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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
Have the Governors Approval.

The following bills have been approved
by the Governor:
Senate file Isl, making an appropriation
for the purchase of land for a criminal in
sane asylum
Senate m nuscript 333. authorizing cities
and will ges to ike private property for
public use
Senate file 30, 10 provide wives with
property from husbands estates when neg
leCted.
Senate file 1875, TO authorize Onota town
ship 10 borrow money To aid in the con
struc ion Of the Bay De Noluet ~ Lake
Superior state road.
Senate file .0!, relating TO highways.
Senate tile 80, amending act relative TO
county and town agricultural societies.
Sen ,te file 2D3, re ,ulating cb irges for
transporting cars TO and IRON side tracks OF
manu- acturing companies, etc.
Senate Tile l6i, amending act for incor
poration of building aud loan associations.
sc. ate hle al, amending act rel ting to
support and maintenance OF poor persons.
Senate lie LIS. relative 10 deeds execut-
ed in foreign countries.
Senate lie lSO rel ting TO industrial home
for discharged criminals.
Senate file =, authorizing the village of
Dundee 10 borrow money.
Senate IN uuscript LIS, m king appro-
priation for the general expenses OF the
state government
sen te ii e ia, 10 provide for state road
IN Grand Traverse county
Senate manuscript relating 10 the ad.
mission Of us Iue me nbcr, oil the soldiers
home TO the in ane asylums
Senate file 40. amending at incorporat T.
ing the village OF Traverse City,
Senate tile LOS, relating 10 the record OF
deeds.
Senate manuscript ljl, making an appro-
priatiun for the house of correction at Mar
quette.
Senate file lbs, repeating an act provid-
ing for an Independent fore stry commits
sion
Sen te file 20l, making an appropriation
for repairs OF site 5 prison.
Sen te file ~. amending an act relative
90 marriage licenses.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
RAILROAD WRECK.
Twent Five to Thirty Lives Reported
Lost.
The Track Was washed Out.

a fearful acc dent By which from 20 TO 20
lives were lost and large number of per-
sons injured occurred on the Nor ok *
Western railroad at % o clock the other
morning, one mile above tlaXton's switch
and thirty one miles above Lynchbarg.
Va X in had been falling almost continu-
ally and at times very heavily for twenty
four hours, swe ling the nounta Streams
greatly beyond the r normal s,ate. Sever
al trains had passed over the road during
the night, and it was thought the line was
safe for traffic, nOtwithst tnding the rams
and that no danger need be apprehended.
AT the place OF the accident however, the
water had undermined the roadbed
and caused washout about eighty
t Mids T ISms wa aaf =, MY tSis po de@s
eight TO ten feet deep. In 20 this watery
gulch the engine made Il frightiul le.p
while running at The rae of thirty miles an
hour, carrying with it the tender nd eight
clrs. As the engine struck bottom The
rush ng Of the water into the locomotive
exploded the boiler. Tuis fact greatly
augmented the cat strophe. Debris WAS
thrown in every direction by the orce OF
the explosion. iujuring tho on the train
bY lying fragments and scattering fire
brands which ignited the woodwork Of the
co ,ches. The names spread and destroyed
"a large amount OF mail and express matter,
besides spreading panic among the already
terror stricken passengers IL is supposed
that some Of the passengers were unable 20
extricate themselves from TIE wreck and
were consumed in the flames
but il is dnticut TO get
accurate information, as the employees Of
the Norfolk and Western rdilro q reluss TO
give any inform ton 10 the pubic
1t is learned that the shattered cars
caught fire soon after the acc q nj and ia a
few moments the wreck was all ablale and
10 The horror OF bruised ana broken limos
nd mang ed bodies was added the Ger ain
" OF fearful, death by fire. Many had
gone to their death quickly. but the shrie<s
aud grOans Of the wOIn ed, pinned down
by the heavy timbers and by rods of tw St
Ell iron as the flames swept slowly tow .rd
them md began their fear .ul work made
the scene one of intense horror. Those
who were able To crdwl from the wreck
lent their aid by the light OF the IA ming
timber TO rescue Their less fortunate com
panions But little could be done for hem
There were otools at hand with which 20
cut the timbers that lie them down. and
they lay there HELPLESS aud roasted in III
sight Of those who had been fortunate
enough 10 escape.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12

board divided the sufferers into six classes,
the first class being the most needy-gen-
orally "A woman who had lost her husband
or son, and was left with Al large family TO
support with hardly any property saved.
In this class they have placed 2O5 cases 10
which they recommend the payment OF
81, 900 e oh Glasses from two 10 i've are
not destitute, but still in great distress
TO these they recommend payments from
90 down To 5 90 The rec ommend tions
of the committee provide for the Immediate
disbursement Of 81 1861 900 10 $3.50 differ
ent families, or an ayeras OF So to each
family. These 1850 cases will include all
those who are in immediate want. Glass
six includes the heaviest losers but they
are not in immediate want and 40 recon
mendation was made in their eases. but
they will be considered fur her along.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
Northern Michigan $. $. Convention.

