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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11

scrau GaDn1or0 bate urter Sreloen>
tbrGren in Ben Qlrgett un0 uttter Sauf5e1
ut0 Srobloden i1r &tltD in bet Nn1talt IN
Die Nrne aelhloiien uno bon bort getterlt
inn Triun1pb mad ibrer @Dbnung itber1
fIbrt, in Der ie ieit benz Ntal Dort9e1
Sd6re5 ni6tS als Summer uilo bltteren
S1:ners iiber ben Gerlult Der Sletne1 llno
i9lieBli0 iiber bic baour6 berpor9erllteIe
@eiitesgeit0rtbeit ibreS Weannes erleDt
bate. Stun febIte nur er nod, Der Gater
oer &leiner, UNI bas Slid nou1tar0tg ST.
MAIDEN uno bic Samilie tit 8lid 1lrtO
Sreube pieOer 81 bereilen.
Trettd9 Nbenb, ungefGbr UNI = uhr,
tpar oaS Heomono'l 6e 0dus nit SetaIl1t1
ten Der 6alnilie nno 9ieu9iertgen 9eflut
lun6 bic tleine muntere Nnnte Duroe nt6t
mu6e, ale an iie geridteten Sra9en ST
beantiporten un6 bic Gei6idte bon tbrer
@ntfiibrung uno i9res i1liebli6en Wteoerz'
ftnnen INNER rtlo INNER tDieoer SIT er5aDz
len, ais iie pL0blih ibr befannte S6rttte
altf Der Sreppe pernabm, unD NIT
benz SSSubelruf = vbas lit mein 8ater - 0,
mein lieber gutter 9ater, mie frob bin
i6, Gid pie0er3uleben! !" i~tiir5te tie mad
Der 96iire un6 ibrem 0ater in Die Nrrte.
0erielbe bradte nltr bic Worte vWtetn ltebeS
Gino" (My darling child Derpor, bob Die
&leine aber in bic 66be an Ieine Sruit,
uml6lang fe felt nit Dem etlen Nrlt uno
trlg iie nad Dem Sofa. auf benz er ltd, let11
her3iges, mullteres WGo6en anf oenS60oB
bebaiteno, nicoerlieB unb iid pon t9r i6re
Qeioensgei6i0te erSdblen IieB. 0aS Be7
ncbnen Des i0wer9eprilften WtallneS,
Die Sr0gen, tpel6e er an letn &tro
in 0egentpart elmer 5ablret6en
3u6Oreri9aft, bur6 bte er it6 ni6t i'm Sc
~ringiten it0reu lteB, ridtete, lteBen feline
Spur bon Srritnr mebr erfennen. Irobs
Dem ptrb Ser &eOmonO nur nod bis bellte
inter Ser Nufii9t zines WGhterS im &reile
Ieiner 2ie6en pertpeileit, lnIo ii6 bann rDiez
Ser nd0 Der 9luitaIt 5uriidbegeben mIiien;
bod itcbt ltder su ertparten, baB er MN
9ebetlt lit unO unper5igli6 bon bort ent>
IQfien tper0en Dtrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11
Observation-Disclosures Brieffa.

