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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-13


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-13


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-13
ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHrsaEN

DIcHARD NEvINs. JR.. CIVIL ENGINFER
IL and surveyor Rooms 507 TO 5I2 Washing
ton block, Seattle. Wash.
+ C. WO0DMAN. CIVIL ENGINEER AND
L.. deputy United States surveyor. Offices SO
Sullivan building
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
ACTION OF The HOUSE.
The Bill Still Upon tho Speakers Table
Tracey's Purpose.


WASHINGTON, July $50 tar as the action Of
the House is concerned quitting TO one side the
decision Of the Committee on Rules the silver
bill is in exactly the same position tonight as it
was whom the Speaker laid 1t before the House
this morniug. Ii is still upon tue Speakers
table, subject 10 any variety OF motions
for its reference. But 1t is In the power
Of the frionds OF the measure at any
time when there Is a quorum TO deieat Mr..
Tracey's motion TO refer II 20 the Committee
on Banking and Currency and 10 move us reiar-
cnce 90 the Committee on Coinage, weights and
Measures 1t was said after Adjournment To-
day that the fight over tho reference viii not be
renswed tomorrow, and that the enemies OF the
measure viii allow II TO be referred as It's friends
desire, without further Obstruction
Mr. TRACgYs ACTION.
As nearly as can be learned to-days action
moment, aLd moro with a purpose OF cmpha-
sizing the opposition OF himself and his adhe-
rents 10 the bill than from belief that the mani
festation would be Of any substantial oenent IN
retarcing consideration Of the bill. IL isnOw sd
mitted by the anti-silver men that tho bill must
ultimately 40 10 the Coinage Committee, and IL
is the purpose 10 make a strong Eight there.
For the reason that the bill was not to-day re-
ferred 10 the committee there will be no meet
ing before the House meets, Tor there viii be
nothing before the committee Tor its action. The
silver inen think that there viii be no !oss OF
ground by this delay, as IL IL extremely doubt
hui. In view Of the number OF absentees, whether
they could secure the presence OF q voting quo
rum In committee tomorrow.
ORDERING REISP0RCgMESTS.
There has been some talk Of postponing from
Thursday until Friday the order Tor suspen-
sion-day. Ii Is argued that a change viii insure
the attendance OF a larger number Of repre-
sentatiyes. Tho Scrgeant-ai-Arms to-day sent
ont ninety-seven teIegrams 20 absent members
urging their speedy return TO Washington, and
a numpor ofaothers are believed 10 bo on the
way With this question the Committee on
Rules, or at least the Democratic contingent
thereof, will probably deal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Latest from the wires.

The hun Of the City Of Chicago has been fur
ther damaged by pounding. aud 1t Is feared that
her fate IL sealed.
Tho Peary relief expedition sailed from Sc.
John, n. F., yesterday All the members OF the
expedition we're In capital spirits
The bark Nehemiah Gibson tAmerlcanl Cap
tain Risley, from Pensacola, April %5.h, for
Colon has boen lost Oh Bara-do-Mossoro All
the crew saved.
The returns up 10 1870 A. NJ, to-day from the
british elections show that 50 far the C0nserya-
tiyes have 90 seats; the Liberals, 90; tho LID
eral- Unionists, 8; and tho McCarshyites' l.
An excursion train over the Louisville South
ern railroad Monday night vas thrown over an
enbankmont by the spreading OF rails AT FISH
erylllo. Fireman Henry Nelson was killed and
several were wounded, but none, 80 FAR as can DO
learned. seriously.
riotous mob yesterday attempted TO force
the prison az CalahOrra In Old CASTLE, spain'
with the object OF reocuing the conyicts there
connned. The prison authorities summoned
military assistance, and several regiments OF
cavalry and Infantry were orderei 70 the pfisOh-
Martial Law has been proclaimed IN the town.
George Benzer, brewery employee at Louis
Vile Ky, accidentally shot ana iatsiiy wounaeo
William Ochs yesterday morning ana then snot
himself dead. They were fooling with benzer !
pistol Benzer pointed the weapon Ut ocns ana
said tokinciy: "Look out. III shoot you. me
weapon was discharged, sending the ball through
Ochs's brain. Benzer then in terror ran upstairs
and shot himself through the head.
The United States Express Company tnas re-
covered s4s. 1888 of the $4,000 stolen by hd-
win j. Ryan. Washington employee. threo
weeks ago. When arrested ia Denver he had IA
his possession s3.433, and had spent slS1,
lsaying S4i,as0, which, as stated, he had
placed IN tho vaults OF the state Deposit Com
pany, Ia Plitsburg. The amount was foand
there yesterday.
The Hamburger kachrtehtea, one OF Prince
Bismarck's organs, has caused sensation Win
an article naAded "The Opinion OF Prince Bis
marck," which WAS written la reply TO the resent
threatening article IN the North German Gazette,
'he organ of the German government inc
article IN the Hamburger lSachrtchfea says that
Prince Bismarck regards the comments as
Ridiculous and will not ascribo them TO minis
teriai Inspiration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
CHAIRMAN cAMpstLLgReslGNs.
lie VIII Not Lead the Republican Co
horts-WhO WinP
IBytclcFrapn 20 the Dispatch.l


