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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05
TOLD ON A DEArHBED.
a Philadelphia Lawyer Took stolen
Money for Fees.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.--Tne 6ehta0ed cones
aon Of Ella schwartz, wife OF brakeman
now serving long sentence IN Joliet for
sssm mplicity In the great Rock island Train
robbery aud murder of Express Messenger
Kellogg Nichols, is made public. Accord
ing 10 Mrs schwartz, her husband gave
her SIS 600 Of the stolen money. which she
concealed BY rolling the bills up one a. a
time and packing them Ia cartridge shells.
This money. it Is alleged, was snhseq
IL, on an order from Schwartz. turued over
50 Col W. +. Bowman, OF PaissdsipAta.
s;tsh~a-fxs lawyer. An interview with DE
serfise W. A. Finkeyt0n IN printed Feist-
iflg conversation in prison with schwartz
and the latterx cornrade. Newton Watt
which fl trae woafd corrDtsorate in meas
ufe the charge against Lawyer Bowynah.
islnkerson IL also quoted as having sceused
Bowman "a having received the stolen
money The lawyer sffeau0nsly denied
the charge. Mn. schwartz MAS some time
sg0 repndistesi by her husband. She died
ot consumption withiD the past few days
The expenses of the fnneEai were defrayesi
hv the fiakertons. who saw thai the wo-
Iaan Has cared tssr up 20 the farae Of Der
death
PHILAuElFHEA. Feb. Ain relation 20 tae
story teiegraphea ff0fn Chicago smp1esf-
iug Col Wendell r. Bowman of this eity IN
some manner with useacy seTared ey
schwartz. Que Of the Rock Island express
rohs3rx. Cod. Bowman enters EcueTAl 1e-
nial os the eharggA
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A CRY FOR JUSTICE
The Story Of the Murder OF
John NJ. Clayton
now THE soUTH IS KEPT soLID..
Bieod- Bought AAjorsties Of the Den-
oerasic PsTsy-Arkans.s Assas-
sinafien Asso~Iation.

LErTl4E Rock. Feh z--Powell gixvsorl
and Judge W. II. IL Carton snbnEt 10 ths-
press and pahlse foNHigha q lengthy ssasss.
msnf Of the facts leading Up To the ssszxxi.
nation of their brpthe-, Heu. John ".
In the statement they say that II was q ps-
hrieai assassination. asz II Is therefore
necessary Tor them % refer 20
the political conditions and cir.
cEsnstanc<x surrounding is Thfs they
do nor In q partisan spirit. bus oaIy
that justice nay be doae their brother and
thai knouarcxs Of the iscss may lead the
PEOPLE OF the state 10 ccrsess the evil fFors
which this and other great crimes hare
arisen
The statement goes on at great length %
detail affairs in Conway eaRntv siare ezrly
last fsli- Il aims 10 shaw fhas The political
affairs OF the eonuty were practically dom
mated by club organized - 8 political
association. tat which before election re-
solved Itself into militia company and
was furnished arrns and RmmsSpstlon by
the governor Of the STATE on election day
this eanpzuy had their loaded guns
deposited in convenient place in the
building where the electioa Was held. The
Republican judge wAsxefnsesf admistance
and man nominated by Stcwers. eoSn-l
Eaander of the militia organization, select.
ed 20 take his place. making the election
beard solidly Democratic. This was al
dorrcliton: while in Piammerville the
same thing was done. the places OF two re-
publican iHdges being usIirp@1- This wzs
nj the September election. At the coz
gressional election like occurrences were
noted
l. w. Benjamin. prominent Republican
lawyer of Little Rock. who was sent 10
Morrellton 10 use his ensseasors to secure
an honest election. was snobhed aud in
iHred so that he died within q short sinae.
The statement then goes on 70 detail the
Of clayton's contest and
murder. and also tells OF "a attempt made
on the 18th of December by unknown par
ties 70 assassinAte Charles Wall. Repuh-
hcan United States supervisor. who was
severely wounded and as sooa as able
went to Little Rock fer safety and has
since remained there.
The body of John N. Clayton WAS iest
lying In the room on the floor from the
time he was shot untiI $50 next after
nosn, when his brother arrived. Up 70
that time the sheriff OF the county had not
appeared. The Clayton hrushers say. In
conclusion, that they stand ready to sub
stsntiate every one OF the facts set forth
in every essential particular, aud believe
they win be material link in the chain
of circumstances surrounding the murder
Of their brother
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SOUTHERN POLITICAL cRIME.
The Senatc's Investigation OF the
Benham. Tex, Murders.

