Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-16

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80 w1aA IL Dsnvex nnd Nsw 0rIssn
May. Ihs work VIA b eosnpiese
4 Terrible Exp<rSe.~~.
hEv Ycnx, NOV. 1S.-Cnussin Jane
Moore, Of Rockville Center. long nj
sno, fecesved yesterday Q isstsr fros
NE nspnew. Leonard Moore. 6rst mat
o. the ErRiisk steamship Nisere. whic|
- wfscaeo on tbs ooazt u Sumatr
4 elR1ecen months aeo. The ensire are,
oxf1o seeaxneg- -tsenty- eight men-wer
made prisoners by the natives an,
taken inland, where for eleven monfh
tney were subjected 20 an xsouixing q
periencs- seven diod Of starvation ans
tnree escaped 20 meet . poasibly wors
fafe N the jnuoia. The remainder wcr,
nnaiIy ransomed by the British Goy
smmsnf, uUieh pai1 Epo0 - ths Rajsl
tor their reiease.
| a Bsaek Keenan,.
Jkcxsoa, Miss.. Nov. l5.-An ola n
gro namsd johnson. .liviHG near Clinton
cas BIS throat last night because Of fhs
4*ction Of Cleveland and Hsndricks
ns viii probably die He says be pre-
I A@tS 8E4s0 ~ SltNcxFs
4 Disasersas Bsnare.
CHICAGO, Nov LA number of youue
children stsrted bonfire tonight and
roiled into 10 barrel containing resin
and turpentine. The barrel exploded
With terrific f0eoe, very ssGi0uaiy barn.
ING six children, five Of whom are not
expected 10 survive. The names and
agss OF the SERIOUSLY injured are: Adam
Poole. 10 wears, RunneI Poole, 13 wears,
Jas. Daley. 3 years, Eddie Burke. 10
years, and Maggie Barke 8 years. The
injured we're all children Of poor peo-
pie.
Charxes 81 Fraud.
CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-Suits were insti.
tuted by Eastern creditors today against
the firm of Wolf Bros, which recentiy
failed, charging them wish fraud. The
claim 10 urged that the finn confessed
Judgment 70 the extent Of &230, 600 in
favor Of relatives and other parties,
which did not represent legitimate in
debtedness- They ask to have the judg-
ment set aside.
A Trining Diserepaaey.
NKw YORK, Nov. 1s.-The Tribaae
gives cleveland q plurality in New YORK
State of l076. The Sam makes it 1857.
The weather.
WAsHrsofoS, Nov. l5-For the North
Pacifc cvast. local rains and partly
cloudy weather.
The Foremost American Of uis Nay.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 15.-Blaine regards the
official count in New York as practically
settling the Presidential question. It IS
stated on authority that he received this
afternoon telegram from New York
ANNOUNCING the completion Of the OH
cial canvass In that city, and Informing
him that the majority for Cleveland in
that State would be 1887. The same
authority states that Blaine accepts the
result very cheerfuily, and has no re
greta growing out of his connection with
the campaign. He feels that he made
good hght, and gracefully bows to the
verdict OF the American peopls. He
believes that the Republican party will
prove true to It's grand past, and will
Increase in strength With coming wears.
He expects that in 1898 il will again be
called back into power. Blaine leaves
for Washington about tAe Fuid lie of
M 1t week, where ho and bis family will
spend the winter. He has leased the
Sargent house on Farragut Square, and
will shortly resume his work on the sec.
ond volume Of Twenty Years of Goa
grsss." The volume will be ready in
june next for publication.
what ahe Times says.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The Tsaes will not
have an editorial on Sunday on Cleve-
lands election. In their head lines they
say Tidinss Of Joy; Cleveland's title
to the Presidency established by the
New York canvass; official figures force
the tattooed pretender to pluck his
ylume (; the reform Governors plurality
In the Empire 81 .te stands still at
1885,
Fire Near oshkosh.
Oshkosh. Via, Nov. Is. AT IL o'clock
tonight a fire was discovered in the
boiler room of the Northern Hospital
for the insane, four miles north of this
city. Engines we're dispatched from
this city, bat the fire il increasing rap
idly, and there seems to be little hope
Of saving tho institution. Five hun
dred inmates we're confined In the asy-
lum.
LArKR-By dilieent work the firs vas
confined to the engine room and laun-
dry and at midnight was brought uuder
control. Wild excitement existed
among the inmates. but they we're well
handled and are unipjured. Two or
three escaped during the excitement,
and searching parties are pow after
them. The origin Of the fire is mys-
terry.
Demserasic Parade.
H..
cratic parade tonight In celebration OF
the election of Cleveland and Hen
bricks. was one of the largest demon
strations ever held In the city. The
streets along the line through which the
procession passed, were densely packed
and the paraders were continuously ap-
plauded aud cheered. An incident that
increased the COED nature Of all was
that the Republican organizstions sa-
iuted the procession a. 10 passed the
club houses by exploding guns and IRE
works. The Unique Republican Club
brilliantly illuminated its ouilding dur
ing the entire tune the procession vas
passing. IL Is estimated that 1000 men
we're 10 the parade.
The laser Ocean,
OarcAoo. Nov. I6.-Tns later 0ceaa
will print today.
WITH coLoRs FLrISo,
The count Is complete and the Old
Gaard marches Oh the field, bat il goes
With eolors flying, and step as firm and
true as went the msn from Sumter. un-
daunted and in splendid fighting trim.
Thc Old Guard goes with measured
trs I'd. stepping 20 tie old refrain.
Blaine and LoQanl Blaine and Logan
blaine Blaine! Blainei The on
cial count OF New York gives the
IS electoral votes OF that State
10 Cleveland and Hendricks. and havine
secured 2l9 of she 49l electoral votes
Cleveland will be the next President oi
the United States. We never have beer
slow 20 take up the party dag or iageard
/ in uroing its cause, or eager TO pull u
down under threasenings OF defeat ol
dtsaster. We have in this csmpaier
stood By our guns. and We contend nos
| that our party 10 ia good shape fos
| whatever it may be called ON IN ths
| future 20 persorm. We have endeavofec
| in the lass too weeks 20 be calm without
being cowardly, cautious without De nj
ttm,d. and srne 10 tue party Withhold
| rnisine false hopes. We refused to re
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