davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Der CT en- 5satsoa9 for os 2sroag ben
15oe September. oa oerfor er o8iaa bort
Jorretatn9s Gotole ltp1gt ben Dag. Bore
Seuuer o. 8uioer oil oerior 9lsre os en-
Sieneite ueo at bai9ae os enteH i9r 95roa9
ben 15)e euer o9iad Wduoa9en oer Zoe o.
ale 9dge o%ereIter. Sen Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
surenfriper Shomsicn % Heail

sprenfrioer Sbomsicn % Tegje'
ringen. 8 Gnleontus AZ SurrnitrlOer
3bomeiens ubtale. ie nnoer 5Olfemsoet
paa @uaru, at Statsminifter Suerornp
bapbe "breuet en- 8pueaa liSet'l Seips
morb", bar SultiiS. Depart, mentet b.,
siaret S~orenfriuer 2hOmeieus @rt,a'
ring inb6entet. YepI,tementets Sfrts
pelie tai BRUCE iterfe uotrpt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Su Caucus

al republitanlta S9i9sre er bsro,o idmnen
inlot iii ct R0oa i Norones Siote6us.
Springfield 5owuibtp, gGrodg ben 1909
September al. 4 Gitermioolg for at oRl9e
I 3elesater til Gouutg Roroeutioueu, iom
mpoer I 1ecorab ben isoe September, %
uomirere 8auotoater for Eownibtpa Gmbes
Der.
u. B~ranobnoeu,
Iownibip Geu't COMMITTEE.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Sfien. Seb 3bie Gangs Nuftipn
paa Sorenifriuertontoret t @ierpen bleu
Den fraifilte Del al SOlums Ireite,
saaro iolst / ts Barcelsr. 5pr ben
minbite 8arcel If &. Sbinsitao Gil
ilnset for Ser. 3125, for ben itDrite j..
3. aprsstueot for 8r. 1920.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

On BET Slot &pinber er inalsoes I.
st. beltleftieebe meo at uaite Torfes
mdper, ion, eiter at pRre uaIteoe. ialteoe
os tsrteoe Oh. ueolR99es Sl!ttdsler
ps uofsres til llolnnbet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Slaaet isjel / 5islbet. Bertel 5ras
fiorben bar nplis beitletiaet meb at
laa i en- brat Sfraauins lise Deb 5iors
ben.
Bebit iom bet er. fOmmer Der ftprs
tenbe neb en- Sten ira SjeIofdnten Opens
for og rau,mer BAN / Soueoet, iaa ban
falbt ON os rulleoe / Ssen.
Den aibsbe bar en- uaSfdrl pad so
I@s
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

= Plasters porous ElectricaD, Rose
Cream for Gatarrb. 9isie er liseiom
@arner's Tippecanoe be iimple ps fraf-
tise 2asemioler ira be sobe samle Log
Cabin Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

st "llnberlag". 5Orleoen Dag inb>
iattes / 0iitrittsfnngslet paa 0Orten en-
Yerlon, Der ituloe ofiOne 90 Cages
Senslel paa Sanb os 8rsb for Suers
falo pan iaseslps Wano. &nsielpenoe
iDntes moi, at ct "lluberla9" funpe
bore ret beniistsmesiigt, tbi ban inoz
tos, iorinben Snbi9ttelien / Irreiten,
en- 5rofoit beitaaenbe at Is toste 9g9
tinisemeb en- anlelis IOrtion Smeres
brpo % Safe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Stort 6raairG. Ut at be itSrite
8runtreer, iOm nOseniinbe Ct puret !
Speriae, ielosbes nplis / 2aplanb; bet
maalte 12O Sob | Ssioen. Us 2 JOB ira
@runoen maaI.e Oct IL SOB % 5 Tom
mer / Diameter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

6ulbbrDnup er ferret al fbo. 8iitop
@rimelunb os Sufrr unoer ct Opbolo
paa Snbersen.
Biitopen bapoe tiliti1et Trefoloiss
bebs Menisbebs Tattispleie 400 Ser,
booraf en- Del I.uloe anoenbes til 8ez
ipisnins al be samle 5attise.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Gaf GienSom
ttNaIgs tusr ftustt.