The Michigan State =. $. Association
holds a special convention at Bay View
July % and 81. The purpose is to have one
o. the largest state meetings in northern
Michigan, TO advance interests in III At
promising field. kev. Kerr B. Upper of
CrauI X .p.ds will have charge and deliver
an address TO the association officers and a
very large at enhance of :. =. people is eX-
pected. Prof. &. &. Case of level nd Will
lead the singing All Michigan railroads
will sell half fare tickets To BAY View
daring the above dates, and opportunity of
attending the assembly, opening on the
evening of July ~, will be mother great
inaucement The convention will have
several popul features and the following
addresses be given: ''The -. =. and the
kep4 olic,n Rev. /. W. Mcheever. Luding-
ton - =. Work in Newer Countless Kew.
.. j. Ro, erts, Macknac; "How To Organ
i e County and Township Associations"
NJ. ii. Reynolds, Owosso; "Nalue of lu-
ternational Work, ~ Rev. f.. W. Miller,
Big Rapids; "Ihe Neglected Classes-How
to Reach Them" Rev. w. II. Gibson, Har-
Dor Springs; "rhe Neglecting Classes
How to Arouse Them" Rev. A. r. Clark,
Cheboygan: House Visitation" Rev. ID.
L. Breed, Reed City: "North Michigan and
the Upper Peninsula, Their Needs and
How TO Meet Them" Rev. H. II. Hewett,
St Iguace; I'll nts and Helps in Primary
Work, Mrs /. A Fancher, Mt Pleasant:
"How Shall the :. =. be Made More Fruit
full in Spiritual Results:' Rev. d. o. Ball,
lDaYpcL-au
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12

An engagement took place az Arquiu,
Egypt, July 3, betwcen "a force of Egypt.
ian troops Under ,ommand OF Col. WoIe-
hundred DervisAes were killed or fatally
wounded. The loss 10 the English force
WIS small
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
Week V Crop Report.

The mean daily temperature for the week
ending jury ~ as shown by the bul etin of
Michigan weather bureau, has been 7I.3
de .rees or /. degrees above the normal.
The total rainfall w one degree be.ow the
"A craze Sunshine has be- n above the
average and It's IA lorable efe ia upon all
crops, especi lly corn, is noticeable. The
reports show that crops have progressed
rapidly, although some corn fields are Ill
too wet to permit much cultivat on. but the
eutworm Is dimini-h M Mhe 4 ~ ripen-
ing rapidly, and the harvcs will be general
next week. The grain aphis has not dam.
aged wheat as much ~ anticipated, and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
Railroads Must Come Down.

Representatives OF the G.. A. X. from
Michigan, and ne lrly all the other western
states, have issued a circular announcing
that unless the railroad companies viii
agree to a one cent per mile fare 10 veter-
ans who desl re 10 attend the national en-
campment az Milwaukee, the various de
partments will scour ge the attendance
OF ali except actual members OF the nation
al encdmpnent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12

The board Of inquiry, which has just
completed "A registration OF all property
losses in the Conemaugh Valley. made its
report TO Chairman Cummins, represent
ing Gov. Beavers relief commission. Tue
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12

grain is now nearly ear Of the insect II
rs now working on rye, oats and grass.
Haying Is well along and clover is ne riy all
cut A good crop is reported, although two
weeks behind the season.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
State Taxes for 1889.l89O.

