Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-17

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CHICAGO, Oct. l6.-A Kansas Cit
special says: A prize fight was Tough
twelve miles from this city. at 6:3
O'Clock this morning, between And
Sweeney, Of this city, and Jack Hanley
OF Colorado, for $25O . side. Tn
fighters are both athletes, and hav
been in the ring before, and had pu
themselves in excellent training. Tw
hundred people were present.
CHIoAoO, OCT. 16.-The London prize
ring rules prevailed. ]. b. Carew o
st. Louis vas referee; Ed. Silk, of thi
city, stakeholder. Hanley vas second
cd BY Pat. Claneey Of Colorado, and J
Hughes Of Chicago. 6weeney's second
were Harry Rilsy and Tom Gibbons o
this city. Hanlsy weighed ITO, Swee
ney 180 After 6vo minutes spaxrinl
Hanley CLOSED and throw 6weeney.
The second round resulted likewise.
In the third round Hanley's right foo
dipped Just ~ hs lungsd out for = hi
on Sweeney's ribs, and 0Wingto this 40
count the blow landed boloW tho belt
when Sweeney's seconds claimed tn,
fight ON . foul, and the referee decide<
in their favor. The time Of the 6gh
was 10 minutes and II seconds.
Hanley was the favorits in the bet
ting, and immediately challenged Swee
ney to q second encounter.
o. the ssaop.
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 16.-Senatof Var
Wyck has taken the stump against Val
entine, the regular Republican NOMINEES
Of the Third District. He Il . str0ne
civil-service reformer, because the Pres
ident refused to give him all the patron.
age in the State. This course is uncalled
for and condemned heartily BY the Re-
publioans.
A eloo. - Blaze.
PRILADH.rHIA, Got. 16.-The freight
sheds ON pier eight. the south Vharves
the pier itself. and all freiQhts slowed
thereon, and the large tuRboats Argue
and Major, together With the narrow
gage railroad freight depot and con-
tents were burned this morning. Three
Of the ore Of the Major were terribly
burned audA number Of others seriously
injured BY falling sparks. Tho rigging
OF several vessels was burned away but
no serious damage. LosA 100000.
Another DefaulseT.
CnoAoo, OCT. ia Pekin, Illinois.
special says that John Black, . well
known merchant, also President and
Secretary Of the Crown Distiilery Com
pany Of this city, in which 8. 7. Neills
Of Boston was largely interested, left
here September 3Oth for Boston, and ia
said to have sailed for Europe October
4th. InvestiRati0n ueeanoes the con-
viction that he = 8 defaulter TO his
partners and has v1otimized relatives
and widows and oFphAnA The defalca-
ti0ns aggregate Over $4,000.
Tho Kew MssnoA Delegale.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 1S.-John T. Caine,
who was nominatsd hgstho 4oeuons a.
delegate to Congress, has never bean a
polyRAmist but u IN earnest and bigOted
Mormon, and will 20 - ~ Washington the
Acknowledged I0prouDtative OF the
Church. Hooper vac rs choice Of the
people but the ohurch 1onders refused to
accept him because he wanted the Nor
mon convention to declare itself in limo
with the Demo cratic policy and put in
. plank Tor the separaa1Dn ct church and
atats. @# S
sWAsnuoroH, Oct. 16.-The Secretary
q The My has decided TO 1eoeofe the
grade Of Port Admiral at Nov York.
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The SeaAnesse SaNeisy'
WAsum01oa. Oot. l6.-Ihe ezAntna.
tion Of Lieut.. Danenhover vas Ienewed
this morning. The loGoooke & the
Jsannstte, toRsthe1 With ~ oe!elna!
muster rolls and ohaxeeb voeo !Qoceo
In the seestmony. e ~ UoIo
matD 81 nI.;S,s % - e''
s'naos na.kloa..
ase-brseea Eeane
PYrrmu10. Oct 16.-N aR1eaHo That
the puddlers have NOT abandoned the
69h1 Tor 0oy, ana 1n1o0o % o0lko
on the hrss opportunity. They have -
sued . circular, ana cnAfacssfa.eo tne
action OF sne nnis1os = oow1IoIy sn4
cctineln2' 2 sTUu:.. ssNs. "a -.
ssne;t,vs ~ nerSnnal dionitv. and de-
msnaino HE rssicnation.
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1s'reye.
HAvArA, -. 11:-Aoeo ~ 49, lIom w
e!sA AeAlo a.oweo snas - 1s ,:s. e.
olooe Au1ed eooaose.ole - g IRE
and Rieat destruction o. properly: 10
baceo seediin@ wese oeeae!ee As nef
raduYa; SOOhuss ana noosee, i1cloomR =
esoae nomoR g enooooo 49, sse0, n ~
llsnmensss wen oemos.o; S u .n1 ss 49,
Ucrssission ~ ~ ~ A.. Ths .hodieS a is
nsr.ons 6rov1ed bv the over6ovinc Of
fhs river. have becn rseovered. Many
Rearnnl ma
w.rr~rovr. DakUta. Oct, l6.-A tele-
~,sr, ina reosived sfafea thaA the most
s~xsr5- rrsiria 6ra thaf haa occurred
n seVsrI ySars = a presen1 saeino in
ehis iscsiifv. A tvo vear "a dsuahter
az I,eefonfsnt- -0oveRnoe vas caught out