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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-19
ncnoxs OF rmr enxAr STRIKE.


The great strike is practically over. pess
continues to pretend that il is9nos. but
Debs has become completely discreiited
and dislllds,onlxsd with the honest lahar
OF tho United States. The utter ssnseles..
ness aad folly8or bis strike and the exttav.
aganee OF bis language las caused
thoughtful men long ago TO suspect his
sanity. but now the secret is out. 1t seems
that nehs is = dipsomaniae. The plsysi-
clan whotwo wears ago treated 7l9ebs fs,r
dipsoman.s thinks he cannot be- trusted.
for early in the strike be sent tlsis tslegfa&n
90 pebs' homie hi rerre Haute3
las your friend and pAysicr6n L i'm nlose
yau 81 step where you are. Tie es1nd4fsnn
OF your nervous system at3 J4ls gfeat
strain npen ikmskes ven irresponsible Ter
your own orders. Yours ir tfiend~hin
.8e o'sif. s h
"r. =. R.ais nr. Thomas 81 Robertson
OF East Twentieth street. NeN yak clay.
60 whom. ia April. Isea. pebs came In the
LAST stages OF aleohSlsms Ths doctor
examined nebs and found him almost
robbed OF intellect ana will bx his terrific
alcoholic exeesses. -
lie treated pebs for: nenrasthenia ana
dipsomansa, and nfter long anf severe
treatmentshe in4revede Dehs vent 6aek
50 ferre .Hnute. 8and since then has not
seen ps. Robertson. nor has he wFittvn Is
him exeept ence. when, in February. ts.ss
he wrote 70 the physician thanking him
Tor his treatment
When nebs cams 20 rs. Robrrtxon
he Vas physical an1 mental wreck; De
had sseeped himself in drink. Tss. Rob
ertson SAYS that for hisowp sake and shat
q the people Debs should nSt be tras,se
With the responsibilities he nov las.
There Is nothing remarkable that = man
Of nchs' physical aud nsenta condition
should he slile 30 pafalSse great rAllAAv
systems and shrew several states into sls.tt
seonditien q ANARCHY that he. frrslssns
o. the unised STATES had iss3eeueeatsAse
The regulars army :at the centoa IL iFsstaTt,
Snce and issue q psoelanatioa Far the sap
preston of riottns Ii IT, nes more re-.
uafksels than lie organ lHa4ien 81 tie aFst
eFnsaaes andag ths spgeAI it Creatures
"wlih = Aeels In taeif hsasis:" il Ii net
more remarkable. than the election IA .aeh
creatures as. Aligsla, Rsits. Level IN ,
snd Peanoxer As governors og IlgRoi..
Colorado. Kansas aga osegsa. 80 * nos
more renafkahls t4han tie sxetssn5 Ga
created ~ tie raytnesof JoaaaA soakh.
cote - h9slaad. iai.Jean q sAfr in EFsasae,
Tie az - % ls.a Al t.haeseo 10. nos uaozs
remaskaois % 81 .faofe cruel ia II. assatis
ieaa tasEgsss dfafys rlat 81 isss. w&ssA
eos' ths s..S = New Yorke -sss,es ss0eo.
O. tie Fsitfeaa F}ots At ritsslstsrg ia &sF5.
o. The tohg hgoaa; sAia og iS'si These
seem 80 s. tisaes @: fs3psslst .sssanlts sAen
aaAa - soa@s4a u 40 particular ssass.
