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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

MAXWELL Hits Another Rostnastes-rAe
Price Of RirecFackers Raised.
wAsHixsroy CrTY. June o6.-fSpecial r.
Only one Washington state Democrat cap
tured . prize in Headsman Naxweil's lot
terry today. This was II. c. Fallstrom,
who vas appointed postmaster at Balcn,
Pierce county, vice B. Bertelson, resigned.
At the state department today signif-
cant statement. attributed to the Chinese
viceroy, to the effect that . new treaty
must b negotiated between China
and the United States to regu-
late the immigration question, caused
the suggestion TO be made by
state department officials that the
president could thus. with the aid of the
senate, absolutely nuliify the Geary law
and there would be no necessity to secure
the consent Of. the house Of representa-
sives: that treaty had the full power Of .
statute in the United States, and If of .
later date, can replace it - the Law of the
land.
Acting Secretary Curtis. Of tho treasury
department. has practically raised the
price Of Fourth Of July iirecrackers at the
rate of 8 cents pound by ruling that ac-
count must be taken Of the outside cover
ings a. well a. OF the inside coverings. ~
to do otherwise would be making allow
ance for tare, which 10 expressly pro-
hibited.
A cablegram has been received at the
navy department announcing the arrival
of the warship Alliance 1T Callao. where
she was ordered when trouble threatened
in that country. The dispatch says moth
ing about the state Of affairs in Peru.
An answer to rumors from Wall street,
that the president was considering the
question Of calling congress in extra ses-
sion on August l next, was telegraphed
back from here today that they were found
entirely destitute Of truth.
Secretary Herbert today accepted the
resignation of Past Assistant Engineer I.
n. Hollis. Mr.. Hollis resigns his position
in the navy to accept . position a. profess
sor of engineering at Harvard college.
The checks in payment Of tho antici-
pated July interest were oil mailed by
United States Treasurer Morgan late Sat
urday night.
Secretary Carlisle today appointed Will
lam NJ. Gwynn, of California, shipping
commissioner at San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

n !. iss-r~dsess tass President CsevelAaa
refused 70 .appasat Caes'2s A. warner 30 e:;iea
wsrasr ken he PoYaIAsts ia's isil for time,
.as .aea ss.now 81 independent sp4.it saoa.a
commend Slz. a, M Cleveland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

Ths,Irs isnxala ieel.sx sn1 asis sssdseee
4. ysfy af,srrse.els. IaAs loo % Cssssrs Little
Liver n go fore rs.irIag. sad yos Viii End ~
.ix. Iass.Esyer fasi 10 10 god
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
A Liberal Candidate wilma.

LoSpoS, June 6-The by-election In
Pontefract today resulted in victory for
T. Williams Nusseu. . Liberal. who re-
ceived 1.l9l votes over Lees, the Conserve
tive, who received 1,159
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

AooRHxAo, Mimi. June 3i-A robber
entered ths Nerchants' National bank
this morning.. held up the bookk4eper,
took 5000 and escaped across the river.
A posse started in pursuit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

LONDON. :Juns IA dispatch from
Mecca saysithat lS5 deaths from cholera
occurred tlsere YESTERDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

4 GOODRICH LAWYER la DEARBORN
"A. street. Chicago. ri: - years exsertsnre.
secrecy. speclaI csl.fiea in states tsaoc-
fsca 90 Davc<ces vita iass oS al states IN DxssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

Secretary Herbert today accepted the
resignation of Past Assistant Engineer I.
n. Hollis. Mr.. Hollis resigns his position
in the navy to accept . position a. profess
sor of engineering at Harvard college.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

The checks in payment Of tho antici-
pated July interest were oil mailed by
United States Treasurer Morgan late Sat
urday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

Secretary Carlisle today appointed Will
lam NJ. Gwynn, of California, shipping
commissioner at San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

NssSoaal League.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
THE HEART

OF the clothing trade can not but quicken
when it feels the influence that such clothing
as ours only can inspire.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

An answer to rumors from Wall street,
that the president was considering the
question Of calling congress in extra ses-
sion on August l next, was telegraphed
back from here today that they were found
entirely destitute Of truth.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-17
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-17

thousand borers Of employment
of culture refinement
Lis me wild woody
The anpoo bill defeated the house Thursday
for want of thirteen
The the whkey amounts g.
|month-think of it!
Which is the hardest, fight for liberty?
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-17
REVISED CONSTITUTION
THE INDUSTRIAL. LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.

