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New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
GROWING RICH OUT OF HIS CoNlkAOi.
THE pEMOCRATrC CANDIDATES WORK SoH ohi'
CAGO TAXPAYERS.

Chicago Dec. (speciap.-An evening papoi s "sn
makes tho charge that John r. Hopkins, Dsn''eFaS'
d,,o for Mayor IA growing rich rapidly through q'e~
,n.n,a nractces at the oxpense Of the Taxpayers VI
cb,caa, Mr. Hopkins 1T Is alleged is the hnsnc'@ m.n
in tho contracting firm which Is CONSTRUCTING Two -
pa-k va,sr tunnel. This work Was 10 coss no s'v
s,T5ooo It Ia not more than thresquarters ooue oa'
sa conracors bills already foot up over ssooooo In"
contract was awarded in April 1892 TO Lydon Diews,
~, r,on "a n neuhew Of Hopkins and the latter ho'aS
the nrms power OF attorney and 10 In coh'ro oi .ie
roanc,al afars. 1t Is charged that mfousn w'"u 1s'
ON the part o, the contractors unnecessary eA'ea'
,ha cost o, tho tunnel been more than douoed
or. "a tho election Of Mayor Harrison steps were my
tutei 10 tako the contract away from Lyon 'o
,o,,on of .s conditions but before this was aeeon'p"
ho noocrats were In possession Of the CITY HAL ana
n a-n, was allowed to s process OF DONG 'e
,ors ana drawing big money from the city Inc Issou1
W c,,,.,n-,s osiee show that over ssoo,0o0 has
v,,d becn drawn on work. and at mo same rae n'
COS. will roach ss00Oo John r. Hopkins Ia tns Eaay
81 chair SAYS The Journal 'pesdns upon the "ofA
A No by John T. Hopkins contractor wou'a 90 eoi''u
nlus,,aon Of the beauties Of municipal government
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
THE Wills CLOSED AGAINST THEM.
OVER FIFTY BOND AND INVESTMENT COMPANIES
DENIED POSTAL PRIVILEGES by TIE
GOVERNMENT.

l,htoooo Noe S-The United States authorities
h,,,. 1e,crn,ined to suppress the bond and invest
mont companies which are operating all over '"s
country PoatOfice Inspector stuart received ho'"
Washington to-day list of over hlty co"ce'"'
onor,,ine in much the same manner as the Guar
ontoc Investment Co. OF Chicago, whose o'hcerS
wore convicted In Judge Grosscup's court Accom-
rorv,ne tho list was n communication from the
chief POstOflce Inspector at washington sta'''s
that the companies named had been mVes'lS"'eu
by Assistant Attorney General Thomas ana hau
been pronounced by him fraudulent ana not en-
titled to the privileges Of the United states h''','
Inspector Stuart was instructed to direct the
sos, roaecrs IN This district not to deliver any or
tbeir registered letters or money orders. he was
also directed to evidence against any oi ''e
companies operating here or anywhere else III .'e
West and prosecute them under the law forbidding
lotteries and the act forbidding the use OF the
mails for swindlng purposes. The companies IN
cludal in the list are as follows. some OF them
being virtually branches OF the same concern oa'
operating In the different sections or the country
Equitable Investment Co. Councn BUNS. iowa
Perpetual Maturity Bond Co, same CITY iowa
Guarantee Investment Co. Keokuk' Iowa; reserve
Fund Investment Co. Creston. Iowa: United states
Investment Co. Bankers Investment Co., Capitai
Consul Co.. and Columbia Bond Investment Co.,
Minneauols: North American Investment Co.. 81.
Paul; Guarantee Investment Co. Milwaukee; state
OF Washington Bond Co. Chicago; fhoenix Loan
and Investment Co.. Colorado Guarantee ana Loan
Co. Guarantee Investment Co. Investment Bond
Company. and workmen's Investment and Eond
Co. Denver Wadem Investment Co.. Pueblo; Pacinc
nss Rsad hHa So cS a 0Ssa Sn
Guarantee Investment Co. stat'le, Wash; WASH; dYer: y
Columbia Bond and Inveatment Co.; Newrort.
American Guarantee savings snd invssmsat ~
Co. Nashville; Phoenix savings and Investment
Co. Waco, Tex; American llond ana lnvestrnoni H
Investment Co and Nebraska sa'tngs and Invest
ment Co, Omaha; National qrarantee ana invss,.
investment Co. Tekonsha. Men; Colpmbia Invest,
ment Co. Saginaw Mich; s. louis ms,s1I e0sa ~
Louis; Pettis County Inveytment Co; Scdal!e. No
Missouri State Loan and Investment Co.. 1ayetUe'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
DOWNING THE OLD DEMOCRACY.
. HUDSON COUNTY COMMITTEE CALLS Foh
HELP IN STAMPING OUT THE FRAUD AND
RoGUERY OF THE PAST.

