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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22

- NSy n yata - 81ve MoRnon
Fanaa - shs ChnreA.
WAMrserux Csrv. June 2i.--fu the sem
- the House bill suppiem<ntzry 70 The
.ct cf March g isSs. IN references 10
nfSany vas taken up Ii pscvides that al
Ihe lands and property isseiv belonxing 10
me Mormon chnrch shall b devoted 10
ne use and benefit Of the common schools
g that state Butter cfFeeed an amend
Mens deyoting the funds 70 ne endowment
g institutions Of learning II Utah. and for
- az purpose farming thesn over to the gem
era board os education ot the church Of
Jesas Christ Of Latter Dsv saints. subject
to regulations 10 Be approved b. the presi-
deni Of the United Ssates and not to Be
used in teaching or propagatinx p0tyxamy
Edmands. IN charge Of the Oh. opposed
the amendment.
VOORHEES, intimafed that Edmuuds vas
- Too great hurry 10 get at the results OF
Hugnuon not yet concluded. With that
Hsisafson still undecided in the supreme
court OF the United States he thought that
this Was not ;hs proper time 20 decide
where the fruits Of the litigation should 60.
Butter also argued that the proposed
leRisiztion was premature
Teller also favored delay. II the Nor
mon church could use the money for
proper and right purposes. the Mormon
church ought to have IL That Was the
plain ethics Of the matter.
Buffers amendment was defeated: yeas
3: nays. "A. The nine affirmative votes
xere given by Bates, Perry. Butler. Cali.
Coke. Harris. Ransom. Teller and Vance.
All negative voses but one psyne's) were
given by Republicans There was no
quorum, but Butler. in view of the vote,
Withdrew his amendment
Voorhees, moved to postpone the bill
until the second Tuesday OF December.
EAmonds opposed the motion. He said
the bill did not effect the property at all
until after the supreme court should dis
pose Of everybody's rights. public and psi-
vate- Voorhees, molten Was not agreed
to: yeas. -. nays. a5.
The bill waa then passed without division.
There were some formal amendments to il
which will require conference.
Morrill, moved to proceed to considcra-
ton of the Senate bill 10 establish an edu-
cational fund and apply the proceeds OF
public lands and receipts from certain land
grant railroad companies 10 the more COM
piete endowment aud support OF colleges
for the advancement OF science and indus-
trial education. After some objection il
was taken up. bat soon went over without
action.
Edmunds offered amendments TO the
sundry civil bill to pay to the widow Of
Chief Justice Waite $3.50. equal to the
balance OF his salary for one year. and ap-
propriafing s.. 500 for . tablet in the inter-
ior of the Washington monument, stating
briefly the history of the structure; re-
ferred.
The Senate bill authorlsing the city Of
Albany, Or. to construc, bridge across
the Willamette river was passed. After an
executive session the senate adjourned.
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Washington State associations Declares
far Expansion ef Currenev-
SPOKANE FAIIs. June 2i.-The Bankers.
Association OF the State os Washington
last night unanimously adopted thefosios-
ing resolution.
wExxy.s Tae bussresx interests Of the entire
ceansry asr ssTesfay . depression cy reason OF
q too eoEf-sesess earrtnCys
WHEREAS IL Is the belief os tais convention
ths, ex xpxasfor car tsss ard raosz safely be 80
csnrsisnea By the srsrsasas coinage ci silver
sherefors t~s II
Rrsasreg. Ths, fte .rsi@n of oar representa-
ssyss a wasAEa axson Cir. sxsoFlnx TIE c0sn ses
OF silver ef Azaers<sn pscsussssn. Asa our uis-
suallie. ssrsesA-
Oar paesu sszrr, sara Miller. found senr desr
in hsa sorraa the other snszufng cnppessax
sney haa eorue 20 roe sfe rossafAee. De samsci- s
asssy gave tae asassn sn1 sosa ~ tEe spess ana
tey. ia taxn we're IN shs~e sAAxsey Etspsr
earsufe3 csc ca them. tus II q others eecsped--
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OUT
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HE
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of hundreds of other persons who
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FINANCIAL
THE WATER FRONT.

