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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

rm AHHnacAn su1YrHo AID uDuU1HI
A. LEAGUE n 6nssoa.

Tm AUH1zcAn 0uPprH0 AID uDuu1HI
A. LRAoU1 n oE1ssoa.
Nuw OnxAAxs, Feb. l6.-Ovef LEO del
eestee from vusioos states 70 the Amer
ican 6htpptnR and lndosssiai LesRus
conveutioo met ~ the peoduee ex
change this nerninG. Hon. b. Z,
JONES' Oelcome1 the visitors and advis.
ID thas TIE people generally take q
hand In stiFRtna up congress on the
Shipping question. Ex 0ovsTuos 4. o
Stalnard, Of Aissoori wss elected per
manens chairman. Roeoiusious appeal
ing 70 ths whole country 70 aid IN the
york Wess passed. Pspess on '-ship
building - . ersat natioosl ipdoeery'
and sstrode With siberia and the West
African coass' we're read Judge Nor.
phy, ex-oooafesman from Iowa, made
9 shost address adv v,casina vaseS trans
pOststiou. The railroads he sAtd vsct
ed neither Q long nor . shoss 6Aus, but
ali the haul. He Vns . momooe OF sht
oemmitsee On stvoss and has00ee u
Q uQreas, end IL u had beeo left With
him be would have aiveo o6O,OO,0(
for tie Improvement Of Tivefs and saf
boes. and t6o.m.0o0 0oee fos 6oiidiua
ahfuD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

1og1 DmAsTnoUs 1x.A8s 1uB Czx1 nAs
Had yuB IL YnAD.
PaovDEucB, Il. L, Feb. M.-The 10 ost
disastrous 0es which has visited this
city since 1877, Whsn The vholsa ale
boiI6ipRs abeut Tie poGoofnes we're de
stsoysd, EA9sd early shis morning amnno
The business biseks nsas the city hsii.
The Ore originated IN Chase's block,
corner Of EDDY end Fountain stre sts.
and spread thence to the Billings bls,ck.
on the opposite side Of Woscesssr street.
thence 10 the Aldrich house, HshAn Al
Ien's carriage sepositosy and finally to
the Exchange Hotel Today the Wllols
square u mass Of smoking ruins, ex-
ospt The Aldrioh hO0se ooRnss, vhesa the
granite walls are stilI sanding IN wesk
couditiou. All the Queaso Of the ho tells
esoapeA bat saved very little. The total
Ioss u estimated at fro0 o6000m -
S7M,O0o.
The complete list Of loases has not ysl
been made. The --latest estimate pota
the total Losses at e3690W and The
known Insurance. q tll6. 600.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

WAnnHozua. Reh. M-Arnone him
reportea from committees in the senste
and piaced % sAe cAieodaR today vas
cue 70 eEsaae pcfes cf sntyy q eeassle
and faeomA, WsshtnGeo1 TssfiSoey.
AmocQ TIE bills iutfoduoed ana ~
ferred Uoee the following,
By Mf. larUolL 70 bssvoe army Il.
csrs "a she aasive and retired tiss.
By NJ. Sshin, 70 snshoeiDs The peesi.
dent - euofos bfevet rAnk % army
c0Aeess FOX ~hetlliant sseviess u Indian
eoDpaiaus.s
By II. Teller, 70 ausAoriss tAe sati-
aens of The Unt1sd 6sa1es 70 sseasu
essrAy eassls froo Mexico % tbs Uuiosd
eeases vishoot the paymsus OF austss.
fha F0ouauston offered By Mr.. Plumb
sp0e veeks eco diFessing IN ipQsiry as
70 the eausss Of ine@eient mali ssrvioe,
vas sakea up end Aarsed 70.
Mf. nAndsssnn'e Esoo1utioo rsQnif-
ina The secseeary Of va1 70 furnish 80
ssoss "a rsGass6 sith . lise Of psssoos
10 vAom eop6eo of ~ record Of The ~
bsllior are 10 ~ issosd. - taken %.
Mr.. 0an0eseoa said thAt since be
had iotroouoed tue rooplus'oa The sec-
rseary cf vas had sxcssased his resdi
neGs 10 comply With ~ roQUe0G He
coutiuusd by sayina thss NE dissriba-
ton Of pohiie doeamants shoold be
made under some sxseutivo o6lese.
Mr.. Vesa nd thsfe 80 unQuession-
ably . vases Of money In the vAy Of
printing the oecomenta
M. Teller claimed taa4 maoh matter
Ia The departments vas ksVe osofet.
and Be protested aaainst ehis- He ex-
tended his ideas b. saying thas b did
not believe n the secret ssssions Of the
senate except perhaps vhea tbs senate
Vas considering the treaty tn exeeotive
session. He thoaaht thae the diseas
SONS Of conhrmatious should be made
public. Ip Fepis 10 questions from
other senators MS. Teller said that
while be did noe think thai the cabinet
n.estinos should b held publicly yet
when she cabinet came 10 Q eonolusi0o
on any s1bjeos, that eonelusioo vas ,he
property Of the whole people and the
pseoident had no right 10 oouoeal 10.
TIE resolution Vas adopted.
Mr.. Teller introduced = bill to eseab-
lish poetofhce at Folsom. Nee Aexico.
The Senate ADJ ,urned till Monday.
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esrLs-saeE CASE

