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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13

Because of Worry Over Tur-
keys Many Troubles.
CABINET CRISIS IN HUNGARY.
France said to Have Abandoned Al
SAGE and Lorraine-A silver De-
feat In Germany.

rx,r1or Ttsra "A di~patsh from Cdr
<sa-sftrnysfe @ays Il r. stated that T5e s2St-
-=r4'E hesaFtn has Suffered On account 81
RS anxiety over the l.TrrserT-sis aisessi slia
and other sEffsc-1s Ies AMI that essn5sioIfAs
% paralysis have aEssss red; .,s-
f>yrldorl. Jsase IA ~. f'efeTzsnsgTsS siss-
rsa7fssl 10 tire TINES says; TIE ear ard
ezarfr1a received the ATy1sElAa1 Ha'r1ol.ss
x.sfszxssty Htth great ceremony - TIE
palace and accepted their petition Tor the
redress o. ArEn.ssll2n WRONGS gTaez5sIsly.
Perrin Jrsns Tz-'T,he kolus8sss Ze3tsIElS
declares that Germany vail support the
p-swers tn their dsrlssfs4s with TegzArd 70
Boston, June IA reliable American
resident IN Turkey. in a letter about the
situation in Eastern Turkey. received mere,
says:
The question now pending holds WITHIN
A. the life or death OF Oriental Christianity.
are those wicked and goddess fanatics 70
lie permitted % dip their swords further
n the blood OF innocent Christians Day
after day the pisifBi story II told over
and over again % piilsge. burning. Tor
fure, murder. violence. rape. ABDUCTION
eonnscation. Dissertation OF churches. etc
Mere human aid Is entirely insufficient
tire intrlcacies % the political question IN
yolved put the solution Of the problem
far beyond our reach
The letter gives new story concerning
the state OF Turkish prisons. In the Bitiis
priSon Their. are seven cells. each one
large enough for ten or twelve persons.
There are between twenty and thirty
crowded into each one. There are no SAM
tary arrangements. Armenians often have
90 drink the "khuiitch" water. This Is
the water OF the tank where Turks per
FORM ablutions for prayer. Many specific
cases are described wherein the Turks m
Iictcd the most horrible fortunes upon the
Armenian prisoners. frequently beating
them TO death. and prscticiug every con-
oeivable mode OF punishment upon the
helpless Christians.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite sallow skin, ETC..
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Go By the book. Pills zee and
sss a box. Book FREE at your
druggists or write B. F. Allen Co.,
sos Canal St, New York.
Aznaal sales rzors than Z. 40 GO eores
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
Labor Trouble in Cunur d'Alene.

Denver, June ia special to the Re-
publican from Boise. Idaho. says: An
alarming state of affairs exists in Occur
d'Alene in Northern Idaho. News re-
ceived here today indicates that serious
trouble is likely to break out there at
any time between the Miners Union and
the law and order men in that section.
who have organized TO protect laborers
in their right 10 work il they can get en-
ployment and the mine owners in their
right 10 employ whom they please. a
man who incurred the ennity OF the
Miners Union was murdered there re-
Gently with an AK, which was found
buried in his skull, and the coroners
jury returned a verdict of suicide. Gov.
Mcconnell has made a requisition on the
government for arms and has obtained
several hundred stand. over 200 volun-
teers are drilling here tonight to prepare
for the coming conflict. which seems i'm
minent. Idaho has no state militia
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BIG SILVER MEETING.
Continued from First Page.

continued 4fptn 7 ifSt rage
Mexico. called attention 70 the fact that
several Western and Northwestern states
did not respond 20 the roll cali. which was
due. he said. 70 the fact that within a few
weeks these states had held a silver con-
vention at Salt Lake Utah. At which a
committee was appointed 70 represent
them collectively a. this gathering. Tire
fact that the delegates were not present
indicated no lack ~ interest IN the move
ment or lack OF sympathy with the silver
convention
At the evening session. which began
promptly al o'clock. Senator William NJ
Stewart, 81 Nevada presided and intro
duced Congressman Sibiey Mr.. Siblev
was greeted with thunderous applause.
and IN q tVo-hours' speech aroused his
audience 90 high pitch Of enthusiasm.
He made an earnest appeal for indepea-
dent political action in lSas. and occupied
a goo1 part OF the tire in illustrating the
necessity Of breaking away from the oh
parties His auditors were evidently WITH
him. for every attack uvon Secretary Car
Isle. The president or Senator sherman
vas gr~eted with noisy demonstration.
am every time De asked the crowd II
they would remain with their old parties
and continue tho domination II the Eng
llsh rower ~ was greeted with a chorus
90 No. He paid his respects TO the presi-
dent and Secretary Carlisle in very riain
language calling them TRAITORS .or
their part IN the conspiracy 10 demonetfze
SILVER and fas,en upon the country the
haraships Of = gold standard. All such
oufhurstS as this were greeted with tu-
uuituous applause.
~ STotav vaia an s#patssE7t trH1srtt =,
ArSS-eNr jackson. 1se gresst Ts~sus sS~4<sl,
wilo achieved saul.a through his sss,,,ossss-
III ~nsag1'-lss-a OF cae money power. ss
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Chance, az that time a member OF TIE
Irish Nationalist party. ak-ed as Mr.
O'Brien's solicitor. and in this capacity
incurred law costs, a balance Of 100 OF
which remains unpaid. Sir. Chance
Brought an action against NJ. O'Brsen 20
recover this amount and secured judg-
raeut against ham, Dir. O'Brien declining
10 pay on the ground that the costs were
incurred in behalf Of the Irish party and
should he paid out OF the money known
as the Paris fund. Friends of Mr.. O'Brien
volunteered 20 raise the money. and thus
save him from losing his seat, but Mr..
O'Brten declined their offers. saying that
II this claim should be paid other pro-
ceedinEs wotild be started against him
TO collect party debts. the object being
10 drive him out OF parliament by having
him declared a bankrupt.
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More Colima Survivors.