go~.rttsi.n,Ht,r, laden -Sarn t%tliatas". -bas tit.
atss". "bus ttlti,-, "Ii,u,itt f,ets", 'ptass srE.s-.
'io, ut fra mn al iuorsra isr / Sent pr. Crs ,y
Ger Gang. en',ttt Sosfa0tr, Z. or. 5sybogtis ~
HtapH r,sn,s for ct Crs. Eo,tisi,m,H,,r. Der ssss
,oios.s al S%,taliHs, taa,s it, e,nisr III.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Cloinno. Wntitoar Nicolupien bar
/ bisie Dase foretuset llosrapninser ueo
2pieflolter 8apel. Serunber er Der
fommen for 9asen 2epninser al en-
meset imuf Irtitettur, liseiOm man FAR
funbet en- Sierueifal os ct Yar Sto,
tilbsrenbe en- Gbb:s, iom / fin 9ib er
besrapen / 8irfen. Sfoene, iom altiaa
er ouerorbentlis samle, er iarbeles pel
peOlisebolbte, fun saat op / Ssmmene.
Sc er for 1iben unber Separation os
pil tiIisemeo nosle andre Reiter, blanbt
andre at en- &appe, blipe inolemmeoe
8srsens Muieums Samlinser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

ugalant. BET par en- mestis ftor
Steu, Du bar laoet i9tte paa Din -5pis
aermobers @rou." ga. bet a Der,
Der ialot fra nit Sierte, ba bun osbe.-
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Nrel 0erlDiIen. Der er oDerIlpttet
fra Ifersbus Straianitalt til Booss
fan9ielet, pil efter 2~psluoelien uopans
bre til Nnerifa.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Crret % 9arefiife / 6lomueu.

Crret % 9areHife / 6lommen.
@ep 2pitrins / @lommen forleoen Scat
bleu Der fanset en- grret pa CO p &ilo.
Bet er paa oisie &anter en- itOr Siels
benbeb at fanse 9eret. Zen Der fans
sebe bapbe miitet Salen, iom antases
at bore aibibt al en- Ster.
Neoenfor Sarpfosien er / bisie 9ase
ianset ct betpoelist Nntal 2ur. Sfors
saars blep ben iaar fansebe ftsrite 9ar
oraset rp. Den reiebe 101 8ilo. Oilers
bar 8esten ueret msnem 5 os 8 8ilo.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

st Barn bDrtFprt al en- Crn? st
4 Oar gdmmelt 8arIt bortfom / forrise
u9e paa 9efsuigs ~itranoeu. Wdn frp9z
ter, at bet CT b%ortfort al en- 0rr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

BE, Der MATTE fisnoe 5sore 3. Snritao,
isct | Weloolens Br9fts9lRio. Ihronebienis
Stift, Rorss. ps iom retfte fra Sopo, Vac.
aui.Barle Co., gRinu., Ssteu 1886. beots
uenlist ON at opsipe hans Aoresie til Sobu
2. Spritao, Routeuioso. gRinn, Dor III.
LISP.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
yrepe uco Setorab y. ..

cans VI. IeslDe Ndrttsiu3 W 6eime-
D}np Soro-@ 8 Wprlu-Auud Resbeim.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Gn M, hnrtiaifnoenSe &anp1. Der

Bn M, BllrtlglfDoe1Ce HailDiI, Der
er fonItrueret al Snaenigr 8. 3ronolen
fra Bergen, er paa aiebenbaoneruoitils
linsen omtalt / flere iuenife os oanite
Blabe. 8%anonen uom9rter fig peo, at
ben fan betjenes al l Wauo os itpbe IS
Sfub | Winuttet. Der er ta9et 8atent
paa ben / Nmerifa oa De flsite ~europeiife
2anoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

NOrges TIolte WIan0 CT formentlig
Die 6erbrdnoer Ell 108s Idriue, iom
Dor hOs en- Sgnneipn peo BSbu Station
ct Stptfe fra Giospolo. 9an er ipot
1880 i Mas Braitesielo / sore SaIinsz
oal.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Roam. on Smeoeperfjteo tils

