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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-12

vAAieku SuAe1 A8omO Unable 20 kSo1oo
Nancy Tor Transsotion or Business.
Nxw YoRK, Nov. 1t-Decker. Howell 4 Co.
have assigned to VIM. Nelson crowell The
hrm y ono Of the largest on the exchange. and
Was considered very wealthy. It had been en-
tined Tor years with investments Of Willard
stocks and was generally considered villiard'a
special bsnkeEA The failure d1ssipated the
CLOUD that had been hanging over the market
SUD after y wss announced rally Of to 2 pei
cent occurred.
Assisnes Cromwell said this afternoon that
the liabilities were about SO 900 ana the a.
sets at the present market prices largely exceed
that SUN. The liabilities are due almost en-
ttrely 70 banks and bankers on loans made In
tho c0urse Of business, and are well secured.
The cause Of suspension was inability to bor-
row the necessary amount Of casn required in
tie days business. The firms transactions
ve1e very large, II being necessary to borrow
everal millions daily. The firm had abundan
collateral & day, and II was not for lack of &C.
ruritys but inability to make IL available, that
lcatsed the crash. It was simply matter OF ab-
gsolufe inability to get money on tn best securf-
ties. owing TO the extraordinary money string
ENJOY now prevailing. Az the secur. ties are I
special line, there may be disposition on the
part Of the cfeditors to sacrincs them on the
mafkef. but such course would be suicidal. II
the creditors have the good Judgment to hold,
The Arm Of Decker. Howell & c. -. ore ~
the most pr04ninent on the stock Txchanee. r
was ideusifed. not only with vlllard stocfs. hat
with standard OIL inter a. = weli. and also
carried the ACCOUNTS Of some Of the larrast
stock operators Il, Chicaro Afr.r thar f.ilurs
was announced sales for their account were
made under the rule in Edison General Electric
stock, forcing it to 21lx points.
4 large amount OF Northern Pacific preferred.
Northern Pacific common. North Imericsn'
Mani,obs. western Union. Wiaconsin Cantrai
and Niscourf Pacific Wa also sold csnsinc Z
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Mayor Mailing Tells How tho Town Rid
Itself OF the Chfnese

TACOMA, Nov. Especial Mayor Mailing,
OF Aberdeen. says the truth about the Chinese
expulsion from Aberdeen Is that the celestials
were coming in snch large numbers that the
citizens said IL must be stopped, and raised
fund to buy out the stock Of John Wing, who
agreed to 60. In the meantime other parties
The matter was then dropped
and the subscribers to the fund received
their money back. Later Wings gang became
so disorderly that the citizens decided TO break
up his nest and send the Chinese out Of the
city via Montesano. No brutal attack was
made on Wing, and no money was taken from
him.
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Excitement in Boston.

BosroN Nov. lion the Stick Exchange to-
day for time excitement ran high. ana the
crowds at the local boards were larger than for
years past There was, however. very little OF
the panicky feeling manifest that prevailed
yesterday. Although prices generally fuctu-
atsd widely. tn. range was consideraby above
yesterdays figures, and altogether the feeling
became OF more hopeful temper
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Financial stringency In Tacoma.

TACOMA, Nov 11.-lspecial 1.-THE strinssncy
Of the money market throughout the East Is felt
here. Projects involving the raising Of large
amounts. all ready to be launched. will be
abandoned unless the money market eases
Five hundred thousand dollars worth Of Pierce
county ten and twenty-year s per cent bonda
were today sold to New York bankers q per
cent premium. Buyers have not pat up the
forfeiture on the purchase.
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WOODS oKCorr. rnE roorPAD.


to Escape From Tac0ms.
TACOMA. Nov. ll.-Ispeciai. Woods 0rcott
the ex-sesttie policeman who was arrested
three weeks ago for feecing painter named
johnson ont OF money and gold watch at
pokes, gas arrested this evening, together with
Glenn Austin. his pal, on suspicion Of being the
parties who have been ssholding up and
robbing citizens At night. They 1t 6rst de.
INJURED, but on being told that 4 charge weuld
be preferred. willingly consented to leave the
city before tomorrow night Austin answers
the description Of the hghwayman who has
been working the outskir1 They ere big
fellows physically. At the city prison Orcott
refused to state that he bad figured in news
paper reports under the name Of Peterson, II
ct ell.
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THE TRUNK WAS LOADED.
On Being Handled Too Roughly It Shot
= Brakeman.

