The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-15

MIA Councilmen See the City
and Its Glories.



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AtopReQs tney were received with much
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mexQe peine taken AZ carriages 70 see the
RkQymcaM government entertained them
4aays Nking snem 20 zee the navy YARD ana
Ito Nertnips, ana giving them . sumptuous
quet On wednesday afternoon.
3 Judge G. G. Nourse. Of Des Moines. Iowa. and
4 11U&htoR, are Ct the Diller, and will remain q
xeck ~ two in the city. Judge Nourse was
oEU q the old district court of Iowa until 1866,
Ukon he retired, and has since practiced law.
$ Io s. ocknoWledeed to be the leaiing lawyer OF
IL 61ato and greatly enhanced his reputation
81 IFS defonEo Of John l. Brown, the state an
11lor. ID the impeachment proceedings before
lho nfofe Senate ia 1855 Mr.. Brown, who ID q
6ne-6xuRed soldier aud man of sterling intee-
zf1Y and strong will, incurred the enmity of the
Insurance companies BY causing rigid investi-
6dtIun 81 their affairs ct great expense TO them,
ond revealing the fact that several Of them were
H bnd condition. In describing tho case
Jndno Noufue said:
u1ognd N expert from Chicago to look through
fneir books st y26 = day and IS to SO day for
! III nssistanfs They began q systematic war on
& and pressed Governor Sherman to remove
HIN Brown refused to quit the Office and they
h66 him arrested. They finally impeached him.
hr1nxfng an Indictment containing thirty-swo
counts against him. Most Of them were found
q is tfif1in9 and he was acquitted unanimously
o. these and the highest vote they secured
ae6Insf him was fourteen out OF total of fifty
o6na1ora Before the trial was hall over
5e vas no longer trial of
Brown but of the insurance con- panies
end they were beaten. For one thing, we
showed that the companies had themselves en-
pl0yed the same expert at the same rates as
Known had paid him. The result has been