NS09Ws OF Smc0eueftneo ttts
- ial9s. uuoerte9neoe aster at iplse
lit Yogn o9 Smeooertfteo belissenoe
Spring 8rooe. 5o%rretuiu9eu er Del iorips
net meo bet nsouenoise Y1rit0i, os ben rette
Mano fan aisre goo s5orretrina. On Bris
og Betinselier b:npenoer man Jig til Gteren,
ebriitian Hielieu. 52.2.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Grnesg n.-6eroeo bcilsrotais
res for iraoRreroe Sl93t o9 Bfnuer, at bet
beposeoe DUB | lin gisooui at bortfalos fra
osnue $eroeu til ct beore YtU siter 2 Tigers
Iaiiot SpSeleie en- itRrf og gioo Ero min
flRre 5ooer NIels Rteli0u Nriesandroeu I en-
Gloer Of II Mar g.. Gul. 6au o1r fsot / Rors,
Hineoai. og Tom III Nnerltd for 30 d1r
iioen. pan eiterldoer ia gnte oa Q Bsru
otter fsrite 9Ggteitab o. en- geRu9oe Bsrne
born oa Bsruebsrusbgru. 3 be Iiote Var
boeoe Niogoe | Trail 60. 3atotl. FREQ me0
hans Stgo, uelitlret URrs hans Dttuoe.
Calender, &eofter 60. ga, /. Sept. 1888.
Yirs 6. 6. Ghdrlien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Hoaro og Bum for Sp9e, ipecielt
- benz, iom isae Or Bsfmauu, faaes hos
Ebs. Coming. 635 Sndiou Str, St 8aul
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

TtialaS.-Gn flor 8arneuosu. 2
- Folding Chairs, en- 2ouuse, og ct Tibet
Boro, alt omtrent mt. "9ecorab Yoten"
anpiier. 5t.3.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

2aatoeot-7et be'ieHotaisres bsroeo
for irapRrenoe Slr9t o. Beuner, at oct BE-,
ba9eoe Cub / i'm Btsoon oeo en- Dluoielia
7go at fable bIelu til ia min fiRre Nda6
9hriiieu Slien 2aatueot. 6in of9it neo
7goeu ben 20oe Wig. o9 bar Deb in 5so -
War. Jreo meo hnus Stso. u~eliignet u1re
bans Rinoel
Eli atrfeidnseren os aIe Raboer, iom par
os betlRIpelta. os ION leoiaseoe bam til blHs
iiofte Soileiteo, %frentbRrer o. Dor biertett9ite
{at.
., ou h~sriooeo Rlqre.
Iii bar bin Stdo Heoldat.
III talotes bort.
Din 5io oar tort
Sblanot os, otne al9re.
vi minoes uel DIN 8sn, OFT Gut,
2tn 3ro, Dit fate 5aab.
3Golmooi9eu on aoriet bar,
I'll ct Grempel par.
Csiiau, Soma, lite Ssptbr. 1888.
Matte Gddtosot
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
GfteripsrsiIer.

Eplpsuins Bniies ON min Brooer Claus
Beoerion Solum. Shit le9 bgrte ira BAN.
arbeioeoe ban oaa Sernbdnen I Wtoutano
Tor en- D4ano oso Rnou 9rant. 3e, Der ton
opsipe mig bans Noresie, oil slsre mig en-
TOR 5isneite. Sobu y. Solum, yiabel,
Ntnn. 523.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

calm onjfes. - 9ecorab 8lpirs
octWsle retailer : ; Or. Ior for 6aprebalm
o. 81 pr. 5on for Rugbalm. 9eune Sris
atploer TIM inoiil pioere. LIB
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Goniul Gbriitianieus &onfursbu,

9aurpif, antases at bile sipe ct uo-
butte til be uprioriterepe areoiturer al
so psf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Warmers Log Ca
bin Remedies, Sar-

sapariIIa, Cough and
Consumption Remedy,
Hops andBuchuE
Hair Tonic Liver Pills
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Specicl Wptitie.