"tAIN] OAtCAAI@Sh
6errn q. Damn, 8oD6en, Soma.
Sra9e: WeBbalb freIien S1netne germ
Stetnfp6le, uno lit IS gut, tbnel1 oiele[be
itet5 nor5ule9en =? Qntport: Die Gr>
fabrung lebrt, oaB Der @enuB bon Steirz
fo6le fir Die S6tpeine gelunb lit, melt Die
8erbauung gitniti9 ooOurd~ beeinfluBt miro.
Sn ben Goblen n%1iliieu tr9enb Stpffe entz
baiten ietn, Die i'm g~eipobnlinen SHUTTER febz
len lIn6 melGe benz &no6enbau 3u @ute
fommen. @s i6etnt Dies cine G6nli6e Or
i6einung su ietn, mie ite 3utpeilen bel Sim
bern beobadtet ipirb, pelde Elm natiirlibes
8eourfniB baben, Steinfoble, Stiid9en Don
SIegelltelnen Il. !, ~. Ri DerSebren.
Serrn Ut. 8. 3. Sruge l: WaS lit
oaS bette Ottttel, UNI Wiirnter Su bertretben
BET tragenoen Gluten ooer iungen So1len?
2. Nie fann man it6 gegen Snleften auF
ben Npfelbdumen i6iBen2 3. WluB Elm
9lb5ug ieiu fir Die 2uft itber bemGtie, ipent
baS 0a6 oi6t lit Mntmort: |. 81
LANCE Die @egenipart Der Burmer cine 6toBe
8ermutbung blei6t, lit audi cine eigentli0e
Nurnlerflr nidot 81 biQi9eu. OaS einsige
it6ere GrtcnnungsSeihen lit Der Nbgang
Don 9Surlnern ooer etnSeluer Burmtbetle.
que lbrtgen @rldeinungen itno trii9erib
u1D fomnten aud bel anoeren &rantbeitS>
5uitdnoen Dor. sic be5ie6en iiN SurG6lt
auf cine St6cung Der Geroalung linO Gr>
nGGrung. 0abin gebort: bermin6erter.
ltnre9elmGbtger, uerGnoerter Nppetit (balO
munteres, 'elblt giertgeS Sreiieu, balO noe
niger Nppettt, DDrberriGenoe 9tetgrng ri
~gepiiien JtGbritoften. ). 8. Stroh, Streu),
unnoutomntene oosr tpe9Ielnoe 0eroauung
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11
: 0as MIGta9sGeben i'm 8erltz

- 0as NGItagsIeben i'm 8erIt>
ner &0ntgsi6Ioiie lit iebr emit.
Der &aiier pflegt ft6 l6on I'M 5 11br gu
erbeben, bic 8rin5en iteben INN 6 lbr auf.
Sin 8ao erDffnet ben Sag, 6dnn folgt oaS
Trilbitiif u1o UNI Z Ibr beginnt fir bic
Glteren Yrtnsen bereitS bic Qlr6ett. Ser
&atier begtebt it9 mad Dem Sribitiid in
ietn NrbettS3imlner, in tDeldem ct bis 3ur
Nusfabrt mad benz Gbiergarten bertpetlt.
gta6 Der &idfebr BON bort ~be8innen Die
@ouferen5en unb @ntpfdnge. Die Qnitrens
gu1lgen bieier Qebenstpeiie tper0en Ginger
maBen 6aourb ausgegIi6en, DAB Der &atier
gut u1tb itarf iBt. Qtber ielbit tpetln er ft6
our Hube begeben bat, ftno 8leiitift uno
Bapter CUR Seitbdltung bon @eoatfen 5ur
9anb. Ser &ronprtns bat feline eigenegSob@
nltng uno leinen boQitdnotgen Sofltaat,
pel6er aus benz bon &0ntg Sriebri9 SSH
belm II. seittfteten &ronprin5en @TonoS be-
Itritten tpirb. st bat ietnen @orOerteltr.
einen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, letnen Gr5ieDer
unb ieine 2ebrer; st leBteren ge60rt alt6
bereits Elm &lapierlebrer. Seben Sag eyer
cirt CT 8ormitta9S un0 9la6mtttags nit
letnen 8riioern unter Dem &onlnlanoo zines
SelopebelS. 9as @rer5ir3tmmer lit bas
Iebte Der :3imuerfu6t, pel6e- BITE Brtn5en
bepobnen. gu ibm tiibrt bic Treppe aus
Der Wobnung per @ltern 6inauf. Die @r@
Sie6ung Der 6lteren Brtn3en lit ie6r itre1g;
ibre ganSe freie !3eit betrdgt td9li6 ettpa Il
Stunoen. SIN 8e5ug auf Sptel5eu8 neroen
1te fnapp gebalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11

6er urb nm cine 6offnung drmer, tpie6er
ms GerlieB Suriiftebren.
0as 33tllgenmaterial 6et Der 9lbboltung
bes Snquefts iiber Die 2eiden bes 8robIeD'z
iden @bepaares mar Elm iebr bel6rGl1ftes.
s. q. batbatDaD, Elm 8ruoer Der Trau
BRADLEY, tpieberbolte int Weientli6en Die
l1mftGnbe, tpelbe 81 Der Irag0oie fii6rten.
Ser Glerf oes CORTLAND 6otel5 ma6te Gbn>
Ii6e MuSiagen. Ser Wabripru1 lautete
ben nmitGnOen aemaB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11
ueber 6eeenieiti9fettss D. rfderun
gen, = bteten ite Dem farmer
eenieenoe StherRett?
CafcrtiesunQ.l

