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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

THR Baltimore Americana Wash-
inetQn correspondent telegraph the
lopbW&g Nobsbie Harrisoa CIhines
9 comiAg from . reliable source:
Secretary Of State. james 6. Blaine;
Secretary ofthe Treasury. Charles Foe
Ger. Of Ohio: Secretary Of Wa. Jere r
Rusk, a WISCONSIN,; Secretary Of the
NAVY. John p ThomaA Il Illinois;
Secretary o. Agriculture. Warner MI
~ q New York; SECRETARY Of the In
eeriA a 4iseours; Post
unseerGeneeal John 4 Wanamaker.
ofpAaslvsnia; Attoenay-G General. u
n. Eseee. Of CAlifegntA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

A CAREFUL estimate ut Cheboygan.
Mich. of the logging stock for the
coming season shows that the cut will
reach l4O. 0OO. 600 feet of lumber. Mil
men look forward to q very busy
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

LUKE PALMER. an old and wealthy
citizen'of Burlington. Iowa. says that
he has been swindled out OF $500.
He was tricked into a buncO anne by
u fine looking young man. who pre-
tended to be the nephew OF a bank
president with whom Mr.. Palmer is
acquainted. The victim is u brother
OF General John NJ. Palmer. of Illinois
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
cXRniNAI CIBnoSs. m prcachi

CARDINAL GIBBONS. in preaching .
sermon before the cOnvicts OF the
Maryland penitentiary. remarked that
he could sympathizc with their lot. ~
he too had been in prison for six
years. They called II a college. it's
true" said the Cardinal. .'but the dis
cipline was as rigid as that which
governs you now"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

MUCn comment has been caused in
Vienna by the news Of the holding of
. court ball NJ St Petersburg. 1t is
stated that the Czarina tried to pre-
vent it. but that the Car insisted
upon holding the ball because of a sim
liar action in Austria during Russia's
mourning period. The Danish En-
hassy alone was invited to the Russian
hall
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

REPRESENTATIVE MATsox. Of Indi-
ana. chairman Of the Horse Committee
IN Invalid Pensions. vas presented re-
Gently by his committee colleagues
with q magnificent clock and . large
S0lid silver double cigar case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

TON AxwORTHY. the city treasurer
OF Cleveland. O.. who docamped from
there last fall. sfter apprOpriatinR half
. million dollars. has bought . large
block Of real estate in Ssult Ste
Marie. Ont A friend Of his says he
will leave Toronto in . few dayA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

The joint resolution xpprppriating
100000 for payment 70 tho legal rep
resentatives Of the Late James b. Eads
has beea signed By the President. -
has also tho xct for the relief of Cen
eral .;85aldy" Smith.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

DIVINE TO the violent opposition Of
the people Of Hungary to the proposed
Army bill. Premier Won Tisxa has
amended IL in several particulars and
1t II nOW expected to pass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Hon. JKHU BAKER. who defeated
Colonel William X Morrison In the
Congressional election two years ago.
has given up his contest in the
Eighteenth Illinois district against w.
3. Formau, Democrat
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

AOoNPAMY has been formed in New
York which proposes to make ma
chimes for the delivery Of postage
stamps automatically by dropping .
coin In tho slot.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

The New York corn shippers are
beginning to b worried over the grow.
ing importance Of Balti0ose - Q
shipping point. and an Investigation of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railway corn
tariffs Il talked OF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

SEvExrr-Mx pN lures. the private
collection Of JsS.s S. Stebbins.
brought the sum Of q 1885 at auction
at Chickering Hall. NV York. Q
Contlv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

The Duke Of Norfolk has decided
not to visit the Vatican again. Tho
Pope 10 said TO Be much displeased ut
Lord Salisbury for refusing diplomatic
s ca.sss !. &. II T. asserted se.s Irish in
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

From the comments Of the European
~M. Floquet's fall created a deep
impDLN SiOn in Berlin and Vienna.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
MiscelloneOwa.


