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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03

United States Senator Stewart in = recently
published letter repeated the old false
hood that the coinage act OF 1873 was carried
through congress by stealth and fraud and that
the act was mainly the work of Senator 6her-
man. Senator Sherman in his reply proves from
the Record that stewart himself voted for the
coinage act of 1878, while be tshermanl voted
Arafnstft
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03

There are almost as many public paupers In
London as in the whole United States. The
weekly return of pauperIsm for the second week
in June In the English metropolis shows total
of 5000 indoor aud Ss,202 outdoor psupers-a
total of ss,23l. According to a census bulletin
just issued, the indoor poor OF the United States
numbered 7S,O45 aud outdoor papa total of
s726S London has population OF 1855; the
United States OF over g., 0O0, 900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03

The colored Grand Army men Of Washington
City will present protest TO the Detroit meet.
ing of the order against the proposal TO meet in
Washington City in lsq2, and the ground of the
protest is that In Washington City the colorsd
Yetarsna are trsatsd with ..disrssnectn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03
DEATH TO
R HEU N ATS N
Not Necessary to Suffer From
That Affection.
Dr.. PlOuf's Rheumatism Cure q Speedy and
Positive Destroyer Of the Disease.

The reason DR.. PLoUF offers a re-
ward of $500 for any case he cannot
cure is because his RHEUMATISM CURE
is dead shot for that painful malady.
1t is positively unnecessary to longer
suffer from rheumatism. The sufferer
who does so inflicts cruelty upon
himself. He can just as we'll be
cured as to suffer on. Without going
into details it is only necessary to say
that DR.. PLoUF's RHEUMATISM CURE
will cure any case of rheumatism on
earth, if the patient will only take it
Sent to any address, So per bottle,
three for S., six for $40, twelve for
$40.
Send for circular containing affida-
Wits OF some of those the remedy has
cured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03
Watchdog of the Treasnry.


Good News
Passer By-What kind of dog is that 2
Small Boy-I amt quite sure, but think
he's what's called watchdog of the treas
ury.
"Humphl Good dog. chr"
"Yessir. He won't let any other dog
take anything he wants hisself."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03


The Primrose League has greatly increased
the political ardor and ability in politics of
women In society. OF women enjoying wealth
in their own right the overwhelming number
are Conservative, so that all extension of suffrage
in this direction would add 10 the Conservative
strength, and so Lord Salisbury is disposed to
call in the property-owning women as new
allies, aud by rsapportionmsnt cut off forty or
fifty Liberal seats and add them to
London and other large cities, where
lies the great mass of the Conservative
strength. The strength of the Liberal party is
in Scotland and In Ireland, whose rural districts
have twice the representation of London, and in
the small boroughs, which have three or four
times as many. In 1885 It owed all its majority
to gains in the county seats of England. In
any appOrtionment on the American plan Lon
don would have more members than Scotland
by third, and as many as Ireland; in fact, Lon
don has sixty members, Ireland loS, and Scot
land seveaty-two
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03
There is fascination about sea lion
hardly equaled by the attractive power of
any other animal, except, perhaps, the
elephant

Gov. Pennoyer, of Oregon, favors q federal In
come tax, a fact that would surprise any body
that did not know Gov Pennoyer's kaleidoscope
brain, which every time he wags his head forms
a new picture. The governor has all his Demo-
cratic life acted upon the political theory that
the states and not the citizens OF the
states are the units OF the Federal
system; that the relations of this gov
eminent are with states rather than with
the citizens of the states. A Federal income
tax is not consistent with Democratic theory
that the national government has been consti-
tuted by states between states, and Ii is surprs-
ing that states rights Democrat should favor q
Federal tax gatherer in every community, an
effective means to sweep away state
rights and distinctions in the Federal
system and bring all the citizens of
all the states into direct contact with
the national government. Gov. Pennoyer
has swallowed great deal more than he could
possibly digest of old state supremacy 'gum
Shoes" eopperhead 'barbed wire fence" and
"free trade" salad oil, and he is beginning to
cough 1t up rapidly OF late, preparatory to swal-
lowing it all again in 1892, when his overloaded
political stomach has had good rest. Governor
Pennoyer's recent utterances recall the famous
description of New York politician: "a man
of brilliant incapacity, vast and varied misin-
formation and great intellectual requirements"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03
The Streets Are Rad Enough Now

Sumner Herald.
The city of Tacoma had better call In her base
ball club and put its members to work On her
streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03

