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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

ALBasT, Aux a. William T. He~s k3
g~&s~9 e~sgrs ssovsruer NIL se4s nswensag
arr. raasas syxg sasas apssa Ais stEsAeags-a
tsaf exeeusise essssepfY sf.r Cfssriess tzslss5n
5snaes St.sza s21 gwAA lsH8s. thre~ Of aTs
ssuedexsrs new sraassz Ia It's F1ssts ~
Sew gars. ss sttlax ssee ssff0z ffs1&y. AZ
sA~ eo-sc ms81s ST skss afxsmeut tke EDs-
Sfnoe sid Re wcNsd srzst e><sasn fs-Essse
sssy sxsz aAya fee ssg ! eAss9es IS ~ sn
zsszS s@sss - e rsstsssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

posrLAxe. ARs I-c. A. psgph.
brother of Tattess Stairs senator J. y
Dosph. today rendered his fessgaafiaa 70
tie oregon Railway 4 Navigation Cou-
rsny ut the v~ssssis Il of Tsnersl attorney.
Mr. Isilph las be~u connected utth sAe
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation COMPANY
ever sspee its organization. nesrfy tea
wears sga, ans. Tor the ps*t ssx yesrs has
Aead the Y~ssiss.ffs s.f general afxnrU4y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

BIG FIRE IN soNoMa.
A Large Part of the business Per-
Ten EAr&ea.

soSosa, Cal. Aug. 2l.-Fire broke out
here At II o'eleek last night In ksses' "a
l0on- A large part ut the business pos-
fioa os the town Was burned Ths bank.
the Masonic hall. butcher shop. Estes
saloon, trimmings real estate Office. Gar
uen's Earn sit. sfakIes. and nspy other
buildings xssra hurHsd IL = iml@sxsflsss 20
estimate tae loss iessigAt.
Isariag the prkgTe<s of the fTe y Duh
rsrg. prom isent merchant, dropped dead
from excitement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

pxxsRR. Aa<. "A -Arfseses et tKes-f~ssa
fsaa SER yesterday Sis. sffh Ens s-esS
sxry ~ sksss of Cessrzaaa ara r1eo-ssr az
A-xsa4he~e esseEss a.s TIE Nseez&xssx Ms4E
seas S4wixzxsaa & Tr4ssssS 42ssrzsrg
~ Ssa~ef AEzsan< ~ herS4 = fs-e ssss@sSssss
Esezss Aa5 esszTAssan - 3 ssx ssas n ,
kN~ GS ghe 41~E -&& S@sns
ire iASx - Sses.&x&A. tae Essrs II >eS
9g.xr. ssa{ ssxrse. zss8 . t&@ SAsxEet @zs4rs
AZ the rgxzaA3c OF x5Hs~sxsxA Ana xisx-
wAsrx IL szasza - asrees.sxs sar sAs ssss
vxAr are ts@<srxw RI asssss>sn. lo@sFss
kzaz. ASa~ssi = t.aeEsy. tAsssse ). s.slsz
and sesAn r se-waa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

