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Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
Special Commodity. Rates Revised.

CHICAGO, August 16-At the Western
Freight association meeting to-day special
commodity rates between Chicago and st.
Paul We're revised. Some of them were
cancelled and others were advanced on an
average of about 20 per cent. The date on
which the new rates are to become effective
was left TO the chairman to decide.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
a :.aughter of Ananiss.

NEW YoRK, Angus. i6.-Ida Harris, the
fourteen-y year-old girl who was found in the
rooms of Hannah Pearlstein on Monday,
and for whose alleged outrage Mrs. Pearl
stein and FIVE men were arrested, to-day
developed such advanced ability as liar
that Police Justice Power discharged all
the prisoners In disgust.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17

retary as a life office. This morning mo-
tion was made 10 reconsider this action and
to establish n supreme secretaryship, the
term of which should extend from one con-
vention to the next. II was defeated.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
A Creamery burned.

DEs MoINEs To-, August l6.-f Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. The Star creamery at
Sutherland, O'Brien county, burned this
morning. Loss a., 900. A car load of butter
tubs were also burned. The fire started in
pile of slack coal.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
Hold County T,achers, Institute.

O'NEILL, Neb., August 16.-- Especial Tele
gram to THE BEE. The sixth annual ses-
sion of the Holt county teachers ins tjtute
closed to-day. The session has been the
best and most largely attended ever held in
the county. The number of teachers en-
rolled reached 21O, several from other coun-
ties being in attendance The institute was
under the control of the following instruct
ors; Superintendent Manville, Of ONeill,
conductor and instructor in arithmetic;
Superintendent Bond, of Blair, Neb., con-
ductor in civil government and physiology;
Principal Bland, OF O'Neill, in geography
and commercial law; G. M: Stevens, A. M,
of Long Pine, in history, book keeping and
grammar; Prof Miller, of New York. in
penmanship; Miss Della Rodgers, of Boone.
Ia, in reading and elocution; Miss Lizzie
Ferris, in botany; Prof w. p. Laswell, in
vocal music. Glasses in algebra, geometry
and philosophy were conducted by G. A.
Phelps, f. A. Archer and S. F. Garrett.
The instructors all did well IN their depart
ments and the teachers go to their schools
filled with new ideas and advanced methods
which will tell for good in our public schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
Injured IN a-isnnaway,

NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., August 10 Special
to THE BEE E]-Mrs. Walters, German lady,
and two children were this afternoon Sc
riously injured in u runaway. She had both
arms broken and was internally injured and
is considered in critical condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17

BOONE, Ia, August 16--lSpecial Telegram
to THE BEE.I-David b. Sellard, of Amaqua
township, this county, is hopelessly insane,
the cause being domestic trouble His wife
recently separated from him and secured ali
mony OF So 900, and got out attachments on
his property. The trouble worked upon his
mind, and last night he came TO Ogden ana
broke down completely.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
Death OF a Prominent LAWYER.

BosroN, August l6.--Henry Weld Fuller,
q prominent lawyer and horticulturist, died
wednesday night at Boston Highlands.
Chief Justice M. w. Fuller is a nephew of
she deceased, and Margaret Fuller was .
lear relative.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
,Foresters Take M Easy.

MISNEAPoLIs, August l6.-The Foresters,
having completed their war Of independence,
were not disposed to labor very hard this
morning. 1t had been determined yester-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
The Tithes Bjil Withdrawn.

LONDON, August 16.-After serious and
protracted opposition, MIR. Smith, the gov
ernment leader, stated to-day that the gov
ernment would not introduce the new tithes
bull.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
A Chance For Woman Suffrage.

OLYMPIA, Wash, August 16.-Woman suf-
frage was adopted as separate proposition
to be submitted to the people with the con-
sttutlon. The debate was on school lands
to-day, whether they should be sold or re-
tanned by the state,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
The Methodist Camp Meeting.