WASHINGTON. Feb 4--The report OF the
committee of the senate on the Texas cleo
ton investigation, made to-day, Is lengthy,
going into the details OF the case. etc- The
first conclusion the committee reaches is
that the averment OF the petitioners ss 10
their situation in their homes in Texas aud
the occasion OF their being compelled 10
fee from them, are in substance and effect
sustained BY the evidence. IL reviews the
outrage at Liewellyn. where Bolton, who
entered entered the he poIiins siii precinct pai Ans in
disguise for the purpose OF destroying
the bAilot-box. was shot aud killed. The
dead mans body wrs left alone In q room
all night, and toward morning Judge Rob
inson persuaded an aged colcred man. al
and so with him TO the scene OF the mur-
der ON the plea that he was afraid 10 go
alone Jones had no previous knowledge
of the murder and his observation OF the
dead body. with its disguise and murder
Gus weapon. cost him his life When
afterwards an attempt was made 10 make
out that Bolton was an uuarmed and
peaceful visitor TO the polling place, who
had been slain by Hupruyoxed violence OF
c0lored men. Jones was arrested and hung
upon no conceivable incentive but 60
make away with his testimony.
As to the murder OF tho two Joneses and
Fielder by che mob who lynehed them at
ders were each committed upon q motive
and in the interest of q policy aud purpose
that had counfenanced and cansed raids
on ballot boxes at that election. The sae-
riiee of these worthy and btameless lives
was demanded for the suppression of their
evidence. which would hare demonstrated
that the death OF Bolton hsd befallen him
in the act OF a preconceiyed atsack upon
the ballot-box 10 defeat the Republican
ticket The evidence before the commit
tee showed that no attempts were msde by
the authorities of the county or state 10
bring 10 punishment OF trial any cf the
actors in the several raids on the ballot
box in 1854 or 1856.
The committee In conclusion says;
This case presents not unfairly features
that illustrate political disorders which af-
aiet portions of our country where the
population is az all nearly divided be-
tween the white and colored citizens
These Disorders tend 70 weaken and set
back the sincere desire OF the country Sc
large 30 obliferafe all distinctions as be-
tween geographical or political divisions
in the prevalence OF justice, peace, good
viii and equality OF rights in the discus.
sion and solving Of all problems which af-
s....< a. e.. .s.Ff - a. "a
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ees.e frusn TIE xsnenAmenS- The rnotsuu
Was lost The conference reporf was
agreed - and . further ecnfereree xzs
orzzeres5
Tie senate aruenzsn1nz - sAe dspsornsssc
sxd cunkglxr sppror<iAzira sza were NON
coEeEzres1 In and r0zx@rcacx ordered
slx1y Of Mfxso1rs knez called Ep the
conference -epars upon fse Nicaragua
e2Ezl bsll He stated that the eoaferees
On the part OF the house lad reeeded fr0rn
the house amendments reQafysaE rhe eon-
p&ny 70 print syon iss oblsxxtioax q PRO
vision relieving the Tsited states from
any liability or zeeoant Of the company.
Pending action on the report the house
tsok rsexss.
AboEt the entire eTeninx session vas
consumed IN consideration Of the hizz 20
divide , portion OF fAe Sioux Indian reser-
ration In Dakota Into separate reserva-
lions and secure reifDqnsshnent OF she
fnstixu title 20 the remainder. about III g9a.
90 scres After lenx<hy debate. PeIi cf
Arkansas. IN charge "a the bill. finding Il
wssEld be fEapesx1hle u secure final acriOz.
with hrew is from the epnsideraszon Of the
acsfxe
Bills were passed fer the allotment Of
lands In severait- 10 fhe Oneida Indians ef
Wisconsin and the united Peoria and MI
ami Indians liz Indian territory The
houSe az % adjourned
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POST BUILDING,
For printed matter Of this wonderfr
Choicest Property In all paris OF the City
which pleased to show intenang Purchasers