other afternoon as Superintendent
Kelley. Of the insane a.yluB az Norfolk
was returning 10 the ssylum from town.
and had reached q grove abou, a mile from
town two men rode ont from among the
trees and began firing Mt him with a re-
volver. The doctor whipped his horse into
a run and the men did The same and fol-
iow firing ut Intervals for about three
quarters Of a mile. The doctor was struck
twice IN The arm and once IN toe shoulder.
probably frac;urinx a tone. A fourth shot
iasscd through his coat collar clos. {, the
neck. A mnn named Soudi.r and bis
brolh-r-in-law we're subsequently ar
rested en- IN. charge OF making the as
sault- A sister Of Soudier recently died
at the inssitu;ion Will. undergoing an
operation in charge OF DR.. Kelley.
A FEW evenings since Samuel Aukeny
vas murdered at the hom. OF his brother,
Edward Ank-ny. twelve mile. northwest
Il sargenf by Fred Pierce The men had
quaTreled and apparently made up ~hen
fisrc. secured a~revosver and shot Ankeay
I'VE timss- The murdered nan VAS up-
armed and was shot down s the door Of
his bsosher's hovse and in the prss<nc. Of
Ais brS&her n heothes's wife. It se~med
70 have been . family quarrel a. Tie
Pieress and Ankenys are related
CxsoS's greatest ned ~ present 10 Q
jeweler.
TN supervisors Of Batter Coansy have
decided On submitting . proposition 20 The
vosers Z b. u . court houss 81 David Cav
to cost ffoo 1.oso to seO. 0l
carrying Cancelled usspous ssd FRANK
H. A. "
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
rkRsoHla AND POLITICAL.

BOTH nOusoS ConSres met in tho %
OF tho House Representatives on the
18th when thl rturns Of the Electoral
College, wert med by Presiding Officer
ingalls, = min Harrison and Levi
r. 0ortDa ds1a4 ID elected President and
Vico.kresido1rSf the United States 70.
spsetively.
SIxATO0 Z from the Committee
eNa- AGe&Oh0G6 and Forestry. has reported
'~favUfHeRv an amendment To the Agricult.
ural Appropriation bill. giving the Secrs-
tary Of Agriculture $l00. 90 with which to
continue b experiments in tho produc-
ton and manufacture Of & from
sorghum ans and beets.
TIE President has nominaied Commo.
dorc George Z. Belknap to be RearAdmiral.
Cap'ainJ h g. Walker to BE- Commodore.
Commander Silas Casey to be Captain and
Lieutenant.Co Commander James n. Fordyce
to be Commander.
~ consequence Of its defeat on q motion
to adjourn In . debate on The Constitu-
ton revision question in the French
Chamber Of Deputies OF the lith. the
EloQuet Ministry resigned.
ASSISTANT CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT
y. ID. RoUr. Of the Northern Pacific rail.
road. diei the other dav from the effects
Of injuries received at Tacoins, Wash, I.
An Anti.Trus: and Anti.Pool bill, mas
been introduced in the Minnesota Legisla.
ture. The penalties are made very heavy.
Ex-SzCRkrARY WILLIAM WIxDon ~
fuses TO either affirm or deny the report
that he had been offered the Secretary.
ship Of the Treasury by General Harrison.
LATE aivices from Samoa say there has
been no change In The sieuation. There
has been 10 aGhsing. and Tanasess and
Mataafa rsaain In their ssrongho,da. The
British Consul has warned British subjects
not - svPpay satives with arms, and 70
maintain strict Dsvtrality. The British var
ship Calliops has replaced the var ship
Reyaist. he German aDA Aoeeicaa
war ships Noaia seaiioaary. Her
Rrasdsis. tho 0o1iag pagokDAa q Tano-
ssse. has been recalled % Berlin.
CAPrAix =. n. Ranssy, Caised States
navy. bee 6sea ordsrsd % dusy - Com.
mancaat Of he Brooklya navy yard. asd
Commodore George Belknan Boz as The
Mare Island navy yard. has been ordered
10 TAXI Command q The Asiatic sQuodroa. |
Tux quarrel betvesa lndiaa Co01is. |
sioaee Oberiy and Seeretasy Villas was b. |
fore the Ssaaos Coo0issee o. Indian AZ. |
fairs reosatly WAsa much q ~ currs.
was sah0isssA
TuR Hoass Committee on Appropriations
decided - sspost . s~ahsussss for ~
CoWlss Internal Rsvsaas 6i1l pruposinS |
Tie e0ttfe SoQoAl - tAo to60oco tax. hus |
emitting TIE "oooasAias" ssssieas q ~
sscsi.A.,T
hastily 70 CaSsaovia. n. T., O he IssA By
. dispateA as1oaneng thas his vsassabse
father vas dying fre0 serekeof paul.
!
TuR rotations bseuesa PrUsSasae Qnes
and Loed Lyt1oa. ~ British Anhaabadse
b Fra.ca Aave bscs0s vssy oacA sts tisea
. point q seiQseeea. 900 ~ -
Dsevancs of VAicA Ma CAEuse II -
listed |
nssaoP NcTTmE e ~ 1Aise
Church SostA. psoaideoe q ~ vAa Esoe
ASsA - NasAvssA Oo
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

MANY members Of the VienAes aris-
tocracy have been swindlsd i'm huying
brass filings for Russian goldslust.
They ~ get no redress from (he
sWindlorS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

6KxAfe, %TELLEE says the use Of his
name in ooA lnection with a Cabinet
appointmentiA entirely unwarranted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
The Grand Lake Coal Company. m
Of the largest coal firms in Pittsburgh.
Pa. is embarrassed.

