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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24
PERSONAL

G. B. Arlington. of Hamilton, is guest
Of the Diller.
Mrs. r. Sullivan, OF La Conner, Is .
guest of the piller.
X. f. Davis. of Roche Harbor. was at the
Northern yesterday.
Thomas Mallory, the Port Angeles poll
tician, Is at the Butler.
John Doser, a lumber dealer OF Edison,
is guest OF the Dlller.
+. W. GilIett OF Fairhaven, Is among
the guests at the Butler.
Arthur Joy, of Ellensburg. il among the
guests at the Arlington.
l.. Housset, prominent banker Of San
Francisco. is at the Butler.
Thomas Garrett, q tourist from New
York, is ut the Rainier-6rand-
ii. w. Powell, . pioneer of Fidalgo City.
IL guest at the Rainier Grand
J. b. Mcmillan. the well-known lumber
man of Edison, is A. the Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. /. Menfsld. tourists from
Boston, are guests Of the Diiier.
Mrs +. b. Alien, of Ellensburg, regis
tered at the Arlington yesterday.
]. c. Goodwin, . wsll-known citizen of
Thorp. 10 guest at the Northern
A. 9. Lloyd, the pioneer of Wslla Walia,
is among the guests ~ the Northern.
A. y. Gartner, the insurance acjuster
from Portland, Is guest at the Butler.
c. S. Spinney. an insurance man from
San Francisco, is guest al the Butler.
A. D. Howe, the well-known sawmili
man Of Tacoma. arrived At the Rainier
Grand.
W. N. speyer and Lesley Bates, insur-
anee men Of San Francisco, are ~ the
Butler.
W. p Morgan, well-known capitalist
Of San Francisco, registered ct the Butler
yesterday.
O. II. Burnett. superintendent Of the
Prairie mines. 70 in tbs city aud u guest
of the Hotel Diiisr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Behmsn. Miss and
Master Behmsn, tourists from Victoria,
are stopping at the Butler.
Miss Benton, who has been visiting her
brother ID. L. Benton, returned 10 her
home IN Atlantic, Ia, last week
Julius IL. kirshberg. the ssll-known
merchant of Port Angeles, 10 In the city
on business. and Is stopping a. the Butler
Mrs Lavinia Farrar, Mss Emma Far
rsr. Guy Fsrrar and Burt farrar. Of
BosheiL are Waiting the city aud are guests
Of the DiIier.
B. h. Brixgs, OF this city. 10 in New
York city and called st the Eastern Office
OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN that city On
November IL.
Maj. Edwin & Sherman, OF oakland,
Cal. prominent Mason, has been visiting
MAJ James Z Hayden ana lsit yesterday
for ais home.
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NOTICE TO rns ruBLIa

The ruslse q hereby warned not 10 psy
shy money 10 parties representing - %
sssuss Of DE Seattle Posr-IsrsIIrsucsA
excerpt the following Who are shs oniS
authorized travelling agents Of ms fosr-
lsruzasaEscEA Wis., ,. A HeCisiisn. J. L
Hawisy snd Robert Z Lee HUI. ns
doe ~ sy.s, TO resident agents OF this
paper VIA ere 'ocssed In vsriocs cities
ana towns Of The Northwest nor 10 post
masters. who are In al eases sushofissd
70 take suhscrip fsens for The Daily. Bum
dsv ana Weskiy Posr-fyruLsaucrA
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LAW AND LIBERTY.

