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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
THE TOWER OF BABEI-
A f4Story Building In Chiezgs Falls
az Its Own weight.

CztcAs2a. FeA. Is--s1re OF the sss;siies1
o.ssce bnIasimgs IN AEaeYtrA Collapsed saas
saay morning A aHMbeF Of wozkmen
rashsd 0ut jsst Ia tszae 20 escape being
srusseA under = mountain os sgecgzge-
The rnsrcs1 hasl14ng wes Eh2 0wfBgs block
a l-esatifal Essh5E strssesnre Il stories high,
saraase1 ~ fAe corner OF Deagn0rn and
A1kxns szreess lest opposite the pzssto1sce.
ia TIE esnsey II fhe kzsxlneSs district TIE
4 Iower stories fell IN cze after k1Ssker.
sexyinE toe @a4is foF sfe upF~F floors
ard ruaf sz&a1s&z II q asesGset.ly shskg
ssanssssson. In tze tensA saory tks tie EspeF-
iax = wes detective ~ sAs damaged ey nat
nral setting nE toe sksaAssng-
Ahsygf haIEpzst ) &ussi&y EA1rEtus .
dozen o- ssaos wezkra&n as0 were ~ tbs
hzs<saeat bard En 1EaiaSssEs erss ksfsg and
eraza. FssTsznz3ely fnT theta feey SD fus
step - in7Effe the eaass. esas sslssses1 sfsss
slczIlF faso kgse street ssaceNsstesz q
fhanAegvzss reF@oyss kessnwess tEs Asxt crash.
then azse En&shsy din. sa1 Efae 9fzosEssseFE
wAs Sized win CREST Epyssabg essza9 oi
azss @bea tie air eaeSress, wkzeFs zsfa-<
szary 9tssvT story r1sse via ever eFfFss
xzscss % au.asxzi ssFcn9th AID derssaltty,
r.ggw wzN q f4usassae heap ef s5essssa- wh&Ao
4 sxazea xgs Eees aEscse vas esagstE ssYs sf1g
bent and distorted ATaa <eeE1s tAkf asse
anA fA4ee nre5scsxa fTes3 t1e w.sss- TIE
sF.s.a1sFsxs ysssenz agz c1asrazsHTs NNge sEEs-
zasnes Hug e51 6og Ae@kE 20 aass szy Lea
az she eA2Se at SAse mTeexs ~ 8 sGe4 1s1
sksey kxysz il ezsesally 81 Themselves.
he h0Sl6zEg. whscs @ns rzFNa4y sp-
xsysss<sz zNE casn PleEt@sss Was czas1sseEs4 tssss
a sssn 1aezz Ia kA1 e4sg ssEaEa ss&sG - y
"a eongsa2en9s. ssreagta &s.4 sfvistsszk4lfx
Ftsss szsrea s0xer szeraes @eFS 81 ss01s AnA
essa szherx slsase nf pressed hfsek- Eae 6kss
frssar x2s en11reiy 81 tile sapfSSea z
3 sxxs &c srun xSrzsrs- Tts Elses af SAtrs
fne aoa<sssx aas raasse were 4zzea sosst AE'
llks kex3zDaex, AID sag cxt<nsAsn o. t1s
. scsee esszsazax sAcz wsaad lend - klsas
| tse enkisr snxsn sG drop uax. - = prsSz,h
| "a thns sse sess1zny gs the ba1l6kng esree<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19

