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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06

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as essssy sssss< bstvssa Rroa: saa sseoaa;
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In River PAsk Seoa
Jaas sea.iissr . xssess A seAvisss. Los :
NinAs 4 s.rsR 70 Leuis I. Asaessss. lot :.
haoek Is 6ra6s 1ainea nay 80. stzA
wn Wood e Alasis + Dossnus. ssx ios
s ssss.sa !. "a a.s aaa \ .a. 10. block
wAhisasoa ga. Sxx
Z Blsuels . ciara L Prsea. ios q. block ..
bisvssts Yifu Kifkisa1. sra
Martin H Ctask - John EdwaRdA lots q -
%, bleek 5 Lake Assnus - Kirkland. e3oa
,Jsssph Lessh % Magic Lsish. ios Il, block &
Joseph Leisa 70 NAests LaitA. Los ls. bloch &,
i ?. brewer % Irwia shiasss. lot Is. block :
"sus Waila add, ei.soa
0sssa Lsse Circle Railroad ed. G.on
:. =: Aatehesait e y Z Ward, ios ?. block
R. Z NOAH, lot 3. block "a Rsatoc . add. s2.sG
j. Il Holland 70 James r. Gleason, lots and
: block !. Laws iss sdd. =. 500
osSeDUu 70 AIVo0 - - 0t00Doos SOxD , o00
D. block y, Bells s&h add, IL
John Grunkrsrs to l. A. Gr.mth, part Of
"eohns tract" g.
John Gruukrnx % ". Z enails. part Of
'Sohns tfscf." 81.
John Gsunkrans 70 John Hauses. part Of
"soau's tract" 81.
John Grankrans 70 D. A. Lnmhasd, part Of
'-Soha's tract" 81
John Grankraa1 to J. I. smith, part Of .sohn's
tract" a.
John Gfunkranx 20 L A Gfifish ct al. part Of
"Sohn's tact" g.
W. z smaiis TO Alma @. Morrow. part Of
sSohn's tract" 91,ocO
Oscar Knox TO Eunice 4. Ryckmsn. lots In "a
Motor Line sdd. a.
sheriff 10 Horace D. Chaplin. part ios 8, zee H..
Is. 3, es.A0.
Charlotte l. wheeler 70 Horace d. Chaplin,
psrt lot s. see II. IS s. q.c.. u
sheriff TO Z A. Murray. trsct In sec g. -. 6.
q tJl %
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y sseurs enough 70 nsss she denanAs spon
sAsm- lAss On Monday afssSnooa - crdsr ~
rseetve<s ~ telegraph fR large sDounA - eur
reney from Bos:oa- NaM: Daisimose, Phila0sa-
pais a11 PsttstarE A dispatch from Reausyi.
vsaia tcs1sy reported the fsfssa; 81 hank sAeeD
70 ~ Aessck on - sos 3153.9uo In essa The
hososs u she check. u h eajd. w0uld instss O
sne eheH esaag paid In eash- One u he moee
tnduess:ai nsmhsRs a. the eisasing houss saad:
1his y ell noassnss, this saIs shoas sho sesusi
eeaecssy oi eurreaey. but u svsryhody kssps O
Asss % plsssy d cssA, bat tsSy - ~. 49,
- hesrt; tpsts gold
ordsn for eursney b. NAH skls uosnsa~
vsss sosssd light. bat ts = saaa a. IN ytev q
Aoalayss sxpsrienoe ~ s0Dass e0usa ~ b
sssinaed- Ths pssstasst Of 60 ct u iareo
neneses eenks In spsakfag q Ne scarcity a
= locses up II he vaults Of sruss eenpanIss
ne kssw VI one trust company that had oeop,-
10 Of etsreney locked up In that vsy.
AZ ehe s0o-sfeasusy today is 10 sid shsso have
ossn ~ teisgTsphie transfess Of money bat
ssn@ IN small notes hsd beea exchasesd foe
,sfgs oSsa The scarcity Of eurfsney in The
oaaks. II 10 said, u known and everything il b.
