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The morning news., 1889-05-08
MLLAN'S NJ zDIUM.
Influence of Nine. Christich Over the
Fixing of Servia.
Cable Specid, to NeD York Sun.

-hluR Oh 0STNla.
Gable Specid, to NeD York Sun.
Ann O'Delia Di Deoar siuKs into abashed
obscurity when confronted by Nine.
Christich, of Servia. Tie latter has de-
throned king and acted as the agent of
one of Russia's most pronounced and
gratifying successes The last story which
comes from Be grade bncerning OK. Ki0g
Mllan's absolute and unguestioniug
suDservie cy to woman, VINO as.
serts that she is medium, is
credited in official circles here. | have
direc5 and indubitable evide ce that it
is v uched for by her majesty's Charge
,i'aff lires at Belgrads. Over the chasn #
heavi lg billows and turbulent states Luther
r. Marsh IN clasp the nand of ex-Kiag
Milan in inflntile aad beaming confiie zee,
while over their heads float corpulent twin
sisters of bunc )mbe, humbug and hypo-
crlsy. Exactly why sDirltualism should be
associated with bread.h of beam, d juae
Chi IS, and rotundity Of the female 70 m
divine is mystery. The ample and fll5by
proportions of Mrs Dis Debar is dupl-
Gated ia the paTentheiical outlines Of tue
Chris ich. though a lesser degree. If g
Ch-istich kicks the beam at a shade lower
figure than the fat pri icsSs of New York,
she makes up for the deficiency weight
by severity of purpose which laughs
politics to scorn.
1t is certainly an astounding thing that
the most notable dupes Of cha latans are
men Of wi 10 knowledge and striking mental
gifts. Ex-King Milan, though dis,ipated
and deJraved, is a man OF notable attain
me Is, one If tie most accomplis ed of
modern princes, and man familiar with all
the foih es and fal acies of Paris AMI Lon
d)n. His sub 'ervie Icy to the big and ma
je,tic Mime. Cnristich is absolute. He abdi-
Gated his thro e, according to the best in
formation, while laboring der the inf l.
elce OF spirItua ism. Milan thought
Chris ich was medium through
wnom he was receiving divine instruc ions,
aad when he announced his abdicatiol he
did so with the manner of man in a
I ance. His eyes were glaz ID, his manner
co strained - a pal iful degree, and lis
whole demeanor was tlat of a ma swayed
by an ir esistible outside i9du enc. Since
he mas giyel up all care for his cjun5ry be
has resi- yned himself absolutely to the
mediums )ciety She is rlcI, massive
aid oppressive, and she has accomplished
by a bit of nokus pokus an end for which
r issia has schemed Ia other ways ia vain.
When Queen N talie oIce more regains
her lfuelce in Se'via, a mater Of few
moltns only nos, the full effect of the
action OF the two women in the turn Jil
of Seryian politics will b. seen.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
An Editors Experience.

Maj. Sidney Herbert, a well-known
jou nalist in agricul.ual circles, writes
April ls, 1889; Some five years ago wrote
a letter stating that Swift's Specific b d
cur NJ me OF severe rheumatism. Since
that tims have h I'd no retur Of the rheu-
matte troubles, although frequently ex-
p sed TO theinhuences tn produced former
attacks. Several OF my friends hal a sim
liar experience, and are firm IN their cou-
vIctIon tha 5. S. s. br ught a permanent
cure. The searching power OF this medi-
cine is shown in he fact that it developed
a >crofulous taint that was conspicuous in
y blood ovar thirty years ago, a id n re-
m wed the last trace of it. have ais
tes ed S. 81. s. as tonic after a severe at
tack OF nj llarial fever, which kept me IN
bed fer three mo this, aud am convi ced
that its cura i've and strength snin proper
ties Insured my rec very from that i'll ess,
a. ] was in very low condition health.
SIDNEY HERBERT, Atlanta, Ga
Treahso on Blood and Skin Diseases
maile free.
NE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, At
lanta, Ga.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

