Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-25

preme court. on the question of the
vanoify and Legality Of the murderer
oeing indicted upon informatidn in
stead OF present. by the grand jury.
Denis O'Neil, Who killed his wife bv
throwing lighted coal oil lamp at her.
and Who Was convicted of murder in the
second degree, was today sentenced to
10 years at San Quentin.
Ex-JudRe E. G. Fitzhugh was found
dead m his bed this morning. at the
what Cheer house. Deceased was a
California pioneer and law partner of
the late I. III. Crittenden, Manager of
the Bellin2ham Bay Coal Co., w. T..
and was in i-sa appointed by President
Buchanan. L. S. Judge of the territory.
be served as major in the Confederate
army. and was for time a member Of
tho Virginia Legislature. He leaves a
wife and family in Iowa
Aiss NIL indieted-oaher Facts Con.
e-rRin& the Case
SAs FRAscIsco, Nov. N.-The Grand
Jury has indicted Miss Hill. claiming to
be the wife of Ell Senator Sharon, and
William Nelson, her attorney, for
forgery. perjury and conspiracy. The
charge of perjury against Nelson is in
charging Sharon with adultery with
Gertie Dei,z, and the same charge is made
against Miss Hill. in answering that she
Was the wife of Sharon. The charge of
forgery against both Is in respect TO the
alleged marriage contract. Miss Hill
aud Nelson we're released on bonds of
$500 each.
Judge oohy's Court was again crowd
ed to suffosation today to hear the case
against q. W. Tyler. counsel for Miss
HILL in the Sharon Hill case, charged
with contempt of Court, for having ad-
dressed communication to the Grand
Jury. M. irier would not admit any
thing before an affidavit was filed and
all legal requirements in the case eff
fected. These done, Tyler asked to be
granted further time, when the Judge
set the bearing for Tuesday next. Ty-
ler's letter to the Grand Jury was made
putiic. 1t Is long document, devoted
chiefly to severe structures on Sharon,
whom he characterizes "a giant ia
wealth and cratic desires, bat pigmy
in manhood and intellect.
In connection with the same Sharon
Hill case the testimony Of Ex-Governor
beichart, of Wisconsin, was taken to-
day in secrecy. Mr.. Tyler, Miss Hills
counsel, refused to allow it to be made
public.
O'Leary and Hart Win.
SAN FRANcIsco. Nov. 4.-At the con-
clusion of the walking match this even
ing at l0:oJ the score stood: O'Leary,
s75; Hart, 800; Hartman, 4S1; McIn-
tyre, 4S1.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 24.-Arrived-
Steamer Oregon, from Portland.
Cleared-Steamer Sardoayx, for Vic
tcria; steamer Walla Walla, for Seattle;
bark Germania, for Port Townsend.
Sailed-Steamer Columbia, for Port
land; ship Shirley for Tacoma; ship
Emily +. Whitney, for Nanaimo.
Pogr BLAHELy, Nov. A.-Arrived-
Richard X. Ham.
TAToosH, Nov. pa steamer, appar-
emily the Umatilla, passed in, and a
ship in tow pissed out at 1890 D. m. A
bark passed out at $40 D. m.
Mining stocks.
SAN Francisco, Nov. A.-Bodie On Sc,
Best Il Belcher 2.S5, Bullion 40c, Califor-
MIA 25c. Chollar 200. Consolidated Vir-
einia 35c, Crown Point SOC, Belcher
500. Gould Il Curry 40. Hale g. Nor
cross l.25, Mexican 2.3O. Ophir so, Po-
tOsi 75c, Savage 40c, Sierra Nevada 2.75,
Union $40, Utah 200. Yellow Jacket
go. GraSd Pnzs 300.