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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-14

CANAL STREET TAX NOTICE.
" levied by the city council in the
by ordinance No. 1,4i8 TO prOvfoe IT, 2S
between Fifteenth and sixteenth q. s
structing sidewalks thereon. y DO r
able at the ONCE of the city treneS
not paid within forty days Of the r.
OF this notice with be declared deklp4 -
OF B per cent. added and intere1 Sl
per cent. charged II. w. MlLtHE
Pirst publication Of this notice Hexy es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-14
CITY vOrrCxr.'

G1TY TREAsURER'S Nrvr7r,r,' -
~ lowing city warrants viii s. ~ T.:
tation ~ the city treasurer's ONE ~ .<
this notice: 1890 Ere trnsf 49,
$50, inclusive. Wffisa
pas>.s xst. ,a.x CITY 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
Hkwg OF rHEnly

Joseph Payne Logan, one of the leading
physicians of the South. died at Atlanta
Yesterday eyed seventy years.
The Pope will nominate sixty bishops at
Thursdays consistory. including bishops for
Milwaukee, Salt Lake, Omaha and Dallas.
Reports to the Commercial Exchange In
Paris indicate that the yield OF corn 10
Francs this season will be only twc-thirds
of the average amount.
The recent census of ireland shows pop
ulstion Of FOG 162 males and 2317 076 fe.
maes, being deer eaas of 467 GA in the to-
tai since the last cengus.
Douglass Green he's returned to The Uni.
ted a.es and is said to be in Chicago. Mrs.
Alice Shell McCrea and Baby McCrea re-
turned with Mr.. Green.
Ia the lower hcuae OF the Pfassian Diet
yesterday the bill providing for the restitu-
ton of the clergymen's stipends oon6scated
during the KulturKampf passed the secood
reading.
TIE Massachusetts, Horse has passed to
bs eugrossed the bill to repeal the present
public bar law, which eqaires tbs no liquor
be sold over bar, but that the drinker must
be seated when eerved.
negro question began at Lake Mohonk, n.
Y, to-day. what Can be Done to Eman.
cipate the Negro from the Prtj 1dice which
Exists Against Him 2" will be discussed By
DR.. ]. l.. NJ. Curry, of Virginia.
Geo. ]. Schweinfurth, who calls himself
"Christ," has been denounced By q mass
meeting OF people at Kansas City as b!as-
oh. NOUS imposter, and given notice that II
be does not speedily quit that city he will be
treated to coat OF tar and feathers.
At the city election held In Galveston,
Texas, Monday, r. L Fulton was re-elect-
ed mayor for the sixth consecutive term
making period of twelve years continuous
service. He defeated W. II. Nichols, who
during Cleveleud's administration was door
keeper OF the House Of Congress, by about
one Thousand votes.
Hez,kiah Clagett, OF Georgetown. an old
and respected citz,n, committed suicide by
aspby xiation at the Mount Vernon Hotel in
Washington. On Decoration Day he took a
halt holiday. and since then he had not been
seen by any one who knew him, 30 far as
has been ascertaIned, until his body was
identified at the morgue last night.
The Gar, In responding to personal ap.
peal m de by an exalted parsonage on be-
half of the Jews in Russia, said he was de
tarmiped to continue his measures OF Jewish
repression, with view to q solution OF the
Jewish question. The Jews, themselves, de-
clared the Gear, hsd forced this policy
There had never been Nihilist plot hatch
ed 10 which they were not concerned, and
they would actively engage in propsga 'ir g
subvereive movements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
Confederate Veterans

The United Confederate Veterans are in full
force at Jackson. M 81. Almost every house is
handsomely d, corated with national and confed-
crate coloIs. Gen. John B. Gordon, the grand
comma, der; Gen. Kirby Smith, ieu.e' ant-gen.
ersl commanding the eastern department., and
General Cabell lieutenant general commanding
trans Mississippi department together with their
staff. are all at Jackson. The unwilling Of the
statue and review Of the several camps, took place
tod.y. General Gordon WAS escorted to the Cap
itol where the reception was held and whore
Gov. ] M. Stone delivered an eloquent address of
Welcome. He was responded to by Gen. Gordon
Tho meeting was then called to order by General
Gordon, prefaced by a few appropriate remarks
on the past work of the association and an earn
est ezhortaton for still more JEALOUS effort in
the future. resolution WAS submitted provid.
ing for the appointme ut of committee to consult
with Mrs. Jefferson Davis with the vtw of de.
termining upon and fixing the final burial place
Of e1-Presdent j frerson Davis, that imm ,diate
steps m sy be taken by this organic stion toward
The speedy erection of a monum ,nt to Mr.. Davis.
The resolution WAS REFEREED 1t was stated that
the want Of definite location OF the site reta,ds
tho coll, lion of su scriptions therefore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
Voorhees, on Cleveland.