Mr.. Humphrey of the auditor-gen
Office, has prepared an elaborate statement
showing the appropriations made by the
legislature of 1859. and the probable ex-
penditures for the years 1859 and 1850
The following is u summary OF the appro.
priations:
1889 1890
Appropriation by
this legislature. s S5O,095. IA sl4s,a5 so
Annual approprla-
tions under form
er legislatures. ls5, S3S % 1S5, 936 90
Total appropria.
tious .......... &, 0}R, 1881 IL 1884 294 80
A portion of the laws mak ng the above
appropriations have revenue or tax clauses
attached, while in IA ny OF the law this
clause Is omitted and the revenue necessary
10 meet the apprOpriat ons must come
through tue general purpose tax The
loIoW nR is general summary showing
the amount TO be raised by tax .tion:
1859 1850
General Hurpos
es' Tax. ......... sss9.sG3 20 s7U6,G5O 90
Ap. r0pIiations con
tanning tax claims 94l ,G51 IS 81. Og4 90
State taxes for l 81
ana lSNO. .,..,.... 81, 80 50 l. 263 IA 30
tate taxes for 1851
and looo......-.l, A50 90 VI l AS, 4c6 o.
heuNctloh ..-...... IL a IS ld121 81
OF the tbove appropriations of I,S, and
1890 Sb-2, log % are for buildiu 6 and i'm
pTVvemcnts.
Rev. DIR. Davies Of Philadel vhia. bisbop.
elect to succeed the late bishop Hsr ris
will accept the calf
Judge lrive of Toxic, japan. IL M Grand
Rapids studying American law iu a law,
yer's office of that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

The board of inquiry on the Mitchell
Lynch case remained in secret session until
80 o'clock Friday night before reaching a
decision. The final decision of the board
has not been made public as yet. but it is
understood that the court will reprmani
Col. Lynch. and advocate Il toning up in all
the branches of the military service in the
State. The report will be written by Col
Frank w Dana Of Lewiston aud then sent
around to the other members for their sig
natures The board expresses the hope that
this affair will rebound to the good of the
militia and also add greatly To its discipline
and usefulness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
Drew on His Imagination.
Editors Of Kenrsbee Journal.

Editors Of heHEebec Journal,
The story going the rounds of the press and
started by an Augusta correspondent of a Bos-
ton paper that Il e ''gres; house" built by Judge
James Howard near Riggs or Ellis brook
i. still standing, is all wrong. The great
house was destroyed by FIRE nearly thirty
wears ago. Equally erroneous is the state
u,eut made by the same correspondent that
Judge Howard owned the land between
Green and Wiz hrop streets on the west side
OF the river. Judge Howard owned about
two thousand acres on the east side but none
on the west. The land between Green and
winthrop streets ~ss owned by the orss
hotel keeper at the fort Mr. French, who
went from here to Monmouth near the be
ginning of the present century Samuel
Howard. brother of the judge. owned lot
No. | on the west side. but that was, OF
course. next to Halloweil- The eorrespon-
dent referred to. who recently passed by the
..o-eat house where Arnold and Burr were
entertained. must have drawn largely on his
imagination W d ~
July 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Augusta people who have cottages at
Small Point will be glad to learn that this
noted summer resort is now connected with
the rest of the country by two mails daily. a
new mail having been put on within few
DAYS, leaving here on the arrival of the early
train in the morning. This mail il carried
TO Pa-krr's Had by Wul Plun.mer and
Chase at Small Point BY Ezekiel Oliver.
The new ARA cement is a great convenience
that will be appreciated by the tourists at
the Point ard ia to continue through the
summer season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

John |. Wood. Of Stratford. Ont, was
cured Of cramps in the legs by wearing All
coeks Porous Plasters. Mr.. Wood Gays:
Some three menths ago wss taken very
sek with severe pain in the small Of my
back over the kidneys. The pain was ex-
crusiating. | applied an Allcock's Plaster
over the affected region and had relief almost
within an hour. At the same time. in con-
Junction with this trouble. had very great
nervous disturbance, affecting my legs with
cramps 90 could scarcely sleep. Meeting
VITA such success With my back applied .
plaster under the knee on each leg. and in
three days vas completely cured. and have
never been troubled in either way since.
iuly22d&vlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

A Sunday paper contained \ glowing ac-
thought to he going into quick consumption.
aud wasted away until his friends almost de-
SPARED of his recovery. At this critical
stage in severe coughing attack he thew
up bore half as large as mans fist. The
story is well wrttea and decidedly interest
ing. but the size of the bone, as matter of
fact, was about as large as mans thumb
nail and quite ragged on the edges. This
happened about three weeks ago, and the
gentleman is rapidly mending.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

