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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
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Latest Mnrizet Report.
SIOUX CITY.

Cattle--Market steady ut prices unchanged
from last week, with the exception of feeders,
which have adva ced loG,15c Quotations Can
cows. Sl.4D@l.90; corn-fed COWS, 81. 9ClI52. %
stockers, Sl.65HZ.3j; feeders, 80 4Oa2SO; fat
steers. S2.9o>as.S5: veal calves 2.0o9 1856 dry
fed cattle, SO. 35n3S5
\, 1logs.A steady market has been maintained
me past week ut prices which show no fuctua-
lions, quality. considered. Light ana mixed.
s5;,1 .772; heavy. -. 75r3.sO
dairy, 99llc; fresh roll, 5ll7c.
Esgs-Fresh. candled, 1O1llc.
iouitry-spring chickens. live, $20o@2 rs
per doz. live per pound, SC.
Hides-Green, &C; cured al505c flint. 70sc
Dry sailed, 4QDtc; green pelts. shearing, each ;
loU2oc; dry pelts, per lb., 1OGl4c.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
The London Ripner AGAIN.

The police have found the body of an
other fallen Woman lying at the corner of
the railway arch. on Cable street, White
chapel, London. An examination of the
remains showed that the head and legs
had been cut off and carried away and the
stomach ripped open, the intestines lying
on the ground. The police, who passed
the place every fifteen minutes, state that
they saw nothing suspicious. Physicians
who examined the body state that, in their
opinion. the murder and mutilation occu-
pied nearly an hour. The woman was
about years old. She was stability at
tired and was evi emily spirit drinker.
The remains have not been identified.
The most intense excitement prevails in
Whitechapel and crowds surround the
mortuary where the body lies. No blood
was Oh the ground where the body was
found. nor was there any blood on the
body. From this it was evident that the
murder was committe in some other place
and that the body was subsequently de-
posted unoer the Railway arch.
Queen Niccoria's Abdicatlon Again Dis
cusSed,
A London dispatch says: There is con-
siderable speculation as to the meaning of
the proposed meeting of the royalties
IN Italy next month. The Empress Fred
erlck, OF Germany, will make her residence
at Florence, where she will be visited by
the emperor, her son and his wife. AL
though great pains have been taken to
keep the matter from the public, the queen
OF England will join her daughter and her
imperial grandson at Florence, where a
matter of the highest importance, not only
to Great Britain, but to the whole world,
will be decided. This is nothing less than
the proposal that Queen Victoria should
abdlcate in favor of the prince of Wales.
The prince has been pleased to announce
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
MORE FIRES IN THE W.
Wyoming Suffering From Des'
Her Forests.

A letter from a reliable man ~ !,
Horn basin in Northern "yonn
September LIST, says: "For ,nei
have been fighting fires. -, ! ne 4,
mountains are ablaze. The j, ia
crept down the mountain slas'
destruction before them. a.
been thousands of head OF s u
on the mountains the loss SWIM, vii, x
be heavy. The ranch occu Fl,
Hale was consumed, together w.
tents. The neighboring r i land
by Houston. who entered the l nn,
of years ago, was burned, the e.; o
everything and just saving n r, d
fought the fire with the eneis I.
alton. Every ranch located t Oh
tain from north to south IS , ps
lives are said to have been lI;nsd
these is a man named koOt nj
camped on the north fork o. !.
river, with q man whose na ,l,,nil
named. The fire IS now D. 1a'a ~
the Powder river, Clear cfee1H npl
head Of Den Sleepy creek: ~ n'i
have been over the ground ~ h;
$500, 900 worth OF tlmoe'
smoke"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
Arrested For 1t, He Dsnics,h

Chief McDougall. of the oa,,
arrested Brodie at the Grand I,
ton as he was about to take ii.
train for New York. He was cha,
attempting suicide by G ing owe,
Brodie was brought before poll
trate who read the charge mad
him. In defense Brodie said I'd
attempt to commit suicide BY /
the falls, but to show the world
trip could be made. The poll
trate said he did not believe b.
over the fails at all; that the uh
was a hlmbug. If he did not /
say SO and he would discharge hi
die said in that case lie would
not go over, but declined to n.siss
to that effect, saying that he VAS
lie and could not perjure him:
magistrate then bound him ia|
$500 to keep the laws Of tie 1
for one year, and especially tAl
to attempts to go over the faTsl
signed the document on his own
Zance AMI Immediately made iosd
lean side.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
CHICAGO.


