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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-05-06

Therefore, thoroughly master
Business Corespon
denc boh Single and Double Entry the nature and
Commercial Law Business
earn also Shorthand fypcwrng Manifold and Dctaton work
in thoroughly
teachers the SAlEM b' -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
ROYAL wEAKLINGs.
Few European Monsrchs Possessed OF
sound Bodies and Minds.
l,AE.n.e, Thin.

The average monarch OF Europe is . be-
ing sadly oat OF repair, and has lot is far
from being healthy Or 3 happy one.
With two or three exceptions, q sound
mind In 8 sound body cannot Re affirmed
OF any Of them. Queen Victoria is re-
porged 10 be a bale old lady, with many
years TO i've. bat the Prince Of Wales,
what with Bright's dis aSe ard varicose
veins. may be set aown IS 3 confirmed in
valid ia quest OF health ard fndiEg
IL not; while Albert Victor. o. ''Coilars
ard CaHs,r "a he IS Familiarity known.
the next IN succession, has asiiAer the
mental nor physical starainess to quality
him for sae task Of governing the British
empire, Ihe German emperor, with his
withere3 arm. bis painful ear COMPLAINT
and insomnia. though = very active young
fellow, shows 3 falling CT in physique as
compared with his rebnSs grandfather. who
reached rire and sturdy Old age The
car % Rassss IS hypoehondriac. and the
czarina Is sven in a worse condition. as il
borders upon insanity. The enperor al
Austria, though physically better II than
most % his royal fellows, has become a
melancholy man since the violent aeafh Of
his son an3 heir, ard the empress il a Viz.
paints whtch are tormeuting the ezariaa a
Russia The King of Hos.sDA Ass besR ~
daeed 70 3 wreck hy disease. ard has last
recovered from the brink OF The rrave.
The klns o. Wurtena berg is rlore than
half craxy and TIE kzng % as-
v8gia wholly 80 The kug Of Ttsly.
personally al excellent MAJ, Is distracted
wjth chronic dyspepsia and TIE isse kfnx
q spain left she present fnsant ruler TIE
besa@ss q 6srar Es2 stomach and gen
efS.lv 8IseTderea constitution. The kfne
~ Be.E3am casald probably plead not xusItv
60 The eeaeral charge @sTe Il aot TOP isrse-
ness. ktas Charles Of E0amania ard his
queen are both tie victims o. nAi3sefns-
tioaS, The klng Il SeFviA can have nc CON-
fars. as Be i in daily dread al Assass.aa-
ton. Aa3 the sultan 5 s melancholy nan
fearing TIRE sane grin sAss Os al TIE
Earogssa sovsreSgns oaeea Victoria. ths
king q 6reeos, the kiEg o. Swscen ara
Norway ard TIE fkias g Belgium are -
ported % ~ tss otiy oass sac cAa sgast
anything Ike good Asasth AID untronsseA
esas~8s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
DESTITUTE DAKOTA.
Pierce Declares the Situation
Exaggerated.
LOOK OFT FOR mposTEss-
xsse KsepsT rersen - seaa Belief 70 fer
De suassiax farsnsFs : sias sssts
Akxfrastaeaa 1aasalssis1ss,

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Fssfts sai sci tue following card in tie
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ssfakwnAs leRs fhAt irresponsible persons
p7etk stne skfssxEHf fae aeskfsate etNA1seA
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fsens 90 kssEf slasasd sesats al I snEsss.sss
x4AN tsls 4eaa8es q w8sa eaEns4ee people
zNAfk et klEa selpGtaiaeae 81 fstxR = 20 eeSnh e
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