THE STATES.
national Industrial Legion a.
lated at Indianapolis, in December Of 1892.
organization be known as the INDUS
&c. se0o e o.e sT 81 this OF
prne 1 and 1e Ro ST.
sa b. to who de-
and sf oe
Form Of organization
Sec Legion either town. precinct or
m.a Ss GaatsB s9es ess,s the
:ung Officer Chaplain National Sentinel shall be elected
z.ss s sts s s.,
ty and Local legons shall be elected for OF
% s and &
SEC Local Officers the
SEC Executive Councils county 1egions
a. Officers ad
Of g three shah the
SECTION Duty OF commande-It shall be the duy Of the CON-
ose se T. thy
rulings to by %anu meetings in
t.n s1f 6e m;9G % %
or Ri make edf the p
% on a By the ad
OhceS-lt
number who willing
ia' sa
sa s'S ans pss :s' the United States
o to g more local
county legion and five ~ county gons organize
-. Sec Method Of officers elected ballot
the ssars ss1 ali
ss RssGa when shall
s s
Legion shall Be entitled
sa ES ID or %y s
thousand
s meetings. e s5fise shall be
July 1 sB @ a January
year. Tuesday jan.
the third Tuesday
at s epsilon 5 ss ana sSs sss
advisable shall be
a the meetings. to have
be s:s Al to e. ssf
County Legion
Entrance Entrance Fee shall be fifty 5o)
ss 81 esns @ T~os
in treasury to to
S Due cent M
sSs ss
and maintenance circulating library fifth the Local
be the Adutant General
Il A s se:sBs s. ssg
breach discipline There shall appeal this action All
shall be conducted by the executive Council
Sec f. herein contained shall interfere
Local County, State Lgons themselves
and and each Legion shall have right adopt Bylaws
ARTICLE VI.
Special DuesUnder the
onai Industrial and until
established altered
meeting Of the National Executive Council
thirty notice writing required.
consecuively the order Of application
SubscrptonEah shall subscribe to the following
Declaration Principles which be amended changed
lar o the National Legion.
Mcleod
Tuesday day
and other
when
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-17
State Lecturer Long.
MAGNOLIA, Mimi, Feb. Is, 1898.


ALLIANCE MEN:
hope you ready cooperate effort to make this
their time the work. and have elections
by and only few elected to office who believe principles
hardly proven being
election discouraged but will
do to give up hope.
machinery stricken from constitution by the state alliance
a s g sas sau not thorn os
with US existing WRONGS and finding their remedies Let
do who believe the principles
s ss s while e. % expect
s1seseg
n As the
the s and %
y: 1s'ss
arrangements systematically deal work
The Adrian aianeeo which K Ii
1ssq
Sss7% s; ss s1ass
% LAYER aa %
s$
Ss
appointed County
send me d,sss it
counties speaking two three times each
your burning faterna L. G. LONG
meeting the Adrian alliance Coemans hall satur
day Feb 49, at O'Clock m.
GLENCOE Mimi, Feb. 6, 1898
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
old will stick the WEST
The WEST what right helps the
BATTLE therefore should the G. w
support it,
tell the truth the time will
will crowned You have learned know
BETTER than have known them
know hard everybody but don't mind they
saw you nothng-t
Feb TO-
excellent paper would rather live
meals day, than go without the GREAT WEST.
LAKE, Mimi. Feb. Z, 1898.
EDITOR GREAT WEST
Please oversight
rather do without all reading
the 1t and simulant the
mind and guide footsteps in these significant times
following without
think however, Clay
the "slp this cold weather.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
meeting Alliance 1893
flowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved alliance 1887 of
OF bonding state to raise
same
Resolved alliance 1887 deems the appropriation
Worlds Fair Chicago utterly opposed making
said Z. A. TOMPKNs
ALL FOR Is CENTS!
-@---= A 6O-co|umn Family Story
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-17
MINNESOTA MATTERS.
Hone for the People.