Ss1 YcEx. Aug. IA Warrington ste.
eiss 10 tss Bfs-pkisn Sagle says ga ae-
eossnt ss asfsesrney In tAe spgropgsxf alton
IL s~S ag1e osces.2ry 10 Fx5aee The force 81
clerks &s ssi fas pension sx-se sss fhrosgh-
s.sss the eoEatFg. Tbsre sere several dis.
charges ~ fas sgeacF sere tss5sy. aea me
Miss tanner. AIS ei3esf r&2xhs1T 81 the
corpossi she w4s sfFgssfEfs-2 osrr a year
sxo nN3sr EuFanai ssHFsee Black afsa ssaoasd
xsst s-e gstsfSxss fsx tsss yoanxcs asazhf<f.
@ h3 j. tae T<rsssss ours EzsissAo2srrss ys1sase
s.e.-r... s.sx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
THE SEALING TROUBLE.
No Information st " Washiugton Re-
gsfdfng Adsitionai eeiHurss.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l-Tns state aud
treasury departments are without imior.
nation further than rnss contained ia
psess dispatches respecting the additional
seizures cf Illegal se&sets ia Bearing sea
ty the feyenus cutter RHsa-
IL is believed at the Iessary a. part
neDs that the captain Of the Rush eogld
not have b. D aware Of tAe esssssucf es
fAe officer of fhe Black Disrnona ia carry
sisg od The Prize crew - the Bsi ish port
or be night have aa0pf.e . digerent
eoulse vita bis last seixares and scrxsu-
yaniea his prize with his own vessel into
sitsa Ia bor. IL woald not have been 1-ss-
sihle, VITA the limited number of gsel
zooard the Ss:zes. vessel 20 carry fhs "a
safely into United Sista> port against the
v ishes of hostile crew.
Ne sEws AT OTTAWA
OTTAWA. Out, Aug. 3l-So athcsai In
formation re gsrssi0g the rss,rlt s.fxnre ss
hehrsssg sra has Yet reached the dominion
government The impre~ssou prevails
here that ali the vessels seixcd with tue
exception Of the Blaek Diamond. eley. 4
Orders and prseeese1 to siika-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

Sx@ Yosx. Aux zi.-ssiehsrd Han1on.
|. weil known sgufs ss the FsxneA peWt
roorns ~ Cones tsssnd rsfe truck. -
shns sssA nrot@fdy rsxsr< ai1f uogndp4 TIL
FaoSusnx ia frosss of hts residence q We0
FOrsy ssvond street. By John NcLua Z
tsaa afsfer IN tie feskse. He bad uroo9o9
Messa So lssxe- The mnr4erer has o@ea
a~sse<.2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

