Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-25

SEATTLE DALI
ADDITIONAL TELHGRAlgA
BarneA 10 Death.
IxDrAxAPoLIs, Nov. 24.-This morning
q IRE occurred in a boarding house.
The rear portion of the builoing Was
destroyed, and two servant girls, named
hate Daily and Ella keenan,, were
burned 70 death.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 24.-Commodor
Je6ers has been ordered to hold himsslf
IN readiness 70 relieve Hear Admiral
Clio Of command Of tbs Asiatie station.
Hrsn PresaAeni AaaeheaI.
NV YoRx, Nov. N.-Ihs World
prints the following:
Milwaukee, Nov. q, "a.
To Editor World -Stz: Ihsve TO say,
IN answer to your inquiries by telegraph,
that cannot possibly tell how long the
existing and lnexcusable railroad war
here may last. Ii vas begun because
We refused ~ submit 10 What we deemed
very unreasonable demands, and after
We had offered to leave the points in
dispute to arbitration. II augurs badly
for future railroad prosperity in this
country If great corporations are to act
In this manner. After submitting with
out retaliation for some weeks TO uupro-
voked hostility, We are now simply Try
ing 70 defend ourselves.
tSi9ned) ALEX. MITCHELL,
Pres. c., II. d st. p. 4 B.
The Ga Edlfsr's EsneraI.
NKw YoRK, Nov. 24.-The funeral of
Thurlow Weed took place this morning.
Private SERVICES we're held at the late
residence. Rev. ORA Hall, Paxton and
Keensfell officiating. At the conclusion
Of the service the cortege formed and
proceeded to the church, which was
filled with a congregation composed of
prominent citizens and well known per-
sons from the interior of the State. Mrs.
Harriet Weed is too greatly agitated to
leave the house. The funeral party
leave Tor Albany this evening.
Carneld Fair.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-At a meeting
of the Executive Committee Of the Gar
field Fair Association tonight it was de-
clded to extend invitations to the Gar
field Guard of Honor. Justices of the Su-
preme Bench, members of the Court of
Claims and Societies of Mexican veter-
ans and Oldest Inhabitants. Seven
thousand tickets were authorized to be
issued for the use Of school children.
Thurlsw Weeds Funeral.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-At the funeral
OF Thurlow Weed there will be ten pail
bearers, who yet have not been selected.
Private services will be held at $50 to-
morrow morning for the family in the
house; public service in the church ad-
joining at 10, and at 5 the remains will
be taken ON the steamer Drew to Albany
and buried in the rural cemetery on
Saturday. Many kilograms of condol-
ence were received tonight. Among
them were the regrets of Hamilton E.
Fish and W..R. Seward.
keselail0ns.i
At the county Democratic jubilee to-
night resolutions wero adopted declar-
ing it would be folly to exu,t over the
recent triumph without realizing the
esponsibility it imposes upon the vic
tors.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Chas. Moore
and Bernard O'Neill were arrested to-
aight on the charge of robbing the
house of Hugh MoNeill this afternoon
OF bonds and other papers to the value
OF $4,000. The papers were not re
Covered. The thieves are from New
York. ONeill is ont of penitentiary two
months.
A Protect.
Boston, Nov. 23.-The Herald says an
eminent to protest against DeBrazzas's
misuse of the trust oonfided to him by
the International Africa Commission.
Roasted Darkies.
BIRNNaHAM, Ala, Nov. 23.-This
evening Robert Mayfield and Alexander
King, c0lOred men, were lowered into the
stack Of furnace in which the fire was
supposed to be dead, to make some re-
pairs. The fumes Overcame them, and
they dropped upon a hot mass of ore
and coal below, and their bodies were
reduced to cinders.
Loss by Fire.
Utica, Nov. 23.-The old mill building
of the New Hartford Cotton Company
Is burned. The insurance Of $4,000
nearly covers the loss.
Trouble.
TROY, Nov. 23.-The new Superin-
tendent of Police will issue a general
order tomorrow to captains and patrol
men who recognize him, and who will
be retained. Others will be discharged,
The old foroe hold the station houses.
and declare they will not give them up.
Mrs. Brown.
Boston, Nov. 3.-The entertainment
in aid Of the widow Of John Brown, CON-
tributed by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
Madame Schetler, Oliver Wendell
Holmes and George Henschell, Melted
Nail Robbery.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-The First National
Bank of Denver has sent circulars to
banks here stating the mails have been
robbed every month for the last year at |
some point between Denver and New
York.
TAYLolsvrLLx, Nov. q. Emma Bond,
victim OF tho outrage here last June,
vas Just able to appear before the |
0AoAo . uxy SO06ys QUO W0ut INTO 8p8QmS
md Is in critical condition.
LArxl.-Miss Emma Bond was car
ned into the Grand Jury room on a
,hair. Her father was not allowed to
her. Her examination lasted
nearly three hours, when she was seized /
With violent nervous attack, requiring
he presence of her physician. She told
he full story Of the terrible outrage.
DesSe Thieves.
MoNNourH, Ill, Nov. 23.-William
Buchanan and accomplicss in the seiz-
,re OF the Clydesdale horses at Alexis
ne now being held in 3l2OO each for
and 500 each for false i'm.
>risonment. Robert Holloway has sued
'or SIC, 600 for Islander, and the came for
respass.
shat DoWn.
ST.. Louu, Nov. 3.-The ST. Charles
,ar works, capacity 20 cars per day, at
s. Charles, Mo-, are shut down, and dis
500 men. Cause, lack OF ordern
Jay ceu1d.
NEW YoaK, Nov. 3.-Jay Gould, in a
AK with reporter, said be thought
he decline In stocks had gone farther
han the element in the situation would
For his own part he had mot
'sen purchasing stocks until within the