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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-22

DOR RENT. new hotel. and new furni-
L ture for sale; all complete: fifteen sleep
ing rooms; everything in readiness to open
up at once; good house at bargain. Ad-
dress E. j. Gillenbeck Shakopee, Mimi.
EkOM five to forty acres good garden. land
l. for sale. three miles from st. Paul mar
ket. for $500 per acre, worth $500 per acre.
Address 446 Thomas
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-22

A GENTS-Wanted,a active solicitors in st.
II Paul and surrounding towns: some.
to rustic. ClIl or address standard Mutual
Aid Association, Globe Building 81. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-22
GREATnORTHERNRA RAIL WAYLIAE

Palace, Dining and Sleeping FRS.
Handsome Day Coaches and Fre3
Colonist Sleepers through to Mon
lana and the racific Coast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-22


Chic. & Kan. City Elk.
Des Moines Expr. =.
Chicago Fast EXpr"
st. Louis Fast EX"
Des Moines passeng' +
Waterville Express.
Excelsior & W ater' wn
Excelsior d WacOnia
and Winthrop -.
Hotel st. Louis, Ex-
celsior and Lake
Park Hotel. go.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-22
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

A GENTs-Wanted, Two general agents for
II Iowa and Wisconsin; must be Master
Masons and hustlers. Write Secretary Pre-
ferred Masonic Accident, Whitney Opera
House Block. Detroit Mich.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-22

ARGE AMOUNTS of money to loan on
- improved property at percent. Gilman
& Co., New York Life building.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19
TO lOWO.

Z Lu66enou donosza, be
PREY podziennym huku podob.
nym do gr1motu zapadla sic
przestrzeh ziemi ~przesz}o 8
morgowa z czterema budynka-
mi. Me MONA sic doliczyc
trzeth krow i jednnego konia;
STRAIT w ]udziach ME ma.
K1olowa angieZsko u Rotszyz-
do. Pred paru dnlami krolo-
wa Wlktorya zaszczyclta odwie-
dz1aaml swe,ni przedstawiciela
londyhsk,e] firmy Rotszyld6w.
Odwledziny te odbyly sic mad
zwyczaj uroczyscie. W wigilie
dn1a tego kr6iowa wys}ala
osm kon,, dojezdzacz5w swo-
je poney chaise do pa1acu
Waderdan, do p. Ferdynanda
Rotszylda, a w1eczorem PREY
by1a ksirzniczNu. Wszystkie
domy W Allesbury, w mas
teczku sasiedniem, byfy po-
kryte hagami, wiencami, W
parku zas W Wadesdan usta-
wiono am6teatralnie iawkl
ola pieGdziesieciu tysiecy wi
dow, ktorzy przybyli biz
sze] i dalszej okolicy. Pogoda
byla przesliczna. Kr6lo wa wy
razila zadowolenie z p?zyjecia.
A ROSYJsKI ME ma
racyi bytu, DO sic utrzymac
ME mole. Przyznai to jeneral
Palicyan, prezes dyrekcyl
teatrow rzadowych W movie
wypowiedzianej IA uczcie po-
zegpalnej ola artvst6w z
Moskwy danej we Warszaw1e
wyglosiwszy:: De- powodu sto-
sunkowo nieznacznej llc2by
Moskali mieszkajacych we
Warszawic, PREY swletnem
gronie artystow dramatycznych
polsklch teatr rosyjskl ME ma
widokow powodzenla Stosun'
kowo liczny udziaf widow W
widowiskach by1 sztucznym
wYtworem w1adz rzadowych
Krzesla i lo2e %zajmowall wy,
1acznie prawle urzedalcy woj
skowi i cywllnl ,,po ukazie",
az galeryi rozlegaly sic dzi
/, kie okrzykl so1datow wyseia.
nych ca1emi kompaniani dc
tego przybytku sztuki; reszta
! publicznoscl sktadsla sic z pc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19
nnSKl D0KTQR,