rezzxsszss n ~, w&s frssz-<x.x=1ss =. 49,.
ts@s H ss3sr f1s~nS ERE @rr 49,
: ss.szs -. a,ssss..s = 80 = g
rzssr or tsss<e rnxrsFrs res - w.s5 sla--
that ~ ss.r-1es - ,r.sx,sxs - - 49,. =.
sessssr - rssss s~ssA
-. - = - s.A.Np saA
hsessa tae pf-sssss s2s-Sxaan
- -. 49, sn- sire "a rssees BE<sz
- a1a- p<s@A Sss 4e~ cy the
%. - 49,
l hsssosA Bcwen- Burk.
s.1skts- gsckss- EasrhsSs. Fsy. Gousy.
- % - rsss &sM1S ssss~s Jog.
aS.ssxz- Ala1eAs- LSiiss~ I4ntsseF. No
fssssy. EslEzxsss Fssss. ke~f. ! ".
= - =. - Na's-ss- rs&.ss r.iissE. c.
1ass : es-s1 AfAs- ~ssz. NlzIisaE. Nsn-
ST NJ ssessee1,-S
= Dro*ne- b1rhansa- TIss-
shAes- stsrtf toazFssfs sFoutsy. IfAziaEa.
ns4Ness ~ g. f-sAt sHsAa. fslx~easlses.
- 49,. - 10y. = VI i,@sss. nisxs-
ra-sr NJ - 49, ~. N 1rs.ss,c q As-
u 2 N@~s'sr p-s.sav sss-.s =
- sx.ss.sv. ~ax-r..s~sss sss.ss,st : ss,.-ssv...
- 800 -,rfssxm~ = - Tss.s.s.s- r~n.s1s .11s
fssrs.ssr. yan gsssss W.r.s.a--. - 10y -
Ass-.s.s asssi nd xs.rsay-.1.srs.. ss,.r..
-
: ''sS - it1Ss ~kSk
~Tketsa lsssatssss sxfsssfzss-e tszxfE -asSss-
sFsls tse ssssssS~esSSz Ene ssxxsare be- azss ke
essaA1h e1e q sl1gsS fesasxEu4ag fessufe
aSysssl ss =
asss pure E@sse " as called be asked
- - sxesi--.s. lrssszs voting 0s5essss |. ss
ssasase ssta fAs nle1e~r sAs sxra>zzi only
p xost % = 10 -
sss-sasn ~ opposed 10 stse arrixEe-
Aii,ef tnoas ., Se rassss Of the stale
NeFr insiy Asai fhesf1nxh5y f.osesszd. Dtzf
=. assia s-risse thai TIE equities Of pfivase
X H. -sliivsa Declared that the righss
y AAe stst< were entirely 1kseeEarzfea. and
g srEsstei TIE ssss.z oi Ihe bali Hosed be
20 sisssssifa . ssssrrlatp ot Tie t<sis at n~s1-
sAfsAe rivers
AanF oE TIE features al fsae measure we're
-. - =. !, - =, nat eisap
~. yx,s,Is tf,sr,sisra s,.,x.c.-s AA1a
fss.rs.sy ssss,es, 81 - !, . ,.isl 80
s;Sf.,r 81 f.r ~..s..s.s ~. Ass - -
yxas ts. exs fl ,s, -, ~
-, -, 80 ss,s.s1 ss
AaSAS AAsisAk ADvfKED
II - as s'aoxsea hs TOE foiiesFans yete,
isAs--3llFa, Berry. Bsasark. Bowen,
brnNtsr. bGraanaa. GfushseE, Cozasgys
sst,sSrsss- crosaes; nailassss fsirkey. Dbn
Oar, pure, Dyer, Exhsl lIaaa. Fasrveafaer
ray srnF. da Ton. Jsfs, Jeg. kelios <.
Nib lsesf Il ITS ifacsfey. Manly Aess sra<key.
Aet.soy, Minor. Mifes. Aers r 81, Nex
s,sa, t-sea = BIB, ssziss~sisy. shsEpstela.
-bs,sso!- eebnst rsardrgsafs ssaies. Sgks
DOR. ss.i.saa u. {. J. -aiisvsu g. !. Tlo-
n~sts. aafSef, san Name. NarEsr. Mr..
ffsslsieat -
Nass-burke- toas. ka1-stgr, ssissroek,
s'5~ey. a li3sEtss Henry, Hicks. garaissu,
ssnes, As D1nslsl, Arkaasy. Moore ~. Z ].
4ergshs toN.f, isosser. ksea ~ NJ
irass. Weir, Mess<aoarssr. West, Ni.as-
sosis aiisesr~--s.
Ass-s@a and got voting God man, Hun
E&f4s <tssss---4a
hfoH se was The only fasEab~r VITO ex-
psasat@l his vote he Article contained
snssss oeJeetionaale features. but u wss
n~ttef Than nothing aud he would vote
fcs IL
aEsoiCTioss AsTEb EfzsS.
Crpsslpx irt-rrasr,es.ss a rs.ssls.i,.s, r.svsar
T. N. Reed as for rson rsut for cs,rnu,5.,
fees. e.rrsssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

feGgAkxB. Ana. 2i-Thls zsser8oesa
august tsssaxa. ssea =, while telling ssra-
Der psaz Hnnssr's an ise is~er sasuNstsAa.
~a snssAn y sfisce - trse fsiizug. 1ron
"a hss bad aa3 z5e sstBg cyashet
TA.e srse hal s~sn partially SeSsfssess sy
ar~ aud, wssn 4 tssFssssf over. nntorEs
Bstxiy sns y1@Ux Esas ass warksag shsssss
ssxs sEs sxes frnEs e. Hs wes unmarried
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

ttssELasD, Aax. a.--cieveland. .S. Pitts
bnFg.a
fSDfsssFNslis. Aag 2i---indtsnspolis. Is
thseszo Il
casssssATi. ABx. zi.--ciBeinna1f. ,;
fafurzA0s 3
Kansas c1rY. Aus ef-Ksnsss ctr. y
ssafimcf~ ..
FnlLkpxirHik. Aug q PssisasieipAios
II Washington. =
eo~roS. Aug n Boston 10. Nxv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