HELP IN STAMPING OUT THE FRAUD AND
RoGUERY OF THE PAST
Tie committee appointed at recent meeting Of ciuzchs
Of Hudson County ". j., to raorSanizo sho DsmOeIao
ry In that county yesterday Issued an address which
"a signed bv A. L. oarie.soa and tho remaining twenty.
six members OF the committee which Is designaed IN tne
address as the County Committee Of the Regular Demo-
cratic marty of Hudson County, The address bcghs
follows:
The recent election left party without orsanlr
,on and utterly derorazd For many years the parry
hos been despoticaly controlled By fe" sehsn anu
corrurt leadsrs Democratic have boea denied
all voice IN the selection their party rulers ana eher
candidates for public Office Primaries nave oeen n' ~
obs 'ure places at inoOnvsnfsnt honrs "1tho"1
po,ee 70 voters and have unarly and fraadulenuy
CONDUCTED Public Offices have filed vita dishonest
and unfit men, public business has been mismahased' '
ubpc onov sou,nderei OF stolen, tho franchise de-
aucbed crime protected and the Democratic party Of
uudson County made byword and rep'oach among
the people OF the State - ,,.
This reckless and criminal leadership has brought
uuon ths rarity overwhelming dsaseF and ueieat' Inc
ncople ore aroused and angry rhe future OF the Iy
a. pnnyomistne Continual defeat awaits us uhiess q
change Of marty methods party aims and party iesoer
h,n s nromptly effected. rho party must De reorgan
,zod ANY scheme OF reorganization enaaauhR Hoih 'e
old leaders Is discredIted In advance ,,
connuup the addres. sets forth that the only feasible
ulsn OF reorgankstion-the selecuoh o' . p'o'
,, omuttce authorized % founulato pin OF party
an,,,,,on and 10 hold primaries for the election OF
ne,m,nsnt county commit,eehas been adopcea. 7s'o'
,,,,ton. v,Jl be made and Democrat enroIiou
c,o.,nc the committee that IL cohnuehuy app''
. nemorrat, for active aid and support ana pfoposcs
20 substitute the will of the people Tor tho VIA " ~'
bossss,n
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
LOOKING Up THE RECORD OF A WITNESS

Albany. y Y. Dec S-Nuch interest was mani
festcl in this city tonight when 10 was reported
that agents Of District-Attornry Nicoh. OF New
York County. eulcaroring - secure tho record
~ % witness who II is expected VIII he called as
m exrort witness In the trial OF Or. Henry &. =.
.fr..r The person whose record f. being inquired
INFO is DT ". Theodore Scheele who resi-
I.snt Of tns city about Two years ago. For short
.i-,. h. WORKED ln The analine works In Greenbush
acr ,ss IN. river. as chemist. hut shortly after
ward was engaged by the Albany Chemical Com
,onv as aup.rvisng chemist, The Argus says
h.. became acquainted with many students In the
medical college here and when not engaged In
his business pursuits WAS generally with the boys
IL. disappeared suddenly.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
4 prRM1NENr HONE EOR ARr

Chi,4co. Dee. = lSp"cian.-lhe now building of tn
Art In-ttr'. of Chic,gp wlch stand, upon the lakc
ron. wa. farnallf oi"ncl tonifht permanent ant
t.r-.un in honor of tir o.cl-ion 'r trustee, Of the
.f ,fl,l tend. .ic1 reception 90 the members their
ouo.t an1 many prominent Ihioagoa-, Nln are rcnCi
# ~. n-,t Oith1ugh not connected with (, bv NOM
.r.n,u I, 80. ail gathering which cluc together
To- cnpy nrst Wow o ~ valuable collection Of paint
NC. siipur. ana nutquities now in tho ion Of
n, IT,. cum q, ,iIane.d tie spacious apartment, VI
tic new structure
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
THROWN OUT OF A DEMOCRATIC MEETING