Cattle-Market slow at 1O115c lower for all
below the bost grades. Quotations: Choice to
cows, bulls and mixed 81 1oae On stoct
feeders. sI75a3lO: Texas cattle, Sl.5Oa3.Io:
western rangers, S2OOa36O
Hogs-Market 5@16c lower Quotations
Heavy, s3.6oa4l5; light s3.eou4.7O ,nira1
S3.G5@4 40; skips, S3. 80. A4-'A0A'
eneep,-Market Il shade better than last week
lambs showing quite an advance. ouatat Mpes:
Natlv vel $500 go; Westerns. s5.GOa41o: Tex.
ans, Ss.oos40o lambs, ss4 ,259GOo
October S s752.c; December 775ac Corn, steadV
50 is.1 &c - Rxa October ssc December.
September, G612c. Prime timothy =, ~ I.
cash. sh, xl:2s; September, sl.2s'4 S'''0'
,a rros s1n ans trmer cash Stops; octo
cash, y. l2& October. :6.o7 January as *
s.s7a short slSg rbs short
creamery. l2a1s'"c: dtirv iodi5c Chseso
sseMay auil cream cheddars, 7is@7xc: fats
f f5asec young Americas sseac. Eggs, steady:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
A B,oodl,ess vindication of h0'

it is reported at col ,n1 Hon.
Hon. w. w. Patterson ana e lid
Huff, of Macon, members rht
ture from Bib county; lo.S :ay|
Poplar Springs, Ala. kep - at all
party was seri ously hurt, Il ~"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
TAXING AT MAG
SENSATION u,rx,.
INC AEg
POINT

steve .. h.o'ie' the Jumpvr, Co.,,
Fused Over the ra,!s.. .,'''ns
Feat Said to Hay. H.. ''raha,'
other Matters There ~, !. '"e
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
Graham Only aippoaren,

Graham Only Hippodram'
The Buffalo EreninG Ness pd
complete expose of GrahaM's all
over Niagara Falls. The
shronded in such mystery. aui5
palpable evidence Of fraud. that !
set out to prove it another one
sensational fakes Of which Ncnol
legged leap from the suspension
kimball's swim through the
rapids were the forerunners. III
ter essay of Graham's the facts b
light prove it to have been ii c!s1
fraud aud an attempt to gain
notoriety by chicanery. The |
substance is as follows:
Haggerty. a stenographeE. st
he was fishing in the river nea1
on the day Of the allegedfeat A
he met Garrett G. Staley. who sal
employed by Graham to Gu!
barrel on the following morning.
him over the falls in it. Hassl
posed to Staley to accompanvl,
help him release the barrel. 81
sented and the two men Wen!
down to Prospect Point, Just
falls. There they met man WI
gerty thinks was Dover, a theatn)
ager. who said he was watching
barrel. They also met Coa'e1
who was said to have taken GRAZ
the barrel below the falls. tie
he was watching for it. Horn y
remained with me-" says II ~
after the hour which it was el1
barrel with Graham in it went .,
saw no barrel nor did any go ovs'
up. to that time. Staley was
constantly until we returned ~,
We did not leave the point IVY
z o'clock. We did not see Gran,
If he was found in the barrel
falls he entered it down the! II
pushed out into the river. NJ
a perfectly trustworthy gentle,!ill,a
statement can be implicitly oeile''
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS

7sa 0SRs No. sassbs,1 No. 2,< hard September
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
Working Hard for IL Jury at Chicago.