U O~OhAs 00&n O0kt8
Sumiennie lsprzadzone lekar-
gtwa, specyalnie ma te Tub owa
chorobe, So zawsze prawdziwem
Acknowledgment ola kazdej rodzl-
ny.
Bedac d}ugie lata lekarzem i
aptekarzem, nia}em sposobnosc
poznanla sic z potrzebami cierpia-
eel ludzkosci, a re kazdemu pola-
kowi, jake i mnie dobSo ludu ma
sercu ley, jest wiec cefAm moim
bye %uzytecznym wszystkim cierpia-
Gym, nietylko W miejscu, gdzie pre-
bywam, ale l W naJbardzleJ odle-
glych stronach, gdzie brak lekMzy
polskich i sumiennej porady nara
ia chorych ma diugle cierpienia i
koszta.
Lekarstwa, kt6re dzlsiaj zjedna-
4Y sobie obszerne uznanie tax re
strony bogatych iak i ubogich, re
sfronY klinik j szpitall-o czem
sWiadczs codziennie otrzymane IL
stY z obstalunkami, lekarstwa, "a
H6ych skutecznoS6 recze, DO pod
mojem specyalnie okiem prepare
M3ne, Sc naderujace:
o Naturalization sku4.
teezpy Srodek ma tgrRmdWea@caakn.
EHe os1abienie obraksapatEEaayycthTo.
Hiczny h0l gffowy, speeyalny BAL
Sam cudowny dla kobiet pc s1a-
bosch $1.OO
n. A. IMMINENT. Znakomi-
ty balsam do smarowania ma Reu-
matyzm, 4amanie " kosciach i
gwaltowne b6le g1owy 500.
Maryahskise zo1ad-
ko kropIe; srodek ten
powszechnie znany polecamy ma
Wszelkie zastarza}e choroby zo}ad-
ka, niestrawnoSc, brak apetytu, Cd.
bHanie sic i nieomylny srodek ma
febre : 75c.
SYRUP Ma KAszEL. Radi-
kalnle usuwa kaszeli dusznosc Csc.
KOLKOWE KROPLE usu-
waja kolki, boil zoladka, rozwolnle.
ME / wymioty 25c.
25c. KRoPLE CHoLERYCZ.
NE. Najpewniejsza pomoc W Dy-
zenteryi, gwa}townych rozwolnie-
mach pofaczonych z wymiotami
Cholera Morbus).
Csc. BALSAM czarnych
g 8 d. Ola dzieci ma letnia cho-
robe.
25-5Oc. HERBATA. Najle-
psze to lekarstwo polecone ma czy-
szczenie krwi $3.50 cent6w pu.
de1ko.
Krople cd h6lu re.
b 8 W pc 1Oc. i rozmaite inpe.
Ia tie lekarstwa opatrzoue mo.
jem nazwiskiem i mark9 othronna
Biatego Orea gWarantuje; to tyllko
howlem So preparowane W munn
laboratorYum.
Chorzy, kt6rzYby pc dokia-
dnem uzyciu kt6rychkolwiek
moich lek6w ME doznah ufg.. ME
chaj sig zgfosza do mnie listownie
lub osoblscie, a otrzYmuja ca1ko.
vita porade lekarska i lekarstwo
bezpaatnie.
zada9 nalezy " kazdej aptes
&c, 9 jezM antekarze " kt6FVh
M@Glesby sda. mieli, pEzesle nA-
Enthusiastically HaszN Dc
osfssYzn1alnal'M sNgfzel1, -podaue1 cenFs
AHE$fTess dn: mniA
DRa4Kau
s65BHQlsNnpaAazea
UhdEag6,sIn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19
Nieszczesliwi Unici.

