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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29
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neo6s 1eoss1oA - sAe AaAssers ODee
Yesterday.
Rsal setata Transactions from January 1,
leoA are q. 2e.es7. There were 6isd for
record yesterday = dssds. The coosidsra-
tons asgrsgatius &7.4H. Following ID
the Iist - Furnished By OseoEns. Trsnpsr
4 Co. shstrscsofs II tide. li6 Cherry
sersst. between Front aud Sscond:
Jamss W. Carter - Daniel Mcclure, ss5<
C. II. Robinson 70 Thomas winser, lot
p block >, rsplas Hamhlss's acrs gardens.
]. MeDopaid 10 =. n. Duesan. lots 10
and IL. block 8. Sander Boman's fst. t70a
E. J. EllinGwood st 81. to e. 4. Buck s5<
ne3< re 81 -. 6 81.
Tie Kirkland Land and Improvsment
Company g Al Psssrsoo. lot - block 1s2.
Klrkland. $3.50
/. {. Thompson 10 4. ". Clarks. blocks
I and I Oliver 4 Drydsa's 70 West Beat
Gle, s.
a. Levi 70 Z. Bsumesrtner. "a acres
In ns5& nsi< &C 7. -. !, $i.210
n. 1. Clifford. administratoF, 10 North
Star shinsis Company. tract 1t Buckley.
l. II. Dunnine 70 W. Chisholm, lots Is
and II, block s. RsngsterFs, $1,000
r. Il Wilson 20 s A. Wilson, 80 acres
in nwL HsL eco ., -. 9, 81
Kste White 70 w. Miller, acres In lot
3 $50 Is. ., 4, 81, Ara
W. r. Rhodes to ". Johnston, lot q.
block 81. Gilman Park, SIS.
G. II. Austin 70 III. w. Austin, ueL SEX
80 II .. 3, and others, s.
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fARs = ~ bsaex rosas hsswssn CAicagc and
O. Paul than shae u ~ North Nesssrn nns:
noue moro direct, more solidly and suhstan-
TALLY eeastruessd. equipped with nns coaches.
siesatng, parics, compartment aud dining can,
or oDesAtea With groatss vtgiiance o. painstak.
tHg care fes ~ safesy and eonfoTs q IL passsn-
gsrA The private compartment sleeping car Of
unusual siaganoe and naish, In which I'll the
pE1vaey Of eas's own aparsnsnt IL sscufsd, OF, II
desired. two or more compartments can - con-
nscesd en- suits The buffet library ear embraces
sspacious smoking saloon, furnished with easy
chairs writing dssks wsli-sslscsed library Of
standard snd popular works, guide books and
current periodicals, . wsll-stocked buffet q bar
ber's ahop, . hath reom and m apartment for
lu4KagA All Of thsse earn we're especially con-
structed for thia train In the best possible man-
nsr iaciudssvsry soavsnisses and are connected
b. vestieuied platforms. permit&ing ready pass-
age from one 70 anotnss. - In apartments "a
suitA The sysesms 81 heating. ventilation,
lighting md sleetxte cemmunteAston ars ell a.
pssfsct - poasiblA Al meals are sseved In din
Ing ear ~ rcutA These dining ears are spa
cious and comfortable. and the cuisins and
ssevics are In Ill respects entirely unexespsioa.
alba y ". Parker. Puget sound agsnt. No III
ChNrTy street. seattle
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TAh aereeahle "a e0eae,e.a
~rn~~-..s,{-as~
1oosn feussss sssss''ssse ~ oese
tAaa twenty yoars' expsr5s0ea. Aas
r.ceiveA The sanctinn q the m>m.
-r.N. u--.., - sr...-., -
$500 n usc Pr
fessiona 81 ehas casy generally an4
py thsn IL % daily rocenmsndsd
"a -.....;h.A 10. -a....,.,-
sI-~u.".:-- q !. ...-.,.-. =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29
s.prs.s C.srs Dss.sa..s.

OLrnprA. Nag R-tSpsciaI Opinions
In the following Gases we're filed IN the
supreme court today:
GaIusha Paxsons. appellant, ". Seven
Psarsen. ssspendsnt: from Kittitas; re-
veSsed.
Oliver BEDFORD, respondent " Spokane
Street Railway Company, appellant; from
Spokane: reversed.
Howard :. Cass. rsspondsnt. W. Ham,
Nickun 4 Co., appellants: from Clarke;
affirmed.
