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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08
EMMA AsBoTr Is A WIDOW.
sasIdea Death Of 4. >. wetheren a.
Denver.


DENVER, Jan. -.--E j. Me;herell the
husband Of Emma Abbott, the pgima
Donna, died 81 fAe windsor hotel ia this
c3ty g q o'clock yesterday of pneumonia
contracted wAiis he was eu route 10 Kansas
city irom the Pacific coast lie departed
from los Angeles iasf Monday Via the
sogiher3 route. and was IN his usual stissi
sealth, lie bAd business Ia DenvcTiu con
necaou vita the sale Of some valuable
real estate which he parchas aa q spcca-
tQA ieW months sZo, and arrived IaHfS-
day morning. Mr, NethcreM went 40 the
windsor hotel aad ~ once requested a
physician, saving that ha lad contracted a
very severe cold on the road He weut TO
bed and gradually grew worse until sun.
CAV morning. when he appeared 10 ha 4
little betfer. lie Sst up in bed read the
lev snapefs. and announced that he would
espsrt tomorrow morning fpr Kansas City,
where the Abbott opera Company were 10
begin au engagement tonight one hour
iafer ne was Se3Eed with choking and ex-
plrcd Immediately.
saS FRANCtsCo. Jan 6.--The news Of the
death Of Eugene I. Netheyih, husband of
Emma Abbott, was received here te day by
many with regret and sadness While
here the effect oi his ailment, which was
pressure Of blood ou the brain. was Ia rem.
deF him nervous and excitabie ana his
wife. who was devoted 10 him. was IN con-
sjaut fear lest he should he suddenly
stricken down. Personally, Ntthsrii was
kind and iudulgent 20 all. and loved his
wife with an affection that amounted al
most g. alteration. His wedding with
Emma Abbott was a love match. it Is said
aud they married before she had achieved
a reputation IS a primR donna. we,hcriil
Wss a shrewd, eneTgctic business man and
made a competency IL the who'll sale drug
business iB New York. with this aud the
income OF his wife theit fortune was tn.
creased by his jadicious Investments 70
$500 tsa0
ktNsAs CRY, jan. 1--Emma Abbott left
for Gloucester. Mass, tonight. ia charge
of the remains Of her husband Her dates
have been Cancelled for two weeks
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GEFroKES's RELEASE.
The German People JabiiSnt Over
Hismarekfs Defeat.

BERLiS, Jan, 7.-Ihe Imperial tribune
declined 10 proceed against fFof Grfieken
becanse Il was ipp0ssi bic 70 prove he was
conscious Of the ifeAsgnabie character Oi
his publication.
HAnBrEa, Jan. Prot 6sGeken has ~
eeiqed many c1upatulaiOfy messages. He
goes tO lhe Riviera Ia the spiing
BERLfs, Jan. The unexpected ending
Of thc Geiickcn affair pat even the Aorler
dispute Ia the shade. The governments
press preserves sn awkward Elience, the
Ngri fissfsche Isiiasg only noticing the re-
lease ~ Prof Geifcken ia corner 0f The
local news. bat the h9iHiscie Zfttaqg re-
tufua - t1e charge declaring that the
pnrpcse of Pflaee BismArtks report 70 the
emperor has been stiAiaed in The diseoy-
err u the unwoT,sy intrigue " those gho
desired 70 deihgGne the chauceiiOf, ana i0r
which ar8ckcn allowed himAeh 70 Do
used
The Liberal newspapers bail the result AZ
great event considering i a moral ee-
fesf oi Bismarck. They highly praise thc
Independents Of the German judges. Inc
nass ol the people appear 70 disappfoys 81
the governments tactics IN The gs1eken
affair
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R.farm fthe Kailwa, IAN seIvlee.

