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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLMENHH
wummm II tut.
NOT FOR SALE
w j
o* THE onrnui or*
INSURANCE
AGEN(fi r
Brrnsw WAH XEVER HOW. -ATI*
Urtory. Ml. >lut Ha» Ant
It ha* rvnaialjr k« pmr*- with
fee th* growth and ytrmymrft of rteattbf.
tT>»- proaprrta tot the In!# wm iitto
Mghtrr.
W nfmnt wtn twa.
ynln, (Ilk aaai tf mt
$146,000,000
Amnon wliirh nt| ha (mart Um
PHCE NIX,
Or MAKTTONP.
HOME, of New York,
North British
AND
MERCANTILE,
or LOXDON;
German Americaii.
• /
or IffiW TONS.
Anon* the <il<Wt and U«t 19 lb, «<wM
The inMiiraiire branch of nns agency U
■MOMrtHI fxrMvely by «t»r tnemlwr of
4Mir firm, who iflv«> that «lott* hi* *\rU\
wmtial Mtt«*ntlon. Wt have vwutiy add
«4 to our list the
LI II K ItTY,
or NKW VbCK,
With a I aid up
Capital of SI,OOOOOO.
f*artic» rentilrlmr InwuraniT wil find It to
Itkelr arfMiiitntr* to call at thi* liwur
anr agency In Seattle
TURNER, ENGLE & LEWIS,
Urrldrnlal Hlork. Mill Mrrrt,
NKATTt.K. W. T.
FOR SALE.
Five Acre Tracts
SOMERVILLE.
Tract D, 5 acres,
" 43, 5 "
•' 29, 5 "
" 30, 5
tosiness corner on Commer
cial street.
plrrr «»f prnpertji Is 111#
elljr.
Two Choice Lots in Belftewn.
' HEFNER & DINHOK,
SKi r«mmerrial si.. SeaUlr.l. T.
TAJVCOUVEB,
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
term inn* "f I).** i Rail
offer* flrvt el*** tit<turrm«-ui«
FOR INVESTORS.
will wrll to tfci* |>Wv. *ui rail
BAND BROS.,
KKAE ESTATE BROKERS.
Sn'r v >v< i>rvKK. \ r.
HKIiMAN ( HAPIN,
JANK* HTKKKT.
•Vpu-lt." llnMraUl Holfl.
Agent for the purch£«e,
**!• and lensing of Rjal
lilate.
JWRTGAGES NEGOTIATED.
fOR I'AHIIY ITSE '
bwhU Flour
P WTlit h>>T TUY rr.
GW»KtiK U BUVKK,
• 4T WW-**** * **» *
' "rt"o «o*k. Seattle, Wa*.
aOaMtoe < xrynttom. iud alt*
wrtitu taw. "
IHAAC M. HAI.U
. »TT«tK.\KV ASD AT
' " U», Mlrilnt bt i .iiwTft. ITwtof ID
A«u»u*;t.. . mwt Salary r»t>tir Komh S
m»*i—. mil «mt
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rt-m mutt rteatih- HeatTWiS.*. Tnkf Iran
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KRWUX Ac «"I«M KfCI-|'.
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KHKN HM ITU.
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law 17 and la, P»nr|u RulUl
Int. fnatf atreet.
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r«h<«
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(•oNxri.TIM, FfIYMCIAX —TH I KTY
J rear" - pnu-tirr l-nt. «nrn*«n rafted
Hlatt-» Army. HOT Parlilr aimw•, T«ioi»>
W T . t*r ''«»k will l«* at tl„tcl HrrniMffirk
Weatth-. eaem Thtiraday ami Prtdav
iniT* k. m 7 oiikw.
ORVTIHT. IX A*W« IAITII WITH l>R
J f <triLW*\ I*, *nlHra>r« Mhirk, Fmit*
atrret S]ir>m* oU'l, jpt* a.lrnialatered, !f
C% HOriSHf HrHKIi. M. 1).
(1 KNERAI, I'E ArTITH iXEE— DM .VMM
I of the xilud, nervow* an i wo
w«»n • ifiwlmltT oftW-V» :» and *l.
v*km Work. Fnmt utrwrt Ttkr
Tfltuhittlf 'tW riw
UK. If. I>. U)N(iAKK.H,
(irai>catf. or T»ir rxnruMTY or
V IV»iti») U«?il«, nmkra a «lt> "1
of Ihi' eye. wir *:»< l throat Trwt»
private, rhr*»nl« tid iikln diva*"* It"
mnVf» lunmr* «>i4 il<m without
|>«ir» i»f qm> of Ibf knife
o©ce, ntrurt Third rikl Chfrry •tm-tn
il'ww, V w rn t»lp in
T T. Viyott. M. t» !t uM. IMWHO*, H 11.
DIIM. M 1 NOli Ac 1)A WH4 >.N*
1 11I YM 11 IAN •• AND M'RtiEON*
iffiM* IN or**A nor«r nun k
Trlfphnnw: Oflic, Su *5; I»r Minor'*
ryldcfice. .\u,
111*. (iWi. A. KKlrll,
(|<TIIMT. X.\JtYS<X»a • »» , |KT.
" bavin* rrtwrwrti fr m t»U trl|» t*» thr
Rj*t «nd Kun»|«'. mil l»* |»1« »*• d t«> meet
hi* for«»«-r | a!?«»im and *»tttt-r« de*irif»« bin
aervieea. «t hi* f«fUM*r «»IH« In th»* Vr*!«
l<rary HU 11, HftHiv, W. T. Re*lde»e«, hrf
iw Fourth wtxl M<rton. dw
DH. HHAN \()N,
I>H YSlt'l AN AS I* H!*H«.|CON (>rri« K.
t'niou Itlock, front »tnrt. fioor.
up«tair*. Komn l«
l fflrp houn—lo a. m. U» 12 m; t tot |>.
in ; 7 tot m
R. L MM 111f, « l» U KVn» WIU AKI». W. l»
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IVnMn'ii Itloetr, Pnwt *trv*-t iKRcr
hour# -t to i |» m and ?to * f». m
I>l*. A. <i. WIU.IAMM.
I>IIYHH , IAK I9M» KTfeIKON FORMER
ly Miwtm flty « bml». M
OAce K-««in«. No Front «lwt, >*■
attic. W T
Mr. i• m«t Mm* M•«J • < •*' !«'.
nKALF.RH AMI TKAi lIER* —i Itßts
tian hclence. Nrntil Ilea Mine Hmuni
atrvrt, between N-iu-t h and l'«brr»itjr, *e
atfle. WH»hhiirtoiiTi , rrtt4»r> _
JfAKK.It. t <
SKA Kill KK* OF mCl'Oßim Rooms
IV, Jt>, Xt, third tl««or. t'ulon block
Complete *N*fr«ri« ««f title furnt*bM to
*tt> Und* In th.> <it> of Prattle or kin*
roniity.
IK KIN K .v M K.K.K KK,
\K<*H II KCTH \M> HtTKRt.VTirSI>
rut*. In Ye*U*rL*»ry Hk«i,
htrntrtrw!
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("lIVIL ANIi MIMNt# KN'iINKKIL- < m*
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H. KIKINMAN,
\K* HITW T Kim»M *. KT. I Mi* BLOCK.
Fronl »nd MarM»n
For Sale.
Two lots, corner Eighth
and Pike streets, north-
west corner, all cleared.
