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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02

Members Of the Alma Building and
Loan Association are hereby notified
that the March installment To the capi-
tai of said Association is due on Mon.
day. March 5, 1855. AT 7:30 p. IN.
there will be meeting of the board of
directors, at which time some action
will be taken as to choosing the books
for subscription to the second series Of
stock. JoHN ID. SPISNEY,
Secretary.
The members of Hose Co. No. 2
will meet at Firemah's Hall next Mon
day evening. All are requested to be
present. i. NJ. SMITH,
Foreman.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
j, L, CLARK

A TrORNEY and Counselor at Law All legal
u business by letter or Othersi>e, VIII bC
promptly attended 70, once in Opera House
block, up STAIRS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
Z. A. BAGLEY, M. D., ,

HOMEOPOTHIC Physician and surgeon
IL Residence state street. ONCE room No.
/, Wrght's Opera House block. second moor.
Office hours. 9 TO 10 "a. m; to aud 10 p M,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
ATrORN EHS.
FRANS PALMER.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Also Real Estate
- Life aud Fire Insurance Agent.
Alna, Gratiot 90 Ntch.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
TIE AL M A RECORD.
rUBLIuED EvERY FRIDAY.
C. F. BROWN, Prop

TERMS-Sl y per year In advance; .1c
for ak months; soc for three months Rates
of advertising made known on application.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02

DRACTlCING Physician ONCE hours 9to ~
4 Al 2to4 l y IN. once IN Webh's Drug
sto Q. front rooms up stairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
Professional.
J. f. SUYDA NJ.
CT OOwNIE. m. D

DHNSlCIAN and surgeon. Office IN rear OF
7 Miller n Co.'S Drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
JOHN D. SPINNEY.

A TrORNEY At LAW, Solicitor IN Chanc-
- cry and Real Estate Agent,
ALMA, GkAIIor Co., MICh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
IL y ~ * Il, II =,
WM. S. TURCK a. CO.,

General Banking Business Transacted
~ Dealers ia Foreign and Domestic Exchange
special Attention Given tn Collections.
wM. :. .TURCK, A. W. WRIGHT, g. :. WAhp'
J.H. sAE"ER. C.E. WEBSTER,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
ALMA INSURANCE AGENCY.

ALMA INNI KANOE AUENN1'
HOME New York y. Y
UNDERWATER New York. =,
HARTFORD =, Conn.
FIRE EAsSOCIATIoN-Phila. Pa.
AMERICAN
AG AGRiCULTJRAL-wate y.
MICH. FIRE 4 MARINE Detroit Mich.
GRAND RAPIDS-Grand Rapids =.
NEW YORK LIFE y. Y.
ACCIDENT ms. CO. Of North America.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
s. D. YERiNCTON,

GENERAL Practice. once; front room in
VI Webb's Drug Store,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-02
Vol. 9. No. SO.
BUSINESS DlREC TORY.
SOCIE"ri ES.

INFORMING Service 1880; sunday school
IN1 l2:O0. Evening service 500
4 4. HART. Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01

i referred above to a possible exception 20 INC
rule that unlimited people who want invitations
have to ask for them, either themselves or py
friends II there be an exception, | suspect II
occurs in the shecpfolds peopcd by the youths
on the Social Mentors list lie rcversos his en-
ginc sometimes-I have purpOsely mixed my
metaphors-and being himself on good terms win
givers Of desirable entertainments, may procure
cards to these entertainments for some OF the
very youth whom he bcstows as favoring guests
on less favored hos,cssos. But this is as deep as
] care TO go into these mysteries. IL IS preferable
to remain in the region of conjecture.
The exploits Of the female Mentor would
we'll know, seem to you more thrilling than those
of her male congencr When | began this letter
I meant she should be pendant to him. and being
the best kept her for the last But it is too
late to do her justice to-day and whether any
tomorrow will conc, / dare not predict as
reflect upon the deicacy of the subject my courage
oozes away, and prudence says, be silent Besides,
/ have written during the last few weeks, as
much fear, as my readers will read about so
ciety and unless they insist on more, shall think
il time TO turn TO other topics. u. W. ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
GLOBULAR LIGHTNING ABOUF SEIP.
e.,er IA The PHILADELPHIA Record

