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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-15

OLYMPIA. April N-iSpecia'.l-A ques-
ton Of inseres, to fishermen has been
brought 10 the attention or Assistant. Al.
tornev General Hsight. August IL isssS.
Fish Commissioner Crawford issued a Il.
csnse 20 a fisherman. for which the latter
paid sfo. 10 fish With a one-poand net in
knapp;ca bay. Pacific county. The
fisherman contends that the license
p-Fmstted him 20 fsh until August
- 1884 with the exception % the
close season. While The commissioner held
thai be could ne: fish afser ths
date OF expiration mentioned In the IL
eense. namely. March 81. ISe4 The law
authorizing the commissioner 70 issue a
license says there shall Re an annual n.
esuSe Zee. bat u Is silent - 70 whsa RI.
license year begins Mr.. HaisAt approves
the action Of the comm lsssoner in Hxlnr
the license year To begin April ana end
March 81, holding that =: IS a general priu-
c4pie o. laS taAs a license fee Is PAID Tor :he
privilege OF deinS the act licensed during
the llc~ass year. and ret a yeas from the
date tue license IL tssued.
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To Re Amended in the Lords by Making
IecE,ho.e for roachers.

IoSpoS, April n-Ths Earl of Kim
berry has usepsred number OF amend
Taents 20 the Berlng SEA bill, which be will
move In the house Of lords when the DILL is
considered in committee. The amend
tsents have reference 10 clause
which is as follows: Where. upon sny
Proceedings against person and shin in
respect 81 any cffsaSe against the ac.. il i
proved that tue snip sailed from It's port Of
departure before tae scheduled provisions
vere published there. and thai such I reT-
son or master Of the ship dill NOT. after
sailing and before the alleged ofFense. -
celve notice OF those provisions. soch n
person shall be acquitted and the shin
saau be released and not forfeited !,
The amendments contemplate tie ia<sr.
ton ~ the words IN any court" afler :he
Word proceedings. The striking out Of the
words scheduled provisions we're pub
Eshed." ana substituting Therefor the
y 3rds provisions % the award we're
known" and the elimination Of the wevss
receive aettee" and substituting there
for the words become awzre -
Tae clause as amended w!u real.
'.W Where. upon. any proceedings in
any court against pe-ssa aad gAip in
proved that the sAip saiied from Iss psyt af
departure before shs provisions OF the
axard were knosn. aa8 that such per-
sca - master OF shfp esj net, after sail
lag &na eesare the alleged offease. bScon =
aware ef those provisions. sash A person
shssi be acquitted and the ship shall be re-
leased ani no. forfeited
T.cos., April IL Special -. w.
Cay. cash,eE % The Commercial bank 81
Port Townsend. saawa as saunders
esaS, VAS here a.! day yesterday ard
FAXED the tosu over TO rals~ Ssne0 in
eein Win which 10 pay CT the crew u the
Aohlean nSx al Poyt Tosasend. lie sx-
ferse2ccd some tEssuo,e in ssearins s., 40
an sl.ve; Dollars and s. GO la quarters and
V'cSss. IL = expected that the Cotssner,
Ga. caF z1I 2iso ray of the crews o. tie
orktaSn sn3 otAe-s ~ shs BrinS sea
nssi. Is Is said sAat this wiil result in
sl3a*D Or more being turned loose in
Fast Townsend. mach % whseA ali lie
srsent By Tire sai ors hsfors xcinS norsh.
. several Gesersaoas from faA Yorstoxn anss
AeaseAa are reported, the saalaxA- syeses.
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The Pensions Suspensions.