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The action of Secretary Gresham IN iuS
tsrfering in the controversy between japan
and Korea. or. more properly, between
Japan and China, Is the browning dipIo-
matte bIunder OF the administration. The
government of the United States has abso-
lutely no interest, commercial or politicaa.
in tile question a. issue between the
Asiatic powers. There 10 no S5nstihca@
tion for an expression on its part
either favorable TO or in opposition
10 the course Of Japan. We have
no protectorats over Korea or over Japan,
and the paths of those countries are so
widely divergent from those Of the United
States that II "a impossible to see how Sec
rotary Gresham could ever have believed
that American interests are In any way
involved in thsir relations to each other
The substance of the protest addressed
by the United States. as II is published, Is:
s'The United States views with regret the
levying OF sn unjust war by Japan upon n
weak and defenseless nation like Korea
Ordinarily speaking this seems like a
mild message. In the weighty cpd well
considered language of diplomacy. how
ever. II Ii not only decided. but fsis2 ag-
grsssive. IL accuses Japan of injusties
and distinctly places the II nifed States IN
an attitude of condemnation Of that cous-
try. Such message addressed by any
other government than that of0the United
States would be regarded almost a. pre-
luds TO hostifisies, or at least 70
the breaking off of Diplomatic re-
laIions. Addressed by any other secretary
Of state to a. foreign government 1t
would mean slmostqas much. Addressed
by Secretary Gresham TO Japan at The
present time iso simply means that he
either has no conception OF the proper
relations of this government to other
governments, or that he has no idea of
the usages of diplomacy and the proper
use of diplomatic phrases.
As has beeno said, tho Korean nation Is
one with which we have no sort of con-
Germ. Secretary Gresham's note 10 not 10
be justified: 1t simply makes more evident
his utterauniitness for 4he position which
he holds. lilo has passed from one grave
blunder TO another almost from hrs en-.
trance upon the duties Of his office. and he
should not be permitted TO occupy amy
longer a position of whose responsibility
be has so poor. conception. :; IS
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SOME NEWSPAPER WISDOM.

Il Is the wise, logical candidate who
knows when TO ALLOW himself 20 be sprung
-Chiccge Tnaes, Dsu-
Nothing ran ever make good citizsn
out Of . fellow who processes 70 believe
that Il 10 crime u be energetlc, ihri'ty
and prosperous.-H aitsbury Isnss. Rep
In reading about the troubles IN the
West. do not forget the fact that there are
fully fifty persons for law and order in the
United States to ore against the public
peace.-BGltimoFe AHaericGa, Rsp.
Thinking hayonsts are better thsn
others, bur softer men do not want any
kind of bayoness TO make their laws. So
the wild riots and strigss. and the effort Of
civilized society to restore order. do not
form the soil from which wise constitn-
tional amendments can be expected.-Ase
York Tribune, Rep.
The people know that all their rights
and liberties depend upon the faithful and
unHlnehlng enforcement OF the law
against every iawDreaker. whether ne De
in fact an oyer-excited striker or hahituA
criminal. or an anarchist wearing the
mask of labor. Law alone guarantees TO
the workman his wages. his home, his
freedom and his civil and personal rights.
Ii any mob can defy law on one preiext II
can as we'll on any other. York 7rs-
bhne, Rep.
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The rublIc ,s hereby warned not to pay
AIRY money 20 parties representing 20 =
agents Of the Seattle Posr-InrxLLfsxschsA
,reent the following Who ara the only
authorised travelling agents OF the Posr-
jsrrLIGexScxx. via: J. r. hcClslian, q
a. Davies, and J. /. Hawisy. 1As dosssos
s5yly TO resident agents Of this paper sa e,
are located In various cities afid towns q
The North vest nor to postmasters wha
are I'm ali cases authorized TO take subsorlp-
items for the Daily. Sunday and weekly
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The Society Columns.

Grumble (reading society columnst-
What dreary rot, those society para
graphs. What under the sun anybody
reads them for is past my comprehension.
Hello. what's this? "Mr. and Mrs. Will
Grumble (born Snarley) gave delightful
reception at their charming home on
Cross street last evening" Well, I de-
clare. they do get sn item occasionally
that is really interesting.
