Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-22
EASTERN NEWS.
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aampshlre Lest % Dlaise.
- yosx. Dec. N.-The Times' cor
haent has interviewed New namp
.ci;ticians and the result u this,
scmized bv the Times: Arthur
~ Dopular choice. Blaine evi-
=. IA lost his hold upon the hearts
y. Granite State Republicans
= : fact ominous for him. sinee
uemnshire and Maine are similar
~ md not unlike in their hepu1ii-
-: but Blaine's strength IN New
s..sbire was always less real than
4 .c. for II had no popular basis.
S "a artful Chandler his posses
- the New Hampshire delegation
IN and now that Chandler serves
~, mater. Blaine finds few mem
a the party in that State Who
"a ~ wiling to call him from his
- literary enjoyment to minRle
~ n the hurry -burly of politics.
-. a..s.sa ". n. vanderblls. =
- yorx. Dec. D.-A law suit is
IL. haven w. II. Vanderbilt and
- Wnrk. whose rivalry in fast
sI ms enanndefed bitter luminosity.
1..s..h;M recently found among the
u.~cSore's pspers Frank Works note
y. 1sf<s0 and sued him for the amount.
Scrf ngoduced q check with which
~ ~. - uaid, and now sues Van
..'ax tcr Attempting 70 extort money
nj injurine his credit.
mi s.p,srs tse Denseraaie Ticket.
W. Yosx, Dec. 0.-1he Germans
~. the,eejyes the Progressive
Ti. , have aareed to support the
NE n'o ticket next year. This Is
Ds.;Ssrsd rathsr important, A. the
81. neies1. both Republican and
nsS,o.,sfin that they supported last
~. ~srs eiected. They have held the
sisnee Of power for several years and
- we'll efRsnized.
A ChilA'a Mistake.
rrv YorK, Dec. 20.-Harriet Dodge,
X vsars old, was employed by Maria
H.fden. = dressmaker ON West Twen-
~ efreet. She was often sent TO Le
rrntiIiier's, on Fourteenth street, With
~6srs for goods, which were charged
= ~ smpioyer. Shs was discharged
= November I'D. Yesterday she stood
4 he Harlem Police Court, charged
~ getting $50 worth Of goods at Le
Ioni1il,er's after her discharge and hav.
- them charged to Miss Holden. She
sssfeeoed that she pawned the goods
- destroyed the pawn tickets. She
- rsmanded.
Married Him fer Money.
BALrmosE. Dec. D.-Mstilda Koors.
Aver bright and pleasing little lady of
: 9mmers, has filed a bill for divorce
fyom her husband, Adolph Koors. aged
r alleging false .pretenses. She says
10 che married him ON the 18th Of
lneust she had plenty of admirers, but
= Won her BY showing alleged certifi-
ulos for $500 from safe deposit and
~ company. After the wedding she
I'D the certificates were bogus. KOors
Upoises TO support her. but she says
- Won't live with him unless be shows
VAat t75O0.
Wizards Start.
NV YORK. Dec. O.-The Sun, which
MIeeisss Willard, says today that pri-
m Dispatch from a London 6nancier
nySthat the origin Of Wizards wealth
eoadsted Of some 100000, which .
hcpther Of Sir Wilfred Lawson entrust-
= b bin for investments In solid Amer
I'm securities. Willard, a. agent for
~ Wisconsin Central securities, il said
\ hAvo sunk the whole amount in them.
4 hWsuit was instituted which has only
Isoo0tly been settled. Il IL q significant
~ that the World and another morn
- Journal alleged 70 be partly owned
u Gould, are the most virulent In their
lb1se Of Willard.
A Wise Chelee.
JAMAIcA, Dec. W.-Miss Lizzie Ran
u, . teacher In the Reformed Church
osnday School, has for two years past
0isen lessons in dancing. On last SUM-
~ Miss Rankin had some trouble with
Mn Everett. one Of her Sunday school
eholArs. who vent to the superiutend-
1t and informed him that she would
~ have . dancing school teacher for a
Sunday school teacher any longer. She
add that It was wicked to dance, and
hat the superintendent knew it. The
upalntendent admitted that he knew
y ~ wicked, and informed Miss Ran
bin ehe must give up dancinR or leave
~ Sunday school. Miss Rankin at
onoe resigned her position a. teacher in
No Sunday school.
stranded Female Base Balllsas.
CalcAoo, Dec. O.-The members Of
~ Female Base Ball Club are still ob-
jeets Of charity. Their benefit game
ouday night was a complete failure.
0ulv e36 we're taken In. and $500 are
squirrel to pay mp arrears and send the
rang women homo to Philadelphia.
H. relief committee are soliciting con-
eib1tions in their behalf. There are
1tsteeu girls in the company. the eldest
q and the youngest Is years Of age.
- Temple. the pitcher, was asked:
what idea did the girls have in start
~ ont TO play base ball?" "Oh, partly
= The fun Of II, and to go the oouutry
~ ny part, l AN getting tired Of she
nm. We made q mistake In starting
- o. this last trip. II was too late in
- season. The girls arc mostly from
Philadelphia. Two Of them have been
= the stage, ono ~ Topsy and the other
= Eva, In q juvenile Uncle Toms Cabin
eeupeny.. The rest arc working and
onhOOl cirlan