We
in
within
interest
End
border
the Mediterranean
Rhine We sought
his
viii &
Il.
wareh factories
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NAN FnA NeflaTo, FNb. f--In the iIcsE0H "a
sawsty bsoaghs AT the tnif1t states
axzinsf Henry tHssnes e 81. - yarats sii3
aanxs the Iistin9 oyeF 70 siae ssate 81 Ger
tain saxsa5s In i6werrnnrs sssleys aasonaitng
10 .ss- xcrxss ard 10 &nnME pssents
issue1 ny TIE state 30 purchasers ofa
the ground that saeh lsses Ests granted
the Ceafral PsEsaS s~sufe anF faEask
cvml4 hAse ATTACHED Id their fAtiss. ga1xs
sAwyer tn~say decided taat tint InitsG
stairs. b. fsss rsksEAke D; Ahxsr efhcexss
esarut faiail tAsff eoafs<es with the faas'
Tuad eoza p9ny. sn1 tse iisEiag anil Isstessts
snoa1asa sse declared ystl1. ouf ~ Efas ss1sr
flsnw tar state shessaA be- FesEs0nsssec sst sch
fIsYx 5sSr thS flisf galua Of tAe isaGEt
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Down BELOW ZERO
Dry. Bracing Weather in
the Frozen East.
FROM xAxlrosA TO THE OCEAN
Fursens winsis Cause Loss Of Eight
Lives in Nebraska aud Destroy
Many Baisasnxx-

81. Patti. Feb 8-A Geld wave is pre-
vxsling IN the SoxthwuE and shs sesmperae
surs % dreFping rapidly. Il Is aow ii
degrees below ar Winnipeg
To euixhf r<ea<ss fram al ever The No-tA-
HcSt are to the same eExsct. although erex
in Mzattoks there appears one peruiskrirs
OF the climate Al Winnipeg tsse me-enry
~ q'cl8ek reached 80 dsssrses se1aw zero.
while 81 Calgary Is reached - above
Reports from ether places are like unto
these. s<sxne change being noticed. how-
ever The aserenry Is generally belas
zero. hesEs issf under that T.osat ia this czty
~ midnight Heavy narthera wiads are
also reported the ve}oezty ranging FROM
light hrrekes 70 rs mnnh as 90 Hlles per
boar. The eolasst weather r. experienced
Ia many eases - heTe the wind Is highess.
bat the wind is saf<iiing IS the csld
grows more Intense
BOSTON. Feb 2--4Adviegs frazr various
points In New Engiand show thai the
weather Is extremely cold. she fhes-
moneser ranging frum - 10 - degrees be-
low zero.
OTTAWA, Ont. Feb. A. Reports from sur
rounding districts show that the ther-
maHaetsr last night registered p 10 =
below
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IRELAND ALL ATLAlG1-
The Tersurs Of fosBrisn--A \ Pelsse n
ARAe4of AAn1n.

DrnLlS. Feb. A-Inrd mayor Sextcn. II
addressing the corporation td-day. eHs
piained That be first tele<ynphed nnllouf 6o
II O'Clock st niEht, fesrisx q. Bfjeu wQut1
die. aud that isaifoHr had sufsietsnt tinen
10 reply. He compared the uni0nist hak
quefon saturday night % fsaee 81 ca1i1-
esls. whsa they were gibink e o'bnoelsa
suffering
DunlIs. Feb. a--Iora Mayor sexson prs-
sided at a mast meeting In Fhsenfx poil&
yesterday, called 70 denounce the troll1r
meat TO which O Brien was sahjeete1 d
isi bad been ss1aed BY four asch3Ashopa
and a Hstosssv of she bishops a fselnnG,
calling upon the government 10 dtecon-
tinue proceedings which cndanope
% 0brien's life and itnperii the Ea6lDQ
pescss nsyitr and Heaiy made yiolent
O'Brien Is stil In weak cpadittoSI
LONDON Feb f.--DrniA kfihffde. - n.
was arrested at Leicester to-day. dhuke1j4
with offenses under the crinmse Gcx
Joseph Cox, n. r.. and rwiIy. editsM ~
the kostoIana,n Herald have eecn ne1lz
on . charge % eouspifacy.
Police Inspector Martha wes nltoe -
Gweesiore. County pun@Gnl sunday Wh1Io
trying 10 arrest Father McFadden. poxtw
OF police, under InxpecfuR &1<421, 1y1-
rounded Father MeEsdden's chapel enxtao
ttzE r1& &tAtE tt&H f1V&RtftXt 0&34 - 81
priest appeared at the door mas3AA zu1
for him, The people c&me - ~ tGlf16k
and Father aeFsfden escapea ~ h1l1
nearly reached the doos Of his cW2 4<4O
when Inspector Martin caneht hin ~ oho
coat AT the xsfne instant the tnopeceef
wes struck vita sfone on the tpP of ~
head. The inspector fell aud died 4odlm
afterwards. Father HcFadden wne euboor
qeeutly arrested
Father MeFalden. arrested yesterday ~
Gwees1ore st the time Pniiee fnepoG&er
Martin wss killed. wss taken u LetMlE
kenny under sfrcak escor3 TO-DAY, -
The military ellsrxei on the crowd wfl6
fixed hayunsss aud Dispersed II
HLoorS hsaforn N nonTu TKnaon-
DUBLIN. Feb. s-r Il slated that ew1nt1
"a she threatening sanxuaxe recenxky uee4
against him. Haifunr has 0btatned epec1A
police pfuteetlru. The pof}ce GnnH3 H.
Fhtea.x tsrx hare been increased. am0 ~
strangers are admitted 10 the GsUunda
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THEY WOKE up THE GEysER.
Fatal wind-ap Of n Chinese New
Year Celebration In Wyoming.

