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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-14
HEBREW EXODUS FROM RUSSIA.
Nearly All Come TO America-After Jews
Are Gone Other Herefies WIZ suffer.

Nearly All Come TO America-After Jews
Are Gone Other Hereties VIII suffer.
BxELis. June i2--At conference Of Hebrews
held here IL has teen resolved 10 form an inter
national emigration committee for the purpose
of supervising the emigration of Jews from Rus
ala Only refugees, who have been compelled
20 leave their homes will be assisted and thess
viii all be sent 70 their ultimate places OF settle
msnL At these conferences ample evidence
was sddueei 10 show that the exodus is resch-
Ing large proportions. = has little effect uuson
Germany and England. however, the hood Of
emigration tending toward the United States
ST.. PETERSBURG, June lathe Jewish perNe.
eutIon il extending 10 eli foreigners in Russia.
especially Germans, Poles and Tartars Prince
kuropatkin, governor general OF tho Trans.
Caspian provinces, has slgned q secret order ex-
polling all Polish engineers and employees en-
gagged in building and working on the Central
Asia railway. The same order gradually expels
foreigners engaged in the service ex-
oepf Fgeachmen. Among the Jews ex-
PEELED from Moscow are many old soldiers
some decorated with the ST. Georges cross. the
highest possible reward for valor on the field.
The government intends 10 limit the number of
Jewish physicians bankers, lawyers and iouru-
slists in every town in Russia
II is semi-ofacisliy stated that Arnold White.
agent for Baron Airsch, who has been sent 70
Russia in order 10 make arrangements for the
emigration of the Jews, has been very fayorablv
received by the higher authorities. who greatly
favor the scheme.
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two countries. ''In eight years from now m
viii be able TO step aboard . Pullman az
right here n Chicago ard ride clear "a
Patagonia This trip VIII he over the Intsr.
continental railroad, which am confdeat
viii be built by that time The undersxk-
ing IS rot more difficult, IN nv opinion
than the building Of the Union Pacific
although the Intercontinsntal wiII be sorus.
thing over 4 600 miles long. The route q
already laid out. From this country i,
Mexico City there IS already , line and Ia
route south from Mexico will &c through
Central America and the isthm1s, and
thence through the northern South Ane-.
lean republics, stopping. where prac<lcs-
bic, at the capital of each, and sheucs
down 10 Lima, in Peru This hriu5 n
west Of the Andes, and the road VII a
that way because the great rivers q Ess-
I'll, like the Amazon, could not be crussed,
as IN the wet season the whole co1ntry II
flooded From Lima the line wiz 20
through one Of and strike the other bread
plains east of the mountains. There the
route VIII be comparatively easy and viii
De generally n q southeazteriy direction,
parallel with the big rivers. Across
these plains the road viii enter Boz
hvia, Uruguay, Paraguay and Argen-
tine, stopping at the capital Of each. Pat
agorIa, notwithstanding reports TO the
contrary, Is one Of the richest Of South
American countries, and an extension vii
be built into il. Rio Janeiro viii b
reached oy road along the coast"
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THE PEOPLES PARTY oRGaS,z,xo
Principal Issue win Be the Craxv s,h
treasury Plan

81. LOUIS, Jrne I2-Ffve members ~ .A
ecuuve committee OF the People's partv me, -
DAY, behind closed doors, 10 pass uron ros,.e-.
OF Importance in connection with the n-s-o-.
1l0a's ior the campaign OF 1892. At the morning
session reports were received from eent1a-,a-s
representing different parts OF the Gomez
General Wesyer, OF Iowa, George F. Gather ~
Alabama, g. +. Smith, of Kentucky, H NJ Wil1-
ians, of Kansas. N. r. WiIkfne, Of Uiinois -.
others reported the prospects of the nartv -,
thelr states most favorable In Kentucky e a
ONO special fight Will be made. and The sc,i1a
Sois u preparing ior the campaign is left in the
hands Of Taubeneck and SETTLING.
The secretary was instructed 20 es.ahlfsh d. -.
eTary bureau TO furnish items of interest N ~
REFORM press, which now numbers betxes- ee0
ana 20 papers. A weekly letter is TO be ~.
pared and published By these pspers
medal was ordered Commemorative of - .,
party convention al Cincinnati on Nav 10 rhs
meal ls 5 20 De made OF aluminium, and win ba
distributed 10 the different ALLIANCES To 10 go
the proceeds to be devoted 70 csU1nalgr 49,
poses next year. ~
constitution was adopted for People's ns-.-
eiunS These organizations are to De formed
IN wards, townships and con1+JoN
All TO be under the supervision ~
county committees AS provided for Ia ,bs
resolution OF May p, 1881, this committee re-
vac righi 70 add 70 their number any such adds
- NAAeAs ~ ~A~S may name, who shall
with them constitute the executive conrnir.aa
OF the Peoples party, with full power 10 So,
thsIr own officers. After further talk the follow.
Ing resolution was passed:
The national executive committee is r,nai.a-.
ably opposed 70 fusion with any Other roI;-icai
pSrty, ana viii not recognize any fpdiyidrsi
committees or organisation that proposes or s-'
ssss INTO sues fusion a. affiliated with the PEG
pies party. "
The members entered into q general dlseuss;on
OF tie best campaign policy tos lss2. The -opin.
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WANDERING BOTTLES on THESE.
Experiments which Have Proved q Deal
About the Ocean Currents.

