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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

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Efts. notion @as carried.
AneEsfs FvE THg S0sTa.
The rrpsrt * cslet ~ Police Mitchell
.hazssi the Fesl ,sgs 81 arr si- foF tlss month
-. sf-.~ auvs.sf II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

FaI.e RI Their Race aud Fit only for
slaves.
SEATTLE, Sept. q.

SEATTLE, sept. o.
To THE EDIroR Who are those toiorcd
Deinoerafs in attic Are they men of
business Are they Des who are ht To-
represent any men or set Of mtn polit-
ieasly, reigiousiy. ciyiliy or otherwise .
No. not By any means Such men of color
are tit only tn serve out tn. remainder of
their Gays under what Was explained ~
''ous new government" by Aiexsi der u
steph, ns," March II, ls6i. founded upon
the opposite idea" quality Of race = !. etc
such men as these are best fitted for the
bonds of slavery. We rs race know this
from experience, not oniy for ourselves.
bui for others. Watch the ira. tor.
JANIS BLOCKER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

SaH IRANCi~co, sept s-Arriy.d-T-,,.
VIA, Victoria, Maria T. smith. S.mfn.1.
sha sS'lie : Caller, Tacoma ssi,ed-
h,Hk on, burrard inlet. Cieared-rn,.
III tictosis; Empire. Nanalmo
:, hoN' MONO, sept 5 -Arrivcd-gatavi.
Vancouver ava
r, dEiboUsNE, Sept 4.-Afriy.,i Io,,,.
FoFt Ludlow 'f'" - i~othsi
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No OHIO IN sEArrLE.-t,leomarvari,

No cLso IN sEATTLg,--t ,lcoma-gartns
ISL rare comino. uy in the retail markei
OF Seattle. Que 81 the eroserymaa v.s.er.
dAy remarked Olevp, zrgefina il some.
thiHg do a.t haRiie IL i used bui Vsry
little ST the rr, sent line Ia this cisy b.
cause ufee - ~ Fcss snssle ia price. Ans
ftT'T fsrsen eau nnW afford Ia est butFrr
auY Fsfts 80 mug sIra maui facturcsl
after Is Obliged by lsw 10 ,laee a ts,.-e.
ia 8 cons s'saas portion so ais store show
4hE, 'bs osasrgerln4 -o!3 Her Only
oEte such sign having been sen so far
e "nsiaer That Inc couimsr4 ~ 10 scare Of
not IA good demand"
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II SEARCH ~ Ms F,ray
n s~~sse-fsar<oaa sesss sas~n
taFs fa the Wr.x

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: es a. Ysasss'~ "a sss akrss-s ~ rxssss 81,
s}sAi sn1 isss1 sssass q srfsnxs rxu.sY
seHrss IL SD Be lsss ~ Pc! agsh hls
ssa<Ass sxeSsel ssys 40 10 a.su n. 49,,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

-thlkE ~ GAErESTEKs 49, Tweutv zvs
Gaiea rsTp-estsrs cap eyed hy g nt rGs.sr,r
Hear Jones or the sn1sat baflsiuF.
lh5fd street., ~ ~ q DufaH ana FiRe. go
NE >ssiTry lock. Thirf sn& James street,
s'racA Sc er5Ss sssrssse naE Gaion rrsa
@rre nSs - 49, ga aafsh8ag tne -eHr~s,
nsaisiing SnieA . hgh;. &essranle vrgsfk
ttr slr5Ss ~ TEE AAiRhf q rk @ss svrU-
ses1
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The following sepor; was submitted by

