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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23
CHURCHES IN CONGRESS


AKw YpkK, MAY - lin sise prszDs strsss.s
general assembly the ceK1ntltsee - isslls
and uverIures Tngssrtsss thai sf.e eosnaistsx
hHsi received oge<sareS Isssn nfs1en nsesas.
series asking revissol IL TIE confession I'll
falsfs- The committee uasssaarel & A4~I
thss rEauEss csnifs fran % nsasss nrxs-
bsseries should moi BE- ignored. yes fheasfsss
the sssSemfsly should nas take aefiam on slss
matter at Issxsess They Sugsesscsi that 4
communication he nstsfre<se8 IA afi1 81 1ssfs
presby feries III tl axss mildly. ask ing IL they
desired rev sssps, and Il satn what extent
The mat.sr vas made = ssserial order for
The report al the boa,sl &C foruign mis-
xzcns showed siiaf work ssfi The whole wss
prosperous. With fns unusual obstacles
More rsputg Was sscetItzt Ia saxet gise grNw-
ing demands. tenfrstslss Tens the lsast yessr
5t5l sH over 80. Coz
The matter OF adopting clause foar al
the concentrations ii tho special COM
1aittec on msSSigas among tife freedmen
came I'D for discussion af the afternoon
session. Tssis czanse asks Tor an express
Sion of confidsnee In tht committees EN-
dnssemsntof the manner In whirls Il has
carried ont the work entrusted TO L.
A substitute wss proppsed by Dir. Ham
In. Of Washington, snat the special com.
usiffee he retained IN <,{yicc another yeAr
and that Il listen % information IN posses
siou d the Washington presbvtery. He
claimed that the coHan iffee had hereto
fore refused 70 listen to this information
After vigorous discussion the substi-
tafe was put and received about twenty
ayes. while there was about 500 noes. The
report OF the special committee as whole
WAS then adopted witholif dissent
Rev. Dir. Chid1&w. of Cincinnati. re6d
the report OF the committee on publica-
tions. ana Sunday school work Receipts
for the rear were sss7 ,7sl, and nsa profits
III 500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23
EUROPEAN MUSICIANS,
skylarks and NIshting&fss Seem
Happy In the Sunshine or Oregon
WIN Probably Thrive.

PoIIrLAND, Nay 22.-severaI hundred Of
the song birds lately received from Ger
many. comprising nishsIngaieS. skylarks.
thrushes, goldEnches, srecnanchcs. hail
finches. chsffinrhes, Hnnets, stariingx, ETC..
which have been on exhibition for ssgerai
days IN large cages ~ tthcsxposition build
Ing, where they have been recnperatang
and fSgainirg the use Of their wings, were
turned loose at the ely park aud adjoining
private grounds today.
such Joyous twltiering aud lHttering
ss took place when the cages were opened
and the liftle prisoners released fn the
b. light sunshine WAS never heard In the
stare before. a number OF birds hsve been
sent 10 various parts Of the state.
No fears are entertained as 20 the birds
doing we'll. bat the question Is. win they
know where 10 migrate this Misrf. aud win
they return here fn the spring. The 40.
eiesy having charge of the birds IL already
preparing for fErtker lmporfatiens. and the
English residents ere contemplating bring
fug out iot OF singing birds from Great
britain, the British sparrow not being fn-
cfufe6 IN the is&s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

