Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-05
PACIFIC COAST.
Rort Of Eafry Naaea.

FORT OF Eaery Sotea.
Poar TowSsESD, Sept. Scout con.
vened here today and adjourned to No
venber 10th. Mathew Fleming, con-
lined for q long time on trial for an a.
sault upon one John Dounell, was re-
leased till November 10th, uron I've
hundred dollar bail on his own reoooni-
lance.
The Argus 10 taking special dispatches
over the Puget Sound line,
At meeting Of the Board of Health,
held here today, the Office of health Of
.doer for Puget Sound was declared va
can't. Dr.. L. T. Seavey vas elected to
nu the vacancy.
The furnace at Irondals has suspend
ed Operations temporarily. Superin-
tendent White goes TO San Francisco.
and h. K. Blanchard goes to Texada to
run tunnel into the ore there in hopes
OF hrding some with lees sulphur.
smelling will be resumed in a few
weeks.
Work on the sea wall Is progressing
rapidly.
Shot By IN Editor.
WALLA WALLA, W.. II, Sept. 3-Chas.
Beasersr, editor of the WatehBsan and
nember-e elect o. the Legislature. shot
+. T. Kleber, proprietor Of tho Eagle
Brewery, ct half past 8 o'clock this
evening, in front Of the Watehman Of
noe. The ball entered the left breast
above and to the left of the heart, and
ranging round was taken ont at the
back Of the right shoulder. Dn. Boyd
and ERoert think the chances for Kle-
ber's recovery fair, providing hem-
mortgage does not set in. The shooting
grew out OF an article In the Wafehmaa
rejecting on the beer sold by klsber.
kleber went to Besserer's Office this
evening and told him he had to take
back what he had said. Kleber then
pulled Besserer ont of chair and out
on the sidewalk. Besserer told him to
leave him alone, a. he did not want
trouble. Kleber replied he was heeled
and that he would shoot. Kleber then
took hold Of Besserer. who pulled his
pistol and fired. kleber walked half q
block and fell. Besserer is in the hands
OF the authorities. The matter ia very
much regretted, as both mon have fami-
lies and stand well in the community.
sewer Gas Explosion.
Ban FRANcIsoo, Sept. San explosion
of sewer gas took place this morning,
injuring two workmen. A lam
tern, which one of them carried, ignited
the sewer gas. and before he conld get
back TO the entrance hole the flames
had burst up before him. His oompan-
ion caught sight Of him, and leaning
over managed TO pull him up out of the
flames, badly burning himself while
doing 90. The entrance to the sewer
was badly shattered by t.e force Of the
explosion. The accident indicates Q
foul state Of tho sewers.
4 Chinese Ceneession.
Private advices received here state
that La Hung Chang, viceroy Of China,
at the instance Of the United States
minister, has granted permission 70
steamers to run on the upper Peiho
river, between TENTS and Tung-
chon. This concession Ia regarded 40
important. Hitherto all attempts on
the part Of foreign traders to approach
TEN Tsin, the habitation Of the en-
peror, have been sternly opposed.
The eerean Rmbassy.
The Oorean Embassy leave here for
Washington ON the 7th. 4 he interpre-
tor stated this evening that tho EN-
bassy will probably remain over enc
day in Chicago. and then 60 through to
Washington, where they would stay
month. Three interpreters are at.
tachsd 70 tho mission. The principal
one Is q Chinaman. The Embassy at
tracted marked attention on the streets
today. The men are young, tall aud Of
good physique.
DeeeheP In San Francisco.
a. - H<..v L. - NJ
tropolitan Temple In this city tonight
attracted 600 people, little more than
half alling the hall. His subject was
/" The Moral Use Of Riches, Luxury and
Beauty"
Yellow Fever at MAINTAIN.
Quarantine officer McAllister of this
city, says he has received information
Of the existencs Of yellow fever at Ma
xatlan, Mexico.
Disws Mioselr - Assas.
Han BunNAvxNruRA, Sept. 3.-W, A.
Gordon. an old and respected citizen Of
Santa Paula, committed suicide today
BY placing himsslf on keQ Of giant
powder and touching IL OF. He was
blown 70 atoms, pieces Of his body being
scattered in every direction. His broth
or, from the east, arrived few hours
after the ossurrence. Temporary IN
sanity 10 assigned a. the cause.
CkalfAas Gsund.
WunRMuccA, New, Sept. 3.-Today
Capt. Burke arrested q man on the over
land train who wore false whiskers. and
who was suspected BY officers Of being
stage robber. The man gave tho name
Of 8. p. Chalfant, and said he had e.
capped frem San Quentin yesterday, and
that be had been sentenced TO ten years
In the States prison for shooting man
d the Baldwin Hotel about three years
ago. He had el60 In money, good
clothes, tWo self cooking revolvers aud
seme uorphins, with which he said he
intended TO take his life, a. he preferred
death 10 further life Ut San Quentin.
He will b taken back ON the next train,
Warden Ames having tsle9rsphed Capt.
Burke 10 that effect.
Stage RsSbess hanged.
FLonkMcI, Sept. &-Lsn Rsdrsld and
Joe futile, the Riverside stage robbers,
we're hanged here this morning. The
cot Was preoipitated by the arrival of
Deputy United States Aarshal w. j.
Evans and q posse with q writ from
Judge Pinney 70 take Redneld TO Ph0-
MIX. There seems 70 b danger Of trou.
bic from cowboys tonight
shipping Neaes.
Pon1 BLAxsLS, Sept. 4.-Sailsd-Bark
Wrestler.
Arrivsd-Sspt. 3-Ship Top9allant.
Sept. I.-Schoonss Huenemc.
Ponr 0AMALR, Sept. 4.-Sailed-
Quoou and Nahukona.
70 r q / q N.
PaaseA rAPeagh . nea q Wrecked
Doeees.
"a. JOHNS, N. r., Sept. 3-OapeAin
Nickogu. on the schooner Beonio, has
ina arrived from The 0fnnd BankaL He