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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
aosrASA,s ADVANTAGE.
Her Constitution Formed Last Year
Gives Her a Start.

wAsHfseroS, Jan. Is-The omasbu.
BILL which passed the house to-day. 81
far rs it relates III Montana. authorizes the
Inhabitants Of thts territory 70 choose
delegates TO farm a convention
In each district iuso which the territory
is divided Three Delegates shall
be elected. bat no esect0F shall vote fog
more than tao persons fer delegates. The
election shall be nesd on the second Mon
/ fiay Iss Nav. iSe9 The number OF dele
gates shall be "A. The delegates shall meet
on July 4, 1889. aud are aatho-
Fizea 20 lurm a constitution
asI xtate government. provided
/ that at the tine at election of dele
gates the constitution adopted by
! she constitutional eenventISn heid al
Helena Ia ISIS shall be submitted 20 the
r.eofsix for ratification az rejection.
/ If the constitution is ratified tue
convention suthorlsed by this sc,
shall resatssszit Ii 20 the people with sReh
changes onIy IS usa be necessary In order
10 comply with the psagissoas Of tAis act.
! ff aexsn ratified the president ol The
tinted Ssnses Enay issac . pfDeaasaafaoa Sc.
slsriag fhe state Of XonfAssa admitted ss q
state into the Uaipn,
Frosa and after the s.soeaaEaatanns and
! until otherwise pruFided, tie State Of M1n
taas shat be entitled 10 oue representative
/ In the aouse al rep-eke atatssss.
faad sections IL aud 81 Ia every sosxr-
shsp are granted % the state for sise sur,
resart af rssrs men seAo8as. and s00A@ acres
/ as land are granted for the support 81 agfi
cultural caEseg9s Flxs psr reuf, ct fhs
/ ;araces<is 81 the sale of pssoise lanta IL slss
zraafeci fer com Esa9ss ssAo1s parposes-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
DEMOCRATS WARNED.
The Penalty that will Fellow Ad-
mission of Utah.

WASHINGTON, Jan. fS--esov. West OF
Utah was heard 6s the house ommsstee
on territories today, in opposition 20 the
admission Of Utah He appeared. he said.
as the governor OF the territory, and as
such ought not 20 hare any preSudIcrs
against It's people, Duty. homer. manhood
required tsiat he shonaa be perfectly faly
and hoaest III all he should say on the sub
ieet. He invited the committee 20 ask him
any questions that suggested themselves
He said he should give fair. horesE, can
did answer, no matter whom is hurt. de
had been invited % eorne 10 Washington
and oppose the proposition OF admission.
In the movement he represented himself
as q citizen. aud. he might say, the uni
versal sentiment OF the non Mormon pop
lation Of Utah. There never had been a
single adverse criticism on AiS airnintssrs-
ton OF the affairs of the territory. He bad
not come before the committee fo- the
purpose of attacking and making war
upon the Asrlnons. He argaexi that sfase-
hood Tor Utah would intreneh Morrn0nlssn.
and he asked what cheek would be upon
the legislature. 1T the power of statehood
should be granted Utah the old son-
Mormon residents w9aId have 10 sell out
az q sacrifice 10 get away. They could not
live there aud prosper. The neN G1ss-
Morfaon residents OF the territory had said
they would hare u DO the same thing.
He would warn the Democrats OF the
G1sSSI Oh HGcRttAE n pssklEF tfAA WN1EA look
10 the admission OF Utah. History shows,
he sala that the MorEons were neither
Republicans nor Democrats The ale
glance OF the Movznons Is 10 the church.
and If the party made the fearful, fatal
b5nnder of advocating statehood fer Utah
there was not a territory in the NoTthwes
taat fn;eht hereafter hecosne state that
ssse party cetli hope TO carry in the cleo
fion.
GOV wess viii conclude his argument
go sslarY1sg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

