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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-24
THE SITUATION IN GERMANY.

The prospect is that the German army
bill will pass the reichstag. II the Ger
man parliament believes the statements Of
Chancellor Caprivi and is patriotic it will
pass the bill without doubt, for if Caprivi
truthfully states the situation the military
preparation of Germany against attack is
not sufficient for the security Of the en-
pire. Caprivi points out that there is an
agreement between France and Russia for
military cooperation in certain contin.
geucies; that the present perturbed polit-
ical condition of France increases the
chances Of war; that the armies of the
triple alliance are ri present inferior to
those of France and Russia as 10 numbers:
that Germany could not succeed except
by an offensive policy, and such offensive
policy, however, would require. he said,
numerical superiority Of the forces of the
triple alliance to those Of their antagonists.
Germany is therefore Obliged to ask for
this increase in her army and in her mill
tary budget, because Austro-HunCary and
Italy have reached the limit of taxation
for military purposes. All that Austria
can do in event of war would be 10 occupy
the attention of q portion OF the Russian
army Of invasion on the Gslician frontier.
while Italy strove TO prevent the French
! from assaiing Austria on her southern
frontier To protect the Ganks of the Ger
man empire IS ali that Germany can expect
Of Austria and Italy, and on Germany
would devolye the mighty task Of TAX
ing the offensive against both France
and Russia and REFUSING their
armies Of invasion. The chances
| are that Germany might get beaten
through the utter inability of
the Austrian army to defend the Galician
frontier or tie Italian army 10 defend
Northern Italy against French invasion.
In organization the Austrian army is weak.
and the Italian army that has never proved
match for the Austrians can hardly hone
| 20 cope with the French. who have gem
orally beaten the Austrians.
Caprlvi is fearful in event OF military
| dictator succeeding Ca-not in France that
| the watchword would be war against Ger
many. Capriv!'s argument IS very strong.
He sbows shat there j. danger Of war; that
! II var comes tomorrow Germany would
take the offensive. not with superior but
! interior numbers. Unless Germany has
lost al patriotic prudence the re.chstac
w,u pass the bl.I for Tie increase o! the
army.
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Turner Simply a Catspaw.

NaI4a " AHA Cn!On-JOuT1ai.
The present senatorial election contains many
elements distinct OF themselves IN some
things il presents unique feature in such con-
tests, in the peculiar attitude OF the warning
factions toward cacn other and in the evident
intention OF the minority 10 have harmony OF
their own peculiar brand, even if they have To
get 1t by force OF arms. The long iorbearauce
or the other faction is another pecp,iarity OF
the situation. The candidacy OF Judge Turner
i 81 tha rule or ruin variety, though the Union
J9urRd, docs rot believe that that gentleman Is
conscious agen. IN the matter. In TACT
although Judge Turner taxes his candidacy
seriously. IL is doubtful Il more than half OF his
followers regard him a possibility. He is
simply used ca;sraw TO pull the ehestnuts
ont oi the ire for Moore, FairweatAer ct al IN
word. = enable the Allen haters 70 beat Allen
And then himself 70 be thrown aside. Turner's
managers have handled this campaign, not by
endeBvors1r 70 show that he would be OF com.
handing Influence as legislator II elected, or
q special benefit, but by v.tUrperation OF >ena.
tor Allen an eadeavor IS made 20 draw from him
the friendship aud support OF Legislators To
accomplish this object 10 lie Is too low, no
STATE meut too improbable.
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as Republican without any pledges what
ever ito act TO some extent with the Dam
ocrats in the senate" Congressman VIII
first ballot. when Allen, Turner. Griggs
and Teats were regularly placed in nomi-
nation. On the second day OF the contest
Senator Sergeant nominated Wilson. who
received but one vote, that Of Senator Sar-
gesnt. Senator Sergeant has since joined
the supporters Of Allen. The Republicans
who support Allen and those who support
Turner are. ike their respective candi-
dates. all ''straight-out" Republicans.
Allen has. however, two-thirds Of this
''ssraight-out" Republican vote.
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STATE POLITICS.