Ing dona - treasury oa,caAls possibas 70 relieve
TIE strata The subsssasusy In this city Aas q
pfsssns ssEiy 90 OF eusrousy on hand, bot
u can dssv Tor q No.epp OF Saooo.ooo more fron
washindsos City II occasion requires Th>
eaeafink house loan eommtstee Issued eso00U
more ctttiaeases today. thus making TIE total
amount aov Issued 81. ils.0on
Three 2 uudrsd and thirty thousand ounces Of
shvss ~.st 30 out By steamer tomorrow.
Money! worried easier today. call loans early
being 81 Per cont. the highest paid being IS
per esn: Tine money and commercial papsr
wsfc unchanged. Fofssgn bankers we're literal
lenders &c call. Sterling exenange VA higher
on good demand from ssmisters on account OF
July disonfssmenss, while shs supply Of COM
merctai .iils was small
AoneS on caIl-Easiss. ranging nom 12is pr
cent: elssed. offered ss per cent Prime paper.
60 pei cent DesSitnR exehanso-Firm; sixsy.
asy Ian $sn' bills. u Sal1A So: demand, eAe4k
0asS<.
SILVIA
NV Nong. July s. Transaestons In silver M
20 u oc oek q m amouusod to 5000 ounces &C
.s9'sc Commercial bar silver rose 20 75e ana
Nsxicar collars 70 59ssc. The market wss quiet
ead stseag.
honda
Z. e. = ,reG,....- logg4lu. g = tcoupos, loe,<
49, :feg3..... ~ lpact6c e .........sios
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vtNASCIAk
IoxpoI, Jnly 4 - Cousols. esd. Bullion
rain On ,sasnces paid into the Baak OF Ens.a
"a. ia
LcSpost, July a-Bsr silver saS nne Sslkd
HSaLIsa GRAIN xARKxr
LtyEsTooi. Jaiy A-W heat-ot!cted nodsr-
stsly. arehAnxeL
era d; offered spa,ingiy: steady. Spot,
Il sd, fgly. Af. c. August, ~ 81.
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H.,e Your Address Correct
yun 4 nINorSV

me CIV psrrctory for the current YEA. . nov
:, nres. Any oas having made change IL
,n~i. bolIuess isca,ioa cr place os residence eaa
h,yo ,s,-s.csrrvctioa made By EotityiaS BY MAJ.
no o,herxts Pclks seattle Directory Gem
oSn, :. kex well eEisdsnx, ely.
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ssyon pSnt a ssytish s1ii - &C hsad early q.
our ssssgy, cert SATURDAY. Hyanss. faGsoa & ca.
80 -. xss froas ssr~st
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Gas FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE .rArk on TRADE

fhk STATE " IkApA
l ~ FsAsoIsco. July 5-The local merchan.
/ 0oSnizsf, opened steady this morning. under
Ittuts dauetnd. In the produce marke. fresh
tMopIies werc light today. but fully equal to the
tumaad-
yetstas .es and fresh fruits moved on slowiy
bustxf v: easier aud eggs are Grin Tor choice
taneh.
fniltv IL quie'. with prices steady.
hFAuas ieces pts--Fsour. quartz. sacks. 30s2:
W3ey, seris.s. - tea. oats. ceBtsis. <ic; corn,
-. sl5ss bran. saeks. i.5ts: potasoes, sacks.
rcas- .se quote: Net eash prices ior family
k0tfes. 81 fsa$ - Ter barrel: bakers extras, SO
~, -sussNhbe. & sstesS -
wsess- -siasines. /. ras. there being really
v1fhsne dsine. aud ia tho abesuco OF sctuai
~. lslcss are necessarily of al indennifs
oaf3ci;srs Dealers say that buyers take 81. Is
- eensat for No. wheat. hut make no posi-
- 81 ~ consequently Ui7s1 u sn extreme
&sae "a, a fancy article. The inquiry Toe mill.
y aa;se, {. light aaa slow. with quotations.