Working Hard for IL Jury at Chicago.
The tedium of the Cronin trial at Chi
cago is already oppressive, for the initial
work of procuring jury is dragging most
unpromis1ngly. A far ample of each
days proceedings is furnished in this in
cident: Henry Sweet, farmer from
Genwood, was examined and cross ex-
amined at length and finally, Forrest, for
the defense, challenged the juror for
cause, giving as reasons that he had
formed an opinion as to the extent of the
conspiracy to kill DR.. Cronin, and also as
to whether or not some of these defend
ants were members of that conspiracy,
and that Cronin was killed in pursuance
of the action of the supposed trial COM
mittee appointed by the camp of the So
called Clan-na. Gael societies. The court
asked the juror if, notwithstanding tn
opinions formed upon these matters, he
could give the prisoners fair and i'm
partial trial, to which the juror answered
that he could. The challange was then
overruled by the court. Forrest took ex-
ception 10 the ruling of the court and
challenged the juror peremptorily.
The same process followed with the
next and several other candidates.
Judge Mcconnell filel notice with both
sides that he should soon tighten his rul-
ings as to Jurors in order to obviate the
possibility of not securing a jury at all.
He said the case warranted acceptance of
a jury composed of intelligent men, who
had even read the particulars of the case,
and received impressions favorable to the
accused or otherwise.
AS Result of Railroad Manipulation.
Evil days have fallen on Johns Hopkins
university, says Baltimore dispatch. The
famous institution of learning is in want
and distress. From the proud position
which magnificent endowment and a
princely income had given ia position
in which it was rapidly becoming and had
really become, university IN fact as we'll
as in name--it has fallen to place where
the salaries of its teachers must be cut and
its trustees must pass the hat and beg fo-
money. The prudence, the foresight and
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
NEW YORK

mi raroduce-Wheat, spot dull No. rad ssh
s rsS a, in elevator, s4sets5.c T. O. 5 IA Sa
ber O' ssxe &c 9 coFn sasa red ssptem
NO. 2 4za.42Ac: ungraded mixed a'fi ae cs
OPTIONS ol'd IN quiet firm and higher Oats MAT
s ana seeaay September spot No w duie.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-20
OMAHA,

"'''s' s1'4os4'5o; hogs. $40 $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08
a coon sxAEoruoN.

The representatives started IN well yes.
ter.iay by The election OF Colonel John w.
Rssxhan. a Spokane Falls, to the speaker
ship. Colonel FelEhaa Is spokea Of ay those
who know him well Is omlnessIy qualified
Tor the datiss Of tie ehsig Tie is q lawyer
hy profession and during his residence Of
three wears IL this stats has won high stand.
lag at the bar aud as q citizen. Colonel
FelghAn Is about IS years az aEe and Is a
native 81 New York. he entered the
army 10 Is1s2 and served with distinction in
the Fllteonth my corps. being under IRE
Pts days After the gar Colonel Fslgbsn
was prosecuting attorney Of IAneoln
county, kan. for SIX wears ana com
mansler Of tas Nebraska depart,
raent II the t.rapd Army 81
ere Requisite lie ran for eongress on the
Republican ticket IA the second district q,
keasusky "a ISIS and WAS esa.di5late tor
elestaF In is7e IT'S career IN this state is
aafaEisn0y weg kuawa Cotonel Feirhan
vii nake az able speaker and che House
IS 10 be congratulated upon Sc choice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08

