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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-15

In this most interesting book. our countrys
history Il told from the discovery of Amer
lea down To the election OF Grover Cleveland
as President of the United states. This book
contains siXty-seven chapterS-about 90
pages giving full and authentic accounts
of the Norsemen. the Discoveries and Ex-
porations of Columbus aud the CRbots,
Spanish French, English and Dutch Explo-
rations the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers,
the Indians and their Wars, the Colonies.
their settlement and Growth. the States
and their settlement the French and Indian
Wars, the Revolution and its Battles, the
administration of each President from
Washington tn Grover Cleveland, the civil
War the Record of Its Battles and the Gallant
Officers of the Army and Navy. the Eman-
cipation OF 100000 slaves, Reconstruction
and Peace IL contains
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-15

of information and systematic arrangement
with brevity and simplicity of treatment
The descriptive portions In the various
branches Of Natural History are marked
by viyidness and sim plicity: numerous orig
inal anecdotes are introduced, illustrative
nection with scientific details, and over 5e
illustrations give a life-like aspect 10 the
whole volume and a clear idea of what each
creature II where nature placed - IL pos
sesses equal interest for Juvenile and for
mature readers
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EMPEROR wtlIsAm II SWEDEN
seeing she Sights Of stsckhoins-~
rriend.hip Renewed.

Nfs4l. kliqsIN fnlv g7--4)sl tfrsf arflthi
ltsfs. s,sst.f.iav u.,<sp Esox,ssrof William and
s'r,nes Henry asa thslf snft.. uus,s ts,tss
vryeA in ! iautrh rs the lnus.:na xtasx,.
u her, = ffsumnhst arch hsa bs.ss trs,sf3d
Here King oscar surroussle.i 81 s,sr1,terz
81 bis o,,art. srcfs..si III, an, :,egar and tha
ns,nes fhe sssal tarty. aer,,sapat,lci -
mif.tnry eSrart thcs, pForeedea IA ira
eassie The raute wss iis.sti uith eneg I..os,s
rg,s,s.ts ~ ,,aon,e wssss heafltly sherfss.j thn
t,srrnan f,ilpr Empegnr Miftlaf4 seemed
- - t,4..i.. a. ,,sattff.si -
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To rsN orr ruE COLA.
A nisi "a sgske Hair the Redemption
xeux,.4 ~ftx~R

WASHINGTON, luis = -SeAasaf f'xlmts
sosi2y sutrtsia-si a hiig gs.ax isfi1al tact ths
fsad he'd ssss the rtssSz8nslea x l'Hised
Sstes zasze~ sASii b cssa sssssss u gsiit saG
siltcs-ss&st III geld sess tail Ia sives i
y,refs.isS sh&t tae sas3 new held IA ca3a
;sss0 o. znsss aulliss ~ he treasury iSr the
FesirEasssiels ~ Tinted Sistes treasury npsoa,
sad THAI ssssrh may henaf.ef taiaa{ase.