lownibip Gen'l 0ommtltfe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

JnprAxAroLis. Ind. Aay 3.-Ths BE-
coblioan State e3uvsntio7 for t5e ss!ee-
iion OF deiee sses st large 20 the Chissso
CONVENTION VAs called 70 order At ll:zo.
Rishard W. Thompson uas chosen
chairman and made q speech os unasusi
eioqueucs and power. A resolution pfe-
asnstns sbe name Of Gsoefsl bsstsmin
e. Harrison a. . cacdidste for the pres.
,deney to the favorable consideration OF
The Hs2ob.iosns Of sas Uaissd states
ard Of the natioesi convention. aod 10
ssracsirg shs delegates q. lsfRe 70 vote
for BIN and 10 york in tbs couvsosioo
With tbs district delegates for sssufina
bis poUiBasion vAs unanimously passed
amid Rsest cheers
Another rss,in,ion seeding greestsR
10 senate, iazsiis for bis ss1,aios ex
cose at the sfesssnAble record OF Sena-
tor VOORHEES,, Q msn Who While sctiua
the paSs tn the var Of an enemy Of the
upi,o s,ldies. nyv, In paace o. rssytoR
mon The Oblivion Of fosRetfnioses posoa
a. his friend. and With fuisoDe nst'esy
sesks his sa6saee, vss also snsansiassi'
caliy sdoptsd snd "a invitstior vss
tandersd ts Senator ingalls, 70 address
toe Republieans on shs nient Of the
stats onosenstoo. Albert q. Porter
Colonel Riehsf3 w. rhom1 m1soc. Jznss'
n. Husson and Clem osn 1sbsker vsfs
shes chossn a. deieza,ss ~ large.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04
Ins JESSE GaAnAn rRlAL.
THiBry.EIoHf YHAnD aAvs About
LIrHRATED TUE AvtpBNCK.

1HI8l FI0HI IKAI1 HAVE AbbOX NB
LIrHRATKD TUE RvipsNCK.
sAsrA Osuz, Cal. Nay 3.-ln shs case
Of Jesse 0rapAm, on triAl fos the mus
der Of one Bennett thirty eight years
ago, the defense today withdrew the
uosiobs previously made and substi.
totsd others TO set aside the indictment
on the Qrounds that the grand Jury
finding the same vss not legally coostt.
futed. for sevcrs, reasons. Toe shsrth
said that but ono of the jusy ceoli Be
foanj. tie others being dead or their
vaerasboots unknown. Graham testi.
fisd that be had never been arrested for
the crime With which be IL chsrR ID, nor
appeared before any magtstrats tall the
present time.
Jshn Dsubsrbiss, the only living
member, 90 far - known, os toe grand
jary Who found ths indictment. Vas
called, but failed to aive material evi-
denee, - te vas unable - recall the
circumstances Of the csse.
lodge Wallsos fessidsd thst be vas
District attorney at the time The indic'-
Dens vss drawn. snd that tbs body OF
tie same vas 10 his Handwriting.
Alter argumsnt By counsel, Jodge
MeCsnn oversnied the demurrer TO the
indictment. and said The iadictmens
must stand. The court had jsriscietton
al the time the crime vaa committed,
a. 0snersi Riley bad shs right vested
10 him BY tho presidsut Of shs Uoited
States 70 govern California. and that
the courts vsre properly organised prior
20 September .. 1880. and bad poves 30
Try cases when life and progeny we're
Al tseu2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

FcArLsxp. Oxsoax. Mav "A prf-
yst~ dispsseA received here to-day fron
InGis-scsi,s. states that Francis y.
1hAvsr ,.ssa sleYs thss mssnjrG. The
teesssed was sr c.3 journalist and up
20 svo Years aso ssssded Ia this city.
TSe aeccased cas- native Of Ala6ansa
ana rsreovtd With his reseptsto lsdiano
a. an eersf scs. Al The time OF hta
leeth BE- vas hoidire the position of
essiseans state TREASURER IN Evansville.
He founded and ran the kvaosvnse
Daily ytsrssi for twenty ave veere. roe
eigos years be served - PcssEsstef cs
that city. lie moved 10 SOstlsrd u
Ises and for about tvo years vss FRO
prirsop and editor OF tie Daily Ssus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04
nEruoOlsr ConEERGxCg.
pxpAlR ex THE QUESTION CT ArMirfISa
vunKu pRls0ArEs.