euxYEsSg. Feb. A-Nezs Ess received
here to-day OF singular fatality hy xhieh
four chinanea lcst their aiyes. They were
IN Canyon City. gear yelaowsiene park,
ana Yea sing had established .ashhoasss
in tent directly over Rolling sFxsng- Tie
haxs bot water constantly aud u ~ doing
gs,od business In the new rnintfg town
"Wednesday be and three other koaxsalaFss
ssha eArne frszn adjoining e2snfs esle nrzted
me Chinese Sew Year They oaTnsti nre-
esar kers and ofFsfsnE< ~ joss, ATs1 wnand
wg, hv getting dFzsnk- fef saax had ns%H
rarriossed stssuf the falling spring and teid
tfsar II might he slamheT5ag gcyser for
tkiIs rezsDn his wazhfHfss we're kept GA see
tasser side es the tent. ~ thaz 10 sap HnlEns
sfsssurs, the antex ef the b0tss1x wAseF. No
r,rse kro~s hos Vet sings box 0t aagn9sry
sg,an xoz overturned lac tae beslEg spftag
And 4 i more than preh&sae thaf sssse
TrIssrhlsvons f-e<sDa etapsaesf TIE soap iSzsss
the ssamnering Eey<eF
qrfsxr r,sghs fhere wss 3 sSszt5e1 sfs9s Z 2
al hxssssnx zzter aylaz iar0tzgh fhe ar ssisi
ssrEss xsercing yelts. The miners fssnsea
an ana ssusd the geyseT fssssssnT = Eassf e
sHse nssgs1s 81 fss3 feeS- fne om1aes os TIE
{ hsar CRinsnee. se&tted 30 ash1a. were
E,sssrs.s ka:sv suszr distances ffcrs fhe scene
{ Th~ eeysey spsases. ssS sszee sszfs ard
Z then satisfied.
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BEER MATERIALS .RuisNED.
Destructive Fire I'm So. Lelais Malt
Warehouse.

sr. Lorfs, Feb. s.-Sunday forsacon ere
was discovered In one Of the greia storage
warehouses Of tha Anheuser- Hasch Brew
Enx Association. and a few monnsntS later
q tremendous explosion occurred and the
north wall Of the warehouse. % feet long
aud 100 feet high, was thrown down with
9 great crash ON the iron aud gIAss roof %
q depot building adjoining. crushing the
building anc covering the eontenfs with
debris The warehouse contained 91.oD
bushels Of barley ard malt About noon
tire Gre was gotten under cantrol. The re-
maining walls OF the warehouse were In
danger of failing. hut every effort was
made 20 prevent further damAye. The
loss Is estimated al <22p,opo. which In COW
cred by insurance on the whole property
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nr,rssvrs OK MS rErr.
The Old Company Dissolved aed the
New ,one Prospereas.