FREMONT, Neb., August 16.-[Special TO
The BEE. To-day was Fremont day" at
the camp meeting. The usual admittance
fee was omitted and free 'busses were run
from the city to the grounds, the idea being
to give the poor people Of the city who might
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-17
Sanctions ToIstoi's scheme.

bNHCtIOHb IUIbtUfH \ ECHtIHt.
ST. PgTERsBuRG, August l6.-A ukase has
been issued sanctioning provincial reorgan-
ization under Count Tolstops scheme.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

wasufssTux sune = James Re ub<as
Nex Perce sszixn sfoHs I1aso. called on
sreresary Nebie asd Asssnx Insiisa reus-
n.ssisaer Sell sotsy aud prctssssa. In the
uxsse a his tribe. axassss tho rcs< 1tson ia
osDre cs snasies 4. aoasessa - GENT f.er
bis PEOPLE. hausesth sss sgwuz fer the
ses PsFrss euriss the years ssnRs~dss:sf
ssssr 70 5~ee. NJ ben ~ sas sszefses&ess es
Isearvs A. Morrsa His preeest &p2o.ss-
snessE wax sssa6e xzzEs TIE laSazGsEx Of The
pxesens administrative.
RsuheEs fsrro@nssd thss eursnx Nsza-
ss4sh's farcssr term he s~a forfeited tbs -
sp~cf sFa! Katzf-~sA - The tribe w ser
.sssnsed srf~ sf ern< ~. std cn sasHy otxhr
s1ssss ts hssa ssxssxsest rasesi tse fsxs ssax Re
h.a no .sssaress ID she .sfsAre 0s the is-
ssi2sas. ID aid be sss asas totally az
aired BY ra;Hrs ta css1ps The pssssz5on hs'
asss - wxs d u1nssx<r1fcss ~ eks3 taxz Sat
ssarfrx AIS lssxrasr erH - Esd teTMzes ssx
snmsEy 81 every nsnsxs % rNe srfoe- He
saaa iaszAss tAss kss gssssss< xsns ~ pssvsssr
entsy cps~sse sns al sneaf os sh<s- s.nds
sn ssverxssy, ses s~Irx ms<se hs Mss
Fs~teASr. sazixss Muasssth usre secassed
sfsd acct aer asa bezssT n2n ssus Fts~m -
s.r,vssyy NssAle. 81 ihe rurelasson 81
Rxrss-s..s xsnseu&nT aSszs~x4 hs that Ass
eaarrp sensa&s MoasTtfa wsx4 rseessR kss
s~reyui ssxenxsaa. Aszd 4 - - fpooa tAsf
moatezsE was usasssd trs fse position -
wAzeh ~ haA he<s sppssaasd - sosAs sos
- pexE s<xe1 - cssstane - = Tae ser-
s.spuaes1 sa give them - xnkax axeak tSs
ssrs - Ban oe<afuabse. ysE ~ fatty s1-
pe<ezss sne fa1snns - i9Mes5<aassy Ahssxs
ceg the pus posse shsy ussxAx eaSs 81 re<aszr
arSar axasxse MOE eExs9ss > ap4<ss Hxnxzs ~
rsfasfss - tHks shess asssas II sssezAlzx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

yscroEsA. n G.. Jane A-1asa wsr-
sinxwostA. "A innase a. Aouse al H.
fAnes sufctsted - ) e'clock tAin noraine ~
placing . r~vosves ~ her tempie and haow-
lns Aer heains 80. she did aInoss m
standby. TIE sifi wns about - yesrs of
agc. and cc0nifted the 6eel uhsae IN
tsAiCus r0ee With . younx nan ussss
has heen sQuandefans hss forsune aUonx
me deUa- m0ods sad gAmbaing hoavxx An
tnQuext win be hr1d susnnrrbw. 3. whlxh II
= txpecfed thns there viii b. snsne ssays.
ling developments
Ar-anaenenas hn4 heea made ss<3av fuy
= rgnf 70 : aaish bite. cn Tom Ckeary. IL
scnfsls. una C!em Austin. IN Hsxs- m man.
tc avotd the F<.ascc . small sseA1sr wss 10
teAse tiesOffa harhnf and trscoed 10 TAD
bor0 bay. fuar uftea di.fans, to Which
potns the cenbafants and frisnds went in
neekA The steamer and hacks
zen vtcfosta ~ q ~ eEd 1nsxuf sueasy-
ave Dsu vent - Gaahoro hay. where
eney waited ca the wharf unssl 0'clss h
hus the steamer faxisd 10 cssnnxcs. TIE
party we're . dssxussesi ies and reached
town q O'Clock. nxvtsg ss walk Ill the
way The aSht uxs % take place sa sxn
Juan Il aud
The Crcksr party and nunxmai wess
uo<th e C0mox sosiAy. n 10 expxcted IA at
sYrargemerfs . Ia be made tsefare the a :
parsnre Of the crccker party for the exssn-
ston OF the issand railway 10 the new
xas3F
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24
Room I, leweiIyn- Dodge Block. Second ST.