In a recsntlypublished interview Senator Toor
bees, of Indiana, said II do not think Cleveland
will be the democratic nominee for the next Presi-
dency. You will find that lis silence on the is-
sues involved in the proposed infamous forco bill
will, in tho end, take away from him his supposed
strength in tho south The fight in the United
States Senate TO defeat the force bill WAS one of
nervous anxiety SAW day after day southern
Senators who, as generals in the confederate
amy, had never blsnched in battle, pale with
fear over contemplation OF such a bill becam ny
law They knew full w,l what such law
foreb ID led to the southern section. Amid it all
not ono word of comfort froC, Grover Cleveland.
The man cannot attribute his Indifference to want
of tim~, for he hsd ample time t. attend public
dinners aud write manifold letters on the
tsIif. Fut on the great living Issue, which meant
if it awaited the political and social degradation
OF tho southern people, Grover Cleveland never
by word Of mouth or pen threw the weight of the
il fluence he might lave exertod in any way to
aid his fellow dem Del ats to defeat bill which bad
for its msin object the perp situation OF tho repub-
licsn party and the political subjugation of
evety southern state. He is not entitled to
the gratitude OF the southern people, because In
the hour of their direst peril no was more than
derelct The democracy OF Kenttcky did not
deviSte from the democratic creed to please any
seprant hut planted its foot on good solid ground
and for the doing of which it il entitled to the
tina ks OF every patr otto democrat"
where do you expect to fbd presidential
candidate Senator p
He ought 10 be developed here in the w1st. If
we must 20 east favor Senator German, msp
Ct superb sense and equipment"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
RELIGIONS.

Ihs P esbytersn General Assembly at bet, oft
adj burned yesterday. Two hundred dollars was
declared the ma1imum Of aid to bs given stu
dents studying for tie ministry. The moderator
announced the committee to consult with the di-
rectors of u IN Seminary on the Briggs matter
The United Presby terrain General Assembly at
Princeton, Ind, prepared thanksgiving proc a.
IN alton, in which all churches are asked to join,
ia the movement ia the Southsrn Presbyterian
Assembly, for g petition to the governments OF the
world in favor Of pesce, and counselei members
Of the church from entering secret orders, even
when they were only beneficial and not oath
bound.
The Conference of the Atlantic District of the
German Evangelical Synod OF North America in
session at r chmond yesterday settled The diss
ereement that had arisen between the Missouri
District and Lev. C. Kirschman regarding the
transposition .of Rev. @. Newcomer, and which
resulted in disruD,i,n between the Missouri
District and the Atlantic District Synod. The
conference then adjourned.
The Dunksrds at Hagers'own yesterday de-
cided against divorces. A motion to prohibit
ministers usipg tobacco vas defeated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
Is Mr.. Wanamaker Implicated.

Councilman E ting offered resolution in
the Philadelphia council yesterday that
President Harrison he asked to Investigate
the conduct of the Treasury Department in
connection with the K-ystone Bank. II
seems that Postmaster General Wanamaker
IL mixed up 10 the bank fair In some way
and the republicans are evidently dispose d
to keep m alters as quiet as possible. During
the exanination of the backs affairs ye, ter
day witness said he thought Mr.. Wsna-
maker had exceeded hls discount privileges.
it having got up to 800. 900; hut it was soon
brought down to the $50 600 limit. Mr..
Eting made a most vigorous speech In de.
Tense OF his motion. He said Through no
,ki or energy on the part of the United
States officials the Treasury Department be.
came aware of the Keystone rottenness, yet,
for ninety days thereafter the bank was a.
lowed to remain open and the ty and citl-
zans of Phisd ,Ipbia were Invited 10 deposit
dir mnnepp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
vrRaINIA MRWs.