HEIESk. Mont, Dec. lSa-~IAtiie trans
pired In either house 81 the legislature this
morning After roll call the Sena'e took a
recess until : .. m. aud forthwith held
iaiat caucus in order 10 arrive AZ some
understanding as 30 permanent oTganiza-
ton. The most important event OF the
day was the Cling 81 8 suit against State
Auditor Kennedy By Cosonel w. r. san
aefs, a. attorney FOR the representative
members OF the lower house. The s9it IS
hroGEht 20 compel she auditor 20 pay mile
axe and PER diem b members. which he re-
fused ~ do. IS 10 appropriation has been
made for It's payment lis apparent the
saiE is only brought 10 order 10 bring TIE
whole QUESTION before the courts.
The Senate completed organization By
secting efacers The seven Democrats
refused "a vote. hat tie presiding officer
declared that seven Republicans made a
qaoram AID after the election OF 5
president pre- tea. the majority of
TIE Democrats retired irogn the chamber.
TIE Senate appointed = COMMITTEES To wait
on lAe Republican House and infeyia thai
b0ay that the senate Vas organised and
rgady fer business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
NKaRo ExIGRATIoN.


the Subject
Correspondence View York Tribune.
Many of the wisest men of both parties in
this country consider the question OF emf
grafton rs important. and il Is plain that
the question has become 9 serious one 10
my own race. Many believe that the time
is near at hand when We should begin to
form plaas for our permanent future. But
what plan Is thu best7 Thousands OF coli
ored people are emigTating to the
West Inducements 70 leave their
old homes are being held ont,
and they are accepting the terms
and are going West in the hope OF getting
something better than forty acres and =
mule" Going from Georgia 70 Arkansas
does not mend the matter. Settling IN a
aew place Is an untrisd experiment The
federal government only gives the protec-
ton in the new home thar we bad in the
old, and the state government gives eniy
that and nothing more.
Bishop Turner SAYS the same thing, and
he declares that the only remedy is 70 20
10 Africa and form a republic in that far
OF country. The bishop is 3 strong man,
he has investigated the matter fully. and
his conclusions may be correct, and yet he
max POSSIBLY be wrong. Time and events
must determine. The eolored people
should not be too anxious TO set out Of the
fryin.pan into the fire The general
government gave Us freedom. placed Us on
az equality before the law with other races,
and then left as TO work out our own sab
walton. Twenty-Five years ago we had but
few minds among us that could unrayel
knotty questions. and those who can do 50
now differ so widely that the masses of the
eolored people are left in doubt and uncer-
tainfy.
One thing is sure-every colored man be-
lieyes in the government of the United
States. and believes il should do justice TO
all, regardless OF race or condition. The
constitution gives Us ali our legal rights, bat
is does not furnish Us lands 10 cultivate or
houses 20 live in or food @ eat. The state
has largely provided schools for our chill
dren, aud We have the right 20 vote and
hold property. But no provision has been
made TO sid as 20 move abroad
II is serious question 10 every eoloFed
man. Il is vital one 70 our children.
Our older men and women love the old
home plaee--the graveyards where their
kindred are buried The younger ones
know nothing Of these; and are drifting
ont and away on q biiiowy sea- IL is for
these our best men sh0pld think and speak
asd act. that these young people should be
able % do right and become honest ard up
right The American people expect the
eolored man. ike the white man, 70 earn
his living by the sweat OF his brow.
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chance He pulled zsay and he pulled
and pulled The basement door 10 the
dummy VS. locked and ~ was the back
pzrlo- door. We moa4 toll 20 the second
floor.
II the meantime the dumb waiter. not
being built for any such weight or work,
and being sadly IN need OF oiiing. sent forth
the nost piercing and diAbolicai sAriekx
and groans. The upper stores OF the house
were filed with the noises OF pandemo-
num- Every sleeper was awakened and
eli thought that the most desperate and
a1dscsous burglar Of modern times was
tearing his way Up stairs by this novel
means II was 8 sson5er the mis-
t-ess Of the house did not die Of heart fail
TIRE, so great was her alarm. She and the
servants hadaied together with faces
bathed with cold preparation, awaiting
terrible death. At last the wife summoned
10 her aid her last 1ckersng spark q coCE-
age and, going 20 the door Of the dumb
wSiter on that floor. assumed what she
meant 70 be terrible voice, and called
down:
Who are yons What dc, you want
Up from the depths came Ter hush@nd's
answer. breathless and pathetic Z It's me-
your husband"
The servants pulled him Up. His wife
fell on her bed exhausted.
Bat he was rescued
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
Nor ArrRR aeAa.rs.
ms rrsssaens waited - sssualaE Heei
aaA4ans-

