Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-15

A Crazy Nan In the street.
NEW YORK, OCT. 14-An extraordin
cry occurrence took place on Fourteentt
street this afternoon. when the stree,
was most crowded with shoppers. A de
Inented trenchman ran amuck through
the crowded thorouRhfare, and with ,
PAIR OF sharp pointed carpenters com
passes, stabbed right and lsft, the vic
tins all being women. The wife of thu
policeman who patrolled the block wss
one OF the victims. The lunatic was
Ernest Dubouise. half idiotic painter
whose crazy antics for years have made
him conspicuous character. His vic
TINS are all more or less severely in
inred. Their names are Miss Louise
Checker. age y, of No. 19, West Fifty.
flrss street; Miss NJ. l.. King, Of No. 40
East flfty-seventh street, severely hurt
MISS Pauline Pillder, age IS, of No. 459
west sixteenth street; Miss Thomes. OF
No. 6t4;, Lexington Avenue. dangerously
injured; Mrs. Mary Hanley, the police
man . wife, OF Greenwich street, two
stab wounds III the left breast, perhaps
fatally injured. The lunatic was ar
res.ed. lie wore no hat. He said be
threatened his life. The prisoner with
his father wandered through the city,
bearing painted Eigns demanding ios-
tice from the California authorities for
some wrong. They accepted charity,
but only enough to feed and lodge them.
The father died in February last. The
son kept up his pilgrimage until today.
when he SGT out upon the slaughter of
women.
New H0rk NOminalt.as.
BUFFALO. Oct. 1.-THE Democrats of
the Thirty second District have nomi-
mated w. A. Rogers.
The Prohibitionists of Erie county
have nominated full county ticket,
with J. .. Hazelton for Congress.
MIDpLErowN, n. Y, OCT. 14.-Demo-
Gratis of the Fourteenth District have
renOminated Lewis Beach for Con-
gresa.
Change or Nominees.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. 1.-The Demo
cratic Congressional Committee of the
Third District met at Waterloo today
Nothing having been heard from Hon.
J. M. Griffith, who was nominated on
tho 24th Of August, but who was absent
IN Europe, his name was withdrawn.
and G. M. Durham, Mayor of Indspen-
dence, was nominated.
New Jersey Elections.
NEWARK, N. j., OCT. 1.-THE Charter
election resulted in a Republican plural
Ity of $50. On the general ticket the
Democrats make large gains in the Com
mon Council, carrying ten Of the fifteen
wards; gaining seven members. The
contest was chiefly on the financial pol
10y OF the Republican administration of
the city. The Labor party polled 1900
votes.
A Ssrry Report.
DALLAS. Tex, Oct. 14.-It il reported
that six persons were killed on tho east
bound train today. The cars were
ditched at Sweetwater and the train
badly damaged.
LYNcHBURo, Va. Oct. 1.-The store
house Of the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company, with contents. was
burned today.
The Wrecked Ship.
Care RACE, Oct. 1.-THE wrecked
ship Hefder, il seems. must have come
around very close to Mistaken Point, as
her present position plainly indicates
that, had she been a little more than q
length further Of, she would have
cleared everything. Half q length clos
or to shore would have proved fatal to
all on board. Salvors are taking the
cargo out, and two Thousand packages
are already landed.
It ls lhe Cause, NJ soal.
NV YoaK, Oct. l4.-NeWsp6pers here
attribute the defeat of the Republicans
in Ohio 10 the defections Of Germans.
Bound for the Paciae.
New YoRK, Oct. l4.-Latest charters
include the new ship Berlin, 15lA tons,
now at PhippsburR, Maine, from Phils-
delphia With general cargo; also q new
ship now at the eastward % follow the
Abner ]. Kenyon from this port.
4 Dinner Of Millienalres.
NEW YoRK, Oct. IA number Of
Rsntlemen,i ,inoluding Marvin Green, Jay
Gould, Chauneey NJ. Oepew, Cyrus w.
Field, David Dudley FSold, Gen. Hor-
aoe Porter, General Thomas b. Eckert,
Abram 8. Hewitt, j. g. Gould and Viii
liam Bishop entertained MIR. John Pen
der, n. p, the cable king, at dinner to-
night.
Brooklyns ReglsoFaele1.
BRooxLlS, Oct. 1.-THE rsgislsatioa Of
voters in Brooklyn to-day vas z3ba6
against 80 9,68 last year and l8,M in
1880. For two days it y n,7n. The
. total Of q, ,22 against $3.50 last year
and 72,5ss in 1880.
Louisiana Republicans.
6HRxvEroRr, La, Oct. N.-The Re-
publican Congressional Convention
adopted resolutions appointing a CON-
mittee Of i've with power to plaoe can
didate in the field should one be deem
ed expedient for the best interests Of
the Republican party.
Tresblr II Texas.
AUSTIN, Texas, Oot. 14.-Serious trou-
BILE IL feared In BIO Gnnds oity. Rrov
ing out Of the murder Of the county sur
vcyor Some time ago. The mnRers have
been asked Tor to assist in preserving
the psaes, bat II il impossible 10 furnish
them, a. the nearest available force haa
it, handa full keeping down outlaws Of
Lasalle county.
more Mines.
Arsrry, Texas, Oct. l4.-The Adiutant
General, just back from trip along the
front, reports rich deposits Of gold, sill
yer and copper IN the vicinity Of the
Guadalupe and Wasco mountains. Gen.
eral Roupe. of Dallas. discovered extern
siye and rich deposits OF gold and silver
near Carris0e.
Ra0ale Aavance0ent.
PORTLAND. Oct. 15.-At the evening
session of the society for the Advance
ment Of Women. Mrs. Mary Fosssr. a
practicinQ lawyer of Michigan, read a
paper on regulations discriminating in
favyr of single women against married
women. She also discusoedmany curious
legal proceedings regarding married
wotnen. This paper was fully discussed.
The Chinese question was then taken
up aud remarks made BY Mias Mary
| Peckham. Miss Julia Ward Howe and
Miss Eastman.
| Sew Toek Pelle1eS.
Nxw YoRx, Oct. H.-Amone the noted
defections from the Republican State
ticket 70 day IL the wcll known clergy
..nx ye vvor - Cpnahv In hfo laftaP hS