Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-14
EASTERN NEWS.
..,oc,.TEp PRESS DISPATCHES


rnms$'s seven Weshs ch .i |. a
sassrly's thsater' "sloefia VIII Dc pro
ducsd. .o 80 axon.,oe
hn,ar;can hn, engagement under Abbey
- nnun,v a Irying's through Europe fol-
- Of the autumn season. irving
y, then make his hrst appearance IL
ihis country.
-. Anderson appears in Lady OF
- AT Fifth Avenue theater dur,
g3ss ,sss az the week, and afterwards
4 !. sBertha" in the "Daa9h'er OF no
r.,I Moses Sperner, the celebrated
iIa traoedian, made a successful
G%s = .Thalia" on Monday in Jane
- Che came to America TO sup
n Ludwig Barney.
rsster Wallack assumes control and
ssrsment of the old German'a thea
sba close of the Nennderffs sea-
He will play an engagement at
.asoy commencing next February.
y. iii probably soon appear for Chas.
S.,iov IN "She Stoops to Conquer" at
lbosn theater.
p.su Bancroft, formerly a member
: nsvly's company, appeared at the
80 fInb theater, on the 22d of Dscem-
~ - aJulian" in "Humpback." Her
srsnds predict her success on the stage.
ssoo,d Thorne'e sickness continue,
css,es Barron will probably come on
sr,m Bos.on to play his engagement in
- aCorsican Brothers." at Booths
ihsster in New York.
ltDaly's, "Our English Friends" will
irs pIace to Cibber's new rlay "She
Would Not
Tha sAIcazarv is undergo ing altera-
son and will hereafter be known as the
fnemopolitan theater, at which Barney
Gsmpbell will produce the "White
Nayer in March next.
ANON Ponds new play, Her Atone
ueut.r will not be produced by Haverly
4 ia Fourteenth Street theater before
Fsbraary, when Riley -Rigel will play
As Leading role.
John A. Stevens is playing in "Un-
lncvnr at the Mount Morris, and the
yOIks Family in Country Cousins" at
ths Fifth Avenue theater.
During the past week the "Parisian
Romance" at the Union Square theatei
~ been drawing moderate houses. Its
merits lie chiefly in presenting the &c
mnticity of the types OF French man.
nefs.
J.B. Studley takes the road as a stal
ext season in new play written fol
him.
The Post says that there is an awful
MINOR that Salmi Morse declares that
b has written forty dramas, which he
VII produce If prevented from prOduc'
hg The Passion Play"
The play entitled ''Young Mrs. Win.
hrope" reached it hundredth presenta.
lon at the Madison Square theater Oh
friday night last.
Frem the snow.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The sleighinf
nrnival is q great success. Pennsylva.
MA Avenue Is crowded with sleighs, and
The sidewalks are packed with lockers
%. Many collisions but no serious &C
cidsnt.
An Aas Absat Nothing.
BosToN, Jan. l3.-The Pest (Dem.
tomorrow, under the head of "economy
inauRurated," will publish the follow
ing:
ExscuTrvE CHAMBER, STATE House, |
BosToN, January I'd, 1883. !
4 Dear Sr'-His Excellency the Cover
nr directs me to request you to disoon
tnae sending the Post to the Executive
Department, as he has no further us
brit
Yours truly,
Signed G. +. HAMLIN,
Executive Clerk.
The Post will say editorially: "W,
pblnh in another column communi
otcu from the Executive Chamber
uaich shows that the new Governor has
nan the work of retrenohment in ear
- BY discontinuiug the copy of TIE
fsif ent to the Executive Department
~ saving the State 80 a year. Fal
~ from rs to murmur. Never shal
sos said Of us that such a paltry con
nsaton stood in the way of q
MT economic reform.''
Degree OF Cold.
oucAao, Jan. 13.-Temperature 8 t.
viaeeo for Breach or Prom lse.
NV YoRK, Jan. 12.-In the suit in th,
aooklyn Court of Alice Livingston,
MlnR Henry Freeming, a New Yorl
ecnant, for $4,000 for breach o.
Onise OF marriage, the jury gave a
Mu'ct Tor the full amount claimed
aaofm OF applause greeted the verdict
~ persons shouting Good! Good!
- Naintit, defendant, and all tn,
were absent when the verdic,
1nndered.
new Treasurer in Tennessee.
NEVILLE, Jan. l3.--Atha Thomas
~ wuiamsou county, elected Treasures
slnesses, is a prominent lawyer oi
.un, and formerly Representa-
s"ot nis county in the Legislature.
Pelking Back.
rIlI Rock, Jan. 1S.-This after,
= asfaulting Trea surer Polk arrived
1exas, In charge of detectives
any has left Memphis and will
~ !, nashville tomorrow afternoon
- tofeafens to make revelations that
rseave some Of the prominent meu
ssluessee. During the trip Poll
seasiiy, but Is apparently in the
Railroad Accident.
49,, Ill, Jan. l3.-The passenger
- on tne Wabash road. leaving herr
-. M' consisting of an engine, bag
auu Two passenger coaches, con
iofty passengers. mostly Ma
"a tte'ufning home from a meeting
-. ss u.1S last night, became detached .
sotn OF Olmsted, Illinois, this af
I throwing the two passenger
a sSn .n an eixht feet embankment
nG.s: Them on fire, completely de
es..SR them. 6he accident wa.
~ broken rail. Nearly all The
SSSfs were more or less hurt, tw,
anly fatally.
~ nst OF wounded is: A. p. Hol
..uE y Eddyville. Grand Master, hur
~ VIM. Elwoll. of Shawnee
~. rAaster. seriously hurt in th.
ssoeeph Blackburn, Of Stonefort
blade and arm broken: DR.. G.
~ Sngs, OF Tunnel Hill, collar
Eusen; J. L. and w. 4. Moberly
~. z. j. Williams, of New Co
n hE. Smith, of Samath: K. s. j
~ noLeansboro; w. Bableson
kks.s .saaarman; VIM. Cover and w. j
~ OF Tunnel Hill.
10 sy, blackburn and Cumming
kh ,s,ously hurt that it is impossi
~ = snove - them from Olmsted. Tn,
- wounded were sent on theil
eAx Lady Kidnapped.
u@, Jan. l2-Graat exr;tar,ap