San Francisco. June 1.-THE steamer
Colon arrived from Panama at midnight
with two more survivors of the Colima
on board. They are Fred johnson, a sail
or, and Robert Gonzales. a messboy. They
were picked up by rhe steamer Barracou-
IA and taken 10 NanZanillo. When the
ColiIna went down they got on raft and
fioated about for hours before help came.
Nanzanillo, Mexico, June IA letter re-
ceived by the agents of the Pacific Mail
Company here states that two women and
one man. Americans and Colima passen-
gers. landed at Narangastilla, fifty miles
southeast from Manzanillo. on May -, and
have been nursed by the Indians there
They are now on mules on the way here.
This story is corroborated by Aduana Mar
TINA the customs collector at Manzanillo.
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Silver Sentiment on the Pacific Coast.

Cleveland. June 12-Gen. a. ]. Warner
has arrived home in Marietta from the
Pacific coast. In a letter to friend in
this city he says: Nobody bat out-and-
out silver men can carry single state
west of the Missouri river next year.
Good work is going on. The politicians
are kept busy trying TO keep people inside
the party fences. but they ind il hard
work. For myself. l care nothing for
party names. I want results.
Chicago, June 12.-Hugh Wallace, Ma
tional Democratic committeeman. of Ia
coma. Wash, passed through Chicago
yesterday. Wallace is son-in-law of
Chief Justice Fuller. and staunch sup
porter of President Cleveland. He said
free silver woltd probably receive the in
dorsement Of Democrats. Republicans
and Populists in Washington in the next
campaign.
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The Coliuao Investigation

San Francisco, June 1.-THE official in
vestigation into the causes that led 10
the wreck OF the steamer Colima off
ManZanillo. Mexico, on May q, was re-
sllmed this afternoon before United
States Inspectors Talbot and Phillips.
Several of the surviving passengers told
the story of the storm and shipwrerk.
stating that although the officers reaiiz-
cd the precarious situation, no attempt
was made TO lower the boats or distrib-
ute life preservers
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Admission OF Attorneys To Practice.
olympia. June i2-Special-Thi is tho
last day on which attorneys OF tho state
can ba admitted 90 practice before the
SUPREME court under the old law To-
morrow and after. according to the act ~
The late legislature. attorneys admitted
- practice are required 10 pay a Zee OF
- instead az s., As ~ present. and come
% Oivrlnia 20 be examined before tho su-
rrsrno court All the week Mr. Reiuhart
clerk q the supreme court, has been kept
husv preparing certificates and admins
terlnr the oath % admission. Since June
I more than 80 attorneys have been ad-
rnirtet
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The Newfoundland Loan.

ST. Johns. June l2.-The government viii.
introduce loan hill tomorrow, which
proves that "a loan has practically been Oh
tanned. although many persons believe
they will have 20 pass the loan, retrench-
ment and revenue bills before the money
IS handed over. Rumors of discussions in
the government party over retrenchment
are stlI current and a revolt is expected.
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Canadian Mail Contracts.

Ottawa, June 12.-Maj. McLennan, con-
servative. asked the house of commons to-
night 10 pass bill 10 prevent the letting
OF government contracts to aliens. lie
thought IL crying shame that United
States contractors should annually take
hundreds of thousands of dollars out OF
the Dominion. The United States laws,
he said made n practically impossible for
Canadians TO get contracts in the United
States.
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Missouri Democrats for Free silver

Kansas City. June 12.-There Is strong
probability that the state Democratic com
mittee viii be called together again very
soon by Chairman Maffitt. and in response
TO the demands OF the chairmen OF the
county committees convention will be
called to discuss the money question. Since
the committee voted down the proposition
to call a convention the free silvertes have
been active in every section of the state,
and now have a formidable army of party
workers advocating a convention.
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Another Cabinet Crisis in Hungary.

