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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20

Holcomh, Mr.. and MrA r. Denny, Mrs..
Peireich, Mrs. Ward, Miss Jessie Bass,
Major and Mrs. Willard, Miss Willard,
Mr.. and Mra Z Cowiey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard,
Mr.. and Mrs. z B. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs 2 II.
CalIigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Aggasiz, Misses Beach,
Ara Levi Gilbert, Mr.. and Mra p. W. Roches-
ter, Judge Orange Jacobs, Judge J. J. McGilvra,
Mr.. J. T. Ronald, Mr.. Abe spring. Mr.. T. B.
Wrestling, Judge Eben smith, Mr.. G. K Jenner,
Mr.. Frank PeItret, Mr.. John Wiley, Mr.. E Il
Blaine, Mr.. Gilbert smith, Mr.. and Mrs J. +.
Lee. Mr. Charles Prosch. Mr.. Whitlock, Mr.. l.
Marion, Mr. Byron Phelps, Mr.. J. Alexander,
Mr.. Marion Frye, Mr.. z W. Meek, Mr. J. w. Ed
wards, NJ Il w. Higgins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Dull Weather Dampens the
Ardor of Entertainers.
MRS. POWERS FINE RECEPTION.
Mrs. Haines' CotflIlon-UnftarianC Church
zeal CIub-sociaI Personal News.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20
Reception for Miss Mcclellan.

