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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10
GLADSTONE AND rnE rorE.
The Statesman Induced by Italy
Nos To Tl.it Rarns

SEE YORK. Tsb. a.--Tae fsz.Aass~ ,g,tek
kss received from isS Ranae correspondent
3 caoiegsaE1 ssASing that Gladstone
resigned his contemplated visit to
she ETERNAL city q. rhe express wSsh
cf tie Italian government. and Ga aerorf-
sace with earnest requests fFoEa persons in
the high diplomatic service Of Engsatsd
The dispatch states shst Siguu9 crSsps Asis
hrossgh7 all the influence be cvuld cnr,-
faanA 10 make Gladstone change his msnd
and reterE 20 Engisnd without ylsitieg
Rome
u1e of The ropes aoleSsic prelates re-
Iaa-ksd 70 the correspondent s-Tass Is
fears the iRflaEnce OF Leo XIII on the
minds OF men who cozae into Fsrsonal
contact win ainaa * was feared Gfaaf-
stone might sanction aa appeal 70 nafsars
and give couafcaRnce ~ a scncfne whica
i Is known .he holy t4thsr has IN view
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DETRcIT. Feb. s.-Ex-senasssr T0nes OF
Flor1ea tnss morning received the faTisv-
Ing eebsograsn fren Michaes DavsrS ale
Lar1n xweArs you negotiated a Fenian-
kueslan alliance with Or Carroll. To
this he replied lie raronfs sektifaxlns-
faas negotiated q Fem xn- Russian alliance
= ahsosnesly false l was never rnrrif,er
81 khe fenazn Brotherhood. or xsay ot.,e-
Irish organization
fn connection with this matter, Senator
Jones said. 4 haee made laany
speeches sor ms natiFe Land, and
they vii show / deprecated s..sv-
thing but constitutions, measures
% procure Tor Ireland the rights which her
sons think Sic ought 10 have Who is the
DE. Carroll spoken Of I only knew one
DR.. Carroll in this ceuasFy. lie is an en-
inent physician OF New YORK. and ss,n-
neFtion OF the celebrated Carroll famisy OF
Maryland. aeTer exchanged words with
siin on TIE Irish cause senator gonss
says he never knew lie Car0n
BosToS. Feb. a--John Boyle oaRessiy
says lie C2ynn's statements LII regard 10
him before the TsH4ss- farrzeii cosnuaissk3n
show nin % be = liar OF phenomenal wikk-
eEsness and foresight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10
ALsEr. rog sEcaErAEr OF waE
Almost Certain That He Has Been
Offered the Place

DKTBosT. Feb. s.--Seuafnr elect sfeM liSn.
wbo h4d received an Invitation 10 yisaF
Gen. Harrison, rStursed horze froEa Ia
di&napesss this morning. and so<xa
after was csoSctsa with Sen. AlgeT,
The latter YES seen By re-
porter when she conference was
ended, who stated that he sas nos ST lIb-
er;y 70 sax anything about HcafElsu's coz
yeSsarion with Ggn. Harrison
There Is every Indication tas1 sss talk
between tfeu- Harrison ana Mcmillan has
resulted IN the offer Of che T.eSisto1 81 sec
rgsary Of war 10 Gen. AlseF. sad thai be
fore 10 snnsrow morning Gen. AlgEs viii
decide 10 aceess the cFser.
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a cs.sa IN ran roc