Union Ice Company. Telephone i5a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03

Union Ice Company. Telephone 159.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-03

Office Open Sundays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

grn insurgents had been killed during the
skirmishes and combats between them ana
the whites. when they were defeated
aud took 10 flight no quarter was given
when ovortaken, but whenever they
ceased 20 resist and surrendered, were
taken prisoners and treated with becoming
humanity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

designs, "a well for street as for dress uses.
",nny othnr flowers are used, but these,
WIN 'oiets, palc-pink jonquils, hyacinths,
suu gay shaded velvet tulips are tue pre-
ieiIeu blossoms that CLEAN amid odd winter
surroundings OF fur, velvet, and sable
plumes.
conspicuous bonnet In an uptown i'm
poitng mouse. Is made Of chamois leather.
Al II Dordered with astrakhan and trimmed
with group Of blackbirds, hut chamois
leather. nevertheless. and the contrast Is
very elective and the style good, even
though carried out in a material usually as
ISOLATED with windOw-cleaning and the but
ler's pantry. On the pale yellow the black
trimming and birds stand out in excellent
relief. Several Md bonnets are also exhi-
bited. one trimmed with bands Of steel and
bronze passementerie, dotted with fine gold
nail-hoads.
None OF even the most elaborate evening
toilets are quite sleeveless this season.
which is quite a satisfaction TO those who
do not endorse the poetic idea Of beauty UNI
adorned. often, however, the sleeves are
mere pulls Of airy gauze, but they are
sleeves, nevertheless. and the gauZe is
very generally banded with ribbons or light
pearl pas. cmenterie. In a beautiful ART dress
a novel effect was produced by the lowest
straps on the right shoulder being part Of
a piece Of fabric which was run through
pearl slide. then drawn across TO the left
side Of the waist, and from thence falling so
rs 10 form the draped front Of the skirt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
oIssoLyrIoS Avn corA erNEEspIr
HAVING SEVERED OUR CONNEC-
IL 1ION with the firms Ol IERN q co.
and ". : BLOCK q CO., We have opened q

WHOLESALE LEATHER AND SHOE
FINDING BUSINESS
in connection with our. Tannery, ana pro-
pose Keeping iull lire Qf ife5h and seas On.
able gOOde at tsucin priees.
Having our own lannery, we viii be the
headquarters on Sole Upper. Harness. skirt
ing and Collar Lea .her, and 10 VIII be 10 your
interest tO purchase from Us, as We Will be
able To save YOU money.
Z trial order Is solicited, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Mcssrs Z. J. HYDE and lEOUOLQ HAHN
will be pleased 10 3erAe their friends.
higuesr "a sh prices paid for hides.
r. sDeCuully,
JAMES KIEEtt TANNING AND
LEATHER COMPANY,
ja25fel LEE STR Us, trOprle,Or.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

Headache. neuralgia, dizziness nervous
meas. spasms, sleeDlessness, nervous dys-
pepsia, dullness. blues, are cured 10y the Ner-
Yne discovered by the eminent Indiana Spe-
cla list In nervous diseases, DR.. Miles Fine
books and trial bottles free at owens x
Minor Drug Com pany. 1909 Main street, OPP
losiie pQstOfiice. or address The Miles Medi-
cal Co., Elkhart. ina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
$ early years he was "a member Of
nerican legation in foreign country
e large circle OF acqnaintauces he mad
Ere come in well now. lie is "a very JOIN
low. and story-telicr Of the first oldel
, Keeps his victims 50 well amused tina
.y bear their losses with equaulmliy.
TIE JUDsON MEMORIAL.
A memorial l0r the Rev. Adoniram Jud
b is being erected on the southwest con
r OF Washington square and Thompson
n.l. II Ls l-.IlollN clmnusIle DID, d
TIE JuDsoN MEMORIAL.

Amcmoual lor the Rev. Adoniram judi
son is being erected on the southwest cor
ner OF Washington square and Thompson
street. Il is decidedly composite IN its
character. consisting of church. "a bache-
lOrs-apartmlut house, school aud "a child
rtn's hOme-all four distinct, yet forming
one group of buildings with the same cccle-
sia-tlcal front on Washington square. The
frontage D. one hundred and thirty feet ANA
the depth one hundred feet. Light brown
brick, and pale yellow terra Gotta trim
mings are The materials that are being
used in lis construction TIE tower VIII be
loj feet high; and 90 the top there
viii he clock. The entire cost OF the
structure viii Doe S52uOJO. 10 is expected
shat the bachelor apartment house Will sup.
port the church, tine seats in which are to
De perpcually free. ~ mortgage eau ever
he placed ON tAe church proper. The Rev.
Adoniram Juds0n was the first American
foreign missionary. The Held of his labors
Was u Burm3h and he translated the en-
tire Scripture into burmese. lie suffered
great t0iures ior his faith. His son j, thc
Rev. Edward Jud-0u, rector OF the litretu
Baptist church, and tnat congregation VIII
worship i'm the Memorial church when 10 is
finished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
1WeOS& Minor Drug Co.
Opposite Po&'ollice a.im


