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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25
CAPT. SAM BASS on FUSION.



wHATcoM, Aug. 2L-Ispecial Capt.
Samuel Bass says: There is some talk
OF fusion Of the Democrats with the
Populists. but IL cannot be done. Who is
going 10 turn over the goods? ! think
run ray part Of the Democratic party
pretty well and no one can turn me over.
Hugh Wallace snd some o, those fellows
are talking fusion, but they are not run
ming the Democratic party this year.
When we get INTO convention you will
ind We are right in IT Wallace is dead
politically. / have nothing against Saun-
ders. but don't think il was good politics
for him TO send so many OF his men TO the
state central committee meeting. There
were good many proxies At the meeting.
The Democratic party in this state ought
TO be in better shape than IL is. bat IL
amt Wallace don't amount TO any
thing. He has two years TO hold office
vet and that gives him pull. the same as
VIM and Maloney get pull. By holding
office. and not otherwise. Those fellows
are disorganizlng and are breaking up the
Democratic party.
You will find that many Democrats
WILL vote the Republican ticket this fall;
they will vote as they please. more Tor the
men than for the party. They have got
to put up a ticket in this county TO keep
up up the organizations Of the party. /
have nothing against the state central
committee, and some Of the members are
my fr ends. SniyeIy favors fusion. bat be
cannot run the Democratic party The
Wallace faction is the only one faVorsng
fusion"
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The next meeting Of the Royal Arch
Masans VIII be held at Baltimore.
Jack T. Nash. y hose father Is 8 Portland
20 ioemsn, vas killed by train AZ ssiey.
Ca, Thursday.
The stoppaEe o. trains on the Columbus.
Heck ng Nallev ( Toledo road by the
American Railway Union IS ended. The
union yielded ard appointed grievances
committee, whlcA s Ecceptahle 10 the
railway company.
The United States Credit System Com
pany. q Newark. \. j., - IN the hsnds Of
. receiyer. TAs examiners Who ingessl-
gated the eompanys affairs reportet that
tbe capital bad beea impaired 30 the ex.
ssag II nearly s2oo GO.
Iae eonfsTsaes committees On the anal
gamaslen 81 tae International I yDographl-
cal OHion aaa the International Printing
Freshmen uian have settled the differ
eness q the twc Unions, AMI have formed
an offensive and defensivs alliance be-
tween themselves and allied trade councils.
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THE uLuKrrELDs OUTRAGE


Ntc4r&Eu& 10 Terms
Loxpos. Aug. 24-Ths Brltlsh forsanl
offlce has received confirmation OF tie VI
port Of the arrest 3. Bluenelds Of HassA
the consular agent OF Great Britain. II
British government Is in communicated
with the government Of Nicaragua In ri
gard to the recent occurrences at Bin<I
fields. AT the Unitsd States embassy al
day IL wa stated that 40 information hai|
been received for three weeks In regard II
the trouble IN the Mosquito terrltokk
James III. Roosevelt. the secretary Of ths|
United States embassy. thoaght thai ffs|
seton Of the Nlcaragnan gosernmeat nj
arressing Mr.. Hatch Was extraogdinarT|
Gen. Barrios. the Slearaguan envoy wAs|
is on his say here, in addition TO snd<stl
oring 20 settle the differences bstss<s
Nicaragna and Greas Britain and arrsse
ing for moderation Of the ManAxa
treaty, will seek TO persuade the Brifha
government TO be represented by . miz@
ter instead Of BY consular agent
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2A-Advicss -
eeiyed here last night describe the srrssl
of Hatch; Capt q. W. Wiltbanks. VI
American rho accepted position as ju6s
under the Mosquito governments. and nv
eral Mosquito er<oles. Hatch succeeded
In dispatching q note to an English craiss
of Blushelds. and Mr.. Seat. United Stats
consul, communicated with the Unika
States cruiser Columbia. IL Is belissea
that Hatch Is charged with having incsiss
the Jamaicans 10 riot and bloodshsA
when these advices left Bluehelds taai
place was sn state of great excisemsnt
IL was said the Americans would demsns,
by force OF arms if necessary, sas relsss'
OF the innocent men. and the { aited Stats
cruiser Columbia and the British cruise
Mohawk we're expected 20 take action.
CoLox, Aug. IA schooner has arriTst
here with seventy refugees from Blue
fields. Mosquito territory. They say 10
NiearaguAns imprisoned eight Amerscss
citizens aud several British subjects. u
GLIDING the British vice consul. The coaa-
try Is described as depopalsted aud eesF
ness as having been stopped The Esfzxss
also report that more Nicaragaan trocIt
are arriving at Bluefielda This dispiaJ&
force Is announced TO be- caused BY Tbs g
termination of the Nicaraguans 10 rssah
foreign interference wIth their Affairs.
NEW YozE. Aug. 24-Adyiees from be
fields, evidently later than those Teceissa
q. Colon, say the Sicarsgaan troops -
turning from Bsuehelds reached GreytoNa
yesterday, bringing eight Foreigners
prisoners. A British waFship arrives
Greytown yesterday evening.
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FIGHTING IN KORR.|
japanese Repulsed in Atten..|
Ing TO Land AZ Tatang.
JAPAa's FLgErPsTRoLs rHE =.


