Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17
EASTERN NEWS.

EASTERN NEWS.
oc,.rrD PRESS DIsPArcrEs
r.sartunate Spectator.
- March 16.-According to
81: LoU ;t;on of Abey E. Owen, the de-
~ deP tsiler of the Third National
sit appears he s6ss d oo x .ron , .Hn'
aa:.ntion about O9,OO from ioo'
he began his thieving epera',CCns,
~ the time he was arresseu. !nls
~ 70 W. ~as all sunk in the butter ana
] neoes maness. and sl'eculations IN
soiton and grain. x,,
.av;ces from the overlooked
Las - The lower Mississippi river are
NG =, Yer is declining at nearly all
49, 4 vsry hopeful feeling exists
cnc the people, ana planners aie pre-
lind 70 put in crops.
...1l,er summer In Siberia.
.,rorm. March 16.-Sscretary
VIZ, Yesterday sent q cable mes
Co Iieutenant HARDER through
~ Hunt, authorizing him to con-
on ~ aearch for Chip and his party
The coming summer, II he
emsk sdyiaable. This was his reply
ooos "osstion to that effect by Harder
- ~ +scsnt report to the Secretary.
A pevilish Confession.
vu yoRx, March 16.-When O'Don-
possa was asked today whether
Ms..vios;on in London was caused by
i;ts or vas an accidental explosion
~. he answnred:
II. could not follow out our system
- n used dynamite, and that is
~ esused the explosion. There was
.scident about it.
y M r vou think il was intended to
d,ctroy he building only, or to kill those
sTt v.s intended TO do all the damage
,ocr;bIe. and it was done to show Eng
rd he had better give lreland.her own
p.,iisment. England 10 at war with
leland. and Ireland should be at war
IN England" Rosa showed the fol-
s-;no DISPATCH from Boston:
81 Congratulate you ON the news from
ro.ann this morning. can collect
soosv now in Boston.
"JoHN d. DRIsCoLL."
Roaes said that be had received today
.ssm Of money, and he can obtain all
M Il needed. In answer TO q question
q h What would next be done. he
sSoved letter, advising him to pub
- IN his paper declaration of war on
Rroian1. signed by representative
i,sSm1n. When that was done it
sanId mot be claimed their actions were
dishonorable. Az for weapons all avail
~ ones should be used. This, he
"a, vas his answer.
PstYick ] Sheridan, whose extradition
% RnQland has been requested. said
"a work i that of Irishmen, and Is but
~ ADVANCE picket of more that will
ioIlov. England will shortly see that
- must FREQ Ireland or suffer the con-
sequences.
car Minister . Csrea.
NV YoRk, March 16.-Lucian H.
Yoote, minister TO C0rea, leaves here
fox Gan Francisco tonight, intending to
Ill for Coree ON March 10th. The
character Of his instruction Is of course
pot divuleed, but he expects q kindly re-
epption, and will have residence at the
Cipital, Notwithstanding that foreign
q have been hitherto excluded, and
eseu the treaty commissioners were not
allowed TO enter. He has learned since
= arrival here that the feeling against
tnoignsrs has dimiuished, and the PEG
- are more favorably disposed toward
u Americans than ever. F0ote ex-
rests to reach there before either the
German OK French minister's.
A Can Did u.
Honsx PLAINS. Mont, March 49,
Harry Willers. a bachelor, aged 60
vent hunting this morning. and nred
q squirrel. The gun burst and shat
tsrsd his frontal bone. The injuries
viii no doubt prove fatal.
Motel Duened.
PsovrDxxcs, Il. l., March 16.-Th'
snmner hotel at Rock Point was par
6slly burned this morning. The loss Il
covered By insurance, which II el00, 600
Gave Him $sss.
NV Yosx, March 16.-The jury in
~ case Of Matthew Neville, who sued
the propriet0rs of the Fifth Avenue no
~ for $50, 600 for being elected from the
hotsl, allowed him $3.50 damages.
Wsrk en tho Nssthern RaciAe.
81. PAUL, March l5.-H. Clark, the
hsad contracting agent who constructed
@ much Northern Pacific road. has Ar.
rived at 81. Paul from trip direct from
Portland, Oregon, over the Northern
paeiho transcOntinental. To tho in
ouiry, whom will the missing link Of
&e Northern Pacific disappear, be
answered in the first part Of August
srobably, and before that month closes
eortainly. He said tho gap at present
y 80 miles. Track laying 10 progress
hg from each end. On the western
Gvision two miles per day u going
deUu, and ON tho eastern end . mile
and half. A soon a. tho work IL q
Ettle more advanced, greater strides on
saA end will b made. The switch
hoak around BOxeman tunnel will b
nady when the read il, and the tunnel
ilook will be open from end to end in
November. Il seems TO BE- assured that
Dooomber Slst will witness the posi-
hlily Of through oars from s.. Paul g
Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, w. y
Qazk sAid fervsntly, I'm through with
Chinese. heaven bs praiced." He haa
Nh about two thousand mon at worl
hytug track, building bridges and sur.
faana. They left the country ovel
vhieA they worked Sahara like in ap.
psazanoe. 8 perfect desert, without set
Tenant, and scarcely q shAnty. Where
teandinaviAna had worked, on the con-
may, little hAmlots sprang into exist.
M and the marks of human habita-
6ans were plenty. The scandinavian
vAntsd 4 job. and whom he got it, work
4 Ike . Trojan, while Johnny China.
nan worked Tor Johnny Chinaman and
IL sver present hope Of . speedy 70
tun With lots Of "Neliean dolce" Il
~ land Of his birth. Clark said Daeol
ia veil enough, but that the Scandi.
1avlAns were the bet OF all foreigners
On. A. Andsrsou, Chief Engineer d
~ Northern Pacific, who ID with Olarl
= this journey, adlrms all that 10 saii
y thA latter - TO the time Of oonnco
IA, and says settlements are springins
y hke mushrooms. He 10 oon6den
nat TIE bulk Of the East India trad
vda coma via the Northern Pacific vhez
M ecGsplstsd. At present ships from
- - Indies travelling ON What Y
ealled he great circle, reach the Paoi6'
$500 abJut In the latitude Of PuRe
sound and have 10 90 600 miles 0outl
e mssket. Only 70 miles Of the North
faoieo limo ON the Columbia rive
@Faeet Sound remains 70 b built, ans
- nnk VIII b in whom tho main lin