JOHN W. STREET. inventor of the
improved cattle car. died recently at
Chicago aged fifty-two.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
TO DEATH.
shocking Pate 81 Two Young uaatsr. nv {
stampede of Cattle.

W VI
RAwIIS>. wv. L.. Feb. I~..-tnd~r~aA-
-Ic- royk tb" most noted landasa L Of ia~
overland rosie 90 Ca lforna. ~as o.
scene 81 \ remarkable fatality three fav.
Hg1 Daniel StDcS-sil came TO The Terri
to'y from Osio lasi August sai psrrta.ei
a small ranch on Euf4io cssek n~ar ID.
rock For four weeks stork..li has bad
a. guests ilt-r; ard George Avery, yossas
men whose parents live aea1 Y~OsBSstoan
%
Last Thursiay while cat h~up.inx near
Independence rcck- they notsoea syrps cat
tie forming n large circs- Of ~ksch they
we're the csnt.r- sto<kH..L. .sss ax q
stampede. coan.eiea sisbf 20 Intspsna.
enc- rock and toll hi. guests 20 drop ,s-iY
guns and run foe their iiv-s. r~soct~~ii
rapidly got ah-ad q them. end ca r~a~a.
the tocs Eas Losr hsd On iosas sses
e. IND that the yossg men IA the dec
bad male . stand sSssass the
cattle and dischsr ,ed their Gre
aIrns IN the fae- a. the faseasse
Ihs kssis la the Iced stS ,s~d IN
their cossse. Aa: those tsh.a1
;orc>i th-m over sh. iackisss yoasx r.~s.
The esfire herd 81 % teAss 80 e.sd
tysmpied oves the ofses a. sAs AvsrvS
The reesasss yer. shoiiy ssrsceg.saaksa
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

The recent riots In Rome are charged
% French agitators, some of whom
have been arrested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

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t.yaa. is ssssspfisg % collect ,s..
tsfday. p.s<d 1880 Aossss a,sc.rsr q
. halS-ess>A He uss sssstshs, -
fos ressAisS t0wn BY . ssssssS
had a 6sresn kAis.Ass>Ss a,~>A
9Th gsnsL rA~y sss tie Ire,
froD he ss>rf6 asA rsss a sss.s
sssis gsas ~ ssssuse il o. issass es.s.
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the sberia ssss % DssssssA ssA M A..
tempo 10 arrest Ell seoss ssgsx~s t sss
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HOPE FOR THE IDAHO.
She is Strongly Built and Nay
Be Saved
TIE Foc-HoRN NOT BLOWN.
HER Freight Transferred 70 she city Of
Topeka -Daagsreus TO Approach tas
sAsP-Passsnger's ssasemeas.

