Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-28

Issue that could divert the 4n,i-sIavarv
men vi the Western reserve from thS
one great absorbing question. and I
oeheVe toe same discipline OF uipd
prevails nov. and that no sids. issns
VIII be permitted to divert from the
controlling question Of this camuai0n
GOOD good 81 | thank Won osn'
tIefnen, Tor your reception, and / con
sioef thAt have only indicated the sub
lect upon which others will address
you, when | bid you a very cordial
farewell. Prolonged cheering
Judge West made brief speech. and
vas followed by ex Secretary WIndou
ana MIR. Ienney. Blaine and party r.
'uFned to Cleveland, where he arrived
at clock. He remained at tks Ken
nard House. Receiving callers ana ar
tending TO his correspondence. untiI &
clock. when he returned TO Mrs. Gar.
heid's. re will spend a oaiet suuaay
there, going to church in the forruoor
ana In the afternoon he will probably
VISIT Sarneld's tomb. On Monday he
VIII leave for Toledo aud bevoad.
sad Double saicide.
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 27.-In the woods
Just beyond the corporation limits the
dtao oodies of mas and woman were
dlscoVered this afternoon, side by eide
ana still warm. She WAS about Il. wore
a diamond brooch and was dressed with
exquisite taste be was few years her
senior. Between them lay revolver
WITH two chambers emptied Near by
WAS note III a clear bold hand, as :oI.
lows:
I" As We cannot be united in life. We
Will be in death.
GEORGE FAUsrERIcK,
ANNIE MAsLoR."
LoriIlaras Farm sold
NEw YORK, Sept. 27.-Geo. Lorillard
has sold his farm at Islip, Long Island,
to h. Cutting, for $1,000. Has celebra-
ted racing stud will be removed.
An Old Indictment Brought Tp
SALT LAKE, Sept. Y.-Today an old
indictment against Jobn w. Youag. son
OF Brigham, the prophet, for polygamy,
was brought up i'll the District Court
here. and next Saturday WAS set for his
arraignment. lie has been out on 5000
bail since 1879.
For Congress.
HELENA Mont. J, Sept. 27.-The Re
publican Congressional Convention, in
session here today, nominated Hiram
Knowles of Butte.
Iaeeadiary Fires ai Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Sept. a. At o'cloek
this afternoon the twelfth incendiarv
fire in Cleveland within Is hours, was
started in the lumber yard of the Cieve-
land Sawmill and Lumber Company, in
the heart of the great lumber district
on the flats. strong wind carried the
hames eastward through the yard, de-
streyiug 100000 feet of lun ber, and so
feet of tne trestle of the Connection
Valley Railway, cutting of trains from
access to the depot. The tire was check
cd here with loss of $4,000.
About four O'Clock, n small boy stand
ing IA, ar the passenger station of the
Cunnotton Valley Railway, observed
man creep stealthily up to baggage
car and passenger coach standing on
aide track. Shortly after be noticed
flames issning from the rear coach. tie
gave the alarm,aad locomotive backed
up and drew the cars into "a open space
where they were completely cutted with
a loss of only 5000, the cars being mar
now gage. Tue entire department was
at the lumber fire, and had the flames
from the burning cars reached the depot
large district densely filed with wood
en buildings, must have been swept
bare.
Towards five O'Clock, lire was dis
covered III Claire stree, but WAS ex-
tinpuished without dam tge. Ine kind
linps used wsre two packing boxes sat
urated with coal oil. No arrests have
been made.
Purdy 4 Mcneil. one of the largest
lumber firms in the city, today received
an Anonymous letter from Chicago,
warning tht IN that their stock would be
III ashes before Monday morning. The
machine works reserved o similar warn
ing. aud bota firms have taken preeau-
tions accordingly. The excitement is
general, and there il hardly resident
of Cleveland but feels spprehensive for
the safety of his property.
Miss weitsn's Death
DENVER, Sept. T.--Later infoIma
of the death of Miss Carrie Welton,
who perished in snow storm while
making the descent of Longs Peak on
Tuesday night, has beeu received, aud
the opinion beobmes general that Miss
Welton was deserted by the guide, who
did not return to her rescue till the next
morning. Gilbert, the liverymau At
Estes Park. says that. obedient To Miss
Welton's orders, he drove over tn the
guides house ON "Wednesday morning
to meet her on her return from the
summit and drive her back 20 the l. ties
Park Hotel. Ga reaching the guides
house he was inform ed of Miss Welton's
death. aud told that the father aud sou
were on the peak bringing the body
down. The llversman drove rapidly up
the trail five mites where he met the
men with the body. which was found
only mile further on. Ii was then 10
O'Clock In the norninR--six hours from
the time the guide says he found the
body. Residents of the park diseredit
the suide's story, and charge him with
criminal cowardIce. lie is possibly re-
sponsible for the lady's death, and the