FayaFE4. Anx =1.--EseD- Sehr A. Lion
ard. es Bsse sastes. Asuak - llss xu-Sz Of A.
B. Cswsex of thIs eagg. a0si h 80 h4s sag
ss,=ssnxhAg. szksax h&vsssx s~eF sssses1sssi
essasas seas ri 81 ssss Ea7tee states al snss
E8aes. lie ~ig sssi frsza -sE srasesses o.
TAx szfz szrsx 80 seg sse.Ea.g @yssB~f.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
I.n.sn .f Is. rAs,e1eIrhaa.

wAsA1xSrc~. Aax xs.--Iassxm~fssa -
Aes sse txry ss<psytnsas - the tzs<t
fh2s IL nex sxes~f PAssss s[phss VII -
isasses ~ - tsxzsgs ~~sAss FhsiAcefD'Aies
8xst.ffx4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

C.ifsx, IiIinefs. seems Doomed to
Destruction.

BLOOMINGTON. H.. Aug. n The -four.
ishing city 81 Colfss, ia this county. on
the Illinois central, tweaity miles north.
east, i Ia flames sad II j. be iieyssi wifi be
entirely destroyed. Bloomington has teen
felevrsYhed asking for AID from the Ere
siepsrsnr Ne psrtieaisss are likely "a
S.S obtained fss- A. fse finse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

Prevalence e. T.. Aox zI.-The WasFe
gan eogfsn goods zasll. Of which = Y. -
wss sFe&sursr, suspended Fsyrs~uf teeay~
The :fare 10 fgnasesed with the d1eo90
thef oxesxxrae fxwss Eros~ Ihx Mt@1e
we're fssznrsesi 20 - In yixh fsS Un1vtl
state CrssFsny 20 tire ssBoanf OF
Ar,4 ers~4se.sFs hsss seen cnsssnx 1swn -
II. "A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

ssw YoMx. Anx zs.--AUsuS fEsW 49,
sssses ser Enrss.s shss ssssrpcon afe cni0
p. Hans5nssan and wis efs - Ttns0A19.
Psg~ssn x,as8<a sra fsaer <sEb~so. she eos-
srsss Assszsslsn assss lEsss- s<<ss<i % Ne ess5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

Iestim.ny Eeinx Taken BY the
Court

rrsvgs. Miss. Ang ss-sei RenaeA
weas 5, trial today. lie liessei pct guilty.
and the examination of witnesses vas be-
grn. "a far shs testimony fails to con
neet Remand with the prize fight in Mlssss
sSf.s.f
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s...mss.. NAH Clerks Rssspse1

ws&usxaTes. Aax. zl-The pss>e3e
sson rsessa rn nenssssun % TIE siri1 sesvsoe
cssszznlsssass. cas- sgpssveS sA@ am<ndme1s.
- sa~ safs xsysrzssrg the railway -.
.sry ~. exegssfns sr9ss Exam 1fs1o es1su
ezss sssssy s~4 s.xfssASsxls ofs sscAxzt<sAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
r..s.an.<. TsTI T.merraw.

szss xsus. Cal. Arg gis-Tae prehznsr-
Ensry ex3zasz sssuE ii Maze sAn ks1i<sa
ynssre T4-xy. ~~s set ssr AIS Sazroanx -
u 3 frsga tuus a. x&x<e y Ia thw f.ssfsty
81 see ssss@rnz atxna~s<sxs4 lbs sxHMsasfsSzs
sx< x-s<xr<sE<<s tslz Yr3z4ay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

He.szx aers s.csErssz ~ Ea&xx ~ esESss
sr.xsa. His -xzaAExs Esd s~rsa xsE~fsi
s1sls Asr..szs AZ xserx azeUk~f os sA< sssz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

MKnsasAs. xs@s.. Auz = III + rys-asse.s
snsss nsxfo na1aeE -sssssssn Less s~ssa
lng neaf tseeSis isa4. was hAa9 - G11A sssssz .
znse issz Maxssss m1xsE ste w<s tsssei>a
7as<sAT znoralGx sxkEfEx - : 5ass sfsfs
. vssc@s9 ga bis hFsz.x tse&S ng TAR Nssfsis
-%ffr - sss<d a.. - sa zse Sasrke. = q
fs.Eszsesx - ~ xa<sw es1sea& Asssrx essss-
- ssssss1 al s~@3szx al . = bite 5aszJ szzs
.fs.-sn &c. sasssx hsr tzs = se i Axks u ~xs
Ar xs..s xrssgse ssxt BE rsss 8esth-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