NeW 1osk 1floEEs-
OF all the wonders that those who 90
down 20 the sea in ships are brought in
contact with, none Is so unfashomabIe OF
incomprehensible as those mighty rivers
that flow through the ocean and are known
as streams where they are well de-
fined, and as currents where they
are not. The United States HYDRO
graphic Office has been making. in the
last few years series of experiments
calculated TO test fully the theory Of
streams and currents in the North At
lantlc. Lieutenant Nazro has among MS
treasures in the branch hydrographic
Office in this city little bottle which once
held half-pint Of whisky. Subsequent
to that it held a paper saying that it was
dropped overheard from the steamship
Cephaionia 100 miles east of Boston. Ii
was brought into this port two years after
It was dropped overheard by schooner
from Ambergris Key, little island In the
Bahama group.
This bottle, with its paper inside, had
proved the theory Of ocean currents. l.
had followed the Gulf stream until il had
been caught by that current which sweeps
to the south along the coasts of Eastern
Europe and Northern Africa, and been
carried thence TO the westward until IL
entered the caribbean sea,-then passed be-
tween the western end of Cuba and Cane
Gracias Dios, the eastern extremity of
1ucatan, and, having made the circuit of
the Gulf of Mexico, was washed ashore on
the western end of Ambergris Key.
Other bottles which have been drouned
overheard oy outgoing steamers have as
rule, been as satisfactory in the resait Of
their drift as the bottle from the Cepha-
ionia, but some Of them have deye4oped
marked eccentricities in their VOYAGES.
Ihus, one which was thrown overheard
from the steamship Aller, of Cape Race
the southeastern extremity of Newfound
land, seems TO have made ''bee Iinen for
the Azores, where 1t was picked I'D on the
beach near FayeL In its voyage il
went directly across the Gulf stream.
ana followed current never before
suspected. A bottle dropued overbca-J
by, the steamship Sandman, about s00
miles southeast of Cape Farewell. the
southern extremity of Greenland WAS
picked up on the shores of Norway and
one dropped overheard about 200 miles off
the coast Of Scotland was found in nearly
the same place Both of these bottles
JoUrneylng toward the land of the mid
night snn, had shown strong current SET
ting from the North Atlantic on the No--
weglan shores.
The general result, so far, seems to be
that strong current sets from the east
upon the shores Of the British Isles. and
strong one rushes into the Caribbean sea
from the Atlantic. This is fact long
maintained by writer's ON physical geog.
raphy, but never before demonstrated as Il
has been by the photographic office. But
the experiments of the hydrographic Of
ice have also developed the fact that vari
Gus other subsidiary currents, acting over
large space, exist which were not before
suspected.
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16EsS 20 $500 5s0Sss packed Il sz1 ss,ozs
Fstksr 1ol.sngs-ss eszreh q Mszz. Tor-sy To-
CAY. Yally fzzzsz q :zsss pzssszs vera Il
T&ss1x, WHO had eczzs for rss5sE. wkszs cEEsers
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Geronimo, the Terror Of Southern Arr
roma SHOT I'm Battle.