sHASsHAr. AzE- - - s@tssr a.
Ckensl %, received =: Caoossa -
reported that niasxesz Iace=-..
SHIPS ard thirteen transport. 49,
on the IatEag riFs- On Ia fssA Il
81 thousand Ien who vroas~s.s
Land were attacked ~ Lao o.
cagalrv. who succeeded IN zsvsagnr
japanese forees n tso pzztA TIE cA;..-
artillery. located On Sc szzIzs.e. 49,.
heavy Ere inso n. 49,
Of tns JApsnsss and raass -
havoc The japanese wsre esapsesa !
rrtreat 60 the seaShore, wAers ia ,n..
Of the feet prevented fzr.hex rErxnsss
the Chinese. The Janares@ L..
ported 30 have Seen over 80 zseu
TIKSTsEx. Aug. - -R<porss srszs P.r,..|
say that the troogs 81 caazxvo e.
August IS to - we're rssns-.s
hv 1900 men, swelling tia x,m.
there % 81. co A cornra II
war was held on the @s4A. and 4 ~
decided 10 attack the Izp4asss "a ss.u
the I'd. The japanese are ho.zfiar ~.
about eight miles south from Chaaxra. I
Is reported taey are rs-embArksng -,
heavy baggage in TstGng bar. cAn~|
cavalry are securing the coGnsry. ~
have captured and behesced 100 ssrarrl,r
YoKoHAwA. Ang- "a Iapansss ~
- patrolling the China sea for q.
purpose OF intercepsing ths G.
nese vessels and preventing AR ska
ments Of rice FROM golng nera
The Japanese troops in Korea namhex n
is estimated. between S. go ana SAM
Large numbers Of reinforcezeaa wefs ~
wa-ded 81 rail- today.
LoxpoS, Aug. 2A--Advicss from Tafs.l
assert that no serious battle has reerrtsI
occurred between the japanese and q.
nese forces iE Korea Ga Aa<uss 4 Il
skirmish took place a. CAunghwm II
which a japanese officer was killed ~
FIVE prlvates injured.
Officers of the Hongkong 4 Shaskas
bank in this city entirely dlscre1if tie n
por. that Chlna attempted 70 RAISE kssl
Of !, O0o. 90 upon the security OK the cAk|
nese merchants aees. Ii is reported shA1
China is negotiating with BgrmlneAaaI
arIns for large supply of war rns.era
Her agens intends 10 ship the sapplie u
some Spanish or South Americas pus
and thence transport them 10 China
YOKOHAMA. Aag. 24-Actsxs zilita.r
preparations continue upon the par: Il
Japan. Reinforcements are being rapaar
advanced 10 the front. News las hsen -
ceived here that 1000 Chinese troops IN
about TO make an advancs upon SeoaL
The Larbor AZ Ssgasaki Il defended y
torpedoes and submarine mines SeHsns
vessels will lie piloted in by beats tfsa
ia anese warships.
SHANGHAI. Aug. 24.-Ths report tai
Rev. Mr.. Wylia. Presbyterian misses
airy. died from injuries received a. m
hands Of Chinese soldiers ~ Liaoyaax I
officially confirmed.
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esss Tns sec1rzEiss t2aic- % tie tal-d
mortgages and TIE ralGs q the eqz1tT Il
TIE property ara 50 great sAa. TIE nolde-s
q TIE securities nas< prosecr the third
uo-1zxge bonds. rather Khan Sc Ia prep
srty sod under foreclosure"
TIE circular states that ths View Io-k
Guaranty and Indemnity Company VII
act ~ depository for tie thi-d mortgage
bcrds, and tAas copies Of ths agreement
rnder which they are 70 Re deposited ara
20 - hzd from The COMMITTEES CT dsPos-
itory- This agreement provides thai me
COMMITTEES sAa1 oct aecs2s aess than P.r
and IN teress for The bczds.
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A. p. A. Militia in Kan.a. City.

