Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-28
EASTERN NEWS.
.rrn PRESS DIsPArCHss


hs Times. and publlsned IN Tue I't"N.e'
fdrk . snitable editorial comments,
bsre s.;.sd the most profound lndigna-
ss eicao nr CITY. The writer Is de
don u by the press and citizens;
soonceus nffrace is regarded AS good
Honen and it would be death to any
eing n11. sspirant to oppose 1t. This ac-
0lI'ic'.. =. ren 10 disabuse the minds OF
jon ,;c AGAINST the wrong impression
bepuo',s, IN the leading and intelligent
rsde. favor women suffrage. Many
as s.yor women holding office, but
p.rcbody, nearly 70 u lit ie"'u'
voting as matter OF justice
' s.,r,ble Outrage an" Foul Murder
go N. j., Nov. n The body
VssIaha Pauline. l. years of age, was
- a field on mountain side out
oupSa Nth the throat cut III two places.
Lynrhed.
/ au,N Ala. Nov. 2I.-Friday
nero named Louis houston
aRh. as,ed charged with an attempt
sS a,.o respectable widow lady OF
JIM The negro was taken to the
'hIss ca If the widow and identified.
tss'uon ont in Jail, and last night mob
| pc va" ,n,sked men broke III the Jan,
OF ~ the iailors, took Houston
"o panro settlement IN the SUBURBS Oh
| The city, and hanged HIM
ra.c.,,ouai Institution DESTROYED.
Geo ILL.,. Nov. N.-At the Normal
:, .s;.y /. fire was discovered on ths
ond roof, supposed to have been
Ihanoa hv . defective fiue on the south
u ~ tbe building. At ; p. IN. the
,.n,s formed a salvage corps ana
Snad a norton of the furniture and
,.r.rv m A damaged condition. The
'n..nm is a total loss. The building
"a furniture cost over a quarter OF
million.
Life Tragedy.
rgc,Go. Nov. q. A Uaity Vans Man
100 Ind, special says: Last Saturday
Doe ScOtt, after q two years separation
,.o,o his wife returned to her house near
ca,ou II miles north of here, and IN
tad that she should live with him.
a. refused and he stabbed her to death
9TH a knife. He then killed one child
nd took a dose of morphine, from
which no cled.
The New York Celebration.
ruc,Go. Nov. y. A Times New
ya,L snecial says: A squad of veterans
= the war of 1912 opened the conten-
nal anniversary at New York by hoist
;no the stars ana stripes at tAe old
hlock house in upper Central Park.
Knsiness will be almost entirely Sus-
,snjed today. The city IL represented
with yIGitnrS
A sweet scheme.
Times Washington special saws
(,sneral Rosecrans has set on foot "A
scheme To ,rgauiZe the Democratic
.o,ers of tho country into small groups
and grand armies, with chief for each
division, and to collect ~ cents per
var from every voter, giving the cam
oai0n committee AN annual income OF
tl,Oo,0OO.
Butler squelrhed.
Times Boston special says: Bon
Batler's Thanksgiving proclamation.
oyino 10 its irreserancy, was not road
from Protestant pulpIts.
Evacuation Day banquet.
NEw York, Nov. IA banquet was
Gysn by the Chamber of Commerce to
commemorate the evac ration OF New
York by the British this evening NJ Del
monico's. A large number OF diStln-
guished guests and prominent mer
shants were present. President Geo.
W Lane did the honors OF the evening.
Al his right were President Arthur,
(,oyernor Butter, JOS. A. Choate. Rev.
Henry Ward Beeoher, Governor Hamil-
ton and Governor kofro, of Maine. On
the left, Governor Cleveland. Hon. Geo.
Wan. Curtis, Governor Walter, of Con
pscticut. Governor Hale, of New Hamp-
shire, Governor Murray, of Utah, and
Mayor Low. Among the others present
we're VIM. Henry Smith, ID. .. Mills, j.
GA. Ward and Collector Robertson
The ninety odd representatives, "f the
New York families of lIS',
dined tonight in tee Hotel bruns-
wick TO commemorate the evacuation
1ay. The dinner was purely social.
There was no presiding officer, and no
responses were made u the toasts.
The Old Gnard gave reception to-
night in honor of Evacuation Diy.
There were present the Utica Citizens
CorIs, the Light Guarda of Hartford,
The Albany Burgesse9. Governor Carr
and Mayor Geo. 5. Merrill. of the An
Gent and Honorable Artillery of Mnssa-
chusssts, Captain jacob EhrnIuann. OF
Philadelphia and Majors Buckley, of
Hartford, and Lewis, eff New Haven.
There were no formaliIies observed. but
longs were sung and impromptn speech
q made.
The New Hau,pshirc Murders
TACOMA IN. H.. Nov. 1.-THE town
Is still greatly excited over the murders
Of Sunday morning. Salmon viii re
main in Laconia jail until hearing oi
the ease is granted. lie appears calm,
and speaks only whom spoken to. spots
Of blood, partially washed oil by water,
have been found IN SalmOn's bedroom
from which he was taken, and blood
spots were also found on the sink and
upon cake Of soap, showing that the
Ford murder was committed no dous'
In his room IN another part ut the
house. At the inquest DIR. Foster
testified that in his opinion Mr..
f0rd's death WAS caused ny
rupture of the heart induced by pressure
npon the chest, perhaps by the knees OF
! man or woman. Her stomach WAS
found entirely empty, and 1t ID the be-
lief that death occurred ab nut twenty
four hours previous 10 the examination.
Ford testified At considerable length.
telling straightforward story. tie
newer suspected the intimacy between
bis wife and Salmon until three
weeks ago. She was always home
when he returned from work,
aud her absence Saturday night
Aroused suspicion that something was
wong. He concluded that she had gone
10 Plymouth. He stayed in the hoase
hat night, and first heard of the muir
der from the officers the next morning.
L is said that while Salmon was ~aeel.
ing the trunk through the street several
logs were seen following. evidently at
racted by the contents. Salmon was
obliged to stop number Of times and
drive them away. A hearing will be
yiven the prisoner ut the conclusion OF
ne Coroner's inquest. Mrs. Rudy Is
,lowly improving. Ii has not been de-
,ided when the funeral of the victims
will take place, as a further examination
VI Mrs. Ford's body is to be made.
Riot In Pennsylvania.
PTrsBuIa. Nov. 21.-Reports from
are conflicting, owing ID
hack of .elegraphic facilities. The first
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