WAsntsGTuS. May q. The fslstofIiee M.
ihoritls:s fedas began hssriisg In the
mail contract ea<zsF of W. II. smith, G. W
Underwood. .. II. rigg and 4. Y. ChapptIl.
af Windsor. No. ksss@nsienis arc the eges
eessfui bidders fnF about $50 mail nNslte
contracts. the execution DT oflo peff af
which waA recently suspended by second
Assistant P8stsnaafefa5enersi Whitfield
upon what ise regarded ~ eFlsleIRe of ifs
regulMrifles III the eseeisti9a Ct The saus
tracts and tie accompanying Indemnify
bonds en the part pf tAe rt.slassltsen1ss A
large gisfHabsF III the centfHrts ard bonds
we're Ho1 signed esther ~ the actual Ttin-
rigals or their Suf9Einss but eDt u the par
tics ia Interest signing fef all. Hespofsd.
ctss. tilufppgh their counsel. admitted
that many ~ the e0ntfaFfs wess mol slFnasI
By them Ia their own proper Yefxtgns. hs.t
la all eases wefs 9gaed i,y persons hssstiin9
proper powers uf attorney - xiga Ia siis5f
Siemd 1hef esFffssss3 perfect willing.
Hess ~ e1N'uie ness e1hfraets H,ssf Hex
bepsIs IN nfsy neszatxaH arn0sEBt nfsti sfosisiy
psAinfaiusa8 sssesr 1erIfet Iuuoeeuee af any
afiemptevi wrpfs The case Nfla continued
anita tkssnnrrf5ss
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". r. BOYD &CO.
eal AID e2s FRONT STREET
THIS WEEK,
SPECIAL BLACK GOODS SALE

Having SIT received IS larpr and comp,ets s nxa s r
Dress Fahrscs as were ever shorn i ,he % ,h, 81 , -
s'saa Inancesns'as N al grades Of Black DRESS Fables
snk Warp and Wool Henr;estss srom - r,r,,<s ,~ i
Pnesley & CO.. Bradford England 81 8
These gods are 81 far the most des.asae and -
mourning cosGnes of any dsess arirs = ,he ,.,.. -,
often used n combination With Grape
Also Presieys Black SHADED sx;.x.< srs p... - I,
Cords, and many other 81 lis new weaxe<
We have also received drdns the rae, @x4@l ,. X, s.
Regatta and Pau de soie Silks These yceabe silks
nov on sale and especially desirable they neither split pull
crush -
The staple brands o Black Rhadanex srnah s;llx s,;x
etc, will be included ID this sale s;cians Rrl;.r,; d -
Sanscas IN every style and grade.
The great redeeming qualify these goods have i ae @ b
they are kept clean and free from dust this account during the
coming summer months viii be than satisfactory so the wearer
As we are constantly receiving the novelties ii Dry Goods
Fancy Goods and Gents Furnishings consider
plete as any house on the coast
We always pleased 10 show cur sock
W. r. BOYD e. ca
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

CHATTANOOGA. Team. May 22-The
esoiufien question came MP again Today 10
the discussion OF the resolution ta dIsnp.
prove the action Of the South Carolina
synod eondemniug as uIlcnnsiitufionai the
acfiou Of shc Charleston prcsbytery In for.
bidding pub lice fess1tls against the do
cisluu oi Ralffm0re assembly In the Mood
row evolution case. Alter several heated
speeches the resolution disappearing the
action OF the South Carolina synod was
adopted by 4 vcte ef 11stp 81 Thus the
doctrine OF eyclution pns again snowei
under.
In . particularly vigsrens speech sns-
tanning The arIion 81 the Charleston pres
hysery, Dr 6i arsseau said they had right
as gyiartisans 81 the chffeh tG prohibit the
circulation Of such false dostrine The
matter comes down 10 tile whole question
whether Ne as a caurch are 10 consider the
scriptures as silent OF slst III regard "a the
manner OF creation The Baltimore assem-
bly, said not. the Eharlcstals pre<byfery said
not. and he hoped ;his general assembly
would do the ssne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

smlsaea Nmy q 1.-The lsssrs a tfasie
hssi given nssica that IL aaosasIans win
be- fsssnastesi to aeInsAra uniy
astsr the einsa of sAsx sa0asis.
This arssuf II srongff mhs,nf by
sssss fEf1s with haekes sisatss Tlsss suelnsies
al assp eUfa naeyeimE exchanges q fsse rnsIfl-
srs Intelligence - rscessftt sssMs fs1 sSw
ferx pftNzs,te extssasiee s9s.ssssefs liars
ssys.ss xhfrss N fAe hops ei sssptsAnlinl-
thEFne1 - tie riding naaEkes ssf tiEe ssssEsa-
fry Tor erasn ~ all ssrss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

