Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-27

O'Clock this forenoon, and says he got a
orlnk OF water, saw nothing. saw no.
body. tie has revolver with two cham
bers empty. Money was taken. which
could only be found by one familiar
with the premises II his guilt is made
plain he will undoubtedly be lynched
before morning. Public feeling is at
fever heat.
| WASHINGTON, Aue. 6.-Secretary Lin
coin VIII leave next week for Colorado
Springs.
Daekey Hang.
MONTGoMERY, Aug. &.-Legrand Cal
ker. negro. who outraged Catherine
Haynes (white) and then murdered her.
WAS hung by crowd of blacks and
whites on the spot where the murder
was committed. He confessed.
| Race BrewinG.
RrcxYIKLD SrBrNas, Aug. 2.-Court-
ney and Lee arrived this evening to 60
into practice for Smile race ON Can
ada Lake on Aug. 3lst. Both have
agreed on 4. d. Brandegee, formerly
captain Of the University crew of Har-
| ward. rs referee. Ex-Governor Van
Zand is,ChaiYman of the C0umittee of
AIEduSoIH0uts.
NKwPoRT, Aug. &.-Pres;dent Arthur
witnessed polo match this afternoon
between teams representing the Meade
w. Brook, Hunt and Worcester Polo
Clubs in contest for Narragansett chal-
lenge cup. There was an immense at
tendance.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 8.-R. 4. Gray,
OF S0Urry county, whose wife and child
were poisoned sometime ago by two
negro girls, committed suicide. De-
ceased has been greatly depressed since
their Ceath.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. &.-Reports from
southern and Atlantic States generally
| are favorable, but portions of Louisiana,
Mississippi and Texas complain of too
muchrain, causing shedding of balls
and of retardinQ picking. Some worms
| are also mentioned.
Will Test HIS Validity.
DAVENPORT, Aug. 26.--It is agreed a
keepers today to test the validity of the
prohibition amendment.
Temperature.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 26.-At midnight the
highest temperature was 81 lowest, II.
At Chicago the thermometer was 20
and "a.
0'Mahsaey Released.
| WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.-The State De-
partment has received telegram from
Minister Lowell to the effect that O'Ma-
honey, one of the so-called suspects"
has been released. The case of Brophy
is still under consideration.
Will Probably Return 10 Werk.
CoHoEs, New York, Aug. &.-At the
last mass meeting Of the Harmony
Mills operatives, held tonight, James
DeIeharty, Vice President Of the Al
bany Trades Assembly, was the only
speaker. His remarks were temperate.
and in conclusion he advised that il one
went to work ON Monday morning it
was the duty Of all to enter the mill q.
In speaking Of the operatives defeat he
said it was nearly victory.
Independent Indians.
i WASHINGTON, Aug. &.-The Commits
sionef Of Indian Affairs received tel
egram from Agent Miles, of the Chey-
enne and Arapaho Agency, Indian Ter
ritory. in which he stated that the
Northern Cheyennes have declared
their intention of migrating to Pine
Ridge Agency, Dakota, regardless of
the wishes of the Indian Office in the
premises. These Indians had previ-
Ously requested permission for removal
to the Pine Ridge Agency, but receiv-
ing no reply from the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, have resolved to oct
upon their own responsibility. The
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has the
matter under consideration.
Mine Report
VIRGINIA, New August %. - The
break in the Union pumping machinery
was repaired at 6 O'clock this evening,
and work resumed at the mine. Owing
to this accident the amount of ore ex-
tracted this week will be small. The
joint Ophir and Union winze has but 81
feet to 90 to reach the SOC } level. The
ore Is cutting out Of the 1900 level at the
combination shaft, and will start the
weRk drift about September LIST.
PouaHKEKPsIE, IN. " Aug. 25.-six
thousand people were present at the
days races in the 2:19 class. Fanny
Witherspoon, l, l, l, 1; Pickard, 3, 2. 2,
l; Driver, 2, 3. s; Humboldt, 8, 4, 4;
Capt Emmons, 6, s. s. Time; 2:l9, 2lS1<,
and 2:lSA.
shet and Killed.
SILVER CrrY, IN. M August 25.-yas
Burns, Deputy Sheriff of Huas, Colo,
principal Of the copper mining camp of
BurrO mountain, was shot and killed at
tho Centennial Hotel here at 10 p. n.
He had been drunk about town for sew
eral days past, aud was firing o6 his TO
v0lver in the public streets. Deputy
Sheriff Moore attempted to arrest Burns,
armed with the necessary warrant, but
Burns resisted, and, drawing his revol-
yer, fred at Moore. whom the latter
killed him.
Tee Wel.
WAsHNoroN, Aug. 2.-Too much rain
is falling for good cotton Drops.
Yellow Fever.
PNsAcoLA, Aug. 6.-One death BY
yellow fever.
4 Boilers Explanataen.
QuMoY. Ill, Aug. 36.-General @. Sim
glcton publishes letter to the voters Of
tho 18th Congressional District explain
ing and vindioatinQ his independent
candidacy, but 10 his being endorsed BY
tho 0reenbaok and Republican oouven-
ton be makes no allusiou, nor does he
| E0A4k0 0Uy RIVt0EUD ~ " 0O A0OOkpG1A0~
emit action in Congress. The latter il
rather directed to vindication Of his
Dem ,cracy in boltin9 the regular
nomination.
kelleGg SuPe.
NEW ORLKANs, Aug. 36.-A. ]. Damon,
President Of the Republican State Con-
tral Committee, writes leeter endorsing
the candidacy Of w. p. KELLOGG for
Congress. He predicts his triumphant
election. Il il generally believed that
Kellogg will get the solid Republican
vote, a. yesterdays Developments wcrs
tending to that end. 0rsas political ex-
oitement prevails.
Yellow Fever.
BpowxsvrIIR, Texas, Aug. 96.-Fifty-
three new caass reported today. Three
deaths, all Mexioans. AatAmoeas has
very few nev oAses. Dr.. Murray and
ata6 were expected yesterday. All the
aiok are doing veil. weather fAig.
Nero Territory.
| Nxwrosr, R. L. Aug. 8-Sssrstasy