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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
LET THE VOTERS SELECT.

A communication wa, received today by
the TRIBUNE asking that certain men b.
"boomed" for aldermen and councllmen in
the different wards. The communication
promptly found the waste ba.ket.
The TRIBUNE is not "tooming" any one.
The people in the different wares know
more about their own business than anyon,
on the outside. When they meet in csscur
they may be depeDded upon 20 select csndi
dates whom they can trust majority OF
the people can be trusted in tie long run ia
select the right kind of men.
After the caucuses, aud the people have
decided upon their standard bearers, tfe
TRIBUNE will do ts share of the "6oow.
ing"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
THE 2EH EoUE VOTE.

tits remarkable TO What desperate means
some people will resort TO ipjure fancied
political enemy. But perhaps the worst
instance of this kind on record is the story
circulated that Mr.. Carroll voted against
the Ten Hour law. Strange as il may seem
this assertion hss been mace by several
men of alleged intelligence the Ta't week
Leaving out the feet OF Mr.. Carroll being
the father of the law, If those people wi
call at the TRIBUNE Office they will b.
oh own certified copy of the vote taker
May 27, 1888.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

THE Providence News says it "obseTves
that some Republicans were among the 100
who invited Mr.. Sherman to run. There
was no particular harm in thus providing
Mr.. Carroll with an sutsgonist in his own
party, but it ought to s,on there" This
ought to show Mr.. Sherman plainly that
his position is snti-Demoyratic
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

CoLoSEL LYMAN B Corr, late R.publi-
can Presidential elsctor for Rhode leland,
friend of Deacon Wan n.mGkar and Senator
Aldrich, finds himselfi most deicst,
position. The X publican National Com
mittee has "turned him down.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

WIZ does Mayor Goodwin Keep he high
wsy laborers waiting for their pay for two
days over the regular payday. lie sAoul
sIprove their payroll at once and moi
bother them as he has done.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. IL --Frauk
Britain. IN from the Mexican b,rd r, says
the last of bonus o; s15o,0O for tho Pm
American railway has been raised aud tine
party Of Boston capitalists accepting it
have put surveyors on the route with u
pro also Of beginning construction from
Peetaria, Tex, southward, Within twenty
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

Our local contemporary, not knowing
which side to take in the present campaign
takes dozen pages Of webster's dictionary
each morning, turns the crank and pisces
the accumulation in its editorial columns,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

THE city is throwing away grest deal
Of money on the Allen ".till alarm" The
system would have been thrown out long
ago but for the people who nwu II, and
owing to big pull, have ssddled it upon
the city. A modern signal service is
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Tnn organ missed the mark la,t night.

The organ missed the mark last night.
The police officers DO not come under she
Weekly Payment law, and the school
teachers get through their work at o'clock
and have the rest Of the afternoon and all
day Saturday to collect their wages Even
those who voted against Mr.. O'Brien's
resolution are lsughing at the vail of the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

ROME, Oct. 16-There has been sue
cession Of earthquake shocks in PATEL
laria, an island in the Mediterranean,
which 10 wholly Of volcanic formation.
The inhabitants have become greatly
alarmed and have fled from their dive l.
i,uy
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

Mildnofs conquers-and hence the gent yet
10 iyive influence OF DIR. Bulrs baby Syrup
overcomes 90 quickly The disorders OF baby
hood.
Don't waste sims on untried remedies. ola
Saurs Catarrh Cure has stood the test for
We rs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Coupt Arco.ya,Iey,s Death

WASHINGTON, Oct. ls-The acting sccrc-
tery of state sent cable message to Min
istsr Phslps at Berlin, conveying an ex-
preston OF the presidents coincidence over
the death OF Count Arco-Valley, tee Ger
man mlnister at WashinRton
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

IT 10 row leaking out that the third party
movement 10 all . scheme OF the Gas and
Electric Light Companies ard the Street
Railway Company.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
LINCOLN ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN OF LISCOLN.
application For Transfer Of
LIQUOR License.