x~esx ozrgAs fsss "a sssers aae. twe or snrse
xssseAes 81 eosaszr1 gssazn x1a strike tAezR
1oHz EE4s EifS tsp Gesi<s ssn esAe~ articles
kezsrgs ~ - szAzezUszsx raasse ~ EezssAaE-
so zssEx u TIE rezrse ct sne kseEsxse @s no
Ire ia sa1a ezssa ard degraded sak<ar xf
Eszr@pes be sid ke I'D z1AeeT srea ia n IL
aF - zng 0sAsr eaznzry wewksng rsnpSa
= aszs spYsearr4 % nisa zaags e0aseaf4xs 81 an
sasxssr BE Lad sssa 81 sAe canssn<af cE
Ez-1sse
\ 1zsusEa<y 2tsE zzxSzNa sE sAlS nokuf eaa-
tGu2e4 ftsg srxzae tssze rszai2x Kse Sazzsas.
stan . - Es1sEzz an4 d xoee uns taken an
TIE sugar Dasssg Axarsfm@rt st wAs
agreed - hE s sssse es ~ 70 4zs-~Arzy fauxs
fSAuE uzsnfalass2 GO 81. excsps In ssae case
el Pavnx OF UAsa, wka voted ave nssa Khs
Refsss Seauk. a1E1 Guar c< Per nsT sreaas.
xE9 rotea wstA the Democrats against ii,
ssn 1efssu uf AlSssga L wEs ordered tAa-
80 Monday HSsxt : recess SHALL he taken
; III y. m Adjourned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
CHARGES AGAINST rLATr.


SEw NoRk. jar. iS.--Tne Cincinnati Ea-
qsfrsr published Tuesday esispateh srom
Washington. which stated On tho alleged
authority of Commodore Arthur nascfEan
Of this city that three days before the re-
ceut election Thamas c. Plat demanded
and received tlSa. eco for TIE use Of Mhie.a
no accounting was to - demanded. After
the election Plat Was reported 10 have
said he used the money 10 defray the ex-
penses OF tho C0ogan ezmpSign. The Ea
qairev correspondent further ssia that DC
lore the election Flatt offered the ogzsce Of
secretary al the interior 70 Pacific cnrpn-
ration for ssgse COO. coFsssitiaasl mon HarYl-
sons elecsaea. According 10 the Eaqefrsr.
when Baieman was in Indianapolis lately
he laid these charges before Harrison
Yesterday psatt wrote a sharp nos& 90
BaxmAn, ssksng IL in tile insersiew eoEa.
taiiYing these ssMallei1us ssan1ers he Was
carEecfly reported. BafvtnAu replied that
sonut one quzrteE es the inIeyiew was cor
rest ard the balance drawn from the Inn
azEuAtaon. RatsHan says. This ssaFy
abeua the interior department. hsS bees
clrgeat gossip for soxae time, Osgs II is TN.
necessary for me % say never believed Ii. =
Psaft says be wuslid like ID knew wasfc.a
quarter Of the snfsTvies BatemAu ssands
HV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

PoaTLASn. Jan. isA~-E&te last nsghs an
insane nam was brought n, llke cpmnts jail
who says he IL the man etEu ssat Avery
ua the platform Of a ear "a the Ssn frAn.
cisco express Tuesday night As be WAS
placed in charge ct the yailer be drew q
pocket, knife and a'sFm pied - cut his 81 a
throat Tc.day be II neFc FaElonaL He
saws his name il Andrew iSovea. q allsiss
al fiae Azores islands. when on the cars he
heard men saying they would Ak hIm. lie
weas out On the psAtfursn aa4 saw sws
mea talking, one af wnpss hs tmAglnesl
had pEstol in his hand wrapped 80 4
handkerchief He stsei there lnofitent
when the man pointed pistol as him aud
Cores shot hisn. lie then Jumped ea tls
train aud stayed at q fxTnaAussse All night
The next day he easae here aad followed .
isepafs United states marshal TO yaia su'
fear soEae one waHla Kill hfin,
IL ia generally believed thai this falt.N
shot Avery. There IL no explssuasion ~ "a
whist avery and the man stith the Shynds
HIssaehe were anagFeltnal about II Il
Supposed wosaaa was al she hatsau ol
Ths treahae tsarca WAS sent sn the snssne
asyinm This afternoon. alsdl II mis- Hssad l.
restored he viii be handed over 10 the al
thorifEes OF Marion eannss for trial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
MONEY TAKEN 10 ifaE LAST.


