Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-14

boat sooner after the separation oo.
CURED. A letter from Minister Hunt a,
st. Petersburg, to the Secretary of the
Navy, of October 24th, says: Caskets
for the remains of Belongs party ar
rived here and were admitted free at the
custom house. and they had been for
warded by express to Orenberg. He
| says he has now news from Harbor an 1
his associates, and begins to fear ad-
verse weather may interfere with the
execution of their mission to bring
back the remains of the party.
spirits Captured.
Indian Commissioner Price today re-
| ceived information that the United
States Marshal in the Indian Territory.
had seized quanty Of liquor belonging
| to officers of the army, which was being
conveyed into the Territory.
Al their Old Tricks.
MARsHALLTowN. Iowa. Nov. 13.-The
result of the Congressional electin in
the Fifth District hinges upon the vote
of Taylor township, ia this county,
| which was thrown out by the Board,
because it was signed by only two
Judges, the third Judges name having
been added by the Clerk, as the Judge
could not be found. 1t gave Wilson,
Republican, 48 majority, and would give
him majority of y in the District,
| where1s, with this vote thrown out,
Frederick, Democrat, has majority
of II.
Cutting Down tho Fees.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania in an amend
ment made in the rules of the Supreme
| 4 ON fnbap will 1apr;va G1arL MoKa,,
ny of probably one'fourth of his in
| dome. Chief Justice Waite. III announc-
| ing the changes in the rules, said the
| statute regulating clerks fees was passed
| i'll 1873, and that practice. as it now ex-
lists in all material respects, where it
had been more than fifty years. There
| is an appearant conflict between the
rules and plactice under them which
| ought not to exist. 1t is also evident
| that what fifty years ago was no more
than reasonable compensation is now
under operation of rules as then CEN
| structed larger than it ought be. Sew
| eral cases of some importance were de-
cided today. In that of Ed. Prichard
| vs X. Norton it was held that where a
bond was executed in New York to be
enforced in New Orleans the laws of
Louisiana must govern the Judgment of
the United States Circuit Court, for
Louisiana being reversed in the case of
the Equator Mining and Smelling Com
pany VS.. Geo. w. Hall. Judgment of
| the Circuit Court of Colorado was re-
| versed and new trial ordered, the court
holding that under the code of that
State each party is entitle to new trial
without cause or payment of costs.
More Romance than Brains.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The Times will
publish a story in the morning to the
effect that the Chinese dwarf Chez Nah,
45 years old, and As inches high. is
about to marry young woman aged IS,
who gives her names as Fannie Cole
man, and is said to be of well. to do
Catholic parents in New Pork. The
story, as told, is that the girl saw Chez
Nah on exhibition in New York and
fell violently in love with him. The at
taohment being reciprocated her par
ents objected, and none of the Catholic
priests in New York would marry them.
The Buddhist dwarf has been here on
exhibition for three weeks and the girl
is here also. The priests here have re-
fused to marry them. They go next to
81. Louis and the girl says II the priests
there will not marry them they will ask
a Protestant minister to perform the
ceremony. Failing in that they will ask
be quite wealthy.
Probabilities OF Another Cable.
New York, Nov. 13.-Tbe Sun in its
weekly record of Wall street affairs has
thej following concerning James Gordon
Bennett's new cable scheme of making
and laying cable to cost 81, 200, GOO, of
which Bennett subscribed $1.O00,C00.
and promises another $1,Co0,O0O if the
second cable is found necessary, and the
total capital to be raised to 5000, coo.
The new cable will be worked in con-
| junction with the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph system and the Herald ad-
vises Western newspapers not to make
any new contracts with the Western
Union until Bennett is ready to serve
them on philanthrophio principles with
his new toy, but it hard to see how Ben
nett can offer anything like the facili-
| ties which tho Western Union gives to
its customers over the continent. Apart
from that sale there is no doubt in the
minds Of ihe conservative business men
whether he will persist in his new 'Fad
Fad" and whether. his present position
for cabling may not evaporate as his
love for the polo. soup kitchens, and
Arctic explorations has disappeared.
| Plueky.
TOLEDO, o.. Nov. 49, John O'COn-
nor, an ex-priest, was prevented from
delivering lecture on Catholicism last
evening by the action of the mob. To
! day he will lecture if hall Is to be had
in the city.
Another Democrat In.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-Complete returns
from the State on the Superintendent
of Public instruction, just in, give
Raob. Democrat, 2S6S majority ovel
Strrtton, the Republican nominee.
Too Mach Powder.
LITTLE Rock. Nov. 13.-On Sunday
morning some burglars blew open the
safe of O'Brien Il Co.'S store. They gol
in 30 much powder that the explosion
wrecked things about the neighborhood,
driving tho coins through the walls OF
the safe. There was $500 in the safe al
the time. The safe was a complete
wreck. James Burns, of Chicago, anc
another man have been arrested on sus
picion Of being the guilty parties.
Remorsefai.
DAYTON, O., Nov. 13.-Col. Fielding
| 1JWKcySs WuO was ShOAs AA AAAS ssSSSses~s-
committed suicide today.
Boiler Explosion.
NEwpuRa, n. Y, Nov. IA boiler II
a mill near Washingtonville exploded
Engineer Fairbanks is seriously injured
besides having the sight of both eye
DESTROYED. Three Italians were serious
ly wounded by flying fragments OF r.
boiler. Two of them probably fatally
More victory for the Dcmoerats.
RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. l3.-unofficial re
turns from eighty six counties give Ben
nett, Democrat, for congressman-at AT
large, 5s8 majority. Six counties not re
ported gave in 1850 Democratic major
!, ity Of S74.
umporsans Committees.
NEw YORK. Nov 13.-The Joint Con
gressional Committee for revival o
American SHIPPING, Warner Millel
Chairman. and s. 8. Cox, Secretary ,mce
in this city Wednesday next.
No more Quarantine.
II AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 13.-The Govern
, or has raised the quarantine. Dinei
! ent localities report heavy frosts.
} Elevated Road.