davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26

The latest style Of the New Home
has no box cover, but folding top. y
Keep your eye on the Austin Furni.
ture Company for sensible Xmas presents.
Beautiful book cases in antique and
10th century finish at the Austin Furniture
Companys. 9<:~. @=s>s ~.
Buy New Home for Christmas
present OF the Austin Furniture Com
pany. '>e5
II am selling Groceries and Crockery
cheaper than ever. Call and get prices at
G. E. Lashbrook's.
William G. Bennett and Ger trude G.
Brown, OF Lyle township. were married
on the 10Th by Rev. W. E. Stanley.
M. Johnson and Miss Salome John.
son, of the town of Waltham, were
married Yesterday by Rev. w. E: Stanley.
If you should ask to have the New
Home" warranted for twenty years it
would please the Austin Furniture Com
pany.
What is it that causes the rush to
G. E. Lashbrook's? Why he is selling Is
lbs. Granulated sugar for one dollar and
xxx coffee for 25 cents.
-"Among the Breakers" is the play
being prepared by Company G. and De-
| cember it will be presented. Make q
note OF the time and be prepared to 60.
We this week publish the list of
school clerks of Mower county, giving
with each name the amount of the No
vember apportionment due the district.
Poultry, poultry, poultry. alive or
dressed. | Will pay the highest market
price for chickens or Turkeys IN chash OF
trade. c. E. Lashbrook the cash
grocery.
Campbell Bros. have bought a fine
Hambe}tonian fillY, standard bred, from
D K. Garman, Burlington, Ia. the same
place that W. G. Horrobin got his colt.
Austin is looking up in the way of fine
horses.
AT meeting of the Baptist church
held Monday evening, Rev W. E. Stan
ley was elected TO serve as pastor of the
church for another year. Rev. Stanley
is now on his nineth year, and has been q
faithful, hard working pastor.
Our combination offer with Farm,
Stock and Home elsewhere in. this Issue
should not be overlooked. A years sub
scription to this grand agricultural paper
means 3S4 page volume, size 114x15 in
that to any farmer is well worth $500,
yet we give it and the TRANSCRIPT one
year for only $1.50.
-15 lbs. N O granulated sugar 81; 1e
lbs. N o Brown sugar ST.; gal. sauer
kraut 80 cents; home made mince meat
10 cents per ID: buckwheat flour 81
cents per h.; Vermont maple syrup
per gal. $1.25; New York apples $5 co.
Missouri apples 81. Try our cracked
Java coffee. W. c.. HORRoBIN.
Grand Meadow Lodge 121. A. F. Il
A. NJ, will dedicate their new hall on
Friday evening, December 5, at :
O'clock p. m. The NJ. W. G. NJ. will
conduct the dedication services. Brother
N. Kingsley will deliver an address.
After dedication banquet will be served
After banquet a literary entertainment
will be given in the Masonic Hall. Also
a dance will be given at the Palace Rink
All are cordially invited. Tickets H.
Guiding dedication, banquet and dance,
500 each. Tickets on sale at the drue
store
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26
sound LEGAL Opinion.

K. Bainbridge Muhday, ESQ.,, County
Atty, Clay Co.. Tex, says: Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
NV brother also vas very low with Ma.
;arial fever and Jaundice, but was cured
by timely use of this medicine. Am sat.
isf1ed Electric Bltters saved his life.'.
Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave,
Ky., adds like testimony, saying: BE
positively believes he would have died
had 1t not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward od. as well
as cure all Malarlal diseases, and for ali
kidney. liver and stomach disorders
stands unequsled. Price SOC and 81 st
Dorr & Wofd's. :5>>e
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26
PERSONAL MENTION,
A. Mollison went to St. Paul yesterday.
GtonIop nd E1lo CooE ro<v,rnod homo