NRs YosE, May 3-Bsshop Anirsss
rressded q tes noenina ssss,op Of the
Aeshodise EpiscopAi coofssenee TO day.
Tue order Of the day Vas . diseosssou
Of the report Of the committee upon
the eligibiiisv Of women - lay mem
bers. A motion tEes the women whose
ssats are contested be given seats on
tie noos dusipa the debate VAs de-
fsated after considerable disoussion.
While tn. roll vos beice takeu Ms
Mary q. Hind, president Of the 20
man's Fo.eioa Missionary society ssoed
up to vote. Obieesioa vas made sEd
the vote NOT GRANTED. Dr.. Peits. editor
Of t,e NscAigas Adroca;s opened tie
debate. lie advocased the admission
OF women % deleestes. He asserted
that the report didn's ipteRpeet sri2ht
the Law Of the church. He waited TO
plead for right over might. There 10
pseted, he continued, thes vcuid restrict
women from exsfoisinR the same riRhss
- men. More than TOO thirds OF ths
members Of the church ese vouen
Have shey no riRhtsf Are they not 10
Aave something TO say 10 tae govern.
ment Of the church which they aid
most iu supporting Without women
half the churches would cease to exist.
The Aethodiss Church II too progress
sive and democratic 10 entertain the
ancient brutality disOiayed towards
women and advocate their subjsc,iop.
Women cannot be Left out without
harm 10 the church.
Rsv. william Brush, Of Dakota made
long and earnest plea In favor OF ste
sdnies.on Of W0men.
Rev. Theodore r. Flood. eleo.or. the
Csantaoqusu was che third ons %
speek in favor OF admitting women.
Us argued that a. the women are a5'
mi,ted TO the learned professions. the
conference had the tight 70 admit
them.
Rev. Dr.. J. II. Buckisy, editor Of the
Chvtstias Advocate, Who IL one Of the
storge-t oppopents Of the admission OF
women Was the next speaker.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04
bad He,aine s.rcrs. Score. Chicseo I
lrdissapolta 5


Dxrnnrr. May S.s-Ihe Detrotb
sss.s .sd viesory fron defeat today By
hard hi;ssss sxd scrae snisvtunats e.
fors bv their cxvanents In aAe ninth in-
nius. Hendersoa's pitching vas fat4
sr 70 the ninth inniis Wheo hs seemed
20 Ne his Grip. There vas hard bit
tirs ,Aryuahoot the came on both
sides. Sco-e, Detroit Is. PitssaprR Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04
spAns .srusllcAxs.
sxsAroD srKwAnr's PLAH OF wIPMo OUT
IDAHO 20 CouDxM1HD.

IDAHO 70 OOuD80U8D.
Bolss CrTI. Nay 3-The Territorial
R.publicsu ooaveusion vAich met here
yesterday vas one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held 10 this Ter
ritory. Hon. W. b. IIeyburu. Of C91r
d'Aleuc. snd George A. Black. Of Haley.
we're elected delegates TO the Ouicaso
convention. With Willie Sweet ard 10
prh Pipkham ~ altesnates. Col. Geo.
L. Shoup vas named for member Of the
nstisnsl committee. The delegates
we're not insfructsd. The platform re-
.firms Devotion 10 the principles OF the
parsv, declares uralterahle opposition
70 aoy division Of its Territory. de :
nnuuces tbs Efforts of Scosaof Stewart
70 eliminate Idaho from the map Of the
Unitei States, il being the rishaas Of all
the Territories. il considers the Idaho
i,st oath safeguard against the Mor-
mon overthrow Of American instttu-
iions and opposes any repeal OF tho
came. Il opposes the tdeft Of the
Democratic party 10 place lsid on the
free list.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

GfsEpakx. snobernssh CO.. Asy s.-Dn
Wednesday, .hiie ihr-s -srdss ser. com
tas c0~n the osiiaass2nssa river seost Two
niles scovs Gisn3aie, taess cases sfss,ck
go ssd shsy gos capssssd, and oas Of
49, ssnei 3oka Lsnssfs vss Afovsst,
- bc9y has - bssa rseovslee ys1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04
sAsssALl GAMES.

