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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08
EXCESSIVE FREIGHT RATES.
Interstate Cemmission Says Railroads
should Reduce.


WAsnrs6Tos CIrY. June THE inter-
State commerce commission sent to the
Senate to-day report on the investiga-
tion made BY Il under the Senate resolution
directing The commission TO inquire into
the trnsh oi the allegation that the long
and short haul clause operated TO prevent
reduction Of rates for transportation offood
products from the Mississippi valley. After
. synopsis Of the testimony collected the
commission discusses the reasonableness
al the cost Of freight transportation at
great length. and says:
The yehates before the act and the very much
lower ratss r.. quently put IN force since fairly
lead 70 The eonciusiou faat the existing corn
snd ssain rates arr - hish - TO encourage fire.
quent and hurtSus changes and nake retue-
tious e1pedlent aid profitable 70 roads which
Afe never necessary 10 secure busiusaa We ara
e0nstratned b. all the f4css 10 behave that any
rata Or greater charge from the Missouri river
than "a otn's 10 Chicaso and IS cents 70 the
&imissipTf's esst side b excessive. and that
rAstp should be % re tucs apd adjusted and
reduction Of cents should be made from STA
sions west Of the Missouri river in Sebraaka and
KahsAa
The commission says the rates on grain
from Kansas and Texas points are I'M
reasonably high for longer distances and
grossly excessive aud txorbitant for short
or, and should he reduced. Wheat and
-four should bear the same rate. which
should not be more than Is per cent
above the rates on corn and cats. The
rate on all grain other than wheat should
be the same as corn. Grain rates from the
pakotas and Minnesota should be moder-
ated and adjusted.
The commission rencws the recommenda-
ton of thcannual reports of 1859. that the
third section of the act be so amended
- 10 make provision for through carriage
ann through rates over connecting lines.
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SAMOA Is AT PEACE.
The Cocoanut Trees Wave Over
; Contented Peqols.
NEW GOVERNMENT SHAPING.


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Az laia,, nni.

WAsaISaros ctrY, June Represents
tive Morrow Of California today presented
IN the House protest OF newspaper pub
FISHERS OF san Francesca against passage az
the esa rrovsdtnv that s~cenG--class
matter. after IL has been once mated al
pound rate ct pcstsg~. saa when renailea
o. returned BY nsAsl 10 The publishers. etc,
be charged che ccat sur every foar cunces.
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y. = spoeusr Reduces No Record
TWenfy 1Ginatee-
CHIcAeo. June z.-E 4 Syo0uer tonight
dmultaneonsly snashed rho recnr6 snd woa
DE eAte1 event 81 6he bicycze souraanent
ne expnst toa huil6inx 4 was the loo-ufie
rncA ana spoooer made ~ diseAnes In houu.
- minutes. g ~ seconds, sbe bat p1sstouo
ne heiBg hours % minutes, - serond4
made ~ Speuuer hinseIf. VIM Van WAGON
wss second ~ Two feee snd C. G. Peabody
. caose laird There were rins asarsers. tnciud-
fre y. n Evansick;er, Who retired u the end Of
the sixsy-nintA nla Al the Others except
epoonef. Van w4xonax and Peabody were ct
dine ont At the rsce
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PozT 1owSsExp, June The list Of passen-
efn Per steamer City Of Topeka. which sailed
for Aisaksn poTsS this morning. - - follow: :
B. Crswford. ! L Grssham. G. ". Gtes. Nf8 Ma
mis TeeI. Miss Gordon, Rev. Milroposky. C. +.
Gieig. c. D. Desbs. Mn H. =. Hub
bard and two daukhterA Misrss Hare
and Curry. Misses Earl and Goldsmith.
Mr. Thompson. Miss A. L Cos. Maud Des
Roches. =. 4. whitney, Ma Bigesow. Annie
Isyior, J. b. case. A. Crowse. }. CurTies J. H.
uea. MA Vanderbilt and children. Mn. L A.
Chase. Miss ChasA Miss Eth, Bailey. J.
Z. Rocker. c. Eysle. Miles Wheeler and
wife. Mn G. A. House. Mrs. G. W.
ThOmps0 /. Miss =. Burnhsu. Miss A. n. shaw.
W. v illfamA ". C. Jennings and wife. Mn n.
y. wedder. Mn Jennines C. b Crawford. 4. G.
euazs, n Z J. A. Roy and son. George Weaver.
secoFd, Mrs. Gordon, Miss Mamie Tell, Wells
Wheeler and wife. Mira C. 4. House, Miss Ouida
Barley. Miss 8. A. Chase, Miss Ednetta Chase J..
w. Galloway and o. Herge.
KLLENsBURG. June s.-Passengefs on train No.
], Norshtrn Pacific, westbound. D. J. McMil-
len. xiss & Prfgeu. n =. Boses. q b. Thomp-
son. MA G. NcAau', Nu- T. Strong, son and
daughter. Miss G. Smith. MIA +. H Bothford.
Mrs L v. Taylor. g. s. Fiahes. J. Plat, A
jenkins Z 8. wellman, Mrs. Warden. Mrs. No
Cain. Mrs. Joseph. Ars. Mary. J.e webber, E
II. Pdt esasfoYd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08
A Rise in Copper.

