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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12
INAUGURATION OF M'KIsLKY.
Psgsantry without Preeedenf IN the
History of the State OF Ohio.

CorrxgCs, Jan. 1L-Wildau mckinley, ~,
was iusugurstsd governor OF Oaio 'oosg VIE
the most imposing psgesnfry and numbers Ia
attendance in tire states hissorT. Sothwita-
Standing the severity Of the weather the city
was crowded with people from all parts OF Ohio
and large delegations from neighoorins
stsssx The Legislature. supreme court,
s..ts officers and members OF the press
assembled IN the Senate Chamber, snc were
then received by Governor Campbell Governor
elect xeEiu1ey marched 20 the rotunda OF tie
csustog, where q stand had been erected Tor tie
esrsmoufes A. noon, after . happy tntrotuc-
tory speech By Governor CaInpbsl. the chief
Justice OF the supreme court administered the
OATH Of o1ice 70 MAJOR Mckinley. Hs then de-
liysred his inaugural address
he reviewed a: soEas length the progress made
By Ohio In population and wealth between 1so9
and 1872. During this decade, lie said, the popu-
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Archhishep kenrick.. Ceadiutor.

ST. LOUIS. Jan IA large proportion Of ira
Catholic priests OF ST. Louis met today.
sn2 ander the terms Of the Baltimore
agreement proceeded - choose electors Who
will elect three candidates tor q coad tutor 70
Archbishop ks1rick. These names vii bs for -
varded 10 Rome Ger the pope's action thereon.
Iass step Is taken bessGse the priests believe
tSsi .he interests Of the archdiocese are suffering
tron lack o. al Tor lie now feeble Archbishop
Ko-~-rE
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Republican Bsnou., i'm Ch,e.xo

CHICAGO. Jan. u.-General AIger and John N.
Thurston were among the orators tonight a.
the annual banquet OF the Hamilton Club.
Over 200 well-known Republicans from Chicago
and elsewhere in Illinois were present Cen
ersi Ayers toast WAS The Republican Party.
and Judge Thgrston's Hamilton
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rhrne Thnus,nh NILE. tnr srs-

TIE Northern Pacific Railroad CorapSay sre
selling @,locra!le tickets Tor SIS, good over EAa
main line ana branches 81 WASHINGTON, Oregon
aaa Idaho; also On O. & ". 7. railway; :, I.
:. E 3. railway CT n. p. trains over the S. & y
railway; 81 P : (. A. 5. 8 Cas- boats and
between Tentno and olympia on she ?. T. s :
railway. good loy enc year from date Of par-
eAzsc.
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Victoria Neua.

VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. u-Hon Robert Beovan
and ex-Alderman A. J. Smith were today NOM
mated for the msyoralty. There are eight alder
manic candidates in the James Bay ward, John
ston street, and seven in Yates street
The poultry and pet stock show which opens
tomorrow promises TO be most successful and
important Numerous entries have already ar.
rived.
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the governor TO commute the sentence, not be-
cause he is thought innocent, but because the
prejudice here again., capital punishment.
Governor Routt expressed himself today ia
yorsble TO the condemned man, and VIII prob
ABBY no. allow him 10 be hanged
CARSON CITY, Col, Jan 1L-Dr. Graves ar
rived here shortly after midnight in company
with several other prisoners.
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LoyDoy, Jan 1.-The Ca-osicss say: Probably
Il was . lively recollection Of the Alabama
award which caused the hitch IN the Bsring sea
negotiations English representatives need be-
ware OF ell ambiguous proposals emsnsting from
the other side. We believe, however, that the
obstacle viii not prove irsurrnour,ahIs.
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The Fraser River Frozen.

NEW WESTMINSTER, Jan. uL-lSpecial. THE
Fraser river Is frozen over about thirteen miles
above this city. Al present the ice Is thin. but
Ii frost continues fish packers win be able
to obtain asupply OF ice close at hand The
steamer Gladys attempted to make her usual
trip to Chiiliwhsck, but was forced to return.
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TACOMA, Jan. 1L-lspecial. street Commits
sioner Clinton has resigned and the board of
public works has accepted the resignation A
few months ago II was stated that Clinton's
Official head would be Topped of He viii 20 to
Montana, AMI il is said that possibly other city
officials will shortly resign.
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Tnrittnr ,he Jev-Baiters.

