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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20
THE CANSIBAL. KEPuHI.ic.
HipPeiyte Having Trouble with His
War Supplies.

NM YoRg. Feb. ia.--The alleged
Hippolyfe arsenal steamer Madrid.
nos known as the Conserva. which
sailed last Saturday Tor san Domingo.
returned this morning The Harlan
minister had .beled her in the tinted
states courts in krookiyn, and U,nised
states fnarshzls seixei her and bycgeht
her bark An inventory Of the cargo
viii be taken.
it il said stephen Preston and Gen.
Contrsrzs have gene 10 Kingston for
the purpose of meeting one q Isxst-
ines rncn-of-wGr, ard seirine the
steamer C&ronSiesss before the issser
can reach Hippolyte's territory. The
Madrid, too. II she succeeds in getting
away, runs chance Of falling inss the
hands OF Legifime7s cruisers.
The steamer CiariboI arrived from
Kingston and Jamaica ont-ports this
morning. and was detained st qusran-
tine. She brought no inteliIgrnsse Of
HAytian tyoahses. she did have vel
los fever aboard. however.
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WAsHIseToS. Feb. i9-The decision
of the coe-t OF claims giving Judgment
for 81 ,o0.,5 ,5l7 IN favor Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company IN . suit
against the United States was sn as.-
jusfment Of the accounts Of the COM.
pany based on previous decisions og
the supreme coart- The iudgmen.
represents The amount due the con-
pany for government transportation
over Is non-aissed route, and also she
amount OF certain payments by the
company IN excess ot the require
menfs o. the Thurman act
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BERLIN, Feb. ia.-in wesl.infornaef
circles Il Is reported that Gen von
Wiffich wiz succeed Count voia Schsa-
lenGorf rs minister Of war.
Dr. Won Laaer. surgeon general OF
the army. and for many years physs-
clan 20 Emperor William. has iseen re-
tired. The report has been confirmed
that Herr BranSers. adviser es King
Tamasese. has been recalled 10 Berlin.
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CHrcAGo. Feb 1a-Thes annual con-
vention Of the National Heetrse Light
Association began here today. The
address OF the president states. among
other things. that during the past
year there has been an Increase CT
$50 oa1 in the number Of inc2nssesoent
lights in use in this coantrv. and they
now number over . $40 fss Almost
100 miles OF track for electric railroads
have her laid.
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MONTREAL. Feb. fe.--An eIexAnfly
dressed swin3ier who arrived al Thar
vile from California few days $50.
has skipped ouf, after sxindlins 4
wealthy farmer named Dumas out 81
so 90 hy claiming 70 be Danas son.
who uaysteriousiy disappeared b wears
ago. Ihe son Was only xix wears csi
when he disappeared, and il sias sup
posed he had been ksaaAped.
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eco for she errcsinn ek = naoz-
EzaeTt - FE Green. BrpnEIvr..
20 fzze Knezsorv uf victims es
prison shlsS~ ASlenre OF Texas
raised the point os no stsarurrs and she
Measure vas wishzarzwr- Felix Camp
bel Of SeE Yorx. isrszatsSl At sh@
defeat. determined that no MEASURE
called up should receive favorable con-
sleerasio=- Consequently. as each
measure VAS called 10 the zsseaSsna Of
TIE house Campbell raised the point Of
DO guorum- The parody consinusd
I'll o cloSk- when The session expired
hy limitation
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nouLAy6EE RUssIA's FRIEND.
4 Hangnrian Paper fretesas TO Ex-
ulxsn the Eremeh sataaaf~E.

PEsrE. Feb ta--Tke Pszsaer I@sys
processes 70 hzye secret kDawkessge Of
the scarce whence Gen. Bonlanesr de-
rSseS hts ezec1son funds. IL ss.ys the
Ran SsavsSts have st&ked their hope
GA Gen. BoulAnger, and the peGli1csl
success be has achieved Is In no small
assaoHsss due 10 skse support gisen
- his causs hy Ea@iz-
III fssyshew declares thai Ficssaei
nwr~ his defeat 20 his ai-ineIlnaf5cn
70 Ssck Q asxrrez wIth Germany or
Efzay Tor the sake Of g1vsFag krs-s2 fuh
play Ii says kass1A desires %
sepz~ate Ansfriz-Hungxry from the
trspsr alliance. hslt ker efforts are
S.eorsea 20 fxaa-e We shall siand
were ne are called By o9r treaties 20
stzrssi. ard we shall Ae seen neither
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With the saesmie~ ef car f-sensss nor sae
Trends q ear eneEkeS The rsxrS-
grsph = hsaissea % have hesn Snspsr.ss
Ess ac1ns kxsnoky-


