Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-25
EASTERN NEWS.
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.-v,,s - Keep Pope Down.
oroy. Oct. 24.-Gen. McClel-
WIIsS here last night. His visit
- inuderstood to be for the purpose
~ ~hateyer he can to defeat the
ddoine of General Pope. All the
fcp.;c element among the army
Dsmoc;sh hostile to Pope. and working
seen sn..iiv to induce the President
n sonaote him to the vacant ma
ssesnsralship' ,. ...,,,,..
..oo Oct. A.-In the trial OF Hrs.
n,. ~ her alleged insanity today,
Ssosas IL ~ raading Of number OF letters
Js9 cslso,;lIe sl TO his wife, threatening to
iron mt in an insane asylum unless
hae D.' ,prnning around the country,
~ qec ec.oville again took the stand.
M 80 little In her testimony but a
fnslv ~ of the old story Of domestic
roa;.. in the family. She denied
~ =. hsd been intimate WIN Eariy, or
tas tsass.nsssId. ns or George Francis Train,
!5a1scS the latter had written her about
s.S sI.sS measure full OF letters. she de-
: ii aha believed herself growing
p'Vs .,sr or had any matrimonial lnten-
youns''' Che found and hid three pistols
tion. i.;,o 70 her husband, for fear he
oepk Aant N use them on her. The
inxr,u inx:u.s and Guiteaus were not con-
b'o.. and never could live together.
esu,ass, u.ss,.,oht her father a little cracked,
on9 ~ hrother Charles insane. The
aho ns~..mnation ~. developed nothing of
interest.
w,susaror, Oct. M.-Secretary Fol
- coma 10 New York, and is not
Msa.4sd e. to return until the latter part
Of The week.
Narrative Resuned.
lisutenant Danenhower resumed be-
to,s the Jeanette Board OF Inquiry his
narrative of the retreat across the Ice
~, the sinking Of the Jeannette.
Chicago Markets.
cu,c.eo. Oct. M.-Wheat unchanged.
RsrnIar 94X, Oct. 951l, Nov. 36755, Dec.
~, year IVl9l, May spring 41a, viii
tsr S.
c,se,haek Candidate Withdrnws.
Isx.ss, La, Oct. 4.-Sovereign, the
n,a.nhaek candidate for Congress, has
s;shdravn in favor of John Pattison.
n.,yib,e Ravisher Probably lynci'ed.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-A Grand Forks, d.
sDecial of Yesterday says. Charles
Turfan. negro barber, met NOrwe-
SIAN oirl on the road and ravished her
n most brutal manner. He then rode
on ahout a mile and fred the house of
Conductor Burbank. of the Manitoba
road. and outraged Mrs. Burbank. A
norty in pursuit killed his horse, but the
black brute escaped, fOurishinR knife.
Two parties arc IN pursuit of the negro,
and be will undoubtedly be lynched II
caught.
Paid up Like Little Men.
WAsHINaroN, Oct. N.-Tbe Railway
Office of the Interior Department ascer-
tanned that after all indebtedness was
settled the nmonnt due to the Govern
u,ept from the Central Pacific Railway
Company was over $4,000. Applica-
ton was made to the company ON the
9Th inst, for payment OF this amount,
and, on the sd inst, it was paid into
the United States Treasury.
Big Lawsuit.
New YoRK, Dot. pa suit Of the Pa
oiio Railroad Co. against the Credit
Mobilier Of America begun in the Su-
preme Court Oct. I'd. Judgment by de-
fault was taken against them today for
t93O5. Thomas G. Durant and other
trustees under what is known as the
Oakes Ames Contract with the railway
company, for constructions on that
line for the amount claimed by these
trustees would be due for Credit Mo-
bilisr $786.h55, which, with interest
from November 22d, 1877, costs, and
disbursements, foot up total Of the
Judgment. No answer filed.
That VIII.
NHw YoRK, OCT. N.-The will of Jane
Buchanan Goelet has been filed for pro-
bate. After disposing OF a large real
eetate she bequeathes to relatives over
$4,000.
Editor Indicted.
John Dewey, editor of the Irish Na-
hcn, has been indicted for libeling Au-
gust Belmont. He pleaded not guilty.
Citizens Ticket.
The Citizens Committee completed
heir ticket az follows: County Clerk,
". A. Butler; Superior Court Judges,
d. solomon, Henry Scudder; Sheriff,
Co. Emm0ns Clark; Coroaers. Doctors
I, d. Demerest, Emil w. HOeber and
Edward McCue.
A LenG sult.
WARRINGTON, OCT. M.-Acting Score
ny OF the Interior Joslyn has requested
Attorney General Brewster to make q
notion In the Supreme Court to ad-
mnea the cases involving tho giving Of
ent'e to what are known as the Lamos
eaims, amountsng to a 1915 acre sugar
antation. belonging to An heir of the
hte John 8. L. Dale. The claims have
een before the lands Of the govern
neas Tor 70 years, and were among the
ncsa complicated cases ever before the
nsefior Department. The late Justice
vacrd, when Attorney General, rem
sleed decision which was adverse 10
~ present claimant.
Anniversary at PHILADELPHIA.
FHlLADELrHIA, Oct. 24.-NO more fit-
sae Weather could have been vouch-
80 70, Landing Day than that which
.sued this morning. At no time
!me the event Of the centennial Pc
o vas any event SO thoroughly and
a. sstnly celebrated by the public, which
u tne streets along the river front,
We windows and roofs Of houses
ueuung on or overlooking the Della
~ and all sorts Of gaily decorated
ss we're on the river. Shortly after 3
sso0k tne boats. steam bsrges, and
~ vessels to the number Of about
moved forward in Q line in the vi
~ OF League street, and some Ave
eouth Of the city proper. and fol-
~ IN the wake of the Welcome, a
;.o DARK fitted up to represent the
cA vessel in which Penn came over.
fvounder was personated by Frank
ssa horn. After few simple cere-
a,es aboard the Welcome, the latter
- = a1ep IN tow by tug and brought
It,sosnc snc city. As she passed the North
aa1o Squadron and anchored below
- point chosen for Penn's landing, she
~ aNuted by the Tennessee's guns and
nsorned the salute.
~ Wnarf where the landing took
vas ON Dock street, said to be the
pace where the original landing
saected. At half past ten Penn's
Isor stepped over the side Of the
some, and as he did 81 the scene be-
~ Anvsly beyond description; boat
~. osan9 rung, steam whistles On the
IA & snd ON the land blown, guns fired,
toe multitude cLeered.
s1e landing at the wharf we're as
6rs.sss1 some seventy or eighty persons
inS;.s 70 represent the Sxe>ies, Dutch,
saxss and others. who were conere-