50 zzs<sss -mAs 10 znsxss :Isesgpt'si saan-
ess sAass $50 wossiA natzsa super
ss4son 81 snsafAsscs 81 beEeaesafzs IA.
osskr hxanri # nhss san only esAfsssd
- : rzsrs u tgss roanssy txnk syssssa'-
7l.2 serv taes. slsssE i snae q gefl.
esz5 ssssesresy. shat ~ iegi.lases q some
sssses 81 ISIS hae ieeis psFsss asaa
s-Aes86AisY dAssi s. tas ses seeii.
mags Ii shsss ssasndmenIs 30 hesss 81
sssAse.s IS sozaaisd 'ssnct q - N
szsnee eosaps NsiEse II Iasrs hottest
81 =sks-sss4fsnr les:.ssas bare heea
sontsrgles y aldesF dsffrsas llexs,
uasssea i ~ ~ So strings as Assesssan
sszaTsase l&w. a. = wlssss i aewsssisTisag
saas o. cfss5slses asG 5 nsAiy Gsex4Fieassie
Aasea poseh.
soasg smses sosag nzlan IL baaf aoE.
II ~ s.sszeai st4ses--sn.f raAny q tlsasa
Sc Anssnesa n : create naaaler- afe re-
asfes = fasulsA s:sss penis N each u
tsesz fasaclag andIsi5a bud the Amount
81 bassasss 6oe AMI - forns. resfsSe-
saons sd requirements - E5ike IA hardly
aay SIC sszses assa saeSrseulsessasnss = -
security Eog fnsessnseA eG ssassts ase 90
variant that eompaN whsst wosiIa pe
FsgAsdsss - sosvsns er kAs lEws o one
stxse weaI4 nos se a.hesa % trsnsacs bas-
inkss m tle sEste nax|adI s.nsnz
It's trgse thai tie sssxea4s eSarf Of tsie
gnlsea STATES. faere Ssin collateral issue,
h0wsysr. has asesaesf tAlas Insurance y asi
tesa.saeype. a4 tA4rsfors not sasiact
e ressissan - ssesl. b2t Is has been
si4ffnea that tie aban ass- q It's deeis-
ian rests on the Previous SON aesaoEs q
sonssess IN the n,fftss u legs stanE Ia re-
specs 70 thls bsAskA q businsss - corn.
msfes. And it Aas been neAd thai the
eeart sonia reweet deeisrators A. Ct
canFress, Feoosa .ziag iasaranee as eosa-
fuefee.
That aaifoFnf rules, regulations and r.
qHlrsments On 6 BE akiees would be sidsiy
and entirely hef seial. AesIs @ he uuqGs-
slonable. TIE Amsrisan people seldom
fail to and a waY 70 accomplish = purpose
10 manifest Desirable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08
/, ~ ..rnAa rnKernox Law.


Tt.e Caseage Tssba,.e Is aaihofiiy Coz the
staten east that senator Sherman has pre-
pare and wsll Introduce q BIZ establishing
f. srai control d congressional elections
llsFouAhoat tse e0nntFg. Under the F,Fo-
sIslons Of IBIS bslf tlie election 81 congress
men viii be absolutely divorced from local
eontyel, and from tbs primary 10 TIC anai
SQUAT and certsleation vii Be supervised
By sha national government. Tie nsa-
nhtnefy Is As fnglows
4 a Esoarf a sse state esngaesess ia zach
Sanss. - - appolnie1 - fhf president - saa
wsah lhe afpreFHl d the -.e1sfe
z "a electoral 0esid q thfee memhess Ia
esess Congressional eiaSne', $50 % b appointed
bY the aFsaiaent wlsa sae sppfeYsi q TIE sea-
ase
4 rsgtssrsF sar each precinct OF election
dfsfrlel. 81 - appointed ~ tae electoral hoard
ct sash congressional dssgs4ef
4. TAses Judges al eisttsoB log eaGh pseeiact
ct eiecEera5 district. e. IS Appointed BY the
ssscbsral hss . ~ easit congressional district
s Two esssss of siesisloa Tor each p-ccinei or
aisetioa distFies, 90 Re AppaIstcd % she .adzes
a eseesien iasTeia
soars Of saasassers IN eaeh eoanty city
o. correspondence political alviaeB, - be desie-
GATED ~ fhe eleesGg5i hoard ~ esrB CoaFFt T.
ssoasi distract lraat among the laages Of eleo-
fioHs
With the number 81 congressman IS az
v.-.-efit fitete w0asd ne futai o. ~ 80
apfolntye afilcers uader the provisions q
thls BAN. ID viii be expensive bgt the peo-
pie sill not eraage any amoant q expense
tssst is necessary 10 insure q free ballot and
a fair count Of the ballots rs cast IL Is 20
be regretted that necessity exists for u
resort 20 this nseeas q securing justice aud
right bot the Becesslsy does exist and
nut ht mt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08
= cram STRUCTURE.