wAsWNaToN, July b.-nou. W. j. Campbell,
Chairman II the Republican National Conmit-
Tee. arrived hero this afternoon ana went % the
White House about 2.3O, whore he was In con
-ultatiau until nearly g O'clock wish the Presi-
dent. Secretary Russ, Secretary fikins, Comms-
-iuuor Garter, and senator Spooner, o! Niscon-
ain. 40 the c.uclu-Iou ol the conference Ohgti-
man tnmi ihol gave out TIE following statemont
fpf publication. saving ne had nothing further to
gay with regard g. a" question at issue. This Is
thc statement fcteucl to-
"Nurn ! Was elected chairman OF tho
National Conn ittoc 10 Was win the distnct IN
dcf-t1ldiug thu my business engagements
then pending might render q impossible Tor me
oa,t iu tuut capacity. This contingency Was
fIUy undCrtopd hy the committee and others
directly Interested. Since tlc adjournment Ot
the committee have been unable 20 adjust my
affairs 90 as o. render 70 pfa tcablo for mo 10
at ar chairman. ana therefore, a8 reserved
thr rifht 60 0l, nruolnco that | viii not 30 act.
I nlcr TIE authority vested IN me ~ tho
National Ccumiucc, l WiI probably announce
the IA HrutiYe Committee within the next few
days, and that committee will meet al an early
date. AZ that meeting ] Will formally tender
nay resignation, and my successor Will be then
elected. by successor will he chosen by the
Executive Committee rs authorized 10y fesOlu-
tiou adopted boy The National Committed"
The resolution alluded % was adopted TO meet
jusl sIcn a contingency az has arisen. The
names most prominently mentioned tonight in
tHhLffll'u MitA TO" NAdiilihhNiAlp arc Nolhtlih-
sioucr g.. II. carter }. ~. Manley, Of Maine sam
ucl tes-cldeu, Of New Hampshire, and Mr. llo-
bart, OF Sew JCrrcy.
Gosslp In very lury IN assigning reasons for
Dir. tHmpbelis action. Among the statements
kcurr,ntl h one that the alternative vas pre-
<fcutoi of tampbcliu rtslgning tue chairman
E1hip or rcllnlu.sa ng the business connected
4<nth the ARMOUR, TIE Chicago meat- packers. for
E&hOm Campbell has long been attorney. An
ehef i- THAI there is feeling against Campbell
Bong potion Of thc Republican party leaders,
+ Rich had some influence ln bringing about his
|t&E ui uiuatluu to roalgn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
ESCAPED.
Catholic Sioux Congress.
[nr toIorrnph 70 the pispntch.

tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
CHEYENNE AGEScy, Z. d.. July 5.-On Sunday
the great Catholic Sioux Congress opened with
an attendance, An enthusiasm. and n patriot
Ism seldom excelled In the civilized commun-
ties. six thousand Sioux Indians came over
land In wagons. travelling distances varying
from 90 to 800 miles. They are camped In two
great camps above and below the agency and
within q mile Of II. Primarily the Congress Is
conyoked by Bishop Marty 20 dedicate new
church and mission-house erected here by Miss
Drexel, OF Philadelphia, and Incidentally ~
celebrate tho renewal OF cordial relations. be-
tween the Catholic Church and the indian Bu-
reau. sundays exercises consisted OF the dedi-
cation Of tho new church, at which Bishop Marty
offiCated and was assisted by nyc priests A
wedding and confirmation services NJ the Eplsco-
pal mission were the events Of Monday. All tue
famous chiefs are here-Grass and Osu, Little
White Bah. Judge Swan Hump, Chaska Camp
bell. Cora Belle (Chaska's white wife) and
babies. The pOw-wOw viii continue to-day and
possibly longer. The order Is excellent and the
2)O Indian police and colOred infantry had no
thing to do until evening, when, quantity ol
whiskey having been smuggled into camp,
some OF the bucks became turbulent and aroused
the apprehensiOns OF the timid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
4 Growing Defalcatiop.