1hs President waited ~ stAnilHE ttseA
3aasans-
AuasxsxcK Cfry. Dee gg.-~fhe press.
<lssst save : zecepsien this aflesaeoa . 3
desteasiou IL esoax inalsns nnmtefsag
abort AgSv. now GA giss1 70 this city
4hs reception Vas held ii ghe East Fsseta
afsd Va witnessed b Mrs. Harrison,
1srs Melee. De. Seoss. pastspAstsr.tiea-
sfai WnnamakeF and otaeFb Ueaefas
NAasf snEFolncea goAn GFass. ~ fse
Etamssme lock sgsneg, ~hs made 4 good
speech Is TIE president, ia the course 81
Bsiess ne rssaarkea with anies hunor.
bnt tAia as net s seAplng hat merely =
tfisusilg ca. HIS peapie Noald Ike,
asnone other shsngs, = eoanaary line soF
thssf reservation and better schools. an.
either lnalan. American. ateu made al na-
dress. after which shs presldeas spoke o
lie delegation through a. iatefpretsr.
n AN glad. 9 said hs. - faeei "a many
Representatives 81 Tbs ieax naslen. 1ees
fsne Interest i Ia sbe assee5ien = iegisia-
xzun h sellia each q yoa 81 . faFm ct
your Uwn. IL he policy af he govern
nsnt Is give your ehltagsn she s4vaa-
feees 81 sekaess which y8A have not had
/ vii read Eish pleasure he report Of the
rsznnsisssnnesx, AID il vii give nse stli
HfeAtef pleasure to AlA them Ia securing
fron roHegess these sAws shas are nsees-
sasy IL snees HE Suggestions made hy tEs
agra lktfsssaszsssF4 =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

4 careful analysis and estimate made By
3 Neg YORK chemist q me constituents %
a ton o ooal presents some interesting
facts. Eos lAEzAai&Y certainly 20 nnsesenGl IL
minis. lis ic1na that. BESIDES gas, a Ton
0. ordinary gas coal wiAI ylsls j. 500 pounds
CT eoke. tzsnty gzioas OF ammonia waller
ana is3 pounds 81 cg&l Tar. DasElAztlon 0s
this amount q eoal t4r gives about ssvesgy
pounds OF psgeh. seveassen pean0s Ct
creosofe. fourteen po4nas Of heavy oils.
aaaat nEne &Es4 BAR p0ast3s OF napsha yss-
Ao# and SIX ard one-thirgs pounds Il u4pa-
EAAlsne. four ard t1gee-f Dzxths pGzz2ds q
aapAEhol. tw0 Eaa 3 foaTta p01nzs Ct
s1lxarlns, two ard follrtks p0unds & SCI
VsE2f n8ps1thz. one 2a& q afEh gcanas Ok
Aai5.e, ssvenEy-aine hun1res1sas of a
poaaa 81 tolaasne. tsrEy-slx handre3tas
Ct 4 roana q sr4sbrsczae. ard nine tsnths
q a paund u Ieluesss--fFona ne lzss
a&nes3 Substance being e5tz1nea the rev
prozlaet szeehaEiae szS2 60 &c ~ uZes a.
sMees 81 she asst cane sazz-
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tstat4sts
0ne 81 ghS hest utilised Nasse products
Ia Assf9ssA Is GERS AasSs. Iasze arr
ees aaA a. alSza sm gabaias bog,srs.
fae s}aasaaas asasteF Is pressed ess EToua
sae NF es AHaeassSC snRarafus, ieAvlns
sac ssaers "a tas saape IS = snaSs ~ 90 ar
81 hong sas1aAs threads. sataEspeesea N8th
5 easa m&ss 81 shNrt Steers. TAe parer
teg ehssa 1aaalf ssse sAart Geesz &se asea
- the bong aaegs constituting t5e material
sar HHassasas-~is ssrer NSs khAn papers 81
she sAae wesAs asa.3s fraas siaaa 0g eotsan
Tags hardness Na3 0gEamess 81 Erasa ax-
ae@as sasf e sac sSss diFpVa fsTeaeh
3asNiae gssgess. Sesas esaee5a{lv A4spse3
teg reata drawing steseEFsRa5s wFssHs
Aaa water eaags is aaEAa.lsgv exaeests
q IS clAfae3, saag a8 palsss aas4a teea Aag
esbgf usassessi. ana sas eern hasS g4rea-
mnes Sc ast at kp0se& gsasass 8essEovea Is
kssc& s. See e4sea S. se8 Ga sae rasp
sac Faref eaA hs raas5a s19evu7ey tsxas-
narsaL Assa, see Zee s easily NoEkes5
alsssss ssaaa 90 ga ca.2asa&Esaa w.ta saFs.
sf0 he 4a~sE w5eas 81 printing pspegs
e a3sn fessssY tskes sas ens eg cala- Aza
aSa a wefkea ssee} e. s. Go 4ea a5vsa-
t>se aye seeet sra pas F&pezs - saF<r.at
8 slss So sA.0 Eae Nass asa sasslops pa
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
EARLY TACOMA FIRE.
The st. James Hotel Entirely
Destroyed.
NO WATER TO FIGHT THEFLAaEs
A Fortunate Inesaent saved Tacoma Prem
a Mere Disastrous conaaxration-
Residences Barned-Lesses.

