Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-27
EASTERN NEWS.
.rvn PRESS DISPATCHES


- ~ Cimbria, was MISS Dors
RI hespol. lrovn to the lyric stage al
fUine,; who was returning 70 he
Cl = cleveland from a course o
- " .,udies in Europe: Mapiesoi
cI - the Cincinnati College o'
- ns, snd = engaged her for his com
-. anu espn She made highl,
- ~ ~, S,byt AS prima donna IN tins
y aFidalgo" at Chicago. ana az,
~ .lose of her engagement wen
= ns = ~ ssndy with famous teacher
o.r aa promised to be a brilliant
u,sh.y Poor People.
n Ian. 26.-Over lJO fani
! e p s,ua in the northeastern part ol
~ srs in destitute circumstances
by the closing OF the town o.
- ~ rolling mill on Christmas
.sing them out Of WORK.
4 Csaviet's Artiiee.
-. Knapp. a life man in the peni,
M Sundusky county, who was
ont October 18th, was arrested
>...,ort today, and on his way back
.,r Il was discovered that he ate
nIson causing an abcess which
vi 4 y 1 rardon on the ground that he
- ,he Texas Pacific Completed.
~.~ncros, Jan. &.-The Mayor OF
r..c and President OF the Cham
yCcmmerce of that city, has sent
s.s,sss memorial protesting against
s.ss~sce of the bill for the consoli-
III. n lie Texas and Pacific and the
..Sss. Pacific roads. The charter to
Tn,s Pacific provides it should be
p. 4 the most direct and eligible
g 3 San Diego, to a ship channel
Z aan Diego Bay, following IN ITS
- : location as near ~ practicable
q - Xd parallel; also that the work
srrfructior should be begun stimuli
sssnaly Al Marshall, Texas, and San
Hssp: that at least 30 miles OF railroad
ts aach Of said points should be COM
s1d within two years from date OF
r. aim March, 1871.
ID eupplemental act was passed In
RI i072, It was provided the company
3leN begin construction eastward
1ru 1an Diego, and it is asserted In
nupence Of this law San Diego and
r. ifpns have made large donations
fInde and incurred indebtedness for
r. Itsas Pacific road, and other citi-
m purohased lands along the contem-
~ hns from San Diego Bay to the
oedo River in expectation that Con-
= would compel completion of the
~ aooording TO the charter. None OF
y noposed consolidated roads have
ihuiIt within 100 miles of San Die
= Petitions representing the people
~ Diego demand that Congress
I'D the bill for consolidation, 30 as
tGnpol the Texas Pacific to complete
h11hd, within IS months. from San
~ eastward on the most direct and
~ route towards the Colorado
II, toa point of connection with the
Gl(Aern Pacific in California, under
lnAy Of forfeiture of land grants in
GUnitsd States.
An old Veteran Gone.
0GuxBus, O., Jan. 25.- Grandfather
10y, aged 90, born in Germany In
died last night in Fairfield county
D fought under BonapArte at the bat
of Waterloo. He leaves q large
mily.
The OIL Market.
hADyoRD, Pa, Jan. 25.-The oil mar.
~ sxcited. There was a sharp ad.
- opening at 8Ss, which WAS fol.
b q drop 70 1914 in the first If
ninutes, and from that ON there
~ interrupted advance until 81 wai
11ed. which was the closing bid.
- and Steel TariG squabbie.
aaaMoroN, Jan. a.-The Senate to
Qeve the American steel industry [
gthAt may cause the defeat VI th,
bill in the Senate, and will prob
lave a pronounced effect upon tar
beislation in the House. A consid
" reduction was made in the bill
- Finance Committee, regardless
11fAct that in the measure propose(
ln1ss we're below those recommend
9ths Tariff Commission. The Sen
paly passed upon the first half dozel
- Of tho bill, and it was not knowr
4larther amendments in the line oI
1eaties may be proposed and car
The vote taken today proves thers
hno hope of increasing the rates
PARTICULAR, with chances largely
1R@ Of decided reductions. Repre-
niyea Of the industries engaged in
manufacture Of higher grades Of
avow their determination to kill
~ They say the action of the
- today, II made the law, would
1tAsir industries and compel them
y their mills, and they will oppose
lAgc Of the Senate bill az a mat
q ssf-preservation. The causes
y TO the action of the Senate are
obe Of somewhat personal char
Ogtain Southern representa-
uhsn Brown OF Georgia may be
~ leader of, were inceused at
- Of tho Finance Committee in
Tie duty on iron ore and pig
1hey asserted that the metal
~ drafted for the commission
emer mon, and they took their
when An opportunity was offered
inter, q they thought, the Besse.
nnfActurers. In fart, Bessemer
- Known to have opposed the
eenedule until, within the last
.shelr support was won at meet
fliladslp6ia.
Funeral sf s3 Persons,
auxIx, Jan. &-The general
q the victims of the Newh al
enastsr took place this morning.
was suspended. Twenty-three
seas burisd. The funeral serv-
conducted by Protestants and
subsequently, the process
so' on the way TO their rsspec-
saesetiea. The procession was
- long. The Protestant cere-
~ IN the Exposition building.
- ceremonies a steam pipe
u1ng temporary panic
- 0W people present.
4 Maternal Fair.
aros, Jan. 25.-The Acricul-
Nayention re-assembled this
John King, President of the
srsee Agricultural Society re-
alssory and stated its objects
A resolution was adopted
- fresident King and the SEQ
8 this society to confer with
~ societies for the purpose OF
Ss.-: tns practicability OF hold
at agricultural exposition.
larderers Caught
oooA. Jan. &.-The two ne.
~. ~ OF H. H. Rudd, of Walk
Ga. we're captured today.
vnohinR are made.
tAisn Pacific Salt.
sosx, Jan. &.-Areumsnt vas
ay IN the Supreme Conrt upou
81 ~ ses scit brought by the Union
Sssi,oad Company against the
Scndant, to vacate judgment
essedines taken, and for leave
D{3 n HaS>~s 49,.