A. Mollison went to St. Paul yesterday.
Stephen and Ella Cook returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. J. Warner of Minneapolis is visiting
Mrs. Barnes.
Miss Maud Judd will spend Thanksgiving
in Albert Lea.
Mr.. N. Kingsley and daughter went to Min
neapolis this morning.
Joseph Thatcher and wife. of Brownsville,
were in the city Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Crane give family din
ner party on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Arthur Cole returned recently from a
long visit in Hannibal, Missouri.
Mrs. c. W. Taylor and son leave for Florida
Friday, where they will spend the winter.
MISS Emma Nelson will accompany
Mrs. c. M. Allen to Rochester to spend
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Buck, who has been visiting her par
ents at Sandwich, ILL.,, returned home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, left for Santa Barbara,
CAL. Monday They will remain during the
winter.
VIM. Jackson, of Ortonvilie, brother of our
popular travelling man, c. s., is attending ouI
city schools this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Merriman went to
Rochester last Friday and had very pleasant
visit with Alex Macdonald, NJ. D., he is hale
and hearty and wishes to be remembered to
all his friends.
Ed Schwan leaves Saturday morning to
spend the winter in Seattle. We are sorry to
lose him, but nevertheless predict for him a
pleasant trip and delightful winter. He
received an elegant gold watch as a parting
gift from his parents.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26

The Toledo Weekly Blade, the most popular
weekly newspaper in the United States, will
in a few weeks commence publication of a
new serial story, now being written especially
for its columns by Oliver Opt les. Send postal
card to Blade, Toledo. Ohio, for free specimen
copy of the paper, and at same time send
name Of all your friends, also.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26

GOING NORTH.
ST. Paul Accommodation. 6:45 a. m.
Chicago Accommodation. ......... .a:O5 a. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Mason City Accommodation. 80 p. m.
Austin Local p. m.
Chicago accommodation arrives at Chicago
at lO:45 D. M, making connections for all east
ern points. 1t also makes connection at
Dodge Center for all points on G. & N. w. Ry.
east and west. and at st. Paul to all Pacific
coast points The Mason City ACCOMMODATION
makes connections at Lyle for all Ill. Central
kansas City, St. Louis. and all points south
and west.
az All Daily. -
W. r. BUSENBARk,
Geul Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Chicago, Ill.
For tickets and information apply TO Arthur
Cole. Agent at Austin.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26
AUSTIN MARKETS.
CORRECTED BY MCBRIDE THE GROCER.
ArsT1S PACKING HOUSE MARKET.

Cows....1 to ac lb Steers =; p &c IT, to :a s15e 6
Sheep.......--.:'c to 314c Lamb. &C
Green H;des...... SIC Tallow. rem d 3 to SIC
Wool. Is to lsc Tallow, rough. ...,lHc
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26
CHICAGO, St. Paul 4 Kansas City Railway

Is the direct route to CHICAGO, ST.
PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS, DUBUQUE.
ST. JOSEPH and KANSAS CITY.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26

Connects in Union Depots at St. Paul and
Minneapolis for all
Dakota, Manitoba and Pacific Coast
Points Connects In Chicago with all Lines
East and South,
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-26


much cheaper than the same goods can
be got anywhere else, pays dearly for his
lack of information. We've no interest
in the Austin End Hand Store, but that's
the store referred to.-Democrat, Nov.
18th,
M. Majors, our busy produce man, is
completing large building on corner of
Franklin and Mill streets, 2Ox7O, two
story, provided with cold storage ca
pacity of three Car loads at one time.
The cold storage business has developed
wonderfully ia the northwest during the
past few years. The old day of soft
butter and quickly spoiled produce in
summer are largely gone by: N. Majors
has durlng his ten years residence in
Austin built up an extesive business by
his enterprise. When he started here, he
had business of few thousand dollars
year. During the present year it will
reach $500, 900. We are glad to chronicle
his enlarged success denoted bv the new
building now going up. Additions will
be built in the spring. NJ. Majors buys
mainly butter eggs and poultry, but also
takes almost every kind of farm produce
except grain. Hurrah for Majorsl
Babies CRY because they suffer; and
the most reliable remedy for the relief of
their discomfort is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Only Is cents bottle.
A child learning it's alphabet is some
times block aided. A man suffering with
catarrh and not trying Old Saul's Cattarh
Cure may be called block-head.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
~ 1ILpEN.s HONOR.
Is Is Proposed to EJECT National
Statue.