TACOMA. Nov H.-IspeciaI i-H. c. Stevenson
q brakeman on passenger train No. L. was shot
and seriously injured tonight while assisting to
take Q trunk from the basgage-car ct Puyallup.
A 44-caliber revolver had been left in hat-box
In the trunk. and the jar of the trunk striking
the ground caused the weapon 10 go of. The
bullet went through Steyensons right side
abovs the hip and was extracted under rib in
the back. stevenson was removed to hotel,
where he Is being cared for. The extent Of the
injury 10 not known.
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Unknown Nan H.
Into the River ct Srs
4 Loaded rrunk, K6ushly b.
shoots : Braksman -snsli. tn.
legged Abscondsr. Brought Bac
Seattle Oregon at the worlds i

Blection rsturns have been received fro
every county la the state excep: ekamanis
Estimeting that Carroll carried that county b.
10 nlusaiity. Wilson'S majoxity in the state Is
6.009. Fol. owing 10 table OF county pluralities
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BLOOD ON ms BOOTS.

I0unG MAN Murderh = StrnuG0f 0t
spokane Falls.
SPOKANE FALLs, Nov 2.-Ispecial. james
Roy was arrested at O'Clock this morning,
charged with having brntsily murdered an m
known. we'll dressed stranger and thrown the
body of the Washington street bridge into the
Spokane river. It 10 thought that the motive
for the crime was highway robbery. Roy IL In
Jail now, Lut refuses 70 talk
His boots are covered with blood. The police
are actively engaged In searching for his accom.
Mice f~v-~
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OPIUM sLooPs IN DANeER.

hot From Custom Oficefs. But Owing -
the Strong Sea.
vrcroRIA. Nov 11--LspeciaL 1.-Two hoops.
well tillei with Chinese and opiuBts Iet es
o'clock for the other side. The fsbArmer who
passed them shortly after says thFy are having
rough time and there is a pfospect Of bo)a
going 20 the bottom.
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.
List Of Senators and Representatives
Elected and Their Politics.
sENATE
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LONDON sTOCK MARKET.


The Situation Much Better Owing to
Geld Receipts From the Continent.
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE stock market opened
feverisn. nearly everybody buying to close bear
accounts. Money was much easier. owing to Z
rumor that much gold had gone into the Bank
Of England.
A. l2:s0 p m. the tone Of the market was bet
ter. compared With last nights closing prices
Cons0s ior both-woney and account show an
advsce Of Lper gent. Canadian Pacific ~,
Erie&s. Illinois Genital 4 New York Central ].
Al ESQ D. m the stoek0erket became more
,uiet, with prices steady The account has been
netsy we'll arrsug ged It reveals several stocks
I, bear positions. Rates for th9 contiEuance OF
lans are much lower, and onlyNpne failsre has
4 ms lar been reported. that 9f . sSemall drm OF
.eksrs-
CT the close the prices Of console Tor both
~ and account. compared with 4e prices
b o. M, were uncnangsd Canadau Pa.
lad advanced per cent, St Paul c0mmon
~ York Central ~ and Pennsylyani& !. s.
lard noon an abrupt chaug9 irons ~
b feeling was caused By the eemi-o6S ~
hncement that large amounts Of gold v6N
As from Paris and more Wa expected iron3
sPreparations for settlement at once Be-
Fsc Money became easily borrowed
- oana In many unexpected In
Land the progress Of liquidation
Departments promised tine
evorable. The recovery
20 from ~ 70 *
nal Bank Of Bra
- il London
--en early Y
20
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Iided by CIearing4
>"vti6cste0.
'nrs OF trouble
current al
they
Alter
three
ring
ttling
re was
.merica
Ie. The
Mechan-
allan . was
America was
schanics' and
1.-The clearing
two banks re-
.nks in the asso-
II right At the
stated that the
the account of
that the bank
yer.
4 the develop
ght up to the
and IL per
d on loans,
sis fact and
be special
n#ion, and
Ippoint >
Hearing
ale the
selves.
"a Aeon
pne
#ge
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Wilson's plurality in 1850 was 9,b47; Aliens,
In 1858, 1911
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

