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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-04
A VIGOROUS FIGHT.
Whitelaw Reid Says Republic
cans viii Win This Fall
TREATIES ARE OF GREAT VALUE.
1hs Ex-Nfafster Descants Giewfngiy
Upon the Growth OF the Power
Of Repeslsean France

WV YoRK. Aprl 3-Hoa- Whitelsv
Red. United States minister 20 France.
was seen ca board the La Champagne this
morning and talked freely concerning
international azairs- Speaking o. rfca-
procity and the extrzditSon r-e&tses BE-
tween the United States and France which
M Reid had with him, he said the syn
Ing Of these treaties completed, With
minor exceptions, sli the pending nego-
fiafions between the United States sad
France. Il Only remains fo- the Senate
and chamber Ct Deputies 20 r@:lfy them
The reel r-ocity treaty vii dochiless be d
great benefi: 70 both countries. Reid
thought lifting the embargo from Amer
can pork x0aid greatly increase quantity
imported
Reid said the French government Is Ger
fAisiy much stronger than when he VS.
TIED France twelve years ago. and from
what be could see II was constantly gain
ing strength The recent attitude Of the
pope had had the effect Of attaching the
Clerical party 70 the cause OF the rep1blic,
though hitherto they had synpGth1zed
with the mo1s-chlStz.
Referring 70 American affairs, Reid said
that the congressional revolution caused
BIZ the last elec.l01 had thoroughly
aroused the Republicans, and he believed
they would make vigorous and winning
EgaL Reid thought the mention OF his
name as presidential candidate was
nothing more than 8 r.ark Of f-lenGiiness
on the pa-s Of NEWSPAPER men
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON CTrT. April 3-Aoco-ding
10 the present programme Of the leaders Of
the majority. tie tariff question viii be
practically the MISTER under consideration
ia the Hoase during the coming week, and
al the close TWO and possibly three separ-
ate ta-iE bills will Re transferred 10 tie
senate.
The wool sad wooden bills are rapidly
nearing fnzl vote.
General debate has ceased, and the five
minutes Limitation applies 10 speeches
upon any paragraph Of the bill or any pro
posed amendment
Some are talking 10 the effect sha. the
bill viii be passed tomorrow BY two
thirds vote under suspension Of the rules.
bu; this IS not 10 be accepted, IS 81 opper-
Tuniiy for amendment VIII be thereby cut
Of. The Republican minority has s large
number Of substantial amendments 10 csre-,
and opportunity 70 discuss and vote upon
these sao other amendments viii he f-eelv
offered Il Is, therefore, probable that tie
whole COMMITTEES viii not con. 10 final
vote III Tuesday afternoon ST the earliest.
The binding sHIae hi w5I foIlo< the
wool bill Ii is oe,isrsd by TIE speaker
fast 81 hozris general debate nv e.cs ss5s
vii ee Sufficient 70 bring tie matter 10
vote, and perhaps eAa he acted On n sss-
soa 70 permit the haggsnE bill 10 Re .aKsn
up before the week e1oses- unless .hs-e
sho1ld be disposition 70 5eiaf. lie hind
Ing twiae and osgElrs b1ils n consider
able length.
The appropriation hills vii be suffered
10 Eaii upon the tariff hills WIKI tie
possible exception OF tia urgent Ssscse1er
appropriation hlil, none Of then ere lksly
10 te taken Up Tins week
The Indian apF-o2-i2f;oa HI Is az
peeIe3 20 come 10 n tbs Senate tomorrow
afternoon &s there Is pending b; one
motion. VIZ: 10 strike ocs he p-ovsssoa
transferring TO Army officers The az-5zs q
Indian agents" il e Believed ia, us
eils ezn be passed N hSlf an no1r.
Then Ao-ESz's resolutions are 70 Be
called Up. AID the Senate VIII enter -pa7
ro1gh discussion Of the SILVER ozesF5o-
a. vel Is the depression which il asserted
70 sxas; IN agriculture. Morgan himself
Hlll undertake to oyss1 ghs debate. Eti..Aa
VII 1o1stless occz7y the entire week. t,us
hs order n xhlcA Ehs senxto-s WE s-.ssk
hxs not oeco tZrzAs- arranged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-04
UTAH DEMOCRATS Split.
The Aerzoas Cause y SerSeus Exrtxre
"a the PARTY

SAIr LAEL. Ctah. April She De-c-
crate ssA-ty q Utah Split yesfs-5zr. II
ISIS regularly called convention ne: il
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as delegates 70 The national convention.
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szfc-1&l COMMITTEES Tor Soar years whea
tae Iss-fy liae division rasre-zsat started
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JUSTICE LAMAR vEET ILL
Ills Family Greatly Worried Over His
Condition