Another ocean steamer is to be added TO the
the number that visit Puget sound regular y
The St Paul. steel steamship of Sss tons bur.
den, built in Philadelphia in 1878. has been
sound ports. alternating with the Hsytian
Republic. The St Paul VIII leave San Francisco
on the 18th inst for Seattle. She wall land 81
Hathsld's wharf.
A waiter with . large cargo OF intoxicants
eboar fell overheard yesterday afternoon from
the steamer Sehome y.ng la the slip between
the City and Ocean docks. and received q severe
cat in the scalp and . thorough soaking He
was nearly 90 er when pulled ont of the water
i've minutes later.
The rk Henry Mors.. Captain Hughes, ar
rived yesterday from San Francisco, being towed
in from the Cape by the tug Coils She brought
in So tons of merchandise for Seattle, ana will
load coal for the return trip She had pleas
AM passage up the coast as she LETT San Fran
cisco Nov -mber IS.
The new steamer Bailey Gsizert is expected to
begin work on Thursday. she viii maze three
rouf trips daily between Seattle aud Tacoma,
leaving this C ty at q. M, II and p. M, from
Bakers wharf
party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs B. L PEN
nington. of Cleveland o.. and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
H. Penningtoi OF this city, Will start on the
steamer J. K. Mcdonald tnls evenin Tor trip
down the Sound.
The steamer Cascade went out yesterdsy for
the first time In several days The improve
mens in the house on her upper deck have
beea completed.
Melville Island will be towed to Tacoms to-
day, her csptain finding il impossible 10 get
away u sterday.
The tug Hornet brought in q scow of brick
from Alki point
The stesmsr Josephine goes TO Union City
this morning. where she viii be tied up for the
winter.
The Marcy is running once more. and will
bring in grain and hay from the La Conner fats
the .hreboat Snoqualmie took on fuel today
and soon will be ready for her trial trip
The steamship Umatils sails for Sau Fran
cisco at 6 o'clock this evening
The steamship Walia walla is due from sau
Francisco today
The stesmer Yaquina will arrive from Alaska
today or tomorrow.
The steamer jeanne 10 due from San Francisco
today
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AM oro,.r,ox.


sAF tRaNcIsco, Dc. S-producs rAcssnt..
-Four. 5000 quarter sacks: wheat. 7s Goa cent-
as barley. 1900 centsl, oats 1000 centals:
corn, 900 sack; potatoes looos cks: bran. o0O
SACK: middlinss, 1000 s,ck.: haxseed. sooo
SACKS raisins, 2ooo boxes: 1000 hides
Wheat-Moderate inquiry prevails but the de.
mand . not pressing. No. l white. H.y1I<:
choice. VI 81 milling. 81 s7i<al 10 per GENITAL.
Bariey-The week opens on q rather arm
market No. iced. $I.5oal 5Iz<: choic.. sl52ix:
common grades, al I'll; orewIn,, 81 5SaI. 57ix
Tor fair to good, and sl.soal e2]s for choice:
cnevaiier. 81 40gi.5sIz pr ceLtsl
oafs-The volume OF busine sis not of large
proportions Surprise, sle5aLa51S: milling.
sls9ale21s: good to choice feed ls5a,. 90:
fair, sl721sGl-so; gray, si.7saL 81: black, sis.0
10 per ceLral.
Corn-Prices are again wsvering: quote: 81. 80
al s2ls per GENITAL
Bran-SL5otd2 per ton.
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat Buver 1900 81 SAL
OILS closing 81 So,s; buyer season, ST. Al;
ciosipg at 81 40zx
Barley-Buyer season. sl54S<gl. 54ss, closing
Ct &l5slx.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts. sight. s.; telegrspnic, 10: Sterling bills
bank. s4-ss; commercial. 81 ~; silver bars, $40
@l.oE: Mexican dollars. s1sxGssc.
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May. 54,s. 'ser
oa's-sieady; cash, x2s.ass; January. 4s,<c;
Nay. $50 ~
May. $l1I5. "a
Lsrd-wesk: cash. S. 50; January ,s7s. Nav
6s2l9Gs.35 s'
Rye-Duli at 6s~
Bariey-Nominal, at 7sa56c
whisky-sll4
snoalders-s4 5osAs2,s: short clear, s.asa
$50, short ribs 81 Sons S
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Very remarkable is this case Here
IS man who was a slave to the
liquor habit for years In a letter to
US ne says: at is humiliatiny con-
tession for man to make that he
has been confirmed drunkard For
years ! fought against my appetite for
liquor without success When at last
my succor came | was almost a phys
zeal wreck. I've been raised on. of
the depths through your wonderful
Moore's Revealed Remedy. How
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all who suffer as ] have suffered.
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FoRIIGN. MARKETS.
RRgApsruFFs