JOKER, Msy 2 wosa Is received here
from Eisxsdwood thai the nsiners sf thai
place arc parasiug the streets III threat
easng manner. varlnz genxe4nee Hpon
eng saals wfas szax 20 70 wusz Ia place tl
the strikers. and saszze shreArGning to burn
IssTkk The ssersH did nss take posse
"a Hralstw0n4 IS at fSrs& feFsortest He
wesx ia Brgisspod Ia person Afsa fassud
tEaa* she siusr11s slesnnn<x 7Aksusxz ~ere seius
made b fsx'aaa strikers uewar1ed them
Thai xtscA ae1fnns snklkk ezasx. nssls mAtle II
slain thxt ga s3EsAf rrgesossslnn be w0s.ll
Exff xsas 4 snsTa a. kafss asz1ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

CgxctxxAzf, May 1l-The third day .:
Lafonia wxs cold ard siisxefesabse, sle st.
tendance large. TIE track SOW. A sAFlous
tlssnsisr 0rcnrrs1 during the afternoon.
gnt Geld WAs seat away Ia tie aefchantH'
ssakex hy Sfarttf xhsr5dan asld fAt race
snn sisbouf any - the q inGzes beirs In sic
etsEd. and the sFrnf flat discovered until
tAc Iaekeys cane nAek % wei4h cut and
found no os3s. Ia tAe stAu1 "a acknowledge
them Il1e JUDGES aanouneed al bets OF
on the sscs. as9 TIC aissHnre 70 be gDae
over axain- The txxefIze was NenfsDse ia;
tie frss race. Asit switched 10 she Chicago
stable eufrs 10 tbs sseond Fslu. Ea4s sta.
bio w0n both f1nss fiEa HfSE with Wsftsefs
fAe xkcund vita rxatflispes
Ihrnesgeas Bfsis aid MPw ards. ksfse.
tpuFxns ukle~-1 G.. Efirss@r NeE, Fan kkGz
second AxnxoE third tlnas. fsE1.
Two-yszz-osa Gsilxs. nine-sfxsefnfhs
n4sier-Arfsug Dance wof. nsuzat1ese setsr
cszd. Martha fxge tfsfrsss sEsse. stSs&-
sane conditions ~ tf.H serozsd- uint six
texash snIlee- Heify ho9 Nu1. Aftele II sec
end. Iseate third. fszM- 81
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1iaae yeazosds SD Hpwks<ss. ORG SUD
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

SAN Francisco. May s2-The annual
convention If tlse Protestant Episcopal
church lor the tssoessn ~ California opened
here today. Kew. DR.. ". II. Hili. chaplain
IL san emcntln prison. presiding. Bishop
KIs, icing insiisyxssd Forty nine out el
seventy two parishes afsd missions were
represented. TIE maiil question before the
css.senfien was that ss dividing the state
in fwo northern and sulifheTn siloeeses,
with bishops ier each The reading ol ma
jority ard minority reports on the suh5esf
was made d special ssrler for tomorrow
Tie majority repoft Is 10 the eissstf that
Ssufhersl California tan support & new
diocese. and recommends the appointment
ol d bishop 1T the general convention at rs
next meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

killing Frosts In wfsconxin ana
Nfnncsota~ SNOW In Michigan.


