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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29

S1~ Francisco. April 2S-The city Of
e-ts,r have as yet heen unable - solve
enc r.-,hle-1 90 how - ttie over fhe city s
T0anctaf Distress 1ntif the beginning ~
Ire next az~aI wear. june I. While the
r~ayNr the supervisors ami me heads 81
sssrsar.--,rrlts we're wrestling with ire - D.
sr..r veSss-r~fay. re supreme court vas
engaged e., writing decision Te-affirui1sE
SIS forrr ~ ts=~isio0 80 thA efTect that the
ex--.rs~es ~ ore year NAV not - psald oit
% he revenue - another In o3Aer
vvo~tA tae city cannot mortgage Is fu-
=. ~~ fhouE<s tire expense % Fnatnta n
ing the IRE sep0ivt inert and public t1s-i-
tuft,uS for the remaining Two Hfooths %
se@ ra-Al war viii ~ So Aa 70 mt
which t17e~e - practically nothing In the
treasury Taken toCef A@r with che refsis-
al - oasltrac tors - furnish sIppiles 80
tie hospitals. aims ,oHaes @DA county IAN
aF--r Aug31 ~ thss i che coEslissoa %
affairs tAtat hNs czuSe& TIRE finance com
Yetc-t,e "a do 8 great deal Of figuring -
devise means for Carrying or the fU~c-
tsors Of the government As ERE salary
demands ~ sacc u10uth amount ~ S - 70
ars az III -, py-sr-1ss5 nat employs 81
fhe ~ttv fo~eg8 me ira wing o. tAs5r sxl-
eri~s for Aursi Until MAY - or course.
snss olaa 8oes not meet wttn rAe approx a.
o. ERE employees. After gsthch talking tAs.
oescial gathering s3tosl-zs.-i wttfo.sG hav-
ing accomplished any ming.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
Congressman Hit DYING.

Washington City. April 2e-An unfavor-
able change in the condition of Represen-
alive Hit. OF Illinois. took place yester-
day, and his condition is less favorable
than for the past week. Mr.. Hit con-
inued 10 grow worse during the day, and
tonight his condition is alarming. At .
a. m. his brain symptoms were becoming
very serious. Fears are entertained that
he may not survive the night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29

the wreck Harls1 was aFterwar6 res
cued by the tug Roy, OF this city. but
Jones was drowned, having jumped over
board In the excitement The steamer
was coming across the head OF Lake Erie
tn the trough Of the sea, and the strain
was too much for her. She sprang
leak and filed so fast that she sank IN
less than an hour after the tirst water
commenced coming into the hold. The
men who were saved report q very rough
experience, having rowed several miles
in the yawl in a terrific sea that threat
ened 10 swamp their fral craft any
minute
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
Hi Check Kinneft Onen.

Frank Duttoa. the Zi4-year-oid child Of
Thomas Duftou. who runs a fruit stand
a the foot of Madison street, on the water
front met with a very painful accident
yesterday afternoon. Duttou has two
bears near MS stand. and on top OF the
railing around the PIT are placed sharp
braas 70 Keep people from leaning against
the railing. TIE child climbed up to get
a look az the hears. and slipping fell.
One OF TIRE sharp brsts caught the little
fellows right eheez. and ripped IL open
IN az ugly and painful manner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
FREE SILVER IN THE SOUTH.
4 Movement In Opposition To Groves
Gicveland's Convention.