ks4~l@a.s css.s Frssz - shs
L4ws fs.ros sAs.s - tas S.~ ssrlssss
rosg-orcSs

ks1s.l2a.s Csr.s s2ssaake1- Fr.sz ef sbs
L.ws Ferox sAs~s - tss Ss~ ssEts@ss
rsssonc~
WAsEIseroS, NOV. sz -Chief Fost-
oeos inspectoF R2thbens hAs iuss oans-
Elessa az exAmasloE af tks px4csloAl re-
sssts q tAs AEu-logtegy Ia 81 Aes Or
lssaS hiok indfcases tk.t tAe aeisGl
en- Termination - tAs ia Louisiana oan-
cerE l. Aos tar 81. Eof : neme&r II
years ths lottery COMPANY has
pA sronlscd tas New Orleans pest-
anos - TIE extent II about sle-
aos EnoBth. covering heavy par-
sh2ses u stamps and registry tees. TIE
suouat has reached ell. 0eo : 0ont1 cur-
ing heess drawings ana 81 ether times
u has fallen OF, tas average being siso0t
slao, 0oo year IN order 70 hsndle ths
vast bundle OF lottery business howlng
In fFo4 every quarter 0f tie e9antry
niEs clerks ~ere sept c0hstantly EN-
ploy~d- Iaspeetor ks "A bone foana th ~
thls satire income of Sl0 e0o = month
had been shut Of ks ; result OF
the new lsw ssd the nine special clerks
had no lottery mail 70 handle The
4fEN ~ AAC&A41 SAA4SN 50 AhtAN WV BErA
instructed 10 dismiss the lottery clerks,
and this was done last Thgrsdsy. The
saving 10 the Government from the
salaries Of those who handled nothing
bat lottery mail will be -. 500 . year.
though this Is Offset by Uncle Sans
material loss of sis0, 900 which the lot
tery company invested each year in
stamps and registry fees says the Ia
specto-:
The days Of the Louisiaas lottery are nun
bered place ths actual e1terminsten % ne
iottery AZ NO later thsn Iss3 fAs discharge ot
the clerks who handled Lottery letters inai
Gates how thoroughly the las works IN barring
tie company from the Use OF The mails. But
there are other things working toward rs ex-
termination Before the l4~ was PASSED the
Louisiana Lottery Company stock vac worth
o. fo0 q share, out Il goes begging 81 F4o0
. share. am IA constant correspondence with
the law sno order league which wEs formed In
louisiana 10 fight the lottery Ane they write
me that the law has made them sure OF elect
ing m anti-iottery Legislature which Vii 90
cline 20 renew the charter OF the company.
The last Legislature extended the charter bot
Governor Nichols vetoed the bin With "a
anti lottery Legislature the company viii cease
20 exist In 'Qe p"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
rELEGRAPHIc BREyITIES