Finest lots on Pike street.
FREO E. SANDER.
4 or. Mill kihl Cowmrrrlil *l«.
FOR SALE.
rp|{v VAN |m>KKN HKM, OX »lIiTK
I | *
«,-rv* tu f *' * l!t
,n kill**, w*rvb«»u*r. !«miv rtr , j» fh»e «*•
tier Yht» til# t«r*t f*rro« iw th<*
IVrrlfatr? ?*>»<***+titok*rlmmd alhtlii
i itt« *l*» f«* tmrtirnUr* •M**>
,ir H<l4fw LiK*' M \ \N l*»KF>
Whitv Kivrf r.»t« iv.
Klmt* «*. Ter
Or FHtn r
•1« for »M rowßwn'Ui »'-»
KLOI'H.
Full Roller Process
PORTLAND PATENT ROLLER
A* ID
SALE* PATENT ROLLER
IKK TUB «t» -T.
Tr> aai I* «.<•*!»'▼*! A.' .*w«"<rr*
;
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I I ! > « »!«»> V
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rdk. n'l'Uit .
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rn>< *T»«»r»?c«. »rtwi
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■ i'r feajt la !t «# I'**' ll •* '
I t. UKtl K<">< »*lC^
W. P. BOYD k CO.
DRESS FABRICS.
ALL THI Hl* n*T» A*D TEXTI KK*.
< tmngrnlili- Mllk», <H»ngmhlr Molrr
llU«'k and ( Vorrd Milk*.
STYLISH COMBINATION COSTUMES
I'AHAHOIXud Mt'M l MHIIKU.AHin brautilulrulorinc
IWtgii ;«.,KI workniHiwhip iinrirullrtl.
LACES
In rlqolisu- rU "!m a:i4 rirract p-ofu»l<». fmta tin- flnanrlDK to th*
aarr>* «• cdsin«. Aim AJJ<jr*f Um So drUcatv cokaluft. fw
KVKX IN Cr TO I I.KTT KS.
CORSETS AND HOSIERY.
B OP E C I A L:
A \mritiy la c<*tnm«* iu w»*h lufrnr* —aorel
£QP*Ortl*>r• by mail will weive oarvful au4 pmrnj-t attratloQ.
621 and 623 Front street, Seattle, W. T.
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware.
In order !•» enaMe me to make a final *ettlcment «*»f the e*tate of I» P "•inlth.
I will i'ioa>* iKit the entire M«irk of watchva. jirwclrjr. etc ,at coat. !*al«*«f«i*:ti\f.
and to t*r.n at oner Will glvr the beat Imnram* ever offered, MO call early and
frt flnl ebolre. I alio uflrr f*»r «ak all nal t*fat«r owurd by thr firm.
A. A. NMITII,
L. T Hmlth A S«»d. 70K Frotit «tr»i-t
IZfcTSTTZR-AJSTOIE]
Kiix», Marino, I-.iti* and Accident.
TAYLOR & BURNS, Agents,
Do an Exclusive Insurance Business, representing 25
companies, the best in the world. Prompt
payment of losses.
lie*for to un >' «»r our €>l«1 cuMtomrrM.
Offlrc In Hutl«*r'a Kuililinf, Jarnr* •trrrt, Srattlo.
ALIiKIiT 11ANSKN,
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry,
7 i
STEINWAY PIANOS,
Aim! other of Piano* am! (>rxaitM.
YESLER BLOCK. FROHT STREET.
G. A. GOERKE,
NI K RC' 11 r I\VILC )IJ.
Attention and integrity assure you satisfaction.
BROWN BLOCK. FRONT STREET.
WM. 11. HUGHES
Print ing Company,
SEATTLE, W. T.
All kind* of iMMftk sn«l Job work | <OH MKIA ftTRKKT.
LEYY BROS.,
lIfOITIIM A** MALUM IS
IMPORTED, KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIOABS,
TOBACCOS. PIPES. CUTLERY.
And all th«" IftHt articM Wf tnrttr th«» ptiHUr And the trad* in feuerml
t»» r»ll an«l namlne our »t<* k and prtiv*.
1 l;i < ommrr«'l»l —tre***!* Wrnttlr, W. T*.
FREE OF COST!
ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN i GO.
TIM Iml hut* Monn Brokers of «h*
raciflc C**it,
»<(•»' icrli IWTIT »TIOI fc, til *T«iTO»A»»MATTL*,»»HI M u til t»
•ill M Uf f <tn,
POST BUILDING, MILL ST., SEATTLE,
i Biitßrtnii Mnrißovrairrifi
«) % I I KM • r *• (TTtK »»Q • «< rn- »4 .»
...A r«A« ur i\-4IT tt> roc. Ao4 U |M IMU vtah M «>
B1 M< ia Ifc*
Future Great City of the Pacific Coast
TH« ONLY BKATTLC IN AMKRICA,
BOSS 1 SECOND AUDITION FOR $175 OR S2OO,
Tfcl. It !b» EUIKU « «!•* * fc«a «J
0» . t - «!«'» « fcWto-# V ■»<•»■< .S«» .%» V« •<•»» «
w f.» • b«r'«n fc .v. .u> »It 'i- r-» ' W.liW
■■.lll im- !i «*' '»•- ' <■•* Bt« »'» <4 t>J«th-l» „«U —. Kf«»
M .*.! » i v»kl«f.. n*.
.trrxu • l** l ' *• 1 "•* ***' I * 4 * •• " •« »
v , . *. „»#.«,• I >.r t »:««.»•''. I «l.t.
tbj ,«» k « »i U, J-»r u I »t V»i »i ». fcs t:.#
> ■ \ «*fc at l. < r«IA
COLLECT INSTEAD OF PAY RENTS. BE
YOUR OWN LANDLORD.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TEUITOBT, BATCKDAT, MAT IS, ISS?.
( liufvl the »o« df<»mblc
IS
I* ALL ITS ttKtMMK*
OKtLI.K IS
Hole afrnta for the celebrated
VcasMli j5« l-H te
TABIFF DEBATE.
RepmratatiTv Scott Finn
the MU.
TWO HOt KM THI ( OtHllß.
»»Tfral OtWf MtaWn dytak rra
mm* Cam. mm* (lolnaaa *Ul>. .f
Tr*a». OamHala Hailaf IkrTlat
VtaiwiO, Ma* 11.—Aftrr tbr
nwreiai ba«inr* bad l«n SbiM.
Ihr huaf wmt into A ronimittcve al
the whole uc the tariff hi'l. and Mr.
took th* fljor. ll* hemn bi
vp**>-h with a ,l*f*ti* of th* of
f«.hu.\l *cctM»jr and th* eorm-tn**»
u( iti cu«da<MH. U* a«k*il wh*th*r
thi-» pwt r:Hintnr, MXtv mUlion*
strong. with inventive geniu* keener,
with labor more -kil)c i than any other
on the pk»be, »hois hi decline to
n>nipete for the raprrmatT in the
mart" of mankind am] continue for
ever to trade among our-«rlve« under
} tkt insane that me are grow
ing rich bjr the proce*s The enemv
*m'td: ''Y« let U* build a Chinese wall
around this young ami vigorou* peo
: pie, eager enterprise already
\ t'hxfi* under the 6?luti«fr, end
tif we cannot make it wbollv imper
vious let u« make it a« nearly
we can." They were our lW»urbon>
' and of the densest kind. Their faces
: were turned tuckward not forward.