ressznsion ksviag szeeu szksa IN. rrve
shra sid shers wozl3 BE- q <aeessnr ,f Tte
facznE railroad razn fs<ee "a rul,r--svxs
1<srzfzxs az1 + u1zI21 sRSea - 6saS-Eatxszs
MsssE sssE ss< not ne Wiz Ssk fa- reS1crs-sun
ct the Een5fn< hkEl - rs pzzna.
Aae sT1azF SneE v@S1Ee&s tie enrszserm-
1oa of tAe Texas eztrzxes rssosrfsrZs. ar.s
Ecks a~z21 nis son-fA days a-vrxssns
sx4sEss - Ee declared h< bal nc sx.sz,z.
g - cr Justification fer The r1is5ine
g p sss-aaxes IN WzsAfsgtaa czz.afy, hat
1e 60 nct cosszezaa 4 na0re sTr5aely 81
rcxgss = more sincerely than df.l fRse s.ssrsss
et That coGzsE. ard he asd nos Ssv b2lSss--
boxes were rAtsesl IN every secsSoa al the
4 zzisss1 -z2ses- 5Ek as DID s2y that hyihssxr
t.olz ard Enhlasetzg. Gi4s prera ia every
section af Fhs c0znsry except IN TIE snz.S.
v slsfE fhey did no- have any naoney %
oNT eata osae- with. and is axye3-szs IN no
congressional Investigation snto hrias-y
" TIE lak9 Sseets91. NxEy Ersiieszaenes
Ne y as told had been fezngi IN fssfssars
fov e-1a3<y. nEHa-teashs Of tkesN indicted
being E-epHo1lcans. sNS 10 seasfor haS risen
kae gske1 sux al investigation there
Issxe referred 20 the alleged usse Of sssiscas
CT dollars II Inezsna- New York ar,es Eh<sS..
1s-An1 g tie last esszTinn- WAC wazld
eA&rge the sseUrie ef Gny Of those s.zrzs
wifn eonapszeifg IN those eItMes. aaA whv
should the people of Texas and 81 the
wl1ssae south be held responsible scr Ssnxle
Sozta- Leere was more muscle
ta2n money. and there was no bribery
there. while Ia the Na<sh shere was raove
taeneF than umssle and there was no vio-
Ienre there u was forre in the South. il
was fraud and bribery In the North. OF
Ehe two crimes trihery waz the most dan
sSrDzzs and snnst dsEcul1 70 provide
against Is - the hanging Of three ne
groeS 81 Brenhaa. Coke declared Ii had
been the work ci "a irresponsible mob.
Ike race question epald not be settled hy
ss2fufs. The people Of TIE South should
De let aaone. II he had 10 say hoH the
race qaestica was 20 he settled be would
reseas whsf the senator from 0Aio she's
mani was represented N the newspapers
few days ago 20 have sale, and thai was 10
lTt fax people Of each state attend 70 th4
matter themselves Il the people 0s the
south weTe let al1ur: II no ei2 and c0zn-
tort we're given 50 agisafors " DO disturbed
TIA public peace in thar section. the race
question xeuld be sefssssi quicker than
Was supposed
Atthe close OF Coke's speech the resolu-
ton was laid aside and Allison. fron the /
com EaifSes on appropriations. reported
back Iae sznssry civil appropriation bill
win sfne e1dsneats and gave nQgsee he
would call i up fee fs0rrow
The house bill 20 provide sor taking the /
eleventh and subsequent eensaseS waS
passed, and The senate sdioarneSs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19

ST. LoEzs, Feh iS-The a4tetx. goek
t'ezssts says fhere IA little Doubt sron
iaess that hase cosae 20 i1gas wishin the
past few dsys. that fhe sss2ssfns of ca.
- :. ~ k.ays On arg kaewa and that Aefoge
song tfey Will be IN tAx clutches
cf tie lsx. The Ga.rtff r}sIrns
Lasf after the arrest 81 eersAia Gig zssax 81
NonSsy cozaFs fug unlawful kntexfereaec
with federal sSecsfanx. oycrsRres mxrc
made - the Kepanlicaa state censrta canr.
fAafse& s0x = eesnpru1aise hy whasA tina
Prosecution 9ssssid s~ stopped Tse cxsas-
ualftee agreed 10 the cornpronfsa. has
refused 10 withdraw the rexard az.
Tered Tor the arrest az The ss&<kasf
sRen Who stole ballot boxes The rpprs-
sentative OF the ps-fses ~ MoFrfabna re-
Turned 20 shat E-Nari. feeding that the agree
meat would Dc satisfactory snsi stating % 9
he believed the Rg-eemeas wauld
save C1ayfon's Hfe The na-tses for
WSozn he had t~ea sresfzns
however, refused 70 comply witl the
terms, because the reward of SiDao hsd rot
tseen wsthdrawa. BeyenA this. netting i
snown Of the conclusion reached by fhe
Morrfllfon parties. bat il is certain thar on
IAas night two men went from Moxrl1on
10 PiurzgHervilie.
IITrL8 Rock. Feb. s<N--sc. I. Cosfsaan 10.
day presented III the lower house 10 the
Arkansas legislature ihe resignation of
ssiaseI q and taree cosiesgnes. yFalssE,
1ickess sld Cranberry. representatives of
Pulaski coauEy. In whsea ntne ballot
boxes containing q large Republican
majority were stolen from the once s9f the
county clerk last September The con.
faisfee en- elections submitted q resDrs in
favor oi sezlag the fear consestzRfss @ W.
thompson. GoL z. H. MoFehearr. ]. sbweus
and A. j. Riee, Republicans, who issmesfi-
sie5y teok the cath OF ossice and fhti sessS
OF tie four retiring members
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
A vIEULEST CoNFEDERATE.
officeholder Thomas Fister and His
Zeal I'm Coliectiug Assessnenss-

