Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-15
nAsTERN NEWS.
.sor,.1Ep PRESS DIsPaTCHEs.
. posse After IA Mob.

Posse After Mob.
.v Texas. March IL "A large
SO left this afternoon ior wh'tesoo-
"a it is reported that there Is An
E ,hs Missouri Pacific.
-.,,.r,. Ac~ompliee Interviewed.
sr.pv,,. Texas, March l3.-McFad-
Crested for completely IN the st.
gen; Express robbery. was interviewed
Ea svsninQ. but nothing Of special i'm
TUE s u vas elected. de said he h,d
po .s;no Of special importance to the
n osI;c "a say. He had been Informed
poyTsI,.r's arrest. When told that Tel
o. Id implicated him in the robbery,
e I'D: 81 don't believe be can. did
NC DO it. know he can't say it, Be-
n ~ this nothing could be obtained
ffon him. :,.
no, over twenty i've and in ap-
.,ss,anoe anything but bold robber.
r..,... Taking q Hand In Manitoba
Affairs.
F.sso. Dakota, March 13.-Ihere are
..-nr,s of unusual activity among the
Tanians To-day it was learned that
..,mnittee has gone to Manitoba. and
not thew report that lively times will be
sasn in few weeks. The Fenians have
I1T1 breech- loading rifles within a short
distance of the frontier. 1t is reported
that az soon AZ the plan Is completed.
and the time for action has arrived. all
Communication with Manitoba will be
s,on,ed, The report of the coIamittee
shnvs that the Dominion Government
has but 200 troops in the whole OF
Manitoba.
Wizards IntenliOns.
PHILADELPHIA. March 13-The Times
New York special, speaking of the rapid
disiuteQratiOn of what were known a
few months ago on the streets ~ vii
iards,r says: 1.-The Oregon Improve
uent Company still remains In its old
onarters, near the Northern Pacific, but
has few If any interests in common with
the latter company. In fact Its inter
ssts are mainly diverse, for the center
Of its operations il in Seattle, Il rival
town to the Northern Pactic's term MI
town OF Tacoma. The Oregon and Cal
lfornia Company il now established lii
the Post building. where il also the
Office Of Henry Willard. He il still the
President, but a. all its lines are leased
II
has no official duties. II the lease should
be thrown up, as it is predicted on the
street. he would be again Just where he
was in 1873, at the head of single local
road in Oregon. He is going to Europe
early in April, to recruit his health and.
the people believe, to put on foot some
magnificent financial scheme. He looks
we'll, physically, and begins to walk once
more with the confident tread Of man
with resources and hopeful future"
MES.
Ngw YORK, March 13.-The Times SAYS:
Steps have been taken to cancel the
lease of the Oregon and California
Railroad Company to the Oregon and
Transoontinental Company. 1t 10 said
the desired result will be brought about
by mutual consent. The Oregon and
Transcontinental has stopped the work
Of const ruction, thus breaking its CON
tract with the Oregon and California
Company, which calls for the conple-
ton Of eighty seven miles more of road
by June 30. The Oregon and Transcon-
tinental Company was obliged to stop
construction work because it could not
borrow any more money.
Another -. Louis DrfaIration.
ST. LOUIS, March 14.-lt transpired
very late last night that Frederick j.
Dietrich, teller in the Lacled Bank, of
this city. Was defaulter to the amount
of about $50 $50. 1t appears that Diet
rich loft the city a week ago on leave OF
absence, and two or three days later the
defaloatiun was discovered, but has
been kept quiet.
The Laclede Bank will loae nothing
by the defalcatiOn of DIETRICH, as the
Fidelity and Casualty Company are on
his bond for $4,000 and hc has given
personal bonds to tho amount The |
embezZlement was completed in less |
than two months, the money having |
been taken between January lat and |
February 25d, when he started for Hot |
Springs, Ark, on sick leave. What he |
did with the money il not known. He |
il 80 wears old and has a wife and child. |
He has been teller of the bank for II |
years and il highly connected. His |
whereabouts is not knewn. and neither |
the bank nor the Fidelity Company have |
yet taken any steps for his arrest.
Jussicc Long Delayed.
Matt Lewis (colOred) was hanged here |
this morning for the murder of his wife |
in October. 1876. Lewis quarreled with |
his wife and out her throat in fit of |
jealousy, and escaped. but was arrested |
nearly a year Afterwards, and has been |
in jail seven years. during which he had |
four trials.
Teller In st L0uis.
Sr. LOUIS, March l4.-Prentiss Tell Ter, |
the Pacific express robber. arrived here |
tbs morning in charge of dett ctives, |
and WAS driven Immediately to the Lin |
dell Hotel, where General Manager |
Morseman, of the Pacific Express COm- |
pany, and Assistant General Manager |
Shepherd, of the United States Express |
Company. we're waiting. After break
fast they went together into n private
room, and the morning WAS passed III |
questioning Teller and cOmparin the |
companies books. When this Is finish |
ed Teller will be given over to the po- |
lice.
A usunl. He Knows all AboWt u.
but Gets Left.
Nkw YORK, March II. -O'Donovan |
Rosa was interviewed last night re-
gSrding the explosion at Fulham, Eng |
land, and declared that he knew three
days ago that the OK plosion sas to take |
place, and said that he could tell where
the next one would take place but would |
not do NJ. Today the fact COMES from
London that the Fulham outrage WAS
simply an explosion Of a toy belonging
0a child. Much amusement has been
created thereby, by the pretentions of
Rosaa.
Fatal snow slide.
DENVER. March 1.-THE Aspen stage.
which arrived at Lesdvilie at midnight,
brought news of n fatal sn rwslide which
occurred on Aspen Mountain last Mon
Gay night. Three employees of the
Vallejo mine. George Marshall, VIM.
oBrien and John McG,nnity, were
Killed. Mat Higgins aud another are
missing.
The stock list.
NEW YORK. March l4.-U. y. Ihree's,
iol bid: as, 1l3is As. 1854 Pacific
oS ~; American Express 81. Chr
eago' burlington and Quincy 3ss. Con
raj Pacific 5Ss., Northern Pacific II,
northern Pacific preferred 46ia. North
Western IN, New York Central ISL.
raslfic Mail 57ss, Panama ~, St. Louis
ana s San Francisco 22, Texas Pacific
Ss. Union Pacific II. Fargo Express