Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-10


aosd memorial services on Tussday ne,
IN respect TO GsrihaIdi.
lynching . Boy Murderer.
fERHAA, (Aiiuu.) June 9.-John Til
belts. the lo-year-old boy who murders'
Washington Fehrback, fev DAYS since
was brought here Yesterday and exam,
ined before Justice Rothpletz. Toward
nisnt the project Of lynching him wa
fully discussed, but nothing was done
About o'clock this morning. howeve.
a ie" resoiute men broke into the jail
and with Rrea: difficulty broke open hi.
cell and grasped him. He said. Don't
boys; this is too rough" The lynchsr.
then carried him ~ the railroad track, q
few rods away. rested q ladder apains,
q telegraph pole. looped one end OF j,
around. then throwing a rope over q
round of the ladder. hoisted. He was
dead ia few moments. The lynchers
Kept the crowd back with drawn reyol-
vers, and as soon as the work was done
scattered in all directions. Tibbetts
made full confession last night. He
laughed at the crowd that me: him yes
terday morning, but got scared at night.
Tbs lynchers will probably no; suffer for
their crime.
Report Desied.
Arw Yogx, May 9.-Ihs report of the
killing of five children on ths New Ha-
ven road is not verified, and is not cred
tied.
4 tDisappetnting Jury.
WARRINGTON, June s.-It is reported
there has been change in the Z. s.
Marshal of the District of Columbia in
consequences of the manner in which
talesmen i'll the star routs case were .ss-
lec.ed. They were summoned by the
Marshal's office.
High Tarin Wanted.
SAN AyrosIA, (Tex.) June 3.-Th-
State Wool Growers Association have
adopted resolution not to support arr
man for Congress who does not advo-
cate the protection of wool.
Oh. such Weather.
LAREDO, tIexas) juno Sat 6 q clock
this evenin. a terrific hail storm swep.
over here, lasting 20 minutes. One man
was killed by a brick building blown
over.
The Retiring Age.
WASHINGTON, June 9.--It is believed
that the Conference Committee on the
Army Bill will fix the ago for oompul-
sorry retirement at 62 years, and make il
accord with the law governing the navy.
Grcenbackers Nomlsaicd.
Drs MoIsEs, June 3.--General Weaver
was made Chairman of the Greenback
State Convention, and the following
ticket was nominated: Treasurer, Geo.
Dorr; Auditor, G. w. Wyant; Attorney
General, j. II. Rice; Judge of Supreme
Court, l.. II. Jones
Rcpricved.
NAroHEz. Miss. June ?.--Wood and
Fletcher sentenced to he hanged today,
We're granted a reprieve.
Mine on Fire.
WfLKEsBARRE, (Pa.) June 9.-rhe
mine Of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal Company is on fire. One hundred
men are engaged fighting the flames.
AZ the time the tire was discovered n
large number Of miners were in the
shaft, aud were compelled to travel
through abandoned workings in order
to make their escape. This is the third
time this mine has been on fire, and it
il known as Nh extremely troublesome
colliery.
Man Murdered.
Lcor. June 9.-Last night at Wood
bridge. John OBrien, a brakeman on
the narrow gage railroad. was stabbed.
and died in short time. OBrien did
not know who stabbed him. One arrest
has been madc but no positive proof of
guilt discovered.
Too had.
CHICAGO. June 9.--All the landlords
arrested for renting rooms IN gamblers
have been discharged, together with
nearly all the gamblers themselves; it
being shown in court that there was Ito
evidence obtained that would make
cases against them.
A ltkety Discovery.
/, is said the .ron strikers are quar-
reling among themselves. The poorer
paid el,ss OF woramsa complain that
those who g,t larger wages ara using
them to ges a big sdvan,c. They are
tired of q strike conducted on such
priuc,p.es.
Portland ftsedlcd.
PORTLAND, (Maine) june 6.-This
morning break occurred in the las;
reservoir towards Vaughn street. A
torrent of water rushed taroush Vaughn
street, crossing Congress- street, then by
the steep hill 10 Grove Greek, cutting a
channel ten feet wide, carrying away
curbstones and shade trees,
and flooding cellars. No psrsons in
jured.
The star RaMir frauds.
WAsRINsToN. Jane 9.-In the Crimi-
nal Court slais morning the Government
called ex-Atsorury General GcVeagh as
is irst wI;aeSs in the STAR roo'e eases.
McNsach had u donversailon al;a Ran
dali in June. 1881. Meri;ck asked wit
ness 10 give details of the Conversation
To the best of has recollection. Objected
to on the ground shat witness must give
date of interview "a make IL competent
evidence. aud for other reasons. Tot
ten denied tho evidence wns competent
for any purpose in this trial. The date
of the conspiracy was placed in lsEa,
and this confession was made long
afterwMd. ia June, isci. lneersoil
argued no ono would contend Randall &
confession was intended to further the
object Of the conspiracy. II was neces-
sary to prove existence OF conspiracy