Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11
EASTERN NEWS.


.r.rRD PRESS DuPA1cn
-. Gees over IN s.sa.k.e.e
,os. Nov. lo.-An engine and
bo.enoer cars running from
thres Il Salem on the Lowell road, and
Lo.en among the passenger thirty
hevn9s oiyis went over steep emoank-
scnoo Chelsea Crossing into swamp.
nm ~. q Vas hurt except the engineer.
r...ked Railread Omcials.
.ox Nov. lO.-The committee ap-
1919 n investigate the official con-
po1:c,, ~ John b. Paine and ]. w.
n 1870 NTH the Rutland Railroad dur
ns.ha sixteep wears they were respec-
nk -. President and Treasurer. report
ghstance that there ia an immediate
s.Sc;ency of $4,000 cash, and that
49, Il over issued to the amount OF
80 M, par value. or $4,000 market
ssina. and that during the sixteen years
.here we're disbursements amounting to
10000. for which NJ proper vouchers
~ be found. Efforts will be made for
she arrest and indictment of the officers.
An Illinois Murderer.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-The prelim-
;narv examination of Orris A. Carpen-
ar for the murder of Ezra Burns, was
concluded this morning. and imme-
diately upon the conclusion of the clos
ing speech for the prosecution, Carpen-
ter was released upon giving bonds for
his temperance, when crowd follow
ed Carpenter to his home, but acted IN
q quiet and orderly manner.
Three ChiIdren Killed.
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., Nov. l0.-Three
children of q. K. Barnes, proprietor OF
the Oswepatchie House, while playing
on the track were killed by freight
train.
A Few Negroes VIII Probably he
Killed.
pvrvpspurna. Va, Nov. 10.-Informa-
talon was received today TO the effect
that not any conflict has taken place
hetween the whites and blacks in south
amptou county, but the white families
throughout the county are still greatly
alarmed. The whites are arming them
selves.
A spoiled JabiIee.
READING, Pa. Nov. 10.-The jubilee
commemorative of the birth of Martin
Luther, and for which extensive prepa-
rations had been made, was abandoned
an account of rain this morning. Four
thousand children we're to participate.
The Result I'm New Jersey steamship
launched
TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. 10.-The official
raturns from all but two counties in the
Htate give Abbot 6678 majority over
Dixon. Parson, the temperance candi-
1ate. polled about 6000 votes and Winner,
fhe National candidate, about 5000.
The iron steamship San Pueblo, built
far the Pacific improvement Company,
vas successfully launched at Cramps
ship yard this morning in the presence
at several thousand spectators.
A Burglar shss.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. l0.-H. II.
Choate, paying teller Of the Seaboard
hank Of Now Jersey, finding a burglar
m his residence last night, fired and
killed the intruder. He then surren
dered and was released OH nominal bail
and attended to business as usual this
afternoon.
Large Aneans Voted.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 10.-The Methodist
Missionary Committee voted ~, 900 to
eolored conventions in the South.
LyncheA.
NouSr MouRxx, N. c.. Nov. 10.-A
Marty Of sixty-fi i've negroes captured
lawrence White, oolored. and hanged
him. A few days before White had
iiiied q colored man named Frasisr.
Pennsylvania 0Deial.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The Official
raiorities for Auditor General and
Treasurer, the only State officers bal
lotted for in Pennsylvania, are: Niles,
1875; Linsey, 1885. Both are Repub-
iioAus. The ofaoial count Of the vote OF
Philadelphia shows tho following Re-
publican majoritiee Niles. Auditor |
6snsral. 2O.607; Linsey, State Treasur-
W.N.995; Graham, District Attorney
(no opposition), 1925; Powers. Coro- |
Nor, 1887.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. lO.-This has been
eeueral holiday in honor Of the closing
Of the Exposition after successful SEA
con of 102 days, during which 10000
persons have been in attendance. The
6uildinc has been crowded all day. |
Major e. Burke, Director General OF
The New Orleans Cotton Exposition,
made an eloquent address, which was
rsoeived with applause. At IL tonight
Major Wright, the manager, will declare |
The Exposition closed.
The admirers of p. G. Gilmore, leader |
Of Gilmore's band, presented him with
silver and gold mounted baton. After
the conclusion Of the Hallelujah
chorus by 500 voices the affair will close. |
Appointed.
LoUrsyrILE, Nov. 10.--Bradford Dun |
ham has been appointed General Man |
aQer of the Louisville. Nashville d Great |
Southern railroad, with headquarters at
louisville.
A 81. Paal scandal.
81. PAUL, Nev. 1O.-D. b. vermillye
has fled an affidavit in the Municipal
Court OF this city, charging Gen. w. n.
Meyers with criminal conduct with Yer
millye's wife. vermillye's attorney has
requested Gov. Hubbard to issue a
reQuinition on the Governor Of Illinois
for Gen. Meyers. Tho Governor awaits
ths report Of the Attorney General on
the case before signing the requisition
papers 10 have Meyers brought here for
trial. The report will DO mado Monday.
An Awful Kane Coming Across she
Csnsiaen6
OHIcA0o, Nov. 1e.-Protab Chunder
4oxoom bar, the Hindoo church re-
former, was rendered banquet by the
Claiming Club, society composed Of
vnitarians, tonight. He leaves for San
frauoisco Monday, from whence 10
sails for China.
hatherss birthday In Philadelphia.
PluLADkIPHIA, Pa, Nov. 10.-A grand
Luther matinee WAS held in the Acads-
ny Of Music this afternoon. The large
auditorium was thronged. instrument
6l music was rendered by the Germanin
Orchestra and vocal music by chorus
which included nearly 90 school chill
orsn. After the devotional services
there were addresses In Swedish, Ger
nan and English.
Peculiar Case.
Tsoy, N. Y, Nov. 1O.-Thc attention
g the District Attorney has been called
g the case of Polish Jew named Mer-
eeant Of this city, wno, although mar
ma, be says, will marry q young Jewess
e New York. having had q divorce
mnted BY o religious TRIBUNAL. The
Dlssrict Attorney says he will prosecute
Merchant for biRamy II he mnrries.