Kansas CRY. Aug. 24-Steps have been
taken within the past two weeks By men,
bers of the A P A. and the Junior Order
OF e nited American Mechanics, kindred
organization, TO form q company of militia
aud ask admission to the Third regi-
ment For two weeks paper has been
circulated among members after lodge
meetings OF the Junior Order United
American Mechanics. bidding the signers
20 form company and 10 enlist for three
years About sixty or Loo men have
signed the paper. A similar movement
has recently been started By certain mem
hers of Catholic organizations, and it is
claimed by the A. P. A. that q Catholic
company is already an assured fact
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Kx-MrNIsrER HIKsca HERE.



Sol Hirsch. OF Portland, Or, q promI-
nent merchant and politician, who was
minister 10 Turkey when Harrison was
president and who eight years ago came
within an ace OF being elected United
States senator from Oregon. and who vas
defeated by Senator ]. II. Mitchell, was
in the city yesterday. While here he
called on Mrs. Bailey Gatxsrt and other
prominent Seattle people. de said, IN an
interview:
II arm just returhing from visit to the
Harrison Hot Springs. and am on my way
10 Portland. This - the first time have
visited Seattle since before the FIRE. | ara
surprised and astonished &C the
splendid city you have built
up since the flames swept il away.
Yon have erected some splendid buildings
and have hewn streets and avenues out Of
the hillsid~A / expected considerable
from Whist had heard of your town, bat
my Imagination did not begin 10 conceive
such splendid place. IL 10 simply won-
derfuL
Mr.. Hirsch was asked II there was any
thing notable in the political situation in
Oregon. aud he replied:
''No. there is nothing new. Our politics
are sll done with for while At least"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25

William 7. letter. OF Santa Cruz. was
nominated for lieutenant governor.
L y. Lsrne, OF Sacramento. vas nom
mated as railroad commissioner from the
First dlstrics. he is an anti-rsiirozd man
James l. Stanton vas nominated from the
san Francisco district, and ". W. Phil
lips, Fresno barber, from the Third DIS
trict. James C. Nsaion was nominated for
the board OF equalization fron ths First
district, AID e Il Beamer from, the
Third.
Ben Maddox, OF YizaIiz. vas nominated
for secretary Of state.
The delegates from the Fourth district
renomina,ed Congressman James Il. Ma
guire.
film Budd Is q Stockton lawyer and was
In congress ten years ago. There he
gained some distinction on account Of his
funny name He IS not the strongest man
the California Democrats could have nom
mated, and his personal character Is not
uuassailable
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sAx FRAscIsco. Aug 2A-Gen. Ezeta
and the other four refugees from San Sal
yador we're In court this morning
before United States District Judge Nor
row. The attorneys for the prisoners
asserted that they were only poilti-
cal refugees. and could not oe
charged with fhs crimes alleged
against them. They demanded an
immediate trial Special counsel for the
government Of San Salvador requested
continuance 10 Septembs~ u. stating that
important documentary evidence against
the accused vas en- ronts here The court
decided 10 grant A. least short postpone
rnent, and took the matter Of the date
under aavlsemenL
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CHHcAeo. Aug. "a Attorney General
Maloney appeared befoFs Judge HAney
and ASKED leave 20 sc an information IN
QUO ~arranto against the Pullman Car
Coapanv. Attorney Rankin said J. 5.
Runnelis. the con- rany's counsel, Vas out
% town ard woaid sish 70 contest the
motion. Judge Rsney decided he could
not iase ap tEe motion. The attorney
reneral said re would trv % and another
Judge - hear motloa for the revocation
Of the Pullman comrany's charter.
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m. <ar,Asrn raslae nonahola.,.

