Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-22

insre has been considerable talk t.t.s,
~ regard To one mesnbey of the pr.fss,
son IN particular, whose husband ~.
Threatened a Chinsnaan, for his boia@
/ Ness. 'osa
4 Arrangement Eoertse.
~. PtuI. May 2l.--Toiav the CHR
peVa railrsad Es- was settled by a en-
promise. The Omaha company a-a =,
osi,ig 'neir grade mp 10 that OF tae Cen
! IEsi' and both COMPANIES are TO Iyr,iId
az taaIntain tie crossing, each pawn
half the expenses -
Jary in seS.i.u.
nc Cor5ner's Jury were IN. session,
today ever the remains If Fiiapdi. vha
was KILLED. but it VIZ al iourt,.,i With
I on. nearing the evidence.
I stsEIn In Michigan.
DETROIT. Nay 2l.--Ihe worst star.p
! iniseicd vith suoy a.sd rain, tha, s,yer
struck Michigan has been raging this |
AFTERNOON and evening. accom- panied by |
ilItat EInds- Trees IN bIossafn present. |
g s5rrozfsl appearance Tie eife... OF /
the storm upon fruit csnno. DO estiu.at- |
sd. thus far no disasters are reported |
from Lake Huron, and i. IL hoped sniff |
cent warning Was given 10 prevent.
Convention breaking Ip.
5iILwAuxEg. May 2i.--Delegates 10 |
tue L. VI. G. A. International CouYen-
ton held closing conference toiav az /
the residence Of j. ii. vandyke TO dis
GUS plans for erecting baiiding for |
the association in this city. Half of the |
Delegates have already gone from thu /
city, and the others will leave tomorrow.
A Disazrccabic Densaement.
CLgvELssD, May al.-Julia Rena-
ehetcr a beautiful young woman, was
nasried on her dying bed last wednes-
day 10 q. w. Seymour. Friday she
died, and on Sunday she was buried.
Today he. body was exhumed by order
OF the Coroner, an autopsy held. and
evidence OF an abortion discovered.
Seymour and tho midwife, named Sylvia
l.. Webster, are under arrest, charged
with causing the death.
Abusing n witness.
WAsarSGroy. May 2l.-Ingerso!l re-
sumed his argument in the Star route
trial today, and made bitter assault on
the character of Moore's testimony.
Winter In summer.
ToLKDo. May 2i.-Snow began falling
here NJ noon today, and at 3 pm. ~
still showing.
Blown Up.
DETROIT. Nay 21.-This afternoon a
boiler explosion occurred in the New
Wolverine paper mills. The walls of |
the binding were blown down, and the
shock of the explosion WAS felt many
blocks away. VIM. Thompson, the en-
eincer, was instantly killed. The fire.
nian will die. Loss about $4,000.
A Miners show.
DENVER, May 2l.--'lhe mineral ex-
hibit of the Denver Exposition grows
| III magnitude every day. Every min
eral producing State west of the Mis-
sissippi river il represented by largely |
Increased exhibits over last year. Coun-
ties ia Colorado under the State law
| have thus far appropriated $4,000 for
tho mineral collection.
steamrr Lost.
| BosroS, May 2i.-'rhe steamer City /
Point, for Annapolis from Boston, went |
ashore on bnr off Ipswich this morn
| ing, and is now full of water. She will |
probably he total wreck. Her passen-
gers. together with the crew, were res
| cued.
GongratuIating q Murderer.
CuIcAao, May l.--Dunn exhibits te,e-
grams of Generalization from Jas. X.
Colder, of Union Square Theater, New
York, Gus Williams and Mckee L .nkin.
A Great Fire.
| MONTPELIER, W.T., May 2l.-At Graf
ton Pond, . miles from here, on tho
| limo of the Montpelier & Wells River
railroad, last Saturday afternoon, there
WAS the mos. destructive fire ever
| known III Vermont. Ii originated by
the burning of brush, about noon, and
the wind blowing gale. The flames
swop. everything before them. A large
| number OF houses, live stock aud dressed
lumber were destroyed, and many fami-
lies rendered destitute. Loss 5000
600.
The New Zealand Mail.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.- Robert j.
| Creighton, special postal commissioner
for New Zealand. had final interview
With the Postmaster General today in
| relation to continuance of the Pacific
mail service bstween San Francisco and
Nav Zealand and Australia. lie says it
Was quite as satisfactory as he could /
have expected. The postofiice depart
ment now thoroughly understands the
question and Is finally impressed with
| the Importance Of the service to the |
commerce of the country. Although no
| promise was made involving public |.
policy, Creighton ia satisfied the terms
| of his report viii decide the New Zea-
land Government to a continuance of
tho service. Latest advioes from the
| Colonies are said 10 intimate grave
doubts whether New South Wales would
join in the subsidy at all, but that she
would not interfere with the course New
Zealand would take in the matter.
| New Consul.
| The President has appointed Richard |
Lambert of California, United States
Consul at San Bias. Mexico.
Lake Michigan Wrecks.
| CuicAao. May Y.-A storm of extra
ordinary force prevailed on Lake Mich
iean last night, and a number of sailing /
| vessels bound for this port were wrecked
but the extent Of the disaster is only yet |
partially known. The chief disaster
thus far reported is that OF the two
naassed schooner Jenny Lynn, lumber
laden, from Muskogce. which capsized
while near land about 8 o'clock this
morning. The mate swan ashore and
was rescued. John Anderson, Capt. l..
Peterson, A. Helgeson and man named
Christensen. NIL sailors. were drowned. |
The schooner Mary Ellen Cook, Captain |
Williams, early this morning bore down |
on the outer government breakwater, |
and the breakwater light having either |
been exsinguished by the storm, or |
through tho inability of the lighthouse |
keeper To light il being placed in an |
exceptionally exposed place., the vessel |
was driven against the hreakwater and |
aftcrward carried by the waves COM
pleteiy over the obstruction into the
inner harbor, where she soon water
|, logged. They succeeded in rescuing the
crew with the exception of boy named
Frank Miller. who in his excitement
threw himself overheard and was
: drowned. The schooner Henry Berger.
lumber laden, from Ludinaton. WAS also
driven against the breakwater and
wrecked, bat her crew were saved.
Mes Guilty.
DENVER, May 2l.--This morning the
, trial OF Vim. II. Bssh, charged by cx-
Senator Tabor with emhezxiing xsNo
! | was entled Tha iuYy were out five min