shail sseeafser sc soiassoasd hat ~ gain
Hla& hs3s 81 silver. aAssEsy ma haif ta hr
gsiis este ,ss balboa sas hasf 81 siixss hul
isasu II stsasiAfi tiiscresS essA&i ia salpe -
the sasd hSll
TIE sseFF7afy a. INC treasury s aashas
islsi Ia Purchase ssassaee xss7sa - silver
tsiiief pef ufeaih, said hal.taa to fe tAc
Ffes.ues II | aftea States ssA8rs, and hase
sg rfs3ascA 10 ingose ~ salfahss fustn aaa
wti&sf. rayiag inf II With Eaia valn fraia
fasn sttetaFssen fapa. FsiS 4sliisAa shat
aar sufkE5faspt su the Fatsegss-i4szgi ias2l ssg
the sasa ess;n Withdrawn t,aHntsesn. Ieese
= tffst tss2s a7q is suNtsanF lsftit tag Ffeseas
anaasi ai ssl1 pSlu and eeia au.llda iH
Eee fesiesapisoa fpra shall ~ ssduega la
sst.3s21sAt ApS haisless es assesl sfsies
aesss demanding their ressFnYsleu shah
ha ps5si bail Ia gsid s'sa haif wisk either
silver baliian sr wifh standard silver assss
sare iF paid WITH sslesg asiEaes. ihen ihsra
shall u eolnea fgum fnc ss4xes hssiiina tu
fae redemption funa eHosssb sasiiNa -
PsJSl8cs standard sliVCF dss,laFs egGai 10
fhe number 1t silver ssss1lAfS pasd aaf
These shah b. placed Ia ss3e kenerai treas
AIRY talfd in place ~ these Withdrawn
thefesfsas. When the HaFnlal rates of 81
ser - s0ld fs5oGg ~ "a IS al silver u aue
ct geiaa sfskii have lseca usstars.si. the silver
balisen ss the redemption fana shall l,e
ca5Hei 4ass standard silver siaiimrs, aud
vup- hall 81 Toe fpssnta hsion fana shalt NJ
held "a standard silver dollars
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SENATE pgocEEpINGs.
The Fisheries Debate to Close ssen
The sppdry Cisii isiiI.

MASnISGzsN, Inly ss.-Iu the saaats.
sherman gave naiiee that as saan as ghe
sundry eisil appropriation ssil should D.
disposed 81 iio would insist on eeiiiag the
fisheries tFeaty oui uf the way. eaa he
hoped tc tie - carly next Mas&, 1le SSH
air thfn proceeded 10 consideration et the
;isecf!rs treaty I'll open cXeei1fiSe session.
aud was addressed hy salisbury ia favor
of Us rafiiieafloa The Democratic sepa'
tors he tafa. had no, opposed the open er.
eeHtiXc session from asis apprehension
tiat public d. ussican4 the treaty weGsa
inl1ro ihe administration et the Demo-
cratic paFty teg the CONTRARY. tAey believed
a fiiil understanding 0f Il wauhi eunmeai
IL 80 thr favorable iA8snaent ~ the raunsfx
AZ u wise Asd las1 settlement 81 q ranffb
veHy #aiss had 70 tiinss Threatened the
harmony a-la peace oi tne whal. coanfss
The treaty. w a5ia seeuriag = tbs tisiied
states fsiuaitie tights Afisi privileges
hitherio dsnle4 and which ia prev ious
administration had hsep shlc 20 secure
esve up 10 unsiispuied rizni aeF any priv.
ilcge that eaG.d BE- Justly regarded a. -
the slightest value.
At tie Close OF sauiseays speech The
fisheries treaty went over ~stbQH1 aciief,
aad tae seaaie proe~eae9 - foe saHsftcfn
flan % the sEBlfs eigil appropriation hiit
The amendment 60 strike uut ol the item
far the bsran % engraving aas printing
i1c yrsslse that thgre shalt uat i,e any In
crease iB ftlr number 81 steam Reprint
ing maeaiaes IA ihzt bgreau was opposed
hy Biafg alla rejected after some siiseus.