TIE following tepor; was submitted by
the health officer:
ssatisass: The following Is my repor,
for the first month since yoH hsEe elected
sns ~ be your hss itn off3ser. Daring this
time have hsi twenty two la truts. ff-
ts. n of whom have fecovefei fauF ars yet
sick snf farce have did I desire to call
your attention tu the very suggestive fact
that fourteen 81 these patIe T. have come
from tents ard two are oi the opinion that
their sickness wa largely due - the Insult.
nCienf protection afforded by these tents.
II those tn tents de- rot secure better pro
teetiutl they will suffer Seyenly from IN u
nouis anrsug tie souaipg winter. | have
,fts!.taagd and pFeye,.fei from being put
oa the naa s-t cue eonsisnmont 1T hac.sn.
which slnour ted 10 about 900 ponnfs,
also 0ite ealsrtxau vnf Of rts4Hsa. ! have
slso tsEet aB tai Iatory move toward hsy-
ine sltns ns the slaughter houses ans; saus-
age Factories cleaned ep AMI Kept IN a
riofc hcslthtui condition. ! am lust ~ the
present tsfae waiting Tor fes DAYS ua,ii
they nav hsve subtle Z time ~ clean up.
II sais thef da ne, % Il Is my sntrnsi M to
make some move that rssy iaau them tao
be more rleRnif. Respectfully submitted
h9KscE :. nas>r. Health Officer
The report was placsd on lie.
HgGLplSa ISsFE, rOH's aEFoar
Tie Ia. ldihg inspector submitted his reg
siAr monthly Feport which has already
tseen pnhiishsi. The report Wa referred
sn ske nbaucs rogais'ee.
sFKclAL rattCK APPOINTED.
The nsyof submitted the fellow ,ne com,
msn'Cstiau
sisRslcHses ~ 'se request 81 the chief
pf ,sliiCe for additional police offir, -
have appointed ths following johu
sIeefer =. NJ. ksmsgt, :. Corsr,s. An
drew Mold. IL cater Patrick Il may
i. Boa crS, - g HahAari
H,spe sfuliy submitted
koHsEf MousS. Mayor
The appointments were ratified By the
can9ott
FsrtrtoNs EsFsRHEn.
r. II wilson It a. For grading Weller
sircrs gfam the tarbur to the west line 81
tsse 4 Hill ,rSct referred - the stree,
committee
nashiugtoa Territory Insestuesf Com
psmy --ts't Fsriatssson TO make area under
sAipasiS "n fbe Coruef ~ ~,caud sud
thsfv strsess rsfs fred g. the street catu-
uiftuv MIA ioWVF Ia art
Nam ruHs cilis,as -- For police protector
ga the district h~sgesisd on thn north Ivy
Prince sfr,Cf. oa the rasl by lake Wash
inE vu and eu the Wet ~ Niuth street
= fsyfv'i .U committee ga heslta sad pa
iise
tssorxe Acnfofr For petnsss on sa sse a
s'ast IF Jae ksou street siacws1k tor fr,u,
siand
Mi,asm " Reeves Fer sewer ia Ninth
street. ga "a ilcaffvr' fciegfsai a. thV cora
aittce un SEWERS Apd dfsinsFe.
John Hre Sssssy IS isita tor s. Gao dam
axe fer injuries reviewed bv fhe IL linz -
fha -sw fransfCo - sFy Natis rsfrrFsst 10
she ii'fisisfy ttsfa ~ itt..c sat vity sgorusy
q A }sSE~.F-sfslsn tof tsS - oa scroanr
81 is}HF}se Sustai ass3 hr iSiisns thFgAEh a
holc IRA sac ssdessiK ga s,stb Fnnrth
air - ga thf sc hs go ARsu p refsrFef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

HONE FEos wAILA WALIA M .-ys ]
!, al e. W J. Amts. George kinnesr
John kshsiey, 6. " Heiibson, 7. NJ. Reed
Thomas Twins and "a " Nexiaad- Ef. .
eeonty u ie-A as - THE Republican con,
trhitan AZ Nslla " lie, rFfly.d ia Sss a.,
a ocSfNk "a Yesterday. Ihtty 49,,
seeoEnTaDsst ~ John r. Ailger auss tara
scii' 81. also OF this city, who ~es. nssi
9*iss.sss. sfia ceisss + u. Ames "
Drew, W. l.. Geeley snd Il - Nav ~
issP eeus4fy. Ta~ later went rsght an
AoEae aHvg hssga1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

