Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-03
EASTERN NEWS.
Anew Chares Dig.isasy fer San Eraa-
clare.

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Cr,cAoo. July 2.-AlthouQh ofacia
dedication has not yet been receives
n Chicago or San Francisco. there il
- doubt that Father =. W. Riordau
cssf AZ Of st. James church In this city
~ been settled upon by the papaI an
shorities for coadjutor 70 Archbish .,
Xlemapy Of San Franciscowith the rieh
n succession. The news reached thu
sitv through Archbishop Elder OF Gin.
Innat. who has peculiar facilities fol
fnoVfna all about the matter. DR.. FL
der. before his appointment a. coadiu
Tor 10 Archbishop Purcell. was appoint
al TO the archdiocese OF San Francisco
bat for some reason declined. Thii
declinstiou might not have been &C
ceuted at the time, had not the needs
II the Cincinnati arch diocese required
his appointment to that. He had
sornetiIiBq to do With the appointment,
Of Father Riordan in his place. He ID
Known 70 be very warm friend OF the
nastor of ST. James, and TO have urged
bjs appointment to other sees turing
the last two years. A clergyman, who
r more than ordinarily we'll posted in
such matters, told Tribune reporter
some time ago that Father Riordan had
Rem recommended by the majority OF
the bishops OF the Cincinnati diocese
n, the bishoprio of Nashville,
Tam. D. WenQer of Fl. Wayne,
md. Who through his friendship
With Cardinal Hegenother ~ the repre-
sentative German ecclesiastical at the
Vatican. has been all powerful 30 far AZ
the appointments in the Cincinnati
archdiocese are concerned, favored DIR.
Richter for Grand Rapids and d. ".
Rodemacher for Nashville and they we're
appoipted a. matter Of course. Their
appointments brought forth indignant
nrotests from many priests and several
bishops. Among Others il ia understood
Bishop SpauldinR, of Peoria, whose re-
cent visit TO Rome was not wholly I'M
connected it is understood with opposi-
ton 70 the policy Of pointing foreign
horn clergymen who cannot speak the
HnoJisb language fuently TO American
So. Bishop Spauldinp's protest,
backed az it has been, has had the effect
Of bring about complete change of
policy, and the Rome correspondent of
the New York San, who is q we'll known
Irish American clergyman, cabling yes
terday morning, says the Pope in select
inc an archbishop TO ill the vacant
SAT in Phi. delphia and coadjutor bish-
on of San Francisco will choUse both
from Americans born of Irish parents
under the advice Of American Bishops.
This indicates complete change of
policy. Father Riordan was horn in
New Brunswick ~ years ago, but came
10 Chicago with his parents when a mere
boy. He received his early education
here under the supervision Of his uncle.
the Very Rev. DR.. Duur, pastor Of 81
Church In this city, and chap
lain of ono of the illinois regiments In
the war of the rebellion. He received
his collegiate education at Emmstsburg
and at Rorze, and In generally Uonsid
ered one Of the ablest OF American
priests. He il y pulpit orator Of reoog-
nixed ability. and excels A. An admins
traitor. He has been p stor of St.
James Parish Of this city for about II
years, and In greatly loved-perhsps ad-
mired would 10 the better worldly his
people. It Ia characteristic OF him that
b. has never resorted TO the rather ques-
practice Of obtaining money
Tor church purposes through fairs or en-
of that kind. He appeals
10 the generosity Of the people for
funds necessary for church and school
purposes. and ~ his congregation ID
ons of the wealtbiest In the citv. the
responses have been satisfacs0ry. Father
being Chioagoan, the lrish
Catholics here are greatly gratifled al
L l. 81 ~~..As~S Q. ks..> a.
brilliant and ussful career Ia one Of the
most important diocesss in America.
ncavy Less.
Bosros, July Latter reports esti
mate the loss on Little d Classon's shos
factory, South Abingdon, ut ti65. 200.
The Trade osiiar.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, July g. The associ-
stsd banks and bankers resolved, after
date, for the present to refuse the trade
dollar.
A Oastardly Murder.
AUBuRN, N. Y. July 2.-Abram Cop
PEI nell. farmer Of the town Ut Victory
was shot three times with large navy
revolver, yesterday, by Lev. French, q
young farm laborer. 1t il suspected Ia.
Iimscy With Coppernsll's wife was the
Dauss Of the trouble. The wife was
present mt the shooting, and ordered
French to fire. b tn are under arrest,
md the victim wiz die, all three shots
'akinQ effect In the body.
A. The sub.rreasupy.
new YoRx. July 2.-SeoretAry Folgcr
|oday visited the Sub treasury, and had
! conferences with Assistant Treasurer
Acton. He said his visit had nothing
% do with the dollar question.
DenleA the Mssisa.
New YoRx, July 2.-Frisdnan. OF the
Superior Court, today gave . decision
IN the case of VIM. 8. William and ku-
lus Hatch against the Western Union
Telegraph Co., and others. The mo-
lion in these casee was 70 vacate injunc-
lion orders granted last December.
which restrained the payment Of div
deud upon tl5.5l9 $50 Of stock which
- declared 70 have been illegally H.
med upon, defendants giving = bond "A
by an amendment 70 the
sods enacted by tho last Legislature,
lufacicut 70 indemnify the PLAINTIFF
against any loss which they might SUE
AIN BY reason Of vscating such injunc-
Ion. T, Ia motion vAs made BY the
Western Union Tel. Co. Friedman de-
nies the motion.
lnpsissnoeae fer llfe.
CINCINNATI, July IA special Brazil,
says: Sanders, who was con.
1toted Of numbering his wife. Vas SEN
lsncsd 10 imprisonment for life. On
be Tried 10 kill himself BY
poison after sentence. but failed.
Severely wounded.
RICHMOND. Va. July Authorization
leoeived this morning from Lieutenant
Governor Lewis Q rssidsn -. In Rocking
nam county, whore Mr.. Elan vas taken
Mar being wounded. IL that tho wound
. much more aggravated than ~ hrsl
'eportsd, aud that Elsm's condition ID
lritical. Tue ball struck near the right
lip. passing inward and downward
through the body, and lodged IN ths
81 thigh. psssin9 In it, course very
lsar tue blsdder. The ball Was Ok
saetsd last evening.
Miserable Death.
CucrxNArr. June S0.-Chas. Doshfina
NOD ~ years, who has been . RAG pick
= N shis city, wAs found IN an old a.
- where he had lived for many = day
1heold man was helpless from illness
md -. He vas seut % she city hos
pltA where he died yesterday. Upon
~ perDou when searched at the hospital
vSO In money VAS found. An invest
eeelon Of his den In she attic tanned uy
y5Q In currcncy. 2x76 in colu. and
uO In building association stock.