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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-18

ToRo8ra, 0at.. June iT.--A young
Heorew who has .heaa living quietly
here under the aasne OF Samuel Cor
Geesst Gen @as arrested lsst right. il being
alleged that he is Samuel Jaekersezs.
who was the principal In the recent
t1ethsag swindle at Springfield. Mont.
Proceedings wysre instituted hy his
Chicago creditors, and Toronto de-
teelises have bessfl ON the laokoat for
bim for week, Extradision proceed
ings andeF the recently passed Wei
aosa act were taken ia she police court
today. GorSoa Was reraardees until
tomorrow for ehe purpose of giving
the prosecution chance 70 eenpleta
liza fsaza
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-18

oTT8wA, Jnra. H. a fsw weeks ago
it was reported 70 the department OF
health shas there @eYe cases ei iepFnsy
on Cape RritEsa isisnd, n. &. Dr.
staith, medical sttsndart nj the Iep
rasy iazsresfo. at Tratsexsy, u. b., was
Instructed 10 make personal iave4-
tigafiSu. His rsHgt Showed tAree
e4ses. fwa women aad ane usau. fhey
have heea In aasiy contact wish friends.
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quoted last aigAt ~ cerruhofat1ag
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Ter brother also .ssnies the isapnTssAk
features Of tae bstssStew ssfsassnt<sa
as cofaista from him.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-18

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the seli-known sassSex of Ibis eisy.
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$50 egs&eaess css etslee 20 haiA tsfsaa. d
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parade in tss afsarnsasss.
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gaiAnasrs seve istaiiy Gniafe<i bg sss
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sKw Ynsss. Jssse fs.-~TTank T.sse
kssns missioner .sss<vs FSHk, has sea-
satsrssa bis etssigslaessa az aecoazs OF IL
h.ss4sA
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s,gosrs,s mxgmsRs.
Ths aaan who Hassa ths Cottage
Found.

wsssErss, juno iT.--~Laaf night the
chief Of police arrested Martin Bafke.
alias Dtsganey, wanted for completely
In the Cirosain murder. Rs WAS board
ing the Eastern express and bad =
tiekeG for Ltverfaal.
Burke, alias delaney, arrested Yes-
teTfaAy, has retAined counsel and de-
sariuined to voluntarily rssaria tn taAe
states. ffe ssaies ala knowledge OF
or ooEaplIeity la The Crosln matter
and amsagts that hs In merely making
a trip so Ireland via Winnipeg. us
refuses ts aay anything farther aT 20
see azsy person ether than Isis counsel
'Ffae patlsse are instructed by ere Chi
eaao butterflies 10 f.seid hisa BY Al
nhAsail, AZ he In q principal,
ali the marks on BarEa' iAnSxsa AEsa
bSssks and papers fsnnd on hia peressa
bad bs3n ossistsEatsst. A nATae ON tsta
band tsf y hat fegsn4 Ia his yallse. re-
aemhtsng thst eE EfUzgiE. hsse eeess
szaeared over with Ink.
HK atKEa TEN COTTAGE.
EHfsAso, June 1Ts--Tlat roasee eon,
sssser Ike capture Of Martin Burke La
Nfnng9@g Tie Hsnss iTaparaanf yei
masSa He has heesa EtenIAased As shs
msaa ,sho hired siaa fuFnitmre sTacsed
f.pna Clarke street. Opposite nr
GssEsin y cgsscs, t@ tae Garrison cottage
u hsgst {ssnasH was killed.
Ealks IN a hss-hsaa@sf ClaS. 81 A-fs saes
nza, He eoFxss ffoRa HAneSsex
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20 sSTa. He has kean sEzas1 sfayuas
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detectives she ssls Easf fhnfsGay. sas,
aYrass was sssEas sc telegs@gaiss Gif
sEripiseen sesst sgst as sFire, CKfeF Nsasi
bayss Sass tsals eaFkes* SCENES zsearor Ii
giae Brt ael ~ nFar gaa III soy ret aasas
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+ +
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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-08-09
J. W. WIGGINs,
Secretary.
The ReidsVille Resolutions.

We noted last VIZ ek the indIgna i'm
meeting held in Reidsville. A committee
of five consisting of Capt. A. E. Walters,
r. z. Richardson, Jr., F. K. Penn, J. G..
Womack and H. r. Chears were appointed
to draft resolutions. The following are
the resolutions adopted:
RESOLVED, 1st, That it is the sense of
this meeting that large percentage of
the intelligent and reading citizens of this
town and community, while according to
the Board which recently investigated the
charges against DR.. Eugene Grissom all
the respect to which a conscientious dis
charge of their duties entities them, at
the same time feel convinced of his guilt
of the charge of immortality.
RESOLVED I'd, That still larger per
centage of our citizens feel that, whether
DR.. Grissom be guilty of the charges OF
not his remaining in his present position
at the head of the Asylum is calculated to
and will seriously cripple the Interests OF
that institution, and for this reason would
be- pleased to see his resignation or re-
moval and fit successor appointed.
RESOLVED, Sd, That copy of these res
olutions be forwarded to the STATE
CHRONICLE and News and Observer.
Mr.. &. r. Quincy was Chairman of the
meeting and Francis Womack, Secretary
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-08-09
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in fact,
you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thou
sands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find it not. Thou
sands upon thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this boon. And yet it
may be had by all. We guarantee that
Electric Bitters, if used according to di-
rections and the use persisted in, will
bring you Good Digestion and GUST the
demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eu-
pepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters
for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at $50c. and
800 per bottle by Lee, johnson u Co.
druggist.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-08-09
THE VERDICT DENOUNCED.

