Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-10

RoCHEsTKR, Nov. 9.-Yesterday after
noon some Democrats at Byron we're
firing anvils. A light anvil anvil ex-
ploded, and blacksmith named Met
Gig had hie right arm shattered, which
was afterward amputated. Stafford
lost the sight of both eyes, and Dona-
hue had his nose blown on and lost an
eye.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-An Ell Paso, Texas,
special says: Thomas J. Navin, ex-
Mayor and absconding bond forger of
Adrain, Mich, was captured by the City
Marshall today.
| Coming Lewis On Them.
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE Indian
bureau is informed by the agent at Tule
River Agency, California, that several
parties charged with selling liquor to
Indians have been fined 800 and sen
fenced to jail for a year by Judge Hof-
man. This is regarded as most encOur-
couraging by the department, as such
offenses heretofore have been difficult
to punish.
Sinking Of the Jeanette.
In the Jeanette inquiry during the
conclusion of Melville's story today he
| described tho vrecking of the Jeannette
and said it must have been about IL
O'Clock at night when they left the ship
and took up camp on the ice. He heard
| some one say: "There she goes" The
ship went down in about 81 fathoms of
water.
Pelles Pails Through.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9.-Pelles' major
ity for Congress is reduced to "a, ac-
cording to Republican figures. The
Democrats claim English has a majority
of 50.
WASHINGTON, Noy. 9.-The appeal of
lawyers of this city to the United States
Supreme Court for an injunction to re-
strain the Commissioner of the Land
Office from issuing any more patents to
railroads which have not completed
their roads in accordance to the grants,
was completed today and forwarded to
New York.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Fall, charged
with conspiracy to corrupt Jurors on
Star Route trial, has made q confession
which will be made public this after
noon.
Taking Testimony.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-For the past three
days q. s. Commissioner WOrthingtOn
of Colorado has been taking expert tes
timony in the case of tho Denver and
New Orleans against tho AtchinsOn, To-
peka & Santa Fee Railroad. The action
| ia brought BY the former company to
compel the latter to maintain reciprocal
relations with the Denver and New Or
leans, that is. to join with it in issuing
through tickets and bill through freight
over both lines, and exchange cars.
Testimony of leading railroad men is
taken as experts, to determine whether
equity should compel such interchange
| of cOurtesies between the connecting
lines. The Commissioner goes next to
st. Louis, then to Cincinnati, Baltimore,
New York and Boston, where further
testimony will be tsken.
Diocese In session.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Synod of
Catholic Arch Diocese of New York,
Cardinal McCloskey presiding, conSid-
cred today the government of sub clergy
management, parochial schools, con-
firmation, confession, absoluti0n and
administration of the sacrament.
Darkened City.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-No arrange
ments having been made with the gas
company the city is in darkness tonight.
Pennsylvania Senate.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9-Complete re-
turns show the next State Senate will
stand y Republicans and q Democrats.
Returns from nearly all the Assembly
districts and careful estimates of those
not heard form, give the Democrats ITO
members and the Republicans 81. The
present Senate stands, 81 Republicans
and 18 Democrats. House 122 men,
bers, Republicans 70, Democrats 4S.
Kentucky Politics.
MOUNT SrERLM0, Nov. 9.-Adams,
Democrat, defeats White, Republican
candidate for Congress in the Tenth
District. Congressional delegation, 10
Republicans and Republican.
More OF the Mysterious Murder Caae.
SAN FRANcrsCO, Nov. 9.-Owing to
some alleged information in the requisi- |
ton papers in the case of Alfred Ander
son and Bertha Nelson, writ Of hdbeas
corpus was sworn out today by an Off
cious attorney. The matter came up in
Department No. of the Superior Court
application, and the prisoners were re-
manded to custody, till Chief Lappeus's
requisition papers arrived from SacrA-
mento. Chief Lappeus had expected to
leave with prisoners for Portland on
Saturday. but he will not depart now
| until the 10th inst, unless there should
be another effort to secure the release Of
the prisoners, be will sail ON that date.
IIappeus has had s0mo conversation
with Bertha Nelson, during which she
expressed q strong desire to return to
Portland and have the mystery cleared
up. The Chief is Of the opinion that the
woman Ia entirely innocent Of any CON-
plicity in the murder. He says that she
will be most valuable witness in the in
vestigation, a. she will be able to iden-
tify the property found in the possession
Of her paramour. The detectives here
incline to the opinion that the woman
is guiltless, but are equally certain az to
the guilt of Anderson.
Mexican Affairs.
TucLoN, Arizona, Nov. "a special
from Guaymas says Jose JauereRui has
been appointed Prefec9 of 0uaymAs by
Gov. Escalantse, vice 0uillermo Ran
dali, who left with Gov. Ortez.
H.R. Smith, Wells Fargo 4 Co.'S
route agent, arrived yesterday to estab-
lish ageucies at Nogalee, 4aRdalena
and Hermosillo, to connect With the Of
fice here.
| ARLINGTON HOUSE
AhRIvALA
JR Evans, H Thaubaure, F w Stech-
han, Mrs EeFord and daughter, A Z
acCulsky, E F Buykart, Portland;
Anderson, Mount Vernon; ] II E At
kinson and wife, Newcastle; G II Van
Doren, White Riverl = Brockway, De-
troit; II G AcCullom, Seabeck; VIC
Wood, f: r Tarbell, II Brum and
wife, l. D w shelton, Mi@ n 4 Shelton.
Olympia; j A Stone and family, Taco
ma; @ w Waddell. Kansas City;
Leach and wife, Coopevills; J + Dwelly.
s F Valentine, St0lley, L A Almgrist,
leo Herein. Laconner; 2 Allen, Rich
mond; s h Prsntiss, Bangor; p J Grow
ley, Miss Lorenzo. Tacoma; Schlere,
s F; Boston Comic Opera Company; p
Mlliett, ] J Gilbert, Olympia; Captain
Newhail, Blakely; A A Osborn and wife.
NJ Liebman, F; w L Jordan, Green