Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-24

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Valuable Casss.
BosroH. nsy 3.-Ths BRIG II espses
from Bosuos Ayres fcs Nov Yesk. foond.
efed o. ssa- 6be vas tadea with hides
and ostrich feathers, and vas insured
Tor about t3W0W on cargo and vsassl
Desperately rslA.
b. Locu. May 1.-A heavy frose oc-
oo1rsd Lass Monday and Tuesday niahsa.
IL ~ thought that in southern and psrt
" esutrsl Missouri. and paysiculxriy
IN shat section in Illinois swept by tor
nado last Friday night, early vegetables
we're almost entirely destroyed. and fruit
and grain badly damaged. Loo from an
eighth 20 quarter Of an inch thick
formed IN most localities.
4 0eefsesn % 1seeeess.
ClIcAoo, May 3.-Judge Tulsy, in
In the Circuit Court this morning. Do
cided IN favor Of the buckss shops IN
their content With the Board Of Trade
and ths Telegraph companies, thus tax
ing contrary visv 10 that held by two
OF the Federal Judges. aud also two of
the STATE Judges having concurrent
jurisdiction with him.
who Shall sp>ad u.
WAsHrSoroS. May Y.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has decided she 300 90
appropriated for shs prevention Of th,
spread OF epidemic diseases shall be
disbursed by the Surgeon General of the
Marine Hospital Service.
Treabses ~ Tres Wsskess.
PursBUso. MAJ 23--The vor kmsn in
number of iron and steel mills, pro-
ssnted a wages scales 70 the propriesors
today for acceptance or rejection, and
BY Saturday every 6rm in the West will
have been officially notified Of the 70.
fusal 70 aocept the proposed reduction
offered BY she manufacturers. Only
one firm (Hussev, Howe 4 Co., steel
msnufacturors) have 20 far signed tho
scale. and other manufacturers say that
tho action Of this dfm will have no o.
fecs on the situation. - they deal ex-
clusively in steel and specialtiss. The
western Association INST in regular
monthly ssssion this morning, but after
talking over the condition of trade,
"
ing adjourned without taking action ON
the proposed strike. or touching present
rates.
A Cs1ssads scandal.
DENVER. May .3.-The Tabor Bush
imbroglio thickens. Some time since il
will be remembered OK Senator Tabor
procured the indictment Of WIN. II.
Bush. copartnsr in the Windsor hotel.
and former friend and confidential
adviser, for alleged embezziement Of
5000. while manager OF the Tabor
Grand Opera House, and at the same
time instituted suit to recover the al
legged indebtedness OF 500 on criminal
charges. Bush Was tried and promptly
acquitted. In his answer to tue second
complaint he denies specifically all the
| important items, and sets mp counter
CLAIMS OF which the following are the
most important: seventy five Thousand
dollars damages for malicious prosecu
ton; $4,000 commissions unpaid for
management Of opera houses in Denver
and Leadville; $4,000 for special ser
Woes ~ per agreement in aiding rabor's
election 60 the United States SENATE and
in procuring n diyoroe from his wife,
and in bringing about tho marriage With
Miss McCourt. Bush's snswe. ~ . vol
luminous and highly sensational dooa-
ment.
The Grcas Railvsad shew.
CRIoAoo. May 3.-The National Rail-
way Exposition opens in this city to-
morrov night, and in the character and
number OF exhibits certainly promises
IN b the most stupendous affair ever
undertaken. In addition to the exposi-
ton building proper, whiotroOvoss thpse
entire blocks, . Temporary structure ex-
tending four blocks to the south has
been erected on Lake Front Park, civ
ing the whole exhibition a space Of lsOe
BY 400 fcet. In the main exposition
building arc the lighter exhibits CON-
prisinR tho composite parts that enter
into tho construction OF railroad and
IL equipment which are portable. In
the yard arc Locomotives, freight and
passenger ears, water tanks. Etc., ~
oomplets In details ~ those which can
Be found on the road, and other things
which belong 70 the heavier part Of shs
exhibitions. In the gallery Of the main
building. running entirely around 10, u
the track for an electric railway. I've
oars capable Of carrying " poople will
run on Is. Other features are NINA Nuro
sleepinR and dining oars, completed Ia
nll details; the largest, smalless and old
cat locomotives in the world, and the
mammoth sn0v plows Used in he Rocky
mountains. Exhibits In the main build
ing are mostly In booths which general
~ have beeu brightly decorated, and
much ingenuity has bssn dislaved In tho
arrangement Of the contents. The
building 10 10 b illuminated With the
electric light throughout. and when
pe0pled with sight esers the sosns prom
ises Ia be brilliant. Among the yard
exhibits which have already arrived IL .
bovor Of the 'Ssrobgides Lion," ths
n4st locomotive ever run in America.
The Arabian No. l." which vent into
road in 1884. h also on display. Beside
II 10 the .'Old Coach" Of TioQa, and
neither Il thsss bear any ressmhlsnoe
10 those esed - the present. dav. One
Of tho Stevenson locomotives, represent
ing in iss way che infancy Of railroad
ing, buile 10 lH3d. 10 IN ths main
building. and ~ illuslrAsfng the magni-
tuds II Affairs. the managers assert that
the single exhibition eoe locomotives
will dinplAy lnsRee aoDosemous At york
than vss ever dispaaysd In ell previous
4 exhibitions, which have been held In
London, New York, Paris, vie0nA. or
Philadelphia. They also Auticipats
great thPunU, aaido Sfom tho ao0eeal
puhlio. Tho number Of railway en-
ployees aloos promises 10 b very great.
and IN instance of thts b cited In the
eass Of she PitasbuHu and n. WAYNE
Company. which has arranged % oood
In Ave thoosund empjoyes6 q tho ex-
psose Of Ne oosposAtioa. The Artisans
Oo0oieees - eaksn ap Qaastsss In ehs