and the tenant has FIVE year lease, with
the option of purchae, the only opl gatlo
bling that each farm sail have five acres
of tobacco in cultivation annually, and that
one fif of the tobacco crop goes to pay
rent The.tenants are liberty to cul iva
3 other crop, and reap all the be eletits. In
addition to this, tn telan are turn shed
sue ! rations rs they may need, these being
charged up and settled for when the to
haccO is sold.
HEAVY OUTLAY.
There has been more an Sl00, 900 spent
on these plantations, and the acreage OF TO-
bacco pll ted this year will oxceei 900
acres. The tobacco is principally Cuban,
though the SumatTa leaf is also extensively
planted and t o price of the cured leaf
ranges from 80 cents - 81, aud ! so'ne in
stances TO 81 30 per pound. The tobacco il
plant, drill fashion, 3 feet between drills
and 20 to "A inches be; cen plants The
estimate Is f ON 500 to 500 pound
per acre, and the tobacco is baled at the
barn aad sold TO the hest adj ltage. the
syndicate as matter of course, ha d!i
the reat Dulk of il. This is al imme ise
enter rise AMI has already prove a big
bona "a for Gadsden cou ty, while tn
growth Of tobacco will, at an early day.
make Florida cigars as well and fRvorab
known rs now a the fragrant EaVanne,
t. which they are by 10 means inferior
After a tine bnauuot tho parry to''k the
tran! Tor Tallahassee, everybody being de
lfybtad
The morning news., 1889-05-08
DID EVE TALK FRENCH


From Gu rent Literature.
No subject has been m r. fertile of specu-
lation than the origin Of LAM age. AID on
few, porhaps, can less satisfaction be OBJ
tained The Jews positively insist that the
II brew to l%uo is the primitive language
and that spoken by Adam AMI Eve. The
Arabs, lwsver, dispute the point Of
antiquity with the Hebrew. OF all the
"a guages except t Hebrew, the Syrac
has had the greatesJ nr'nber of adv cat s,
especially amo z eastern authors. NJ MtpY
maintain that the language spoken b.
Acam is lost, and that the Hebrew, Ch ll-
dee and Arabic are only dialects of ths
original tongue. Goropius published a work
l5SJ t. prove that Dutch was the Ian
guage spJkeD in Paradise An
dire Kemp maiutaiaet tat God
Ike to Adam in Swedish,
Adam answered Danish, and z e spoke
in French while the p RS. ms believe three
languages &, have been spok- II Pa al So
Arabic, the most persu .sive, by the sr
pc =; Persian, the nost poetic, by Adam
aud Eve; aud Turkish, the most threate T.
ing, by the gel Gabriel. Erro claims
Basque as tue la lguage spoke By Ada u, e,
and others wou make the Polynesia III ,
primitive language Of mankind. LeAvi &,
however, these artli z theories, we ma
sum up in the words of Darwin: with re-
sPect 10 the origin of articula'e langua e+,
after having read on the one side the highly
iltere ting wo ks OF Wed yewood, Fa rar
ahd Professor Schlaicher, a I'd the celebrated
lectures OF Professor Max Muller on t e
other side, ca mot doubt that lnpgua q
owes its origid TO the itiation and mod f.
cation, aided by signs and gestures, Of
natural sou IDS voices of other animals and
mans own cries"
The morning news., 1889-05-08
EVEN rs ON IHE TURF.
Fine Weather, a Fast Track and a Fig
crowd at Pimlico

o.
crowd at Pimlico.
BALTIMORE, May For the Plmlico
races to-day the weather was fine, the track
fast, and the attendance large. Following
Is a >umuay Of the events:
Fis'r RAcE-Five furlongs BritaunIc first
with T,pstNf second aad lago talrI. Time
i:09l9
) coNp RAcE-Auaual home bred stakes. on
mile Tom Naug n won, With Persu sder second
and Roma tnird. Tine l:45}4
TaIFD RAcE-Hat mile for two year -olds.
Civil Service wor, with I bana second, and Maria
Tuly third. ime 0:bOl.n
FoURTH RAcE-RAnc cas- handicap. one mile:
oll ages. Patroclts won. with Burch second, aud
Tine 30 lrOon third. Tins i.42
FIFTH RACE.-One mile. Panama won with Dun
boyne second, and Joe Lee third. Time i4534.
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, May 1.-Good weather,
fast tracl I'd Il g at .endance add d TO the
pleasure at the races to-day. The events
were lows:
FIRST RAcz--Five furlon-s Lord Peyton
won, With Adele NJ second, and Joe Blackburn
SECOND RAcE-One mile and seventy yards
Lotion won, with Probus second and Hub $.
third. Time I: :io4
TmRD RAcE- Ashland Oaks for ayear-old
bllies one mile and a quarter Jewell Ban won,
with Br nwn Princess second, aud Retrieve third.
Time 2'0SA'
FOURTH RACE-Sx turlongS. Thad Rowe won,
with Lake View second and Chandler third.
Time i:iba
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, May 7.-This was the fifth
day OF racing here. The track was good
and the weather warm. Toe events were
as follows.
FIRST RAoE-Seng: Syear-olds and upward
seven furlon s. Cara C. won, with Clara Moore
second and Deer Lodge tnird Time l:2llS
SECOND RAcE- For 3year-olis; dfteen six
teenths Of mile. Chill0uwie won with Heron
sec md and L. Premier third Time 1885.
THIRD RAcE-Sweepstakes one mile Leo
won, with Hamlets cond and Elese thlrd Time
l:+s<.
FoURTH RACE Maiden; two. year-old colts:
five furones. Timothy won, with Sequence
second and Backstona third Time 1908,
FIFTH RACE Maiden; o.year-od hllies;
nue sixtee ith Of a mile Forever won, with
Peerless second and Rhyme tnird. Time O;5sj4
The morning news., 1889-05-08
In the House.


