Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-05
EASTERN NEWS.
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EASTERN NEWS.
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KILLED.
yoxK. Jan. IA farmer was snos
~ ipersdford, Pa, today: 1t 10 be-
~ z = "a - an agrarian murder.
! srlIardist Invited.
v..v Ian. An offer has been
y;Snaux, the French champion
Y .ds TO come here under .
nils. ..usaoemsnt. II is said that
- > en Tered him for his time in ad-
aIo y .hs III nayment of his travelling
..av this is sum that Wig
IN not refuse. His answer is OK
- ~ ~, shortly. II he comes there
~. es...urnameut in New York in
~ March, and one in Chicago
Raa Nomination.
r..,s editorial says: I'VE would
60 70 see Justice Miller, OF the
&C. e.s.sme Court, in better company
- tne other men OF pu6iic lepusa-
.hose names are appended TO the
sd netition. As the President
~ s;Cn Of Withdrawing tho nom-
~ vhich be probably has seen
~ = rscard as q blunder, the strog-
~, its confirmation is likely to be
risd INTO the Senate.
iapgtry's Second Fred.
u..s.,;ck A. Schwab, formerly dram
\. sS;tor Of the Times, has loft for the
~ = 4 in Mrs. Langtry.who has en-
s him in the capacity Of. her repre-
ssays and business manager.
uere Of Parks Death.
=. H.yaM has the following details
yTW Parks death: At 6 O'Clock
~ aimed heartily and was in good
- rptil about 8 O'Clock, when he
st;,sd 10 rest. He remained sound
- al The next morning. which oc-
iossd surprise, as he was troubled
- insumnia. At noon his attendant
ssiasd that his breathing was labored,
~ & ouce called the doctor, who en-
lS,ored unsuccessfully to arouse him.
Irnmipstion convinced tho physician
~ hs had been attacked by paralysis.
l.iicstions Of hot water to the hands
ssd isss wore made, and other treat
~ resorted to, and the patient finally
Sr1fhed easier. but remained unoOn-
rina. About o'clock on the follow
- morning stentorous breathing again
p d. which shortly became irregular
"a then ceased entirely. He died
vHhout having regained conscious
-
Help wanted.
Guuneman, q well known member of
b(3seman Parliament, and editor of
- Frankfort Zeitung, has telographed
5 this country that the distress In the
Undated districts is indescribable and
- contributions are desired promptly.
Coed Riddance.
GpHuGyrErD, Jan. THE Illinois
hard Of Health has driven from the
Diats thirty-one persons who falsely
\ nAds oath that they graduated from
nodical universities.
Jadsc Field Criticised.
{ NEW YoRK, Jan. 4.-The Star. John
kslly's organ, has q bitter leader ON
Judge Fields San Mateo decision. 1t
ays Cyrus w. Fields Mall Express
sditofiils, in which ring ont praises of
he Field family with the maddsning
mouotony Of hand organ, looks on
Judge Field's decision e about the big
Rest thing in the line Of Jurisprudence
aince Moses brought down the COM
mandnents from Sinai. Il says under
That q is pleased to term the Sand Lots
QonstitufIon q private citizen might be
eompelled to pay 2 per cant. taxation
~ only 500 on farm worth. e1OO. 600,
shich was mortgaRsd for e80O GOO, while
a!ailroad corporation owning an ad-
lining tract of exactly the Same valua
~ under the Same mortgage would
buys 70 pay tax Of $4,000, or nye times
much. In one case the mortgage liz.
6lity would be deducted, and In the
ehef not. II is plain enough that therS
bno Justice in such inequality Of tax.
tin. Il would be an injustice, saya
- Star, II the facts were correctly
dntsd, but Fields editorial trumpeteE
hguilty Of gross misstatements In The
-. He assumes, for illustration, that
- mortgage would bs pressed for e60,.
~ - representing precisely 10 much
ppsrty. Hence the charge Of inc
{lality falls to the ground. The deci-
Nnin the SanMateO case will be olooely
exutenized. Meantime Justice Field
.leht safely drop ont of training with
psnocratiO Presidential aspirants.
Theft Charged.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Jan. &c. B. Dett-
~ messenger Of the National Bank. ID
9fRcd BY A. j. Preston with abstract.
j funds from the bank TO the amount
Burned 70 Death.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Mary Moore. Q dis.
otable negrese, died early this morn
y ffom the effects Of burns reoei ved
eat midnight, while she was lighting
~ with 4 kerosene oil. Her clothinQ
burned from her body, and her
vas crisped and blistored.
shutting Dewn.
Y. Y. Dudley, Vice President Of the
Sumet Iron and Steel Company, oAys
mills will close January 18th, for
snouth or six weeks ON account OF The
peice OF nails. About 1000 men viii
@lovn out Of work in consequence
1s action. Many nail manufaotor-
q the country have no work ON
~; out others Of them have oeme
yment for idle men IN making ~
bsiler Expleslon.
!lkosE CENrK7, Mich., Jan. l.-The
st q Hoffman b Hellman's steam
- ml!l exploded yesterday. Six men
~ injured; one died, and two more
I'M N.Y. : i've long. The boiler was thrown
I. ". Parks Runeraa.
NV Yolx. Jan. l.-The funeral go.
nass over the remains Of ia lats Tre-
". Fark were conducted this MON
= and we're largely attended ~ msnv
S,sns;sua Ss associates and friends Of Pask,
- ss1I1anH InH e!yudgs Shipman, ex-Oovsr-
~ 1'oand Hall, Of Vermont, Henry
ls:0s ~ neilgman, Dr.. Allen. 4. B.
ane, d. W. Stafford, the dirootors
ne Panama Railroad ma Psai6e
] s,.s. companies, besides officers Of IL
49, wall street banks. The pell-
e'0cs.wsre wsre 4oveIner Jno. L. BarsS0w,
s'nof M yno. W. Stewart, Hon. J. r.
G3 AZ q New York; ex-0overner
n y. Y. Mills, 9. 4. II. Barlow,
Dr. Conseon. brother.in.iaV 81
mcsatsd and preached. 4 brief
o. c0orae was then deliveeod BY
@ The remains Vere taken q
KSood cemetery for intermeut.
~ was enclosed in . black oloth
~ oasket, tho lid Of which ~
WITH flowers.
RAew3
4 oIoN, Jan. "A tarrible etoFu
~ ND moV in raoinu hnrn The