f1QroA IN ISbEaSs.- United .tes Com
aai'si'aissr EHasFT Is la Tag q e1apa
uNt'y cay iiine iuss It present. Tt,
luilsos are 30 k'ng bop ssst tie cor q e
- ~hi's nsan hiss sew dsSky sa,ssssa.. !
tor rs Ere Mafff. Asa rsalzSs ssuestre shs
osoof ~ ~ = e'lftous for 7aEutshfsg
cr.ak 70 TIE su7ss ass decreased The
comm ssifsDe~ snt,ciIssss tfisk bslssg,. - II,
. : Use ~ ersaa al F.rssssc1aslon ~heB The
th'i. sns reiaTn freEa ihs hsp feGd. sheir
20 Aefs weighted ccWn ~ifa their earn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

fs~eT*s tsssfs fa snF Sscan,sAif Sea-. u,
re t}'satfe st1rs - g. E-1Tssts sfss4 Fsxlsr,f
"a Pc sfsssv& =; $ertatrn Far.er s.skas
7s5s. Ma - ~sss.snk SIRE gessssss 49,
slc xFsawg wsseszE .ho ssiSeiss.t a..
e@s~F- tats', I Nr~esaF. = iA.snEAs u 10
4 ta asS.se- af 3 ags 2zagssa. n 49,
- yeEss 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
The imports for July tell I

The imports for July tell the same
story in gross, being the smallest. with
one exception, OF those for any month
this wear. They amounted to ii ,3i9
tons, against IL. 256 tons in June, 54,-
$40 tons in July last year. and III ,l59
tons in July, 1887. The details are a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

This lew sgf.eAfszf - zsse ssltsiAs tea
enf vi Ia - l& essfEsfztssi 81 tas orytnaisse
a. 5,~ submitted nsxg 8ssa8ss alSef.
TIE ftssiaslax sat.lR gwen tns egf5ssst e
es,s8,ssrjssssi, shans tie f~saFfsr f4ta5t 81
TAXATION IN snfb ~ 6 f,Ea3 fat5siss fas
zissasf ~ 81 sesy ser 4ssF year. sssd iise
psut~ssssi seTy fssF ts.ss =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

Ihrsugh PalsnAa vssss,aaIea .lss,.. :.
sa7 dinsrs cars, $50 iasss - sysssfs.s,.t 49,.
- :. sSeFs farsssasa The East IL Sr,-....
sfrxes. Eossoa hsosg. WITH
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GFand Total -,-............... -.


Hsftor Master Rogers submitted the fol
ing report sof the time he has been In
Office. from August 8 10 September !.
uurine the nonth there have arrived
hinesswn sstsan steamers, WITH n fegis cred
az = fsss
Tn receipts I r wharfage furing the
twenty six DAYS have been SOS s.. from
8hieh is 10 be deducted s. for cleaning
shipsh OF this snm Washington street slil,
yielded $50 ~, aud Vine $ rect slip sse.0
The MsshingioD street slip receipts were /:
2 Olaf "a biirk al Is cei,ts...............fsf1 70
Isl sSS feet of lufs b az - cents, q, 10
II ious merchandise 81 Is cenis~...-.. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
TALK. ON rHE TARIFF.
the E..use Market for Iran Adding
4. the Wealth ef the Country.

New York Press.
Not merely money, but figures talk,
and the figures OF iron imports will
DO the tarii. taking this morning.
Our decreased imports of british
iron show that American iron pro-
ducts are getting more and more of
the home market. The importa-
tons for he fi-cal year ending June
81. 1889, were of value of S42 .317. ISL,
against SIS 592,..57 for the fiscal year
ending June 81. 1883. The chief de-
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kk1issor> LTStSE1 -ThozaGs VII.
slsfns. TIE irssns Faxa = b. was heouxh,
se@a ssesa smstks sSneh GA n.
pssaEaasA ssie Taa~asy asghs. wxs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
Mt q me TAX lew.
1xeeoe1sa 81 sasess Lsrssts. Aa~fsed
-vb~sssssa ~ the gire-Lsm-
Sc osassAa<e.