WAssisGroS Ciry. April 1.-THE SEN
ate committee on pensions. which has
been considering Senator Aliens resolG-
ton requiring the seereisr. OF the interior
to report the names of the pensioners no
have been dropped from the pension rolls
since March 1, isa3, reported the bill to-
day. but in much more comprehensive
share than when IL xas referred Tae
resolutions require the secretary 20 give
the number of pensioners whose names
have been suspended since March 4. 1888:
the number whose pensions have been re-
stored TO the rate which they had been
drawing up TO ths time they we're sus-
pended: the pos; office address and the
rate o. pensioners whose pensions have
only been partially restored or rot re-
stored az ali. and the cause Of suspension.
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OLYMPIA. April Especial. lin &C
cordanee with . request By the land COM
mission. Assistant A;.orney-Gensrai
Hsign, has rendered the following opin-
ion:
s'you request my ofscisl opinion a. TO
certain questions asked yoa by the sar-
veyor of the SEATTLE harbor iiEe. He says:
There have been swo government surveys
for some Eve miles of the water front OF
Seattle. one being the original survey of
the public land in sections made in 1856.
and the oghe. that in donation claims
made some time later. The survey along
the water front gives two sets Of nIeandsr
lines. The meanaer lines for donation
claims are in some cases described as in
terseeiing or running 10 meandsr corners
Of The fret survey. These original mean.
der eornsrs for sections have been de-
s:roy~4. but the meander corners Of the
Donation claims are II existence Do
these original meauder corners OF the
survey o. sectious constitute liked points
hy which che location Of the donation
claim rneander lines must be determined.
or is Is sufficient 10 adjust the donation
claim meander lines from the donation
essira msAnjer earnersy' IL 10 RUE of
convsyane8ng thai monuments govern
courses and distances. Therefore when
monuments exist Of the donation claim in
question they will prevail, though devist-
ing sFoszI the courses ana distances. IEis
- equally true oE the monuments of the
hrsi survey rs os the second snrves. Ii
there are Inconsistent monuments referred
70, as determining the boundaries of q
tract. the most certain one should be
adopted. Ii monuments have been lost
and their true monuments can he ascer-
tanned sith certainty. saeh monuments
will control as fully IS II they had no.
been lost. IL, however, the location of
monuments cannot be ascertAined with
certainty, but mast De computed from
ether monuments by means of courses
and distances. the survey tina, the sur
vcyor hnds will WELD the most reliable
aud certain results in the premises ruuss
be Eesorted TO. In the case stated by the
surveyor. II the lost mesnder corners o!
| toe section which are used as monuments
! Of the donation claim can be located with
8 certainty. such location must govern. II
| the exact location ot these section mean.
| de- corners eannot be ascertaincd. then /,
/ will he necessary tor the surveyor TO resort
| TO the first survey only ia case these cor.
/ ners can be thus computed more eersaini '
| than by reference to the donation claim
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EyxRsrr. Argil "A Special '-G.rxaas-
Colby. Of she Everett Land COMPANY. a
expected here TIE latter part OF the pres
ent gnoa.h.
While General Manager Steward. az -.
paper mill, was ia California; re received
orders 10, over isss tens II papeF.
=. r. Fgiars. Of Lowell. LAS decided -
QUIT the genera mercantile business.
The rugor vas cuvyent ga tkc street -
dAY that +. u. Smith, shr picassr and
heavy lsad Gamer. had closed big deal
With ,he Everett Land Company and sold
thc remainder OF Ais property. EXCEPT the
naall. tor <lssAooo.
4 movement e on foot - o1Ssaiz. 4
eommanaerv Of kalgafs Tsmplar IN
kyefest. Judge Delaney has The EasGts-
IA charge.
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Tux IxprsrRIAL ARMY.