Esszwg axzs str. Feb a.-~ I esszitsseA sss-
ssYrgsi ssssst > selrpek sEls s4a~usnx es
szseu toe seaamer Aas&sEs zsas s1se afsszsss'sf
Traveser. Al 3 ysssn+ sexsa szs43es eas@w tAe
gstv, Esn tsse = ls2szessS rsFisss = ssbsf@ 80
latter @Rszs a@e~ s~zlz. sfs1E 4fse FsesFs ssAss
~ tEas I-zErs5nss etx s7F1seE 2S fs's& s-.-e -
Fs.s 7~eyassr sraSssSasyss asa kzscsSszs fAe
ssssa sstenr n Ear stSsszaaz 81 &sesss 70 fses.
pe.s So 1au4- hszryA sazs szss IS 7se-s asa&-
- ID a. fav as sse ezt@2. As~sszt Sal sss
ssgfeTaazns - fEzt s@=2 ar ssrsss-4s.sssa-
- ssss. w6S II kars41 EssaasEe - tae sF&s-
ssst- : sb8ass xsssz- ts1e s-4f.sss. Sesf assN
sec @os3gssgsx sszs ssssn - 1@ass los
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CAUGHT on rnE FIY.
Atrerd. the fsasebaitisss Arreated
While sneakAng frpsa California;.

SACRAMENTO. Feh. -.--AlseFa. the las.
esn player ahp vas saEagA& 10 psKF Eor
the Atlas OF this cssy Gx tAEfsl hass:gesr,.
was arrested 20 night on = warrant cAa<g.
fns aim wttA nftesap pssag - leave fhe STATE
with Ire sasenfzoa 70 asffnaa
hss CFeassors. In - claimed he
Lad secured zoEse Eaouey frorn
ne local yAA1a ENzzest. &fss $3.50 went AIS
security ~ yarieEs storc2 fox several dol
szTs wcrEA of hoaseAosa eflszxt The 10,
lrGo club telewraphea hirn 500 yesferslzy.
and this evening he snss as wife s<s0k the
tzasn for Toledo. He was a;prvAerasesf AZ
keckiya assA te retained here to-xnpriow
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AROUND rnE WORLD.
Allen G. Mason and Party ahazi ta
LeAxe for China.

SAx fMASCasce, Fer. s.--AfIez Z. aFaasu.
real essase sasa of TaroHaA, now il
fa5s r4fy. hes o-gansged . rs2sty 0f Ege
gentlemen 70 make trip zrosizss the World
they Save made tar Necessary arrange
zsenfs with Agc8t NsssnAza scsaer OF Cottk :
tFaaxta Qsfee. and vi Il start faS China saen.
going Via Australia Mr. M2snu's psrfy
vii carArnp about a fozsas gsaf en the
banks Of ske EnpAFates. &rl VII also vEsls
Athens. Naples. aad other ERxorexn cities.
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&gxae, Feb. A.--A S AE@rnesAy. aaA "a
the Fsfonees settlers 1f CCwizsx coastsy
died "Wednesday Faa-ning ~ his hazess Al
Oak Point. He Il one of those wase f3nl,ar
THEIR w3y - Orxgsl teFsiiaFy. a. tbs sec.
Ion vas theE named. ia fae .a&yk og
forty atae. and he las iEses ~ Sc pfkee
y here be passed a@sy fas 20 years 1rhe
eNr,ss gsf his death ,ezs raa-aiEx1s
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a Light SENTENCE.
Atreesoas Crime ST DrunseR Police
rsaera ssfeanea 81 San Fr&Scisro.

SAs FRaSElsee. Pes. s.--Ex ssassssszs All
fslenann <as sentenced - 70 yeArs ~ rAsa
Quentin sorzay gsz zssAalE 20 n2Fttsr
Wflss@ ffrxke. GsaGHlu1. * -
,,la3xnef. xhste Hss7e- ssze fasE.
enee "a llqncz. w8ike3 Up -
Berke ard gftsz : re11Ark o. fw0 &rsG a.
him with 8 psstsI. BnrSas Grss ksaEEsSf
vas 70 save hfEzsesf. ard h~ saR1a rgssa
a. the drunken polisexsAa IN - eatsssss''
50 ees the weapon awa9 iTasn hszz-
ssrssxxse egaSaed, q whsgtl Esasgzazr sssi
sxowra zrsa yFas r1zfgs4esf G9alass . Es2li ss
vesr-e1d boz.
ne reSHlt sxe saks ihe policeman sslt
Ais xsrgam ilown shos Ai.sa swlee s9sE7es
aal then pEtsnHaeSes. Ais 6e1z wSsh E2e
sgcara0a. eaza Essez@sy sse~enssxsA TIC 6szsy-
ing 81 sne ear. ard ssS.sfes swo &gAs szs'
aes woE.1s esssi.ns ssTers4 ssssssss - 80
Aaas&
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BAsovETs no. STARVING MKN.
The Italian Gosernmeat by Csae1ky
In Tr~Ssssx s.rx I. rz&uu1 ufsuu