WASHINGTON. Feb. fs--A iall meeting oi
the senate COMMITTEES On public buildings
a71 grounds was held to-day tn consider
the case Of witness Thomas Fister, shIef
clerk of the supervising architects Office.
OF the treasury department, who last week
refused 10 answer curtain 4 uesfsnns regard
ing the collection ~ receipt of political
contributions from empaoyes III the o.sice.
When asked by che subcommittee AZ q
meeting to-day, witness was given another
opportunity 70 answer the questions. bns
again refused. The committee thereupo8
went into secret session. bat Just what has
been determined upou has not yet deyei-
0ped. II is reported that iAe matter will
probably be settled IN the seusfe some time
today. aud II Is the impression that Fisser
viii De arrested sad brought before the bar
OF the senate for contempt
There was presented 10 the committee To-
day the letter of John A. Dix. secretary of
the treasury In 1861. 10 Speaker Bennington.
one Of the ENCLOSURES Of which was the
famoGs order containing the words, IF
any man hsuis down the American Tag
shoot him Oh the syaat. Another enclos-
TIRE ID the sasne letter referred 10 the yOlun-
fary surrender of the revenue cutter Rob
ert Mcclellan By the refractory witness,
then Thomas II. Fzsiev. TO the state Of
Louisiana, for which he wss dismissed
freEn the service. He served with the Con
fcderacy throughout the war, although 3
native us Pennsylvania.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
A CURSE on FREE SCHOOLS.
The Pope Strikes M the Baiwzrk Of
American Institutions.

NEw YoKE. Feb Is.--In all the Catholic
churches of this city to-day the eneuslical
letter OF his holiness. Pore Leo Xii. was
read. The letter - written on the h:iiesh
anniversary of Pope Leo's priesthood. and
the eleventh Of has ponsinrAse. He SAYS
that in every land where the Catholic re-
lsgson n0urtshes. The Roman ehnrsn Il
duly reverenceG and hon0rex4 with fervent
love aua sovereign harmony. we have
many fsrces." the letter SAYS. ssss in duty
eound. undertaken the defense Of truth,
and sase sfrssen 10 expound particularly
those doctrines which seem 60 be saess, use
tai. 80 that, knowing the trafA. exery one
by watehfulDess and attention intghr
avoid ths r-estilensiai breath OF errors
AS fer the pubic schooas, there IL no
ecclesiastical authority iess IN them. ans. In
the years when Il Is most fitting for fasnter
zainss ~ be trained carefully Ia Christian
virtue. the preeepEs "a religion are. fsw the
most part, unheari- Many. aowafays,
seek 70 learn by the aid Of reason alone
laying divine truth entirely aside. sad
teaching, for instance, that matter tleue
exists In the world. and that man and
beasts have the same origsa and lsks na-
fEre. There ara some, indeed. who 70 50
far ss 10 doubt the existence af God. the
ruler and maker of the world and natare.
and the form of virtue. justice and duty
arc al necessity altered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
For printed mstter of this wonderful co,
the Choicest Property all
which pleased Intennlng Purchasers.

of
attic
this
os
Ev
oasa the World
2itA u IS
his
glorious
r. pushed
warehouses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
HENRY GEORGE VS.. CLEVELAND.
The Reformer and ehe Fat Man ,gnl
Influence q Conyentfon

