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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-22

( WAS. NAhER, LEADING WATCH
~ maker and jeweler. in the Yesler-
Leary block, deals in Diamonds. Watches.
Ieweiry, Silverware, Weber Pianos Estey
Organs and other Musical Instruments
Notarial seal at 81. Watches and jew
elry repaired and warranted sel0 If
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IEENlTlES.

The whatcom wharf has been con-
tracted - be oBpieted within three
weeks.
1t has been concluded at Tao ma.
with the implied consent OF the Post
Office Department.. TO change the post
Office name of New Tacoma TO Tacoma.
and the post office name of Tacoma TO
Old Tacoma.
s. K. Geddis. the well known cattle
dealer of kittitas Valley. bought last
week a single band of so cattle at an
"all round" figure of S23 per head.
These animals will probably be made
victims to the appetites of citizens OF
Seattle.
J. c. Horr whose name has been pub
lished among the list of the candidates
for appointment As delegate to the Chi
cago Convention, authorizes the state
ment that lie is not candidate. and will
not allow his name to be used as such
in the Territorial Convention.
The Simon d Browstone building,
which was slightly damaged by fire u
few nights since. was insured in the
PLpnlx of Hartford and Home of New
York Insurance Companies, represented
by Blanchard d Webb. The loss has
been adjusted and wall be paid in few
| days.
1t is now definitely stated that the
steamer Olympian will come down from
J Tacoma on Monday next. and next day
make her first run to Victoria. 1t Is
said that the Olyrnpian will be run from
| Victoria 80 as to get to Tacoma and
back again to Seattle with the passen-
gers from Portland, relieving the Emma
| HAYWARD to that extent.
STREET RAILWAY PRosPECTs-F. II
Osg cd. member of the Boston syndi-
cate recently formed for the purpose OF
building a system of street railroads
throu. hout the length and breadth OF
Seattle. 1as arrived, and Is now nego-
tiating with the parties to whom fran
chlses were grated some time ago. II
everything Is made satisfactory Mr.
OsgoOd will arrange for the building Of
the Front street line and the line t.
Lake Union before returning East. On
his return he will lay the proposition OF
the property holders on Jackson street
for line before his people, and if con,
sdered favorably Mr.. Osgood will re-
turn and superlntend the work of con
structlon.
A.,
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LOST.

4 BUNCH OF KEYS WITH RING
N and tag attached The tag had the
owners name on it. and ths finder Will be
suitably rewarded on returning he prop
erty 10 the owner, At the Grange store
corner of Front and Madison streets
92 :. II. BUrTEkfIhLD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-22

THE FIRM OF W. CALKINS & co
having effected a change in their bu 81.
ness all parties indebted to them will
please call and settle their accounts. and
any one having claims against them will
for settlement. w. CAI,kINS & a.
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j. ,. TAUE,
THOMAS BURKE.
~ h,ua- u-

4 short funeral setvice was held at
the family residence, on the corner of
Fourth and Pike streets last evening,
conducted by the Rev. Goo. IL. Watson,
after which the casket containing the
body was conveyed to the steamer, and
today will be taken to Portland for in
terment. The bereaved family have
tie sympathy of a host of friends In
this community.
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House to Let.
NOTICE.

\ PPLi TO q. c. PHINNEY & co.
a mr11 Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-22
WANTED.

1--WE IRONERS. AT THE SEATTLE
Il Steam Laundry; wages. So per
month none but men need apply. jail
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4 SITUATION As SALESMAN OK
y bookkeeper, by q young man from
the East: csn converse in English enG
Scandin Wan reference if required. Ad-
dress +. V. New Tacoma. W T. 1875
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0uVA
Y]aWn1 0OOM0]u 31lIv]S
NOTICE

I HAVE A QUANTITY OF THREE
l inch wharf plank and some ~. coo feet
of twO-inch sidewalk plank. which l will
sci alongside wharf in Seattle for s. per
thousand 1861 r.. L. MARSHALL.
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For Sale.

SOI ID 10
T A GREAT BARGAIN. ON AC-
n count of departure. splendid up
right piano. with an elegant cover; also,
nice stool and cover; price, only 500. In
quire at dressmaker's. Seneca ST., between
second and Third mrs l2t
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For Rent.