WAsHIysToS CIT, April S-The coo6i-
ton OF Justice Lamar. o. the supreme
court. Is much more ss-lo1s than t1s
v1alic IS generally zE2-s Of. He Suffered
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symptoms Of Brighi's disease HIS family
IS greatly worried - his condition The
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the importance Of the message be vas
about to deliver, whether O. NJ. It y as in
srired b. the ex-prssids1t- He began by
e1iogizine party discipline and yielding 70
the decisions OF the par.y's accredited
representative In cauezs- The conclusion
OF Dickinson's speech was the expression
Of the belief thzt the Party viii choose as
2 standard bearer man surely representa-
tive Of the Democratic party and o. the
people The message evoked the renewal
Of extraordinary cheering, which through
OFT the evening marked everything con-
nected, even remotely, with M Cleye-
land 4 number Of other speeches were
made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-04
Observer, Tez.hs- Bzr'
Everett News

EVENT, Auril -FSpecisl-l - The
second bridge sc-o.s the Snohomish river
az this place vii so-oa Dc under way. Per-
mission has been secured from the govern
r,eas 20 bridge .ae river 81 the foot Of
Everett avenue. The bridge viii have =
craw 80 feet long and two spans each I'D
feet in length
The ne~ 81 Nicholas cub promise. 20
Be - finely equipped - any organization
On the Sound The club house viii cost
about ss,o0, and contain frst-cl2ss sp-
poinsDensx NJ. :. H Milford. late Of
New York city, has been chosen president,
NJ George J. Sherry Is vice president and
C&oloael ]. B. HaFiey = treasurer.
The church organizations are coming 20
the frons rapidly. The Catholics are the
latest 70 move. having selected 5 lsrgs site
On Futon avenue, between TEscty-Sfth
zz5 Tzeaty-SIth streets They viii
build 81 once- The Episcopalisns have
also selected site aad viii PIT I'D >
church near the Summit hoase-
Work o. the temporary system Of water
vorss . progressing rapidly L pump
Win CAPACITY Of $50 90 gallons day il
O. -as E.y here SID vii soon oe n rss-
HsEIcr avenue = GOV plsnked fo- more
than Esf the distance between TIE oay
s12 The river The wo-k : being p1shec-
California street Is being graded between
Tie bsy and Colby a-en1e.
there : loud call fo- better sanitary
.--a1ge1en1s TIE lsr council" Is er-
pected % provide some Ways and means
z5- sezsgs ~ o1ce-
Last nigh. t1e deputy shs-ifs closed
cosa zI me ssah.ins-aO1s=.- They said
shey were zcs-ns under orders from the
shs-i9. sz1 he had ossa urged Of b. the
eolnEy commissioners In consequence
the zp3-Ecg mn sbo1E town are depressed
sozzF.
Dave Brazil. for some month. PAST en-
ploTed u cz11Esls Is pirate E2.c1u&a,
his -zts toEa- He has been 1a3e- SIS
p31l01 to- some tine, and E4s recently a.
rested O. cargo q zsssuL-- HIS t-ial vas
SCI to- as night 5zE re 9zie;l5 lei. town
teto-e re Aoz- "a zAe hearing
Broadway : bang s-a6=1 ard placke1
between Lowell and Everest Over half
million fee. a. I11b=- Vii De Used u paw
ing MS s-ee.
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ezrtty Of ths ist7rs crop In Ss@Fszs, Lincoln
nd Do1ziEs cO-us5es tie stormy <sz-5s- Las
EOS delayed see9izg. s-c tie grains are cs- -
fs- soozxA % ce Injured b. t1s eos1 ale =
Eost PLACES E5s E1z1 WINS Eoz11 5&Ts a--se1
The soil saa t1Es endangered the fzsz-s e-c2,
this week has bssa xe- enough 70 Use. .-1s ef-
feet Er1 -as SOL -s-az1s n exczlIso- cC111-
toz- Il Spokane county seeding Is bali
done very Large acreage Of sp-.Eg gran -
reported. II Adams county seeing % through
with .nt so1-bre.kirg Is going o. rapidly
conditions s-s Eoss txy0-ztls fo- ses
grain crop IN Whitman sa1 ASo-la cozzs5es
seeding "a progressing rspl1ly: TIE rzics ssvs
been .cs. heavy s10zge % keep E-o1a6 IL excel
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AID EI.ck3r.s Counties eoa7z-zzzT=zy severe
weather Is reported With fro=ss &11 s5ns tHi7
ice, tut. 80 az, 10 material damage - f-Lit Is
rspo-te1, whereas gaia crops have been nzeA
ozasE.s1 y tie COO, Ne: weather.
z. B OLSEY,
Observer, wex.hsr gcrea2 Director
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-04
An Important Mexican Project

WAsEIxe7oz CITY. April 3-Ihe gov
eminent OF Mexico has made q oo1trsc:
with B. l. Corfhell. Chicago engineer;
NJ Hznpson, formerly Of Fairfield, Ia.
and Mr. Sianhop=. 81 English resident 10
complete the railway across the isa-aus Of
Tehsuntepec began by 81 English con-
pzny some time ago. The 3 o1o,tso which
tie government hzs n hand for the Eo-k
will be given 70 C0-thell and associates IS
g subsidy, together with ths right 70 o.
gsaize : company. issue sSc1-iIies, build
terminals a7d two hs-bo-s for tie largest
Class vessels
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KAvACHoL HAS CoNTKssRD.
Dyramifer Proud Of His work, md
WIZ Net Repent