SAN FRAscxseo. Jan. f@.-eA masnhsa 1f
siegusitoFs D TIE suspen4iesi talifsgnsa Nat
ional bank held fnexfanst this exensnR
zad discussed methods ot rRueafing, II
consisting uE r. 4. Rix. w. r. fa.1ae.
A. kwlsessseDs H. III AalrnAnf. Joseph
Batfgea bach sfssi y II. Merrila was appoint
ted % eeasnif lawyer and see wh.t ssvfss
shuald ba taken To further the iateFssss uf
the bank . creditors. DufkaN tie nrssfsng
several deposisurs slsrlArel Eheix deposits
had been received sn hossr ibefere sna hnsak
suspended, ana the dirswtufs "a that
Institution wefr assereiy criticised by
these present ~ the MESSING for their
e0arse n The matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

Nxw Yagx, gan Tte egcensxsc Miss
Harriet Gussn. tue Erisrss. fsssasg4y
os Cincinnati wh0S0 anaAf n
fasaatSua with tas GessE. Ays8e
Besae@ has IN she past Ten pfea asS -
ktsaBsaksh knives aaa FNsusxsrs Ass1 e&sfsksa
a.er sxugay tgs ss@ ssHMssk1HFa. trxas%s =
disturbance NJ Faigs@zs Isssstss tG-
uzgns ssxsieR IL ssFfaFssnx Af5 yasaes
Ryss~n TSFstsr Mss Coffin satsHs.
ay ssle stage entr4Gfse for the AessF, .tfA
ealIuer rxS0axsF - ls@T paE Ass, Hs
sAa sseT azA she raised sRrH a rasG fsszs tzzas
sue uas arrested and sseSsa upl
shsrge1 vita Carrying ett1rSaRsst .az
tmssg@ asaz bel az 0IsNsfzwTiF. ga sser fe rsess
A. q lxg<e s4nz of masSy assd xs7ae -
chez II sssawu 0a EsF haak AescEas. see
vigorously rssssnsesa aFfag ssafFsssNs. and
kfExed 4n usaret.
a sa0sebxsxA wsth many Suggestive re
saa7za apanx nesse2 ~ss fSsslsss
as hsr ssefxsa. Sassyse Fsss ssos4ssta
arr tAess sestFeagsa falling fxss-
.nals 1 ssse~ Hesis. II - slAsne- Fsgy
sss.Axe fs3lsAx sAzaN fregSnx tsa'
D~ises xAse sssg ca tAN sEAgN wAsas ! ass 80
AsuszaS. saEs be eAa klll aae II ia s&s sfs
Ass faa1< he IL sas sssAssuzs, as sas nfn
tssss "A szy wAezs sassnesse He sass. fzs
Is 4 nEsssNys1znSf EEass 1eag Elm.
A fxsulgsF. g Hs%x D zsssexfs %1-s&l4pss
wexpxssa zseA SIS nxs& as4sssds - - issSitssa
IN sstr pszg kss. fssxssAEF NEka s~sz 81 ~
xrssss. KK9 haas keFs na<ss. asss4e - Essssx 2
as.ssaseixe sna zseE ss.l kssoNsa a<sse Sssss&-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
Choicest of the City
which We wi be pleased to show intenuing Purchasers


Of
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

4asnax9. ~ u. Ixm II lac wraaA sarg
sxtufmesi knstse4msx nfs ts-sx2,f for ssHs8k lug
oF1Iaga against Eksaag 1Ee. Low How sasa
Afs sla.sssg 81 Rstfala fAsw How was sness
sas sss9astrnssAxs ard to sssy . f5ae ~ SlsNs
aud & Lhsnx lee acquitted slss eFisstsAat ess
sng Insufficient Nsn Lang and Edward
Mgsiiassf ~ NFss eaHnfy. Aerasx psfssss 81
the shsEs Fassi. pleaded guilty. ~ = esassga
tss xszsusSszng opium at 1ssiAIaASsta iEFss1Ks,
eusafy Jail assal IL sfsufA hss raid. fhe
Esss fis4a shey hsa Sfsen fgialfeslay wAseA
assisted ia the sFefessssa III ths sEnns ksFs
was 4sss4szeess 10 Tmissgate thisif se1tsnee&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
DAAUf& Nf%FEsEAsE0<
Tnev WIN Fight the Omnibus Biia
<x,@rsaf @ax.fass laessyesf.