In the House to-day among the bills In
troduced were the following:
To authorize the Jacksonville and At
lantic railroad directors TO exercise santa
ry and police jurisdicti at Pablo Beach.
To make it misdemeanor a d disqu llih-
cation for holding Offices for any elector TO
sell his vote.
To provide for tire registration Of legally
qualified voters, and for elections generally,
and for the returns of ele tions. The bill
covers seventy pages of legal cao, is rigid
IN its provisions for registration aud GER
fifcates. IL provides for different bail t.
boxes for different officers, and for separate
polling places in he same preciacts for can
didates on national, and on state and county
tickets.
Ths bill making the payment of the poll
tax prerequisite for voting passed. its third
reading by vote Of 43 TO 10.
Gov. fleming to-day vetoed the Senate
Joint resolution for investigating the states
claim TO swamp lands not patented.
the VISIT TO GADsDFN.
The visit Of the Florida iegisl ture to the
tobacco fields Of Gadsden county, last Sat
urday, was revelation TO all, and one not
soon TO be forgotten. while informant OF
thus gained will be diffused throughout
The state, and the G owth of the weed
given stimulus in every locality at all
V
Tho excursion was given by Duval, Max
well and C0ema railroad officials, sbly
assisted y Manager Cory Of the tobacco
syndicate, and everything was d ne in ex-
csllent style. The excursion party was met
al shipping station Of the syndicate
three mi es east Of Quincy, with about fftv
carriages and two horse wago S, maxi Q a
procession fully half mile long. The
plantations OF the syndicate proper were
brst visited. These lands are cultivated
PRINCIPALLY by negroes, who live com
Portable cottages, owned by the syndicate,
ana are paid regular wages in money, and
while the culture Of tobacco is the
chief feature other crors. such as
corn, sugar cane, potatoes, etc,
are by no mea IS neglected. Roomy
and well ventilated barns are scattered
through the fields, conveniently located api
arranged for housing and curing inc
touacc the latter being done solely on the
ar-curipg process ana without the aid of
1re
THE STORM PLANTATIONS.
The Storm plan ations are cultivated bv
a atians. whose thrift aud industry have
ali y turned the old sodge fields and
rlne-covcred lls into model garden farms.
These plantations arc divided into
tarIns Of fofty-fve acrcs each, with
hands me tpur-room cottage, large
Asrn and stables. etc.. 10 each farm
The morning news., 1889-05-08
QUICK CONVICTION.
a Fraudulent Pension Examiner Sent
Up for Year.

a Fraudulent Pension Examiner Sent
Up for Year.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May 7-E. J.
Saugh er, who was arrested Su d y morn
ing by A. W. Roome d j. 3 Atkinson,
United States officers, was taken before the
United States commissioner last night and
held for the grand jury on a charge of
frauiulentIy representing himself as a
special pension examiner. To-day the
grand jury was impaneed. Slaughter
was inflicted and this sftern Don was tried
by jury in the U tied States district court,
wnere he c Messed to the charge, was fou d
guilty, and sentenced to one gears impris-
o ment. This is the quickest tri on record
N the Unite States court at this place.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
HE RODE A sIcYcL 9 UNDER WATER
Remarkable Feat of James Webb in
the Merrimac River.

LAWRENCE, MASS, May 5.-Bicyclist
James Webb has discovered the utility Of
his bicycle as a submarine vehicle of
locomotion. When the steamer CArlotta
sank the other day on a ledge ia the Merri-
mac river Webb ard several other eel
men were ON the deck of the steamer.
Webb was mountei OF his bicycle, dol z
the "stand-stil act His frie ids all man
aged 70 swim ashore with no more damage
tban a thJrougo wetung. But WebO aud
The morning news., 1889-05-08
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.