TAcoMA, Dec. 93.--At one O'Clock this
morning the st. James EaTopeas hotel. .
hue large foar-ssory frame structure or The
higI at Niath street and Yakima avenue.
harmed 70 the gYoaRd. together Nith
the residences Of Professor T. B. Gault.
superintendent Of Public schools and Z.
NJ Barton. Of the Portland f1regon5an- The
loss on the hotel il $4,000 and on the resi-
dences s5s01. The hotel was owEed ny
Charles Mahienhaeh, wealth. German.
and vas hat recsntAy completed and occn-
pied. Il was uninsured rs were
&sso the residences. The fact that
the building. mass 81 flames, fell il IN
stead Of eut doubtless saved surrounding
ssorss ard residences. Little water
could be thrown On The essid-
ing on account Of the insufficient
waser works system. The fact that
the Ere was not IN the business por-
ton Of the city saved Tacoma from the
history Of Seattle ard Spokane Falls. All
persons IL the hosel escaped.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

grw YomK. Dee. f9--The AE-Arseriezn
delegates txs1ay 55mrneyea stoEt the city
sn carriagea, visited Bsaeklyns ard after
wsrsls wasted lsle GhansaeT as Commerce
where pfessdenf Saith delivered a. sd
dre1s tsenessI SheTnan also speke. ke-
serrsas to Eeaxss Re sale shAs - the centeEa-
nssf eslaaszsga ~ the declaration 81 iacs-
rsnsAenee, "a 1s7s BE lad observed Dom
f,ssre rez8fng : copy d tsaf hissorae e0sa-
rseas- The emperor bad saia 70 BIN thai
ais father had Sad 80 hiza. Read an1
sgaslv i. .eSentlemeE.," eantinaea Gen
shsgmam. gSaag oar aaanszfset4rss and
commercial afsairs, AID accept snen ~ yes
deem wsae Esr veas eoansfy. TO yea We
give sur whsle hearts sna feesing, and naay
tsrs4 sneesf Yea
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bal ~. Raininr.