vEcreR1A, r. c., Nov. so.-Contrary q
the exrs1e atoms oE every ore, the Idaho
did not hroAG up with The recedan9 sisle al
Friday evening. Her timoers creakcd and
strained, bat held together, and when The
TIDE rose Il Was found that her injuries bad
nos keen seriously increased. All the crew
spent tho nightin OPEN beats, expecting
every minute 10 see the steamer 20 down.
They we're decidedly surprised % find her
IN the same position as when darkness set
IN the previous evening. The City Of
Topeka arrived ON the scene early yesier-
day Esorning and received what freight
could be removed from the wrecked
steamer. II. M. :. Swiftsure, q picket
boat and the Canadian Pacific Navigation
Company : steamer MaEde, also ent what
aid they could during the morning. Two
divers went out from this city by the
Maude. surveyed the submarine injury
during the afternoon and had not vet re-
turned last evening, bat who intended, II
successful in stopping the leak. TO get tbs
wrecking pumps started at once for pump
ing the steamer out.
PoRT TowNsENp. Nov. S0.--The stearnes
City Of Topeka started 20 the assislance Of
the wrecked Idaho about o'clock this
morning, but returned at noon. Captain
Wallace states that he could render no
assistance TO the stranded vessel, a. he
could not set within half a mile of her
with his ship. He went aboard the Idaho
and found her full Of water. The cutter
Wolcott also returned this afternoon With
cut being able 70 render assistance. Cap
tain Glover states that the English steamer
Mande was there but could not get along
SIDE The Maude had taken aboard the
idano's stores. ysssishles. chronofaeters,
ETC., but nothing had been done 20 save
any of the cargo.
There are twelve feet Of water on the
port side. and seven fathoms on the star
board. but she Is SO placed among the
rocks that it 10 exceedingly dangerous to
come near her. The water was then calm,
but a swell Is al that Is needed 10 complete
ber destruction. Captain Angersteln re-
fused 10 abandon his ship.
S M. Garland, OF Portland, the only pas
senger aboard tie Idaho when she struck,
passed through this city this morning on
the 0lympian. lie was In bed when the
ship struck, and was hurried against the
wall Of his staseroom by the
shock He corroborated the captain
and all on board in reporting
that the Race Rock foghorn was not blow
ing Just before the ship struck FAINT
tool was heard. and the captain immadi-
ately attempted 10 head her off. but she
struck before the order could be obeysd.
The lightkeeper admits that he aid nos
begin blowing his horn until .. M, and
the Idaho struck az o6.
Orders have been sent 10 the captain OF
the Idaho 10 throw everything overheard
and save the snip il possible. She In
strongly built Of oak. and Il Is still hoped
she can be liehterea OF the rocks before
rough water sirlks> her.
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sAs FnAscrsco, Nov so.-Tha supreme
eourt today reversed the decision of the
superior court in the Jessnp case. Geis-
hern p. Jetsup died three years ago, leav-
ing an estate valued at Si00.000 which he
beaueathed 20 bis brother and two sisters.
Rschard p Jcssup filed apetision, claiming
20 be an illegitimate son Of the deceased,
and after trial which attracted considers
lle attention the superior court
decided the case in his favor
and ordered that the entire
estate he given 10 the young man. The
supreme court afterwards affirmed this de-
cision, two Of the justices dissenting.
rehearinr OF the case was subsequently,
granted. and The decision Of the rehearsng
Vas rendered today. The supreme court
uow finds that the elder Jessup never paD-
lscly acknowledged Richard z. Jessnp ~
his Bon or treated him as Il be were hls
legitimate child. Three justices dissent
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AnYIcE 4o MoInKns

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ssssrse as AS been ues4 fpF f1FtT yS4ss uif4
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PoEr TownsKEp. Nov S0-The steamer
RustIer. owned by Captain Manon, Of Ma
naimo. and running on the route between
Nanalmo and logging camps up the coast,
was vreched on the rocks of Nelson island
Wednesday evening. The loss Il abcgt
$3.50. The Rusttes was formerly owned
by L. B. Hastings Of this city.
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PoKr TowxsEsp. Nor so.--The City Of To-
peka, from Alaska, arrived about midnight
last night. she brought about 1000 bar
reis Of salmon and mixed cargo OF Alsaka
products. She also brought 800. l6e 3 in
gold bullion from the Alaska Mining
Company. Her cabin passengers are 9.
w. Young, Juneau: r. II. Newell. Juneau;
A. r. Howard. one Of the publishers Of
the Alaska Ffes Press, juneau.
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come avallahle. and members when they
are issued can cash them At local banks.


Liberal In bic and parsimanious iii Htsle
things ere the only words that properly
descrIhe The mood Of the House wien ap-
preparation bills are mp for consideration.
he SIa0o0 appropriation hIli dtd not
get dissenting vete. but = modest
proposition 70 donate so 70 buy tha chief
clerk neu desk. eoavenieace very badly
needed. was nearly defeated. Figures thai
run into the hundreds of thonsaKess are
sinost meaningless. and matter Of . few
thoasand, more or less. doe mt maze Any
olnerence. bat every member of the House
= sta esmAn when IL comes 70 gislation
over tribes and they never sail to respond
with discussion or : division xhe,l they
have chance.
Eddy OF Sn0honish has q scheme 10 ssve
money to the state thai commended itself
70 the House today, and today its Part OF
. 50in; committe was appointed to look
into the matter Eddy has been doing
some figuring and finds that thore are
altogether about ten committee rooms
about town, leased at an average rental OF
about S25each. making in ali $50 per month.
II the legislature continues four months
this item alone viii amount 30 81 0oo.
Eddy, who is = practical builder. estimates
that substantial building of six rooms
can be erected within two weeks On the
capitol grounds for less than 81 90 As
the next several sessions of the legislature,
af least. are to be held in Olympia. and the
building can be used for committee pnr-
poses for all time, Eddy urges that the
construction would be . great stroke OF
policy.
A motion was made In the House that
all committee clerks be required to report
20 the chief clerk at $50 each morning
ready for duty. Debate followed, and Geo
ghegan finally stopped ii BY moving TO lay
upon the table, and saying cnrtiy. 4
don't believe committee clerks spend
nearly as much time idly as the members
of this House do IN discussing useless mo-
tion.''
The military committee is now consider
ing substitute for Grants bill for the dis
play Of flags The opposition TO the meas
ure has not yet subsidized. Kuhn this morn
ing moving that the matter be postponed
until February %, legal holiday. His
motion was not seconded. The matter
was made q special order for Monday al 2
p. m.
Lieutenant Governor Laughton and Sem
ator Parkinson were in Tacoma yesterday
and to-day. Senator 0wings, chairman
of the committee on corporations. left for
Tacoma this afternoon.
0strander. who is chairman of the conn
nit;ee on labor and statistics, today intro
ducsd in the House a new bial for the estab-
lishment of a bureau OF agriculture. statis-
lies and immigration. 1t fulfl'ls the con-
stisutional direction that there shalt be
such bureau established in the Office OF
the secretary of state. and places that OFF,
Ger in charge of the collation. of statistics.
etc.
No important bills were presented TO the
House today. and none At all in the Senate.
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BARK chesson springs . Leak.