wA=s1spsros. Jar. ls-The eeiesat1ea
fraaa both south and NORTH NakofA y ils'
have been hxxe urgSng Eae passage - tbs
s,s.ssrs. Mt gseg sssp assaissiou sf SaHsia Ds-
ks.sa aaA an ssnasiiaE ac9 far SaEtA Ds
ka.A fecs vvry gASseh dissatisfied With
H.. tsvaytstaazs q che springer aEnnl aszs
1lsft : hisfs ass passk<1 b. tic Aassse 70 day
Tisgy ara al gasEea ia sas las IL via Elsesus ,
serve Ia delay fs5e mstazisSissa et ~nata if@-
kuss and reader asas8ess al shet nas fssf 2
asssTe .srss4. Sue xAfssss af fse naoye-
rnss.r Eesy admission a5se yearx ag0.
Tssev ar3 a. king she senate 70 REJECT y,
ard an. willing Eu tske sbssE fhzaess VIII
rs4 tspu euzgssss. hoping sa5 sxpesilng
slsa ga extra stsssun Rtlf se eaaIrss ~ IHs
1szsssssazss { isss aea re takes esszsfR. TIE
Gsiega8ixsa regard tue Y.fsssssastSiN g tae 0tsa
a. s.ssxagx IS 4 ssssitgeal sensg and unsafe
fay ne zaatsxsas Interest af tbs tsrgateEys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

Z Eraazaeg = &wsfes Asra lheen eAaeliv In
rssszkkxzScsR miSA xsze @sFsTs - Nraesasv SGT
saeE1szt ~ tAe qaesf sus haam4en tAn reszs-
p4zF hzs& shM Eoyxrsssrssnzs Es &s4sas hssa
asasss ss2s sase farsMez i u srx Sa saAs ss-ws~
tsssn wzal Ee aa3sa assxr sfha ns9serss enxs-
zresS. Easa 4eTssfznsnf IN fsmfa1ess elsxrxe
Will nc dssEn safxaexs AeaFpsgsw sAa tzss8xs
nazsas. FrssssssssF AssAsas ssasA<s ss ysssi
sssx sAe wpFk san easnap hrsa sa 30 Il xT@r~
1ieAsss AsAsaM ssscx. - gx'.e ~ ya@r psrs Il
ssszsTeEsaeSs ~ Aaxg nsss spt . swss ssseat
y EEh shG gsssa-gs ezz. nee ilre we lsk,sgy 10
gss as3K. nzsz fha ssazE@ "a 4Aa pfr@< Szsw&~f
zzs. s&zgrsF 1aesnkh ylsax exefsiaas. has
sxea greatly saass4yAtSss aSs& ear ensz imirsy
Understood bare 1En ssss ef ket1sz ahsa
- aEsN-ar ~ anything 1s sleAs sast Ns TIE
sAssft ssnze IEss aae. h&y0 sgNsEa1 Rear
ye&Fx - futile &tsNmsyss nj So hanass swf-
tsesnessf. aud bare aa Ezara Years so give 70
sAe werk wssscA we9aa ~ slsese yeAFs have
nxsgss w0FtA slasxg,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
CABINET CHATTER.
The South Approves Col,
Buck Of Georgia.
4 nKmoCsArlc GAG LAVE