DOCUMENT rxxsxxTEp 10 TEE GRAND
Hxw ToKx. Feb. iss-The ehsfRes
se.inst Jay 6said asd kossesi sage,
nsde GO eehssf of soe stockksldsrs %
the Kansss Pasaae Railroad eenpsns
OF sppfoprissirg % s1sir osn ase
t1O0,MG o: tts so1g.nY's hosas vsSr
lad ossoss the ssaxd 5zry this usorn-
Ins. TIE jary was 9ssea sii tie dsca'
Denas oesEins oa Tie es-s AID 90 Mon
day Dext witnesses xfE te suDm0eed
Tbeae Usli iucieds ~ ec1ptaz1antl
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Esrsy uea AalseA.

Nuxrcn. Fsb. t6.-Tte .xrioeaon
vhish occorfed IN the krroagraben coal
mine near kaisessiAasern. Bavaria
kilied forty psrsooA thirty sfx msE
vugu wounded
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

uyRrloArmo rMD naADrno GOAL MHl
And RAn.noAD urnExD.

HvHII0AIIU0 IL uuADxU0 OoAb 1AA1
AID RAn.noAD gInKD
PurApGlRHIA, Feb. l6.-The inquiry
Of the couRssessooal committee appoint
ID 70 tnvsstiQass the stIsks on the
BEADING raiirosd and on The 6sheylkiil
and LsAi9A soal regions vas resumed
Tits fossoooe With asoseal manages
whiting Of The HEADING eoal and iror
company ss the bfst witness. AfteI
sivina soue statistical information re-
eardina the out pus Of the COAL ninet
under his control. be sAsd be haa
noshipe 10 DO nth ssilina coal and dit
nos knoV vhesher these bad ossn an IN
crease IN the pssee Of u stnos Sepeeu-
Der last or ros- He said IN regard u
miners SD styikers, that The osse m
easiusaa Of the miners - appeeen
vheu sroaols arose eth tho saiiFoA<
men Who Wefe members OF tbs sam'
order Of labor oseani1Atioea, prtocipsii'
ths Knights Of Labor. He thsn dss ssiis<
q length she ssosy Of ths DtDses strik'
and ite causes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

I'm 1EooO I'M pAnIxAMy81A0x no0un
puuuo 4 DknA.B.
vURuA. Reh. M-SeverAl hUndred
tbs Raliex1ee Of parlismsns house today
dufine she debate over The government
bill ptacanR certain restricsians upon
ssudeni's clubs. They demolished the
railing abou. the ticket ofsoess And
made their way into tbs conversation
roons Of the hoase. Deputy Pnttai
thsn vent cot and admitted = nun Der
OF them altboueh they vefs unprcvided
With tichesa Bet durinR the debate,
~ ssu6enss vho had gained admit
sence we're % Doisy that the pgsaidina
6acees threatensd 10 clear the galleries.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

EsMmA. y. T., Feb. ls.-fhe total
loss By hfe in the ASssrfSsw end other
boiitiues lAss niahs vin fully reach
$50. 90. wish ipsarAnee Of aboos ore
half.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
HOUSE Of COMMONS.
Deha1e - The Reply - tAe
@1eeas SpeecA.