Mrs. W. Mcclellan gave reception Friday
evening in honor OF her daughter Maud Nc
Clellan at her home on NECTAR street. The
evening was passed very pleasantly with music,
songs and Rotations. Mr.. Ed Long and Miss
May Long gave banjo and piano duets and solos,
Misses Blanche and Addie Waite sang duet,
and Miss Maggie Sultan gave recitation. A
sumptuous lunch was served before the party
dispersed. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. Mcclellan, Miss Maud Mcclellan,
Miss Lottie Watts, Miss Blanche Waite, Miss
Addie Waite, Miss Maud Fiier, Miss Nettie Les
ter, Miss Belle Humes. Miss Hattie Monahan,
Miss Mamie Long, Miss May Long. Miss Maggie
Kenna, Miss Emma Williams, Miss Susy REESE,
Miss Maggie sutton, Miss Della Wintermute,
Miss Maggie Davies, Miss Bertha Marks, Mr. w.
Long. Mr.. Z. Long, Mr.. 5. Humes, Mr.. J. Alex.
ander, Mr.. ID. Alexander, Mr.. II. sutton, Mr. "a.
Salon, Mr.. E. Friend, Mr.. W. Inglis, Mr.. NJ.
Brewer, Mr.. II. Robinson, Mr.. d. Mcclellan, Mr..
G. Walker and Mr. w. Martin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. shafer celebrated the
twelfth anniversary OF their marriage on FRI
Gay evening at their residence, No. 800 Bell
street The house was beautifully decorated
with hop vines, flowers and ivy, and o large
number of guests were present Many beautt-
fui and appropriate gifts were received. Dainty
refreshments were served, after which the COM
pany participated in songs, Rotations and So
ciai converse. Among those present were:
Rev. and Mrs. I. W. Read, DR.. and Mrs. Coe, Dr..
and Mrs. Farwell, Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Durant,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Brawley, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Brawley, Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Mears, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Knipe, Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Craven, MI.
and Mrs. A. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bahnt-
age, Mr.. and Mrs Fl. z. Shaffer, of Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Ames, Mr. and Mrs scouten,
Ars. and Miss Russell, Mrs. aud Miss Bartlett,
Miss Elsie Hall. Miss @. Guild, Miss Edith Shat
fer, Miss T. Alma Durant, Mrs. Martin, Mr..
Bixby, Mr.. Hendrie, Mr.. J. Shaher, Mr. Ned
snafer and Master Henry Shafer.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
SILVER POOL MATfERe.
Questions aud Auswers 10 Yes.
tsrday's Investigation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lG.-At the meeting
Of the silver pool investigation committee
Representative s. v. White, of s. v
White & Co, New York. was examined
He was asked concerning the testimony
given by Representative Abner Taylor &c
the effect tAst he bought silver on margin
through the firm July 18th, last, three day,
after the passage of the act. He said Tay.
lor's testimony was accurate.
The firm had very few accounts with the
members of Congress on its books. He
had never solicited business from any
member Of Congress, government EN-.
pioyee. or resident Of Washington in bi,
lie. The firm never bought silver for any
congressman other than Taylor; nor fol
any senasof or other government employee
White knew nothing of the alleged silver
pool except what he had seen in the news.
papers. White testified in response to
further questions.
Heidelberg (prcyious witress) must have
misunderstood what his (Wbite's) partner,
Hopkins, bad said to him (Hedenberg) OF
he would not have testified that the witnes 50
firm had an agent 10 Washington for ths
reason that the firm never did have any
agent in Washington, directly or indirect
ly.
White further stated that he had examined
the accounts Of every memter Of congress,
senAtor, and government employee thai
had any dealings with the firm. before be
came to Washington, and said it showed
not dollar on account Of any person con.
nected with the government except Repre-
sentative Taylor for the purchase or sale
Of silver.
Adjourned.
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sAed impesishAhie glory spca Amesiua1
arms and were Tie ,dolsed leadees Of ~
Union army.
/ Resoised. re hereby record ~ Aiah
appreciation Ia ~h.ch tas AusStcan psePle
hold the chsrasssr and sssvices Of Gsnesal
sherman - eee Of the greaesst soldiers of
his generation, one Of the efsndsse paisiees
our country ever psoaucsl, - Q noA1e nan
10 The ercadeet and falisss incoming Of tAe
word. We minsie our ssise With sAat ot
the naticu. In moarnine the departure az hee
great scn, and Of The survivess Of hassle
scasrsd veterans whom he led 10 victory
and peace, we especially tsadsr oue
sympaahy and coincidence 70 thoss who oso
bound to him By tics Of blood aud strong
personal affection.
Received. That the Speaker appeinl Q
committee Of nine memhsrs Of the House
10 attend the fupe,ai Of she late generAl.as
representative Of this body.
Resolved. That copy Of thsse rssolu.
tioas be forwarded by the clerk Of the
House to the family of General Sherman.
Cutcheon, 0eosvenor, 0ushwaite and
wii!tams OF Ohio, Henderson Of Illinois
and vandevcr Of California paid brief uib.
utes to the memory Of the deed esnsrAl.
Cogeswell Of Massachusetts referred b
Gen. Shefn,aa ~ the military gsnuis of
the var. aud Invoked the divine bleeding
upon his memory
Wheeler Of Alabama voiced the ssnti-
@ent Of the confederate soldiers In 81.
pressine his sorrow at tho demise al Gen.
sherman, and in tsstifyiog " his great
military shill and ability.
The revolutions were unanimously
adopted, aud the Speaker appolussd the
following committees Cutcheon. 6plnola.
Coggs SELL Cummings. Grosvensr, Kiln.
sey, Tafnsey, Henderson Of Illlnois and
Outhwaits.
Hou.e adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
AaRANoEsBnrs ron ruNnBA
OF General Sherman -Rsmains H..
peotcd to Rssch 1t Louis Saturday

NEW YoHK, Feb 10 The remains u
Gen. Sherman will BIZ placed In the burr u
c.sket tomorrow morning. and taken TO tie
front pxrlor on the hrst floor. The gre "
commander will be dressed In the full uI l..
form OF = General Of the u. 3. arm.
Until Thursday none but members Of ,i,s
family will be pcrmitts to see the body Il .
smaIloess OF the house will admit Of ou'
few viewing the remains and only tho I,
wiIf be admitted who make special =, .
quest. This will be the only occasion upo
which the remains can be seen.
The orders for the procession and Its Ii, ,
Of march were practically completed t.'
night. The route will be from Eighth ~.
epuc to 9th street, to Fifth avenue, 10
Washington square, to McDougails stree {.
to Watts street, TO King street, 10 Dssbfo, :
ses street ferry. Minute guns will be fire 8
during the movipg Of the cortese. II
expected that from IL 900 10 II 900 mt
will bs In line. The Stock Exchange vi
be closed on the day Of the funeral; u !
Produce Exchange viii stop business /. :
po1n.
The funeral car will be placed on H.
regular st. Louis fast express on the Pen,
sylvania road at 30 Thursday eveni /.
and 10 expected 10 arrive at 81. Louis Sc,
ardsy morning at 7.30. Only few Of H.
Generals family and relatives will 70 !.
st. Louis, and ouly one car will be use
by them. Pfesident Roberts Of Penney
vsuis has teudersd the family ..tbe use II
bis special car.
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cAHADA'0 cu1aIa.
The nGes Whcn 1ecDosald Dsssas q
1ssasoss ngsy Bssse1aliy nuss-

