Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Adi1tant-Rsn-
. erl Drum leaves on Thur sday on {
visit of inspection TO the military posts
on the Northern and Gpsen Pacific
, railroads.
4 Desssaessve MailsssrD.
DExvKs, July "a Fort Collins sps-
cial says that destructive hail storm
passed over the country esst of here this
afternoon. Hail stones an inch IN d.
aDeter fell 70 the depth Of ave inches
In some places IN the 6eAes farms suf-
fsred severely. growing crops on it,
trsek are totally dsstfpyed- Ths lass y
estimated at $4,000
Deavy sasrm-EasaI hallway Accident.
New YoRx, July s.-Shortly before 8
this eveoina Violent Storm broke over
the city, sweeping through tie streets
| with such strength that visiting Was a.
most impossible, while cloads of drss
Aiisd the an. An unAniahsd thsss-sso-
y hoose on Ann stxest va b2osn
down. The trout van Of q brick the
ster Owned By Harry Miner, in eoufss
Of construction, also fell. AZ BligviBie.
. train on the L. /. r. b. struck q
wagon, demolishina il, and killing the
horsts and Patrick Csstis and Atse
Krueh.
SeA o0eAo8e0.H TrF $40
CHICAGO, July "a Nashville special
says Judge Allen Of the criminal court
y not satisfied with the Jurors dra wn
thus far IN the trial of ex-Treasu res
folk. This morning he discharged
seven OF the jurors and ordered new
panel.
Want Tneir Money.
ELY. VT, July 3.-Thres hundred
AZ fxp - a.
months behiud, yesterday. They broke |
into the mining company's store, strip |
ping it of goods and today psradsd the |
streets with riotous demonssra tons.
threatening to demOiish the company's |
property and creating great excitement. |
Crop Reports.
WAsHrHorox, July 3.-Ths repoYts of
the condition Of crops In Indians, Ohio
and Illinois are rs follows: Wheat in
Indiana, July 1, iE 6S. Ohio g and ILL
nois 81 per cent. The area OF corn in
Indiana is l0l, Ohio l0i and Illinois lOi
ana is 81, Ohio So, Illinois Is per cent.
Oats full acreage, and condition in In
diana 81. Ohio i02 and Illinois 80 per
cent. Live stock in these States 10
shown to be in good condition. The
hay and hlx crop are also reported
about 80 per cent. On basis Of tnee
and scattering reports from other
States, it Is estimated the vhoat crop of /
1888 will be 1913 900 900 bushels.
Prize Fight.
CHIcAoo, July, 3.-1n an old barn ON
the North side, last night, Daniel Mo-
Carly, q sailor, from Buffalo, and Mike /
Gavbin, Q rOustabOat Of Chicago. fouaht
q prize d2ht for some wager. MoCsrty
was the victor in three furnishing
rounds. McCarty weighed LEO and /
Gavbin 1S0 pounds. The frieuds of the
latter arc not satisfied. They axs neQo-
tiating for another match.
Increase Of Pension Claims.
WAsaINaroS, July 3. -Commisaioner
porter today, said he believed the prom
iss made TO Congress that syery pension
claim would have bean considered by
his Departmspt by the close of the z6s-
81 year woaid be fuldlied. There had |
been during the year considerable In
crease in the number Of claims fled |
over that Of last year, as follows: Fig
ures will show original invalids ia 1887, |
9,004; IN 1888, 81 800; original widows /
in 1852, l03,792; IN 1883, l29,99z. The |
increase in the nunber Of claims hled !
ia due TO An increased number of agents |
who want the ten dollar fee. The num- |
Der Of attorneys before the Department |
has increased from 400 10 1900 since |
the passage of the Pension Law.
PHILADELPHIA, July New Yorks 7,
Providences I, Cleveiands Is, De.roits5, |
Chicagos IL. BuRAlos 7.
Al A0eh Emhesyisr
ALBANY, N. u, July3.-Henry Wickss,
an aged lawyer, has embeZzled about |
Sc. 900 of trust funds and money COL |
lected as attorney of Mrs. Catharine |
AVIAN Renssaler, of Greenbush. Wickes |
VrCxsBuRo, July 3.-Capt. M. L. Cole, |
member Of the Board Of Supervisors,
was found in the road between this city |
and his residence, five miles distant,
with his body riddled with bucksh0t. |
No arrests have been made but there is |
| a clue TO the murderers.
Lynched.
The murderer H Christine Urmbsok |
was taken from the jail in Marysvine
yesterday and lynohed.
Yellow Fever. u
0AxvEsroa, July az oarlr 0aIune,
from Vera Graz, arrived here Yesterday. |
II 10 reported that when at that port FIVE
of her cre~, including the cnptaip, were
siek With y~llow tsvsr. Ons Of the men
died June 18th. The others recovered.
since which time shere has beon no
sickness aboard. No communication
will be allowed with the. Saloms till the
expiration Of the Quarantine. bta
| Aaditienai Particulars.
LONDON, July 3.-rhe Daphns turned
| upaide down. An eye vi.ness saw a
great number of men struggling in the
water and shriekinR foe h1ip. Many
were bruised and covered with blood,
having been struck BY debris. Accounts
Of the number Of persons on board and
the number lost continue 70 vary wide
foot Of the ways- Divers are searching
for other bodies.
Breach Of frsst.
BsussEEs, July 3.-The Tribunal of
Tournai has decided to ny for breach
Of truss, CAM Bernard. who carried Of
the funds Of the Catholic Church to
America.
Niearasla velcane IN Ersvsssu.
PANAMA., July 3.-In0 t01oin0 OF
Ometepe, Lake Nicaragua, is in erup-
ton. When the crater 6rss broke forth
people fed 10 the churches, feeling that
the whole inlsnd would DO detroyed.
/ The valley a the AoTabs In tks 6tate
of Conca contains the center of'yoloa-
Mo activity. 8Mw
Industrial Exhtbitisn.
COX, July 3-The Industrial exhibi-
sion covering 81 acres and inciudine
British, Continental and Ameri6an ex-
hibisa, vas spsnsd BY E3l Brandon to
day II Che presence x : large crowd.
4 Trouble was feared nnd polios we're
posted among the people. Perfect or
der. howevss. prevailed.ss "A large pro-
cessation Of trades bands, playing nation
al airs. marched 10 the building. T. d.
Sullivan, L. Dryer Gray, and mayoss
AID msmbsrs Of may cssy ,ssrpoeAsiou
were present. z ~
Reae ~ xsrAch.
j Zuasca. J oily A-Forty dvs journalists
representing Enropean and Am, rjean
, papers atteuds d the fetc yesterday. The
isskivissss innludsd a regatta anp iiiu-