Alphabetical Mays, who is evidently preening
his feathers as the screecher of the legislature,
says the people of Garfield county sent him to
Olympia as Il rebuke to Republican methods. II
the people of Garfield had considered the possi-
biity OF publicly rebukng them elves they
would have Kept Mays at home.-The Oympida
The man who can't see the good po. cy of
Everett establishing and maintaining friendly
rotations with Gov. McGraw and the present
state government will never tumble to any stu.
alton until an elevator falls on him. Mr.. Roscoe
is in the hole and we should help him out Of il
as gently as possible, instead OF rendering the
situation still more awkward for the young
Gentleman.-Euerett Nears.
1t is not the purpose OF the Uni. 10 say George
Turner is not competent and honest. but it
thinks that under the circumstances Mr.. A len
Is the better man Tor the interests of this state
There is much IN the ability OF Mr.. Turner to
admire, much in MS character ami mental
makeup Tor the approval OF friends, but il is not
in that exceeding great degree, above Mr.. Allen,
that iustitles the vituperstlve onslaughts that
ere being made on his compettor.-OakesdGle
Unit
IN spokane county the nomination Of Messrs.
Belknap and Speck was regarded as en- Allen
triumph, and the Allen workers were accused at
the time OF having manipulated the convention
in the Fifth district They have been regarded
as Allen men ever since, and that there is very
strong Alien sentiment not only in the Fifth
district, but all through Spokane county, is well
known 10 all who have any acquaintance
through that county. Messrs. Be.kaap and
speck are all right-Ddrenport Times.
With Senator Aliens supporters a different
course has been pursued His opponent has
been treated by the Allen press with distin-
guished courtesy. None of the newspapers
have Jailed to say kind words OF him, aud none
have resorted to personal abuse in the hope of
iniuring his chances. The severest charges
made against him are that he betrayed Con-
gresham Wilson at the polls two wears ago
proved by extracts from the Reriep which then
denounced him as a traitor--and that with the
Portland people he made some accommodation
iuten ded to be detrimental to the interests OF
his state, which he confirmed by opposing the
public improvements plank III the state coayen-
tlon.-WaId WdNd Union Journal.
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About "Dictation.H
Tie Oiympian.


Eastern Washington does not want Allen"
say some o. the minority. Eastern Warrington
does want Allea. Her vote is y To- - in his
favor. King county IS trying 10 dictate" say
some OF tie minority. Eliminate King county's
vote Tor Alien sud give to Turner the one King
county man w.o votes for him, and the one
Democrat. Moore, and the vote for Alien stands
81. 70 II for Turner. Surely there is 10 King
county citation n that majority i the cues
ton who wants Alien LETT to Northwestern
Washington Her vote stands 9 70 IN his
favor. Does Southwestern Washington want
AUenF Her vote Is 10 : N his favor. Spokane
eo1uty itself, the home OF Judge Turner, is
divided IN IL allegiance 10 him, yet the II nor
ily talks OF dicta;.on. Can they not see that
they are doing the very thing they cry out
aSa'ast7 tan they not see that il IS not a ma
!or.tv which dictates, but a minority which re.
zI,ts in ths senatorial elecion7 Even Pierce
coGaty, the old-iime enemy OF X NJ, sees this
clearly. No one, who il no, merely an Allen
ha1e- o. cutter, can fail u see ihat d.csation
i on the side OF the minority
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A MASS or BLUNDlRs

The Springfield. Mass, Republican. COM
mentins upon our senatorial deadlock,
Gays:
Senator Allen, who IS the canal candidate %
charged with sacrificing al interests 4 tAs
SKATE 10 the CANA, which. II built would Aid to
the v,ue Of properties in which no has al IN
tsrest As =. ths Legislature is Republican,
hat the spst in the party IS 50 wide that The
\ zen or canal Republicans bol:sd, united with
the Democrats aud chose q Populist .psakeE II
the same combination holds, Allen viii Re
elected senator as aH independents. pledged 10
set u some extent with tire Democrat. in tie
senate. Congressman Wilson q the stragat-out
Republican candidate, hut IL IS not likely that
Tie Republicans Will hold tae.r party together
10 elect him.
This paragraph contains q remarkable
number Of blunders for jourusl gener-
ally so we'll informed as the Republican.
Senator Allen has no interest IN any prem
erties whose value. would be enhanced by
the building Of the canal. Senator Allen
j. a poor man in this worlds goods; his
little property lies in his home at Walla
walla, which certainly would not be at.
iected BY any rise IN values in Seattle. The
spcaker elected was not Populist, hut
Republican, who acted with the regular
Republican majority caucus and was from
first 10 last supporter Of Ai,ea. There
are but nine PopuIists IN the le-is)ature;
in twenty-five ballots they have not given
vote 20 Allen and are not likely ~;
when they were elected. their svm-
pathieS, so fs- RS they hal aoy
for either Of tie Republican can
dlda.es, were with Judge Turner. but
they have voted without change for Tea;s.
the Popuhs, candidate. II Senator A..en
is returned 20 the senste. 81 we conf
IDENTITY expect 10 Nll be. tie viii be elected
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The Liberal party IN Canada is generally
accepting the platform laid down for It by
igs leader in the commons, Lalrier. in bis
recent speech st Hamilton. Free trade
and reciprocity w.,a the United States are
the principal p.aaks in the platform. With
lock toward Canadian independence.
Annexation Is not Esyen , place. Can
ad.an independence Is i dream, and the
etec. Of e0mplets reciprocity With sAs
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Ledger Misreprese nts Fierce County
BlcAlay RFnuar