LcaDou, Rsh. lA-ln ths hpase e
coumoue Laeouohogo aAked fugehoP
qoesticas regarding Roalaudss poa1s3sa
toward ceA~r nas3onn. nnd Uo6og 0ooeo-
eAry Fsfx1soa aGain oeclis "a 10 peo1Doo
he cosssopoodeoce hssUoon The novogn-
unecs aDd shs foreign pcwesa La
booceos0 t6on gavo nottco - a1oe =
amendment 70 The n6druns 70 the e1eoo
that the house b infosued 0ennlosay
ehae no correspondence had hosn q.
chs1Red With 1eAly resulsiue il nsoan-
sSry sestuo 90 tho Bsisash ooVoxnman1
tn the epsat Of vAs hesuoru IeA1y anA
ksAnoo, % e any oaeofanes hos boon
given that it may b. cosumuntoaA a -
the house- Fersuson fussbef saiA ohao
be vas hsppy ID inform the hoose sAa1
the ds0ers treaty had ben siaped d
Wsshtnesou. TIE eovefnmsus bsltsvuo
e sasisfactory, although yse unaware a
the peectar ser0s-
WIN. OBsisn resumed IT, ds6oto q
addrsss IN reply 10 the Qassa's spoooh.
He satd thas hAlfoaF bad failsd -
smash the IrtsA oeeantDassan. -
vsAken the spisis q the IFish peup,o e
degrade them in the eyes Of IL Woel6.
DtsRraoe attended the osiUeo -, ~
operation Of which provsd is cns of tho
Uees horrible measures ever disooood
aaainst human libsssiss. He did uo9
tel voanded nor tn Ne ieasa diaaeAosd
BY bic ovn impsssonmsps. while ID
psseo0 b fsosn1sd and fsls kesniy Bal
fouf's stealthy. ioashsoos insluuasSo0o
toat Be (O'Bsienl sheissspd himself -
der the plea OF Hines. Nov shsy vsso
fsoe - face aud hs ehalleueed s6o eov.
eminent to psodaoe the pgieon doseoso
60 psOve the truth OF the tnsinuattuao.
PAsusli cbeeRal Il hAd been asnseeed
that she impsisousd ieeauef bed ts5o1
Ia servs dtseinsstou oesWeea The sesae-
nens given hsm and ths iupgispos1
peasanea. bat tbses vas ue foundasaoo
for ths asssrsIcn. when M eovssn-
meut asked them volussastly 70 g.
knosiedee sh,ir kinshlp vrth ertminalD
they . susrec. "vs vii dse neuf. Yoa
viii have 70 learn The dIasesses eesuoea
the representative os tee sRtuina1
clAasse and Isirh political ps1soase2
even II IL takes coPouers' iastos . an-
nuuncs the Distinction"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

Ps AxMMo AID fALklu0 ADcUr !
OuuYY0 ookvuwrv,u

p AHNmo AID fALKru0 ApoUr I'm
ooou0 CONVECTION.
WAmM0roa, Feb. 16.-At the last
days eessfon Of the National EAuca-
sioeal Association pager was read By
N. b. R. Davsoe. Un,ted SsAses csm
miasaooes Of sduoasioo, on "AlaskA." !"
Ihe oorveotioa vos also ADDRESSED to-
day b senator Gtevast. Of Nevada.
President 0oge. Of the NsttonAl RAaoa.
tional Association. sAys that tAees d Q
psospeoe of an immense gathering of
oeaoAsrs ~ the meeting a. san Fran
cSeco next July. Professor J. @. Ken.
oedy, Of San Francisco, and Hoa. q. b.
YouoR. OF Nevada, Who represent the
PAo10c coast, made addresses this even
ing. extending tbs hospisslisy Of Cali.
foruts 70 the teachers Of the GATED
States.
RxCUDaluus A1AAn0xD voa.
HAH FRAnc1soo, Feb. le-The local
commitsee arranged for the nsiioual
educational convention have planned
for series Of excursions Tor the VISIT
ing teachers to santa Orux. Moutegy,
YOSEMITE. Clear Lake, LAse rshoe,.
Lake Alasks. Hawaii and osber points
being included.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

SEu Yosx. Feb. M-fhe Pses6s u ali
lirecsoss mss yesterday has trsosacsed
ooly roossre boasnssa. A statement
vas pesaeaafd shevtne earnings Of
t71o00 10 90 Docse frusa trxS5e sdd a
. the sahsldy from The fAez6c railways
a o1kOo4 UASnh mAkao sne rxVunos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

PAsn, Feb. en-. de Besus hss a.
rived here from Africa. He repoe1o
that anairs on tue Congo afs In saa1e-
factory condition. Il. Dc BsaxRs haa
heard nothing from stanley.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