TURNER. friends and acquaiptance .,
Mrs ANNA R. TURNER the late Richard 7. Tur
n r, Mr.. and Mrs. Trevor Rice, MIR. and Mrs
George T. Quantock and their families. are in
vited to attend the funeral services of IN,
former from tae residence, 154 Taylor strsst
THIS MORNING at II o'clock.
EHRLICd.-The friends and acquaintance ~
A. Enrich and family NJ. G.. Enrich and fam.
lily and J. Coin g ID family, are respectfully in.
yited to attend the funeral of EDNA, youneest
daughter of A. Ehrlich, at O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON at their residence, 81 Hunting.
don street.
KEITFER The friends and acquaintance ~
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Keiffer and of Mrs
Robert Buntz are respectfully invi ed to attend
the funeral of The only child Of the former froT,
165 YorR street, at O'Clock THIS AFTER.
NOON.
TAYLOR The friends of DIANA TAYLOR ara
respectfully requested to attend her funeral
from ths African Methodist Episcopal CHURCH,
on New street, at $3.50 o'clock THIS AFTER.
NOON.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
A Worry : leasant Drink.

And fines, is the Rochester Beer, Bohemian
brand, and whI 9 y'u are purchasing Lager
Beer why not get the best. The Bohemian
is the best, and it will do more to recuper-
ate you than all the medicine in the drug
stores. Made only by the Roc ester Brew
ing Company, of Rochester, n. Y, aid
sold only in bottles For sale by John
Lyons a Co., J. McGrath, S. w. Branch,
W. g. Cooper.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Results of this Gam a. Between the
Country'5 LeeailT teams.

Results of ths Gannss Between the
Country'5 Leading teams.
WASHINGTON. May 7.-SAsc bail games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
Athletic ...........G o o Z
Base hit. Cinclnnat 4, Athlstic Q. Errors:
Cincinnati p Athletic l. batteries: vi.u and
Smith and Keenan,; Weybing and Cross.
a b PhlIa ieuph.a--
Ea,l'4slPa'n ( '@ 49Ps IS 8 Gc @ 3
Base hits: Phila lslp.ta 8 New York Z E.
Bufhaton aud Clements, Crane and Brown.
at NleYeiaIG-
Ceveland"........o % o. 3
ch,oaso ,,... .,.io c;,,.i6,6 60 3 o -
Cleveland . Cnicagos Batteries: Bakely and
Snyder, Dwyer and Flat.
Al India apolis-
Indianapolis Il ......S Q Q 30o 80
Base Fits: indianapolis 70 P.tts5urg .. Err.
rors: indianapolis ], PittSburg O. Batteries:
Boyle and Myers. Maui and Miller
At Loui,vile--
Louisville .......-..i l. 3
Base hits Louisville II, Brooklyn 16 Errors:
Louisville 2, Brooklyn l. Batteries Ehret,
Ramsey, Kerins aud Cooke: Lovett and
BUSH n
a st Louis -
ST. Louis ...........3 0 . . q s 4 5-eI
Columbus .........0 0 o O o O. 0
Bass hits 81. Louis % Columbus 5 Errors:
st. Louis O. Columbus = Batteries: King and
Miligan; May, Baldwin and O'Copuor
At Ia sIs City
Kansas City........2 % o 20 l. 6
Baltimore .........0 0 0 2 0 O. 1
Base hits Kansas CITY o Baltimore . En-
McCarty and Donohue, X Troy and Tate
The morning news., 1889-05-08
CheaS ContastR.

NEW York, Nav THE results of the
gam.s in tho international chess to rna-
ne .o-day were S follows: Won; JIdd,
Martinez, Sho %alter, rd, Lipschu ez.
GuAsberg. Lost: Pollock. Taub 'nhause,
NJ cleol, D. G. Baird, Tschigorin and
Black lurn. J W. Bard drew with goss p.
Weiss de eatei Dslnar, Burn drew with
Burrille, and Ha1ham drew with Mason.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Cook next day after her arrival Il am often
a little hasty, madam. and then am apt to ne
saucy; but you ne dn't mind-you can make
me a little present and get pleasant again --
san Fra. cisco TdSD
The morning news., 1889-05-08

