Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-13
EASTERN NEWS.
,c,.rKD PRESS DISPATCHES.


ncatosp Hanover county, shot his
isfg estally yesterday. ne ; nae Seep
sis .nb;s child and his wiie in Ssd na
ksnne ;uaped upon her. Sne nso a
sbsn n y but be escaped from the
tin md returning home sno' Der
Resn,ers Bounced
Kan, Aug. II. - Troops
C s,otsn up "a settlement 9i o?olL err
bsss D,5,Cit y, or stafordvliie, In tns
d Pear yslley, and arrested three old
lrssnsss &. d. Ross, ]. >: CLARK an9 " Y:
osenoeis vho will be taken to Fort
v. hoiesA, vial. Valuable records per
snItn ~ the colony were captured, rs
aiming :. stub book of certificates OF
sell o. - showing the issuance OF
aemoeI;:sses al IS each, bearing the
1857 ce' ~ colony, and the plsts OF the
.ss =. y reses of a survey MADE oy "a: ~.
JIG The colony surveyor, toeesner
s,sne sl.,asreus papers relating 70 the
rin The demonstration at hocK
eoncslhh, vino the effect of opening the
Bills y . 10 remaining boomers and they
gs Oh -. In most cases without the
" .,ssrnce Of the military
s,.,.e writes n Letter.
Auo. Thames q. Blaine
bosIyad Ia dine with the Middlesex,
80 nsS Norfolk and the Massachu-
Bssea npanablican clubs, Of this state,
e'ss ny desirous of manifestinR their
40 .steem for your public service,
hiRnsss Enlistment IN the cause which
and I nen as the candidate of the
souaabIieap party for the Presidency OF
~ limited States. Mr. biaihe
..r,sxered as follows e.. ,A0
ssTan uuder obligation for tue very
ROTATION which you extend to
fina re Massachusetts,, Middlesex.
see srd Norfolk clubs at a public
$3.50 -. in the city of Boston. ! need
Osnqs 49, Che gentlemen who compose
n@ Lar If the very great pleasure 1t
=. sauId give me TO be their guest. l ap
s $3.50 most fully their kindness, and
: nth sincere regret that nnd my
.nahle 10 indicate day when my
sn.Ss,n@nts will permit me to leave
s sss / am So re, however, that q
ha a.s .arasiou ia not needed to deepen
~ ;rtsrest of Massachusetts, in the
w s;nr National contest, and for my
ss M hospitality could add TO my
~ . - The kindness which l have re-
- an 40 many occasions from the
itirsus Of your State. | am, gentle
nsn with great respect, yours truly,
n''' JAMES q. BLAINE"
s..,.r pen,t want 60 60 Go Congress.
Vosronra. Ohio, Aug. 1.-THE Repub'
sssn Convention Of the Seventh District
aonrnated o.. Governor Foster for Con
sssas by exclamation. He was chairman
n. convention and declined. They
,ssr porpinstea by reclamation Daaiel
BsIlsst, Of Crestline.
Desperate Texas Duel.
4 TxssrrL. Texas, Aug. ll.-Bill
nauOherty and Zack Gray, young
rss6ers residing ON Sand Prairie, in
A. northwestern part of this county,
ss,e participants in a desperate duel
ioueht Yesterday evening. Both men
ssre wounded, Gray fatally. The
rocbls grew out of long standing
isud, and as the only adjustment, they
aprsed 10 adjourn to an isolated place
ma 10 use revolvers until one or both
tsa. At the appointed hour both were on
hand, and without parley commenced
shsoting, both using single action, 40
mlaber reyolvers. After the first fire
The men changed positions and began
firing st random, Dougherty receiving
uae Of Gays three shots in the arm,
vhils Gray, at Dougherty's fifth shot.
isL with bullet in the lower part of his
bssk. This ended the battle, and both
nsn we're cared for by friends who from
adistance had watched the bloody en-
@arier.
Logan at Herkimer.
Urea, N. Y, Aug. l1.-General Logan
hd pablo reception ON arriving at
Hahimer today. Logan acknowledged
b reception rendered him in happy
mech, and in conclusion said:
ladies and gentlemen, / return to
pu heartfelt thanks for the kindly
rsstinq / have received from you to-
las. met along the road the citizens
II your grand State, who showed kindly
iselinQ towards me personally. l GER
isinly entertain the same kindly feeling
toward them. II should ever return
here, ! hope TO meet You as one citizen
meets another, and that we take enc an
other BY the hand as friends and as
trends only. To the old veterans | met
hsfe today let me say there ia nothing
lsnloy more than to take the hand of
sn old soldier with whom endured the
iatieues OF war that the country might
I've. Applause. feel at all times
grateful TO those who went forth at
luus will with loyal hearts behind them,
With kind greetings to them, with
payers Of Christians for them; and God
bless the women who smoothed the
bros Of the sick, wounded and dying
nldisr who went forward that tho old
aR might be unfurled, from the 10y
shores Of the lakes in the north to the
and Of everlasting flowers. 80 that each
aad svery citizen might enjoy the same
privileges, no matter where born or
wat his complexion may be. APP
pause thank you again, ladies and
fsatismsn, for your kindly greetings.
More applause, long and loud.
Children Burned 60 Death.
uncLEvuLLR, Ohio, Aug. 12.-On a
inm near South Perry, Ohio, three
soiidren named Robert Wood, Louis ID.
Hsod and Kate Shaw, all under ten
Iss OF age, were burned to death In a
arp, having gone there to smoke, and
u 70 doing set the building on FIRE.
Tue Wall street Bank.
NIS YoRg, Aug. 12.--President Evans
ne Wall Street Bank says that add
aonal investigation satisfies him and
as directors that the amount of loss
~ AL short of the capital, and that
@po1sors will be speedily paid In full
"a hotioe was posted on the Wall
Mset Bank this morning announcing
aa1 Ml checks on Ogden & Co. would
pld on presentation to the First Ma
aouAl Bank.
= AMmor was carrent nc the opening
eoaness that the absent cashier,
.aczineon, had been arrested, but this
Fuvcd 70 DO unfounded. II Ia now as
80 sassd mat Dickinson was using the
49, 80 tunds on private ventures in
s.sn ms margins. however. were
49,: 49, ana he avertea suspicion BY
sx small sums to his ceedit. The
49, 1uink his latest purchases when
- - out VIII show a profit, as the mar
pssnced after they were made.
~ S " nsnk Examiners are at work on
~ nau Street Bank affairs. footing mp
ss.. nses sustained by Dickinson's
- tlons. President Evans says it
anovn whether statement will
- Today. Il was rumored on the
~ y soai stockholders would not be
r. " pef cent, and that the defaica-
Pss.;ss larger than stated. The Vice
80 states that stockholders will
MI ~ per cent and depesitors in
a. "a; q .eliahie authority says the de-
a A. y MOI De over $4,000. Rumors
sim J. stsest. however, put the defalca-
~ y 100000. A broker Who dealt