WASHINGTON. Jan. The civil service
commission has prepared and the yresi-
dent has approved a series Of rules which
are 10 govern admission 20 positions iB
the railway mail service. il extends these
r4ies 70 ali persons except the general -
erlulendeR3 and his assistant a1d prsyiass
fhst clerks examination shai inclu-s
NOT more fhan the following subjects;
0rtho7rsphy. reading. addresses, copying;
rqussanship. arithmetic, letter writing ard
reorraphy of The United STATES The age
limitations Tor examination are u ana ~
yesrs. eTesst a. 70 discharged soldiers aud
sailors There shall be a. leasi one board
in each Territory, snd not less than two IN
each state, except Rhode lsiasd and De.A-
xare ToEataiis1Ts Eausr h@Ne obtained 8
genera average 81 BOT less tnaA ~ on
basi. Of ffo. though Hita soldiers aud ssii-
ors g5 Will L. sufficient II provides taAt
yaraneies shall b. filed b. promotion All
app0i ntEEsfsss shall be Bsae Tor Proba.
;{oasry tersa Of six months; a. TIE END ci
tbst tiTne ne msy be absolutely appointed
AZ discharged. according 10 his record
Transfes. are authorized from the class y
led railway mail service 70 any CLASSIFIED
f.1Stgrt5 ce aad VICE vera.
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THE suSpRY CIVIL BILL.
Numerous Reforms Recommended
Rates for feffsicalt surxexs

NAsHlSGF9S. Jan The suuGrv civil
appropriation btu was completed today by
5sie house eoEsEaittes on appropriations.
si eAsr.ss an aggregate appropriation cf
f--ta--ss being so,7-4.9al less tasn the
regular and special estimates. and s. ia. COS
sSss tasn the appropriation Tor the earrrn NJ
IscSl year. A n1aaber OF Eaii4tioas upon
---T Ttsss---S us are proposed ia tAe biL
Following the pz-asrsS-1--S eeaa--z sppFo-
pElatiens for public buildings are pro
visions foTblddlug tAe preparation OF ap-
prUEak By sas secretary Of the treasury az
plans icT public buildings in advance OF
the appropriation for the same, c- the ap-
pFoEsi ef asiy plAl involving greater ex-
peLdsfaFe for the building than fAe sum
specified II the ssi making the arpropria-
tion- TIE United States Is also 70 Be freed
Isoin responsibility for the paving 81 streets
surrounding pEellc buildings. CoiaAis-
sons &-e not 70 b paid on ecceun. OF dis
bIESeHacats for such buildings. except for
moneys actually handled BY Gisharsins
agents, AMI the government is TO be re-
Iieyed from legal expenses connected with
toe procurement OF titles 20 sites.
otner items il tie biA provide tha. tAe
superintendent ei the eoast survey shall
De appointed by the state. aHd thai no al
ioWAEce Tor subsistence shall be Gl6de 10
naFal officers attached 10 tue coast survey.
Ia cases Of exceptional difficulty the com
rensasiou for public land suryey may be
Increased 10 as per iiBeai mile. Sl5 for
townships and 81 for sceticn lines. TIE
expenditure OF the silver profit fund ia
the transportation of silver dellsrs fro.a
mints or sub-treasQries 10 Washington Is
proeibifed. The reason assigned Is that it
viii cost Sl55.O9o IL transport s., ,0o1,OO0
nov 81 san Francisco TO " ashingtou. while
a suitable Vault can be constructed at the
nrst named city for one-iffh Of that sum.
laer the head of the signal service the
Dill authorizes the issue of meteorological
instruments of value not exceeding SO to
voluntary unpaid Observers Accounts Of
United states marShals arc required To be
aadlted within six days after presentation.
Toe speaker of the present house Is en-
powered 10 appoint a committee Of mCm-
oers-elect OF the next house 90 visit Alaska
next summer aud make aR Investigation
concerning the necessity for uniform
code OF laws for the government of the
territory, fer which purpose $7501 is appro-
priated
Among the items OF appropriation are
tae following. Congressional library build
ing. S590. eco: homes for volunteer soldiers.
y, ,s93, 500, construction OF public build
ings, Sl,7s7 coo; surveys OF public lands,
s2ta ,01i public printing. s2.gls,dJ0. and
quarantine service, S50,01. An appropFia-
uon of 100000 is made TO complete the
public building AT Denver
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fEpIANARSfJsi Jan. T-There was fun
attendance ~ The indianapolis Ministerial
Association % day Il had been expected
something would be said about the i'resi
dental inaugural hall. but the subject was
very lightly touched upon. Or. Lucas read
the paper Of the day, Ia which, referring 10
the inaugural ball. he said Those " ho
favor the ball ought not 10 say that those
who arc opposed 30 it are puriiauieali 3
neither ought those who oppose the bah 10
say the other f. seeking popularity with
al fHf,4ue
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THE RED FLAG IN CHICAGO.
The Anarchist Widow Parsons De
/ iivers a Sunday Harnngue.