10 Comrserce
within sAeir o.
add -chseky
We
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~ Old Wosc
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scrrExxss ~ soaSsrsws


goHSsrowS. Jaae - Colonel srsnsi<R.
ia ehssse es The eum2issAry tspsrsaseas,
today presented his ~eekly rrpea -
Adiassa .sscnss4s Hastings The ferost
shuxs sAss 1asa pzossle are stiii
heias dali "a here BY te state I
r~4fuefioa ia nami,er ~ 500 austax
the week. -sssngisf ncpsunsesssss th~t tEo
r.isrf ns a. h< turned ssvsr IL. the eftt8x~n
an that ire necessary xuapstss bR paf-
cd A. q from the sxtss u 8 neral ssprs Asa
thr... t4ks fies ueN TanBtbx het&. The N.
yusst sakg sf that ane lad Of he pres<ne
be abolished On Wessnredny
hsxi
ja.' esmrletrsi list lh.sw nx thai IN tant
ps-es sissss ss.sS b. a s1 have tern enftretg
swept AVA. ard not evss trsce " fhs ~
esn ts~ tsab,f, The t~~tlsss pl ina men. =
sat III assd . ChiaaYaaB wxFa iautd to0ay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

KANSAS CRY, June 2a-At the closing
day of the races the trsck was slow,
Three-auafsers mile--Brtdxe Light won.
Lizzie B. second. Mamie B. third; time,
l.i7t6.
Mile-Churchili Clark wen. Thankful
second, , r. kusk third. time. i:<sss.
Five furiosss-i. n. Won, sBnnsn ndaie
second. Jirn ogieshy third; time. l.e7.
Seven fnfiVugs--sI Alhans won, Stf-
ginia sceond, Derby third. time. i-a,
Nile aud m eighsh--The / woa. J. J.
second, Lemau third. time, 1g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

Those who imagined last week that
seattle was In danger OF being overrun
by touehs and thugs nsde the mistake
Of supposing thai every man in .
blue shirt Vas . ruikan. and because
there we're hundreds of such men on
he streets. their fears we're aroused.
To assume that every man OF rough ex-
terror Is thug Il about as reasonable
A. 70 assume that every man in fash
;cnable attire is . gentleman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

sAS FRAxc1sexs. June - Ieug Hoy. .
epek. wss Killed ea fsupons ssr<rs sensxAs
b. two other t'ninsEen. csse al
whom b rsmed w4A chuae. The
t~o CAsnan<u wese arss s~xn tn .
scuf1A. aud aoo hAschcsx were
hssnx freesy used ~ swe ~ she thEaAna sa
On the othss en~. whs Was rrnssrAse Be
fuf~ assistance arrived Hey Was nserAssy
chopped - s1rafh. HIS ne<A, ~aosss.:srs
ana body we've Afso punetafsd xsth knix
M cnase tn< the snsay = knava u +
supposed to - hixAhsn1<s suerrei.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

SAN FRANCISCO. june - n uss learned
to-day that shortly after saisselxAt lsss night
Ms fsesser1cA xssscr went ls her has-
asuta's szlson on faursh and fesry strssss
aid riesaed uith kim "a come hasss. Her
words annoyed htm and be paf her vui es
sne hens~. sac retarnsd by the hack .saes.
Wnen Miller picked up q revolver aud Sired
81 her. bur sssrSed. Tv<fav Nillrr Wes ar
rested CA a charge Of attempted murder
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

