Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-06

after Qryin9 Il ~ ladiaaa saasa
Uniseesi Mocminston, slndied Isv:
soo2 efu cekan 70 practice IN Cosy.
don, oo1esf Of Harrison Cooufv: he
was frose hrst successful a. s lav.
yer. and an active part in the uoli-
tics Of state. Shortly before TIA
outbreajsne late war be Wa eleofed
Represove IN the State LeciaIafure
and in I7as chairman Of the Hons
Comniion Military Affairs WhiIe
. occupyihis posision he co-operated
SO skilii and energeticalIy With Gov.
Martin organizing tho State militia.
and rus forward trooua- later in Iac7
he cousioned him Lisutenant Colo
mel % 9Th Indiana Volunteer. In
: March be was promoted to Colo
ne. oi I'D Indiana, and Ia August.
lsD3, tBriRadier General Of Voiun-
teers. participated in the siege of
Cefintpe capture Of Vicksburr. the
siege ockson. Aiss., and I'D 10 Janu-
airy, I8ommsnded the Third Brionda
OF therth Division.
4 Whs ~ d.
wApToS. April 4.-0resham. mn
TO jar. E6A. commanded the ehird
brigaf the fourth division OF TIA
seventh army corps. He was bro
| ye:ed.1or General for distinguished
gsl1as After January, 1854. Sc oom-
rnandhe fourth division Of the ssv-
j enteecorps until July Of the same
\ year q he WIS severely wounded in
sctiofore Atlanta. He vas mustered
out ovice on the 10th Of April, 1855,
and son az his health and strength
werey restored be entered into part
usrslEi:h Judge Butler, Of New Al
banyd resumed the practise Of Law
in { city. During the var Gen.
Ores . personal relations with Gen.
GraSeee very friendly and cordial.
WhAe latter became President for
the { time in 1863, he appointed
Gresa District Judge for Indiana.
Thissition be still held in 1881, when
he strongly urged for n place in the
cabot President Garfield, and there
10 rQ to believe the representations
of krieuds in his behalf were re-
gard with much favor. The Presi-
deuas designated First Assistant
Posster General Hatton 70 act ~
Posster General for the present ten
dayelinnin2 tomorrow, until the AZ
rive Gresham.
her Dlghness.
OLA, April 4.-Prinoen Louise
willavo Bermuda on the 10th, and
arrin Halifax about the 18th.
Another Ceoes.
toH, April A cable message an
noes tbs discovery Of Dsrraut's
oa BY Herr ID. Hsrtvia. Stras-
bdRh conservatory pgedicto0 the
dyery about April I'D.
ITInoRE, April "A buy & rev Q
lied match into Q man hole sewer
t6. An explosion followed, which
dA9cd the street and houses 10 the
eat Of $4,000. While removing the
dls the bodies Of Charles Mccarthy
a Andrew Hinleuach, children, were
I'D 10 tbs sewer. They were playing
ile street at the time Of tho expIo-
d
lndia Crews Csaia.
AsHrNoroS, April 1. ~ A India il
exing TO be a rival Of the United States
he supplying Of whoat for the Brit
! market, American wheat shippers
be interested in . report on Indian
nat production by H. Aatson, Coun-
General At Calcutta. made in Feb
Try. From number Of consular Re-
is, which are just out, Mr.. Nations
sclusion Ia as follows: That India
produce an average quantity Of
eat at as low cost to the producer a.
most favorable locality in the Uni
States, that she can now supply the
ropean market with about 10000, 600
shsls annually, and 10 posseased Of
,ilities for increasing the supply 10 an
most unlimited extent: that owing 70
D great elasticity Of tho homo con-
mption, and tho vast amount Of land
'aitina cultivation; that owing 10 the
equality Of ohsapness Of transporta-
~, facilities for handling safely against
mage during tho transportation Of
nerioan wheat. and especially advan-
ges that there need Be NO serious
lprehension on account Of Indian
mpetition in Legitimate prices but In
der TO maintain this advantage IL II
.solutely necessary America should
ep pace with Indian efforts to reduce
d maintain freights 1t the lowest
ssible figures. On the other hand
II an indisputable fact that Indian
neat has already become, and will
ntinus TO be, o very important factor
the market Of Europe and . check
Iainse high prices brought about
iher BY speculation or any other M
or artificial means. Finally.
at upon tho basis Of Q fair average
OPP throughout the world the American
rmer will have 20 prepare himself to
duce produce 70 the lowest minimum,
ID be content with small profits, or
70 wheat growing In India will b
imulated to such an extent that sub
Quent competition may become ex-
smelly formidable.
Throwing CAilArea oas q Werk.
April 5.-It u sstimsted
at the labor bill which passed the leg
lature 10 tmpoas q f1ne and imprisOu.
ent in case OF the empioymout q chill
en- under fourteen years Of aas, will
row neAriv three Thousand out a en-
oyment in this city. The large cigar
anufactueers employ . considerable
lmber, Aleo several hundred are en-
Dyed a. portsrs in the rag and junk
ops.
DaPneA - Deaeh.
April 5.-John A. Wilson.
. wife and two dauGhterS, were burned
death in their house, three miles