Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-01

SEATTLE DA]
Schaefer's rs. Schaefer took a f,.sb
mold IN the 21st, with 60, followed ia The
next two innings with 80 and sand ran
J ous with 90 IN the 18th inning. thrs
closing tbs most extraordinary contest.
score, Schaefor 600, highest run l3o.
average y; sexton a06, highest ruu 40.
average IS 1924
/ Ucar 70 Rreezins.
CHICAGO. March u.-Tsmperssore,
s1ea0beaa B1ewn Gp.
CoIr,fsus, Ky, Msroh 3l.-The
steamer Pola. Star exploded her boilers
this evening" opposite this place. -Four
men were drowned and tvo killed by
me explosion. The pilot, Joe Jaypes.
VINO was at the whesl. was badly scsId-
"a on the body and bruised about the
hsad. The cook, J. w. Collins. had his
arm badly hurt, and Capt. John Atkin-
son was thrown into the river, and sus.
tanned SERIOUS injuries. He was 20
shocked that he could not talk inteIiiQi-
oily. Ihs hull sunk In Eve minutes
aftee the explosion, but was firmly
iashed to baxRes of lumber In tow, and
vas towed to the Missouri ehore BY the
steamer st. Louis. Mate Simpkjns
stated that nix men we're known to be
lost, whose names were not furnished.
Her boilers were carrying bat smaai
pressure Of steam.
Stack After the RedA
NEW Yo1x, March 3l.-Ths Tri1ysss
Santa Fe special says: The Shakespeare
Guards, under Capt. Black, are doing
service. As soon a. the Indians made
their appearance on the lower ella
Black moved to STEMS Pas, above the
common routs usually taken by Indians
returning to Mexico. This together |
with the fact that the regulars were
| moving Out on tho railroad, caused the
Indians to GROSS the plains into the Bur |
70 mountains. Black procured fresh |
horses and followed them 60 CLOSELY Chat
the Indians were compelled to abandon
| Neir horses and plunder and take to |
tho mountains by the South ern Pacific
road ON foot. When last heard from
Block was in hot pursuit. It will be
dimcult TOR mounted troops to follow
into the MONTANA. This movement; |
into New Mexico 10 not to raid bat an
e6ort to get back to Mexico BY the least |
difficult route. They killed Judge Nc |
Comas. wife and three prospeotors YES |
terday because they happened to be in |
route OF escape. Black Is reported to !
have had fight today aud lost several |
men. This lacks confirmation. Thomp-
sous body Of the 4th cavalry il still in |
pursuit and will follow the hostiles into |
Mexico, the recent treaty giving them |
the right to 20.
.Wayiaia and Killed.
DIN NOUNS, a.. March 3l.-Colbert |
Steahl and Jessie Mulholland were way |
laid and shot last night, near Oakfield, |
By an unknown man. Strahl died at |
midnight. Mulholland was shot in the |
bead, reported fatal. Tho murder was
| the 0utgrowth Of terror in that VICINITY, |
inau9urated by Strahl aud confederates, |
they being known A. the Crooked Greek |
croWj.
shesllng.
HoDRsro, March 31.-This afternoon
Z. Il. Woods, q school teacher, shot and |
instantly killed Oscar Howell, on Front |
street, IN saloon over game OF cards. /
Howell came here about two weeks AGO /
with band of his fathers sheep from
Red Bluff. Woods has been teaching
6CnOOl ot waterford.
Steamer saAk ~ Ceal Darges.
PrTrsBua0. March 3l.-This after
| noon while boats were making up tows
OF coal Tor shipment south, thirty seven
barQes, b ongin0 TO Joseph Walton q
Co.. containing 5000 bushels Of coal,
broke from their mooringa at the pier
at 6mithfield bridge and swept down
the river. On the way down the runa-
way feet drst encountered the steamer
| A. Hayes, with tow Of six barges with
720O0 bushels. Tho Hayes was sunk
and tho bafRes out loose. The steamer
Dick Fulton was next struck: She had
in tow seven boats, with 1880 bushels
Was damaged, bus managed to get to
shore without sinking. Another boat,
with A.00O bushels, collided with the
steamer st. Lawrence and sunk two
more OF them. At Manchester $4,000 |
bushels wero sunk. A number Of tow
boats started in pursuit Of the runa-
| ways, but At last accounts portion of |
the heet which escaped sinking was
pretty we'll down the Ohio river.
weather Prebs.
WAsHrN0r on, March 3l.-Probabili- |
ties for Cali fornia are fair weather; for |
tho North Pacific Copst region. clearing |
weather.
Degrcs q Geld.
N.w YoaE, March Sl.-HiRhest tenn
psraturs 20, lowest q.
AnssheP Failure.
NEW YoAx, March 81.-The arm of |
b. d O. DeRener, in the west coasf South |
American trade. has suspended. Their |
suspension was q surprise, a. tho house |
was established twelvr years ago, and
did heavy business, especially in the !
importation Of rubber. ivory, nuts and
hideA Their liabilities are reported at |
100000; aasess. t625O 600.
Important Insurance Case Decided.
Cz1cAoo, March 8l.-Ths Supreme
Court decides the State law requiring
insurance companies doing business in |
the Htate 20 make f1xed deposit with |
the Stxte Auditor and make an annual |
report 70 him constitutional, and agents |
opsrating for companies which have not |
complied Herewith are liable for the |
penalties affixed. The decision involves
. largo number Of Gases and heavy
I1um IN penalties.
TalAla9 sDsasuc.
PnovIp1Nc8, b. l., March 8l.-Gov. |
Butler addressed mass meeting Of |
Spsague's partisans tonight.
Family Mas1er.
| LYnoaBuno. Va, March Stan au-
totay shows that Warren Monroe and
his mother were poisoned with arsenic. |
Suspicion nov attaches 10 Z bound boy, |
II years old. who wished 70 Be role ased |
from his contract.
4 STRIKE.
Pu1sBUAo, March 8l.-Twcnty-five
hundred river coal miners struck today |
oeoanse Of the refusal Of local operators |
70 allow them to place . check on The
weighman On the coA tipples to weigh |
coal - Is passes over the screen.
Deahse klllln8s
RASvrrxs, La. March 8l.-A fatal A.
fray occurred at ward meeting tod y.
w. i yooea . promineut merchant,
and n. l. Collins deputy sheriff, were
both killed. Collins Killed Jones with
pio1o,. and q marty unknown ehot Col.