4 lew weeks ago the LetFs- iuSul.ed Senator
sasgsaAs sn3 Ms constituents by requesting i 7,
t. resign. The isG-er az tSis because senator
sargcs1t was enc o. he petitioners for lew
county. IN ~ Issue C.; January - the letter
aea.n demanded Senator Sargeanrs res. guariufi
il id tals because lie signed a caucus cali! II
Senator sergeant wound neglect the interests Of
ms 44str'et 81 prove traitor 10 b.s corstitu-
e1Cy. the iSfee- would be satisfied The east
en- pass o. t.esee county IS getting very tired
81 tie ttSorry and intolerance OF tacoma az
her morning payer. The Lc5Qsrs policy may be
the right thing :or Tacoma, but j. too restricted
s1d selfish ioE tals psIt oi tee County.
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United States would be IN twenty years 10
make Canada anxious for annexation.
The Tories will never grant unrestricted
reciprocity and the United States viii ac-
cept nothing less
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THE FAY OFT

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with Doctor Pierce's
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Safely and certainly, ev-
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Out of all the medi-
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nation or liberation. bearing down
sensations and kindred ailments, if it
ever fails 10 benefit or cure. you have
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Griggs is not only a millionaire, but he is
president OF one OF the largest corporations IL
the state, q warm friend OF the RAILROADS, snd
man who has no claim 10 the honoz except the
re Of his purse Dayton Chront:le
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So certain 20 cure ecerg case & Catarrh Is
DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy that lis proprie-
tors make You this Offer ''lf sou cant ba
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The herald., 1893-08-29
NORTH ONTARIO.
A Successful Rabbit Drive yo,n,
Netes.

N"D'' 1.-two - joint
Netes.
NORTH ONTARIO, Aug 27.-There were about
100 members of the Ontario Gun club and 9th
ers who turned out In the great rabbit-killino
hunt Saturday. The bounty on coyotes has
been the cause ofthe thinning out OF the eovote
family, and, therefore, bonny being practieallv
exempt from molestaiion from his former enc
my. has increased and multiplied to sncb n
alAtmlng xtent as 70 become source OF alarm
ana dread TO the orchardists and vinyerdists OF
this county. "a
Tho Ontario Gun club has been waainy wa,
on the rabbits these last two months, the G. ub
being divided, under the leadership of Captains
Lnuley and Moore, with the undsrstandinr
that the command succeeding In killing the
greater number Of rabbits by The 1st Saturday
n september, would b, banQuetted by their de-
fsated opponents. 1t is nip and tuck betwean
the two commands at present, the leaders bsins
only. at the end OF yesterdays hunt, rs rabbits
the time consumed in the killing being abouyt
six hours. and over the poore 1t part of the conn
try AZ that ME- Fred wilding, an enthusiastic
Ontario, hotel keeper OF large experience and I'd
whose qualifications as caterer are well
known VIII superintend the banquet, which
will be given at the Magnolia villa Idmission
day. September 9th, when covers viii he Iaid
for 100 people. -''-N
In com pany with Rev. j. B. Green of this
place your correspondent drove up to the head
Of Euclid avenue. on Thur. day afternoon. from from
which place. facing south, one of the grandest
and most diversified views OF mountain and
valley scenery imaginable may be had. Away
on to the southeast the myriad groves Of de-.
ciduous fruits the orange and lemon, which
has made the name of Riverside househojd
WORD wora; the Gear cear-cut Il mountains to the east and
pesks. owering above the clouds, sentineis
guarding the peaceful denizens OF the richest
and most beautiful cluster Of valleys under the
sun. Farther " est Chino famous for its beet
sugar, South Riverside. further south and ASH.
kna sanIsH0 snnnnfAtns and an ai@As Aa-
The herald., 1893-08-29
POMONA.

