Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-14
PACIFIC COAST.


PACIFIC COAST.
4 11DeSs sns1ba -
Gar HhA1usco. Sept. J&-A special
tram, With Tie Marquis Of LoRn0 and
Princess Louise On board Was run into
q Po9t Costa thi1 morning By Q yard en-
Gins. The engine Of the special was
badly damaged. One report says the
Princess received slight bruises, but
nothing definite - yet obtained.
Arrival IN sAe CITY.
The Marquis of LONE and Princess
Louise and party arrived in the city
shortly after 10 o'clock, having besn de-
tanned but 50 minutes at Port Costa by
the accident, which Was not serious, and
which resulted in NO injury to any Of
the party. They Were met On their AZ
rival By British Consul Booker, and pro-
oeoded without ceremony to the Palace
Hotel. An address Of welcome will be
presented az, behalf Of the British resi-
dents this afternoon.
gurshes n Tie Aeesaens.
Later advioss regarding the accident
70 the special train at Port Costa show
that on leaving, the ferry boat received
q signal to 90 ON. Just before reaching
the curve, . quarter Of mile from the
ferry, while the train vas moving about
six miles per hour. the yard engine
came round the curve with rush. Both
engines reversed, and tho engineers and
aremen jumped. Tho collision vas vi0-
leut, and tho special engine was badly
damaged. The Princess at the time Of
the collision Was making her toilet, and
va thrown down, bat received no in
Jury beyond the most tRihinR bfuise. All
the occupants Of the oar Were shaken up,
0ookesy broken, parcels, eto.s Strewn
about, bat no one injured. Another en-
zine vos furnished. and The train pro-
sse;sd.
Deseaag . The Palace.
O. arriving at The Palace. the party
proceeded 20 their rooms . I'd break
1AGtod. Il ID understood that owing %
ss.s fatigue Of the journey, today will b
passed In seclusion. The presentation
| of an address from British subjects in
deferred uatil tomorrow, and tho public
denooGtrntiou will be reserved until
SITTER the return from VictOris. The
party will Gail next Friday ON the CO.
nus.
n S@.S~
HAx PDAxcsCo, Sept. ia private
dispatch conveys tho sad intelligence OF
| the death Of Miss Clara Fitch, eldest
daughter Of George X. Fitch. ono Of the
pfoprietOrs Of the BuiletiS, this morn
| ing at the hotel Del Monte, Monterey.
Her death was the result Of the xcciden-
I'll overturning Of . carriage In which
she and some friends we're riding
along the lighthouse road at Monterey
some eight weeks ago.
sseek 0sslasisna.
SAN FRANCrsco, Sept. 13.-FOllowinR
are the latest stock quotations:
California. $50 Day, $50,
Virginia, IL Curry, I,
Mexican, 6ls, Ophir. ~.
Union, Z, Nevada, ~,
Alpha. 81, Jacket, X,
Best, TX, Overman, $50,
Point. SO, Belcher, $50,
Utah,4A, Diablo. 81,
Belle, Ii, Bullion, TO,
Savage, ~, Mono, SO
King, 16c. Bodie, ~.
CIiptop2, Eureka tx
Tho Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company stock n quotes: To-day in New
York ct 1854.
Feel Goea.
SAX FsAxcmco, Sept. 13.-By order Of
the State Central Committee, the Re-
publioans are firing hundred guns To-
night in honor Of tho Maine political
victory.
Major r. J. NcQuiddy, recently nomi-
nAteo BY the 0reenbaok Convention for
0oyeRuof, was arrested today BY the u.
8. 0axShal On Q charge Of having co.,
spiSed to ohetxuct U. b. 1arshal Poole
In tho performance Of his duties during
the 4u1el Elough troubles Of two years
ago. AcQuiddy gave bonds and was
released from custody.
CallGssnla Races.
6Ac1AlGzxTo, Sept. l8.-The Arst race
today Vas for two-ysar-old 1lliss. dash
Of Avo-oiQhthD Of . mile. Rl0n Elon
Won in 2:S0. beating Augusta E.
In The second race for the California
Derby stake, for three-year-olds, . mile
day. Mary F. and Captain Kidd. Duke
won By . neck in $40. Mary r. second.
In the third race, . mile dash, handi-
cap for al aeee. Startsrs-May D. and
Frank Rhoads, (four-year-olds), Forest
King. (three-year-old), Night Hawk,
(0ve-year-old), and Red Boy. The race
was very nne one, and great intere .
Vas taken In IL. He'd boy Was the
favorits, but Night Hawk won. Time,
2:S0: Red Boy second, Mary E. thir'.
This was the fastest heat ever run In
the State.
Next Vas selling race, one eighth Of
mile. EntTies- Joe Daniels, Joe
Howell and Lady Howell. The lstter
Wun By four lsuRths. DAM b second.
Time noe given.
In the last trip trot for the 2:3O GLASS.
winston, Manson, Albert w.. Sweet
ne0 and Nellie h, started. Sweetness
voa tvo straight heats IN 2:2l ard
921k; k1bsrt W. second.
Was Hse . u1sAanA killer.
NmADA CtTy, CAL, HspG. 1S.-Ths OF
animation Of Nm. N. e. Wilson and her
eoa, for Tie alleged poisoning Of Joe.
Wilson, q Columbia Hin. = few days
sinoe, We held today, and resulted In
~ discharge Of The Accused. A chsmi-
ell analysis Of the contents Of the De.
osaoo0's stomach failed 20 flnd any tIaco
Of poison.
ne P0rdy.Da01ltea Dquahbae.
ToMnsroMn, A. r., Sept. l3.-It h ~
ported that Hon. & Purdy. editor Of The
1ptsapA, and Hon. Patrick Hamilton,
editor Of ths lsdepssdeSt, departed for
Sonora this morning TO light . duel.
Moth meu, With seconds and surgeons,
asU absent from town, and . Yumos,
pretty veil authentieated. sAys that
Ham1lton, accompanied b. William
Milligan and John Burke - seconds
and Dr.. 4oSvegan % surgeon, departed
at 4 o'clock. Purdy. With Judge Edward
0c0Ovorn and John Sevenoake ~ SEQ
onds and DE-. 0eodfs1lov - surgeon,
In q D O'Clock. The duel + 70 take
place q 10 o'clock tomorrow in Sonora,
Twelve miles south oe Biabee. Tho
tsuehle grew cut of articles publishod
b Hamilton In his paper. Purdy SAINT
~ challenge. The V0Apo01 aso Iovoav-
- and the distance tsa pacse.