tie matters
would doubtless very interesting facts evolved
Later On Feb the upon the
important Senators Wood and Gader The
freight 25 cent and rates
mile while Gades effected only the freight rates. General
Manager W. Northern Pacific appeared before the
me and plea against the BILL saying that the reduction would
bill passed and into operation the n F. r.
would forced into the hands OF He his point
evidently for there unanimous vote to nded
ntey postpone thus another effort tighten the bur
dens OF the overbu1dened masses
prepared by Judge CAVITY of Minneapolis
interest which he appeared before the judiciary committee OF the
The advocacy OF aborer and mechanics line
pointed the defects the
and satisfactory the methods
OF operation OF the new bill prepared by him.
s as fS @ Go ok it
=,
sSdas.f sS{,,is SS
1SsS ss en
cost q on 81 :ss s sssg % tss
WIFE $40 SO The III need
ss"
ssi
by on hs
no@ Ss the dg s1
make H. bsd M n % 5
the the @
p1e7es the upon
beenf advantageously."
CAVITY similar to the bill which passed both hous
es years ago ard was vetoed by Gov. Merriam
wealth this that
capes action the Auditor of Ramsey
st. Paul. ms WI" ormg 10 gn 10 some extent cne
this and all other localities the state of dishonest and
the general and
wealthy The following named firms given
their assessed valuation by the auditor
iron 0Sn & 5 King 9s1E
o2s u o o% SEQ $soo
less than
the dollar OF the actual valuation IN every case Inc POWERS
Goods for instance after fire making proof OF its loss in
The salvage
the county auditor shows have been paying
their valuation to considerably less than onha their
valuation
The inheritance tax bill passed the last week vote of %
the constitution by adding
article the following provision for Inheritance
And provided further that there may be by law and collected
description above fixed and specified q any and all
gaded progressive but shall not exceed maximum tax
house, pro-
badly decide it's fate.
Saturday raising
county
that district into the BREACH fighting the bill with the sword
setting forth the regarding the condition OF the poduc
ing that county They the who wanted the
county Right pre-
vailed however and the bill was killed.
public meeting Adrian L. Long newly elected
the Farmers Alliance made effective plea for the
alliance Industrial Union which resulted the
organizing Petitions signed
building capitol building St Paul Midway
for a free grain market in the state.
Anoka, who exercised the
against K. senator
Senator Washburn his action DOING
resign position president Washburn
evident collars not yet out OF but sometimes they become
the state waiting the
OF the
triumph for Nebraska the whole country
the of the United States popuss
Two thousand sweating dens in the city OF Chicago.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-02-17
+. A. e I. D. Meeting.

hereby the meeting of u OF
held
m. local alliance entitled
good standing. full requested.
c. NJ Butt
p. i. President
C. V.P Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22

In the United States in 1880 tons Of HO
and IN Great Britain in 1901 iso,470,l2e TONS
In 1880 the United States produced ia tons NJ
our production.
The value Of gold produced IN the United States IN
1890 49,, S45 900: In Canada. 81 $4,000 Silver
was produced In the United States TO the value Of
sumed In Canada I'm 800 0.236621 gallons Of Canadian
refined petroleum OIL and 5,075,65O gallons OF Amer
can oil duty upon American oil imported into Canada
IL cents per Imperial gallon, or about 100 per cent
5,60sO92 gallons OF American oil imported There
was exported from Canada In 1890 4o0402 gallons
OF petroleum oil. valued at $1s154.
cannot conceive that Mr.. Cleveland, Mr.. Gresham,
or Mr. Carlisle, who at least ordinarily intelligent
Amercanborn citizens. md who have taken the oath
Of loyalty to the American flag viii be either dis
loyal. unpatroc. Insane or idotic TO force upon
the country fiscal policy which will disturb the in
degree re'ard their development ut the dctatiOn or
upon the advice Of Professor Thomas g. Sherman and
his ann American friends. desire TO give the above
statements publicity through the columns OF The
ance, but that the small antiAmerican party who
MS self-appOnted tutors may have them for serious
consideration, while they are preparing his daily
long there l. llfeI have faint expectation that
perhaps the terrible Canadian experiment NAV awaken
In Their minds sense OF the utter absrdity OF eir
contentious III they suppose that Mr. Cleveland and
his constitutional advisers deliberately committed the
objectionable crime OF perjury in taking the customary
oath OF Office they will. II they recover their
senses In this life, discover their mistake.
The sentiment "Amerlca for Americans" land BY
Americans mean every citizen who Is LOYAL 10 the
American flag and American interests without regard
to religion color. social or financial postlon IA
far from extinct In this country even II Professor
FRANCS wXYLAND GLEN.
Brooklyn, April II, 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
HEBREWS TO FOUND A MORALS LIBRARY