Whose can rule bis soul
In prudence still:
Who can his heart control,
His thought, his will;
Seeking the golden mean,
To duty vowed
Az. tho black depths between
Roar dark and loud;
lie shall new pleasures and,
More fruitful, far,
Than FOR tn unaisci plined
AID sensual are;
A Kingdom absolute,
A wider sway,
Than his whom myrisis mute
And blind obey.
For ia his soul one voice
Alone Is beard
Which bids hts bsiag rejoice:
One perfect word.
Stronger than heated youth,
Aigttser than wrong
The god-lise Voice of trush,
A constant song.
silence all 6iseoyd loud
Witsin the ereasfl
Fly from the trou blsd crowd
To peace and rest
And let IN eufraneaissd soul
Prom self sss freq,
Find In rights dread control
True liberty. -Lslsfs Norris
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similar nature against the mar he viii
be brought 70 this city. and viii have
to answer the several charges. Long ago
his case vas called before the judges N
dishs-ment proceedings. and ne was de-
prives OF further right 20 practice IN this
city. He weut a. once 20 Seattle. Il y
said. and began his law practice. which -
said to have been very good there
The charges againsi Dore were OF sucn
fagrans nature that the police have
wanted 10 ger him very bsdly, and there -
q good deal Of satisfaction expressed over
the fact that he is now under arrest LIZ IS
expected that be will be brought back TO
Boston in about three weeks
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Twenty years ago the Republicans lost
control of the house. for the first time
since they carried it midway in Buchan-
ans term, sixteen years before. Since
1874 they have secured . majority but
twice in the nine elections that have been
held. In 1850 they were successful at the
polls. but lost the house In 1852 Eight
years again passed before they secured .
majority Of the representatives. aud one
tsrm Of Reed a. speaker, with Mckinley
Is the chief figure on the floor.
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Ex-Unssed States senator Ingalls, An
nouae<s that BE aess net propose 10 b
candidate Tor public eese~ His decision
IL wise: he eoald nos be elected. aud be
does nos deserve 90 De- Ingalls, 10 q Kind
Of Republican David r. HHl. oaly be
10 net nearly a. able er estate nan a.
Hill lie has mere "rosssn macksrss
rhstorss" tAaA - JEAN Randolph said.
'sainss sna stsnks and sssnks ard salnes"
than HlA has. bat be ls far ssskss man
InEsl;s graduated from Williams col
lego With 0asGsl4, he sent 70 Kansas 81
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The fact that there are At the present
time nine murdersrs in the county Jail,
four of whom have been sentenced to
death. indicates that something in connec-
ton with our criminal code 10 radically
wrong. The Law gives to criminals too
many opportunities for delay. and the next
legislature should certainly endeavor to
remedy the evil
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MME. M. YALE,S
Excelsior Hair Tonic

stops hair falling in a hours. Only remsdv
known on earth TO restore gray hair 20 its natural
eoios without dye. Absolutely pure Prics n.
Sold IN Seattle by all frss-cIaps druxrist.. A
vaeissais hy Stewart d Holmes Drug COMPANY.
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Mrs. Martin. living as Hastings. eight
cen miles from Trinidad. Cal. on Friday
lsft her two children, aged and years.
alone in thu house 20 60 On an Grand
Tss house took ere and wss burned 70 the
grs1ad, czeaAslag both cal4drsn-
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The Fosr-rsrxsLssxscEn hereby suaran-
tees its advertisers bona hde paid ciresi-
lation, Daily, Sunday and Weekly. double
that OF any other Newspaper Published In
the state OF Washington. Advertising con-
tracts viii be made subject to this gusran-
tee.
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oregOn >arsery stock Infected.
N.u e.t-~F~.s.- s1.s..As

Fruit Quarantine Inspector Cunning
ham hAs made another seizure under the
hoFiieali1rs. sst Five hundred fruit
trees. from Portland. Or, infected xith
woody Apsfs. we're ssiEed on Friday, and
ali hsxe 70 Re oissnsecied 20 the ssfisfsc-
Ton Of tue inspector or sent BACK 10 Port
!anG. !as naors trees from the sane
place have been distributed In various
parts q the preSiace without permission,
ana these Si4l have 10 hs collected again
and sue scssc te the rrrzisfscEs The IN
speStof states thai lie - going to see that
bEiish Columbia il not made tas damp
Ing groaad tsF tegelea nurseries,
Dr.. Prizes Cream Baking Pow des
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DOCTOR SWEANY
us Front 81. Seattle, wash
Union Block.

