Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-14
: AsTERN NEWS.
. ,s,,c,ArEp PRESS DrseaI~ "sa-
Theater Burned.


Theater Burned.
c,,,oo. Oct. l3.-The Lyeeum The
~ Howard street, built Immediately
Hi uowino the great fire of 1871, and then
io, az the Glove Theater, was par
s.as,v burned at o'clock this morning.
The stage and roof were completely de-
..roved. and the loss upon the furniture
iii he almost total. The full company
Of variety people also lose their ward
,obes. The total loss on the building
and furniture approxlmates *l2,OU. In
the second story were number OF sleep
mo apartments, occupied by Thomas
G,snier. the lessee of the theater, and
Ave Others, numbering SIX persons in
oil All escaped, with the exception of
Harry Perry, who was forgotten in the
excitement and suffocated. The body
was recovered by the hremen. The
Owners now place the LOGS at $4,000;
insurance, $500. JAS. Weaver, who
owned the saloon in the basement, loses
$4,000.
Theatrtcal-yillard Rumors.
The statement is made that the Union
SQUARE Company, during its engage
ment in this city at Haverly's, will
make the first presentation in this
country of the play "Stormbeaten,r
and that Mckee Rankin will take the
principal male characters both here and
in New York.
The statement is published here tina,
Willard, of the Northern Pacific, has
practically arranged for a considerable
number Of steamers, of unusually heavy |
tonnage and great spe d, to operate IN |
connection with the N. r. from Superb |
or CITY and Duluth to Buffalo, and by |
this means to overcome the cost OF
transportation of grain from the line of |
Z that road by way of Chicago and thence
East. II is also asserted that the VII
lard interest has been quietly obtaining |
Central New York aud West Shore a. |
Buffalo, thus giving during the season |
of navigation through freight from the
Pacific coast to the East.
A Youthful suicide.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. Ii. Mamie |
Gordon, aged fourteen, was repri
handed at school for circulating
improper ballads, and was told that |
her parents would be informed. She
thereupon drowned herself.
Fishing Schooner Lost.
BosroN, OCT l3.-Fishing schooner
M. q. Andrews was lost, with the crew
OF seven men.
Condition or the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The condition
of the Treasury is: Gold. coin and bull
ion, $2U6, 985. $40; SILVER dollars aud
baIlion, xl2O, l68, 68G; fractional silver
coin, ST, G32 S57; notes, SOS, ..',SS ~.
Total, $406, EGO, 30l; certificates out
standing, gold, $50, SIC, 100; silver, $751;
G24,70l; currency, x12,3SO,OO0.
Changes sf Commanders.
WASHINGTON, Oct. BIN accordance
with preferences of Gen. Hancock and
other officers today, it has been decided
that Hancock shall remain in command
of the Division of the Atlantic with his
headquarters at New York. Schofieid
will take command of the Division of
the Missouri with headquarters at
Chicago, aud Gen. Pope will succeed the
last named in command of the Pacific
Division ut San Francisco. Brigadier-
General Anger will succeed Major Gen
eral Pope in command of the Depart
ment of the Platte with headquarters ut
Fort Leavepworth. Brigadier-G General
h. S. Mckenzie will succeed Gen. Anger
in ooninand of the Department of
Texas. The Department of the South
has been consolidated with the East
with Hancock ia command.
W6nslsrrui Escape.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, Oct. I3.-As a train
on the Southwest road today was APP
preaching Lsmont station, four miles
north of UniontOwn, it Was run into by
an sngiue at a furnace siding with ter
rible effect. The engine dashed into
the side of the passenger train. There
were eighteen passengers In the car, ana
the scene was frightful. Men, women
and children were knocked out of their
'oosn , ~ oso'y "iu om
adj The car TOOK lire Instantly. ana
was wrapped in flames almost before
the passengers could be gotten out. and
was entirely consumed. Most of the
passengers were bespattered with blood
and SCOT, bat, miraculous as it may /
lieved none were fatally injured. II
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