Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-02
EASTERN NEWS.

EASTERN NEWS.
.rrp PRESS DISPATCHES.
-.,..r Upder Di0eulsiea.
:, P.uI Mimi. Feb. 9;-Ine . as,
81 e,sin from Portland. aoous wnlca
49, nave been % many romon' nas
Tho passengers say toe niss
sf Ir occurred at Heron. where the
day 49, train was overtaken. The
peeoeo.sm aiued four days and the
efsa shree days. Two more halted
fosneI - hefore a start could be made.
q 49, vas caused BY snow. the
Inc 49, -, Heron being six or seven
~ IN a level. At Helena delay
- ~ bouts occurred. The train
q saysd on TO Billings, where a IL
tneo s,ou vas made. This WAS occa-
boons he vashouts. At Forsythe the
ao, laid 20 for nine hours, while a
tnu nssiou train went ahead to try
'.c"ir the bridges. Shortly after
ano ..sio vas again gotten under way It
lain stopped and the engine sent
En- test a small bridge. The en-
49, s.sd safety and then returned
.hs traiu. A the latter passed over
1870, supporting it was strained and
rc;ne and coaches rocked from
- 70 side, the former nearly turning
-. The river Oh the other sioe Oh
T"s.vthe was breaking up rapidly. Al
H.is,s the snow had disappeared and
- Vas no suffering from the weather
!. v.nt of food. West OF Miles City
-. rsssspQers had the windows raised
-. ~ n The time. East Of that point
-. ,smnersture gradually grew colder.
r.. coidest weather throughout the
- vaa At Detroit. Minn., where u reg
;.ssred 50 degrees below zero.
Fast In the lee.
ponoaxyypsrE, NY, March 1.-The
..amsr Daniel 3. Miller and a barge
"a fast in the ice In the hishiands, with
rssespQsrs and freight on board.
Nigh Tides.
HrurxR's PorST, l.. l., March LEX
t,.ordiuary high tides occurred along
~ north shore Of Long Island yester-
Ssy. AMI much damage was done 70
docks.
A New Motor.
c.n.oo. ILL.,, March Ian announce-
usnt II made of the invention Of a re-
.s,kab,e motor known as the triple
Thsrmic Motor" The motive power ID
~ vapor Of carbon. 1t has been in
n,sstical use in drawing a sixty horse
rovef engine for six months past, in the
Esment Paving Manufacturing Com
usny. on West Forty Sixth street. The
diacoyery consists in evolving bisulphide
n carbon into vapOr for operating ma
shinery BY generating heat in q gene
r.tof. and Transforming it int a weasel
containing bisulphide Of carbon. Tho
Iatsut heat Of steam Ia utilized TO CON
van the bisulphide of CARBON into va
uoe. only l18 deg. being necessary "a
produoe tho vapOr. A prominent enGi.
- Of Chicago. in giving the result OF
biz examination Of the new motor, says
Il cav q fifteen horse power boiler with
very little fire under Il generating steam
which generated the new motor, which
in turn ran An engine of 20 horse pow.
e." A syndicate has been formed
which will cOntrei the invention and IL
pAtents, with a capital stock of BE-.
60COOO, Of which 81. 000. 600 have already
besp realized on stock. Ex-Governor
Hubbard, OF Texas, and ex-COllectoI
bird, of Boston, are mentioned al
being largely interested in the new mo-
tos syndicate.
Salts fer Dansases.
UNronrowN PA. }, March l.--Suit haa
bsen entered against the Connellsvills
Iron d Coal Company by five widows
whose husbands were killed by the re-
can't explosion at the West Leisenine
shaft. The damages are laid ut $l5, OO(
In each case.
Negroes Murdered.
JACKSONVILLE Fla. March Tive
negroes ON Thursday camped near thu
depot Of New Bradford. Yesterday
forenoon both were discovered dead in
tteir camp, one shot through the head
and the other terribly INITIATED, with
half Of his head chopped of with an
axs. There il no clue 70 the murderers.
Don't Lake she 8ill.
FoBr WORTH, Feb. D.-Ths pleuro-
pneumonia bill az pessSd by the House
ysstsrd " 10 regarded with general dis
hyor BY tho cattlemen In this vicinity.
they unanimously say that it can bo Of
no practical benefit to tho cattle inter
ssts Of Texas, and are hopeful OF its de-
feat. Col. W. q. Young. o Q of the larR-
CT owners in the State, says he does not
think the bill in its present form 0an ~
nously affect the cattle trade Of Texas
U The provisions Of il are executed In q
Wopsr spirit. he says any violent op-
pmltiOn 70 the transportation 0t Texas
cattle would transfer the refrigeratinR
inisrssts to this State, and Texas beef
would b sent to all the markets Of the
soansry.
4 Sen Of the Crstacndens.
L0umvtLLE, Ky, Feb. 3.-Thomas
Cnttsuden, SON Of x-United States
Marshal, and grandson Of John j. Crit
tsaden, the noted Kentucky statesman,
~ today sentenced to three years In
Prison for killing negro boy. Ross
1oslsy at Anchorage. Ky. Crittenden
~ avid, reckless youth, continually
getting in trouble. The negro had tes-
H6sd against him. and whom they met
Csittsndsn killed him with . shot gun.
III sentenced man 10 also related to
~ Governor Ut Missouri, and on that
eeeoont the best legal talent defended
lin. IL Was doubtful IL the jury would
ecavist him Of the murder Of Z negro,
md W decision was watched with
MsAt interest.
rrize fiGht.
RnmsuRa, Feb. "a hard glove
lehs tonight between John Smith Of
Colorado aud William Mcdonald Of
EnGland, for q pnrss Of 500, resulted
q ~ defeat Of Smith in the fourth