Union Block.
This learned specialist, we'll known ~ his
long residsnee and successful practice on the
Paesec Coast. guarantees . prompt and perfect
cure % every esse he untertsksx
FREE TREATMENT ssr ss ss e s.s s :, s e.. IN
afternoons
IlIISs MEN II yoa are troubled with night
Aseau AIs emissions. sxkausting drains.
pidnssA, dss poadsney, ioss Of energy, ambition
and sslf-cenfdsnse, which deprive you Of your
manhood and absolutely anns you for study,
you snew the eaass. Get veil snd % naa
kDDLEl6ED NM, a ss ssS s,:s 2
sysaasaon and sediment in urine. inp potency o.
weakness OF sexual crsans. esd otAsf nnmissAk-
ABLE signs OF nsrvons debility and PREMATURE
TIE cause, which Il the sssoaa stage 81 ssniaai
weaksssa TIE NEST oostInata sAxss Of thks
character treated with unisilias sueessa.
PRIyiTg piss.sss-elsss, oonorrhos, Inssm-
aMsAiD nations, DISC sas Gss. Structures, " sak-
asss q orzass. syPaiAis, Hydroosle, vsrieoesls
sad kindrsd troubles quietly cured without
pain ard dsisssioa from basinssA
fiTippQ-whieh rolscns ths breath, stomach
saiaAtia and lungs sad pavss the way tor
Consumption. Throat. Lavsr. Heart, KIdnsy,
1855 a.o R.ssas. P.s . .ad s,:.:
Tar Ia advance Of aay ether tasnsssaen In Ne
eoun;rJ.
BLOOD and SKN s Diseases: s: ss,s: ss. s
TasnIs, Isno~a zssssr. Kessms ana osasr
Impurities OF the blSod thoroughly ers11cAts1.
leaving tbs systsn In . strcEz. pure and
ksa.tesui ssata
IihIr2-n Yea are ssFssias from psrxasssa,
tA2iHS Haa1sahs< Painful ksnssruastou
lAaeorrhoa or whitss. ItsEsraols Itching, Das.
plaossasnf OF the womb, or sny other distress
lag ainsass peculiar 70 year ssx, yoa shosld
sons1it Dr.. ssssay viiAous dslay. He cures
when otasrs TAIL
WpfJp Tear t<onhlss II Hs.ne away srou sAs
NIB e@sy. TAeuaaaas earsd ~ hons by
soTrssposssnes ana or msdisins ssns ssenrs
fron oopervsslsa- Book ssH1sd ~aUfDB 10
HEALTH" ssss free 70 thsss asscri aaag sasss
txcu sssa
o0ss hs1rs, 70 n . e., Z 70 0 ana 20
- Hassays, 10 20 ~ q In ossr Ad1fsss
LBvxB1TY SWAMI. u. D.,
~ fxoAl -. HnakkdA EsaA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITlES

ST. PAUL, Jan. 1S.-Ihe Royal Furniture
and Carpet company of 50. Paul. assigned
A recent statement places assets al Nli5. .00O
and liabilities az $4,000.
PANS Jan. 1S.-in the chamber of depu-
tics TO-DAY the standing customs commit
tee OF thirty-three members was elected.
All are pFotectionists with the sxception OF
i've. and several faVor an increase OF i'm
ports duties on grain.
CHEHESNE WYo., Jan. ls.--In the United
States court TO-DAY Vim. NJ. Nasal, late
Ostmaster OF this city. wes acquitted Of abe
chhiae OF the embezzlsmsnt Of funds. lie
will lie etfisd tomorrow on ths chafge OF
smbezzling a registered letter containing
SSj0.
HEw NoRK. Jan. 1S.--The bachelors ball.
which took place TO- night at Hotel Wal
dOrf Was the hrst event of the kind ever
held Ia New York citv. 10 ia hardly prob
able that more brilliant and notable
function will be given here daring the win
Ter season.
TorEEA. Kan. Jan. iS-Mrs Lease has
become ths posssssor Of frut ranch In
California and ooutemplatss removing
there 90 establish q permanent home fos
herself and family. 10 has been known for
sotae time that Mrs. Lease haa become
weary OF ths turmoil Of pOlitieG
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-19
THE BRAZILIAN REBELS.
Reported Disaffeetion In the Ranks
Mello and Cana at Outs.