Memphis Anrii sS-A free silver move
r1ent ln opposition 20 the sound money
convention which is 70 meet here Nav ..
was begun last night at a meeting OF the
friends 81 the white metal in this city.
Permanent organization was effected nv
the election Of Col. J. r. Goodwin as
chairman aad resolutions we're adopted
favoring the free coinage Of gold and
silver al thc ratio OF Is re I. Commit
toes were appointed and an adjournment
was had until May 2 when a convention
viii be called. al which Congressman
Bryan. Speaker crisp. Senator Black
burn ara others will BE- invited % speak.
Atlanta April sS-Speaker Crisp, who
- AZ hts home IN Americas. ia an inter-
view with a correspondent. declared for
she free coinage ~ silver. and gave &c
as hts opinion that the Democrats should
nominate n Western man for the presl-
deuey Mr. crisp says. among other
tatu<s:
.~rhere should never have been any
Doubt as - usy position on any auss-
tion made speech for free SILVER
go, wears ago. before anybody but pou-
tirfaus hat considered 10. I staD3 20 What
I tnea said ard have never varied
The desperation ~ the tartf clears
the way Tor the settlement Of the silver
cuFstk,n. That question viii 10 she issue
before tire people next wear. and ga su-A
a way that So ruust he settled directly
4.et hv sahteYfare or evasion. bur openly.
- me people may understand &C. The
r-,a tarttv 81 ;ne American people l0 both
potifiral parties are tn favor OF the re-
stsratbou or free coinage az SILVER. IN
the nsxf campaign the reha alliFafioa ~
silver VII te the s1a3G and controlling
issue upon whirh tnn Democracy Wl}l
a~-ssa@ - tGe peonle- The platform 20 -
"a f.ata4 tn fVs5 should declare fer the
f~.. ,-,f~are 81 silver Nlth a Sc of rriu-
,.f,.r-s sresrending - the demands o. the
common recs,le am" coaeIufed Nj
C.r4xn. "tu favor 81 the free coinage ~
rfvrr rs have always been and the
Democrats, voters wtll declare Tor &c next
var The ak e. M. Cleveland for a
shir8 terra uusicr any conditions has rec
basis Tiis views on the financial qaes-
ttar are not shared ~ tae people"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
Exciting News From Kew West.

Key West, April 2S.-Advices received
here by steamer from Cuba state that
near Guantanamo on the 18th there was
a fierce battle between band OF zoo Span-
ish troops and the insurgents. The Span
ash troops Were greatly outuumbered. and
they were literally cut to pieces Only
four or five of them escaped 10 tell the
tale. 1t is said that the insurgents gave
no quarter. Orders had been given to
take no prisoners. and the insurgents
butchered 200 Spaniards with their
machettes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29

Tolefo- ono April 1s-Capt- George
Hayward ami four Of ths crew cg the
nttle steamer sadie Shepard. which
fouaderc3 ard sank Just outside % Maui
NEE BAY yesterday. arrived tu Toledo
safe and sogna today. They ieft the
sinking steamer IN a yawi 3ast before
sae sank. ana safely made ths Michigan
shore. Will11n9 Jones. the cook. and A.
bert EArnsin. tHs engineer, were left On
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
The B'naf FIRTH.

Cleveland. April 2s.-The international
grand lodge OF tho B'nai Birth opened IT'S
session today with ninety-two delegates
present. Nathan Brucker was temporary
chairman. The permanent officers were:
w. A. Cans. chairman: $. II. Wolfe. sec
rotary, and the following vice presidents:
Joshua Kanstrowitz. New York: ]. singer
Philadelphia; Isadore Bush. ST. Louis:
Cob II. Bush. San Francisco: q. II. Cone.
Augusta. Ca: II. VI. Houseman. Grand
RAPIDS; L. Levy, Galveston.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
The Alliance Affair.

Washington City. April 2S-The new
Spanish minister, Senior Dupuy de Leone.
has arrived here. The minister will call
on the secretary OF state early in the
week and win present his credentials as
soon as the president Is ready 70 receive
them. Senior de Leone said he had no
doubt the Alliance affair would be amic-
ably settled
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
NIa~sIlion Miners TO strike.

Canton. o.. April 2s.-Miners Of the Mas
sNlon district have been ordered out on
May /. 10 await orders from the conven-
ton in Columbus on May 8. 4a4e arbitra-
ton scale OF IS cents expires May I. and
the miners. who accepted under protest,
want an advance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. April Especial. steamship
Tacoma, with the Doolittle congressional
party aboard. arrived at Yokohama Fri
day.
Steamship Queen came In today a day
ahead OF time. She brought 80 tons OF
local freight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29
The Chitrai Usurpcr Captured.