MiEwAuEsK. May 2.-Dispatches from
The interior 81 the state indicate that gar
aau truck and the tender shoots uf early
enr1, we're severely nipped By kost lass
night. Ice pue-csxhsh to one fourth OF sn
Inch IN thicansss was formed II - feared
the HtrsT berry crop In s.. cFolx aud Price
counties wiii be q total loss.
DETnofs May y ~ slight fall Of fnoH
IL imported from several parts OF tne state
this morning A furry of snsH passed
over The t:sy At an early hoa-.
ASNgksr0LIs. May zs.--A number OF
foEMs ia central aud southern Minnesota
report Hard frost This Enorning. doing
ssHsEaEe 70 seRetk tktiou.
CmlcxGe. May - Temperature a. s q.
M Eew Ynrx. Is. tbfcBgo. n: ~ fsal.
~, Winnipeg. As. Sew 0Flasas, 90
H&nnssuaEu no, Va. May y. ~ There Was .
severe ha-a ssufm Ia this SECTION today.
snuN sise fiji, and the Surrounding moan
fafns are tslstrfG with snow.
WHEzI1ass. ". Va, May Harrison
county was visited nF q tEfflHe hail storm
today. whHsh did great damage 70 crprs.
In this city slae hail lag ca tha gsusisd
frors tfsree 10 Eve inches cEep. Tie far
inarss i0s. isdil be vesg hssvy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

aasnaSs MAY 2es~Miillain 0sfrtcn -
day continued his ttxtihlssssy hefnfe ~
farueli susamssSios on The league. ~ x&l {
Was fsnuaed chiefly u e3sExae s<uset lnxals
lord eesabina1ions The laifliefsiz i5F6ir1
4 combination having rapstAI III a. - Z
ueo faf The rs,rppSp a. carrying s,slt etfo-
tions ~ the Wholesale and replacing te,a-
aas> by colonies III tenants from ulh6e
countries. He had Aessi Hsemher IL III
executive cesauaitfee III the irax1tc alr1cm3
sls organization aud lxsi neyrf heard II
Suggestion q vnraurasza otsffaZc
MtiaieSs affesfstesl q convention In Amor
lea Ia issa He hssf no coNAettfpn Nh.
tlynamilers while there The WASH hulk ~
those Who attended The eonse3st{0u KtGE
men nt Ehe hiAhtNt SialfdIng He 4leNg Z;
ulstintfisn httHsxa tyIfhinaIjtt and H.
galltS. The irssh,v he sHst3. AhH4U -
earnest, healthy fAp0iSioH lar cf11nin1f ~
As 20 ilicg8liiss meaning iffeSFf4nt6 RI
the law - administered. H1cHaIt<y Is k61
in uS.st itsaugh{as N
Ia answer tp further qsss.xfsass by tn -
fefney general. nsBriea said Il Na4 il1I>1s
sfble % sHy What was legal afei Ahnf ~11s
illegal IN Ireland. Anything tl1tf tw0 rGr1k
dent magistrates ~4y h law Hhe 11n40oi
ecFtasuly tended - l7s<eit oafr&ex. bmt ~
league nor hnuEtn power could pftxtn1 Al
IN sath crisis ~ tsat of 167O He 49,
advised the people ~ assist ite no
thai Ntllld he aeenptlsx fVApG111<
that the leaufze xiissats reaesfi lHtcd
Eaftkxf frkfssnd Hcssf ienul{3leed Ml<l<
efeftes- The hague uczsna:i niEe1cGN=>
iirths q tbs people IN Inelapd f7xa
s<,c}Hf;rs ls N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

SAN Francisco. Nay @s---Is Is claimed by
a rumber OF Russians here that the Rus
sian chureh. which was destroyed by Ere
Yesterday morning. AZ d 3oss If $e00oo, was
burned by nm incendiary with the object Of
conceaiing ns!sapproprissien uf funds and
getting rid o{ Bishop vladimir. who had a
harrow escape from Iise burning bui!ding.
These members claim that the Russian
church here Is nothing bat detective
agency, and that the eisrgysnen are acting
a. spies for the RBxslnr government. that
tie af5asrs OF the cinrrlt arr ia the hands
OF an unserupuionS ring. and that two
bishops have already isatn murdered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

