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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-16

DROPCSEp AMENDMENT NO. ia PROP
l. osition to amend section II Of article Y, OF
the ffeeholders charter, adopted October /, A. D..
1890.
Resolved, That section Il OF article Y. of the
freeholders charter be amended TO read as
follows:
SECTION II. The board Of health shall with the
consen; of the city council. appoint an inspector
OF interior plumbing OF water. steam and gas Of all
buildings within the city, with the powers OF q
policeman. or may deNolve the duties of such In
spector on member Of the police force. The city
council shall by ordinance define the duties % such
Inspector, and regulate all interior plumbing OF all
buildings with due regard for the health Of the city
Passed board OF aldermen this 9th day Of Jan
uary, 1892 4 : NIG5.FR
President Board OF Aldermen.
Passed house of delegates this Ism day Of jan
uary, 1892 r w JONES
President House of Delegates
Approved by ne this 30th day of January. 1892
GEORGE W. HALL, Mayor.
Filed by me this Both day of January 1892
II. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
Date of first publication. February 2 1892
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-16

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. ia PROP
l. ostlon to amend section II of article nine TX. I
OF the freeholders charter, adopted October !, A.
D. 1890.
Resolved That section II, of article nine Tx of
the freekoders charter be amended so as 10 read
as follows
SECTION Ii. The city council shall on or before
the icst Monday in September In each year by
ordinance fix tho rate Of taxes 10 be levied and
levy the taxes upon all taxable property both real
anu personal In the city needed TO raise sufficient
revenue 10 carry on the different departments of
the municipal government tor the ensuing fiscal
year: provided, that AT he making OF such levy in
September IN 1892, and In each subsequent year
the council shall Increase such annual levy as is
needed for sucn ensuing years expenses by the adj
ditlon thereto of mot less than sienth or more
than one dfth of such rate Of levy such additional
levy to be continued uutii the current receipts
from all sources are sufficient to the current
expenditure.
Passed house OF delegates this 18Th dav of Janu-
AIRY, 1892. n. W. JONES.
President House Of Delegates.
Passed board Of aldermen this 2Tth day Of Janu-
airy, 1892. y. :. MILLER.
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved by me this 30th day Of January. 1892.
GEORGE W. RAIL, Mayor
Filed by me this Beth day Of January. 1872.
II. ". MILLER, Citr Clerk.
Date OF first publication, February ?, 1872.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-16

DRoPOsED AMENDMENT No. S-A fiss
i position TO amend sections seven : eight g
nine 10 ana lairise1 lIS) Of aruele eisaI " 4A1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-16

DRoPOsED AMENDMENT No ia PROP
i osiilan to amend section 3. secfion and SEC
ficn : o. Aricfe XIX. OF the fresa0ders charter.
Rt5utad October J. a y. 1880
Resolved That section 3 Of article XIX Of ths
fuii bWs:
SECTION ]. C1less eghs.vLse expressly p-evitcd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-16