Orange Growers Select Delegates--for-
sonal and Local Items.
POMONA, Aug. 25.--The orange growers pur-
suant to call and announcement, met tnis
afternoon at pm. in the board OF trade
rooms, aud made the folio wing selections from
the four Pomona districts who are 70 atteno
the meeting in Les Angeles tomorrow as oeie-
gates to represent us in the organizing oil :
Southern California central fruit e1cnangSdi d
D. g. league. This guarantees Pomona gooa
and faithful representation, az each deiegsse -
interested personally ss well 81 pubpio. him
The meeting expressed itself as In favor o.
adopting the standard size box as used by Flor.
ida; as In favor Of getting up some kina OF an
may be present, SO as to become better &C.
quainted with each other and with tnos
from different sections, In short to adopt some
of action, similarity Of interests and success o.
all individually and collectively might DC oD'
tanned. =,
came here some eight months ago Tor mel
health, aud so well has the climate and c1ange
gone with her that che leaves today for ner on 0io
home. Des Moines. Ia., over the Southern "a.
cifo, 81 pounds heavier in weight than when
MI Z. Elliott left this morning via the South
ern Pacific for Spokane, Wash.
J. G. Love, esq, left over the s. T. route for 81
Joseph, Mo-, this m orning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cohp, formerly resi-
dents of Pomona but now OF Los Angeles are
in town, the guests OF Mr.. ana MRS Na,nan
Cohn. They expect TO return on nexs "eunos
day.
First National bank.
The Methodist church has added to the in
strumental portion of its choir, there now being
besides the organ . cornet and piano. The sole
last night by the pastor, Rev; B. &; Corey, was
solemn, effective and touching; his sermon,
from Deuteronomy 80, IL and 13, he explained
as representing Jacob by the eagle, Israel pJ
Jacob, and humanity In general by Israel
L. brousseau informs us that he and his
party leave one week from tomorrow for the
east
The Unitarian church building will be one
OF the haDdsomest in Pomona. It's rock basf
work is very odd and pretty,
Mrs. J. X, Dimond left this afternoon Tor q
visit to her son in Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-08-29

Santa Catalina island the waters OF the racine
glistening In the briaht sunlight makes piv "
ture exquisitely beautiful and impoesipe "
dupli ,ate, even in the marvelousiy snoowep 1IHwd
beauty of California's semi-troptc wonoeri1nu
I. s. Dowse has established q factory In on.
tario for the manufacture OF Gil kinds OF spia,L
ian supplies. Mr.. Dowse 10 skilled mecnsnaSc
with an intimate knowledge of the wanF anu s.a
necessities Of the apiartsts, having been Ii 'ne
bse business himself number OF years.
Professar Piutu OF Los Angeles has been n eh.
gagged BY the faculty 70 take enarge, g,ga on 1s aor
the next year. This appointment Is rece,vsu sol
with especial favor by the pupils, as the pro-
fessor taught here formerly
Rev. J. B. Green has returned from bis vscs'
ton at Long Beach much benefited 10 nesltn.
He occupied his pulpit in the Methodist hpas-
copal church, Ontario, last sunday.
N. L. Mitchell and family have gone 70 Long
Beach for weeks rest and enjoy ment-
Mrs. James Bradford, accompanied py ner
son william, left for the beach tuesday where
they win remain the balance Of the month;
Mrs. Or. @. g. Campbell and daughter MIS-:
Ryder OF San Bernardino, wife and daughter o.
Dr.. O. G. Campbell medical director Of the
Garten gold cure, this place, are listening 10
the moaning OF the waters at Redondo.
The herald., 1893-08-29
llama Of Intarest.