~ al tange II ST. assl - Ter eental
keilGt = There vas better feeling 20 the mar
- shis morning. though IL not expected to
, ssfns More or less apot barley IL wanted
| - inanfsd.stn shipment, aud prices have
oRsg,hsned fittio under the inquiry. Just
eoo9i ~ this export demand 10 satisfied the
gtalssisies are that The market viii isp,e
No ias59 us former aatstute Tor time .; iesst.
y aue'e Feed. soss'i. per oentaI ior good
QslH, .sal 50 .las.s sor eaoice, brew.
~ ssssiu1 rer eentat
0sts e1esr - not much comfort n the si,us-
~ ht' She hoiSers, aud quotations were low
09AssH days ago with view ~ drawing out
exicrs. hut no direct results followed ODER.
~ ea ttgae heavy sni further reduction
~ rsts today ia the asking price for so,ae
/ trssiitns We quote: surprise. sTlsds
LII. tssiiiug. ti.sassi,so fancy feed. al.
Ia t.oi tn cho.ee. g. adpIt3; common
~ g. lesi .ss gray. sL.aSsA ~. blaeS. u. 10
/ G4set eea,ss.
/ t~t-sarpiies sse Largo while trade 10 dull,
/ ~ sls1itasiiaa II against seisefs. Prices are
/ gssaie ., iosst on for GO yellow: tioSD
/ ~ il' email yellow. aad o. losSLi.s, per
\ esis, BE- Waite.
GAIL boAKa
4 sSaxng are TIE sales recorded ct the cali
\ Mss ialay.
\ sNsAs-Nofnins. fnsormsi session There
I - kes session. Regular session. pecem Der.
hss q -; Sa tons. lisa; l.iw tos..
etss ~
.ssssse-Regu.sr session. December. iee tons,
IN - tea, - a.. Ia tons. ai'se. so tons,
I ~ ssslss ls'i5. msa. leo iens, &c pss csasal
FINANCIAL
.bssss-os .igh.. New York. Per 900. Sc OF
ss - sa!s~oa Laadon. slxsy-day baak,
i, r-is:.. peg oaaes, ess6ec. Mexican
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F~Auss and ssfarsish<A sesv~s NsscAants' doeh
Tusstay !nsfstay Ani SALar1ay ~ IN -
Ei@gsssn. 0fs ssesn BE. hAnxos seabSex- fAtf
waag. uuwsfso. Hoedsport sson City ssf inssr.
nsssAze pofntss osffsfax ~ Cas0a City ~ p IN
Lezyes nzes city . sp- wednesday. tn4A1
asz sss2Ay. asssvisg II ses:sss q 2 =
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Tt, ss.,t,>. iaks sases 4 kas,sra railway
rnsks. ,nn,ush rcr ae<sscns at caeaomish for
Lose! snt kysrsts Train leaves seattle daily
81 "a ~ returning arrives ~ s~sAssss !. p IA
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!, xsrs~I.s:.. peg oaaes. esssc. Mexican


81 :, FVkA NfPt \ III HANHF-
!ss sesKs jaly Love. easls. srs,, ,,,.
70 .sns sess ssluax hv sr1.,rx., h,,,,s.
Il. ssk opening In thet,osk market To-
u,ssi.ss -. tsceasag 80. yer cent right
o.f sss kalaors affecting TIE credit
n -. asasnssoa were ssasa Vaf aaoat and
Y.,s. afs'sa isom london that the rnioa
g,.5ss sss nos Gar say August dividend
s,.s- sealed 10 - 20 the st0yse. alleging
s;s.., y aasSi seaiTsess. >ahss. asngly more
4, s''as set IN ssd an advance 81 .sfs.
~ ss fscoess4 The arianess vas .aors
go S"esss, tie hear tesces renewing raetr
-. saa Ire market again sol1 down
sss eses.ax was steady.
snsasas hoas.~ s,roaS.
