Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-29
nAsrERN NEWS.
...ocrArED PRESS DISPATCHES.
....amlce Crookedness.

Aeno aided In bringing Ce'talu mat
~ ~ re attention of the Government,
~ = a warrant was issued by a
q n rostofice agent named Lucy.
.N.tfsrs are that she had been re-
Z ~ mail and in other ways violat-
t ~ mica Of the department. A spe-
g ,.ttsr which WAS retained was an
: q: -, - ~Titteu BY Capt. b. p. She'll, of
-. "a 4 lady named Mrs Anna
SsEnn. residing in st. louis. Capt.
ri - married man, and instructed
..stmisfress to put his mail in an
~ fhau that used by his family.
~ sboyc mentioned letter vent TO 81:
~ and was called tor anc returned
Z ~ vriter. The clerks IN distributing
es;I mt the letter in the wrong box,
~ - opened and read by another
no vas very much interested by
Ls;rc IN Il concerning Capt. Shiers
100 rne. He returned it to the post
~ -. ssnd the postmistress took charge
n sev;nc she would deliver it to
~ h belonged. Her enemies became
v m.ss a this. and have used it against
Genx. Shiel said, in the investiga-
~! .sdav. that he was glad the post
- 49, had taken charge of the letter,
~ -cnld have preferred for her TO get
~" nave il in the hands OF those for
1000 Il vas not intended. After the IN
'ssss;ostion had progressed an hour the
..s3m;stress was released on bond. Inc
a cIerks Who conspirea against her
isve been discharged.
4 new Made Jewess.
p.,rxosx, March 28.-Several weeks
=. Mis- Lolita Galloway. aged IS, re-
ss,resd the Christian religion and en-
s..s.d the Hebrew faith. After q
s.s,sss n studies she took up her resi-
s.s.ss II the home of Rabbi Lilienthal.
~ sdoufed her as his daughter, calling
& ~ Rebeoca, and she designating him
8 sS.s1imnateIy as papa" and rumor pre-
/ s.;isd today that they we're to be mar
~ 4 correspondent called upon Miss
nsiInsav 70 learn the truth or falsity of
4 Tbe Young lady Indignantly denied
ss.,e vas any truth in this rumor, but
s1dsd ii explanation that the rumor
mobebly grew ont Of the fact that a few
IN 40 the Rabbi presented her to
Hermann Kenenich, and informed her
80 Sc (Lilienthal) proposed to give
~ - vidower, and that as he did not
M ia idea Of her going 30 a boarding
- he had selected husband for
- II was perfectly astOunded," said
Niua Galloway, Indignantly, "and re-
iesisd the PROPOSE Jon, but have since
Seen persuaded by the man in every
B IDLE way, though ! have not given
{ IN fl,e sliQhtest encouragement. am
Seupy In the Hebrew faith, but am moi
wspered to marry, and when l do ]
elsuoee to select my own husband
- case has excited extraordinary in
49, in Hebrew circles.
A Big Story Toned Down.
NEw York, March 28.-Gossips who
{ No been making estimates of the cost
- vanderbilt's ball have given publ
s ~ 20 extravagant and ridiculous Ia.
~ that q million dollars was expended
- entirely erroneous. The report that
~ fabulous sum of $4,000 had beer
wpeuded for floral decorations alone
/ iva place to the truth of the matter
III cost of rare exotics that found
eloee among the art hangings of the
nmptuous drawing-ro0m are nov
1loood at about $4,000. The suppel
~ furnished by Chefs De Cuisine
: & the combined families Of Vanderbiits
add in the matter of ices aud pastry
n Dolmonico. The cost. inclusive o.
o1fyioe and incidentals, was $4,000
III beverages consumed are estimated
4 s have cost $1,000, while tho cost Of tn
nusic Of Lander and Gilmore IL said t
tsye been but $500.
The Jeannetsc Grew.
NV YonK, March 28.-Ensign ]
Hunt, Of the Rogers. and seamon h. x
Bartlett, IL. w. Leach, +. K. Mamie
and Jn0s-L 0uderbaok members OF tn
orow of the Jeannette, arrived today OF
board the steamer Westphalia. TIL,
Marty left Boston, at the mouth of tn,
Lana, ON the 18th Of October last. Thu
1rpt stage of their journey was to Vork
hOiuak and occupied ten days; it tool
I'm days moro 10 reach Irkutsk; nin'
lays to reach Viteean; two days to reacl
kinritsk. There Was with the part,
Aniguen, an Indian hunter, who wa,
E1nGcring from small pox. He becam,
= ~ Il was impossible for him to pro
sd further, and Ensign Hunt sen
s1oEWasd to Irkutsk, distance Of fou
lays, seamen Leach and Louderbaok
IN ThOrnun. the interpreter, remain
III at Kirinak himself. with AniRuer
I'D the other members of thl
zloRty until the Indian finally died
1onuaxy 8, the party again remountet
~ Kirinsk and proceeded together {,
kutsk, thence continued the j0urne,
81 Osenburg, on the frontier Of Russia
z16fance a days. All this part of thei
Ss. ~" no.. -, ssse,,s ~ S;s,s,;. trsvei
~ Mont .~nd dsv a. Orsnbnr0 the,
7Sshsrca3 siaSs for stssm cars AM
'ssvsiisS - rs;i,oaS e. - pstershnr nv,
& ~ ts,..y vs.,.ssrad " 80. thav ssa,,
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Is I5S, thev vent n hoard tia Wesfnhniia
!SlS svrivsi 81 the secarsr ~ IL MA
E iuicn HINT and saamen Of Jeannett,
"a Engineer Jssues, who came owe
3pm Brooklyn navy yard in tug
~ apent somo time to9ether in thu
mn Of the weasel and then accom-
MED the lieutenant and enRinee
Sd he ting to the navy gard.
~ VIII probably remain until Thurs
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