BKRrIy. Jan 1L-Ths Erszz Keitung, referring
20 the release OF Jewish butcher. arrested ~
Xanten, charged With numbering Christian
boy, insists that the release n sn error. The
paper maintains the truth Of the charges against
Jews OF killing Christian children for the pur-
pose OF using taeir blood in peculiar religious
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Oregon MORTGAGE r.x..,on.

PORTLAND, jan 1L-lspecisL- l-Attorney-Ge
eral Chamberlain gives IL as his opinion that
the state officers in making tax levy must use
the increased assessment prepared by the equal
izstioE board. Under this all mortgages viii be
taxed st their face value. The levy viii be
made on Wednesday
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The lows Legislature pe,p,,,..n

DIS MONIES, Jan. 1.-THE Iowa Legislature
convened this afternoon at . o'clock The House
is Republican by four majority. The Democrats
have twenty-five in the Senate, the Republicans
twenty-four and the Independents one
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Criminal, y.eu.t Ned s. re.,,,v

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. Hin ihe United
States supreme ccur; today the interstate cors-
Snercs cSse 81 Charles Counsel.nSn. applicant vs.
Frsgk Hiteaeeck, marshal OF United states dis
trlet eeuTs ios The Northern district Q; Illinois,
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Teaching Bows to smoke o,,r

TACOMA. Jan. u-(SpeciAl I-Fr.nk GRAY. .
messenger boy. aged Is, and Frankie Glide. a
d..FePu'sola Character, aged 3, were arrested
ms morning In Grax's room st the Wsv-
cry house. Tae pair were smoking
oF-aDs and the parsphernaaA, ;Rc,ul.
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Lady Macdonald sfandersd:

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. u.-Lady Macdonald ms
instructed her lawyer 10 demand from the To-
ronto Globe an immediate retraction OF the
SANDER in the connection OF her name with the
Northwestern land scandal
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sherman to BE Elected rod.,

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1.-THE election o;
United states senstor 20 succeed Senator sher.
man win occur il each branch OF the legisla.
ture tomorrow.
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TORONTO, Ont, Jan. u--Dominion manufact-
urers have formed q pool for the manufacture
OF wire nails. The effect of this win Be to
slightly increase prices.
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beginning Sunday night. November %. tse
ason Pac41e steamer Esssalo wlu leaxe CIV
aoSE AZ II q N. daily, exesp. Saturday Ic- Ia
So2ReE SG4 intermediate poIu.a
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Chilean Ore for Tacoma shelter.

TACOMA, Jan n-lspecial 1T J. Edmunson,
VINO has made Valparaiso his headquarters for
over year, has returned 10 this city and re-
ported to the Tacoma Smelling and Refining
Company, in the interest OF which he
went TO Chile. Owing principally to the
unsettled condition OF the government, he did
not succeed in purchasing any great amount OF
ore for the smelser. II has been the
accepted policy of the smelter company to
have ore sent here from South America
by vessels which would In turn carry
lumber back to that or other countries To
that end Mr.. Edmunson, who is well posted In
the value OF ore, engaged to work up trade in
Chile. Before leaving this state Mr.. Edmunson
took an interest IN various mining properties in
Idaho.
When young man Mr.. Edmunson was
thrown from horse in England, and sustained
a severe fracture OF the leg, and in returning 70
this city the limb was accidently injured, and
since his arrival here has been confined to his
bed. He was in Valparaiso during the exciting
scenes Of the first few months Nr. Edmunsoa
remained in Valparaiso during the
fighting resulting in the overthrow
OF Balmaceda Popular feeling is bitter toward
the United States, but he did not become pcs
sessed OF the dread OF personal danger He sue
ceeded in making partial arrangements for the
purchase OF a quantity Of ore, and viii probably
return to VALPARAISO. He considers Chile a
country OF good prospects commercially.
Epidemic Among Kittitas County Horses.
ELLESsBURG, Jan. II. - Especial The epi.
demic reported among horses In Kittitas county
does no: exist in the valley. 1t is said that
many horses have died on sauk prairie and as
sistsnoe was asked from the governor Today
E J. Wilson received the following telegram
from President L4lley, Of the agriculture COL
lege:
Does stock endemic continue in Eft.itss VA,
ley2 We can send our professor of veterinary
science 70 your assistance If your people pay
the travelling expenses
He answered that there was no endemic
among the stock IN tie vicinity OF EIlensbury
ana forwarded the professors p-offer OF assist
snce 10 Cle-ellura, which is near the so-called
infected district It lie learned tonight that Dr..
Harris, OF Rosiyn, was called 10 see some OF the
SICK horses and pronounced the disease conges-
ton OF the lungs. caused By exposure.
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The Republican journal., 1892-11-03
Benefits of the Mckinley Bill.