The local Industrial Army Vas ous In
force Yesterday afternoon and showed its
strength 10 the people OF Seattle BY giving
q parade in which over 80 men we're in
line. divided inso SIX companies, The men
marched 10 the music Of sAe Rsalte band
and noticeable feature 0f she parade was
the total absence % tyanspsrslcsss. shers
being no fioa.ing symbol Of say kiad en-
cent The American Gag. EaeA Of the six
companies VAS provided with color ses-
geaas Who carried slntt the stars aGd
stsspvs. Tbs line of march sas az CONNER
eiai stree. to Front, dasa Fsons 10 Pike.
m Pike TO Sixth. conn termsreaed 20 Sec
ond, down Second te South Second and
shsaee 60 the haFrsek. on Weller street
TIE procession was divided ~ follows
Commander IL. shepard and bis aides:
sla, l. Heenv, chief marshal. 4. VI. Per.
ter. chief aid. {. W, Bowers; recruiting
sergeant. I. ]. HesaF. general commits
cary. 4 r. brown; secretary. y. c. Jenss
treasurer, Dv. ". f. ). Coyae.
Risgto band.
The ssy companies saier Capt. John
FRY. r. l. Payne and c, q, Hunter.
The parade attracted great deal OF in.
tersst, aud during the procession the
streets we're thfonsed sith eagas. curious
spectators. There was - have heen an
outdoor nseetlng ga Weller street at so
o'eieck last eSeains. bat owing 70 tie i'm
element weather ,hss rvent " ~ rcstpaned
until Monday evening A. o'clees
about 40 Esen ard swenty Women net az
the army barracks and wer~ addressed hv
Mrs. fsai MoAr ard Z. IL McKsrnen,
Mrs. Mehg sas the Ays; % speak. and ia a
o flgseen-snGngte address aFesA the eresnlss.
sica OF woman's acxtlaSy ~ sAe asray.
81 he composed of hgave women whs
would he wl.fiag - accompany the male
members Of the army 30 Wsshia gtan satv
and there se.ieis IN = body the legislation
necessary 90 alleviate ,as present unane}a I
depression. She talked over ths prevail
Tag hard times and aFsed sAs army -
lose no time ia preparing Ter
the Soarnsv 10 Washington Csty.
she dld net think shsss wen.d e say
hleadshed snd hoped there weala he none.
and when the army less Ga iss srsRsc0utt-
rsatal teasney each individual neEahe'
would carry With htm the res-ess Of ever
woman in Seattle. aseiofe tSsysng tae
speakers stand she arranged Cor a meeting
e. be held AZ she barracks temegFes mcsa-
ils ss,seen 20 aud l. o's.oek Tor tie 81
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srAeRED IN TACOMA SALOON.
Capt. Frank v. HogaA. EH-AAyo1 81
Anaeagses. Gufs m EdlsoR.

Capt Frank v. HoxaA. EH-AAyos 81
AnsesYs@s. Gufs m EdatoT.
TAcoxA. Aprfl AS pseisi- i-Cress n.
Gsnnos, . handsome Sydaey. Australia,
barrister and newspaper edite-. vas
stabbed today By Capt Frank v.
Hogaa. wealthy real estate man.
formerly mayor Of Aaseorses. and
whose brother Is prominent Tennessee
iudge. Hogan vss formerly Republican.
bat Lately has become Porasiss zsalos. -
times going entirely daft on the Pop
mist doctrine, especially when unter thu
insaencs Of drink. To3aT white drink
ing be started 20 disembowe Ben r
Everett. . prorninsn: Republican polifi-
csan. and while pressing an srgrnen:
with Everett in she las.sr's saloon Cannon
reprimanded him for abusing Everett.
wherscpon be attacked Cannon with .
knife. laying opea his abdomen eight
inches. bat withoa. seveurx tbs
bowels. Hogan was held without
bonds until Monday 10 await the
result OF Gannon's injuries IL Is believed
Cannon viii recover. He is > graduate OF
the University Of Dablin. and Vas editor
of an English Newspaper a. Valparaiso be-
fore coming here on q visit .xo months
ago. Hogan Is aged 81, = native Of Ten
nessee. where he has wealthy relatives.
He w.s formerly OF the frsn OF Hogan.