sicn,
AmonE ether amendments reported aud
agreed 10 were the following Increasing
ts.e appropriation for rspaif- ~ tight
hensrs, eis from s333us9 20 z525 l9sas la
creasiug the appropriation faf salaries ~
Hebfhause keepers from e5s3,0a "a SOD 0ili
inCrcasiHs the aPpf0pri atiea fer the AEhi
ing If rlsefe frqsi $4,000 ta saa4 COS aud
Inserting the following iieHls sa.ssa fgr
expenses ~ enforcing ihr alien contact
ia,,os isws; Ss5a ael 'of expenses ef collect,
ing n gcnue customs ia lssf. ga addition -
Ire permanent appropriation tlaWe fgs
sarFeg aad r. erreiiNR ut this saBaaeEy
wpsi ~ fhe fsio ersn5e Adgaue8ea
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fssztssA axsessstses ans uegU eaAl1S Gsss
resss1 x ~ tsN tssassaEsase aceass t.s
ssassss ard ar rs'a IL fAe sssisise NAVY
Aay.ae res@aae see& ssss ng affafrss
lA.ssF =, fxrras,siz. tIyissS sAe ,zrlsssA tAg
ssssirss4es SiSs sspssks al eezfSle Fs5Wegsss
Saigt tss'sf ssssaaseTs Saa sssas e4stst fog sss
tss ss-ssesssr esssFssze-st zsss1 alSa STATES
saas gssTssrs aAa ferrsssy visited Cart
S&a sasFx lzoa~e S-&test fAas SIS sssgcsa rs7ssa,
rrv. gl.sexy. ese. aSce tAe iessrss x : y
sAs.A arr srirgesed &, asSe FNsac isssa
Esx4S fse aids thai tus stsste- sa1ss
sGea5aeTss sse t'ttx af tsseTssssrs assd tks
tssa ssssasisaest. ASch we're asiit i,,s tAc
tssaseEaeasr <ovsFnEGeut zaa ratzf fsE ~ if.
ar nss yannsax hctueea k4feTpSea sad
fssAt5a.
A4uiesssgs Sizes az stcssSsza ssssPaeat ef
tsartrsagTnte lersprssY n8feresyress by the
aife2 Sszsses &escFarteat, a1stss,fag3nr 10
ss4i vae 30. rsftS4 os wase& a IA kngfssG
isaHsts He vsss mates thai taeYs i s.. .tssa Ce
sFsssA Is stss laisSa Ss&tsx asss fassaa,ae
ter Ssasse q uany usfifstu< ~ daissrs'
iFs,Fss Il eaf-sn belonging - tAa t'asssssef-
af% essxeFass shipped ssssa issoweSA He
tssises'asa and Naixnerss ssarc ,he war
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KANSAS VENDETTA.
stevens County the Scene of Fierce
Fighting seven Men Killed.

lIsKRAI. Kan, Jaiy g--shoftiy. livery
stable keeper al Hueajpwu, glFrs the fol
lowing pAfiis alavs regarding terrible eu-
counter between Haraowp and Woods
dale men Ia stevens county. whereby no
less than sessH inea lost theis lives
sam Robinson. city marshal of Huge
town. aud " Cook ai the same fsace. went
TO the ihsliiy ranch. neaF Pony creek, yes
terGay, accompanied by theft wlHss, 10
iosak up some cattle which they wage Try
ing 10 buy. While taking dianef, Deputy
sheriff Short. WoosisaAsc man, accom-
panied bs Ave other woodsdass saet, fsde
IN, 10 the party aslt asked Robinson 10 Silr
render. as he had a warrant for bis arirst.
Robinson said he would 20 a short us.
tanre from camp, leaving GaaS and the
ladies behind, aud then give his enemies a
chance 10 take h.fs.
lie did SO, and On reaching . convenient
spot both parties opened FIRE, With TIRE ro
sHif that fouT Neeslzaalr men wtfE slain
The etheg tgo fed 10 the timber and Rob
inson escaped without = scratch. Cook
hasttned 80 iIngoiawn and gave the alarm,
ard soon au ARMED crowd went 70 taelf a.
sistance. Meeting let Of " oodssiele men,
an enropnteF took place. in which three
more persons were killed and number
wouaded.
According 10 Lgeryman sa0gfly the
whole eeuntrg Is virtually al war. john
cfess sheriff 81 stevens cnanfs, was otie
~ she saeu kiiie3t iu The sesead tighs The
names Of tha other ksiled coula aot be
learned
J. Gerard. deputy abrnH uf SscseEs
county. gives fhe following aecuuAi of the
saair 4 warrant had been issued 30
short. constable end city marshal II
Npadsaala. fae she arrest ri Sap2 FssiislnaQa
RubiGs1n kai g0ae a. the neutral strip
aud sh0ri aud tno egilffs went after him.
