Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-27
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...,,ssse Iavessisasies.
Oct. 25.-tieut. Danen-
srsinusd his testimony testimony '. sane
travelling Improves go ,n;Iss SJes
s1g - I'll that day. July 9Th there
u - o.xrement made OF ice and
- s.csme very bad. On the 10TH
srnounced he had made ~
foun LAX against Il the previ-
july 18th, the sa lailo DO,s 'ras S;rac. sEu.a
s.St and our course was uirsc- .
Ou that day Collins kiiied q
afbn " furnished a good meal Tor
- ,arty. July 18th, at p.m.'
asonass. - cleared and land was plain
sesW Ws shifted to an immense
Ed .rd advanced one and half
Ia s.ssrd land and oamped p;u;,, az II p,m' pa
N the 18th a mountain suo-
vi .,sarsd towering over the log.
| ~ sP vrshed for the shore, and at,
fepg gars' work got our sledees ana
| tkeee -, - -some fat pieces inside the
- ". - grounded ice and camped
- ~ " This was at the foot OF the
M -. land being too steep TO anord
sals M nth all hands, hoisted the
hete.~, non and took possession OF
4 ls = "a name Of the President
s16lne1o = States, calling it Bennett
z - Oss5erinQ Chips to give the men
- ~ Ibsrty they wished. III. aae ,;Sds nSn'
t;aG uses sent ont 70 snoos OiI0s:
q kess pumbsr were obtained ana
sh.isd among the tents.
q ~ sis'-Dunbar and two Indians
~ ~ ant 70 explore the southeastern
!. = ~ Island. Divine service
- hald. Dunbar established q
t...S 6th on tho south side OF
n. asnd. Al this time the weather
1.ecv and raw, and considerable
- n al party were sick with the
...s-s from eating birds. Up to this
49, ~ dou we're allowed one pound
I...n;ear each per day. On tins
- s-elve Of them were crippled. and
- Ss,ther use, and were shot and
lsriod IN the water..
49, 6fh.-The boats were launched
a = eiastsd on our trip from Bennett
01ufs adjourned until tomorrow.
nsx.ean yeterans' Reunion.
M Yosx, Oct. 25.-Thirtesn OF the
.si.ora at Col. j. d. S.evenson's Old
s.~uand Of Mexican war veterans, lst
S.e York volunteers, had reunion and
feser tonight. A dispatch from Col.
Snunson, Who is in San Francisco, was
ssivsd, ssking Gods blessing on his
ri INA Major Clark gave q brief
1siov of the history Of the regiment.
a. tvo-thirds Of It's original thousand
s6nhFs, he said, were under Il years
~ when they were enrolled, and
nnksus that accounted for the youthful
suVsfance Of those who were assem-
"a around the table. ut was consid-
! "a an srduous undertaking in those
1sylr continued tho speaker, Ito go to
C6hSofnia. Gold had not been disCov-
N and It was an unknown land. AL
ihouch the regiment did not see much
mtjye service, still it had encountered
uany hardships. Of the original thou
mnd only fifteen we're left. Mcst OF the
nryivors lived in California, but about
DIV had returned to the East. The
vsejd had dealt kindly with most OF
lAsm, aud ITO survivors represented
tx.0O0, 600 Of capital"
During the dinner, Capt. Roswell d.
Baldwin entered the room and was
heartily welcomed. He had seen no.
tlce OF ths meeting and had not before
known Of the organization Vt Gold Bar
veterans. Later in tho evening letters
eere read from absent members and
ffom tho parent organization Of the reg
neut-Veterans in California. The
nenory Of dead comrades was duly
haossd. Many speeches Of congrata
kiion over the growth of the State
yAteh each one present had assisted
hatablishing, we're made.
~ psesldent's Cennecllea with Pei.
ltlcs.
WAmm0rGN, Oct. 25.-A statement
bthe eject that political affairs in New
yMk, in Pennsylvania, aud in other
en1n have been the subject for discus
- b cabinet meetings. is denied by
egRfeddent and members Of the cab
~ Who furthermore specifically say
~ usual cabinet meetings have been
~ for the consideration Of public
1henD, noreference whatever to po-
4tnl matters has been made at any
n!enR, and no dispatches whatever,
eo3 Of otherwise, have been sent
- ~ White House to the chairman
- 6tate Central Committee in New
e., q 10 anyone else ON political sub
tothsre or elsewhere.
1aaesal ef Adelaide Philllps.
bo1oH, Oct. 2S.-Funerd services
~ ~ remains of Adelaide Phillips
- bad this afternoon at Kings
0sot which was filed to its utmost
ac!ay by personal and professional
NJ Hundreds Of persons were un-
. gain admission. The florAl
Sesee9 we're many and beautiful. Az
euioee the romans were Ia ken to
Aaa6sld for burial.
4 Dust of CarAeld.
NGuua, Oct. 25.-The last Legisla-
n 1csaRfopriated $4,000 to place q bust
vainsld in the old House Of Repre-
aves at Washington. and commits
- % sxamine the designs met to.
sno inspected models by artists,
g eelectlon will bo announced until
usrneld has been consulted a. 10
I Tewn en Fire.
sn1x, OCT. 25.-Advioes come
uopkinsville, Kentucky, TO the Of
r 4 ~ the town is burning up. One
principal hotels, the bank and
e house are reported already
and tho important blocks
esalding arc on 6re.
emk Rsbbers Sentenced.
..o, H., Oct. 25.J.J Pratt. L,
Nean and Albert ]. Dunkle. Ke-
oank robbers, we're sentenced to
IN the penitentiary and J. l..
aa aeoomplioe, to four years 70.
4 saa Calamity.
xe.nk1PmA, OCT. 36.-An accident
~ nssorks exhibition in the parl
II ~ resulted from the bursting Of
Ii ~ An In . large mortar before
oeen shot. Thus far sevou
ave died from the effects ol
soL,es and one died from heart
- |aPesinduced by unnatural ex.
lowing persons have died from
q wounds received at lasl
IS sxplosion in addition 70 thosl
- ~. aamsd: Sidney Thompson, ool.
49, y, and an unknown mar
sSsS .s0Qy . N tho mnrrnA torn ~,