Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-21
EASTERN NEWS.
ISOLATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
LARGE Mortgage.

vrxGsTowN, Ia, Ioo' i'--o anlSs
,i, oo cashier of the Commercial Ma
cow cow Rank of Cleveland, came here
no.S Saturday afternoon and had a
las. raoe filed in the Recorders office
n lo baf million dollars. 1t dates
foI 20 1892. made by Brown Bonneli
.ApnTn au - Seers. and Jno. Hay of Cieye-
p J as tru stees, to secure the payment
lan snn Al Rods of $500 each. 1t is secured
o. i Herhert q. Aver as President, and
py W Tones as Secretary OF Brown,
Ill & Co. The mortgage covers ell
.,onerty of Brown, Bopnell d Co.
IRE w. Sir. Hay, one Of the trustees, is
ns.'in.Iaw of Arnasa stone of Cieve-
sou 4 further sea sch of the records
i ;Ia en- reveal other mortgages. This
i aiia that the rich Cleveland gentle
sn really owns the larger part of
nS" Bonnet & Co.'S stock. If this
:, p.t trne. the mills will continue to run.
LIneoIn's Reply 10 nazen.
u,surNGroy. Feb. 19.-Secretary
1;"eoIn replied on the 18th to General
Ians,'s letter, saying he did not find
nasc,ent reasons in HaZen's letter for
sur;s;np his first opinion. He thinks
ss.h House should, without suggestion
s.o,o the War Department, devise what
I.easnres it will take to obtain 1nforma-
In On which to base action on any
Iii and it would be improper for this
Sa-artment to ask the Senate to obtain
srsb information through the extraor-
s;n,rv instrumentality of committee
" investigation. The charges men
s;ared nv HaZen involved not as much
- the status of the bureau as the Off
s;.i 6delity of some of its officers. He
.ac,ats Hazen's fear of court of in-
quiry.
An End OF the Passion Play.
NV YoRK, Feb. 19.-Judge In9ra-
han, IN the superior court this after
roor. rendered decision upon the ap-
nl;cstion made to him some time ago by
salni Morse, for a mandamu5 to COM
nj the Mayor to grant license for his
thsater. The court denies the applica-
non for mandamus.
All About a Newspaper.
The Brookly N Eagte announces, edito-
v;ally that there will be no change in
ia editorial or business management,
Int. on the contrary, Thomas Kinsella,
william A. Hester. and the newspaper
association ha 70 control of the property,
and will henceforth conduct it in the
interest of the public without interfer-
ance of outside capital. The arrange
ment includes Andrew Mclean, man.
AGING editor, and George Gordon, asso-
cate editor.
oregon Matters in Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Slater
today presented in the Senate memorials
Of the Oregon Legislature praying for
an increase of rate per mile allowed for
public surveys in Oregon, and asking
Tor recognition of services of Oregon
volunteers in the Rogue River Indiln
War.
Steamboat sunk.
Peoria, ILL.,, Feb. 20.-The steamer
GRAY Eagle, while attempting to cross
the river at this point today, was caught
in an ice gorge ard sunk.
The Flood Ending.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2O.-W. Fl. Wander
bilt contributed $25, coo to the food suf-
ferers relief Work continues undated.
School houses are still used for lodging
the homeless, and will be for some time,
as houses are too wet to be occupied for
days. An immense amount of work il
done cleaning up in business houses. the
recedng water being closely followed
BY resumption of business. The Gas
Company, though having gas manufac-
tured, find it impossible to get water
from the mains, but will try and light
the city tomorrow.
TIE river remained stationery
from to o'clock, at IS feet
Sinches, Just one inch above the great
rise of a wear ago. From until 10 it
fell an inch hourly, then remained sta
honarv at 50 feet 5 inches, which is its
stage at 4.
A Rising River.
CAIRe, ILL.,, Feb. 20.-At 1890 tonight
No river was 81 feet inches, and ris-
ing.
Going Down.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20.-The river is 80
feet inches, and falling an inch an
hour.
Case Postponed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Motion for a
rehearing of the FL Sobrante cases was
to have been argued before the Secreta-
~ of the Interior today, bat by mutual
agreement it was postponed until March
7th. The illness Of three counsel
Blair, Carpenter and Bristow-was the
reason for postponement.
Ellis and Crafts
CARSON, KY, Feb. 20.-rhe cases of
Ellis aud Craft progressed today. The
prosecution closed. Sixteen witnesss
were examined. 1t is generally believed
that they will be found guilty.
A Blaze.
BRADFORD, VT, Feb. ia fire oc-
CURED this morning which burned the
business part of the village. Total less.
$4,000.
A Harmless Blow.
North ADAMS, Feb. ia hurricane
blew down depot 60x20 feet, and
moved foundry four feet. Nobody
hurt.
List Of Bercaved Ones.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-News from Braid
wood says that ut the request of a meet
ing A. M. Graham read correct list of
the widows and gave the number of
orphans caused by the caviug in of the
coal mine at that place: Mrs. Jno. HUI
bart, three children, aged 3, and 4
years; Mrs. FitZkee, one child, babe;
Mrs John Anderson, no children; Mrs.
Samuel Atkins, six children, all under
lOyears; Mrs. John Atkins, no children:
Mrs. A. G. Redmond. three children,
aged IA, and 4 years; she has lost
husband and one child within three
years, and three sons. all Of whom have
met violent deaths; Mrs. James Matt
son, two children, aged and years;
Mrs. Adam MoQueston, five children,
all under 10 years; Mrs. VIM. Sheehorn,
two children, aged 10 and years; Mrs.
John Neil, six children, all under 8
years; Mrs. j. Butskewskie, three chill
dren, aged 8. and years; Mrs. j. Pear
eon, one child, aged years; Mrs. Robt.
Harper. three children, aged 6, and
years; Mrs. Martin Veyake, no children:
ms. Outchenok. two children, aged .
and years; Mrs. VIM. Klssan. two
children. aged II and years; Mrs. j.
smith, no children; Mrs. E. Damn, one
cniid; Mrs. Damn, three children, all
under II years; Mrs. John Denbraskie.
three children, aged Z, 4 and years;
Mrs.. John Cullack, six children. all
under 10 years; Mrs. David Griter, three
Sniidren, all under years; Mrs. VIM.
cnoltze, four children, all under IA
years; Mrs. Calabet, three children, all
under Z years; Mrs. August Hera. one
onlid; Mrs. b. Scheizell, three children,
su under 6 years; Mrs. Jas. Brokman.
-FOUR children, all under II years; Mrs.
frank Motto, two children, under II