GHn sarpr~xs &@naanwwr.
Rskzs. Feb. ia.-Tn xusse q ,ssrts,.
ned negotiations, tA~ sssszerKs,s 80 ~.
cabinet CRISIS appears ~ distant 4,
ever The fxdsure uf Nlelane IN.
s3ieafes tie 1Asx2ate snsro~ssA ~ =,
of forming e4hSaes en- Ftrrvse< a.
orp0rTnEss lines Pressss1t carnot
today oser~d the pr~masr~hsp a,
Tirara, only - snexs with aroskxr r..
fns2i. he then samEaorsssl Meainr
vnssza he urged - make Ais0fhrr es.
Fort. bns be again declined b nnaer.
take the task President Garnet hx.t
summoned Senator MaFnin. A
former minister. A vel iIarrpsl;tedI
reForE says the president szaunstv IN.
csises towards . cabinet formed
mainly OF senator's. cenceiySne fhxt
sssrh ministry would harss q better
prusr<rz cf recesvfrg general Support
shAn . ToyernEaeHt cnrnn0SesI al more
pronounced members OF the rhsasSsr
ssaf late sAis eEening netting had l.een
settled.
AiaEiehs.--lf II sex1rses thar IA
Freyxznes ssas been appointed wsfh :
view of his forming eahines ana hss
promised txs give ksis answer IN usIsr-
ruw. The BoaEArgssts nox esssss %
adheTeRts IN the ch&mher.
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WASHINGTON, Feb i9---In the house
to-day Representative Batgerworth Of
Ohio introduced fer reference a Joint
resolution authorizing the president 10
invite the members of the parliament
OF Canada and the prenaiers and cab
lnets Of the provinces 10 visit the L nit
ea states MAY !. 1859. and be the
guests and pa-takers of the hospitality
OF the people OF the United States. An
appropriation of sI50.09o il made TO
carry out the provisions OF the reS5lsi.
ton, and joint committee Of the
house and senate Is provided for. 10
receive and entertain the nation ;
rueSfs
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U.rror. Of Hyarophahla.

Sr. Legss. Feb. "a Brooklyn. liz.
Is all wrought up with too cases o.
hvirpphahsa. James Moran, 3 boy Of
tender years. vas bitten hy a rzbld
dog THURSDAY. He was in commissions
and while his mother vas attending 10
him be suddenly EurTaest and tat her.
Te-szy both mother and son are suf-
feriur from rahses. and il i thought
neither can recover.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. fs-The senate
special committee on the presidents :
message relating 10 the Union and
Central Pacific railroads held a meet
ing to-day and decided 20 ask that the
Union Pacific funding bill. which has
been un the senate calenssAr ail this
session a. q special order, he recona-
r1itted 10 the COMMITTEES. This action
precinaes the possibility OF accom-
plishing any legislation on the subject
81 this session.
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.,,~m,, 60 wrres ; specie Train.

CfScINxATG. E<h- IA sfatensesaf is
published that a fast train on the
Louisville & Nashville, carrying car
load of silver dollars ard 100 pass
engerS. ran into lot of ties ssscea
on the track by robbers near Walton,
XIV. Friday nigat bat the fierce of she
shock broke the otsssralctsen aid the
train raised safely
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vienna. Feb. Ies--The Pslitassl Csr-
rxspsssaemos says. According Co semi
official adviceS from 81. Petersburg.
the object OF Gen. konarosf-s slsif 20
karkudi Is 20 occupy all important
str2fegScal points on the Afghan
frontier. to enable the Russisns 70
strike prompt and crushing hlow in
the event of the opening OF hosniiifies
by the 2naesr Of Afghanistan.
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rcs,a 40 r.rrets VITA

Ngw YoEx. Feb. Is--Juxfsee pkttsr-
son CT the supreme courT has dsEaaed
,Ae avs.sication 1T Henry Disiig in fhe
snis against Lawrence Karrrss aEsa Ed
win Booth fu- fhs appointment q :
receiver cf the pFossss es sassr 1esEs en-
s.~rx~Sss
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The L..t cahln<, p.nn.r.