Especial Cor. STATE CHRONICLE.
The citizens of Franklins, Swift Greek
township, Wake county, assembled Thurs
day for the purpose of expressing their
sentiments with reference to the verdict
in the Insane Asylum matter. 1t was the
biggest meeting ever held ii the precinct.
Mr. J. w Winborne called the meeting
to order. Dr.. McCullers moved that Mr..
A F. Taylor be elected chairman. The
motion prevailed. Mr.. S. Otho Wilson
was elected Secretary.
The following committee was appointed
to draft resolutions and report: Jesse Win
borne, J. J. L. McCullers, Bryant Smith,
G. w. Woodward, S. Otho Wilson, c. E.
King, J. 3. Strain and B. J. Upchurch.
The committee reported the following res
olutions which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, After reading the testimony
in the N. G. Insane Asylum investigation,
and believing as we do the evidence to be
a disclosure of facts which prove DR.. Eu-
gene Grissom guilty of each charge and
each specification under each charge, and
thereby rendering him unfit for the posi-
ton he now holds; Now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, 1. That We ask his immedi-
ate resignation.
RESOLVED. 2. That believing a ma jority
of the Board of Directors of said institu-
ClOn 10 nave renueFeO d 'eFulct uot III ac'
cordance with the evidence in the case, we
ask that that portion of said Board who
voted to acquit the said DR.. Grissom to
resign at once.
RESOLVED, 3. That we most heartily en-
dorse the action taken by the minority in
the matter.
RESOLVED, 4, That in case of failure of
either of the above to tender their resig-
nation as requested, then we call upon the
Governor of North Carolina to see to il
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state government ordered dit III, ~sI
TO do service il the late war. v,. o,>e.,.
debt to these Old sGlIIer,. W., caq't ~.
them aS long aS the n o3ucts of O IN 81. ....,
are made Snbltc,s Of dirtct taV4fiou by
the Federal government We nav, ,,at
% votes IN this couHentior We dtn.u'
now the repeal Of this revenue 1,tcr..
put IT in the platform or we woat baa.,.
another inch, and then await develop
1nentS. am Of those who tLink ther rev
nue. ought 10 60 and mast 70 before ~
eau get fair settlement Of the tariG
me only way to abolish Randall i rs
abolish The revenUe. did not really in
tend to stir up amy tarn strife III these
dog days, but the cause OF the old soldier
and the revenue seem inScparabc
\ GNEGoRl.
The CHRONICLE is with Nix GRFGoiil in
his honest and earnest desire 70 help ,h,
old soldiers. We have also always stood
with him III every effort that has been
made to repeal the internal revenue. We
repeat what we have before said about Nix.
RANDALL. If he and those who advocate
the repeal of the Internal Revenue had
supported the Mills bill, he and they would
have manifested "a practical desire to re
peal the revenue laws. That bill gave the
people of North Carolina most that they
wanted and if it had passed Cougless It
would have afforded the needed and de
sired relief. But the Protectioniats of be
RAND ALL stripe We're unwilling to lei g0 q
little of their tribute money and they
fought the bill Mr.. MILLS and his friends
were willing to make a concession and dia
make it. With the RANDALL men it was
our way or no way. They stood for Pro
lection and incidentally for the repeal Of
the Internal Revenue laws But Protee-
tion is the God at whose altars they wor-
ship North Carolina and Virginia lave
other interests at stake and they cannot
afford to tear down the building lalon
their own heads because they cannot get
all they ask for AT the hands Of the Dom
Ocrats
1t is crying shame t9at We have done
no more for our old soldiers W!,.nred
help. The cause of the Oh soldiers ana
the revenue are not inseparaoic We must
do something for those who need, revenue
repeal or not The past six years hts Nil-
messed an atte npt to help him The last
Legislature increased The appropriation.
Now if the FOCAL orr @tlizaticas viii follow
out Mr.. GHEGoRY's paJyi,, suggestion
we will i'll a measure FUN cur du3y 70
the brave Old veterans. Ihcn. # they
would go to it, We ought to ave a soldiers
Home, and we hope Mr. CiEn viii press
his noble work to compIetio,: The Cnno>-
ICLE is ready TO DO what it can for any
feasible plan that viii urir aud help be
fore they die EDITOR
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Col. \ arbOrough RetircS.

On Thursday Of last wcek Col Yarbor-
ough, the staunch Democrat, who has been
Internal Revenue Collector under Glove
land, turned over the Office to his success
sor. Upon doing 50 he was presented with
ah elegant diamond pin. he d..itsu Was
a magnificent star and crescent from " u ch
sparkled four resplondent diamonds Ne
comp .nying this was a letter signed 6y all
the officers who have served under Cor
Marlborough expressing their appreciation
OF him as public officer and their aiIcc-
tionate regard for him as a man Col
Marlborough wrote in reply words Of thanks
and nigh appreciation and said he would
carry the expression Of personal regard
with him to his dying day a5 fragrant
memory.
The CHRONICLE regrets that Col larbo
rough and his faithful subordinatcs have
been compelled to retire. They viii carry
into their new fields the Consciousness Of
duty well and faithfully performed.