At abont 40 last evening. while lying AZ anchor
I'm the balbor OF New Bedford, Mass violent thunder
storm uSssed over us. thundcrDot striking the YES
sci and SCATTERING her mantopgaiiln mas; and pole.
Tho storm was OF short duration lasting apou hhcen
minutes and OF most unusual coincidence being chiefly
ricctr{cal and accompanied by little wind and rain.
The evening had been clear and pleasant, VIII but
few passing clouds, and 50 instantaneous was the
phenomenon thet We were not warned OF us approach.
storm SHAKING her from stcm to s'ein Lightning
flashes continued without any apparent intervals
Of 0bscu1ry thus producing continuous nlumlna-
fion about us enabling us TO view the surrounding
country as at midday. The lightning struck inc
main truck and passed down tho mas; TO the eyes OF
tho wire rigging, al which place II was silnted on,
passing down the rigging on both sides Of lhe Wacr
During the conduction OF ihe cicerc'.y, pu i
crackllng sounds were heard. blue names were VS.
no around the and about the shrouds and snoIe slach;
ard huge balls OF fro flew from the Vc.'rl on ~
Sides The electrical storm sunsled as silently rs u
approached. the evening continuing CAIN anu cor
with siar.it SLY above H., and The atmosphere Icl'
highly charged Al lmpregnatcd with o@oHo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
HE DEPLORED HASTE.

"Thcre it is again." said diGnhed, wclFdrcSsou
man as he came up TO a crowd which had gathered
around another man who had Just been rescued from
beneath a tgucL-d,ivcr's team on lever Broadway :
the oil story once morc-a man neatly saciihccs
his life simply to gain few seconds OF lime Inc
rush and hurry hero in New-Y0rk Is actually aSien
ishing sir7 and the dlgnfed man looked around win
an EXPRESSION OF sadness blended with wonder
"You are not 3 New Yorker, ihcn?' said man
who was Oil his way to his Office In Wallst
ooh YES sirn returned the dgnifcd party, yes, j.
live here in Ncw-York, but always dcprecaie inns
spirit of hurry, this rush this intense strain under
which we labor" and his face assumed painted
thoughtful expression. "Now here's this man, per
hars MORALLY wounded, when If he had waited another
moment he could have crossed the street In safety IL
is this hurry this rush." went On the dgnlhed man,
this haste this uEnatural-oh, great Scott" he
croancC, there goes my caIbut II catch 1t or 1ust
and he shot I'm front Of furniture van, salioped
around O. Junk cart, stepped newsboy lodged Tire
pole Of an ice wagon ard at last got hold Of the rear
platform of the disappearing car and was pulled In
over the back dashboard By the conductor the way
man hauls IN seine full Of fish, and got his coat
turned wrong side out, and his hat battered and ono
thumb partially smashed. "Why,' he sad, s.
wouldn't have missed this car for So and he
lcoed back compaccnty at another OF the same line
coming not half block behind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01

such IS tho routine of tho soldiers life az roverU
Island and thou III various duties cut up thc ua' r
arc good patches Of freedom coming In DeWccn az,
ono dIsagfoeable feature OF residence az ~
most such az Governors Island rcst ccrIany 20,
II, thc p1esbilitv of Sudden change some o .o.t'
arc lucky enough TO rcmaln for years IN inc s,,o hc
Another may be ordered 10 saI, riand
i,rt ne he he's rot nicely settled ut oVcfnfs slnL
The houses are neat and charming IN their Interiors;
From the rear Of you look out on the hca5 gue
standing behind tho rampant and just under me Wh
dws ard beyond the glltterlng water OF the iay a
tho Goddess OF Liberty dominating the scohe.
The officer has turn for mechanlcal sl1ll nc 9eu WI,
arrange OF HIS furniture win view nd ~ ~ nosInc
articles fold Into the most convenient smaihess VIII S
they are prepared for travel There Is no uounl ls.
thc homes are bright and cheerful, and feminine touoS
odd those li;tc strokes OF adornmen whlch "o" T
and only 2 woman. can bestOw upon house. ~ lnc
island IS be autifly tranquil and In summer me oncs
are at resort ready made for them When me
mosnuItoes arc not around 10 show that jersey II
near ghbor the comfort and quiet arc !eestns ag
the dwellers AZ the Post appreciate and ENJOY Us be9u
and rcstfulness They may surely be onycd q nttic
by the hot civilians who pant In town ana lrinh IN
tho close poisoned air OF the strects The oinccr at
Governors Island Is not to be pltcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
A RAILROAD HiN'S KEEN EAR.

