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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
AFTER OUR COAL FIELDS.


Tacoma. Sept. -SpeciaI.-R- oshlaaa.
chief mining engineer of the Hokka4do
C0!I.ery * Railway Company. with head
quarters al Sapporo. japan. arrived Eere
last night on a tour OF the country IA ts,s
interest Of his company. Mr.. osaima
expects to visit a number Of the largest
ccei mines or the Pacific coast w.tA .
View Of acquiring Information as 10 tie
conduct Of coal mining in this country.
lie has letter OF Introduction to he
Wnkeson Coal Company officials AMI
other coal miners in the state
Mr. oshims is short. heavy gentle
man. of the polite raien characteristic OF
his race Although he does not speak
English auenEly. be has conpTehens.ve
knowledge of the business matters OF
this country. and particularly or 'his
Coast. To the Post Intelligence ror~e-
sPcuaent. NJ Oshima said ;tst BIS siSlt
10 the United States was ere q business
and for the chief purpose ~ acquiring r.
formation as 20 the coal mining Industry.
He said be 9id 70 believe japanese coal
would - shipped 10 the markets OF .hfs
country. owing - tae large production q
our raines Regarding ere industrial
condition 0f japan Hr Osnirna said that
the country . rapidly developing. DaT-
tirufariv IN The }fne % manufacturing ard
shipping japanese capital }s used al
most exclusively in the develop raent %
Japan
Accompanying NJ. osh.ra IS y. s.
z1kf. a japanese capitalist. VITO - much
Interested in ths United states. Both
enusf-rnsn Ginet today with Imperial
Jaranese Consul Aflki Saifo ard his wife.
wto have recently arrived ia the ~siy
from Japau.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
AN OLD MI RIDER
N Was OF n Man Well known on Puget
sound 4 en- Years Ago.

po-s.an4 SEP, = In %ovsrn ber. Tsss.
Tomas Eeunealav zras murdered an1 rs
body lsf. n ne ruins - re Wizard a0fsI.
wzf~h ss row tre Hatei Portland. Issj-
gent search ~ tne pso!lee aat hoT.tles "a. .>ss
% discover any trace Cf cAe murderer GEz-
III s.aay. waen Leiecf5ve A j. Cody par
tlas.y cleared % ne ryS-ery-
y May las. q nan attempted % s.-an-
rle Marie Te 1--we a French goTlaa no
lsvsd = -h4 Nsrsa End. Degeeflve Cody
~as 6ezzZe1 or -a@ case sDe ac08 = gan
20 sna1ow Jon- CasEravs- Te1s 2st.e-- na-
k-ewgng that tae former was 81 Or. 81.
esassty eeai $40 a rap 50, for A411- Eas
setert.ve Represented 20 CossgFoFa t&ak -
wss cat oT vGsk. and fae sxsg4<te1 e-.oF-
81 rsn- o sAsre rs ss1@ <9r : sseek. To-
sse-set.va 10 corn apssfesy Ha-nas5 zszsse,f
sats 80. s2sp@etrs Strangers eonGaazcs
that ne raa4e AT anqaa l1~1 confession .
nm % 11ss aete-7gt Bp7n Mar I-s f@Tre'
Nra y--a.g 1en.ly during tlat wees COS
grove woalz starr sroz. "a ssssq, ssa aAae-
~ ~ bands before 1ls ewes ne sros-s
erg ossr. .Csa ray Co.. crlve -aas s2s4.
swas sr9n -ae.
A<fs~ = aGs.e carsf2t Qzes's so@Am< Co.'S
s~~ss.e Azmttzas sA&t tA~ v8sssf. -ra Lag
hss slseo EAs sha F4grg-er - Taor2as hear
z.ea.y. - w----- - 1@- -s@a &C. s.s N.--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

