The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

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crooEe' arms Fractured fred lhcilaru'
John Brozey, John Morton. Wm. kue.-
s.nqralv cnt about the head + Roland
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badly cut about the head and face,
wm Vrhel head and hoiv if,iurad
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poth legs Fractured. rank Mc0oHi"n'
fatally injured, kendrick. eyes blown
on.
" w. a.. :, n. ,,,,.;.,.
given General Newton bv the AaVh'
Unien last night was attended by
Mayor Wickhon. Gen Hancock. Comp
IT.. c.ou,u " chld. coo Soon,
''''''' 49,
mon' b'shops 'arFiSah anu Ia"s NM
and large number of prominent Cath
clio clar,vr,en and substantial citizen,
a, ..; os Tho ,ssoc;a,;o, .,
-'
iloheefs OF 'aiiI"rh'a' ne'' '"-h's"' a.
the Studevant House. resolutions were
Offered Ly General Thomas johnson IN
regard 10 tn. death Of James Lick. the
California philnnthropi>t The resolu-
,ious were rendered the deceased family.
\ LARGE circle of friends paid their con
dolenca To the man who was arbitrator
Of a great fortune which he was anxious
10 diSpose of IN the greatest advantage
IN b;s f,.llow-,nnn They recnpnized his
liber,litv. his mobile character and his
contributions 10 the advancement OF
science. collections of art. aud his mu-
nifcepoo 10 the society of California
Pioneers who were the argonauts OF 10
Among those prcsen. wera>Francis ID.
/ Clarke. Hon. u. ChaunceF Col. John
NJ Godfrey on. Senator Watson. Col.
and Mrs HEDGES of San Francisco.
SPnExGFiFIn. Mo. Oct. 12-The
! Corouers Jury on the Hampton stree:
/ accident. Sent 10Th. in which four men
! were killed bv the falling of n building.
censnre both architect and contractor.
+ The mans of the former were defective
and The work of the latter negligent.
/ New ORLEANS, Oct. il.-Among
those lost bv the burning Of the steam
boat Southern Belle are William Won.
phue. Mr.. Dorz. Mis- Fannie OCon
ner and another lady of Baton Rouge
ION az Erank an amnlovee of the boat
The steward and his crew 1t Is suppos
+ ed. were nearly all sleeping in the boa,
and were burned To death The cargt