WasHfssres. Feb. i9--Presidens
and Mrs. Cleveland were entertained
at dinner tonight by SECRETARY and
Mrs. Villas. Ii VAS The last of the cab
inet dinners of the present admins
f-afsgxsa
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA Rnaelph
Blankenbnrg & Cos large importing
house xss burned this morning. The
flames spread rapidly. and the Blank
enburg and adjoining bniidings in
strawberry snd Bank streets were del
uged with wster 10 save them. 80 that
The destrucssoa BY Ere il probably the
smaller item. A rough guess puss the
loss 81 bali migiian: Insured
The latest estimate os she total los
Is uo@ placed at $3.50 O0o, insurance
ssSs.I5a Among the PRINCIPAL losers
are kEsdoiph Hlansenherg A ce.,
$40 90. insurance. tz5t SO. Henry
e. LEA. so 90. Insurance.. &ssls0.
Thomsoa. Fonsx a Co., SO. go. IN
zu.ance. $50 6u
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Eseefiag Of the stockholders Of the
D~lswnre. f4aekawanna a Western
rai.ro@d vas held to-day. The cnsy
change in the aIrectars was the retire
aent of Jav Gczld, whose place 10
tiled by Henry a. c. Taylor. sois Of
SUI the lzrgess holder of the cssrn-
peny's a stock The retirement 81 Could
i ia accordance with his wish.
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MrssxAraass. Feb. ls.--Ahoat three
we~ks aro w. "a. leo. Of Leo a
Mneller. deAlers in furnaces, left ilke
cssy. taking with hsHs nearly E.U1 of
the sErm's rncn~y. Fl II reported flist
he has heen seen al Hea<na. Aosst-s
and Seattle, bat nofhsnx dc6nske r.
knSwn az his whereabouts
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Diseharxisw ,hs raa.m. LA,.sr~r..

PANAMA svia Galyestonl. Feb. L.
Twenty-Five hundred men weir dis
charged from canal work at SaverniIia
ON the 10th. The contractor, con
time 10 eartall the work on all the
sections There Is strong Military
force on the 6ne OF the canal 10 rasir-
tain ssryse~
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CEsczxSsTT, Feb. l9.-Early ihas
morning the machine slsorn. car shsps
and locomotive hoase IL the Csntan-
nssi. Indianapolis, 81 L<suis A Chsa,xo
Railway wese fogna - be on sire- A
krong sind was fs4oxang from ilhe
sf, and when the hrernen srri,fcd
tie entire property xas 5corned- The
loss 10 the railroad epEBpssy il esff
mated - s3a5 90. trssarance, hat
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imFrtsanment with Hnrsa Labor.
nrsLsx, Frsa - -Whea the case OF
q krlen was resume3 at Tras<e to-ixy.
O hr Ell refused 10 allow Hsaay. his
coarsel. 70 ars0Iesixs for the lianguAse
the latter had asess 20 Col Turner
daring the progress of the case yester~
aAy. % krsea also declined % raake
any fa-ther defense against the
charges hrought against hiin under
the erifzaes act
De M2gsstrafe theFeupoa ssntenepsi
U krsen 20 six Inonths' imprisonment
with hard labor.
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I1oSpos. Feb. 10 lin . giovs flghs
to-day between Prifehard and lIaye.,
for Eln0 side. the latter was com
paet&ly knocked ous, his nose arid iaw
being broken. His friends hroke into
the ring and free fight srssnesS.
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WAsHHSesuS, Feb. ia-Tbe house
committee on military affairs has de-
cidei 20 recommend the appointment
Of W. II. Markham OF Pasadena. Cal.
as manager Of the Pacific coast hoyrls,
for volunteer soldiers.
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VIENNA. Feb ta--Empegor Francis
Joseph has summoned the hei.. pre-
samptsye, Archdnke Francis To l,essh.
IA introduce him 10 the leading polii~
ical men and members os the aisstoc-
racy.
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SEw Yoxx. Feb HezlrS
Marsh. proprset3r ef haEea On Broad
way died this evening de hsd ssssn
in basiness IL syrScuse- SAn frarisru
ard Veg Nssrk
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Paris. Fab. ia--Fx- President isrevy
has been taken saddenfy III. Is Is
feared his consultation viii break
down
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PAgss, Feb. la.-The Eifsei tosse- IL
nov - metres high. Work siisl be
completed In two weeks.
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5000.
5000.