From Inc SpFhSnc'u 'N'oh'
4 fine car for music Is rarity, yet pociiiiartes
are occasionally noticed that attract attention. IL IS
said that expert musical conductors can tell when
ono of thirty or forty instruments should IN AT
niycn points in orchestral work. or In minute tcchn
ralties who IS wrong. ABILITY TO name keynote IS
also sometimes noticed that H. some people On hear
Ing chord upon piano or organ can tell, without
seeing the instrument player what key has been
struck or what is the signature OF a chord or con
certed piece. This IS quite rare, but more peculiar
faculty IS sometimes exhibited. Some time ago Two
pcople were walking rail- Dad crossing IN the
evening The man had at time been a swltchman
on the railroad His companion said. as railroad
train was heard approaching: " Is that the Chicago
express y III. -,., -.
a3G."
How do you know ~
Il know by the sound OF her bell"
HIS companion was sceptical, so he said: I" NOW,
you stand here TIL the train comes IN sight and see II
I'm not right"
And sure enough, a minute later light engine, No.
o36 passed under the electric light at tho crossing
tOlllng her bell meanwhile
learned 10 do that when was switching nights
the man explained. 81 had thirty trains 10 let into
the farmhouse between j. ~. aud morning There
were nino tracks for them TO go In on, and learned
TO know which was switch-wtl q smilc-by the tone
Of their hollis"
Such a faculty is raro and cannot be acquired
where II does not exist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
MASTERPlRoEs ~ FLOWER GARDENING


Florist Ettore Ta5sinar has completed his designs
af the DanVcis Hospital for the season ana ihcv arc
doubtless UNSURPASSED by any I'm this part OF inc
country. The flower beds afc on the great lawn az
the front Of the buildings, facing west ana are da!y
visited by scores. 80. . -. .
The pTinc.na design IS similar TO hat or last year.
q Chinese reguda seventeen and half feet high, sur
rounded bv dome seven feet high. supported by SIX
pillars and madO Of house lceks. In the centre Is a
inv fountain Tho circumference OF tho base Is
nearly seventy feet, and the base IS made OF alderman
thera echeverra and other bedding plants. On tho
front Is a calendar, with year, month, gay Oh nohta
an1 day OF IN separate boxes which are changed
from day TO dey and month 10 month On thc re-
verse side IS an American shield and crossed mass
OF rcd white and blue plants and flowers and border
OF a different color An archway seven feet high Is
made under the design. and Is lined with growing
nlauts aud fowcs. Tho floor * paved and two
fountains are IN operation over thirty kinds OF bed
ulents and flowers arr used n the design and Is 2
Very Enc exhibition Photographs have been taken OF
The next In importance and beauty IS " solar
clock- or sun dial. arranged on a scientific principle,
which accurately tells the time OF day. IL IS IN tho
form Of a horseshoe and the Roman numerals are ar
ranged In the rim OF the shoe pole pointing north,
at an angle of toryseven degrees, casts shadow on
the numbers. The pole Is covered with growing
households and the bed is made Of the same and other
There are twenty or thirty other beds about tho build
ings IN designs II stars. cFcSocnts CO... ana all arc
very handsome. The lawns are beautiful and tho
grounds always neat and well keeps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
SULPEUR-TAINTED RAIN IN COLORADO.