Pear TasSsxxn. June - ealied To-day
Norwegian h<rk carl BOOSTED. fos Lsssssea.
sisA snmh<r: Amesksn SHIPS snew and
bsrxs~s. for Hcst D. With lamhvr
Arrsvet-Brstfsh bark Fisc nec Treat.
trssm shanghai
FuRy GAMBLE. ~. r., June - Arrived
B2rk icuis. Marta
nAaIEsx. ". r. Jane @-saile<x--
schooner ssva.
San fnAxsz~os Jane H-Arrsve<--
Steamer ssliiprasa. sseEn Portland. De
parted nark Hafvestcr. for pors lows
send
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

PHilsnxLsHss, lane zs-Two hnys.
Harry and wiIlism lesser. aecd Is aa1 n
xasrs respectively. Of msebanic<1 turn 81
laind. have constantly employed theif
spare tins IN running email sgssm en-
gfn~. Harrv had stated his inteptfaq u
attaching the engine 70 the family 1co-
tnsninx. With that end In sieW the tn<1a.
wire eoaductisr their sxpxrtfaeuta ysa~
fefday when . terrific expEnatou Serurte1s
kfIiIng tsSth boys Instantly. Mrs.. Knte1o
and her little am. who happeued - ~
neur were x<ySsIY Injured
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wss very fast. tlsc wss;h sssisatfal the
stt~sadance is.Dce
Three fuaFtss Faii1--Dssxle won In isiH.
Rec u~s rsssstd. hafllBe sas. third
seven eghss nssl.-- Rue k3ek wca in
f-a2. Ben HsTrsson cs.nd, eypss third.
y II aud ose-s ishth --inyeswssk wGb ia
fs1r Is. B. nedletsos, sssa nd. Kern third
ups and atse-hslf miiss--isastsarfor Il.
won ia s.zs is. Taa Iras seevsst. Terra
tssa third.
Five-eighsh miie--Tessa wom In ui rs
CAyuFA sesoad, ~. James fhassi
on~ ansi ole faayttz mssen~--s. Luke wee.
In 3:E0 "a. DsAdein sscond. First Atsenpi
third
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MEXICAN lRAD-sILvxR oRwa.
rrchaAkstsy rhss sAs rsst9 Law WIN
Ne fr~p~tly gefss<~<.

&AsufSaTox, June G.-sccssfayy w1u-
dom hss determined % settle - s1on =
rsNsiels al the isapofsaut tariff awcestoua
watch hav~ tesn raised s1aee hrs sncanf-
ssssss- The prime rAi euestiens conssd<txd
tsssay fsiAsest - et2e&ias atinn of teok
.r~s eesssiaing silver. the drAwbsck eu
Iase h~sging sad Tee ssxihcAfson Of Cana.
dian -huist carr nse,i co AneyieAn rNilruuxin4
In seeart 10 the fsraser que< stvn u -
isarued taAs the department. has feselsef
fragn SfTxizs aKrntp s4ant To NextrNn mines
ioE toe pnrpssse III investigating tie sub
tvef u the fnrafsasisn Of lead ofs fFom
Asxsca, that ffaNf@ have been pfacfscexi.
and the pas nsnt a the prnfer amount al
dusy on this easnaeslty has hesn syst~un-
ssseaiis eysdiesi. esr <past. viii have
res8 sssxhs IA the settlement ef she Qu~A-
Il i ~ a sssss IL il f<t .vssi that sne d.
peyfmes will bell thss The ssastabss vntue
Imported oTu oElIatnt 4 tset sfsd silver
must - ssess raesnssi hs ths fvs.tkys weight
uf sse swu ms Sais. iusssssi NJ fiesr resuslte
sslae, AZ AID the ere>est pteetfse
secretary Wsadsm ssi tats aft<xnocu,
ss<aksnx al tne ceRferescc, fhaf they had
Fraeaed sssHclsssosss % several IL the quee-
ttans uader censiis alton, bai w*uid nce
Ne In shsse fss . pubic snsosncemxnt
o<fssre Ia At week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

