Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-14
ADDITIONAL TElfcRAPslc MEMS

r. SOhGu06s anu VIVA D10VCDs
SALT LAKE, July 12.-This morning
the remains of VIM. Kennedy. miner,
found dead IN his bed at Park City,
wers brought to Sal. Lake for
burial. On arrival OF the body here it
was discovered on examination that il
bore such marks Of violence ss 70 lead
TO the suspicion that he had bssn foully
murdered BY being beaten 70 death.
This afternoon pos. mortem was held
and tue fact ascertained that he vas
murdered.
Henry D. Kline, the man who claimed
that he had been waylaid and rob5td
OF Monday, tells conflicting stories, and
it il now ascertained that he had an
insurance on his life for 5000, in favor
Of his wife, and that he attempted sui
eide in order tn secure her the iIsur-
ance.
Oregon cattle and sheep droves are
passing through Esgle Rock. Idaho.
daily. They are in excellent condition
Craskey Ms. Seville Axsls.
CHICAGO, July 13.-Mrs. Scoville when
interviewed regarding the statement
that the boqust shs sen. Guiteau on his
last day in Jail was poisoned, said sar-
css.ically: LOT course, they found the
poison. It's Just like.tl,em. Besides,
they had 70 manufacture some story TO
szcuse their brutality in excluding N,
from Charles's cell" She then denied
point blank having put arsenic on the
boaue.. She said she did not wani
Guiteau to escape the gallows by such
means, and that he would not have ia
ken the poison ii he could. She OK
| pressed tho Intention OF continuing the
legal agitation over this matter until
it is proven an insane ,uan was hanged.
| A Brekea Dealer.
| KASsls CRY, July ia wholesale
li.uor merchant here has failed. Liza
bilities, $4,000; assets, $4,000.
To Kesamc Work.
South CHICAGO, July l3.-Ail wa
quiet at lronials this morning, and the
men making preparations to 60 to work
Monday. II is impossible 10 70, tho ex
act terms upon which tine strike was
ended. though all appear we'll satisfied
with tue resu.;.
sawntsl Hurned.
CHICAGO, July 3.-lhe mill and iun'
Der yards of Il. III. Holmes at Osena
wisconsin, were burned yesterday
Lo =, $1,000; insurance. $4,000
Sparks isDIn passing train caused tn.
ire.
TerMs Kept QSieG
Regarding the compromise between
..ie strikers and the Calumet Company
ono Of tho officers OF the company say
H. il agreed to keep secret the terms til
matters have been adjusted at Pitts.
burgh, and that although the men are
not e4actly bound 10 abide the decision
at Pittsburg, the compact here depends
somewhat upon that decision.
| Dakota Grain.
JAMESTOWN, july l3.-iho wheat aver
| age al t;.is county has Increased fully
IOo por cent. The prospect today for
wheat, oats and barley never was equal
Leu before.
| A Warnin. 10 Parents and Boys.
Bosros, July l3.-Six boys have died
in this city and vicinity since July 4th
from loc4jaw, induced by Toy pistol
wounds.
On an Arctic Crulac.
Capt. Young Of tho steamer Hope tel
egraphsd yesterday from Hamisstead
sixty miles off Hammerfest: II am just
starting for Nova Zsmbis with scho0-
ner in tow, which intend leaving to
to cruise ON the west coast OF Nova Zsnl-
bia, and pick up any Of the Lira's crew
tina: may have rotrcated across the ice"
| Indian outbreak I'm Arizona.
PgoEErI, A. T., July i2.-Ths follow
ing has been received from Globe:
Last Saturday eleven mon under Capt.
Lacey left Globe to intercept hostilcs
who are now out, to prevent them from
dspredasing III the valley. Last Mon
day the party was surrounded by seven
ty-tive Indians at Middleton's ranch, in
Pleasant valley. and all OF their ami
mails driven OF. No one was hurt, but
tho party are working their way back
on foot. A representative Of tho Tucson
Sta,'. now here, has interviewed Alonzo
Bailey. n merchant of Globe, who has
just arrived. Ee states there are not
less than 10 hostiies ont ON the war
path. and have their women and chill
dren with thom. The hostiles belong to
the White Mountain Indians. aud Mr..
Bailey, who has had long experience
among them, says they have gone out to
stay. The outbreak has been expected
for tina las. six weeks. and confirms the
threat made to Colonel Brackett some
timo ago by the Chief Of tho White
Mountains, that unless they were al
lowed to go and live in Pleasant valley
they would leave the reservation. The
first killing in the outbreak was on
tho 9Th inst. and matters appear very
serious.
Educational Meellax.
SARATo0A, July 12.-The National Ed
ucational Association met this morning
Hon. Gustavus J. Orc Of Atlanta, de-
livered the inaugural. Hs said he was
a foreigner by birth, education and sem
timens, and Le felt that be truly repre-
sented the bulk Of the poodle, as well as
the educated class, when he aaid let the
dead bury their dead end let what has
been stand; we will busy ourselves with
the present, which is living. These are
the sentiments OF the best mon of the
south. and certainly people OF all sec.
ticns OF the country viii heartily re-
spond. The whole address was in this
spirit and vas very cordially received.
The Law Now.
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