CreEs. hserins 3Ast sserl and his pasec had
heca eorsa3ai 81 tae STRIP, started With
fsti- fnsn 10 tneiE reliri, bat c5tlid bot
fud them and started up the tran and
went iato caiHp
While aaieqp she Hnga party surprised
aHss disasfaed ihaa, aud made them stand
up ia ilue aud slot them, killing faar aiid
aac. The four supposed killed
were sheriff Ieass, K. nab5afsi, e. W
Eaton ana Il. WILCOX. II. Tony was
wounded
The latest report IS that seven men have
been Killed SO far IMPORTS ar very caR-
tfadiciary. bat an dosht stevens ceuusy
people are ia a terrible state II excitement.
and isore shooting ia cxpettcd.
gsaYonnE men arrived herr this evening
from ssesegs county. whU cisisa - have
seen part os fha SIGHT between the sheGas
isesse sud the lingelaNn usen. They seeut
the idea of wholf sale killing, however aud
s8y sncy thiDk NJ afie was kilfv9, a!tiIonEb
saAe nay he ssF.eEsiy woHndFd,
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IN LITTLE ITALY,
What the cengressmen saw
in Mulberry Street.
ssS FRANCISCO nssAIxp.
Chinatown Ne wer.e rhan 49,
sesk.s Italian ousrter-~ Larea Z
ssnertes ~ Seeeteas eranl~es~.
A Dollar Day asysnd rAs3p
Dreams ef Axartee>

ssw YoEs. Jaiy = The eoaxresSiaas5
snssssgsafiea cammistre visited The s,u.ns
~ the ests under isse Essagsesioa 81 ssa1ve-
sstes ssst nlssst Congressman siofsnx q
eaaiAsrnia, ems of the saelatsrs AZ the css.n.
sslssss. said me ssxats asaeax sAe i,a,isns
81 aailsetFy street ssefs aS terrible "a Il, ia
worst 9afs q shc Chinese quarters "a sAn
FsaHssssa,
TIE eoamlltcc nlSs eeSist i.s-slsY. RalAcsf
NArsss. manager x ihe tfss;sn EFniefatioa
sssesssy, rvselae.i sse staasa. ~ farmlxAes
isss of siss sensrastssS Who were k,sxws
. pss tssif ssasie ssassns shs loos nal.au
eSaiegaasS These people, M said, oxast<sl
assraHasSsss,sss fso1a the ssansasess, Aaa he
ssanssYes IA saHse eascx lie bad kAawa
vastssAnis - pAx oe;aasiss sass ~ < oe rer
ceas., aad itep net sroRs. work
frsness sais1eae, aa EssaSaa Annleteef.
saia he cnsae - thss .ccaasEy Ia May 90 1
tisSNs which enc II gstsels axeiits had
seat - MS native iiiaee with distractions
- Fys inan, Witness faid Alsauf The
Hagsts he could earn IA Ass eva raa.afys.
anti shengh eages here ~eRis Average j
little sestTc taau staaa a day. ssot ~ fiiix
hs BAD f,s pay house. Fssi sad the lsssAx af
AiS fsisiiy. lie faaglas .aSs4sfstnRiiy Kel
l.FssFsst os tuitss as vine lis had q usfo
aasi t&o children Ia itai9 Misagss hat -
sraHssS s sfsn be arrived, hias had he4a ati.
ksile a. esg wafk since. he h2d heeis iakesa
esse of As sencyaA ~ sssSisszsss His ram
Us aeee starving, sie told Caneecs<sAaa
tsaeBtses taEs he was mlllsfs to wssfk Tor
hssl AZ = geass dax, Il be aaa dagiag 4
stas right alosg he wNssia spend = icnf<
stAe fsir toassi and aasisssg
Ven ccuia i've well ~ taas asked
e9ugFessm s}isaHtl1ef
Well, nor yefs tseii. hssf pretty we'll
would % satisfied, ts answered, iie de-
clafssi he ssuala ~ only toa glad Ia no
hack horne lie II aS axtEsarst shefp with
VIXEN fse gatsc out here that az coaIa
fsake enough motey IN ; couple Of years
~ 80 Hsisae sad Hive
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aoIsG 10 PnIsos.