Reported Disaneetion In the Ranks
Meilo and Cana at Outs
NEw YoRK, Jan. 18.-Ths Hersld's Mon
tevideo special says: ID is doubted here IL
Aello will be able TO muster sufficient men
TO warrant him in making a landing any
where near Rio. A correspondent AZ that
city sends word that tue Aquidaban is eK-
pected 10 leave the harbor again eoon
in search Of Soldiers. Psixoto in the
moantime continues sending troops to
Nictherov. no be evidently expects the reb-
els TO attack II In force before long. Mar
shall Conrado Memyer and Gen. Argoli0
have both gone 10 NictheroY 20 take COM
manda and 10 10 estimated shat the num-
Der of Psixoto's troops there exceeds 5000.
The rebels ia launches and in the Cobras
island garrison maintaine their hre upcn
the city Of Rio day and night with rapid
I firing guns, killing aud Woundina inohen-
siVe persons. his has aroused much
ill-fselinR among even friends Of the rebels,
who protest against the vanton dcstruo-
tion OF life. Continued attacks have
been made for the last two DAYS BY the
feet upon ths landing places at Niotheroy,
but the government batteries answer
briakly. 10 10 rumored that there ia a split
IN the rebel councils and that Aello Is not
in accord with DA CANA
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NuW loRK. Jan. IS The general opinion
OF leading nnanoiers Of this oitY IL favor
BILE o. the success OF the government loan
aud 10 is predicted 10 will be Subscribed for
many times over; that bids will, in ma
iority OF cases. range from lllai 90 llsil the
nrst Geurss giving brokers' a small margin
Of n uht snd the last aGording the investor
better terms than bT buTing present gov
ernmcut issues at current quotations. Ia
view ~ the fact that the bonds are issued
pressed hy some bankers that national
banks will not be very largely representsd
among bidders. for she reason that they
will be likely 30 wait for she oontemp plated
issue OF three per cent bonds. which 10 IL
believed conGress will authorize, a. afford
ing crestsr proht. Ihsrs 10 a very general
feeling that very few OF the bonds will be
taken ~ foreign investors. A. American
capital can afford TO bid higher than for
eiGn compotitofs.
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THE TARIFF DEBATE.
Continued with some Lively Exchanges
of Compliments.

Continued with some Lively Exchanges
of Compliments.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-The presidents 9
veto Of the bill for the relief Of purchasers
OF timber and stone lands under the act Of
January. 1873, was read at the opening of
the session. Consideration OF the ta,ih bill
was resumed.
johnson, democrt. Of Ohio. offered his
amendment placing on the free list railway
bars made In part of steel. rails and GRID
ers, street rails, and punched iron or steel
hat rails. which in the bill are dutinble AZ
- per cent. MIR. johnson explained his
amendment; "A steel rail pool has existed
which has paid steel rail mills to close
their works and give them a monopoly
OF this production" He said Is is goner-
allv admitted that no revenue would be
Produced from putting "a duty OF % Ter
cent. on them. The WAYS and means com
mittes did not claim IL would produce reve-
nue. and he asked the house either 10 put
steel rails on the fee list or show good Tea-
son for not doing 30.
Mr.. Springer asked Mr.. johnson. who 10
himself steel rail producer whether
placing rails on the free list would drive
rail manufacturers out of business. 90
which the latter replied 10 would not. Its
only eject would be to reduce the profits Of
mill owners.
That's what you are here for. sup
pose. interpoaed boutello. udfceatically, Z,
ito reduce your rohts?"
Il am not here voting money into the
pockets Of 10Y stockholders" replied John
son. enphAtieally. amid applause.
Your patriotism has an element OF I'm
probsbi lay about II. retoTted Boutelle.
In further reply 10 MIR. = ringer. Mr..
johnson stated that HE mill was not mo q
favo ably situated than others; that 70 - in
about the center of steel rail pToduc ion.
Mr.. Dalzell republican. OF Penney
rroceeded 90 attack Johnson. Steel rail
D oduotion. he satt. is al important indus
Try Ia eleven statea The proposition was
Co place steel rails ON the free lisa and
leave billsts aud blooms. out Of which they
are manufactured. dutiabls at 25 per cent.
Was that iust7 The steel rail industry Is
the most splendid monument Of protection.
Under its honohoient operation the price Of
rails has gone doWn from ID 20 80.
Msges paid abroad, cuutinugd Dalzell.
are 80 ttr cent lower than here. Any nrgu-
meat based on the present price OF rails Is
faliacious because OF the depressed conii-
tion OF business Ht this time. Mr. John
son. he contiuuec aaToastically. sought 90
give strength 90 his plea for free rails on
tho ground that he kinsolf ia a manufae-
turer lie sought 30 give the impression
that he is In eompetition with mills In the
alleged trust. AZ a matter Of fact be ONLY
manufactured street railway rails, and he
had a monopoly OF that production.
Laughter aud applause.
"Ihsrs are tWo other inns which make
street rails. said Johnson.
I've othersf fotorted DalzelL con-
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a SENATOR RESIGNS.
Mr.. wAIthaII. of Mississippi. Gives mp q
6hsrt Term.