There was trouble the first Ward Democratic oluo'
Of B-ooAlyn last rlsht. The members oil ''s ''s1"'
,, v.re holding the most harmonious kind OF meet
,nn =, ,hry Headquarters No. 20 Monaguest. when
roel krone OF the Tenth Ward sauntered In and az.
,eund :, take part the discussion The members OF
mo prs, Ward Democratic Club felt ittle Jealous ABOUT
letting a Democrat from anoiher waru sn'ie eli .i' us
- g,,oa was promptly upon" He was
,, o., di.cuss,on however and Insisted on debann'
FINALLY Edwin Kallsher in his might ana auemp'ed
=, throw chair at the Democrat from The Tenth Mard
S,ro compliments passed between the men Krone
o,, t,o,,sbcr another ami Kasher raised the chair
w., =, t,roue when his friends interfered and Krone
was ror,,blv put If tie room. while the Demoe'a'
- tho rir.t ward continued the discussion
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New.Englsnd and Eastern New.Yorx, fair slgh'V
warmer; south winds.
For New.Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania Dtia"nie'
MARYLAND the District OF Columbia and Virginia ialI'
followed Saturday or night In western Mary!
land by showers; east winds slightly warmer !" lie ~
terror. ,.,,
For North Carolina ami Souh Carolin1' generaiy iS'
slightly warmer IN Interior northeast u cas wi'
For Ccorga and Alabama ra.r Aish:ly warmsF IA 'h'
interior; winds becoming south.
ror Wes. virginia Western New.fors. western I 'a~
syyanla and fatr slt ntly wrser soutA -, and
For Indiana and Illinois. IN southern potos t ,rins
.ou.h winds In northern portions hct shower Ves
in the afternoon; cooler. winds teeoniinJ hrsa"e'"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

sulted with his client. the defendant. Mr. Chanier
has made a good impression thus far during the
trial.
The prisoner was brought IN nahocuneu 10 'ne
shertn,a officer but Immediately the lock snapped
back and the prisoner stood before the bar OF the
court unfettered as the law directs. free man In
that pacefree to prove his right TO go freely else
where and naingle with his fellow-men Mrs Meyer
was promptly on hnnd. The jury all answered 10
the roll-call. There was slight delay whhe ABOUT
tsn lavyers including ex Judge Dittenhoefer Ed
ward Isuterbach and William B. Putney, came be-
fore the ha and asked Judge Barrett TO extend the
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09


The witness then drgc.ihed III" death conc. how
Dr. Meyer called him into the lttie room where thc
p, ,... e .t...,
dying man was seated Ii' "i'1ln'i " l'N N'l''
after witness entered and soon died. Then pr.
Never mn the body p,n the h, and a.',cl with, -
to report the death to lr Alin4gn, . Hs ~" about
was I'm The kitchen when the doctor arrived The
undc~tn.er was sent for and soon reached the
n'us'. , .,'i'' ~. H. ,' .,i III ri re,,rn nn,
everybody he'd gone rhc curtain was raised slightly
"A signal Dr. -dcy,r declare. in1t t9erc never
c9u" I' "i. ,n ,, -o ''''' ,'. d Zoo .i,oI,' tu
/. mo ,ic. .honiI ~ fnovied.c II !, tncv should
80 10. 81, = ,-...r l,,.l a, N.,c.YCrk and that Mrs
s,,..r thc ,ri,,."s sholid sav nothing llf II
VI ., INA M ,rr.s.ei fh.v ..,ni,l1 say fhey
a. nid ,n, 'i -, ,,', 49, TAX riort il
"iu "Dt 40 t. ~, t5. orcsti,u v Air Nc-
oDrcl,"t - va "a ,,it condttn l'v II rr,uj ,ytrn
In ii'yrg r a." ~ ~ %Swv,r b,t The point bclne over
,,S ~ Et,,Il.r do.orited IN. victim az I'm good
thnt.at.i ''-
IN, walled a Great ao,l" ~ .ai. FOR he was
IL, .ts cr ..c, IL ,Dt,gh, col huut fir. in thc
, 'oohint "a "a r INT e.-f SS-,,ltel ID" "
So AZ. "s,,icr ,vas si,sd v,hetSer after Brandt
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
,ouv = BRopsKY NOW IN TAMMANY HALL

Fx-Assenblyman John E. Brodsky VINO seVera'
times represented the old With District a'
Republican In toe Legislature ana ~h' Su..eHe -
ros. I O,pr,sn after the death Of the latter as
,ood -, the association which bears ODrien 3 name
has become member xvstr q ns nnaGor Hd District
o.' o.i - thn Sycamore Club the Harlem Wlgwam
social aesocaon Just before 'he s Sa Ts' most Of Il
cur up In the reapporu9ninent OF rSsI v ~emoved
from Rvnx xton-st Harlem and made ms nome ne
Hi ~ r,na,.e He was for several years president
- ,na fohn A. Logan Republican Club, ana had
terson. the organization leader
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
THE WEATHER REPORT
VAR WEATHER PREVAILS GENERALLY.