Ghe p.asse Efsa az 81 Paul AMI Min
asspals published iaammolh edition az
forts pages from SIS nea office ia 81 Paul
iast senisv Thss new osaee Is efasmea te
s.e the finest aaa meet Farlese nse PAPER
building Ia she world Is S. certainly mas.
ssve eel elegant In making a secure
loaBaAssen an plos werv driven deep into
the eruaad sind tseee acre covered hy a
be8 Il eaeeFege ;F0m SIX - tea fees thlcS.
0e tAfs Was eeeesei egildaF 81 hrsck
Store and Hess. absolutely 6re-pro<,g.
tafseeti stusisz ia hesA u stands Al the
eatses g Raheft ana Fpafth ssfpsts. esa.
tssl aud easily accessible sraM az parts ss
ths g3y Fggm DE ap q The skt shs e.
shs rVatraa is isE fees Aaeye the glass ss.ar
bssesla AA 81 tbe appliances ere In
ksst3aH Nsfh tAs grandeur "a TIE styarf.lre
AMI tas frsat oafaal og see Nertasess l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08

Aevseea fFasa 0sssfia az fsasaafiag.
Ths aessnsa.eAn ssasnaaera apgsgkr 20 be eaaaI
fsslse snsTgrnsy. ghey seefito bare rssen
eanai % tIs sseeAsses. n18 A. determined
fisat 10 sasstaks sAasi II NJ A. II. the vStalsg
laspegsegst o5=Sslng Hassaes2 q the session.
1nlste SO ske IasEicassons hare been mis-
gsYsaantsa, GoYernor saisfs j. 10 ~ Ia
yssssa vim shs seassorss ltoea with pracss-
- snaailsIsSsss 8 lev o. lpiliaentary votes
sssY - eass lov op5o candidates.. Bot
ibsFe i ne appearance + hostility 20 Gov
sllIof AasssFs on tise pad u those sho sill
kasf Dos spses Isfcntso quarter has ass
sesteas ehgeassos q Als tfe tion been heard.
- seessl % have seAgsslzsd The snoan
sssfakls fsst ihas = fi.etpsFgon 81 watson
e Hqalre DE etale 81 .sg asht4gien wool3
be ssay aaad lltay sepseiented. Among sbe
issesnosi lnsfsl,srs If shs Senate be would
b rsesSssissi - Al eaeAl. and BY al he
wnkd hs heartily &ekaaned a. a A. ftlay
sasGsiata. To sasas sosl1 he you'd reqasre
no letter Of feeonz sssnaation % or asAl in.
sg0dsssssoss Is AAs asslenai reputation
Of sbslisy ana iate@1sy. ard At the
naiieaai esrassss be y - w>gl eaown - IN
tAAs. bis LONG ssssas aestrra lame.
fhs lr'dhassas are isssat aii Of these eos-
ss9s1aisoas haze Esen duly weighssi ty
sasnhers q y : legislature, and that by no
srsssoas psgsat sss they 70 be diverted
ffosa tise Susy OF hsaoring ttasnsrlves and
the state ~ asvolssng senatorial duties
slI'cls Isls experienced. capaide and most
Dgfthy gentleman. He il 50 ensneuly
aanlffsd, he selection q - aaanifestly iit
AM fTnper thing 70 do Ell this particular
slsaa. t,at Toe result will he In no degree
n pers giaa - the gentlemen who have had
siyal asusraAaas That othsFs are not &c
b. qualified : not 70 he inferred because
aalre has been preferred.
II S comforting 70 BE- assured that n Eua-
.afstg 4 tha Republican menahers have
frsilssd that il VII not 90 Jar them 10
MAJ mistake a. the oatset Of their
tafesf, and that IN Inc ehoscs Of Governor
esalrs shsy eannos possibly be mistaken
] - psa~snt s=snct of ssse session Is rFopl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08