The Virginia iremso's convention met at
D.nville to-day.
Miss Annie Bel6eld Smith was married in
Norfolk yesterday to Mr.. Hugh M. Murrav,
sses.a ant business manager OF the Landmarks
q. M. Maeruder, wel-known farmer OF
Albemarle county, died In Washington yes.
teid,y. he was about torty-six years old
and was graduate of the University OF Vir-
ginis.
Rev. E F. Hateuck local minister OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, died
at his home pear Wiuch6 ster Thursday last
Mr.. W. /. Slsgle. a well-known merchant oil
Winchester, died Sunday.
The Richmond councils having guaran-
teed the interest upon $4,000 loan which
the S ate Agricultural Society will secure
gives assurance that an exhibition of that
society will take place In Richmond this fall
DR.. John T. Mason, surgeon In the U. g.
navy and afterward 10 the Confederate serv
lea, died in Baltimore yesterday. He was q
son OF the late Temple Mssop, of L1udoun
His remains will be uttered at Lees
burg tomorrow.
Toe auction sale Of lots yesterday at
Stannton was interruoted by rain hfter
$55. 600 worth OF property bad been disposed
of 10 two hours and half. The attendance
was large and the bidding spirited. The
sale will cootinue to-day and tomorrow.
A State convention is to be held at Pulss
XII on July Is to discues measures for having
Virginia represented at Chicago. Lieut..
Gov. Tyler has invited Senators Daniel and
Barbour, Cbsirman ] II. E Tyson, OF the
democratic State committee, Dol. Thomas
Whitehead Commissioner of Agriculture,
and others to be present and address the
convention
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
Confederate Monument.

JACKSON, Miss. June The monument
erected here In memory of the Confederate
dead OF Mississippi was uoveiled to-day In
the presence OF vast multitude. The pro-
cession to the site OF the statue
began shortly before II O'Clock. and
in The van were ten companies Of
the State National Guard. Next came
a float drawn by ten white horses and c,rrying
fifteen yourg ladies, daughters of veterans, rep
resenting the States Of the Southern Confederacy
and the Confederacy itself. Each carried BAN
ner with the name Of her State embroidered
thereupo-. Mis- Courtney Walthall, of Virgins,
carried a white banuer The procession was two
miles long.
The stars and stripes were carried st the head
OF every div lion and also aosted from the Capitol
Side By side with them were carried many torn
and battered Confederate battle Igs. The exer-
cises we're opened with prayer by Father A.
Picherot, distinguished Catholic priest, Of Vcks.
burg who had served through the war as chsp-
eli
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
Roanoke, or for the Improvement to that st
Norfolk, though appropriations for DOTH
III IL. lzal Ia

Roanoke, or for the Improvement to tnat 81
Norfolk, though appropriations for DOTH
we're made by the laet Congress.
Secretary Foster left here this afternoon
fer New York, for the purpose OF consulting
bankers and inanclers in regard to the e4-
tension of the four and half per cent. lean.
1t Is learned at the State Department
that the status of ths Behrirg sea exclusive
bill IL the British Parliament is similar to
that of bill which has undergone success
fully sill the tests Of party division In Con
gress, and amply remains to be acted upon
formally. TIE vote on the second reading
In the Commons is commonly regarded
as the final tess vote. The bill now goes to
the House of Lords which DeYer attempts TO
tn ygart the will ofthe Commencement In rsre
cases of UNUSUAL interest to the tory party.
So the bill may he regarded es practically
pesssd, end Indeed 1t Ia the prac Ice OF the
Britieh Government, when measure has
reached this stage, to Immediately prepare to
i've effect to it. provisions II there is need
FOR its speedy application, ss Ia admitted on
both sdee Is DOW the case. The next step
10 the negotiations is likely to be an over
ture TO the Russian Government to cooper.
ate with the Governments OF the United
States and Great Britain In enforcing
close season In BehriDg Sea, AID there is
belief by both OF the principals that no sub
etantial difficulty will be encountered In &C.
curing Russa's adhesion to the agreement
II is now conceded, however, that the seal
ers will have killed all the seals they want
before they can be stopped.
Congressman George Wise of Virginia,
who has been here day or two. left this
morning for California to look after some
pro party ihsre left him by deceased BROTH
err. Mr.. Wise taa determined not to be
candidate for re.eIet ton, and at the expira-
ton OF his prese mt term will practice law
In This city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
Foreign News.