CHICAGO. Feb. is.-~A surprise ls in store
for delegates 10 the American Tariff Re
form Conference. which begins its xeskaoa
IN tAts city tomorrow. President gleve-
land has written a letter which IL is ssileser-
stood makes .; some length positive dec
isrsfions ot hss views Epon the tariff ,,nes-
ton and It's future In American pelicy.
The letter was written "a Cozrcspoaainx
Secretary White, who declines 20 aslaw *
TO Dc seen tonight. and fntfn.ases
that IL will cause something
OF q sensation. Aside trosgi
fhis. the convention win have psenfy uf
business 20 consider. II seems prolAhse
from the tone Of the seformers aIresd,i ar
rived, that an animated contest will eeenr
between these who want absolute free
trade. or approximation 70 Il, and those
who advocate mkhier views. A nea' ese.
ueff in the convention VIII be the snsde
lsDd-tax men The strength Of the league
u put BY tbs seerfsary al f2oD. raittly
Democrats. although the organization
claims 10 be non partisan strictly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19

tAe zrss h-szk. assl3 n ~ fss xears,s af ss.e
zzxss Ssraesrsxs.ess frsssa tnss fansh aessr ear-
rIezs saSz Tie sens4s asssr - she fn9ez
structure
Inc zz2sfzr E-ezzes eexz EaeDs = n fsnr kss.ss-
Asss Nae1- Tb~ srxv fact sA&f khs ssssssssEg,s
Mss ez1rSSg unforeseen Seesas 10 Ae reSex-
Ally uEszSsSarest sAe E1ast xn~saux ~ Assss -
is, w2Ta tzkea IN esu1refsaa rssh fAes
issea taaS = zszgnt A3ve escrarress .EAeu 4he
building Was csx1psesed ard fiaee wssh
oscEr4nkS
Notwithstanding the xrsas height Of ne
ha4adsnE. the Lard GA uAfeA Il ;,sxsxsss i
aas zassre thaa 20 sees @swArS me sses2ra
EAs - atss1se ever inca - ghe Rsncss.
Tbs exterior saaws ~ sigas "a ssss wrrssk
kaksSe.
TaE xAzS sTgrrxCKR gx1Nsxgxp
Tbs cry commissioner af aalhlaaxs To-
dsy examined rae damaged oafnsrs seracs-
Ers aal rer~sys tie injury mach eSs thar
stated YESTERDAY a ps-faaa al lAe tied
az<r.rS sssouz sweaSy sext aang and six
wssse. which Joined the tue main wfngx 81
fae Sali1zn<zs es2 juss bexn ailssa - aas
vas. n tAe language Of the hulInar. sa5Ti
Sfe~z This Wss struck An4 eF.1eatsy
sAsssSnssa saturday astexncssn hy IL heaxy
ron water saaS 1hseh wss being ixisea i
tns roof. Il gr&anaaay warkess isxse ans
gage sssys carrying the -<zesn. naFt1aa os
sne neoE below = - the n@seHaSlst RE
com missioner reporEs TIE nsln Structure
fet iss4rcs sn tbs slSGAtesE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
FIVE PLACES SURE.
Blaine. Window. Rask, Wan
aHlaker and Thomas.
exS. SoRI.x-s CHANCES coon.
Afiilsnaire Proctor OF verpnsns W.
iss Hasrisaa--wAraer Miller and
ssssl.sn thu Race