TWO HOUSES ON THE WILTER-
/ mood place, near Lake Union. Apply
on Sixth street between Union and Pike
to W. w. POOLE mrlS'
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MEANS BJJSIN i2~S EVERY TIME.
YEAR.
,hvwius
TN. purchase
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-26

lS the twelve months ending with Feb.
ral,. : lrss there were l 400 cases Of suicide,
agains! 1906 during the previous year.
The New York Chronicle, very accurate
insurance paper, goes exhaustiyely into
the subject. The males far outnumbered
che females. TIE creates! number occurred
during the summer months, as usual, and
inrespect OF age, at t'lty years. heyoung-
est was six years Of ago and the oldest nine.
.y.iour. Love trouble ranks high in
Causes, but it is only fifth in The list. In.
sanity, which is somewhat indefinite,
stands first; family troubles are second,
and sickness third. For fourth place there
= tie between business troubles and dis
slpa,ion. "Pimple on nose" is another
cause, and refers to the case Of Pennnyl.
TAnia school teacher whose lie was thus
guade uncomfortable. Need it bo said thu!
this sensitive soul was woman? Two to
oue she wnB also q spiuster. A Missouri
man lock bis lie out Of mortified pride,
because, though he had done good deal
Of wholesale numbering, he Ind not killed
up to the measure Of his opportunities. A
boy killed himself because his father re-
proved him. Suicide is most frequent
where the order Of intelligence Is highest
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"CAN SUUli THINGS BE
And Overcome UH Lthe u SUmme
Cloud" Let Alone II Cy clone.

And Overcome Un Like u Summer
Cloud" Let Alone IL Cyclone.
MACON, GA, April 25.-Some remerka.
bio stories Of the freaks OF the late cyclone
come in, showing the force Of the wind. In
Chipley, Mr.. Bslfo.d's body was blown
against u tree and wrapped around it in
such manner that it he'd 10 be stripped in
shreds from it. When Mrs. Langford was
found lying amid the wreck of her home
her infant child was casped in her arms in
an embrace so strong that the strength oil
four men was required to release the child
from the arma OF the mother that had absr.
doned herself to the fury OF the storm, but
clung with tenacity to the child stronger
than the power OF the inturiated winds.
The home OF DR.. Thornton was scattered
like chat before tho winds, but his wife
and one.week-old child, were blown some
distance and were lodged upon ieashe,
bed which had been blown ahead by the
winds. Mrs. Thornton says she couid zee
by the flashing lightning that her bsbs was
drowning in the torrent OF water, and that
by shaking it and tnrning itE face down
ward she saved its life. Mr.. Irwin was il
with typhoid fever when the house blew
away. around him. He lifted timbers Of
his bed which afterwards required thu
united s.sangth Of four men to move.
water spout occurred in Paulding county
which sunk hole forty feet. The rain die
100000 damsge il Heard county.
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LEr.it be granted, as freq traders assert,
TIA, everything, from sheet anchor to a
bodk.n ia cheaper in Great Britain than
in the United sta.cs-why is it that q
steady stream Of immigration pours in
from Greai Britain? II wo leave out oi
the question dollars and cent?, pounds,
shillinss and pence, may it not be that
these subjects Of free trade country come
to this land OF protection because a days
labor buys moro here than there? The
element Of cheapnegs ia essentially com.
psrative, depending upon more than the
mere price. Rent aside, it is not true that
Living is generally higher in this country
.hun III England. But while living is not
higher here it iB better.
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WIRE WAITS,

The Wolviugton 4 TinBman sawmill, at
Williamsport, Pa, has burned. Loes $40.
600; insured for $4,000. II
The lsborers, shearmen, 6remen and
blacksmiths employed at Brown 4 Co.'s
rolling mill, Pittsburgh, struck yesterday
against 10 percent reduction and the milf
closed down.
charlep W. Eugg, the Long Island re:
ssssln, has been found guilty oi the murder
of Mrs. Maybee and daughter at 0yete,
Bay. A motion for new tria! wss denied
The leaders Of the tariff discussion in tn,
llouss contemplate closing the general de
bate May g;h. sIr. kasson will make tn,
closing speech on the Republican aide. II,
expecia 10 make motion to s!rtko out .h
enactiug clause OF the bill. =
The Henry College Lottery, Of Kentucky
which has been having so much troubl
WITH tns postoilice authorities, has SUE
pended operations. The officers claim tn
lottery could not bo operated under tn
existing laws. The company is suppose
' to have lost considerable money.
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A brutal DISPLAY
Of FlSticulr prOwess-WOmen Cheering
the COMbatRuts.