CHICAGO. Jau. Mrs. Parsons, the an
archisi, yesterday made another violent
speech, similar To the one which she de
ltYered last sunday, aud this time as he
fore, she was unmolested by the police
Her audience met in wayerly hall. near
the police headquarters. and was osten-
sihly gathering OF socialists. whose pur-
pose was to discuss n paper on salvation
from Poverty" Mrs. Parsons said: II am
reyolutionist and believe all means are
lusuhahle 10 get rid Of she present indus
trial slavery. Capitalists, our masters,
nuliify the ballot. revolution by force
must come, and the sooner Il comes the
quicker your emancipation win arrive.
Behind the ballot must be the Winchester
rife Concluding, the dark.skinued wo-
man yehemently declared, "For one. am
going 70 follow the truth, even Il it takes
me behind prison bars. and n have 20
die for H. 20
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10 TEST THE CHINESE ACT.
The Supreme Court Asked to Ad-
vance a Case for Argument.

WASHINGTON, Jan IA motion was
made in the supreme court of the United
states to-day by ex0Ov. Hoadly OF
Ohio 20 advance for argument the case OF
Chae Chin Ping, appellant, VS. the United
states. The appellant is Chinese labOrer
who departed from the United states for
China, June >, 1857, first having secured
return certificate from the collector OF
San Francisco, as required by law He re
turned TO the United States October :, 1885,
but permission to land was refused, on the
ground that the return certificate had been
declared void by the Scott Chinese eXcIu-
sion act OF October 1, lseS
Chae Chan Ping then sued out writ of
habeas corpus in the United States circuit
court, which being refused, an appeal was
taken to this court. 1t is ccntended in his
behalf that the Scott act declaring return
certificates void is unconstitutional and a
violation of vested rights II Is sought TO
have the case advanced for hearing on the
ground that the case is one OF great impor-
tanee, involving thousands of certificates,
many Of the holders OF which have eonsid-
erable property interests in the United
States and Is delay in determination OF the
case would result in great injury 70 the
pers Ons affected
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OFFICIAL JOuRNALIsn.


BEEnN, Jan THE fsK praeiiealiy az.
cuses sir X n Horier win forgery. Hsags
The wonderful iaraou ~ fbe Baxaane ~
ter bfisiiing with Angiieisms ssa .... sele.
s.isuss eAnn0t possibly have been written
! 4 FrercAmhn
Inc Kgiaischs ZssiHag. which nfs. PnH
usaed the original ehaExe ssAinfi slo1ier'
lntimHtes tsai tAs lsfisr conveys the ~
pfsssisa thsf L vas written ~ - EnHiisn'
man, aud that ualy fhe signature = ~
zaineE.
egsatsOn againsj M8rleF IL one q sncn rk-
eeediag enarlnify that i can oliy " ~.
nan readers aith a iceiinz oi ptniveen
saasne rhiess proof n tat lustIiess . IN. ~.
saesisiely teadsfed. t1e chsrls eau hAfily ~
faiI h have AZ ialafiatiuz e1sft oh t0''
ne gsfser Zsiiaag deglores ihs fAiysoie
an mostly disusaye8 To tne pasaieaiiSn ot
sIsH Fr.asus4
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r1tf1s.t szicise wisA ihs sAzns sxespon.
92e Geca was evide1ss II q pvemesssz;esi
d9Eale suicide. The Nffe Rad been "a
l1Fsli1 ier = nnulbe- e years suS suffered
traz2 Al iasHsAbie disease. The deetoT Asd
was spent IN attempts = caszip relief -
hls wife from the frslsly Taay ha5 no
enit1ren. 4 istteF 'Hsz isHaG IN tAs rsessz
81 The doctor. adesssss-si 20 friends 5n whien
ne ssiG his wifes hesisa and t7sEhle with
rei4iivts had prompted HIN 70 end their
willing to 4ie
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FATHER McGLYNN nnArEN.
His Disciples Hones May not Re-
posn Ia Holy arpund.