Wsshinrton Dec s.-The storm has moved from ths
,or. % Montana TO Iowa diminishing slightly IN intenf
city aud causing nurries IN the Missouri valley
ridge OF high pressure extends from the East Gulf to New
touudand aad second ridge extends from the Nof'a
Pacific Coast TO Mexico An Of high pressure ap
49, D, ma savelopina over Manitoba The tcmperadrs
has f,le, ia the Northwest and renained nearly sfona
In the Atantc Sra:es and risen elsewhere; A.,
GENERALLY fair weather rey be expected over tne enuS
country sxeep nur-es in the upper lake resoa ana
tho CIper Mississippi Valley
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

Mo- Provident Bond and Investment Co., ana
Franco German Electric Co., Cincinnati CalornLa
vestment Co. and Louisiana Lottery Co; kansas
City: Guarantee Investment Co. Hull Ill Ameri' as
n Y. Provident Bond and Investment Co. WASH
fnspector Stuart was Instructed that any change
in the plan OF operation by these companies sor. -
not TO be allowed to change their status oelors
the Posto.ice authorities. Abandoning the pona
maturity plan will not save them from prosecu
heretofore violated the law forbiddins LOTTERIES:
This order shutting out the investment companiss
from the mails" said Inspector stuart, is sweep
ing one. and will put an end to the swihdie'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

labor had 10 wear n sort OF cap 10 keep the diT.
from getting into The SORES AFTER | wonld
wash, vO,.li be covered with bi. rrd liuliic5
ali over mv ncc'. and face. Some ;YO or three
Icorlc ai' iscl mc 20 try the Crr;cvRA Nk,E-
nIEs. I'D Try ht.l, and am Is al have doAo
-. cad % -ay an q wcll man, and ~ th' best
of h-1i;h si-c'. calnO. praise fhc f'TicVHA
REMEDIES too highly. Icnciosc my Ior' ralt.
LEWIS ". NArON, iarl.syille, Ia.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

IRE most OF The Tine. MY
body hai nix red srot6 on it,
and | did not know what 10
do. ! went ~ four different
doctors and they bclrcd mo
at first. III ihc tau [ got
worse again; Nhcn tried
o'hcr remedies. but they did
mo no good. ! was ashamed
10 20 into public. | was u
sight To lOCk AZ. Every ono
w NJ say. What 10 the mat
ter. Why don't yW take some
f.l.,. ~ Zen IL nv duly
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
PLANS OF REORGANIZATION.

ne,tiny Of the Republican Committee on Reorsahiza.
tion was held yesterday afternoon. and The me"oe's "'
m committee continued the discussion OF the pan OF re-
runi atiou for the Republican party OF this county
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

In this ,,.xr.,r ! continuous .- .-1ws "
changes in pressure Indicated by Inc Crleanes s ss
The brox-n line represents INC ss
perature as observed pesry's Pharmacy
Tribure once Dec. D, a. m.-The weather ye'eSv
was fair slightly ccolcr The tompcra:ure faass
between 30 and Is degrees, the lJJ beias ~
lower than en- THURSDAY and q lower than o. sas soss
spontng day last year. , ,,,, .sA
In and near Sew.york to-day continued fdf -
slightly warmer weather will probably. prevail
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
CUTICuHa WORKS WONDERS