Winter q Harper, rsspondsnts, ". John
A. Shoudy. appellant; from Kistitas; AZ
6rmsd.
Joesph Bieres, respondent W John
Biurock. appellant: from Clarke; affirmed.
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sAH ssAscasco nAsxsxs.
rng efAfs or rRApE

me ofAT4 or Trade
Gar TnAscIsco. May 1.--Ths vseetabse
narsst = dull Ths receipts today we're
~ bexss asparagus. 50 boxes rhubasb, i75
sacks posators. 90 boxes squash. % boxes
sucumbsss. boxss tomatoes. - sacks
bsana Asparagus was lower. Onions are
ueak
he receipts Of frssh fruit today we're -
11D saspberSiss, I'll chests Strawberries,
4 eAnts soossberriss. box psschss, 1
- piums. ! boxes sppiss and i.Ss3
- ehsrrieA The berry market WAS
" halter market rules weak with
o1osks on hand. Ee9s ars still
end prices have lower tendency.
ID steady.
poaItry market - very dull, with
Dloeks on hand. Game 10 nominal.
1axApsSuSSs ASp oRAIHs.
I'VE quote: Net cash prices
mily extras. e1400360 per barrel:
~ exiras. ASoealo; supsrhns. $50
Nheat--The market still lacks anima-
0sfe beine comparatively no inquiry
eft purposes and but small demand
mUine usea No. shipping wheat II
qnotahle over s7,<c per csntsl a. 3 TOP
NM While a5c9tL02k win represent
- nnee u which milling parcels change
eunonhin
lpsiey--Ths sample market IL unsettled
Irregular pricss. Nobody 10 inclined TO
md sales have ~ be forced IL holders
u desssmined TO resiise This morning
~ tbs figure At which some brieht
49, kesssey VS. parted with. while less de-
lseie stock could probably have been
- = los e size. Brewing barley re-
1900 g No'k, being full figure for .
Osts--Ihe market IL weak and prices
eess downward tendency. MIL
70 nmoLso; Surprise, Si.S7knL Is:
aecy Nd, tl27 hG3l 32k: good to choice.
1919: poor TO fair, Sf.000l 10; red.
saina; gfay. tLi2s10l.D Per Genital.
fsoducs fscsipss- Flour, quarter sacks.
Warrington. IS; wheat. Oregon.
WILMINGTON, 2,ss9; barley, centals.
49, Warrington. 3.7os; oats, Oregon,
49,. Isa's, i.s's; Washington. Isis: corn.
FINANCIAL.
psaa9--on sight, New York, per 500.
pesnism. Sterling bills-On London.
9ay hask. A&
Mexiean doliars-5.etsi,,c.
eefs-fer ounce. o. h@62xc
MINING xr.,s~ss
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TnKn1 II ssnefA1ng ahsuG Z
harss shaa cn0peis az =.
marax1sn. - sven ssvsi nok u
nouxha eognsD thai IN Z ogiel
rns shis ncose animal wiiI -.
enus sz1pcssa snd nseaenR d
rsrfay eAnxysAnss 70 mans bFu-
fanny ana tAoashsiessnsR 4
auasssun 80 snoald b fossznosl
IN svsry o~nw's mind 4. 1os
can 1 exssnA fhedays q his ~
fnfness and symne<xy r rhs
answer = easy. b usrcfcal -
him and watch caxscnily and
<Aeck has sasmants - tAs1r n
cspesnu. The hass ilnamens sAas
en- - AAd n N imperative ~
osastfy Dewitt haese ssnsr. ana
- such - consdensiy recom-
nanA 1fEK,cAx MusrAns xuy-
HExf. II neFer faalA
Vs'W I'D questionable abous
thsASEsa. and ncw . uoed crsxp
ahsat she osDer. This Standard
n1imsnf vnl b 1pznd 1uss .
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sns srArs OF raapR

Ioxpos, May n bar silver. s1s fne.
sx.sd. Consoss. i0f --l6. Bullion in Bank
at England. fss7 ,oA Bans OF England
discount rate. FER cent.