dune l9l is reported from Park County by W. X
CLAY OF Bailey. and c. }. Wlnher of slagh's. now
in Denver on business. Tic gentlemen arc reliable
and sneak from personal knowledge and observation
The rainfall In question was heavy and formed pools
in many places. Wherever the water collected II was
heavily coated with flour OF sulphur that the sur
face was deeply cOlOrod and tie sulphur could be
easly separated There appears TO be no room Tor
mistake as 10 inc substance hat deposited by the
rain as IL was tested by smell and taste as well as
by eyesigh IS there are no springs or streams
within a w,de rance Of that section that strongly
impregnaed with sulphur The phenomena IL cert a!nly
oufiOLs and not easily accounted for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01

the uYcure contains three four distinct bolts,
,~o ~ them crossing each other and throwing on
sl,carns OF electricity In every direction. II i most
interesting picture showing vagarics on ciccsf'ey
mil proving tho fact before suspected that INC
gsthes have q simmons rotary motion, beng tws.eu
ms rope or ribbon during It's progress TO me earL
The oond effects In tho pictures gre aso vcIJ mr..
The pictures can be seen at the old bookstore, corer
III wasI,iuCtou and School SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
PHoroGRAPHIYG LIGHTNING.


From The bOsIOn TUsIs
About year ago Mr.. \. II. Dlnden, OF Wake
field Mass, secured photograph OF lightning which
clearness and definition OF the lash aud tho surround
ing Landscape During the severe thunder storm Of
last Saturday evening between and . oclock no
succeeded I'm getting two photographs OF the electric
duld The flashes are OF great brilllancy and ono OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01


cal intercourse Military discipline and the spirit
Of proper su.ordlnatioa make the proprety OF this
obvious Tho life OF the private IS more taken up
with duties but here too. there arc intervals enough
of leisure during the day. There three bataions
NJ the 18th Rc-mcnt Of Artillery making round hum
ared of soldiers who occupy the barracks. inc
rcvcile sounds at D. and the boys in blue tumble ont
OF their cots wash and head downstairs for breakfast
for VIII ch the signal L. given at o 30. The morning
meal Is simple but makes up in quantity what It lacks
I'm variety Hash, coffee, VIII ch is served In stout
bowls and bread. Bread. not bread and butter,
except for those who provide IT for themselves. All
breakfast IN one largc room and some have TO walt
untn the others are through by q 30 they are all
through and then the soldiers who did not arrange
their beds and dormltory surroundings before beaK-
fast do II now Any one who may be sick reports at
This fine also to The orderly sergeant OF lis com
pany. Those who 10 be Oh guard tidy themselves,
brighten clean their guns, looh 10 their UNIFORM
is a reason for this. The ncaest solder on qua;
duty for the day Is made Colonel Mlllers 9Heriy ior
and II the commanding officer goes 10 Town ne IS
usually allowed 10 go TO quarters Tic J. on aDous
4 or aiaO If Two or three are OF tho same
neatne.s. that particle OF dust on the gun, no
button awry. any minute defect can sstilc INC
superior spolessnes OF one over the oher 'hoh ihcJ
About they mount guard. They all assemble,
Feant pieEs 'cut those who TO cm4in there and
he rest sent to Castle william AZ 10 drilI Is
had on the parade ground, or tho green, or
the play ground. tho open space In
The quadrangle is indfereny called After thi9 their
time Is fres until 80, except Tor those Who have
policing 20 10 The quarcrmasicr may need some
men The soldiers go of to play ball, or 10 SIT and
tlE or 10 tage BIT OF nap, or, perhaps, play check
els somc OF them VIM are lovers OF the rod, east
Their Hines and bring the spoils they have wicstcd
lor, INC docp home 10 the cook who Will make nice
moss of thcin for dinner, claiming some himself OF
ccrrse az reward Tor his good nature. During sum
cooler Atcr this there IS nothing before supper,
Which, come a: so. The retreat" at sunset, Is
roilcaiL At q IS tattoo" another rolLcall and
they 20 10 bed "18ps' Is Tho last motto OF discipline,
when lights arc out and tired soldiers are asleep
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

soKsrs IN THE CATHEDRAL AT THE DEAD
EMPEnos's prKn.

