Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-20
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harmon CharaetePfstics.
LAKE, June 1S.-The Comm
a,s having decided that Territorial
@sers sach as Auditor, Treasurer, etc.
Ola not be elected, the Mormon Church
JILL THIS evening tells the Saints the
G.nissionsrs have exceeded their
49,, and that an election can be held
800 looks as though the Church pro.
Issd elscting these officers despite the
Rvro m the Commissioners, and then
si IN the courts to ssat them. This
~roon the Commissioner of the
Ws.tsna Insane Asylum attempted To
~. sdmission 10 the Utah Insane Asy.
Ieut by Elder Young. nephew Of
- iats Brigham, bat was denied en-
..s This Is the same institution
.s;.h vas exposed by DIR. Tanner of
ssssrsIia several months ago, and ia
- mpoosed TO be reeking in filth
vorse than ever.
Ntssoari River 9ising.
v.,s,s err, June 18.-The river to-
.,nht i % feet and rising slowly. The
n;'isoe of Harlem, opposite here, is de-
s.stsd, So far as known there is little
sacaoe from water in the river, al
sscnoh there il loss in places on account
- s,sehets and heavy rains. Reports
a. not indicate any alarming rise as yet
= ths river above this point. Two
assshs occurred by drowning here to-
Ssy. 8 colored girl and boy.
High Water at st.oLeuis.
Or LOUIS, June iS.-The river gauge
..o;oht marked thirty-one feet eleven
s..hss which ia twenty-five inches
aSc,s the danger line. Nearly the en-
49, snrfscs of the level along the river
s.crt + submerged. and steamers find
!. d;fscuit 10 load and discharge oargoes.
an shs cellars of business houses along
a.. isvee are filed with water. A raise
- another foot will inundate the first
S,.,rs Of most Of the stores. No dam
- ia reported, as all the goods have
sssc removed to safe places. Lumber
.syds along the river are threatened but
- far no property has been seriously
ss,med. Il is expected the raise will
,ssch thirty.fve feet at this point.
-hich will be the highest It has been
for several years.
sr LOUIS, Mo-, June 19.-The river
h.s ,isen seven inches since last night,
~ Ina water spread over little more
..ic~iand on both sides of tho river, but
m material damage IL yet reported.
0n;te 4 number Of families have been
osiioed 20 yacate their houses in both
~ northern and the southern parts of
~ citv on the river front, also in East
a. Louis. Reports from tho interior
note high water in all the streams,
vsshouts ON railroads and destruction
n bridges, and damage TO crops in
kxut N AAPinna hoof n
aim OF property yet. Ii il reported that
ths river men here expect the water to
reaoh It's hight tonight OF tomorrow, un-
present indications.
Judge KrMm Explains.
yudos Chester z. Krum will publish
= slaAement tomorrow showing that his
saminis,ration OF the Ford estate was
uroper. Regarding his prOtracted alb
sonoe from the city he says that he left
town for particular purpose, which he
dos not explain, but which, he says,
his friends fully approve. He has re-
turned homo with the design Of contin-
Ming the practice Of Law.
The Latest Embexxier.
Bosros, June Is. The first intimation
that ANYTHING was wrong with the 40
counts Of Blaney, the cashier Of the
Massachusetts, Loan and Trust Com
pany, was ON Monday afternoon last,
when II was found that Blaney was
600 short In his cash accounts. His
attention was called TO the discrepancy,
and he said he had taken II for tempo
Yary use and would return II the next
morning. On Tuesday no did 80, and,
being questioned about other possible
discrepancies, he assured the president
OF the company that his deficit did not
oxoecd seven hundred dollars. II was
than deemed best 70 suspend Blaney.
and experts soon discovered the defal-
cations. His mode Of covering up the
discrepancies was when q customer
drew 300 to charge him as having re-
ceived $1,000 or more, and pocket the
difference.
Reported Taiiarc.
Prrrspuno, Pa, June 1S.-It Is again
reported TODAY that 0ratf, Bennette q
Co., manufacturers OF this city, had
asked for an extension after having
failed to secure loan OF 81 ,O0O, 600 from
Q New York insurance company. Mem
bers Of the firm pronounce the report
without authority.
waited Too Long.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 18.-U. 8.
Circuit Judge McCrary's opinion In the
case of the Philbrook heirs, who claim
ownership Of the land ON which nearly
ali the city 10 built, Ia received today.
He decides that, whatever the general
merit, the claimants had slept too long
on their riRhts, and are now without
remedy.
Cvclsne In Ohis.
WnnxrrNa, w. Va, June 1S.-This
evening about 6 O'Clock q cyclone struck
Eteubenville, Ohio, doing damage to
property in the northern part OF the
city to the amount Of $4,000.
In the path 0f the cyclone as 1t passed
through the city trees were uprooted'
and the scene presented this evening IL
one Of great destruction. Eye illnesses
say when the cyclone reached the bank
Of the river IL plunged into the water
lifting IL mp about l00 feet.
CLxyrr.ANp, O., June IA severe
Storm visited Millersburg this after
noon and tore out the corner OF the
coart house, leaving the edifice unsafe
II tsre mn numerous trees, unroofod sev'
orAl houses, and its accompanying hail
did great damage t. crops in that re
giou.
HruupnavrLLn, Ohio. June l9.-Hun-
dSsds Of people visited the scenc OF shs
cyclone today, and viewed with aston
shmsnt the destruction Of property II
The city. The storm appears 10 have
formed about q milo west OF here, ana
travelling eastward reached the hiRl
hill overlooking the northern portion @
the city, when Il descended with terrin'
forss. damaging and destroying almos
Everything In its path - y swept acros
~ eity, 3 distance Of half . mile, ant
plunged into the vaters OF the Ohio
hftine them mp in the shaps Of water
GpouS distance Of hundred fest. IN
most remarkable thing IL the fact tina
no one vas injured, - tho storm swcp
over 8 thickly inhabited part of the CIT
and IL path swept the finest residences
len % N Umparc's Deeislea.
PrrrsBuno. Pa, June ls.-The trad
tihnnal, appointed 10 settle the rate .
vaess for railroad COAL miners, held
meeting today. After each side ha
presented il views u was deeided tina
time would be saved BY referring Ia
matler 70 tho umpire, John McCune, 9
oncs, and the meeting adjourned 81
nine o'clock tomorrow, when the IN
In 4. la nd tina nnaS1lu