry-
aepiaew 81 ss1s iswFy he hAsiag so &oa.
gs&s bsafen his ~lse vita a heaxy FstgAxF.
hss AZ iAx ID axef nsr head ard tAen Hea
seax4ne her feT ssszd
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sslf - hseA eharsefssi The kFpyiaiesn
slsts gill 81 pafs3e. and fsafps viii
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P8RTLkSp, IuIy SD scho0oeF arrived
ts-t.ay from Fort Ha Sfofd. Gaia, wifh =
cargo - 40 tatss of situ7asaests r.5cE for
iSe b;sasss nous Rock Company. II j. so
- nsesi IA paving strecfs
Whes sa alarm 1T tre was sounded last
alEhi ane Of the iseFses bsi.sax5ns 10 NJ.
eag he house brske oui tssS door a5a ran
u;s 81 ssree5 t9 r ghtsenth and oa - = frts-
*. through which the aallnnl fell. tFcAk
iBE rs neek.
Aayof ite LaShal,t To-Day received q
contamination frgsn The Chairman ef shr
Helscf esi4a mIftre al Eosiye. asking iof aid
Tor the ssiterers- 4 essfgmsttae ~ thfee ~
iae isNasHS bsssiA.ss men ERs been AZ
ps.i8fes 10 St.llcis siGfsafi45ss-
f8r Nvfiheru faeiHe I..fsaiigal Company
tarslszAt ;.Eflt.pasSi the city eaancsf 20
tacaie certain reefs in Softh FsrslA1d,
ter1RiRal bGllaiuEs and Yards
Boiler Explosion ut Olympia
OLssFik. gaiy ~ The boiler Ia tae Ice
efeAus s4flsrt of sir 4as NSltters expIC43sai
tasz sa4st1iaS and q aansisar II bYsiaBder~
harxis vss = sd Wssh their lives hr. y iaiesz
ARA ogilt dre iinllsg the t-sser. ard sseAps
Ca fesi 5 sav. slg - fiaats-rs tad not aDttsss4
50. tAe steam kai nsn uy 81 4faset
r-fsisE a2zpuAf s1Ea sse tsst 81 tste bss8sF
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sas iizFss AiislAs1s SfsFs slightly sapstAed.
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f,sfe4rtassl = t.ze sssssgaas tAgs ssszfesaszs.
A ehsisa-ss lfs'. f'~xraazsg n.
RazI Se. saiy = EAfg fslls sa4ss.Hs
~ Fsssss Srss sets s,sE.lsssissz fFssss 4 ss1as1
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4ass ga@eT fx4-s6 E4ssz aAs Gss - Aeg
IS aaz, = - sSi1tk hsf aa l7- sae 3ss4
=, : sslsss. IS ilsssst- : - Hsa 4sasAt 5ssSs.s4
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Sgs srfaz 4 s6s<>s: ~ s44fa@gs. s46sf N3zf Hslk
sxssM Ax3&j 1||
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ramsi. ps-ssu.sea. ans, ral.cn.

YAssaa t-grs ~ -. su3y TIE ssensA.
ter II Ia I'll Misss- tsasSrs sass ssoxasz,x
Scfsoa< Aer t1EAz< sud shrer brssAcgs
"a tatis ~ nFxRksasi sG-nEis &iSsxszzsoz
ree~e sha <saS~<s
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rHK HsBKAs coKrus Mills.


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n esiAs q citizens i&st sya.zssz 2 gs-
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ws>ngSeraS. Il, r.. 1nis A.-peress
SisrFs2 L :. kiraCF sa0fsicfei Miss Naise
kcEsei "Wednesday nnae- circumstance.
II iscvuis&t airccsty She pas =
ansf had been entrusted with tbv
management af the tausshola daring
ire temporary essselsee sf the family
>fe sHs tsfSs Eiten sfr haarslefS Stslsxs.F.
whca Eimrr, " hn ha2rsea Ia be Asils...
asked her Il she intended guiAs eui thai
evening. Ssr nsplit~t that she sssnid IL As
raosr. whcreapaa ElMcf shet her sArsa
Ausrs, fans5ng lnssAnt draih.
lie had aot been paytng her attention.
aud 30 eatsse Is known sas the act. tie aa.
al nssse locked np A crowd gathered snsi
tried - storm thc tail. bssf ibe FluEiea5sssFs
were Asrssse'l before ANYTHING wa< deRe.
Death nr We'll. Known Publisher.
llosTDN, Jnlf s. - Michael G. Gatrfx al
the Publishing house % N. K 1aiciy i Co,
died al cstoAAssed today u pAsAifsls
Randall Growing Stranger.
MsSisiSDToS, July = Randall enutln.
nes 10 iiapsave IN strength.
New rrans. Columbia Cattle.
poerIsSls. july u Ill. A. sias.s repre
stnsing the weSteyn kleciric C0mpaoy, has
hecA ensaSed 10 las new cable between
fs4fs Laahs sud ASTORIA Thc old oua wsts
hzasen iWfi seaFx aSu hy the haFkenilne
Carrier Love
seven Day. In Deep Well.
oAAns. iaiy &..-iaaa Anderson. wha
has been imprisoned in the hnisaln OF -.
foot well by eaee-ln since Thursday -
not yet rsseueti, The PATTY hbpe to "a
him oni te-mbffow. he iS stiii alive. hui
very WEAK lie hss been seysu aays With
eat food, aad with saeh malslage rs be
could gel from the bottom af the old tim.
hfrs uf the WELL
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afa " the eetelts VI ti&r t,fHif, tat f=Sait-f
iae treaty vas a sasfeadsr gf The asaefiean
ease
Morgan ebiecsed 70 the idea that the
DemfeTAflc senators we're cspeastBg the
Sanadiaa side ei tie 4nssfioa Hhy were
they nut a. much lie friends ~ their
country aud iis honor rs the RepubiieabsT
After further discussion tfsc matter eens
uyef without action. Two presidential
veises were read and referred. and the
sss.lafg asifesar4ssff
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FEfsFsN SMITH.

