Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-10
EASTERN NEWS.



= p.r, JuIy 6.-Adv.ces along the
yorth-rn Pacific and brsncnss snss
s.nersl rains LIST niQns ana tody.
mis- has improved the wheat, when
90 being forced TO premature head
s We vas especially bad, and rain
arrived too late 70 help that section
Ready to start.
p,oor.YS. July s.-Mr. Beechsr TO-
- reached bis last sermon previous
!s annual vacation. He announced
80 be expecfed 70 be absent till the
". Sunday in October. my pur-
-. aid he, "is TO traverse tie CONT
Srt and shall visit Oregon and WASH
i.st1n Territory and the far Northwest,
s.<rrnino via the Northern Pacific
so~d The journey will require the
mole of August and September"
Geld weather In Chicago.
Cs,oAoo, July s.-A polar wave
.t,nck this CITY Yesterday, which lasts
800. The thermometer was from 52
- ri durinQ the day, and 10 much colder
sonicht. Overcoats are in general ose
Asd slill Another Dael.
yscxsrBo. Miss, July s.-Oscar H.
rosnson. editor of the Copish Signal,
snd Jossph Jones, member OF the Board
"a Soperyisors, fought duel today near
~ Orleans. The latter Was shot in
The arm. Jones challenged johnson Tor
shsr0es appearing in his paper. Both
~sre arrested and placed under bonds,
hnt left town immediately. Tue friends
~ both disclaim all knowledge of the
<.ff ha NJ
A sew More PsupeP I0mi&rants.
The New York steamer Egypt arrived
from Liverpool today. Among the
steeraQe passengers we're four families
snistsd hither by the British Govern
msu,. II was thought that half of the
stesrage passengers were assisted"
ara IA most rigid examination was made,
hat almost every one except the four
aaistsd families held abundant proof
that they had come here by their own
erertions, and we're not assisted.
Desperate MAN.
Cmclee, July "a Times Des Moines
speciai says: Henry Leaoe of Swanson
6rsd dozen shots through his bedroom
door at the Morgan House yesterday
afternoon, destroyed the furniture and
fsIlsd a man named Holmes who at
tempted 10 capture him. Five police
men finally everpowered him on the
roof OF tbs hotel. He tried to put a
ballet in his forehead, bat the ball
glanced. leaving furr0w In his skull.
Csiteas's sister Protests.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Guiteau's sister has
brought another action in court in this
oounty against her divorced husband,
asking that he DO restrained from visit
ing her and that he be compelled to re-
pudiats her support and that of her
children by giving her assistance. She
claims TO have supported herself and
daughter by dressmaking and kept
child at boarding school.
beavers Miminx Expedition.
DENVER, July 8.-The National Expo
dti0n building presents lively appear
snoe. The fine art exhibit will be OK
epti0n ally fine. The Union Pacific,
To Burlington and the Atlantic and
Pacific Railways are rearranQing dis
plays and p,oviding for extensive addi-
tons. The Richmond and Danvilie,
operating In Virginia, has been assigned
space in which 70 show their mineral
cabinet. reputed TO DO the finest in tho
United States. To complete the iron,
coal and precious metal collections Of
the Rocky Mountains, the Commission
eTs OF the Tertio Milsnnial Exposition
at Santa Fs promise their entire mill
collection nc the close Of their expoai-
ton. The management have arranged
with Calsndsr's famous Georgia min
strels TO farninsh music at the opening
ceremonies.
The aemasssiai Deadlock.
CoxcoRp. July 9.-The ballo. for
United States Senator today resulted IN
no choice.
A Rssadabsui way.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Treasury
Department IL informed that large
number of assisted immigrants are
coming 10 the United States through
Canada.
meavy storm snd Damage 10 Crsps.
LANCASTER, Pa. July Yesterdays
storm did great damage in various SEQ
tons Of this county 10 growing crops.
Corn and oats were beaten level with
the ground. Tobacco was badly washed.
neceasitatiag replanting In many casss.
The President Will net visit Yellow.
ssene.
WARRINGTON, July 9.-The President
has given mp his trip to the Yellowstone.
He aays that he will have to wait until
hs In private citizen and can with pro-
pFisty get out Of reach Of the telegraph
Tor Q week or two. He inquired last
weak Of the signal officer how long Il
would take to run q military telegraph
temporarily TO the Yellowstone Park
from the point nearest to IL on the
Northern Pacific Railroad. His idea
vas that II might take week and pro-
baby cost 500 or $500. He intended
70 pay for this out Of his own pocket.
Hsfound, however, that Il would take
moro time and very much moro money
than he estimated. The President
thought this Was too high price 10 pay
Tor . picnic among the geysers. He
Ays he has deferred the trip until the
Summer Of 1895.
Satisfactory.
Crooks mission has ended as satisfac-
torily a. his expedition into the Sierra
4Adre. aud for once tho Washington
depNtmsuts seem 10 have worked haud
y hand With the general In the field.
A Lawless Set.
WASHINGTON, Jolly 9.-The Depart
nsut Of Justice has received further in
formation from Jefferson, Texas, con-
earning the assassination Of Judge Il.
Hough. the main witness of the Gov
eeamsnt In the impending Gases for
violation Of the Election laws. The
writer Gays threats we're made by the
osfsndants in the casea 70 the effect
that they will not b prosecuted BY
The Government; that when they 20
Into court they will 90 armed, and
that IL the CASE should result In con-
welion they will kill the court and
svsrybody connected with u. The as
animation Of Judge HouRh has given
M 20 considerable uueasinesa there,
end il II not known how soou others
vii 90 In the Same way.
Charch Dl9efe nces.
CxicAoo, July 3. The Episcopal
0nruh controversy which has grown
eulef the High Church tendencies Of
AslAAr Richie, pastor Of the Church Of
- Ascension, and which has already
ssfved 70 draw out . letter Of protest
s!oa Ne Bishop Of the diooees, bad an
oeheT eoaMtional feature added 10 Il
ysseer1ay. Rector Ritohis, at the morn
lnR esfvics. announced that In addition
- The service. requiem mass would be
ND Tor the soul OF Duke Fountain, Who
"a dRowuas4 In Aha Mt0hioan In Nav