Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-27
PACIFIC COAST.
Accidental Deafh-

OLTxerA, Dec. PA young man
named Austin Braz Il. employed in Fos-
tef Io22ing camp near this place, was
accidentally Killed by falling tree on
Saturday Afternoon, his body not be-
ing discovered until YESTERDAY. De-
Ceased was a native of Quebec, and a
/ man OF exemplary character. His fu-
neral took place today. from the Pres
hyterian Church.
sullivan Liable TO Have n scrap.
| sAs FRANCISCO. Dec. 26,-Jem Mace.
1-priZe-hghter, who arr we'd on the
s.eaiaer Austrdl', says he catae becau ,e
Mr. FOX wished him t. meet sullivan
| lie says he has no q jec;ion TO NEE 2
/ hi in with gloves. but has brou ght afaif-
ooeed Moor named Glade, who will iiga.
| Sullivan.
Case or Outrage.
San FRANCISCO. Dec. &c. Hansen.
hior convicted of the murder of a
sailor boardlng-honss keeper. vas SEN
fenced & be hanged Feb. 18th.
An outrage was committed on Nellie
treitih, = girl taken from an employ
ment Office IN this city and brut.lly as
stuiied IN b. rkeley. 1T promises To be
4 SENSATIONAL case of mistaken identify.
Dctectiyas III whose hands the matter
was placed. on ) ,turday nj tht arrested
Charles Sampson, who rams an engine
for Menzies. Bingham d Co, on the
mail dock. When confronted with the
prisoner, the girl stated she believed
him 70 bs her assdilAnt. Sampson took
his arrest coolly and refused to talk,
Inc accused lives III Oakland with a
wife and two children, ana bears good
reputation.
Capt. Eouman, of the Central Pacific
Railroad, asserts positively that S,mp-
son took the ilne tram with him every
ni2ht Tor the p ist nine months. Both
e-ong To the Same 10 ige of Chosen
Friends, which neets tuesday night.
and oamp,on, " 40 Is an officer Of the
lodge, was not absent u single session.
The assault occurred on Tuesday night.
i he accused took tie $50 boat. and
9 .ched home the same hour as usual,
between Z and g.
Crazy Man.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 26.-On the ar
rival OF the stramship Orizaba from
southern ports this morning, the Cap
tain notified the police that he had a
passenger who stated that he was afraid
of b. in xii Ell on lanoing. The police,
on iuSeStI2 ttlon, found that the mans
me WIS Gusirve Schiller, draughts-
man III the employ of the Steamship
company at Los Angeles, who stated
t1at he nad started for church on Sun
day with daughter. but he found that
both would be killed if they went, and
so he started for this city. He WAS sent
before the Commissioners on Lunacy
for examination.
A Fast Steamer.
SAN FaANcIsoo. Dec. 26.-The steam.
ship Eureka, formerly the California.
sails north January 9Th, whea she will
take her place on the route between
Portland and Alaska. She was some.
what delayed Ill consequence of her ma
calncry working badly. On her trial
trip recently she made easily twelve
kaots per hour.
A Quiet Ear.
The roughness of the btr, which has
continued for the past three DAYS. Is
some~ hat N dif ei today, 80 AS to allow
tue twelve oeep water vessels which had
been bar bound to 90 to sea.
The Pnsiiisfs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-Jim Mace,
The great pugilist, has arrived from Aus
tralia, and registered ut the Palace, ac-
coinpanied by his wife, and Herbert
Siad', whom he proposed to match
against Sullivan. Siade is fine speci-
men. He stands six feet. is well built.
weighs 30 pounds, and is tw ,nty. eight
years old. al tce expresses tue greatest
confidence in him, and is willing to
bick him against anyone. Mace will
hot appear In the ring unless with
gloves, and for the cham ,ionship an ef-
fort will be mads with Sullivan to bring
him and Siade together with gloves
Mace regards the latter as 4 sole ltitic
hitter, and quick on his pins, and in
every way match for Sullivan.