Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-16
EASTERN NEWS.


o...d Charleston Jail. from which il
Sr~aars that Oliver has been thrown in
:.3 On a charge of libel. because he
1s,,;nted from Washington campaign
IT,, extract taken from the pamphlet
psGoi. Cash, published in South Caro-
s;rs rejecting upon Dawson, editor OF
~ charleston Coa,-ier. divers friends
.is;m conspiracy to prevent him from
Ssxs;nina bail. The Court declines to
.scsiye money or collateral, and no cit
izen having sufficient amount OF pro.
..rfv will 60 on the bond. 1t is claimed
fhst this is part of political movement
~ intimidate those who are disposed to
encourage an independent movement in
Snth Carolina. A curious fact about
Il Il that the pamphlet of Col. Cash,
from which the original extract was
taksn, has been published broadcast
shrouQhout South Carolina; yet editor
nsvsOn does not feel disposed 10 call
ed. Cash to account for it, hut does as
sanit the poor editor who republished
"a extract from it printed IN northern
naners, Col. Cash is not that kind OF
imam as his recent duels have shown
that be is not to be called to account
vith impunity. and Col. Cash is run
nino as She anti Bourbon candidate for
1nncress in ono of the South Carolina
dietricts. The Congressional Republi-
m Convention have not yet decided
vhsther or not they will recognize him.
clupoe Beats Barreat.aneavy Betsinx.
Nsw YoaK, Sept. 1.-THE World,
sneakinQ IF the race between Barrett,
Ecotiack and Girofie, at Coney Island
to(lay. says ever since it was announced
fselinQ has run high az to which would
vin. Barrett or Girofe. Betting was
verv heavy, the admirers of Barrett and
(}irofie literally throwing money into
boxee, the supporters Of Barrett being
suecially confident; but the climax was
reached when Walton, the plnnger, bet
4 vel known Anglo American firm xi0.-
O0O against S14,OG0 that GirOfe would
beet barrett, and in a few minutes aft
erwards bet the same firm $l0,CJD even
thesame way, making a bet OF $O0W
% t24,cs9. This, il not absolutely the
largest transaction seen on the race
tack for some years, Is certainly very
usarly the largest. The race was easily
won by Girofie, in 1:4l11.
A Colorado Nemlnallon.
DMvxR, Sept. 15.-Ernest l.. Camp
he|l, Of Leadyille, was nominated for
0ovegnor BY the Republican Convention
on The second ballot.
Fer Congress.
ADsIAx, Sept. 1.-THE Democrats Of
the second District have nominated N.
J. Eldridge for Congress.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Sept. l5.-Demo-
crats Of the Tenth District have nOmin.
atsd B. ]. Hall for Congress.
The Sleeks.
New YoHK, Sept. l5.-The pool. which
advanced 4 per cent. on the expectation
that Secretary folger would offer 10 buy
q block Of bonds. has gone TO pieces, and
q shaYp decline was caused by the sales
Of the pool holdings. The demand for
shprt bunds continues good. The situ-
alton was changed enough yesterday to
oause tho c0untormanding of further
orders 20 sell granger stocks. Strong
iuterests are said TO be behind the ad-
vance In Chesapeake and Ohio. June
earnings were 40 per cont. over last year.
Il u Possible.
WAsurNaToN, Sept. 1.-THE verdict
in tho Star Route case against Miner
and Reerdell has been SGT aside, and
they have been granted new trial.
The story sr Nerss.
NKw YonK, Sept. 1.-The Herald had
the following from Noros: "When our
food began to give ont and We found NO
pAue. the captain one day asked Min
dermau and me il our feet were all
liaht, and il We felt able to go ahead
a. a forced march to seek help. We
told him that We thought We were
strung enough TO undertake 1t. Capt
DeLOnQ then changed his mind about
eondiuQ us forward to look for help, AZ
when Ericsson died he decided that We
had best remain together. He seemed
70 have little hopes, Two awful days
with absolutely no food followed. We
nv NO veotiee Of game and We were all
dovn-hearted. On the night of the Sec
ond day, October 8, the captain asked
Nindeemsu II Ne still felt strong enough
= pnah On ahead. We told him We were
ahlo % tn, and he than asked II We had
70 stand any watch that night. told
him that had not. We X, pt mp q reg
alar wato. every night to see to the fire.
Tho captain then gave orders that We
should bunk near the fire where We
ooald have good sound sleep al! night,
% q 70 b bright and fresh the next
day. l asked no questions, but knew
that the captain, as . last resort, nad
leeolved ouce moro to send u ahead on
the desperate 3hancc Of finding relief.
shall never forget tho scenes OF our
last parting with the comrades whom
W svsrs never t0se again alive. Il was
in tho cold gray Of early morning. We
vees I'll weak and despairinas bat MIN