Der borberrl6enbe @run6iab dller 6teier
Sarm>@ eoeuieitigfeits ~Qerit6erungen lit,
ben BeitB Der WtttglieDer auf cine beitimmte
j3eitbauer Su peritherr, MIR 9erttge @ez
biibren I'M 8orauS su erbebe1, tpel6e be-
ftimmt iinb, Die ~QtuSgoben fir 0rudiaden,
Sdyretb9ebl6ren un0 2~tufnabnte BON Ser
iihcrun9en ST. befen; Gritt Elm Serluit
bur6 Seuer in Dem 0erbanb Elm, 10 mtro
berlclbe, Der 0obe Der 8eriiderungSiumnte
genl1B, BON ben eitSelnen Otitglieoer1 err
boben. Sn oteier Weiie sable1 Die 8etheiz
Iigten nllr fir ben ptrfltden GerIuit I'M
Branofalle uno etnen mdBigen 8etrag fir
Die l~dufeu0eu NuSgaben. 9erarttge Ser
Ii6erungs>O eleul1aften baben benerfen5=
tpert6e Grfolge 81 DerSei6nell, tnoem 0ur6
i9re IbGti9feit Die Geritherungsfolten in
BEN %ge1tannten Staten erm1Bigt poroen
ftno, tpie bieS aus fol9enben S%hatladen,
beren 3uiammenitellung auf 9enauen Grz
mtttelungen berubt, erit6tlt6 1T: gS miro
argenommelt, oaB I'M Sabre 1887 fir
Satm70erii6erun9en (6aus unO S6eune)
our6iduittli6 ipeni9iienS Ii Bro3ent ooer
$3.50 fitr $1,000 duf flint Sabre (glei6
$3.50 idbrli6 fir jeOc $1,000 Gerii6erung)
i'll ben Staate1 neitli6 bon 9SsnniDlpanien
ulto 9teu Oorf er6oben muroe. Sn Den 0itz
lidlen Staaten iteute ii6 Der 8eitrag fir
9%Saruter altf l 4ro5ent poer SO fiir $1,000
@erii6erung auf flint Sa5re (glei6 81 lGbre
LID iIr ieoe $1,000 0eriiderung). ausge>
tomr1en III Wtaine, tDD Der Seitrdg lid BON
Il bis II beUe9te. Sel6itnerltG1oll0
lpuroen bDDere ul1O niebere 8eitr1ee Der>
Iangt, aber penn Die f~ol8enoe NtflteQuug
in eilem 8unfte irrt9 lit, oann tit tie 3t
1liebrig; tie lit NIT GROCER Sorgfalt QUAINT
meu9etrageu uno MIR lattere Queuen llno
bafir beuuBt lporOen. Die @eialnmtz Gin
naDmen seigen Den 8etrag, Der eripart miro
an Der Yeritherung in ben 0egetletttgtettSz
@eieli6aften cine @rlparniB non $1.01 auT
bie $1,000 8erlideruug madte einelt 8etra8
BON $10,990 fir ole $10,902,OO 0 Ser
fi6eruug Der 90 @egehieitigfeits s@eieul6af1
ten Don Wfaine.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11
NteD1u0rff.

Sim Rinbpieb mart: betritg bic 9u.
fnhr 1885 @tiid 9e9en Al, 985S tiid in Der
pori9eu g9n6e. 3ie 60ftung beS Morftes
mar IN @on;en 9enommen gegen friiber ni0t
peri6jeoeu. Gie 3ufubr itber1tei9t INNER
nod Die 9fa9fra9e, unb mie Die 4reile lt6
baSl perbalter+ benefit ein Slid ouf uabltez
benpe ltotirun9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11

Qtnbere :lusga6en als fir 8erIuite, baben
80 Brocent Der @eiammt>QuSla8eu aus
qemabt, mG6renb bieie in lctien@ @eleas
idaften ii6 auf piersig bis ie65ig (burdz
i6nittlid As 4rocent) 6eluuten.
Die bur9 bic @egenieittgteits : Ser
iideruneen genta1ten Griparntiie iino be-
trG6tlt6; Die bur6i6ntttliGen Ser
ii6erungSfoIten 6erielben in Mi6iaan limb
iud6ren6 zines l3eitranmS BON Is Sabrel1
g~eril18er setpelen ais $1.5O iGbrlt3 TIr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11
2tMSmGttS.