Lots in Orient addition, s0xi0o feel,
FIVE blocks south OF Jackson street ad-
d;tion. Homes are being built and
churches and school are conveniently
near. Terms easy Prices range from
$40 up.
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pxss she &ftse 4
con Eie1eu with a
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The Following Are Offered for a
Few Days:

2I,WO. sAv.n and We. '.os. ..rss'.' s'al !.
parian rights; half cash, balance
one to three years
4esnn LOT ON FIFTH ST,
SO0UU. near Main. exrao. one.
half cash. balance one year.
$3.50. HOUSE s,...s AND D, ,.,l LOT
son; house with nine rooms. closets.
pantry. ETC.. stable sixs0 feet. fruit
trees: $500 cash, balance on time.
eOsnn HOUSE AND LOT ON
V-oVV' Ninth street, near f.enora. !.
house has eleven rooms, fine well ane
onthaildings; one-and -half-story
hoGse, with basement; two blocks
from car line: $500 cash. balance one
year.
21tNl Ioi y E'hs =.
FooV' Knights addition. 6Sxin
feet. two-story. eight room house.
water and bath. etc. ons-half cash.
balance on time
S2O6(1. TWO LOTS a'l.. n LAW, LAW,
ooV' ior's addition, olxl1
seei eseh. Terms cash.
S17Ml HousE AND LOT IN
YtVV' Edas & kaigasss addition.
aeAr Madison street; two tory house
Of sax rooms ons,half cash. balance
ee tine.
oARCAlkS IN ALL PARTS OF
THE CITY. ACRES ON GREEN
LAKE. CALL AND SEE Us
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cholcest Property
which, pleased Intsnoing Purchasers
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VISITOR =
Residents Of Seattle
cordially cali be-
EsheIman, L|eweIIyn & Co.,
POST BUILDING.

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For 9 C~ustomhouse

For 9 C~ustomhouse
Controllers, salary
at $1,000 ............
For 2 assistants at
Christiansted' Gus
omhouse 80. -.
For 2 do. at Frederik-
sted's do..........
For labourers employ
ed at the scales and
at the C~ustomhouse
boats ...... .......
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ing extra labourers,
stationery, and
other various 9 x
penses at the Gus.
tomhouse Depart
ment .............
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Harbour Department
and for BuoyS dc. at
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6. The Post Office
and Telegraph De-
pdrtmeat.
Subsidy to the West
India d Panama
!, Telegraph Compa-
ny
7. Mi~IitqryBrpenses.
Fixed Expense for
the Military force.
Expenses in common
with st. Thomas.
Expenses not fxed,...
S The Militia ana
Fire Department.
Salaries and Emolu-
ments ......... 49,.
For procuring new ar
ticles of inventory.
For attendance to the
engines and other
expenses .--........
For payment to fire.
men
8. The R0Gd Depart
ment, Streets dc.
The Chairman of the
Gommission of
Roads, salary.......
For compensation to
the Road Inspectors.
Expenses for the re-
pairs of streets,
wells and bridges
in the towns.
For lighting Of streets
and other public
places ..............
Payment for a Ora
velpit ..................
10. The Department
of Pablo InStrWC-
ton.
The School Inspec-
tors and Sub.In.
spector's salaries
and travelling ex-
penses.
Salaries etc. to Teach
ers in the Town
Schools =. =. 3
Do. to teachers in the
rural schools. 3.
Other expenses IN
connection with all
the Schools. l.
Rent of school-room at
Friedensfeld >. 49,.
In aid of the private
boys School in
Christiansted, up to /,
For rewards to pupils
afte- the yearly ex-
aminations .........
, 1889-10-26
Brought forward. {
s2,5O0.O0

For Office expenses
and a messenger, af-
ter previous approx
al Of the Govern
ment and according
to specified q c.
counts s, to an
amount of ........... 1,135.0O
, 1889-10-26