Thev were looking through the di«mai
»haile-* of the dead |«<t, and not
through the glowing dav of the living
present. Tbe bill was framed in the
interest of the people. It was
intended. in the first instance, to *tay
■ the mountain of surplus in the treas
ury. threatening overwhelming and
po#fWr immediate di«a«ter. even now
vividly imi-emiinff, am! **econd. to re
lieve a-* far a* prudence would |«ern»i!
at thi* time, the overburdened
trie- of the «- »untry front elective
taxation, the proceeds of which «lo n<»t
|w«w into tbe treasury but go dire tly
to tbe support of ti»e grasping monop
olies. which for the mo»t part
comtaned in utterly indeieu*ib!e and
atrt*tou<. and oporesMve trusts. A
blii had lieen introduced by a member
of tbe bou w e iltandalh ami referred to
the comulitter, provided a larger re
du« tion of international taxe* and
dealt very curiously indeed with tbe
tlufie ; but taking the iron
and steel schedule as a fair index of
the genius i«ro|a»ed in the bill, ami
one with which the member introduc
ing it was to l»e the most
familiar, and. puling judgment on
tbe whole from thi-, it safe to say
that it wa* not in line with tbe reve
nue reform, not in the interest of the
consumer, nor middle man. nor tbe
manufacturer; but, in fact, increased
tbe burden* on every avocation,
every industry, tbe iron worker
as well as tbe farmer. Taking
it item by item it gave the astounding
resuk that for every dollar of reduc
tion on the duties in the iron schedule
twenty-six dollars were added to tbe
burdens of tbe public, already too
onerous to lie borne.
ACTT\LLY IMCfitAHCor TAX
Infteiid of reducing the ination,
thi* till actually propt»-*♦•<t to im Tease
it. The majority of the committee on
way* ami means hud sought first to
relieve the industries
by on the free list a-* far a*
powiWe oorh articles as were c**en
tially necessary to them to enable them
to rtiiujH'te riot only in their home
markets hut in the* market* of the
world. Necond a revision and read*
justment of the various schedules
under the existing tarilf would leave
amide duties on all merchandise that
could po«*ihly I* int|iorted from
abroad in competition with home
product* ami protect the home manu
factarer* and the labor employed by
them. Protection, *o called. would
not add a penny to the wajre worker's
pay or give one day's additional labor
in the year, hut it would roll hint of an
undue proportion of hi* earning* t4»
Imrchase the necessaries of life and
eep him a trembling dependant.
Sim e the recent history of this country
showed that the tendency of |>rotc<-ted
industries was towards combinations
in the form of trust- under which pro
duction w is arbitrarily suspended „raia
inu p i<*e"« to the consumer and throw,
inc the workman out of hi* Jolt. A
monopoly more terrible, more danjrer
ou* to the lilierties of the country,
more oppressive to the laborer could
not l»e imagined.
M'RPCX.H or Tim rARMi E"
t'pon no da*s of people dofi the
present fiscal l>ear PO heavily
at upon the farming da**. One «>f the
*tn»n* arguments of the protection
ist* to the fanner wa> the home mar
ket that protfi'tiun wi* alleged to in
jure for hit hi< produce wa<t it- fal
la< y and a fraud, and the intelligent
farmer* wouhl in»t longer I*
l»y it ||lle called attention to natural
**•», and said that the manufacturer*
who are «> fortunately situated re
quired nothing more to enable them
to take the -tart of this majestic
worfd to l«ear the palm alone. Hut
free materi d, open markets tnmnd
the jr!ohe. no unnecessary restriction
here nor there, t heap food and cheap
clothing.
Til* TKXtt) WOOL <jt'e»<Ttii!i
Another vexed question i* wool.
Thi* hill put CM»I on the free list, not
only in the interest of the wool manu
facturer-, hut in that of the sheep
husbandry it-elf, to enable the manu
facturers of this country to compete
in the home market ana to export a
surplus abroad, he must )*• ante to
purchase his *,R»| as favorably, not
only a* to pri« e hut as to the .selection
of quality and kinds, as does his f«»r
eijm com|ietitor I nnnediately w»>ul
free our manufacturer 1 * would l«ejrin to
draw u|*>n the market* of the world
f«»r raw materia! to meet the Ameri
can demigod*. The result would l*e an
advance in wool in foreign market*
and an Advance abroad would advance
the pri* e here? tariff or no tariff.
t> cnxru .n >n
!n conclusion he «ai«l *We are
here, *ir, we the majority of the viv<
ami mean* committee. and «*f thi*
hou*e in defense of Auprium imiu>-
trv We alone «»fTer Jt j-rotectkm.
We Mtk «|one the iri<le|«'mlf m e ami
ainrramitxemerit of dorae*ti<' by
lii*-rattnjt it from unnatural restraint*
ami allow me it the un<h«turt«M t*r
s*—»i »n ami complete enjoyment of it*
own*earning'. The otifter ?We offer-*
it what? A nu.nopoJupnl market in
which to buy the ne»-e*«*ari«-* of life on
the one haiiii, ami on the other a la
bor market ".ihjrrt to the etpfiTof
trusta. WIB the laboring man
that irenerosi* temler ami vote with
the monopoly jwrty under the
• «*rrt«*n of the emytoyer? If they do
the hitleou-
ferson *«• a natural result of restriction
ami the *u!«tdy why. will ru«h
h-wn ami the »»f»mn»rt«t of
the frt—|irM j«a«?» into the hami* of
. > - . ■ j. j» r». r:
it* an*i i;*e them to |J-iiwlfr
thr pe->|4e for th*ir own earvhment "
Mr. So«t! -*|**ke for more than two
Ivtujr" ami be was loiitUy «|i|4atiiN a**
he aHf u«le«i
H '1 « e xitni-
IW-f *rr the uate be? an ttu« morn*
mz Mr MiJ«. <*f Tcio, from th»-» om
nmtee am rule- reported a re oiotiro
pro*r im* tliai the «wr of daily mrt
.'.2*4 tbe boo-e afciß hereafter be 11
oViorfc. ami xh ' after the f?erier-U 4e
;Mte <*n the Canff *«tU -hall hare
t. v te bou«e -ha I sS, in each »laj Hp
I*, di The re* tutiun »n doj«trl. V
OT«f K riltt UK* j
Mr tlear. owa, iu tli* tfl
V.li« belt, at: • h he *ai*iwouM •-e-tr--V
V er> ,i»i Ui*»? ai«i l&at in Uu« « r <U*
te-t betwee : free traikr - nti prtitM.mil
the H«pobii.~aa i>art> fe d on it-* wfckp
vfce inter* : of the manafactarrr* and
borer*, wkiie o . the otfeer was a
larjce portion <4 ib* DetttorraU fwrtv
barked bv forettn inftaence.
Mr. IhbUr, «< Smtb I'amliai.
<"4-ed the RepubJirm* for their pcopo
- *tN*n. that tv oaly t inff dntw
*hvi~h shout* I k mluool were tho-e
oo »rt>Se- wh»h nwU t» prniucnt in
the ~outh and for de irit.ir that <»rrr
, tlint -hou}.| he e vert the
rk* utf the < ar\<tiua« uhi the -ur« of
UraUm.