The counsss sss,Sasn~ss iss. ssssf insf II
u2e for E1snrflmsg Darse. ssssx sse
INftcbesi 81 ssses sfse IL siessxrs sssAe esF
Mp the h1a sasf fss Nsgsf 3egsa 80
Gsunc5sassn Barns. BAEf = stiingtsss ass5
gor-a 70 ssfAs the Flezax sSfesf ssAds
Nsth1nx was 6ore 81 fsse sseefsaz sxs ps
the Transaction oE rs.afEss hssxisssa. A f.w
amenities wsre ese.1snx-a - cossessEasz
StesR and Hall ssT<r = sesoFs tksf TIE
jn1te1ary cgfnralsfes. u ssseh sfssy srs
bcfh memh< n lad tsllfss - pssp.fF. ias
- sa< esslf sssli bessze. AMI 8ss6sEF
blsw over This e0aafa4 s. res z1seD -
Zach fsIs leg sHE isss right Fhsy@ - ~
Wsfh soatins hasaBkxs tat there 80
little sssss sgf faik
TAI LEgy sezsEDgRxfs.
This meeting aecUrsisx - flss cSs,ses
WA the one Tor sxsHx tk.e rate 81 ta1Afsoss
for t1ss ensainE geAE hEf osiaz 70 hisch
t0 the preparation CT s-s5snSJssss the nsst
fer wss laid ezer 81 MgussaF asgb1. -
which f5nss he ecu3s4f koes ssTsas
fbsjrasn ssessk. ef Toe GaSgsess tsssaffsists e.
FURNISHED sae Iosis91as sss sastS 81 aass
ksy world - s.sgnsr. 81 fsg shs esfy Eff
H..<s5f f.sr fiSr .~sEssg8xsR
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HONORABLE ScAess-Jsii-r Patrick Fairs
be-, who AIS - fearfaiis ,aeerated with .
razor al the time OF tie jail b eak. had his
wounds dressed yesterday for the second
zine His face u anty di.fsxored by three
st1sls Of eotrs plaster. and there is nuw
srery fEdis sftaa thai he will Tally recover
the Use of his hands. re.alnsns lew HON
osaf.le scars ~ a remembrance oi his eour-
ays.sst1s sxsr
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t1 rates atd steamer reservations 60,
= NoFfherfi Paetiie ticket offics, 7Is sscons,
stFse;, Boston blars "i'''
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sftr asse yoaf ifrses> sua rsss~sve xssssr
sssisisas car sssas ssss&siss4s a. ia ~-.zsssses
ssps.ss As~sssr fsz.S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

INSANE FROM kELlesox.--A hurry Irish
laborrr. kaowa as Tom. Vas brought In
froia smith : ranch, an the Daw alaisss. late
last event z aud lodged in jail He mas
Ie.3 yls,ss rs ~ insane Tor scse al DAYS. snsi
has aIiyea several persons a@gy fruii
smiths rsaeh- he igian Is sasc TAI be his
uss6sa- When searched at the Jail last
night So in mon.y wks founa III MS
ppckes
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Mr. Reg r Requests that az office bui Il
inx hs ef.etesf ios the nss Of the hartloF
nsaS'er THIS - ueecsSnsy. he urges. for
the convenience ~ the public la ans
sctiae bus ness. he 90 requests taat a
set Of tssaks be supplied
The r,.pert was referred to the finance
Eotnfnifiee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

NEsr sTzExr GgADEs-The grading OF
Wet st-ses froEa Union street To Virginia
STREE ! at-eat iso-tAinis completed. and
the rsiing tsswesn Inss9 sssecs sud Yes
Ter xven9e r. srsy completed naEnaaa
Il Collins as have fsge contract for i'm
provtHg fns ssrstt, sxE-et - shruw west
,srees open ~ treble by fh. ist 81 of 0csc-
eser fss cave ninsfs days wND which
50 10 sse wark. sad n Ease sh.s finish nn
D. Us,so<Sr they visi a.Se fainiI.Ss their
c sutrakt within xty DAYS
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nlaMTs ls1 SHIPPING.