SAx BxRsAnnExa. Cal. June 1s--The
jury in the trial of MA Penman for the
murder Of Frfessss sullivan asser heinz
oar all night returned ver3ics Of ns.t
guilty and the prisoner wss dssshsreed
he 3ssy stooi sn ~ Il 4 TWO for scnvictio.
snd tn for ass3uitsat. II 10 undersGo- d
that the jury would have bsnaght In . YER
dict ef DAssslssghs~s. bus ahey fee esf the
Judge woasd xive Mrs Penmsn issag n
ssasce. They thauehf the prisoner ssson a
be punished lishgts, bun rather than ran
the rlsk of heavy pepa ~ they a<eis,~si h. Z
ihnoe nj Mrs. Psnmas ktllsd ensiivas
b cause she thoagnf he outraged her
a ns h1sr
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wnArCom xxws.


rhs HAY Useveee--<s. a. ~ ksnnioa
"A 1o~0 sa npevt1ae.
wHArruu. june x.-The faraers ~
whateom county ar~ harvesting . very
large crop Of hay. All their other
crops promfs. well. asshossh the weather
has been serJ dry.
A telephone lice now connects whatrcn
wifh Lysseu. II also sooehss 81 Nockssek
ard Eager The Instrument vogks eel -
= q stance 81 twenty raises
The O. A. r. m~Bbeys wiA hold an az
nszl rsanEen ard campfire 81 Lake What,
essrf. gssne Is arsA y. There are s5sus -
o5ss Insan soistse-s in y hs.Sgfn eBsbsy.
TIE Pssiihenxsa and Fasstssvsn ssssiness
nea hax~ ttsgsaszt an oFkacsKass1n 10 fars
sher ths tstsrvsts ef fsss part of sss bss
ns s.ss@st Easirss-d Gem p4ny ss koonssax OF
~ a. estate there Al fsaey prisea
Ferassaze ana her b4sG eiu sosa y bal
snxa - eele Arnsstsg falv ah.
ne sx<sgsin9 frssxsDfty are esesa tisg
syrv rss8~ross In Nhstsrsa. EaxisF.
wresszsng s@wgaz azzd ether ashtxtss sFoFts
nstssrs roas4dxsseas afsenfsoa. e0c xAns-
hling has iucsexsess hese s3hee tHs ssAsssF
arr
several huuSsed nsn srs ssxrloy~i co
Eesa2nxhsza hMy grazing tsis streets. VIA
ssn sssskss sxsa nxw sasisf1gs ths k&x
cities srs esseaSsnS apfsksarlcrs se-y rap
ssssF fssr The sezs@r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

L,xpos, June "a dispatch from Rome
70 the Standard says Archbishop Feshsn.
of Chicago. having made . long report 10
the Vatican shrnaxh Cardinal Slmeaaf. oa
the criminal acts O; the s.ian-as tssri -
eiesy. The isT'c hss given tnstrnst os,~ that
the power be granted Ar hhsshup Eehan
90 lake Whatever measure he NAV deem
opporsane 10 declare fae Clan na-tsas. 50
cssiy 10 be opposed se the chsrrh.
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TrxaRE. Cal. June ex---iAte last night.
white Nj. aud Mrs. Harry ~ers away fresa
hs,me. burglars enscFsa their hosse ami
eaerirst away lrwsirs. sstversafe aud ether
ssiaahss Q th~ amount uf vac ass
sn nalnsd Snief~ wns srsesh 4 on sas
p eioz, asd ttastc se< ms IS b. . strs,nS rsss
circus.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

