Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-12
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Transportation Company. rebuilt thil
season at cost of $500, foundereS
while on her trip in south Saskatche
wan river, about 100 miles vest of Win
nipeg. IL is not known whether til,
passengers escaped or not. The acct
dent occurred fifty miles from q tele
graph station.
lsrne and Louise.
OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. THE Governor
General, Princess Louise, Prince Gsorp,
and the Earl of Carnarvou. accompan
led by the vice regal staff, arrived this
afternoon and we're received sy tho
mayor aud very few prominent citi
zens, II being understood that the party
desired to bs very quietly received. The
menbers OF the party we're driven Il
the Redan rife range. where they were
entertained at luncheon, at which sew
erai of the Cabinet members were pres
emit.
nanlan Accepts Layeeeh'a Chaliense
TORONTO, Sept. 7.-Hanlan has cabled
to England that hs will row Laycock, OF
Australia, on the Thames course for
5000 side. Hanian gives An exhibi
ton at the Cincinnati regatta and will
then go to st. Louis, and give an exhibi
ton.
: Rainy.
VICTORIA. B. c.. Sept. l0.-Rain has
fallen two days, and extinguished the
forest fires. The weather is still unset
tied.
Fatal scrfdent.
A young son of J. w. Williams. ex-
member of Parliament, YESTERDAY was
racing on horseback with another boy.
williams fell from his horse, and the
other boy rode over and killed him.
safely Hidden.
No trace has been found of Peter
CraLville's wealth, who buried it in a
place unknown only to himself and died
suddenly without revealing its hid
ing place. Last night burglars entered
his store TO huAt for the hidden wealth,
and were driven away by the Waterman
on guard.
A Stern Jadse.
Tue jury in the case of Daniel LAWN.
IT Portland, indicted for manslauehter
acquitted the prisoner this evening.
The Chief Justice strongly censured ting
Jury for their verdict, aud turning TO
the prisoner said: $50, and sandbae
some of those jurors; they deserve it,
The verdict creates great surprise.
An Improper Verdict
VICTORIA, Sept. 1.-THE verdict of
acquittal in the LAWN manslauphter
case has shocked the community, al
though that portion Of the judges re-
marks addressed to LAWN are not ap-
proved of. Following is the full text of
the judges address to the jury when dis
charging them: Geuticmen of the
jury" said his Lordship, mind, that is
your verdict. not mine. On Your con
science will rest the stigma of returning
such a disgraceful verdict and one at
variance with the evidence ON which
you have sworn to find the guilt or limo
cence Of the prisoner. Many repesitions
of such conduct as yours will make trial
by jury horrible farce, and the CITY of
victoria, which you inhabit, the abode
of immortality and crime, encouraged by
the Immunity from the law which Grim
inals will receive from the announce
ment of such verdicts as yours have
nothing more to say to yOu."
Loads Coal.
The American ship Edwin Reed loads
coal for San Francisco.
Coed Words Tor Willard.
BERLIN, Sept. 1O.-The Tag5iafi says:
The speech delivered by President
Willard, on the completion OF the North
err Pacific Railway, on Saturday last,
will make lasting Impressions on both
sides of the Atlantic" and odds: "Both
here and there all agree in hoping that
such brilliant undertaking may pros.
Ier."
Will Have an Interview.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-rhe British Ad-
miralty Is informed by telegraph Of the
occurrence Of slight disorder in Can
ton, but no orders We're Transmitted to
the English fleet in Chinese waters con-
neoled Herewith, the admiral in com
mand being left to act as he thinks
best. 1t is stated the Marqais Tzinx,
who has arrived in this city, will have
an interview with Lord Granville, SEQ
rotary of Foreign Affairs, before return
ing to Paris.
The DynamIaers
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Thames MoDer-
mot, in custody on a charge of being
with the dynamite conspira-
cy, WAS brought before the court today.
bat was again remanded owing to the
fact that the case for the prosecu ton is
not complete. MoDermot at his pre-.
vious bearing presented the following
document. with request to print it: II
AN not permitted to see any newspi-
pers and consequently arm ignorant of
what IL going on in the world outside
of my cell door. / have Just been in
formed. however, tn, some per on.
named james Malley. aud styling him
self refugee from Cork, has been ven
tilating his opinion in America through
parties concerning. me. | don't know.
and never heard before, of James NAL
ley; that he is fugitive from justice is
not only possible bat probable. bat in
elining to he political refugee from
Cork or elsewhere in Ireland. There is
no doubt james Malley ia mendacious
liar and dauerous iinpost0r. (Signea)
James McDermott, IA. NJ. Prison, Wat
ton"
To De Rewarded.
owing to the success of King indie of
AhuSist no Will IrcctNc ZIG SrAuO coruDu
of the Legion IT Honor from the French
Government, and two ministers who
signed the treaty of Hurb will be made
com handlers of that order.
Ne Yellow Fever.
Tucson, Sept. 1l.-Superinteuden
Bean. Of the rsilro I'd, received the fol
lowing despatch today from Guayrnas.
dated Sept. 10: There is no yellow fever
The report as to coast fever 10 exageer
ated. W. A. WARD, Consul.
HERAosiLIo, Mex, Sept. i0.-There
Ia no yellow fever here. A bilious fever
called she tonic exists, but is not accom-
panied by votait-
The TeR9aia Natter.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch from
Paris states that Tzing. the Chinese
Ambassador, prior to leaving Paris for
London communicated with Challamel
Isacnur, French Minister Of Foreign At
fairs, relative to reinforcement Of the
French force in Tobquin. In reply
Chsiiamel Isc our says he oan not stop
tho diapatch Of reiufsrcen,ents while
there Is danger IL war and this can only
10 removed on settlement of basis up-
an which treaty can be made.
4 Pastoral Letter.