Mr.. wAIthaII, of Mississippi. Gives mp a
hhert Term.
WAsHfNaToN, Jan. ls.-The most signif-
cant event In the senate to-day was
the announcement of the resignation
Of Senator Walthan. Of Mississippi.
10 Was totally unexpected, and when 10 was
laid before the senate. the senator an
nounoing that be had forwarded bis resie-
nation 20 the governor Of Mississippi. the
greatest surprise was expressed on all sides.
Mr. Walthall 10 G3 years old and succeeded
the late l.. q. 9. Lamar in the senate, nine
years ago. His retirement causes general
reRre. among his colleagues. az Mr.. MAlthAll
was very popular. His term expires March
4. 1888. but he has already been elected to
sueoeod himself after that date. His resiR-
nation Is of the term expiring next year.
The conditions Of bis health will determine
his action In regard 10 the following term.
The legislative session was short. but
gave an opportunity for the introduction Of
two resolutions I ON populist senators,
cOndemning the bond policy OF the admin
istrati0n. and later in the day in the dis
cussion of the Stark monument appropTia-
tion. The latter PASSED by vote OF thirty
two 20 fifteen.
Mr.. Morgan aud Mr.. Daniel took oo-
oasion 10 express disapproval Of the pro-
posed bond issue. The remarks of Mr.
Nest on the elections bill were entertaining
and in his usual pointed style. This law,
said ne. was based on the assumption that
the officials OF the United States are better
than the people of the country. an assumP-
tion that when you take a citizen of state
and olOthe him Ia a federal uniform and
authority he becomes bettes and more in
telliqent man. Public sentiment ls such
that state legislation cannot be enforced.
The same will apply TO legislation coming
from the national government.
Az the conclusion of Mr.. Vests remarks
the senate went into executive session and
few minutes later adjourned till Monday.
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EKNvER Jan. ls.-J. j. Quinn. OF San
Francisco. in a letter TO Denver Ei Smith,
urges Smith 10 work for a hRht With Peter
Jackson. He says II light can be ar
ranged be can secure Sny sum of money up
10 So. 900 10 place on smith. In his letter
Quinn refers 20 Charlie Mitchell az a back
number" aud saJs Corbet will win easily
In not 10 exceed eight rouRds. He gives
COTbstt credit for bsinG q better man In the
ring than either Jackson. Mitchell or Sulli-
van. who claims TO have a chance at the
winner OF she Corbett- Mitchell nghL
SAN FRANcIsco. Jan. lS.--Noung Mitchell.
middleweiGht champion Of the Pacific
coast wasted no time in considering Jack
McAulihs's challenge. lie accepted the
challenge tonight Jim Ryan. she Aus
traliGn, wants another ohanes al both
Mitchell aud MoAulihe and issued . ohAl-
lengs 90 that effect to-day.
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THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Ia Annual sesslon 80 Chioaeo-seorotarl
Morton Criticised.

