Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-13

Louis for interment. The other child
matte. Is very sick at the same nlace
but sanguine hopes are induIoed that
she Will recover. Meauwhile tbe far,ilv
ls overwhelmed by the calamity. as sud.
Den as 1t was severe.
Train Accident.
WHITEHALL. IN. T. ia train son,b
pound Tor Lake George came into COL
lis.on WIN an extra :engine near Pit
nam NJ noon. Both engines were badly
~secEeo, and the baggage and ORA wing
room cars vent doTn over the bank. No
one was kilied OF badly injured on the
passenger tam. Leonard, the engineer
Oh tne extra engine, was killed.
F"nr Beys Drowned.
CHICAGO, Aug. IA special saws four
Young men, named Edward Miles. 7.
Siiies, =. Hugbeson and VIM. e. Wis
com. All farmers sons were drowned in
! brewster Lake, near the city.
Another Strike.
WnKesBAnRE, PENN Aug. 1.-The
! striking driver bows resolved to hold no
more meetings. They will remain firm.
| The miners ara now in full accord with
them. and they are receiving encourage
ment from other districts. 1t is impos-
sib!e to tell how far the strike may ex-
tend.
Two Days Ba'lsitns.
| Sr. LouIs. Aug. 12.-Che Democrats Of
the Twelfth District, after two days trial
and 33i ballots, are unable to select
candidate yet.
summary Justlce.
| Tucson, Aug. 1.-THE .Star's special
from Charlestown says that on the even
| ing of the 9Th tragedy took place at
Bisbee. Francis VasqueZ got into an nj
tercatiou with another Mexican. which
ended in 81 shooting match. Vasquez
killed his man. and wounded another in
ths head. The next morning Vasquez
was foand dead, riddled with bullets,
near by where he bad killed his victim
ths evening before.
A Littie Fight.
PIrTsBuEGg, Aug. 1l.--Another slight |
| sk!rmish occurred at the Camp Hill |
mines this morning. On account Of |
| colored non-union miners being i'm
ported.
Loss 0f n Steamer.
The ste inner Buckeye State, when try |
irG to make a landing here this after |
noon. was caught by the current and |
thrown against the dam, breaking her in !
| two and sinking her. There were thilty !
passengers ON board. All were saved. |
The boa. was yalred at $4,000.
! Accidentally Killed.
| SHENANDOAH. Pa Aug. 12.--Todsy, !
| while Robert Parker and hiram Leis- |
minister were engaged in a pigeon shoot
| ing match one of the birds few toward
Parker, when Leiaui ster fired am,
killed Parker, tearing the top of his
head of and scattering his brains in all
directions.
| New Ex~haug-.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. PA Mexican CON-
mercial exchange Is likely to be estab
lished here. through the efforts of Ca
hill, the U. $. Consul to Mexico.
For Congress.
AEnos. (O.l Aug. 12.-Jay Odell was
nominated for Congress by the Prohibi-
tionists Of the Twentieth District.
Bloody ARRAY.
| CArrLsHug6, Aug. I2.-At tho election
III Pike Comfy, today. a bloody ARRAY |
occurred between the Mccoy aud Hat |
| field families, in which one, of the Hat |
| fields WAS shot and cut SO that he died |
ON tho spot. His friends banded to- |
| gether and caught three of the McCoys |
| and tied them TO trees and shot them |
dead. Mora bioodshed ia expected. as |
| both families ara numerous and yindict- |
iss.
Ch:caso's Population.
CHoAao, Aug. 12.-Foctings of the |
school cersns show the population Of |
Chicago. not including sailors, to be !
| 5G2.eej; Including sailors, who are diff |
| ficuit class TO enumerate, the population |
| will be nearly $4,000. Tho school CEN |
sus is taken on y very conservative plan, |
and has always fal.sn short of the na-
t;onal census
Bold Robbery.
Nsw York, Aug. 12.-Erastus D. |
Gurnsey, psymaster for Robinson &
Waliece, builders. today drew $500 |
from tho bank to pay the men. While !
he was sorting the bills his brother, "a
night watchman in the employ Of the |
firm, entered the Office, seized pack |
age containing 5000, ran into the stree. |
aud was soon out of sight.
Darling Attempt at Robbery.
pRoyIpEScE, Aug. la.--Stephen Rath-
burn, once clerk in the Office of the |
general Woolan Mills, and who was dis |
charged on suspicion of s.saling, ep- |
peared at the Office this morning dis |
guised and asked for work. While tue |
clerk was absent he made his entrance |
into the rear office, where there were |
$1,000 ready to pay help, and attempted |
to run away With il. A fnilSman tried |
to stop him, but he drew "a revolver. |
Rathburn WAS finally caught ix the |
Secretary aud Treasurer of the mills, |
after firing two shots at him.
MlssiSsippi Qaaraatine.
JACKSON, Aug. IL. The Mississippi
State Board of Health will establish a
quarantine to protect this Ssase from
the yellow fever.
Rain and Crops.
Sr. PAUL, (Minn.} Aug. l2-The severe |
rain of Friday night. that fell at st. |
Paul, Minneapolis, and vicinity, caused
some apprehension. 1t WAS feared there
might have been rain enough To damage |
thu crops materially, and intsrfere with
harvesting. Fortunately it was found
by weather reports obtained at various
railroad offices that the rainfall was not
widely extended, and not 50 heavy as IN
| this locality. Along the line OF the st.
PAM. Minneapolis and Omaha railroads
and in Wisconsin the showers were
| light, though rather heavy a. Camp
| Dousl Most of the grain this side of
| Nj. wlukee ard ST. Paul is reported out
IN shock and stacked. On the line OF
tho S.. Paul and Duluth Railroad there
were only light showers. as also on the
! River Duy,slon of the Chicago, MliwAu-
kee and st. Paul Railr Dad.
naag.
SILVER CRY, On. NJ Aug. 12.-Elijah
Franklyn was hanged here yesterday
| for the murder of a Deputy Sheriff.
one toe Many rAsdens.
| JEFFERSON Cry, MOI Aug. l2.-Gov.
Crit,snden has pardoned ". Il. Heath,
who served three years Of his ten years
sentence ia the penitentiary for the em-
bezzlement Of $soDoo when Auditor OF
st. LOUIS.
A Reaction In sentiMcss.
TAYIoRsvrIx. tIll.l Aug. l2.-The
town is still greatly excited, but reac-
ton Of public sentiment is rapidly tax.
ING nlace, aud much regret is exprsn'ed
at the lawlcss proceedings of the mob.
Ths opinion is gaining ground that the