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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-11
LLEWELLYN & Co,
WEST SEATTLE
Land and improvement Company
South side Cherry Street, between Front and seeon
have some of Property all parts City
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cAMr TWENTY.
A sIoxement 10 Re-eieet BegE rs Sign
Of Innoecnee.

CHICAGO. Jan. Io.--The Nses says that In 81
probability Joan T Begg VIII b. reelested As
ssnlaT guardian Of Camp =, ClAn-na-fsaei. 70
ntxs6 rege Ea4y ard may not h. president
sgl if il said that his reelection Is assured
The Camp % neta he-s h&ye held esueus and
decided that BegE's sc4as5taI IL equivalent % s
ver1ict of nos Eailiy for Camp -, aid thai The
s9splrtous shs1 tue Crgnln murder was hAtchess
in Eae notorious camp have heen removed.
TasFsl0Fa they ave decided - elevate negg 70
BIS os8 nlsee.
No meeting Of CSmp No 70 WAS held tonight
II 4 sA3a sAat tne mess5ag will be held next
Tuesday and thsg the election q senior guar
3faa wiA then he taken ar
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EvIoTING THE MINERS.
The strikers Advised TO Abstain FroE
Bfoodshed.

tNtANtNF@A ENUEfl
Bfoodshed.
PvNxsArAwsEY, Pa. Jan l0-Three families al
the striking miners were evietsd today. There
was considerable excitement. bur no violence
After the sheriff, accompanied by Pinkertoa s
men armed with WlnchesteFs. had thrown oui
TIE italian family 500 oi their conntryInen col
lected and began yelling and firing in the air
Abcui 30 shots were ired ana they were getting
rofe excited as the noiss Of their FeyolverS In
creased
Master Workman Wilson arrived on the scene
Jas az this time and went auaonEsy them. Re
70 a them ti1eY muss keep qRief and not break
the peace or they would ram the canss. Wilson
SAYS it il his sincere conviction that had he mol
happened on she scene when he did. there
wend have been enc oi the bloodiesi rless ever
seea II this caantrv.
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CRY or ouINCY IN DANGER
u.Avv Seas Gaze Her 20 Lose Part o
tier Load.

The city 81 Qainey lad EaiTow esss Pc sItsas
f-,.,sssi-,s s.sseygssg with az 80 beard, hiEte
psrth ~ sasmson bay. SAe tess ksr whsff - :
eaehssk yesasrsay nsesnans twelve hears tsaiIasi
sar ssssa3 sHas. wSsh aambsT 81 Fa.ssngefs
49, = heaer ea-So 0E assorted meE-
eha~sste warn 80 hs5 pFoceesea =
fstgss t~yassa Salnscr bss. fAe as@yg sea ereke
vsv Aer zns sse lAl-sge3 sezEfaiiE. ! Nss fosiais
raeessAsY sa Esatez asF iossis &sla sss :
- ,.s.s.kev ar4s rssskszss q kasszEes EzareE4a-
stss Is tke xaiae og 4bgsg $50 were tAFc~a
sssgAssars- sac gas sas0 AIpRaa TIRE COKE
"A : meAuz Of sA5ssy, &Ba aef T~AssassFs
y~e.e s4naes4 Ga8 rotarne5 70 tss esfx sasz atxat
ar tss E4ssa. re cEsy s. Qaiasy Tez413sssi ss
Fas sssxs ssAz aszAE-
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ARREST or 4 pgBr COLLECTOR.
Obtaining Money hy Pretending go Rep
resent EtEEn.

F1ggsEHKLn. M4ss. Jan. 10 Prank =. DssOiies
vas AEsrztest In Philadelphia yesterday On re-
eRezt II the FltssSela police. and charged
aaah obtaining FnoaeY ky false PRO-
ienses Re ezms here ia fAecsTnhSs with
M HAIRS Mn8 frank War a
ChtcAgo. LhrY clSsmesa - he axsnts Of hsa
sieat eoslectfH9 sssossSg8az. hgAaeh of (, g.
pan & ca. Gtst obtained considerable Ta0nsy,
Tsey ersEsses also tn several MAssac Esssts aasi
t0aneeEscs& estseS
= : harmed azso thA2 Isnez&aa foTzefsy
warse& iov sshs ssemes In Ehaea9e aid = Z
6esaalfer - Sc extsnf e several hEEstseA Col
lars ghssV rs eoanccs4aa waia Dan i CO NAs
ajsT IA fgSrscaEsaNs
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strrchnlnr Nfistaken For QuInIne.

