Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-05

Your vote will decide. Ga the l4sh o
October, this current month. you vi
meet your duty. and have cou6denc
that you will discharge IL like mer
/ Renewed cheering.
/ BELLAIRK, O., Oct. 4.-Ths compara
tive saneness Of the reception at n "
l ark was Offset MANY times over b,
Ztnesville. The people seemed viii
I with enthusiasm. At the depot the Jan
was so great that there was much diff
Guilty in getting to the carriages. Tn,
vehicle provided for Blaine was draw
by fourtees gray horses. There was {
large escort of mounted, plamec
knights IN uniform. Around the stanC
ia re were probably 10000 psople, 81
censely packed that the local com
mi,tee and police were helpless, and
two or three of the speakers who were
accompanying hsd to give up the at
tempt 10 get II the stand. When she
distinguished visitor was introduced
there vas a great outburst of cheering
As it was subsiding, an Irishmau, evi-
IDENTIFY a workiuglnan, attracted general
attention by shouting "A thousand vel
comes, Mr.. Blaine thousand vel
comes, sir :" Blaine thanked the PEG.
pie for their kind reception. and made
brief reference 80 the industrial in
terests of the city and of the country
At large, presenting the tariff as the
chief issue of the camp3iga. He was
followed by Hon. A. w. Train in a
short speech. He then, on behalf of
the ladies of Z,uesville, present ID to
Blaine beautiful floral ship of State.
At Cambridge Blaine was driven to
the fair grounds, where there vas a
large meeting. He was received with
great cheering, and again briefly called
attention te the tariff question.
There was very large and enthusiast
tic gathering at GAINESVILLE, and once
more Blaine spoke briefly of the impor-
tance of the tariff issue in the campaign.
At two or three other points where the
train stOppei between Baruesville and
Bellaire the people gathered around and
cheered Blaine, who spoke few pleas
ant words of acknowledgment at each
place.
Ii was dark when the train reached
Beilaire. The little town seemed abso-
lusely full of people. Almost every
building along the principal streets was
with Chinese lanterns. The
streets themselves were impossible, and
the people crowded the office and hall
way of the hotel SO that the guests could
not pass up or down to or from their
rooms. The landlord and the local an-
thoritiss appealed to the crowd to clear
the passage ways At least, but they de-
ciined to move until Blaine should come
out of his room and show himself and
say few words to them. The landlord
having delivered his message, Blaine
at the head of the stairs and
bowed repeatedly. The people rushed
10 shake hands with him, but he held
his hand too high to be reached from
below, and, going through the motion
Of shaking hands, said pleasantly 81
thank you, gentlemen, and beg you to
that am shaking hands with
each and every one of you, as should
take great pleasure in doing If my
hands were not SO tired.n The crowd
took him at his wsrd, and gave three
cheers for Blaine. After that the pas
sage ways were not obstructed. About
O'Clock Blaine was escorted to the
stand from which he was to review the
Procession. Hon. j. Flnerty, Gsneral
King. Of Baltimore, and other Republi- |
Jan speakers were in Bsllaire, and the |
own was given up to fireworks and pe- |
itical oratory. Blaine will pass Sun
lay in Bellaire.
Horrible Crime.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. "a special to the |
Republican tells of the murder of Harry |
Peroival, his wife, infant child and a |
Ioung man living on neighboring |
arh. about ten miles west of Fuller |
on, IN Nance county, Neb. The mother |
md child were shot in their bed, the |
ather was found beside a haystack |
WITH two bullets in his body and partly
by hogs. The young man
vas shot in his bed. Percival's house
vas robbed and everything of value in
ne shape of money and jswelry, ex-
ept his wife's watch, was taken. The |
Iced Is supposed to have besn CON-
nitted by farm hand and partner,
10Th of whom are missing.
Insane Frenzy.
ERIE, Pa. Got. 3.-Leo Schreck and |
Vife and John Fieike had $llS deposit
d in the Erie County Savings Bank
9nen tine bank suspended. The loss of |
he money drove them insane. Think |
ng afterward that they we're. commit
ing great ain, they inflicted self
lagellatlon. Today two offi,ers saw
ne man and his wife digging a grave in
he back yard. The house was en-
cred, and it was found that the people
attended to enact the death of Christ,
o be followed by killing the children to
epressnt Herod's slaughter Of the in
All were arrested.
The Lost Lady.
New YORK, Oct. 4.-The parents of
iiss Carpenter have received further
Jews from Liverpool which fully iden-
lies as their daughter the lady who was
Dst from the steamer Bothnia upon the
econd day out, as reported last night.
Cleveland.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 4.-Gov. Cleve-
and arrived here early this morning
fter quiet trip from Buffalo. No de-
was made upon his return.
The Sick Tragedian.
CHICAGO, Got. 4.-John Mccullough,
he tragedian, left for 81. Louis at 8
'clock tonight 10 company with j. II.
Sreslin. where he will consult with
lumber of his friends, and in all likeli-
loOa will 60 TO the hot springs or some
Laiet retreat. He was more like him
Gil tcudyy duu CunNcfbtu Qutctfy anu
ationally upon the necessity for leav-
ng the stage for a time at least, but
lolds to the view that he will be able to
.ppear on the boards within year.
Fastest on Record.
New ORLEANS, OCT. 3.-rhe steamship |
Texan arrived this morning from Liver
,ooi, having made the voyage in 10 days |
md 10 hours. This is the fastest time |
N record.
Bancrofi's Birthday.
NEwPoRr On. ", Oct. 3.-Bancroft,
be historian, celebrated his Saith birth |
lay anniversary today. Congratuia- |
Ions from all parts of the world poured |
u. HIS reception was largely attend /
d ana delightful affair. Bancroft re-
leived from the cottagers many floral |
ieviccs. Mrs. Anna Lodge, mother of |
! .nry Cabot Lodge, sent q wreath
Hrs. Winthrop. wife of Robert q. Win |
nrop. and Mira. Annie Ticknor, widow |
" the historian, called on the distin-
luished gentleman The celebration
otay was quiet. owing to the indisposl- |