The American Protective Tariff League
recently sent letters to persons in the con
troll OF industries which, it is claimed.
were established or increased by the Nc
kinley tariff, asking information as to the
number OF persons employed, character of
products and amount invested.
The replies received show that 81. 2SJ
persons found employment in the indus
tries, and the increase in capital amounted
to $40, 1919, 600. The reports, it is said, are
incomplete.
The American Economist claims that
about 5000 persons We're employed in
industries actually stablished or increas-
ed by the new tariff.
1t is pointed out that only Is plants re-
ported the manufacture of tin. OF terne
plate whereas there are said to be nearly
80 establishments of the kind in the coun-
Try: and in the manufacture of pearl but
tons only SIX plants We're covered by the
reports, while more than 30 new plants
have been established since the Mckinle,
tariff went into effect.
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03
A Sensation.

NINE DAYS WONDER IN SMALL TOWN.
ACTS AND DETAILS FROM OUR OWN CORRE-
,PoNDENT SURPRISED MANY BUT DOES NOT
81 RPRIsE US
Mansfield, Ohio, is not large place, but
ertainly experienced great sensation
The people are not done talking about it
H. and indeed it will furnish the subject
If conversation for IA long time to come as
ell as food for thought
our correspondent. c. c. Coulter, who is
eminent and influential citizen of Mans
cd and agent of the Rockford ull) Silver
Ute Co., has furnished us with the facts
nd details, which We are positive Will prove
81 interesting to our readers.
have a brother, Harry E. Coulter, 81
4srS Of age, writes Mr.. Coulter, "who had
ever done days work in his life: never
M ten rods in his life-indeed could not
.n walk fast.
Heart disease was his trouble. Last fall
-ot the Grip and went down, down, down.
Two of our best physicians treated him
His tongue was coated badly, had back
. urine hlgh-colored, brick dust sedi-
4nt-WorSt I ever saw.
His stomach was almost as hard as ii
.rj, IN fact, we gave up all hopes of his
He quit the doctors and commenced us
Ilr. Greene'> NerNura blood and nerve
ady, and nothing else. and the third day
hrtftr. He is now better than he ever
% his life, can run and do violent eNer-
an., not suffer in the least
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

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~ d iiieetI15 " t"IoN sttp'eillS l"sI
"'eN l'Ieii ii''l s'el's "tle t'heh 1oNdiu
I1i n n'lliS i'e'uollc'n cup y c"llliiiiteet
report at meeting to be called by Chain
man g. O. Smith. %.
~,
Inc ciasS 81 - '@IoN l1FefsiIN' nave
erected oiilcels as lolio"s' lresloehl' W.
d. u''Ie' wee p " f. = i"rh'
StcIetar!' Jolih 'olell"il; treasurer +.
apMe' JI, oIatoi, a. ?. ~ non poet ".
/ lloill'h Histoiiai: RE" Lump; toast
master, II; L. w hlthah' aWaIuer OF
piss =, d, n ,t tAecu.IVe com
1 y, W. hiulllah' IA W. Mahllllan'
Il. - a mes co ~ on III o.es, :; a
D"'ielsn' T. d. ullhtoh' l. a. 1oll'l''
At meeting last week of the senior
class. Maine state COLLEGE. the FOLLOWING
officers were elected: President. n. VIII
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03
Superfine Flour.

'r is no article of food more generally
med than wheat flour in its various
J OF bread and pastry, but chemists by
nation find that by its use, mankind
"o-thirds of the elements that go to
up bone and muscle. The vital ele-
4 are the phosphates which are
tely necessary for the maintenance
'ih, and which nature has provided in
eat grain, but man has removed from
'lr in the process of boiling. 1t was
t that suggested the invention of Prof.
@fd of his preparation for a baking
IT, that would add these nutritious
Mates, and thereby supply the def
III the flour. In place of the alum,
yarter, etc, used in common baking
| 4s, he produced an acid phosphate, and
axes baking powder which not only
me dough, but leaves in the bread the
h9sphates of which the flour has been
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03
Another Big Yield of Carrots.