saes - tAe dsstk - siEat iaeAes tsll
- nasssEE Nse Nexk - S4s-Faay.
Nssley sssssrt 80 aesl4sasslly sAs4
.z2 kIllss -si-s ksnsl2g sea- Al-ssaa.
AseA.
Rs1QF2s from tAs elections IA It2ly
sAs4 tl2I shs GeFsra zsns h@s E@assa
xlessFy.
81 thoasaaa ooal minsrs n AlAt4ma
al strike Dsesnesr J for a. iAeEs@ss
IN s2gez
Tse balk y the as. ooe, eeo Of accept
snees q tie Bartngs Hill mature ~ithia
tarse moath<
IAs report q The Third Assistant
P0stn4steg-G General shoss Al increase
Of 10 per cent ia the postal revenues
Rev T. C. HzrtshoFa, : prominent
offcial of ths Ausrie4n Bible Society.
died a. lis home n PontiAc H. estar-
daF.
The Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
st Burlington. Ia. as dedicated yester-
day. IL was erected At an expsRss Of
80. 9oo.
james W Savage. one Of the best
known lawyers In Nebraska Snd prom
iAsnt Democratic poll tlelAn, died a.
Omaha Saturday nighL
At Ellsworth, Kan. Friday Roger
Dick, aged IA years. MAS accidentally
killed By the discharge OF gun in the
hands Of his com panion.
The Plaquemine LA Lumber a I'm
provement Company's shingls mill. To-
getheF with 5,ooo. 0co shingles, was
burned. causing heavy loss.
The wife OF Judge Morris p. Boards
ley, OF Bridgeport. Conn. has been be-
lueathed 81, 600, 600 by an uncle who
died in New York City few days ago.
At EphratA. Pa. Saturday night Mel
Vile James killed Barton Kline in q
saloon quarrel. James escaped lynch
ing only by the timely arrival of otti-
GERS
AT Guthrie. o. T., Saturday Albert
Russell. aged 10 years, and Mary McAl-
lister, l2 years old, were fatally wound
ed by the accidental discharge Of re-
volver.
young man named Kern, who one
night last week attempted TO kill j. w.
Karr. a Mclean County farmer, shot
himself dead Friday night at Webster
City, Ia
Patrick Murray, who was confined in
the Anamosa Qows) penitentiary. has
sued DR.. Adair, physician of that insti-
tuition, for $50, 900 damages for alleged
malpractice.
Mrs. Mary Z. Siddons, q former
teacher in Bloomington (Ill.) schools,
died Saturday from a self-inficsed pis-
tol wound. She had been i'll. and IN q
delirium obtained pistol and shot her
self through the stomach.
The town prison at Wronke, in Prus-
sian Poland, was the scene Of a fatal ac-
cident Saturday. A scafolding upon
which a number of men were at work
making repairs suddenly gave way.
Two of the men were killed and thirty
six were injured, ten dangerously.
The Marquis OF Queensberry, author
OF rules governing prize-ring contests,
gave &10O to General Booth of the Sal
vation Army to assist him in carrying
out his philanthropic scheme. In let
ter the Marquis said he opposed Chris
tianity and gave his mite as ''reyeg'
ent agnosti tic"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
THE NEW CONGRESS.
Compilation Showing the CompleIion OF
the Next House Of Representatives


WAsHISGToN, Nov. 24-The unofficial
list OF the mem bers OF the House in the
Fifty-second Congress. which has been
compiled in the Office of the clerk OF the
House, is as nearly correct as any list
will be until all the certificates are re-
ceived. Even then st is not likely TO
be changed. as the list has been pre-
pared with care, and in nearly every
instance from Official returns. IL Is
interesting because for the FIRST time
81 gives really definite idea Of the po-
lltical complexion OF the next House.
1t shows that 222 Democrats have been
elected on 8 straight ticket the num-
Der OF Republicans being 81. IL gives
the Farmers Alliance a representation
OF Il, but IL OF this numb come from
the South and will act with the Demo
cratic party, thus sSelllng the lstter's
aggregate vote 10 23t The Democrats
majority over the Repu blic2ns Is there
fore $50, or l42, counting the "a ALI
ance men as Democrats
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
THE KING is DEAD.
William III, the Ruler Of Heg-
land. Passes Away.
Re w2s The LAST Direct Mae Ds.
scencant of ths Great r00se Of
Or1nge Biographical SksschA

THE HAGUE AoY. "a The king %
Hollaad died a. Q o'eloSS SUn3zy
morning SATURDAY evening there as
= sa4asn ehsngs tor The worse a tie
kisg's condiuon, tAs symptoms being
those o. aremiA Tie Qaeen wss iRa-
nedi4tely sent Tor and stSid AZ tie pa.
tients bedside during the night Life
ebbsd away quietly. The public build
ings are el0sed sad al smusements
Save been suspended The Ministers
Assem- bled IA oouRcl at noon The
shutters Of all the royal palaces are
closed ard nags are ~ hslfmzst
LUxKMBURG, Nov "a A proclsna-
tion siEnsd by al the Ministers has
been isscea announcing the death OF
the King OF Holland. His death. the
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
BLEW OFF HIS HEAD.
How . woman Disposed of the Man Who
Refused to Marry Her.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 24.-For some
time a woman named Davis, crippled.
infirm and slightly demented, has been
living near Csddo, ]. II. with a man
whose name she refuses 70 dis
close. The couple had never mar
ried, and Saturday the woman demand
ed that the man have the ceremony
performed, threatening him with death
If he refused. The man picked up
stick and began beating her with it.
Suddenly she broke away, seized q shot
gun, and fred at close range, blowing
off the mans head. The woman was ar
rested and taken TO Paris. Tex
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, Nov. "a
Word has been received from Seven
Lakes. in the GAllinss mountains Lin
colin County. thA; four sheep herders
were killed recently by hail-stOrra.
Sixteen Others and 1000 head Of sheep
are missing. The messenger says that
the hsil-storm was the severest ever
known in the mounfaius
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