prrsorTs viz 81 BAup nfTfrso cuscA-
60 WIS vson INDIANAPOLIS
ParLApslpnIA. Msy.-Washinzioa 3,
PniIsdslphia 8
CIsOus.1,: May s.-cincinnaii "a.
Kansas City o.
CIsvGLAxD. Msy 81 Cleveland g.
Atbi-,,ss :.
BsooKrss. Msy Brooklyn 8. Bal.
timore 7.
LounvnLs. Nay 3.-L,oisviiIs 7, si.
Louis 1.
BOSTON sTILL AaRAD.
Nsv Yosx. May 3.-Sev York VAS
defeated to- day 10 0 we'll plsyed game.
Issvirc B,eseu ssiil ahead OF the lis..
Had sos loss 20 day Coiosgo vo1id
hsve been on SOP. Ths work OF both
.sans to dsy sss good Ia nearly aii re-
srecss. C.sfksoo aud Kelly and k-efs
Richardson and Evina's playing vsre
the features. Score. Boston 8. New
York 2
cHIcAoe-fxDfAKAPoi
Cnscao,, May s-fneianaSoiis lost
aesin TO day. TIE game sss m inter-
es,sps ooe throughout. A good nsnv
brilliant Plays were made. CeicsRo's
.np<r.or sork AZ tbs bat accounts fer
,hs vics.fJ. Toe p.syias Of Petit,
WiIlss@sou and Ffeadss US she fsst'
ssse OF the eAme, Pfssasf rAstieuissiy
dotse so0s vocdssfai cork y ths vaJ
es ssepptss balls. Dsany usds ssvsssi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04
vasai Aeelae.s 1t LaCa..s.

yAsoouvER w. T April 3.-wm. p,
Matcbefs was accidentally Killed today At
I.aCAmas. q pile Of lumber falling upon him.
Mr.. Mstehett was formerly purser oi the
steamer Muitaomah and was married last
January ~ Miss Mime B5bee, daughter oil
James Bybee OF Mil Plain, W. Z. The de
ceased was ~ years OF age. very popular
and highly respected in this commnniis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

An euthu dastio mass meeting vss
held In the evening. at which great
deal Of Republiean love. leRis snd en-
tAustesm vas released. Later . meet
Ing Of club delegates wss held, 3. W.
Ooipsf, OF Taooms :, presiding. and toe
Washington Territory leaRos OF Rs-
pobltcsu elsbs vss organized. With
General WIN. MoAieken president.
Psui esrobsck, Of Spokane. vice.
ueesiSeps, Mf. Mills secretary. and
]. 2. 0ovsy. Of Olympia, treasurer. A
constitution vas adopted and the lesgns
adioueped 70 meet 81 the time and place
OF sbs pexs Territorial convention.
q W. W,
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PxovfpgscE. X. I. MAYS -Ths Kepub-
lie sn state aad the iva strict conyan
tons 10. the choice cf delegates 10 the
nation 81 convention were ncld here to-day
The following delegates ~ large wee
elected. Fred T. Marcy Of Prcyidence. w.
X. Walxsf Of PaNtGexet. hichsr Thoin-
by Of East Greenwich ana George r.
Cfanston cs North Kingston. Hsce was
t.ksn and the second ds&sflc. conysnttcu
eiecset the follswisg sssex ssess Alsest
Z. oaisiss and n Il. Bssses, Tbs dsys
cle,r1cs has ehcess - desagasee Aelvjie
Hui ana osptsrnin ~. BAwortA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

VIENNA. May a-The Political Cares
pondenae publishes bttsr from Eerlin
which confirms the appyintfnsnt % efficc
By the Russian gpgernm<bt of 0enefsi
Bogan6ovitch AID says tbst esrmnn
sympainiea for Russia are decreasing IA
procsrtlon e. they arc Increasing for
knssand. Qasen yictoria's . visit TO Berlin
has worked wonders. Her interviews
with leading personascs In Germany have
isst . most favorable ifnpre ssion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

BERLIN. May s.--The interview ycster-
day between Nc. Carl schuiz ana Priaee
BismArck lasted two ana threc-QuArs0ru
houss. Tho meeting was Of the NOM
cordial character. The conversation GOV.
cred wide fjeid. and questions sffe stink
the whole world wssc touched upon.
Wine and G gArs were served afterwards
and the chancellor accompanied MI.
nchufz In 4 walk In the pask
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