w JAh BRUIALN1 SpO-
sob postepuje sobie Rad ro-
syjski z Un1tami, swiadczy
fakt nastepujacy. Zarzadzca
jeneralny majoratu hr. Ia
moyskiego W Zamosc'u p. La
urysiewicz, MAJ nlelce szano-
wany ! powszechnie lubiony
w cafe) okollcy, LEGACY lat
60 zycla, byf iak lego prod
kowle l wszYscy krewui pra.
wowiernym katolikiem. Naraz
jednak wtadze stwierdzity, Re
chrzcony byf przez ksiedza
grecAo.unickiego, co fatwo bye
mogfo, gdyz jak wiadomo, "a
sadnicza ro2nlca m1edzy ka-
tolikami i Unitami ME Hacho-
dzi.
Mimo to Rad uznaf 60
mniej wiecel pred 2 laty "a
prawosfawnego | usltowano
najwyszukahszemi sposobam'
j srodkami Emusic 60 do IT,
czeszczane ma nabo2enstwa
prawosiawne, do chodzenia do
spowledM i komunii do popa
prawosfawnego. Nakladano nan
przerozne kary pieniezne !
grozonu mu wyse}ka ma Sy-
bir.
Dokuczano mu do tego
stopnia, lie pada1 wmelancho-
LA l zmuszony byf szukaG po-
ratowania skoiatanego troska
umyslu W jednem re zak1a-
dow leczniczych w Rerlinie.
Pc d~lulszym tamze pobycle
wr6cil 2 spokojnie]szym uny-
STEM do Zamoscla. Stan lego
zdrowia jednak W obec pono-
wionych z1iowu przesladowah
;iagle sic pogarszaf i smierc
powoll sic zbli2afa.
Wtadze tan.tejsze ma ki(ka
dni przed smiercia nakaza1y
dom, W ktorym chory dogory-
wal, obstawic wojskiem, ate
by laden ksiadz katolicki ME
m6gt do niego dostrzec, kto-
rego koniecsnie 2adat. Zofnie-
re nlkogo zupefnie bez do
k1adnej rewizyi ME wpuszczall
do domu, z obawy, ably sic
tam nle zakrad1 ksiadz W
przebraniu j nasy}ali mu cla-
gle popow prawoslawnYch,
kto2ych usl1owanla ,,nawroce-
MIA" chory stanowczo odrzu-
Cal.
W kohcu p~ozalowanla 60
dny chory umarl bez pociech
religijnych. zaraz pc slnlercl
spedzono ME mnie' lak II
popow z okolicy | mlmo Ea1e
nergiczniejszych protest5w TO-
ny i krewnych zmarfego po-
chow ano 2 wielka pompa we
dug rytuaiu prawosiawnego
na cmentarZu prawoslaW-
nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19

licyantow i 2andarmow. Spra.
wozdania pochlebne o pred
s%tawieniach W pismach pol
kich mia1y zr6dfo W wyraz-
nym nakazie cenzurv rosyj-
skiej.
PHACCIE "a WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19

JAG ksiazki kasowe.-W niedzlele
25go Z. m. by} odegrany dra'
mat Juliana Morsa: ,,Ojciec Augu-
styn". Wponiedzra}ek 26go z. m.
obraz ludwy re zplewami tahca-
MI A.. Walewskiego: ,Hulai du-
sza'.
W%ejherowo. Kalwarya odwie-
dill W uroczystost Wniebowsta-
p,enia .Panskiego przynajmniej SEE
snascie tysiecy poboznych. By4 to
.widok malowniczy, gdy tfumy
sic znajdowafy wsrdd zieleni ma
g66rach. Bog zap}at ksledzu probo-
szczow1 Rosczynialsklemu z Oksy-
via, kt6ry mas prowadzll z Oliwy
ma Kalwarya do Wejherowa, jake
ksiedzu Cyrze, kt6ry mas ma go
rach Kalwaryi oprowadzaf l pre-
mowy wyglasza}. Jeden z polskich
pielgrzym6w kompanil OIL
wskie].
Wypadck. Dwie c6rki szewca
Jagielskiego z Mokrego, jedna 10
letnia a druga m}odsza, wesziy
do do}u PREY strzelnicy W celu
nakopania plasku. Prey tel Gym
nosci osunela sic warstwa zleml l
zasypa1a starsza d~ziewczynke zu-
pe1nie. M}odsza pobleg}a do domu
i donios}a o nieszczesciu. Gdy
ojciec re szpadlem ma miejsce PREY
by} c6rke odkopa}, znalaz} ja juz
juz niezywa.
Bortqg: Nasz kapelan zarza-
dzca parafii ks. Zimmerman
uczy sic pc polsku l mia} juz ie-
dino kazanie po]skie. Dzieci uczy
jednakze rellgn pc nlemiecku.
" Tu1awkach wybuch4 dnia
Is T.. III. wieczorem 0 godz: try
kwadranse ma TO- ta ogleh u gos-
podarza P1otra Poschmann. Spa
lila sig stodo}a l szopa, sprzety
i zapasy paszy wyratowano. Prey
czyna pozaru %nieznana, prawdo.
podobnie podlozy} ktos ogien. Blu
dynki by1y zabezpieczone W liepe-
rskiem prywatnem stowarzyszeEiu
egniowem.
(Dokonczenie ma stronie 4teD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28
THE MrNsrRELs.