' Mr. Hansen nf Wi-w.-w,
f the IhU. and the committee then .1 r. re
and the htau-e tmA a rfrt« UntJ.
' errninir.
iTI!W> .
At the erenine nrwtiua the M*
f*»v«*d th!t v -ereti (*ns»ou bills and
adjourned.
bosd* rt kchawku.
■»«•»« "t l*» af the Kr
eeat Clrralar.
W taatxcTns. May 11." The total
an.o jnt tt l»»b purchased utuler the
circular at April 17th. including to
day's p:m'hw, i< tIMWjM*. Their
co-t to the p.reToawnt. iachkHnjC nrr
. mium*. wa» W.aSJiir When the
■w rrUrr i«u*<! hi< offer tohavhoßtls.
the trea-ury surplus, a- «t*t«sl in the
official statement. was **»~. nai
>l!ife then jt ha- li <-t lated between
f I ami Atnml
in(E tit the -Interne nt i-.«iws| yesterday
it was ur -lijhtlv in et
■**« at what it wa-i when the' burin*
of bonds began, ••flowing that the e\-
cesaof the receipt- otrer the expendi
tures ilutm* Uie stated was
rreater be JCijni than the amo snt
tiprndMl uptoyntndtr in the pur
chase of bonds. It is ur».ler»t.«*l that
this apparent fail-ire to reduce the
surplus hail con-ideraole to do with
the action of Acting Secretary Thomp
son today in ai-cepiing over
i>( bond* at rates higher than have
|*etiuti-lv lwen paid IWav
was psM for 4 |*-r itot fatwih, and
♦l.<*< for 4Vj. Heretofore fl.'JH', and
fl"7»« respectively were the burliest
price* paid. Secretary Fain-hud i«
ttis|>o«cd to bay hewvify. h .t he inti
mated at the depart turn! that it i» tutl
likely thai he would >ro almve today's
rate unless specially no|*-lie I thereto
in the interest of the government.
SAVTA FK M'HKIE.
I nless the Krle ¥le)d« a Kate War
will he Waged.
New York. May li. An evening
[•a|*-r print- u ■dory creating the Santa 1
re Itatiway t'ompany with a -< heme 1
to mirrhn-e or le:i-e the Xei Y«»rW. '
I.alie F.rie A We-tcrn Knilway and •
thu- tain a ttraiui tran-<x>ntinental i
line uniler it» own mun.tcement. If j
the Erie|*ople will not -elitheir rv.nl-' 1
the Santa Ke Company have dei kieil, I
paper'* authority *av». to le:i-e it. and '
111 event of their reining to -eil or '
lea-e. the Santa Fe will inimeiliateiv (
open a rate war an.l e ta!>H-h a i
fare between Kantsa* t*l!v and t'alifor- 1
tiia i»>int« t > coniiwte with the other
roaiN and them t • combine i
again-l the Krie in favor of the Santa 1
I*e Company'* wi>he>.
VKXIKDOF rot R-K.
Bowros, May 11.—The secretary of !
the Santa Ke railroad say< the story ,
that that company i« trying to (fet c >n
trol of the Krie is absolutely untrue. |
MKTIIODIST CONFKKEXE. 1
i
I'ruiuUc of a Sriualiou Whrn KlUhop
Taylor** Keport i» Mail**.
NEW YORK, May 11 Itiahop How
man presided at the Methodist Kpis*
copal conference today. 1 »r. Klliert
It. llette. of California," criticized the
mem Iters who read the new 4|Ni]er.<
during prayer an I Hi slum llowman
did the same. There i* to lie a sensa
tion when Bi*h«>p Taylor's renort of
his work in Africa i< made, lie aavs
his lal*ors has l*>en successful while
his op|>onctit4 claim that thev have
l»ecn a failure. One of the Afrit an
i missionaries name) Itavenport, ar t
rived yesterday, and he will testify
that the work has l>ecn far from *uc«
ce**ful.
Ki shop Taylor wiil present his rd
port tomorrow. An etfort will fe
made to refer it to a special coniiu!
tee, but the majority will vot • to s i
it to the committee on missionaries,
The foreign conference presentesj
paner asking for t fie establish merit" v
a Norweigati and Swedish annual M
, ference on the Pacific coast which f 9 t
referred t«» the proper committee. t
Several reports and resolutions Ire • .
presented and referred to the pf* >r T
: committee*, anions them one .
j effect that the Methodist < 'frs l»
North nhou'd ap|s»int a commtfr of
thirteen to meet a similar conJttee .
of thefhurch South for the pur*** '*f ,
arranging a basis of "union Ad
journed. |
ro*T»rn< K wildi**-
! Home of the Provlalona Maill'y 'l*r 1
Authorities at \V»hlnp>'
W**Hi»<inis. May 11.— jfc house;
| committee on post jiiicni toiUordered '
i a favorable rcjKirt on hairniati '
| Blount"') bill to provide a iperaj law i
j for the erection of |*i-tirtico«iilding-.
It provide' for the Appointtfnt in the
: postotfii e department ol a! architect
anil superintendent of conduction at
a «alary of |«-r yenptho "hall !
with an assistant superfine archi- '
' te< t of the treasury ile|i/l ment pre
. ( >arr for the I">pltice luil ii- >
ing-. The p.»-t master genr»lis»ithor- .
j iied in hi- discretion t<i rfnntriH tpo-t-
J ottice buiMing" at any f< <- at which
Die |fro*.« lxxtal re.'rl[it *" r two year* '
: or I.lol* ihall have
each year. So buiUinjnMinl under
| the a t ihall mof than f'JS.OJU. (
. The s.ini of IV'.non.flttJ »1I tie appropri
ated to be available iliinj! the year to
carry out the ptirpdr* of the l>ill
The numl>erof tow nwlnch would l»
entitled tu po*tom< «>«likiin)r» under
the provi«i<*n) af tit hill i* ]•! vrd at,
I.VKi, and it i< that S.'VfOV
i»« would !«• rvqilinl to oupply them
all with huildin<v
HOI'THKKN UAITIHTM.
1 Their Annual s*e«l««i »!>»»• •• Kleh
m»4.< litrlnla.
KICMHOJIP, My 11. The annual
•>e«»ion of the woiinern Baptist church
!»-jrarr here tod* with "tr« dele?ate
pre ent J'rof l*wi-» I*. Kly. of Miv
-nun. prr«kte>l fc r»—i ient M*-ll having
I die.l -inre the a-t convention. The
re|«irt of the h«#ie nii->-ion Uiard lie
wriWt it' w<A a» never liefore *>
{>ro-|wrtn.e. 'IW need« of the Niard,
low ever, are arirer than ever The
work in t'uh mu-t l-e largely in
t rea*etl. and .h it aiuon>rthe forei/n
and colored ppulation i»f the xmth.
juit he^un
The rcportof the lwiarti of
nnation" £*-• into ilctaib and >ie
wrih*-' the rork a- being in a gratify
irut -tatc efproKTVat.
liuslkr* G<* l*» l*rl«AN.
rill. May II Ki Warden Var
nell an«i et-« • »ntv l'omtm»"i'»ri«'r«
Van Ivlt. Ileyden and
Ochs, th* <%» ok county *iwHalter-."
-tartel t»r ioliet »t oVkwk thi«
m*»rnintft4» l*ejrin their trrmi ef two
>ears' inpris*»nrnent.
I'kat* «f Hi#* llnrtlnflon Strike.