IL Is expected that the convention viii
get through lis work by noon tomorrow.
and, If the revision committee has com.
piefesi fts work adjournment sine die can
then be taken. if Is somewhat doubtful,
however. IT the enrolling clerks VII be
time, ana so the convention mSy not he
abe fo adjourn tefo e eyeriag II Is even
possible fisat the toe lands question viii
he opened up yef ss sin. AID In that case
the end of toe se~k mag see the CONVEX
uun still ia s~s lon
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r1sssssx xzpasss 10 xo.sas

K58-ss ~ uz8se~s - rEn4s g. @sS ~
sssesa asEs - Moore ycsssrs6s. TIE ia
s.ss~snp.. sfegss-ss sss re esrra#a shas there
wss sxsza ft8ssg sferrz ss.sza fss hss eAsrsci~T
Il. snsf ssxae+sEssE sci sAaszfsA ae *
tsiasprss SIS Essa4ef sssG TIA sfS aas4s s.
~ fsssznssa snl4 y z4ss extending ezs ea.
skss ksssx s4Esss EAE~e 4kss FssssSsz0esss Bal
ks~xa aasss q gesNs fas<A sz-sSsz- ssSe lS~ es
evsss = 1A5cz kA1 ss-&nsSst ta TaS's4xI
49,. rf.Ns. 81 sn<gsssxEs wssa sS.sk aH -AAs
laEsf
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/. H. Griffith & Co.,
,.2s2 SECOND STREET.
CAUTION.

Beware OF FRAUD. ss my name and the
eriee ar stamped on the battaia os all my
Sfsesused shoes before leaving the factory,
uaifA pfp.sct The wesrers against high
D(1sss sad inferior goosis II = dealer Offers
MI DOUGLAS shoes st = reduced price,
QnnA b has them without ny name and
~ annged on The bottom pat him down
ostned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

Then AcEiF.sy presented smother separate
sscriofs. declaring that The title ia fee Vi
tie shores af nss cattle WAfess below high
sAser marx j. IN the state, aIssi that ssssa-
late control bS5cngs therein fhss Was
The trsE isffe = square PROPOSE iou, ua
trsmmeisd by any lrussso or eenssI IN,
nad bee submitted. and II was adopted
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the DAYS WORK.
Maas OF the Revised Articles
Adopted