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son made so5zy. sSsd - ths magistrate: Il
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1os 80 /. single word q repentance OF
q II. L ! lad 10. bean arrested
Eo1ld hsvs continued NJ explosions,
spz-41g nobody connected VIII the
condemnation &C o1he- anarchists
Eoal6 Ike 70 bloE n the chamber % dep
titles io- imposing upon Ire oyaaziss-s
the penalty Ct death LIE. nothing sand
Z the var Of TIE anarchist p-opss2o52
] murdered The txo sisters Marco, aid
o.hs-s simply 10 P-oc11e Doosy %
ASSIST II Tire cszse- co1li neTs-
s.oop 10 begging No sox-cais. besx
] wo1't vo-k Lsao- e 81 Injustice as
long IS j. ea-schs. the slP1oye-, who
gives u. workers i1ss enough 20 keep
BODY xa5 soal soseths.- Eve-yo1e having
nothing o1rht - -ot sed murder. Were
there oznF Zsa Ike ne the -zca wol-i
come 10 tsDs IN martyr = he
humanitarian cz-se@
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Democrats o.lssr.t. J.Fsr.oa,. p.,.

CRlcAsS, April &-A distinguished pz-.v
assembled lAsf night 81 lie IrocG1lS C..h
a. hAnS2e.-iae central Committees Of
esEhl ooaIiSEoGs Western STATES. BESIDE
txenty-six distinguished pez1ec-ss5c tess.
e-s, Including Governor Roy5. q Ne
h-2sSs; Governor Peek, a WISCONSIN, ex-
observation-disclosures Don u. Dickinson. -
Michigan; Hen. Sherman HOsr. q Nss-
s2chuSeTtSs Governor Winsns, &C MIoai-
gan. sR5 Hoa, he Wit Warner. a. Nea
York. The G-St great oatoG-sg a. applause
came Al the fe-vent FeteVencs 10 Grover
Cleveland, rear the end of tAe As. al
dress, TIE &rsl speaker vas Hoa, Thomas
kS5ne. u Chicago. ASer norjcallv
speaking - the toas, Thomas jefferson"
wAose anniversary the club csleA- arS<i, he
wound Up has remarks With an exllEAas
pSesic outbreak - tAe s1lSci TAAs
''tea Thousand times ten thousand
men shah nSme Cleveland D0a
". Dickinson, whom the members 81
the club painted - IS ''Cseyel&nd's
personal representative, seemed 10 Tee
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en- investigation Of It's books and sccoanfs-
The conpzuy's officers refuse inforrnaIlon
as 10 the nature OF the trouble he cal
itaI Of the concern Is 81 -on0po, o. Enien
II is said $4,000 has been paid a1o sec
ond 10000 called Tie president u
y. Psnco=t. n D.
Bosros, April Peter Anthony sons'
manufacturers Of six embroidery. Lzncoin
street, with factory At West koxouryr
have assigned 20 II. n SAWYER, Of Car'-
bridge, and J. p S1f.er. Of Bostca LIZ
bllities, $4,000.
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rrrrr KILLED IN KANSAS.
The Cyclone Literally Wiped Cut Sew
eral Towns

Kaxs.s CITY, No, April 3--H.f h1n-
d-sd names compose the list Of those
killed N Kansas By the cyclone last Thurs
day. and still the death LIST
Is incomplete. The details Of ne
disaster 8. it affected TIE storm
stricken section Is nos believed 70 De con-
plete. bu: many casualties IN the country
regions are stil anrecor1sd- Foz- towns
are wiped from the face Of the earth
and q dozen o. 50 Others more O. less
damaged The locations Of New Hsven.
TowaEda, Augusta and Snolen are nov
marked only By Erecksge and Piles o.
splinfe-ed timber, which before composed
houses Of It's towns o. the Fly dead.
tEeaty-sevea were killed outright, e1o
the remaining fxeafy-shree are those Who
were fatally injured and who h1Ts since
6-e1
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wEAzHks-CaoP BULLETIN.
Week OF CS-tZazal sAe~ers Il Western
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NJ. .na Ms. J 3. Ps--v. Of Foas ~ I.c
and their son, Cliu Z Perry. sec-e1s-v ..
the NcNur-Ay Cedar .nS Lz1ae- Con
Da1y, soe ~ the No-1h=-o ho:4l. NJ. al
Ms Perry srs q .hesr way home t-c-
Southern California He = o-s q .Ae
best known business -s1 y Fo-s su Lsc
a23 IS president Of tie Frs: Na.so-sl
hank Al enc tine As VS. -,syc- q tie
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JACK THE EIPPER IN BKKIrN.
Tie same Master Rxns. Thengh the
work Was Rur-seSly Doae-

BzE-s. April a-This CITY - sgita.ei
po5zr ~ tie aanooaosnent o. . Supposed
jack the Ripper murder. Tie body Of
prostitute named A2elie Was found
s-rsns.e1 o. the staircase % house. near
the pol,oe bzral- IN Kaiser Wlhsi1
s--2sse- The murders, zas apparently
disturbed while 81 work and VS. coz-
PEELED 70 escape befo-e he lad tine ID
maggie the woman.