United States charge d'ansires AZ The Hague,
and In 1854 became Minister Resident For
o highly important Consular convention
which he negotiated he received the spe
cisl thanks OF the department a. Wash
inston. After resigRing bis once he returned
% New York. where be made his home. He
was patron OF arts, prominen; club man
AMI politician of ability and influence. Ar
Belmont married a daughter a. Commodore
Matthew G. Perry. and was instrumental in
erecting bronze statue Of him st Newport
HIS son Perry Is the vsil-knorn eTCongress
mani
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

NEw NoRN Nov "a -Tbs rsn or tts
Citzens savinTs Bass ia ever sri tse
rerulsr oogrse of hnsi ness goes cn v5th-
ont iaterra stioR n the fear 3sTs that
SO ran cosnoEe3 srsr sss8e5' nss
drsen cat hT s-sh ssposltors Thsse
6eposi tors lose tss interest os the r
moue7 for 6vs no.tAs szs tAs sszk =
Ea thst maes money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

DorDox. Nov. f&-Mr Wiillsu
Beckett usmber o. The House - Com.
mems for me Bsssstlsr division q Not
NBrbsuskirs vas slliec IN az accident
on tbe soutt vsstsra railway "a Win
borne Ninst.r. County 81 DoFsst sUu-
d., NJ Rscksft va q Conssrvstiv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

BrErcs ATEEs- Ssv 81 TIE oarsl-
fion ef the people r. TIE counxy si.-
tricts Is RAPIDLY bsoom re verse. TIE
people srs suSsFisE greatly fsou sssrr.
alton Tier have not snoush uonsr
- psy For tbs necssssriss - 8fs Tree
snsu potstpss are sols for p cents. =
snail 81 - hrssS for - osrts sns arF
for ~ osHts ard ea ieksn ~ e. 50
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

vurrrEs. Ma. Fov. s-whils
srasslng fhs sssin lboins rf-sf bsss e.
9 fscloek sstsrssr rifat 80 -. ~tiet
hsk arlT formed FfitsT blss-usr tr-
Srsvs and vifs hrsks ttrougt sss wsrs
drowned Ths soHDis bss oslT iusi re-
turnsS froB thsif torsT1noon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

NApssos. Wis. kov. 24-Tbs Bsyt
Ssnsrtnsrs sneswpnsHt ~ tue Vie
oonsls 9. Ar vii - bsls 81 Oshkosh.
eouu.beins Gsrch 4 1891 9 &. Lutt-
mar. 81 Ees,sh. hss b~sr sproirtet
kssisssrt irspeetsr osnsrsl for tns
stss frop Kstiersl hssaausrtsrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

DUBLIN. Nov. 24-Ths Freenan's
Journal SAYS that Connemsra is begin
ming 70 fee The effects Of The famine
arising from the failure % TIE potst 70
crop Thirteen families on the Blske
estate, IL saws. have asked The parish
priest 20 point cut seue means BY
which they nay avoid starvation
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

and for a numhrr
ol years was EN-
ployed by Roths-
childs in their
banking house In
that city, and also
In Naples. In 1887
he came 70 New
Y ork as their
agent A quarrel
about a lady led 70
a duel. In watch be
was shot and famed
for life. From 1874
10 1850 be was Con
sui General az New
York for the Aus
trian Government.
II rcsQ ~ zaa
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
AUGUST BELMONT.
Death at New York of the Famous Mill
ionaire-A short Biographical sketch.