tSasaSArsa1s, FcsA gs--spc.sl.s.oa = q 1.
es@y - : q
t.n,,..s - ..ss.- =, = -.
- s asNEle ~ rosSacah
$40 sosss@ sAzsaAf exrus<s Sdssrss 20 name
sae een nFsssse caasacs are widely variant
especially s. 70 fAe ->s-ffals,-
lH sAa inEa+snr sa.ef 80
,4ss,rss~n s-s..s. = ~
,,sss-.s~s. - as1sssr. harmon oan
s.s~-esssS - oeAes ave F-srtfeltoss
- - 49, neAaa neS $40 -
shss S 80. 80 - Present cNasiettoa
gisrs s.ss-r..s.~~ e - ~ q safe. WIZ
,xs~-..s~ss., - s.se sftasMry hRsk %
iisfer.ss sss-sss... - - var. ihelasS ~
srNSer - ssas hAsF Ssa Wsnar
stas ssss., ~ Asa ssss s2as'sisSloa for eoup-
sFsssys.s- -, : - 10y - = loslAs VIII eno
ssSfh ssi.,s 80. - r go Ias ferxsstenc1
fhss sssx = s.sss.. sj,s - 9tllss af
s,ssse,a - 49, ssN- ia t9e sSsrrfy-
zssrt So ,.-ss 49, ese.s ~ acsie ss the ~
s.,sshs,rsss.u rss- oat tEe ncs<
n f,s@les r. ~ - - ss tsf4sneas 81 gnSfsxs
Nearly s.i sAr ssSs,,..s.ax -.
r.a<oEa hsg., W.re-- assasa-zs tss so1se
49, e. -. .-ef s Altiss Ealne on tho
sssss ,,.s - - Ses---s@ASraa raTftolfos
s.sTss.'s - satS h1cxnAfor Piasf the
arssss,, 80 -.yss-.
.f,sx 49,. ~ s.sss ~ .sea- Fsrfzssszs ~
"a ssrf Az, a. -, -.ss.s Freetof, 81 YER
nia' n rns,sss-,'... - Esase rrozn saiifof-
yss,nrsssawss,s, ~ 49, :. Sseney a.
Nv M~sssss 80 .sAs' ~s- sstsa = a. snffherof
as S.,s @.,,-.s.A
ss,sr.. "a. 49, 80 So = - seAf0ed tna2
ss,,.s-sssr ~ ys,r~,T,ss@ "a nstNSea tsov-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
A COLOSSAL JUNKET.
The Canadian Legislators Asked TO
Come Over and Get Drank.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ls.--The Pest to-mos-
rev viii say Congressman Bafserworsa
viii soon Introduce d resolution requesting
the president 10 invite the members es par
lament OF the Dominion of Canada and
the premier and cabinets 81 the several
provinces of the DnsniEioa, 10 visit The
United states Absuf Mas next aad be the
guests OF tie people OF the United states.
The resolution mlil ask for sn appreprla-
tsoE Of sl5o.ess - defray the expenses Of
their visit. and provides for Ire appelut-
taeag AZ grand COMMITTEES uf - meEabeas
Of the hoGse Of representatives and sssis-
able number Of senasnFz 20 Teccive and en-
teEsasm she nations guezts it also anth0r
ixes TIE various railroad e8fn paaies 10
make a rate for transportation Of the dis
siuguIshe1 guests regardless OF the inter
state commerce acs-
The purpose Of ResserUorth resolution
Is 20 promote n rsors friendly feeling and
encourage closer Business relations be-
tprszef the sse<sElifs OF The SwD countries
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
THE LABOR MEN IN POWER.
They May Elect Gon senator from
West Virginia.

tHARLKsfus, N. Va, Feb. is.-In The
hall0sing tor tsited states senator la-dsr
Kenna losf y sefes and on the second hal
lot received =, while Goa Tuceiyei - Gov.
Wilson 6. sommerTills 4. Neal Union La
bori 3. with others scattering
rHfaog IA afoat tonight that the EtaoR-
Labor delegates VIII yoss fer Col feis she
senate and then make President Carr ol shss
senate governor and stop all the enittesf
proceedings between Fleming AID God
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
n~.sh - an Ensnent ClsrgymAx.

feYssrAsss Feb. a@.--heE. AZ Aff%Tk e.
fszzy lied Sx.e Saturday 1igAs at p7earsa
Ria
fAEb<rs TasssfskiS GRAY w&s ssEu a @sN
Work eaty Ms-cA :. t@sey was gFS4nEsss2 n
sAs JasgeFsIsy ss Ses fssk a-s1 - tiss sss1a.
ssrw1 Tt4s9soxssssa ssSaEnNry et rne Protestant
EsSsropa1 church, xasx Chaplain ~ TIE
psgartn Massachusetts, NJ e.xaAry 14xSn@ us
sz-. xnx Was elected wzrssen o Ezs1zsas
~ "a sai1ege Gn lss1 He wAs the azzasaz q
q wnzk en- PAsestZae RElsl ~ 411tnef -
xexseo. sex1ses sofsGzas al sA<TSs1 sen9 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19

WIsaxSgxtsx. Feb E1-TAe cou-s -
rzsssns hAs 1fxen Judgment fes q 81. SO -
fzvex Si TIE Eentral tas4Ee kAaiway "a Y
- zzsSs swz5sssf ms FIEs4as6 STATES faT vita
s,safA fsxsftssFssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
Rra n,larnla ln s.r,i..