LONDON, June Yesterday copper rose l7s6d
The failure OF large operator in Rio into shares
in Paris, together with rise ia the metal forced
mp the prices Of al c.pper mine shares.
BIRMISsHAN, June The copper market was
excited today on receipt of telegram from
Chill. The price Of copper has risen nearly e.
since Yesterday
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FRESNO Cal, June Fire broke out this a.
ierneon IN the rear OF T. L. Bwidick's saloon,
whice with a barber shop was consumed.
Faher's hotel and the Laz.isn block adjoining,
were badly damaged The total loss Il about
slS,o0n partly covered by Insurance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08
LAWN TENNIS NAVAL OFFICERS
Newfeunafand Angry Since Her Ah.n-
donment by the EyisIsh.

-. JoHSs. ~ y. June T-Sawsuarers AZ ant
spoken Ca The szhsect OF tie Hsssrv ,rnusls.
TIE HsraAs sars. Engssna maxs fxa. r~spre
or shaadea hev Rgistsh-Americsa rosses.,ons
TIE ts'ssis' ssys. Tie British naval Greer NJ
thss sfsssea sacuss be cad with r~st.run.s Ia
sseas Of bseeehrs and adorned with . aswu-sen-
ms v1eGes British ships ara Ia News. midland
ssssrs ost-nsissy sos Asaery protection. bus IN
realty tsey sre here 70 noasssr an. Frrrch
clssus 10 the ssAersss and play Lawn senna
IAs FURIOUS sddrsa at tie iessssaruse = Tn
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Kilied 81 a. rlectric yvire.

BALTIMORE, June 7.-Charles Frazier. m en-
playes IN the saloon Of Charles Kern. at Pratt
and Fremont streets went into the cellar t.
nisht to get keg Of beer. In his work he
caught "A electric light wire and
WAS instantly killed. The smell Of
burning hesh attracted the attention Of Kern
and he went 70 the assistance Of Frsx!er. but ~
SOON = he touched the body received . shock
which knocked him senselesa He IVES restored
to consciousness after some labor. Frasier Wa
terribly busned-
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The Royal are.aar,.