lzo,sx, Fen. s--Is The ehanfxr of depa-
ties s'sSsay Slgihsr EoiaE aud ssse< aGeu-
ksers gensmFed i1Ir sash0sftter sn eoanxc-
Ton ,Kith the kst<sr Yietx Prime n.nixfer
Erisrl replying, blamed the conratsssuner
% pahliss ssfe;.f for cniyasie lark q pres
eaes nf rnind lie annSuneed
ssss he AEs gsven TIE stringent
esrsiess 10 prrsssk al nkszings 81 sorkin<
men- The EsTsrusnsist. be skid. sas
Harze1 solae '2hae AGO hat TIE present
agi1ataan woHss sscnr either In FeAsnzTy
gr March. st&zkrE shst the stcaa.fNx Nrss
~ she huftuzss 81 me troabse4 sikuo<
Trisri SAID fh& g0yernfnesas would kpaw
how 10 Do ~ dntSs
A psnscky s=sang prevails. owing 10 ne
Sios1sis stemezssFafsaA BY Hnen1pt9}<d
Moskiuxunsn. Sfnfes wnre apeuad
szrsg. bus seen ege~e4 This k0eet
roog 80 war&snEsnea assembled ID
the Piazza Eixass- Cgxs,ry xzzAsx4d
and dispersed Ess=ss- large unxsh<r o{
AsgesEs sf assaFdtssr fssrszfls were nHa6e.
pefaesa aeeats of srfsszsSy bare heen r1s<<1
eu guard a. he lsAssks anss large huSzssiHxxL
The rSseTamens " Ezking she s<r5uxcG
Faeassyes 20 Fspreu the assnoass rsszopx
if ~ rsasntnE a1ksssy
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SEz Tsa6. Feb s.--M;zlxtcr Hhslgs ana
VIE knG Naslie tsaTzeid &nG auShsaa sg-
rived from Engoy.e thss zsornsaE
Minis.ef Ehs3Ts taa1 + reEa-seT this even
lng that lie wsS glad - reF hzcs. an2
usss.iss p~sAsAs&v Eu 10 Washington IA
asnnt \ wceSs Nhea asked ii Ee kad
eoVse baEzss 10 reSiEH, ae said 81 AZ ea
leave - xhse1ce. and exgse1 ta resign
Qzsiy 81 tie SEcolln< a the nsw s4EHiass-
tz3.seS. gskssE.s begged - he xxsassss
frsfcr sseeekszsg misosst me @acxx8tse affair
and samaz1 8xz zhsuzisas ~ expEesxinx any
he Szi1 he nEd hzea eCazse0aSiy t-ssss-ls
s1 AZ his sssscssl Transactions win Esq
laDe. zsesi appreciated ssss akssvsEasSFy ex-
fsszslssS - sssfr
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nMSSEsr IxyTxCSELEs.
Life tseasiet l1eisnsy Says Exan go
Eyrae We're 8T~mSers.