ness. lie then gave a ,3etaiiei account OF
the sgroclous crime 20 pefectlve Cody
Kennedy caue from f'nget sound.
where he had ssaen working. and had on
ais person about S2.esa. t,oserove stated
that Kennedy weug into a FoGrth street
sa.o0n. where he began drinking wlth
Bulldog Kelly Bob Dorner. the bar
tender and a woman. Kennedy vas treat
- tao az three times ami they dragged
him 10 pvo1Gce sleep agsd took him up
stairs. The woman and Bob DoFner start
ed to 90 through him. when he woke ~.
D3rne~ got him py the throat AMI choAed
him. while the woman stabbed him 10
desth. They thCu finished their Hork -
robbery. Tha money gas divided among
Bulldog Kelly. the woman and Bob
Dorner. AMI Fred Love. who wzs in The
saloon, ard aosgroye were given hush
money. The bo5y was shen taken "a the
Willard hotel. tvs blocks aNay. whira
mas On Ter construction.
Kelly is now dead AM Cosgrove IS sup
posed to he In san Franciseo. The where
aboats Of tho others * unknown. The 20
ice have kept the matter qaIet IN the hope
% securing .. Asr evidence.
Old-timers tn the isadeTloin district IN
Seattle recall the case. bat do not thInz
The victim was a Ssattls man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
WANANAKER IN NEW YORK.
lie Extends His Great store TO Take in
Stewards Ola House.

New York. Sept. eS--A positive an
nolDcement vas made this afternoon that
john Wsnamaker OF Philadelphia had
bought the business OF the suspended irln
of Hilton, Hughes q GO. The announce
men, was made b. Robert Z. Ogden, the
general manager of The Philadelphia es-
iahiishment and a member OF Mr.. Wana-
makers firm.
TIE g.st os Mr. Ogien's statement was
that Mr.. NannaEaker had bought the en-
;.ce business &C Hilton. Hagaes < Co to-
ge'hgr wlth either The fee or lease of the
real estate us..st hy the firm. Inc.4ded n
Gfe real estate IS The h.g building en- Broad
say. Tenth street. Fourth avenue and
Ninth street. which IS the property Of ex-
Judge Hilton Ex-jg3se Horace Russell
confirmed the report of the sale but de-
clinii absolutely 70 enter into details. ex-
cept 70 say that ex-Jgdxe Hilton would
pay Of al TIE dehts ~ me old firm. no
matter hew much they Nigh. exceed the
Amount 20 be received from Wanarnake~.
Mr Wananlaker VIII start gp the ouSl-
ness again as soon a. the necessary ar
range1c@nts can pe made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
About Thaeher's Resignation as
Gubernatorial Candidate.
wiLBER {. PORTER SELECTED.
But i lie Straight 0at.and.Out
Bryan Man .
The Question Has TO Re Asked in tho
Meeting OF the state Committee,
and the Answer Is Not Altogether
Cenciusive-Thc New Nominee Tor
Lieut.. Comes Bcforc tho
Committee and Gives a Pledge.

New York. Sept. @s-The Democrats
state co1msstse met tonight IA this city
- hear fae report Of the committee ar-
Pointed ta notify TIE nominees o9 the re-
ceet Buffalo state convention. There
was s fuA attendance. hs- the members in
person or hy proxy. bat Senator iI3i,
who surprised everyone by appearing az
A recent meeting with a proxy and t1ea
mace sensational speech Ia behalf OF
john Boyd InarlseF. the sabsrrAtoe4A
nominee. was rot present this time
The committee reported that Mr.. Thacner
had refused 20 accept the nomination for
governor and that 1uase Titus had ac-
certeG The nomination for supreme cosirr
justice. and THAR Wilber T.. Porter, the
nominee for ileutenan; governor, had
placed himself in the hands OF the >oxn-
miSiee.
The meeting OF the committee had h@cr,
delayed an hour hy caacuses. so vsiea
the report was made there was little de-
lsy in the proceedings. In these CA
cssses II had been agreed that the man
20 be named ia place Of Mr.. Thacassr
should he w. +. Porter. the nominee sor
lieutenant governor. ard In mis- plaza
Fred g Schrauh. OF Lewis county, should
be named for lieutenant goyernor. SIR.
Danforth, after the report had been
adopted. asked Senator Grady 70 .aie
tae chair. and then in few words he n-,s-
senlea the name Of Judge Porter for first
place. Mr.. Yorke fuo~ea the nomination
ns' acciamation, but Slr. Grady ruled that
the rou must be called.
Mr.. FuTrov asked. How arc we TO
know how Ir. Porter stands on the plat
foT1ag The notification committee has
not heard his views on tho platform
To this Mr.. nsnforth replied. II am
assured hy the state committeeman from
Judge Porfer's district that he IN in fnu
accord with the candidates ard the plat
form or the Chicago convention. and I ain
also informed h. Mr.. st. John that he has
a telegram from Judge Porter to that
effect"
Mr.. Schrapa came before the COMMITTEES
and made short speech. piejging him.
SELF 10 the Chicago platform and ticket
and accepting the nomination.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
iilgerso.I Ou, for Mckinley

