Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04
EASTERN NEWS.
TIED PRESS DISPATCHED


up ter Libel.
-,a Pa, March 3.-Co': >. K,
Hsssisbuf the Philadelphia Times
r.Oiu'e .od today on q charge of libel
Is arfe7S ~ .InIu Gallagher, watch
% ~ :. The Capitol. he mt, pnt on, gro! gtos'
p a'.iss published 10 the l.LhsS ~ a; Iergl
sfsislss ,rish Catholic circulars distrlb
sucs ~ DARING the recent Gubernatoiral
ted da ,, rnrported to have been signed
ar gp,lsabsr and others. Mcclure was
sisd. Mil. to Close.
,.rrs. Me-. March 2;1The director:
In s1ter Wooden Mills Corporation
dsnei D..;dsd entirely to suspend oper.
tsss The corporation owns three OF
sasos. buildings here. The en-
y AVN when in full operation. mum
fgse,t 30. The principal reason is
= high price of " o..
. Jeweier Closed MP.
.vno,H. Pa, March 2.-The fail
Safs c Holderman, a jsweler, is an
s sssuesd. Liabilities heavy.
leather Firm this Time.
yopx. March 2.-Humphrey &
Ns lars in hides and leather. have
n~sd. No preferences. The firm
sasss to make any statements.
$4,000 stolen.
ou,,pEIpHrA, March, 81 While John
l u.ngn. Treasurer of the Guarantee
: Dlo and Safe Dep psit Company, was
Ia ~. nf;ee OF the President of that
n As a sneak thief, entered the
.s APARTMENT OF the Treasurer y
r,"' and stole $4,000 consolidated s
ola ..at bonds, OF the Peoples passen-
p 'ps,Iway TO. The Treasurer had
81 ..sten the bonds from tin box, cut
!eths March coupons, and laid the
= s.ns,s on top the box while he stepped
1.sa The Presidents room. When he
~ ~,rsd the bonds were gone. A Di-
...sor 81 the Company sitting in the
np.ss;dsnt's room informed him that he
~ = strange man pass out from behind
hersiling.
Guilty Of Murder.
p,,.pnsgUsa, w. Va, March 3.-Jo-
.ab paul. on trial for killing Lewis
W,muis, was found guilty of murder in
ths first degree.
AThIef Caught.
Rosros. March 3.-Harvey N. FolIans-
h.a Treasurer of the Police Relief As
s s has embezz4lsd so. $50 of the
lands Of thu organization, and confessed
his wrong doug.
Fatal Injuries.
Bath. N. Y, March 2.-R. G. Willard,
SoDrIutsndent of Construction of the
Nav York ard Pennsylvania Telegraph
/ Telephone Company, and Frank
Smith, General superintendent, both of
EImira. we're probably fatally injured
h, train leaving the depot. The driver
Of the Omnibus was fatally injured.
Quarterly Dividend.
New YoRK, March 3.-the Board %
Directors of the Chicago and North
western Railroad declared aquarterly
dividend of 9 per cent. on preferred
stock, payable on the 3oth inst.
A Painful RumOr.
Alarge fire in the New York Popular
Publishing Company's building. on
Bose street, occurred today. Some
thirty girls were employed in tho build
Ing, and it is rumored that three of
hem we're burned to death.
suspended.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-Joseph
1sers d Son, cloak makers, suspended
iciay. Liabilities estimated at Sl5, 900.
Treaty Makers Arrived.
New YORK, March 3.-The steamship
Spain, having the Ialagasay ENJOYS on
board, arrived this morning.
A surprised Town.
ClrEo. Ills, March 3.-Ihe town of
c1lumbia ia nearly submerged. Only
he roofs of two houses are visit le. and
tsven houses have hoated away. One
lase was demolished by cake of ice.
M citizens waded to u place of safety.
An Alarmed Community.
AGKAYsAs Cry. March 3.--Ths river
isfsing steadily and great flood is
iDsvtablc. People are taking their
ppperty To places Of safety, aud fam
lies are leaving on every train. Ne
goes are fleeing pinic stricken.
Passed aud signed.
WAsHINoroN, March 3.-The tariff
bill pissed the House on the final roll
pal by vote of I52 to 1l5. The Presi-
dsut will sign the bill tonight.
Very Sick.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 3.--Gov. Ste
phens is considered in u dangerous con.
dltlon.
Three Men Hang.
PrrTsBURG, March 3.-GeOrge Jones.
jessS- Carter and Martin Weinberger,
eonvicted of murder, We're sentenced
sais morning to be hanged.
Novel Made or Forcing.
LrSoHINo, Va, March 3.-'rwo incon-
diary fires Occurred today. One WAS the
Piedmont House. The impression is
that the fire was started to force tho es-
Enlistment Of paid fire department.
Jeanette Survivors.
Secretary Chandler today received a
nble message from Minister Hunt. at
Y. Petersburg, stating that Ensign
Hunt and party, including Bartlett aud
oi4er Survivors of the Jeanette, arrived
INST Petersburg Saturday morning, all
n good health.
Dirty Legislation.
NEW Yop, March 3.-Another writer
says Of tho veto: There were apprehen-
Mons that the approval of the bill 10y
we Governor would be used by RepuS-
hc'ns as a proof that the Democratic
party we're making war upon corporate
capital, aud to guard against that it was
unvnei polite that 1t should be vetoed
sda Tho understanding, however, that
Ivould DO passed over the veto in or;
ger to placate tho masses of tho city
Democracy, who have set their hearts
oon. The report is that it WAS this
psosram that took the boss to Albany
Yesterday.
A Railroad Bill Vetoed.
NEW YORK. March 3.-Cleveland's veto
" the five cent fare bill ia on the whole
sccrptable to the most influential classes
" citizens and politicians, and is
afsnely approved by monsyed interests
sad their organs. The only journals
tnporonsly dissenting are the Times.
aT1srafd, telegram, Star. and Journal.
Tue San poses on both sides of the qaes-
sun' The Star calls upon the Leeisla-
~ rfe 10 pass the bill over the veto. The
w, bulletin saws it is not final
, mssiehient OF the question. When the
-. A1e'sage comes up for consideration in
CIV ~ assembly on Wednesday, it would
o os0ssion no surprise if the veto was
Ss-.,,h'den. There were intima,ions in
~ ~ quarters several days ago that
:. .se .'svernor's opposition was but par.
~ ~ peeafranged program for the sake
h Il sla . and that the passage of the
WI uitlmatelywas assured.
Sew \. y. aud q. y. Arrangement.