There 10 girl in brooklyn who spells ell her
woYds backward Last night she was 20 aston
ished when she spelled "reyiver'' that she
swcaned. Nss ferk Jsarnal.
Ma snssgs treading)-HArriet Beecher stowe
has been much better in health this winter than
last snaggs--How 10 the rest OF her loot
Pftxsxry cAresscls Tss<srapA
Proprietor lermlyi--Yoas account. Mr.. Weeks,
has new been rGnning for six montnx Weeks
tbaandiyi-weI. suppose Ne let IL res, for year
or twos-Drs 6aess Caressrie.
A Texas liar writes that onions are % strong
down in that eoentry that IL placed In the cel-
lar Tor aay length Of time they viii lift the
mortgage OF the hoasa -ExcAaass
ornitholoxicai-~The speaker Of the iexfala-
snre 10 called Bad Easla' ] wonder what
fowl name theyn apply 20 tie speaker 81 WASH
tngsanf" Hes Reed bird - kazset's Hsx2sg
Mrs watts-Hsr grset for him 10 simply over.
waesmins Nss fosss-n u. indeed. I us-
eerstand that she spent hall OF the life Insurance
neaey tog . mourning suit Ysrrs HassS Ez-
PRESS.
Blccssgoot- Year uncle Robert il yery con
sentative Iaan. isnt hes Mss Trxvts-i should
say Re Was, Yoa caxhi "a ZEE TIE stacks Of eat
eowe-s lie raises every Season -EarlsagsSs Free
FSss&
Assnt-rd make yca nv ,anisos. only must
have married uan. ArpsscAss-Keep tire
pace eyea SOC a. noar and I'll IN that irs
easier ~ sss married saaa 70 sss . seh.-yAs
k9ecA
Certain ARTICLES os decoration are called
'vswsss~ II soxsaa. evsaseE" In Sew York.
.'yAssa~ in rhsassipaiA vases in Kslamasca
sad dandy tass" cowa Ia Na2ne.-ssvssasaas
E<gs Fsfss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