HE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL. Inotice
# week ; issue of the journal that man
mont raised three hundred bushels of
is on half an acre of land, which seems
good yield.
% # my neighbors, Mr.. Walter Bart
4 Monroe, raised this year on three
as of an acre Of land, four hundred and
uShels. They We're the oxheart variety.
seeds We're sOwn in drills IA inches
y and no phosphates of any kind We're
In the fall of 1890 barn manure was
a. on the grass ground and turned under
lowing spring another coat of manure
'0re5ld on the furrow, and fodder corn
p Wn on the land in the summer of 1891
aud was then plowed IN the fall and
'Fing ii was narrowed and raked off
garden rake. JOSEPH PATTEE.
moe, Me, Oct "a ~
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03
Bates College Notes.

/ Field, "a, has been elected manager
Students for the coming year.
scr % has been to Bridgtou Acad-
l~tructing i'll physical culture.
4 Freshman class numbers tifty-fve
Tiers are expected to enter next term
Vie tennis tournament Wakefield and
grew, @, won in doubles and Pettigrew
.gl-s.
IS came out in full force Oct. Dist, to
HE city in the Observance of Column
1ty. The students headed by the col
'Hpd led the third division of the pa
About one hundred students We're in
d 10 county is represented in each of
'lege classes 90, by w. c. Marlen, of
-'iile, and c. G. Spratt, of East Pa
9 ~, by E. j. Hatch, of Centre Mont
5, by h. F. Springer, of Belfast; and
+ H. s. Mason. of Belfast
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

The reply of the New York Yacht Club
to Lord Dunraven's challenge for an in
ternational race for the America cup has
been made public. The club says it has
appointed a committee with power to ar
range match upon the terms of the new
deed of gift, with the exception that no
dimension except load water line need be
given by the challenger, and the addition
to neither yacht will exceed by more than
two per cent. the length upon the water
line named by the challenger.
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

WALDO Ssh Court of Probate, held at Bel
w fast, the second Tuesday Of October
1892. JOSIAH c. DUTCH, Administrator on ne
estate of MARSHALL DUTCH, late of Searsport
in said County, deceased having presented his
first account of administration of said estate for
allowance.
ordered, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully. in the Republican Journal
printed in Belfast, i'll said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court. tn I've
held al Belfast, on the second Tuesday OF Noyen-
Der next. and show cause, if any they have, why
the said account should not he allowed.
GEO. L. JOHNSON. Judge.
A true copy. Attest :-BoHANP L. FIELD. Register
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

WALDo Ssh Court of Probate. held az Bel
" fast. on the second Tuesday of October.
1892. SHl BAL. NJ DI-NrON. Executor on the
estate of RICHARD NJ. LONETT, late of Lincoln
vile, in said County. deceased. having presented
his hrst and final account of administration of
said estate for allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof he given. three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in the Republican Journal
printed IN Belfast, in said County thai all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court, to be
held al Belfast. on the second Tuesday of Novem-
Der next and show cause if any they have why
the said account should not be allowed
GEO. f. JOHNSON, Judge
A true copy. Attest :-BoHAN p FIELD, Register
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03
BG)faSt.DGGr Isle &Bar HarbD1
MAY 2, 1892,
g. Steamer ChSTsME
-La.alEs ssszssss
,s-ZSzSszswEx CAPT. CROSBY.

5 U NJ NJ E r ARIA \ G. F NJ ENT
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.
Leaves Belfast every Tuesday. Thursday and
SATURDAY AZ 1000 \. NJ; Blakes Point. 100 Nj
Bucks ffarhor, 12.:}1 P NJ: SedgWicl 14n Z. NJ
Brooklin. 2.15 p NJ. Oceanville, $50 =. NJ. arrives
at Green's Landing about 4.15 F. NJ; arrives al
Bar Harhor about 500 P. NJ.
Connects at Isleshor" every trip with steamer
Cimhria for \. Deer Isle. Goose Cove, Bass Har-
boy $ w. Harbor. \. f. Harhor Seal Harbor and
Bar Harhor.
S~Dinner served on steamer Cimbria.
RETG-RNING
viii leave Green's Landing every Monday, Wed
ne>'laY and Friday at 500 \. oceanville, Sc
A. NJ; Brookln. 1000 A. NJ: Sed@wick, 1913 A. NJ
Bucks Harhor. 1l.3o \. NJ: Blakes Point II 90 NJ.
Islesboro 1245 ?. NJ: arrive at Belfast at 200 NJ.
Sargentvie, flag landing.
Connects at Isesboro for Castne and all River
Landings To- Bangor; at Belfast with steamer for
Camden, Rockland and Boston Steamer Cimbria
connects al 1SleSborO for Belfast every trip.
Freight taken AT reasonable rates and orders
filled promptly Freight for Blue Hill forwarded
via steamer from SedgWick.
Round "trip tickets from al! landings sold at re
duced rates a limited time
SAM'L H. BARBOUR. Manager.
f. W. PDrE. Agent, Belfast
f. WARREN. Agent, Green's Landing.
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