INHsAxsFaE.ks. Jan. IS-Ss~n. Hxvrfsas :
prSn@A al gss zefs today were ssgs,<g ! wlxEs-
aEs, IsT. ArEpsss saAa % fhe associated
Press rerazser thss ewezsasg .sIsown SeugEs
fae ose rressssa nss5nss ssaessisss Ii aAas a.
race. Unssa TIA Is rencsesE ws s8mrus
hpEse sos the prosperity which we sssssFss.
TIE ea1y Esasx5hse asxzner sef &ssFsassag us
i IS hy dsEssaan s& tae wAtts yssse.
We think <Ssn. Harrison haS
y n his YoNef - e&sss
sisis dirisIaa II he Is given 10 fu1ay azAssg-
stsGd TIE sasaasina n whaeh VIZ II ,he
5oHta are plaxea- Nn4S w~ ask i gzss
representation ia iss r-snaspxl gssssNss q
1snss. We have sa&nT shse nasn whs are
: ssssYy,ssssv aud h2se sAs essxsEsStsee nf as
l.sssses assa sFss sss 4EsFes tsFssa4 FE0alsa
gressiy ssrsagstssa sAs "a 'sssa s.sT.s
in the Soafas =
Col Buck wss scar for hy tlae prvxisseas.
elect. ard hts i0ng coafer1ee sass
zfsernean - regseIeSa IS Important
All express grs&s satisfaction VITA
their visit. and snisnaase THAI fassr
views on SeatherR pulsis I'll matters are
accorded ia ~ s1e EsEesssAs2F~xsssss nr
Araga1i AID Locke ara e&rxa1st advocates
oE Cox Back fer czhi1ses place. hsas saey
decssTe EHE& il sass \ candidate ard he hgs
not made the seast effssrt la Ass exa
behalf Aanv politicians hNst, however.
think the GiStsne szlssas9 Georgian uas aosf.
Gsd Eaas she homer sa1gssE tse rendered him
~ sa early dAg. flf sls TIE uagaerssss
southern tselegss2S thai have been here
pressing sAe nzsEse 81 sSarne Eayurt,e sen fnx
ca1SaeS pessstfoa. Il s ass@w1rsszv fhas
n0s 0ae oi them haa xu fst-waF4 &snlRst
Baek- Cob Back IL a native ef AAlae and
Was colonel uf 8 Maine regiment In the
United States army He Is ahens s. wears
cid. lie aluyed Saash 81 sae close of sha
Rebellion and was . kenabsssaa ssozgresx
Ensn. elected from the asasia, An. dis.
trlct
&JeAn /. Davenport. supervisor eF eacc
fiou IN Sew York city, salHe 20 the cts
this naasntne eEd gaiE.sy went 10 fhe
house Of LEGAL politician. FROM vfkenee
al noon he xent 10 TIE Earri-
son mansion. aaG xas esos~tess
with the general tpE aTaf asa
hour. When he cAxse cat BE entered a
close carriage aaa was dfAyua 10
the depot, fAkiaE the 30 tram for
New York He tried hard 10 kern
his visit secret fF0Ea the correspondents
Ii Is sasd ne did not come IA the interest Of
flaft, Miller o. osAer cabinet aspsrants, bat
hrouEhs Information On sassar pniass ii
NesT xork politics. on which ssen. Harrs-
sen wanted % be RSss<d.
Another visitor today was Frederick
SlFncsa Of Ssls Lake. whe wants the Dgsw
10 sn2agGrase a holy gru-
saS.e against ss9sxeatax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
Washhurne CHARGED with nrissrr.

sT. PATTI, Jan ls--A sensation was ere
atssi in tbs state senate this lnoFnsnx whcss
sessagsf Narsz, who cham psuned the catsse
af United States senator Sah8n in the Re-
publican caucus last night, iatFoEsmcsai
resolution fer tAe appointment af
"A committee fe snvestlg ate
charges cf hfibsFy in the senatorial Eght.
Generally legislators express greas sur.
prise at the resolution. stating that 80
such charges haye been heard by shem.
Immediately raapsed, there being eniy
cue negative ys3te.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

w4saxxsTas. gaa, N TIE n&xy 1kp&rss
TasuE ans fs5sss fssa Nfsgks. u 40 sFAn,
,.zsess ksagr akeessi as=ku the sossslafspns 81
sEss ss.srssx srIss sss tne Sfasses laESSsfssSs.
4 f.rs snasy sFaal ri the nsefhsssFs VIII
s = SD. ia san FFaasass@ says sssssF Aisssasz
park agser mAscss fha Fsssxl Efa gfssSzss
Z. sxs a4zss gs sassfa f@y . ssae sa,is s&sAzEs-
isse FssaY azsssrx ~ fsssz JOS axFs Use fras sF
.,ssss..ss - re esszsxxaeS. will br aaszse over
: xfyaSwst sssssssa ssssns E&Fs sessSss 81
sssy.ssx fsssgss~ysssssss, In s&asA a&fa@sa fkaa-
ssea Tf.e seasarxsay qualities st The yesss
all sssegs NJ aasss~ts n 81 speeds Rsssafs
~ Al ssssrszfs sill ss agsssSzfsa 10 : -
A4ss 10 ExAnaine ffse yssss4 - the axy
ssss.s sEsp u sssszss.Ss sae trials II ssa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