DROPoSED AMENDMENT NO "a PROP
l osttion 10 amend sections 40 and Il OF article
TX. Of the ffeeholders CHARTER, adopted october l.
y. y. 1890.
Resolved. That section 40 of article TX. Of the
freehoiders charter be amended as 70 read IS
SECTION 40 There is hereby created an auditing
committee which shall consist % the ;rAyor pres
ident Of the board of aldermen. presidsn, Of the
house Of ielegate ard comptr0iie The IlavOr
shall be the chairman of he committee and she
comptroller shall be secretary. bu in the absence Of
either from any meeting OF The committee a teu-
porary chairman or secretary may be chosen by
the committee to act for the time being
said committee shall hold stated meet flvs oncs
In each month ana may adjourn from lime 10
tine. II shaI he The duty Of said commit. es 10
examine all Claims and demands AGAINST The city
Of whatsoever nature and 10 recommend to the
city council the allow snce or disailowance Of the
same OF any part thereof except sa aries Of city
officers fixed by this charter.
Three member OF the committee shall cousti-
q quorum for the transaction of siness hrs
n less Eulnter can NEE; and adj oarn from time -
Resolved, That section ~ OF article IX Of tho
freehoiGers charter be amended 80 a. 70 read as
rs-TIoy 81. All demands. bills and claims which
nav arise AGAINST the CITY. Including tho pavpieut
Of al employees Of the city, whes.l4r under regular
monthly salary not except salaries uf cty oai-
GERS H. FL by this charter sha he daily verified
hereinafter provided and be sled with the secre
tary Of the auditing COMMITTEES. who shall ne and
number the ia The order % pre- alton and
fer toe auditing comlnittes for action,
Ause or rejection OF the came Ia whole or Ia part
and 4 allowance be recommended 10 designate the
ind upon the back Of each claim demand me
date Of the recommendation Of its allowance or re-
lection the amount he allowed. and also
Ton Of ths Clarter number u ord nance number
OF contract resolution or order under which .hs
said claim or demand authorised or con
trsi ed for These ind 5rss msnts shall - verfei
BY the signature Of the chairman snd secretary Of
the audltiuE committed All claims OF demands
afle- being Anattsd by said committee shall be
forthwith reported TO the city council for fnal ac
ticn-
T Passed board OF aldermen this 27th day OF IAnu-
a-r 1891 \. : MILLER,
President Boa "a - Aldermen.
Passed house OF delegates This isth dsy q Jaaa-
ary lsg2 Z. W JONES.
President House ef Delegates
Approved BY me ;h's S0th dAy % January,
1892 GEORGE ". HALL Mayor.
fi!ss ~ me this sch day OF January. lsg2
4. u MILLER tfty Clerk
Date Of first publication. February 2. 49,
DgOPosED AMENDMENT No. "A FROPo-
Il s1ts0n TO AHu~1d Subdivisions second ara
-IhIrGn of section Tires % An4 section i've tst
Of asttcle eleven IL Of the freeh0iaers charter
sda7;ea october l. A. f. iss.A
Reserved Taat subdivision 'Secoa17 Of section
t!rrs q s-ilcls eieven X 81 q TIE fFo-deTs char
ter ~ amended - - 70 read a. follows
secona-Ihe sre coEGGal-slQH s-a-i sIPo@a; ths
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NOTICE OF CI.D-J sc OF EEGfSTHATFf3rs :
~ SOtiee is hereby given ths- on THURSDAY. Feb-
Fuary Is A. u lss2, al ~ o'clock .. m thf rerIs
traiiOG books VII De- eiDse tor tho purpose or or
gnuizafi0n for she ensuing pnciai and general 49,.
tons. % be held on March 7, 1892 ard sfarrh \
1899, respective iy pur igant % the pfoyfs0r ri Al
at entitled An Act g. provide for and 10 rem
late The registration % voters ia Ciies and tos-fs
etc, approves March y. 1890 and wiz rerrstr
closed gu.4 after tlc sad special and ee1er ei.1
upns on March Z. 1872 and March q isS5s r..
sPeclFeiy IT. " MILLER
Clerk o. the City of seattle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
MULTUM IN PARY0.
Interesting News by Wire Boiled Down
for HurrIed Readers.

Interesting News by Wire B"'led DOWN
for hurried Readers.
There was a heavy fail of snow IN the
Catskills yesterday morning.
Prof. VIM. Swinton, late Professor in
the California State University, died sud
denly yesterday.
seenas King, founder and President of
the big King Iron Bridge Company, died
last night in Cleveland aged q years.
It's stated on GOOD authority that the
Prince Of Wales ana bis son the Duke OF
York will visit the Chicago Columbian
exhibition
BY the premature explosion Of a blast in
o cut at ROCK Glen, on tho PennsylVau.a
railroad last evening, Anthony Glrard vas
instantly killed and Frank Passolo ala
Vincent Corrello fatally injured.
Norwegian residents Of Chicago will
assemble il Scandal today to honor the
memory OF Left Erikson, who, Scandina-
Wan historians claim, discovered thls
country eight hundred years ago.
Colonel Dan. e. Burnham, millionaire
resident of Waco. Texas, ana Mrs. mary
M Dudley. aged % years and for . years
past matron OF the Kentucky Institute Tor
deaf mutes located at Dauyiue, KY, were
married Yesterday.
The trial trip of the steamer City OF
Washington TO prove If she was qualified
70 carry the United States mails 10 CUBA,
took place Yesterday morning. II was com
pleteiy successful, and pleased the officers
of the line very much.
A negro ex-convict went into the room OF
2 lady near Hardeuheimer, Texas, Monday
night and attempted 10 assault her, but she
rave tho alarm and he escaped. He was
afterwards captured and shot to death by
her relatives and neigh6Cr5.
A fire broke out in a six-story tenement
house on East Broadway n. Y, yesterday
The four.year-old daughter OF David
Schribner who was alone in the room when
tine fire started was burned 70 death. The
fremeu succeeded in putting cutthe flames
with slight damage.
The New York Herald publishes letter
from General Crespo, dated Caracas, CIV
ing history of the stirring events OF his
fight to secure control OF the Nenezuelsn
Government. He says that he began the
struggle with eleven followers. he had no
arms nor ammunition of war, but adherents
focked to his standard and he fought his
way into Caracas at the head Of 1900 well
armed and disciplined troops.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
REA OUT FOR GROVER.
The Ex-Commander-ln- thief OF the Grand
Army Compelled to Desert the Re-
,,,f,lfcan PARTY