Chicago, Sep. 2s--Col. Robert g. Inxer-
s3i4 WI come TO Illinois next month and
MAKE iour or tiJe speeches for Mckinley
letter - this effect was received at na-
uonal headquarters today. he win make
his first speech IN Chicago on the evening
Of October $. In a big tent wh.cs4 viii be
erected Tor The occasion in some locality
where the largest number % IaborIng men
can hear him He will then go 10 Bloom
inSton. GaleS5arg and Ge3ena. ani if he
consents TO remain longer than fear days
other towns viii hear him. On his tour
Col Ing@rson may be accompanied BY ex-
Gov. oglesey. ex-(iov. Fifer and Senator
G1lIorn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
FRANCE TAXES \ HAND.
Her Ambassador Talks 10 the Sultan in
~tro-. Language.

LONDON. Sept @S-The Ti8es' Paris cor
respondent qsote9 coussantinnp'e 5is-
Patch 20 ihe Tenus. which confirms t1e
report thar ". Csmbor. ihe TFenca am-
hsssn3ar al Const tantlnauie. Ass made
serious representation 80 sae s1ftag re-
Earfine the massacre % APTaFnsans. The
dispatch expresses the belief 9haE tho sgf-
fan sas promised - constitute q ~omTass-
son 10 extend reforms throughout tne
Turkish empire
4 PsFis d.spasca "a the Chron.cie says
-; S. t.ame11's mission "a coBstantsn-.
opge s. q success. Tine aFnlss ssedar tee
s.spatca adds. 'fa3opsea q zone a,Fnosl a
menace toward she sultan There = not
fhe slightest fear o. dissensson among ne
poBers"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
HE is ANYTHING FOR OFFICE.

pzrtEre from Cuba. il IS alleged. the fu-
ture OF the is.aad would ne assured
FL Commercio. a Conservative spanish
organ. defends the black man and main
tains his right 20 remain here ulmoiested.
Naile certain liberal papers give tacit p
proval TO the proposition for his expui
sion. Negro labor Will be indispensable.
The Commereio declares. IN the agrlcuI-
iHrGl reconstruction OF the island after
the war shall be finished. ana the blame
for the present revolt. Il says. cannot be
laid exclusively AZ the black mans door.
those really responsible being the Cuban
alien leaders, whites and muiattocs.
Sew York. Sept. ga SPECIAL % the
Herald from Santiago de cuba SAYS. Wee
Consul Hyatt has entered an energetic
Irotes, n the case OF Peter Rlvery, an
American. fer nlaltrea,meat by Spanish
gue-lIes on his coffee estate, Ia Espsr-
ANA. near 81. Louis. During his protest
20 the Spanish officer in command OF the
guerlIlas against the destruction Of his
fences and properly ~ the latter's forces.
Rixery was abused aad led out to b. sum
rlarily saog. The timely intervention OF
a Spanish ~ out. who pleaded with enc
officer and voucaed tor Rivery's aeg;rali-
~. alone saved him. Even then the guer-
Has were so enrage3. thaA~ in defarce OF
the officers orders. they brataliy bea
RiYeTy with their ma.che.es. and before
leaving his piarta,ion tore down the
American nag waving over his residence.
warning A.n not 10 display Il again.
All Americans. the guerillas said, We're
either mambS or rebel spies, and II not
openly aiding the revolution. We're doing
80 secretly. consequently they ought al -
be shot wherever found BY TIE Spanish
troops. Rlvery vas born in New Orleans
He .s % French extraction. and came %
Cuba some years ago % assume control of
property left him by his grandfather. who
died ~ AarGnlaae. He Is highly respect
ea BY the higher financial element. and is
in nowise suspected of sympathy with the
revolution The spanish colonel - COM
fnand a. s. Louis apologizei 20 Riyerv
for The outrage done him, and expressed
his personal regret az the INSTRUMENTATION
o. the unruly guer.llas in the field.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
IndIaln :nr. NckinIev.

