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

rnents 70 the Book OF Disciples consi5 !.
cred n the motion Of DIR. Hrrrick John.
son were adopted, that all present
amendments 20 which nssF arsasulfrneass
are offered. be referred 20 special eor.,-
faIfse. TO be appointed hy the Mosarz.
tof. Hsvs- Hsrapaili. H. John1sa. z X.
,faIsy, =. Haidiey, W. G. Yo1ng, Il
GERS IL q van NaEt. Z. II. K finger, G
IA saissds and = Il. Mizeiey were APP
Z pointed as such committee. Rexdino
/ the report was Resumed. The new ehsn.
ter three Vas referred to the commit
tee. Pellding the siiscasS;.sy, of tha r,-,,-
posed amendments 70 charter foar the
Assembly adjourned.
4 Little Mixed.
SZw OEIgaSz. May 2i.-Yess-rday
duion, pterce and VIA. Curiey wers
murdered in the southern par, Of ST.
hsiens Parish. Gaioa's parents. here
last year, were murdered three months
ago IN Livingston Parish. Suspicion
pointed to james and William Cursey
as the asssssins- Pierce and Guion re-
solved TO avenee their fathers death.
Abous 2 month after the murder Pierce
vas killed by James Curley. LAST week
iEey were At Grecasburg, st. Helens
parisii. bat learning they would prob
ably De arrested on suspicion of being
tne slasers, James Curley left town. He
Remained st u hoTse in the country.
starting for hrs home in Livingston
Parish. IL Is supposed Vim. Carley and
boSert Morrison anbashsd themselves
among the pines. In the fight which
followed VIM. Curiey was killed.
Temporary Resumption.
PIrIsgURo, May 2i.-Sea-ly all the
railroad coal miners resumed today at
the three cents mining rate. pending a
settlement of the wages question by the
Operators and Miners Trades Tribun-
al. About 400 miners returned to
work
Report Deafed.
Denver, May 2l.-rhe FL Paso Times
received the following from its special
correspondent, dated Chihuahua. IL
am. today: There is No truth in the
report of the killing of five men near
sanz station on tho Mexican Central
hallway, as reported here on Saturday.
No news Of military movements in the
SIerras has been received at headauar-
ters- Great discomfort is expressed by
both Mexicans and Americans here at
the circulation of the unfoanded reports
as to the killing by Indians. Travel is
perfectly safe.
Ont OF season.
FNDLaY, o., May 2l.--Snow is sever
al inches deep.
Latest or tue storm.
CHICAGO, May 2i.-Miduight-Up to
this Eour no further loss of life has oc-
Cured along the lake shore. A number
of vessels has been injured. but nothing
of a serious character is reported. The
wind has fallen very materially, and the
danger is supposed 10 be past, though
the waves continue very high. On Sat
urday two men and boy were out fish
ing when the storm came mp. They
we're driven toward shore, and man
aged TO climb on the Fullerton Avenue
conduit, few yards from shore, at the
north city limits, on Sunday. They
were not discovered until today. when q
portion of the life saving crew went TO
their assistance. The surf was so heavy
it was impossible to launch life boat.
Attempts to rescue them were given up
till the waves subsidized, and they viii
have to pass another night on the CRIB.
They have succeeded in holding on, and
are not liable to suffer much.