DoSAtpsoSvtLLE. La, Jan i0.--3. ". Brsyaen
and family recently novel a2a Ia the house
they took foana bottle which they supposed
contained quInine, Their three ehlidFen were
taken with malaria yesterday and tae parents
rasde pills ont Of ths contents OF the bottle and
administered them. The children are now dead
and Tie cantents BOUND % y slrYehnine.
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KNGLAND ApPEAsKD.
The British Squadron 60 he Withdrawn
From Zanzibar.

Inc BFitlsh suhAHfoh 20 10 WIthuTRWn
From Zanzibar.
ToSDoS, Jan l0,-It Is semi-oficieiiy stated
that Lord salisbury regards the reply OF Senor
gsomez aS affording basis FOR sn amlcabie settle.
inent OF the tronbie with Portugal
The Portuguese government had tnfhlddaa
the reception AZ t5ufllsmalne. near the meath -
he Zamhcsi. OF al British dispatches intended
Cor England bnt not Intended 10 psss through
the Portuguese postofisce. That prohibition Is
How removed.
The 0Aranacic has 4 report fraIa Gibraltar taat
the British feet viii on Tuesday resume iss
original programme foF Mediterranean csaise.
From this Il is lnieysed thst the dispute with
Portugal il settled
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THE csoNIN MuEnER.
Claim Made That New Evidence Has
Been Obtained.

CHICAGO, Jan. lo.-Lase this afternoon Attor-
neys Wing. DoEahue snd Ferries; Sled motion
for new trial in the case Of CongAlin. Burke.
O'S1llivau and Kunze, convicted OF the mur-
der Of Dr. Croain. The motion assigns thirty
nine points Of error in the rulings OF Judge Nc.
Connesl during the case. The grouads OF the
alleged error embrace every polnE contested by
the attoFneys for Ghc defense. and range from an
objection 70 the courts oyeEruling the motion
10 quash the indictments up To the assertion
that the defense has since tho trial discovered
neg evidence which entities them 10 new
trial
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SHE snor THR rARMER.
An Intimate Lady Friend Quarrels With
Him About Money.

Him About Money
ELxtRA, \. Y, Jan. Io-The police were sum.
moned this afternoon 10 the house Of q widow
named Mary Elmaurger. where the body OF WI
lam EawAras. wesl-fo-5o farmer. was f0aaa
With ballet hole through the bead Ms Kim.
burger said she and EtwaFds qua-Feaei over
na0neF matters aud he drew a revolver. In che
struggle Tor the weapon Ii was discharged. TX
animation. however. showed the ball had en-
tered the back OF Edwards head aud that his
eoat collar lad been hHrned by the powder.
Nrs- Elmhurger was arrested. She and the
farmer bad sustained intimate relations for
xs1,sraf v.sa~z
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Nrx YosK. Jan la-The number OF desths
during the fwsnts .ioar hours ending ~ nooa
today uas 90 out OF sbese hfiy-six deaths
we're due % pneumonia tweaty-oae % bros-
ehitis and thirty 10 consumption There was
one death from fnagesza without complications
ard eighteen from influenza complicated With
ctaef diseases, principally pneumonia
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ToRoSro. Jan. -. An old woman named lane
speers was faund In hsr house yesterday after
noon 50 badly esssalted and choked wsfh Surs
that she died = few hours later. Mas sfeeFs sas
Al ola maid lived alone ard was thought 20
have considerable money. Tee police have MOI
vet found tie parpstraiara 0f che erfsne.
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MEarHrs. Jan. 10. Thu grand jury today re-
turned fourteen Indictments against David T.
Hanaen, pFesidenf of the taa.ing dls8fics OF
Memphis Aad PulIaE. the seerstaFy. charging
them with the emt@zsaeweat and lareeEy oi
6ues ana foyfeisures collected IN the Fssliee
e,o,,-t SER, Fsf.s,arx Tssa. 10 f,ess,ber is-a
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kIIietI .y TaIIing walls

Ar6usra. Ca ian. la.A serisfas fiEe occurred
Al Riverside Mails Waste factory. section 81
fse wsli sren feIl 10 suFysng aambsr os N3ea
ensaEsa in throwing oai ssack. IEo white Asee
ard eight easorgs4 sasn @eTe recovered ttasS ne
rainx a. more * iess lajaTea. oae WsA prob
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A HORRIBLE DuTr.
Hanging Ten aIea for Stealing the Ra-
tsans s.f FsrEsaners