BUFFALO, y. j., July 5.--Startling figures came
20 light this morning concerning the National
Savings Pank defalcation. Only about half Of
the pass books have been examined. ard tho de-
falcation figures up TO the surprising amount Of
s42S.636 These are the exact ngures 80 far a.
tho investl cation has gone. This revelation was
made this morning in the Supreme Court befOre
Judge Hamilton Ward, when Deputy-Attomey-
General Hogan made application for the ap-
pontmcnt OF a temporary receiver Tor the bank.
Bang Examiner JudsOn says he believes the total
amount OF tho defalcatiOh will reach half a mil
lion. Ex-Treasurer Dam and Po)k-keepcr
Armstrong spent their Fourth OF July In jail.
and still remain there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
p,o.a AssmIa,,on Al waabinr-

v,,h ,be t-n,.ed Press Association at Washing
,no was sboat Two months ago appointed ono OF
he .rcnts az the Census Ofsco 70 gather iarh-
,neytsage statistics 20 Virginia. He Las Just re-
,orncd fror a trip through tho Piedmont sec'ion
.nst.nns down in tho 1idewater neetion. he VIII
go "a 10 AlOemarle, end then continue IN thot
.,t - Tho state. s1le "a all right. and has lel-
- ~ prominent people. ticfks OF courts can
etd MN materially, and IL should oe borne IN
,ntnd that the mortgages arc uot obtained with
ricw al knowing what individuals owe, Dut
merely 70 get the aggregate Ia each county.
sILyFR CONFERENCES.
Tho friends 81 the FREQ coinage OF silver held
conference tonight. Tomorrow the virginia
and North Carolina delegations expect 70 hold
conferences to mako gp their minds what ac-
tion tney will take on The qaesrln.
Hon. George W Cooper, u the ilth pnoianal
District, fpcni his FOarth Ny making a ylsit 70
CnarloiiosYle, and whio there went out 20
Monticello, where the immortal Jefferson was
Inferred.
Hon. George d. wisc who went 10 Chesterfield
to spcas at the iaruois picnic, has returned 70
the Capitol.
Representative Epes attended tho Iammany
FOurth-Of-iuy celebration in New York.
Rev. !. Thompson Cole, Of NirEinja. VINO ms
been a missionary IN Japan for seven years. has
Gated hcfr, ana is nov nssi taut rector ot tnc
Epiphany church. Of whica Rev. Or. hckim is
rector. Mr. Cole recently returned from japan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
TIE PEOPLES PARTY IN VIRGINIA.
Views OF Two Prominent Alliance-Demo
Gratis as to It's Strength.