OFFICE OF TIE LICENSE COMMISSIONERS,
Lincoln, X. l., ictnser IL, 1891
An apple stion has Teen II Ell In his oflice to
have the second clsss liquor license nov h I'd by
Napoleon Hsbert at 276 Broad SIRE {, CenIsl
Fails, transferred TO Samuel Hebert at the
ssme location.
TIE soard OF License Commi ssiouers will ba
In session AZ the town house on 1uesdav, Octo.
ber 27. 1891, bt7 80 O'Clock y. m, at Will IN time
and place all persons 40 desiring may be
heard on she m ater Of granting said appiica.
ton.
rrn'Y nY2 u pS'S,T License
JAMES T.. DEGNAN. J N'''''N'i'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
DIED.

o. tuml erland Hil, he 18th inst. Miss
Susan AnseI, in he 10Th yesr OF her age.
In East Providence, 18Th inst. Timothy
Coughlin.
In Proy'd ICE, II h n =. Daniel MoBri e.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct. IA Montrea' special
says; John Brennan, who told the tale OF
the reported loss Of the City Il Rome, is u
disreputable tramp. The whole story is q
hoax. No vessel has heen wicked near
SchottA
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

MONEY / / 81; Q; &: T; j
Rans, horses, car.
Tiages. fsrInina
stock snd Apy persensl properly which can re
main wish the owner. &c make specially Of
paying OF furniiurc lasscs and loaning more
money. AL leans can be paid bach W Install
ms nts OF 81 of more per week or months as cor
yenieDi, each payment reducing soth princirsJ
AID iptereps. No charge made Cor examining
properly or drawing pApeTs. None always on
hand fc. sood hrst ard second noF.Easc. OF
ToAl estate. All busihess strictly ccn3dcrt,aL
open evenings.
w. A. WEAVER n CO., BANKEES.,
Zee ord Building, $50 Main st., Pswtucket.
oct ~
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

SENATOR Shermsn's letter condensed
"Gentlemtn, 1 vsnt the Office and the
salary. Thanks"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
Good House Lot

In rapidly grown rortion of our cisy and At
. reasonable piioe Terms easy. cal on either
of the following nsned gent enGn a, the First
National Bsuk where pist " the land may be
seen. Also for sac several lots OF 'snd suitable
for manu- actu'in. purpcses.
Is. BINFoRD. " LILLIAN IL. PARK. Trus
tes. my 6m
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

DROVATE CLERKS OFFICE, Pawtucket,
Il October, 7lh, 1891. James j. Lennon min
trator on the ate OF Ellen Len oon, preseni 2
10 the court III n,s and III al ccount of adm
tration on ssid esta'e, and prsys tnat the sam'
NAV he ex mined and all wed and the ssm' l.
received and d. referred to ~ Wednesday, the % h
day of Octoper, 1891, At 4 O'Clock r. NJ at the
Probate Clerks Officr, In Pawtucket, for con.
siders,ion.
And IL 10 ordered thAt notice there OF be pub
H. he'd for fourteen days, once week. previous
to the no ding of said court, in the PAwTU, KET
TRIBUNE. ALDEN w sIBLEY,
Oct.9. 81 Probate Clerk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
TOWN Or LINCOLN.
Application for Transfer OF Liquor
License.

OFFICE OF THE LICENSE COMM rssIoSrRs,
Lincoln, X. l., Ot. ls4l.
An application ha' teen filed In ihis office TO
By Thomas n. Cheethsm 1t 2SS Dexter street,
iran -ierred to Joseph Walker, at the same ioca-
uOn.
The BoArd OF Lcense Com mis- ssioners will be
In ses 4 n hS the town house on Wednesday. DC
tDoer, 90, 1871, 7.3O O'Clock p. m at which tim
and place all p,rsons so desiring may DC heard
oa the IN tier nj granting said appli alton.
THOMAS y. QUIGLEY,l Licenfe
EMORY III. DESLlTTS, \
JAMES 4. DEGNAN. Commissioners.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
POLITICAL.
DEHOCRATIC pRiMsRIES.

The Demoss ats Of PBwtuctct are requested 10
NEE, In tn ir several wart rooms on Monday
evening. Octo' er, 2, as O'CLOCK L. 81. De ect
dele gales % he u, p,mocraiic ity convention
W al, q III b. ho den In tpe court room on North
y ain street, o. SATURDAY evening october 18th,
II O'clock - NJ. for the followi & LurDo-es
FirsL Said pdm sries hail elect hye de.cgat'
zach TO said cohyeEtlon w % shall nominate n
'andi ate { r Mayor, four candidates for the
Schoo Committee ani justices OF the esce.
Second They sh,ll olect five members OF the
Den oG@ aiic city com nit TO serve urti May
lag, ls92 ami also no M hte candidates for War.
den ami ,leIk In each ward.
E.W. Blu KILN,
&. y. SEX CON Chairman.
Secretary.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Pswtuckei for Provi lencs ! t6t, 8 8tt, s Ost,
s 59t, 2 go, . 85', 10 l2t, 10 81, ii So n. M;
3 ls., pm.
rovidencc for ,'swtucket: s t5t. 8 49,, 3 ls',
So, 10 OO', 10 So, m. IS, S0t, 30.
10. p. m.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