Lesbas. Fsb ts-sThe people nf srr~is
are areatly ssatasa,. oxsr the recent raldn
- bSEansis. I1ae tsutiaws set fare to uu-
"a the village sh Gi&fstx and fouk then
aNai 50 the lnpsss.ss=znz other sffjaxua
were iootsSt and the xiris aud cattle ssOlxa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
KI.,n,. rr.tsmany Not wanted.

WksufNsToN. Ech- IS-Mr. kEHIa. the
American newspaper EnaR whose s1Sess-
fures in SAraos have been The sat5sct Of
international comment. wsA not appear
before fhe committee en- fore4xr relations
a. least for the pgesssng- he teiegrzpked
secretary Dayxrd uF3n his arrival IN S&n
Fyaacisrss, AID suggested tAAs he be sHzn~
Inoned 50 testify eslncsrasng matters In
samoae. bat the SECRETARY Vas advises shst
the com sasTfAe did rot ss<esrl IL I%ssfFaE or
polite 70 take any further sserss n fhs
Ssrn0s matter. pending the Tsxmss os tsse
fss,yferenee II ke held in Bertha.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19
OUR FRIENlss IN CANADA.
The Liberals D<snAnd from En~lan1
the Power 4. Make rrn~ss@.

OTTAWA, oas. Feb H-There was =
yigeFens debate - the house OF c9mnaoua
to-day on rsFt@rightk resolution thak
CfAsata shosild have the right of nexaftn1.
ING nef own treat;ts. Sir Richard c artNrirht
mAse q Vigorous speech. which Annoycd
tae conservatives exceedingly. He aid
CsitSda uax 1ssxea into & ssanrsrous s,s.~s-
tieii In The sssiHz of 1852 with the Afpw<-
csn pcopse. indignant rre4tmsnt was -
sorl Amer5cao 1Sf,sxmtu b. the assnan-
ION snth0siises hetaaaadixn xoyern menS.
Ae s=aA had taken warning and lrpnte6
fnen bsiser slacs. The fisheries anextjon
VA slisl darxsrnns issse. and Canadian
tnhsrests csnasz ssss trusted In Epxlsxh -.
hassAdagv hagsax
Minister Fester esnfendrd that Canada
has all the latitude she requires Tne r.ssrs.
lutien wass4eieatsa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-19

CHICAGO, Feb. fS.-A ftsp&trT from pes
Mosnes, Ia, says The Polk comnfy grand
lazy. by yose Of - 4. saturday fnfiifed
TEfIfey has for months been trying % So
care tae pardon Of her son. sao wss sea
fsiacel 10 ~ years in the peaiientiaxJ for
theft. GOV. LssrsDese refused several tintes,
and as defense ngHt1st the agitation Inah-
Ashess q pamphlet dS,siiing tue ssTc am
stances surrounding INC case. ssn certain
statement. contained in this Mrs. Turney
baazsd hes information for criminal libel
with the result - above.
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rn. omnieas EnI In . Hole.