NEW YORK. Jas. Judge Beach, ia the
supreme eeurt 10 day. refused 90 interfere
with the action of tue trustees OF 81 Pat
riek's cathedral IN declining 10 permit the
body OF old John Mcclure to be buried ia
Calvary cemetery. He practically upholds
The action OF tbs church authorities and
dismisses the complaint. He says the
matter Is not one for judicial interference,
bus for appeal 20 the church authoriics
Mcclure died while attending one Of Dr
McGiynus Suti-poverty meetings. Burial
wu refused ON the ground that he had not
died ia the falth
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POST BUILDING,
For printed aondc friends
Choicest Property all the City,
which we wi pleased intending Purchasers.

West
from in
End"
gushing cheeky
Alaska Mexican border We have
auah
* influence Of the Mediterranean and
Of
aranaad World
the Of
tAt the table isd West seattle IL : simply unique
o HI
TO
another white Eenng
steF
ef he
in hanetna
viii
pushed
viii gharyes
wareho
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FieHr.
r. rake place 5aiy >, Near New
Orleans.

Toaosqa. Jan 7s sas bfen arfAszel
ts,as sse Klifsis -srsiivaa Gsst b. iaf 50 900
and fhe ehsn1Fi0ns s.p aFit neid ~ ~
ala. 10 take nee J1lE witnin ~ ni..s -
n New ifie4liA Tae usxt avkssit u tt1*
! ..,.i q ohru the ana ss4kr- aoide<
s..f~rsr asll ~ fna3egs- @4Er -
~ H. go f..<.<ee - f<f I1f 80
elr111 a 1851 q ',rss.';
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THE FRENCH GIANT
Boulanger FrightenS all the
Politicians.
nor REPUBLICAN OPPOSITION.
Socialists Unite to support Hisa. In
surfing tgis Election- rrelint-
nary Sklrnishes Won.

FAeis. Jan. 1,--In the department, OF the
sowsnc today Gcs. Montsndon. RanlanriSt.
was clecied merabQF Of the ehaa,hcr Of
deputies BY ; majority of 7gsg.
In the department of Charonte ". pa.
pcrs Bonlsngis1. was elecsei hg q fnaiorjtv
oi 9is9 oveg the Republican candidate
AZ Republican congress to-day "A
which Cleme1-- :. ---ssai ga q so
persons attending The meeting ~.rrssssar' Ia
@seQueS, president of couurs{ OF the selne
- candidate FOR he sacsnt Paris sat IL
,s.e ~, eliai,, ~ ~ sernlies, iacqncs Was
teeh Pr0ciaiuieti, amid spniause. sole can-
uidni~ against Gen Roaianrer
tNe hoHianSist organs fidieule the can
a.aseg oi lacqaeS president ofthe council
"a tag seine. nominated Yesterday hV the
kepneliean congress 10 oppose Roulsngpr
~ ~ an interview iattay H0ulanger stated
thsi Gen. Moniaadon. elected Yesterday
IrHn tac sommc, though described a 4
Aenstai, vas caliN a supporter ~ the
FoHlaugist policy lie said fhc poulangist
Nciuiies 10 tae supplementary sleetions
presaEed h-s return o. p,.Ncr.
HorLNNgER's Election syeK.
PAEis, Jsn. AT a meeting Of socialists
tonight 90 choose a candidate for the vn.
cant scat in ,he department Of
the Seine, no delegates, rcprescnt-
ing all the socialist committees IN
the department. were present The meeting
voted unanimously ia favor Of cen. uo,s.
LANCER, This action. u j. believed iusures
the retnrn ol ten. h0ulanger 10 the cham
Der or deputies hy grea, majority.
Jacques has issued an address 20 the
electors In it he saws 'sClericaliSm Il
'eaiiug 90 the eight all The maleanfents and
enemies ot the rcpahllc. for whom CEN
bouisugcr Is the standard bearer. lie an
pcAls 70 the electors 20 save tho country
anMer f""A
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BLOODY nALrsuE's TERROR.
The Monsters Body-Guard Inereas-
sd-TeHnnts Arrested.

