Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

- 80 bSxfs<xS II naxrt8o0HR, V60 4f,
ssusdny nahtina against the measure.
ossgvseefsl Family sssaAAse.
NEW HAVEN. May ls.-The.s in con
adorable excitement hsrs oye. the in
sefmsns OF Lizzie, wife Of Thomas Z
Doyle Who the sisters claim in a New
Raven paper, Vas inferred in Potter,
nefd. and BY then dis;nterred and bu
fisd IN the s.. Bernard Csmetery. He,
nosoand has N undartaker's certia
cate that the body was plsceJ In q :en,-
pofasy grave until hs coaid cuuseui.
entity remove Il to Chicago. The hus-
oAnd claims that his late wife's wish
vas ths.f the sisters ahonld have hes
understanding iisfors the funeral the
sisters came and took away jexe!ry,
clothing. etc. valcsd at nearly $500.
ne SISTERS had tke body removed from
tns grave where the husband had it ia
TERED to another grave. Father Lam
easier, OF 81. Pasrick's Church. is quot
e - saying that the statement that
toe nooy was buried In tbs Potter field
70 untrue.
Waass Ms o0ee Asais-
bALrrxosx, May l3.-Col. Dirty. Col
lecfor Of Internal Revenue for this dis
trict, has been suspended By the Presi-
dent. De has written 20 President Ar.
thur. pointing out tho cause of removal.
and showing the office has been con.
Quoted IN the best possible manner since
II came under his control. In proof he
refers 10 the report Of the commits
sionsr. who writes this: Among those
standing highest in the country he has
not been able 10 walk, il is true: bat the
late Governor Stephens was worss than
himself, and yet was a most valuable
man, being both Representative and
Governor. Colonel Dity says his lame
ness has not kept him from his office.
As Ee has not missed day.
The Democratic Csaveasisu.
LoUnvrLLx, May l8.-After the guber.
material nominations, came the reeOlu-
lions, the first three of which relate 10
state matters, and the endorsement of
the st. Louis Convention Of 1879, and ut
Cincinnati in 1850. Ihs fourth, and
last, IL a. follows:
Jhat convention to amend our pres-
ens State Constitution should be called
az soon as practicable under tho form
OF Law, IN order to place our cOnstitu-
ton IN line with progress. We favor
Development Of the resources Of the
State by friendly legislation. inviting
capital and immigration from abroad.
We send words of cheer and congratu-
latiou to the Democracy Of the Union
on tho magnificent prospect Of victory
at the next Presidential election, and
We assure them, as heretofore, that the
old guard of this commonwealth will be-
at the font Of the battle to fight for
the good Of the whole people Of our re-
public.
The balioting for Lieutenant Gov
ernor was progressing without any re-
suit at . o'clock, when the convention
adjourned.
LOUISVILLE, May ls.-The Democratic
Convention this morning recommended
BY reclamation the present incumbents:
General +. Hewitt, Auditor; James w.
Tate. Treasurer Superintendent of
Public Instruction. j. D. Eshan Pickett,
and they were renOminated on the first
ballot. The convention il now ballotinR
for Register Of Land Office.
At the night session OF the conveu-
ton, after number Of ballots, Captain
James IL. Hendmaa, late Of the federal
army, was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor over Capt. Allen, a late Con-
federate soldier. At this hour, half
past twelve, tho convention il still in
session.
Ysang Men's Christian Aasseiaais..
MILWAUKEE, May ls.-At 2:3O o'clock
the exercises, led with prayers aud sing
ing, were opened, and Il. Weidensell, OF
Chicago, read q paper on Survey of
work in TIE Western field" Ten $50
retavies Joined in the discussion Of the
State Committee and their work. Rev.
9. h. Ta2Rart. State Secretary of Penn-
sylvania, read paper on district work.
I. 8. Cole, Secretary for the Dominion
Of Canada, told what the General SEQ
retaries in Canada ought to do. VIM.
Hindsmith, Of London. England, spoke
at length and Was we'll received. A
oAblegram answer { the Earl Of Shafts
bury's greeting Vas prepared and sent
BY President Colby.
At tho evening session q telegram Of
regret was received from Lieutenant
Governor Crosby. Of Michigan, that he
could not be present. Tho work of the
railroad branch of the association was
then taken up, and eloquent speeches
told Of conversions made.
MILWAUKEE, May l8.-The morning
session of the International Commits
sion Of the Y. n. G. A. was taken up in
the report Of the committee 10 whom
Vas referred the annual report of tho
International Commission. Il recon-
mended number Of resolutions, and
all were finally adopted, bat heated
discussion Was awakened BY a resolu-
ton which had reference to the accept
ance Of charter from the State Of New
York, and making there the headQunrt
ers Of the international Commission. A
delegate from Indiana objected to hAv-
ing tho International body located in
New York State, claiming that the con-
teS Of population vas further west, aud
that more Western men ought to be on
| the International Commission. A pro-
longed struggle followed, interrupted
finally BY President Colby. Who sug-
Restcd that they should join in prayer,
and ask aid in solving the difficulty.
After halt an hour Of devotional exer-
discs, tho discussion was again taken
up and became moro heated than evsr,
bat soon after noon the resolution vas
adopted and the Western delegates
beaten. New York Was made the head
center Of the body and the Information
al Commission 70 be unchanged.
WDAAlnS ".
| CmcAoo, May lS.-Ssate Attorney
l 9ll0 O08A0 uIo oIO8un9 Bpo0oo IN tho
prosecution Of Jere Dunn, for the mu1-
der Of Elliott, this morning. and IL u
tho0Qht he will conclude BY O'Clock,
Whsn the oAse viii b given 10 the jury.
0eeWess' Cenvension.
DKrnorrs May 17.-After . recess the
ticket ssplGkesd By the committee Vas
unAnimo1sly elected. Il vas decided to
hold The next convention in New York
the third wednesday in May, 1854, I'M
Leo some ott Or city meanwhile shall
ODER 70 entertain the convention. The
customary resolutions OF thanks were
adopted, and the convention adjourned.
Sew Ra11eooaa.
TOPEKA, May ls.-The Auditor Of the
STATE has psoxrcesed far enough with
Tie assessment Of railroad property fos
1883 20 state that the increase in the
length Of roads since the assessment Of
lS62 h l69 miles. and the increased val.
- amounts 20 81 ,072. 6.
AnssAes Cye3sae.
LucoIS, Neb., May IA cyclons
struck Valparaiso, twelve miles north oi
here. 81 1 O'Clock this afternoon. Fivs
buildiugs were demolished and tvt
nen vere injured. The names Of thoel
injured and the extent Of the damage ID
mot known. - the wires are down, bui