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THE okAL POACAKk

Now this 10 the Law Of the Nuscoyi.e, that he
proves With shot and steel,
when ye come by nis isles IN the smoky - -
must not take the seal.
Where the gray ses goes nakedly between ths
weed-husg shelves,
And tae litils b.us fox he 10 bred FOG his ss In
and the seals they creed for themselves.
For when the nafkzs seek tie shors 70 drop
Iheir pu % slard,
The great nasa-seais haul ous OF the sea, a-roar.
irg, bsad by hand,
Ana when the arKt sc pteEoer gales have siaked
their r1.sing- wrath,
The great nxn-ssals go back TO sea and no man
knows their path.
Then DARK fhey lie and stark they lis-rookegy,
And the Northern Lights come down o. nights to
dance with the nouseicss snow.
But, since our wornsa must walk gay and
money buys their gear.
ING sealing boats they 4lch that way Ct hazard
rear By year.
Engli.h they oe aaa Jsranse THAI hang on the
And sorne be scot. ous The worst God wos, and
the ooidess thieves, % fank.
Hall steam ahead by guess and lssd, for the sun
Through fog 70 ios. BY luck and log. ssii 70 -
Berieg sailed:
And 4 the light shall lift Alright 70 give your
fandfsIi plain,
North and Dy west. from Zapne Crest, 70 raise
Fair MARKS are they TO the inner bay, the reck-
less poacnes KNOWS
What time the SCARED sea-ca;ches lead their
slesk seragitos:
Ever they Eeas TIE doe pack clear, and the blast
OF the old bull whale.
Ana tho loud seal-roar that be t. of shore above
the soufest gale.
Ever they val: the winters hate as the thunder
ing boogga calls,
Where norZhward look they 70 Sc George, and
westward TO 81 Paula
I've, they greet the hunted ncet--lore keeis of
headlanas dresr-
When the sealing .choorcrs alt that war at
hazard year by ysar.
-Rgdyard Kipliao.
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The Atlanta. Ga. Journal says that -
nan Who has already invested largely IN
Atlanta real estate and established here a
ia6Essry which gives employment to quite
snumaer Of people. has iass written TO
his representative in that city - fe.loss:
IF the Southern Representatives still
insist o. shsir suicidal ideas !: viii not be
very long before they wall nave TO paddle
their oun c2aoe' without the aid of North
ern capital. Their biuadeys for the past
fsv rnorshs have done much 70 destroy
the cor tidence the North had paced in the
Soash- The Atlanta Constitutions il doing
more today 10 injure the South than any
ofhe. ons ssency 1 know OF. L. is push
Ing thu knife In very far, and il is con-
tsnGes vita its absurd ideas it viii GER
tainly frighten assay Northern capital"
The JeErna! expresses the opinion tina:
hundreds OF other Northern capitalists
are in the same frame Of mind
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Azs atser prossxsxion of iadzs.rses ohsxsn-
stssy inssssed npoa the extxexss measure Of
tarse reesrsaca he hsd prsvsoasIy ErSee
Hzs secretary reported D=c<n,e scr Is de-
scis OF $500 600 sor the yeAr. A=s only
sseasv-ssvca days later reported Jar
zzry - deAess Of ~. 9n SO. bat the
r-ssst<nt drove fhroaxA tbs hcas~ tie
same tsrsG reduction IN Jaanssy .hich he
had described and ars-1 IN his message
l'ecems<r So hsli which. in the face CT
rsrossrstson Ct industries and Esgasysss Of
easaaess. "soagAs 90 Soncse the 6efcss BY
6ssearaing customs reveaae and 70 81 the
void ~iffi the tncoEae tax" Senator Hill
protests. too. against the Democratic party
being made the tat az the Poozlis. kSte
TIE Democratic party Vas not pledged 10
pass - income tax hsl la. m hcoess
~sassE for revenue only" bill
Yet the Oregon Democracy have "abid-
ing faith il President Cleveland that he
Vii keep every promise Of tho Chicago
platform He has Kept no pledge Of the
Chicago platform thus far. aud IL. ~ the
Oregon Democracy believe. the Chicago
platform means free silver. uhy, then
the president has eGesyly broken that
plesss WAY does this Oregon Democracy
PASS these ridiculous rssolaisons Of "sbid-
isg faith" in Cleveland, eoapsed with an
Enforcement of free silver which CseTeland
las bitterly sn,sgonizedf They do it be-
csrse The Convention was probably con-
trolied By Popaiist Democrats. who. IL
they haze not obtained free silver from
Cleveland. thank God that he has ~ least
given them the income tai rs . "consola-
ton purse"
The pretense Of the Oregon Democracy
that the present industrial depression 10
dos 60 the Republican party is absurd.
David r. Hi admits In his speech that 1t
Was caused By the bad administration of
the treasury a year ago and the tariff pro-
grsnns since. lie holds Mr.. Cleveland
responsible for both. since he directed by
his action the conduct Of the treasury and
urged in his messags of December the
tariff policy which he drove through the
house In January. This Is q Democratic.
not Republican indictment Of Presiden:
Cleveland. The miserable preten.e that
the Republican legislation of the past Is
responsible for the industrial evils and
business paralysis Of the present has been
repudiated with scorn by tbs people in
every Northern state. The Phiiadeiphia
Press on this point says:
There Is not Northern state IN which
elections have been held this year that
has not passed q vote Of condem stion on
the Democratic party and its free trade
policy. Maine. Massachusetts,. Rhode
Island. Connecticut. New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin. Illinois, Mime
sota. Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, South
Dakota, Colorado, Montana and California
have ali pronounced such o sweeping and
general verdict in their elections that any
attempt 20 explain ii except as an en-
ph.,ic csnsurs OF the Democratic part- In
declared 20 be absurd. not only by Repub-
iicans, bus by Democratic newspapers
Also"
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The Phiiadslphis Press makes this In
quiry:
why should organized idlers like Coxey
and his followers go tree when other men.
IDLE or busy, payf Why should they be
permitted to beg when others are ar
rested for IL Why are the statutes against
vagrancy suspended in their benefit when
then are enforced against cshers?"
The Press holds that coxey and his men
have . right 10 80 TO Washington City II
they wish, but only at their own expense
and paving their way. They have no right
20 beg food: no right to wander without
work and without visible means of sup
port. Coxey's army can do nothing; can
accomplish nothing. but they are . source
Of mischief ~ o band Of organised yas-
grants, living in idleness by calling them
selves an industrial army" The &C.
oep,cd principle of our government is that
it derives support from the people, and not
the people support from the government.
When the state once assumes the duty
of providing work for the unemployed it
mus, necessarily take the duty of con.
Quoting ali industry. and become fully
sociaiisiic. There can be no halfway
work about IL; we must either continue 20
be . government Of ipdividualism. where
people support the government a. an or
ganixed machine for the defense Of iudi-
vidual rights, or We must become a
socialism, where the state is q paternal-
ssm like that OF ancient Peru, q civilira-
ton composed OF lis,less soldiers o. in
dussry."
IL any intelligent American wants our
present constitution and laws upset and
governments by individuaiism replaced by
socialism. We do not know his name. but
until thi, violent change lie made IL is
necessary 70 the peace and order OF society
that organized armies OF Migrants are not
permitted to violate the laws OF the land
any more than individual tramps and IN
organized Migrants
la New York city the charity service of
the citizens relieffund committee has been
brought 10 au end and the members of the
committee say that there Is not any need
for the continuance Of their ssry!ees a,
work can be obtained by those who arc
able and willing 10 pc rioTrn il. while dis
tFessed persons will be looked after bv the
regular charity organizations. The free
focd Gsnots. free lodging houses. free old
clio places. eeggaFly coal yards and pauper
grocery stores are 10 - closed. II thew
have been useful in come eases shey have
been verse than useless in more, The
Aew fork Ss.a rsei1es these facts AMI
says that ''the number OF available la
bosers arriving ~ the port from foreign
countries has tor some time been insuffi-
cisnt 10 meet the needs ~ the labor mar
kst. Calls for farm lshoress have been
received tFens vsFaous regions Of this state
aud 81 the Nss EsglAad states aud % the
West and South. We saeald think shat
sosns ~ those fo.andeTs Of Buffalo wAo
are ost Of work AMI some OF those slsvsc
Miners Of Fsnnsya~snis who are ca q
strike would seek FER places on farms
where they are sure q theLr vicsaals aaa
of wages. tco."
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SEATTLE Anril IL 4