The banjo has rapidly grown into pnh''c
favor until nov ii 10 picked nv ihr youth of
our country from Maine to Fahfornis. nne
of our local dealers says that hr has ha"d'ed
eighty Of them since Jan. ist 1889, large
number have been sold TO parties i'll this
city the remainder going into all parts Of the
State IL seems TO be not only ~ides pr al
but permanent as nearly all who attempt to
play are taking instruction in the art atd
have purchased banjos of the best finish and
tone. II bids fair to ou,rivsl its softer
brother the guitar and its more sharp and
peus,ratiny brother the mandolin. 1t savors
of plantation days and is destined to con-
tinue in favor as an accompanying instru'
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Prof Vose of BOSTON was called here last
week TO examine As TO the safety OF the
building on the corner Of Bridge and water
streets. The building 10 owned by tue
Eaton heirs and is occupied by Devine &
Coushhn. druggists. Prof. Vose gave the
entire building thorough examination and
pronounced it unsafe. He said the walls,
though they might stand for some little time
were liable to fall at any moment. The
question that now sgi,stes those who walk
past its walls is, will measures be taken to
have the wallis come down before they fall
and perchsnee do fatal injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Matters a, the Insane Hospital are very
satisfactory. No new cases OF diphtheris
are reported The work that is being done
on the ne~ pavilion 10 considered the best
ever done under contract. The patients
from the upper floor. about so in number,
have been CHARTERED in the barracks IN the
park for about week and seem TO be very
happy. No sceilents have occurred. The
cleansing and reuovating of the affected
wards are being thoroughly accomplished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

They make some pretty quick time in
the lower pos, office in handling the paper
and circular MALE. On Saturday Mr.. Chss.
Wsrds~orth sorted 800 Of F.. c. Aliens
circulars in two hoars and fifteen minutes and
included in this time the routing Of all the
500 which went to New York, Ohio and
and Pennsylvania. For those who are &C
eussomed to the handling Of the mails this is
remarkably good work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

The pleasant effect and the perfect 'a.ss. .
~i,b which lsiies may use the iiaaia isai'
laxative. Syrup of Figs. ander All eohdl,lons
make ii their favorite remedy IL is peas
inr to the eve and to the taste gentle -,
efectual in acting on the kidneys, n'el a"'
sa-a,. iunes5d&~lmfolrmsp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing syrup shoui :,
.,~,vs he used for children teethlng:, II
.oothes the child, softens the gums; SiiAy.
IN main. cure. wind collie, and Il is the PES
r.medy for diarrhGa. Twenty cen.
,emsus '' febsOdMweJFri&Wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
THEY MUST CO.!

Baby Carriages, too, will be sacrificed on
account of the latene-s of the season. SO
that in these two lines of goods any lady
can get an extra bargain-well, just about
auction prices, that's the way to say il.
There are lots of things we'd like to
talk about, but space will not permit.
One thing we must say, and that i, terms
remain the same though prices may be
cut
Whenever YOU can spare an hour drop
in and see us, at the Coliseum building
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

The Eastern Argus has the following judi
eious commentator of the Sanitary Inspect
or, the excellent health journal so ably
edited by DR. A. G. Young of the State
P,ard of Health This excellent journal
j. only % cts. year, and We believe We
shall DO the cause of good health real ser
vice by advising that it be made regular
visitor in every household. Ii is practical,
conservative reliable, and there is not a
family in the State but will be the gamer by
Its nerussl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Quite large number of people witnessed
. pret,y sight at the residence of Mrs tx
Governor Cony Saturday evening Zen
,,,..,u. nm a night blooming cereus opened
their petal. practically at the same time A
more beautiful display of this species CT
plsn, is seldom If ever seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Eight of the advance brigade of bill posi-
ers for the Wslter l. Mains International
Golden Shows. arrived in the city Saturday,
and thi. morning will commence their work
of rendering respondent the numerous bill
boards of our city. The highly colored rep
-s.snta,;on, Of the feats of the daring eqnis-
,riepne and the antics Of the trained dogs
and elephant. will now delight the eye of The
ANAL boy for several days TO come,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Owing to the severe rain of Saturday,
~,,t ON the exterior of the various buildings
now being erected in the city was suspended
for the day. Work on the paving was also
s,eppei. A regular pond of water over
t,,, deem allied the excavation for the paw
ing under the railroad bridge. and travelling
in ,ha, quarter was rather uncomfortable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
PLUSH ROCKERS
and
SEWING CHAIRS

that are selling fast IN Portland. Every
lady who -ees these Ro' kers wants one,
and they are not expensive like they used
to be. Rattan. Reed, and shaker Chair-
are very seasonable goods just nov, and
We have some elegant patterns among the
Rattan goods
A word about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
A CARD.

We earnestly desire through the columns Of the
Journal to express our zrsti;lde 20 RetShbors
and friends. stsa, through the WAY vseks and
mouths Of our Tother's sickness precrstfng her
n .th rendered u. most kindly Aid and gave to IS
heartfelt syulpsthy-
To Mr. and Mrs. !. B. Low, Aiss Peters, Rev. Dr.
Alien. aud W L. Wright, M. d.. oar thanks
n.riaIly due NR. AND MRS. =. ,. NELSON.
fzIyx2ift
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
a cn,p.e 10 .ne rre.sh, Depot.