Very little interest seemed to bo felt here IN
the action Of the Omaha convention. Among
those who follow most closely the drift OF pohtl-
cal sentiment the concensus Of opinion seems TO
be that the People's-party movement had not
seveioped suficiently to Justify an expression oil
views as 10 what 10 would amount 70.
Colonel Randolph Harrison, on Cumoetlanu
county. who filed the office OF commissioner y.
Agricultnre during Governor Lees term, ana
has been for long time consplcuously iHebtl-
ded with the farming interests OF Virginia, was
in the city yesterday The Colonel y pfotll-
neut member OF the Alliance ana eoited .,ls .se
Rural Msssen1eT for some thHo "uio IL was 'no
state organ OF the body.
WHAT COLONEL HARRISON THINKS.
Colonel Harrison was seen by DISPATCH 70
norter. who told him Of the report that he had
Allied himself with the Thlrd-party movement:
he expressed surprise at this and SAID, 81 would
Ike TO know who told you that, sir
alt "a not true, then, Is 1t Colonel ~ suggested
the reporter
.i am an Alliance man." returned the Colo
mel THAT organization has IN II al shades OF
oolitics--Kspu blicans, Democrats, ConserNa-
ives &C. lam not committed 70 any party-no-
air am not committed 10 any party.
"Do you think the Third. or Peoples party,
has much strength In Virginia.,
"Yes sir. " replied Colonel HarrirCn. AZ has
considerably more strength man you people
| think for. When the vote - poiied you will be
surprised al the number.
"Whero II the largest ioAo"ihs oi mo ioo-
pies party'' =
| plnces and in groups that will astcnlsh you In
Powhhtan, Mecklenburg, Nottoway, tnmDer-
| land Buckingham-in Southside Virginia. \ es
in the county OF Loudonn, In Hanover, and
Gocchland. On, In number Of places y
you are going 70 quote me correctly, em an Al
lance man, and sm not committed 70 any
party"
TIP THIRD PARTY IN 0oocHrAsp.
Mr.. r. II. Vaughan, who represented the coun-
ty OF Goochland in the House In 1sS3-s4, and
who II prominent Acknowledgements. was alse
In the city yesterday. When questioned about
the Thlrd-party movement In his county he said
there were large number OF Alliance men IN
Goochland, but they could Do generally depended
upon 10 vote the Democrats ticket, and IN hjf
opinion there would not be a bakers dozen who
would vote with the Peoples party. However
across the river In Pownatan the people were
he added, In a bad condition. and from what he
could hear the Peoples party had larger fol-
lowing than was generally believed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Terribly Destructive storm.

LIMA, o., July 5.-Reports from las, Saturday
nights storm, which nave been delayed by proc
trated wires. show that II was cycionic In force
northwest from here. At least three fatsiife.
occurred and n large number OF cattle were
near Van Vert; Mrs. John Goam. Of 0tterviile,
o., aud John Wilkly, OF Alien county. Fifty-one
houses aud barns were destroyed For miles
within tho belt there IL neither Tree, fence, barn
house, nor crop standing. The total list OF In
iured Is large. There are several inland tognf
In The path Of the cyclone that have not yss Deer
l.nu uxII IrIlIn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Tnmmany IN Line.

NEw YORK, July 6.-The Tammany COMMITTEES
Of Twsnty-four met this afternoon and en-
d0rsed the platform Of principles cnunciascd 5y
the Chicago convention and pledged It's earnest
and untiring support 20 the nominees OF tho
convention-Cle Cleveland and Stevenson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
PAAMER MOI A POLlTlclAN.
In Agent 81 the Census Uureau-Demo-
Gratis Want Figures aud Facts.
CFrom Our Regular Correspondent J

Ifrom Our Regular Corresp pondent.l
WAsiiINGION, July a telegram from la.
leigh 20 the DisrA1ch the other day stated mat a
Mr. Palmer was In North Carolina collecting
statistics IN regard % farm mortgages. and that
mn impression prevailed that no was not spe,ial
ageu. OF the Census Bureau, a. claimed by MIN.
mt an emissary II the National RennNlicap
Cofomittee Tho DlsrArCn corres,ondent
to-day made inquiry VI Mr.. Porter, the
snneTiutendout OF thu Census, and wns
ini.fued that Mr.. Palmer is duly accredited
agent II the bureau, and has been sent out un.
der the provisions OF the Law 10 collect these st.-
tisiics. lie rae nothing whatever % DO with the
National Consss4 80 and II Ia no way connected
~ s.-xocEATIc INTERESTS.
The gathering Of this information WAS caused
iy A deterninod effort on the part OF the Demo
cfais IN Congress 70 have the Census Bureau OBJ
tain the correct figures rs % farD-mor,gageA
This n a sgD5ect that the RepubifcaH stotosmen
WeTo anything but anxious 10 go mt. Tue
democrats claim, and have ciaiped for ten
years or more, that under the present
TObber tariff system tho favored classes
under The tarn laws are getting rich nnd rho
farming and lab0rins classes are becoming
pOOrer year by year, in Kansas. iowa, ana
many western States therc are hundreds q niii-
Hons la mortgages on the farm lands. ana II ~
almost ~ had Ia the South. II is ihc result OK
the unequal LAWS on the statute books, put more
BY the hepubiloan party. The Democrats want
The nguss; The Republicans woula hko 70 con-
ceai the lecta.
AN Aossr IN VIRGINIA.
Nj. W. W. Be6hsps, formerly tor many jean
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Guests at Gotham. s's Hotels; !;

NEW YoRE, July OF. A. Angus and W, An
ens, Gienham: L. 5sraure. Marlborough; l..
Kanfmann. Imperial; {. 4. Hawes, New York |;
n. Ellett. st. Denis: X. ID. Carpenter, Bruns-
wick: x. q. Higgtn Dotham, @. .. BrockNsy, y.
7. Repsrtson, ana W. 2. Weed, 0sAnl uraens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
The nnwit.er.. Moonlight.