Tsoapfoa, June 12-The Daily News cor
respondent at Vienna telegra Isilsi THAT the
coalition OF the Germans Liberals, the Pol
ssh and the Conservative parties, tTssn
which IRE NS1ndhsshgrae,z cabinet was
formed, has collapsed by the secession of
tn. German I,iherals. Two OF the Liberal
ministers Of ftrrance and % ccanrnerce,
have fheen compelled 10 revsisn. The posi-
t5or OF the ministry Is prgsaraoltS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-13
Another Increase of Wages.

Chicago, June 12.-Crane & Co, nlanlI-
factlrel-s OF pipe fittings and brass goods.
sfpmoancef a 10 per cent. increase in
wages to-day. The increase affects 800
men. The firm announced that the great
Improvement in It's own business wsthin
the last few months. and the general bust
ness revival. justifies higher wages.
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Prof Charles Goffrie. at one time one
Of tht, best known musicians In the
world died at Fr7iitvale. Cal, Sunday
and was buried Tuesday. He was a ma
tive of GERMANY. where he was porn IN
the CITY of Anaheim "a years ago. AL
though he made considerable money and
was famous in his time. Goffrie died in
poverty and obscurity.
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Rcrlln. juno =. = Il Is reported
that Grand Duke George OF Rus
sia. the cZarewitch, now has but
one lung remaining The physicians IN at
tendance declare that a catastrophe is
Inevitable though they are unable 70 say
how far his life may De prolonged.
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Marcus ID. Boruck Dying.

San Francisco. June 12.-Marcus d. Bor-
lTck a veteran newspaper man ana pom
tician. is reported to be dying at ms
residence in this city. 1t is not oeiieVeo
he will live through the night.
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The rranco-Russian Treaty.

Paris J1fue 1.-THE Autorttet IN de-
rucaTsstng the publication Of the text OF the
treaty ay,stHsea France and Russia. makes
tsle sta.teuncnt that the French govern
slfssnt docs not dare 10 make Il p'lhisc.
because the first clause birds France 10
accent the European situat ION, nearing
aoa,lieNs>once in tho loss Uf Alsace AMI
I,Sgraina
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Omaha. June 12-Specials to the Bee
from Nebraska points indicate that heavy
storms swept over the central and eastern
parts of the state this afternoon and to-
night Some damage was done TO crops
by hail in some sections, and railroads
were washed out al many places.
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Portland. jure I.-Niss Ada v. F-,T-
erS. daughter % MI n q. Bowers. man
ae-~ % thc Hotel Portland. and Mr. A.
Ian 4 Wright. CHIEF clerk AZ the hotel.
we've married this afternoon. Arch htsh.su
GROSS ofs-latiur. Nr AMI Mrs. Wright
lett IN TIRE Southern Tracisic this evening
for southern California.
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Tho R,.ut,,I Monks OF Germany.

Berlin. Juno I2.--T'le government has
closed the Aiarlaburg asylum, wflsch was
the some Of the soaTEitls brought osEt by
she trial Of Herr Maias-ec for Ehci. and
has ortel-ed the trial for perjury % the
tvo lay brothers who are accused or re
sponSF6luty for rlc ab,Ese OF the inmates.
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The Christian Tndeavor Society.

Boston. June 12-The United Society %
Christian ElntleaNacr throughout the world
held its annual meeting today. The old
officers were reelected
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The Late John Reed

Friday Harbor June Especial. TIL.
body OF John Reed. the old-time resident
or this county who owned large portion
Of Decatur island. was brought back yes
- rdav from Alaska He left home about
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Collie, Cholera and Diarrho~a Remedy.
This is the b>st medicine in the world for
bowel complaints. It acts quickly and can
always 10 depended upon. When reduced
with water it Is pleasant - take. - ard 20
cents Ter bottle For sale by 81 druggists.
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Tho Treasury Statement.