QuEEEc, May - - The steamship Poly.
nekian arrived bare safely this eveAinE.
She received serious damage. the extent 81
which cannot be knows until tho survey.
urs hnya male their report
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

I1sERfUeL. May = Robert 8. ktne1
tys ne~ American snlsistey arttve4
the Cise 81 Paris this afsenso9p. -
uesson%sd By Henry white. ffzk ee1
% the American legation - tap9eNs
snrpnfsstssD af Lsef2ot He pfek~r
i9rsneaSsteiT 20 London. 81 s.
ssssnbsk M49 ~ H0fcr{ Il. Hpe@30
Taresl hsrx this eysbsnk. 81 -
81 E5e xxsfwaF station W mEUf&H ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

sax fnxNtIscn, May e "A seEtktlpnN
ehuefsBsF affair occurred on AontgeEefy
the sssn Of D4iiny II HswktEs, shat sk Mrs.
Peter Danhbue a. she Hss sitfsng IN 3 car
fiawa 81 the nygo&sse side 1f t}aa street
The bu fsf parsed fbrsnzh fiav carriage
assd sffuek d large wiass9w ia the resi- es.
tate efsee Of G. n street. 4 Co Mrs Dora.
aud ren IuSp q store nsar By, but kFso8d
sein1 badly fdshseued escaped usinIufrs.
Hawkins xns arrested isnsReaietets. EUt
refused 20 give way sTnxon ss,r The aet iie
appeared 10 ee nn<<ef the IufIueu6 a. lsQ.
usr. Hawkins - relAtfve Of Use Denx'
hnes. nnd refenfsr the EEifed states su.
pssssse essnrf decided suit befwesn hisn
And Ars. bonahue In iser f&sor.
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coSDESsEp DISPATCHES.

A. u. Hendsrson, formerly managing edI-
tor pf the snu Francisco Eramiafg. hsn re-
turned 70 his old position after an absence
from the paper OF something less than :
year.
The Newmarket {Enxiandl stakes for
3yesr-oidx were won by Donovan, TIE
Turcophone second. Laufeate third. There
wetc seventeen starters The Dnse oi
Portland owns the frsf and second.
1he case Of the xtasc OF Wisconsin Vi.
sEm Clip JAi. for entieing little girls into E
ieundry Tor immoral purposes, was called
IL the municipal court OF Milwaukee Wed.
yaneiEd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

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MIS-. cAnrEn FOUND eulErr.
End Of the incest ufvorce suit Chi
cage Has Had for Years.

CHICAGO. Nay 12-Tne sensasionaI al.
yoree case in which Leslie Carter charged
hls wife with adulisry and sic charged hsna
with uncomfortable crimes towards her.
was concluded this morning TIE jury
found the wesnsu guilty as eAasgec, g8si
the husband nos guilty
The case has heen full OF sensations.
mostly to the disrredit Of Mrs.. Garter. link
lug her name in vArionx Ways with EyrIe
fseaiew. the scsnr, Mr.. Constable, q New York
merchant. her physician, and others,
aud only par iasfy accounting for vast
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RfaIi9, May ~ TheEe was p2t&I
the berlin and sRandan HazTsSono =
in honor of King Humhefk Ihl6 q
noon King ifnmbcrf aud Tho Pfln(
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Ia the palace. The emperor pr8pooe1
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king for tlse mark IT friondshtp eiio01 ~
bis Wait To Hefiin and said IN fro11M ~
dad just reviewed were also fro1ol&f 6Ex
proud of fan honor 1uae them II &dn<
cln<ien The saHsxor satd: drink - ~
king and qSeen IL Italy, 10 their C<o
frooff aud 10 the unnikern(18 ffIGG IN
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peau peace. Our AxfnIt<." ~ -
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task. drink 10 the health OF ls& ono5<(1e
aud empress and family, e the ~
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