Catron & Co, Insurance. and real estate,
which did large business here during
flush times. Hogan frequently receives
large renit.anees from the Eas.
Hogan was released On bonds as mid
ni1hs
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garsrasicn ct tAe wsfsac'e sExslzary. Tie
fssso~sng eSEsnisses ~ss scposased -
eject orxsaixxsfsr. Ma Naxy kso-
wershy. Mss- Psas Noks. Nh. Davis, Nra
Hsmssm sn9 Mr.. sssarrA
r. H. MeKernon spoke fos bali N horr
SD biz address vas enthusiastically re-
eessed He spoks 81 1867 uben 10 80 -
Hsp<,'s FesYy, sn1 SID that 30 vccsd
ssen his rsns 10 tns roll Of she sssssss Ia
drstrsl Army In letters % lsrss sAas tAsJ
eozad not fa2z 20 sstrsct TIE sssesstoc u
tie csse< executive o. this great common
weassh-
Connsn1er Shepard viii isavs for Ia
coma today ss Il - e'eGsck On the FEET
wood 90 I'D tn organizing "a xyny tn .Ass
essy. He viii b secom psnssd by d &
Jones and DE-. w. T. s Coyns- The Local
ssmy viii escort the committee 20 fns
steamer in body.
Another parats viii be bed On wedres-
day aftsrnoon ss z and sas omnsases
has exsenaet invitations 20 the LABOR Or
gaairssisns 20 take part Tbs commander
viii be presen: 20 sssser the several com
panies aaa Organisations 20 their positions
IN Tire.
Dozsfsons have been rscssvs1 st the
HAYS. Of White river. sssrsy-tHyse sacks %
potatoes; Cao- William D. 0'Teoae, .sAres
SACKS Of nozr. three pieces Ct bacon. . Lot
cf Sausage. fos-fsen pca1ds Of Sugar and
Eve poands cf coffee: ". A Piper. shirEy-
three soavss Of bread; Hail 4 GsiloEay.
Efty gallons Of niEk: stesscn Bros. Gre
box Of crackers and che sack Of potatoes !;
QSeen City Bakery. eighteen ioaves os
bread. crs-half sack Of cakes. Ai PIKE
street. one sack Of potatoes; "a Lady,
Fifty loaves O. brssd: ID. II. Linden. enc
sack Of po:ssoea
ssereia<y Jones has made out the fol-
loving report:
Amount o. rreals served BY days during
The past week: Monday. rs. Tuesday.
<-5; Wednesday. Is, Thursdsy. s92: FRI
tay, SO: SATURDAY.. SIS Total for the
week, 5,zTi Actual cost Of each raeal
ssrvet, about Q censs.
The proposed meeting .: 7. " c. A.
hail ~ II O'Clock this morning. which Vas
10 have been addressed By Rev. f. L
DEriap. ha. been abandoned.
TscoxA. April f4-lspecsaL i-Fifsy-ons
C-mmonSeaiers signed The roll tonizh:
and agreed 10 join the Seattle division Of
tlss Coxcy army. At mass meeting TO
nighs attended BY !. 800 unemployed sweep
Ing resolutions were adopted de-
handing liberal education By the
government, no government eontrsc,
xorI. but al day labor. including con-
! siruetsoa Of the Nicaragua canal. prepare
sIoa Of farm land for the use oil the home
/ less and government construction of irri
1 CATION bitches we're needed. The preamble
| declared that the deplorahls condition d
/ the country was the result Of bribery and
| class legislation. Another meeting Vii
| be held tomorrow at which 20 are ex
/ pecsed TO sign the roll
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Depu.y Marshal wuls Arrested.