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PostlnisliiKcneer GO
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of april, aud alter sfxf
stage from EIlensours
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subscribers Most Tsspi
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EDITOR Post-Intxlligot
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Fost-Inteiligencer. I'D
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Editor Post-InteIiigas
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IL Is the wise, logical candidate who
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$4,000; s. @roBpIon, 3tpeiit0digcS Gafs
itettsQ8ODnDauS nit GrbqeiboB, So. 1876
2incOInitr., $4,000; S. 8. 0tarleD, sipei=
ltodtges 6rame>BobnbauS, $50. 11,945
@analitraBe, $1,000; Otto Stern, 3tueis
ltOttgeS 6rameeQ 8obn9ouS, 9&o. 80 9iOerieD
Npenue, $500; .. g. &etnco0, Dierit66lz
9eS 8afiteinzQ 8 obnbouS nit 2aoen un6
@rD9ei9oB, SEQ. 800 @oibin9tonitraBe,
$4,000; s. o. Softer, 3tpetit0dige8 8odz
tetl=g8o3nbauS NIT 2eibitau uno @r6z
9elcboB, $40. 100 43. StraBe, $4,000; 8tls
Liam Solett, bretit0ftge8 8afitetnz g8 obnz
bauS nit @rOgei9OB, $40. 1857 8aIbtngz
tonitraBe, $4,000; Trau Della 6oIman,
8tpetIt0di8eS 8aditeiu : @Obn6aus nit
GrO9ei9oB, SEQ, 1873 2ubanp 2tOe,, $4,000.
, 1894-07-06
Gtfett6n0ttnGtiitif.

'y3ur ioforti9en Yer0fentli6un9" mar
cine 3uicnbung iiberi9rieben, Sic uns
8citern aus @~ai6ington 3u8ing, gjr be-
cilcn ms iOnit Stpar, pi9ttge Mitt1eiLunz
gen BENT Publifum sur &cnntniB gu brtn7
gen; in DorIie8enben Safe icbiet. @tle
ntcbt b%eionberS brin8en6 gebotcn un6 muB
Der 2l6ien6er po6I 9e9Iaubt baben, ba5
Publtfum piir6e it9 ipe9en beS au8ene
bIifIib 8e9en Sic Gtienbabncn gefiibrten
SriegeS fir BEN @%e9cnitan6 intereiiircn.
SIS 0anbelt itcb namlic6 I'M cine Statittf
Der omerifanii3en Giienba6nen i'm Sabre
1893, Oer pjr fol9en6es e%ntnebmen.
GS lit baS iecbfte Sabr, baB bic ben Ser
febr 3tDii6en Staat unb Staat itberz
tpabenbe 8unOeScommiliion in Gbdti8feit
1T, nGlnIicb baS GertpaltungSja6r 1929;
eS iin0 pie 9aten alio ieBt mie6er Elm Sa6r
alt. 9ana9 CAB es in oem 8ertbtSia9r
176,461 Wfetten @iienbabn, aIiO 1897
Wtetlen me6r, ais baS porber9e9an8ene
Sa6r auf3utpetien bate, tpelcbe 1890 Gtlenz
ba6ngeieQidaften, Sic tpieberum 68 3n1
uabme aufpeilen, 9eDOrten. 1852 8a6nen
itno iel6titdn6ig, 939 aber IN 8abt.
l%leberbaupt Bat bic 3abG Ser lel6ititdnOigen
Giien6obnen gerabe i'm Oer9angenen Sabre
auffaueno abgenomrnen, benin eS ba6en %
8abnen, Die 3ulammen $50 Wfeilen S9ies
men 6atten, lire Sel6ititGnoi9feit Derloren,
20 nit 5uiommen 1888 MieiLen S9tenen
itn0 ueltorganilirt tpDrben uit0 16 bon 5uz
iomnen 1869 Wfetlen baben iicb mitetnan>
ser pericbmol3en. ~ 8abnen bober itber
%tauienb Ofei(en 8aDnbett, rs lebSDunOert
bis touienb M}eiLelt, % bier bis ieCb5Dun9
Bert MeiLelt, Al MISUNDERSTANDING bis
p%ier6unoert Metlen un6 902 Bis 3t 3tpei7
bunoertftnf3ig OfeiLeu. Terner 1890
Gtienba9nen boben 5uiammen 1,273, 946
g8agen un6 81, 1888 QofomotiDen, 5. +. 3d.