NIRGlNIA-lN THE CHANCERY
' CDDiti DF lHE ClN Df HCHNON D..
IHE pam u - OF JAN 81, 1891:
James II. poolcv. executor OF Joseph T.. Car
rlngton. dect ased.... rlaintW {,
against
Peyton n. Darlington, liia J. ~. John. Ada
b. Darlington. ~ .il.am j Bacon niu lirilu
=. las wife. and their children. tnIiu-lun
Bacon, " lliiam Bacon. nu define ,iucDn,
which sald rhildrcn are minors. J II. Blake
more. Mamie l,cad Blakemore. George
Neville BlakcmOfc, lurruce Lewis Blake
more. Gordon GOrnilh and Nannic, his wife
who was Nannir olukcmOie-of Wnou said
Clarence Lewis and Naunr toruith are
minors. ........... ... ieitli ANTS.
IL ciIASCEhA
The object Of is suit Is the settlements OF
the estate of Joseph f.. Darlington and TIE
PAYMENT of debis ana the distribution OF said
estate according 10 his last Mil and testa-
ment.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made and fled
tuat the defendants i. n. Blakemuic. Mamie
Read BlakcmOre, George y. bIhkemOre,
Clarence lewis BiakcmOre. Gordon COrnlth
and Mamie COrnith, his WIFE, William j.
Bacon aud Della :, ms Wife, tarrlngfou
Bac01, willie Bacon. AMI Alkaline Bacon are
nom residents Of this Com nonwealth. they
are required to appear here within ,.tern
days after the due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary &C. protect incir IN
terests herein.
A cOpy-Tcste:
CHARLES W. GOLDIN. Clerk.
II. ii. MARSHALL. p. ~. Ji9o-sulW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01


"iELN-NoOM '"AI'
in "lne Volunteer. uJW running n san
Francisco, tle nero and heroine make au
ascent in "a balloon OBJ the top of the stage,
while the air..nIp D. shot ai hy the soldiers.
Tine other night tne balloon was struck by
some missile, acridenltily ioadei INTO lne
cannon, the gas escaped, ANA tne people
cam down Win lluulp'
s con-eri-nlu singer ia Bansley, Ing
land. was booted OH ine stage recently ana
Deer managers d'siaI'--4 PER 't oAS'' 9ue
went I'D court '''it i'' "nN l"' !i'-.
s..1c.d h0r VITA an assurance That being
booted ou the stage wa, not sum ID -hl
ground boz, dismissal. ana tle manager hAu
% pay no. only her wages iof Wet b, Dui
SID llr Wr'n-ll. di~caare
lh' cuAi'dn" 'H'' sun l,," '-- '''T'
iilef tne te'-' NIrfA9 ~ .l'' 7e'5",'' ID, -
-h"l" I"i'" '- ''.l'"S. "" PAM. '.'.'''
ir'npe-' twenty 'N' pr" com Jam
'-" -. .o'.i',,
hundred ana ninety presenting 7"ol-N
Vlats. -iNN-Hfc prcsehiin- h'i -jItiiid-'
Two hundred ANA lhlilteh fIe,e".ih. I.'I.'
come di--' eighteen h'I-'i'' .'.""-' 'n'''f %
hNt Naiiei5 -f-"hI il''l'. twenty -ll' 'e
300 I'D iil-' 'iA 4'i't 7i '"s' tni0o ~'..t''
Mics Oi e0dr"lto '"l'''''' ana one h"''''"
comedy oi-dil/ili"n-'
la7t year theatre, were DESTROYED nY h.e
I'D NanrA. ter' I'ri'h' Brussels Ah7iei-
alm- Sieiu", L.oNocf-' 'oil',au' iloll''
Bremen. L'urches' ifNNt-s ~td ll''l'h' 'e-,
lf,c" in a Joss ol oih cent people ana
Che inquiry I'D ''N' i.tl '''0 mum '"''
Uel- were smaller fires DO seven o.hti
h1i-es That Cco',iOaed slight accidents
Tine losses Oy h;e ln tmt -'"llN were
about the same Repeated I' nti
frantic assurances "y managers us 10 'n.
safety oi tleir n'.-,- are "Ispi''e" ''iuly'
wechil ut Afte a"I l'e"lc' 'hH' U'-.
iufammall'chdfa. Ter "' 'Atii H.e .I.I
iusultichoy 90 .nrl eNil@. WINE vac Hc'ii"-
of seats long aitci u'aso Us l"i lA '4use
oi cr0Ndlug tnht is Aiehl ltii- ei"l';
six OF the railroads. cehltlih- iu 'nlC@-o
have Withdrawn ihe -p''I'i I1'.7 'nd' 'nc,
offered % give % 'A.alii.'l Ieoi'e, "'i"
acicI' mgs- DOW pay l"'I l"i'' VIZ" 'N''"'
for baggage
Henry nus.e D, "".-,l or u..' ;a'
lhcrf. u" que '7.' g. '"V '-.'''' -,
tiea ana org ''",' '''. ..o
lar has jIsl ct'e'I'-.' N'7 9'i '"'' -'0' '''''
birthday 300 London.
SOCIAL SALAD.
,........,l. o.l thousands OF
"''D az 'I.,.,, ,r.V.o, y org via, mai,
,'''' i,, .D,..,,, ro overaIls fiat u8,
C.'.,' .Sir,. IN cents vests gj cents.
O,'', a. and N,n.l shirts 81 a dozen.
f0@g ars' Obliged TO ind heir own thread
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