SEATTLE. April IS, 1894
10 TIE EDITOR: Please indulge me in
asking you TO explain in the columns Of
the PcsT-lsrEILgGEscEg the meaning nj
the term initiative and referendum, n
used IN political sense. Respectfully.
A SUBSCRIBER
Under the initiative the legislative
branch of the government may De peti.
toned By certain proportion of the voters
to submit, specified proposition. either a
constitutional amendment or new law. TO
popular vote. and on presentation OF such
a petition is required 10 submit il. Under
the referendum the legislative body is re-
CURED to submit new law to the popular
vote, which must confirm it before i, takes
effect Both institutions originated in
SwitZeriand.l
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WAsHrssros CErr. April 1s-ESpecialE
A star service has just been established
from North Core 10 Toke's Point. q new
Office fccr miles distant in Pacific county,
SIX times week each way. A four years.
contract has been ies. aad the service will
begin July A change in the daily star
service from Tacoma 20 Gig Harbor and
return causes the mail 10 leave Tacoma
every morning exosps Sunday .. M,
arriving At $ ?. m
After many delays and an in.erminahls
amount Of red tape, Senator Squire has
succeeded ID securing the approval Of the
secretary Of var for the plans OF the new
bridge to be built across the Lewis river -
La Center. The stream being navigabIe.
the bridge could not be briis without tbs
approval Of Secretary Lamont The plans
were prepared and sent on TO Washington
City some months ago.
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For two months past local elections from
Maine TO Illinois have told the sans story.
In the great Industrial communities which
lie between those two states which hold
one-hsif the population, or. In $3.50. 81. o0o. :
COO on. OF g. m 600. and considerably over
election ate. election has Shown that the
voters in this region have awakened 70
their danger. Every one Of the states xess
OF tbs xissEssippi and north Of the 0aio
and Potomac would be Republican IL an
election were held today. In all these
states local elections this spring have en-
phasised the results reached las: fail.
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recently paa.ls.aea oeaaus bulletin an.
noaaees taAt the total nUsaeeg Of sassu.
featuring establishments IN the Uns,ea
States ia 1870 was g.. o., as against -sS
81 in 1850. 40 increase 81 - yer csnL ia
ten years. The capital employed IN 1hess
manufacturing establish naeats Sn lSsse ass
s6,iSs I'D sls. an increase Of 10 par csns- ;
TIE average number Of snpsoyes was
= &76 50. Sc increase Of - Ter cent; the
vagv. paid. s. iT!. 80 SO. IA increase q Isl
rer eea.- S3cA Is he array Of facts favor
shse - protection psrssase>l by tae Calsed
States censuS.
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csecAen Galloway and wife. xho came 20
Portland In is52. vsre found Sunday xtter-
BOOB assrsy dead sron sss-vAsson.
Allen SAaise. .ather al Representative
Joseph A. Shade. Who 10 supros=d 70 hare
teen poisoned at Steiiacoom asyl1n. vii
corse from 0hSo 10 Washington 20 assist
IA tas Investigation
Edith Howard. II years old. vas In
stantsy killed ~ Roy. Pierce county. last
Saturday By her brother Edward, Is years
Odd. who accidentally discharged his rise
when aboa, 10 start on hunting trip
Spokane Popuiists hare nominated the
following city ticket Mayor, h y. Belt
treasurer. George Na1srst; Comptroller,
Howard / Weed: counciimen, Lewis
Thonrson. Daniei Ramsay. c. c. Desnpsie.
A. s Nihecker. Charles Weeks. George
Washington Brown.
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>oTAhfaN DEAn