PARm, Feb. 16.-M. Fisufens, d n
address to the electors OF Gap yesteF-
day, said: "Rrspcs desires the psoaroon
Of democracy, which can only b renl-
ised by pence. We dss re I'll kucope =
do Justice 10 our Loyalty, cor tussssu-
tions and irmnsss. Oar atsisuds evesy.
where should be recognised. The ooe-
solidasion Of the republic ID the -
guarantee OF toc CORRECTNESS Of the ~
iatious Of Franco With ali other ~
ttons."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

sAs FRAscEsco, Rsb. l6.--As selseana
Rodgers has sent - she oo<.ss snee~~
otnse - Washington nae III the iasneso
seasons Sosh u soposssphy aud trtaa-
ealssion OF shs -ootlsfn .eoass. II so-
braces ne se-sx.msnioa Of ~ shase
,ne ana eosItss 10 toe shores Of 6an
Diego BAY and False bay and thsneo
oostheafd 10 meet his former vusk
soeso OF sAs Joan Ospisssxso. Tbis
nos eives oonsiuoous sooss iiss fsoo
ssn Diezo eofthvsrd. On . rscene
shsss 81 presress see broad kiabs ~
sSeen ospissrano sud Point LIMA y
des snaeed ~ the Calf Of Cssaiina,
vhich 70 the name given Il by viseakno
10 i6le
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AAn FnAscs.pe. Feb. 1k.-Ju6no
Tocby this n,ssnis . fsaaesed des1naea
ovssraiise z dsuoyress 80 tue sndsesusu11
aaainss the Pitcher Ne1sssds Haubarr
Gnsg Of half iut<sess svlndiers and 60
ndsocs men. Thsy wsss noe have =
ssAsd srtsi fer 2>eoinz sAs aRe4 Or
xoBian Psxksr ous - his sDetrS fogSlna
sms1nAiag = olI.m 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

WcH1A. ks, fso. le.-A soeeiaI eaye
thss srssh sjecsmsnts fson Okiaha.a
have taken pises ~ the hAb6s Os ooD-
pany Of ooiosed TROOPS vhs ere saS6 3
hsve handled he ssstiers " auSthinr
bot Q gentle manser. Tue prisooasS
we're taken 10 Fort Reno aud theeo q
most para thsy we're turned loose sbooah
SOME YER held for trial q the nsx1
term Of the criminal coart. Reinsosee-
meats bsvs been ssksd for and eUo
companiss Iesssd thfoaeh hsss today,
snsoute for fses heno.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

CrxcuuAsI. FEB. AL noe nppears
that IL vii - the polsoy Of sks Iaan
directors aud ofacsrs Of the nleero-
poiitAn national bank 10 mako s eo1oa
settlement OF the olvll claims bsfoss 70
ing into Q leeal 6aht fos ~ allseed
violations OF tbs BANKING lav. Pred.
dent Means has paid 70 the rsestvoe
el23.WO fos bis pager hel6 b. tbe bank.
0eofRe X. Duchwoesh hes vaid ono.Ooo
ON account, and Director Roth y ooane
the same.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

CucAoo. Feb. l6. - The app>linAo
court handed down decisious 10 tuo oe
the Doodle casss this morning, affirminG
tbs decision Of the lover court tn boek
cases- One vas the caee Of I'd Me-
Donald. formerly an sogiueee Of -
county hospital. indieled and trio6
jointly With Ac0aRiale. The othsr easo
~ knovn 40 the ''0mnibss" case, -
which twelve defendants. elevon of
whom were county or ex-connty con.
misaooess. were on trial. Four ef
the eleven we're fined 5000 and sho
ether seven were sentsncod 20 svo years
imprisonment rash In the pept,eusisry.
A stay Of aentence vas afterward -
cured until March 0lh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

Ca1caeo. FEB. l6.-Iks Tsne. san.
ersss, Oeso, special says ssss shs q osi.er
e Gscsra. essssdaa sas visited today
- learn vesf ~ esd % say IN regard
10 vhese Pn,liip H. vas bsrn. She sssd
positively thas Be - born in Ssusrses
90 March Z. 1881
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