@eis III. - 99luB Breiie fir Wai:
Stem yort 99c, ct. gOuts 96c geboten, 0ulutb
S1.23, WtiImoltfee 93Ac.
gorf 43}c., ct. Gouis 314c., GoleOo 36c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11

0ieie Isabelle seigt 9~iinitige @rgebniIe
fir Elm ein3elneS Sahr, bsnn in ben $40
9egenieitigfetts Geritderungen nurbe in
Sebn Staaten idbrli6 iiber cine MliQion
Dollar eripart. N6er ipie itellt it6 6aS Ser
bdlt1iB in elmer lanaen Qeriooe Sier ii10
bic 5ienli6 pOllitGnoi8en @rmittelungen
bon stpei Staaten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11

S6afe trofen $1,000 gtTd, eeoen 40, 800
Stitf III oer Dorigert g9p9e am bieligen
Vtartte ei1. Otartt belebt. Yrelie itdt.
Berfouft murben 1t. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11
WArftbertMt.
Chic 8. fSebruar.

0bIc0Q0. 9. Nebrl0r.
g8eisen f9lieBt I'm &c b0ber. Corn nm 1sc,
niebri9er llno 0afer I'M &c. bis &c. nieori9er,
alS Dor a6t Sagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11

Im 9 d e IL e nj ar tt be(ief Tih bic 2ls
tuPr altT 1920 Stiif. 9e9en 1887 Stild
in Der pDri9el1 gSo1e.
SerIalEt IDuroeu II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11
JamnmtrtbrA

az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SegenitduOe betrefenoe
@ufroeeu limb an 9errn g ottIicb Sennttgbouen,
Sen 9tebrdsta. al rtbteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11

$1,000 gerii6erunB; in Osnen BON SainoiS
$1.4O jGbrli6 m6brcno Is SaDren. Dies
bebeutet cine Griparnib bon 30 bis 80
Yrocent ODER mebr. oer9ti9en nit ben SeIl
trdgen oerielbeu 8criooe, melde Die alte1
@eieQI6aften er0oben, un6 ha5u lparen olcle
friber audi nod piel b0ber tiir Tarlnbeit6
ais geQenpdrtig. 9urh Die @egenletttgtett51
8eritderun9en purOe ben 8etbetltgten erS
ipart:
in Midigan in % Sa1ren. :. $500, 900
in Sutnois in Is Sabren. -. W5,OOO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-11

Gusob[ Der 6egenieitig= 3"E9ESE533 g
teits=Qerf9erungen -- @
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
TwO> MORE SIGNATURES.
The Railroad Agreement Almost
Sure 90 be Adopted.

CHICAGO. Feb. TS.-ff now seems proAah ae
that the Interstate Commerce Railroad
Association agreement will soon 10 into
effect BY having received the signatures of
the presidents OF the roads embraced in
the Eerrisnry covered. President HRrhin
Of the North western road received zdTices
from Boston this afternoon that President
Perkins Of the Burlington road had finally
signed. President Cable Of the Rock
Island road, whe returned frogn Colorado
fodEy. told al Associated Press reporter
that the agreement hal also been signed
by fhe president os tAe Denver, TsMsz &
Calf ro&d. formerly the Denver 4 Fort
Worth
II this report Is cor-ees there yet remain
TO sign only the BURLINGTON & Northern.
Illinois Ce1trai and the Kansas City. Fort
scott & Gulf. and IL is considered probable
the arE named road viii follow
in the lead of Chicago. Rurisng-
ton a Quincy. The Illinois Central
and the Kansas City, Fort scUgz
4 Gulf are Rot considered 10 important
IL 1. fefiniseis understood that tne Illinois
Central will NJ any rate comply with tie
terms OF the agreement and President,
Cable is OF the oninion that al
the reads viii eventually sign. IS
In his opinion. they could not afford
10 stag out Of the association The oonten-
ton 81 the Burlington & NortAern that the
800" and other northern lines must be IN
ciudesi, he tia NOT tniak wouI3 be Insisted
on. as the association eoald protect the
Burlington & Northern against them. II
necessary, by Hnffe1 action. 2s wei as shzs
Iine could pNoiecs Itself actlax ineepend-
entity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
SENATE p.oCEEorses.