At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ca,
you get all the comforts of the high-priced
hotels, aud save from 81 10 S2 per day.
Tr il and be convinced. Boston Home
Journal
The morning news., 1889-05-08

EMBARRAssING FOR DrHPsEy.--on Sunday
morning. Miss Travis All, Johnny | have
caught you with fish pole over your shoulder
he
John mpsey-Down at the foot Of the
garden diggia the bait Burlington Free
The morning news., 1889-05-08
PAINTS,

PAINTS,
OILS AND vARNISHEs. LEADS, CoLoRS
AND MIXED PAINTS.
Berry Bros Hard oil and Varnishes A full
stock Of Paint and White Wash Brushes on
hand. Cail and get prices at
EDWARD J. KIEFFER'S
Drug and Seed Store,
Corner West Broad ana stewart streets
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Aobo,t's East india Corn Paint
Removes oil Corns. Warts and BuniouS
The morning news., 1889-05-08

->~-------'1-7-@~~>S-H "-~~->~~--~~-----
THOMSON-SLOAN.-M Married, in Macon
Ga, by Rev. r 5. Matthews, April 9Th, FRAsI
L. THOMSON and Miss CLARA SLOAN. No cards,
The morning news., 1889-05-08

White Beans and Split Peas at Strauss
Bros
The morning news., 1889-05-08

It is settled n be ond a doubt that
Br .dycrotine will cure Headache of any
kind
The morning news., 1889-05-08

IT YOU WANT
If you want a DAY BOOK MADE,
n you want a JOURNAL MADE,
II YOU want a CASH BOOK MADE
If YOU wait q LEDGER MADE.
II you want RECORD MADE,
II you want CHECK BOOK MADE
II you want LETTER HEADS,
If you want NOTE HEADS,
II you want BILL HEADS,
If you want BUSINESS CARDS
SEND YOUR ORDERS ro--
Morning News Steam Printing House,
MoHSrNe NEWS BUILDING,
3 Whitaker Strest
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Balmy odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropc breeze;
SOZODONT IN althful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Te-th II whtens, purifies;
You will use IL If you r. wise.
Fine Table Butter at Strauss Bros
Try our 80 cents Tea. Strauss Bros.
boye straw Hats,
Suspendsrs and ties, at LaFar'a
The morning news., 1889-05-08
The Nc

The Ne
Ito readers ,
aaysissue b.
Principal pr busir
n'.e gentlene
are fully alive
!, I'sr keeping Ii
~ y would be vel
Uo % udy well ii ii
VARIOUS placssb5
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Hotels an
"a -apecti gtoac.
"bo viii visit.
70 y % their jn,.
'ualss Bros. 8
The morning news., 1889-05-08

For Teas aud Cotfees O. to Strauss Bros
The morning news., 1889-05-08
Firewol

| FirewoI
| The tiov. s,
yacht race, an
lsatful sail al
vantage by to
'a' leaves at 8
h2rtion 2 Of wbi
l,ot house Of
1.-THE ~ the beach, |
a.as9pediateiy,i Inn id
siaI, all With the d
slgnt will he -, y,
ticulars'' - 'i'eni
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Ground 10
But Tsrry
The above
oongruous 70
portant tale.
WHO have Oh
Ease ga on life /
ASH Poke Re
nlarvelous b
,sorator Of /
ieouonsa 81 :
AAinediciue T,
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Try our 30 cents Tea. Strauss Bro.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

foiilasnie What the cash system win
~, ~ Utes cop, az bill IT good bought
g lae ~ri'S eNR ca,h $ ru,ery house
IA q. iilc q & 20 - uFy grs8 nlate,i
sasaF s.. i lh> \ & sugar 81. "a LIS 6 &
~ 81 tp1Gaa laser isins 81 -:
Nail z pickles, t3 Gems, u lnS RE-
! x raiis ornate :. 81 izc-n piums, 81
= ssu ~ p y e.. . sack .col aoBr
esfu 81
The assv Rill .hoE enr friend. a. Dis
l@nse, D, rtn vmplsie coming here. th.t
NY eaa iFt - rbcapiy ia SEATTLE a. any
s.af' 70 t,r United states.
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CoNps>sED DISPATCHES.