PARFs, Feb s--nsssoiatiss OF nc %
psnsgssa esrsal eofn f.any has sleen decided
an gn the petition Ell parties scxiug "a sr-
cord with pet.sxseps- The court appointed
Rrunef ofiei&l liqsadator.
TIE application w&s made g TIE .Tlsassl
az rho s@ine bs tsctfer and Anussieslr. tS9
directors of the eosapany. Ine tfaasnAi
authorizes dissolution Of the osd con psny
r-.mnsuy Tae iiauadAsoE appointed by TIE
ssssssrt is given fall y.ower 20 dispose 81 fas
sDrurerfy In the h-st Interests 0i tAe com
Ths. subscription - fae aew tss4e oi
Panama canal shArrs amounted % Sssa
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
senate Amendments tn the Consular
Bill Not Ceneurresi In.

wAsaIssroS. Feb The speaker of
the house having proeeezscd with call
OF states for he intrea astsea and refer
ence Ns bills Glsbussering wss inaugaraIed
BY rayScn of fEIfnoss who sent 20 the
elerk' desk aua demanded Eee realfSnz of
sazg pgfntca alA TO establish essrg Of
appeals. Ills opposition Was directed to
The Jnsen Paciec fRn&iing bill. [ ron has
desk rested ssssk of bills res1y - coz
sz1ue fhe entire day unless he rece1vesl a.
sagsace taas no eso<t woald be made %
pass the measure aasser suspension 81
rules The coaES OF appeals slls having been
read sud referred rxyson trezght forward
tos reading end reference sac bankruptcy
hsls. which, ow sEg 30 its length. Is ssxar-
ste wespcn ok nAhasseriAg F1yso1 ssafesi
his objections were tl0f against fhs ekss-
siaerAtioa 81 the hsll 1T the proper rrse-
ess7 nov thee was lsstse time Tor debate
nR the s1axnSnzsnts
A diversion was created ey ealing Eps IS
question of she highest nytvsarges al fie
sssnierenee rsparF GA the BIZ 10 amend TIE
interstate com eerEe art- fsse 2Ens sarzneai
relative 10 the transpogtA<seH ot esl gass
rise 70 s,nac discussion, kaxne OF fxnasyt
ssnix making motion tsxs TIE Apasr re-
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BUILDINGS BLOWN Down.
seven Men Killed aud Many Injured
i'm Omaha.

OMAHA, Feb. IA high wind this affer-
noon blew down q large section OF the
east wall Of Max Meyers brick
building. corner Fr4nkiia and Eleventh
streets. which was recently gutted by fire.
completely wrecking two buildings TO the
east. six people were killed and nuga-
Der injured. The dead are Edward Oleson.
Michael Martin. q iaborcr. Thos- Houston.
clerk, Boyer, senior member OF Boyer 4
Co.. safe dealers and Rudolph Mitchell,
insurance agent Thase most seriously In
inred are C. II. Silver, f. A. Philips, Geo
searlex. Charles Blake, Chas. Caesar, John
Jackson and Emma Oliver, ali employees
OF Dunbar & CO., engrayers II Is Bos
thought any of the injured will die. and IL
Is believed all fhe bodies have been gotten
out of the ruins.
Iater-This evening the list of dead was
increased TO eeyen by finding fn the ruins
the body Of Thomas Lombard. book
keeper for Boyer & Co
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A GOOD STATUrls
sew Mexico seheal Directors Mast
knam HaW 10 Read and M rite.