Ispass0N, Feh. Tie case 0f Fszxsrk
Noslpsi, wk0 ss sslsasgss4 &fth haxi1x gives
fsake testimony SSsast fsfc F2rs1sl ccmmxkr
ksex. weA FSsnEis4 "a Sssw ssreef syoiz14
rGags so<ssg. fszrs3k isessney. uAa enee
testimony ycszerzay. H&s fxeakse5. lie -
fisszs i.hEf FnfTsek ExsB, vale Treasurer q
TIE iesxaa. wAsi bob : FenzaR AID ~ 1n-
ysnesbIe nxTiHa. aessws2ry cf the sezxse,
w&s All IayzrezkBe. - sas sss9 NAH HAf7s<
Tns Iisvsnsfsses Fscelvexf lands fFss0 fbe
league tArsrxxh Ryan. Tte laaxz1 aaEesaS
szvpzbs3 she snslaesbses wsth sse1rmx
kafyes &nd ssagsEfs
Eyrne asi@n3bs tbs egunesss ~ the u
Einef hles, aad ,aszne& persans "a be r1uss
aeFe6 NAtnssis haa tseE Byrae Ing heM8
asssez afs3 gold sci sszc s.sSe
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oosDEssgp DISPATCHES.
G. sses- KsaAsonts2i, Rslasias AF:slaery sFse-

tfes- Kzlsxontski, Razxi=z artillery sTas-
i4sis< IL dead
w2s h~ftsse she senate sesecs ecsamittee
saturday and trxe5 Incorporation 81 lsss
cuEn renv n the faGAiax tsls 40 cunehs-
ssCa NeS EEsessec.
TIE bzS9 gsaFence, wssseA sefE Nav TcrA
November IS Esv ssafxzSsDa wsth eArSs os
krou. has a<ssn giEea 1p as fass. Tae Afsz
was fxt essaasAAa4 Of Capt. Asksns as I'll
f0a. Ias, and has /. nres 81 esxat raan.
Charles Fs~gus3a. eFsS "a ATE "a The Ara.
@rsc&a sAsP keNper. ~as Examined hEtsre
Commissioned s&wyer a tha nnAaest SsAtsz
xzsrgsst E9aYr ~ SzA fysne1sgso SATURDAY .sa
charge as beating asae os the e9e EAzaess
ssrAak sssoslt - AaA wAs Aeaa fzs tr1Ag n
4Eszs hsssssss
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faax@sx. Fsfs A-~A faFSnax k&&e pss-
vxs5es la tie zssazsxsl gkl2&4<9 ~ -
zxhs. TAa weaxnes n s--<<ssssy nzA =
ssesss assss &s 81 y Fgsk$ i xke -zse<1r&. Ire
rAss II Is sz3sA sao saurs4zpe <zss<1e1s,
Tsagrk ksae eaAs y zzs NtssssF srT AaMx
rsstss I is..ss s Ilssse 81 sssz asrs Eslstu
aS@s.
~ @px7xn4 1 A&sw an3u xsurM pre-
xs.ss. xss1 isss fkesas1e%f ~ e4e1l
tss@ sxssas Tsssw bats aexn HE1rEe " ! !
sse,s - i .sask ssss Mss - s2f9sszsE enq
4 axasle &rs@ cd
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Father aeraadsa Removed ~ =.

