Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-13

Union College then prsssuted them-
selves 70 Be conseefated e rahbia
tnis Once was performed By DR.. Wise
OF CINCINNATI. He read the ACCOUNT of
the conservation Of Joshua by Mo-.
and said this was the same ofYice. IA
closed bis remarks With a prayer. and
then solemniy declared these Young
men raooss In Israel and handed them
Ineir diplomas. The closing address
New York. The -four new rabbis are
Israel Cason, David Phillipsou, Heurv
berkowitz and Joseph Kranskohf. ca
son takes charge Of q congregation at
Fort Wayne. Berkowitz goes 20 Mobile.
hranskohf to Kansas City, and Phillip
son remains here as preceptor In He
brew Union College.
Faaeral Train.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE funsrzi
train bearing Archbishop PurcelI's re-
mains, consisted of four cara, CARVING
Archbisbops O'Conner and 0alIa9her'
Archbishop slect Elder, and 50 priests.
together with about 100 others. Ali
along the route great crowds gathered.
The train stopped at the principal sta
lions and the casket was opened and
people permitted to view the body. Ar
irving at Westboro, where the oasket
mad TO be taken from the train a great
number Of people in vehicles were in
waiting to join the procession 70 the
convent Of st. Martin. The BODY lies
IN state there tonight and until the bur
iai, which takes place tomorrow.
Cssmereial Traveller Associates.
CLEVELAND, o., July 1.-The Com
merciai Travellers National Association
elected w. b. Co.e, of Boston, President,
Thomas A. Young, New York, ]. X.
Trask, st. Louis, vice. Presidents; ],
Will Page, Syracuse, Secretary and
Treasurer, and as Executive COMMITTEES
Geo. G. Webber, Indiana, J.. H. Eaton,
New York, Saml Tichensl,. Michigan,
Chas. Richardson, New England, 8. s.
sherman, Missouri, Jacob Greselman,
Ohio, Henry Van Buren,, California. J.
j. Gilmore, st. Lozis; Railway Commit
tee-Thos. A. Young, New York. w. G.
Lawrence. Cleveland, NJ. ]. Mathews,
Michigan, j. H. Brown, Missouri, Thos,
j. Chewing, st. Louis, @. w. Geieer
and z. b. Mills, California. Resolu-
tons were adopted to incorporate and
meet next year at Boston.
fellow Fever.
New ORLEANS, July ia Galveston
special says: The fever stricken bark
Saiome, fully supplied With every rsqui-
site, sails for Hampton Roads. Dis
patches show no abatement OF yellow
fever at Vera Cruz. The westher il in
tensely hot.
Lynehing.
NASHVILLE, Col, July 11.-Today
Dennis HaRgerty and Henry bowling,
two hold ups" met Jas. Lynn and q
Swede three miles from town, shooting
Lynn and beating the Swede with
club and then robbed them Of q few
dollars. This evening HaRgerty and
Bowling were arrested and looked mp,
aud afterwards were taken from the
Jail and hung by citizens.
Fatal Tornado.
HoLroN, KS, July ia tornado
struck Soldier City, . town of 200 in
habitants eighteen miles west of this
city on the Kansas Central Railroad,
last night about 10 o'clock, completely |
demolishing sixteen buildings and in |
jured a number of others. Among the |
buildings blown down we're two general |
stores, one drug store, one livery stable |
and several residences. Three women |
and one child were killed outright and |
bDfu6 Ia IuJufo0, ootokdl SbtIOuSlys Inc Il
storm passed from north directly south. |
ty, had his barn and hot-house blown |
from their foundations. Growing crops |
are damaged some.
j. Ne Candidate:
TKRRE HAUrE, Ind, July 1.-THE
Express in the morning will publish q |
statement from Senator Voorhees, re-
suA. "a
Coy. Hendricks, which says that Voor-
hees had no authority to make tho state
ment recently that be (Hendricks) was
not a candidate for President. The
Senator says he has never stated any
thing by authority of Gov. Hendricks
in regard 70 his future purposes. and
does not know personally the Governor
Is not candidate for the Presidency.
New Hampshire Deadlock.
CONCORD. July lin the afternoon
ballot eight persons, including VIM. K.
Chandler, received ono vote each, K. D.
Rollins 81, Harry Bingham 106. The
break in the vote 10 freely discussed.
the outcome Monday. A private con- |
ference of the leaders and of the Rol- |
| Inns men was in session until past mid |
| night. They determined to stand by |
their candidate. Il il the feeling of tho |
majority that Patterson's strength IL 10 |
90 to Briggs and Tappan. The latter. |
expects to receive 30 votes. Chandler |
will get about 10 tomorrow. He neither |
| admits or denies he Ia q candidate. He |
was in consultation with the Rollins
men tonight.
Cyclone In Kansas.
Dopax CRY. Kas., July ia cyclone
struck Cimarron Station, on the A., +.
& 8. F. road, Is miles west Of here, at
40 pm. today, and wrecked six build
iugs. besides a large livery barn. No
body was injured. One large building,
occupied as billiard hall, was picked
MP entirely, turned twice around and
set some yards away uninjured. All the
telegraph wires are down, and fuller
particulars cannot be had.
why Special Agent Msrssn ResigneA.
| WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
may be accepted as an authoritative 40
count Of complications in regard to @.
n. Horton, lately appointed q revenue
sonally acquainted with him and be
came to Washington highly recommend
ed for appointment. Soon after he Vas
appointed Solomon Carter, of Boston,
wrote letter TO the President making
charges against Horton that he had 40
cepted $500 az consideration for the 10
lesss Of certain goods seized under in
ternal revenue laws. Horton vas noti-
fed Of the charges a. soon ~ made. He
wrote letter especially denying them.
Subsequently, thsss charges we're 10
ferred 70 Collector Slack, Of Boston, at
which city all parties interested resided,
for investigation aud report. The ~
port Of Collector Slack Vas received last
week during the absence Of the Com
missioner and remained unopened till
his return. on Sunday last. at which
time Il Vas opened and carefully rad
by him. The report vas found 10 sst
forth a. conclusion that the evidence
failed 10 connect Horton with the re-
ceipt Of 600 paid by Carter. Collector
Slack, in his report, however. incoTpor-