TIE trustees of the Jewish Theological seminary OF
this city have addressed letter OF GENERALIZATION 10
The Rev. DR.. salnto Morals On the completion OF
bis seventeen year. Dr. Moral, is the president f
the seminary. and /, highly esteemed for his intel
ectual ability and valuable aid in the di,semnaln
If the Jewish creed The following extract from tho
letter explains itself:
:" 1t has been resolved To begin on Your seventeen
lir lduy the gathering Of mean, fer the foundation
at the seminary OF the Morals Library which hopo
will become valuable and important collection
OF works In Hebrew literature To compor with the
dignity OF the seminary; to constitute IL the centre
Of Hebrew learning and research In America AM 10
connect your name with the Institution
which you have founded for time immemCria once
again uttcIing orr fccitaioEs pray that you may
be spared for many years In the enjoyment Of heain
peace and wcll-bclng.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
POLITICAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE UNION
LFAGIE

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir The able editorial which appeared in Tho
Tribune last sunday most outspohen and truth.
full essay relative to the unfortunate incident which
occurred at the recent meeting Of the Union Leagua
Club. Personal and specific reasons were not pre-
scented for the blackbang Of Mr.. Theodore seligman
and, the popular opinion Is, it undoubtedly for
reasons OF his religion that this result was accom-
phshed. This is, no doubt. u serious affair and the
result has not yet been fully shown. The rejection
Of an applicant IN ordinary club for reasons other
than those portrayed in Mr. seligmans case would not
create even ripple become a OF Widespread
gossip as is the result OF this action But since the
Union League Club f. organization of national fame
and incidentally Pillar Of the Republican party 10
becomes natural for all persons interested In the sue
cess OF the party to look upon this untimely error
the part Of that great organization with dlsmay
and chagrfn.
II is TO be hoped that Others OF the faith as the
seigmans will not be offended by tbs insult and seek
revenge By seveiing their connection with the party
for which the snior Mr.. Seigman has done much
and OF which he has always been highly -honored
member. when such members as Messrs. Depew,
Porter and Cannon express their regret and dis
approval Of this successful attempt upon the part Of
the prsiu.iced minority disllonor the name Of the
cub. 1t appears plainly evident that the sound and
leading mbcrs Of the club have prejudice against
any race or class Of people. As to Mr.. Selgman per-
sonally II Is not necessary to claim his acquaintance
10 pe hssuTed o MS STANDING lie iact o! his being
q member Of such clubs the Harvard and Groler
and the Bar Association. with the Endorsement Of The
Committee on Admission OF the Union League, can be
taken criterion 10 prove his eligibility 10 associate
with his father and his many friends In the Union
League Club
The trouble with many Republicans IS their desire
to classify the members and maintain arstocracy
In the ranks OF the party. This incident Is proof
OF this statement and II - 10 be hoped tba. all
Republicans Will profit experience Thu
Democrats Of course cleeul ana slyly wink the
other eye because they know that ii Is organization
thai has made them successful and that the recent
action of the Union League Club Is anything but i'd.
Nantagcous TO the party for which II stands
. WILLIAM T. H. kOELSCu.
New-iork, April Il, 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
ELECTRICITY At THE FAIR GROUNDS.
STORAGE BATTERY LAUNCHES on THE LAGOON
OFFER VIslTORs TIE POETRY OF MOTION.