A hy.ine,. man On the stree. tell. thu
JoarusI that ono af the necessities Of
the civ II more ward rsom Ia the vicinity 81
the depot. This il beeominx absolutely i'm.
ness Of the Maine Central at this point
i"s heaaoh Si sas "a''"a sara
'ns' u nov occupies aDou' al me ssAiAA'is
'p~'e p'Sss'e' A''' g "'s's sA'
VI sn"'nsf spare YAK OF sHii'z' 1'"is rsr''
inc present freight house "a 'aaA's' ne
''ssa |on'"r's's' '''ee' ana '''e ''rsp na'1
'S" OF "s uAen' IS iH possioiS 70 'o'@'f
'o"'" i'h A''"siirF ase&' HSnrs " Aee0lai''o'
'A'< ''e growing hFeas Oh 'ns f'ai uaA'
-'i' ''o'i A@'e )" Ds oas'e ann Ii's Gu
e''e i'eish' "spS'ih'ehi oi 'ne foan n0Fea'
~ A's sas' VIE VI "'e 'i'e' "hefe
'e''~' ifsixhs yarns Aaa larger 's'mihai
'AN'A''s' can De o"'aihsi' he
"hT ""Jssaoh he Hs
eA'A Instance ana m' fssiiy
OF htsis aecoans; Tor u the
'ie's"' department. 'n"n'a ee located Oh 'hA'
'H's I" Soai' 'hen De much nearer !" the
BUSINESS es"'re oi ,he cry than - ihe case
WIN hanger Portland AMI many other large
glarea F.reseaf f. q. behaved ne
,a., nj. IN =, -,
tina, too -. ,;.,..oa i, ,h. 60.
------------
BARROW escape from serious accident
'eeu'rei At the iooe OF hlass hih SATURDAY
'"'n'"e team belonging 70 Thomas
'AeN'"" OF Manchester and containing Mr.
'"~'"h' Mrs deihi@ baoo ana MI BAno'
va" Hr'''hs h"Sn the MI ana AFTER crossing
''ae fa'hoad Track the hoid-hack broke. let
'ins the carnage on the horses heels. The
animal became oadiy frightened and kicked
Fisoroa'Iy' striking the carnage and demoi-
''nihs parts OF H. one bio" struck hrs'
naop on the knee, snhletin2 a painful oruise
Dut foftansteiy breaking 40 bones Mrs.
babo Immediately rolled over the back OF
the seat and vas taken out OF the wagon by
some bystsnders, luckily escaping further
injury IL il a ~ordsr that the accident hal
no, o,a...., a.. "a,
-, - Il,
a...,a -,
me Lewiston Journal IN recent Issue,
comments generally upon the base ball club
IN this city and closes its paragraph by say
ing that the weak points on the team are in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
REFRIcERAToRs:

The season il far advanced, what few We
have left will be sold, no matter what the
original price was,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.
EVERY PAIR MARR NTE Ii

Deport of the Condition Of the First
IL National Bank at Augusta I'm the state
Of Maine at the close of business, July
llth, 1850.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18


The appo tntmentof soIomon Hfrsch.
"a 0rpeen. = unised etztes minister
. Tsxk<y wiIl sfse kepersl snti1fse-
10 % d. Pa<tGs coass + = he
4yyt Important nppointrnsns siven 70
oxe1n by he p<ssent administration
md = sueh Vii - regarded with
f4vof ~ the entire E<puhlic&H party
AZ shxt ssAte
1fr. HIrScb h iztte5 hy e1ucGtzen md
tempesxment te seyresent he United
s1a1oe viii credit III any foreign
oountry. ne i man 81 br0ad and
liberal Views snd slscsdediy snan IT
cuiturs. HI abilities sre u the frat
org1sr md - II held il resreet and
esteem ~ the peopIe of bis ssate
Nj. Hirsch his always been nusn-
bsspd among ~ ieasseTs Of the Kepub-
iIesn psrsy 81 Oregon He has served
seversi issms - psssiient of The state
een.fe snd two pears asp US the he
rubifean caucus nosnfnee for United
6f8tes senntcf No msn stands higher
tknn ~ In ths touncils 81 The Reput~
I1een party 81 Oregon
II Hr. Hirsch accepts The appoint
nsent which has been t<n1eres him.
- UpItoi States viii be ahiy and
credllsbiy represented - tie Ottoman
xx<r<<&{ ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

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