jazz s0kyELLx. fla, Jila- I*--At .
aeetssg Of she board of trade yesfefssay.
she following Is passed
EzsagrSf, That the Interests 0f ssae 8fnags
grea ers of Florida. dssaand pFxsss4scn
against sae competition oi foreign gscND
Erssf:s: shat our senators and fNFfestnts
sixes ka congress are tessH&sf@d - exert
c8fssTts ard Snfineaee ana k&vufe tfys ysAsr
sage Of las laying 80 luasso1s dats Of
81 rer fss1 81 s@o esaaiF ftsf eAfsAssis sc
lesaans. srssfa al sassagn eukslsrbes.
TaSs fn9xenaent II belnx made geiisrss
hy saars9s IA sFaae ANA otassit organizations
slsressg Aont Tbs ssats.. ssyesJ*sefsve sf parts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19

w4xmsxssrxsx. Jas. Is--tsen- ssaSza Nas
~ fyes. tsss &rRsv YH4zgssx sss2ss1 fass aEs3f.
ssezsa ssz rsszssasstszs sss9 ~ - asaseArss %
ssxse 4 szxsegsaess an4 ke heasss 45Saes ~
az assers mrsx essssa sszG ssrs sszSoFs -
eluasesf Ine &sAsasnafs0a ef sse& rwasm
MMs eoa1sshssexz akss sfseTna@a sAsa Sfsx
ssaxrsf zd5@gFaed szsae <sss sosy y ~ - xk
! rTssssre 4 are ssexxsAxs as wzx - azssfvsss =
.ssss shs exxa esgI sAez he gsFcp3Fs=s Isl ta<
ssfesssssxsxt.s sfgs1a 1. - aAs<sTxsxNsz t&as
sfxe bssA-sz wall r1ssaxt IN fAsa< 90 asa
4wxazas 3 r*xsfssneas, notwithstanding sEa1
ssszrss aserx xxn xesf u ~ af xze aq&nt~a ta1l
Ms prs.eHs dxsAkNsi1I<S are nak ters9N1
eDnnxh 10 fncxpeeIHt6 ham frum fnftnn
aeftxx scxyiae-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
The Hau.asanic strike Ended.

GGEax BaxaxssTos1. Mass, fsa. iss-Ths
strike ~ the Waaheck Mills. In HeEsa
toaie. il virtually ended The sapersn
senasnf is retained, also the swa wsayers,
President aa1 Au1shert. aao we're 80 ~
xeress asSsaisss1 5y White Caps. who per
sssk la posting their notices 4 message,
<lgEaed by sksil ass3 crass- bones. 4ax ~
c~iycd hy The Associated Press represents
tive 81 tTFeat Darlington, as f.assDws. -.Ne
hereby warn yea not 10 epsa- - H0asa-
tonic % ges news against oar organizations.
IseT this Re q sufficient waruiae, and bear
II mind wc sEaan't agfaw IT,
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wosrANs coal YIELDS
a Railroad wfsf seen Tap the Raeky
Fark Mfass-

