Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-26
EASTERN NEWS.
.u.,~rAryD PRESS DISPATCHES


Corn at Auction.
c,cisSATI, March % hirty-on'
C". corn. con,ribut. d by the citizens
ensS ~ County. Kansas, TO to
Q! snfYsrers. were sold at auction to
e'oo change. As there Was a laTc.
oN dsrce the bidding was spirited
Ss'ea r.t car load was bought by ths
!5e ers Express Company, aud the re
"nsiuder ali sold at outside prices
severely Beaten.
c.rpySvrLIE iO.), March 25.-ln z
this morning between railroad Ia
!o s brothers named joyce were
oe,s,v beaten. One Of them had his
Iii crushed with An axe, and will Gle
Inventors Convention.
c,,crv,;.TI. March 25.-The Iuven.
=; Convention assembled at Music
%.r ,oday. The attendance is large
~ ACTIONS of the country being repre-
ssntsd
NV YoHx, March 2o.-The brig A. J
1s.et,. of Belfast, Maine. was wrecked
~ February Goth southeast OF Hattera:
Sr,;nc heavy gale. The captain and
oeor went down with the vessel. The
~. took to the boat, but five of the
s.s. disd from exposure. The Only
n,yiyor was picked mp after being n
hoors in the boat.
A sercnNder shot.
p,s1 SAGINAW Mich. March %
Last night party Of young people
zen. 70 oharivarl newiv-marrled
sonple rear the town OF Coleman. On
.bsir return they halted a; the resi-
Ssnre Of an old German ramed Van
vslkeuburg, and gave him benefit,
men be opened frs on the party, kill.
mo A young nan named cisave. Van
ys!ksnburg fed.
The s;aca Li.i.
yvv YogK. March d =. \. Three's.
M. 80. lI3jG i's, l2iM Pacific
e. lZ; American Express 30. chi
700. Burlington and Quincy 24Az, Cel-
raj Pacific 531s. hcr.he,n Paniiis 2laz-
yorthern Pacific preferred Az, Nortn-
vestern ~, New York Central 1874.
pacific Mail 5214 .Pau,ma o. Texas Pao
a. Union Pacific 751s, Wells. Fargo
no Western Union 72$4, Ltckawanna,
ia,gI. Denver an Hio Graude 1871.
Michigan Central -, Oregon Trans
sentimental 2O2s. Oregon Railway and
! NayQation s. Ore gOn Improvement
d. Book Island IFS, Erie 2las, Lake
Shore lO0s,, St. Pau, H3l, United States
Express j9il. Hannibal and St. jos 49,,
Canada Pacific -, Canada Southern
4 Rx, Kansas and Texas 20la, Louisville
md Nashville 47za.
A Murderous Countess.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Countess
Deraeouslia, a Hungarian, has been
wmmitied to pris II IN default of $lS.-
90 bail, for shooting boy named Will
ted G. Coad. The countess has been
eOpping at a house ON South Tenth
sreet, and burning gas all night. At
4 80 this morning the landlady sent
4 Joung Coad. II years old, to the room Of
ths countess TO ask her to extinguish the
Ieht. The countess immedi Ately seized
q pistsl ard without rising from her bed
hot the boy in tho lett side. The boy 4
vound IL serious, but not necessarily
fatal.
AUGUST schelIs Condition.
NEw York. March - The death of
August Scaell il moAentArilv expected.
Nysree Case In the Vanderbilt Family.
Vanderbilt Allen, whose wife is seek
d no divorce, AYERS in his affidavit that
ls wife il estranged from him through
he infiue noe Of his mother-in law and
sr lawyer. He says he was and is now
q sady to take his wife TO his house.
IIen il n cradson Of the late Commo-
Drs Vanderbilt.
Village Destroyed by u Cyci0ue.
LEXINGTON, Ky, March 25.-It is re-
ii psted tonight that the village of Cole.
nnsville. Harrison county, 40 miles
4 ron here, was almost entirely DESTROYED
Cyclone which swept over IL at five
&ielock this afternoon. II is said that
NDpsople we're killed by flying debris of
Nkildings. and 10 or ~ injured. Moth
Nre dsfni.e is known. but tho rumor il
2nnsrally credited.
4 Journalist Dead.
PsovIDsoe, IL. l., March 25.-Mr. Dav-
I bon, editor aud proprietor of theProv-
\ anoe Jon.Hol died tonight, aged IS.
Woman suffrage Talk.
NV Io8K, March %. - John w.
loyt, ex Governor of Wyoming. is
ks on business. He has sent a letter
s.hs leading members of the Le2isla-
nv Of this State. strongly recommend
/ ae woman suffrage, with an account of
b Ofieiai experience with its practical
avofkinRs il Wyoming. and saying that
bis business allowed, he would visit
llbsny and urge the Legislature to
aict it.
New Tariff.
NEw io,:K. March u. --Commissioner
FINK has issued the following notice,
tnofding TO the demand made for r
sduction.n the tariff of rates. Notice is
fsby given, taking effect March 18th.
nj the rates OH bullion bars in oar
NJ, ofav llue not to exceed 800 per
y =, will b. % cents per 100 pounds, and
ang lead in carload. 20 cents per 100
Funds from Chicago to New York.
se reduced rates apply on tho arti-'
named and not guaranteed for the
lsndar year, but may be advanced on
adays' notice.
Jsst what They ALI Do.
snknnAaRE (Pa.). March 25.-Lu-
ne County delegates to the State
M'eation have been instructed to
Tor Blaine delegates to the Ma
saa Convention.
Louisiana Floods.
Aros RoUaE (La.), March 25.-The
Metnor received dispatch today say
mat the Black, Lower Quachita and
Little. LOwor and Upper Tensas
~ sections we're entirely overlooked.
people and stock need immediate
IL The Sessha Falls scare.
ssHA FALLS, Ran, March 25.-There
new cases OF cattle disease in the
ad,,s. ~ '' WIG '''' IVA
Fire At Cheyenne.
lNSE, Wye. T.. March 25.-This
lno at half past one o'clock the
%cslls establishment of +. Z. War
ESQ. took fire and burned. being a
WEES OF about $l5O.0OO With an in
-, OF $4,000. The Inter Ocean
narrowly escaped destruction.
"Rln OF the fire cannot be traced.
% Wall street.
wv YORK, March 25.-Governments
e railroads. generally firm. Stocks
denoe Of better support in the
N"u, and prices ranged higher than
~, close last night. There was
any thing like reaction up to
Z, at which time % out OF the IS
we're higher than last night.
noon until o'clock the market
sv uu and heavy, and prices declined
th, the latta, ho;,u D..,ln Nail