The Howitzers will give their third
moonlight TO Warwick Park tomorrow
(Thursday) night. Full band of music,
dancing. refreshments in abundance, and
9 good time insured to all. Boat will leave
the wharf at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

The ladies of the Glen Allen Baptist
church will give an entertainment and
feast on Thursday next. July the 7th. al Z
their friends. Trains leave Elba 4:l3 and
6:l2 2. NJ. Returning arrive $3.50 Z. Nj.
Round trip SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

FIND FAULT If 1UU CAN.
It's the easiest thing in the world to
find fault, as general rule it's The hard
est thing in the world to find fault with
one of our Custom Suits. We make them
SO that if we ever hear from them again
Ve never hear from them in the language
of complaint. We are just as careful
about the minutest details as we are
about the more important essentials
that which is unseen receives the same
attention as is bestowed upon the exter-
mails. As to prices all we need say is
this They could not be lower and ena-
bic us to do you justice.
Some OF tho best already-made Clothes
We ever saw have been reduced to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

The Ariel will mako an excursion to Nor
folk, Old Point, Newport News, Hampton,
Virginia Beach, &C.. Saturday night. July
9th. Round trip 81. Tickets also good to
return the following Tuesday. See adver-
tisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
88. rs.

f you want Suit it's your time to
J. buy it now. Prices for the balance
F' Of the week that will fairly make
goods fly off our counters-ss.75 to
be the great mover.
Take look at them in our east
window. You will readily appreciate
that in many instances there isn't
penny's profit in it for us. We are SIM
ply selling because we MUST.
Time is limited. They are Suits which
no other concern would sell or could sell
at such q price. Try to match them.
The experiment will Of course work in
our favor and bring you quickly to US.
There's an actual reduction of from
50 to 81 on every Suit. Patterns that
are pleasing. desirable. and new; quail
ties which will wear-we guarantee
them. And tho fit-well, like all tho
rest of the clothes we make end sell, it's
PERFECT.
Such captivating price viii not take
long to clear out every one OF them. Tardy
buyers may be disappointed. Be sure
como here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castor'a.
When she was a Child. she cried for Csstoria
When she became Miss, she clung TO Castcr<
When she had Children, she gave them Casfef'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

Cleveland aud Stevenson. Hon. James L. Cor
don was first introduced BY County-C hairmsn
John ". Opie. and the Aluemarie orator
caueht his audience at once. Senator Edward
Echois. General John Echois, Congressman
Harry Sc George Tucker, George II. Harrison,
and Com mnonwcaith-A Attorney j. Lewis Bumgard-
ner followed In happy speeches, and the Augusta
and staunton Democracy warn their brethren
throughout the State 20 look 10 their lsurols, as
Augusta intends 20 carry the Cleveland eolors 10
the front.
HsCAPgD.
-Four State convicts escaped from the psni-
tentlary stockade near Arbor Hili, In this
county, Sunday night They were members Oh
a large gang OF conytcts hired by the state 10
Gooch & Co, contractors, Of Staunton, who are
engaged in macadamiziDg the county road from
staunton 10 Bronsburg.
Tho four negroes cut their way out from the
improviscd prison and are still at large. Inc
fugitives are Tom Morgan, Of Norfolk, with
nineteen years TO serve James McGaryis,
Richmond, ton-year term J. A. Tandar. Pitt
sylyania, three-year man, and the fourth TWO
year man from Fsuquler. A reward OF 600 Is
offered for the arrest OF each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and stomach lis
orders use Browns Iron Bitters. The Best Tonic;
IL rebuilds the system, cleans the blood and
strengthens the muscles. splendid touic for
weak aud debiltated persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

When you 60 to buy blood purifier be
sure and ask your druggist about A. b. G.
Alteratiya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

by Or. DAvID's LIVER PILLS, the most pleasan
and reliable family medicine known.