Overf0rt. ...............
Toldforvalteren i Frederikste d.
Gage .....- $500. .....'
Til Hestehold
Til Contoirhold og ct Bud, efter Ind
stilling til Gouvernementet og specih
cerede Regninger, indtil.
Til Q C%ontrolleurer, Gage. s1,2oo.........
Til 2 Assistenter we'd Christiansteds
Toldsted.
Til 2 do we'd Frederiksteds o.........
Faste Arbeidere we'd V@gtene og Told
b~odbaadene ............
Til Nattevegtere, Leie af Extrafolk.
til Reqvisiter og andre ubestemte I'd
glitter we'd T~oldv@senet
5. Lods-og HarnepGsenet SAINT Sikker
hedsanStalter ced Sdmme. ........... ..
6. POst-og 1elegraf Tesenet. .......
Tilskud til "The West India & Panam,
Telegraph Company -...."""."."
Z.
Serligen normerede Udgifter,
Felles Udgifter. ..~.." ..,.....
S@rligo like normeredeU dgifter, .......
8. Mjljce-og Brandcesenet.
Lonninger og Godtgj0reIser...... .....
It'll Anskaffelse at nyt Inventarium 49,.
For Tilsyn med Spr0iterne og andre I'd
gutter,
Til Loie af taste Brandfolk .."~.~~-
9. VeirGsenet, Goder M. M.
Fernandez for Viecommissionen, Lon.
IVederlag til Veiinspect0rerne
Til Udgifter we'd Reparationer af Gader
Bromide og Broer i Byerne, .....-. -.
IGaderg og offentlige Pladsers Belys-
nlng,
Detailing at en- Gruusgrav
10. Acknowledgements.
, 1889-10-26

Til Contoirhold og ct Bud, efter Ind.
stilling til Gouvernementet og specif-
cerede Regninger, indtil.
, 1889-10-26

Til Nattev@gtere, Leie of Extrafolk,
til Reqvisiter og andre ubestemte I'd
glitter we'd Toldv@senet
, 1889-10-26

Carried Forward. ......-.....
, 1889-10-26

skoleinspektoren og Underinspekt6ren,
Looming og Observation-Disclosures.
L@rerpersonalet we'd Byskolerne, Looming
N. m.
Do we'd Landskolerne, Looming m. H..
Udgifter we'd By og Landsko-
lerne
Leie at skoleIocale paa Friedensfeld 49,.
Understottelse til den private h0jere
Drsngeskole LChristiansted' indtll...'..
B el0nning etter Aarsexamen
= .YcE
III
Overf0rt ......""..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

Recently. Col. Bill Scott, Of Penusyl-
vania, prepared anice little benefit for
Col. Lamont, at the country's expense,
in tho shape of an amendment 10 the De-
f%ciency bill, rotroactiyely increasing the
salary of the Private Secretary during
the past four years from %. 200 to 90. 900.
That would have given Col. :. LarnoHt
$1,000 in . lump with which to begin
life as q private citizen. Probably no
senator or representative would have OBJ
jscted to the appropriation, since Col
Ls1ont is %dsservedly popular in the leg
islative halls Of government. Ho had
not asked for this gift of the peoples
money. He had not lohbied for 1t. All
he had TODD wa to stretch forth his
hand and grab the cash. But as soon as
Col. Lamont heard what was going on,
he 70 down and wrote to Scott that he
had accepted the Office of private score
tary with o full understanding that the
salary was only 81. 200 . year. and that
he had no desire to be benefited by back
pay legislation. He asked to have the
amendment stricken out Of the bill and
his request was complied with, Presi-
dent Harrlson's secretary will draw IS, 900
ayear.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-08

AH-Ase1 5s4tHsa EEHg -.aa EHttsL. .HHFHE
President Harrison takes charge Of his
efice with tho best wishes of ali good
Americans. Tbs tax before lin il tire.
mendous. Besides having to deal in
seine way with the tens Of thousands Of
hungry Office seekers. he will have 10
face a status of foreign relations of the
most embarrassing character. The prob
lem of the surplus and its cause, the tariff,
will confront him. The. vcxed question
Of suffrage in the South will have to be
assaulted. The ability Of Harrison TO
keep cool and keep his own counsels has
already::bcen made clear. With NIL the
cunning that politicians and newspapers
could bring to hear to discover from him
the nEke-up of his cabinet, nothing bet.
ter than guessing has resulted. Should
his wisdom equal his discretion in this
respect, Harrison will make a good pres
ident.