MILWAUKEE. Saas The essCaea OF essce-<
o. ~ sap<xnsz eeGnSsl OF the ke Al Areanasa
resulted IN tie re-eesssez a tie cd esscsss ex
e<Ta Iex Msaov nkncers. The frasseeS All
sRsncS goEs zssssce were sutAoEsHs-s 10 Purchase
a slss IN 4ossec sa- bal sssns ana vass, a., sss
sse al he serssssry sae treasurer
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aAssacnEp am seArrrn.
inaians Stay Fear settlers ON the Little
HtS Hafn-

AsaiAsr. Acnt. Iane f.--infoFrnA,ian
has oesn sscesvrsi that sn order frozn shs
war department hiss been forwarded ia
sosoaea Arnosd. IL command Al Fort Gus
ssr. directing hin to sxna sse companies
q TIE Esrss eavalsy To the sceEe 81 iEe
massacre - thvysnnss this week. Ii A.s
seen sseevsalaea that four nsn have keen
nsssscrsd ca the Little Bsg Form within
ranshos 81 the sexas 81 the Fext Caster
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Yeu.Afal Creeks c.pss ret.

ofscers Willard and Rogers arrested Frank
Shannon. Charley short snd Harry ReTnosds.
the latter being messenger boy. on Washing
too street. near soGth second street. less night
The scys we're loeked up II police headquarters
And will Be brought up for trial somor-ow,
psosassy 90 charge Of fhefI Detective Rogers
Is working up the CASE
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KANSAS CITY, June 1.-Two negroes robbed
house ct Lathrop last night. boarded train aud
had proceeded - far 80 Liberty, when the con-
ductof received word to arrest them. They
escaped from the train and hid in the
woodA The sheriff went out with . posse Of
twenty men and found the negroes behind .
bsrricade in the woods They refused to sur.
render and bst&le commenced. One Of the
negroes was wounded. but they refused to give
up, and 1t last accounts the posse was stu an
able 70 ret them out
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Hail . Foot Deep.

VAN bonn. Tex, June THE conductor on
an east bonnd train tonight reports hail . foot
deep fifteen miles west OF here. ana - the train
passed Sierra Blanca it wss showing.
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Emperor William Fully Recov,

BERLIN. June THE emperor appears an.
tire recovered from the edects of the recent
accident. He reviewed the troops yesterday on
horxe hack
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Three Negroes worked on.

Three Negroes Worked On.
LINDEN Tex, June Three peyroes Tom
Mills. Fletcher Holden and Henry Holden, were
hanged he-e today for the murder and robbery
OF janis McGresor. white. at Atlanta. Tex, last
DArernhAr
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Los ANGELES. June This wss the hottest
day of the ssason. The thermometer at the
local signal once registered los in the shade.
SAN DIEGO, June This has been the hottest
day here for many years The Thermometer
registered IS degrees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08

PHILADELPHIA. June THE Radenor Fox
bunting Club hes destroyed BY poison sixty
valuable fox hounda One OF the dogs who
strayed was bitten. Rabies developed. ana In
spite Of every precausIon the disease spread 1t
was then decided TO des roy the whole kennel
to get rid Of the disease.
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LArHRof. Cal. June 7.-Thres trains. consist
ing OF ffty three cars. carrying the Second Cav
airy from walla waila. passed through here this
evening, en- route to Ben<on, A. 7.
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Eyraud May strargle HimseIf.

HAVANA June z-Eynad. the French mur.
cerer, continues in his suicidal purpaac. Yes
ferday II was discovered that he had In his pos
session piece OF sheet. which he had twisted
into rope and besmcared with soap, evidently
intending 70 hang himself with It.
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Adventures Of white slaves.

AWvou6Ute8 81 W0It0 Su8vo0s
NEW YoRK, june z.--Seven Belgian elam-
blowers brought here in the Conard steamer
umbria, and ordered returned - contract ID
borers, were not on that veeool
yesterday. On her deTa-ture today
the captain put them on . tug
down the bav and sent them back, alleging that
hs knew nothing shout the order for their re-
turn. The customs o1lclals demanded an ex-
PLANTATION from the Cunafd manufacturers and
they win provide for the support Of the men TIL
the Service
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08

EngIIsh Girls win college Honor.