The Ex-Commander-in-Uh thief OF the Grand
Army Compelled to Desert the Re
publican Party.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, October 25.-lt de-
velops al late hour tonight that John +;
Rea, x-Commander-in-Ch OF the Grand
ARMY Of the Republic, has deserted the
Republican party. 1t is as yet known 70
but few men of bis party, but 1t Is believed
that Judge Rea's flop means that the he
publican party is doomed in this state.
Judge Rea has held many offices under MS
party, and two years ago stumped the state
for his ticket. The significant part OF the
affair is that Judge Rea's conversion was
primarily brought about by Cleveland's
pension Vetoes. Speaking or
HIS CHANGE OF HEART
Judge Rea said tonight: "There was SO
much talk in Grand Army circles on the
subject of these pension vetoes that | de-
terInined 10 look it up for myself ala so
Thoroughly, and the result Is that Will
show what think of it by voting for MIR.
Cleveland. I fail TO find single veto that
was Rot based upon principles Of right and
Justice, and honor Cleveland for his up
right and manly course.
81 believe his sympathies are and always
have been with the old soldier, and can
prove my belief in no moro convincing way
tnan by giving to him the first vote have
ever cast for Democrat In the next
place, l am convinced the Republican party
is
WRONG IN ITS TARIFF THEORIES,
And that the country will say so at the
coming election IN unmistakable language,
and on this account also l will cast my
vote for the Democratic platform and the
man who stands upOn it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
she FAD AIM ARRESTED.
a Weaithy Widow sends Clerk To jail
lie Says They Were Lovers.


lie Says They Were Lovers.
CHICAGO, October 26.-Mrs. J. w. Tuohy,
wealthy aud good looking widow who
owns three of the largest up town dry goods
stores in Chicago was in court to-day de-
Tending a suit Tor $4,000 damages brought
by one Of her former clerks, Cornelins 5.
TuOhy.
The plaintiff charges false arrest, and
his attorney in opening the case said after
the death of Mr.. Tuohy, Mrs. Tuohy aud
the dry goods clerk, Cornelius, became
lovers, she often taking him carriage riding
and he frequently visiting her home One
day without warning or cause, plaintiff
found himself suddenly discharged from
his position as CLERK, and on going 10
Mrs TuOhy's residence 10 inquire into the
matter, was arrested at her door by q
policeman and at her request was locked
up IN an unpleasant cell.
She, however, failed to appear TO prose
cute MIN, aud ne was discharged with the
result that DC sued for damages. The as
Dirlng dry goods clerk, who is a middle
aged and slightly bald person gave his
testimony without embarrassment.
Mrs. TuOhy on the contrary was very
nervous, and sobbed repeatedly while in the
witness chair. She said the first time she
ever met Tuohy was when four months
after her husbands death he
stopped her as she passed him at his coun-
ter. and requesting moments converse
ton, proposed to her then and there, add
Ing an intimation that if she refused him it
would mean bloOdshed.
She thought him crazy, and temporized
fearing to created a newspaper sensation.
Tuohy haunted the neighborhood OF her
home, and when arrested was attempting
to break in the door. The case has not
been decided yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
d GREAT DANGER.
You May be Frustrated in the Same
Terrible Manner.

