Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-29

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PEELED n furnish evidence or oouvic,
thenSelvee Of untxuthfulness.
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BAToS RoUoE, Nov. H.-Geu. Andrew
y. Heron, Congressman elect from thu
sixth District, died vsry suddenly las,
night Of heart disease.
Striking Back.
JoLrKr, ILL.,. Nov. 2S.-The Trade and
Labor Council has boycotted two news
papers in the city and all merchants
who patronize them, on account Of 9
denunciatory article against unions.
This Il AWfal.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 2.-Last Sunday
the family Of Thos. Hughes, living neal
Spottsville, KY, 1s miles from here, went
TO church. to be gone all daE leaving an
infant In charge of a colored girl. The
girl went to neighbours, leaving the
child on a pallet on tie floor. and was
also gone all day. When the family re-
turned they found the child dead and
most horribly eaten by rats.
Another Crank.
WAsHMoToN, Nov. 8.-A colored
Pittsburg crank, calling himself Roscoe
ConklinR, tried to see the President to-
day and was ref Used.
Paper Men Failed.
DETROIT, Nov. 28.-Cornwell, Prince &
Co., large paper dealers OF this city, have
failed. Figures not given. The failure
occasions much surprise.
Divorce Granted.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-Barnett Dixon
got q divorce from his wife, who, last
spring, attracted much attention BY
eloping with John Curtis.
Fleur MIL Burned.
BLUE RAPIDS, Ean., Nov. 28.-Upham
d Sons -four mill burned today; loss,
$4,000. Insured for half the amount.
4 Mistaken Cla1m.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 28.-A special
count of the vote for Regent of the
State University shows the majority
for Gore, (Rep.) 27s. The Democrats
have claimed that their candidate was
AGreat Change.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 2S.--The official
State vote ON Congressman is: Demo
Gratis, 103, ,546; Republicans, 81, ,652; pro-
14,7lG- The Democrats had
a plurality of 1884. The Republican
plurality last year was 1857.
Blind Mayor.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Local papers are
calling the attention of Mayor Harrison
to the very large number of gambling
hells which are openly running in the
city. The names of places and numbers
are given with great clrcumstantiality.
Universal praise ia accorded the Police
for hislate raid on Har-
kin's den, and he is urged to indicate
the unlawful nest.
Deserved killing.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-In the Sturla mur-
der trial, prosecution rested today, and
defense began taking testimony. Friends
and acquaintances of the prisoner shOw
she was of unsound mind and had
strange oOnceits. Evidence was also in
tending to show that Stiles
treated her in a most brutal manner,
offering physical violence on several oc-
casions.
Excited ever Rainbow.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. pa beauti-
ful rainbow visible at O'Clock this
morning excited considerable comment
among those who saw it.
Railroad Commissioners Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %. = VIM. G.
of New York, A. Williams, of
Oregon, and David w. St0rmOut, of
New York, have been appointed Com
to examine rs miles of Nor
thern Pacific road on the Clarke's Fork
division, in Montana.
Temperance Society.
New YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Board of
Managers of the National Temperance
Society have adopted resolution ask
ing the prompt passage by the House of
Representatives of the pending Senate
bill, passed by the Senates Of four suc-
cessive Congresses, to provide for an
impartial National Commission of In
guiry concering the alcohol liquor traf-
DC and its relation to the general public
welfare.
Qow Virginia stands.
RICHMOND. Nov. 23.-The State Board
Of Canvassers threw out the vote Of
Gloucester county, and gave oertif-
safe of election to Mayo, Coalition can
didate. The Congressional delegation
stands, six Coalition and four Demo
gratis. Notices Of contest have been
given.