CIyxr4A Aug 9i-1ne greater part 81
the mofutag was devoted 20 the resssiax of
articles after report hy ghe revision euFa-
saitsee and fog fnal Incorporation Ia the
ee,st saflon. The articles 90 caauty. city
and township Organization, oa corpora
lions other Than municipal. GA stste insri
srtions ant pahlic buildings. on location
OF ess4ssl. Oh amendments. On water aud
wafer rights, sa homestead and prop. Tgy
executions on sfsEs health and vital
statistics, sod the compact with ths United
states. we're rsS9, sesrsgsei; Aa1
nnaisy sEFev.d - soF sc@pssnn Ia the COG
stituIlea, Tue reading oecupec the tine
OF TIE eSaByeHtioa Wpta i0.1o.
To pGsFRlHNsg CONSTITUTIONS.
when il hsi HaiShcs8 Power offered
resolution 1irVCrs0E that fhe secretary oS
the territory have psi tc1 ioe.sso copies ii
the constitution 3or d,Stsf5sNs.a Ssaoogst
sAe psEv5s Il "a sesFItury. ~ te seat osf
ey taega ghT4.1s sh9as sa3e coEa!ry-
TASrnaF moved e. amend by llas9gIG1s 81
aaa
Asser sarse debate tSe rrs 18ogs QUESTION
wss ordered sG& Ens amendment y - It's.
= 60 q
assc srtxinsl uosIon wss iess. y 70 y
- gss moved 20 El&ke q as.esas. ie~t
The Icsra raftfess "a corporations DfA~E
than nsuaie pas zIaa sa pggh3ts ssn- EeFe
xasnosiEsd 60 pay sl2 sa1 8 EasgesssYeig.
s07 ruesa sels.
wRsE KEc0sss aF rEx LsSFsS-
pylnhsr nsxe<s thSg the essavearts7n take
an fas sst5Sie 0s scaDsal ass6 esAasssi aAssisN
This TIE EaaECEtsaa refused to 60 > q 4sst<
sss "a iss s.
Tbe regular osser vss fae sTzaeis 81 t.&e
lands u a1ch ease ~. oEl tastrt Fssd'Hs.
p4KyzAL ~ FN4EAEE fSTEexssS
Tzsrnaf Gid us5 sze sAstASA9 ia VAS a.
ritte 10 .nssters fse eiztss slsA sh'tfNsss q
sAe sfs-e Bet Be si5d see n=ny pFs5ss sssszsss
Xrs3ssrssag pFsy sSe Interests sT&rE sese~
~ ser = gwen Asse - - "a s@&k * sls
tFoxesae1ss TIE : gss zsEfS = csr.sssst
n ~ t~awez u asSeEs lze ssafes r sEats ever
gAess isHss,
psssaa. h~s egsEiaslss inssBts-i - sap
r-srt tAss nai h2s ! Ha@ fnsaA. Ar
sas9 sTtA j. y sa 3axft2sess ~ SxeFs sAfste-
- t.,sf ~ "a HEssfs ssse q 81 ss1sS . Sr~
tert a. fsxhfs Mz& - Alfaw Afgu - s. e. ia
sassa .zszSsssiCss ~ fi3sse aNass
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f.ae ske xsxtlzern fnn1&e ~xtsrpe4 ms
x.srs5s.as< z <5<eswS aad stsn<ee ssIf sussze -
- unfues nnG<. DmnA - - necks1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

As the ti9e land matter ncx stands the
constitution mentions the subject OF the
iafeis 5ass twice, 0rce 20 declare that *
owns tnem and AGAIN 30 say that IL doesn't
own that part os them covered by United
states patents. Tue legislature is therefore
2iven the broad option of selling, l.sssHx
or giving away the great bo4y oi the tide
lsusis without any restrictions or rssefva
tons whatever. A nuns bes Of the men
bers of the convention are candidates iss
tht lssfsiatnfr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-31
THEY VOTED IT DOWN
Termination of the Debate on the Jesuit
Bin in the Dominion Parliament

Termination of the Debate on the Jesuit
Bin in the Dominion Parliament.
OTTAWA, ONT, March ga division
was reached in the House Of Commons at
1:45 this morning, on Colonel O'Bden's
amendment on the Jesuit Estates act and
il was voted down-13 yeas 10 175 nays.
The yeas were: Messrs. Mccarthy,
Wallace, Dsni.on, Mcneil, Cockburu,
O'Bueu, Charlton. SERVER, Sutherland,
McDosal3 HURON, Baron, Tyr@hett ard
Bill. six being Liberals and seven COnsef-
vstiges. -,
The singing of Good Save the Queen"
terminated the proceedings. Following
is the amendment prepared By Colonel
O'Brien:
"That On address be presented to the
Governor General, setting forth that the
House regards the power OF disaliowlng
the acts Of legislation OF the Legislative
Assemblies Of the Province Of z leDec'
vested in his Excellency in Council, as a
nreropatiye essential TO the existence OF the
dominion: that this great power, while 1t
should never wantOnly exercised, should
he fearlessly used for the protection OF the
fundamental principles Of the Constitution
and for safeguarding the general interests
of the people; that in the opinion OF this
House the passage by the Legislature, OF
the Province of Quebec of an set entitled
AN Act respecting the settlement OF the
Jesuite estates is beyond the power OF tna'
Legislature; firstly, because it endowes
from public funds religious organization,
thereby violating the unwritten but I'M
doubted constitutional principle OF the COM
nlate senaration of Church and State, and
Of absolute equality of all denominations
bof,re the law; secondly. because 1t recog-
MIS- the usurpation ofright by foreign
authoritv-namely, his Holiness the rope
of Rome-in declaring his consent neoes-
ssrv to empower the Prov nclal LegIsia-
tnre IN DISPOSE of a portion of the pubic
domain. and also because the Act Is mace
To denspd on his will, and the appropTia-
tion of the grant thereby made Is suhIect
70 the control of the authority; and third.
" because the Society of Jesus is a secret
and politico.religous body, the expulsion
of which flon every Christian community
wherein it has mad a footing was rendered
necessary by it's intolerant and mlscniev-
ous intermeddling with the functions OF
the civil government =.
Therefore this House prays that MS
Fxcelleacy will be graciousiy pleased 10
dissllow the act.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-31
BASE BALL NOTES.