NV YosK. May sS--The Essmsas Fass's
London eAblsgram says: Trade an s,csks
today sas confined 60 arrangement OF the
account which 10 Of moderate ssEs. Money
uas plentiful. American ? TO per cent.
except for giit-coged stocks. the tone y -
dallish. ccnsois were 100. the highest
record. American. duh eGt firm and
closed weak ~ the lowest prices A rise
IN Indian exchange pat up rupee rapsf
I Per cent. Argentsne stocks we're steady.
although the gold premium there ~ ga
ENGLISH GRAIN nAxKEr.
LivKarool. May 2S-WhsAt--psil; de-
uaana poor. holders offer freely. No
I California. - Cd: red wsstesn winter. -
Sd
Corn--pull: demand poor; neg miEsd
spet. - "a.
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srasseetsoss n - rsse u he lsss vsrs
ens.uaaiy light snd only IN tAs
spselaisiss vsrs thsss ssy natsriai
nesss.sis.A Ihs trading vas Wy
tsssguiar during - esriv mrnins. -
- hsavy - shs sIass. Ths railway and
ntseeiiansous bod masket W. somsvhat
sssasr b tcss duzfss - mosnine. ~
eaansd strength In IL aftssnoon, elostae
Grm.
0cvsTnmsat bosds--ylrw. eta1s AenAs
Inactive.
Fstroisum-Sssedy: Psnnsylvsais III
ssass. none: June spefea saisa nsus.
saossd ~ s7ks bid.
1IuADcxAH.
4ooey-On ell sasv q - os.t -
Lean, ! pr cent. eloesd mt / Der cent.
rnme mercantile papes, 29<14K pr cent
OseriinE sxchango-BarsSy ssssdy. with
scsu.i business in banker hills :: 81 asas
Is osmand. and eAs7k for sixty dayn
- g rassA Aasx04M Cemanciai
Silver osTtiacstss. 61oesa
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gKAGIr RIVER RouTE-sTEAMER HENRY
u Bailey leaves yesisr Dock Monday, wsdnes-
day and Friday, % tide. calling q Ednends.
Everett. stAnvccd, Florence, Pr. skAgit CITY.
Ing. leaves Mount vsrnon for seattle On altar
nass daya- Nots--Iisving been ssftted through
out the Henry Bailey olEess superior sccommc-
IS ceass For rasss apply 70 ofics, Ysslee Deck
A. r. LEBALLIsTER. Nasser
CIOuGH-TRASsUE CO.. MansgerA
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PAssssn csyH. VISA. Mas n -
essss. ] we've sks - q ~ wsssS
ssss ~ you ~ - erAss 60 e. s~d
ptoaso4 Win ~ Il 70 18th usesu1 80 -
saasssel aad shssi1 an1 . psscs.se svery
1euss rsoDees1aiiy, - r.
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pDHAoTU. WssA.. Apsn { luo4
RseA lntestieenees Co. ee6stiA WeAA =
osnae0sns fsss 49, afsfvea - - ose4
esaGD fsem xiloasoaf1 - thts psAos. eaamo
n sxeolieat cen1asfsG a. wei ptoaoon
WITH t1e 0an - veil - astoHtshea 9 ~
pr3sa - wa1oA yeu gTve TIE Uan - yeu9
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WISER YpnuoAH4 WosA
PeUe1utoi1igoncef aoaseko WsGB-oteDs
I seooivsa ens ~ ysus nssmia@ meGp -
0lher 1ny. end 10 10 3 nfse nap - wei -
sDsss asa Assexvss DsassA Ysass tfuiy
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What
They.
Think
OF It.

II Usul1n naQ sGssUo -
IL l0oNuT1EHonzU1Rt .
- s1hssribsrA ell onA Nv, =
nsv = y founa On tAessan1s
~ hsnss n the PaciAs NsrtAr
wes& TAas ~ pFeniHn eve
sasre4 Aas elvsa such univse-
sal sstisfaesiea 10 evidsnosa
by tie allowing tsssfneafals
which ere . lsw ameng tho
large number received from
tAess wAs have received The
nap. These letters are exase
copies q the originals On nls In
this eQee. tie signatures only
being emitted. - the POST.
INTRLIIeRNCER Dos not sss
q liberty = publish the fall
names u those wAe hare %
kindly expressed tAstr apprs
citation of tie NAP
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LseaDgsn. WesA, - q 49,
RooeInteaiiseaess. nens4lA Wa6A-Iee
sssssssssssa' Yssiss 4 = wsgsS 3CSv ~
o0eo eAe meaoy Pea Ask fc9 ~ 90 u -
Ne 49, 49, have ever 800 puhllsAeA
Ye9so vttA resDseA J.