MUTUAL BANK OF New
L York City has been Incorporated with an
authorized Capital Stock of or, 500, 600, und,r
,he LAWS Or NEW YORK. Subscription fec
per share, el0o, is el per snare; monthlv dues
upon each share Of 8lt0 25cts. Any pe1sons IN
Guiding, women AID children, can purchase
shares An annual dividend Of IL per cent.
payable quar-, erly or ,emi-anaually. For cir
Clough, Providence. Agents wanted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16

ITO LET "A Large Front Room on the
Il second floor of Bates Block, 1 Broadway
Apply to N. Bates & son, 2 and 8 Broadway.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-16
FOR sale
House Lots for
Sale.

The undersigned Offer for sale lots on the
snow plat $50 ealled) titustsd on Mineral Spring
avenue and wceden street. These lots are with.
In Eve minutes walk OF woodl avn station, Lor.
rsine mills. tonsrt mills and the rev ntation to
be erected NY the Rho'e Island and Massschu.
sets n. H. Co. This ia one OF the best oppor,u
mites offered purchasers in recent years foi
obtaininga
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
STATE SUPREME COURT.
Seattle Fire Ordinance Provisions sus-
tanned in the ID. X. Bnxter Case.

OLYMPIA. Dee E.-tSpeeial. THE supreme
court today affirmed the Judgment in the case
OF Baxter. appellant, VS. The City OF Seattle, re-
spondent. The validity OF provision OF the
fire limits ordinance of said city, authorizing
the city officials 10 declare prohibited build
ing when erected a nuisance. is upheld. The
court sustains the finding of the lower court
that the building in question having been CON
strueted on wooden posts covered with corru-
gated iron did not comply with the terms OF the
ordinance. 1t is further held that while a court
OF equity will not usually interfere to aid city
in enforcing its ordinances prohibiting the erec-
ton OF certain buildings, the appellant q
estopped by his plesdings from objecting to the
giving of Affirmative relief to the city by way of
injunction.
After the big fire u. X. Baxter began con
structon OF n wood and corrugated iron build
Heser avenue, where the great Yesler- Baxter
opera-house is now rising The construction
was forbidden, and the unfinished structure
stood tlit last summer, when 1t was torn down.l
novel case was submitted to the court today
case OF the State vs. Weydeman, tried at Port
Townsend last January, the indictment charged
embezzlement. The jury returned verdict of
not guilty as charged, but guilty of petit larceny.
wherenpon Judge Sachs sentenced the de-
fendant TO thirty days imprisonment in the
county jail. The defendant contendsd that the
verdict amounted To an acQuittal and appealed
lie long ago, however, served out his term, and
the proceedings today were conseq uently If
little interest to him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
Particulars of Gamblers Battle
at Moscow, Idaho.
MURDERER DAY SEEKS DEATH.
The Leader of Notorious Gang of
Stock Thieves Captured.
Probably Insane-The North Pacific
Insurance Co., of Tacoma, in Receiv-

Moscow, Idaho, Dec 17.-TSpecial. -
After last nights shooting scrspe, the
excitement was so intense that il was i'm
possible to get correct details. Today the
excitement was abated, and those who saw
the affair give intelligent accounts, all of
which agree. The facts of the case are:
Miller had been drinking heavily. and so
had Will Andrews. Miller was gamb-
hing at craps at the iatter's table,
and a dispute arose. Miller grabbed
his money off the table and started to put
1t In his pocket. Andrews reached under
the table and Miller started to run and
stumbled Just as Andrews took shot at
him. Andrews shot again just as
he was getting on the table. Miller
got up, shot and hit Andrews.
Gerald Andrews then shot al Miller
missing him, and Miller returned, hitting
Gerald in the shoulder. and then gave
himself up. The other circumstances re-
ported yesterday are correct. Millcr's
necktIe pin was shot of and hole put
through his coat. Ben Shaw, a bystander
has a hole through his coat. Gerald An
drews Is getting along nicely. William
is suffering mortal agony and cannot live.
The bullet is still in his groin. 1t is said
late tonight that he has made will Mil
Ter was released at 8 O'Clock, as the
wounded men refuse To prosecute. He
went to kendrick on the O'Clock train.
He can prove sef-defense if Andrews dies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
Stephen B. Elkins Accepts the
Secretaryship of War.
SENATE COMMITTEES SETTLED.
Mine-0wner Stewart Resumes His
Speech on the Silver Question.
Old Duties on Sugar, Coffee, Hides,
Etc, to Be Restored Except to Ma
tions That Reciprocate - Rumored