y PiTgaDuRdH, Pa, April o5.-One Of the
most remarkable prize fights that ever oc.
Cured in this city or vicinity took place
las: night ut the Arsenal between Bison
Jack and Jack Clifford, for SlO0 a side.
Previous to the battle q ball had been in
progress, in which over thirty young girls
and several mothers with infants in arms
were participants. When time was called
ut lO:S0the women, as well as the men,
crowded around the ring, and during the
fight the former were the mos. enthusiastic
i shouters for, their respective favorites.
The fight was with soft gloves,
london prize ring rules. From the start
Clifford, who displayed The most science
had the best Of 1t and go on had the battle
well In hRnds. Bilson Jack fought save.
gely. however, and refused to give up until
the l2th round when friends interiered and
awarded tho prize to Clifford. Both men
were terribly punished. Bilson Jack had
to be carried from the ring. A number Of
policemen watched the fight TO the close
without interfering. The battle lasted one
hour md torty.tive minutes. ,,-., .....
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Ho wall. Consider IL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Col. Richard
NJ. Muckle, Of the Ledger, mentioned as
Miniater to Berlin, saya he has been offer.
ed the position but would have to take the
matter into consideration in view Of do.
mestic and business affairs. Col. Muckle
speaks the German language and was frs
brought into correspondence with tho gov.
ernmeat Of Germany through his efforts to
relieve the distress Of the widows and or.
nhans OF those slain in the war with
France. Then nearly $4,000 was sent to
Germany. Col. Muckle interested himself
in behalf Of the S!rasburg library and has
succeeded in collecting between ten and
eleven thousand volumes, ~-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-26

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, April 25.-A special
to the Journal reports that at one O'Clock
this morning two men robbed the house
oil VIM. Wayne, farmer, residing ncar
Berne Ames county, securing small sum
OF money. The men went then to the
house of Amos Brackans!rous, three GUAR.
terd Of a mile from Wayne's, and gained
an entrance. The noise wakened BrAcke1.
slrous. As he rose in bed he was shc,
through the head and the house robbed Of
s73. Two men suspected OF the crime
were arrested in Geneva and lodged in
Jailat Bluifton, Wells county. Great e1.
citement and threats OF lynchiuy are re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-26
rIrTsHURGn INDUSTRIES.
weekly Review OF tho Mutation
Among the n Ills Rnd Mines.


PlrTsBuHGn, April 25.-Mining natter
In this section can be said teraely 10 III
quiet. On the railroads, lake contracts a II
beginning to be received, but they are
backward for the season. Ono or two larpt
orders have been booked, and it is. expect.
ed the season will be thoroughly open BY
the lat Of May. A heavy north shipmen
Is then expected, and as one dealer puts it,
There will be larger amount shippel
this summer than ever before" Prices still
are 81 lc on the wall. The men arc working
about three.lourths time, but are atiil
striking ut Irwin Station. The coal mined
at Irwin all goes east. e.
The run on the river will end in the mid
die Of May nnless rise should occur. OPAL
ia still quoted at Cincinnati at cents
bushel and 80 cents u barrel at New Or
leans. Tho stocks are large enough to keep
prices at that figure Tor some time. The
pools are generally busy and but few labor
troubles are occurring just now. Coke re.
mains at 81 10 for furnace and 81 % for
foundry. These prices will not change q
May l. The output iH still limited by the
pool and the demand is not such that thele
are any indications Of the idle ovens light
ing up. Shipments are about 700 cars
day. The railroads are trying to adjust
pool GALES this week at Philadelphia. III
The window glass trade still remaira
good. Some furnaces find 1t hard to got
all the men they need. Goods are selling
up to the card rates. The flint trade is be-
ginning to fade and in the green bottle
trade there is not 30 much doing.
Pig iron has taken drop OF about so
cents below the lately quoted prices. Sales
are being made from city furnaces at $l7
cash, while quotations. rate so cents high
er. Producers must make these conceH,
sions, as manufacturers will not buy ex-
ccpt ior. immediate Use. The mills are mol.
running up to full capacity and the diff
Guilty over the iron ecale adjustment looms
upto prevent orders. The scales as pre-
posed by tho Amalgamated Association
mean Il slight advance in coat on some
goods, and as the manufacturers want 10
percent reduction all around, tis hard to
tell the outcome Steel rails are still quoted
here at $50, although sales are reported
East at S335 to S3l.N late sales are reported
hers at all. The nail trade is still dull for
the season. Prices, however, arc held
Closo by the card. Manufa,t red ilon is in
about the came condition, lew orders and
small prospects Of improvement. Steel is
as last reported.
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BELLAIRE,
Death OF Mrs. neutrality-suspicious. OH.