NAsHiSgEox CRY. Jan - dav Mr.
AcAnas Of llgiueis. chairman Of tie Sflessa IN
yestigasi8n committee, Submitted 4 repag1 Sc
eonpan1es1 asy aiM apnFcprfating s75aaa sar
supplying the deficiency tsv2sionea ny the re-
cent aefAieAfan in the Office os the serxeasat af-
arms HenRhsI, of South Ca-osiEa. and Hai-
man. 0g Indiana submitted minority reports
TAey we're Al ordered printed II the Rsaasvs end
resosnmsttes. Accompanying Mr.. Hemphi1l's
report Is q hla aG;h0rsxrag members who sufsaFesl
nY fAe deaaleation 20 bring salt sgainsf The
United states gogerhzneutin Ia The eourt OF claims
Among bills introduced are the following:
By ryT anlr, for tho admission ei Myorain@ and
Idaho in.o the Tnion By Carey. wyo. for al
Indian Industrial school on Wind river seServa-
f5an.
o. Cummings, OF New YORK, joint resola-
tion fer the erection OF a statue 10 the mera-
orr Of the lsfe samuel J. Tiaaen as follows
Resolved, That there be appropriated from
the treasury the SUM oi Ssaoe0 10 erect a hronse
statue OF the iaFe Samuel J. TIlden TO be paaeed
IN The centre Of the roEunda Of the capitol:
that On the tablet of the front base Of said
static shall be e0nspieuouSly engraved
tht - wnIds: Samuel J Tisdem. ninesasnth
president nf the United States, elected but not
seat 1gapplause on thf Democratic side9s that
on the right OF the square base shall be en-
grsyed the date Of birth, election and dcsth of
such president and that tn the opposite side
telens aud under them the worls. For tfs Right
that the president Of the United states chief
justice OF the supreme eouTs. president OF the
senate ard speaker Of the House be authorized
to superintend the expenditure OF the money
and that copy Of these resolutions with the
names and TITLES Of said dignitarieS be engraved
on the rear side of the base.
Sweeney, OF lows. inquired whether the gem
tleman expected the inscriptions 70 be in cipher.
fAppiause on the Republican kiiel.
By Grosvenor. a military national park Rf
Chiekamauga-
By Washington, making Andrew Jacksons
E 6as national holiday.
The HouSe proceeded in committee Of the
whole with the bill 10 provide for townsite on
entry lands In Oklahoma. Caiberson. of Texas,
gave notice OF 3 propeAed amendment No nc
tion was taken.
The committee rose and the House adjourned.
Representative stewart of Vermont. today In
traduced In the House bill declaring that no
Mormon is eligible to yote 81 any election or
hold civil Office in the territories of the United
states. or to be nataraliked ss citizen of the
United States or 10 settle upon any public lands.
Voters are required 10 make oath that they DO
not belong 10 The Mormon church as preliTnin-
AIRY 70 exercising the right Of suffrage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
SENATOR'S DISAGREE.
The Court Appointments on
Thursday
SEPARATE RECOMMENDATIONS.
The Default Of Sarth Daaota Bonds Not
serious Gavernment Resersa-
tFon TO be Opened.

WssagSsTos CaTY, 1aa. fS.- Attorney SEN
eral Ailser uas in the senate chamber to-day
hurrgtng I'D tee e0art appointments IN North
IsaSesa AID NAshfnesoa. IL tnid ti4e Washing
ten senators fhss be wantes taear recommends
isens before Thursday. - en- thai day he would
bring lire eases over t. the president. SFsfiFe
and Alan have shout aeterTnited 70 dissgree,
ard make separate recommendations in which
Gaze TIE president will decide for them.
Representatives K HsnsbEossgh ana Comstock
have joined hasads on measure for q syxtem Of
locks IN the Eei FiTeT Of the North. II is found
thst fagr locks arc necessary 20 the navigation
q fae river. Fazbgiag, partner Of Marx Dsan-
neli. a. New kiek,tgrd. North Dakota. is in
Washington He viii be anpointes3 special agent
of tag eenssis bureau 70 gather statistics OF re
corded Indebtedness in any Stale the snpsEin-
tessdcnt may direct
The blu for TIE new surveyor. general district
q North Dakota viii be reported fAyorahly by
the senate COMMITTEES 90 pubic lands with an
additional section, defining the limits Of the
sssith Dakasa district. II will create smother
federal Office in North Dakoia with q salary oi
$500. which T. 4. Williams. Of Bismarck. viii
il
senator Pierce bss information that the
default OF interest on the North
DAKOTA bonds which occurred through an over
sight win nos affect the cresiit of the state in
Aew York ss feared as Tie money hiss been sent
on for payment Of interest
Pastmasters appointed: Sorth Dakota, P.
Miller. Turtle Lakes Mclean county; Oregon, d.
w Daarranee, Hudson. Douglas county.
TIE proclamation 20 open the Dakota Sioux
reservation has been prepared and viii be issued
some tine this week.
Hiscocks special committee ON the quadzo
centennial viii nof hold a meeting until tho lat
ter part of the week PostponeInent is Taade
necessary BY delays in getting reports OF The
hearing OF last week printed.
The president today sent the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations PostmasteFs-E. G. Nc
Bride, Dixon. Cal Jones w. Fee, Calistogas Cal.
L. W. Irwin. Akron, Col
W. IL Hepburn, solicitor Of the treasury, in
his report 10 secretary Window, giving the re-
suits Of the resent investigation ct immigration
matters at the pors Of New York, expresses :he
opinion that the present contract with the board
of immigration should be terminated and the
whole supervision of contract labor aud immi-
grant laws placed under the direction Of an
officer Of the treasury department under the
col leefo~ of the mort OF New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
IDAHo.s PLEA.
Listening to Testimony As 80 Her
Admission