SIX oF the Most Desperate ontIaws
of fas West.

ST. r8yf@. 1uiv s7--Aagiees FROM tiaifrs
vile, Tex. STATE that taitet siaiss Marshal
Carr passed through tha; place it1ts morn
ing en- rolta for furt smith. ARK. Where be
WIS taking dx - the most desperate pst
laws % Indian Territory, where tieg refe
captured reen atty. Among fiFe nslt9tRF
WEt George Taafu. charged wish FoAssing a
traia ufar MuseoTee 3 feW days age. af
which timc a Texas eatiiemaa as k4llci
lie has cun iesse3 assisting ID the fsb5eTg
Thorn cafe4T f. well know ~ 4. Louis
II hasuH a ba.d aud HtiseBi14rcrs nses He
haa sarsea a sesm Ia tAe California Feisi
Tertiary. aud sseApea frpsss ne sef4s cas See
SECOND sentence ahire Has Ser life, after
serving avc yaafs-
Tar crime ffr which he MSS seasanrcd
asas one II sie lsaIiozs siege ro3fpcz3ez n
,hc hlsfory ei the Hcst. and was eoaa aelits
Ted ueas san QneDjin, rai a seaiths
smuArr nnsasd EEnslatNza engaged stage.
cuaeh 10 trapsfaf1 $500 Werfh ei gold ai-
aan fhrorEn the c8guirys 6hesu sAa raj
sgtaea Kahae, s1so IS ~ ia1sis, sag iaiG
isse coach, sesgred s:ge bullion snd mTsr
Gerea Cummings foF ahfestinG. hehof
svas captured aa@ banged fuf lie crime.
Fhafn Fot oS with lsie ssu5eace Nhen
captured. and Eas4e hie escape isece8bcF
l. Isl Na s wanted "a Iaa1ss plates Tor
fFi mes committed
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ooSHEpERArE PROPERTY.



wAsH'Sa8cs. 5Bly = LIN response 10
fkc seuate resolution calling upon hiTa for
crisiGuce ~ fhe tseastsry department re-
istlra - ffeeg;sssfs Gt tse United -fater aud
a. whieh the lRlitd ssaiss hss Faiid eiaifn.
. hicA ! hef8 Ia 4sgerEs ssss=sssEt9a. ihS-
secretary of :he Treasury tssiag transmitted
20 tne ssliaIe reports - the ssiielf0g % the.
treasury a1a commissioners 81 snisxaNi
regeque on the sztisect Iiis slssi faseresf-
ing df the aess4lseufs returned y ietieF
fryfa Af isttlepATe. la9ely efEfloysd as
AZ agent 81 the treasury II ass8si 10 sAe
pfeVeutlazi as8d detection ~ lsaGds vps,a
the essuasas ynVeu8s. lB iilia letter. 8afcd
SarsssbeF II. isr5l be sagH ne Eenf - bis
hsI,e ia Kins William esuBty. Virginia,
80 examine his ai4 e.snEe5efAte PefrFs.
made aaa received Wfiie In Euf9fss ander
the order Of tns iae1 Confederate SilifS
s-gs cy.4,nesss Is tsi7ia8g sensif3se Gaia
lie say. ~ taslud tsst ia he %fatss 81
k@es he Ras oF3ure3 - ths Confederate
shlp TrHAs. alias the rafspetF0s. Tsi2s
ressei Nas 6ssilt ~ siia-Fs@ caa a ncw
.s5sop-pf waf. std HEs a. have seestssd sssg
armament zas. ssg.s guseiiss w@tia fySaS 81
the esasi % England frgsA aaesfer vessel.
sf.fs.a Hear -iaeiz4r q iHss fssafesiss zfe
. ~fsstz azxs s4S sgFefisttssseassit - fsens
s9THf.tina ~ fae gsassss. tser fs5ss tr}gc
kl.+s.issf. AZ - aasen est fsssAs rsid "
the sszts-slsesass- gsEsrarls@sls 4ae sssi.