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Ely on THE -FLYKA.
sxAfrLB 10 TACOMA
Esef sesal 0ips daily. sxesps SUNDAY.
In enc hear and twenty-five nasa1sA
TAE STEAMER -rLYRR.
Regular aasiy txtpA ssasus- Tacona rsuaA . -
isws:
rAxrNs Evrucr
fuEsDAY. NAY L
TvHH Cam
Leave seattle-7.ta ii Is 4 m S.as Oele -
Leave TAcsna-es9o . N. ! 90 Asa osoo = =
sunday
Leave seastls-7 90 . n, l2 % esoon -
Leave Tacoma - 80 = m, 9 30 7.3o II n
ta5dinz ~ n =. wharf, Tacoma. ana commM-
esAl COCK, foot 81 Maxssa sfsesS SAastsa
sundAy2 excarsssa ratss On ssaamae IseogvooA
fare Soc
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Fay, I1ahe. ~ 81 ~
The osattss Foss -tstsifio 6aees @ eooe
tie Wask sire: I fecstvs1 t. Ae1Ase
esalltisA Az oess sAeS DteAA.1 80 e
Is = vsssA 1sssas - pstsA Tsa1 ugtgs
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AAEoTs. wasA, March - laoa
l~oeInaeais9oneos 90, nunssea. WaaA -
oenes: I AAvs sseelved - NAP and A
ven p1eo1o1 Win O. Thknk is veil wpr<h
-. which u woaiA esss - % 70 . store $40
bay ~ Lag DAy tAs rest insesaloooso9
sesDocAfnily g
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MOTEL ARRlvALG
uorsL H0xrHRax

U0f2L NokTuR2N
DR. Bsrryhiii, ctr Gedney G " Fischer, City
q Brooke. Gilman J Thomas, do
Maxwell, City RH ferguson, do
u Rosenbaum.N 7 CaptwWP Plumb, Blak'iy
CHHamiisonAw.Ataskat. B Bannsli, Helena
Mitchell. San Fran Nu Fremont Cole CITY
Miss Faith Cole. CITY l. y Gordon. Spokane
Psttee. San fysu smith ", Chicauo
Il Hart y. YORK Wood, New York
J B Jordan, Boston c r Burgess, san Fyan
J 7 Duffy. spokaas ii Asarns ", Denver
oorham, City Capt scdergreen. Towns
DC Hanssr, Tnroua Al Cohn, Chicago
Bf Aarahaii, - Louis q Tuthtsi, ciucfn a. afi
n CAidsrwood. Eversss Hsyman, New York
Iouia Moore, New YORK. Rowe, do
c kmsrson. Milwaaks Dshoudy, Eiienshufg
De France, Tacoma c Murray, san Fran
Ian, Portland W NeIntosh, PORTE
" Hassam, Dubuque Frtsst. san Fran
LsavenWorsh, Osym c Wtliiama Lynder
q Green, Pt Blakeley
Before purchasing your spring suit 80
Riley Bros. merchant tailors; suits SIS
and up.
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eTkAMkk MABEL
Leaves Central wharf Tuss1ays, ThuIs1ays en1
ssstt, Nasysvtlls. East Ivprssk, Lowell and sns-
hemish. fARx TO EvkkEfT, -; 2oUHD
TRIP. toc: TO 1NoH0NIeH. Soc.
GRO J. WliLxY. AssnS
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oasssx. MasA. Jsne $3.50
Psst Inssi1tooasee -. Heesetos W094 -
0ento. received eefDe ssws uaoee 1eos
sxeealent soep ~ 10 Waited pkatD - ~
wo<14 mA@ - Gh4 REVERSE 49,. - -
paeans6 win - ~ fnxnss , handoome -
va1Aaoae aaditteo - NJ c0sos 80 enones
ves0 ~ smn0 snn aGo11 - Nc -
rs0ss uslg. - l.
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seHs Z. osRnAsusa. VICE ma
THE ccxxERczAL NATIONAL Rank o.
IA.ss@ Miller. = Afli9.
{ Z s''a'H NV. 49, ~ : s''''.s@
csnx sssssa asl CAsssy ssa. ssasnA VA.
=. ". 4 DAxsAns.