TCcscS, ARK, June IA sxa~is Benson spe-
esxi ssgs. Deputy Sheriff Gray arrived hers
ESis morning WITH tie body Of the notorious
Mexican sssgs roobes. Geronimo, and two OF lis
eo7se5srzsss- Ts>y have been roo5.ag stages
II southern Axszoa2 6a.Izg the lsss I've years..
and tae o7esrs have been eousi1z&lly after
taszz- Last q 81. Gray and posss rzn them
50T7 Il tie mountains nszr PsnfaEos I1ey
Es86s Egat, s-1 Geronimo fred I've and Leon
for shoEs without effect They had pistols
TIE p1sas-s carried riHsa Geronimo fszsdsad
aid Leon szr-sndersf
Gssoz1rz0 has robbed tie United States r.szl
AID sage passengers more tan dozen uEEss.
Re Las committed nurtss-z- He Las bean cap
t1-ed several times and escs2ed. Leon, his con-
tede-sses up 20 ak months ago vss deputy
C1fsr Sheriff Slaughter, and II almost constant
pursuit. OF Geronimo until slaughter went out OF
ossee. Ten Ee 5oiae1 Geronimo. THIS Killing
ard capture Is considered tie most important
svsz zss6e 8 Arizona
ToABgToEE, ARR, June f3--T1e noted css-
pe-zco Gezc1IDo, who had vowed TO Kill she
late Sheriff Slaughter, Of this county, for the
vigorous p1-suit and killing OF some OF bis
eo1fe1erstes FOX train ro55ery snd murder IN
soco-s two years ago, when Express Messenger
Fay gas killed, vas ssoS sn1 killed thirty miles
fEo1 Bsnsoa today. Two Companions were
captured, one being slot il the thigh. There IS
grss. feeling Of relief among the inhabitants
over bis killing.
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0O2 FRONT STREET.

touch regularly At Chilean ports. thirty
one are English, swenfy-three are German,
Zine are French, seven are Chilean, and
three are Itslian-but not one from the
United States This Is not as il
should Be, since We are al Ameri-
cans on this Western Hemisphere,
whether born on the Northern or
Southern continent; and especially since
we younger republics Of the South have
built ourselves upon the shining example
Of the stronger republic Of the Sorrh."
The catering remarks above quoted were
made some months ago. Being fully en-
gagged n a life-snd-death struggle with his
chaotic countrymen, the poor president
is not particularly interested iust now
about commercial relations with the
United States or any other country-be-
yound smuggling out what arms and am
munition his adherents may require and
preventing the rebels from doing likewise.
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ATHLETIC woMANHooD.
Are Girls Outstripping Boys In Perfse-
ton OF Physical Development?


View York sun
The athletic girl may outstrip her brother
N time, though she has both inheritancs
and tradition opposed TO her Every one
Is noticing how tall our girls ara growing,
and some one has said that the men seem
to be growing shorter in the same ratio as
the girls grow taller, and attribute the diff
ference 70 the fact that boys smoke and
girls do not DR.. White, of the Berkeley
schools, is strong believer in the theory
that nicotine retards the growth Of boys,
as has been proven by experiments that it
does Of dogs and kittens Girls of today
are taller, stronger and in every way more
perfectly developed physically than the
girls OF the past decade. Ath srics in soma
form enter into the course 49,
schools and all colleges, ano
Test much enthusiasm IN att
The Woman's club of the sS1Ar.ry Ly-
ceun has long waiting list. md the beau
tIiuI club house Is crowded every day with
women seekers after health and beauty.
which means health. Men have a cynical
habit OF setting down vanity as the fnsp1r-
ing cause for all this delight in heslthfnl
recreation, and though they are perhaps
correct IN their suggestions, why Is the
vanity OF women for pretty faces and syn
meSric2l ngures more TO be condemned
than the pride of man in broad shoulders
and slnewy limbs, particularly when both
kinds OF beauty depend upon physical
health2 For physical health is even the
grand foundation of mental strength and
proves, and Of the great cardinal virtues:
patience, pleasantness and peaceTulness.
IL IS amusing TO see at the races. at the
theaters, or on the avenue splendid speci-
men of physical gIrlhood attended by q
slim, punny snip Of an escort, as one so
frequently sees now, and though il must
De admitted that she is the exceptional
girl, and he the unusual man. still il Ia
prophetic of the future.
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THE yEXTPRESIDENT.
Cleveland Calls q Convention of
His Friends.
ooRmss IS SECOND CHOICE.