lIvERPoor. Dec s --Wheas- Offered sparingly;
No winter. Is I'd: No. ? spring. 7s7d-
Corn-Steady: spst. - ga; December, S.
5S5f.
LONDON. Dec. s-Adrk Lane Express: Although
the supply of Eiglisn wheat is limited prices
are barely supper ed. Forei Ia stronger
Corn Is firm, American having advanced cd a,
today's mgrke' Easiish wheat is neglected.
except fine whitss, which 10 steady at S7s cd.
Foreign is firm.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Dec acknowledgements: Money,
IS lilo: money account 49,: U. s. 4s,
l2sls: Z. S AIS. sI05ls Bar silver. 47isd per
ounce; money . par cent
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Black, viii tie and
fancy Silk Suspenders
for holiday presents
at Hyams Pauson 6 Co.
SOO-SO2-604 Front ST. :,
corner Columbia.
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e.-ssawes at the Seattle clearinghouse to-
- .uased TO SIS. 9oa S. The balances
rm7n7z
+ .s.erx was active in the markets today,
s. rpry heavy receipts and good shipments
- vere few CHANGES in prices, and the gen.
q; al ne was one of frmness.
-. are some fine grapes in the market,
~ ne last choice fruit o the season ami
- fairly we'll at Il. 256l.5o per box. Pears
n c.s,ly out bot the stock will be reuben
~ ~ enc large consignment today. Apples
4. In. with some good stock selling q, 81 per
q tbough most fancy grades bring sL2a
Essloe osanfes and bananas in good cond ton,
q moving freely. Some fine mandarins were
ssvn today af 81 . per small box
alilonia potatoes are duh ct " 70 rs.
natives are firm at SIS to $50
- potasoes have been scarce for few days,
"a ! az OF fse stock eamc in today. Celery Ii
lint supply.
~ bay and feed markets are firm ct last
as quotations. Some heavy consignments
2 a.. bailey and feed were received. aud one
.hipmens OF oats will b. made to San Fran
% today
IMPORTANT SHIPMENTS
Eo,sbie among the shipments OF the day were
- folio wing; Five cars hons to Minnesota
unsser cars shingles, car hops. car wool
"a car merchandise to Chicago, I car hops
40 Pau, car sal; FISH TO Minnesota transfer:
~ coal, / car -four and i car onions TO
+ keoua. 2 cars shingles. car junk, car
6,chiaery and car merchandise to Portland,
4esu lumoer TO Black River. car a our TO Or
mia, car eo.l to Puyaliup. cars rails TO
|lsdfo car hay to Newcastle, car malt to race
Inek
N GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
to- -. 81, snsl
r. rods end merchandise were shipp d from
tsste Northern Pacific railroad. s6s tons;
jsstie, Lake shore & Eastern rsiiro4d, Iis tons;
{C1umbsa Pneet sound railroad. 20 tens. BY
zvsRr-Iily, Is tons: Garland. 20 toas: Evangel,
zntans: y. <. MerwIn. 81 tons; CITY o Quincy.
II 10 O. State OF Washington. IS tons; Grace. s
|bm, CO de. : tons: s NJ. Renton, 8 tons; Jose
!|1kine 1 tous; Case de, IONS: Fleetwood, 2
y saz: City Of Kingston. 6 tons: Edilh, TONS.
j 1osI shipments. 40 tons.
sEscH.spIsE AND PRODUCE REcEIPrs
Receipts OF produce and me ~ssndise ct the
/ pr Of Seattle during the pas, for y-eignt noHrs
8tee a follows: Northern Pacl.e railroad Loss
nns; SEATTLE. Lake shore 4 Eastern railroad, 3o4
hnE Columbia & Puset sound railway. Ito
Ihaa By wster-Henry Morse, 500 toes: Evan
IL u IONS: Marcy. IS tons: Fanny Lake, SC
TINS State OF Washington. - tons; Grace. S
hm; Glide. 2 tons; Fleetwood tons: Eliza An
14uea, stons Total receipts. Ala tons
NATuRR OF RECEIPTS
fsenty.three cars rails, Il cars general mer-
shandIse. Il cars lumber, IL csu G Imam Goa.
! un barley, cars bran, cars shorts, car chop
harley. car graham. > cars wheat, ? cars mill
BED. cars -four. car eggs ana butt T. 2 cars
hams aud iacon. car oysters. 1 car sewer pipe.
scan iron pipe. l car pig iron, car era ked
/ pfn, car coffee. car furniture. car far n
|sasons, car COKE car carbons. / car hogs.
~ cattle car glass. car hides, 1 car terra
edita, . care household goods. car angle plates.
err shingles, l car wood, 50 tons hay, Is, 900
k<~l
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Total Deafness. Cured BY El.c,r,city