Tne Tsvernw Of coan@ct.rat has signed
THE secfes ballot bin.
A hsstsau became Essaansxeabse In The
saint NauTire river. Canada. and Gent
over Gfands fsils. six psrNsu* we're
drowned
The French mas sf was psauesn~. Gag
ship Of the fscsfc squadron. has arrived ~
Fan francisco hear Admiral Lsfevfe 10
ON beard
Lieutenant Tharssnu. at esmoa. 10 In.
curing into the ekssBes made BY Get . any
that the British coasss - Apia hes h<sn
aiding Asta<sfa.
The members Of the Rfxhs in The Frwneh
chsmbsy III iepui,es have issssd msrsi-
feeso appealing to the sounffy against tie
Republican matosity.
ON sunday mernlug Den Butter p<isf<d
four column essisis In the BOSTON Hersi6
In this article ne se<ks 70 prove bis shAsxs
af eoxasaire sessust Aemifsl Porter daTfng
tbs ssige of New urissns.
Anerican nsrk Hsuxoe. Csrtain Edxesh.
from AxxrAstse. y = w. for Hen4 Koaa
uas wserked ~ rsf.es from rsnzfy CAPE.
Ansfrsiia. Par es the cree sefs sased.
and the rxniasrtsf are nsisstag
ssueknos, Cal. wss rxhsed ny rsssssi
sss is. ths arss ,.sss srs.iss y, n.xst 20. lsx
twenty foaf hgafs-snofs tbsa sseTston
csa ass.
A xr~ssfsax sa@Tea tsrx sis<@ st Fsa-
enasRr ON eefuftsy eight tefwsea h. "
Jossss~on e6 ssnPiae shroen4 sshIstx OF
Arssrsra. a1a g Il PHTsse, y 10 csastns ~
hs The cfstsarfpn ef the fse1ne esexs ssf
SsG sAte1 PsFrls weE shs match.
Nacaasas Fefey, iaufssessr 81 Ms. Fns-
ssos aSsfk ~ Y gin. xet.. sAs So *Aauf9sy
nssfrssnx tskgu fsfsn aes1tF sisertE = b.
had Assa hAndsnfExd ard banged 20 Q
kssssgs nsss iAs sesne of this nasxsixs.
A ~u1shsrn faefee party efr lsztrsssinx
Ire Rev rn3on xz3nxs ~ t'ofn*s S&axssss-
str sssaa. IN 1feasrs - y his 4 So a<H hAe
f<<n ss'AaE. TIE st~sner rss Ssssu. " ss%
rive sun1say, VA txks the nfss esfsu fTvszs
he aew rsines.
Ch~<> Pixge. sss4nEzx ssas ss~assszs ths
rrsxr ~ sA frsnrx aEsffa eg fTsnr@ fsa-
13ssz og Mpxrsssa~ aes fl.s kssa>s sE1E lsns
game IN t}sr ~eszfs~z psstef h<t@eeN
ssxsnsss asa Tohsssssa 81 HsTzsa Ia tasn-
axy ssd Febssary-
Jee~rh Kmerae. On oss rs~s<Ans al san
fsnne5nra. died thexs on razarstsy sest ~
yke @ts&nrRss arr cf - y~xvss Ne I'm -
en4nss wxse<h e1eH,a1H ssss&sgzfug ~ so1fsfy
h0ud. ard ex~h IN hAst Essesse@ iessts
3 50 vka Il ezxxk - wells, Fs<xs y 20. Z
a.nk-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

CHICAGO. June sl--rhs capture ~
coonsy, ts~ Croatia suspect, il imported ~
night ~ Frankfort. lndia0a. Chisf ~
Police Hubbard rccrived "a sisssam whteA
says that the prisoncr af frankfoft uho
was arrested for burglary an
ssers TO cnouey's description. lisa
ai late hour tonieh ht 10 take the Ers& tfain
70 Frankfort special dispatch frsm
frankiart says, however. thai The eCrro.
spenaefst has seen the man arsessssI. and
that the of55eeTx are msstskrn~-thst The
fsisaw Is nat gsssssey a. ali
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