The PosT-ISTEl1IexSckR recently repubushed
from the New York World reputed interview
with Grover Cleveland, In which he aosAiied
Charles A. Dana, OF the New York SsR The
World was compelled afterward to coniess that
IL was forged Interviews newspaper fake. "
in the vernaculas-but not before Dana had re-
toEted In his Characteristic style. II u pretty
ocrasic party.
Under the heading aRemarks to . Cowardly
LIAR" the SGa says:
sThe stnaed Prophet Of william street. In .
rage Of wounded vanity. II thus reported:
There II only one thing Mr. Cleveland ~
summed. and . tender expression 1t mp his lace.
that care anything about In these attacks;
the senile Dana does not connno his warfare 70
men. Women are not free from his dastardly
asaanlta Mn- Cleveland has mot escaped. II
II bod enough for Dana 70 print his lying aate-
ments regarding myself: bat 10 10 infinitely more
cowardly and dastardly for him 70 include. -
he has done. NY wife In has attackA Nothing
could Be moro coutemptihle, or 20 far removed
from al ipstincts Of manhood
ITO no Aahitaal reader Of the Ssa II Il nscos-
sary TO say that this u cowardly lie. Il II not
the less lie because Il b uttered By . man Who
has been prcaident Of the United STAKES. It -
not Ie - cowardiy because tt proceeds from .
husband Who's inlerioEisy In social. moral and
intellectual qualities il recognised By all Who
know the admirable woman linked - him By
the name they hear In common
"Passtng over tho blAckeuard epithets In
which the half-drunken deputy sheriff reap
pearA and dnds his only possible retort We
come 70 the more serious matter.
TO provoke synpathy for himself. Mr.. CIevc-
land deliberately drass tho name Of his wife
into An interview intended for publication.
charging the Sss with IN o6ense which, II the
charge Be true, ought to render this
nswspaper odious 70 every gentleman
on Manhattan ialand, TO every henor.
able man who respects wonanhood. The
charge 10 false. and Mr.. Cleveland knsw 70 was
false when he uttered IL There II but one IN.
swer that We care 10 make. We invite Mr..
Cleveland 70 point % . line OF word that ever
appeared In the SAN concerning the good
woman whose name he thus degraded which
jusfines, directly or indirectly. the statement
contained In the paragraph quoted above. II
he cannot do that-and he cannot, ~ iuvite
the attention ol the community 70 the portrait
Of . selfish poltroon. IN unworthy husband.
about whose conduct In this AFFAIR nothing can
b said BY any pesson Of sensitive perceptions
that viii not leave on the coarse and swollen
face peeping from behiud the edge Of his wlfe's
garments. red mark like the sting Of whip
lash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

1hnEo was wisdom IN the speech made
r. Asnlstant Postmasisr-0 General Clarkson
r. - Republican club banquet In Pitts
Ensg Saturday night For . while back
- Republican party managers hare
oSemed singularly hind and apathssic In
uopocs b ths Ire trade propaganda which
1Aelr epponeats have bssn most Indus
1Elously snd ssalously prosecuting. There
49, 1kuiA. TOO. and justics. In his arraign.
Uon1 q these managers for their apparent
ln11nsfoncs and evident lack OF tao, and
10y IN arranging for The propagation of
- ri merits Of the protective policy.
While General Clarkson has perhaps
Inrsosd "a exaggerated idea OF the dispro-
rrooioaate circulation Of Democratic and
so11nox tfss trade newspapers. ~ compared
WitA thoes which favor Rspubiicanism and
1eo1eetion. Il h beyond dispute that there
- heon greater activity and method. and
xnnniisssly Z irssr expenditure Of money
"A bei1sr management in The distribution
r uteeature BY the former than By the
1o1Gor. The Democrats have been wide
ouaks. and The Republicans comparatively
ANXIOUS, 10 the enhanced value Of news
nnpoe and other literary propassndism
DARING The interregnum between political
campaigns, rather than when The light Is
= and meme minds are closed 10 arxa-
ne6nt and appeal.
Hut there b another and not less import
mt feature Of The sisuatioa 10 which The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28
coon. MIR SHOULD HE BETTER.

During the year 1850 the state of Wash
ington exported coal, wheat. lumber. hops,
cattle, sheep. fish. ETC., 10 the amount OF
sss.ao.oo. This 10 . highly respectable
showing for young and comparatively
undevelored state. indicating. when eli OF
her waste places are filed up and . fair
share Of her natural resources are In course
of development. an enormous surplus for
export.
But. ON the other hand. this state imporss
largely Of many articles which can be PRO
daoed In prcfusion aud of superior quality
right here II home A large share of the
fruit. vegetables. dairy products. eggs.
poultry and meats that are consumed in
this state are brought from abroad. There
Is no excuse for it, There is no reason
in q. There IL scarcely An article in the
list which cannot he produced more cheanly
and Of better quality here than in the sec
tons from which they are brought 10 this
market
And II such were the case. wha, q pilins
up OF wealth in this state would ensae. Ills
worth the While Of cur rrcpersy-holders
ard business classes ~ give heed 10 this
matter, II agriculture. horticulture. the
raising Of horses. cattle. sheep. hogs and
poultry were prosecuted up 10 onesenth Of
the states capabilities In those lines II
would add almost tshaiouxsy TO the value
Of al RAJ estate and manufacturing enter
rrsses.
II Is madness 70 lose sight Of these sac,s.
or - make light al them in the struggle for
progress Ard Prosperity
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

