Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

nuino'r OF notes written by her oldes
daughter, aged IL, it appears Mrs. Ssy
ooidt talked the matter over with he
and got her oopsen; to the terrible trao
edy. The letters generally are addresse,
TO her schoolmates, on childish matters
and two to her father; one says: "For
give me; me leave you. Mamma though
1t was the best We could do" Tho o.he
asks him to bury them decen,ly. ant
tells him where she leaves money to bu,
MOWERS. One addressed to schoolnats
says; Mother was always sick, yo,
know, and though. of dying often. and
nov We would be treated, and SO though,
oest Tor all Of Us TO die at once, and
bought something to kill US; baby first
Annie second, Tony third, / after and
'nen mother. We did not suffer much,
and now we are out of trouble"
The strikers nj work.
CrScISsATI. June II. Tho Iron
Mills in this city, Covinston, Newport
and Aurora are all now working under
agreement.
A Dying Man.
COLUMBUS, Ohio June 12.-E1-Gov-
ernor Dennison is gradually declining.
and death is looked for any hour.
Properly Hang.
CHARLESTON, June 1.-THE negro.
John johnson, who outraged Miss Nc
Dowell at Rock Hhl yesterday. was
lynched this morning.
Blaine . Coal Dealer.
CHICAGO, June l2.-The report which
again comes from Maine that Blaine
will run for Governor 10 denied here.
Last week Blaine told a correspondent
he was out Of politics, and that he is
now a coal merchant.
The Ring.
NEw YoRx, June 12.-Murray and
Green, the pugilists, fought this morn
ing near Fort Hamilton. The lsttsr was
terribly punished and lost the fight.
0covy k0I0Bs
SpnINoFIzLD, juno 12.-Saturday's
rain extended over several counties in
this vicinity, and must have done much
damage to growing crops. Streams
were all overfiowed, and several wash
outs caused in the railroad, but all are
repaired now. On tho Wabash, 70
miles east of here, 3co feet of track
we're washed away. Three and a half
inches fell in % hours ending at
o'clock yesterday morning.
a New telegraph Company.
CHICAGO, June 10.-Announcsment
will be made tomorrow morning that
new telegraph company, with capital
Of $21 ,00O, 600, has been organized, that
work has actually begun on its lines in
he east, and that they are to be pushed
rapidly west, connecting all the princi-
pal cities. Elisha Gray, the electrician.
gives the following facts in regard to
It: The principal stockholders are Hon.
George ID. Roberts aad s. B. White, of
New York. Hon. John b. Alley and ex-
Collector Beard, Of Boston, and Gov.
Foster, of Ohio, who, with his friends,
hold large block of stock. The lines
are to be operated with Gray's patents,
and to be known as the Postal Tele-
graph Company. Material reductions
in telegraph tolls are promised; $780,
coo has already been paid in for pre-
liminaries.
village Fires.
LEMARs uowa) June IA FIRE this
morning destroyed thirteen Of the prin
cipal business houses. The loss is es-
tirnated at $l75,C0O.
OSBORNE, (Mo.) June l2.-Ths post
Office and other buildings were burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000.
A Kansas Lynehing.
LAWRENCE. June 11.-At an early hour
yesterday morning n masked mob of 100
men burst open the doors OF the jail,
secured Peter vengar, foreigner. and
Geo. Robertson, and hung them to
bridge timbers, for the recent murder
of Daniel Bundsman.
Corn Planting I'm Jane.
CHICAGO, June Regarding the re-
port Of the State Board of Agriculture
on the corn crop, says: These figures
were founded by the correspondent on
the LIST of June, three days from tho ad-
vent of clear skies and warm weather,
alike favorable for planting and for the
growth. 1t is estimated that under the
favorable conditions prevailing the first
five days of last week. corn could be
planted at the rate Of 100000 acres per
day. 10 il is to look for fair yield
greatly improved since that date.
The prospects have improved since the
date Of these reports, and with contin-
uation of good weather the rest Of the
month. the showing by July LIST will be
more encouraging for points in the
northwest. Reports about wheat and
other crops are favorable.
Fires work.
Boston. June IA bank building in
Washam street was burned this morn
ing; loss. $G0,Cc0. Partly insured.
The Garaeld. Rsserssas squabbae.
CHICAGO, June 12-The Morning Ne'es
will publish four columns of matter.
consisting Of lengthy letter dated
June !, lsS2. to John H. Obsrly, OF
bloomington, written by ]. W. Schuck-
ers, aud also a series of eleven letters
and teleerams. The letters and dis
patches are those which were sent by
Garfield to Secretary Chase, while Gar
field was Rosccran's Chief of Stad. and
include twelve kilograms from Cen
Hurlburt to Gen. Rosecrans, and Gar
fields letter to Rosecrans January l4th
1881. Some of the documents are print
ed already. They do not throw any new