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 1.-THE Post to-
morrow, in commenting on the nomina-
ton of Stephen B. Elkins, secretary of
war, will say: Elkins was offered the
portfolio last spring and last summer, but
declined both times, stating that he could
not accept it while Golf was unproyided
for; that the latter should be recognized
for the time and money spent by him in
endeavoring to promote the interests of
the Republican party in West Virginia. A
few weeks ago he was again rendered the
position, coupled with the assurance that
Goff would get the circuit judgeship. He
then went TO call upon Mr. Blaine
what effect" asked Elkins, in the course
of their talk, would my appointment
have upon your presidential chances next
year,"
Absolutely none" was BIaine's reply.
''As | feel at present | shall not be can
dldate for nomination. However, if there
should come from the Republican party an
overwhelming expression demanding that
L accept the nomination, | may feel CON
strained to put aside my personal feelings
and accent the nomination. In that case
Mr.. Harrison will be for me, and there
will be no lmpropriety in you being my
friend also. On the other hand, should
Mr.. Harrison be the nominee will not be
IN the race, and therefore you will be his
friend. | cannot see how your acceptance
or declination will change the condition
of things in the slightest degree. and [
would advise you to accept the appoint
ment." 'Whereupon Elkins accepted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
President Harrison to Restore Tariffs on
Products of UnfriendIy Nations.

WASHINGTON CITY. Dee lit is impossible
AT tins time to obtain official utterance of
any Kind with regard to the reports tha, the
president had decided to issue Il proclamation
restoring duties on sugars, moasses. coffee,
hides, etc, imported from counties that have
not negotiated reciprocity treaties with the
United states under the provision of the Nc
kinley act. Government officials dismiss all
inquiries with the mple statement that the
report is unauthorized. 1t is expected that an
official announcement will be made in few
days.
The effect of the proclamation will be far
reaching. The only countries that have con
cIuded reciprocity treaties with the United
states and will onsequently be not included
III the proclamation, are: Brazil, Cuba, Porto
Rico, san Domingo and the British West Indies.
The treaty with Germany is not yet ratified,
ana reciprocity treaties are now pending at the
state department with Mexico, Guatemala,
Costa Rlca Salvador, Colombia, Venezuela,
Ecuador and Peru. But until these treaties are
ratified into all accomplished fact the president
will not take official cognizance of them. As
soon rs each treaty is ratified, however, the en-
barge will be removed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
Senatorial Contest Rumors.

WAsHINGToS CITY, Dec. 1.-THE published
statements that Republican senators have rir-
tually decided to contest the seats OF Senators
Hill, Brice and White OF Louisiana, attracted
some attention among the senators today. Care
full inquiry fails TO disclose ANYTHING like any
organized movement i'll that direction, and IN
fact it appears that the Republican senators
have as vet given the subject little thought
Republican senator said today with
regard 10 Governor HlPs case, that
the charges would be substantially as
follows: That his continuing To hold
Office after March {, 1891, when he was entitled
to the senator's Office. was admittedly in
compatible with the senatorship, operated as a
remuneration of the latter and that IL had
already done So the important question pre-
sented is as to how long person thus situated
could hold the goveruorship aud keep the
senatorship vacant. The story as 10 BTlee Is
that all that viii be done viii he confined TO
the few remarks made by senator sherman
when the credentials were presented. As 10
senator White il can not - learned that there
is any intention on the part OF the Republicans
TO make contest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
rorrEgIsG INSURANCE COMPANY.