rosnos, Jan. 7.-fEe number Of police
asz detailed ~ protect Baiissr has been
lurreased ln consequence q a report tE a.
ihe Iurfuoiblas are planning % mafaef
Tin
prgLsE. Jan. TT Eeaiy tenants On -.
Vgndelesr estates a. kfsrusa asFe asrn a.
rested fer harrieA4isT houses against Oh
clais carving out eFlcnsls. rae arrests
caAsed EEca sKsiit mthL
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NEw YORK. Jan. Judge Andrews. Ia
the supreme court to-day. dlsmlssss! the
writ Of habeas corpus obtained by Ann
Odelin Diss Debar the spool" princess, 10
obtain possession of her childron, now tn
care Of the society for the Protection Of
children, aud decided not 60 allow her 20
get pOSseesiou OF them
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JAY GOULD curs WAGES.
Missouri Pacific Employees, Except
Trades- Inionists. Eeduced.

81. LoUIs, Jan. 7.--It is announced that
circular win be issued from the headqGar-
ters Of the MlssnHf Pacific railway that the
salaries Of all employees ON that system
whose pay is 500 per month and over viii
De reduced 10 per cent This applies 10
heads Of departments as well as others, but
docs not affect conductors, engineers OF
those connected with the mechanical de.
"a FFf.Hsf
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FAcTIoSAL STRIFE MUST END.
Otherwise the Pacific Coast viii For
felt Cabinet Representation.

wAsHiN6roN. Jan. 7.--tien. Harrison is
reported 10 have said he wonla not ap-
point q cabinet officer from the Pacific
Coast uuleSs the Republicans OF that sec
tion absudon facii0uai contests.
ISDIAsAPoLTS, jan. 7-Cahiuet specula
ton for the time being is on the wane an-
til sone new straw is caught dying indi-
eating a change in the wind.
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L0risvILLE, jan. Tin the federal circuit
Judge Jaeksou this morning overthreW the
decision Gf the interstate commerce com
mission, and holds that the commission
can only srbitrate differences and has 80
right o. power 10 enforce iis decisions.
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ovR SCHOOLS IN DANGER.
A Fsreign Priest Assaults the
Foundation Of the Republic.

rges4rsd an exhaustive papgr % ibs
trser.can psshiie schgSl sysssEss Dazea en
IT, sfsfisaies - Montgomery. Tee eafal-
azl ssssa.iy fafgrs oarSfhisl a. cpposa
= Fszbae school esuffOi, Ths pspsf NiH
ssseu - phoIlsAsd ooneurfentig II Aes-
f.ot and America
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MUST FENCE THEIR TRACK.
The United states supreme Court
Differs With Judge LaHEford.

wAsHISGToS, Jan 7.--lu the case Of the
appeal from Iowa, the supreme court of The
United states rendered decision to-day
that the STATE has right TO pass law
compelling railroads 10 fence their hness
and falling % do 80, 10 pay dDuble the
price for stock run over and killed.
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nENJAMfN HOPKINS Is DEAD.
The Pardened Convict Enjoys but
Few DAYS Of Freedom.

CINClNNATI, Jan. 7.--Beniamin 7. Hop
kius, the convicted assistant cashier of the
delnnct Fidelity National hank, died this
morning He was released from prison
only On Friday.
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o.. P1rKKssEHa, 1aa. z. r Princess iacteh,
wsiie sIghrs<lnE a. ChArkod, sttezaplssl
1, cross ralExay track. A sFaln r3k!asI
sppsoasklng sfraek tne sleigh And ku.e4
the eoaci1Man. The PflncN<< 49, A1t<<-. -
Is rhe os4<6ie a. The uerk- xne<S 49, ~
eenzela1a 1he t<nfa fAe4e4 81
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THE srGAR swIsDLE


xEx YoaE. Jsa, 7.-Tee kEsztHg 80
ssvs mat fsetS in the eicetrie sugar ssins 2
CONSTANTLY coIaing Oat add 70 10 "A aysleff.
II declares thss ths sompanss nfst Ffsas.
h -, srnouftt az the campant's fnnes sA1l
~ forcs1 70 resixs. tnsf ~ eerf Ill -
.hq suesssesa htp; e 'aessssse e - ~ " "a q
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NO SHUTDOWN AT PANAMA.
suspeusion OF work was Only Par
tiai and Temporary.