Ct-TIcvnA ETsoLv~,;T. the no. llood a;'i s.Sim s.Si
I'--.1cr internally to cleanse tho blood ol al
l.; rur!tlel and poisonous elements, and ttri-
eURA, the great skin euro, with CurlcunA '"AP'
IN exquisite Ska Purifier and Bo"u. lAcr, OK
tcrlally TO clear tho ska end scalp ana rcs'orc
ise hair, cure every d!feacc AID hunor Oh 'iio
SKIN. SCALP and tlool, with less OF hair. from
infancy % age. from pimpici 10 scroia,a, w, when
the best physicians, ahi al o.her remedies fhii'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

him sick and vornit He told that If Brandt
wouldn't take 1t willingly. he was TO be maze 70 -
take It, He told me 70 put little sugar WIN H. 80
and he gave me the morphine. too. Ihen we Ven. Ven
10 n ticket broker and DR.. Meyer bought Two uCnetS
oycr the Erie road for New-York for @2 By agree,
mont we met at the Polk-st station next Gay Al
O'clock Brandt and DR.. Meyers wife were lhere
Dr. Meyer gave me 50 In cash
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

MR.. MINTYRD EXAMINING A WITNESS.
time in which the indicted Madison Square Bank
officials might amend their peadngs. Judge Bar
rett granted their request and they withdrew. only
to return In O. few minutes to ask for further IN
structions. These prelimnares over Judge Barrett
nodded to Mr.. Mcintyre.
carl Muller" called out the Assistant District
Attorney
Muller left his bride. whom he snatched from Dr.
Meyers clutches after she had been marked
victim. and made his way through the crowd. He
placed his hand the Bible to be when
Mr.. Brooke arose and said
''One moment. If YoYS Honor please. desire to
have all witnesses except Muller and the defendant
and codefendant. his wife. excluded from the
room"
Mr.. Mcintyre did not offer any great objection to
this request and Judge Barrett directed all waiting
witnesses to go to the Dstrct-Attorneys office About
one-thtrd of those present left the Then
Muller sworn and took his in the witness
chair. where he could not expect TO have a COM
Portable time, but which infinitely preferable to
the electric chair In Sing Sing
MULLER BEGINS HIS TESTIMONY
What is your name and your aliases?" asked Mr.
Mcintyre
Karl Kirfel have passed under the names of
Carl Muller August " miners and Otto c.
Stone"
How old your"
'Thirty-four years"
'Where were you born?'
II was born in Germany. / was schoolmaster
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

ecld throughout the world rr!cc. CrricvnA.
TOO, SOAR, &c, ligsoLvLS ~. loirHR DRUG
AND CHEZ. CoEr, sole i'roprie:oFs, bos'on'
rg-"iiow to Curo ekln Diseases" msii,d tfoe'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
SCR0FUlA IL YEARS
Always Sore. Tace Burned Like Fire.
Ashamed to DO Seen. Four
Doctors but little Eenefit.
Cured by Cuttcura.

For about ten or twelve years ! have been
troubled with fcrofula. Ny head was always
sore, my face was dry and ecaly, and burned likc
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
The Only Way

To Cure Cntnrrh In the head Is TO re-
move from the blood the impurities which
cause and feed It. This can be done by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier which cffectually eXpcls
all traces Of poison and germs o. disease
end permanently cures Catarrh.
This il Not Theory. but simple fact
and the success Of Hoods Sarsaparlla as
a remedy for Catarrh is testified 10 by
many people whom 1t has cured, not for
a time only. but permanently Remember
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

be found. The poison was administered in can
sulcs which described as hhli th" siI- or m"
little finger OF the mana % tie witness. and about
an inch long. Tho witness saw Brandt take tn 80
five or SIX times during thr cay of March ~. isJl
On the Both Of March Or. Meyer toln witness tnat
he would give the sick man iron. ana thai u wonil
change hi condition. but ;" az not ee thc IL nd
Il adm ri.'nr fILr snlmfI.n
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

GialpLES, biackhcads, red, rough. ehsppen ana
/ IN! oily okin cured BY CurIecnA s"'P'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
rErrNNTNc Tmr AfTERNOON SESSION
ARGUING OVER THE VICTIMS noDY

The details after the death Of Brandt gone
over The witness had asked Dr. Meyer how he
could get rid of the body ana the defendant had
suggested that he might be taken to the deadhouse
and that he Dr. Meyer might go there and claim
him as a brother Il friend Muller asked him
how ne would get him tO the deadhouae ana Meyer
suggested that he had large trunk brought from
Chicago and he could put the body In that. Muller
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
Brief r.eoma Nova.