The Huron. OAK, 2epabliean eonven-
tloa favored Oh cago Tor the Worlds fair.
wilson S0esam, eoiJfe&. who murdered
Ben F.s,er. eol0red. lss' March vas hanged
at PiaqseRiiae, Ia Friday.
Pesin adriees 10 me saaadr8 say that
Primo. Chan hiss cofs med ~ the expul-
sion Of al Americans employed there.
-Four Americans srhsiei ~ Berlin as pick
pockets hsy. bsea Re easel ap8n prot -
u tbe Utited States nllgasseF. They claim
hesvy damages.
The sgpe ri0f court relaires Mrs. Terry 10
sasx cause Oh sgt mber II why her
sessea should not b. dismissed because OF
the dezis OF william sharon AID the su
pNEe court judgment refusing new
lisa
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THE OCTOBER ELECTION.
Proclamation by the Governor oi
WaShingtou-

WHEREAS, Under the act of congress.
approved February -, issa. to enahle the
people of Nashin gton 70 form 3 coustitn-
ton and STATE government. provision Is
made for submitting said constitution 90
formed 10 The people for ratification or re-
lection. at an election 10 be he'd on the
first Tuesday in October; and
WHEREAS, Provision Is also made in said
act for the election o! officers for fuli state
government, including members of the
! legislature aud a representative III the
! Fifty first cong ess;
kotr. Therefore, I. Miles c. Moore. gov
eFnor OF the said territory, by virtue Of the
authority IN me vested by law, do hereby
declare that n general election viii be aeld
throughout said territory OF Washington.
on tn SHAY, october 1. issa. for the raiih.
cation or rejection of the constitution aud
for the election Of the following officers:
Que representative to TIE Fiity-ttrst con-
gress OF the Unites states
One governor.
One lieutenant governor.
One secretary of state.
Uae state treasurer.
one state auditor.
one attorney general.
One superintendent of public instruc
tion.
one commissioner OF public lands
Five supreme court judges.
Twelve sups rior court judges,
Seventy members Of the state house of
/ representatives..
Thirty FIVE members OF the state senate.
0ne county clerk for each county.
The electors will also vote a. said cleo
tion:
gor or against the cons tuition ct the
state Of Washington
For str axaiust parste article No. !
FOR of against separate article No. :
For Ihs ,cTInanegft issalip0 at the stat 81
gs4Yerna,eHt - pfoysiea in section l. ol
h.. sehc.tnl Of said tonstitutitn
The "a - Il elton shs be conducted, The
resnrt.s made. siee FCsult sscrrtal8t aun
the cert hrates ia psrSons elected iss 4cd ia
tn, fnauuef reseT n he'd by The Laws of this
{ rritoTs regulating a. Hos thefei snd
ths, vote east f.4g TIE adoption 81 he con
) iiRuou, end she several separate article
~ q IN Ia aiion at tire stair cspitai. shsll
Ia returned g. the seer. lars 81 tee crflt'sFy
ia tie mznn4r provided ~ the enabling
act
In witness hereof, | hefeunta sei my hand
and cause the Ger ~ sea. of the
said teFFitl ~ 20 b. sfsiAesi Done
- IN De city % Olympia this Z7th
asy al AaguSf in h- year of oar
lNhAi-, Ik.rl one fh8ass us eight hundred
and eighty nine sud ~ tnv ia
,iepeaaeu 4 at the nltef states
the one huadfei sud iaH ~iesmth-
BY tbs, gave rntfFs MILaS G. AosuRK.
q. 4 NHlfE, secretary ~ Tie Territory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

Al. ssr..gstt Between Nspa
1919, md Green P~rstbss.


MAKER -n5 .reen Possible.
gssHis6ToS. Aug. 81 Pos'mas'sF-ti u
eai wsnansksr and Pissisent Noffin
Green rad consultation respecting Tn
sl.yr.ph service furnished the govern
usn, By The Western Union Telegraph
csupany. wb le oe.ails Of the plan lave
pot e arranged. Z j. understood that
.sg,,lsrfory pm ress hss b en- q asie owEFd
s-.sr.era. III "a ihs Ines laid sso@n oy
~. ssgsiags,f.r.s ca rai be qns stifsn "i
~. 10 IL. government for a TELEGRAPH
srylce !. the puini AZ rsue. bnt BY no
msaas the principal quesion, as fost-
,,ssser-tls neral HsnafDakeTs plans egn-
frmf'aie q considerable Enlargement OF the
funstien- of thu psstnifiee iepaftm mt, IN
y, an. ration wlgi. the telegraph companies,
10 secure cheaper -sa hsiEeF service
The possibility Of iosiz' telegraph hss
/. hem renewed. bat 10 eoaiiFa1a' ION u this
s.sas fnssfki l. fshfai1ahis