Washington city. June I2-Today's
statement Of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balances,
$fSS. 6S2 0T7: gold reserve. s'e, 404. IA.
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o'Bri"a'~ nchts Comp"l Eotlromtnt.
London. June 1@-In the bankruptcy
court. on motion ~ Patrtck Alexander
ChaDCe. rsce0tiy aCcorfe3 n Verii,sg or
fsf against William O'Brcn. n. J.. for
the csty division u Cork. at or.soE was
today iSs8rd against Mr. O'Frfen. TINS
coapels him 10 retlre from parliament
The trost@e bad igs 81 Axin ia = hnsg suit
brought fcvv years ego against Ar
a. BTlen rs Lord salisbury. Patriok
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If the care Of the hair were made part
Of A lady's education. we should not see so
many gray heads. and the use OF Halls
Hair Henevser would be UNNECESSARY.
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On WexiupSlia.v

struck a tent at a Methodist cdTrsp-neest
ing at RaNenna- Mich. and killed Mrs
BergeSon. Her sister. Miss lH1nayaTd, was
seriously shocked, but may recover. SIX
teen others were badly injured by the
shock.
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That y the state - your stomach. You
know g. y0r teei =. you show g. TIE
remedy you need IS Rlpans Tabules, SAFE.
sure and Elective.
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The Bank at LngIand Discount Nate.
London. June I2-The financial article
IN the Daily News says IL is reported the
directors % the Bank OF England talk OF
reducing the hank rate 10 IL.
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: y n 2 { O m s OF
trouble appear.
viii prevent long
Illness.
Mr.. J. F. Was
sci. printer and
? u Bills h er at
Dwight, H.. says;
II neglected what
s e e m e d TO lie
slight ailment I'M
I'll I became so
bro K e n q o W n
from rheumatism
that I had 20 give
up my work and
became an in
valid. I yielded
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two months ago and went TO the Stickeen
river. where he died suddenly after a
short illness, supposed to have been
brought on by exposure. He was ABOUT %
wears of age.
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Saves nine says the old proverh. and IL
Is equally true that n little OF the right
medicine in the snring or when the first
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TO my wife's proposition TO take Hoods
Sarsaparilla- I used two bottles and have
entirely recovered my wonted strength
and activity. I now put in full time in my
Office and enjoy life ike a newly made
man. My wife SAYS
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Willie Howell,
Ranch.

The Willie Howells 40aer
Ranch. near black Diamo.d
can now be bought for $500 Or
easy terms. Inquire of Rees /,
Daniels, at Room GOA Seattle
National Bank Building.
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Conn NV bet r & s. $50
Cor Ii and 10th. =. 200
Il st bet Goth and
list SITS. 200
18th st bet NJ and N :
with stable). 200
II st bet 18th & 20th.12J
DeSales st bet 18th
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Cor 10th and o SITS. .l25
18th st bet Il ] ave
and n st. 100
Corcoran st bet 18th
st and y II ave. 100
10th st bet . and Il. 100
10th st bet 7 and u. 100
L bet 18th and 18th. so
DETAINED AT OUR Of
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

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1411 Stoughton, Or. .41.67
l119 10th st NV, Tor. 40
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J 18TH st mr. r, coal I'D. 10
226 N ct NV, sr. 40
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POD N st NV, Sr. ..35
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40 18th NV, nat, Ar. rs
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE LEXINGTON, Sd AND SITS. NE, Is THE
place to spend the summer; magnificent shade
trees; pure water: elegant tiled baths; electric
light, &c; terms moderate. aap20-1ms
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD FOR SELF, WIFE,
two children and nurse electric cars or
Metropolitan branch. Address Box 30. Star of1ce.
ap20-St
FARNLEY CAN ACCOMMODATE 20 BOARDERg
after May 1: large house, in best section OF
valley of Virginia.: one mile from depot; hrst-
class fare: free drives: terms moderate; refer.
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643 4th me- 8r, ami .25. so, 40 NV Ar fiat 70 so
626 18th me- Or ami 23 so $50 Callan ne, Or IL so
400 9th ne, Or, ami %. so. SIS 18th me- Or 70 90
100 Sth me- Dr. mi. % so 1888 Lewis ne Or amiIO so
1888 NV, Or. ami p so 636 Calan ne, Or. 10 so
1Ol5 Nd av sw,7r. ami p 112S ne. Dr.. BOO
1905 VT ave NV, Or. 1900
a1s-th.s,tu swoRMsTEDT BRADLEY. 1903 F st.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED-$ PER MONTH FOR
81. months POSSIBLY longerl beautifully fur;
18th; suitable for small family; no children;
refs required. Address EUROPE. Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-23
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY SINGLE MAN, WITH HORSE AND
buggy, unfurnshed room and stable with private
family city; ref. exchanged. Address Room
Is, Stewart building, 4O2 9th ST. NV. aI22-3tA
WANTED-BY REFINED, INTEL IIGENT NIDDI f.
aged gentleman and wife mo children, nicely
furnished house for summer for the rent; good
references. Address Ii. Il NJ, Star Office.
ap22-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-23

FOR RENT-DwEILING 1l15 10TH ST. NV; .
rooms inclusive of bath: AMI; rent, $3050.
Inquire e2Gh Louisiana ave- n2Stf