Nsse.sasa- Nsr......t
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Asota Sluess are resuxussei and pFsscrtoei By
the Eas~l ,caa sroscssioa a. q blood rarsaer aad
sure c@s-: soaic ;Gas has no esaaL By Al drug
gsseA
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TIE orlv scz. teausifer Of tire SKIN aat Form e.
sacsiaS al isny~s:estiens. pinres, freckrs aclhs
eaasctses. roVs hasss ard essaEseccss. producing
va ssias s!rkr an: rrtses caz pexidx the z6snira
;las 80 al hshalarr~ Perfec:ss szfr Ard CA h>
discontinued 4nx ssrse after the ssssTvG rcssf 10
osszsasG tsss to- genaiB<. u4se ~ lh.lsaser s 60
!. IN NcsFs<, IhixAgo- ~ trag ststs. uaassea
rrccsTs u. rssec, 3 s.esa per box
fx sASs ~ stewart & Hosnss Drag CO. seattle
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EIAf.

- a Iasesss' Is besas rrsaifes;e. In ne me-
s.a.s &c az ire Casmtsr of toEarae.er
a.; asaeE-pw. fhs members wa, a..
A.. sy Errsng she ehsmt~r 10 ,Ske q
4. .sa are Sasy soasv esaagsax together
|; = VIC ssssteseas tie seStlosss1 lasere.;s Of
|; r.; - - s&sts 81 The nassen- Tie chic. .ess.
1 ~ - messtAFt situs,sea to-day. according
- 'essl lesaans sssk presidents. i. uar~,,-
A. eSSSsstce and scarcity CT eurYraey
49,. 10 apparently secasnlrx . SERIOUS
- sss-s saaks are ry1siy bard puzzled
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and surgical
DISPENSARY
CON btCIED Hf -
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,

DTS. AleI'I'ltl a. 0ACII-li1s
The most wissly aaa fAvassb4y known spects;ls.s
on ts,s Pacific Coast The doctors are reEs's g. "a
yates from iae Iaivsrsty OF ths tsss OF sew orS
ant q Long sand ctiese Hospital. srooAly =.
Nes osa and their lcax rEersnse ferAskaete
aktl ana pnsversAl success ia TIE Treatment asa
cure cf Chroafc diseases SnIttse these esll Ss az
physsrtans 10 he f9i. condolences o. tne sfass.sa
syOryws~re ,.
10 matter What your complaint, ecnsali these
succs spfc1A ST., Who snis "a s1scs easss
ia n say tsas have been sostoss no -
rhey treat GEOGRAPHICALLY ana -
CE~~FULIX. cure Que hill ana ~.
MANKNILY PaaSAIE. kieSJc 49,, sats
pIsEA-E- NERVOUS DEBiLiI And ssA.
TAI DISORDERS fIEh-. fs-EtlA -
ERlTAL ULCERS SYPHILIS ooSoh~BsnA.
0LrET srs.Dasorrnna seminal sax aess soss
Naancns Ssgat fEnlssl0cx sl~cays1 49, -
Hneimasisn. >esrAiglA. "a Ara. s.lva-- 49,
Asthma Tamora kruptson-. al h'sr"as 80
~rr.faIn Hfpsrsrs.I.r. SAki.otHisG AS
sTRII-TrRE< radically acf ssfe.s s3fe< NI.aoss
main a. ceisatlou fFs1s ogsn<ss .Sa cures So ~
ICED ~.cs.>.
sIETAiS AND POSITIVE raE fog g
AVN, e0-cs, o. ssriy vice md TIE 1Gzassess ssio
shox fosaeu in - tsA-s 1~~~. ..