nsay, n0s unIoy, : Assw a6nusnD -
: sonnm rurpsuA Duouun - D.
raey q Nansn4 - Gp11A CnSu1fnas =
IIIfnsts - = 1s9as: = Msfns - = ca
Ifornfa; = Hes5ae ~ = Ws1ning1n -
orsodA- - sxysssd = Darsy Dln16sens. =
b asfsejp q thsds neuspapeD. - ~ AsiF
representative - CenersaU - Dasy -
err. th9e = 10 disofneftse - dtNnsnes.
Al bsw - ~ sazhe - Al - 60
tsnl1ed b. H. ssns peaGRnm@a
Fhsth9 III = sEus - ~ Rspuhesaa
asde WI rssdiy sppsar - seaDaEing ess-
rent eaisosfass II - Zoo Yosk 14uas
with fkoss puh1i6Asd II ~ Chtengo name
sake; ne Bcsten 1tun<ripf Win IL s&
Psu: Hsonerr Prs; tbs Cincinnsd Cs1.r-
ciat-Gazexls with ~ - Louis Gjsee Dsne-
evuf. ard - On. - iibstsss Or. referring 70
party leaders md representative IN Coo-
gress. damaging antagDutsms ars cossrvnhis
in The Repuhifcan ranks between HAssa-
chusetts irseSests and Ohio intsfosss. b.
twsen windom msn end JONES' msn, -
tween sugar nd sntt-sugas. stc-, &C.. &c
On the che sids y Cleveland and .
deGnits line osp,i q b which Dsnsersts
Of I'll sections and compilations tsssciousiy
adhere On the other sids ars multttuds
Of leaders or would-bs leaders,
with equally muitisudinous notions
and diyssosnces. Not only must
astsntson b gwen to 0snRaI Clsrkson's
suggestion IN references 70 Republican
Newspaper ciScaiasion. bat programme Of
principles must b agrsed upon 10 which oil
ofthese may give cordial snd Harmonious
support. The Chicago platform In it,
letter and spirit and in IT. fullest integrity
should b the groundwork Of thas pro-
sramme. And among representatives. in
congress and party LADDERS there should b.
similar and immediate unity sf purposs
and action.
These things are necessary Il The party
hopes or vtahes 70 win In the congressional
elections nsxt fall or in The greater conflict
Of Isge. Il nsay b. very complimentary
to the personnel Of the Republican party
thst each Of its msmberS - capable
Of Leadership. and that each has
his independent opinion. But II IL b.
recognized that he party - greater than
any one, or dozen. Or other limited number
Of lite members. thsn each must cultivate
the spirit u conosding somswhat Of his In
dividual dos and preferences Tor the bsns-
it Of the whois.
II the Republican party prominent
men. it, representatives in the senate and
House. it, nswspspsrs and the rank and
fiie-~wish 10 win the next two great cam
paigns. there must b immediate rscogni-
ton Of the necessity for leadership and dis
cipline. IN agreement on principles and .
line Of policy 70 which I'll viii conform To
win We must have privatss and corposals
- well - captains, generals and CON-
mander- in-chief.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