TACOMA, Dec. r.-[special Wv. p Bonney
was appointed receiver Of the North Pacific
Insurance Company this afternoon at the re-
quest of Insurance Commissioner Weir. The
petition Tor a receiver sets forth that the capital
stock OF the company has been impaired, aud
that there was danger OF dissipation and waste
OF the cornpany's funds ami hat il was practIc-
ally inso!vent, as II owed 5000 more than IIs
resources Further II j. stated q the petition that
irregularities exi isted. and among other things
that $4,000 IN notes which had been placed
in the hands of c. :. Bridges as trustee, with an
agreement that they were not 70 be released by
b IA except by the consent ot the insurance COM
missioner, bad been released contrary 70 this
agreement Upon demand that these notes be
returned ior the benefit OF the company, they
were secured He says the company failed to
make good It's capital stock within thirty days
agreet-
The facts regarding the standing of tais coIn-
rsug were Published about three wees ago IN
the Pcsr-I STELLlGEScER Mr. Welr stating al
the time taat 81, o. OF tbs capital stock had
been hvpo.hecated. bat taat the company had
nrreed 10 release the impaired capital within q
reasonable time. Receiver Bonney furnished
bonds os 0.0o0
KesardIrg the coinpany's finances VIZ. Weir
stated tonight that while the official. OF the
corapany claimed sI}.959 IN stock certificates
tat been issued, ha found t5atthe boz Ks showed
that ST. 90 had beeu issued Eor part of This
stock notes had been issued Tor $3.50 but
which the officials did not clalra 20 te good
Mr. Weir appraised the assets a. s-5.o0 stock
notes and t-sQ0 worth Of Office furniture ana
fixtures and tna company considers the eoiia..r
worth rtach uofe than those figures. Tee cora-
r,srv advertised to haye Ss1Go paid u cap. tsL
Weir took Il certificate oi deposit for $.otse for
the compAny's reserve i8nG, tnis iunf consist
ing OF securities placei with the Gsshingtc.l
National oauk Nj ouinstte- wbo Is treas urer Of
the insurance c0Inpany, being Interested in that
institution. Wei- found ,bst the hank dia not
respect the certificate 81 deposit and had Fe-
leased the securities N various ways. Tbs
hank cousidsEed ina. the securities covered 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
Seized Because Sent in Foreign Ship

PORTLAND, Dec H.-[Special l-The collector
of customs. acting under instructions from the
treasury department, has seized lot of goods
OF American manufacture which came here on
the Ochtertyre from Antwerp, having been pre-
viously shipped there from New York. The
greater portion of the goods, consisting of
miscellaneous assortment OF nails, chains.
bar iron and other hardware, are Tor Honey
man, DeHart IL Co., whose invoice amounts To
$l9,036 90, and the remainder, amounting in
value TO s2,595.G7, ara for Knapp, Burrell & Co.
1t is expected that the court will allow the
owners to give bonds and take the goods. The
question involved in the seizure OF the goods is
not question of duties, as they are non-duti-
able, being OF American manufacture, but they
are seized on account OF being transported as
alleged, in foreign vessels from one port in the
United states 10 another.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
NEW ATTORNEY WANTED.
Austin, the Woman Suffrage Champion,
Supposed to BE Insane.

OLYMPIA Dec. IL Especial. THE Washington
Equal Suffrage Association held a session here
today. Edward EldriGge, OF Whatcom, pre-
sided. The attendance was very small, the only
delegates from outside Of this city being Miss
Kennedy, OF Seattle, and Mr. Eldridge. Mrs. A.
II. II. Stuart, of Olympia; Mrs. Chapman Katie,
OF sc title, aud Mrs. Isabel l. Saxon. OF
Whatcom, were chosen delegates -
attend the national convention of
woman suifragists to assemble in Washington
City on January l.. Officers were chosen as fol
lows; President, Edward Eldridge; secretary,
Mrs. Bessie |. Savage, OF olympia; treasurer,
Mrs C. T. Hale. Of Olympia. The association
will attempt 10 secure Colonel T. q. Iugersol to
represent IL before the United States supreme
court in the suffrage appealed from the
territorial supreme court, ii being feared that
Attorney Austin, who went East from here
few months ago TO appear for the association al
the hearing. has lost his reason. The case is to
be heard within few DAYS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
THE STATE TYPoGRaPHICALU UNION
Its Organization Completed and Ofncers
Elected al Tacoma.

TACOMA, Dec E.-tSpeciall-The Sixth dis
trict of the International Typographical Union
today effected the organization of the Washing
ton State Typographical Union. BY resolution
the state union favored the organization of stats
unions as against districts, AS now prevails in
ell portions of the United States except in New
York and Indiana, which preceded Washington
In the organization OF the state unions. Tho
Washington union adopted constitution and
bylaws, based upon the constitutions aud by
laws of New York and Indiana. The following
officers elected this afternoon:
President, Sam De Nedrey, of Tacoma; vice
president w. II. Cuiliu, of Victoria; secretary
treasurer, y. W. Bush, of Chehais. C. +.
Hawkes., of Seattle, appointed district or
ganzer vice c. NJ. Lynch, of Spokane, resigned.
The appointment OF Mr.. Hawkes. Will have to
be approved by the president of the Interna-
tional Z Union, the wish of the district or state
unions being respected in giving such ap-
proyaL The Victoria and Vancouver unions
viii be included as part OF the Washington
state union.
The convention concluded tonight with o
banquet given by the Elks at their hail.
The name of the organization is the Sub-Dis-
trict Typographical Union of Washington and
British Columbia. The next convention will be
held the first Wednesday of May at New What