Rev. Prank A. Human /. e.'.h-.,.s
Clergyman oE Rosaoa. died WsdnesIsxv -
GarAEA~riA
A Il. Johnson. Portland nsan.x- ard
o-s e sas richest essissns Of urexeD dss5
= oakland, Cal. Mon1ay. He aceunsa-
l4's2 isssane IA stock raising, and owned
pssP~Fty a. ever Portland.
Asl, Ciiitou Comfy. president of IN. ord
fsHce board. L. ) A. sax ssrte.1a si.h
f&rSAysas Tuesday wail. conducting s~.ts
81 ne orosser Pafhagsoa dlssnrea-inr w.n
e-EF-a-e al ssnes HOOK proving ssas.on.
AL tied Wednesday,
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xor1cK TO TEE rusLIa

The puhsse ID hssssy vsrnsd not - pas
ssJ money 70 parties rsprsssnttss 20 b
sgsnts IL he Seattle PosT
s1csps The following Who are the only
ssihcs.ssd travelling agents Of he fosr-
1srrllasEscE,. v.s: J. A. xcCssslan, T.
4. Davies. and ]. L Hasisy. zass dos ~
syrly 70 resident agents Of this paper vito
sse located Ia various cities and towns Of
she Northwest nor 30 rostnasssrA Who
srs In Ill cases aushorise3 70 take subscrip-
sscns for ths Daily. Sandsy ana Weekly
Posr-1prulfexScHa
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Are Not Only Done Quickly by Flee
trscfty. but Are Permanent.