WAsHENeTcx. Feb. fS.--Thls afteTEsos
she epEkE-ees oa tho cEnaibus territorial
hsgl xere ia sesssen tsfo s0aFs wsta0sif esssla.
ING Il 4 coxielESlsE- T0ey exchanged
sssws a. lengsh AID separated n eozsssssef
rkens over night sEssf fEiee* sgazz - Faogrow-
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PARIS. Feb fs..-The tribunal az con.
fasire. befoer which application W.
msiie - declare The Panama cnnal CO.
bankrupt ON the grsund that ia ID : com-
mesciai coniany. has decided that Il Is 3
som Iaarnlal ssssapssay. thus upseffIng tho
fsnzfss CurayAnys Plea, haxed on the ~
cent dcctssoa 10 the tribnnai III the sriue.
that Il % civil concern and that thS
trihansi ef rommerve had therefore No
Jurisdiction tn the rsAfsar.
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NgKMgx0aAa. Ala. Fshs fS.-lf il Fe-
xsytes3 snss q ryesczssa y.4s#ed shfoash hika
eamuty 60 TALES sugsEn 81 h&re. A&sz NfE.s1s
a1sEx xsexx 1.Hzge s@Stfsl rers11s Tire
II l. irapusss BIC 80 ssksssn sssG Ezsrf1e1sws
ss-ntgA1
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BsEffs. Feb. is.-The coloxae fSases6e
says lt thinks tlsa white book ON samoon
sralrs recently iseue1 tJ the xoEeranent
besss striking hesfisnuny 10 the wixslcsa sxD1
moderation OF frsnfe Hianarck II hol1s
that The reports Of she German cesxul .
Apfss prove tisitt the aesion Of the Aueff-
eAas Was iiicTHs and ovefbxaFsnx, and khat
The i,olikr OF sheFrazny was bringing peace
II a Ff1<y4
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Arshbl.h.r walsh Ar,ro,.s r.re..

pigsIIs. Feb Archbishop walsh d.
lic school 10 siisy. 10 the course Of hls ~
insfks he said tire gVycYRmesat ought =
treat Irish Catholics tn more liberal Ma
ner and p4ses their colleges on an cquail1y
xttis ether colleges. bat Is Appeared fhe3
isxftlation on Tie subject coul1 not he en-
Yceied unless the demand wAS hackesl N
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Death Of : Knieker.eeker.

sEH YoRE. Feb. is.--Nfch0las DE- Fey
family Of Ie Fsysfsr. died al bis h<ane
0n West ffffeensh street yesterday. alter
. long sisaesn He bad heen aanaEsss %
his reoa nearly al tie tlzze fssr three setrs
lie was = 1irert descendant of 5aAenes b1
eeysser. ia fs1s be weuf 10 California slzsd
wss succesxfsi there. fesuFnlns q fes years
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FAkls. Feb Ia Melins. reroxnssinr fhs
lnapsMxinslifg u fuffnsnx . rAkaues on 3
concentration 81 tse ssyerai FvpubiSc6R
grvass. nas sasud9ned the attempt Il g
sxpssted that Frss1senf 9srn0s viii sppena
80 Rssuyser - ipfEs = msnkstry.
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isgssn0s. Feb. IS--gt to rersorts<z that 6
me 1sutnz sesslas Of p2ziismenf The e0y-
ernraens viii }suposa defense ipan u
fie<asEe 900. sbe propeeds 90 - dcsotcd -
the ,salsssrsrzsSs++s ri ~ snen-of- war and In.
crossing she t1xpede-bastx
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rae okleh.ma eui VIM Pass.

wAsHtsexox, Feb. is-Thc sra2ie eosa-
rai;iee on terY1so-ses hss 9eeiaiea - report
faxoraSlv the SpginxssE hsl 70 NsNsasza TIE
the te-r;sagy Of Ok kioAaEaa~ bzslS- esssseEfs
aE4 viii report a suf~Eitsfe aaknSxaxssag tssS
goYeranenE 10 treat with The Indians tss
exssnguisAmeat ef their title 20 the lands
nrepsrsfnry - orgaHSzsns fhs tertiary
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SAlxEsTsas. FeAs ts.--Tbe sseaaaer Fsrx-
day has Sass eempissed laying s1s miles Of
hc4vy ssa5EaArias ealsse befweSn Coatgse-
ysicos. Mexico. aud GisEvextou. Tex. sor
ssss Mexieaa Telegraph fsss thux dujEll.
c1fing the gait systsssa Of cables AzsA sasuF.
ing nase speedy tesegrsphie eoasaEnsesr
tina with MexieD aid CentFsi ard scsah
merton
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Chleax. 4 Altan Fia.nees

CEznAao. Fna. Es.-The annual repag1 ss
she Chicago & Alsan railroad taf fss y,8r
IssS xk0N@ gFa.z eerEEsags slf O. asfi. - ais
crease "a II. ~ III as e10snBsared wlgh 1877
Operating expresses weFe ss.sss1 ssst. q sfs-
crease af $50 Il; net earnings. $50 ID q
ss6Treasss "a Ss<- tzsz