Hanging Ten afea foF Sfealimg the Ea-
tsoas OF prlgoners-
sfE1SGFEgLp. Mass. Jan. lex. VI. Nichols
surgeon, who died here from snausnza colnpli-
eAtsons. had 4 remarkable war hiSaaFy he wAs
a member Of she Foarseeafh Michigan cavalry
asf was captured and coafned 80 Anderson
visie- He vas chosen sheriff sn the eoaTf
oFgantxed hy Union prisoners 70 punish gang
Of c0nraseS who stole their small supply ~
rations. Ter were convicted aud sentenced 10
be hanged Nichols bad 70 striag she men up
alone
On account Of this horrible task Nichols was
shnnnei By veterans siaee the war and rarely
alluded % tie afFafr
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PAMfs. Jan. E0-~A8yiees from Senegal state
thss Governor BAioIof. of southern Senegal. has
been imprisoned b. Kiag Mahonsg. A kody sf
senegal ahArpsheolers has started 70 feseas him.
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raE srocK RANGES.

6ood Reports a. 90 6sndittsa SSt~ith-
ssmnAlng the saon-
gsExEasp. 1zs- fs.--keFsisss tfs'1n ssesk rsSfss
u, Rs.ssru gfrsxez sn5 Washington ase Yesy
seesrassa TIE san@ wsa 9zsle ae&wy bat =
sss sssan sseza - Esaks sa8 sss1ih Asl.ssess
ara hersas aas saeep aAd Sery Ne4 witAosat
fss1es
t,rsess taere are faTeSsE @vere stnrns fseTs
waEs gs 10 ioAs e ssack - arsasas - Aixfhass.
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PaRrIkNn, Jan II -TomoFeew morning there
usll De meeting oI ths Portland bar to take
suitable aeis0n regarding che death al sx-
Governor Geo l. Wood, wEese faneraf has been
arranged 10 take PLACE Sunday
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Kfliea By = Barssing Boiler.

cvExo. Tex. gaa. 10 This morning the
R..iier in fle C,sere Bras and fiua i0uudgY ex-
uissfes killing David Bro ~, proprietor Of ne
gu4 hotel. ard HpaFy Deans. ard seriously
iB5grfag Perry WsTa. eRix resiaence. Bear
ar g,ursrv was k.asay shattered ard his y iss
"a rAff4 smfrsTssA
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SUBMITTED TO ARBITRATION.
Striking workmen and Employers Agree
to Peaceabte Methods.

WoRuRS. Mass.. Jan. lu.-At meeting OF
striking wornugmen tonight, Grand Master
Workman Moreland announced taat the strike
and lockout ia the lesther industry was rEaeu
eaiiy ended, and the men oTdere'i back g work
next Monday Roth sides sgreed TO submit the
matter 10 the state board Of arbitration who VIII
open hearing in the case next Thursday. It Is
estimated the strike cost upwards Of Sioo .09o
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PaREs, Jan. a0s-Ihe gaysrument - about -
negotiate loan oi loee1a0G0 franas foF tee par.
v.sfe cf me construction 81 asaal1e4d In Ton
qusn and etaes Ffsaeh coionieE.
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The rarthia HsAss the Record on Her
PaelIc Trip.
yAycovyEE, b. G., Jan te.-The steamship
faFthSa arrived to-day, twelve days aud sweaty.
three saa one- hslf hcaFs eRf from Yokohama.
bsatsng her own record aud Masking what Is
supposed % he the fastest unfe on the racEnc.
Her cargo consisted of 4cll tens. inelnang
itxge eeGssgnments 81 SIX aud twenty hSe bass
al mail. She brought ai5 passengers.
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BURSTING or a ROLLER.
Five Hundred Employees Have a Narrow
Escape.

CHICAGO. Jan. Io-Five hundred girls and
men employed hy the John Norris Stationery
and Printing Company received q terrific scare
this evening The boiler IN the basement ex-
ploded smashing the big slate glass windows
throughout the building and otherwise wrecking
tue structure. Pedestrians in the street were
thrown prostrate ami the neighborhood was
saowered with bits % flying glass A dozen
people were painfully bruised and cut The
loss amounts to about $4,000
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Tnn EE.ENeErrL coAoHMAN.
The FRIENDS og NsfSs Ke~aer Expialh hi
keason faF NhenataE.