DESPERATE tI~l~ lANOl.
NuH 80. oulBx day. Tuesday the 2ji OF
-.-t. "a band oi Insurgents Attempted ID
rH .l.ir bloody work upon q Df. blouht
AND bis family. Ia's gentleman was ah
il.. ana when informed Of iue approach
blacks refused even o. make amy
Dr .. escape. abOVing al Toe same ilhe
l.-.tf.ntln ID ngat tQem 90 the last. FOR
f.0at.Is. Doe bad several pieces oil hre-aIin9
. H- l1u-r. one Of tucse was stll.d 10y
l.- -In. ID youth 0f seventeen years, the pnl.
"..' .li. ol zoe premises besides hilneei e.
M inr others were placed in lht hahu-
'. a., MA slaves who declared ibeF w"u4u
e.al hl bin ana has family 70 tne ueain'
r. uatlou- i1r toe coming oi tue muiuci-
.s Dad scsrc@ been made when thVy al-
iI and proceeded 20 break down iht
i..fl0Jr 0i The house with their axes. NO
t bad Toe, effected al entrance IMAM
i..l "rrs me, by a yOlley from tle molie'
garrison. several fell dead or wounded IN
uu tracks
loIul Blouut did not wait for the
a--i .tlts Go rally from Tile suudeh
All IneApected check. Rushing out upon
'l' u IrlerOus gang at the head Of ms men,
-' attacked them with such sig0r mat tnet
were soon put % flight, leaving tho dead
"i wounded men and several horses pc
hid ilDm. Among the wounded lett pfis-
p.er 30 DR.. Bl0unrs hands was one
A','e." Nat Turner's fayoriie oihcer'
'lnoniF called "General Moore" ne
'i- also slave % Mr.. Travis murdered the
gay before Wheeler Nat Turner wac
tesent al this defeat L. not known. But II
''ed 10 be- the last e10rt Of bis followers.
'-e insunecuon from that day was virtual
az ehd, and although there were SIN out
fAs parties Of the marauders, II was Wen
'"h that these were skulking Oh igf
eg into the neighboring ewanps. IL
80 e'll0ated that about one hundred ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
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Fine CUT-GLASS TOILET BOTTLES,
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Please remember that no Dressing Case
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Beautiful MANICURE SETS, &C., &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

KEEP UP THAT RAsPING Cough, at the
reri of breaking down your Luugs and
Throat. rather let the afflicted Immediately
resort al once TO DR.. d. James ExpeotOrhnt,
which Curesall Coughs aud Colds, and qme-
iorates all Lung Complications and Throat :
ntis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF Liver
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache Indigestion Con
-tiuation or Costlyencss ~ cannot cure with Wcsts
liver Pills " hen the directions are strictly
complied with They are purely Vegetable, and ~ en-
sflfo give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxez
containing 20 pills, g cents Beware OF counterieit
AM, inn ATOMS The genuine manufactured only ~
fliE John c wI.sT COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL
sold YEP. REEVE & a.. 6O2 east Mar
sh1 m street. richmond, Va.
a23-tr, 81, Wely -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
TURNER'S BLOODY REYOLG.
CONCLUSION OF The STORY OF
HIS GREAT UPRISING.

