Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-06

Adams Express Co. of the amount o
*lT,342, lib, Of which sum 1881 n;
we're deposited in the Treasury. an(
x35S, S9 has been paid for shippinI
silver dollars. &s1 ,025 for ioes on sveep
ings sold, $l7.49 for vastase and e4I
Tor loss on re-o0inaRe, leaving balancs
ia coinage since June 30, 1888 of 81 .278.
500, all of which since that date ha,
been covered into'the Treasury.
silver 10 be PareAaseA-Naval New,
The Director of the Mints authorize,
the purchase Of 10000 ounces of fin,
silver for use in Philadelphia, New Or
leans and San Francisco mints.
kear-Admiral Pierce Crosby, com
manding the naval forces ON the Asiatis
station telegraphs the Navy Department
asking to be relieved and placed on thu
retired list.
d. w. Glsssief is restored to practices
as an attorney before the Interior De.
partment.
An Amevleanlxea ueashea.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Cbon Zee
the hrst Chinaman to be naturalized
in the Court of Common Pleas, had
his papers approved by the Judge this
morning.
Jsdge usadley.
CINCINNATI. Oct. IA Ne,cs-Jonyna
Hoadley made the last OF his speeches
there tonight to an immense audience
in remarkably vigorous style.
Death u . Niliisnaire.
NEW HAVEN, Got. 4.-Henry A. Will.
Jams, whs died at New Haven TODAY
about &4,0O0, 600, built the Chi
cag0 and Rock Island road, and was its
first president.
The Turf.
ALBANY IN. ", Oct. "A second race
for a purse of 5000, free for all, Direct
or won the first, third and fifth, and
Phallas the seceud. Fanny Wither-
spoon was the only other starter. She
took third place in each heat-2:23, PA
and 2:33.
Jay Eye SEQ in his attempt 10 beat his
record trotted q mile in 2:f7.
The track was fair, bot the atmoe-
phere cool, and breeze blowing. Jaw
Eye See was given n warming ND mile
in 2:NH. An hour later he reappeared
for the fast mile. heartily cheered, and
driven by Blither. No Ons expected his
record to be beaten. The quarter was
made in 3315; half, in OK; three
quarter, in l:44X. and mile, in 2:l7.
He came fast in the last quarter, but
broke just before reaching the wire,
owing to the excited shouts at the grand
stand.
FiGht Between Editors.
IHDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 4.-Harry New, Jr.,
the proprietor Of the Journal, assaulted
John g. Thompson, editor of the Wash
ington I'd. c. Sunday Chronicle, ON the
street this evening, striking him two
heavy blows In the face. Both were A.
rested, charged with assault and bat
terry. The cause of the trouble is said
to be articles written and published by
Thompson, rs editor and correspondent
concerning New and his father. John c.
New.
The Newspaper war.
New York. Oct. AT Q meeting oil
news dealers tonight with closed doors
il Ia stated that the central council 10
presenting several local unions Was or.
Ranized, and committee appointed Il
prepare an address to the public 90 tina,
the news dealers struggle may be prop
erly presented, and that two hundred
thousand copies be printed. Two law
yers will be at tho Police Court tomor
row to look after the interests of news
dealers who may be arrested ON account
of differences with news dealers of the
Herald. It Is reported that the Star and
Tribune will not permit their papers Il
be seld at Herald stands. The Com
missioner of Public Works of Brook.
lyn has stated that he will not per
init the Herald stands ON the side
walks there.
Result Of = Decislen.
New YoRx, Got. 5.-The sale of tn,
Arkansas, Mississippi and Ohio Rail
road issue was made this morning at II
against " Wednesday. The break VA
caused by the decision of Judge Miller
of the United States Supreme Court, e
the effect that railroads are not respou-
sible for bonds issued by the State Of
Arkansas.
Accident 60 . Street Car.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-An in bounl
train on the North Pennsylvani,
branch of the philadelphia and Resd-
ing Railroad ran into a street car OF
the Lemon street line at Susquehanna
Doe and American streets this morning
and demolished the car, and all the pas
sengers were more or less injured. Ter
persons who were the most severely
injured were taksn to the Episcopa
Hospital, and two have since died. Thu
driver OF the street oar was In the Gal
at the time Of the accident. Those Who
have died are James Hammil and Jas
Ao s.~s .
man named Mary Sellers, Who vas ter
ribly mangied. She was carried to the
hospital In Dab. She and severa
others are expected to die. John Mo-
kes, one Of the injured passengers, has
Just died. He leaves . wife and seven
children. There was no conductor OF
the oar, and the drivers duty requires
him 70 guide his team, zee that the fare
were deposited In the sox and at the
same time watch for trains at the rail
road crossing. The railroad COMPANY
had no safety gate at the crossing
although they had been ordered BY ths
City Council year ago 10 erect one a
that place. The driver had stopped tn,
car while the north beund train passed
bat had net noticed the approach Of th.
train on the other track. The soutl
bound train. going At . miles an hour
struck the car on the side, tearing IL 4
splinters, and hurled the passengers int
q promiscuous heap. AmbulAnces from
the Episcopal Hospital arrived quickly
aud most Of the sufferers we're removed
TO that iustitutiou, while Others were
taken into neighb0ring houses and the
slightly injured 70 tAsiR homes. II I
said BY many who witnessed the acci
dent that u boy Vas a0tiuQ as driver
while the regular driver was inside o.
the car.
spain De0ands ~ Apology 9eslgaa
t1on Demanded.
PANS, OCT. 5.-rhe Figars and Gau
lois both report that the Spanish Ambas
sador yesterday. handed 20 Ferry, PriM'
Minister and Challemel Lecour, Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs Q note astsiu,
forth the grievance Of Spain in connec
ton with the arrival Of Alfonso In PaFi
and demanding Punishment Of th
authors Of the manifestation a9ains
His Majesty, and satisfaction for Spail
In proportion 10 the gravity Of the out
rAQes. The n0te. these papers state. "a
we'll received By Ferry and Challsms
LeCour. Ferry subsequently held con
ference with President Grevy. The Re
pxbiique Fruscass asserts that 0revy ha
instructed Ferry 10 request General The
hauSlin In r0siou the Portfolio Of War