The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27
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~ We foiloHiuK spring he kfauaassa ~ lns
Nte<elano Law s1n9ul. ana Was aafnlt1ea 70
pkosi1co ~ tas supreme court OF The stats
~ OHIO ~ June. Isu
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Rfesident 8dncoln'a call for more fneil, ne
sf1l*ed crack corps OF sbsrpshooters Ills
original command was called TIE Seventh
52dcpebdent company OF Ohio sherpshoot-
7fas buf ne aktefWaFu commanded bat
tki5un cf ak companies eAiied the First
battalion Of Ohio shafpahoolers. lie par
tfe<peted Ia ell the battles OF the Army OF
lie Cumberland hsterwaFd. including The
Hreat bes1les Cf Chiekainanga, Chattanooga
and Nesh slsls. During the latter portion
IL lis term Of service he was judge adyo-
<ate of the diztrict Of Tenns==ss. and served
on The staH Of Major General Rousseau;
Glsp IN the stall q MaloE.ioneFal George
IL I;1omas.
The Tar being ended. he was honorably
mustered out Of tbs service tn August, 1896,
having served his full term. Soon after
thfS n Became the New York agent Of tlse
Neuinxton Arms Company. and LAD an
nxtch4iYa experience IN Supplying arms 90
tbe armies Of foreign goEe-s.alenls. visiting
TIN ts1afAs 4 Raa4sgas Spain, Turkey.
A1xina and other countries for this pur-
pasc. Approaching the value Of his ser
xscez tha company made him iss business
mnnnref 1t period when Is operations
ANNUALLY ran up into the millions. lie man
nssd iha operations Of the company with
fhe french government dusing the years
18Th nnd iSs2. which operations alone
amounted 10 about $3.50 .0on. comprising
tskanfv great shsplnasls 81 arms.
In 1xsf. he became largely interested, by
u.,rehaso 81 property. ii Washington ter
r3tnrv. and Oh June 8, ts7n, removed 10
E@srf@w Where IA has since been engaged in
~arfnsls untsrarisos conirihutory 20 the de-
xelanrnent 81 his adopted city. With the
sxeensfon nf single year, during the past
Ian vs,srx he has been constantly engaged
Is, tarsnlns. and now possesses etse III the
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