Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

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per pound fof cocoons, and the Seeresa-
ray s:ases thatsssha Anerican consul at
Lyons urges the use Of Anericao eggs.
IS tnsy have osen found TO b perfectly
healthy.
4 MJssefiaax Letter.
IATl.oavrLLE. H., Aug. 1.-The fsth-
er OF Miss bond, 50 cruelty outraged,
md for completely in which deed Glenn
ents, Pettis aud Montgomery came 20
near being iynched short time ago.
has received a letter dated a: Chicago,
WHICH Processes 70 come from a tramp
who was near by at the time Of the bra
tai deed, and Processes TO know the
facts. be says in bis letter you should
have let the mob take their course. 1t
would be only Just punishment for
thess brutes, and DIR. Fe.miIiyou, who
is not 30 bad because he had no part Ia
the outrage, bat he knew what Was go
ing on Just the same. Ny wife wished
me to write to you week ago, bat /
thought the Law would deal justly.
happened to be going through Taylor
vile the same day. shall not mention
why; bu. ta0se who outraged your
daughter are the very three that have
been afressed. Pettis and Clement
were the two concealed up stairs. John
MOntg0mery's brother came and was
afraid. He told the other three to fly
for their lives, ~ some Cd d-d spy
was around. John Montgomery and
Clements came out together from the
sch0olhOuss. One Of the two made the
remark, She will not be stuck up after
this.' That was all heard. I ara the
tramp whom they mentioned. Mont
gomery knows me well.."
Bond thinks he knows who the writer
is, and that he ID some one who resides
IN the Grove City neighborhood, and
who vas III Chicago when the letter Was
written, but does not wish the name
disclosed until hs Is better informed.
Bond offers ono hundred dollars reward
to the writer if he will como forward
and support his letter.
8asned - Death.
. CHICAGO, Aug l9.-About 2 o'clock
this morning drs broke out in the
Walton House, 32 East Washington
street, q not too reputable locality. and
from room Is where the smoke was
thickest the agonized screams Of q wO-
nan were heard. A fireman broke into
the room, extlnguished the flames and
found Mrs. Frank Flynn lying on the
bed, burned out of resemblance to a hu-
man form and scarcely alive. She ap-
peared to have upset the kerosene lamp
IN an insane moment. She was taken
70 the county hospital to die. Her flesh
was soaked and burned to crisp.
Cus Rates.
The Chici igo, Burlington & Quincy
announces tho following reduced rates
to Iowa points, to 10 into effect Septem-
Der LIST: Iowa City, $3.50; Grinnell, $5.-
80; Des MONIES, Tl0.45; Grisw0ld, $685.;
Oskalooss, $o.75; Pacific junction,
$1i3; Omaha, $l4.40; and others at
corresponding rates. Deductions will
bo made to all points on the Pacitic
coast. Ali points named compete with
ths itock Isla I'd road. and war may be
the result.
vtsitisx uaneeck.
NV Yonx, August l9.-Presiden,
Arthur Is visiting General Hancock to-
day.
Bath. Me-, Aug. 1.-The grand jury
has reported an indictment against
Sergeant Kelly for the murder Of Frank
A. Vinith.
To bc Expected.
WAsaIsaToS, Aug. l9.-In a private
letter, Rear Admiral Nicholson At Alex
andrla denies that he threatened to re-
turn the tirs, IL the Egyptians fireI on
his vessels; also, that he charged on the
English.
Gencr0as.
New YORK, Aug. l9.-President Ar
thur has given 500 for the Garfield
Memorial Hospital.
All Right.
OxAnA, Aug. l9.-Agsnt McGillicud-
dy here from Pine Ridge that the In
Clouds rebellion, and that he requires
Ia authority.
The Result.
NEw YORK, Aug. 19.-Later estimates
place tho loss by the tire at $25O,UOO.
Insurance {l5O,OOO ON pianos in process
OF manufacture. Four hundred men
are out of work. Two men were badly
scalded, and four Others received injur-
les that may prove fatal.
Steamboat AccidenG
by the breaking of the boiler Of the
0kCtulCk hbSVAo-AA0AAp 0atAV000AAA SAAu
walking beam broke, and jammsd the
piston rod in the boiler. The passsn-
gers were ali badly scared.
Want fuli Time.
PrrrsBuRo, Aug. l9.--'rhs drivers and
breaker boys Of the head LeeburR col.
liery have struck. Cause. not allowed
full time.
CslnS West.
LoNo BaANoa, Aug. 1.-THE Tarid
Commission will cit 1t Cleveland Aug
3lst, Detroit Sept. lss, Indianapolis, "a,
Cincinnati 4th and 9th, Louisville 9Th,
Chicago 7th and 9TH.
Gslng 90 WerA.
WuxEsBAsRK, Aug. 19.-The striking
driver boys return ON their own terms.
4 Bsssy Coa0ltaee.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. l9-N. G. Burch, edi'
tor Of the State Journal. jefferson City,
publishes card to the Republicans,
saving that since the Chairman and SEQ
rotary of the State Committee have de-
termined to prevent the calling Of a
State Convention, he asks the Republi-
cans who favor ono to send him their
names, and he viii call convention II
at their meeting on the 2&th the state
Committee does not.
q. Craaa Brown wants Prehlbotiou.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19.-B. Gratz Brown
Ia ont in q letter in favor Of submitting
a prohibition amendment to vote Of
the people He says prohibition has IN u
every element Of right. Justice and
comnou sense.
THE Brswnsville so6epers.
WAsHrSoroN, Aug. ia telegram
from Gov. Roberts, 0f Texas. was today
received at tho Treasury Department,
stating tie suffering condition OF those
sick with fever. and that 1000 persons
in Brownsville are out OF employment
on account Of quarantine, and request
ING aid. Acting Secretary French 70
Piled that the Department would take
charge Of hospitals and quarantines Al
suitable stations II the Governor de-
sircd; but that the State ct Texas must
support all persons mot in hospitals. II
the Governor acccdcs to this view. the
Surgeon General Of the marine hospital
service will at ones muster into his eerv-
ices and pay guards At proper points %
prevent e0ress from Browusvilie. and
viii. through one Of his surgeons. take
charge OF all hospital arrxn9emsnts'
SURGEON General Hamilton has already
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