ne s>ss, started - 80. tist hAvfaz ss,eR ~
fpfss1 AE s sist tsseEsie rzalstf. sa ss4 ~
sgt af4aafs FeE@f fha3s carry aeF
fsagssxE 7s8s eessfgF kaesfea ssr Fieats -
essses4fsse sas fssat sss faosi ns ~ $3.50
saf hazesz - f8c s'sisl fsS1fzeF, a-8 t2eF
sss1slsg sas is Fszeas ? q - aeT fssf
80 ihes sassfess - sz1 Haea. iea
ysssusss sssaF s5se fnasessrf4E .snEasl-
Sos zAE ssg andsf sae ss-ns
aes @Ess ss~sj SIS tsz3 Nat
gss 4ss s3es sels-s zfassaf, 4s1
slsts sl - ae 49, sFs
s4sN 4 a. tH &
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rrrms WORTH nEapiSa

Pred Douglass. aow nearly ssgh;s years
cd. = 81 go appn iile sf8sap this faii for
the Republicans.
ia las California only gsassfies.i I. 90 80
rganaS Of dried ffEit - tsag the yield
Was y -. SO pounds.
fltiaase ssGtie II zlns afses - iodine
- aaesensy,. and eiunafsss ~ native yer,
laiiiigh. y ffsssn qasetsiissF are-
Dsaaess for q fFaEy axe xfEe7 every
Esek - ifse ra.-gfsie oist - eatp,ayusat ~
a ssifsliag;1asa. Eariafit, charity ofstasis-
aztADn
rta.ssaeasz disrr as - l.gssaBEeFs pfe.
ferss3ee. ssssa8e claiming Tue esase p4HE. end
NOME fae pHaFf AZ fke 'so.sersa astWrr. BE
tWea8s fae s@s tile Paris snFlsss ara AsYine
& fsfsssfst svalfe.
Aeasfsisnz 81 Frafgssaf HzgEeaai tte
sfssa9sss ~oosi in tae tnifeit SfaseS Is tn2f
- tse nataeg hlrkoeY = kie Afsansas
tegign. ausi Eae Eeaaesf tsSs Hesi India
iarsa. fsss Efpst elastic $ rae tn1sartek5
-as Raiss ~ s4aH task A5tkarg <'sHjtax
ass ss'ssE IS Tae .ses. es4sse ard lowest
.H sfss s.. sssaeitg 81 tiSe lssas n sac aEae
anfG Fs a31afst snsFiss. @is5f
@isses N zra1esi eletaf,ss s4isss 81 fuei. y
ssfE se8 III gsss tatl1Tg5'at ~ fesNs
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NOTABLE DEAD.



DAYTeS. Ohio. Julv g7.-t4cn- " 4 Pat
eiek. governor ef the national soldiers
hesae f5r eisaI3ed volunteer, died this
evsains.
iGen Patrick ws= bora ia Iiorndsaeid
s T., sarsh q. ISL ffe Nas graduated
z fhc UniiQa States military aca9afaT IN
4sss, berams fisst lieeteuHnt iu lsi7. served
IS tse Mexican war. was made cantala IN
3slg. ard hnereffed naH59f in l-4s fer "Fnef-
iia4ioug caiiret whsle serving IN the ere
1nys couutrF fie Fess gued in l--a. eEis
gagged la farming Ga Jefferson eou1stv. N
y. a1a iu is3 was spIciated PfcsideFi 70
Tie STATE a-F ei.IfHrai college A. The &c
riuniug af fht cig5l war BE sgss Eaaie tn
sf--ciss epuerni ol tae NsE Gafk gailitia.