Are Not Only Done cufekfy by Flee
trscsty. but Are Permanent.
DR.. DARN. in this city, is still attract
ing widespread attention by his wonderful
cures. aud tie afflicted should not tail 10
take the opportunity TO consult this emf
neas physician at on1e.
HE treats al carahle nervous, chronic.
acute aud private diseases, and makes q
speeisity OF al diseases of Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat. casarra and Deafness. Loss
OF Manhood. Syphilis, elect, 6onorrh9a,
spermaiorrheas. Seminal Weakness and
Loss OF Desire or Sexual Power In man
or woman. All peculiar Female Troubles.
I.aeho Ehms. DISBURSEMENTS. etc, are con-
id-ntially an3 successfuily treated
Dr. Darrin can be consulted free At
Hotel Stevens, correY Front ard Marion
streets, Seattle Wash. office hours, ID a.
N. 10 ). IN. daily. Sundays, ii - 10. 20
p. "a. Charges low and reasonable ae-
eor1inE Ia circumstances and ability TO
pay. Most eases can be treated at home
after one visit 60 the doctors office. Cir
ca ars and question blanks sent tree. In
g4iFses answered
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WasHissros err. April is.--Superin-
tendent Stump. Of the immigration aureaa,
With the approval Of Secretary Carlisle.
has issued an im porsant circular of instruc-
tiona 10 commissioners Of immigration,
collectors Of customs and immigrant in-
specscrs, which In effect extends MI the
prohioitive and inspection features of the
presen. regulations relating to trans
oceanic immigration TO persons arriving in
the United States by water from Canada
Newfoundland and Mexico.
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white Men ~ Cheap ~ Chinese.

San FRascIsco. April iA-The bark
Nicholas Thayer sailed this morning for
karluk with supplies. The schooners
Jennie Wand and Mary Dodge start for
the Alaska canns-iss tomorrow. The two
vessels will take forty-eight men. Who will
60 a. packers. They agreed to work at the
same rates IS the Cinnamon. and they can
not hope to make much over 500 70. the
seasons work.
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NOT A MEMBER OF rHx a. P d.

To TIE Entros: Ny attention has been
directed 70 what parports to be an anthem
tic lis. Of the membership in the A. z. A
IN this city. and in which my name an.
pears fernsit rae space 10 say tia: this ia
a mistake. aTn nos a member of that ar
any similar organization. aud never hay.
eeen- W. T. ASbKEvs
Anrfl Il fsgs
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nrcon.. Wash Anril is

Brcops, WASH. April IL. 1894.
To THE EDIToR: Kindly inform me
when the presumption act was repealed.
and when same TOOK effect
CossTASr READER
March 3. 1891, and the repeal took effect
the same date. 1t is understood, OF course.
that the act did not affect settlers who had
acquired pre-emption rights previous TO
passage of the act
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Mark rvain.s Firm Assa~ua

NEW York, April ia-Samuel L. Glenn
ems Mark Twain) and Frederick J. Hall,
doing business under the name Of Charles
J. Webster & CO.. booksellers and publish
ers, made an assignment today for the
benefit Of their creditors.
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senator Vance. soax ia IN.

Assxviftx, y Z, April Is-sens,a,
Aace's remains we're followed to the
grave today by coaeoarse o. iaeDo PEG
pc. he boay lay IN state from O'Clock
Uaa4 i!;St II the First Presbyterian
SAafeh- Friday vii Re observed a. me-
moral day throughout the state
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he Ie~a ssg stature adisnrne6 wi.hens
seelsshinS tse p-oAIbs tisaor Law CT
introducing = loesl epsiau system. Aas
queer sos' q eomYvcnssss wzs reached. By
~-iea as2yy ~ upon the Ae-os s.ssne
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WHarcox. April ls.-[Specisl.l IA tele-
gram received late this afternoon says the
cruiser YORKTOWN will come here from
Seattle tonight by order of the navy de-
partment to make test of Blue Canyon
coal, a preliminary test Of 1000 pounds
at Seattle having been most encouraging.
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WAsHISGros CIrY. April Ex-senator
Palmer today introduced bill repeating
the state bank tax. bat prohibiting the is
suing Of money by state banking insiitu-
tons or other corporations except ma
tional banks.
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Assistant District Attorney for Alaska.
WAsHlssTos CrrY, April 1s.-Richard
T. Lewis, OF Junea. Alaska, has been ap-
pointed assistant United States attorney
for the district Of Alaska
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The Emergency Board.
OLYMPIA, Apsii ls--fSpeciai. IA meet
ing of the emergency board has been called
for Wednesday, the 18th inst. at 2 O'Clock
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WORLDS FAIR yIEws
To Be given
AT THE RAINIER HOTEL.
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 20,
Az o'clock for the
HENEFir OF THE UNITARIAN cHURCH.
Admssxion 2se Tsex~.s m ssys ~ yyos.a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS. |
COUNTY OF BEXAR. !

