Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-27

great Expnition building. sbs ruauar,
ment ha. constructed Temporary buiid
inRs on the Lake front, making Z struc
tuse hve blocks in length. taken Alto
Resaes. Among the novelties will be Al
electric railroad, the frss one operate,
IN this country.
4 MA Ea~t.
| Bosros, April 3s-it il crrrsusIv re
ported in Newburyh that Frenke Il Moss
q Ctnctnnati, have failed Ihsy on,
| I'D Ia Nov York, $4,000 being 70
msschaudise, and 500 90 on pnre
largely held by banks. The rnerchan
dsse inde6tsdness Is principally 60 com
mission merchants.
Wells. Tasxs 4 Ca. Hnlsined.
DESvEa, Col. April B.-Today Jasia,
Woman. IN the Dissric. Court Of Prsb
10, granted Temporary Injunction 10
straini0R Wells. Fargo & Co 8 express
Company from interfering with the busi
Dns Of the Denver 4 kio 0rancs sx
press compsuy, and appointed an in
spector IN Examine the express matte,
on arrival and forward IL ~ consigned
anc also Restraints the former from dis
criminstin2 against the latter in ths
matter of rates.
esassseA CssssstAssisa Dessed.
CHICAGO. April 26.-Oficials of thu
Northwestern road deny that there Il
any truth in the rumor tslsQraphec
from Washington TO the effect that ne
eotistions are Ia progress for the con
solidatioa Of that road and the North
ern Pacific.
A Opea Letter.
BUTfK. n. T.. April 25.-Intense OK
element was oa1ssd this morning by Al
open letter published in the Daily NM,
addressed 20 w. ]. Lippincott, Republi
can candidate for City Attorney, signsi
By =. 3. Thompson, attorney 1t Law. in
which Lipptucoss was branded a. a
coward. liar, psltroon- etc. Thompson
and II. L. Brown. business manager Of
the Miner, were arrtsted on charge of
criminal libel at the instance Of Lip
pincntt. There II considerable blood
thirsty talk. bat il il believed the case
will be settled in the courts.
Te0pesanre Beaaea.
DETRoIr, April Ain the Legislature
this afternoon the House took its turn
nj passing prohibition amendment
II failed. the vote standings to37. with
absent; necessary 70 carry. 81. This
euds the matter NJ this session.
4 s~suadrel Caughs.
SALr LAKE, April s6.-It having been
aseertained today that A. S. Hill, who
robbed his wife OF $1,000, y short time
since, was In Cairo, Mich, under arrest,
requisition was issued by tho Governor,
aud tomorrow q deputy United States
Aarshal will start for tn II place TO bring
the fugitive back to Utah.
An Appeal Ter AID.
WASHINGTON, April 26.--The Central
Committee OF the American Association
lowing telegram from z. Il. Southwark,
secrstsry Of the branch Association at
New Orleans, with regard to the dcsti-
cent tornado in Mississippi:
Wsssox. Miss, April 25.--Ciara Bar
ton, President Of the American Associa-
ton Of the He'd Gross, Washington
The society for Copias County is organ
lied aud doing splsndidiy in this conn
~. THERE are about one hundred killed,
two hundred wounded and one thou
sand homeless. and everything, houses.
bedding. clothing, etc. has been blown
away. In course Of 70 miles the desc
lation il complete, and no more worthy
occasion for sustained aid could bs
placed before sympsthizing and gem
erous public. All ~ no. vet known. bat
II Is appalling As II il. Money Ia needed
at once to pay nurses, buy food, cloth
ing, etc. We think IN appeal to the
New York Commerce Red Cross Asso-
citation will send such contributions.
To one Of the Associations trustees,
namely, Secretary Foleer, Secretary
Lincoln o. Commissioned Loring.
ussS1ele.
JAcKsouvILLE, Fla, April 6.--At Tenn
pies Mills, Bradford county. r. Becker
whipped q nephew till covered With
blood. He then tied the boy in the
chimney, head downward, and roasted
him till the flesh dropped OF. He then
took the boy down and threw cold water
on him.
Uavssuhle Cenalilen.
Providence, X. l., April Ex-senator
Antheny'. eonditioa tonight is thought
~ favorabes ~ at any time during his
illness.
oses01ng IN Earnest.
TAuxros, Man., April 49, Whill
Margaret Mathes's Company were play
| ing sROmeo and Juliet" tonight, Fred
erick PAuldinR, playing Romeo, ran q
sword into the body Of Geo. r. Dalton,
playing Tybalt. In the dusl aesns. II ID
not known at present how seriously
Dalton IL injured. The doctor Is comb.
dent 0f his recovery from the injury.
The uaFsrsanaaes.
Nxw OSLKAHx, April 6.-Today citi.
zsns invited the citixeus Of Wsss0n to
meet them and organize branch or
ganixatiun. Stops will b. taken to sys-
tesnatize the distribution Of relief funca
Articles are resolved and distributed by
the committees. The most injured are
In destitute condition. Deaths reported
todAy.-Mrs. Lampkins and Mrs. Mamie
| Shields, end ok othsIa not expected Ia
rsOovog. Railroad and expreses CON-
pAniee carry supplies free. Physicians
say the scalp wounds arc very serious In
most oasss and gangrsne has set tn.
Many Of The wounded have bsen sent
70 othar points and are gsuerally ne
ported 70 b doing veil Judge Bride
veil caused notice posted requesting
persons finding money - sand tho same
70 ~ Oommittes, thai the rightful own
en- may regain Il. One party Is known
70 have foand t3oo In gold, tho property
Of Miss E. Zsrrell, Who died Of her in
jurisA
AZ ROsk Point. 10 miles east Of Beau
regard, ON Pearl river. the oycloue did
great damage. A large numbsf OF per-
sons are reported killed and wounded.
Preearsng Ter Wesk.
OMAnA, April G-Ex-Senat0r Pad
dook, q The Otah Commission, left TO-
DAY for Salt Lake. 10 join he other
mSmboes, and prepare tor the work Of
taking The June Register tyr The election
vAiek oou1n II August, 81 which time
momhseo a the Lsgtslstare will BE-
eleoesd. An saort viii Be made 70 get
% olsar reQis1sa1inn. - - - shut out
polyaamiGfa This = regarded ~ q
mosl impoFtaut stsp In The movement
against polyRamy.
4 nasnal Causaeed.
Nxv Yonx. April &-Wm. 0fifhth,
the no&orjous oDunteffeites, Was arrsst-
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