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SIG dz<szg tie ecavsnrsc7 20 secure hss
Nomination. sz3 tEsy also agreed tat !,
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lis Cd fyze-1s ere 30 zzzss - soaring "a ss.-
tn&tso1 CT Senator Go<Ezzz- L. Go<-xz VII
zot ts cvs- szsE zsS2ss5e sDozs liza czz5z5xe-.
He sss1s Eowsvs-, t1st he vozE4 ssxve skas rass-
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Izzsc id Ecs ossssTs sxE III. eroTzz22s religions
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E1tz t1is understanding Csevssszs1 zces azsv
f5s rs s1zz1eE vacation he leaves sz.zrssria
tEs lands o. Goyzsz, D5ek5nso1, Senator Bfxce
Senator yisss zsd ,. c. Bez tie z2znGxezsas q
La zY4sgn ion tie nozzaaxt51a-
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THE CORPSE WALKED AWAY.
A Man Leaves His Slab In the Morgue
to Expire on the Sidewalk.

sAs FRANCISCO, June I3-Ths story has Just
been made public of q curious incident con-
necte9 with the death Of Marchesico Dominica,
which happened May % last Dominica went 20
sleep IN a restaurant, and when the proprietor
attempted 70 awaken him and put him out he
was apparently dead His BODY was carried 70
the rnorgue and placed on g slab.
A few hours aiservard. when The officials en-
tered the raorgue, the body was gone. The coro-
ner's men searched everywhere for the body, but
without success. During the search telephone
message announced the finding of dead man
on the street. It was Dominica, who had been
in . trance the frst time, and OF awakening had
fed from the r1orgue.
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THE FooLHARDY PoACHERs.
They Think That They VIII Net Re
Kent Ont OF Rerinr Sea-

WARRINGTON CRY, June Ia-News was re-
ceived a. Washington City today from vietoris
that the steamer Danube sailed from there YES.
tering 10 meet The sealing neet Of Sandy point,
in the shumsgtn Islands. and bling back the
seal catch already made between British Column.
oia and the Shamagin islands, and which il il
reported numbers 1900 SKINS The feet, after
delivering the catch 20 the Danube, win sail for
Bering sea, expecting, IS last year, that there
VIII be no interference from any one.
VANCOUVER. June 12-lSpecial The xcsler
Vancouver Belle Lett tonight at o'clock for
Bering Sea IN command OF the owner CAPTAIN
Copn As she left the dock she represented an
actual cash value in outlay for building of So.
COO Captain Copp says he is NOS afraid the
Canadian interest in Boring sea viii b left IN.
protected
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rsaA eentI1es ozpesed e $1,000.

sxz- LAKE CITY, JE-s g1-T1s Esp1oEea1
ssz-.soz1zz COMMITTEES a1oyss1 rssos-zzo1s to1sg
f1zs DIVISION - ssyL z<1 o. ps<g Inca =
Csza - Is n=s weld - f2.k Ez1ssske. n Il
world rs&es taa ru2s C ia ss-rssa-y = ia
A&z1z o. "a Aorzaoz czC-cas vcz-1 sres1lIg
rzzzss 4 giving ssxssAoo6 70 .ze territory, ard
tie ssaSs wozA - Ez1sr s5e en1-rcl Of "a
Harzo7 fssocx1sT. tast Tt&a Ia not
- prepared 20 seeeps stzszzdods neezEs>
. Essc-ssy o. Tia people s<LI r-zz1.sz7
s-lsEizzes 70 f1< eAz-ezs Lat ne material s-i
pszsE5ezI Interests Of Utah tnpsrxtsvs.y demand
fAs EzEss1 action Of icTas people Eatzl shsrs
sal - zssoszse sd unqualified sss1oonzs1s
Of pcsyszzy and Ur1L rs2sonxsss evidence stszl
be sErg15ed s1ss lie Eg1 vEo control
tas xorEoa esz-.a Eszs finally 6stezz1ss1
upon complete separation os ea1-ca aid s.sss u
us sS-rlseET.
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Hortieulturlst Chipman,s Ponularitx.

RED BLUFF, Cal, June l3-when the news
was telegraphed here today that General \. p
Chapman had been appointed chief of the horti-
cultural bureau of the Worlds fair, general re-
ioicing and hearty congratulations were ex-
tended. General Chipman's appointments gives
universal satisfaction all over Northern Califor-
mia
and plans for the government buildings at the
Worlds Columbian exposition have been sp-
proved and the advertisement for bids il now
being made.
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The Young Anarchist "widow" Falls In
Love With q Sicfiian.

