Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-11
ADDITIONAL TELEcRAPHlc NEWS
Triple Kiiiing,

Triple killing.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Sevier county, Ar
kansas, was the scene of a tragedy re-
Gently, which resulted in the death of q
guest of George and w. McCrayen, they
killing him for his money. In arresting
the murderer. Constable Helhardy was
killed by enc Of the arrest
ed parties, and Geo. McCraven was shot
dead BY deputy.
A Well Known Firm Clssed.
The Il. C. Fish Carriage Company
have made a voluntary assignment at
Racine, Wisconsin. Liabilities, $780,
600; Assets, nearly $4,000.
CoanserfeIiers Casxhs.
Several counssrfeisers, members Of a
gang operating in northern Arkansas,
have been arrested at West Plains, Mis-
souri,. The United States authorities
have nearly the whole gang in prison at
Fort Smith, Arkansas. Their trial will
shortly begin.
A Retired Preacher.
ST.. LOUIS. July .9.-Rev. Dr.. Geo. A.
Lotion, pastor of the Sd Baptist church.
whose erratic condition ON train re-
Gently caused SO much scandal, re-
signed his pastorate. He will preach a
farewell sermon next Sunday. He will
soon leave the ministry, and it is intima-
ted he viii go into business here.
Getting FerOciOus.
ALEXANDRIA, July 10.-The American
Admiral, Nicholson, has warned Arabs
working on the forts that if they fire at
him he will return the fire.
Certain War In Egypt.
CALCUTTA, July 10.-The Government
of India has reached final and definite
orders to dispatch its contingent to
Egypt under Sir Herbert Macpherson,
who commanded brigade in the At
CHAN war. \ large siege train is pre-
pairing at Agra and bombay arsenals'
Notice of the bombardment of Alexan-
dria was given this morning by letter
addressed to the Government by Admit
raj Seymour. Cartwright, Acting Bri
fish Consul, is here. He has written
Ragebah Pasha, head of the Egyptian
Ministry, announcing the suspension OF
relations with the Egyptian Government,
and another letter 10 Desvish Pasha,
Turkish Commissioner, declaring he
will be held responsible for the safety of
the Khedive. The Eastern Telegraph
Company is transferring its Office en-
ship board. Ships having on board Off
Gals of the Ottoman Bank Credit Lyon
naise have already left. The twenty-four
hours expires tomorrow, when. the bonn
bardment will commence. Admiral
Seymour yesterday summoned his cap
tains aboard the flag ship, and settled
the details of bombardment. The
French feet will not participate in the
bombardment.
Strikers in Trouble.
MILWAUKEE, July 1O.-The Treasurer
of the International Cigar Makers IN
ion, who have been keeping the strikers
in funds, has refused to do SO any
longer. This is likely to produce a war
inside of the union. Charges are made
against the union of mis-appropriation.
On the other hand it is held the flow Of
money from the cast will shortly be re-
snmed. Developments are awaited
with interest.
Wiling 10 Compromise.
WAsHINoToN, July 10.-lt is announ-
oed by those in the confidence of Sena-
tor Cameron that the meeting of rhe
Pennsylvania Republican Committee
last Wednesday resulted in determine
ton not to hold a new convention. If
there is any compromise it will be the
work of the Central Committees of the
two organizations. Mr.. Cameron is un-
opposed to removing General
Beaver. He says he is the strongest can
didate. He is willing. however, to COM
promise ON the candidates.
The Murderer's Bones.
The announcement that Guiteau's
bones are bleaching in the sun OH the
roof Of the Medical Museum draws
large crowd of the curious today. The
bones it is said, were removed from the
boiling vat on Saturday and washed.
They will be exposed to the sun daily
For two weeks, afterwards they will 10
wired together, and the skeleton then be
ready for inspection. The bones are
constantly guarded ON the roof by col.
bred men, to prevent their being stolen.
Oar Navy.
The fragment of the American navy
1t Alexandria consists of one second
class vessel and three third class, with
about one thousand men in all.
The Fortune Favored Bravo.
The fund for the relief of the wife
of Sergeant Mason is again swelling un-
der reminders of the past ten days.
Betty is very comfortable. and expresses
The hope to be able to carry a pardon to
her husband soon.
Killed BY Runaway.
OGDEN, July 10.-Two horses attached
10 jobbina wagon ran away this noon.
While going down Fifth street, at a ter
rible rate they ran into a little girl,
child of four years of age, daughter of
J. II. Nichols. The wheels Of the wagon
struck the child in the head. killing her
instantly.
Killed by HIS Mistress.
CHcAao, July 10.-At eight o'clock
This morning Charles s. Stiles, for many
years caller on the Call Board. and
we'll known man in Board of Trade cir
cles, was short over the heart and in
SANITY killed by young woman of
doubtful reputation, who passed under
the name of Madeline Stiles. She OBJ