Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-01
PACIFIC COAST.
Caught In fly.wheel...Dicd OF His
lBjuries...kiiied Bv n Hand Carr.
Incorporated.

Special to PosT -IyTELLIGESCER.
PORTLAND, Or, May 3l.-John Wat
tiers, engineer of j. Pennoyer's saw mill
was caught in the fiy-wheel by slipping
on the We. floor, and dangerously in
jured about the head and shoulders. His
injuries are probably fatal.
Frank Harrington, the painter who
fell from ladder at River View CeIae-
terry, died today from his injuries.
All Chung, Chinese railroad laborsr.
fell under hand car yesterday at Can
by. Clackamas county. His body was
cut in twain, and death was instautane
Gus.
Articles were fled today incorporating
the Capitol Mill Company of Salem.
Capital stock, $3.50, 900. Object: TO
construct and operate Touring mills.
The corporators are John NOR, Alex.
Grant, and George s. Robinson.
The Triennial Conciaye.
SAN FRANoIsco, May 3i.-The meeting
of the Triennial Conclave committee
was largely attended last evening. Ex-
Gov. George 9. Perkins occupied the
chair. The committee on decoration
reported that $4,000 was required for
decoration purposes, as follows: Me-
chanics pavilion Masonic temple, 5000;
arches, 5000; street decorations, 5000.
The Finance committee reported the
collections falling off, and requested
members to redouble their efforts. 1t is
intended to complete all preparatory
work by the first of July. The commit
tee is striving to provide mears where
with to accomplish the object.
Found Dead.
BerthOld Gebhardt, German, Was
found dead in parlor at the Fremont
House, Oakland, last evening. He was
last seen alive at p. NJ, and had been
dead several hours when the body was
found. He was very wealthy and owned
the premises on which he died. He
also owns property in San Francisco.
His aggregated wealth is about $780, 600.
He was unmarried and leaves one dis
tant relative in San Francisco.
sudden Death OF A. III. Lynch.
SAN Francisco, May 3l.-A. H. Lynch,
for many years press reporter ia this
city, died suddenly about l o'clock this
morning in his room at Ill Post street.
He complained of being i'll and physi-
clan was sent for, but he died before
medical aid reached him. The body
was removed to the Moreue, and the
mother and sister tele9raphed for at
Sacramento. Mr.. Lynch was formerly
connected with the press in Sacramento
and at one time was justice of the peace
in that county. He was we'll known in
newspaper circles in this city, and in
fact throughout the State as a humorous
writer. He was about forty years old
and unmarried.
Failed 10 Get Baii.
Neither Gray nor O'Brien, late secre-
tariss of the harbor commission. have
yet succeeded in obtaining bail, not
outstanding that the amount has been
reduced two-thirds.
The Largest Cargo.
San Francisco, May 31.-The City of
Pekin arrived today. She broaght nine
hundred and sixty six cases of opium,
the largest cargo ever b ought at one
time. The duties amount to nearly
SIS, 1900.
The sullivan Estate.
The will of Thomas Sullivan, who
died at Salt Lake May 2ist, has been
filed for probate. The estate consists
of real estate in this city worth $4,000,
and half interest in the firm of Sal
Ivan Il Co., cloak makers. Half the
property is left to Elizabeth Sullivan,
widow of deceased, and the rest to his
children, of whom deceased was the
father of two. The will provides that
there shall be deposited for each $25,-
900, to be available when the children
reach majority.
4 Blaze In Nevada.
VIRGINIA CrrY, New, May 3l.-This
morning fire broke ont here. The ag
gregate loss is estimated at $4,000,
with little, il any, insurance.
shipping Intelligence
PoRr BLaKELEY, May 3l.-Arrived-
American Girl.
PoRr DISCOVERY, May 3l.-Sailed-
Sierra Nevada.