Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-20

49, dno uos upon the recommendation
made by Belmons's counsel and close
the proceedings / viii hold Belmont
responsible, whether: legally or not l
: hold him morally respous,ble for the
loss OF that money responsible to the
lrish people just as much as when John
". Mahoney went to his grave. and any
action that may be necessary to be
taken In future / viii not feel deferred
from trying that the money may be
restored In writing that article / was
not acsuated by malice. regret no
thing that have said and resract
nothing. bat wish my language bad
been more temperate
Floods In Eaasas-sevea Persshs
| Drowned.
SENECA, Is, June ,ls.-Nevs regard
ing the storm Of Saturday night came
In today. All the big streams in the
county have overfowed, and there is
scarcely q bridge bat what il damaged
or carried away. At Rockford, Thomas
Atkinson and family attempted to
leave their home which was threatened
With destruction by water, and take
ar. Barari, wife and children. There
were eight In the Gagon, which was
caught In the current of Turkey creek,
upset; and seven passengers drowned,
mrs. barari alone escaping. She lodged
IN tree, but was rescued fourteen hours |
afterwards. Her baby was washed
from her arms and drowned. Only one
| OF the other bodies has vet been found. |
| At Cincinnati, twelve miles north, one
farmer lost loo hogs.
Under Examination.
CarTLErsBURo, Ky, June 1s.-The |
preliminary examination of William |
Direly, charged with the murder of the |
gibbons children, is in progress today. |
The testimony of colored detective |
was also heard. The case is not con-
cluded.
The Jamaica Rebellion.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Captain
Cooper OF the steamer Tropic, Just |
from Port Antonis, Jamaica. saws the
haytlan Government made an attack !
on Misagoane from the sea, and were
repulsed with the loss of two vessels,
and number of the rebels have CAP
tured JaIcinette, and have possession of
nearly all the western coast.
Will Come Out All Right.
CHICAGO, June 49," arrange
ments that heve been made with Ha-
verify are perfectly satisfactory to me-"
said Mcconnell to reporter on his re-
turn from New York. He owes me a
very large amount of money. bat 1 am
confident of his ability to pay, and we
are on the best terms" "what arrange
ments have been nader" 81 am in
possession of the leases of the BROOKLYN
and San Francisco theaters, and shall
receive also all the profits of the Chicago
one until the money due me is paid"
What are Haverlv's total liabilities?"
Not more than $4,000. Haverly is by
no means ruined man, although he is
knocked down at present. He will be
all right again before long. you may de-
pend. l expect him to make at least
$GO LOCO clear next year ont of his travel
ing shows alone" "How about his
mining ixterssts?' "Oh, some of them
may turn out well yet. They have been
lying dormant for some time, and he
goes to Colorado shortly to look after
them" Mcconnell is very severe in his
denunciation of the conduct Of Sam
Colville and Gilmore, who, while pro-
Tossing great friendship for Haverly,
made deliberate and spitsful attempt
to crush him.
Brutal Murder. Il
CINCINNATI, June 19.-Aldermsn John
Kelly this evening shot fatally James
T,ole. A bystander says Toole came
up laughing and exchanged hats with
Kelly, who Immediately acted as if in
suited. aad warned Toole not to fool
with him. Toole assured him he was
only in fun. Kelly drew a revolver and
deliberately fired ball through Toole's
left arm and into his side and heart.
Kelly was arrested.
Want Time to settle.
PTTTsBURG, June 19.-It is authorita-
lively announced this afternoon that
Graf, Bennett 81 Co., iron manufac-
turers, of this city, had called a meet
ing of their creditors for tomorrow and
to pay their liabilities in instalmeuts at
three. six and nine months and the bal
ance in three yeats, with ample security.
1t is considered reasonably certain that
| the extension will be granted. Their
| liabilities are over 81, SOC, 900, and as
sets about 10000, exclusive of rea!
estate, which is worth over million,
and is believed to be unencumbered.
Republican Organization.
New YORK, June 19.-The Republican
Central Committee this evening adopt
| ed the plan of organization prepared by
the committee of Is. The only changes
| made in II by the executive committee
are that the enrolment be made in No
vember after the general election in
stead of September, and that all who
call themselves Republicans, whether
they belong to district organizations or
not, may DO enrolled.
Lcarniag "Mclicans Ways.
Wong Ching Foo, editor of the Chi
nese-Ameriean, is in Jail charged with
libel, brought against him by Chan
Pond Tip. The plaintiff was referred
to in Foo's paper as q criminal and
thief, and wants $25y 600 damages.
sailed for Europe.
| The international military rife team
sailed today for England. The expense
fund amounts to $1,000.
A Detective Mobbed.
/ CArTLEsBuRa, KY, June l9.-After
Cabell. the colored detective, had con-
cluded his testimony yesterday and was
leaving the court house he was attacked
by q party OF colored men and shot in |
the leg. The marshal iuterfered and
saved his life. No arrests were made.
BallesinG for q. 3. senator In New |
Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., June 19.-The first |
ballot in the Senate today for United |
States Senator stood as follows: Rollins |
10, Harry Bingham 6, j. w. Patterson |
2, Stevens 2, Briggs 1, Gilyan Marston |
1, William 8. Ladd I. The Senate to-
day, by q vote of ID to 10, decided to
elect but one United States Senator this |
season.
The first ballot in the House resulted
a. fellows: Whole number votes cast,
800; necessary TO choice, LIS; Rollins
III, Harry Bingham 1l5, James +.
Briggs "a, Jas. w. Patterson 20, Gilvan
Marston 8, Charles H. Bell 1, NJ. w.
Tappan l, Aaron f. Stevens Is.
n An analysis of the vote shows that OF
. seven Senator'S who stayed out of the
| caucus six bolted Rollins nomination.
The exception had gone to the caucus.
bat not in season to support Rollins.
, The boilers cast votes as follows: Pat
: terscn 2, Stevens 2, Marston l and
Briggs l.
II The Frank James Trial.
GALLArrx, Mo-, June 19.--Ths trial Of
Frank James, which was set for today,
, has been postponed till tomorrow on
a.