Thousands are nervous and suffer rom
mental exhaustion, brain fatigne, weak
and irritable nerves, sleeplessness, depres-
sion of mind and shattered nerves, without
realizing the danger of the fearful results
,rhich fouo,c neglect of these symptoms.
1t is nerve and brain exhaustion from
overwork or nervous disease, which makes
the brain tired, the arm nerveless, the
limbs trembling, the muscles weak and the
body without strength and energy, and,
unless cured, the end will be shattered
nerves, fatal kidney and liver disease,
heart failure, insanity, with softening OF
the brain, paralysis or death.
Remember, neglect alone Is dangerous. Use
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, the wonderful restorer Of health
strength and vigor, and your bad feelings
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
HON. wAYNE 0i'YEAGa's FLOP.

WALLACE, w. Va, October24, 1892.
To re Editor Or the Register:
Sm:-Was Il announced in the Wheeling
REGISTER in the campaign of 1884, that
WAYNE Macy eagh would support Grover
Cleveland. We have Republicans here who
claim ne bas'yoted for Cleveland and worked
for him in 1854 and 1855. Please reply and
Oblige e. j. SMITH.
Mr.. SMITH should ask the Republi-
cans whe are making this statement to
furnish their proof. The REGISTER has
no knowledge Of anything Of the sort.
1t is one among the many tricks and
falsehoods the Republicans are resort
ing to to break the weight of the "1op"
of GARFmLD's Attorney General,
The first the REGISTER ever heard Of
Hon. WAYNE MACVEAGH's flop was
the publication Of his letter week or
so ago.
We advise Mr. SMITH and ask him to
advise every Democrat of his acquaint-
ance-to keep s sharp eye on the enc
my. In every community in West Vir-
glnia there are men paid to do nothing
else bat circulate Just such stories as he
mentions in his communication. They
wear no badge and are private citizens,
though holding commissions" from the
county committee as captains" of
blocks,of-6ve voters. They are loaded
with Republican falsehoods and docu-
ments, which ere furnished them by the
Republican National Committee daily.
Eternal vigilance is the price OF West
Virginia's and the nations liberty this
wear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27

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to state the wonderful change that has
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ter consulting and treating with several
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last tried DR. Greene's Nervura blood ana
nerve remedy. From the first bottle no,
ticed very little change, but am thankful
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have gained % pounds in weight and WORK
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me- could I'll columns that would inter
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ist in curing al forms OF nervous and enron
ic diseases. 80 w. l4th Street, New forB'
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ter. Call or write him about your case or
send for symptom blank TO FL out, ana a
letter fully explaining YOUR disease, giving
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
Concerning Liquor at the Fair.

CHICAGO, October 20 Martin Ryan, of
North Dakota, at to-dsy's session Of the
Worlds Fair National Commission, argued
strongly against the establishment Of bars
and SALOONS on the Exposition grounds. He
was supported by King, OF Iowa, and Hal
liday, of Kansas, Gen. St Clair expressed
the opinion that the commission had no
legal right to place limitation on the local
board that would stop the sale of liquors.
Commissioner Massey disposed of the
question by resolution, which was adopted,
leaving the matter for future settlement.
He said il was understood that the Chicago
directory intended TO allow the sale of iq-
uor only at the cafes and restaurants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
what Mr. Laboucaoro says.Z5

LONDON, October 26.-In the columns o. OF
Truth Mr.. Labouchere expressed nimselI
as thinking that it is doubtful Whetner
many Europeans viii visit the chicago
Fair, and that wealthy people of the leisure
class will prefer to visit the country Wnen
no fair is being held. He says; III Is
certain, however, that at the present mo
ment America IS the most prosperous
country i'm the world, despite our asser-
tiops that protection is ruinOus II had
been an American myself l should have adj
vocated protection. The proof OF the
pudding is the eating. Protection pud,,
ding has provided more plentiful meal
for the Americans than Free Trade pro-
yides for usn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
Thurman Painted grom MEMORY.

