Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-05
PACIFIC COAST.
Casualty at Sea.

Casually at Sea.
Posr townsend. Nov. THE Ger
man bark Don Enrique left here last
evening In tow of the steamer Tacoma.
lumber laden. When below Point Viii
son, early In the evening, Charles Mar
tin, second mate, while assisting in fish,
ing the anchor, fell overheard and was
drowned. He was native Of Norway,
aged about 30 years,
SeAesl Elections.
At q school election held here to-day,
Hon. c. II. Bradshaw was chosen as di
rector.
The AnAeFsen Murderer.
SAS FRANCISCO, Nov. ALFRED Ander-
son still maintains sullen silence, de-
Ginning to refer to the murder Of his
brother Carl. The woman evinces a
disposition to be more communicative.
One moment she dwells upon her love
for the murdered man, at another she re. .
lates unblushingly that two nights after
he told her that he was about to return
to Chicago she accepted the proposition
of his brother Alfred. It will DO renem-
bersd that upon the person of Alfred.
were found an ivory mounted revolver
and an open-faced gold watch. The
woman gives q corresponding descrip-
ton of watch and revolver she had
often seen in the possession of Carl;
she having taken a revolver of that de-
gagged in dispute on the. train that
coast. Relative to Carl's trunk, suppos
ed to have been in possession of this
couple, she says she knows nothing.
ha~ H~nxu1oHrva IS Svh hot hoO nf
it. Although but 20 years of age, the
woman displays stolid Indifference and
GOODNESS to her situation, that betOkens
lack OF. sensibility, or that she is most
hardenedi criminal. Officers made a
thorough search yesterday on the steam
ship Dakota for the trunk supposed to
belong to the murdered man, a descrip-
ton of which was sent from Portland.
No such trunk could be discovered. The
baggage of the prisoners consisted of a
Saratoga trunk, also her property, and
ches. belonging to the man, and for
which they had baggage checks. Last
possession of by detective and search
ed, but nothing was discovered in them,
so it is stated, that in any way points to
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rest in the crime, but some shirts and
murdered man, Charles Anderson, and
discover d in the chest of Alfred, who
refuses to make any attempt to account
found in the trunks, and 1856 of the
was in greenbacks; thus leaving the large
halt 61lo1 NTH nnI1 $xvovfioo aud ca ~
to have been in possession of the muir
caused detectives to now abandon the
theory that the man was murdered for
money, and to adopt one that his life
was taken by his brother Alfred in order
that the latter might possess himself of
possessed of large sum of money
ply made by the woman that they left the
81 per day was too heavy. As to the
woman's completely in the crime, deteo-
tives are divided in their opinions; de-
tective John Coaey being inclined to
the belief that beneath the stolidity and
GOODNESS Of the prisoner he discerns an
assumption of innocence that causes
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to the immediate killing, at least pos
sessed of some knowledge of it.
A Terrible Deed.
VIRGINIA, Nov. 4.-The wife of Daniel
Glarsett, a miner, in a fit of insanity.
left her home night before last, taking
with her her babe and two small chill
dren. She returned yesterday with the
two older children, having been in the
mountains all the previous night. in a
heavy snow storm, explaining that the
babe had annoyed her by crying, and
she had cut its head off w.t. q hatchet.
The statement proved true. Officers
today found the little body with its
head severed. The woman was looked
Coming West.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-The Immi-
grafton Association reports the number
of overland immigrants for the week
934, and for the month of October
4,055.
Stock Quotations.
SAN FRANCISCO, Noy. 4.-FolloWipQ