Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-09
EASTERN NEWS.
,c,ArEp PRESS DIsPATcHns
.,...a Cessbinaiiens.

.~vn PRESS DI8PATCue8'
,.,,read Cembinaaiens.
- Yoxx, Jan. s.nA "a. dispa.ca sIss . ils,n nlan
s.;s today said there was pan
Tinion Pacific to purchase OF
sps 81 wabash lines, or TO perfect a
- nesrccrnent ne whereby the two
I;d son;d be practically made one.
nVor ~ YConnor said the story
msi, started by plans under
g't;on A perfectly practicable
'.;on ri the interests OF the IN
lnsc and the Wabash, the Mis-
u / p.c;sc % and the Hannibal and st.
20 = poesible. There had, how
5ego M definite plans agreed upon
~ ~; ss;ns could be positively said
- poII ~ matter. While the workings
~! w ..u,v,.noement would perhaps be
~ isoai objections might present
= nel,s - = and Il would probably be
,:ssss t;me before the full plan
"A n snnounced. There had been
aDvcv 70 oyerbuild, and by com
- sh;s tendency would be checked.
..,smount objects would be gained
III. sconomy and greater facilities.
s...s, combinatiOn was made, st.
~ -srld be benefi tied, because 1t
a. rafursl headquarters for their
-, e;nne Gould had been in con-
.l d the southwestern systems
psublc Suicide.
,,r Ian. 8.-A double suicide
United in this city Saturday
:: I. snd Sunday, evidently with the
u r,smeditation. A man named
ss..m Monck, and wife, were par
=. ~ shocking transaction. He
u. S;.shsrQed.as employee ofsthe Gus
.1.nsratment at Chatham, Ontario,
s...s;cc af the Franklin House here.
s1.sdsy evening their month old child
~ oivsp into temporary charge OF a
N. couneoted with the hotel to take
..y% Monck then locked his wife In
~ rom and went away. The lady
s..IIy orowing tired of her charge.
..soSt about midnight to return the
mi n IL mother, but was unable to
~ ;rto hsr room. An entrance was
nv effected by means of n pass key,
~ Mrs., Monck was found dead on
~ III. With every evidence that she
a Sied from morphine administered
3 ~ ovn hand, or that of her hus-
m. The same evening MOnck went
& ~ Brunswick House, registered un-
- an aanmed name, and, telling the
~ IL would not breakfast, went to
~ nom assigned him, where he was
i11nd Yesterday in an unconscious con-
1 ffiou from the effects OF q dose OF
-mnhine, and died later in the even
-. Both parties were under 30, and
- uarents and other relatives living
= Chatham. Il is supposed that de-
nundency over the discharge from his
su1ition and failure of all efforts Of re-
Soration drove the pair to the commits
q 1an 81 the crime. Next to nothing Ii
lnovn Of .heir previous history, or any
Z - to which the shocking affair ever
~ s. attributed. Relatives have al
nedy taken the bodies back to Chat
Here Explicit.
NuvAuxsx, Jan. 8.-The Milwaukee
njde & Leather Co., not the Wisconsin
Hide 3 Leather Co., was the company
embarrassed financially by yesterdays
II.
4 DlssaRblng Rumsr.
WAuuorou, Jan. 8.-Several Of the
leadess Of the Republicans in the SEN
- eAid. % iAs a. they know, no fOun-
datiou WhatsysR sxists for the stories
anoat ths past few dsys that If Davis ID
mtts6sd the Republicans would control
the Senate next ooesi0n he proposed
10 retire from the Presidency pro tem.,
b order to prevent the election Of a Re-
apubliosn President pro TEN. The story
uent that he proposed to do this in or.
6og that an extra session Of the Senate
MT spring may be necessary.
hawaiian Treaty.
h b understood the Secretary o.
mt vill sond, the coming week. 1
noe1aae IN reference to the Hawaiian
tsaly. A large party in Congress Il
NJ anxious to abr0gato this treaty. l,
hbalisvod the Secretary is opposed K
~ disposition of the matter, but some
nodiAoation Of jts provisions will be 70
mmended. Il is reported In diplO.
naiie oiroles that should the treaty be
iAguQ&ed By the United States the Ha.
uliian government will at once accept
tsno of reciprocity offered by England
/ a1apan, beCause IL Is impossible foy
- liitle kingdom to stand alone with
u he support of some powersul ma
EimL It's not known who will repre-
NJ hh Majesty Kalakaua since the
hi II Minister Allen0, For more
In 80 ysars Allen has been practically
elsctor Of affairs of the kingdom, and
1aly il ruler, in his varied capacity of
0a1eellof, Chief Justice and Minister.
hdaath leaves the question Of abrOga-
lot tho treaty practically without
glentation, and reduces il to little
UtAan . squabble.
1lgAters en the Meve.
NV YoRK, Jan. 8.-Richard X. Fox
snposted IN the evening papers Is say
- Il haye forwarded railroad tickets
- 1aee and Slade. They will leave
= !nDoiso0 ON the 11th, and next
~ q company with VIM. Hard
ea Ru to Chicrg0 amp meet them.
clivan will meet Mace with hard
- under the four minute rules.
- b0ppooed to b 10 excellent con-
- and he and his partner are keep
sp thar training a. they travel
~ soen as Slade arrives here
~ = matched for o genuine prize
Aeht Tor $26C0 and the champion
~ Ihe light mill take place within
- enes from New Orleans,f Sullivan
~ = has no fear of meeting Nace or
~. lAnt that accompanied him. but il
S9ng b aAmit that in a match With
q hasa scientific antagonist.
The Abscsnaer,
NA3avILLL Jan. S.-At 2o'clock this
s;sae uov. Hawkins received the
NsC Oa1sAxs, Jan. s.-l3O a.m.-To
Governor Of Tenneeaee-Narahal
ro!k u in San Antonio. Texae.
sSs Ssaon snail take In the mstter2
Wso ]. A. FARRELL,
Principal, Detective Agency
| -. ioucwin9 dbpatch was sent in
s.sS'e ss.S'e Or ssnd H. T. Polk here imme.
ALVIN HAWKINS,
O. - Governor.
navkins, at 10 o'clock. tsle-
- 70 TIE Governor ef Texas Ia
~ ~ ~ un0l . requisition in form
= iotvardsd today.
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