STORAGE BATTERY LAUNCHES on THE LAGOON
OFFER VISITORS THE POETRY OF Notion.
Nearly every printed view of the Worlds Fair
buildings and grounds shows part oil the lagoon
with eondola In the foreground. The Gondoh Is Il
highly picturesque but somewhat inefficient means Of
marine TRANSPORTATION. II Is little slow for Chiclso,
and il isn't altogether appropriate 10 the nHci'i'"
surroundings. An Athcnan tircme would be- more III
accord with .he Grccian architecture that walls III
the shore, OF hi, artificial lake But while the quaint
craft Of medieval Venice vii! be there for looks quite
different AMI more bu-incsslikc nolllll will carry tho
bulk Of the lagoon traffic In sharp contrast with the
tuncful condOlcr and his poetic. wrlcGne oar. there
will be- the most modern Of all meals Of marine pro-
pulson. 10 Wit. the storage battery launch.
An ontcrprisng body c Eastern capitalists have in
vested $4,000 in II noa Of fifty beautiful launches
which will glide To and fro upon the waterways OF
the Fair grounds without smoke or sound or vibri
ton. As SMOOTH, and majcslically a swan the
polished cedar hun sails by massive piers and Wooded
isles. No funnel puts It's smoke into tue faces Of
the spectators VINO hang over tie pay1pcts Of the
many little bridges. No noisy engine thumps ana
Kisses. No bilgr pump spreads lis filth upon the
CLASSY surface of the canals with every inch Of
space available for Passengers. these slapcly htil
vcssels steal from landing 10 landing IN ghost like
quiet ana mystery. They are many little fresh
water Flying Duiclmcn. If II were not fer the low
murmur OF the motor. which chants weri httlD
spinning song TO itself beneath the piN>ens'rs feet
he could never place the power That Is drawing nm
alons ty the cnulc,s panorama Of priNtylc ana DONE
ana aud minar't that makes up that ar hcfnril
iair, land on the III les OF Lake Michigan.
La when the flo board, are taken mp the mystery
4, solved. y lab,Iinth Of little e't'a pcr'in ell
Is disclosed. each with lis rrs OF plates In pan
of acid. 4 maze OF wire, connect them on WIN
another and win the unsteady inoiIci motor IN ia,
middle OF h" cat; II i the Iacii'n OF tnG ti'nir,l
force there stored up IN tat Q, .r1n nat ,enis
over the little inland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
EMPHATIC PROTEST FROM A PHYSICIAN.
n [ be Edifnr ~ ILL., rriLnna

u INC EuitOT he June.
sir: am In receipt Of IA printed communication
seled by the Mayor and the preside CT the Board OF
Health notifying that will be ARRESTED I'm case
my door mat Is shaken in the street, etc. All this
"a far as 1t goc', is cnnenty huiabe. II does
not however. strike Al the root OF the matter.
his dty is In Imminent danger OF cholera. rhe grip
with It's sequelac, is amplnt! scarlet fever. diph
th"il, typhu> and al'd ri DISEASES are aiming
Wildly around this ti'y. Uni,r t.e crclms. anccs
the shaking Of 2r mat in the or the Le1tng
Of n rug should, OF course. be forbidden; but what
The ashmcn who pour fully one-thiri Of
the refuse In the streets! What Of the
fl.hy tc, ement-honscs and their st more filthy
Inmates Have Nj. Glroy ana Mr.. Wil,on for.
Cotton these sources Of disease! Are they obiyiols
a the presence Of these still more cra'n d,elA.
factors ~ &c p'nslbe men they a'c called upon
10 act az once II insist that in every respect this
city be m'ie prepared 10 resist the progress Of III
f. Il Us oscasr.
From personal experience | know the worth Of
Mr.. Brennan Commissioner Of Public Charities
ana Correction. His record fer Industry AM 'or
common excellent A. a. Commissioner
Of street Cleaning, however. he i tlmentae failure
And yet not much he the mis-, rablc poli al
methods he is subServl.nt 10 to blame AS
a citizen and u physician. protest empha,ically
against the pr,sen, ly.shaly.ne. and In the in.
trrrSts Of humanity | call upon Giroy and Wilson
and DAILY and Brennan Ia looA sharp after lac ci;l.
les, they lc the fist victims ~ criminal negligence.
EGBEKT II. GRA\D1N. VI. ID.
No. 30 East Fifty -,Ighths,.. New-Yoik. April 20.
lS93