LonpoN, June IA young woman has carried
on the biggest honOrs at the June examination
~ Cambridge university. The winner
Of the distinction 10 Miss Phillips
Fawcett, who 70 bracketed q
the superior of the male senior wranglers in the
mathematical tripod She is dau ghter Of the
late Prof. Fawceit. Two other young WON n,
Miss Field and Miss Lesure. were also among
the vraugiefs
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Graveyard Boom In New York.
NEW YORK. June THE bot weather hss
oven the city's death-rate boom, and deaths
his week are s2i. against SIS last week.
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The golden howl OF life 10 broken,
All lies silver thrs ads are riyer,
One dtaf friend IL lost 10 earth,
On. more engei gained In heaven
Ralph. dear friend. our lost companion,
To q hast Joined the heavenly hand.
AL earfh's woes and gtsifes forKotten
By thee. In The angel Land.
Though our team are failing sadly.
Still We know Gods will Il best
when his g-nf'e, loving wisdom.
Bids bic suffering chflsyen rpst.
Sad 'fwould be 10 mock Thy wisdom.
As our fearB fall on The sod.
Sadly. neekiy. soy Ne, fzteeT,
Sos our viii, but thtee. Oh God.
Father. cheer the lonely mourneu
weeping DER his lowly b d.
BID them cheer-he 10 bat sleeping:
Tho Loss 70 earth be u NOS dead.
There. unit q with the dear ones,
AuchSfed safe on heavens shore
All eaxfe,s w0xs and sfriysugs ended.
Resting swtetiy everm ore
w<~Ah r4<- NJ = = ,~s -
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Frae pecltntng char carr run xhruueh lrum
Portland 10 ChtcAgo vttnout chance va tha
Uufoa Pn<1Ae- A c. Martin. ciry ticket arens
- 6eeoad sfrest. Bostoa hieek q =. B1ierH'
agent. esty deck
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N ANDpO-Adioinin the city on the
~ AOh0O north and IN q rap1div de-
velopine quarter for $1,000. Terms, $1,000
cash. balance On time at per cent
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SMITH & McCARGA1
los CHERRY STREET.
PRICE LIST.

$50, 000sassss.. s ses. ws q S1@ his
can bs bonsht on very saay terms
con nnn-rwo los on wess strsss, near
00U.UUU Onion. runn'ng cus g deep
v,ss 81: %ss 8. nnac oi 'ssGs e..S
balance on ume - per cent
an Snn-Loe looxin sest oontainins new
XY,oUU M:room house = a N mo SEN
irnp40vemenoB: ave CRATES snd hot ana cold
water on earh door; this e one OF the choicest
bsl-ncs IN six and twelve monshs u Per cent
&C nnn-Ioe 1ox!.a with sroou houss
HUyUOO and rood barn. IN very desirable
years ct 8 Per cent
"a. 00U 81 June ID Each 1at has ave
lar erooU4 with every onveniencs sar h0use-
located in deslrable part Of the city. Terms.
Ss.sooessh; N.5o In one year ct per can't.
DO 0nn-Let 6oUl2oou Eighth street. con-
WOsUOU tsining Que 6raom house and
two sroom hou.e>; good well; lot u n'c.ly
per mouth each. This II undoub' edIy . sp'en-
did purchase Terms. 1880 cash and pur-
chaser to assume $50 mortgage due January !,
1897
IN AnDpC-Adjoining the city on the
~ AOblBO north and in rap1dlv de-.
veloping quarter for $t&0o0 Terms. $1,000
cash. balance On time at per cent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06

