Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-22
EASTERN NEWS.
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vessels Ashore.

vessels Ashore
~rr. Nav 20.-Tns schooner
Nil Na,istee. lsden with 1900
Eins, Inrn,.sg, went ashore ~ q late
feet o,;,yI,t one mile south of the life
boar spsa,io1. Her crew. consisting Of
Ssin5 ana Capt. Charles Brooks, Of
plle nisn ,vers re scued al Al early Lo1r
a - ,,orr.ing. Another large bns M
ar o vessel vent ashore hVe miles
sor!h. ..,
cc,ao. Nav H.-Ths Ssiss says
Lh' mann succeeded IN creating a
yer aensafiqa NJ the Grand Opera
snsA last ev ming. The play Was
Hoass Gbristo.' and James OHeill vas
,<.hs midst OF scene; when tho lns-
y -. agdiencs WIS almost breathless
e. ;nseu4e Interest. slight STIR IN the
" ras heard. II WAS Whispered /:
i soous who killed Elliott The crowd
- III and Roberts, manager OF the
pa'N ,,,y marched in followed by Jere
e,n r carving his head mighty high.
aDel n-' the packed people marched
Jnl-ec;o1s pair TO choics seats IN the
VIZ IN the lower right hand opsca
ine'' Tae crowd in the lobby looked IN
p'A.a ar.nsnt Did Jere Dunn SIT with
svsseI h. tho audience. screened by
~ ericsson plush drapeFy. No, he
w sss 10 the very front 81 the box.
CIV CIV evey Distance, and sat there
20 The cir of q king. Meantime u2iy
sh;sners passed around among ths
49,. and inquiries we're made for the
49,. who came in. Wonderment
nsrorsssed as to whether or not he
- hox Nick Roberts had dared in
y. ne magnificent. audience by the
ss.de ~ Jere Dunn. At the close of
e. ss..nd act Roberts and Dunn
sso naraIed through tbs audience,
49, 80 s.p,iy pasged out into the street.
a.s..ss Indignation was expressed on
"a s,des. Hamlin has doubtless lost
many patross."
The vile Dra2.
rs,c,ao, May 2l.--Oplnm dens con-
.;,ra to yeceiye attention from the local
80 which have demonstrated that
rrium smoking exists here and 10 ON
ssa i,erease. 4 visit to several retail
ANA stores revealed the fact that excep.
=, are oc,asiors Cinnamon do not APP
sIs =, the counters for opium. They
srrniaju this upon the assumption that
ths;r pr;ces are too high; that China
men are good judges OF opium, and
fhey can get rs good prices from whole
saIs houses as the druggists get. Visits
d three or four wholesale houses Sc
rnred various statements. One did not
ali At all to any except they were
tnorn to be druggists. Another had no
calla for opium By Cinnamon and u
th;rd admitted that the fra sold opium
n (,hinamen, but bolieye as the quaint
ties sold were small they only supplied a
de6cieney aud that tho bulk OF the
oplum used in Tho deas comes direct
from San Francisco importers 10 China
men In this city. A visit to ths express
Office revealed the fact that Cinnamon
receive large number of small boxes
Nv express direct from San Francisco
from time to time.
Aphysician pretty we'll informed "a to
ths Chinese movements, stated that con
siderable opinm came by express in the
fora, Of extract. while much OF tho same
goods was left hete by travelling Chinese
peddlers from San Francisco importing
houses.
Indianan: Irishmen.
CHcAGo, May 2l.--At a insisting of the
Third Ward Land League of this city
yesterday. several spsakers denounced
The action of the Roman policy. Pat.
nck Melody, appearing TO voice the
nntiment of four hundred persons pres
nj, to judge by the applause, said:
"When tho Pope becomes u politician,
be should be treated ~ SUCH" Patrick
Egan, ex Treasurer of the Irish Land
League, touching upon the warning to
the Irish clergy from the Vatican, said :
u can only look upon 1t IN the light of
An insult to the common cause OF the
Irish people, and 30 il will be regarded
In Ireland" The speaker declared that
! fow years ago, when the Papacy was
considered in danger. thousands of Ire
lands aons we're ready 20 shed their
blood Ia its defense, and the speaker
was among those enrolled for "Emigra-
ton 10 Italy, as the phrase went, when
the news of tho defeat of Spalatto
brought conntermand.
An Onereus Tax.
TIrusvrLLv, Pa, May 2l.-Respecsing
tho proposed tax. which il the subject of
10 much agitation IN the oil trade at
The present time, II ii estimated by well
informed parties that its effect wonld
DO TO exact 70 per cent. of the gross
earnings OF pipe limos in addition to the
Regular gross earnings tax which they
already ply, and is very burdcnsome.
Bnch unprecedented action then means
ecnfiscation, for no corporation conld
survive 1t. Remonstrances aud letters
are going forward. The oppositioa viii
demand hearing.
The New Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The President
hie this afternoon appointed Walter
Vans, of Louisiana, Commissioner of
Internal revenue. in place of Green II.
Raum, resigned.
on For New Yerk.
The President will probably leave
Washington tomorrow afternoon for
New York, to witness the opening of
TIE Brooklyn bridge. He viii DO accom-
panied by Folger, Chandler, Gresham
md Brewster.
New Regulations.
The regular annual conference of di-
ssi0n superintendent of the railway
eryice was organized at the Postofiicu
apartment today. The most impor-
ant work of the conference will he a
nsision of railway mail regulations.
Foolish Men.
WrIxgsnAnRr, Pa, May ELAINE.
Alleran and George Evans went TO Sal
epsing ininc with naked lamps. An ex
pOsion followed. The body of Gala
ian Was not recovered.
Lass Of life.
OroRro. MAY 2l.--At a fire here toda,
2 warehouse i've persons were killed
Died.
ATLANTA, Ga, May 2i.--Mrs. II. Dor
~, daughterof the late Senator Hill
I'D today from injuries received las
<nday in jumping from a runawa,
aegy.
LuxroS, May 2l.-Masnn. propriefo
alhe Mason Machine works, the iarg
9And most complete in she country
I'D this afternoon. aged "a.
xew Railroad Combination.
AAnuox, Wis, May 2i.--A csrtiiioat
. nsxposation was issued today 10 th
0nlcAen st. Paul aud Northern Paciii
naiiwsy. The road will be cons,ructe,
nom GENEVA, Wis. near the northern
boundary Of Illinois. northwestward Il
onAs Superior. tho terminus to be a
superior City. 1t will have tw,
ancneS one from Geneva to Miiwau
and one from Necadah 10 a poin