The continuance Of public order in
this city under regslar police admin
istration Is . sufficient confirmation
OF the claim OF those who insisted
upon the relief Of the militia. Even
with the reopening Of the drinking
saloons, which Immediately followed
withdrawal OF the military guard.
there has been no rioting, no crime,
no violation Of ordinary social order.
Those who insisted that We were in
danger Of being ovrrrun by rusaans
and thugs, have now an opportunity
OF seeing how little basis there was
for their fears.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

wHArrox. June ss.--1he Bay City club
beat the = at ie .slah sxsiay The score va,
ss follows: hay tisy. =; scstsis. G. There
was lsrgc tr wr 81 attendance an sen-
sfslk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

cafc4oo. Jupe IA enhlsgDo0 -
the solicitor Of tie fosdon Ta~s. eeya -
Duiiy s<<s. was s.e<issd - The p(nGo =
ATTORNEY FRANK Collier this meeoIuo- ~
rsssnessed aim ~ prorarr- - poon - HeN(1r
tss = esrfEfi< 4 cory Of fte esI3omco on1
bs stss eoFvnsF ~ f:ss ssspIn tuVnqG -
ssisisree VII make leo pa3se ~ H.
sxslfsr psasf, and The copy, wkt<k ~
nasae next ues h. viii essst &zk4 ~
n1t knowa. NJ collier - psu - - = n
d, Kuxtas1e3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

The vital consideration with Seattle
at the present time concerns her credit
in the money censers Of the cosntry.
There i not money enough here to
pr0vice house room FOR the homeless
basiness of the city. To fehahilitate
the burnt district we must get capital
from abeoad. The importancs. then.
Of proceeding with great caution in
municipal affairs requiring large ex-
penoiture Of money. Is manifest. An
increased water supply We must have
for the protection Of capital now
coming and ~ come, into the burnt
district. and for the general protection
of the city. A sewer system Is another
absolute necessity. We must have .
paid are department with improved
appliances. including an electric IRE
alarm system. Changes in street lines
and grades must be made and new
streets must be opened up. Under
the most careful administration these
Improvements win cost large amount
OF money. and that sum should not he
increased By hasty. ili-considered and
unbasinesslike expenditures. We
must go aboat the business of Great.
ing . city debt with the greatest pos
sible care To save every possible dollar.
and 10 put every dollar which must
be spent where il will do the mot
good. Economy IN public expense
will be noted 10 onr credit In those
places where We need credit. while q
policy OF extravagance would mase IL
diAicult 10 sccare iinanciai scuommo-
datioux
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

sax FsaSctsec. june q rne Fvench
man of w-r nn4usas~. TOW hins IN the
h.rbef here, Was Waited BY over 500 people
today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

ere e&ssinx srishsfxEsy anssF ssassa uu
YfAssy Nsys< Mazsa szsssd shs ssrtnssers
- ~ III rr~ssz East tsssFx ssse 30 1afsas
sa sA~ ss~sssrs wlss sHssss =. sesy sf<sss
Tss preSxzsS4en ~ - spzfpksxrs xtsf txm1e
= enn<r1N ~ So trssmsas ks1sseo 1s& r<et-
- aasax xerxss1 azd Tht1d s&rse0.
tn1n1 - 80 II shxT - ~tt1rx - ~ -
- &n6651nnnneo = - veDE A4 <MV
- ss = ! Z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

BosroN. juno 20 --A table eenpsiea fron1
dispatches Ia the Post from the mxnagers
of the leading clcsriag houses OF the
United states shows the total gross ex
changes Zoe the week ending june -,
were ~ H.ffs.S31 ls7. On ipcfeAsc ef 81 8 per
cent when compared With she correspond
tag week af laAf year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

I've Wbo0 0oeo1oDs
fMLApsLvnfA. Jsnn 1s-Th1s sfssKne1o
tuo ysapx seDfi<n.u sere@peste1 - 40
sssae - tbs paifsnaaus dan and th<1r b1no
was driven over and ell i0uf - 10 oeeu-
paats dxyHfsed
alter and 6<osxs L. Haltor1. go ~
and 10 yeass respectively. vefe dg~u6e4 f.
eyeek nesr Wrssstiie. =. J., yeuof1oox
while ba1h5ne.