Sirnla, April 2o-sShese Afzul, who. after
the murder Of his nephew. thu Mestar Of
Chhral usurped the throne and besdeg-
e. Or. Robertson. the British agent. I'm
the Chitral fort. was captured Saturday
together with his brother and six hundred
OF MS followers. They are now IN prison
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CAP ltaI foundation N,nri,. l.tnish.-,

OLYMPIA. Apr5l * --Sn@>8Al A -,,irs,s- 20
a. 8ne Si0nse,at TIERS oa ere cani+al fass~-
datfon were discharged las nteht as te-
sorN = aiso3 To'1' plvtrf A~-htty-,t Fsazs
y ~ f+N' ~ 2tze gee q trw ssays when 1. s.
v tts''ffte1ts t@Nsr7@ hi.ks far Fne fs5s-
80 sUPS-S1s-s-se lzre vii i,e pref,a~yaf
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magical touch.
For instance. read
MIR. Bakers let
ter:
Il can not in
one short letter
tell OF my sur
ferings. I would
briefly say that I
had all the hor-
rors OF dyspep-
sia, insomnia and
IN a K = stion. /
tried many ways
10 get relief and
failed. Last. but
not least, / have
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29

she rsx ga r~s~s EsSTszE ssse< = NP'.Ss =
a. 49, .<rs-S sss~asx~vrw ~ sessa@ Hs& ssssaera-
thees@. wassA. na sAgA % gso< sxesra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29

use.l aD0uf elgnt bottles % Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and feel more than 80 per cent
better Than 1 nave for three years r,a IN .
and all this at "A cost not so great az fhree
trips 20 doctor. I give God the praise
Tor the inspiration that brought 0ut
Hoo1 SarsaT,arilla- May rs r}rouriefors
live long ana do good. OF all the pref,ar4-
tions eAtant Hoods Sarsa parlIla Is the
best Tor all sufferers with similar com
plants am farmer nearly ~ years
- age, and weigh lSo lbs" s. Il. BAKER.
w. Jefferson. o. '''
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Victims of Dyspepsia

Find such ready relief in Hoods Sarsa-
r.arilla that Il seems to have almost a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29

Tvnns-~~cc Republicans Counted out.
Nashville April = Tee FuheTna torlsl
iavcsgtsatts1 committee presented fhesT
rrpart &C. the isEts}ature YESTERDAY. Tha
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29

Mrs. EciiA Eahnan. a~eter kneWn a.
Iesfa Nfcoia..S. n ssyAse elsasssy Element vstrs
tH0 fso3al farusiF EaNe hHr - eglFs.asl
rafef5t'tH. haE h0o-izot ssstf .n che ffass -,
coaatf court As JF.2sN ssly axalnst tEs-r.
j. t'pol1 rog &sa.sf3 t.aat.Asges Cesirssss.s,r
: vegssae h-sS t4e s'tes 81 etsarsra as,t "a SIS
kta ActIHn 0H mali IONS prAs~att5o1
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6 Torrens court. san F'rancisco, @

Every day comes new assurance o. W
wonderful work that the great Hos
Remedy is doing People IN al wa&
of life. are pratsing Joys Vegetable q
saparills. When your blood - fmp@
your digestion imperfect. when YOU
suffering from rheumatism from weA5
waning. exhausting feelings. when q
are morose or tired, begin moaersA'
with joys Vegetable Sarsapariiia.
Many women who now 20 about aEN
gfng a feeble and weary body tnFo@
NE viii bless the great Home hemsa
II they will use Joys Vegetable saiA
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rihle heart futterlnE for YOU II YOU YOU
joys Vegetable Ssrsapariila. Insss
your druggist giving you joys NeSesss
Sarsapartlla. Refuse kindly. but 70 -
firmly. ali substitutes. When you ~ ~. = /.
the best get the best and the nesa
lows Vegetable Sarsaparllla-
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Chaae uxsures. gas ana electric Bells.
hzfter4rs. xiacs. csrhoas. speaking tus.as
ana repalrinE. johnson. 80 Yeslsg ave
nae. Telephone s..
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Since 1899.