One afternoon While the rain was pour
ing down 8 citizen lslt the poStOflce ander
81 umbrella 70 encounter an acquaintance
who was also sheltered ay an umbrella.
Raining. isn't IT" queried the first.
"Hev9"
Raining, isn't it?H
sd Ike 10 see you moment was the
reply. Come up stairs"
Tae two passed up, tFayeFsed the dark
haa 70 its darkest corner. and shen Num-
Der Two tnrnea on NunaUeF Ore with
"Do roc take ne for an idlot7
why. no. OF course ros.
DO Yen suppose that am carrying an
umbrella around 70 keep the sun CT a. this
time Of the year ~
NO
I'm carrying an umbrella to keep the
rain o7. an I not2"
s-0f course.
Wei. then, Il rains. You know II
rains EveTg body IN town knows il rains.
NOW you 80 on and Aet people alone.
"a Ruf--eaf-N
That's al You les itrA1n. she knows
har business. Yoe Iast attend 70 your
Own affairs ana ist the weather alone.
Good l2y. SIR.
Then be wsnt elumplne down stairs ard
ieft the other . fesioa az his leisure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
NATIONS TAX LIST.
Graphic Presentation of the.
Wealth of the Country.
PROPORTION OF wEALTH TAXED
The New York Worlds Returns From
the Treasarsrs OF Every state-sozne
startling Comparisons.

NEW YozK, Dec. is.-The HorSd has OBJ
tanned from the treasurer Of each state the
value Of It's property assessed for taxation.
The census once in lss6 msde report Of
inquiry into the proportions existing n
each state between taxed property and
actual wealth, which ranges between .
per cent. in Illinois and IS per cent in
Wyoming.
The Herds report shows an increase in
taxable property Of Sc, 96s ,0o0. 600 ard an
increase in actual wealth OF SIS 60. COO
since ISs9. The total wealth is <6i 49,
0eu,0o, exclusive OF public property, and
s. nE3 600 600 OF property invested and
owned abroad. TAe wealth Of the United
States now exceeds the wealth Of thewhole
world az any time previous 70 the middle
OF the eighteenth century. The amount
invested alone is equal 10 the wealth of
Portugal and Denmark. The total wealth
OF only Eve nations IL equal 70 the mere
increase in the wealth Of the United States
IN the past ten wears.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. Rat a meet
ing today % the soldiers AMI personal
trends OF General Andres Jackson an p
peal was Issued 70 The governors % every
state. mayors Of cities, assaeeFs q military
commands, civic societies and "a local
American citizens 10 unite ia mEnsEaao-
rating General gseks0ass victory CO the
slA OF January, thereby keeping alive The
Ores az patriotism ana greea tae memory
Il him whose nftersnee The Union must
ard shals be preserved, Is noH The watch
usg,rsf ~ sh4s nation
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rnK AnnoYKM eoNrao.KnsY.
xhs mesees mnntsss 81 ne Naaeseeata
Eentafys

ne HNFeey NuDtsss 81 the Nincteesth
SentaFys
Ilosrus. Dee ia serge audience As
zssalsaa IN tAe Judicial courtroom Ibis
napTNsna 10 hear arguments il enc vi tie
nAny iAsues IA tie es.steased Andoyes
fazaag case. 7ssn evidSnee ass 81 ia On
ne ehAfee. bra s>it8r Eass3s who sas ia
sussEnssss "a E4esesseF s.astft. was hiasea
xskknsl haaa aaa aa3 So exnra ea htmssf
lfa{essw nMiaAt ii GAamAss coilsee.
sssff4~*s0sp 9eg Sagth H. csAlmet sltat
III the 49, esse sA8ra Vas lean3ng
ssuara thses4s 81 gte Fsnesastsh aaa 81
utaes uanl = desss@ aat q kaart a.
III. We.mAaA So sAs ysoE SAID tbs
eAAxees ii hsal 81 ghe para 8 Dr Eas5s
we're 4set & asie Nnt8 SIX sseks afisg Use
laitnrss ieath ~sad nQs un4a ; year aud
hal astes ss sxaas a gsse professors, al lsa-
exesa4hie defax shsa esliea laT sessfe
rslt. sra. Hasaaw 81 behalf q Sravth
tsassnss1 lssinseI - Else ebaeee. E.assis
has so uaes Aha feE skssap expressed 90
assaqs Fsyeeas siae efaa taAs tae rreses-
kefs wese easy 81 s.lg 81 ~ charged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
A MENAGERIE IN AN ULsTEE.
A yentriloquist Causes CONSERVATION
in a Rhfrd Avenue Car
Nsvw Vo~1 rEa~s1S