TACOMA, May 2-[Special.] 1.-The steamer
Marquee was disabled today at Old Ia.
coma by settling down on q pile as the
tide went out. The pile stove a hole in
her bottom. and she had to be beached for
repairs. She was loaded with Skag,t
river oats and hay.
Now that all danger 10 past, President
Rydstrom, of the board of public works,
admits that he did not become naturalized
until little over two weeks before ha took
office. Had this been known at the time.
his opponents for positions on the board
would have used it to prevent his contir
nation.
Some of the members of st. Leo's
Catholic church are anxious to secure a
paroehial school for this city. Other men,
bers OF the church oppose the proposition
on the ground that the congregation needs
a new church more than q parochiai
school, while others do not think q pa
rochial school can ever reach as high q
standard as the public schools.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
4 KANSAS TRAIN ROBBERY.


4 Placky xxpress Messenger Refused
TO Open His safe.
PARSONS. Kan, May "A bold and par
TALLY successful train robbery BY six ban
dts took place ct Pryor Greek, In
dian Territory, ct $50 o'clock to-
night When the Missouri, Kansas d
Texas south-bound passenger train. which
left here ut 4:30 this afternoon, reached
Pryor creek, six masked men emerged
from the darkness. and after signal.
ling the train proceeded to the front
end. The engineer. fireman. conductor
and brakeman were quickly covered with
revolvers and marched from the train, and
while two of the men guarded the train.
men the other four entered the express
car. They threatened the messenger with
pistol and knife and ordered him to open
the safe, but he refused.
Failing in this, they went to the back
part OF the train and relieved all
the passengers Of their money and
valuables. Considerable CONSERVATION
was caused, and several ladies
tainted. After depositing tho money
and valuables in sacks. the bandits backed
out OF the car, and firing their pistols into
the air, escaped into the darkness. Tho
amount of booty secured is unknown, but
it is supposed to be considerably over
$1,000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03
Mrs. schwartx's ruaappy Lot

PoRr TOWNSEND. May 2.-[special.1 J.
In letter to personal friend in this city
Mrs. Schwartz. wife Of 3. +. Schwartz, the
Port Angeles bank SIN bczzler. says that
she will not accompany her husband to
Port Angeles from 81. Louis. She will 90
to Washington City ans remain with her
husbands relatives untrt his case is finally
disposed of. Her only rhald. . little girl,
died last week. her hus6at,d is in Jail wait
ing for officers to taxa fim to the peniten-
tiary at Walla WaIla az,d she 10 in desti-
tute circumstances. all If which make her
unhappy position mare apparent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-03


8. r. Flynn IL saresfseaded.
TACOMA, May 2-ISpeeisL David Will
son, owner of the California building, in
which the postotfice is aaw located, says
he will resist any attemps TO remove the
same until the expiration of his lease.
which Was, he says, eyeca.ed in 1890 for
. term Of Eve years. The TisIicums, how
ever. are confident that they viii have the
Mr.. Wilson says:
did not invest between $3.50 and $500 IN
the postoffce fixtures unit tae government ac-
copied my proposition tls; .ts ONCE would not
b changed for Eve years ] bold the govern
ments acceptance OF my pfTrasal, and shall
hold 1t to its contract
The government pays NJ. Wilson $500
per month, he furnish ina al the fixtures,
light, water and heat lac present site is
one floor above Pacific Avenue, and the
Tiliicums say it should Or On level with
the avenue.
B. F. Jossey, Col. Griggs' candidate for
the postoffice, is in Chlcsgn, and seems to
be Just az confident IS bis rival, A. B.
Case. Of getting the post'rs astership.
An article which wee reprinted the
other day in the osr-iSTKLLIeENcER,
from the Spokane Chre,ticle, and which
credited many Washingsnniansw with writ
ing letters to the administration attack
ing the character of Candidates. accusing
them Of big and little crimes. ETC., il said
to have been written ~ ). R. Flynn, the
protege Of J. J. Erowae, owner of the
Chronicle. Mr.. Flynn wHs unfortunate. or
fortunate to go on to Washington City as
an aspirant for the offic of assistant COM
missioner of Indian affairs, without the
endorsement of the ststs committeeman
he did not get il.
There is no tangibls evidence that any
Democrat attacked Mr.. TLvnn's character.
Still il is said he felt oa,ily about not get
ting what he wanted. Aad it is limited
that his article ackno wledging the receipt
of the charges agains: :oan nominaliy q
part of the state orgsn zation, is only his
way of kicking bach st the state commit
tee, whose endorsement lie did not have.
Mr.. Flynn is now a candidate. it is said,
for collector of inierns5 revenue for the
Spokane district.