Father Mexadden Renewed by -
agmy Deiag osssrten so DEATH
EaEzIS. fetl s--Fasher NcFsslden was
today csecrse<l from tflen,Hoss 10 Londoa
desv1 ~ the pasice. Ensaneerx and ekirs
mtshers a. Intervals 0E Hsu rsrsss nsa1rAe<
the Ncrse. ia erszer 10 rsreyeat xof.jnx
61ouEsISss Hpozt she s2siway Esthes No
Fn4sgsea viii ~ essxseezt @sKh eanps.eSfy IL
the nsurzeg oE IasFsecsar Nafizu.
4Egssss hnS lFsa sxryeA With third
sSsusngas nnsies TIE s-szszsx act II II
stasssi he VIII lss fesaovef frnn ElAnrHei -
TrNfee tudf ca iSandAy.
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aga gazx. Faa 9-A @sss 81 e@
Trs = az1 Us gsHs-.ez@ss sss
Esnsas AezaISx wzs tesa ss ~ ts@
Fgsza zTeSNe a. AZ t@e
80 sssxsssMz E1N skst @ss ny
aaseA ~ -assS aepsss ~ 80
sf.sss-ss ssssee >. kxz1I@. Tax 1sse-sass
- - r.ssse ~ ssssssE Sses s8-s 8S 4sx2s- &ss2
gse~S. 4 skaaSasgssse mSA &xEszase2 ~
s-7asA ste Hsssssgz = mas Slszss@ tA4s
.4sszsess ~ lseSew hass ssnseafe9 - 80
A. srxzsztxsz
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aA~BISs~seS. Tea. s.--Nss sE1sa-sa as1sa
ass ssGu seesfgas: ~ tas STATE sss zsTTaezzs
sss TNeart - see eEpes assa@ns sfS British
ri nSsFesr ~ sass tsassEtry- Tae ssrT&-eEssaE-
hawNse1, las sse4 sBlsFMsss sssas @s. -
v MSs Ia-sssss, sac kss s&es jsi ASas2oa sag
sxsrae tine sss&s 5ss sSfasa5 ETgasg EngsS9s
3oT t'g.S e-4assv tfp as arr e. IS sAE
esEF BE wSss sssas2s@ AagSa a} ~ &9s4sS sss
fAe ssxaszas sssd rs2isge 81. Nersezs. see
aaG sea neFs-v, wkas h@s aRsm IN Charge
tzs EsnxE Is Mrsts EszogHA - e&rsAu ssg1Ta&Ss
~ ussNn fAzs fsszH - 40 laaszess1hs Fsssss-
zaeeS e gs9 Asszss2sFZsers az . s&eeessaG ~
zzz7s eaSk s.iss
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isaxnoS. Feb. a.-Huzs. ~. a. Snssa. rpx.
ernzneat le&ssr fn TIE hzsase ~ cosnEzSag.
las Issued circular so supporters ~ the
goTSrnsnxfis Brgsng affen4Acee nj tie
upeg;ag at yayslsaxzs February Z. w.sen
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Exw TaGx. Tsh. 49, Tsss szel1x ihe aza3-
xeyxa~y 81 sssnsseE = Tss1sn'z hstA. re
ss..s4sssszs Hss rArke3 ss-atxAs ~ s1e
Es-4e-a U9esserzxse 1fssA Ezfa ne
saorta8 fAsxzssf. a. wh4lss Ilsr-F Wassrvssssa
ssisTssea1 "A xstSress ~ SsszS.ise Ca
Axsoax 1h@ nEeer speakers weT~ sxsssss.
ESs1sssv. no@ T. FEz9e. ans tsEEsks A.
Dana Letters af saErg* wETE sSEstSAss
frVssa E-vssssssers Cleveland ass3 ss1s. AAA
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He Tells the Story OF the Murders
Hf< AccoraDss<es Caushs