tserna -riga'iiaTsali fAi o. volunteers in
tsf1 aaa fgra p s}f sseu. Irwin &epafHefl
la thf sAensaiIaa3G vasies III uori,3afa VIZ
eiaia aas with fhe AFusy ~ sge poiBsnae
n AlutA Nouate3n aaa tntlefam He -
ca'se rravo-- ~ sfsssni general II fhat army
ili o. ,iFfsr - gaf sssae feaT- siihsaln nentlf
- iiIg fi-aaiasd asfites agfiag aEasssSi
RifhrauH ana, Sf3er less ssrreEsifr 81
the department uf Sifzlnsa. sIe nzssgaei
zase - is. wss Frtsldsai of ssse Ee@
1aEk >safe assEifss 5ts1fsi S7cteiE Is tsaF
aafaHst igsgfnns fss- SEM YORK state lis f9ls
81. gasl arsln Ia }S7s 50 asa siare 1851 38a8
a.l4aa governor &; tee eaatrHl israa 4 81 the
gs4ttaaai hnfna faF disabled va8BgteeF sos.
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H.EErsos aSp uomE RULE
He Approves ID Fer Both Ireland
snd Washington Ieryftery.

TsuyAsa sas4Es faIF fT-A fhoasaslt4
aassaeFS pglheiRsaty iaeua tbs neribern
psrssegs ag iae state. paid iAsir respects 70
{sssa Harrison ftrstas. ia the course - bis
rssnsrks. tsen Harrison fpfcgrst 20 the
seaisisgivg aHgertseaalaaf and the aps.liea-
.ssrs 81 WasfiHcsoa ans iiakusa territories
far ssasrhsssd lie sGiA The kpt-srtjsa-
sIssf - cur staie frT legislature as4 ega
gss.ssipEai Furfesss is kaaRu 70 y uafaif.
Is aas iutsfssiea 80 Discriminate azsEissSs
the Republicans. / hope the Il me hss ns5~
arrived " hsa sizG sspse Of justice whsfh
rsssss.sssz ear te1EtH Wsst ssarA nseg III All
parties that parry zaecess = not - b. pro
zsasei 81 the exssSsse - iaiss5iec 81 &ag os
osss e.Ekxeaz %lssa tsse ksfshs.csEss shall
ss44re tsle p@Ees q Essksag a. sp{&zrztaE-
1aeas believe tsse exlyarizarssl II So kznE
party sas8atsss By pBtsilc injustice ~iH
aess - rsst=ztass
Fneze asr essser 5sn- siasss SseatsnE tae
ssgsrsss EheTs s~e 10 TIRE Snrtaws-ss sszvs-
Pa Territories a-<aatzss ulssiss ise paasse
san Ml.n &naas=s gsfasaasiariss + 1s-ss gs eFsfE
brave sfsEsFrss5az anss luseiilsens yssag
n2en sFesa 81 s.ss stalls. several gf Elssse
territories have sssa fr years Possessed at
Es4z.gi tsfiszas azsz Sa3 ~ tis Fsss1zissfgs
ssse sssF7iss.uH stafEs IN -lsu7i5 lsskefe
sassr sre haazg asii Sai4issa F.ss5sss
sss wears 8sccf haze aarE- 1s.ss EslsE s9f AL
rasss5sn sssei l.s1 sssssrs5slaSi II rates. fsls
sssr loff s4s Tza2a sAssFle. sasza nslsss 81
IS {sSsa :. II 5sw sss -. fa4iea Eis1Fs sls :,
aaase isSs&s sad sarg agalta lAsa xaa ssF-
ssters g~s aaea 25lgas5l3s iss@A
TIE sssa @sa tae pee5' az raise
as "a - asrs s. = ssssSsstssEffa as sssfssssa
ae g. la7esas aae EzsFA.sis Fsasss -
= -qfa g aa5 faFfsts1a
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-28
WHISKY TRUST.
