Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-31
EASTERN NEWS.

nAsTERN NEWS.
,.rxp PRESS DISPATCHES
e,ll,ns CivilizinG.
..ao Aug. 0.-J. Dunn, Postmas-
~ Grow Agency, Montana, ar
..sterday. He denies the reports
49, Crcvs have been depredating.
- vsfs never more Peaceable tnan
y They arc we'll fed and clothed.
hsve no cause to complain. lie
-. lie next generation Will take 20
i1nniaR.
pemblicans OF the Ninth Con
I;.nsI District have nominated
~ Payson.
rxsrss Eaairely Tss miss.
a-,,.arrLp, ILL.,, Aug. D.-fhe win
1sst crop of 1882 il the largest
ss,vssted in Illinois, except that Of
~ "a reaches over J0,OO0, ,00Q bush
Nueing wheat aggregates over o,
Sonr1 bushels. The average yield Is
~ 18X bushels to the acre, trifie
49, IL immense yield Of 1879. The
Ia, e much above the average. The
s yns saved in good condition. 1t
III ,sturn producers more money than
-, erop for fourteen years. County
1870 return the acreage as 2,762,OU
z winter wheat.
me Murdered Edlisr.
crr.oo. Aug. 1.-N0thing later has
,s.n reoeiyed BY A. G. Hessing's family
sscsrdinc his alleged death. The Sfaafs
L.tsng this morning accepts as cOnclu-
- ths statement Of Vice Consul Hart
.;no that ths story il canard, and Mr..
Vsshincton Hessing c0ncuIs in this
sr;nio0. arguing that the Consul would
- 1sieraph a contradiction except on
naifivs information. Mrs. A. @. Hes
ine. whose life would be endangered
r sudden shock, was kept in ignOr-
- OF the report, a. she has been
svsp Of the danger to which Mr.. Hes
- hss constantly been exposed Eince
~ soiouru In that section. He himself
- q one ietteF fOreahadoWed a tragic
~ - biz adventurous career. At 1:30
- morning no later news waa received
r q Stats Zsifum0 Offioe.
The villain.
Dv. 6cott, arrested for oomplicity in
- bank robbery at Kewanee, was
Iacvn there chiefly a. q fine poker
sleEeR and for his rubicund face and
- . high liver. He was intimate
"a Pratt and Welch. His intimacy il
bslissd to have caused Pratt's down.
Abu.
Tho story Oeo1ed.
CucA00, Aug. 30.-Tho following Il
adiDpateh received Q half past O'cl0cl
~ noFuing, by Washington Heasing
La Axou.zs, (Cal.) Aug. 3.-Ths re
~ n tho Tucson Star about The kill
Il Of your father is untrue. Avail
kttss from Sonora.
II. Bartling, Vice Consul.
A Thesvy.
Washington Hesing has Q theory tina
~ report of tho murder of his fathe
ssooe from q confusion Of relationship
I'D that the real victim was his nephew
August Araick, Who had always mad
~ trip to HermOsillo to get funds, ant
uho greatly resembled the elder HeainR
Il was not likely that, In danQeIou
time, when his ranch was threatened b,
Indians, a. Heaing had written that
NJ. that hs would leave it and expos
himself 70 the further danger Of boin
hlled, with q large sum Of money. 10 <
evsr distance Of LEO miles. He ha,
carried the money before, and there wa
70 apparent reason for doing 40 then
ussing had an underst snding with Con
III Willard and Vice Consul Bartning
% forward promptly any news, good o
nd, from the ranch, which il PRACTICAL,
80 miles from telegraphic communion
tion.
A Chance fer a1assn.
WAMrN0roN, Aug. O.-Sergeant Ma
ssa'a ease ID before the Secretary o.
War, On supplemental report Of Jnde
0uain, who adhcres TO the opinion tn
kiA NJ illegal.
New and Ra6.
LITTLE FALIs, N. Y, Aug. 3O.-Thsr'
banew type Of fever here. Four hav'
lid and Is arc sick. Physici0s ar,
hvsiieating.
The FleeA's Dsings.
1Ax ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 0.-Th'
uhe ars down, but private information
eoo1Ems reports Of Concha floods. Sil
h1Aes Of rain fell all over northwestern
Issas. Il II estimated TINT 25,O0
Aeeh borses, cattle, mules, and GO :,
. persons we're swept away. Ab0ut q
Asases are gone In Laredo. Tho Aexi
"a National track was washed ava,
eadly On Sunday. Farther destruction
y tbAred whom the Coucha waters reaol
~ Rio 0rande. At Abilene severa
Spspmsn loes Ill their dooks, and an
almost ruined.
Daylng . RallreaA.
OlcAoo. Aug. 0.-Durin0 the recon
~ IN the Chicago q Omaha stock. il i
unored that the Northwestern was buy
r. controlling interest. Officers Of "a,
eefse road denied this. Il 10 nov
aa!nsd that the chief purchaser Of th'
ltnR0 + Omaha va VIM. 81. Wander
~ and tho Supposttion IL, he has -
ord . dominant interest, which 1
lleeeoally The same - IL the NoEthwea
"a had bouRht it, q vende4hilt has ,
semng intsrest In tho NogthWestegn
H. move vas taken 10 pcevent th
Milwaukee 4 s.. Paul from buying thi
na. The chief stock of the ChieaQ
eUnohA road has heretofore been hel,
~ ftisnds of the Chicago 4 Rock ID
- y order 10 secure for it entrano
81 Paul and Minneapolis In case o
ameeReney; but this now h rendsre'
nsy, Ginoe the Rock lalan,
essAoldses have secured . ooutrolinl
!se o( the Minneapolis and 81
@ which serves the same puTpoDl
Meo0fing of The above named stocl
0eesed quite a1 excitement anon
aazuad men.
1allrsea Accident.
LnnH Rock, Arkansas, Aug. 30
HSseo miles south Of here on The lrul
1eeneain Railroad. this morning.
y ~ loaded with railroad iron run oI
- ueek, killing negro train hand an
winding the conductor.
ne Csrn Crep.
CncuNAz1. Aug. N.-A local oaper q
ossov morning win publiaA . cnm
ave !epugt from several eogyel
s1ne4 showing the PRESENT out,0o
- eoeu crop. The editor, Chas. I
Sey, oatos that the returns for
en eosn growing s1Ates predict q
nd yteld a ovoe Q millioa buahol
hs ysaF's srop.
Wen Dona.