Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-09

SEATTLE .
for Vice President. will pat in AN nj
nos man, probably friend OF his 4,
theirs IN this State.
ODssssan Thsexsesea.
NEW foRK. May s.-Oepnnoyan Ross
presends 10 have received the foIIovin
yesterday. -
No. ! HARRINGTON STREET. Poxr,
MOUTH, Eng. April -, 1sx3.-Sir. hav
no respect either for You or the urinc;
pies which you champion. shooIf
poSevers feel myself raoralIy responsj
ole Tor your life il I did NOT warn vo
OF TIE danger which l know TO b
hanging over yon. Beware OF tvo En
Risnnen called Lennox and Brown
VINO VIII be among the passeuoers o
the steamship City of Paris. thouol
tney may sail under aliases. One /
snort, with cineery moustachs. AM
wears eye2ias ses; the other il middle
! aReo, psle and remarkable for his pro
iecsine lower jaw. The lot has faller
on them, oat of 10 men, to sssassinatI
you, doom which you richly deserve
ouf watch will not he privy 10 iui3ict
ing. Consider this mere idle letter Il
you choose. At least. my conscisncs L
clear. tSigned:J J.H. SAyprssox.
oDonovan Rosss, New York.
Aaaxess Te8piass Ceniax Wet.
CaIcaeo. May s.-The members o,
Tee Gaiesburg Commandery No. 8
hniRnts IempiaY, having determined 10
make pilgrimage 10 San Francisco on
toe occasion OF the triennial conclave
IN manner becoming Knights Temp.
iais, have organized a trausoontiuentaI
Tip, ana made the most complete ar
Engagements possible for the praudest
excursion ever attempted ia the Cpited
States. They have secured a special
tram OF ten Atchison, Topeka d Santa
re sleeping and baggage cars. The ex.
cursion will go west from Galesburo Ia
Atehison on the Darlington road, and
oy the Atchison, Topeka d Santa Ee
and the Southern Pacific roads 10 San
Francisco, and will leave Galesburo on
"wednesday. August 9Th.
New York Money Market.
NEw YORK. May S.-Noney. :a5
closed at 4; prime mercantile paper,
1854 600. ~ ~'
Railread Ras.or Dsscrcaia~d.
or. LOUIS, May S.-Captain Rogers.
1enerai Manager of the St. Louis and
pan Francisco Railroad, when ques-
TONED today about the triparsi.e agree
ment between the Atchison. Topeka and
santa re, thu Atlantic and Pacific and
the St. Lonis and San Francisco rail.
roads, reported from Chicago last night,
replied he knew nothing of such an ar
raneement. he evidently did not place
much credeucs in the report.
meavy Hall Storm In Colorado.
DENVER, May 8.-The hail storm which
visited Denver today was the heaviest
ever known. The day was ushered in by
a heavy shower of rain. At9 o'c,o.k the
sky cleared and the day promised to be
exceptionally fine. However, later the
sky Was again overcast aud terrific
thunder and Lightning announced the
approach Of the storm, and increased
with its fury. Soon rain drops and
hail stones we're coming down together.
The streets were immediately deserted.
The violence of the storm rendered it
unsafe for any one to be out. Incredi-
bic as 1t may seem, fally eight inches of
hail stones, some as large as piums, fell
in the lower part Of the CITY in thirty
minutes. Street car drivers unhitched
their horses and sought shelter whore
they could. Horses insecurely hitchei
broke loose and went tearing through
the streets, which, being deserted, no
one was injured. The storm lasted fully
an hour. Countless windows were
broken, gardens dismantled, trees strip.
ped OF their foliage, and cellars flooded.
lightning struck several places in the
city. Strangely no one was fatally in
jured. A Chinese house was crushed
with the weight OF hail stones and the
inmates were dangerously hurt. From
the fact that the storm was entirely
local the damage to crops and fruit
trees will be comparatively light.
Star Route.
WASHINGTON, May S.-When Bliss be-
gan the conclusion of his remarks to
the jury he made particularly bitter
attack upon Brady, and then turned
upon the other defendants. This pro-
secuti0n," said Bliss, twas intended 10
protect the Treasury. Such trials must
take place. The eyes of the country
were upon this trial to ascertain IL q
jury could be found In the District cap
able of understanding a case Of this
magnitude" A Bliss took his seat,
Merrick said: 1.-The Government has
closed its opening" Wilson immedi-
ately inquired Of the Court whether the
Government would claim two argu-
ments in the closing. Merrick replied
In the affirmative, and as showing the
sentiments of the Attorney General,
read letter from Brewster, wherein he
Merrick is directed TO ask the court to
allow she government two closing arRu.
ments, for It IL his conviction they are
entitled TO Il In this and all other Cases.
II the court declines to allow the motion
then the Attorney General il necessarily
excluded. Wilson declared he would
refuse to argue ia the case il the gov
eminent we're allowed two closing ar
guments. Ingersoll made vigorous
protest against the melton to allow two
arguments. The court said that il had
seen nothing u satisfy IL that there was
any reason 10 justify a departure from
the established practice in such matters.
Il was universal in jury cases 70 allow
bat one reply by the government, and
that order would be preserved in this
case. Ipgersoll explained that perhaps
the defense could arrange to make q
place for the Attorney General. They
did not want to deprive tho government
of the service Of its highest officer. Mer-
rick said he should refuse to enter into
any arrangement with the defense, a.
they had uniformally rejected his prop
ositiou. That's what Ne want" re-
tOrted InQorsoll, ssto make them respon-
sible for keeping out the Attorney Gen.
eral." At the request Of the defense
court adjourned.
M Apnlaenlaan Made.