Mr. EDITOR: In 1872 my daughter was
TAKEN with memoranous Group, and upon
her recovery was left totally deaf I called
on two eminent physicians. who said they
gould do nothing for her. As last resort
took her 20 DIR. Darrin, who cured her so
she has never been troubled with deafness
since. L consider il one of the greatest
cures OF electric treatment on record. and
with great satisfaction give this testimo-
NAL reside in Berkeley, Alameda
county. California. and will take great
pleasure In answering any inquiries con.
corning this most remarkable cure Yours
respectfully. WILLIAM S. DIBBLE.
The Doctors are crowded with patients
from 10 a. m. 10 8 p. nj. They have q
large country practice and send their elec-
tric remedies 10 any one desiring home
treatment for any durable chronic, acute or
private diseases, which are kept strictly
Confidential
One of the doctors is visiting different
towns in the state to better accommodate
those who find it impossible TO come TO
Portland. One of the doctors will be at
the Hoffman house, Eugene City, De-
cember TO 6.
The h a. office at 7o1< Washington street,
Portland. VIII run as usual. Consultation
and examination free. All classes treated
Tree from 10 10 IL g. IN. daily Charges
moderate, being only SO month for each
disease. or in that pro ortioa, as cases
may require. Send for circular, free To any
address.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


III new YORK, Dec. s-Tne stock market today
4 wm again very active and Irregular. but on the
whole weak. and while the movements show no
K uniformity, majority of the fnal CHANCES are
loues The market, howevtr, was decidedly
ir Nc a. both ends o the day. and the temper
va ~ IS 10 show hat with any real induce
ueht TO buy, coupled with reason able assar-
snce that n oaey To carry them will be forth
= cnming. there would be good and
81 extensive demand tor al good stock.
The offer Of the secretary of the
vas the most influential factor In the situation
'hs morning. hint that 81, ZOO 900 in frac-
= icnai currency might be made available also
mad decidedly good effect The market
n opened from TO 81 per cent higher. Money
n call then became dear and the b ars gan
Aanmering prices all along the line. Towards
ne delivery hour when Ii bee sme known thar
&,V0, coo IN gold had been ordered from London.
n pres moved up rapidly in final dealings. but
II NE improv ment was Insufficient TO wipe out
NE loss OF the day. except In @ few stocks.
ne sdvances OF note comprise Union Pacific
~ and Rock Island and Northern Pacific pre-
iefftd i1s each, while the losses include sugar
" aad silver cert 6eates Is.
/ aGovernment bonds q I'm.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on CALL light: closed offered at 6:
Pnme mercantile paper, 7lsGIo Sterling ex-
change. active, and weak: 6o-dsy bills, sL7s:
demand. tisS Bar silver. slo2
BoNDs
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OPIUM EATING, OPIUM SMOKING
OR MORPHINE HABIT.