FAFAHA via GAsvestsnl. Jan. -Four
Gaoasans men have bees throNn out Of
employment by the st0pBage Of work by
two large contractors engaged To the Pan
sfaa canal work II Ia expected that the
work. fceHEariug tAe discharged work
mes. TIE temporary saEpeusion a. Guile
braves easses.by the demands Of contract
ofs vine haye nov reeeiVed instructions
from the Paris once to resume operations
without further Interruption. The sss
pension was only lev hsufs duTatisu.
The British wEuhips Swittsure and Caro-
line and the French mAn. OF war DuqNssne
are D uoft here
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KILLING TIME IN THE HOUSE.
Determined Fiiibustering Against
the Union Pacific Funding BIZ.

NAsHINGTos. jan. I'm the house i'm
mediately after the reading Of the journal
the contest over the proposed change Of
the rules. abolishiug the call OF states on
suspension Mondays, was resumed, the
pending question being on ordering the
previous question. The clerk proceeded
with the roll call. The vote resulted yeas
ll2. nays 2-29 less than quorum. 4 call
OF the house was ordered. The call de
yelcped the presence Of 216 memseFs. A
vote was taken on ordering the previous
question upon the resolution. and again
the quorum faded away. the vote standing
yeas Ias. RAYS l5-l2 votes being still lack
ng % enable the house - proceed % bsst
ness Reed moved q call Of the house 50
ordered Two hundred and twenty siE
members once more responded 10 their
names, and BlouHt moved to adjourn, but
the Democrats remained divided. and the
motion wss defeated-yeas "a, nays Is.
Then Anderson % Kansas entered a
motion that when the house adjourned To-
day Il be TO meet " Wednesday next, aud the
sneaker entertained the motion. uotwith
standing the point OF order raised by Reed
that il was not in order No quorum ap-
peared on the vote Of the telisrs. and TIE
yeas and nays were ordered. the motion
having bzcn defested-yess ;. NAYS ia
Chssdle moved 10 adjourn. Lost-yeas II,
nays u.
Anderson Of Iowa then eAne forward 70
reinforce his uAEesake from Kansas with E
fl!busierlns motion for adjournment until
Wednesday, which was promptly voted
down-yeas f.. nays ISj-and a motion By
BlozRt 70 Eaj8ufE met with the fate of rs
predecessor Another roll-cGsl on tBe Fao
lion 70 adjourn until Thursday coBsaElca
the time until 3 O'Clock. when under the
rule session ended b. NIsitsti0n- The Az
GerSons of Kansas and lows, with CnsAG4c
Of Indiana, Link of Minnesota and LeEl
bseb ~ New Jersey were The only Eauak-
lcsus who voted wits tvo-thiEds 81 the
Democrats for adjournment The other
third of the Democrats. consisting Of
special friends and advocates Of the Okla
hoza aEd Union Paciee funding bills,
ysfed with the almost solid Republican
side against sdJogr1ment
A DEMOCRATIC cACGtS
WsxulsGToS. jan. 7.-AbcBf 20 Of the
Democratic members Gf the hsuse gaet 10
caucus tonight % consider the question of
hos ~ gss around The difficulty ia the rules
ef the aaass when have otSEFleted ifgis-
afioa in the past few days. Bland ot
MisSsari embodied his yiess IA
resolution dselaTln. u 10 Be the
sens Of the caseus that the resoiEiioa
gsnGizg q the house should ne defeated,
but that "a The first aad ghir9 Mondays Of
eaca month no diiAtaFy iaestes should be
rekorted 10 in order 20 prevent the passage
Of measures andeT susp@lssoa OF tse
rules
After considerable discussion Springer
raised the poiaI of order that 10 4ueFsH
Eas voting and tl&s less than GaoTr 2
eazld uot bind the Democrats - ho were
absent ar who we're preseai AID opposed
the resolution,
COZ saIa he had neyer heard OF the peint
os 30 1Bsrzm being raised IN caucus.
After some fsEther debate the resoaaileE
gas adopted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08
In Offering the follow

In Offering the follow
ing list of choice and
carefully selected resi-
dence property We would
state that to those who
viii improve any of same
We will give considera-
BILE reduction over list
prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08

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