Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-23

from IN paxta Of The country. Cp 70
midnight 1sO Knigh1B arrived, ana q
many moeo ore oxpooeed. 4 gnnd -
Ende this aftegnoon and tpmogTUW .
prizs drill.
MeHahoo's Aasosoanaslon.
Mouxr PULASKI, Aug. 2.-MoMahon,
the farmer who, with his hired men, fell
victims TO aaanGsins near here, II the
owner Of q splendid farm, where b
dWelt in q quiet, retired way, - be-
comes Q man of 20, and had aooumu-
lated large fortune. He vas . bach
sIor, and did his own housekeeping.
John Cariock, aged 10, and Bob Aath-
sny, aged ~, were the only other men
about tho place. Both were quiet, in
dustrsous, and like AcNahon much S.
tssned. They we're last seen on Thurs
day, stacking wheat. A neiRhbor
observing their absence searched for
them ON saturday and Sunday, and I'm
ally found all three bodies fostering and
extensively odor0us in the rank weeds
about the h0uss. AcAaho0's throat was
cut from ear 70 ear, his head almost
severed from the body, the Rash extend
ing clear down u the spinal colomn.
There vas NO shape t. the battered
head, abuut which . cloth had been
tied. The bodies Ut CarlOck and Math-
eng were covered with cl0tted gore,
their thrOats out a. thsir masters had
teen; the limits were bound securely
with Irvine, taken from the respinR ma
chime, gagged, and blindf0ldsd with
cloths. Everything pointed TO the most
fiendish determination and elaborate
purpose. The house was IAn1ackod,
S2,UOO in money taken, and the house.
hold goods broken. The Cor00ef's jury
decided the murder Vas committed by
unknown peruOns, bat tho whole OOun-
try 10 ablaze and alert. Lynch law viii
bs inevitable If the murdererS can b -
cured. Suspicion rests On . man who
worked for the farmer some months
ago, who was seen on the farm on
Thursday. Footprints, a. of two walk
ing in sInRls file, were discovered, and
followed two miles across lots, until tue
trail vas lost in the main road.
Dsn's want - BE 0aaFaasiaeA.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-DT. Hamilton
has received protest against quaran-
timing Laredo. He replies there il no
intention Of doing %, but he will estsb-
iiah an inspection station there - pre-
vent the introduction Ut fever from the
line of the Mexican Central Road by
mounted men. Inspectors of Customs
ut brownsville have BEEN directed to act
az mounted police during the epidemic,
without further expense to the city.
Rlee 9aginG.
CoHOEs, N. Y, Aug. 2.-The Erie
mills are on fire, with . prospect that
the three upper . cries will be burned.
A Military Ceart.
PRxscorr, A. T., Aug. 22.-The Gen.
Carr Court Of Inquiry convened today
ut department. headquarters. The court
il sitting with closed doors.
4 Nigh Priest sAee.
LONDON. Aug. 2l.-A dispatch from
Melbourne Gays Archbishop Goold, OF
the Catholic diocese here, was ahOt at
and slightly wounded. His assailant,
named A. Fanetts, was arrested. He il
. brother TO the man who attempted to
the Duke Of Edinburgh at
Sydney in March, 1868.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. N.-The out posts
At kamleh made q demonstration this
afternoon. Some artillery shots were
The English retired with
3us loss. It is definitely settled that
Major General Allison and STAFF will
move to Ramleh tomorrow.
The Russian Consul Will 90 from here
Ihortly ON leave of absence. His place
will be filed by military official.
COPENHAGEN, Aug. "a number Of
horses trained for use at the Cars COR
onatiOn were killed by the Nihilists.
Accepts the aenor.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 21.-Cherif Pasha
attsr's decree, . letter in which he
took whom he assumed Office in DeCem-
Der last.
To Initiate.
MADaID. Aug. 2l.-At q Cabinet Coun-
Dill today it was resolved TO instruct COM
manders of Spanish vessels in Egyptian
waters to follow the example Of ships Of
other nations.
New Irish Association.
DUBLIN, Aug. 2l.-A conference Of
delegates from the Celtic Confederation
vas held here today. Justin MCCARTHY,
Of Parliament, presided. On
motion of Mr.. Sexton, n. r., an Execu-
live Committee WAS formed, including
The representatives Of the Irish Parlia-
party and prominent members
Df the Land League. The conference
adopted an address to Parnnsll, express
inc the determination 10 form an aaso-
ciation which will extend to the differ
snt Glasses in Ireland those efforts
which have hitherto proved % fruitful
IN the dirootiOu Of land reform.
Trn0c Ceon9 on.
PAazs, Aug. 3;.DsLesseps telseraphs