A shass asee ses ssagnn3soi sent IRE
eoaads e liss Feszs b ste saeet saaf gs.ise
Has&a, et she laty asesna laa.ea Sis,
trsst IS kaaa has 5e3 lsas = r,ast.
esse tsoeatef - rreearsos cr hanse-
sses GF Go las re SIS tess3 saa
ea fh47 Esg b azs Eaebi asetv.syesf s.v
8he Hbs oa tas ara
ae-s tass sa aas h.s desa A. shss
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Fssat ass - sesea a3ys sas sss
aH& b. eeaseaess-3 sa Hsaegeasr. the eaa-
ua<s ss sas%s ss says 6eee neA
prs n8 hsss ga exseate IS taass,
ess sitter BE stsa bare rfeysn an ssn
gaas ssstfea Use .aaa nAne s3aaHst
k8n aa Is M &s A8vaasea 60
sks tss Fsgesses ea taa5 ereas saaaxh
sh s a SECS esu So Aase taal
vse Hyr aeens4 ,s mortgage AID
8t aeaf 60 eo@nes speetfe ese-
- sas ee Fs sass e. taa
salFaes eas psae Before ast a 4n8
- ta# A4n tsa 7@aY sntN tass u Yvs
ssas. AaFe 10 esassig gsesi avg ia eeser -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08

Minister Nixnevss ianxuage e Costa
RleA. ~ rsSsS-ssd in tbs washlngt0s fsss,
i fzr worse than wzs Represented IN ne
sslspanAes xhEch first reached TIE coast.
In tae original dispatches 10 was repre-
aeasee - Asve said
AisRe1y yoer naoeE xavthsrn stEsH = socat e
3 sisgxsFaA ss : esnsscsszss rszxaaa = ~ -
ntoxg O. See ssse<gz1z "a h0afzs Afgs azNi -
Esrs m2T net sEwzEt ~ sxsEnEss fsuia sss - -
secs asgs2neer y hsr sozkhsEn nesghsa<A
This was far from Icing . proper refer
euce Ter 3 s5vscnsassss % make, and yes :
waa dinenls 10 see why Tie Mexican az
shorstiea aud eseretary Blains should hays
been 70 Indignant ahont Il But nof coszes
ne fef aad rsFozts tie ioalcaing - rs
language 10 whsek exception has oeef
ssksas
Bexseo h4s eeveteas re % strAseznslA :
wst be eAas 4 ekars tsaae 5et1Fs GoaEsss.A W
sssk q aesSe yessr state Ard Asx.eo VII So
asstsxeNl4. CenssA1 AEeTsez vii D esoEsec
ffaga 80 fAap al Ia epeadeaces AID Der iasEEsss
sank n tEss q cesaaaAia ane Aezsco-
4 + but proper 70 rer1ark that ilii'
comes thrcngh Mexican sssaFces, but I DR.
Miner made any such remarks BE hai
been gritty d 3 gross outrage. and VII an
qaessiona6ly he 7ecalled in short order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08
lossss M rmASsrsu..

Leaking a tho eloesions Ia tho North
.wssa ca tie lsi Of October. and those ia
Tia Atlantic states ON tbs eth os Aovem-
her. side ty side. Il seems - though some
- DE Eastern Republican states must
bare dumped good part Of thsif former
iaasostlies into tAs new states.
Aseaulpg that tbs has beea soil rot
ths actual factiti II = possibility. and az
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