EACKsaNVElSs. H.. Jan la--Aiss FAaase
kesaer wal aas s5e fFum tie effects 81 the psstsl
ssas Eaaals aaiess5 by fer eo8oTesi cAs&salz ssl-
ls + esaE@9 Mss Kesaef aEs Asasa ua.RsEsE
seeGass gass eaunRrsSsa TIE a&a a@s asea
Il gte kse2ev faEs2fs sas yesFs and z is ihaasAs
se ss.& sae Btgk thgNa 80 rs4Ea aFsE a~sng
s.ssa ssea, sgs ssEine ess csaRsisg q Asx aa-las
asgA gaes IS MIss keensE xs sas cause 81 as his
sasfsas ans tser ezss &Ve-sz4s G. take AeE A24e
Ia E.Ea-s. ~ y !. EaaE- e. -
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MuSIcH Jan Ie.--Iig Dollinssf. the head oi
tis Old Catholic moFsneut In sopthsfH 8ef
uAny ard one of fAs famous oPt8aents o. The
eoctrs1le of papa SBtaliihsiity is dead
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RE1 rgn s&ssy eowExzesng Arxss< =. essz -
DreenE RAzzwag 4 Nes gates ss2lAA E&sls 1850
~sxrs = -. ssea r1rzze s@4l leaS. h@zsesz
Isrss.xd a. rAs AssszEsa Eixx. AAS s4AA@@s
AEE s9xvs2e kse E2exesAAe&
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ExaGax. 5an. 10 "A eiaFAtch from zaHxtbsF
ssvs Bainhers has capsmTea ItsatsnaaG sFAreu-
wort af MAg0f N.ssman's eorazaana. and two
osher Eernan 0a8esrs.
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s4assx FAKEs. s. Oak, JAn. 70 -~AaAn sessss'is :
ard ! Schaek, sarEaeFs livsNg nesy here, were
swiaaIss eat Of sl.ao - Nss feFk green
-r.aasstt r-EsTl
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Inauenna Dlaapf.eAriaR

LESBOS, Jan Ia.@Tne Y&1aEaa Casa com.
parry nAs received snaoar4giag reports from the
commission senf ~ Panana.
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ruNIsmINe A TRusr.

Receiver Asked for the American
sugar Eetining Company.
SAY FKASgssga, Jan. Ia--Iacge Wallace has
issued ~ oFcE for tae AEgericNa sugar RAaulng
CamFsny 10 appesr nexs Monday moFuing sna
slow cause why 3 receiver should nes - ap.
pOinfed to take possession oi lts property ON the
ground that i has forfeited its corporate ex.
isfeEee
The company il slso directed 70 show why iss
property xhsnld not he sold and the proceeds be
distributed acpa~siag 70 law
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LIE LoNnoN scANnAL.

Testimony Given by a Roy witness-Two
Iords Indicted.
Lospox. Jan. 10 n The trial today ot rss-
sons, charged with connection with fhe West
End scandal, bog witness referred 70 two afss-
t0crafs who frequently visited tlle house on
Cleveian3 street
The court ordered that the names II the men
be suppressed foF the present and then Indicted
eIeEd c. ansA sEord ie's
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co.
guIl ESALE GR0CERS.

s.ssne greatly increased our stock
|s.s,r;l.ses we are nov IN a position
] = iEERcHANT6 twho are viii
a. their bills promptly AZ ma
q desrc % avail themselves Of
8 s<,sxrtunify of accepting our
sspT bheral discounts for CASH
80 an urscxcepsional llne Of
- Groceries, Teas, Tobacco and
Ne are headquarters on But
- desire TO czl. your attention TO
=. tat the sweet California roll
s ssceiving on each steamer IS
- cert. Iower than Eastern
..sryy and IS much finer We are
- tov trade and viii hgsSas way
wsm the sub cellar on prices TO
sie trade, and guarantee quality
wunu shipment No goods
~ ntaiG C..L. WEBB,
Manager.
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THE DEAD KMpREss.

The People OF Berlin View che body
Provisions Of the Will
BKRLlN, Jan. 1oThe body 81 Empress An.
gassa Is lying in state ia the chapel Sf tie
schloss, which has been opened 70 the public,
and large number Of persons are moving nsst
the coifln.
The viii q the empress hequeaths her palaces
az Ber.in and HabelEbnrg 20 EmpSr0E William.
To her daughter. the grand duchess Of Baden.
she gives t.nol.ooo marks. and leaves iekeeies 20
her servants and 20 large number og charfsabe
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BEN noLLApAY ESTATE.
The Assets Approaching Very Nearly the
Liabilities.