Death at New York OF the Famous Mill
ionaire-A short Biographical sketch.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a. August Belmont
died at S o'clock a. m. 1t is learned
that Mr.. Belmont's death resulted from
a severe cold he contracted at the late
horse show. Had be lived until the sth
OF next month Mr.. Belmont would have
been "A years old.
At the time that Mr.. Belmont died
there were present at his bedside his
three sons, August Jr., Perry and Oil
yer, and Mr.. Belmont's physician, DR..
William NJ Polk. Mr.. Belmont was out
and about on Thursday last That
night ne was taken sick and gradually
grew worse until he died. As yet no
arrangements have been made for the
funeral.
August Belmont was born in Alley, Ger
many in 1915. He was educa ted IN Frankfort,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Loxpox. Nov. - Heavy gales pre-
vail in the south and vest - Engispd
Many vessels ere seeking shelter TIE
Danish schooner RsFins bss beer surk
ina collision witb re steamer Prfnsts
Five Of TIE scboonsr's crsv ~srs
drowned Tie steamer pvt int copsn-
hsrer for barhof.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
THE MEAD MURDER.
First Arrest Made In the W-npAc. wis }.
Mystery of 1sSS-

Mystery of 1SSS~
WAuPAoA. Wis, Nov "a Tab Pryor.
who was a policeman in this city At the
time Of the Mead murder in 1882, was
arrested for completely in the crime at
Amigo Saturday. Pryor is one OF four
men in this city who were suspected at
the time. but the evidence was too poor.
The arrest OF the others is expected in a
day or two. The murder OF Mead was an
atrocious crime. He Was in his bank al
night, and was stunned. then robbed,
and then the top OF his head blown Of
with shotgun The arrest OF Pryor is
the result OF the reward offered by the
county boArd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25
CHINA HARD UP,
Great Scarcity Of MONEY Reported In the
Fiewery Kingdom.

SAY FRANCISCO, Nov. 2A-The China
Mail says that China IS very hard Up.
Not only is she unable 20 construct any
railroads without foreign capital.
but ready money IA wanted by
the Imperial household and for
the relief OF the inundated districts.
Foreigners, however. sill not advance
The money without an Imperial edict
being issued ssnctioning ths loan, and
the Authorities a. Pekin are 100 stupid
~ proud 10 thus openly confess their
Indebtedness 70 tie foreigners.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

RrFrzx, Nov. - TIE hsssowsI ~
Erp@ror Wiiiisr - tbs ernnx C-oss -
tss Orlsr e. tas BED Esgls rpon Prsf
Kocb 49, gszst.e3 Saturday night
Tkisis - f~st sire tkst tsgs ss1srs-
tioz hss h~ss h~svwss upon ssY srs
vhe a. rot passess -. prssssinf
A 1855 - frs er5rr
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

DUPffv. Nov 2A--Ths citizens ~ En-.
niscorthT dsfed ths proclsmation
against meetings in memory of ths
Manchester martyrs ard assem- bed Sat-
urds7 uiFst e. celebrate the suniver-
crowd vith draws tstons The peculs
resisted ard attacked ths police with
stonss ani cluhs- bat ths riet rss snsl-
lT aus led and the strssts cleared. The
meeting a. Belfast SATURDAY. ln memory
o. toe Msnchssesr msrtyrs wss brossa
I'D bT the police
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

cs8TTsFopss, Tsrn. Nos. - rs
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ritg. ysrs totsliY sss srovs< ~ frs sur-
dsy. 7bs loss s 80 90. lussrsnas
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

IoxncV. Wv - -Tse stsr, -
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ssys Is sss rsiissls izierussioa ssst AF
Fsrreli riIi rstkr. frss 80 iss<srsEss ;
oi tss Eriss Nssous
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-25

Lor7svIEE- Ky.. ~ zs-Tss vs-s-
hsuse - ~ Pissssrs Ri3gs 1isslllssY.
sitssseS - - Cnessp.sk. a 0hto
"a rssS sasot sFht u "a froz tsrs.
solas7ss@ klll5Es ETs a..