George w. Vincent writes:
| am sixty years OF age. I'm good soass
health and feeling finely. | was fseArg
pretty tough until I began taking joy
Vegetable Sarsaparllla. | recognize ne
remedy. for | believe 10 IS like that whIca
was given 20 me by an old MexkaH n
the early fifties. | am now able % si<s9
well. wake refreshed. have no attacks q
rheumatism. my blood is In good cc1d
ton, and my head Is as clear a. hslb
I can, therefore, conscien tiousy r~ceas-
mend joys Vegetable SarsapafNa 70 ne
II has done wonders for me II ha greas
blood purifier. and you don't nave % tA1s
nasty pills when You take the 'hons
Remedy" Joys Vegetable Sarsapaf.lA
GEO. w. VINCENT.
r Tor-rpr,s co,1r-t San Esranrisco Cal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14
nHONOR 10 MMOM.n

An sloquen plea for the FREQ coinage
OF silver huds place on the editorial
page Of the Plain Dealer (Cleveland)
for sunday last. II 10 from tho pen OF
ell. Il. H." whom few readers will
have trouble In Identifying rs Hon.
l.. Il. Holden, well-known in this city
aud Territory as well as throug bout
the West. His paper " headed,
"wslks and Talks about the New
wesl,p and We quote = few para.
graphs, which are deserving OF local
rerusal by reason OF their appTsoistiye
references to Utah pioneer lifsi
have spent u month in Utah, mAho
and other western states. Afor an alb
senco OF three years Rm able 10 note Tia
effects OF the panic and the condition OF
the people thore. II " almost lmpOssi bic
Tor people Of Tho East TO understand the
condition OF the people In the New West.
Pioneer lite always calls for tho strong
and tho energetic and daring. They are
an expression Of thssurviyal OF tho fittost.
In this case those who hal wings strong
enough to hy over the mountains and
FhAhAk NhNAhA " NhAAAN NAN AAANuNuNHN
have lived aud made their homes there.
The peasant life OF the Now WOst, these
terriiorio. In the great basin beyond the
mountains, In different. vastly different
from anything that We know In the older
stRtOs.
History some day will do Justice to tho
Mormons, who sought homes In The will.
demos and who have made "tho dosorl
TO blossom n, the rose" who have done
moro than this, who have made wheat
fields TO wave Ia the sunlight Whero once
gray sage brush grow before Whether
they wont because Of their religions OF
whether driven by an unseen power, or
whether they wore made tho forerunnorz
OF empires that are yet to be, care not
They deserve all credit for their energy,
10 their fortitude and thor courage
They planted the Territory and they have
now made IL state, far better qualified
to BIO n Sta'e than any one Of the new
statos that has boon admitted from the
new northwest.
They went into rainless country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14
TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND SWEDEN.

BIornstsrne BJornson, the cele.
DRAFTED Norwegian poet and statesman
Is responsible for tho statement that
tho Triple alliance IL seeking TO make
a bargain with King Oscar, according
to which, In case Of a European war,
Sweden and Norway should act In
concert with the three powers. In =
Norwegian paper he says In effect that
M soon rs the war commences, - W eden
Is under obligations to engage Rus
alan force In Finland In order 10 make
tho czar'soperatlons In other directions
that much lees effective. Bjornson
does not mention the sourse OF his In
formation. but II does not sound
entirely impossible. The German
emperor has paid several visits 10 the
Scandinavian peninsula in order to
"hunt" In company with other royal
persons: the general feeling In Sweden
against Russia 10 that prevailing IN
France against Germany aud for SINH
lar reasons; lately there has been much
activity In army ana navy circles in
Sweden. as well as Ia Norway, aud
recently Count Douglas has been ap-
pointed minister OF foreign affairs, and
his sympathiss for the Triple alliance
are said to he well known. These facts
would seem to bear the idea out that
Germany peisibly has = trump card ~
reserve which, II played at the RICH,
moment, " ould cause the Rusulan gov
eminent some trouble In tho Baltic
provinces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14