NosrsxAr. Feb. Is.--1hs csisis in the
hiacsy Of CAnadn Aas cone. 3hs elecsioas
vhich viii be hah thssuohoat ths estiss
eeasny q tAs 5sh of March ssxs sil sst-
| IL hss dsssiny = British colony. Dis
guise h maSfeR how one nay, that h shs
issua plais and bald which The present
epvsR1nsnt, under the leadership II Sir
John 4. Donald. u foscins, and fore
hG. 10, Win n sspesity thas u exceed
iagIy hietsT. "Treasonr and .ffai1oRr ass
tssms thas sss being used with gfsaa ffss-
nsss, and annsxafion 10 today - live .
question - 10 reciprocity.
Ths government 10 playing gams for .
ssefnendous stAks, and though some Of il
dice sfs losded there 10 Q fair chance Of il
losing and Of the men whom today il 10
branding - traitors assuming control by
the authority of the votes Of the people. Il
10 quite true the opponents of he govern
ment discIaim openly, at least 20 far -
their candidates are concerned, that they
are annexsfionists, but the Conservatives
have no patience with them. insisting that
unrestricted reciprocity with the United
States. which In their ofdcial contension
means discrimination seainst England that
discrimination against England means sep
|
lswsd by annexation. They claim thst an
nexasion 10 the only logical outcome. the
almost necessary consequence Of the liberal
policy. To this the liberals answer that
they are loyal 70 the British empire, but
IL it 10 necessary to discriminate against
England in order to save Canada, they are
Csnsdisns and will not ruin their future for
the sake Of sentiment. In other words,
and to put Il plainly, IL England gets in the
way Of Canada 90 much the worse for Eng
land. They are willing 70 make some
sacrifices, but they think more Of the land
which bore them and which gives them .
living than the one which exercises .
dominion over them.
Whatever the final outcome may be, and
it 10 yet too early TO calculate upon the re-
suit, - the candidates have not all been
nominsted and the attitude Of several
counties Is doubtful, ths general concensus
Of intelligent opinion 10 that there are three
courses, and three only, open to CannAa:
Firss-To remain British colony, but
to have the treaty making right within its
own jurisdiction.
Second-Independenc
Thifd-Annexation.
Time must soon point the course which
Canada will take.
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White chspsl Suspect Brought to
Court

w Wn1IoCuup0l 6ueptCL brought &c
Court.
LONDON, Feb. l6.--The police say the
circumstances surrounding the arrest Of the
man Sadler strongly tend to prove him the
murderer Of "Carrotty Nell" Of White.
chapel.
The Stepney police station, where he il
detained, was this morning surrounded by
. vast crowd, mostly women, who uttered
wild threats of lyuching and tearing the
prisoner to pieces.
When he was removed to the police
ployed to keep the mob from doing him
bodily injury.
When brought into the dock his face was
dirty and scratched. He seems utterly
careless as to what happens to him and IL
apparently entirely hardened He kept his
hands in his pockets and glanced clamly
Round him as if he was . disinterested
spectator Of the proceedings.
During the course of the prisoners ex
animation . man testified to the fact that
he had seen Saddler in company with the
murdered girl Thuraday night.
As the witness was making his state.
ment the prisoner watched him sharply aud
suddenly exclaimed, addressing the man in
the witness box: BE careful about wha,
you are saying
Continuing. witness described in detail
the visit of Sadier to small coffee chop
Sadler, according to this witness, sat in the
coffee shop with the murdered girl, and
seemed to be quarrelliog with her. SadIer
witness said, claimed to have been robbed
Finally Sadlef and 'sCarroty Nell left tbs
coffee shop separately.
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Colonial Question Pre- Eminent 10 Brit
ish Politics.