horton tritiolsons
CmcAoo. Jan. Is-The preliminary moet-
ing Of the .fourtsenth annual convention of
the National Farmsrs Alliance mes here
to-day. The mseting will last tWo days.
The time will bs prineipally.taksn up hear
ing annual reports and eleetinR officers A
very large meeting is expected.
During the afternoon committees on res
olutions AMI upon federation wers ap-
Iointsd. A resolution was adopted favor
ing regular and squitabls distribution in
the monstary system. prohibition Of alien
ownership. naturalization Of means Of
transportation and communication and the
slsetian Of president and vice -presid ent Of
the Unitsd States. ssnators and postmas-
tera by popular vote. The resolutions
further demand that the right OF ffauohiss
be exercised without regard 20 sex. and that
there should qs equal Iay for equal work.
| The passage Of the Hatch WAshburn anti
option bill. aud strict legislation against
adu terat.on Of food products. are also IA
Vored. as Was also senator Hilfs bill givine
the state power % tax goods ia original
packages.
Secretary Of Agriculture Morton came 10
for sharp criticism for his speech Of last
October before the worlds congress Of aRri-
| cultare, = TeaOlution being passed declarine q
hia statement a blind adhefence 10 the
teachings Of ignorant leaders and vicious
cemogORues.
The resolutions further declare that
Morton does not represent the agricultural
interests Of the United States and urgently
requests his resignation.
The annual election Of officers followed
and resulted Ia the selection Of ElWood
Furnas. Of Nevada. lows. az p esident
| August Post of AOnltOn Iowa. secrstafy
vice presidents Is. Fuuow. OF CGrViz
| Iowa. Wm IoOle Of BArabOo. Via. ii. j.
AOiRhah. Of Forest Grove, Minn.; W. A.
/ Kelsey. OF Dunfss. Ind; A. :. Brewer. OF
Tampioo. H.; j. w. ArroWsmith, OF Col
fax. Wash; 1hsoiore Beisrd, OF French
town. Mont j. Burrows. OF Lincoln. Neb.
lecturer, George T.. Lawrence, of Ohio.
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tsmptuously. "You are practically q mo-
on 10 say he held in hia hand copies Of lO2
patents issued 10 hoxhnm. president Of The
johnson company. They gave hun most
com plete and dsspotic form OF protection.
yet from behind that wall Of protection he
wanted 70 take protection away from pro
ducers Of railroad rails who had q patents.
(hepublican applause.)
A. the night session Mr. Slblty. demo-
crat. of PennsVlvania, created something
OF q sensation BY bitter speech against
the Wilson bill. lie said ne did not believe
tariffs made or unmade prosperity. lie
would suppose he declared for n revenue
tariff bill. such a. is demanded by the Chi
caao platform, but he would never vote for
this bill, which was a hybrid, half fTes
trade and half protection. with the vices Of
both and the virtues Of neither.
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VICTORIA. b. C.. Jan. iS.-A report IL set
ahoat 10 the effect that an agent Of ths de
possd Hawaiian queen has been in Canada
for some tims. securing little army for
Honolulu. 10 is said $50 msmbsfs Of the
Northwest msunted polics have enlisted.
10 10 farther asserted that Abe recruiting
oifesr Of ths queen is g. W. II. SAMSON. q
D olnineRt buainess man Of Vancouver. IL
- alleged that ths army will. according 90
the story. be IN charge Of Capt. Mckean,
sx-sergsant Of the mounted Iolioe 10 Il
said that the Australian steamer Warimoo
bore 90 Honolulu royalists when 10 sailed
last night the report OF the progress Of the
recruiting ofhcer and an appeal for farther
tnstiuctiona