( HK'too, May 11. Two thousand
raiintai men attended the meeiinir
U-t nifht *-aibs| Y*y the H-ir)mftot>
strikei- t«» roBM ifr statement* to the
effwf that the rrew* of the rariou«
road* tran«fr rrinsf Barlinjrtm cars
were att* Weil by nor*-unionist*. A
romMfttee was appmnted to *it on
the |raeril manairers of the van•» *
ru%*& and re»rw-"l proteetion. li this
protei*tiK»n i* n**l irrante*!. th* men -ay
lh#y will not handle Bnr)iH||tofl hu-»
ne*r The «x»mmittee will try la hare
the revolver* of h me# f «nljs-atftl
El.aw
!! Th-irst ir'O
* n.tay h -w*r law
the case *4
ihaignl w:ih knet>
i «»n S-aiwlay. tie
n day- work in the
i>l f '** tsre. The
the law n
alar# *4Jsor»^-
l—Tb i?giflksna«
W. i. BRYANT ltE>
He Slipped From a K?
Boat into the
*«*! Ml IT «.t< •H>* r
Hf Vu\mMi»W \ wry /***
Brfan Ikr f*t»l Wl-*rl^ lr *
of Hi. Llfr lor «>■, »
froniaf«l FrurlM-u
Sis Fusiiaro, Vi\ l'*
Bryant. el-mayor of thi-
Utkr-1 *ilh wrUio on
(«U,T ferry Uvt tW« * " f
Ml into thif l«av an I
II i< Uj.lv **. r*-x>Tw.l A*' au ' vr ' 1
to the iiwtiw. ___ .
i'oa»».lerat>le .Uviiht j-:
tu whether Bn«nt'< **
cklent or .«ii. !,le. an ! f ~r tfM "
orv »wm> to he f »'
rej*e.l lie Wt here ,
the >l,l mer Knt-itul r, 1, V V'", !
iki, nwniiiM, an.l *>/ *1 **.
verv nerTou. jni e\f ,?
,vutvha-e,l hi. t, ket. - :n. i
tiiuate friwul* s*y tw ,
ly mruUv. anl (mr/" ''V *
(>nrv-r-l that he w»» * a " *?"
in* of the lirain N^ v . B V , T~i
bin- -« him fall .■ f
fci.ho.lv n. ,uk.>
*unk twice hy -a ho/*'"*' 1 <*>'■> «
|«ts-inf strainer. IV 1" ' "J*,
tin. t. hut the me< ,!w s ' ,i! j '
nothing for Um, i££z ,r "-' 1
that hp wa. -till air* *! •'» 1
the »harf. a tew •"«<*' ™e :
Ihhlv »< utter* y r, '" l o v, '"l «•"!'< -
mofvuf. ......
Coroner >tant if" .
autot-v w«uM 1. r ■
termini whether"* ha < l » .
tit. ,
rmtoM « » «"r ;
The theories i "' lr i " 11 »'' ■
were pr**|Htun«? ft \ MR>n j l " *»
Hrvant « Uratft" '" t
coroner ma. A** 1 ' *">' «** " ,
mayor*, trim? 1 ,! "* ,i "*
State li,ve.u.?" M ?" u> 7*J" n, »'" t, - T - ;
tin.,- 11. .a?" 1 \ lr Bryant « i>n
vat- affair., P »' *««»"• *«"»*
«n.h a. to if V 'I'M- rat,-.
hut h:» healf '**!* <*" ,r f^ r Mx
month. „r J"-*" l "; *•*"'«**"»»■•
from «•' W,an ". v :
Sumr ..v V" 1 he !! 1 di T® ' '
ha,l *.* w h> flatly »»1 »*«
j,, tto fauJf V""*« 1 V ,h ,""* h
l>rol«l>l,' t/ * 1 "'" Movant *, nt
to tilt- (I. on '* l .
vv i ,i„ |!,..»* <»!t the fait *»f th«* Ur.it a '
ffw niiinfl nter ' ajui 1,1 -H|»p«hl
Milrr. When !„■ ma.!<- h>-
«,.j«ara»» tt J' e " ;t "."* '? V"'
\.,rr.i'v '"f 'my, a fi » mtnuU'- lw- ,
lore 'i •"* *»" nvrv.m.. |
Ili li it trrinhl.'il vkUrntiv. an.l he 1
wrJ> Iwvr «Hrt)t;'tlty in -.riog ,
i-lrarlv* a ' l a^M * Vl ''" M,t t " ilt
mrntd |«;rturi«t 11.- »a1k...l
,| ow jJ»»»*nl the Knttttal. f"iH* ha»l (
si-an I* the before a !»»u«!
heard and it w»* m « m that
orrrlnKirtl. Theti*ie
flow/ >tn»njrlv an»i enrrie<i him ruj>-
Kljvp'thwanl until he wi\* pi< ke«l
UJI 4 tMMt.
m c»* ins i.i rr..
i llryant wh« U»n» in New llitmtv
and was years of aire, lie
iJs a widow and two daughters re
.here, and another n New
jjipshire. lie came to i 'allfornia in
u- earlv day* ami"en#raf?e«l in tnin
|. Since then he has |>ecn promi
»it in im-ines* and i*»litical cin Ic-,
• 1 has n* tnay«»r of this »ity
o terms. Itetween the years IKTtI and
Hi' wealth i* edimated at a !*•-
ireen a quarter ainl a half million
jollars.
HTIII Till: AMMAI.H t'P.
rhat I* the A<lvlee faiven l»y Master
Workman l*«>w«terlj.
I'HIIM FI emMay 11 ticiieral
Waster Workman I*ow«lerly. in a let
;er to the Jonmal *»f I'nited l,a!*»r, n*-
to the petition of the Knight-*
»f Laltor for a p*>vernment telegraph,
R'hich was |>re-ented t»» *«»me
time api», ami to the fact that no ac
tion has tieen taken on them, say that
it is now aliout time to a*k of the
to lte#in b» make inquiry' as
to why their repres#»ntative« are inai
tive, -o that it may lassune known lie
fore the next election who i< to blame
for the delay. "Write to your «ena
t'>r * and representatives an«l -lir them
up on the telegraph bill, fall atten
tion to the fart that I,Ot*MMI citizens
have atlijqpft their ►ijrnature-* to i*'ti
tions askm . r of them not to drink
bramly and not to quarrel, but to act,
upon the telegraph bill."
LIXHCR COMPANY EXAMISEO.
Colonel M night uf W l«r<in«ln la Itl#-
litly t'roaa-eaamllied.
WtaiiiMiTos. May II - The exami
nation of t'oioiiel" Knittht, K<"'ieral
manager of the Sii|erior Lumliert'oin
pnny, of Wi-«on>in, liefore the «enate
coiiiiuittee on Indian trader-hip. re
trardinpthe Apent tJrraory matter aiul
the cutting of lojt* from Indian rr«cr
v.ilioii" w.i« reunited to lay. The mo-t
inter»'-tm|t feature »a« one which will
not appear in the record Murine the
cotir«e of the lonir rro.s-e*amination
by Senntor Chan tier the wltnei* *a>
a-ke I to pive the history of the coin
panv and the name< of the larpe«t
stiK-kholder- He proceilel with the
hi-lory mi l named -everal gentlemen
a« among the leading -t.w kholder"
hut he declined to "tatc the amount of
itnck thev owned on the ground that
he had no right toeiplaln their private
bu*ltie*" affair* He made eiception"
to t"ol. Win. V Vila", who he «aid
owne I *'4o !«hare< of a face value of
and hini«elf. Hi* inve-tment
w a« Jiß.iM'. or 'J#' *hare«.