ish Politics.
LONDON, Feb. ls The colonial question
this week overshadows every other in
England. Premier lRhodes 10 in London
from South Africs, demanding South
African federation and virtually . license
also for the British colonists there to do Is
they like with the Portuguese. Newfound-
land threatens secession from the empire,
and Canada occasions the most lively
anxiety on account Of the reported move
ment in favor OF commercial union with
the United States. which is here interpreted
| - meaning political union in the not dis
taut future. Australia 10 comparatively
calm, waiting for the handsome fleet which
is TO make that island continent mistress Of
the southern seas.
But even Australia sends complaints that
too much indulgence 10 shown to France
and Germany in that neighbofhood and that
those powers must be warned away from
further encroachments. Under these Cit
cumssances it 10 not strange that the Brit
ish government has awakened to the neces-
sity Of doing something and that the route
10 Asia and Australia by way Of Vancouver
aud the Canadian Pacific is being enefget-
icslly pushed.
In aouitlOH 10 tuis, leauiuS Drlaou Sou'
ssrvatives and prominent colonists have
heen during the week in consultation - to
some fiscal arrangement for improving the
relations between Great Britain AID the
Greater Britain, but no satisfactory plan
hiss yet been evolved.
While England offers free trade to all
the world, she has nothing to offer to the
colonies in the way Of compensation for
special exemptions to British trade. On
the other hand, Lord Salisbury hesitates
| to propose an economic revolution, which
the adoption Of protective tariff, with ex-
enptioa for the colonies. would mean.
Lord Duuraven and others. however, see
no other way out Of the problem. Canada
calls for reciprocity with some nation able
to consume her surplus products. Most Of
her people would prefer Crest Britain, but
| il not Great Britain, then the United Stues
| is the only country worth considering.
Such is the question which conffonts the
Cabinet and the people. and for the time
overshadows even Irish home rule. 1t is q
que stion which sppeais both to interest and
| 10 sentiment, and which must soon be eet-
tied, for all accounts indicate that the situ-
atien in Canada has become intolefable.
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CIevsland's Dsmoraliz.d Supporters

DALLAS, Tex. Feb. 1s.-The cores
pondens OF the Times Herald ct Austin in
terviewed many members Of the Leeisis
ture on the letter written recently oy Ex
President Cleveland On the silver question
The letter has dsmoralized his supporter.
and with one accord they agree that he hs
committed political suicide. Hills friend
sre enthusiastic, and declare thAt he mus
and will be the nominee Of the Democratic
party in 1892. OF the members interviewed
16 are for Cleveland. 26 for Hill and /.
for some Westerner. With Cleveland on
of the race Texas will be q unit for Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
copvss ssatiop with 0ad Hndicg g-iol
the Bark Clerk.

LONDON, Feb. 16.--As clerk was max
ing deposit in the National Provincial
bank this morning he vas approached by .
stranger who asked him q few questions
re regarding the method Of depositing-
While the short conversation was going
IN. another man approached and suatched
the wallet from the clerk, in which were
bonds and checks representi g several
thousand pounds, and fed. He has not
been captured.
The Police officials are Of the opinion
that they are two expert American thieves.
The clerk seems unable to furnish the
police With any further clue than the de-
scription OF the man who accosted him
The National provincial banks employe has
furnished the police with the description si
the one vho stol e money.
The Bank Of Ergland notes are easily
disposed Of and there ID not much chancs
for the capture Of the thieves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
4 TOTAL WRECK
|M I 81. Jshl SchsslR n
Hlldk6chief Shells.
Duh 4 H llIh essdlsg d
calli&
Lewfseoa Dfssict lGeghodase la1sae-
tsrisi nGestisg 1t nGosn,ush.

WisTnaor, Feb. ls.--Ihe Levissor
district Of the Methodist ninisterisi meet
ing opened in Monmouth This afternoon
snd viii contiase three days. rhsfs IL {
good attendance Of misisters and ayusn.
The programme ID ysrisd and interesting
including addresses from prominent clergy.
men Of the denomination. II promises "a
be an enjoyable session.
Ths masonic bodies Of Winthrop vhe
have leased PsckAsd hall for term Of Il
yesrs. begin building operatoss This week
The building 10 comparatively new, one Of
the largest audience sooms in town and
vhsn compietsd viii be one Of the largest
and best in the Stats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
Flsudish 0utzsgss committsd on
auaalan lava.