NORTH YAKIMA. April h-tSpecisl.l-
Harry Koehler. the stranger shot N the
leg By Deputy Marshal Wills last night.
has found friends Prosecuting Attorney
Rochefort this afternoon swore cut
warrant for Wills arrest and tried the
case before Justice Clark. Wills VAS bound
over in the sum OF $500 10 eppesr before
the superior court. Al . late hour tonight
he had not tried 20 get bail. bat Vas en-.
desvoring 10 obtain his release on habeas
corpus proce1.;nrs
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Fokxlex xorKA

The Armenian patriarch ~ Conssaasi-
ror;e aas resigned - IN outcome Of ex-
treas Dissatisfaction expressed By tie
ArneaSsas AGAINST tue a6nsriss-assoa OF
sneir stairs- An a:tex--s vas made 20
assasssaAse h9n ca April L
Tie United Safes cruiser San Francisco
has arrived ~ Elue1eids. wae-e Al .
aziss. Tie Mosquito cnseE - n hsd-Hg.
Nicaragua shrea1<as . second seizure OF
;1e Mesquite reservation, aat If . santinx
Is attempted tie people Of Bsuefsics viii
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Nay Saw. IN. wa.l.s.el.. x.ea,..ry.

TAcoxA. April A-lSpeciai- Capt
O'Brien. who had charge of the whale
back we;more when il was stranded OF
Coos bay. vas IN the city today. and said:
II hare beea informed By Capt Pol
hem1s, who has charge of the government
Jesty surveys IN that vicinity, thar the
j-,ty Is filing in and that IN tbs course OF
a few weeks one can Walk around the
wreck. which Is fast being buried in the
sand l believe il woald be too costly to
at.emp. 70 save the s.eel IN the hulk, but
the machinery might be taken OUT and
probably would be worth $3a0 90, Is 1t was
worth $5o,0,0 10 $50 90 when II Vas put
-
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The annual state encampment OF the
First regiment. y. G. w, which Was at
arsi Sc. for June =, AZ Woodland Park.
near Olympia. has been postponed until
July ., and It is probable that it will be
still further pu: of until after Jaly 4. ac-
according TO the wishes Of large majority
of the vario1s c0Fngsantes.
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California frBi; eaaaeties are -viaicsnr
because et the great demand saF California
trAis ooaseQasat apoR ihe damage - 1ha
tastesn crop br tEost. -.1sa 10 S.gAs1 cases
6etas shipped daily.
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Mems shoes at less than cost; ladies'
shoes az less than cost at The Bon Marche.
Front and Cedar streets.
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Latest and correct styles 81 srissise maj
laery rev ca display 1t J. :. Graham
s.ors. 10 Sscoa1 street, Boason b4eek.
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a ship YPsa YssxasA. Or. Wrssks4.
CoxK- April A-Ths bark CuEsrsAn.
which Jeff Portland, o.. pecemoe- sor
Qxeenssorn. was wrecked IN a1rrscans
last night S5ns Of shs crew AZ EOS
ashore. and the ress are expecsed - -
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Carpess. rscs and curtains this
ses< At auction rriees Pacsac
IaTgsSi Company.
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:. eas - nerveglS 4 sss4ld rot be2r re hast
uo&se. ani I'D 10 yak Si;h eFaicaes tos
xsx uau'as. Is I esll4 rot pat one o. ray feet
- tsa aoof. Physicians did rot % me any
Eoo,8. - a s-ieEl, tosd rs 70 ses Hood's sar.
SapGFisSa. but
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s'FIawrveg. asteT thinking the matter over. de
esied io give Il q ss.Al and have taken s.s
tetsses os RasoFs SaT<apasliA, AID the re-
SUI Is thai a.m vel as any osse eas.la VISA
- -, ard can 10 any kizd 90 wcsk. a.
rgss az Eay fysea&ss - .aks Hood $ ssrxzE.s-
"a fsr believe Is wlA 60 tAsfa ss-s1- ="
Mss srsIx TAsspsssx. Celso5. California
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Moods Pills care liver nls. eosstisxa:iess.
,a.se4 s4sss jAza4se, ssex hss@acas. indigestion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
ME- DEPEW,s CITATION.