MS Yeas. Aus. "A The Northern Pa
cite tAsr4 mortgage baSdhal8ers' pro-
fecslve eonu naittse, Of which E Z. Dick is
chairman, hSs issued \ circular asan1ar
objeetsoas - tAs PROPOSED Tsaa OF rsor-
g&asEaGson - io3oSs.
The earnings Of ths mort Axel property
are mere shan sufficient 50 pay interest on
a. prsor laens. and therefore IL Is no.
necessary for tns hosders uf this bond 20
MAKE Aay saerk1cs - pgossS. tAels inter-
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suicide Of . Ch.mpion Runner.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 24-Willie ID. Day.
champion five and three mile runner of
the world, committed suicide by hanging
himself from a tree today. Day was ar
rested Tuesday upon complaint OF the
Manhattan Laundry Company. for which
he was collector. charging him with em-
bezzlement Of Sll2
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OLYMPIA, Aug. "a Special l-MerNtn
Pugh, :. F. Henderson. John F. Mclean.
+. VI. Paine, A. II. Reynolds. A. ID. VIII
son. ". p. Wlnans. ". D. Lyman and A.
NJ. Cation have aled articles for q corpora
ton to be known as the Municipal League
OF Walla WallA The terms for admission
10 msmbsrship are that al members shall
be ;axpaying voters. and must be elected
By ballot Membership is limited 10 loo
The object Is 10 promote the civic welfare
OF WAlla Walla By enltlVaEing the interest
Of eiuzens ia the just and honest admins
tratien Of public affairs; by securing the
nomination and election CT city officials
solely on the ground Of their personal
ninsss for oeics: By sustaining officials IN
the honest and faithful execution Of their
duties; bv securing the passage Of good
laws and their enforcement By prosscrt-
ing violations o. law; by organising he
business and moral force OF the city for =
systematic supervision Of the municipal
affairs. This Is something unique IN the
wav % an Incorporation which may prove
q model for other counties IN Washington.
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R.s.haIi.

The commodioas steamer Multnomah
has been chartered to carry the Blakeley
team and sxeursionists to Port Gamble,
where an exciting game OF ball Will be
played Sunday. August 70. 1894 The
boat leaves st 8 g. n. sharp, from City
dock. A string band will be in attendance
and good time is assured.
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NEBRASKA PoPULIsrs.
Semin& ate . state Ticket for the Demo
Gratis TO Indorse.

GRAND ISLAND. Seb-, Aug. 2l-The Popu-
list state convention met today. w. L.
Green, Of Kearaey, and United States
Senator Allen msde speeches denouncing
the Republican nominee for governor and
predicting the success of the Populiss
ticket If good men were named.
This ticket was nominated: Governor,
Silas A. Ho!eomb: lieutenant governor,
James 4 Gain; secretary of state, Fl. ".
MeFadden; auditor. J. w. Wilson: treas
urer, ]. II. Powers: attorney general, d.
T. Cary; commissioner of public lands
and buildings. W. ]. Kent The platform
demands free and unlimited coinage Of
silver at the present ratio OF 10 toI.
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TACOMA, Aug. "a Especial Steve
Judson confirms the PesT .IxTEILIsExcEE's
statement that the steli8coom Populisis
inao-se him for state senator. lie SAYS:
ssEverv Popaiiss there voted for ms a. the
Popalsss primaries. There Will Be fusion,
bat not openly. Il will not 10 called
fusion"
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R4cHwasp. No, Aug. 2&--Au the coal
miners in RaY eo1aty are again on strike.
They demand 4 cents psr bashel for min
ing. Tssy seat a. work Monday a. So
cents under contract hos4ing good untll
Nav i fSss
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The britannia the Only starter.

WEYMOUTH, Aug. 2A-The Britannia was
the only starter in the match race for the
cup offered by Lord Woiverton TO be COM
psted for BY the Vigilant and Britannia,
fifteen miles to windward and return. The
absence of the Satanita was due TO the loss
OF her suinnAker
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CxxxRE colo. Aug. "a --Taemas Ever
see. Arcais posls. hasA Fav and
Charles Il frestos. miners, acre Killed N
tas Amethyst NINE today by = ere wAieh
barred tac shaft heasa Aa2 caaxe4 the
the skip - fsll upoa them. TIE loss ~
ire l. ssAe0 IAs mlns 10 nos GAlEag
With water.
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TAcoxA. Aug. 24-fSpecial. r. +.
Raasbaggh, whs returned from Washing
soa City fex days ago. lost thirty pounds
while away perfseEsng the details OF has
type-settsng machine. which il 10 claimed
ALL reduce the price Of composition lar
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rt.,r. county D~mocr.,..