EVFC
CHICAGO, June 13.-It vas announced today
that Nina Van Zandt, whose name vzs proEni-
neatly before the public a. the tine Of the an
srehist excitement, Is soon 20 be married % GAL
Tator 5tsfano Aali2.o, who was sent here by
Italian papers TO look after the Italian depart
men. CT the worlds fair He net Miss Van
Zsnci, and IL was case of love AZ drst sight
NINA Is the young woman who feIl IN love
with August spies. the young anarchis. who
vas hanged for participation in the Haymsrkes
not, ana icing unable TO get the consent OF the
authorities for her marriage 70 the condemned
man IN Jail. went before . magistrate With his
brother and was married 10 him by proxy.
After the execution she came out IN widow
weeds
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The Coming Bishsp.
ArgonauG

Apropos OF Phillips Brooks and his ele-
vation TO the episcopate, 1t may be worth
while to recall the witticism perpetrated
at the great Bostonian's expense by Henry
Flanders, upon the occasion, some years
ago. wnen Dr.. Brooks was under consid-
Grafton for bishopric.
VINO Is Dr.. Philips?" asked an limo
cent Philadelphian.
''oh," said Flanders, 'Fhe's an Episco-
palan with leanings toward Christianity"
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PhiladeIphia Abbatoir Burnsd.

PHILADELPHIA. June A.-2,O q. rn-rFra
broke out az O'Clock this morning in the we.t
Philadelphia abbatoir. AtI:45 the large struet-
ure is reported to be destroyed together with the
surrounding cattle sheds, covering many acres
No doubt many cattle perished
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NEW YORK, June 13.-The amount OF the de
falcation Of Julio Herzbaeher 70 the New York
Life Insurance Company is SSH, 600. Vice. Presi.
dent WEIGH said today:
Some people may think &c very queer that such
q sum could be taken without discovery by as
II taxes very long time for the proceeds of
our south American business to be sent rs
The business OF that agency is between
s., 100000 and 100000 In so large sum the
delay IN the arrival of $50 900 would not attract
special notice Mr.. Sanchez is responsible 20 Us
for what Herzoaeher has taken. We have the
greatest confidence in Sanchez, and will insti-
tute no legal proceedings against him.
Il was said today that. besides $4,000 of
agency money, Herzbaeher had appropriated
some Of his partners personal funds.
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To Patagonia hy Rail.

General Thomas o. Osborn, who was
minister to the Argentine Republic under
the Grant, Hayes, GARFIELD and Arthur adj
m1nistrasions, after an absence of eighteen
years, arrived in Chicago yesterday.
General Osborn is now president of the
Paraguay & Bolivia International rail-
road, that runs between the capitals ofthese
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chinese Return t,or,iae.,...

WASHINGTON Cary. June lathe secretary Of
siste ass informed the treasury department
hat the Chinese government, in order 10 facili-
sass more perfect compliance with the terms Of
the Chinese restriction laws has authorized its
eons9ls IN tezsiga countries to isaas in behalf OF
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Limited American Interest In Chile,
Valparaiso Correspondent Boston Transcript
Look how it is at present, " said Balnn-
ceda. 'Of the seyenty-three ships that
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American warships Going to Ch,n.

wAsHISsTos CITY, June Ia-Itis understood
that one or more naval vessels viii be ordered "a
accompany the lancaster 20 China in view Of
the recent riots. The Petrol, II 10 Understood
win De selected, with Lieutenant COMMANDED
Longnecker in command
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tAefr rvysrzzszs 70 - exsz5sst C. przv<segsd
ezass * Cz11sse t. ez-1szsszs 8 s<<zzJ -
1-srs1 ~ law THs s-sssz-J &ererxzas-s las
eses6ss tazt 49, cs~Ee@xess ~ - sccsrss1
sT - customs ozes-s
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No PerceptibIe Difference.


Charlie was at the Depeysters' ball
last night, and stayed so late that I feel
horribly dull and stupid this morning.
Amy-Why. l thought you were Just a
bright as usual.
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Plea for the Cigarette Fiead.

Don't be too severe on the man who
smokes cigarettes; he may have promised
dying mother that he would never touch
tobacco in any form
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Choice Acre Tracts Are Scarce

Their
other
deraon
andha stiny1
Watht
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

soid oy an druggists, 81; sir for S. Prepared
only BY c l. HOOD q Co, Lovsa Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-14

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ny Z. L HOOD d CO.. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-14

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