Death or Mrs. ficKniiip-vnriou Otn er
News Notcs.
The boring OF the gas we'll here still goes
on.
The Big Ton dancs at tZ;lch's hall this even.
Ing.
James Benson il assisting City Surveyor
A. J. Norton in his city work.
The Drowa Blse Ball Club will have fes.
tival at City Hall this evening.
Sam. g. Chambers will run the Maxwell
House. Mrs. Maxwell will leave next week
for Oregon. ..
a number oil Belgian glass workers and
their families arrived here yesterday. They
haYe bsen working in this country some time.
G. W. Devormau and Miss Kate Ipgle,
were married Thuraday evening at the home
Of the BRIDES father, II. NJ. Ingler, on Rose
Bellaire's own green houses and those OF
neighboring towns are sending In supplies OF
flowers, baskets and plants that are On sa.e In
various places.
Both the Baltimore e. Ohio and tho Cleve.
land Il Pittsburgh yards have had all the
deposit left by the Hood removed and the
ground covered with cinders:
Hubert Dickmsn and wife have returned
from the West, where they went about a
year ago. Mira. D.ckman 10 daughter Of
David Riggs OF South Bellaire. 1
G. w. Meredith, railroad contractor, was il,
town yesterday. jos. Hubbard and force
Ot men are getting ready to begin driving
piles for An extension OF the 0. v, tvitchel
farther down the river front.
Riley's grocery wagon delivering goods ran
OIL on the Bsnwood side yesterday, the horse.
being frightened at an engine. Several un.
successful attempts had been made 10 sto :
tho team,' when finally man gave chase and
climbing 10 the back OF the wagon, got the
line1 and stopped the team. ri
A telegram YVES received here yesterdsy
announcing the death Of Mrs. J. <. McKaI
lip, vile OF tho pss!or OF tho First Presby
terian church. She has been long an invalid
autiering with consumption. She left Bel!
aire and went to Pittsburgh year ago, hop
Ing that batter care conld be had and a favor
ite physician could help her, ,bu,she died ther
yesterday. Mr.. McKalip, who has beer
with his wife every possible minute, has
been In attendance at Presbytery, u. Cadiz
but short time when word was sent him o
his wiie's death. She will be buried ut Lsech
burg, Sunday. n
! Wantsd-.wo STEADY ccat.makers. Call q
or address Geo. s. Evans, 22S Belmont s.rpst
Balla:re, o. @,N T7- =
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pLEUHO-pNEUNONIA
tDrealts Out III ~ Wnshiu.ton County,
| Pn., Herd VI CNltle. :.