Ar. PrssiAsak
f. En :. s4p, - II
rsalsS I've
o. TsnM sayINos Acc0UN1A
DExTER HORTON : CO.. BAEKxRA
lxceRfoRATEp lasz
6usplus- ...-................ loo,0o0
President: :.......-..--..w. LaAd
Nanagss. q. Iasi1er.
CAshisr. ......-.-.-..-E r Ven fuyL
-
sight exchaaes ard tsisgfspAie tzansfsrs On
NsW York. Chicago. 81 Paul San Franeisnc,
Portiand ena v.sions I.oina In WaAhingtoa. Or
~ s.. ~ -, nl'. - a..ssns :. ran.S,
rH,la s.s - Euavp -, -.s.
Iss.s0saeIs A1Aus - psaaS ~ assotsas
n.. -..,..A,
osposIs s01 80 neepaak-
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE.
surraua ,so .ano
oosPAus-s-..s..-... *...s..s.s A<hsSSS
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BfEAMxR IDAHO
WILL i9ATB SEsL8n WHABv ~ ?. n
uuNDAf4 TUESDAYS Axs THURsDAYs
xss k1nGadA Ciiasoa, browns Poina Lauder
pnsalaAy. FdaiGc Cisy. AnAcorsss sanlsA sni
GnaUe0 a0a On Thursdays golae theooeh -
Blame and osniAA NEE Hesurnfae leave Vhas-
cs0 Monday. ~ sdsesdAy. AAsaseay q > N
faso - whascom. 81. 40. Tsstxhs . Whatesm n
e q. BRowNffxLb. hassgine Owaee
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- tsday.
= azs quoted 81 @3o2 = ~
- ars IN god condition.
- b slightly lower. being held at
s =, with the quality rather poorer
~ week Peas srs in good demand
I'll IS pr boz, and string beans are
an,e q 8 cents 10 10 cents. Onions
6oDgAtiy lower. bsinG quoted at loikc.
6euii1ovss b somewhat higher this
- selling q - casts - VI. Bests.
naips and esrrols srs sslling we'll 81 eL25
Mo PER sAck.
ChssYies havs improved b quality and
- going Iowss. bsing quoted today at Is
osnts snd 90 csnta
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lDE AND SHIPPING.

~ DevAnxuBn9 ~ Asn1eUxgun8.a =
waAfMHs DpnnAu.
pogSLAgD. o., Msy ~ 11D13
- Tuesday. Rn1Y: DnRWoks
sssz IS, Bs-AxpSonos l. J. q
nrR4D p8YaH1ugSf % AonxCUITUuD
~ 2lnSQmwnD Un1AC-DAILY DBxk15fu-
rsxYrta, VISA. May ~ IA
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II sfxx&11 oABYKovnn
11fsy exespt sunday.
I've 0oA11ao 80 = Gvu oeofs5o. Asoo =
I've xvessss.. SIS . = kvo 4vorsts.. Iso3 =
a..A.-. Leaves oeaeg1e ............,... dee =
eleevss kvssses Al % =
1Ann-eSpoLR fnlA ne: RounD Tnsr. "a -
Conneon win bssns - Taesoe 81 6aeAenieA
Le4ltnf ceimae aesk. fscs q A4tsA sssssA
0eATfL& ANn TACOMA xAv1uATToN CO.
o1AuD Taeur. PreA y ~. oeoDnu1 oocy.
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R8LLIN0HAN nAr. rNaxpI ROUTE
gTEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
fsEs - gvsreti Doe
Fer EAnoa0A Everett Cliassa, Langley. Csupo,
1airisssa. esSsas ana wS1scsn. isaSics sssialc
IUesAAys. fAurAeays sn1 0near1Aye q Z 9 n
1aeuyni1G leaves WhAscun weAneo1anL Est1ayu
on1 Sundays - Too Q ~. taAaia9 q Ctsy Dock
TnO2pooH 11oA
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uoeD CANAL nsun

uooD CANAL ROUTE
orEAHKR RArNfxD,
1eeuns 80 rsfasniahsA lssvss nsrenansr -
leoAeE WeansoAAv anA IrfdAy q \ - -
EsaOssA fees eansa& naegse ssaAsox. fSS
vAse ouwess4 1eslspss& usiea City 81 tnssr.