LONDON, June 3-Thc election to &, =,
ancy for the city of London in the houso 40 Vac
mons caused by the desth Of Sir Rob,rt Nv - S0a'
Fowler, Conservative. ex-Lord Mayor Of 'I T
don, took plsce yesterds sni resulted N '0n'
turn Of Mr.. Hanson Conservative again. U re-
there was no opposi n. 'aOH
PARIS, June 3.-The presiding o6;c,.
bourse announced to-day that N yerrm @e
who did very extensive business, Wa, 80
ter on his contracts His liabilities ARC estim,.,
to amount to 100000 francs. vel
ROME, June 5.-The Pope, in order 70 49,.
against all possible contingencies, bs, in F,0'i''
cluded dehnitive wi In this 5oa. W.
bequea:hes all his personsl property to ~ 1,eh'
Sae
LONDON, June 3.-Mr BALI ur, chief s...
for Ireland, has sold his Scotch Highls,
Mr.. Coomb,, the brewer. The price pdt l-S, 70
Coombs is flCO.0O0. Ny
BUENos AyREs, June 3 There is no ianro.
ment in the fnancial situation here III t'',e
are selling q large amount OF geld Thai, S'
which have been compelled to close thai,
are the d Italian Bank, the new Italian D. y's
and the River Plato Commercial Bank. IT,
pec.ed that the French ard Italian b ,pk. MIN,
able to pay all claims against them in fnl.
LONDON, June 3.-The election comnj.to h..
ing 10 charge the politi al interests of tFo
servativss in the parliamentary division If r..
Belfast, have received letter from Mr. rdr..,
do Cobsn, the present representative Of thar 90.
stituency in tho House of Comm ors. VINO ~,
the jurisdiction OF the Englih courts in
der to avoid the service of a summon.
issued sgsinst him for nsmelcss crma.
In this letter Mr. de Cobsiu, referring to ,bo
charges against him and the dem .nds Of somoo,
his friends that be return to England and clo,.
himself OF the heiuous crimes with which h.
stands charged, .ys: 81 do not feel tina, n.
Lord points out to me as the path OF my duty thu,
should meet my accuse and imperl NV m.
and liberty, by swearing against large number
Of periured ruff ana Gods guidance docs not "a.
quire that should make such sacrifice
LONDON, June 3 -During the course o! 4 spe,c5
delivered to-day Mr.. Balfeur, Chief Secretary IA,
Ireland, ssid that the government ", uld shortly
issue proclamation suspending the crimes &C.. in
Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
THAT BnorHERLY Lovs.-Rarry Lea

THAT BRoTHERLY LovE.-Harry Lea
Post, G. q. r. OF Brooklyn, has Endorsed
the action oft Lincoln Post, OF Washing
tor, cor smnng the lea of pavilion at
Chicago for Union and Confederate war
relics. 1t iBstruots lie representatives. at the
department encampment ITO pre- ent 1880
luton to the effect that il such pavilion be
erected the legislature of the State of Nav
York at the next session he Re qles!ed by the
eucampuent to vote against any bill that
may be introduced for the purpose
OF spproptiating moneys to the ex.
hbiiion at Chicago until such obnoxious
emblems be removed, and the rules and reg
ulatious he amended 80 that any Uuion y, t.
Grams who iraternze with organizations that
display the rebel flag be inc igl5le to mem
bership In the G.. A. B." Grant Post, Of
BtookIyu. we're the hosts of the Confederate
Veteran Camp at Grants tomb on Decora-
ton Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03

THE sTEEL plate printers. employed by the
American Rank Note Company in New
York, recently struck. not for more pay or
shorter hours, but because the company re.
fesed to discharge four non-union men. In
other words, the men who belonged to the
uu!on refused to let four msn who didn't
choose to belong to isearn living for hem
selves and their fsmilies. Taere may be q
worse sort Of tyranny, but. If so, il has never
been recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03

FUNERAL CT A Bic WOMAN "A stse Of
extra sizs was brought to Philadelphia ye
terday from New York in which to remove
the remains Of Mrs. Ellen CIeary to GA
Cathedral Genet where the iotermen.
t,ok place. Mrs Ceary whose late husband
a liquor dealer, lefi his wife fortune Of
500 600, which now descsuds to their only
sou. weighed over 600 pound. The coin
which contained her body was feet Inches
In length end three feet wide Funeral se,.
vices were held ct ST. Ma!achl's Church,
which was crowded. Mrs. Cleary, " no con-
trolled only the income of her estate, gave
largely TO Catholic churches snd cheriti-s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON. d. O., June 1891.