Sr. PErEasBuna, Feb. l5.-The Rabbi
Markus and . Jewish physician named
Chsssanovitch, living in Grodno, has been
arrested and exiled from that province for
two yesrs for sending to the government,
in behalf Of Jewish community, . petition
demanding redress for the outrage COM
miized BY Russian doctor named Granvsski
Who vas charged With having branded the
word ''shief' in three languages upon the
forehead Of Jewish boy accused Of having
stolen sms1 quantity Of fruit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17
Landslide Crashes into q Passenger

PIrTsBuEe. Pa. Feb. 16.-A landslide
occurred on Duquesae Heights about s 80
o'clock this morning and big rock weigh.
ing zoo pounds fell from the heights and
crushed into 3 passenger coach Of the
Washington Pennsylvania express on the
Pan Handle railroad which vss passing as
the moment.
Miss Clara Fleming, aged 10 was instantly
killed. J. +. Donobue. aged 20, Miss
Mamie Baldwin, aged Is, and "A unknown
young man we're seriously injured.
TIE landslide wss caused BY the recent
continuous rains.
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Stallion whit. conias aola.

BursALo, N. r., Feb. IG.---in this cii !,
today, Gen Kufns l.. Howard solh the ., :
;irs stock Of his farm, including the ceie
brxted stallion Wilkie Collins. by 0eoYs
Wilkes, 2i2, vslsed ~ o2G 900, aod 81
,siisr trooi ns,es. stations sod youpssies I.
TO y. W. While, the Yuca:an gum million.
aise Of ClevsIsDd, for esO, 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-17

Bosros, Feb. 16.-The creditors Of
Hor.n Broe. furniture dealers Of Charles.
town, who recently sssigned, today ap'
pointed committee to put the Urn into
insolvency. Much i.dienation il mani
tested over the failure. Liabilities, aboul
els. 600; aseets unknown
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POETS ALONG aours.
OF The Sherman Paosiai Train Wi
Form q. Stations sod aaiute.

HEADQUARTERS
GnAsD ARMY RgPUBLIc,
RUTLAND vr Feb. IL, 1891.
Special orders No. 8 Posts on route OF the
funeral train Of Gen. Sherman on its vsy
from New York to st. Louis, will form ~
the respective railroad stations and SALUTE
~ The usin passes.
By order commander. in.cbisf,
J. II. GouLDisG,
A6i1tsnt General.
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Food 10 yohsssowa. valley.

JogssrowS, Pa, FEB. I6.--Wa'es 10
the river IL two feet higher than st ap
time since tie sh4st food and still rising.
reiegrans from Sbsds creek coy q large
log boom 10 liable to break ~ any tins.
Shon'd this nsp3en the destruction Of
bridges would be complete. Popular stfsss
bridge lefs toe piers todsy With . losd
cfsah
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Consul ooodsow Of. c.l.is peed.

CALAIS, Feb. l6.-Edwin Goodnov Of
Cals!s. consul at st. Stephen, N. B.. vas
taken suddenly i'll yesterday afternoon and
died this morning Of heart failure. He
was 30 years old He served several years
in the city government In Calais, vas Rep
resentative to the Legislature In 1ss3.s5
and Senator 10 1887. he was unmarried.
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Total Wreck on Handkerchief Shoals
UIonLAsD LIemr, Mrss., Feb. l6.-The
schooner reported this morning ashore on
Handkerchief Shoals 10 Florida, from st.
Johns and bound for southern port, load
ed with lumber. 1t will probably be q
total loss.
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controlIiog Intsssss In Diddslosd Gaa
Compapy Sold.

BIDpEYoRD. Feb. I6.--Horsce Wood
man Of Ssco, President Of the Ssco & Bid
defcrd Gas Light Company. has sold his
interest to Jere G. Shaw Of Biddefofd,
which gives the latter the controlling in
tefest 10 the company. Mr.. woodmsn will
retire in month.
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Confirmed Nominations OF AGsins
PostmastSrs.

The executive session today. confirmed
the nominations Of postmssters. Maine,
W. T. Smart, Of Lewistoni II. M. Paine.
Esstport.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs 10 taken; it 10 pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn sffectualIys dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ID the
only remedy Of its kind eve, pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its .ction and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend il
to al and have made ]. TIE most
popul0 remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs 10 for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles by aIl leading drug.
Rista An, reliable druggis. who
nav rot have il on hand -il pro
cure it promptly for any shs who
wishes to Ky l. Do aos acosps any
substitute
CALIFORNIA F1e sfxks 90.
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