Listening to Testimony As 50 Her
Admission
wAsHSeToS CRY. Jan. 13 The Senate COM
mittee oa territories This mosning listened 70
argument against and In support OF the consti-
tuition prepared for the proposed new state OF
Idaho. There were present Bishop William
Bulge. OF Utah; ex-Gsoyernor Stevenson and
John sharpe. of Idaho. and fslli attendance of
lnernters of the COMMITTEES. Mr. J. II. wilson
Of tnis city, Speaking for the Mormons. argued
against the adoption oE the proposed c0nssita
ton which disfranehised MoTlnous, and as.
serted that without tie numerous residents VIII
viii thus be cut of from citizenship the popula-
lion ol the territory is not large enough % war
rant making state oi IL, aud A. a legal effect OF
the prop sstion, Nr. Wissan Hrgrei that every
good purpose wanid be served by dssfFanebiging
Mnrsnons after they were convicted Of crime
instead of lisirEnehising them in advance.
ne4eEata Dubois of Idaho replied 90 Mr. vii.
sen I'm long statement. reeiting the history OF
the Mormon church, and qnoting from Judicial
decisions ia Idaho 90 snnsfantiate his assertion
that u was q criminal conspiracy he sasd il
was necessary to disfrEnehise Mormons in a
body in order to XII their political power,
which kept them together. conviction of
bIgasny or polyaamy is a difficult matter and
when successful does not affect the convicted.
NJ Dubois said, because SIX months in the PEN
i,eataary had no effect upon him, The only
way 10 reach the Mormon church, Mr.. Dhbais
asserted IS 80 deprive IL OF political power. and
this the constitution Of Idaho. adopted with
3nfv 4 Tgs@ dissenting votes. does.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
a BLooDLEss WRECK.
Narrow Escape OF the Passengers Of the
Atlantic Express.