WEGxEsRAEkR, Pa. Feb Red SaSaa
Nike told tie story % the murders In hss
trial to-day When ne came - that part
relative 10 the shooting be broke daszn
ana erred ike child He declared fA n
he bad nothing 10 do wisa tse killing.
x vas learned this afternoon skas Resss
Messed Mixes accauaps3ces Beserine ard
NElsNtsA- hAee been can9Elrssl II ffalv
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%Nw TeRg. FgsA s.-~31se essFsl2E - \
ss,4srs fsssAa aa4eA8Aa ia sss waexs ~ tee
Sem Tewk Tartar gsa1ys EzsrsE g.
ksss4S. fass s~ea Axss @sss ssas tAF@e fsas-a
- 8ay Esass sseasa~. sst7ssrgn
Aax rs asssr ssesszaz q AS ee4s essE 1.zEs
aY.S aesx~F Nkug. Az sssss4gE. az ~
Sssss.s ssEEss@1 ssas - saa nst ss@
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F9Ess. Feb a--A snswEfng 81 sAc r4ssas<
MAS - ID 5p<aT. Fias1<k- yvsfise szszi<tk<.
sYoxe Ia fArar sss xiHang pssnfzfy IN Tie
eAanhe- ct 6eEssuea 80 rs scrSltsE q 1zrno.
ssksss sieaf bsAr sn&x tae ka Il sl9 scyskzom yS
shn ezsssssEsss,saa lie, s3sd he weE;d unzy
raise she sssssssss1 81 esa az4eAen % TIE Eof-
ernnsslst 81 ~ lsHsssssA 81 tfss - z&fe rxe-
ssres ,sseh zeszsss xerssssArx- fsuxnks ssze-
eegaeutty &psaNnaz In the eSsnse<ex 9f &Npr
azszs xsa 5ess 2aatss FfsosIty S8F fhf s<ruzzn
4 arrwskS isssz<mf iSlI Tbs eEAusAxF dtx14eo<
a8z So 10. g. asMRtss siic E1essEre Man14E.
xsefesyaz1seE. aflzzsSsss= 81 wsTs an< l<s1@:4
4 xtsezEar III whksh &c runfnssz Fr<x(3
osseers aua sas2sefs shss s'sszs tse&s ss<szt.q
xsresseslas ~ sraamm an issFfa 8ixu snd NDa
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n. Loz-tS. Feb. a-EL9 9&rt 6. Eeek.
assistant rzsA2ey 81 tif~ Ssausra%sstas Ma
tSonG2 szak ecuatEzs1 ssseeds 81 bis
a0sxe snGrfsy gfss- Eaiznswzf. TIE fagzse =
anknQEn
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sAS FRAxc1sco. FcA. s.--Tkis RernIHg
GeaisesoF HaEsr ofd@Fed saaf The snaaxs.
seesers Essa and Pathfinder be recessed,
they having settled matters Nth the
United states district as7nrBey Gy giving
bonds n sISE0 each - appear waen called
2uca
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CHICAGO POLICE CRIMES.


CHICAGO. Feb. y.--EeFoFters for the
Tkmes today discovered that James Gun
nlnghan. iea.;or OF tAe East shicago
Avenue police station. ex-cxps- Scaa1ek 3
command. was conducting : tsssncs'
fer stolen goods. CunnInghsrn
lad partner In the person OF John paxne.
an eusF2nye ef the Pullman Palace Tar 60
Mssss cf the stolen g0osis belonged 10 The
Pullman Company, ard inci9ee the Uas.
expensive carpets ard hangfngs
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possession cf the kiGaappezz rislla. Azule
Redmond. wtsE arrested to-day. Mrs.
Gugley says fas cA4iI WAS Tsgeota her bs
Maggie f2orssoa. who said & vas Aey ewc
She sad she Dexe- sHsrecsed sx belonged
70 Redmond. of she would have returned
L. Tsse ssasSee are lookibg fuz Mss. ssorsen
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zse t1Ssz fxssEs sz-zrzae. Eamsrar17gss
tsf-:sEx sFsee.as sAss yasszszxer srssa sr-xN
sg@ sSzw~er gAaexg7 ar ssn8xv TAs
sEsss-A xssser1 i sEfa ta4xz ~ ahzt ass
tsr~ss-1 tie AzsSzFsxf -Esezxzx ks2ns rARt Is
ze~ -1anksg - -@esgA s-zsrs ssFg,..sx rAsss.
Ee- szszf EAse&xn.
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SHREVEPORT. I@.. Feb a--Hsy woosl
AaMy fnaiurtxsS gh0 slscz yo4ng WAise
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SEw XoRE. Fea. 9.--TAs taeory noB i
that the erewexy explosion l4ss asxat Was
executed BY Brooxlyn parties. wneTe The
Soyeu-t against teis brewery originated.
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PORT TOWNSEND
q the {
KEY CITY"
g OF g
PUGET SOUND
Investors and Home Seek
FRS are Invited to Ex-
anime the Follow
ing Facts Re-
lating to
Port Townsend.