Iaur sln~rt~scs WITH sn2srs4isseS sse~e@ =
the e~st svs.sace Of . Doctor sxalA
ma ASE. or :. - "a En- aEss to- - 49,
axsnasssn t1oasat r~fsonsssy Us OLDa
- RYPHRIENCBD Sf8e IA LlsI1e
- Ce.0o1 - wYiis seodinS stAIe .soeasseS
- - eosAdeaItA Treooos o1os1s 80
oBOuo ooBos6 oeoe1~
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EIY Of faE arLfkKs
eIArTLE To TACOMA
Yo0H roanA tFips daily except sunday.
In one hour and twenty ave aiautsA
TIE STEAMER ~FLYEKs
Regular daily and sunday uips seattle TaeeaA
route. - follows:
TAKING INJECT
THURaDAY. JUNE l.
rIMH CARp.
Leave TacomA-6:30 20. Ga. Q. -. = q. SIS p -.
Leave Seatte-6:l5. HAS =. m. S:SO, 90 p -
aUSpAN.
Lave Tacoma-o 30, IL 80 . m. 80 p N.
Leave ssattls-o 100 = m. 200. 100 p -
Landing at ~. r wharf, Tacoma and.Coa0eH
c1al dsck. foot Of Marion street. seattle
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- ~ - II
pACIFU NAvIGATIoN co..
wRATcoN ROUTE
STEAMERS STATE OF WASHINGTON AND
sEHoNE
Alternate GA Following Schedule
aorSe NORTH pAILv. coma souf1.
Leave 600 pm. Tacoma. Arrive 500 am
Leave $50 pm. seattle Leave 500 am
Leave IL tbs pm. Everett =. Leave lO.SO Pm
leave l:so amer. Townsend Leave 500 pm
Leave 400 am. .AnacofteS. Leave $40 pm
Leave c.30 am. .Eairhaven Leave 400 pm
Arrive 500 N, Whatcom- Leave $40 pm
steamer Sehome caiis at Fort Townsend every
alternate Day in bath directions
Connects ~ Everett daily with steamers for
Snohonsh ri yer polnss: ~ seattle With steamer
Monticello for Port Townsend and Port Angeles.
q Tacoma with trains fsY west south and east; NJ
Whascom with Z. r. r. h trains for north and east
IA CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND
IL ROUTE
STEAMER TAfRHAvEN
Leaves Seattle daily except sunday. 900 . m
for Everett, La Conner ami eli WILDLY island
points; arrives La Conner 500 p leaves Ia
Conner $40 p m. calling ~ same pcipta: touches
Everett 80 Q. m and arrives seattle 400 q M
y: R-Freight shipped via our line goss through
during the night
Headquarters To Seattle. Yesles Dock.
For further Information address
IL. RArHBoNE, Gen1 Agent. seattle
FRANK WATERHOusE. Gen1 AGr. Tacoma
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DoRr ANGELICA PORT rowHsESp DUE
Genses and seattle route
TfHE CARD
Fest Passenger and Freight PropAiR
MONTICELLO
Commeneine Tuesday. Nay n. 1893.
Leaves daily exeept Monday - follows: eeAttlA
4 m Tewnsend 10 ~: arrives Port Angeles J
q m i1eavss Port Angeles IN, fors
Tow 0aend = 30 p m: arrives seattle 10 p N.
lAsdsnxa cay Deck, seattle: Tfboais Dock, Poo
HATCH HHOA
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Leuea, Aagassiue s Co moved 70 SIS Front
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last TIAE-
+ PORT GARDNER ROUTE.
STEAMER GREYHOUND
Commencing sunday, June IS.
Leaves Seattle Observation-Disclosures, Gas m
Arrives Everett. Observation-Disclosures Q:IO . m
leaves Everett e:t5 m
Arrives seattle IL 80 Q m
Leaves Seattle Observation-Disclosures. II As . a
Arr Everett. Observation-Disclosures. 2slO . m
Leaves Everett Observation-Disclosures. 2.lS n
Arrives Seattle ( 80 p m
Leaves Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :A0 p N
Arrives kvefe;I Observation-Disclosures. $50 m
Leaxes Everett ......--.......... 90 IN
Arrives Seattle ........-............ 9:lo m
s,.a. Leaves Seattle. ~ 80 . m ~ 40 > IN
S""u~S' Leaves kverest. $50 IN, soc p m
Connects with boat for Snohomish. Connecls
with steamer Flyer Tor Tacoma
Trips daily. Including sunday
Leaves Colman dock. loot OF Columbia street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION Co
CLAUD TRoUP. FRANK w. 0oODHuE.