Senator Chandler in*i*te I upon hav
ing further information and Senator
Kaulkner "tate.l that all the -tockhold
er" were Hetmhli ;in« eti ept Mr. \ ila*
and himwelf and that none of them
had any connection in any way with
the matter under inve*tieation.
Senator Kaulkner then renpeaterf hi"
objection. Con«i ler iWe di« u»"i«ni of
the matter en#ued and the witne».
finally "aid he could not remeiuMr the
amoiint" of inve.tment" of the other
"hareholder* and he would riot furnWh
them from the company'* record* un
!e*> »rnl to by law , except a* to
Mr. Vila" and hius*e|f. He denieii
that the . om|»ny had < ut any tiutlirr
from reservation land" and if they had
•aweil any for other pwrtie* it had
lieen done unwittingly
Hlt.H II tTKH IN ILLINOIS.
Hacr *l«ae Hulkhead « arrieH \wßf.
• n<l Harh Other I»am«a«- Doar.
|; f .. a l«t i,;.. 111. My 11. Th*
hiirh water »hi>h ha« heeti running
oVef tlic «t"ne n alt of the MuUm
water latwer for day«. lkt» aftennwo
i'artie.i away a large *. turn of the
huge -I me bulkhead whe hr in-tM"
the aonth • harinel l«etwe-n the R'« k
idatxl ar->nal and the main "hore
Kive h n.dred feet of thin wall hav<
di*ap|«eareit, and 111* l<el» ve.l thai the
re-t ha« l«-en ba-llv di."integrat<-.l a
t.. need rele.iil.iing The wall m*t tlie
in.vemment Tl>e tfele o{
water < to the citv of It.* *
I"Ui>d ' arrted ml to and-atreatn
<•? from tlie upper «a»
mill" atv.l the freight wareb<.i«e" of
the St l aid IV ket line All train
are on theft. Paul road !»■
tween b'fr and savantra In f"a e
cpietx e of the flood*, and at I'eoria
••n a.. t. mt i ' the long railway etn
hanknrnt. f hi. h threaten- t;> break
ami n ..t tir. I-WUIHI- II IM I roll
familke* are Im/aitig IWt of their Iv.me.
t.-niyht
Qt AWTKKI.L*» «.l KKII.LAW.
|;eo»! .B ef That Faaansa KaM a
• ieadUh KaMer».
S»r. I>.r!" May 11. ♦'it Seen o
yua-utreU', <4d Utn i «f giaenttaa ha.
a rru.-ta.ci at Ma* sprint—. 14. mj/vn
IMiay When the ro4l wai f*ile-l t
*»« Inrsr) thit hut *Y*ntrf:t irf »hr
haad arr s n briw w»x.< thrni Qko
fjnwoi Vrat.k Jar w*. Mr-
V|uantrvtl mot fr \*t Uie chief,
mml ih»w a re-»dent «W « mud lV»rrr
Ohio. it> r-vcut and amwerrd for
H*t «**». The men ««ikr of tWir
s*H ifti— vithtmt the
v, ithl a- wmc |*rtr,«Urt\
piut w»« uarivriel
na~r«Cor *o?t»e r*woe wotdki hrrak in
vitii a rsmterititit, evw
i>e fomrtnl »* tntf of th»* rai#ler« The
Wtf was * over in all it* hlmiy
fan. hfntiHi %-rnelty nod ftiulT ha
IIW, Ttt* men revrled with
each other in their awful >Uv
ric*. Th:» fc rhe fir*t mmwß
that hw hk«n tfav since tiuantreU"*
death in the MvfeT** ho-p;:.u iri Louiv
villr. July i\. K\ With the exception
of two in'Te ta* ami on in t \t)ort<MK iD .
the murieor* Hve to Mi^niri.
RtSEHALI «.\MKs
win* A K*in awl D.»r» IN—
tr*»tt im) Wa«hl«cl>>n.
May II TWe Vth
letn--Brooklyn ram* »«p«»-tpo»ed on
account of rain.
Cat* May H -Tbfft wa* no
pime here todav on ammint «*f rain
riyi -tsr* \Tt. May 11- 'i,
St. louh»»
(ifvn \Ni> May 11. <Vvelaml 1
llaltimonr
May 11 -Lmu*vilW 11.
KaitAn ( it> * 1
i- •*ToN-rtT?**rß...
Pnrrsai k«». M.iv II The h««cue < hih '
wa« imaMe to Jt4nirh witli '
today, ami were 4iiit out H<w«j
their two run* on tn - loiiThit-. a>kie
from which they eouhl n«4 hit (ialvin.
S*ore IMi«tairg. o. fV^ftav
W liHIViT'»MNP! % \ \roi t*.
lKi»iv*%ron* May II iValv'- > |v
port mat poor hut tbeir lurd n«»rk
rottkl not over halaoiY the miserable
error* of the home team* whh h irave
the visitor* the frame. Stxirc; In
dianapoli*. S; Wa-*hiitjrtoit tv j
i»ms» »tr-r ht l \ t*Rt rm i.
I>nt«>iT. M,iy 11. r<mwa\ V pitch
ing wa« nautili* to the tjtutker* tfalay.
up to t!w eighth inninp. whrn the*
to hop on to it fur *everal
hit-, ami the*e. utth ha*** on
hall*. (raw them their four Ttin*. Buf
tinpton'fc delivery huh vcrv **etr on [
(!h* I Detroit*,hut they managed to *core i
live earned run*, am! they ir**t another I
on error*. Score iVtrott- «%. l*hila- \
deUhta I.
i
MiMauri Itrpubllraa j
Sr. L n i». May 11. The thirst di*« :
trict Kepuhtiom convention ha* e!c« t- «
ed a* delegates to the national eon- \
ventioii Kred Km* uml llorare K. *
William*.
Notr«l "*lalll«»n
I,*xi*«.t >*. Kentucky. May II The ,
noted stallion l«eonat»i*. I»> liomrtcl
low and Semp»*f Felix, n.i* n«»hl t<> '
t'hiv \ \V«hhl. *»f ltiuinyme*le, f«»r
Tb«* WalkiM Match.
Niw Yok«; . May II tiuerrero.W he
can ke*t»hi* (neurit gait until to mor
row nitrht. will nin the *i\ <luva* rme .
ami teat the record, lie wvertsl l<*»
mile* ye*tenlav. ami nl iiiidnljcht he
w.v< onlv four mile* l»ehin<i Utile
«(kml. Noremnc lluirln** tlur
in.tf the ntirht. At ?> a. m. the *core <
*t'M»«l UltleWtnal ,'IT2 mile*, tinerrero
VrJ, llertv IN. tioliien ll'v Noremac
41t». Hugha** f«i. IHihm t' mifwna ,
At .'l oYNn k the *txife (
UttleWHHHl mile- «• jerrero \*\
llertv l'*i, tioMen 4'l\ Noren«a« i;? 7, •
Hughe* 417, i'ampana IUI
Arrltal of the .%I batro«*.