soxsrs IN THE CATHEDRAL AT THE DEAD
ExPEnoR's prKn.
BERLIN, Maseh i3.-Emperor Fsede-
rick passed good night. He 10 fairly
we'll. He received depn,a ton OF Per-
In aldermen "a Charlottebera paIaee
today. TIE emperor will mob leave
Chario.teberg for some days.
The back portion os the cathe.
dral has hesn converted into
siopin9 platform which Is covered
with black serge and Ia intended for
the Iesf ption of Coral offerings of
the pablo. Os this other side OF the
alter stand laurel trees sui lovely txot-
ios imbeded in q mass os flowers In full
bloom, including oamsiliss aud tbsus-
anss OF snow blossoms. Palm brarch-
- OF colossal Dimensions conceal the
erarite columns. A continuous stream
of Ieopie pass over the bridge which
has been erected in the cathedral and
which sffards @ visw of the catsifsiqns.
No person Is allowed TO stop. FRINGE
William ssoodtfor al hour snserirtshd-
ing she arrangements and giving fiuei
eFdsrs, during which time fifty staiwart
guards dressed In SNOWY uniforms and
heIa1eis bearing ssiFer eagles, all men
picked from ife fret families ia the
land, iAid Horsi wrssths at the feet OF
tie dead emperor. and then kns.t and
reciied & short grayer. Upon Princa
Williams orders the thick white v,ii
almost completely csnessliug the EN-
peror's face vas removed. This vas re-
piseed after the guard had taken their
anal look a. the dead. The same thing
vas sfterwards dsDs when ths contin.
gents, Emperor Williams fssorite rtsi-
meat were present OF the sime sad er
rand. Tits rnosDia9 on.s artists. pho-
| toeFaphsfs, reSspspsr men and oanFs
| ladies' wsre admiited 10 the eaibe 4rai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14
FUNERAL os r. !. rorrsn.
HIs SoAxKE sxIoHBoEs PASS SILENTLY
By TEE HIKE

OsTuMwA, Iowa, March is.-Ths
funeral tfain besIing the remains OF
Tbomss j. Pot or reached this city az
l2s45 today. Carriages were Ia wsl,ing
to recriye the relassass and friends, ssd
90 irlmeDfe copaoarze OF people Tad
already assembled to Day their isss re-
s2ec,s to oss whose death al cur geo
pis looked sp0n as ps'snnai loss.
fSe tbonasrd psople In carriages and
On foot followed ia the fnDerai eorteca
10 ths CITY eemstsFy. Arriving AZ the
gfoaDds the fasksf was borae 70 a pine
grove IN sac center cf the 9roaads aud
fs<o bfsif service wss copciadsd BY Rey.
z. L. seei3 aud Rss. y. NJ. NEE foy ef
tais city. An opportunity was then
given 10 look upon ;hs fsee OF the dead
ard the thfsrR yasssd silently By tie
bier taking a lsss iosk opou their friend
and nsiztbor. 1he body wa then
psssed Ia tbs sec4isins ysalt 10 await
bartsl 10 the 1roands tie had yeaFs ago
seleessd ard adorned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

CONTRACT LIT FoR PRINTING THx Gov
KnNoB's REPoRT-NEw CORPORATIONS
1oDMEp AND soTARIEs AP-
PoINTkD.

