Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-05
EASTERN NEWS.
.u.rxp PRESS DISPATCHES


Asg0clAThD
s,.m at the Foreign eues's'
v.,r Oct. 3.-Eastern papers
NEw severely on the disclosures BE-
common. at the conduct of some OF
ing msa md Hatch's excurslonists.
villaMM, saws: "If full history OF
he Ir ns railway excursion In the
The -. sbould ever be written, some |
Norns;narv incidents would be re-
eIfrae'.an astonished world. Alto |
vealeo sss mobiles and the arissocrats
getneI, dad the Yellowstone and the |
hsyS pacific excursions as pubic
Nortn,as ont of which they we're to get
Efs nn could. The smartest man was
~ .n IL snatched first at whatever be |
d "a AZ for mutual respect and
ssn ssv which are supposed 10 prevail
c 0o a master of a feast and his
snv IL is hard to find any trace
~ rorst offenders appear to have been
Fnclish gentlemen.
rup FOREIGN GUESTS DEFENDED.
r.a Evening Post editorial denies, ap-
rarently by authority, the It'olne's
shsrpes against the wizard excursion
;as, and says: The thing wnicn we,
- On, mart. consider most discreditable
IN
sa.mss of coarse abuse should have
IN beaped upon the heads of O score
- strangers and guests by American
.svspapers, without a single case, that
- have heard of, of any pains having
IAN taken to get at the facts from any
trustworthy source"
Tragedy.
LINCOLN, Nsb., OCT. 3-At York, in
This State, a tragedy occurred last even
mo. A daughter Of w. IL. Armstrong
married young man named diimore
AGAINST her fathers will. me iatner
threatened to shoot Gilmore on s.ens'
and was bound over to keep the peace'
hat met Gilmore last evening anu iunp
ed into his wagon, when tue plo'uot vi
Gilmore shot him. de dieo III 40"
hours.
Sail Delivery.
KroKux. Ia. Oct. 3.-Tonight as Dep |
utv Marshal Young entered the Lse
comfy Jail, at Fort Madison, one of the |
prisoners threw pepper in his eyes and
. another knocked him senseless with |
s,isk of wood, and all the prisoners es-
s,ped, while the sheriff was absent.
On the wheel.
LARAMIE, Wy. r., Dot. 3.-wm. ..
Evans. G.. 8. Greenbaum and w. X Sin |
sIsir, members of the Laramie Bicycle |
Club. returned tonight from tour of |
the Yellowstone Park ON their wheels. |
Thew feel pardonable pride in having |
taken the first bicycle ride into this |
wonderland.
The Army Worm IN Texas
GALVESTON, OCT. IA pest, supposed |
10 us the army worm, has appeared. |
Great numbers throughout the iiacent
country are eating the grass and green
stuff clean.
Death or u JouraaItst
CarcAa0, Oct. IA dispatch from
Iowa Falls says: Rice A. Bsal, pro-
pfietOr of the Ann Arbor Courier, an
Gid settler aud influential Republic W Of
Michigan. died OF pneum mia hare to
day.
sad Accident
DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. "A frightened
horse plunged in front Of Il train with
q carriage, causing tue death Of Mrs.
Trsmback ana injuring Miss Newsock.
Bloody Msrder.
ATLANTA, Dot. 3.-Ira Furaiss, at Ris-
ing iowa, Ga. after a quarrel, thrust
the mnzzls of gun in the msuth of
/ Matt Woodsou and blew of his head.
ohio Marriage.
CLEVELAND, Got. 4.-fsichard Smith,
Of the Cincinnati Tommerciai dayeffe, is |
here. He attends tonight the wedding
Of his son, Richtrd Smith, Jr., with the
daughter Of y. X. 'rilton of Cleveland.
Logs Loose.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Dot. 4.--Some mis-
oreant cut the ropes from t.OU0O0 feet
Of logs at Burlington Tuesday night, let
Ting them float along tnsfivef ~ far rs
Fort Madison.
nsaacren,. Birthday.
New York, Ost. 4.--George B,ncroft,
he historian, gave a dinner party at
New York this evening ia commemDrl
ton of his SD birthday.
The Peabody Fund.
NEw YORK, Got. 1.-The trustees of
the Peabody fund met today. The re
signation OF George Peabody Russell
was accepted. aud Saml. l.. Greene, of
Boston, was chosen in his place. Gen
eral agent Curry submitted tl6s annual
report. II stated that the work entrust
cd to him had been progressing success
fully. He had visited ne irly all the
Southern States, and by request address.
cd the Legislatures of North Carolina,
Florida, Alabama, and Tennessee, as
systematic agencies for the creation
and keeping in exercise OF healthy
sentiment in favor Of education would
BE- needed for years to cosAe. He
thought much aid had been received In
the work from the State Superintendent
Of Education and from the Bureau of
Education at Washington. Under the
peculiar condition of the States which
are solel, beneficiary. and in which dis
trict schooling ia necessity, freQuedt
changes OF school officers, Superintend-
ents and others connected with the ad-
ministration is pronounced extremely
hurtful to the progress of education,
and especially so when produced
by political causes. Discrimination
between races ia disbursements
Of the school funds are pronounced I'm.
wise, and the confinement of school
revenues pro rata 10 the race paying
taxes he claimed to be a measure origin
atlng In narrow prejudice, or one
adopted in punishment for certain al
legged political offences. Public educa-
tion at public cost, IL says, has it's best
defence in the obligation to preserve
national life, and the partition Of rev.
enues according TO race standard re-
pudiatea the idea that education u
common burden for the general good.
Tho Peabody institutes for white teach
era, Ave In all, were very sucoessful, a.
Il was also considered by the teachers,
and the work in general was processing
favorably.
Ne ain 60 MIA m EAieer.
LrrrLE Rock, OCT. THE Jury of
the Circuit Court ut Hot Springs in the
case Of Flank Flynn, indicted for kill
ing Chas. Matthews, editor Of the Hor-
,ef newspaper, today rendered verdict
Of "Not guilty"
BsStan Beaent Base BAIL.
Bosron, OCT. 4.-The members of the
Base Ball Club Melted $3.50 each from
the benefit game with the Buffalo Club.
The directors gave each player one hun
dred dollars. The SCORE stood Bnhalo
10, Bostons /.
Non s3ueiched.
New YoRK, Got. 3.--rhe following adj
vsrtissment appeared in morning
Newspaper:
!" The public are cautioned against
Oaahing or negotiating any drafts,