Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-17
EASTERN NEWS.
..socrATED PRESS DIsPArcHp
uayeriy's Affairs.

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sMil a. and receive in consideration
nns Haverlv's interest in the thea
N San Francisco, Chicago and
n,tivu. Whist Haverly's Liabilities
- MT known. but they are esti
..J ly persons directly interested in
"a, sattlsrnent at $4,000. What will
sa,,a With thu theaters mentioned is
Inouu. as Mcconnell is not thea
~ manaoer and has no experience in
=. smnsemen. business 10 warrant his
Zinc the management under his per-
sonal direction
u.ude =. and AI3ino--2:l5h.
rvr yaRx. June 16.-William Van
...s;i,,s famous mares, Maude s and
.,.;,,o came down like wolves on the
snld today, at Fleetwood Park, and
Uttered all previous records to the
E;nss making a mile in 2:l5X. Van
SerbiIt drove the match himself.
Japanese Consui.
w,surysroy. June To- fhe president
,.s rscoynized Arata Tatonto AS as con-
All for Japan in San Francisco.
struck OIL.
rrrrSyrtLE, June 1.-the Grand in
We'll No. ., near Coaltown. was drilled
tito sand this afternoon and proved to
- a bio we'll. 1t did Is barrels the first
bonr and Is in the second hour. Will
AZ from 800 10 200 the first "a hours.
Absronded.
puu.apELpHIA. June 16. - Vim. A.
Scuire. drycoods commission merchant.
S,s 1,hestnut street, has left the city
w;tb ACCOUNTS $4,000 short as agent
o., the Mount Vernon Mills, Baltimore.
visnd Gets ITS Deserts.
WyruxPgA, Ala, June l5.-Jordan
Ccrb,n, who murdered Benjamin Car
Ain aud seriously wounded his wife and
son. for the purpose of rapin2 Cardiu's
daughter, nen Cosacoos, on Monday
night. was captured by citizens aad put
IN All Wednesday. That night he was
taken from jill by crowd OF 800 and
hing. The crime was one OF the most
deliberate, horrible and exasperating
conceivable, CoTbin staying around the
house an hour after the murder. The
door vas barrie sded by the wounded
wife with the bed in which her dead
husband lay, suot IN the head by gun
pushed through window. The daugh
lar escaped to tho woods in the night,
and has since been found almost dead
from fright and is not expected 70 live.
The mother and son are very seriously
injured, bat will recover.
Nigh License I'm Illinois.
SpgrSarlELp, June 1.-THE Harper
high licsass bill ID ,ssed the senate tins
afternoon by q vote of 30 10 20, Repub-
licans supporting aud Democrats oppos-
inc the measure. Governor Hamilton
eiyued the bill few inmates after its
psseage. The new law fixes whiskey
license 1T 300 and beer $50 annually,
over the entire State, including all
cities and towns. The new law goes
into effect the LIST of July next.
CremateA.
WARRINGTON, Pa. June 16.-The re-
mains OF Mrs Bertha Belcher. who died
In New York on the Both uit., we're put
In the retort Of Lemoine's furnace at .
o'clock last night The ashes were re-
moved ut midnight. She was German
member OF the United States Cremating
Company. The ashes will be sent to
Carlsruhe, Germany.
PIr-aBuao, June 16.--fhe body OF
Mrs. Coroelia Walberg. wife OF Simon
Walberg. mining broker OF New York.
arrived at eleven o'clock this morning
aud was taken Immediately to the Gre
matory aud placed IN the retort. When
the ashes are lifted they will be sent to
her late residence and put In an urn and
placed on the parlor 'mantel.
The Northern Pacific.
CHICAGO, June i6.--From present in
dications ID is safe TO assume that the
Northern Pacific will be completed by
the last of August, when through trains
4. L.tx - pattt p.sxt
land. The road carries $50 pounds of
baggage on the Eastern division and 100
pounds ON the Western division and the
stage company forty pounds free. Pull
man sleeping and dining cars are run
between st. Paul and Helena, and Pull
man sleeping cars ON tho Western di-
vision.
First Through Train 60 Helena.
HELENA, Mon, June 16. ~ The first
through train from 1T. Paul, over the
Northern Pacific. arrived here at $50 p.
m. Time, from Sc. Paul % this place.
sixty hours. Regular trains will run
hereafter.
Changed lis Mad.
BosroS. June l6.-The Governor, con-
trary TO his former assurance, has APP
proved warrants for salaries and ex-
psnses Of the State Almshouse ut
Tekwsbury for February, March, April
and May, amounting 70 $4,000.
Anssher Indictment Against Brady.
WASHINGTON, June l6.-The Grand
Jury this morning brought in another
indictment against Thomas j.. Brady.
II charges that ON July ID. 1880, de-
PENDANT made contract with j. b.
Price to carry the mail on the route
from Secorfo, New Mexico, to Silver
City and back seven times a week. The
schedule was ~ hours from August LIST,
1850, to June Both, 1881. for xtl 1852.
and that ON November Sd, 1880, the
contractor paid Brady $i25o as compen-
eAtton for awarding the contract. The
Witnesses are John l.. Walsh, j. U. Cor
coran, J. b. Price and ]. W. Brady.
Pleads Not Csiity.
WAsuISoros, June l6.-In the Grim
inal Court today Morris, law partner of
Merrick, stated that in the case of
brady and others he was requested to
cay for Merrick that Pendell desired 10
withdraw the plea of guilty and substi-
tuss one of not guilty, and as special
counsel for the Cover nment he consent
ed 20 this being done. The Court said
fendell must come into court and make
his plea aud ordered that he be brought
In on Monday. The Court said further
Il thought the best thing 10 be done
would be to enter n motion In arrest of
Judgment. Under the law IL required
III least tvo to commit conspiracy. One
could not do il. As the other defend
ants had been acquitted Of the charge
the court would find itself unable 90
pass sentence on him.
Treasury statement.
Condition Of the Treasury TODAY;
Gold coin aud bullion. xl9S, issssl, as; sill
~ dollars and bullion, $ll4.at7, ti4;
fnetionai silver coin. 81. i36. si4; United
sssas notes t53, l5s,0i; total, $751;
1Asl2.
Beunest's Liberaltty.
Nsv Yoak. June 16.-The directors OF
The National Rifle Association report the
total amount needed TO be $500. Thus
Tar ta9s7 is subscribed. Pledges have
hsen made which would raise that sum
70 e4,SW. The directors reported that
James Gordon Bennett had guaranteed
the expenses OF the team TO the extent
Of 1900 and stated that IL il had not
beea for Bennett's iiberaiity the team
would have had 10 remain at home. the