Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-29
EASTERN NEWS.
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....,eorr Not. IL report has
.e-1 hers that George bf,scoe, coi-
- = - lvnched on Wednesday night /
80 z.s'xridos Ia Anne Arundel county, (,
ssstn. He was charged WITH TOD
- vhsn be vas delivered 70 the
s.Sis . b. taken 70 jail Is Annapc-
8. = ~oud waylaid the constable. TOOK
49, nnd hung him. ne mad prs
.'.sir teer warned 70 leave me county
<...-~ 81 frequent fobberies 70 t1e
s5oEhuhood.
...--s.~.ang EnA 81 the nsektsE YAH !
Iey Trssbies. II
......<-r,a O.. Nov. B.--By persistent
800 r. fhe local authorities OF block
1870 Y ana Perry counties, sided
I ~ ~ n'sSSi s~rs Of the Columbus. Hook
T.sf.~ and Toled3 Railroad, tho q
o.<na>ug and the syndicate opera s
- -. f,.3icx iii ms are that the strike =
II - bssu In progress In the Hook 4
S.;Is~ for the last six months, will y
.5 Iudjctnenfs have been found I
- raors than twenty intimidators 3
...s5e a assault on Murray City o1 /
.Zu-t.r 5th. and all bat three or four Z
l..s rs~n lodged in jail. Thsir trial I
"A k.ciu next week. Detectives ex- !,
:. srser u make new developments ]
~ 1870 the arrest Of still larger I
.s-r a strikers, who took part In !
!l...s.s tbe bridge Of the Hooking Val l
- se,d Il has been decided by the
- q prosecute them under the 7
s..-s2r.ov sct passed by Congress some /
..-s.1sv wars ago. President Green OF
~ TsekinQ Valley road IL Of the opin-
3. ~ flIsre will be no more intimida- 4
- = the arrests will be pushed TO the 3
s..<Ssk extent. The three bridges Il
$500 vii BE- ready for trains 20 pass Z
- 1ouorrow, when thres additional /,
.s,ses mi Be opened. The output. IL is
,zscskt viii soon reach the point
~ q before the strike began. and IL
Z shooaht that large number Of old T
.-.-evs viIl .return TO work December 1st q
.sSo fhsy learn that they will be pro- e
,ssfed from the lawless element. The =
ss~oenIes, however, say they viii not 9
xr1karQs any new miners to give places !!
SSd. All The mines ia the valley are :,
- hing operated at 30 cents per ton. y
nasdalls Reifcisssiens.
ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. 28.--5atnuei J.. !,
Rsndsll and party arrived to attend the 4,
e1sf. Democratic demonstration at q
soos. The party we're invited to seats .
q ~ door Of the House Of RepEesen- a
istiyes. and the body adjourned In Ran :
d.Ips honor. Being presented to the n
LEGISLATURE, Randall said he took pleas 3
81 d oongratuIating she people Of the 4
euunfrv that they have thrown aside the Z,
sreres1ions "Solid South and "Solid 4
Herth.p and that this people Of the \
vhcIe eountry are now united in the a
auee Of good government.
Banqses Declined.
PuLapxLPHIA, Nov. Ex-Governor A
Cleveland has declined q grand banquet q
& ths Academy Of Music rendered by . 3
nnmber Of prominent Democrats. d
Rsductien Of Wages. r
Elsror, Pa, Nov. 2s.--The reduction q
Il uaees at the wire mills 10 about 40 2
81 cent. All the mills of the company, =
neluding one which has Just been
dkanQsd from q rolling to q wire mill,
M b started mp ON Monday next,
shsn the proposed reduction will 20 Q
Into effect. La
Referred 70 the Gevernsr.
CHIoAoo, Nov. 2S.-The State CAN
yasuing Board to-day decided In the =
LAman- Brand contest that from the tes-
imony given before it, Brand (Dem.)
vas entitled to the certificate Of cleo
tou. They referred the matter to Gev.
Hamilton for final decision. The Gov
amor stated that he would render de-
aision In the case next Monday.
gailnre Of the sliadIesewn National
Rank.
MfppLxrowN, On. ", Nov. 25.-Ths
Middletovn National Bank has failed.
The doors closed this morning. The
failure was caused by the President,
Thomas King, who accepted large drafts
irom Benjamin d. Brown, a grain deal. /
q Of indianapolis and Burlington, with
out security. Brown has made an as
senment. The capital Ia 500, 900, sur
ulus $1,000. The extent OF the loss 10
not known yet definitely. Pie deposit
en will lose nothing. President King
hkes all the blame on himself. His 70.
can't advances were made without the
knowledge OF the other officers aud di.
rsesors. There Ia light ran on the Sav-
nes Bank here, bat the latter II IN no
u, involved.
hank examiner Geo. F.way, of Wash I
iu1ton, is now in possession of the Il
Nlddletown National Bank. President I
King takes all the blame on himself. Ia 1
July last the directors notified King | \
hat Browns credit must not be extend b
"a, bot reduced. King disobeyed the r
iastructions and broke the bank. The q
record of the Acceptances OF Browns :
drafts on the bank vas kept by King In 4
bosk In bis possession, and concealed q
HON the other officers. 30 far ~ known q
nore than $4,000 Of suoh aooeptances
are out. Il is the opinion Of the best /
adorned shat the entire capital and q
surplus will he wiped out. The run on /
J De savings Bank here drew $20, 900 TO-
aAy. The bank IL solvent and ready
iot any emergency. President King IL
q home very i'll. IL Is not thought here
nat be has profited by the crooked
transactions, but he was infatuated with
Brown. Browns operations we're very
heavy, as much "a half tnillion OF his
papsr being handled by the bank In a
angle week.
kegus Barenet as bay.
Iolxpo. Nov. 2s.--The trial of Chas.
Neville, the alleged baronet, for bi0amy.
which has been In progress during the
peasant week. was resumed this morn
ne Ater adjournment from Wednesday.
ne attendance was larger than on the
Tsvious day. In May last Neville was
married In this city TO daughter of Q.
:. whitney Of Detroit, and was arrested
q tAe instance of Whitney on charge
@ hiRamy. During the frst two days
q toe trial the prosecution presented
esldence of former marriage by Ne
Hlle. and three ladies, whom he IL said
have married, have been present In
oaft while the trial was going on. In
ways proceedings detective who was
eoafRe Of the prisoner at the time Of
~ y arrest last spring. rehearsed Neville's
me e told him by him at that time.
e claimed 20 have served In and been
s.cnsfged from the English army. He
~ England In consequence Of trouble |
az nis mother, came TO this coun' I
and travelled all over Capada
rsa We West. he was married In
nsesrt, Nj, under the name of Geo.
sy, being drunk on the night Of the
.'a4e. He spoke of another mar
" the State Of New Ysrk unde. |
- name OF Newbold. He said his real |
s 80 vas Sir Roger Tichborne Neville. |
e vas the owner OF large estates |
&nxsand and Ireland. This after |
4. go We defendant Neville, indicted ~ |
- Robert Newbola, took the stand. |
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