SxArrIE. Friday. sept 9.
Poalsry gas dali today ~ &(9z for gsod-
s.x q csoiee lot OF ns. and prices pro-
porfiou.sely loser fer osher xraefes. al1es
being usually Fixed hy the sre Of the
fowl.
In the vsgesahse msrset there is nothing
moving. TIE dry weather has limited the
local supply. AID recsipts largely come
principally from California. Tomatoes are
plcnflfali eassasn 10 meet ali demands.
We Qaese - EeE - for Csiifornia aud ga sc
fer locsis- onsoax ARE "a about the same
s's.e. We snose. HAIL. per .. Potatoes
are eleassfai sus, ;ae mari e is in fair coadi-
t.oa- We aaote 80 per ten Sweets. Ii-sa
fs.c rsr ie. S'aEFess. tnEpips ssd beats are
in Sails iens >arpsy 50 n.eet all require
uaeots We esese carrots ~ per sack, tar
Mrs DO. bsess sse per %. The greater
pat 81 fh- eaas4se no1 Ia market as with
os,ser Vegetables, cone from California
Tie market Is quiet We quote as12i &C
pr ~
Recsiifs 81 California fruit hare beea
liant during the last few days, ani the
msskcE is SOMEWHAT bare
TIE esg market Is In better shape owing
70 free -scsipts. The tensseury, owing to
the sivsnee IN Eastern prices is still up
wards
For The month e1diEs August q. ISss,
t,efs ware reported to the Portland oiiice
of The bfa5sffeef mercantile age cy eight
failures ia Oregon. with total liabilities oi
;5o.lziss; total actual assets. 81 .ns. In
Augusts: iSss. there were nine fail
ures. With total debts of si.lSs.s4: total
q. taal assets SIS 81
Tie number oi tsilares reported for
Washington in August, issa. vas FIVE. To.
tai d.bIs, sl7 ,ses: total act.al sssess, s., sss
In August, ISIS, there were two failures
reported with total debts OF Si.sss: total
asssis, $3.50. In the Washington totals for
August lss9, business elnbaFrassmrnts re-
sulnpg exclusively from fires are excluded
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RI
CEIPTs - During the last =: hours
the rerchsniise and prniace receipts al
this port were as follows: Puget Sound shore
road, S.s tous; Columbia x Puget Sound
railroad. 70 tons S-aftie. Lake Shore a
Eastern railway. 5a6 tous. By water
Edith. 6 tons: Esirhsyen. : tons: Cascade
10 tons. Fleetwood. tors. Eliza Ander
500. tons; cascad. tons W F. Mus roe
ons; ang. les, 60 tons; three seoxs brick.
10 tons Total recs ipts. ISL tons
SHIPMENTS - faflrg the last -
hours goods aud merchandise were shipped
from Seattle "a The surrounding country a.
follows, Pug Sound shore read. Is tons
Columbia 4 Puget sound railroad. - tons
Seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern rail
way. % tons. By water-Leo, 100 tons:
9. rrnauis. LEO tons; ". r. Munroe, tons,
Grace, tons: lola, IONS; Michigan, tons
Fleetwood. = tons; Cascade tons; Edith.
tons; Washington, le tons; Skagit Chief,
tous. To'sl shipments. 2.sQe ons
NATURE OF RECEIPTS-Two cars of
machinery, y pkts drugs, So esses DIR,
goods and clothing. lso boxes fruit, ca ;
hay. ear mO ding sand, 500 ton. brick. 6
cars store. - pkts hardware. Is carloads
number, ear, oil, Ie1 bead cattle, 40 h. al
horses, Is csSss cioliiing. zee ca.es canned
To.iis eaT' ed, q eases dairy produce, ?
csrs shingles. 3 ears wood
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LKs ne SortheFn Psei6e railroad the
as,s.e. 81 pt-a hns for all points Esst
- -le 5000 street Boston bloek.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