PoErLksn Jan i3--TAe sFss annual state
saeai ef tss esgndlflaa 81 the esfsse Of iAe iAfe
Exu Ho2l saag nndeg the aeN sSzsfaisfFAs3on 81
Jnsaes steel wss A1sd sutsg- EG1csxeaaeFs sfsl
remaining against Il viii Featn assai sSs'ssa
,rhscn saeessssnx n ahs sstlHasss made, Hiu -
savvrsss sT aa6ssroesa property tn Ene eaSsoRsy
~ tse aazainfssrafas. whseh reaches ne value ef
flts 30
mere SIN remains romsissershie property. snf
afss = ksfAree os nesziy flaoao n slse hNsaia ot
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rnE EEADr>G TRUSTEES.


Easss AuKLxs32. 8&a- "a TIE tAsa&tSas1 tl5ie
gzs.aa q sssasN - svs4eeEsoa qFeseaE1s tse
yos4ax szsslees % ts@s aeA1Sas rSsAsaa2 ssazs re-
xseAsxg Rxssi1enz Iezkkz wa tas 9hSosa-nz
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paED HS a srARLE-
pownwara Career sf Once weaifhy
Ffnueers

poa-sASp, 5xA fG.-SzzNea EeEstesa- ~
,rssy - Foxas6aa xE9 who iog ESaas yFaFs wAs
: s.rsznsasEz raeszaeF ef The Egs eepsftzaeaE e
tkss cssy zases GA6 ed g35aEse1s sssiE1~. Naa
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rpvrrrH r. c. KiLBouRSE
s~ JAMES LKDDY.
| H. GRIFFITH &CO
No. l,2l2 Second St.
6REEN LAKE (!
gIIbeurne's Division OF Green
Lake Addition.

= lave decided 70 place upon the mafks
7. sssrtlfuI tract OF slightly acHss, consIstlng
y hioekx.
ssAisb eTy sad slightly. and for beauty o
s1lsan 4 cannot le exesIted b. any other spo
- gfsnsty Of seattle
sa.a elcse proximity 70 the coming Eleatric
h. llne, whieh makes Il extremely desirable.
- slthsa stones shrow oi Woodland Psrk.
asysrleoks tsse placid waters OF Green Lake.
asse l. The great demand fer this eiass Of
mssss ID view Of the contemplated improve
r,sa sefseen now and next spring, only =
zasd nsraber OF blocks will be sold 81 present
fssli only by The block st prices ranging
Is lspe @ ss.coo per block. according % loca4
IS aycn easy tsrm&
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oREGoN GETs MN.
A Washington c0nxict Eseapes, But a
Again Caught.

again Caught.
PaEzzkNp. s5sn. Ia~TeaAy VIA Hsutharne
wRs seateaced hs Judge Steafns 70 three wears ia
shs Penfscatisry sor burglary. Hznsasrne, some
tsIae $50, was xent 70 TIE penstentiary ~ Nalia
NsilA foF skFrn3 Subsequently he was agesned
iussns and was earamsstc1 q to Asyiun =.
Sksst&cneai Lass snmines Dc masa his escape
fnam that inssitasion sna eAtae te Portland
Seen. after, be was cSrtuNsa here While In THO
art cf eargsarfslng an cFaea. He played tap
insanity dodge, fFom frst b iaSt. bat witkoEg
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TEIcHINosIs.
Children Die AFTER. Eating Fresh-slaiu
Hogs.

MrSsEApoIIs, Jan Ia-In the little German
settlement of walsham, Miuuesota. several
miles distant froFa any railroad, there twen-
ty.aine cases Of triehinosis. A few GAYS before
Christmas. lshorer named sehiek slaughtered
four hogs and thirty-three persons sat down 90
dinner Now all but four oI them are prostrated
and local physicians pronouaee the disease
txichfnosis
one child has died ard il is feared that several
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PRISONERS OF WAR
Objections Made to Statements in One
OF Jeff Davis Letters.

OF Jeff Davis Letters.
NEW YoRK, Jan. i0.-The annual meeting ofthe
New York CiEy Union of ex-Prisonew of War To-
night appointed committee "a draft letter
in reply one by she late jefferson Davis, which
has recently appeared IN print upon the subject
of the treatment of Union prisoners dHring the
war. The association took strong exception 10
the letter. and while having due respees for the
dad. we're unanimous in agreeing thai the let
ter should be answered. giving the personal ex.
perienecs of some Of the members Of the asso-
notation L. Confederate war prisons
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