S\% KR\X« !*♦< «», May II The Alba
M»« t l»y 11 it- I nited Mat*'* 0-1;
commissioner iii the prosecution of it<
work in tin* interest of tin* I niteil
Mate*, ami U<*t fall ordered to t!»«■■ I'a
eillc om«t, arrived in p>»rt thi« nutrn
ing. 172 day* from Washington
l-'lite |(r«iilrnrr Humeri.
P.\a.%mc*(*al., Hay 11.- The
iim<t of i. K Howard, one of the tin
♦•-t IIO.IM** in Pa»u«iena. *a* r<»\e«l
by lire la*t ni#ht. The lo.«a i*
and the insurance IHMW.
l*uret»a«e«l.
W \*uisoTo*. May II The wee re
tary of the treasury has H« . r
iMittih to the amount of
The rate* paid were 4" registered ami
coupons, |l.2*k«t 1.27. repttteml 4Sr
F 10, <«* I.IW, The ottering*amounted t«i
$7,22(1,2511.
Nnliral Convention Adjourned.
t"l!ici!i3t*Tl, May 11 At the filial
M-'-ION to-day of toe A merle .HI Medi
*al A— «*iation. sixteen represent a
tive«, imitulinf H. 11. Plummer, ot
sui Frtnci-fo, were appointed to at
tend the British M«di <i iatiotl
next year at Kdinhoro. S«*otland. Th«
j Wieetinir adjourned t.» meet at New
|H»rt. 11. 1., on June ft, !*<».
Jtatlroad He»«»rrt,
W%*lllNwro*. MaV 11 The hoti«l
; committee on I'm itic railroad# today
resolved that the con {deration of the
. i e of the Central Paritir railroad
shall take place on next Friday. They
have decided to take the bill already
pre|*ared and re porter I it to secure the
repayment of the to the
KOrernment of the I'nion Pacific rail
r > «*t eotti|v»ny « of the t »iII t«i
meet the case of the Central Pwiftc,
ioruri«>rating such chanjpe* as the
committee may see fit to make.
Tenneaaee UrmnrraU.
Noiivinr, Twin., May 11 The
Iletvmcratic convention rea**emh|ed
at 10 o'clock. anil resumed balloting
On the tenth lwfbrt Tavlor received
«»7l vote*; no election. The coneen
tion then adjournal until 3 oVlo» k
p. m
llooknmkrr Kilfjr I* Knbh^il.
l,nn«.T«i*. Ky.. May 11 Win. Ri
ley. of Chicago, a bookmaker. dej«»s
ited hi- ca*h boi in the Plurals hotel
*afe l»-t night. the l*»x containing
about When Kiley called for
the l*>x this morning when it wa
tfotie It i< •tifipoitii to be the work of
a *neak thief.
I #»nte»teit Klrrllxii ('■•f.
WMMfU'iTWP, May 11 The senate
romiuittee on privilege* ami fle tioli*,
in considering the Turpie ca*e, bslay.
came to the onanimoti* « '»n« lu-toii
that the determination «*f the Indiana
bou*e of representative* under the
particular circumstance* of tbi« ea ß *
a" t » the title of it* meml*r« to theif
•eat*, i* con* lu iveevi len« e tothe •en
ate that the |*T*on< *h«* V«»t»-«l in the
. eleetr.n f'»r a «enator »u«t lie pre
»im>ed to I* entit!e*l to vote, and «on
«e<iuentl} Mr. Turpie ma; lie entitle!
to nil »eat.
H«.r»irihln» to
i*ommittee on veniilatH'ii Uelay in
in«tnu u*d Chairman Uimiw to reix»rt
, it l the IM.IIV a Mil !!.'#»,-
•ilfi t r » l«e («i<l a* a Ucinty n» M* A
IMJ on-ett. «»f « h; agro. »hen he «h (i
have tj
■
i ventH'n of an air "hip. |
«*r%ere Cyclone. 2
. II \ ' -m
i»*eiHl«i!t« forte »we|*t <iver
In !• Tti»- r*'- -»' f i
and no |«art»« ular« are iditainable.
The €.l»»erHe,%*llfr» *talie«.
Kn\>- !<" «», May II OK final
' *take« for Uie «»lover M- AuiifTe ciefve
, ni- -1 take |4.i> e at th» <
•s *»fl the 1\ -I }«, !-«• t *•"- f- Up
to-dav. the nttf iul lieinr f7■** a »i*te.
f whk-b, in addition to t»»e aimmrd
h*re pr>lel, ttttke« in aI. Tin
i* in addition t«» tl*e tr»»pby olfcwl h>
the t lub.
Tke Hrlb«mrM EtMW«to»*
May II Tl*e thief
I «r| ' li 'r »• tl«s
M - n.e i-tU-fnafwmal e »h.i<MH|
arwt fbe of <oni.na m
'V! ' i:l ff-n, - ' Yr r •-» for
Melbourne on Mar H«t latter
wHI r#mtm»ie t*» receive aji ■; itu»u
'* *,.f fr»>i« tW-*
hihit Hi* addre** *ili l«e N«».
,f 13, PENNSYLVANIA awiaf, WMM|
. t . .r t:! Mo J=th. "»?. ' feltef that
date " I n?te»l Pi *to* cimval
;t ral y Asitflfit* '
VOL. XIT
FOREHtN
Lortt CtrnrvM
firnrlL
( of ihr Knt«*ran
Tlw »inr.T of I'.nill u ».rw ■ ■
.4rrkH4N>f Ual.li 4 M |kM thm
fN-ltnr* •»» iw rapal Kr
wripl-
lv<-Mv \ H.-.T !1 - lA*r*t 1 i mar vol,
in r»<j-ly r> 1* «■«•!! i xplsin. sitr |«hhv
"< hi« hlr-a .•«' * bM>ftir Iritk
•<Wf m>wrniin-n#a> (.<)!<>* -<
K>r»t ."«|iraiMr,T «(tkt <'n«n .md
imprrial jvirhaoirnt «» thr t4«nutl»
iv^irl,
i ivf l!»r <. 9m j
«tn»-nt ol Jii.l . iarv bv ih»
rn.*n
Thml <>i U> ,l n\nkm
1,1 h an fxtwit a. •»» jHrvrri*
Ki»nrt!< ISrivm»lU#
ihr of I r.
Mfth Thr lit tif )>ivrr.Wsl lit
«Tli!r(iirat.
TutiMMr.Oarn.imin -s>« mu.l hit
Hh- .r|.(r,«th.r\ ..f Vjr Irp-latiw
sflii riri'uUtc '. || v . .Vt nN
vory fill y th«- .lilt ntt*r. ><( -ti. h a
« hrni* but, rirt»t i-r wrx-ne, 1h- tov*.
Ihr M-hrHtr i» iMpHyjMr n«>w[
<<U.Uu>nr having all. h Anv>.
••f rr..M»n tl.i*. wUVamit .>n »m h %
tw«i> ("arnarvun !!«•» limtl,
*ilh Ihr rroift ciilmiv i'i.'.i in Mimlar
■ Ictail an.l civrx hi- <>|<talqa that
Ili.'Uirh thr i4an i« a liirti. tJt one it i.
not inti.x.iltir. 11.- arr
«"lHv hi- »«»n an.l hi- l.itr
arr in n.> «ay rv-|.m-il4*' for Urn*.
MORALM NOT rOUTICN.