VISITORS TO SANTA MONICA will find at
the remodeled Red store. Third street, the lare-
est and best tselected stock OF dry goods furnish
ings and high class groceries In the town.
SCHADER Il CO., beers, wines, liquors, min
The herald., 1893-08-29
COMPTON,.
News and Persona, Matters from

News and Personal Matters from That
Place.
COMPTON, Aug. 2S.-The Scovllle family, who
| lived for so long time in Compton, after ltv-
| ing in Stockton some years, have gone to Los
Angeles. Mrs. scoville mansges restaurant
| there.
-~-Ss-.o tne cnurcn OF the N W Era.
| Mr.. J. Norton, who has been ON a jury in Los
Angeles during the past week, was taken with
achill while il the city, and came home quite
| sick.
| MIR. Jasper Norton in driving team OF aorses
while baling hay, received a severe injury on
the hand The singletree broke and struck the
hand with free
Mr.. Charlie Mason and Mr.. Buckham, Stellar
and Roy Malron, Ida Barron, Ada Bisbee, Elda
and Walter Legg, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Smith,
Mintie and Mrs. J. Hight, Miss Mclharron and
others, making party of 20 in ali, started for
Catalina this morning for vacation of two
weeks.
Requests for prayer were made in the Congre-
gaional church Sunday morning for Mr.. Jones
and Miss Meyer. who are dangerously sick.
Miss Meyer has q physician from Los Angeles
attending, who pronounces her case typhoid
fever
The class .of'93 had class meeting at the
residence OF Mrs. Mcfarland. Although the
meeting was called for business, general good
time was enjoyed, and the party left at an early
hour.
The herald., 1893-08-29

cIuded he had got the right man. When ne
started to arrest him the prisoner nreu nve
times before arrested. and was 6roueht 70 ine
county jail at Los Angeles ironed. Inc prsKe
man and several others who have teen MIN
have identified him beyond the snaoow oi
doubt
ON September 9th series of races take place
which give promise OF being doubly enjoyaple
this year, on account Of large series OF en-
tries. the following being the programmes:
One-Quarter mile running race for ponies.
One half mile running race for ponies.
Three-quRrters mile running race f0r PONIES
Three-quarters mile hurdle race Tor ponies; %;
One mile open running race. $40 added $l
entrance fee, catch weight.
Harness race for trottera and PAGERS owned
for one month previous to September Isl py
residents Of Santa Monica or Bs,lona mile
heats best two In three $50 added, ~ en-
trance. All entries must be made previous 10
September 3, to G. L. Waring, Santa Monica.
day evening with beautiful silver cigar box
by the eoutbern California Lawn Tennis asso-
citation, In recognition OF his services as sec.
retsy q :ns s MD Yas tss
moving spirit Of the tournament
The Southern California railroad company
Will run series of special trains and the Y; M.
the bath house and Ocean park viii be appro.
piately tnaugurated.
Mr. and Mrs D. Desmond and family are oc-
cupying their Second street cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. r G. Ryan have returned home
after pleasant seaso at Redondo.
Mrs.. U. D. Baker Of Phoenix is visiting ner
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond.
Miss Calte, Ontario; G. X. Swarthout, San
Bernardino; Mr.. and Mrs. G. K, Richards. Roy
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs d. Dodsworth, Master
NJ. Dodsworth, q. "A. Roberts, G. e. Day, Los
Angeles; A: Webb, Ventura, arrived at Inc JACK
&C Col. and Mrs. R. 8. Baker left yesterday for
the windy city, to be absent several months
The herald., 1893-08-29

MAIL
Under the new system patients treating by
mail have the ADVANTAGE OF q careful and ac
curate diagnosis, with watchful attention paid
to the details OF every case, and medicines
specially pre- pared for each individual patient,
with the constant advice OF skillfui and sue
cessful specialists.
Send four cents in stamps for Question
Circulars.
The herald., 1893-08-29
SANTA MONICA.
A Creditable Capture OF Supposed Bur

A Creditable Capture OF Supposed Bur
glar-Personals.
SANTA MONICA. Aug. 28.-Constables Dexter
ana Myers feel Justly jubilant over the success
iul capture of Brady up at Fresno which has
been already reported in the HERALD. The
narrative OF how the allround crook was
csugnt by two pumpkin constables, as Brady
Calls tnem. shows pluck and perseverance and
uoes credit 70 our constabulary. On the night
.ro ou,giaries and robbery took place they laid
their plans to catch the offanders hv virtue ~
uummy, put the men were too sharp for the
~ unP, auo becoming scared left the town. One
vs z. lem wss caught at the wharf, Joe Carter by
SsMe, Sh, anu tne other at Redondo. But the
proken;nosed one who was the most easily
r.vf ssUUffld,ze1, ana whose capture was most
W., wssm.su, - ioF the purpose OF fastening the
sng q descriptions were scattered broadcast. end
- " iIst tney got . clue In Fresno where con.
up north following the matrar IN o~s-