Srectd. telegram 10 TIE REGISTER
Col UMBus, o., October 2G.-Consider
able comment was caused in the Ohio
headquarters at the Victoria Hotel, Chica-
90. last week upon the fact that 40 picture
OF Judge Allen G. Thurman appeared
among the many portraits OF distinguished
Ohioans that adorAed the walls. Hon.
Freeman Thorpe, of Findlay, an art
ist of considerable ability and
an admirer of Mr. Thurman procured an
easel and outfit, and from memory ana a
photograph, painted in one day portrait
of Mr.. Thurman that has excited the
wonder and admiration of both his friends
and those of the nobltst Roman OF them all.
It has become the property OF the State
and will hang in the State library here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
octobcr Gales are Heavy,

) NEW YoRK. October 26.-That the Octo-
her gales are blowing unusually furious
This season and strewing the Northern At
lantic ocean with wreckage is attested by
she masters Of Incoming steamers and sail
ing vessels. Every vessel brings unmis-
taxable signs, N torn sails, croken spars
and salt-coyered sr1oSestaczs 81 espsra.:s
hastles with tremendous seSs and nurri-
canes Several big passenger steamers
which arrived yesterday ran into the bur-
,SeaT,a which nearly sWamped the French
: steamer / Toaraine last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27

A Rich Archaeological Find Near craw-
fordsville, Indiana


CRAwFoRDsvLLE, ND, October 20
A rich archaeological find was uneartneu
Saturday two miles west OF this CITY IN
a gravel pit along the high bluffs OF
Sugar Creek. Thus far Twenty-Five
skeletons of Brobdignagian stature nave
been exhumed and the unourying Oh
these mammoth bones Is still going on'
This metropolis OF long ago Is hlleo Win
excited hunters and curious and sclen-
tific students from Wabash College al
most continually, and as soon as remoVeu
from the gravel their rafting oones arc
carried away to become part OF depart
ments OF archaeology, which are oeius
established all over the city. Inc iass
skeleton taken from the burying grounu
measured seven feet IN length. Inc
femur alone would prove that the sKel-
eton was that Of giant, and the peiVic
bones are twice as large as those Oh a9
ordinary man. The grinnlng sBuH u
the giant had perfect set OF teetn, NOV
one being cracked or decayed, and Win
an enamel as beautiful as poilsneu mar
bic. The bones were perfect In every
detail, Notwithstanding the Iac'
that they must have oeen IN
tered here for centuries. Inc en-
tire absence Of vegetable matter
in the soil and perfect drainage would
account for the preservation OF the
bouy structure. Or the whole NUMBER
OF skeletons thus found only two lndl-
cate immature developments, the re-
mainder representing the framework OF
a race of men evidently extinct for cen
turtles. This is certainly the first dls-
covery of skeletons in which the char
acteristic development of giants mas
been observed. 1t is thought by local
scientists that these bones belong TO a
tribe of aborigines: but TINS tneory
cannot be fully established by the ma
tarial structure OF the skeleton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
- poLLAMs Nok A vOrE.
he Boodler, at work In Brooke County,

The BoodIerS at Work In Brooke County.
WELLsBURG, October 26-The cloven
foot OF the E.kins Coodlers showed Itself
in Brooke Yesterday, and what is being
doue here is being done elsewhere. AT
Leazearville two heelers waited upon a
Democrat and offered him $40 If he would
stay away from the polls on election day.
The Democrat resented the insult
and at once exposed these would-be
purchasers Of votes. The news circulated
very rapidly, ana more Indignant lot o.
neople have not been seen fOrQuite while.
Cue boodlers were given just twenty min
Utas 10 get cut OF The town and they got.
There is talk Of the Democratic County
Executive Committee offering 800 reward
in every case Of apprehension for similar
attempts to corrupt the voters, 1T is the
thing to 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
cnnnot nsc,mn a Citizen.

ALBANY. n. Y, October 26.--An inter
esting decision touching the question OF
naturalization has been rendered in the
City Court on the application OF san Z. 70,
a Burmese, to become citizen OF the
United Sta,es Ia BIS decision Judge Dan
a3eg Ids that native Of Burmah, oelng
nsither white alien nor AZ alien OF Afri'
can nativity or person sol African de-
scent. cannot be n2turalized aud admitted
TO become . citizen of the United States.