The ALGgR coSTEsr-The Alger tim
her land contest l. prngrssing slowly.
The officials o: the and flee say the tax
Ing NJ testimony will tot be completed
WITHIN six weess. TIE examination Of
The second witness Tor tie gnye rnfns u I.
Z. G. Barnes. gas finished yesterday. To-
day the egamtsts' lou of >. L. Rec, saeihs;
gvyeraIneat Wines. viii begin.
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET


CHICAGO, sept. 6,-N neat-Clos,.si losyar
a. bsc; October, 96ssc; Drcember
eora-Lower; cash, sSi zc; October
Oats Easy. at i9c: October. l9i1e; be
center. 10 i-5e IL
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a., flfS-tirmsr cash, si062lz October
sln.6Fs Jan AIRY, s9.0l.
Laci-Stesdy.
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THE SHADE TREE srNp.-Te funds OF
the Aroor Association will t~ reserved
until business Is again settled in its
natural ehaun l., and then the money on
haaa viii b. expeuied Ia Identifying the
resi- 1enee street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07

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ssssasssti e@srs sHP sssb4s 9ssss sass as "a
ssArta.st
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~ese 3 =. Y. ~ ass sasE 3zsssas q snss
sas hssisa sasr tsxssxs se4x ssg,a sSss
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LIVERPOOL, sept 6 - What. mil
ho'defs offer moderately: rcd Vs. s,,
spfing, IScls IL per GENITAL; red we~,er,
: efn-Firm demand far: new mtxad
Western. ~ 1led per GENITAL '''Ae'
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-10

al. OLIVER AMES. -r' solve may be sub
mitted to the people at an early date He
earnestly recommends "as an act Of simple
justice" the enactment of a law securing
municipal suffrage to woman.
He says: Recent political events have
confirmed the opinion which have long held
that If women have sufficient reason to vote
they viii do so, and become an important
factor i'll the settlement Of great ques-
tons If we can trust uneducated men
to vote we can with greater safety and far
more propriety grant the same power to
women, who, as rule, are as well educated
and quite as intelligent as men,
Referring to prison labor, the governor
says that the industries at the state prison,
where business is transacted on the public
account" system, are in very satisfactory
condition. All the prisoners are employed in
labor upon industries established in the work
shops during the past year.
Under this system the discipline of the
prison is much better maintained than it was
under that of contracts, and the finan-
cial results will prove much more satisfac-
t0rv
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-10
1HE LOGAN HOMESTEAD.

of the Logan home at Calumet Place. The
walls have been painted red: The design Of
the frieze is an eagle with outstretched
wings, bearing in his beak scroll inscribed
with the name of the battles in which, Logan
took part.
A skylight of stained glass has been placed
in the roof, and memorial window has in
the center portrait of the general. Book
cases are to be built around the four walls of
Gen. Logan's large library. Among all his
books Mrs. Logan values most his scrap books
containing incidents of his life. She herself
compiled them.
The memorial tablets and resolutions of
coincidence which Mrs. Logan received after
the death of from G. A. r. posts and mill
tary organizations will form part of the
decoration of the room Here will be placed
also the flags borne by his commands during
the war. Among them is the battle torn
colors of his regiment, the old Thirty-irst
Illinois, following which he was cut down
at Donelson, and left for dead on the
field; the flag he bore as commander of the
van of Grants victorious army in the march
into Vicksburg; the emblem of the Fifteenth
corps, with the cartridge box in the center
bearing the words ''forty rounds" and the
headquarters flag of the army of Tennessee.
Near the flags will be hung the swords, from
the blade of the second heutenantin the Mex
lean war to the major generals sword.