EIfgNsnTag, Jan. IS-The Atlantic express
on the Northern Pacific railroad left haywood,
little station sixty i've miles east Of faeemE.
Just twenty-seveA AonFs late. The delay was
cansed by q wreck which oeearred at 10 Q. m.
Yesterday between haywood and Hot springs,
seven cars were piled up beside the track and
10 one was seriously injured. Of train OF
nine cars and two engines only two Paalman
sgeepcrs aud two engines were left standing on
the track.
scFambIlng out from beneath the wreck, yomr
corresponaent expected to End number killed
or seriously injured The engines were stopped
right OH the approach % the bridge With the
mail aud expresa Car over on rs side Just
behind the tender of the rear engine. Two mail
agents we're ia the apartment oi this car and in
the express apartment WAS corpse In fFansst
for New Yofs About $50 feet back was
combination express and baggage car The
sxpress messenger. feeling the ear Going over.
ernhbsd hold of al upright aud ths sudden Jerk
wsenehed his right shoulder, but not seriously.
however Two tourist. or seconf-class eoaehes,
formed the letter 'tys lying their side In The
snow. one fnan in ore oi these received very
slight scalp wouad. II i almost miracle that
his arms and legs were not broken. o. H.
Green. esalcrea porter, showed presence OF mind
by putting the air brake on soon az be saw
shey had Jeff fhe track
The smoker VS. next and was the worst
smashed EsfE Nftss&esf cars Il Euaks u NAsA
lean going clear of is trucks and landing on
ia side III the snow. The dny coach laaded
anon tbs trucks Of TIE smoker and toppled over
al an augle Of afty degrees. The diatng-eaF had
isst LETT tie rAsls when The stFbrakss held IL.
The two sleepeEk sefe left en the tack ard
except Fof the sudden iostling passengers
scarcely knew ANYTHING had happened fires
Ia tie nnfuFmed ears 1efe auIekly extlugaisheds
s.hleh prevented further disastes
The eon6aet0r aud All The ts4Enmen iETae-
eiafsay sci mboKE % reader the passengers
comfortable. and deserye credit NFeesiRg
sxA8ms ard otheE cars aefe telegf2phed tas ard
atgp ga ten wosk o. clearing away the wreck
aaa re1saiyins tie track WAS commenced.
Although we laid there twenty .seTea he1sss
with the snow falsl1g Fast most of tha sines We
wete comfortable. Is the sleepsFs ans einingtss
wNre al right
senstors X Il hyde and b G. Xan Hoaten,
0g spokane Pals. we're ia the reaf sleeper. on
thels war home IA smother sleeper seae
Easases og raiifoaa ofsesals who represent sse
e0In pany IN Eastern sfstss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
READINGS TROUBLES.
Stockholders Take Legal Action Against
the Voting Trust.

Stockholders Take Legal Action Against
the Voting Trust.
NEW YoRg Jan ls-Jaage Hare. in the court
II lgnuloa pleas, this morning read 3 lengthy
opinion refusing - grant an injunction asked
FOR by Evan a Sheimertta agssnst the phila-
8eIphiA 4 Reading Railroad Company, the oh.
jset OF which was 70 postpone the annual cleo.
tion 81 officers held to-day, and finally 10 do
away with she voting srast of that company al
Z Z gethsr. The court only decides IL wiis not
sraat the preliminary Injunction asked Tor, Isn't
It docs aes decide, aag other question OF law
raised
AIRY further delay was opposed by tho state
atioyney. ard after considerable discussion Mr.
Wing appealed. and tne court adjourned aFga-
rseat ia Ihe matter unsil tomorrow.
PnlIAnELFRiA, Jan. I3-~fhe annual meeting
81 the fhiadefpaia .s Reading railroad sas held
today IS anticipated the meeting was lar from
harmonious, stockholders opposed 20 the re-
election of Colonel Cossaa aS prcsisieut II the
rasapaBy protesting AGAINST the proceedings
The protests were without avail however aud
the re-eseelton OF the cid board ~ officers was
accomplished through vote os three members
ef the voting fsus1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
nIonr oF WAY.
Two Corporations oenfict-A Deeds Ab.
stract Trust.