BAsHIssrcS. Feb. Is--In the senate the
senate bill 20 cc11rE The agreement with
the Muscogee Tor Creek Indians In Indian
Territory opening 10 setSIgmsut sae uaas-
signed lands in Indian Territory. the con
siderati0a being s.. 1.2sa ss-. Has taken frota
the calendar and passed
Ransom gave notice thai he would To-
morrow move 20 take ny tie house bill TO
establish United Stzses land court ana
provide for judicial Investigation and set
tlemeuf Of private land claims in New
Mexico aud Colorado. ana would rene.z
the mosson every day until vote on the
passage OF the Dill Was rearhe1
Among the bills taken from the calencA AZ
ans passed was the senate 3zll authorizing
the president 10 place Gen. " m RoSec-ans
oS the retired list 9s brigadier-gsne-xl Of
the regular army.
The senate then took up the Individual
pension bills on the czlsncar and passed
al Of them. 81 in nsmbe.t, ceomrslshing
the task IN II ntnEfes
Tbs house bin authorizing the president
10 appoint William Ei1gsisa second lieu
tenant in the regular army wss taken from
the calendar aud explained and advocated
by Daniel, wha claimed the sentence of
coGrtmarfsal Eader which English was
cashiered vas En9uly se'EeEe and repre-
maaa would have been quite sufficient
The bill was passed with an amendment
aHshoriE Eing the president to nominate by
114 Win Inc G022SeAt "a tAc staatE-
The Texas outrage resolution was again
taken Eps and Senator Coke resumed his
speech
Without finishing Coke Yielded the foor
10 Gibeon. who offered resolutions express
ing the sorrow OF the senate al the death
of the late Representative Robertson of
Louisiana and proceeded 10 euicgise the
life aud character OF the deceased member.
After appropriate remarks by Ens,is and
Reagan the senate al AS, as q further
mark OF respect. adjougnsd until TO NOR
row
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

Ger sssawzai arser. "a snnsstser ts@ rn~osss
xsnn sEsErafftng the AfsEse esasss<eezs az, rs
te-Tttezzs5 aEu s. ~ ssz rzsshzss fhs,
EzEszzsG F1Tsae In arrSvstiz af z agvearn eEss
Ihs peassEx Ee iaa gas u saAae gs.e no
ssoa 70 re<otssA9e- the ssste b. whscH the
asslse agreed u thzt parsson gS the re<olu
flSa dirrcFzux tAe esafrrnss - 81 -.
the a4A - 70 provt3e Ssr szznssxzoa e
! SOFIA pAkof& anEsEr fAs Sfaszx Pals xsss-
ssxflssisssz ~ frOelkEsasiaa af TIE president
wfraszf . laew vote On iaTssioa TIE no
tea p-Esstlex3-Es4 10 faa
TIE rsrnninsug szsrrnr9iaus rssxsxxv n
The z<iEniszica uf Ner<h IAskczs. Nanfsas
AIT Washington hy nroclasn2s5az we~p
sET<ed 10 without GEvssinz AID ths s,sfl
~ again seat 20 coisFereasse. afser TIE
AlisES1c1 0f preliminary tnssrursfag
cazae@--zs4 20 las
Ihe ncEse fAsa pzsse<s the senate hfsz an
Ertssr.aflrg szxaGGss for lEse yrssssrslon III
American Interests IN Panama
I11 senate as1RE4EnRnts 20 TIE fay4s6 s6rs-
xstsz APPROPRIATION e1ll Ee-e rsazs-cpnczr-ss7
IN eunfsrence wss o=se-e1 ne pep
sloa sEspropSsssaon h<!l Eas also seat 10 =
conference.
Brown of Indiana called I'D the segafe
Dali granting . psn<son rsf <lEss rnssush
With the hoEse anc1sslielt rpsst.rsnr st,s
rate % s.. 80 tbs wssiaw of Ersg-lsen
Joseph 2 Fiammsr The asne1dnezf
Was sgTssd 10 aid the kSiiz was passes3
=
pension of Sc q snousts 20 The w3sozs az
Rear y-Ainiral sichassoa
on rz1tl1u Of Bl0Euf Of Geargi2. and
despite kx0d2Ifs oeierzian, the eztl cF xh<
css1 saittees for reports Was dispensed with
and the house went inEo eora M irfee Of rhs
whole. o2 the post9fflce appropriation hsli.
the peadsEg &gaeaa1msas te3Bg that ofzsress
oF 1&H10as increasing ef xSsa9e fhe ays-
psoDriaszoza f0r clerks in p0ssofficeS1 IL
v a. discussed for some tIize. There xss q
majority n fagor Of shS amendment, bat
Ez<saHt rszssd the point cs ao qaorum and
the committee zose.
A bali Was passed for the payment Of the
Fourth c1 JHly Claims. TIE amount in
vowed is s5oosa TAe ksluse then took
recess
Az the evening session Bingham az PENN
kyiEAnia called mp the se3ate fslI granting
= pension 10 IreRe Enckiar sheridan. but
seeing II would he impossible 20 gef vote
on account of objections raised, withdrew
X The house thea passed .Ss privRfe pen
sion bills and acsoGrlsesi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
NEW TARIFF MEASURE.
Revised Edition of the Mills Bill
Free Trade Argument