II is Merely a Friendly
Society
TO oHsoN ovKRrEop.crIos.
whisky cs-ts Is Goats a Gallon 10
the sannfssser~r- -rfthe Tax Were
raken oa Every aeasnckiaa
weuia start Private stsn Con-
grez-seaai lasestixassen-

Ns~asSsFoS, July -I.--st a saers.sV x
tsc haase essgsaaiSsee ga s14aas&1sares -
day cka8fsss1s BAcoa RaaeaHesss tasf the
committee aesit prsceesi u investigation
q sse se-wNlted s.is&y sgass. anss called
3 NJ AtAestea % ls,asssvilte Eae csas.
easy.s hssasssszsters. TIE ssiacss sid. srcre
located "a tzsz1e ecnnfv. Kentnexy Il
uss aoi enes<ess n aisszaips whi-ky. t,ul
Ia hsassifae sae NAixkv q q au5ahar ~
gsgsas pGao sts .iisiss1irw hsHipsss Ia fhess
vsn aansess Tlae wtfusss eAsss aaasa 81 gaa
large sist5sssss et nae Seasaeks WHISKY
entered fase AZ asreeniens which saaas
themselves 80 ssr@iure 10 WHISKY 81 the
fiscal ssAf iSs> The resahsaess rrssisassan
~ ttse seasieaers VAS esssrslea az
s. sska.
fne agreement grew eat al the Eacs that
laserc n ssf tssea 3 vefy 2aren eSeT Hrsiuetian
~ " hlskx Ia aefer - pYnfec. fhei aamcrs
- gilis NalSss ifu;a the esfcess 81 fhis 0Yef
rfssitritaa- aa aErcvr,eas e suspend eses
asiosss ifsssa tHly ~, t~s7, g fasy lsf. sSss.
wss entered iGia Ttis aetrc7stni. wgg
arsS desired - say. vas prs II fha nasufe
81 a trust rhere was ua consolidation es
rrar.sfiy nos uicrEinE ~ Interests
wiiuoss a. usked ~ narhaa. ~Fx
siadsrg 1nek iernai reTonae tsx. what Il
NlsEesS That depcEsts ayass a great
maay iaesaFs. watirA gAFy considerably
bat, sssasasng HAT csyu seiis FOR e reits.
rp.. fs,- - esnss, and malt fer - cents a
hsishei. $ eaiian of standard Rsi.gghan
gshfsk8, sx5ga iasensss GA ibs nianf. vtaia
s.sSt. say % cents, aHa exe3utiins iAieFesi
on the pians atCRi q - . cenls
RucAaa-w hat would ne llse effect af ~
quitting tax 10 sc paid whca WHISKY s.
pfts,inscti--shai is, asAoltsalns she bonded
period
witness-fs II would Substantially destrps
the manufacture ai ine whsssirS. herausr
Of the isereased c0sf Of WHISTLES whca
thcy wcec 81 is- use. rfslsipS aRt ~ The
fae; that faF etcre ssii00 egareratcd tiIe1c
wossis b. s 'a1 paid on tha Sniinn. and ~.
cause os the heavy exrers, af carrying
~ hisky Ter several yeaf*. iElnfaHce. etc.
TIE amount ~ sneucy r.qs r. IA the bilsi
ussss would ts 50 grNat tha - sfsfilirt
could as naaeh unless be Il y million.
sire. Saeh a law would fcaiSa cttnhiaa.
lions, ard rieh eomblnateas 'ganii socn
absorb all,
ane 81 the rcss3sas Of the export II WHISKY
d Europe was JisAt he aau otsefs believed
Kentucky WHISKY Was tsv,ses thaa foreign
iianars aaa thought tae,f might nuke q
market TOT Il Ia tsprope. Asncty per eeat (
az the whisky exported was owned by
wholesale d.aiefs. aad he believed II they
all united fhey ruala puttd VIZ q las Trade
in Europe lie WAS moi III fayor Of the re
peal OF tae iSx on l4uvr. iot tbs reasoa
{ hat every farmer With Il stream near his 4
taria volssd ss,3 taso husinsss and ruin the I
sfistilisrs tl ever production. With no tax 4
on whisky he believed there would b tru I
tines tisu anlefai consumed,