Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-02

vas convicted today Of yiolasino IN.
oesffatity lava By aiding il outfftsnr
an armed expedition against a frisndlv
power. The Jury was out oulv sufHoert.
~ long to take good dinner. Tbe
curious feature Of this Aeusrro mate
mas been made public TO-DAY. Amone
the papers left here by him was a let,er
from prominent and Influential Soan.
lard. who bad Travelled with Aorerro
from New Orleans 10 Kew West- and
theu proceeded TO Havana. Iesvino
ARusrro here during the vow ACE. Ths
10 after of the Contemplated raid was
discussed, the Spsnisrd endeayoria0 "a
dissuade ARuerro, on account of tse
disturbed coalition of Cuba, and ASSN
ing him that large Sums of money ooul5
De contributed by Hayanese for his
beneht. IN which the Government xonId
probably JOIN, IL he would desiss from
MS purpose. The letter states that the
writer bad seen Captain General Cas-
tiilo, who had said such m ,tters vers
not 70 arranged; that he had apparent
~ happiness and prosperity in the conn
Try. out II the statements were made
through the proper diplomatic channels
oy Agnerro. or some lepalized method
adopted 10 reaching the matter. IL might
De considered. Aguerro replied. saving
that Simultaneous With the raoeint 81
the letter, he should be in COBB. ready
TO continue the correspondence. Gev.
eminent officials were informed that a
vessel had left a northern part with a
large quantity OF ammunition on board
The plan 10 for the vessel TO RIM into
hlilssorough Inlet, and there 10 be- met
by small craft, which will land stores
az Lareh Key, or Sugar Loaf. where
they propose 10 establish a secret maya
zine.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
kEoKUK, July LIN a wreck OF a con-
struction train on the Chicago. Bnr-
lington and Kansas City railroad, from
falling through Grand river bridge last
night, from ~ TO 25 men were precipi-
tated into the stream. the fall being
fron 40 TO 20 feet. and from 10 to Is
men we're more or less injured Several
OF these may die. Fred Young, Of Mi
Ian, Missouri, and John Long, of Sunl-
ner. were killed, and IL 10 reported that
three other bodies have been taken
from the wreck. Divers are at work to-
day.
Death Of the Famous apeaeetsve.
CHICAGO, July ALLEN Pinkerton,
the famous detective. died at 3:l0 this
afternoon. de has been gradually sink
ing from the effects of malarial fever
contracted some weeks ago while on a
visit South. Physicians virtually aban-
doned hope late last night. The de-
ceased WAS unconscious when he ex
pred. he WAS born in 1919, ia Glasgow,
Scotland, where his father was n ser
Reant of police. He was apprenticed TO
a cooper. At 22 years of age he attained
prominence in the Charter Isle agita
tion, the connection with which forced
him to leave Great Britain. At Dundee,
Illinois, Pinkorton established paying
o0operage business, and later Incident
ally engaged as an amateur detective.
HIS work proved success, and later de-
termiued his future career. The story
OF his establishment of the Pinkerton
detective agency, his active assistance
To the abolition movement, the promi-
nent part he took ia the secret service
during Lincoln's administration, as
we'll a. his hair brea iih escapes and won.
derfuI sagaoity, are household words
and matters OF history.
Biaine Attending commencement Ex.
crcises.
AUGUSTA, Maine, July flames @.
Blaine delivered diplomas to tue gradu-
ating class of Hallowell Classical and
Scientific Academy this afternoon, and
accompanied tbs ceremony with brief
review OF the history and progress of
the institution. Blaine IL one of its
founders, and for many years President
of the Bsard of Trustees He goes to
Wateryiile tomorrow to attend the CON-
msnoemen. exercises at C,lby Univer-
sity