The Grafton delivered by Mr.. Chauncey
NJ Depew at the University Of Virginia
is entitled to much more than pass
ing notice. for it is built up on broad
lines Of thought, which show that the
orator looks upon passing events from
very high and honorable standpoint.
Mr.. Depew has been his own worst
enemy His irresistible tendency to the
part Of funny man misleads men and
creates a false impression of the man
in the minds Of those who know him by
his public and humorous utterances only.
But there was no levity in the Univer-
sity Grafton. and it is a patriot and
statesman who. occupying Mr.. Depew's
place in the world, could say:
Without prejudice or fear, with ca m
judgment and common pride, we can
eXtol the genius and compare the merits
Of Ulysses ). Grant and Robert T.. Lee, OF
StonewaN jackson. and General sherman,
and hail them as brothers III the 1Iee
and open guild of liberal education.
Truly there would be no North and
no South in our common country if
this were the language Of all who dwell
in the region Of country from which Mr..
Depew comes
one thing in Mr. Depew's Grafton has
our heartiest endorsement, but we are
entirely unable TO understand how it can
be amongst his opinions.
Speaking Of the vast changes in econ
omical conditions which modern progress
has made he said:
Steam and electricity, inventive genius
and discovery, Rave added 10 wea tn
and opportunity a thousand fold more
than they have destroyed but the rapicity
OF the revolutions have thrown out Of
gear the order and arrangement adjusted
by centuries Of trial. and produced an
eager longing and vague gTasping for
solditv and security. AT each new crisis
the frightened citizens appeal to the
Government for help. and National pater-
nalism becomes the quest and danger OF
the hour. The success of this idea would
lead 10 Capitalization Of power, as full OF
peril to the Republic as absolute State
sovereignty was 10 the Union. II would
reverse the benehcent lesson and legacy
OF Jefferson, that 1.-The government is
best which governs least
Mr.. Depew Is a Republican and a believ-
or in protective tariff Paternalism an
Protection are synonyms and We are to-
tally unable to understand how a Re
publican who thinks Protection" the
greatest Of blessings TO a people can
look on paternoasm as the most dreadful
curse which can overtake them. Mr. De
pew. no doubt. uttered his real opinions
at the University, but may possibly some
times toy with them at home with a
view TO the way that Republican dele
gates may cast their votes In the next
presidential convention. But the Uniyer-
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THURSDAY JUNE II. 1894.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS THURSDAY

Metropolitan Lodge, Masons' Masonic
Manchester Chapter, Masons. Masonic
Mar rhnn Lodge. X. Of P. Central Hal
Section 202. Endowment Rank, h. OF J."
ll5 north Twentieth street.
Roane Lodge, /. o. o. r., CorCor""
Aurora ieita Lodge. I. o. o. F.. Ellett's Hal.
Henderson Lodge. I. o. O. f. 1o"eS
Manteo Tribe. l. o. r. NJ, Kerses
virginia Lodge. X. of IL, Concordia
virginia Conclave. l. o. H.. Eagle Hall.
Old Dominion Lodge Golden Cha'"'
A. " CHM Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. Hall. ,-,,.,,
Davis Council. Jr O. L. A. NJ, Elghuh
virginia ngf council. r. A.. Lee Camp
Beividere' Council, RI A. Gatewoods
cynthus Grove. L. A. o. D. Cersley's
Liberal Grove. U. A. o. D.. Druid's
Monroe art. Grove U. A o. D., Belvidere
JEFFERSON Lodge. I. o. C. T, Boxes
Hail. -
Soldiers Home Lodge, I. o. G. T.,
Soldiers Home.
81. Patrick's Beneficial Society, Twenty
sixth and Grace streets.
Stuart Horse Guard, Snyder Building.
Operetta Jack. the Giant Killer" Leader
Hall, (Manchester)
Closing Exercises Richmond High School.