Painlessly and Permanently Cured at home.
Business Confidential. Book sent free. Call on
or address Or. :. B. Collins. room y, fourth
floor American Express Building. Monroe ST.,
Chicago. Ill.
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IN CONSTANT PAIN Is MONTHS.

Ana How IL Was Cured by Electricity
After All Other Known Remedies Had
Faaied-Total Deafness. Cured by the
same Method Eighteen Years Ago and
Remains Permanent to This Day.
IA Market St.. Portland, Or. Nov. %. 1890,
Editor Oregonian: Seeing so many cards
snd letters in favor of Dr. Darrin think il
justice TO him and as well as the afif cted
10 tell what he did for my wife two years
ago. For fifteen months prior to calling on
nim she bad been suffering constant pain
night and day from the effects of rheu-
mausm IN her arm and shoulder. She had
not raised her arm TO her head during
that time. Sne could not sleep only By TAX
ing opiates. and nef general health was
poor and broken down. After course of
electric treatment by Dr. Darrin she was
cured, aud has never had return of her
former troubles. Win gladly answer any
questions by letter or otherwise.
G.. f. MAYHEM
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-31
Lead In New York.

Engineering and Mining Journal. Oct 2hth,
The scarcity OF TITS metal continues
and the small Transactions that have
taken place here for prompt delivery
were made ut 580@5a5 cents.
Delivery for first half Of November,
However, can he had at 5.40@5.5O
cents. Some largo arrivals Of foreign
lead are expected early next month
which will relieve the uncomf5rt lie
POSITION in which this market has now
Teen for some time past, but compar.
alive scarcity may be expected to
prevail for some time TO come. as nc
shipments from the West to Eastern
ports have been reported for quite a
bile.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-31
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
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Yourself be one of the MANY who know
from personal experience just how good
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that when once given trial, DIR. King
New Discovery ever after holds a place
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it and should be afflicted with Il cough,
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srcure II bottle at once and give it a fair
trial. It il guaranteed every time, or
money refunded. Trial bottles free at
iIcwit & Browns Drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-31
Progressive Methodist Niris.o rs.

Rev. Olympia Brown writes to the
Wisconsin Citizen from South Dakota,
where size has been working for the
woms: suffrage constitutional amend
tnent:
There are many excellent men here
who are working faithfully for woman
enfranchise ment. Among them is
the entire body Of Methodist ministers
These, almost without exception.
stand firmly for woman suffrage. II
the State is saved, it will be by
the Methodist ministers. am thank
ful every day Tor the NJ. thodis. church.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-31
BISHOP TC cTLE'S ESTIMATE OF
MARRIED MEN.

Tho Right Rev. Herbert futile,
y d., who Was formerly Bishop OF
Utah. Montana aud Idaho, but who
IS now Bishop Of Missouri and Idaho.
is on record as having declared that
every bishop and clergyman should
he married, emphasizing this state
mcnt by the assertion that "a married
man is worth four times as much to
the church as single one" He
might have asserted with equal truth,
SAYS the Portland Osezonian, that a
married man is wo,tn four times as
much to the world, and to himself as
Il single one. An individuals obser-
vation does not need to be very ex.
tensive in order to prove this. There
IL occasionally q man like Tilden or
Whit ier who is able to take care of
himself throughout long life without
becoming a burden or = bore to those
who have dome.tic ties; but the vast
majority Of cehLates are selfish,
cynical. and generally d,sagreeAble
creatures during the period of their
Middle life, and beyond that they are
dismal old mopes, whom nobody cares
to have around. Bishop futile is
right, only he did not 60 far enough
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-31
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