WASHINGTON, Feb. i5--The ways aud
means committee this marning practically
decided 10 report q bill making an est
mated reduction in fhe revenues of about
s7o.oe @. The free list IN the bill is al
most Identical with that of the Mills b{h
The report of the committee. referring 20
the senate finance committees report.
SAYS. In part. The policy of the party
represented by the finance committee is
policy OF restriction net only against the
importation OF products euf restrictions
againEt the distribution Of wealth among
the masses by permitting them 10 buy
whers. they can buy cheapest aad sell
where they can sell highest. It is . re-
striet;'2n against the employment OF labor,
a restriction against the demand for en-
ploynaent and better wages II Is contend.
sd by them thai II we exclude foreign i'm
ports, ous own manufacturers and their
workmsu VIII supply them, and that viii
give employment to car own people
The report astduees figures and statistics
OF The Operation Of the tariff law In past
yesrs, 10 meet the senats's intention, and
declares that those years which showed
decreasing impoFtaEions were among the
darkest in our industrial history. tits con-
tended thar reduced duties mean large ex-
TsoTfafions and that increased irnportstions
meas increased prosperity: that - per
cent. OF the gosstx Sozsuraei in the Enyfe1
states are produced AZ lower cost than in
foTctgI Countries. K1fcn - sufEc4eGf
answer 10 the seareerox that free iTnporfa-
ton soaid result IL running our industries
and laocr- II is said that the reduction in
rates WI Increase importation OF articles
TOW imported. constituting less than per
cent. OF the consumption. bat Is woulS. not
bring 10 this couafry any Of the articles
ues Esretfuced al hoSse. beczHsc they can
he aad are areauced and sold here cheaper
than they can be praaRced a5roaG and I'm
ported sad sold here in competition with
ourgrE.
Tne lowering OF dulles viii not increase
fhe imporfatsons OF any of the articles
which se manufacture Al home. bat IL
wild lower the prices OF these srfleaes n
the cousumerx Tne committee says the
policy defined and declared BY the hnsnce
com miftee ss destructive Of al American
industry except thai o; tgnsldiug up priyi.
leeed classes who are - b. enriched and
kept so hy the prostitution OF the taxing
power of the government
The report SAYS there - good reason why
the sugar bouaty prUyissen of the senate
bill siaeald not se adopted, and eoncinScs
WITH the statement that there VIII really
he no reduction In tie customs reveaEe
uuder the provisions OF the sesa,e saesti-
rr1@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
Choicest Property all City
which WI W pleased insenoing Purchasers.


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16
ARAr-CuRsED HUNGARY.
Premier Tasxn Not Permitted -
speak to the ntea.

