Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-14


States man of war Ranger, now at Mare
Island, will leave Mt the end of this
month for Central America, to complete
the survey began by Capt. w. j. Phil
fps. The uncompleted portion of the
survey consists of about 600 miles of the
cuast north of Panama. The vessel
will carry party Of l6O men, and is un.
der the charge of Commander Clark.
Asserts His Innocence.
Dewey alias Halpert, arrested yes
terday charged with forging bills of
lading on Montreal, Boston and other
eastern cities, says that he is confident
that he will be able to disprove the
charges against him, and implies that
any forgeries have been committed by
his partner Mclean.
A dispatch was received this morning
by the chief of police from inspector
Hanson, Of the Boston police, dated st.
Louis, stating that he would first have
to go to San Antonio to identify man
arrested there, and then would come to
San Francisco. The prisoner here will
be held awaiting Hanson's arrival, as he
corresponds to the description given by
chief Of police Adams, of Boston.
Dewey had $l70O Oh his person when
arrested.
Acqaitted-The Fever Abating.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 13.-Aug. Belle
mere, who has been Ola trial several days
for the murder of John Kelly, was 40
quilted yesterday. The jury took the
view that the shooting WAS accidental.
The latest reports from Guaymas,
Hermosilio, and Mazatlan state that
the fever plague is abating. The
weather has turned cooler.
The sharon Hill Case.
The case of Miss Hill, claiming to be
the wife of Senator Sharon and charg-
ing him with adultery, was called at the
Police Court this morning. Owing to
the re ported absence of Nelson, Miss
Hills attorney, from the city, counsel
for the prosecution asked for continu-
ance of one week. The matter was op-
posed ty Sharon's attorney, who insist
ed that the case should proceed on the
day set, OCT. 10th. After long argu-
msnt the court granted continuance.
The probabilities are that the case will
be tried as misdemeanor, and not as
felony, as originally intended. it hav-
ing been discovered by Miss Hills coun-
sci that the person, with whom adultery
il charged, is single woman, and not
married, as was stated in the above com
plant.
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Rass, of the secret service division of
the Treasury Department, seized today
ark sets of steel dies, making gold quar-
ter and half dollar pieces. in the posses
sion Of Christopher f. Moharg, n Jew
eler of this city. The manufacture Of
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