Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-25

. ana erect buildings they ought to D
fscompensed before removal. hut wher
. .aef asFe taken posse ssiou without coz
SEMI they ought 10 b. elected az once.
Thought TO he Lost.
BosroS, Feb. Il a special from Hu,l
England, says the steamship Rywel
Castle. in the Black Sea, with a cargo o
COTTON seed and beans. bound for thi
port, IS thought 70 have foundered, AM
All on board lost.
Setting Excited Over Rrutes.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2t.-Ex:itement il
puglils,ie circles over the RESPECTIVE,
merits Of Sullivan, Slade. Nice ana
Other rival singers has been at fevel
heat for several days, threatening o.
tTo or three occasions scenes of VIC
leuce and bioodshed. r. K. Fox i.
here and says positively a match be-
tween Shade and Sullivan will take place
within six months, probably In Louisi
ana or Mississippi. During the pas
week the Mace-Slade Combination has
been giving sparring exhibitions in
Monumental Theater. "Wednesday
evening both men lost their temper and
the friendly bout became one of more
sanguinary nature, Mace getting black
eye and battered nose. They go t.
Washington from here.
''Oh: Let me like a soldier Fall
NEw YORK, Feb. 24.-Sarah Bern.
hardt's husband has written to the Gois.
lois that he will leave the theater for the
army. He says: Francs, which treats
my wife like a spoiled child Will hope,
have room for me under the shadow of
her flag. l renounce NV dread of being
an actor, and this very day enlist in the
Foreign Legion, and solicit the favor of
letters OF grand naturalization.
Sensation la New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The latest SEN
s2tion here, the Pell-kernochan mar
rage. has thrown Fifth avenue in a
hutter. The groom in known in upper
fast life as good rider and dancer. and
in clubs rs fortune hunter. Pierre
Lorillard is a special partner in firm
in which Pei is a member, and Mrs.
Pell is a niece of LorilIard, and a belle
of % summers, accomplished and win
ming. Kernochan had opposed the at
tentions of Pell and the latter had not
called at the house for five years. Init
mate friends of Pell said Kernochan
had not been on speaking terms with
Lorillard, his brother-i in law, for years.
and in some way it was possible that
ne had something to do with the oppo-
sitiou of kernochan to the marriage.
Lorillare was close friend of the Polls
and at Lori,isrd's mansion it was said
the marriage was great surprise to
Lorillard, and that the opposition to the
marriage did not come from kernochan,
but from his wife.
Sermons on the Bible.
1t is said by those who have seen the
proof sheets of the forthcoming SER
mons ON the Bible to be published next
week by Weber Newton, that they don't
differ materially from the newspaper
reports, and their appearance viii be fol-
lowed by ecclesiastical action; also that
the controversy is to be bitter one, Sow
eral prominent divInes being on the
side of Newton, among them DIR. by
lance, of the wealthy St. Marks, and
DIR. Shipman, of Christ Church, Fifth
avenue.
Heavily InyOlvad.
Boston, Feb. 24.-The Herald says of
the Augustine Society: "The actual
debt In round numbers is $4,000; de-
Quoting mortgages to $1,000, there re-
mains due depositors $4,000 When
the society was first formed the Catho-
lies began to deposit their savings with
Father O'Donneli. His death occurred
in 1881, and a deficit of $780, is said
to have existed then. Interest has al
ways been large, equallirg or exceeding
1G per cent, and aid deposits have not
s,xr..,sn1 frhe
suit has been that considerable por-
ton of the deposit has been paid out III
interest, but by far the greatest cause is
found in the fact that in 1872, the socie-
ty then having debt of Sl5O,0O0. began
a new church, adding to the debt $500,
600. and using money of depositers 10
meet this amount, with the exception of
SS4, 900 raised by subscription. In addi-
ton to the burdens enumerated there Is
another of large magnitude. For % years
the society maintained parochial schools
at an expense of $4,000. including
$40 600 expended in remodelling the old
church for a school room. To add to
their load, the society five or six years
ago. accepted charge of st. Lawrence
Church aud a church of immaculate
conception. which had been consider
bfy in debt. Depos;tors, and the public
generally. are convinced that this re-
suit came about through bad manage
meut. and in no sense the result of
ropuery. The lcergymen now IN charge
made n full exhibit of the condition of
the institution, and admit the money OF
deposisors gone. They claim by reduc.
ING expenses and strengthening the rev.
enues of the church they can eventually
nav off the debt in full, but the question
of interest must for some years to come
be held in abeyance.
The typographical Union.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-In the Senate
today long discussion cnsued upon
the influence of the Iypograph
zeal Union IN the Government
Printing Office, and resulted In
paragraph being inserted in the bill
pending, increasing the pay OF the EN-
ployees. The Government stated tbs
office was entirely under the control o
the Union, and had to submit to Its die
tation.
No More Adulferated Tea.
In the House today. Immediately aftel
reading the journal, the Speaker pro
eeeded to call the committees under the
Pound rule. Randall. under instruc
tions from the Committee on Ways ans
Means, called up the bill to prevent the
importation of adulterated or spurious
tea. and there being but one objection
it was amended and passed.
S5oo.Oo0 Lost ON the Ashuelot.
The Secretary of the Navy report
that about $4,000 was in the safe o
the Ashuelot at the time of the wreck
and that operations upon it are impos
sible except by wreckers. He also states
that inquiry into the matter has beel
ordered, but gives no further particu
lars.
Old Red Cloud After Cash.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2f.-The Siou
Chief, Red Cloud, had hearina befor
the Committee on Appropriations to
d.y. He is seeking payments for horses
blankets, etc.. taken for use of tn
| United States Government by Genera
Crook. He spoke through an IN
terprster, and was quite earnest IN m
manner. He began: II am Chief he
| Cloud: look AT me-" and then went o
to urpe. though man not cultivated c
educated, he had good comaon sens
and business capacity. and was able !
take care of the affairs of his peopi'
He therefore protested against the r
commentator of the committee
Secretary Teller. The money whic
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