TRegalar Corr. Post. Tnseliigsnesr.I
Articl . Of Incorporation have teen
fled with Secretary Ogiues of the Sc.
attic Real Estate Association. Tie cap
i.ai stock Is $Io0, ,000. asd the corporate
existence is limited to ten years. It's
trustees are Jacob Fufth. o. N. Morse,
L. II. Csrr. Douglass Young, ii. 4.
Levy, G. B. Grant and Charles Gold
stein. The number OF incorporstors II
twenty.
Also OF the Central Washington Rail
road Company. The object OF the
company il to construct and eqnip 8
railroad and telegraph line from some
point on the main lius Of the Nor,bsrn
Pacific railroad in either oft counties
OF Spokane or Lincoln, westerly OF
north westerly to such point In the Big
Bend country as may be desired. Tbs
trustees are Robert Harris, James b.
Williams, L. F. Olkes, James III. Back
lev, Newman Kline. q. b. Cele. and j..
Ii. Mitchell, Jr. Tns capital stock 10
81. 500. 900.
Also Of the Home Insurance. Company
OF Seattle. The duration OF tee com
pany IL 20 years, and tEs ssp;tsi stock
| Is xi1O 00C The trustees are J. z. H9yt,
Z +. Ferry, Ii. q. Stfuve, NJ. ID. Bal.
lard, Bailey Gs,zsrt, Alexander stew.
art, r. 4. Miner. Jacob Earth, and III
| Ii. Lewis
Also BY the Cansd Pacific railrosa
a power OF attorney 10 Earnest Edwin
Rills. Of Tseoma.
The contract for rrinlipe tveiv;
| tnonsaad copies OF tie governors re
| port 10 the interior department. hsi
been awarded 10 ThoaGs II. Caysnsagt
OF this city, be being tie lowest bidder
therefor. The Losman & Hanfo,.
company. of sesttle. aud +. j. Psrte.
Of the Waiia Wslis StafssDlas, wer'
the only other bidders. Ihe cosirac
prices are: For press work Is cents pe
token, comXosi,ion 20 cents per 100
ems. binding Sio0 for the whole edition
Ine paper 10 20 be 80 pound book.
| Governor ssnple has approved th
Applicstions Of ine follosina persons .
De appointed uolsTiss pubiic. q. L
Grant. OF seattle, VIII ID. JsGkins, o
| Wha,com, q. Is. WIeie. aof w. l.
| Crofr veil. OF Tsoonas, 4. u. Hogan, o
Spokane Pals. T.. +. Whittier. OF Gas
ney, and O. Is. Bash, OF OssDossl
county.
Audi.or TEsed hss iEs7ed msTris2
licenss 20 Daniel Webster isSsEs0.i al
Msrs Ellen Ball.
Rs7inni1s xiis next saucsY, tssin
on tie O!ymrts and Cbea8lis s2iis
R4ilrssd d viii make I've irlps the ssm
! as other dsss. Thss wisl be good ne 8
] 10 residents OF the capital oify. as the
eau taeu have she sunday Posr lsTELIi
axxcrE be.oTs IL O'sloes. xl.sFess her'
so.o.s they have rot reessss4 !. q
evening.
: Olympia, March Is. lSsS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

toe city AID clearing cbssrasssoas from
faaifoac trhcks vas. % iarss sxt<ss,
erdoce b the Wind Of lass asshs era
today. A fefcs of iineuer between
Phtlsfe!phia and xssAirascn removed
irem sha Eatlfoad tracks ssesn hur-
drsd POLES. Tbs crs Cd eet.eeu this
cay and New YORK. seems to be hopriss,
fof tie present st lest. and there sp-
peafs TO Be 10 chance Of ress.abl;shipS
communication as long as tie weather
continues 80 severe. TIE tsleSsseh uaep
STATE that the wreck af linss i lbs
worst hey have ever known. TIL. rsa
road situation is pracsicalls unchanged
siScs yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14

rRocErp:Sas IN ruE LowrR n1kxcH CT
CONGRESS.

CoS0nvss.
WASHINGTON, Mareh l3.--The bill pro.
vidina thai the first session OF the 6lst
congress began on March 4th was re-
ported adversely. The bills for the
erection Of an arrsy qua factory and 20
provide 70. puhiic defense we're reported
and referred TO the committee Of the
whole.
The bill limiting the coinage Of double
eagles 10 20 per cent. ef the gold depos-
ittd In the mints and disseminating the
coinage OF three and one dollar gold
pieces was reported aud placed on the
calendar.
Tue Omnibus bill for the admission
into the union OF Dakota. Montana,
Washington and New Mexico was re-
ported and referred to the comaistee Of
the whole.
The Gfosvenor resolution directing
the committee on military affairs to 10
quire whether sny unofficial matter has
teen Incorporated Ia the rebellion rec-
ords vas reported back aud adopted.
TIE remainder OF the day was COZ.
sumed In ths consideration of tbs bill
alioting lands in seyeralty 20 united
Peoria and Miami Indians, which was
finally passed and tbs house adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-14
THO res,.e.ssar, Com m,..,ea.

WAiLl WlILA. W. T., March g.
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fleetca Y. J. ParzsF, pxsslssnt; y. X.
Einsirsson, sscressFs. xas3tns. J. q.
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l. Ejnspssen spd Charles Berg. physi-
csau, Y. q. Blalsek; sierk. A Il. Thong
son, Of Dsy tor; Essscs, II. O'Eeii, r. b.
Henry, ID. Herrsli. A. ss1C;oekls, &.
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