ACfo NJ \NklCs
PITTSBURGH, April 25.-A disease resem.
bling pleuro.pneuuonia, has broken out
among the cattle Of Washington county.
Vetrinary surgeons pronounce it conta.
gious and have recommended 10 Governor
Pattison to quarantine the district.
The disease frat Developed itself about
months ago on the farm OF Robert @.
Vance. and proved a puzz!er to a number
OF physicians called in consultation in
several cases. The Washington County
Stock Breeders Association took the mat
ter in hands few days sgo, and after m
investigation called in frat class veteri.
nary surgeon, who madsa thorough ex-
animation oil one OF the young cows af-
fected, selected for dissection, and it was
found the structural changes in the lungs
were similar to thoae in pleuro.pneumonia,
sufficient to prove it was Of contagious
character. Tho body OF the COW soleGted
was not altogether a fair subject, as it had
been picked out Of herd on account oil
the owner valuing it at q lees figure than
others. The diagnosis proved beyond a
doubt, however, symptoms Of pleuro.pneu.
monia, and 40 the balance OF the herd was
tainted in the came manner it was recon-.
mended by the doctor that the entire dis.
triCt be Guarantined until a thorough oilic.
ial examination be made. Governor Patti
son WAS telegraphed the facts and it il
probable an order will be officially issued
on the DOCTORS suggestion.
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MOUNT STERLING, Ky, April 25.-Esrly
this morning between forty and fifty men
went to the residence OF the jailer and de-
manded admittance, the leader stating that
he was the Sheriff Of Breathitt county with
Il prisoner. The ja;lor was on the point OF
admitting them when it was discovered
that the party was Il mob intent on hang.
ing n. prisoner named William Osborne,
aentenced for FIVE years for killing Henry
Thomas. The leader OF the mob told the
jai!or that unless he surrendered the keye
he would batter down the doors. This was
done, but the jailer with two Sons were in
the second story well armed and defied the
mob to ascend the stairs. After searching
the lower part Of the house for the keys oi
the TAILOR they left the premises.
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Mallalieu, OF Boston; II. A. Buttz, Presi.
dent OF Drew Theological Seminary; 0. II.
Tiffany, Of New York, and Jacob Todd, ol
Newark, New Jersey. From all can
hear tho Western candidates have the best
chance this year, owing to the fact that the
Episcopal plums, four years ago, all
went TO Eastern men. To give
the names Of NIL who would like to be made
Bishops would occupy many columns.
The Episcopal bee Ia supposed 10 buzz In
the bonnets Of all church officers, all pre-.
siding elders and thousands OF the rank
and file, but as the Bible says "he that de.
sireth the Office OF a Bishop desireth good
thing" suppose We mus! not think hard
OF these brethren. p
1t IL not likely the Conference will make
any radical changes Of church law. Despite
all tho agitation that has been going on, Il
looka aa though three yeals would still
stand IS the pastoral limit and the presid.
ing elderahip DO left unimpaired. Prob.
ably, however, provision will be made for
the admission OF laymen to voice and
vote In the annual conference, and some
minor clauses In tho discipline may be re.
Vlsed. Further than this deponent sayeth
not for the present. MT.
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wAsuINaroN, D. G., April e5.-rhs
troubles in a family occupying high social
station, and which has been on the tongue
Of gossip for CONS time, to-day took tansi'
b!e iorm in The shape OF = ssst ior divorce
brought by Helen Marshall Carrol! assipet
S,muelS. Carroll, Msjor General on tho
retired list Of tie United Statca army. Tho
change ;saduitery with notorious women Of
tia city. The petitioner states that they
we're married at t'l. louis September 3,
1865, by the Rev. Dr. Schuyler, her maiden
name being Helen Bennett; that, siuAs the
discovery Of thaae otlsusee, for the sake o!
her children sud in tks hope that he would
abardon his vicious habits, 0he remained
with him, but his conduct has been daily
growing worse, and therefore she seeks tht
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TUgEE is marked change in the temper
Of Southern and Western newspapers If
their Discussion Of bankrupt measures
Though not iayoring the Lowell bill Rs 1
whole they begin to uee tina. bankrup
bill would he Of benefit to trade. 1t 10 no
lony since they took the ground that {
bankrupt law was hostile to the interests
Of agricultural communities, than which
there could not be greater fallacy. Al
classes OF honest men would be benefited
bv prudent national bankrupt law.
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ENGLISH ECHOES.

The London PoA Gays the government
has decided upon an expedition for the
rescue Of G Gordon. E
The lord Mayor Of London IL raising q
fund ior the relief Of the aufTerers from the
recent earthquake. , 's'".
Advices from India state the cholera Is
abating ut Calcutta. One death from
cholera is reported at Bombay. III
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Tnr Cincinnati Commercial Ga:stts says

TnI Cincinnati Commercial Gd:ette says
The contes. between tho B!aineaud Sher.
man men hes Il singular aspect OF amiabil.
i:y. Sherman ID the second choice Of nearly
all the Blaine men, Blaine is the second
choice Of the great majority Of the Sher.
man men. Neither Sherman nor Blaine
ias been in outright iashion candidate
for the Presidency. Both have had good
rcssors for reservations. Neither could
help the pressure from friends, or refuse
the use Of their names by those to whom
they had become standards. It would be
Troublesome to ssy exactly what the rum
oers OF the Sherman and Blaine msn ars
iu the delegation at large. The four dole
gates at-large are e4uitAbly divided. Ons
lsa positive Sherman man, one thorough
going D.aire man, and two are for both
Sherman and Blaine, ready 10 90 easily ane
strongly for either. ss
There onght to be nothing lees than al
amiable contest between the Blaine mer
md the Sherman men. ~