~ ~: A unx1uDDasfeGl - = ~
vookss pnzIu, Cbnnevss, 40 - 0omhe -
~ she pr4vfzaeo Of aix1ng HI mnen0 IN
-. etvw Reya usl3eD Il fhae pap9. II
vhten 3 ru1us = ~ village - ~shays - -
s1InAre q - rreusauive gseeh." n 1seies
srs 49, ~ toun1eA ~ . csrtnin DMnua No
nans1 -" aflss sssa = 1anes AeAs1sa2
Ve 49, nd Ne hsyo \ ffpn epo1 an1AaE1ay
shse Janm McSaught hinssd - - - =
tAs paaes changed hon -1sdia" - 10y II
honsr ef his spn- Ths ed1ssr = Cssnsesn sst-
Asnsty spsk - 1snsg IL tAat noetcs and
pes,ssa 49, - - 49, - vsoeA 10 .
baA s'vsee1pdcs" - meahlish. 1sdinstoa- xlsass
den's 20 itagnin
ne Covitz l6saosae. afeee oencdhlne - Doo-
bey a 70 ysune naa ~ thsss usnpa vhs 80
ssssmy1sd 70 poison him. ays: "A higAway
robbw = eoeuenA1 vAsa co0pased - the
absvs txio, ara n spas insesncss nay y -
serving q bsfng partially elaehsd win - nan-
de Of charify; but such satanic Asnds eoad noe
And full justice oesiAs Of N searnal tnenosfa-
ton in the darkest recen Of Piusos dominica.
Commentns upos NE fAet Inst ~city orders
ean b cashed fur ealy aboat saohiy osan - ne
DOLLAR wisconsin paper says: @nsrs = .
pointer % people Who think Of rushing ont 70
seattle" The Olympia RsvSev sdds: .ls b also
. pointer for other cities In Warrington 10
hare good standing abroad It u necessary %
hare scxip e par"
The Bellingham Bay Rereitie gives HI OF
cttissns with their estimated wealth tie .
very 6sstering showing. but the tendency %
sxaggsraftca for the purposs of making point
seems 70 havs got little ahead OF such faeo -
have hosn laid before the tax aaBsaocf.
II h reported that The Olympia Daily zfibsss
VIII sppear about Nay lst under the management
Of Major c. n. BaEson. secretary Of the stats
senasa They ere aid 70 have purchased Tho
Ruytisda plant
6peagus Herald: For some time II hos been
VERY evident to Ill who have given the matter
any thought that either . new schoolhouse
must soon be erected or IN annex 70 the old one
b added.
The Vancouver Independent reminds IL reod'
err that ON the 18th Clarke county viii b called
upon 70 vote on the new courthouse proposition
The Spokane Spokesman ssys: Seattle II
considering the proposition Of extending it,
boundaries TO the limits al ahsurdity."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28


In Saturdays Issue OF this paper was
published. ~ bearing on "the hypnotic
theory" an account Of the confession
made by = dying man, James Dennis. at
Waynestown, Indiana, lev days ego. &C.
knowiedging completely in murder COM
mitted in 1855, for which his accomplics.
John r. Coffee. was convicted and exc
cuted. and in connection with which Den
mis-. tho guilter party Of the two.
had gone scot free. And now
II transpires that Mr.. John Il.
Hamphries. OF Thompson. Edsen and
Humphriss. attorneys Of this city. Was the
prosecutor Of Dennis In that case, In which
he and his partner encountered many mys-
flying circumstances. but formed theory
which Is fully confirmed by the reported
confession OF Dennis. From first 10 last.
during the tendency Of the case.
according TO Mr.. Humphries' state
ment. Coffee made three distinct and
conflicting confessions. and ct
all times manifested . vacillatine disposi-
ton and condition OF high nervous excite
msnt, white from FIRST to last Dennis was
seii.poised. stoiid and confident To this
difference Of nervous temperament. prob
ably. Was duo tbs Differing fate Of these
two men - to conviction and punishment
for their joint crime. in which the leader
and probable instigator escaped, while bis
weaker associate and probably his plastic
follower. died on the galiows. The case Is
said to have aroused exciting and bitter
differences Of opinion throughout the sec
ton in which the murder was committed,
giving rise TO innumerahle theories and I'm
pressions, oil Of which Is quite likely to
be revived by the strange deathbsd con.
fcssion Of Dennis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28
The Numerous Side Of It
Naz YAxh TRihaanA

without yielding one 3ot In our admiration
for the gallant and successful manner In which
Stanley accomplished tho object Of his recent
trans African expedition. II mast DO confessed
that there II . remarkably comical element In
the spectacle OF "1min the Faithful scutsling
with all haste back 70 Wsdelal at the very mo-
mens when his gallant deliverer u being Toasted
with almost royal honoss in Europe for having
rescued him. at an expense of el30,ooa and Of
two white and many hundred black lives