854 Wagen unb 1852 2otomottpen me9r,
ais i'm 8oria6re; bon BEN g8a8en iin6
42,158 mebr nit 3u8bremIen un0 1904
nit iet6itt0Gttgen &oppeloorrihtun8en Derz
ieben tpor6en.
9aS StammtdpttaL Ser 8abnen betrdgt
insgeiammt 10, 669, O35, 418 9oQars, s.. b.
63,421 Dollars auf bic W2eiGe, un0 beite6cn
$50, 925,816 Dollars in8 rtoritGt8aftten II.
1882, OO9, 6O2inS tammattien ;terner finbet
iib cine berbriefte S9ulb CBon6S) BON
1925, 689, 821 Dollars. Die @tlen6a6n>
aftien boben um III, $50, 1909 pillars 3u8ez
nommen. 9ie 8r"uttoeinnabme betr4qt
1920, 751, 1874 Dollars bic 9t~etnetnnabme
111,058, O34, 5. +. 1907, 1877 Dollars pez
niger ais i'm 8oriabre; Der lte6eribuB na6
8e3abIung ser 9iotbenbe, 8,116,74 9oL@
lars, 3. b. 5,919,311 uent9er ais i'm Ser
paItun8Sia6re 1892.
IS lit cine gr0Bere 2tn8abI t06tIt3 ber7
l~aufener unfaue borgefommen, ais i'm
Sabre bOrber, Oenn es itnb 2727 8abnanz
9eiteute (273 mebr) un6 299 9tetienbe CT
peni9er) inns 2eben getommen; 31,729
Qn8eiteute (3462 me6r) unb 1929 9fetienOe
e mebr) gu Scba6en gefommen.
, 1894-07-06
@bico9o. .............I 0 0 ID
philadelphia ......... 20 0 z 0 0 0 2 l DO

yGarneO 0tuus" Chicago, 10; gBofbinaton, 6.
S8trit. 8oie on grrorSI GbirogO, 2; get on
OIL Saas--0fI 9ut4inioL 9oiionioer, Ro6T6r0, Gartz
apri99t Pr @tolna Srtntns 9tgon Ot @trottou, glbbep,
gD Strotton. SelOa6, oN66eg, Sn90ole" b9 NtoIl,
@llmot By Ntercer, 8pan. n9ome RIM" = Rpon.
g&loo9aIe pits" = 9oDleu ~, Gelbad. ySacriTce
9tt" BorrOtt. Stolen Bales" - @tlmDt o. 9lus
ion, 9oben G. Sarge. &oofpro, 9u90ale. Soluble
YlGgS%- Srptn, Y9rrOtt, nnb Stmi0n 9ofomaer,
Abben, Srpin, Str0tton. n"8afIe6Y 6aGSS 9n96ale,
&tttrtb9e Umpire" - Mtcauatb. 9piel5eit; 2,O5.
8eIuder3oBl 688.
Die SteIlung Der u Glu6Sa Der vgaatioz
nal Gea9ue" hat Ourb Oas Geiultat Ser
gcltri8en Sptele mebrere 8erGn6erungen
erf0bren:
, 1894-07-06
8dfezSdU.

Die G6icagos batten geitern Die gGaI6z
%in9tons ais @e8ner unb bas gteiuLtat mar
Elm leibter Sieg. Die @~al6in8tons pec6z
leIten 5petnal i6ren 8autperfcr, aber obne
GrIolg, uniere Sungen i4lu8en ben 8aQ
ms Sel6 binaus, menn eS i6nen beliebte.
9fadlteDenOe Isabelle giebt ale Gtn3eGbeiter
6eS SoieleS