SANTA FL. y. NJ, Feb. IA tsEs,atch sent
out February 2, dated Alhaqnersae, froa
an unknown correspondent. stating that
hsli hsd been introduced Ia the legislature
requiring that sehool-te2rherx sne nid know
bow 70 rad and write. Is misrsprs senta-
ton smaie apparently 10 infanencs congress
against the admission Of New Mexsca to
statehood. There IS and has i.cesl for years
= statute Of New Aexieo reQuiranl, teachers
10 Pass an eximinatian In al the eiemen-
SAry branches usually taught in the public
schools The excuse for thfs rsisreprese SEN
tation Is 81 act which required ian esinca-
tional Qualification for school directors
aud ali ep1nsy efsaccrs. which act has
passed. The people Of New Mexico are la
favor OF statehood. which xas demon
stfated By the territorial convention lately
favor earnestly aud nnaninously. The
legislature has also passed unaai meusly q
memorial 10 the same effect.
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BOSTON. Feb 4--Ioe ksnnoa. Of Sonfh
Boston. and sssorSe ssexsErwy. the we'll,
kaown easared heavyweight saxisist a
this city. sossght 4 hsieeu-ror nd battle
with foHr-ae1ee gloves so-Dil:Af. fer 4
purse H tiAA jahn l. SniEsxAa aastef as
referee There was gaaeh bad fna ger sAawn.
oy both isaeS- and much efsnekgag dose ID
tnr fourFa nsaB1 f&anon az Nsnt1y hsa
bis snpoaeiIs whipped, bat hs fsizesi 10
follow his ssds2nfage. For fhs last ave
rognds Godfrey showed 70 better assszi.
tzge. but boih were weak and their blows
did very little execution AZ the end os
tAe rfteenssl roand Lannoa esspres~>d a
desire 20 roasfnae. As the undawxzAnsfing
arrived af previous 20 the ssght sAs that In
case nelkher contestant was knocked our az
the end oI fffeen rounds tipe nsxfch
Should = ssclared draw. TIE i-eferee 50
declared IL.
KELRAiS WANTS 10 rtarT sara.
BALTIsoRE, Feb. A--Jske gilraia to-
night selesrspaed X. X Fox OF New York
thai be weasa aeceps he challenge Of Jesn
Saith. champion "a England. faf anosAer
hghf. and he was willing 10 accette 70 any
terms that might be proposed for fair
contest far the championship o. the world
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she pnsire &EsfFrssase s4rsuiss oufAre&k
before ass.At TAe strikers Asxp eanx~s.
Eate& n large z1rre FEse EiffA sv<nae
tracks are e&rrsez&ess Tkere hare a<en
several snecumserx Hetween iha strikers
sld scafs- TAe Ysaisee hare tzken q
h&n3 N fssaf srrfunaxp
>Ew foRE. FcH. 4-TAere 4 an opnres-
sive esaisnesx in gae matter 81 i.sus % sac
sae - us stsrfsce re&sss tssHaxha None ea
the lines Nxl wakch tho strike heAtas ran any
cars se-asgsFs.
EaEp rxSNs Fes TEx s<xexxgs.
A eoxamiftee frora the xaSktnx ssr-
paoyws 81 Richardson's Erssklyn street. cxr
lfnss and EeEn asisstoaes nssass&a bad q
eoEferxnce wfth Deacon richardson ~
afzsk The rrsals wss EaalI Richard
saH said he wonid take hack xueh
drives and condaefnrs - lie needed
70 All paaees. Azs EoRad nos dis barge snr
CON pSserss new naea employed In tho ssaes,
81 the sri ktrs. lie wosila not take hscss
the soweoys. bE1s would esapipy neH la
their places He required less steaismesl
tran ke had employed hisheftc Ia Tho
wurnfug fsse r1osaS;feen will hs <nhmlsse1s
10 the xsrso8s 4ssezn alses Ter scitnn-
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CANADIAN PARTY l4yNB9.
The Liberals Declare fer nsetpsoo11w
With AmeglNA.

OrgAwA. Feb. 1-~fn the senate o1ny ~
presentation ~ resolution fry the o00ne
ton af tbs speech from the fhrune cnIgb1
forth . vigorous debste. during wAfck ~
leader Of the opposition. senator 4cqe< ~
wssh fxfa=ea.en 10 the hs&Gg&D
question The fsc4ty of lAl1. y
which tie gossrument Is revefeflU
he ehssSs ssriTed ~ tks most hofDoeGD
Arrangement Srex c0ncsrted. ana ~ en-
ciaYra En favor ~ unrestricted rec1pGUG&U
With ssse tnsssss states.
This esilea iorfh . lengthy reply fsol9
the government fesdess. in which Ao&9W
took the xreand thss the fre1<meSe ~.
corded tuiEsft sssafes iksharmen uuuId ~
fnd psfaliei with the nArxh tfcae19M
exrsrssnee1 hy Bfitlsh crews oet1pd H.
Hehring sea. The resolution ~ adoDeeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 4 -A memorial
signed by e members Of the Ind annapolis
association OF ministers was proented Ia
tsen- Harrison this naornlng. paylEg 70 him
GREETING his departure from amoag them
and wishing him tsoispsed IN hlsilew task.
gen. Harrison replied feelingiy. thanking
the ministers for their kind wtwsis. and
sAyiag he would be glad for all The sym
pathy of the coed people Ut the aation.
Of being possessed os single qualification
fer the duties ss which ! an called. Ii il
the serious and settled purpose 10 do right
~ may be guided