CISCO, Texas. Feb. is. A bold hank
robbery occurred hsss yesterday sSteF-
noon. The cashier and 100 others con
neoted Win the bank were II ths heak
when man appeared 81 the eashtes'0
window aud demanded the bank'p 60.
Three other nsn sppsAsed a. - sano
time and took the three bankers d
charge while the drst collected ~
funds, asont 5000 In GOSH The rub :
bers looked tbs bankers iu tbe yaeA
bsek Of the bank bnildinR and jsmptna
into wagon ned dsvu the street ssiuS-
ing the astonished people With volIeSo
from tbsir revolver and displayips ~
bags sf their M Rosteu gains. In 3
ssoss time tbs mAsshai and his posoee
we're h passui1.
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oa. CSC. 4. RGtCNs
nCU1l1f, AunG1T. LA1YuooooOPtSI.
hsVSna rsouEns1 from his tr3p % No East
- kasepe, vsil - passsesi - msss BIS formes
poareno and o&ossD des1rng bis scrUses ~ ~
ksrsr o1sa . she Ysasse-Leasy Bisek, sss,tle.
VT. HesitsnoD cor Fourth and hsrisn- n31dU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

Sac fsAncssoo, FEB. le-Ipdicatsons
fsr sne n hours sommeneins FEB. 17st
st .. u. for O<Ron and Wslhspgsen
territory; LsRh: rAins. Eight - fresh
soosbesiy winds excsp; On Ine iunmedi-
as= eos-t. vtsfe isey viii be brsak 70
kiaf. neayi7 stxsisga1YY teup41zfnrA-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

vnMHA, Feb. 16.-The Pssfsr Llsyd
says Il has learned that the current ru-
mora 10 the edscs that Belgium aud
Holland have entered into . defensive
alliance With Germany ara veil founded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

PHILADKLPmA. Feb. lb.--The pul5s6
Lsdger Will publish an editorial tomor.
roW regarding the prescns rumofs that
Mr.. Chiids would accept the Republican
nomination for the presidency. Il will
say In substance that his mind Il NOS
changed. He repests his refusal 10 be
candidate. or 70 be voted for, and says
be would be compslici 10 decline the
ONCE. honorable and exalted 40 Il 10. II
By any chance tn she chapter Of unfore-
seen events be should happen 70 be
elected.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

Wa1m0roa. Feb. l6.-Ar. Mufso
NooeDi % has been appointed JaKAn.
eae minister 10 the United States. in
passs Of As. Jusanui Riueni Kaki, Who
Sas esen Transferred to Japan e chief
AZ the tnperial archives.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
msp Gsswess Associates.

SALsM, FEB. 81 Special The WI.
Iameiss vsiisy Hog Gresefs A@oei.
ton vss organ xsd iodsy wite r. T..
Mssh.sr ~ pressdeps. A resolution vss
psssed DECLARING that Q tariH Of 81 least
Is cssts per pozni snoaid be pisced %
im ported hope. Anosher meeting wsii
be bsid ssere on March 0Ogh. TO which
all the valley hop raisers ara invited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

LnapoS. Feb. l6.-The nes pasisa-
msosary procedure rules IN toe main
msse With approval. Psrneiiites vill
uss oppose then They are conHdens
that the nsV ruies can Be used 10 tse
futufe 10 ea9 the conservatives. Earop
DsWosDs, on bis fsSusn from the con
tinenf. viii b. APPOINTED parisauentary
nndsR secseaary for the eolouial ogsce.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

Nav Yoax, Feb. l6.-Ts~f, Fseid ssS
Farss says thas $1,000 have bsen ~.
posi,ed With u b. Rsvsii's haakss %
match the eneiish psdssesisn sQainso
Alberta, The contest 10 take place u
EnRisnd or Amsrica, - Aibests peefse1.
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kaheses KILLED.

SALK1s Feb. 16s-ISpecisII-W. J.
Beatty, ex "a. eevisor al the ssyium.
vas today acquitted Of the ckases Of
l.rceuy, in the circuit coort, she CIR
cnmstsnsiai evidences having fsiisd 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

sAN FkANCksoo. Feb. tk IhoWAa
PsSsscs tts bsck@Ar Who vns shos By
PoiiseusAn HasfirstoE, VIE uissook
nisn for an sscaped criminal, vsa pro.
noasesd oct II dagger By tbs peyss-
sssss today. . charge ef asnsals vssh
doAdiy vsspon vss sEtssFd A0ssn.s Has-
ysBesss sntz xfs<sn o..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

WAsaTD0xon, Feb. lS-The senate
today nsde she folio sing connfna.
sioos: Registers Of land of13css-L. q.
0sanesf. MaSysviile, Gal; e. U. Miller,
vssalia, oel.; h. O. Billings. Haley,
Idaho; T. 2. Patterson. Lewiston, Ida
ho. Recsivefs Of pablic Moneys. II
Oosddook. Aasysvriis. Oal; @ n.
Rorce, Lewiston. Idaho. J. L. Clark TO
BE- postmaster 81 Gierwood Springs.
0nloRndo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