Umpire BaTnum viii make gO0c one i
be carries out his Intentions Speaking OF
thu possibility of players hitting the umpire
with the ball TO prevent play, he says:
IT am hit by q thrown ball by any PEI
son except the catcher, aud by MIN unless
ne is throwing to catch q base rusner GO
ing,from first 20 eeCood, will give the
runner his bose and fue any man to a
stand still who offsets TO IL in toe strong
l,y q1sge. That rule expressly seys and
means that tire umpire must be hit By O
ball th.o1n by tbe catcher to second bsse
and it can mean no other player"
While the American ball players we're
looking through the King Of Italy's throne
room. their escort was called away for a
fsw seconds. While he was gone F0gaTty
oscs7dsd the throne. seated himself in the
morarch's chair and was crowned sover-
eira. Jimmy had just been victim'zed by
an Italian landlord and he vas Ia io' build
irg renitentiaries in every town for the
pprposs Of imprlsonipg the hotel keepers
Councilman Johu D. Helms, OF Philadel-
mia. introduced On order ut the last meet-
no # the Common Council authoTi ling
the oDepine of Carlisle street from hunt
ippdon street to Lshigh avenue directly
through the grounds OF the Philadelphia
club Nessrs Reach and Rogers may nave
tn come up with books to save the gTonnGe
The placa was a swamp bsiore the fhila-
delphia club bought it.
The Chicago and Au-American base ball
climbs sailed on the White Star Line steam
or Adriatic from Queenstown to New York
on Thursday. A crowd gathered to see
them off and gave them an ovation. Inc
members of the clubs are elated over their
-ecentiop in Great Britain and Ireland. 1t
- certain that base ball will become one OF
the features OF British sport.
The members of the New York team
,ybo have been a little sore on Ward are
now among the warme5t advocates OF his
-etontion on the team. This is not, per
bors tbst they love Ward any more than
fo,n,arIv Int because they realize that TO
weaken the New York club at this time
,.onI5 be 10 let 90 their hold on the cham
pionship peuna1t.
Milwaukee papers are filed with ac-
connts Of their gilt-edge team, and say they
MEND TO tear the lining out of the stin-
legged jays and young olooaeu na aaas Of Of
80 civ Milwaukee has severe case Oh
swslIed head. and the Omaho-s Will nave
~ ;1roD ON them with both feet when they
come together.-Omdha bee; 20
'0 By and BY Arson says he is going '@s Sd TO
t 5no' sum mSsl' Crane says if Arson ever
g Sets t to frst he'll be lucky man ID lie
Cams eg,I 70 have discovered Anson's weak
point snd thinks he can come prey H''iI
striking him out elsnt times IL ~
slow bail on the outcorne1.
Tbev saw that an exchange Of Ryan and
go, 80 j. talked of. Fogarty's fielding
and o5 base running qualities may, to some,
Offset offs - Rvan's aii-around work. Fogarty
g %ouId he q better batsman if he broke him
self ~IT cf Il the bad habit OF trying to get q
pitcher into a hole just to have some ian
with him.
The Ward case, Notwithstanding the