The annual meeting of the Ramabai Cir
Gle will be held this afternoon in the Tab
ernacle Church chapel. The exercises III
addresses. talks and submission of reports
will begin at 3 o'clock.
The Woman's Mission Circle of the First
Baptist Church will meet tomorrow after
noon. at 3 o'clock. with Mrs. Thomas Pot
ter. No. 93 West Vermont street. The pro-
gramme is to include opening of mite boxes
with praise service. Bible reading by Mrs.
w. +. Taylor, and a recitation by Miss Fan
ME Taylor.
The annual Art ASSOCIATION exhibit of
embroidery will take place at the residence
of Miss Mary Dean. No. GO North Meridian
street. on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Feb. IL, ID and IA. Work will be shown
by the Terre Haute Art Association. Miss
Evaleen Stein and Miss Williamson. of La
fayette, Miss Carey. Miss Uphold and Many
others. In addition to the embroideries,
a small display of water-colOr paintings
will be made. Among them is a fine En-
glish landscape owned by Mrs. William
Scott. 1t is a view on the river Lea, which
empties into the Thames below London,
and is a fine scene of bread pellucid waters,
moist. tranquil airs. banks of gray fog. rich
foliage. and q notwithstanding distance,
and a sky tinged with the apple green's and
pinks'of coming sunset. The private view
for members of the Art Association occurs
on Tuesday night.
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The New Postal Guide.

The United States official Postal Guide
contains all the information which it seems
possible for any citizen to desire in regard
to the Postotfice Department. So COM
pletely is the ground covered that a vast
amount of labor would be saved to postal
employees and the transaction of business
expedited If patrons of the service would
familiarize themselves with the rules and
regulations there given and use it as a book
of reference and an authority. The edition
for 1890 is now ready for distribution. and
can be ordered of letter-carrier Joe A.
DOwney. who. for several years, has acted
as the governments agent for its sale in
this CITY.
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Want the Petitions Sent In.

The County Commissioners nave received
four or five petitions for them to take
under their care gravel roads and make
them free. The commissioners are anxious
to lave all these documents in by the first
Monday in March. That will give time
enough for the necessary advertisement
before the regular township election in
April. and save the expense of a special
election. an item of some $1,000.
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the ghost, when one
of Gun Was circu-
lar advertisements
was handed me. I
read il carefully,
and concluded that
/ would try him,
and then if he did
not do me any good
would have to give
up" was the state
ment given by Mr..
Robert Haverstick.
West Indianapolis,
Ind. Residence on
Miller street. II
called and was in
d wit h the
hD.a that II wnnld
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06

THERE is more experience, time and BRAIN
work represented in the preparation of Hoods
Sarsaparilla than in any other medicine. 1t is
this which makes Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar
in its curative power. and in the remarkable
cures it effects. Give il a trial.
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DIVORCED AFTER FIVE YEARS.
Am Happier Than I Have Been for
Long Time, All On Account of Ny
Final Judgment and the Scot
fings of My Companions.

al had been suffering with nervousness, and
my system was generally run down. In fact,
i had been broken down in health for the Lass
five years. 1 have doctored with q number or
physicians, and not one of them seemed to do
me any good. I cana pretty near giving up
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FINANCIAL.

NTONEY-QUICK-TRY BRYAN. NO. 1 NORTH
NJ Meridian street
II Ms MONEY ON c. r..
- SAYLES, rs East Market street
EINANCIAL-MoNEY on Nc sT0A0E. FARMS
Il and city property. c. f. COFFIN a %.
NONE TO LOAN-o E CENT. HORACE
WI MCKAY. Room IL. Talbot d News Block.
CIX PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN.
- diana ISAAC H KIERSTED. Is Martandale
Block.
AVA. eat market rate; privileges fH payment before
due We also buy municipal honda THOS- y. DAY
Il co. az East Market street. Indianapolis
NATIONAL BUILDING. LOAN AND SAVINGS
- Association. Shares. 800 each; monthly dues,
as cents. No bidding for loans. No back dues. Re
ceives members and loans money throughout this
state. Vim. ID. Wi!es. President; ~. :. Byram.
Treasurer. Z. SchuriDann. Secretary. Office, 81 East
Market street.
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The Throat.

Browns Bronchial rochesr act directly
on the organs of the voice. They nave an
extraordinary effect in all disorders of the
throat.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06

A portrait OF the historian George Ban
croft forms the frontispiece of the Maya
zine of American History for February.
The leading article is entitled Americas
Congress of Historical Scholars"
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FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE.

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