A yentriloquist Causes CONSERVATION
in a Ihird Avenue Car.
New York Herald
I had little idea when / boarded .
Third avenue car that BOWED quietly
along past Eighteenth street last evenIng
that il contained an invisible aensgeFie IN
transit Yet such il turned out TO BE-
There we're only Two other passengers
in the ear-an elderly WOMAN. who seemed
70 be running pony express. IS her arms
were loaded with bundles, and 3 man IN
heavy uslter, with his head down as i
asleep. and apparently nursing an aneon-
Portable lag. ] had not been long seated
when the noise OF fighting cats vas heard
directly under the seal where the lady sat.
In an instant the pony express was IN the
air and the hurdles flew 10 al parts Of the
car.
XII them" heshrieked. Conductor.
LEI ne of the cAr--quicgF'
The conduegc stepped torward to calm
the terrified woman, but she refused TO De
pacified until her bundles had been gath
cred up. the car stepped and she bad
reached the Sidewalk in safety, where she
gazed after the ear with the look OF PSF
son who aad been sn&sehed from the jaws
OF death.
The conductor then began an investiga-
ton. Suddenly the cars broke out sgalR.
but this time In the coal blk. There was
a lock OF having met and captured the
enemy on the conductors face as he
graspsd the car hook and quie Is raised the
Id. But only the silent dusky Jumps OF
coal met his aStouiShed gaze He closed
the box with 3 bang. While the horror that
comes from the first suspicion OF "i2nls"
crept over hiIn.
Suddenly he jumped back and looked
down: and vel he might. for the yova-
cious growl OF bulldog was heard at his
feet. But he saw nothing there except the
eomp2ny's barred trap for catching the
change that falls from the hands OF paSsen-
gers
Then the chipping OF the birds was heard
above his head and The whole car was
transformed into canary cage. Another
instant. and il was small African foress
OF howis and cries Of Wild beasts. The
conductor looked at me. bat only the alter
mating stare Of perplexity met his gaze.
A conviction OF having 'gos EN-" was
settling on ais fsce when he aetieed the
edges al q aaszxicaI smile creeping up
above the coat collar OF the man IN me III
ster Then he ..tunbled.s he asked the
man Il he were making that noise and MAS
answered with = burst Of laughter that
could not be controlled any longer.
The gentleman would not give his name,
but said ne was well known vsntriioqu1st
and had travelled al over England and
Europe giving exhibitions of bis art he
apolog1xei 70 the conductor. buE said there
was q certain kind Of women he met in his
travels that always excited an nncontrol-
able desire 70 spring 3 menagerle under
them. He got OF st Grand street.
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A uovsl care xas eafecss4 ~ Tia Sse q
tie dynamo recengly IS assEzzse-oa-sea.
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sAertgg altar, seS-ag his ElEnt foek hssn
- 1yaAzzas Gh4t s4s worSa8g Ss&T b. Tie
workman R-zeesa hts eTs 81 e2css - pas-
sl85e - he Gscalae. aid she Ea&eaeese a.
trAersaa as sEszcssa1g teteas@ 20 vita
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xas<A wss Instantly rssaFe1 and NAsea
gave II sMFtAsr sEaEhsE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

ST. Let4s. Dec. ia.-Ine proceedings II
eonrt today 10 compel Charles sphinx aud
John Taylor 30 produce Alice laekman,
sae missing hssress. who Was abducted IN
Navemh4g. have brought forth areply from
Spsnk that he took Charge OF the girl Al her
swn request and ssnt her - i've with
family al Woodland. a.. where she Is re-
eegyins proper care and attention and ex-
PRESSES herself As sesng happy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

Cuic6ea. DEC. is--There we're i've more
Discharges ssSaesi from tae ofaee q the
superintendent 81 Police. Hubbard. today.
The officers femeved are: Detectives PAR
MR. atsa Bsynas PaGrolMsn Michael Aaefn
as.d David Cunningham. aua station
ksepsr Peter Kelley. Ae charges are "a
each case ts0oadaet upbecan4ing zsl ofneeE
and neglect 81 auty. b8l tAe men are al
renewed fer tae.r actions aarang the CFonln