Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-15
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ASSOCIATED PREsS DISPATCHES
4 Last Effort.
w.srsoroy, June H.-Justies Brad.
i. has under consideration an applica-
.;on for writ Of habeas corpus in the
900 of Guiteau. made up on the grounds
,h.t the criminal court had no inrisdic-
ton.
The Crank Heard From.
Guiteau. at his last interview with
Reed, exacted a promise that Reed
~o,d call on the President and urge
c,mmutation Of his sentence. He in
s,,uc,ed Reed to shake his fist in the
prs,ident's face and demand protection
.,r him as Gods man, who saved the
.onn,ry and made Arthur President
iced last appeal for Guites has been
,,,,ced in the hands of Justice Bradley,
,sthe &. S. Supreme Court. II is prac.
,;ealys4he same as that made before
Jus.ice Gray, and refused by him. There /
!. M probability of the writ of habsas |
corpus being granted.
House Rurncd.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June H.-James
psndergast's house, at Monsau, WAS
Turned today. The mother persisted.
and the father was fatally burned.
Train Wrecked.
syyyo,,R. Ind, June 14.-Some evil /
disposed person removed rail on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, and a
nas.eneer train was thrown fifteen feet
dawn a bank into small stream. A |
tramp stealing ride was killed. No
other passengers were hurt.
Political Meeting.
prrsBURGH, June A.-The Indepen-
den. Republicans held their first meet
inc Of the campaign last evening. There
VAS large attendance, and many here
tofore classed as stalwarts took part.
In For Thirty Years.
Providence, June 1.-THE Legisla-
ture Of Rhode Island has elected Henry
h. Anthony to fifth term ~ New York
Senator.
4 Local Matter.
Sr. LOUIS, June 1.-The Board Of
Trade has appointed n grain inspector
for that city. The significance Of this
il that hereafter the grain will be in
spscted according to tho Chicago stand
ard, instead of the st. Louis standard,
o. heretofore. This is claimed TO be il
legal and detriment. A St. Louis in
spection was promised.
Iron NSrscs Durned.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE round
house Of the Philadelphia and Atlantic
City Railroad Company at Kaign's Point
was burned, and nine of the eleven To-
comotives destroyed. The loss is about
100000.
Rc;MGorrcments.
CHICAGO, June 1.-An Omaha spe-
cial says company of cavalry left for
Sydney, Neb., last evening for Mcken-
ney, Wyoming, to reinforce the garri-
son. Gen. Crook learns from the Com
mandant there that it was rumored 1900
Indians were on Powder river, below
old Fort Kearney, but some miles from
the present fort. and that 100 lodges of
Indians were on Rock Creek. Stock
men reported these Indians were killing
cattle. and threatened an attack on
herdsrs. The Commandant has not
heard from his messenger, sent to OBJ
tain the actual facts. Gen. Crook |
dssmed it advisable to send troops.
The Oat Crop.
SPnrNGrIErp, tIll) June 1.-THE
State Agricultural Department has is
sued report for June ON the oat crop
in Illinois. The condition is more
promising than a month ago. and an
average or better yield per acre Is prom
issd. In a majority Of the counties of
the State, the area under oats is larger
than last season, when Is, ,7i4, ,5l4 bushels
we're harvested. and the condition of
the crop il more promising than at tho
corresponding date in 1881.
Refuse 20 WORK.
CoHoEs. (N. W Juno li,-Today
Harmony Mills again closed. Not one
additional operative this morning joined
tho ten who returned to work on Mon
day under the reduction. A meeting of
the Company will be held on Thursday.
Rrbeliious strikers.
Sr. LOUIS June H.-Presidsnt Jarrett.
Of the amalgamated association, held
secret conference with the strikers this
evening. II il understood they refused
10 listen to his advice, and will continue
their strike.
The Army Werns.
DAYTON. (Ohio) June 1.-THE Jour
ssl's special from Warren and Butler
counties states that the army worm is
totally destroying the grain. The
worms have appeared in millions, and
are passing northward through the Mis-
Gssippi valley. In few hours they al
most destroyed field Of hay. Wheat
10 in fine condition, and will be ready
for harvest in week.
Nay state Blaae.
BosroN, June IA fire at South
Bsaintree. this morning, destroyed the
best business houses in town. containing
The postofiice. Grand Army Hall, mar
kse drug store, clothing store, club
Foom. etc. Loss. $4,000; partially Gov
ersd bv insurance.
Going 10 work Again.
CLEVELAND. June H.--One hundred
more workmen went to work in the roll
'ne mills today. Nobody stopped on ac-
eounf Of yesterdays violence. Skilled
sofkmen arrive daily, some from Eng
and. Union men came qack. and will
@n-employed il they will renouncs
we union. The employers demand this
sisn the greatest determination. The