Prea Seer.
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II 0tsNeo up Sesi estSS sae oOtsoey suA
tn1nnn vu rsthsr Lively. especially siong
~ asses The supply Of California fruits
- segets3:es u not very large. - these prod
- ed veil In anticipation Of the Fourth.
- tboke Ia lixeiy TO b . shortage In some
- hs:ose the arrival Of the next steamer,
lDjeh vii ~ ons day later than usuai-sstur-
~ mornissf.
5snato<s. green asA rips. srs getting more
rntifdl ara ell for sL7s 70 " per box OF 20
Gnndss
Cherries sks not ovw plenty and native ones
oeon ing "a slowly and In NOT the best condi-
- The quotations. are 30 cssts - clio per
In
etssvberrscs are Ia abundance and Of the np-
0ena;itY. They sell from % cents TO 81. 10 per
~
Densop psims 70 1t 81 Is per box
Aiasss consignment OF pears are u pected on
oensxt ttstrnef. BAstletss will probably sell
0Gu psr aox and small pears ct o. Is 70 u. 50
No ehssssa OF consequence are to b. noted In
= sbeiesate grocery trsda
SHIPMENTS AND nscnJpTA
/ ou1sg shs Iast twenty -four houu produce and
owehueise have been shippsd from and re-
e1ssd q TIE port Of seattls In the following
@snet,se:
Tc~s.
eiPnsa,s ~ rail and water .......... Oh
Ioooikts ny rail and water .05i
---------~----~----
SePsDsad wheat MARKET.
tssfLaxr. July a-ispecIas. -wheat-Iuact.
- asd steady. Valley, clio. wslia walia
M pet sen'ai. Receipts were is,6ls centais.
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PORT TOWNSEND MAIL ROUTE

sDaily exceps sunday.
fEaily excers SATURDAY.
tDaiiy sxceps Monday
For rates. routes and other Information call on a
address
A. d. CHARLTON. Asst Gen Pasa Ar
no l2l Frat 81. Portland Or
A. EADEAU. Gen. Agent Seattle City ticket
once. corner Yesier avenue and Front street
Depot ticket ONCE corner West aud Columbia Sta
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CnscAso July a--Castis - Receipts. =. 900;
masGcs . active today ana iaeisc higher.
Hest steefs. tsa> IS. good 10 choice. - 6S4t 20;
Others. t3Ts9s -; Texans. y 7oest IS; stocke:s
ant secs;r-. e....S&i -
Mogs- kesvi pts. 400: market. S1e,c higher
Mixed AKA packers. Sea ~. prime heavy ami
butchers. weight. d. sta =; light, - ts@s -
sheep ;secs,pts. l..oo: market active ard
Arm. NSt ve.. sAes; Westerns. eAsSSi 20.
S$G&S0
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PUGET SOUND d ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON
500 am w Nj -ET.co1A. no Az SIS Am
1V:l5 am Lvi - Seattle =. IS = 90 ann
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18

THE Atlanta Constitution Demo
cratic), one of the most influential
journa!! IS of the country, warns Cleve.
land that if he persists in his suicidal
financial policy, there will be
wholesale exodus of Southern and
Western Democrats from that party.