Leevee Untsa Guy . -. fsssAay. fhsssasv
ssd seesfdAy. arriving n eseasse = =
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aEATTLE-wMATSoMR 0UTk
Daily fSss1Ay sxcspssaL
eTEANKh STATE OF WARRINGTON
Lv Seattle 4 90 n Lv whsseonA. Isis p -
Ar Waascem. eses . N Ar Seattle. - - n
steppiss 81 Tsda'sa. AnAcorsss saA rairhavsa.
and 81 Kversss south eaand. connecting - oeostio
VIA steamer Hsnry BAiisy fog TacomA
LA CoSAER AND WnlhEY rALAND ROUTE
srorrIse At KvgRErr
STEAMER FATKHAyEx
North h'nA-Excsss go seasA h'a-KEesps ssA
Nv SEATTLE 200 ~ fx Ia Coaaee o: 80 . N
Ar Eyssess. - i.3o N Nv Evsrstt 4 90 m
Ar Ia Eenrsr SEQ N Ar Seattle 3 80 , N
sterrssr u Eaman1a. kv~rstt. CiiHtea. Drownn
fssa1 IAnaisF. cesrsvisis. ssa - faca. oAk y A.
eef sad ctsAia4y. easnscssnG - Aeaxsto villa
Steamer Henry hAtses for tacoma
NkAxvss-Faci0c Nav sgAsies Co. Tacona: Pa
etae SasSsxtoa Co., Seattle ffsTnsrsy Baker .
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-24
j.. HILLS STATEMENT
Which He Dictated to a Globe
RepresentatiYe YesterGay

Which He Dictated to a Globe
Representative Yesterday.
''The company is not only ready, but
desirous to show to the public the in
sincerity of these men. These men
have heretofore represented that all
they wanted was chance to arbitrate.
and have persistently tried to make out
that the company was not willing to
meet the men Oh fair grounds, ana that
railroads are combined through aSso-
Citations of general managers and others
to cypress men i'll their service. This
company has at all times since its ex-
men collectively. individually or other
wise. and hear any complaint for adj
lustmept, With a view of setting any
grievance CT complaint, if circun-
stances required it. The company be-.
lieYes its position is right. and has
nothing to fear from any fair board of
arbitration, Or any fair set of men. 1t
recognizes its responsibility to the
public and to everybody else.
1t is ready to operate its
railroad in all its departments, and,
as stated many times, prefers its old
men to strangers, providing its old men
are willing to do their duty fully and
fairly. Ii the peace is observed and the
law enforced, and the men who desire
to work are protected, we are satisfied
that there will he no difficulty or delay
whatever. The fight between warning
labor organizations that has been going
on for a long time is not of the COM
pany's making, nor is it the result so
far as we know of any act of the public,
and Should not be reason for unnec-
essary delay in adjusting any differences
that may exist that can be adjusted in
tair way.
"Our trains are moving today on all
divisions east of Mlnot.
I'VE have had no proposition from
the men, and nothing has come before
the company, except an order that we
should repair to Miuot in ten days to
confer with James Hogan and Il. M.
Goodwin. We notice that Mr.. Debs
claims that the men run the road, but
we are not prepared to admit that view
of the case.
"The men must select disinterested
arbitrators. and NAV choose whom they
WILL" and Mr.. Hill hUmorousiy added,
''either lawyers, doctors or anybody
else"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-24
Presidnet American Railway Union.
NOW THE CONFERENCE.
The Committee Expect to Call ok
MIR. Hill Today.

The Committee Expect to Call oE
MIR. Hill Today.
Ten of the members of the conference
committee were i'll the city yesterday
afternoon,an kept we'll together during
the day at their quarters at the Sher-
man. While nothing of a startling nat
ure was expected during the evening,
the various aspects of the situation were
thoroughly discussed.
Three more of the committee will ar
rive i'll the city this forenoon. and as
soon as all are present they will call on
President Hill in body and request
him to set the time when he will Off.
cialiy meet them in conference.
Grand Organizer Hogan will not be
present at this meeting. He will remain
in Dakota at some Of the critical points,
but in close communication with the
arbitration committee and the chief
officers of the union. Should it become
necessary, he will be called here by
telegraph, but President Debs believes
that his presence will not be required.
Questioned OH the probable nature of
the conferen ce, the officers of the union
stated that it was hard to say anything
about it until meeting of the full com-
mittee should have taken place.
I'm what nature or capacity will the
conference committee appear before the
officials of the road?"
1.-The committee" said Nlr. Debs.
''will go as the representatives of all Of
the employees of the system"
"Will they appear as committee