Ponr TOWNSEND. Nov. so.--The bark
James Cheston. which left Port Gamble
with cargo OF lumber for San Francisco
this week. returned 10 this port today Leak
ing, and Is waiting orders She had gone
about fifty miles beyond cspe Flattery
when leak Was discovered and she turned
R@mk
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osciAls Tor The prspersy II assumes - have eas-
troa %, lsssiy n possession ei the terrlsory:
carried
The Senate then. after having been in
session 3 minutes. adjourned ii 1898
until p. N. on Monday
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Wksafxexos. Nov s1.- Blaine wss saueh
better this morning. lie j. sfln confined
10 hss hsd. bua expects % isAss y during
TIE day and be - the Hsats department.
AZ L.
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shirrlng laseIIlxenes.

s1x FRAxcfsco. Nov. s0-AFrised--
Str wsllamette VALLEY. YaQnina; str Co
.ambia. Portland. Cleared--Sh JeAnnies
rnrt Townsend; 80 Ctr 0f PHebsa, Vic
terra: whaliug bks sea Breeze and Hunter.
Whaling. Departed Whaling bks Rein
deer. AbrMna Parker and J. A. HewlRnd,
whaItnx: str state of California, Portland. I.
n Oriental and bktn Portland. Taeoma;
81 Ersrssoa. Port Biaksley bk Sycamore,
port Ganshls; bkta Tam . 0sehanter, Colnn-
49,. -K~@~
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So TnAsie1sco. Sav Forecast al s
= - eunay. Tor 0regon and washsnEsDn:
I.aght rs.n: vsrlahls wlAls; nsaxaT ssssion-
arg sssapsrssara
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gk11 LAKE, Utah. Nos. s0-JRdgs An
aersun today delivered q decision In ths
matter ca tie appllcasion u Mar1nons who
have taken the end0wmenthoase ssatb Tor
admission ss citizenship The decisaon re-
views tie testimony At large and denies the
.,,e,fgrnsks,n
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Hosiery
DEPARTMENT..

We eaii ths stsensssa Of fhs ladies 70
sar iias efHosrEEr. which lnsladss all
she prices and auaiias.
SILK HOSE IN brnIisSs as.orsm.ns
AIss observe The shiIdrsn's HOODS
.na ToBoooASs. roa wuI and ne bet
ter seIsctsan In seattle.
WINTER FURs sad uosAMKRs IN
sarissy ef So los unaimised.
while In the stsps be sars sad see oar
line Of LACE. CaENsLLE and SILK
CURTAINS, .siizsls for rarnishing the
room Of . prince.
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Ge0xhegaE tnsFo.aaced bsli empowering
ths aadlsog % 6raw warrants ior the PAY
q per asem ard nsiiears of EnsmbeEs. Il
tia he1auass = lac tke warrants MI -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

The carTent expenses cf she legtsisturs
Nsl - siso. .oao. II the iamis paAced ~ 1ad-
son's hSls. pasea today. = Teachet. TIE
appropriation MEASURE cams up tcr anaa
acton and receIsSss thas unanimous in
anrsensnt of the House. II semalns 70 be
seea Il SAe senate w1a have the sazae ides
~ TIE nscesSary sxpenslsare.
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sENArE rRocEEpINas.

No important bills were presented TO the
House today. and none At all in the Senate.