Chicago. Seas. Ex-senator J. &. Bur
rows, Of Miclssran. wtfo has been making
Republican speeches sn Indiana Tor some
ten days. was IN town Yesterday II
think there can he no question but that
InIlana MI give A big majority for Nc
kinney" saii Senator Burrows The
changed sen1ineni Of the people in favor
or SQUAD money and protection has been
very marked within the PAS tvyo weeks
This shifting OF me pubsc feeling has
been p,at3ly noticeable. am satisfied
from waat / saw that Indiana viii give
her electoral vote to the Republican
ticket"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

Argsi@ CitY. Ia. E@-t. sSe--TF1ere = gTeSst
exs~fagrsans IN thfa pace. owing n -eTsyFt
fssas = mob u So eTTnef men ~sIsa feTns
hegs ana 4aTaasd % Judge Reed ne 20
turf 20 sass Fsaee of John JofsrA@os- CO..
ore1. fFas murderer % fhh tosso1 fs;ThT.
taow conan@ss ia New orleans Tor fssF
kesptng A meeting IL es7lzers wsAS He21
rss~e fhts afternoon. 81 which Judge hfesa
rlvaeA4ef Tfe gsfus a0r1 zs& erws~a@Fsrz.
Al afss~ tie rnsa1{nx Sheriff McNsrhaet
tsss-s.rasgaasl 70 Gov Elnasar asking for
tffssseR 50 sagggesa a threatening fsssfA,-
sfxev Poster Esss eEe1ste% nrsa@TNff = Ee'1Tl-
aaxy - feeeys fToyrz Hammond - AsEsl91
CSsy. A. rcaas Iesf1.szx tfas, tass pa .
hzss aeen fscknteG for@gigs, ar4 tn@ c.+i-
zers prvzn-s-s 20 give sae EzoS HaTra se--
caEne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

sI-serszg OF tAe rawy department have
completed Tie task q examining an3 ccEE-
T,artnx fhs several BIDS tor tho baIl1Iay Of
the torpedo boats. Their report vii prob
ably o. made 20 the acting secretary Q.
the navy today.
Although The conclusions have rot hesG
made puhlic. Il IS believed that the chiefs
VIII recommend ore t1i-ty-knot beat .
he given 10 tae Cnso1 Iron Works, a. san
fFrancisrp. and fT0 70 the 5ata l~cG
Works Wos1 & ZEic&er. of Portland. or.
VIII PROBABLY he allowed 10 bxtAd En'o
twenty-five and ere-haif knot boats. TIE
Ts-aaiz5er % the appropriation will Prob
ably be utilized = building SIX twenty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
FIVE BISHOPS As GUESTS.
San Franchises Episcopal Clergy Give
"a Banquet.

San Francisco, Sept. 2S--The banquet
hall OF the Occidental hotel was the scene
of an unusual gathering this evening. Five
bishops of the Episcopal church from va
Es0us parts OF the Coast were assembled
about the board as the guests of the Epls-
c3pal clergy OF tnts city. many or n nom,
tnge:a aer wtth others Of the faith from d.f-
ferent parts Of the state attended and
helped 20 swell the gathering. The occa-
sion was remarkable one n view OF the
fact that T. was the firsf gathering Of the
kind hell in California.
Tho distinguished guests were. TT. Rev.
William Nichols. p. y. bishop OF CALI
fornia; r.. Rev Ab}el Leonard. y. u. MS
sionary hish0n OF Nevada and Utah. RI
Rev. J. Il. kendrick. u. d. missionary
bishop OF Arizona and New Mexico. RI
Rev. Wil,iam Barker. missionary bishop of
Olymnia r.. Rev. J. II. Johnson. D. d..
bsshpn os los Angeles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
PILGRIMS TO CANTON.
They Were Farmers and Col.
0red Men Yesterday.
M'kiHlEY TO HIS TOWNSMEN.
The Benefit Of a Manufacturing In.
dustry to Community.

To the coiored People. Ably Repre-
seHted by Bishop Arnett. the Candi-
date Expressed His High Admira-
fion Of the Rapid Advancement of
the Race. In spite of so Many Dis
advantageous circumstances.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29
LOOTED THE VILLAGE
Arrnea Mob@ Acting Hith Permission
OF the Turkish Government.

