Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-08
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..,xvr1IE, Ohio, June 6.-Cp +
',..o.. tonight 20 bodies have besl
p..rel. Those still missing run tn
~, of deaths up to seventy-fve
,;.;oual names Of the missing
Mi, Booth, William Woods, A
Joseph Ramsden, Morris Dona
nsoras Pilkerton. Henry A. Pays
M,rish, Wesley Cross. Augusta'
sa,.n - Tsasley, Denner Shannon
.l Hunter, A. Z. Houghton. all oi
s.u.r;lls and Est Liverpool; Henry
49, Of Hamilton, West Virginia
=, ccmmins Of salineville. Ohio
co,n Of Somerset, Ohio; John Har-
.na VIM. Sloan of Cleveland
- - Elliott of Beaver Falls; Chas
r.sh Of Rochester.
RE Internal Revenue Bill.
~..uraros. June 6.-The Senate Fl
Committee today agreed to re-
aha internal revenue bill with
..,.,dueu.s. The Republican men,
- on the Finance Committee are
,,.,,ful of the ultimi { , outcome Of the
.,spre in the Senate. Senator Jones
8 Nevada opposed it in Committee, aad
- n no, been for the favorable vote
: B,vsra the Committee would have
.,eu evenly divided on the question of
sporting it. The report on the bill in
rsnmi.see was 6 TO 4. Mr.. Plumb also
.cl.red that be will oppose the meas-
- and II is feared there may DO one or
|ssn o.hsr votes against tho bill on the
rmblican side. There are several
f.moc ats, however, who will vote for
y bu. il Is NO. known what position
~, vill take on a variety Of the amend
rau,s to be proposed, involving much
\ Ekssr reductions in taxes than are pro-
,dad for in the bill as reported. Should
ssnsidsrsble reduction in the taxes on
.Aaeco and liquors be made in the
arra.e Il is doubtful if tho bill could
- the House. The ultimate fate of
y Bill ia, therefore, extremely uncer-
tia
New Jersey Races.
fOxo BzascH, July 6.-Monmouth
prk Association races Of today, Priane
- the first; Fatinza, second: time.
las4. July stakes, two-year-olds, three
,ass,srs mile, George Hendy won, Fair
clild second, Marshall third; time, 1;22.
Yarmouth Oaks, three-years-old fillies,
~ mile and quarter. Harvasse won,
IL Hugh second, Constantine third;
sre lis. Hurdle race, one mile and n
~, six hurdles, Felix won. Mrs.
0Isbbs second. Bernadi third; time,
lpL
Not Guilty.
HAlsrsyuaGa, July G.-In the Senate.
| y complain. against Senator Roberts,
4 Tituuills, charged by Patrick G..
byh, Of Richberg, N. j.. with bribery
"a perjury, to secure his nomination,
ndin taking the oath Of Office, was
1nnisssd.
Coalition Convention.
fosrRRss MONROE. July THE Re-
hlican Congressional committee OF
ne Second district have decided to join
ttsrests with the Coalition convention
stiea meets in Hampton. August 10th.
Mail Reutc Testimony.
L WARRINGTON, July Jos. Penncll,
\ Montana, star route contractor, tes-
Nd that John W. Dorsey employed
M TO carry the mails from Bismarck
b Fort Ksogh. Dorsey told him there
sculd be an incresss OF $25.0o0 after
nsrcute started, aud intimate1 that he
bad brother in the Senate.
Brt0Ges 10 Close.
CnfoAao, July 7.-Judge Harlan, of
The Federal Court, this afternoon dc
eidsd that the city has the right to close
The bridges and csnse vessels to lay up
Tor N hour every morning and evening.
Ihs ede,s of this decision is to put a
aop forever to the great annoyance Of
swinging bridges at the two busiest
periods Of the day. and to give the city
power 10 regulate the river.
Crsin Conc up.
remarkable rise in the price of grain
end provisions occurred on Change to-
esy, the more remarkable in view OF
etisting high prices.
Faded In Nothing.
WEST PoSr, (Ga.) July THE edi-
sue'al dusl is farce. Howell's sntapo-
sss failiIg to show up.
Strike Done.
B ralLADxLpHiA, July 6.--Is il stated
nM the strike in the Clear6eld soft
- region Is about ended.
Fast Stock.
aM foRK, July IA special to the
~, Field and Farm will tomorrow
ooan the following: .Last wl6ter We
lfd . GOOD deal about California bred
- and | was bantered for a race
u wasthousht Phil Thompson ani
asaf: would be matched. Gov.
WORD, As am informed, said hs
V enter Fred. Crocker, provided hi
'ns training ordeal, and in casi
nasd, would nominate a three-year
.Rainss any fcur-year-old il no oh
n waa made. Iwrite to cay I vii
'a the four-year-old eelding Phil
apson BY Red Wilkes for $500
any or all four-year-olds and un
a = voc country. Mile heats in har
;; race to be trotted in Chi
W on any good track east Of tina
e any day in August that may b
upon. This will allow Gov. Star
s . nsms Wild Flower il he prefer
.iil not bar Code in July, lsSl
~ ed year to Director and m
eompstitors In this race at CHI
y which Phil. Thompson mad
s0fd OF 2:2i, but do not ask th
- = Of year now. As reportss
say man thinks he has thres
man can beat Phil Sherida,
o,m a vail a. m. -. ..s