TACOMA. Aug. "a special. THE DEM
ocratic county convention viii be held
September %. The primaries will be held
on the 18th
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wAsHISGTos CIrr. Aug. 2i-The inves-
tigation Of C. II. J. Taylor, recorder of
deeds for the District Of Columbia, was
closed today. The committee urges the
president TO remove him
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Wvomiax Demoorats.

CHEYEsSE, Wyo., Aug. 4-The Demo-
cratic state convention filed vacancies on
the state ticket tonight as follows: Secre-
tary Of state, C. z. Organ. Of Cheyenne:
treasurer, George Boliin. OF Douglass.
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The Pacific Market House Is hsas'
some, metropolitan market IL is also
splendid place for everybody TO trsaA
because its prices are low and ito mssh
sba hast
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JIM BUDD is WINNER.
Barney Murphy Knocked Out in
the Third Round
mAouRE TO Run FOR CONGRESS
Nebraska PepsEfsss Nomfnsss . State
Renewal sf c. FL. j. rsyiss.

S4s FRAxc-sco, Aag- -. - James h
Badd. CT stockton, wss nominated for gov
ernor IN the Democratic state ecnveatioa
today. TIE ballots stood
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The Nevada Republican eonveuEion hls
session AZ Reno. Gov. Colcord dsc.ipss
denomination, and A G. ClevelAnA
White Pine, will probably be chosen
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TRY The Pacids Market House today.

W. A. Enmmings, q prominent 80
estate agent al IolA. Kan. vas fssasT
chopped with Ratchet az bis Office kfiaH
night oy ROBBERS.
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While yoa ara l0okIng FOR cheap meats
today iass drop Ia a. the Yakima market.
and you wils nud their prices. As hereto
fers. loser than &ny market IN The city.
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JOHN N. EeAx ON THE STAND.

Testimony Of the Man Whs Broke tho
A. Il. L. Strike
CHfcAso. Aug. 24-General Manager 81
John. Of the Rock Island. was recalled By
the strike commissioners today. You
have said" said Commissioner KEENAN,,
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IL Is 9 fact thss more meAE for The money
Is given a. the Pze3Ac Market House. SIS
Front street. fAan car 10 had AZ any other
p4acs in town.
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sxssvxTs CO Rx1gEy.

Superintendent Corsy AIMED xssly uPca
arriving as 4as naines, visited the GA
sngsne house. where sAe dead wsre lying
IA rows epaa the gcor The first uaan
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-02-10
Nevada News.

Reno, Jan. 2S,-Last night del
egation of straight-out Republicans,
headed by NJ. d. Foley, Bob Fulton
and Allan Bragg, met Senator Jones
at the depot and said they were
ready (if he left the necessary funds
with them) to reorganize the Repub-
lican party of Nevada and put it on
a paying basis. After glaring Il few
moments at the crowd he sent the
porter back with instructions to
place his sack in his drawing-room
and lock the door. He then re-
checked his baggage and proceeded
to San Francisco under a guard of
Wells-Fargo shotgun messengers,
who boarded the train at Palisade.
His family were wired at Washing
ton that he passed through all right.
-MidWinter Appeal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-02-10
"a ssoldbug Object lesson.

A discharge of five more en-
ployes at the Carson mint is anoth-
err object lesson in goldbugism. In
stead of the mint being closed it
should be running to its full capac-
ity coming standard silver dollars
from the bullion stored in Uncle
Sans vaults, Imagine, if you can,
the difference it would make in this
State if every miner could get his
bullion coined into legal tender dol
lars at the Carson mint. Business
would be booping, money plenty,
employment for everybody, good
prices for all products, and no one
would care nickel whether he had
to pay fifty cents more for a fan
mel shirt or not. Why it is that
any Nevadan of ordinary intelli-
gence should vote to keep the gold
bugs in power is beyond the COM
prehension of ordinary mortals.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-02-10

Having the needed. merit to moe than
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four RENE lies have
reached a phenomenal sale. DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, each bottle guaranteed - Electric
Bltets. the great remedy for Liver. Stomach
and Kidneys. Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, the
hest in The world. and DIR. Kius's New Life
Pills. which are a perfect pill. All the
remedies are guaranteed TO do Just what is
claimed for them and the dealer whose name
is attached herewith will I've glad 10 tell you
more OF them. Sold at Flaws.