I.on1en, Sept. "a axrztch 10 t1s
2 srses troEa 9ears8ia, Crete. saya taat ,
hand of armed Noham Hne8ans. ws.ca ieft
ths-~ ay permission os the governr1as zlf.
looted a.a burned sae Villages - Dgs pie.
Hslyy.a ase9 Eas.s8.l yss ia th@ district of
Momota1ss ard Destroyed fhe cngrrn ~
EfaESa Anos-aa3 Tsse viee-coEsW5s warned
re gosaFaor as5 t.se uoha azase4Ans fhsE
a -sneza4 of 9he oasr&Ees 122la aass
ze-t2uS co-neQz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

Toronto. Sept = ss--FolIo~snr tae exans-
ole IS Mass9i university. % Montreal. sxls
-fargufs university a8gksssfssses Aee4s-.
3 a.1sgf American usoney a. par sFgsn sas
students froFa serosz the aogaes II pay-
szG-.- o. sne-- .<S4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

se1a.la NO. SEQ. 81 M.sso2r3. Kar-
sas Il Texas frsEAg .Te!a ran sato an
e1ea xwsteh ard wss wrecked as Wilton.
e5gaGy-five miles eas1 o. hers. tlfia after
u5or Fireman Wlaazu Bake was cr2sA-
81 20 1ea+A aaser tae engine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

%ew York. sere * -srthsr J. K r. sv-
e-u-sxe asa6 o tae nFI - T. -. fsza s.
f-e sfe8 a~s8r e. H4s n9nae ss 81 9owa#ig
n z<e- - sears Ese nsa a4e1 sa1-
see.s4 w4s t-e arsa " H. Z. L-- - 30.
.o- .S.1y-SYs gsz.A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-29

Knot boats. OF which HerrsshoGs. 90 PRS
toi- are likely 10 get sRo. the Colsrnhi,.
iron Works. of Baltimore. two. ana Hfu-
man. OF Philadelphia. enc.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
ICE CREAM CAUSES TROt Bile.
LIVELY INTERCHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS
BETwEEN MEMBERS OF THE Ma
rrn<AT. cI-ARD

There ls trouble between the members OF tie l''h
and 18th regiments on account OF alleged u'Scoui
,esv on the part OF Captain John i. 'arro'' No'"
many F. OF the ith. toward ie" eua'usl"c" ''
the 18th supplemented a few days iater oy d" al
,o,od ,nertfnent letter In which the 18th boys re-
-, nh, they believe TO have been An Insult.
,, o.o Monday night Captain Carrolls company
gave reception in the lith Regiment arho's, III
Eighth-aye TO celebrate the winning OF 'hc Hce
hammer for skill in rifle shooting hu'noe' "a
nersons were present who had not been invited an"
cap,ain Carroll knowing that his supply OF re-
freshments was sufficient only FOR MS guests sal"
On in nc delicate a way as possible. Four members
~ tho 18th present left the hall The next Gay '"e
can,ain received n letter from one of the men, IN
closing a number of cigar butts with the re"'"'"
that the 13;h's did not feel that they had pee"
entitled to the cigars and wished to return them
"a far as possible The four members OF the l''".
William D. Mccormick. George Michel' Guy "oo'
ord William H. Bond. have given out the to"o"-
ing for publication over their signatures
Last Monday night week four members OF COM
pany f. 18th Pegiment wng invled on TO reception
given by Company + In the veterans room M op %,
p;a p0Ia aon With Captain Carroll During the course
of the evening the were invited to 1uJouem rv ~
one was seated Captain Carroll stood up ana h'au"
a brief speech. in which he sad: o ,ou !, the
room present who have not received tickets s OF ad
mission or been invited by members of OF the COM
The few persons Disseminated against proved 10 10
he The four members of the 18th Regiment. Mno
we're made aware OF the fact by the whispe'inS1I I :
between the members OF the lith Regiment "a ana .,
numerous hard looks cast In their direction ny ne,
were not served with cream as the captain "a sa'1 ort &
same was limited. but he managed Dy nar1 o. WI N
and much crowding consume fve plates s or I'm
nv actual count The whole thing Was gross ~,
sl TO the four members OF the l3th hegimeht, ah h
only shows the kind OF material that Exists ~ @ ,me
Hth After talking the matter over between me mem, .
selves the members OF the 18th decided 70 ss'a a
letter OF thanks for the way they were testeS'
also inclosed the stumps OF the cigars ""e" ''''
felt they were not entitled 10.
1t Is said the publication OF such letter dc lho
above is most serious violation OF regulations.
It s likely that Captain Carroll will take aeois,v0 @
made to Colonel Miohsll, OF the iAtn' UP 70 '~''
night
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
METNLET LEAGUE MEETING.
DISTRICT BRANCHES WILL FORM ZEN
TRIAL ORGANIZATION TO-MoR-
ROW EVENING