g1-yx--It is the Port OF Entry for ruxes
senrd. and tie natural Commercial Cen
sr fof tbs growing trsfie Of the EortA
ukS< Coast.
second. The q. ). Pubic building. 10
cot $4,000. IL being erected ~ Port Town
Tbird. III has the safest. raost secessgt,se
"a eornmodioas hsrboF on the Pacific
eoork nortb of san Francisco.
Y0urfh.--lt il soon 20 be e8nnectee with
nHflsnd, o.. By s railroad. now under
epnssracti0n. rs pzrt Of tEansconfiusnfal
Tfsh.-ftis 10 be the terminal point on
pntst sound for the traffic Of tae Canadian
pk6iAe Railway, and il tie principal shlp-
ring point for the Alaska trade
sIxth.--It has the most equable teznpera~
mn. Ehe least rainfall ard the lowest
dtxth rate Of any pcintin Western WASH
Seventh. building aud street. I'm
wovemeuts for the past six months were
oeariY &SoaDDo. Al motor street car line
ixto be built at q cost Of $40 900
Efghfh.--its gsnsral trade 6u-ing isss,
sxrecded s.. 500 900
Hinfh--it IL the county seat OF Jefferson
County and has q population Of over 400
Tenth. Ill Il so situated asio command
ne products of FaseG counties. eli rich IN
skrtealtural, timber ard mineral resources.
Eleventh has steam saw mills with .
84@sy fhf1fst5 VI f2Vsp8 i<tts flou >facsiEt
rith daily outpat OF 70 tons: machine
sbeps and marine ways; sash, door aud
sitnd factories: brick yards, with such ia
dusfrjex as sleei works. rolling mills, boiler
wosks, ice factery, etc. In prospect
Twesfth.-it offers home seekers. manu-
sncfeyers and investors special induce
nents In cheap lAnds and eligible sites for
industrial establishments.
The above statements are
Reliable in every particular.
and are hereby authorized
for publication.
W.H.H. LEARNED.
Mayor OF the City.
D. VI. SMITH,
Pres. Port Townsend BID Trade.
ALLEN WEIR,
SEQ Board Trade.
For further information address
Port Townsend Board Of Trad Q
L. A. SISLEy, Manager,
Occidental Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26

Charlotte. N. c., and at the outbreak, OF
hostilities was among the volunteers that
captured Fort Norfolk aud the vast stores
OF powder and munitions there.
Rev. DIR. Spencer, OF Richmond, nd
dressed a large gathering at tho Young
Mems Christian Association rooms yester-
day afternoon and will assist at the re-
vival az the Church of the Disciples an
other week. Rev. DIR. II. Nj. Wharton's
meetings will close this week.
The plans for raising funds for Con-
federate monument in Norfolk have been
fully matured by Pickctt-Buchanan Camp
ard the Ladies' Auxiliary, and every effort
will now be made 10 commence the cree
ton Of the structure in the spring and lay
tho cornerstone on next Mcmorial-day.
Adlutant Mcdonald, of the State militia
forces. has congratulated the Old Do
minion Guard, Of Portsmouth, on the
promptness with which they turned out 20
quell the Glebe-precinct rot on election
dav.
Judge Robert W. Hughes has gone TO his
residence in Abingdon.
Bishop Randolph Is visiting the country
churches in this section this week, and adj
ministerinc the rite of confirmation.
The enlAed men at Fortress Monroe
have organized a Young Mems Christian
Association with sixty members, and Post
master-Gencral Wanamaker has presented
the association with handsome donation.
Naval-C Constructor BOwles. Of the navy
ward, returned from Washington yester-
dav. lie will increase the force on the
Texas and push the work ahead faster than
he has been doing, owing 70 the uncer-
faintv attending the investigation OF the
Board Of Naval Constructors as 10 her sink
ing too deep in the water when completed.