straet Trust.
wMArcaN Jan. Ia-Real estate dealers are
complaining because The tsEie a6stFaetoFs have
formed 3 trust to raise the price Of abstract in,
telI.geaee, The FeAi estate men TAX OF throw
iae all she&r business 10 sav shsfr&etor who viii
da taslr wark for Feasanabse pfices: az of en-
ploygag a man especially 70 Do their work. AZ
present rates Il eskss more 90 have so asEg2cl q
Aa o8iSlde as8fitIan lot made tfR1 soas OF tho
lots are worth.
NJ q. 7. Mason pat s pile driver 10 weFk
driving she foundation sas ths new street.
wharf last saturday It's eoasgFneSo win b. 3
xrapd relief from the oil testerinz ard patched
colony wh3Ff wh hleh tsrne. weather, ss4 saa
neglect haze eonspIaesa 80 dessFoT
sessfsl plank reads, CONSTRUCTED on paper
reaching ous into the e5an1ry from fse Say
essse& are acw progressing. Ihe ga2a agitation
usually dries an VIII sarlGg. snek an Car
lyaa of sshgsEae ase pFepaFt1g 50 nniaa q plank
sssa3 - the North efsa ot Lake WAsteem. ana
thsfs exfsbE sa . piesAnre resort with cottages
sns h4sats- TAe foaA il to ran noEtb of tbs
wsaseun creek,
wftain the uass week bali 6ozeu women
Gaining to hail from seattle an8 AnseeFfss
have tsesm making bezglng touF tArough The
las es1sss IheF we're al uttt3le aged. haxosa
EunklHg wosaerl, daesl carrying whesxsHE eahY
eBa hsggn sezsk containing their havruH4ng
sass II woa aeNasg nrssgssst IN faaE languages 70
saEt tie nAg94sg gastIeK Tie ho9ks we're wsi
tanmhea sna BAD evs6entig ssla saets stories
oftan. - naggAry sesesaiRg pF0sp@goas enter
prise Oh Puget soanae
Thse Easuwasi Eas .FeAa CazaRAmg esfefed The
Benn es4 ssasaRaEy Fallfaa3 F1xat ssg aeggss
ia Isasss Al i egsayeaisnE pnsnf faf al parties.
Tse Esnaesf gssa Fs8sy. ssess4eFs aaases r efpss
fhn seAa1ae tawn eFs ~ anssa4x nsacA En4
hexan sav8 Tse CoFuwals eefapsay ghsAsEea
a. animation Easf wsgA 10 step eeanesfs rail-
maj e@zse. Ihsa tsa nsAaefs eaHapAaY tEEaze4
azsa sha sasaaa1 eaasgaNT had warrants isSas3
Ter tas sffsss - tae EsN.ess EaF oaaseaggs. ssz
r.ersasassssHi -sz@zFaesa ot the Cornwall eoga-
yAav saws NJ asaaEfE mnst rGn A5s ros4
sAgasza 30 : Ys4esssk grase- wAess Is Ns3 -
ssaxsnfeas taE the p4asle All 81 y3sT4es con-
sernest. oE de wees EAEss sen unssl the ysgEf-
s.s.sskx xsssi3 - tAken ~ Ane nfo9sss 81 law
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
THE rlFE SAVING SERVICE.

investigation Ordered Into the Case OF
the Fisherman.
san Francisco. Jan. i3.--Acsing under tele.
graphic instructions ffc1n the ehtefoi the United
States Life Saving servlea n washingson. Major
r. j. Blakeney. superintendent oa the service on
the Pacific coast has ordered an neaeiAl invessi-
CATION of the eondurf nf the crew II The nolaen
Cats Park life saving station when Antonio Me-
0las. fisherman. Was rescued at rnfnt Bonita
by 1 tug sent ons by the Examfaer. The ineassi-
CATION was TO have commented this morning at
Major Hlakeney's Office but no Witnesses ags-
peared TO testify in the matter and the hearing
was adjourned antil iomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
ruE oovEnwom or ONO.
He Takes the Oath and states Hi



CesuMst.s. O. Jan Is Governor eiect Janes
r. Caaapgse.l toak tae uata 81 0sfsce to-day ~
noan his ssssssSe IS comparatively hrsef he
reCoaa Eaeusis that home rnIe he restored 20 al
fhe efes ~ speedily IS possible, su8 eaters into
details "A so ghe aeesS a. Ckuesansfi. Efs strongly
recommends the system Of ballot rsFarm CORR
Fglaaly called she Australian system, ama
sketches briefly ske secoeSs IS las res IN ether
countries ssld states The argument fAat Is
weRd - hardship 70 TIE allisergte voters Is sao
siemFiaG3y aHsweTes
oa ths 4sess8au ef cheaper sesaol aooks the
rogevaog says thar popular eg4aeassoa is she
tounAAnan es igeosoza and prosperity. Knowf
edge should ~ furnished a. fss sawesf p9ss3a1s
rest me stSse aadses the sefoo8houses asa
yssovg5es feacaeEs snG e3n8sa8s every avea2e at
e1aeafsaa ssve ths 4aeaassslus q fnnks il
thera any s8aa8 seHssa whg + kf'aGla aek a.
suEas kAis EaEeskoa ssxa
he &aeogs tae @sss4lsias q tae ellen os com
sngsSsaaer Of Tsllse&ss aa8 taieEFapas, aRA
sssuks thosa 6ggass eoui8 t.e bstfeT rsFg0rEsea
~ Fs43fest eatalasss.ea. pToTfasss taeFa ne
any neeasslgy ses aay Stale saTssryssiea Of tAe
lsssru&*&