He will not heed the warning, how
ever, but will plunge himself and
his followers into the deep, dark
dungeon of defeat.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18

Cured in the service, or that now
exists. This feeling is the growth
of an enlarged humanity, for it
could not expect that any one who
sincerely believed in the Southern
cause would be ready to heap bene-
fits on their conquerers from other
motives; but the evidence of SYM
pathy for unfortunate soldiers is
shown by that, in most, if not all,
of the Southern states. Confeder-
ate soldiers are pensioned from state
funds, and the fact that Union SOL
ders are taxed, and pay taxes to
pension Confederate soldiers, has
had much to do in softening Southern
sentiment toward the North. 1t is
also certainly true that the era of
hate, either North or South, has had
its reign, and a new era is dawn:ng,
in which the pension question can
not be used to revive old animosi-
ties. While the giving Of pensions
to, soldiers undoubtedly embraces
Justice, there are the grahder and
nobler qualities of broad and deep
humanity that refuse to see man
suffer who imperiled life and sacri-
feed health, happiness and wealth
in fighting battles that he at least
believed were in the interest of hu-
nanity.
This government can take no
backward step in pensions; or, if it
1oes, the men who are responsible
will be execrated by not only this,
out succeeding generations. The
Democratic congress dare not black
IN the pages of history by turning
,ut, to suffer of privation, or die of
want, any Union soldier who de-
serves the name.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18
PENSIONS.

The National Tribune (soldiers
paper sounds what it claims TO be a
note of alarm to old soldiers. 1t
affects to believe that the Democrat
ic congress. backed by president
known to be unfriendly to soldiers
pensions, will repeal the more effect
i've pension legislation 1t argues
that the Democratic party is bound
to do something, and that its mem
bers Of congress are afraid to deal
with either the money or tariff
question.
The Tribune may be right in its
conjectures, and it may be well
enough for old soldiers to stand
shoulder to shoulder, as they did
when they met the enemy in shock
of battle, but, as yet, we see no
cause for alarm from the Democratic
party in that quarter. In our opin-
ion, the greatest danger lies rather
in Wall street than in congress, for
we are certain that the men who
conspired against the national cause
in '62, in advancing gold and de-
stroying the greenback, are not
now, and never were, friendly to
the Did soldier.
Plutocracy forsees that if present
expenses are to be kept up, it will
inevitably lead to an income tax
and the plutocrats are not all in the
Democratic party. The whole truth, !
in nut shell, is that votes, rather
than justice, has moved our politi-
clans in both parties, and Just as
long as soldiers have votes, they
can command favorable considera-
ton The old soldier may Just as
well, now as later, disrube himself
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18

of the romance of gratitude from
politicians of either party. We
know that gratitude and sympathy
exist in abundance, but it is among
the common people. We know, and
so does the politician, that whole
sale change of pension laws, and
administration unfriendly to soldiers,
would meet with sternest condemna-
tion at the ballot-box, from large
number of our citizens; and herein
is the soldiers safety.
The cause of the slave, the cause
of loyalty, the cause of one flag and
one country, can never die in the
hearts of the loyal and libertylov
ing people Of both North and South,
and so long as the principles live for
which the Union soldier contended,
just that long will he live in CRATE
full remembrance but gratitude
dwells in the hearts of
the lowIy.
Wall street may find allies in
some Southern members of congress
in raid ON pensioners ; it would
be strange if it did not; but we
will not forget that many Northern
Democrats were on every battle
field, in the Union armies, from
Belmont to New Orleans from Lou
sville to Savannah, and from Bull
Run to Appomattox, fighting as
and shedding their blood as
freely as any Republican.
We may lay ourselves open to
he charge of romancing when we
lsscrt that there are great many
Southern people not Res ublicans
Who believe that the Union soldier
ught to be pensioned where disa-
,ility to earn living has been in
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18
CLEVELAND Says if the silver con.

CLEVELAND Says if the silver con.
gressmen won't edo their duty"
Goin the gold-bugs), they will be
driven by hard times to obey his
orders. Cleveland is the servile
tool of the Rothschilds, and he de.
sires to bring this whole nation
down to his own level. He will
run up against stump" however,
for there are Democrats who will
not be controlled by him. In fact,
there are hosts of Democrats in the
South and West who cannot be held
in check by gold bug administra-
ton. They will bolt, sure.