thc saacrnfs Of women and children taking
refuge from The iusurgcnt negroes IN %,
depths Of the ncighhoring forests. In the
meantime the latter were pursuing their
bloody career, unchecked and supplying
.tl other incidents worthy Of notice here
Among them was tine case OF "a Young mar
rcl couple Of high social position. who had
u.t received the congratulations o. thcI
friends in their ncwly.huiit home. Thin
ta. ana uuprotond.ng cottage. planned p,
Ha rroom himself In onoof lbs rooms had
I..u arranged "a recess, So cUnuiucly pro.
tested from observation that It's cVistcuc,
n..l never oc suspected hy au initiated
person.
Iuc youug husband had taken care % ict
I.- bride into thc secret of Tins closet iuien-
I l1r % receptacle Ol Naluah,cs Of all
kinds. lrt 90 Dee strictly kent from
Oil. knowledge Ol Che servants. lh.y bad
SCARCELY n.en established in tAeiruew h0m,
n... tag instruction hr0hc out. On he
t..l day tAat ~ Turner had murdered hi~
..H-..I and family Doe aul hlS gang NI~Ifr.
t cottage iu,troiarred to. lhe couple had
... .u. servant, "a negro woman. who fnr-
.rsf..y WAS not at ilc house when OBJ.
.T..Iors arrived. Although IImers off
u..t bad taken place 200 ile nD.-hnUrao.d
.rl.- Keys uau reached their Gags, thes
bad uaf realized tlc danger which then
threatened them. until They suddenly ole
e.A.l group oi mounted negroes ai-
preaching thc house. AuustlIt of Thought
determined them what i1 dl.
DID. husband would haHi'tlme t0 escape
. Che uelruh0uug thlckff. nut tle W.f.
could u0, possibly undertake o. follow him.
therefore iO.k Oh" Chances ni lilIn-
.r>.If Iu tbe secret recess. Here She
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
NORTH CAROLINA TROUBLES.

BEFORE bringing this article 10 q close. il
NAV De pf0lcr 90 say that The troubles 10
North Carolina were brought 10 a close
simultaneously with those in Nlrsiniai ara
in' accomplishing this desirable object the
naonle of that state had exercised the same
bi,b .t,alliies az mercy and justice ihal
b,d characterized the conduct Of the IT.
..i,isn.. On ihc 3i-t OF August the HoteT-
nor of that state 0ff ,i2ay announced thal
tiere ygpra no longer anY elgns ~ inshooi-
Iin.tion among the blacks. tbGt thly were
,be,. ',,ni.f and Heaceabie. He fuitaer urged
t,st .lf...gh due vigilance be exercised
,,,.,,i. should not "euHer me present. e.f-
r,,i,,,,ft 10 cause them 70 desial" from hcr
...,.,.3o,,e8 ,oih anil W)derdte t,ost-
Gamma, AIqreS." aud that the 'lunO'
,..,, .bould not BE- made % shuer i3t tne
wicked. nor The Just Do COMPOUNDED win Tie
unjust" 49,. ooo white man
a. 49,, dataricI In Northampton county
~ 80, lie elayes 10 revolt. But, 10 quote
sa( ,voTds of the narrator. "ite wretch mao
aid dearly for his crime by having sesefSi
- ,you charged flashed at hlnp' me te-
s,'it az witch NAV be well conJeclufed
on the BON Of August, 1871, "enerai
tnnes reported 10 the Governor tha' pFesl
XXX, vas auiet in southampton. As aPie-
e mi strong patrols were Kept up. IN
..''V,i.s,tions were im progress ana tne regu
80. were about 10 begin. All tue i'd
80 '..l,a,,ts had been caught exec tne one
1850 ,.an IRA IVES most 70 DC uesi,su'
IN, ,hIs redoubtabl9 chief managed 20
a,,sda for a time his pursnerS wiz Dc soi'
hereafter.
fr9acfu1cd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

NIRGINIA-lN TIE CUANCERY
' CDIiti DF lItE CTN DF HICHNO> b..
THE2iiH ~ or JANlAI.N. 1891: