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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14
WASHINGTON NEWS
Big Land Deals Around
BeIlingham Bay.
ACCIDENT TO A cKSrRALIA Bor.
Waitsssrg and Dayton VIII Raise
the liant Bsn1s-Ss Dzlinsss
n Psyallup.

wHArcox. Dec. To-day was
transacted the largest basiness II the
history Of wha;eon. seison Ben
nets zEenta. E. l. Cowgirl ard |. \.
Orchard. paid ont over $4,000 on
property heretofore bonded, The
sfenser rail ana water power Vas sod
10 Bennett for $4,000 cash. Dan HzF-
MS sold the Faigh4yea toyEssts 10
Bennett: for 5000 cash. knox SD
siwht books al waterfront ia Fair
haven for seo.0o Mayor jenkins
sold 100 acres Of Padsssn lake land
Eve rnsles hehind BellnghSrn, Tor SO
an acre. sndfwo lots in whatooEn for
ssas0 George Merriam sold ito acres
AZ The toxer end Of Lake wkatcom for
ssoo0. C4nneld sold i6o seres, t~0
IniIes from WhztcoEn, "a Allen G. Ma
son for ssl AZ acre
Mrs Humel ard St PaGi parties
also bs1gh; and bonded property.
Deals amounting 10 x319faa were
closed today 2regnd Beliinghzw. -
PAsl parties buying on the strength o.
the Manitoba Railroad presp@cts-
The Bennett company have voted
y7se fss9 a. fund n develop the skaeit
mines, hGia3 FGiiFoad - helahEAatsa
hay ard construct water works q sap
ply tie b4g clise- fr0Hs Lake W hal
CON. Property values are ezsa2ucing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14

BElIlN6Asa Say NEWS


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14
A Old Narizs Lawsuit

sax FGANCTsco, De-c- "a T.ssi1iezs
q intervention wzs fled n the { zltssl
States district c,o1rt this afternoon hv
the Prov 3e1cs Washington InsGrzr, Z
CeElp4n n the case q J. y. knezIeS
Is the ship Asane5sc- On Feh-usry
Il Isl Tie Kea1ssec sank q san
PS3ro- bDf as raised AMI roEss Szso
the pss-E OF san Francisco Or E4--5ss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14
nrnth SfGrn. Ian.

Ms YoEk- Dee l3--Gsn. J. c I-z-e
Gsss1 - midnight izSs zzhz
eiS2- Lane served zsth distinction
throughout he eva vzr. taxing par
IN sixteen battles He z2s barn IN
Nez YORK city II 10 After Prose
eating ! thorough line OF sclsE15c
ss1s1aes ks made : special study O:
z-chiiesE1-s and q c1El ezg.nss-S7s
II a. u branches In Isl he was
called - ali II the construction q The
ll12olS Central railroad He rzxs
entered the United states coast sur
vsv a. Washington He led several
important explorations n NeE G-s1-
@o4 He was Afterwards sn -zgei n
ul1s-4lcSlc4l SgrFsyS u san Dozz5zso
4E1 Porto k5co. >Ezcs the E4r the
Se1s-l his ass2 engages n mineral
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14
wArLa wsLLA NEWS.
RsvIshsr Brsisy Heard Frem-Dsy
tea TO uAN. the Railroad.

Wstta wAlLk. Dec. Tuesday
night man. supposed % e FRED
BTsley The WaltseEFe rzvtsaer, f1rrsi
at Mr.. lacy, keepeE q the sfaiisa 81
Roles Junction, few EllseS below
wzitsbars. The shot was Erred -
Mr. isacv Vas entering the depot door
the hall Just missing his bead and
toaasns Ia the ssoaE-posf- l-2cy had
jass heea oai 20 Ascertain who Il wa'
be heard walking On The platform,
By The aid Of = lantern he saw nan
answering B.aley's descT. ptsoa, y Be
at once asked taAcy ho he was iook
ing for al the sane tifne saving
suppose you are leosisg ioE the man
wAsts3 a; MaitsharE LACY said be
vas not, lat va seeking - EuoE vic
wAs on the platform. The iell2E then
turnrd aud shai - narrated LzcF
taxing reT,slvrr. Immediately wcai
ous. hpt saw uaghinE 81 the man. Al
alarm heing riyen. tse neighlsoTs were
Aroase.i. and The fn&n Was tT4coi into
abe thick timhsF along the tssnks 81
Toachei near by
g W. Hans, the railgezl builder
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14
AFTER TMEETT-FOUR YEARS.
Happy Meeting of Two Old Com
rades of the War.
Richard o-eern aaa Frank Hansen,
az the esd Missouri. Come
Together in Seattle

Mr. Richard Osborn, probate Judge
elect q King ooanty, was sitting IN
his law o:zcs yesterday morning when
stranger entered and inquired 1 he
was il The oSoe Of Mr.. Osborn.
Yes, rep,isd the latter; " please
have = chair.
The stranger, paying no heed % ths
invitation, asked i Mr. Osborne was
IN
Yes SIR. vas the zasws-.
Are yo1 Mr.. Osborn -
Yes. 81.
Dick osaor1
At this last query the lawyer looked
Up and closely examined the features
Of bis visitor and then, with DISH Tor
the extended hand OF the supposed
stranger, exclaimed:
Why. Frank Hansen Can II Be
possibles7 and the tao men Joined
hands in firm grasp, while signs o.
Eon21's weakness were betrayed hy
beth
Dick 0soora and Frank Hansen
were neSsmztSs and comrades n rhe
Twe1ty-thir3 Missouri Infantry rexi-
raezf Throughout the wz<. having
joined II 81 both were mere h-5rs AZ
the TINE, slightly oEer Is years % age
In August. l>e.4. hen tsso-s A-lzzsz
M Osborn reserved = ssTsrs
wound from : mzsSe.-hzli
znd Vas carried 70 ia rear
From that tine uzzl YESTERDAY
neither had seen the oshe-. Mr. Han
sez continuing with his regiment m
Il. the Close OF the var. While his
fTlsna vas obliged % exchange TIE
tented fed fO- the hospital. Al
though each had rns3e considerable
e1o-s . secure t-zee o. the other :
Eae-e2ooGts- disappointment &lEavs
resulted Both came cut tozz-3S the
escse o the sixties. NJ. Osborne max
ing Seattle his hone for the
t2.f seven wears whlls his
former eo1rzGe Erzrsls3 over
most o tse coast settling for tine IN
Oregon an 1n4Ely choosing Seattle =
as 1aE1-e home early II the present
wear
Strange 70 Sxy. NJ. Hansen had
often hard Rlch1rd 0stozn's name
mentioned during hlS residence here
Snl svea voied Tor him So the last
election without -sco<airing n the
na1s o. Ire Republican ticSes that OF
his former eomr1Ge.
IEe1Ey-foZr years : loag <74cs os
fZ1ae q gaze back U2ca- and, II this
case tie incidents o. the CAMP and
battle 6slG Ehich are 5-o1xh- bzck
fresh 70 t1S memory q each en- onlT
cs p-ep=-1T 2rprse1zta3 BIZ those Eho
csSoEsc- ate, sept, fought. Md AID
szoas chickszs together = the stormy
SzyS. = vsz-s Ggo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
Stanley is Probably the Pris-
oner of Ell Mahdi.
PANAMA CANAL CO. BaSkRUPT.
Report 20 the Pops On Ireiand-s CSn-
disfsn Dfree4 Testinsny
Against Parnsil

Loxpoy, Dec 1.-THE sfsz&aTd says
Il has reason 20 helieve thai setts-
received az Suakia from osm&n
Digma stated that The 4shcis troops
had az length teen successful; that
Enin B<y had heai Ont bravery. hus
his men had nutiuiei and Ge.iEe red
him. with . white Traveller. supposed
20 be Ss2zlev. 70 the Mah5i- 0Sman
nigma sends proof tending 20 S1r-
port the truth Of his assertion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14
HIS FINGERS SHOT orr.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14
COUNTED oUr.
O-DSaEeif-s E<e0aH. EIees< TwB
Republicans

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SENTIMENT AND Huyo.


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oLrxrIa NEWS.
CITY caunsil MeetisE-Gezersi Notes
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WAGES AND THE TARIFF.

Oar INSCRIPTIONS Republican contem-
pory, the Ne,rs- Letter, publishes commu-
nication from local politician, which, by
mistake, is signed "Workmeu," who says,
az preliminary argument, "Who ever
heard of Senators FAULKNER or KENNA
employing any labor; who ever heard of
JOHN o. PENDLETON, Col. ARNErT, or
W. c. HANDLAN giving employment TO
labor?" We answer promptly, on behalf
of the gentlemen above mentioned, no one.
No one ever heard of them employing any
labor but their own hands ana heads. Not
one of the gentlemen above mentioned is a
highly protected manufacturer. II he were
ne would not now be fighting the battle of
labor, but, probably, would be enjoying
himself along with that great employer OF
labor, ANDREW CARNEGIE, in castle in
Europe, entertaining Republican candi-
date for President, while his workmen
were striking against 10 per cent. reduc-
ton.
This NelrS Letter politician, essays to
controyert the statement of Senator FAULK-
NER, and the other gentlemen, that the
tariff has nothing to do with the rate of
wages, and quotes table of figures show.
ing the difference between English and
American wages, which he need not have
done, because we all know that difference
and know to what that difference is due
namely, to the difference inthe number of
lsborers to the job, between thinly popu-
lsted America and thickly populated Eu-
rope.
So much for the Ne'cs-Letter politician.
He advances no argument nor figures to
show that the tariff has the slightest infiu-
ence on the rates of wages. The only fact
he adduces is the well known one, that
England pays less wages than America.
He don't say, however, that high tariff
Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, and pro-
hibitory tariff Russia pay less than half the
wages that the workingmen of free trade
England receive. Hedon't explain the diff
erence between the wages Of Pittsburg and
Chicago or how high-wages Chicago is able
to drive low-wages Pittsburg out of her
markets. The Ne'rs-Letter politician, like
all the politicians on the Republican side,
from the "uncrowned king" down, talks
nothing but exploded nonsense.
The following are indisputed facts,