Special Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON. d. O.. June 1891.
Senator Ransom, Of North Carolina, is
looking up some data for speech he will
deliver at the erection of monument to
Confederate soldiers at Wilson In this State
on the II b inst. He bias been informed by
Mejor Davis. q. q. a., In charge of such
matters at the War Department, that the q.
&. army during the war between the States
contained 277S 304 men, while the CoDfed-
crate army numbered less than 100000 Re-
liable Confederate records put she strength
of the Confederate army at less than 500 600
All The Justices Of the o. g. Supreme
Court have left the city and gone to their
respective circuits for the purpose Of organ
iz'ng the new circuit courts provided for by
the last Congress. The new courts will be
organized 10y the first OF July. though the
new Judges for them will not be appointed
until the meeting OF the next Congress.
A resident of Alexandria county, Va,
here to-day, says the property owners along
the liue of the proposed railroad from here
TO Alexandria, via Arlington, are receiving
notices from the railroad company asking IL
they will allow them free right Of wsy !;
also that they and others are In reoeipt of
proposals for options on their property. He
also says that public meeting will be held
at Walkers schooihouse, In the county, to-
night. for the purpose OF trying to have ell
Ere free schools In Washington and Arliog
son districts, in the county, mgds gradsd
schools.
The money In tbs Treasury is so low that
there is nope for the new public building ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03

A RELIGIOUS FIGHT PREDICTED.-JB
Joseph G. Carly, OF the Ontario Supreme
Court, saya: Il fear the loss OF Sir John
Macdonald will bring about one Of the 6erc.
est struggles ever known In Canada. The
battle will lie between Sir ]. 8. D. Thomp-
SOD, who is the Minister OF Justice, and Sir
Charles Upper, now High Commissioners to
E lgland. The Catholic party will fight Wig.
orously for Thompson. Thew claim that In
asmuch as there are l 40 71S Catholics in
the Dominion to about l, ESQ. 600 of all other
denominations, Canada ought to have 8
Catholic Premier. l. Is jaat possible that
Sir Charles Upper may prefer to stay In
Eoglaud, where he is fishing for peersgs.
In that case I suppose the Protestant party
will push Minister Mackenzie B,wsiI for
the position"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
The Blue and the GRAY.

Lincoln Post. G. A. R having resolved
that they deemed it inerpedient for an e1-
hiblt Of var trophies at the Worlds Fair 10
Chicago, considerable comment has been e1-
cited amoog veterans On both sides, especial
ly among those who baye been prominent In
bringing about the determination OF the blae
and ths gray on Decoration Day. Several
prominent men VINO served 10 both armies
have been interviewed in Washington, among
them Dr.. Fl. N. FL ward, Col. E l.. Costip,
Capt Thos j. Luttrell and Mr.. Frank
Hume, all OF whom regret that the spirit Of
sectional amin csity il still lurking 10 some,
and cay those who did the real fighting In
both armies are now the men who desire
to bury the past, while the bummers and
those who we're no good to either during
the cor fiot are the most radical and uncom-
promizing now that the danger is over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3.
Ex.CoNeREssMAN GRosvENoR. ultra IT

Ex-CoNeREssMAN GRosvENoR, ultra re-
publican from Oaio, has been designated ss
the man for an important and responsible
mission to Europe. But this same ideohcal
M. Grosyenor, since his appointment, mas
been detected In gross fslsehood. uttered
for a selfish, mercensry purpose. no"
can the report such man may make OF the
mission on which the government ls to send
him be rallied upon? A man false 10 one
shins is false in another, when 1t Will pron'
him to bs so and If the prominent repuoh-
cap politician referred to will tell oeiioer
ate falsehood in the face of witnesses st
home, how CAP better be expected OF MIN
win no body to question him 10 foreign
country? Mr.. GrosveGor's commission
should, but will not, be revoked. His serv-
ices will be needed by bic party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03

A DISPATCH from Viewpoints Nsws to the
New York Sun says negro was mobbed
and driven out Of that place last Sunday by
members OF bis owe race because during
the late coui t. eleci,n there, he had
made democratic speeches. Yes, negroes
are bul!doz q at elections 10 the South. but
ouly by their own race. The average south
ern negro stands ir much dread of his race
on election days as he does OF 'speli doc
tor" at other times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-03

A NAVAL ENeAGEMENT.-AdVic re-
ceived In Nav York from the stat OF war 10
Chill give the details of terrible battle on
the "a of April, between cruiser Mage'-
lenes and the government fl 1tilis, composed
of the torpedo boats Admiral Lynch and
Admiral Oondell. assisted by the torpedo
boat seargeanto Aldea, in the bay OF Chan
arsl.
The Government fl )tilla made the attack,
bat was driven off after hot engagement.
in which it had about % men killed and 60
wounded. A torpedo aimed ct the Magel-
Ienes had it's course diverted by cannon
ball accidentally falling overheard, and 1t
exploded beneath the British bark Bertha
e killing two OF her men. The bark sunk
and the British bsrks Alene ard Alhs.ross
we're also tjured Gu ing the fight.