Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-30
ADDITIONAL TflsceApHlc NEWS
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ton passed 10 PRINT more copies OF
Blaine's euloey on Garfield, for Blaine
and Mrs. Garfield.
TIE Pensions Committee favored pen
sions for the widows of Major Generals
Custer and French.
II is rurnored in Republican circles
that the President will soon take some
step reassurinQ to Office holders. who
are alarmed by the Curtis circular. Just
what this will be is no. known. Enb-
bells reply is being prepared. snd will,
it is understood. be- very incisive.
A good deal of uneasiness is felt by
Mrs. Scoville's friends regarding her
presence here. She is very excitable
and difficult - control. and while her
brother insists that she is perfectly sane,
there il DO doub: she is more crazy than
Guiteau. and liable to do something
desperate before the week ends. One
man expressed his belief this morning
that she was liable to shoot the Presi
ident if be persists in his refusal to
grant respite to her brother.
Yellow Fever.
LEvFs. Del, June 23.-The Havana
brig Emma has yellow fever ON board.
suit Brought.
WAsHINaTos, June 2S.-Chas. II. Fred
ich has filed suit in equity against j.
w. Dorsey, john X. Miner and Harry
NJ. Waite for recovery on account.
The suit arises ont of star route mail
contract.
New YORK, Juno 2s.-In the star route
trial, another Peck route was taken up,
and tho usual petitions for increase pre-
scented.
New Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jnue Ex-senator Nor
rill, from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported bill. 10 further regulate the i'll
vestment Of the Pacific Railroad Sink
ing Fund, and gave notice of his inten-
ton of calling it up tomorrow for ac-
ton. 1t provides for amendment of the
acts Of 1862. 1854 and 1878, go "a to per
NIT the Secretary of the Treasury to ill.,
vest the Sinking Fund thereby estab-
Ished i'll the first mortgage thirtyyea
bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, authorized by the several acts
Of 1858, 1864 and 1865.
Gaushieb = Trials.
Sr. LOUIS. June 2S.-Iohn Black,
pleaded guilty and got six months in
Jail. John SomJneryille. brace dealer,
was not allowed to plead guilty. and his
case must 60 to trial.
Thc Eeye end Dicks.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Hicks, spirit
ual adviser of Guilsau, turns out to he a
political preacher, and was chairman of
The Florida delegation in the Chicago
convention, and one Of the first south
ern delegates who came over to Arthur,
when the Vice Presidency was being
discussed. He is very great sidmirer
of Arther, and his precious record as a
Stalwart, has doubtless commended
him to the prisoner.
Fad a. n Cyclone.
MOUNT STERLING, KY, June 2S.-The
rain yesterday flooded the streets Of
Frenchburg to ten feet deep. Three
dwellings were swept away and six per
SONS drowned
GuiicaH Hung...in EAi2y.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-Guiteau was
hanged at Las Vegas, N. NJ, III etiiay, as
a celebration Of the victory achieved by
American residents over the Mexicans,
in a contest over Incorporating that
city.
Double LynchiDy.
RATION. N. NJ, June 2J.-After Gus
Mentzel, the sanguinary-- gambler, had
been lynched, AZ previously reported.
tho crowd took his pal. D. Il. Bradley,
and hanged him, too,
A Numerous Convention.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, June 2S.-Today's
Republican convention was attended by
the entire 1872 delegates, making the
largest Republican convention ever held
in the State. Senator George Hurt was
elected temporary chairman. The usual
were appointed and the con-
vention took recess until 9 o'clock.
One les, Murderer.
KINGSTON, June 2S.-Elijah Van
kouganet was hanged today for the
murder of John Richard, last August.
Nearly Drowned.
LONDON, June 35.-Lord Chisholm ia
dead. The Duke ef Edinburgh mar
rowly escaped drowning with fishing
partp at Bayonne. Spain. He was the
first carried under, and after half an
hours struggle, reached shore.
LONDON, June 2S.-Distress among
the Egyptians is increasing. 1t Is re-
ported that France will cooperate with
in armed Intervention. If ne
France will send 10000 men.
Warltkc Nstes.
GIBEALrAB, June 2s.-The British
squadron. commanded by the Duke of
Edinburgh, consisting Of five men of-
war, has arrived here. Thetorpedo ship
Hecia has arrived and proceeded east
ward.
MALTA. June 2s.-Preparations are
making for the embarkation Of troops
in the event Of necessity.
ALEXANDRIA, June os.-The British
Vice Consul has resigned and the Con-
sular office has advised Euglishmen
who desire to remain here to take their
in the east telegraph office. as
news may arrive at any moment from
Constantinople which may cause pop
Mar outbreak.
Arab Pasha declares that the natives
implicated in the massacre in Alexan-
iria ON the 18th inst, shall not be pun
ished unless Europeans who fired on the
rioters shall also be punished. All the
ministers except Raghcb Pasha and
Arab Pasha went to Cairo last even