TsKxroS. N. J. May 2.--rhe Democratic
State Convention for the selection Of dele
gates to St. Louis assembled here st noon
today. The only question which cited
much interest was as TO whether senator
B.odgeti should be one Of ihe delegates ~
large. The platform adopted rcaffirms the
principles laid down by the last Democratic
convention, stands by the tariff plank o.
that platform and recognizes the wisdom oi
the Recommendation OF President CleveIar Y.
The platform makes no menticn OF the
president's tariff mesaaQe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

DrBLsx. May 3-Mr. 0iihooiy. sen
fenced to two weeks imprisonment Tor
offenso. under the crimes sc', was 70
iessoa today A large crowd greeted
him ~ he left the prison.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

TIE esdef OF business COZ eenssded
porr;ps ssisns for delegate to the Cstcs-
2, ceoveusisn, and nrder cau OF Ciai-
ian coanty stewart named Lewis Sohrs
From Csiumbia, & q. Cosgfoss named
Hon. o. q. white. Jefefson county
90, Ia poraipasion Hesbee; l. Barkest.
King ooaesy throsah Colonel Hainss
rsmsdT. II. Nipos. Pierce eo1uty oJ
c. n. Barsoe pAmsl ". J. TboDpsoe-
esax., eoansy na1sd Dr.. Q v. Oslhcos.
opoAaos. ky 1edes lssoss, Esued Hse-
kR. ayde. Tsesstsu named Ie<s- u.
CAsasAase. WskkiaAen saEsa kss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

LrxoslM, Nsh. May ,. - Attorney
General Lees Of Nebraska has been In
Omaha for a couple Of days irvesti0ef-
ing the title Of the Union Paclno
land held IN that CITY and claius TO
have fonud &2oo.olo worth occupsed By
the company 10 whioa Il has no ireAi
title.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

eAx FHAscnco. May 3.-fienry Peter.
son. Of this ~. and Tom Pains. Of Vic
ioriA. British Columbia have sgne1
articles for . rowing race on June ID over
the Victoria course, three niles and turn,
for asUy,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

On. n. .. LOaCAAEa
, I I.ADUATE or fAk UNIVERSITY
" H fennryivsnia. makes . speciality
a tlseAscs of The hye. kAr and fhroAt
tgeAts pflsato. ca-cnic and ekin dtaeasea-
tsemovsa cancer. tamor and ulcers with
s.4t pain OF asr OF tno Knife.
emo. ovrner Third and Cherry sfrcess
Hours y a. "a. 60 D. m.
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Cesnlss weather.

FAN FsASclsco. May 8-Indicatit -
10. ~ hours coG mt ncipg at Z q. n. On
MAY Alb, for Oregon and Washtnstou
Territory: Generally fair weather -
southern Oregon, local rsins followed
by fair weather elsewhere; light to fresh
westerly Winds. cooler.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

Foa. CANAAN. Col. May S-btiiy
Oar on, Q 500 OF kit Casson the fAu,ces
scout, shot aud kilisf Ihsuas foeiu IN
q fieet here yesser iay. Tobsn uss 9
comp mpaniou Of kis Carson and almost
equally famons. His most noted 81.
plois vss soe captuse Of tie NeXican
bandifs. the Espcnssss brothers. stn9ie
Aanced, fos whose capture eithes dead
OF alivs the Territorial and th> usttsd
States Eovsrnmsps bad offered large
reward.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

Csrmas - mpathy for Eskisnd.

BERLIN. May A bulletin issued this
mosbin nx says tae emperor fever 10 low
and his general ooadition . relatively
satisfactory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

CHICAGO. May 3.--The controlling ia
flaenee In the wheat pit today vas crop ne
ports from California which stated that the
state did not promise over half crop.
July opened at s3s aud sold mp to So, and
clnsed nj a3 Is Trading HAs steady.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

NEw YoRk, May Sat the ONCE Of Jay
Gould today il was learned that IL has been
decided 10 pay the debt OF the Interns
tional and Great Northern railrcad due on
May lst The decision was arrived ~ yes
tcrday, after being held 10 abeysnce Tor
two days, and payments will be ready TO-
morrow.