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ne&rxm. Jan 1s--The ressors paAlEshesl
fn -he East that people are Seeing grsu,
this city because III smallpox erk1eznis
sEa that ks1re are muw frasn TO 10 10 s,asss
as false. From - 10 90 eAses have been re-
ported n the health afIsee sldats, Eaish il
NOT greater fnan usual af tbs season oi ghe
year. The cases ara very Ettla aAd there
have teesa only fAreG deaths ~ FAR
fhe seaish commissioned tzs-ssas Esasts
afssiavit thai theirs arr osily fonr nsilds,aSfs
ng smallpox within tha city limits The
remainder Of the cases afe ~ the ssssi
house, isolated several Yaile,. ffasn ske ssss
and Hsarr the sfricsess 4s4nsaAtsue. The
elsy authorities have sakzsi ssvsry iseaits 10
p-evSEsf the disease spreading. and there II
no fear or posaihilssF af rs hseozniag epa'
desnfe.
PEEBIa. Jan. lS - Sensational resorts
sssst oas 20 the Ksxfsril press that
this city IL 0yerrua witA smallpox are posi-
lively untrue. Net s4ngie case has heen
reported 10 the board eE hsaisA np 10 this
date
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THE ISDiANA Gat. LAW.
Democrats Adept Measures that
Mould shame Lord Salisbury.

EsuIASAfoz.Is, Jan ls.--The senate this
sfseFRcen adopted practically the same
rule. kapHn familiarity - the . gag
rule. which waS adopted in
the house few days
ago. cutting or al debate or speeches "a a
heretofore privileged character after shs
previous question bad hssn pnt. The ae-
publican minority fought desperately to
prevent rs adoption. hnt IN vain. Another
and equally important nsN Eule wss
ing that il the presiding ofsIesg
OF TIE senate. who Is tue
Repuhs5ran lieutenant governor, refuses
90 pat q motion or - dssasory in eioEag
50. ans twa senators may call uroa sks
secretary Of the senate 10 pat the question
tn n yssts
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TExAvax, ~ 1 Ian fss--A sef&eaz de-
sasessauss hy ssssazals "a tssss FsansE ssaN -
road has smsk heen hsxsaxhsi 70 iAxAs Il ass
f,~aes s5sAa i ri E@x. asSssE&tAt smRess ss<sss
sgs ske Nsw fefk disssssan ~ HOS fssxsks
aa& W. A PowEtE. sas~Flssesys fsz sazsN
II Xxx. have aen eaaseetnx d ID tSeN sol fstAs
asssng tne ssssSssom ard 3iaaNssamx ~ 'sssesI
20 srG3Mse Parties aFsa Ag@fsAFSs Asstas ssse
fk Obs fes she1t asa Mss~ sM sszE@ nAx 2
spen grsexFa ard raz nskinf BALI 5As az
sss Sssxfzssss III sksfs xzNszx Us8-
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Strike of Havana clrarmaaers.

Sgw I0EE. jan. ls.--ala the clgarEaakers
/ In 10 Haysna cigar manufactures in this
city struck to-day against . reduction cf
81 per faensaa9. which she bosses made Is
months ago. The strikers are mostly
Cuhans. 1Els wosk Is all hand. raasse ana
brings the best prices Ia the market.
IArte aFns nase already yielded. over
fDfAa Il sy;fzx arg cat
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The PennsylyanI. slave rrasge

FHiLADELfHIA. Jan. ls--5Edsc Butler.
in an arai opinion to-day decided that the
actions brought in tfae Tniscd States dis.
sfiet eaurt te eSs1eet saooe penalty from
James Lees & Sons fer eEn pioy nnxus of eHa.
trart later al their mills ~ bridgeport. Pa,
shossd staud. aud The matter will there
fore ee disposed Of as Jury.
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The ru.uwural rroee..iou.

WAsH7NUr0S. Jan. is-#5ov. Beaver af
Pennsylvania, chief marshal af fha inas-
gnrsl pfoesssina. has issued aa order call
sng on ali organizations desiring ia fas-
tisfpaEe to notify the headquarters before
February - Civic orders III less than -
"a nam Der VIII nos be permitted In tire
iiue, or with smpsoper costnine on equiFr
Naefis
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wAsfsINsrss. Jan Is Vice PzessSsent
Morton visited the capitol this afEsrDoaa-
My. MsFsen Is soosiEE sss0us the Cfty fNE q
ssessrahSs rc<sezsaes, las has ~ far sasaea ~
fad suitable ese. au answer to ssEggsS-
tlsa ssa tue ssafsexs said hx dad E9s ss erss
sslf desire 70 Dny Is haiia q lsoms here