PRsTH. FEB. 10 widest cxeisemeUe
prevsled during TIE sitfing Of the diet 10
dsy ever the sffsaas q discuss the army
bill. Whenever the. uEefnser OF =
goseruEedt member tried 70 sxeak
bis voice would be drowned with shouts 0f
~Assasxlnx.'' aud "MS IOn't hear yDn,-
'-fisEa must sssign." We want = general
election" etc One radical declared amid
The applause nf hss colleagues that the lzsne
thing ths; the premier eouId do wns 70
hana himself.
PEsra. Fef9 iSs-Tbe disorders ocenr
stoned by students oppoSrd % the Arxsy
bsii were 9uelsszi BY the military iAxf uighs.
Forty N-eigts1 persons were arrested. tu3 =
were sahseq nsntSy released
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A CANNED eooDs rausr.
The Suggestion AppIznded by .
Canners' Meeting.

cHycAso. Feb 1s.-Af this morning ses-
zion OF fAe Western Packers csuzsS
ssecis Association much eatnRszssza was
tErea.ed by speech by z < Ja1xe, OF Bal
simore, recommending thai the xssoSi&tto
lorna trust VIA Boassxy, exprcxs3ent of
ghe Canadian packers. also szsste sy9eeh
attracting particular attention. We Nsf1ted
free TIA plate, bot aidnss mean By taat thsi
&c was in any seEss IN favor Of free trade.
After q gFea; deal Of discussion Il sas
decided that q COMMITTEES sAoEaa DC sp-
pointed g. 90 20 Washington aud endearOr
10 have The TART On TN removed
this 20 Apply 10 exsss exported
and 70 81 ford products enezsezs
in TIN sas intended foS home consumption.
The com nitsee hayiHg uadcr co1sa6eTM-
ton TIE question of oYe-- production. re-
rscxtesi thai hey eousA4 devise no adequate
xaeans Of rcslgf. and sa~xes-lutsan wss
adopted that ;ke assoclatE5-sla 30 say
restrict this years pack
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.


wAsHESsToS. Feb. I5.--Tsle secretary of
war to-day transmitted 80 the senate, in
response 20 q resolution calling for IN
fofns:ion relative TO the issuing OF con
fi6entsl order in January. lsss- by Gen
Benef, chief OF ordnance. fnstruefing the
commanding officers OF national srnlorfes
aud arsenals 70 favor democrats. ether
things being equal. la appointments aud
discharges from the service, the object. as
stated in the order, being 10 divide the
force gradually between Republicans and
Democrats secretary En1ico.t says that
during the year lso5 there we're numerous
applications made 20 him on behalf of
mechanics. artisans and Others for efa-
pioymeCt IN the arsenals and arn0ries.
and ;ha; il is wei understood that these
appointments do not fall within the PRO-
yisious OF the civil service Law. These
applications fer employment. the secre-
farv says, came mainly from persons who
claimed they had been Hitherto excluded
from such employment because they
were Democrats
He adds. ''The reply made 20 such sp-
piicafions was that no rensoTals would be
made Of deserving aud efficient workmen
merely on account Of their political oTau-
ions, bat as vacancies occurred. II the APP
piicsnts were coEHpeten. 20 1serforzH the
work required, and IL their services were
needed, they would be received This decss-
ion was strictly adhered TO- In converse
ton Win fsie c6lef Of cffflls0Ce the s4EFe-
tsry suggested that. as the majority Of the
places In the s-Enories and arsensls W ere
held hy Republicans, in making chan yes
preference shcald be given Democrats
until the numbers were substantially d.
vfded between the two Political parties
The chief OF ordnance approved The stg-
gesfioas and issued the order mentioned In
the resolution
The SEC etaYy says be did not see sthe
order itself until two Or three months after
il was iss1aed, Sgt Ii was not Intended 10
include the discharge OF workmenso1 AZ
count Of political opinion, and wxs not 80
construed by the officers 10 whom IL was
addressed No removals, the secretary
continued have been made on account Of
the order, and 81 the springfield srmory,
Mass, the largest Of sll the arEnories. there
have been only 81 changes Of permanent
workmen since January. rsss, IN force OF
about sse men.
The secretary SAYS he had no desire 20
ce7ceal the order. and aess nnt knoE Why
IL was marked oaEdeatSai he says no
measures have been tske'n By The gar de.
parrmonf 90 learn the ysoiashcal opinions OF
woEnen and chiIdFea IN ils employment,
and that Gen. Benet sssfss that the ctrca'
lar was made applicable Il, fheEn because
IL hsa been found by long experience thai
disputes over politics we-e as preyslen'
among this class as among Their nnscaass
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