The reign Of terror, which has been in
augurated by some of the strikers at Home
stead, still continues, and it is hard to tell
what the final result will be. There is a
strong feeling among the law abiding cit
liens of petitioning the governor to have
troops returned and the town put under
martial law. They consider this the quick
est and most effective way of establishing
peace, where violence is now supreme
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

Flag station.
Limited tickets for Boston now sold at $50,
from Belfast and all stations on Branch
Through tickets to all points West and North.
west via all routes, for sale by F. f. CROWLEY
Agent, Belfast PAISON I'll 'CkER,
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager.
F. +. BooTHBY, Gent Pass and Ticket Agent
Portland. Oct. i, 1892
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

A special from London says Sir Charles
Topper has been appointed British pleni-
potentiary with Lord Dufferin, British
minister at Paris, to negotiate a CONNER
cial treaty between France and Canada.
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

The grand jury at ST. John, n. B.. has
returned true bills against c. B. Welton
DR.. Randall, Rev. e. Welton and G. Reid
on charge of conspiracy to defraud
These are the socalled graveyard insur-
ance cases in which the Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company and several other com
panies were victimzed.
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

| WALDo Ssh Court of Probate, held at Bel
| w fast, on the second Tuesday of October
1892; D. W. sPRATT, Guardian Of LIZZIE B.
! EVANS, minor of Palermo in said County hay
ing presented his final account of Guardianship
OF said estate for allowance.
Ordered. That notice thereof I've given, three
weeks successfully, i'll the Republican Journal
printed in Belfast. i'll said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court, to be
held at Belfast, on the second Tuesday of Novem-
Der next, and show cause, if any they have why
the SAID account should not he allowed
GEO. E. JOHNSON. Judge.
true copy. Attest :-BoHAS F. FIELD, Register.
WALDO Ssh Court of Probate, held at Bel
w fast, on the second Tuesday of October,
tate of PRINCE BESSEY late of Thorndike in
said County, deceased having presented his first
account of administration of said estate for allow
ordered, That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, Ill the Republican journal,
printed in Belfast, in said County that all persons
interested. may attend at Probate Court To be
held at Belfast, on the second Tuesday of Noyem-
Der next, and show cause if any they have WHY
the said account should not be allowed.
GEO. f. JOHNSON Judge.
true copy. Attest:-BoHASP p. FIELD, Register.
WALDO Ssh Court of Probate, held at Bel
" fast, on the second Tuesday of October
1892. MARGARET r. JONES, EXecutrix on the
estate OF DANIEL JONES, late of Brooks. in said
county decreased, having presented her first and
final account of administration of said estate for
allowance.
ordered, That notice thereof be given three
weeks >llcce> sivey, in the Republican Journal
printed il Belfast, i'll said County. that all PEI sons
Interested, may attend at Probate Court, 70 he
held a; Belfast. on the second Tuesday of Novem-
Der next, ami SHOW cause if anv they have why
the said Account should not he allowed.
GEO. f. JOHNSON, Judge.
a true copy Attest :-IonAN T. FIELD, Register
WALDO SSH Court of Probate held at Bel
lS22. O. G: DOW, JR., Guardian ON The estate Of
ELLEN NJ. MOORE, late of Monroe in said Cnpln-
The Republican journal., 1892-11-03

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
October, A. ID. 1892
A n instrument purporting to be the last will and
IL testament Of HARRIET r. JOHNSTON late
of Winterport, IN said County of Waldo, de ceased,
having been presented for Probate, together with
petition that GEO W. CUMMINGS, of Bangor,
may be appointed administrator with the will an
neXed on the estate Of said deceased.
ordered, That notice be given to all persons in
terested by causing copy of this order to be pub
Eshed three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal, printed at Belfast, that they may appear
at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, within
and for said County on the second Tuesday of
November next, at ter of the clock before noon,
and show cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed and an administrator APP
pointed. GEO. f. JOHNSON. Judge.
true copy. Attest :-BoHAN z. FIELD, Register.