A TToRNEY At LAW, e. !. coMNiS
~ ssensr aas N~ssyy S,sblie Pine iaisss
fsssght aad sold. Ro1snffsec box sTa, seat
he. W. r.
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y y. SSSL1S. s0sS 4 tsfsRgfr
- EwLIN * CROCK EFT,
A TT0RxE EYs- AT-I.Aw -oFFgcg THIRD
- feof Yesier teary building. ru.oms al
lelainr 4 : Land p.f3re
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ar Interested !
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HasaEs fsxsToy. nKxEs sessspx.
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Mo Bride. Carr Sr Preston

strHrids.- Carr ~ Preston.
A TT9kNEYs AID corSSEIi0Ks AT
: n Law O0.cez ai fxro1nsr. Nouns ver-
noB ssls saastis ss-ntfse sffsce. Y.sler-
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II. r. CARROLL.
A T'roRNEY Ann COUNSELLOR AT
- ias. Rooms II aud II, Ponein Build
ing Fr0tst street
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A sF0HNKf AID CofsSSETiS3g At
n iav, 300 fsDBt sSfeet, kenyon block,
= azfses =. D. lyzs
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,N,A7'TIl-s,J~ w-N19yEEr-

n IN fff IL. Ltt1S1fS.
4 TT0RxEY Al LAW KRxxEY ntncx.
!. ssssnef of fronf and Colatsssls streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-26
KINSHIP AMONG ROYALTY

The complex Enthusiastically of the
reignirg families CT Europe is something
smszlpg, ard, when We consider how the
royal families Of England, Germany, Rus.
sia and Austria are joined together by
marriage or consAngulnity it is marvel
Gus thst their governments should al
ways be at the point Of war.
ihe present Emperor of Germany is
son-in-lsw to Queen Victoria Of Englsnd,
and is related by blood to the R9msnofs
of R1ssis, the reigning family OF that en-
pire.
Alexander CT Russia is son in law to
the King Of Denmark, ard brother in law
10 the Duke CT EtinbuIg Of the royal
family Of England.
Flsncis Joseph Of Austria married q
daughter CT tht Duke of Bavaria, one OF
the German states. He has two children
who have married among the relgning
families Of Belgium and Bavaria.
Queen Victoria is sllied bV marriage
with almost every government in Europe.
Her husband WAS Prince Albert Of Sake
Coburg- Goths, one OF the German states.
Her eldest daughter is Empress Of G +
many; another is married to bretner of
the Emperor CT Russia; smother to Prince
Christian Of Denmark; and, still another
is united to Prince BattenbsTg.
The only countries not directly united
through marriage ties Of their sovereIgns
are Spain and Italy. France is repub.
lie, and escapes the connection.
Il seems that those countries whose SOW
ereigns ere the most intimately connected
by marriage are the most quarrelsome
with each other II would be good
thing for the pssca OF Europeii royal in
were intetdicted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-26

ton Of the trust, and 1t is claimed to be
now lower in price than ever before. Il
is well known fact that sirce the dis
covery Of coal sad kerosene oil there has
been constant dininusion in price to
the consumer and producer.
But such dimiuution in price to the
consumer is not due to the Standard Oh
Company or trust, but is attributable to
causes wholly Independent Of it, the con-
stsntly widening field of oil production
srd tVsc,increasing volume of crude oil
put upon the market.
Tae trust must 60 The welfare Of the
people, individually and collectively, de-
ma2d this Of the mea who are elected to
make and tx cute the lsws of the coun-
t;y. And if e farmers trust is found prac-
ticable, and trusts can be com0stted only
with trusts, the masses ol the union will
pray God speed to the farmers trust of
the west and south as against thu COM
bnstiens Of the tariff robbers Of tie east,
to whom every consumer in the land is
laid under tribute.