This linlment IL different In oompo-
sltion from any other linimsnt on The
market. IL IL . scientific discovery
which results In u being the most gsne-
ttaung Liaiment ever known. There
are numerous white limitations, which
may be recommended because they
poy the seller a greater ptonL Beware
Of thess snd demand Ballard SnOi0
Lia.Dlsnt. IL positive cures Rhsu-
matlsm, Neuralgia, SprAin,, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, BciAlio and Infiamma-
tory Rheumatism, Burn, Scalds, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, BtiG Joinla,
Oh Ssrei, Pain In Back, Barb WiIe
Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat, AND Ia
especially beneficial IN Paiaysis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14

known to exist, while the supposition
Ia that they In all probability smounl
10 thousands. Possibly there are null
llludes OF them scattered ike dust IN
the immensely Of space aud too small
10 be seen by earthly astronomers,
even through the most perfect tele'
scopes. Some Of those that have been
observed arc not more than ten miles
IN diameter, being veritsbls LilllpI-
tlans among the worlds OF the uni
verse.
The frs, aslerold discovered was
namei Ceres and 1t was found 10 re-
volve around the sun In period OF
four years, seven months and six days.
The next three observed were callel
Pallas, Juno and Vesla. AZ further
discoveries were made rapidly, the
theory was advanced that these dimin.
ullvs worlds must be- the fragments OF
an exploded planet, but this suppose
ton has sgaiu been abandoned with
out the adoption OF any other satisfac-
tory explanation OF their existence.
Professor Barnard states that all
efforts TO determine the sizs Of
the four largos, asteroids by COM
pairing the light they emitted
10 that Of the planets have proved I'M
satisfactory. 5ohroter measured the
diameter OF Ceres and made II 2,025
miles while Sir william Herschel esti.
mated II Mt 100 miles. Tho instruments
Ihoy had were exceedingly imperfect
compared to modern telescopes, aud
this accounts for the dlsorepa ncy.
when viewed through the Lick tsle.
scope, however, IL was iousd that the
dies OF Ceres, Pallns, Juno ana Yesta
assumed measurable proportions. The
proieosor then took up the work Of
measurement aud after two years
dillgeni labor he IL prepared 10 state
that tho true Dimensions OF thsse little
planets are known for the mat time
with certainty. Here are his figures:
,oies'sss'' s'.''.s.toD mlloa
Ihlass'sss .,.....s1Ol mi %
Juhos's's' s.''s'..s.lla milo'
Nossh's'''''ss ..'."-@ij miles
Tho disovvefy may DO regarded Al
Of Importance chiefly to astronomers,
but II does not lack general interest.
Every little bit OF information added
TO our stock Of knowledge OF tho uni.
verse, Of which our own habitatlon 1,
only a part, furnishes new ground fol
admiration OF ths, supreme power and
wisdom that dlreoled tho oonstructlo II
Of the whole, and that still guides It
with never ccaslng care. To tho an.
clients the heavens furnished evidence
OF the glory, the Intelligence OF tn,
Almighty, aud In this age that evil
dence IL becoming still more slrong
through the In some respects more per
feet knowledge obtained OF tho yisibl,
universe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14
FOUR LILLE PLANETS.

An astronomical feat has jus. been
performed by Professor Il. IL. Barnard
the dlsooverer Of a fifth satellite Of
Jupiter. 1t consists In taking the
measure OF four Of the largest a,trroids,
the size OF which has hitherto been
only a matter OF conjecture. Popular
Astronomy gives an account OF thin
latest scient flo triumph.
The asteroids are very small planets
principally pursuing their course
around the sun between the orbits OF
Mare and Jupiter. The frst Of them
was discovered in 1901, but after that
year others have been found In great
numbers until at present AbOu, 400 are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14
A SOUND liver ,I.E,, a Wen Man.

ATE you BILIOUS, Constlpsted OF
troubled with JAundioe, Sick Head.
ache, BAD Taste In Mouth, Foul
Bfsath, Coated Tongue, DyspepsiA,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, PAin IN
Back aud between the shoulIers,t hills
nnd Fever etc. II you have any OF
ihets symptoms, your Liver IL out Of
Oftsf, aud your blood IL slowly being
act pfoDsny. HEhBISE will cure any
disofdsf " tbs Liver Stomach or
BlutlL 1t has no equal ~ n Liver
Medicine. Prios 10 conIs. Free trial
bottles At Y. q. M. |. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14

The direct line to Kansas City, ct.
Loais aud Atlantic soaboard, IL via
ths Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made In
Union depoIs In the day time. II you
are going East and care for daylight
ride through the grandest scenefy Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cara
positively free to holders Of regular
train tickeis.
II. Il. KoosER, G. F.&P. A.,
q Morlsn Block, Salt Lake CITY.