Pam, Feb. i6.--M. RlouTeus has
been summoned 10 return 10 Pafia i'm.
mediasely. IN consequence Of the deci-
sion Of the extreme left 10 raise sue
question in the cbanbef Of deputies re-
eoectiua hts spesoh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

BxslIx, Rsb. ls.-Thers 10 zach az
csssm-1s 10 tbe libby u the ssssksssa
owios 30 tHe srsaars .has q "a y 70 be
sao@ifted fow The p1rvsss Of issasssgs-
M sss- B1rscrY - friss ussissa., 49,
sss 90 , - 1f1su ssos. 10 es@s ia
s.psejk sAtsesess sAe sAsoss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

New Yoax, Feb. 16.-Jussise Pat.er-
oon. in the supfeme court today upon an
Application made By Dr.. AcGiynn,
granted an Greer requiring Osoasdsle,
PoGt aad assooiates. representing the
Henry George aide il tbe anti-poverty
society split, 10 show cause Why they
should uot be restrained from being or
eauised or incorporated as the anti.
poverty society.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

Dunn, Feb. K-The Fysessas's
Jossnai says: Tho ruDof 10 current shat
Sir Henry Hiland, secretary for she
eolooiss Will sucoeed BAlsoar ~ chief
secretary for Ireland. and that the latter
vill become government leader in toe
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-05
A PRINTING BILL.

On Saturday morning the offices
of the Hawaiian Tramways Com
pany were entered by a gentleman
of the bill-collecting persuasion,
who with the usual blandness of his
kind requested the payment of an
account amounting to eighteen dol
lars, for printing certain pros
pectus in English and Hawaiian.
Having no knowledge of the account,
the Company's engineer requested
the gentleman to obtain further par
ticulars. 1t was interesting to the
Hawaiian Tramways Co. to learn
who the author of the late diligent
distribution of this document was,
and being DESTROYS of attributing the
worthiest of motives to that gentle
man, it is expected that he will soon
make application for a large num-
Der of shares upon the usual brok-
ers' commission.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-05
A BOYCOTT.

Chinese meetings have been held
of late and petition has been
drawn up, requesting the King to
veto the bill compelling Chinese
traders to keep their books in Eng
lish.
Just before the opening of H.
Hackfeld & Co. sale this morning,
a committee of Chinamen-Won Ka
Wal, head man of Chulan & Co.,
Goo Kim, Lung Ngawk, L. Ahlo
and three or four others, waited on
the head members of the firm of
Hackfeld & Co., and requested them
to sign the petition. The firm de-
clined for several reasons. Where
upon all of the Cinnamon who were
intending buyers (many country
store-keepers and town traders
withdrew, leaving two Portuguese
and another foreigner to bid. The
sale was postponed for two weeks.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-05

Thousands were benefited by him:
Thousands will bless and cherish his
memory.
know my words are vain In the
attempt to gid the grief of a ma
ton. My endeavors at consolation
are simply futile. Yet, in spite of
this inability, in spite of my abor-
tive trial to eulogise the superiority
of the honered dead / have this to
offer: An example to our rising
generation! May they be taught to
emulate this shining light in Ha-
waits history; may they rise on the
ladder of fame as did he who now is
dead; and may the youth of to-day
learn lesson from the life of one
who was natures nobleman and
cherish his memory for the benefit
of their country and themselves.
Words cannot explain my admir-
alton. There was, there is no
greater, nobler and more energetic
man in Hawaii to-day, and with de-
vout feelings for his glorious men,
DRY l offer this tribute to his fame.
j. F. SMITH.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-05
THE COLONE LCY.

Our reporter bounced in upon Mr..
V. V. Ashford this morning, and
saluted him with 81 hear you are a
candidate for the Colonelcy of the
volunteer fprces," and received the
answer 81 am" During a few
minutes chat with Mr.. Ashford the
following was CLEANED: Mr.. Ashford
has every reason to believe that he
will be elected. All of the officers
Of the native companies have spoken
favorably of his election and have
signified their intention of voting
for him. And if the officers of the
Honolulu Rifles are to be guided by
the voice Of their respective COM
panies, Mr.. Ashford will get the
majority of votes in that battalion.