By virtue of an order of sale, which. is
sued out of the Honorable District Court
Of BeXar County, 45th Judicial District
of Texas. on the 14th day of July, A. d.
1894, by the Clerk thereof, in the case of
T. M. Wilson versus Emily Z. Smith
and j. f. Smith and each OF them, No.
1869, and to me, as Sheriff, directed and
delivered, will proceed TO sell, within
the hours prescribed by law for Sheriff's
Sales, on the First Tuesday in August.
A. ID. 1894, 1t being the seventh day of
said month, before the Court House door
Of said BeXar County. in the City OF San
Antonio, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
The east one-half Of lots Nos. and ,,
in block No. s, corner Of Jackson and Ma
con streets, in San Antonio. Bexar County,
Texas, levied on as the property of Emily
E. Smith and J. f. Smith on the 10th day
of July, 1894, to satisfy Judgment
amounting to 81, $50. % in favor of T. NJ.
Wilson, and cost of suit
Given under my hand, this 10th day OF
July, 1894.
,JNO. 7. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff of Bexar County, Texas.
BY w. G. M. SAMUEL Deputy. IS 3M
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-30
MONDAY, JULY 30, 1894.

There is this to be said for the
San Antonio and Gulf railway Of
ficials, from the president down to
cook. They are not afraid Of hard
work, and seem to enjoy taking off
their coats and setting an example
of hard working propria persona.
They have no gilt edged bosses to
sit in costly offices and draw sala-
ries, charging the same up as con-
struction expenses. Every man
jack of them does full days work
and the higher up he is the bigger
the amount of work that he is eX-
pected to turn out. Such tactics
will win in the end and bring
credit and cash and small bills to
the road.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-30

Mrs. Leland Stanford emphatic
ally protests against the claim of
the United States government
against her Husbands estate and
declares that she will fight it to
the bitter end. Uncle Sam was let
in for a squeeze all along the lines
of those Pacific Railway construc-
lions, and the sooner he makes up
his mind that it is money lost the
less will he spend in useless efforts
at recovery.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-30

The LIGHT presents its cOmpli-
ments to the Waco News upon its
succession to the honors of morn
ing paper, if tits a matter of con-
graduation. The LIGHT has only
good wishes for its plucky evening
contemporary in the valley of the
Brazos, but it remembers the fate
Of all the morning papers that have
started business in that city, and it
has its fears Of success for the new
departure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-30

The principal fact in the attempt
ed defenses of Cleveland at the
hands of Senators is that these at
tempts are weak and signal fail
ures. Hill's is the only one that
commanded any attention, and
that not from any instrinic
strength that the speech possessed,
but because it was David defend
ing Grover.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-30

The San Antonio and Gulf road
denies in toto that it is impossible
to pay running expenses and fixed
charges for a bonded Indebtedness
of $4,000 a mile. The officers of
that road have been laboring with
good effect with his excellency the
governor and the railway commits
sion to convince them of that fact.
With what result will be seen
when the returns are received later
on.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-30

The speech of HOgg has been
answered by an order from the war
department of the United States
declaring that the military of the
Federal arm must hold themselves
as ready to defend interstate COM
merce and the Pacific roads under
lien to the National government,
as to defend the mail service Of the
country. This definition Of mill
tary duty will simplify the ques-
ton of the employment of Federal
force to put down trouble in the
states. The fact that this is a ma
ton and not an agglomeration of
independencies is fast dawning up
on the national consciousness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-30

There is a mandy pamby senti-
ment that always harps upon the
benefit it would be to society if
every one spoke well of every one
else. This is rot. Some men were
born for the express purpose of
evoking contempt in the mind Of
every honorable man. 1t is a vir-
tue to cuss ones false fellows.