.trvhbi.tlop W»l<h «mtH>tlw« t>»w*
INr Kulllrd l'o|ttilact'
l>im>.M»\ It Vrxtlla-h.ip W'tlxh
in a it'll*t t'» thf Kavin tnJournal
in irfnrnrr t.) the |vi| j| r<—« ron
.lfinn- tlir |>l.l nof • jni|M>Jim and )wi>
"'ttine nuii -.iv-. thnt tin- rv-. ri|*t *H*.
ci.lr-a i|U<*-tion <>( nntrali ami not of
|«i|it><-. If an«t nxitnivrTva
ws ari* r»mi't*ming its imuitaii, th»>
Ir i-h l>i-ho)< of Ihr
i»lain !t rhr Iri-h |ir<'nlr may lir a-~
-urtil that nnttier Ut«* (liitioiwtl'ytivrrn
loont !>«>r thf n itK.ii.il Irajrur- -hJI Im
in thr h-a-t injuii..u-ly affirrtjO Th*
an hUi-hoj. Mion)(t>' .irmr« ttir truth
of thr -tat;'mmt« alwoit hi. omit »r
tion- in rr<pn I to thr rr-» ri|>t. Hi>
-.iv. that t!ir iv|H.rt of hi. . .>utiTrA v*
at KuMr »Hh thr J**]*- wort- ail inven
tion-.
Thr ( 11holif WreMt llrrahi .av*
that the fnivrrnmmt »ili Imuul niVl
rmlo* a* lri.li fatholir imirrr
-ity
Thr I'rlnrr*. W nldlnf.
Hkkuv May II Thr marriiifr of
I'nn.-r lli tiry ninl l*rim r— Irrtir, of
llrw, *ill |>rolial>ly takr !<!»■ -' on thf
21th in-l
•luhn tlraat.
M\N ii»>TfK May 11. John Hrv
«ix»l, the *<*ll known p ili!i-h*r. Y»
.1.0.1
Thr Mulrmr.! k lt..rtr.«.
I .OMNI*, May II lii thr llt>U4* of
t 'tmnion* thi-* afternoon. Smith, gov'
eminent leader. «aid that the -lute
fluent that the jntremmenl had *ie
% itled t*» found jtml endow an lri*li
t'atholic t »H»"pe wa« l»aM-le**.
Frlar'* ttnlMin
|,o\imv May II friar'.* lka)-n m "
ha* l»een m rati hi I Kdh th©
iVrhy ami £raml pri*»of PnrK
I oiidnrtiirs < i>mlrmn (he "(]" Hfrlhv.
T«»h->>t », May II At la*t night**
m -mu *»i thr Railway «on itn lor*'
ponvriition, thr Nuhjfii of th* rnjrf
uv r- >tnkr mii tin* «hi m: ... Hurling*
Kt»n .V Outm-v railroad wh* fully dl*-
u**rd in it« hearing on tbf intrreH*
i»f ioudu«tor», l'hi» report iif the
if ran. I ufti« «r« romlcnmiu# thr *trike
;tml f\prfi»inv thr approval of thr
pour*#* adoptnlhy thr matuher* (if thr
urder wn eiidnr*e«» l»v a voir «»f tH| (a
f.» tireat intere*t wa* taken. owing
to thr pr» »>. of ft rl\ ( ontiui turi
from th» g road A *tr»uj{ effort
wa* made. prim ipdlv l»\ mm from
Now York. Prim-vlvMriii ami Nrw
Jrr*ey. to prrvmt thr adoption of thr
lati «■ dealing with thr atrfke.
Hrrklwg Itrronrlltatlon.
Viwjja, May l! Kmpfror fraud*
Joseph an«l fount Kitluokv yesterday
vi*ited (Jueen Natalie of Scrvia, who
i* in Virtitfttt rotmt Kalnoky after*
ward* ha<l a hiiij* interview with thr
Send »n mmi-t*r, thr reported MhU*ft
\j( whi' h wa* to a re«"m ilia-
Uoli UMw.cn 'fii Nata.ii* ami Kin*
Milan without pul»h« M anila!, ij»trrn
Nil talk in it* on returning to W
i|?ra«lr. hut Kiinr Milan Mronjcly op
|K>ir* till* i«ir*.
(•one to Dunkirk.
l*4Rta» May 11. I)«nrril |W» ilan/rr,
I'ount IHllon amt |h»putir* l.agurrrw
timl Mayrr have gone to Dunkirk.
Nlwvrry AbolUltrd.
I»*nojf, Mav 11. e* from Rio
Janeiro state tliat thr Itrariliari < liatw-
U r «.! dip it!* -* h i j'• a hill fi»r
lh»* inilin*'liatr .ii"-!: hi'o-nt »f -lavrry #
Trial «f John lilllot.
IM mn, May 11 Thr trial of John
Pillon. charged with imiting tenant*
hot to pny rrnt. wa« rwu ludrd todav.
Ihlion w«i ronvk'tHi and *enten» .il to
*i* month* imprisonment without
hard labor,
Thr Kwpfmr of Uracil la W»N».
Mil May II Thr emperor of
Israr.il ha* had a relnp*e. He "how*
Kymptom* of nenralfru* errehral «on
ge-tmn IkMtiir* t'haviot of l*afl*»
ami flkuranni of Padua, have lasen
*11IUmo!i it to attend hi. maje«ty,
KpMplun I*ark Starr*.
I, >xnow, May 11. -Thr Kempioti
park -prm/ meeting k|rnn today.
Thr rarr for thr Krm|iton |»ark grand
prirr of iIW for thrrr year old* wrrr
won l»y Cfowherry, Nrti|«»ii* puxmk),
i 'hillington third Thrrr wrrr nine
-t.irl.r-
Thr Km|M>n>r's Condition.
Krai.ia. May 11 Thr bulletin thiw
morning aava that thr emperor'® eon
<titW»n liurinjr thr U*t dayn hwa
turn rrl.»tiwr?r Hia frwrr haw
•ionally l»rokrn ha« fa-rn refrr*bili|,
and hi« haa inip iafd.
Tkrrat from Bowlww#wr.
P%ai*. Mav 11 *irmrwl tkmlat»«rr
rrpmliatr-* tf»r rl»-« tofal p!a« ard lirru
lain I in hi* in thr
of 1 rrr a-kintr th«« "» tl»r pro
| »lr. llr pay* hr i» not a • afi«ialjt», awl
hi- thrv*trn* t" thr |i rrnjoa
u-i n|t hi* namr
. Frniaat Kli-mrnl I'romlornt.
Tl»r Timr*
by T
tun*r*l t«» hi t- Tr."
prt«oftrd in rcmiin tmn with Ua M
rl«»t* kIW betn rrlra t»J.
4tiit««!*' or tk« lrl*k
In wu« r May II The fri-b
i ÜbtnM iHi-rrwiirrf thlU **
•.o-etinjr of thr ln>h * witmltf W Ikmw
on wlrr t»i# |a>«t»J
il re- (-rip* It wa* re *-f*ed t 'sst e
p iiwibfaw «*f thr rr-* Hj»t whi*"t« n-'Ufl %
)»• Jf mkl frt nu a |4»No UkNWfr
e at or uAfU* *L yobn be
? •. ... " NIMP
■calw
Casket Wvrfct H#iw*4
Owiavi. Mirhijf*a, May
uulit. 'I fjr V ww*
rbe IswraDrt li^ht-

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