Tho uctSin,cv League Of Kings County Will oe or
r,,lzed tomorrow evening in the rooms Of the
rraoki,n Young Republican club All except TWO
~ ,h. Assembly districts have organized branches
and each branch Will send number OF de''s''es
- ~. meeting Thofnls Ffchir viii probably can
the meeting to order and. after the election OF a
tcu.orarv secretary the League Will elect prrra-
mont officers Mr. Fitchc IS mentioned for pr's'n'h'
OF the League
on Tucslny evening branch leagues were formed
,r tho IVih and XXth Assembly districts. The
meeting OF the TNin Distric; held In Robertson
Hail Tho following officers were chosen PRESIDENT
chester t. Lawrence. yicc-prcsIdent. William W.
Moore secretary David :. Davis, delegates To
,oun,v Committee. Thomas Fitchic. Chester B
Lawrence. q Fr,l Hart. Triah Han I. J. Farrell
anI \. + Haisht.
Tho meeting in the XNth Assembly District was
,,f, ~ srhn.lle's Hall Bushwick-ave and Eldert-
~ and the following officers were chosen; Prosi-
den, g " Hay. vice-presiieni. Or George L'icA'
s.~r.t,rv . q Die,z. treasurer. A. H. smith, dele
Y,t.s TO the County Committee ]: B 5eweley; a.
Mckenzie. D. Fr"ndenb"rHeT' r. II i'''' anu -
IN" Nick inicy League Of the NNith Assembly
District held Il ronS.ng mreuiin on pd sy"s Vii
IN I.ontrd was the temporary presld'ht.
st~cch,s were made by Assemblyman brrnnan
4 T. Hlnman. John Saycrs: George >. llama
I II G Kakcr and William Chambers. A commit
:, . ON finance selected consisting OF one iIi'i-
n.r " from each Election district. The Organization
ynvy has over .our hundred members. Meetings
viii be held every Tuesday might . ,,,,
a small group OF anti Mex inleytes are reJoicins
InvincIbla club on TUESDAY evening" captain
rrank G. Elliot and ex.Aiderman Edward =
Thomas are held responos nor 70 ITS it's frenGshp
for Mckinley The Twenty third Ward mas several
inns paced s ON TTsGr ns6 an action M is nSt resarI 1
ed as particularly omnous
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
nELD FOR A LARCENY IN DETROIT.

VARIES Ellison was brought into the Supreme
..at yesterday afternoon on the return OF writ
aoeas corpus ard his counsel. f. j. McCrossin'
wy for his discharge Ellison lives In Halsey-st'.
~ *longs 10 d well-to-do family. Mr.. McCrossin
=, mat the man had been arrested on Tuesday
ea' by Detective Delehanty charged with steal
,s S watch worth $40 from a woman in Detroit
'se years ago: that Ellison was arrested without
s'sfrant tina; the complaint was sworn to by the
Elective on Information and belief. and that the
cSy ground for the arrest letter from the
tb.sei OF Police OF Detroit stating tnat a woman
saere charged Ellison with the crime Ellison had
s,.n sen committed to JAIL and yesterday morning was
t"oagnt before Justice Hartman. on the appllca,
TWO days TO allow for the production OF iurtner
a, o,tehce teehnce Then Mr. McCrossin sued out tne writ
!, ~ nabeas corpus He said that Ellison denies any
sShowledge OF the transa ction and does not even
i naow The name Of the complainant On the applica
ins oi DistrctAttorney Foster l.. Backus the near
s on the writ adjourned until Friday. for the
S'oouction OF further proof