Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-28
EASTERN NEWS.
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..,an Herald, bas IS -,
boI interest to publishers OF news :,
est. petition for the removal OF
gP- from the bar Was nl.o IN .Hs
dsfks o. zinc published. Cowiey began
- - ~ iibsl. In the Superior Court
suis -. s;no Judge concurred III the
tbe snnnsel for defense. that Az the
w. had BEEN filed in Court It vas
pflsoa.nsd c,umunication. and rul d
~ 4 Unfit could rot maintain his
inss sa' mi directed verdict for the
Attendants. -
c-r..ao June 27.--The sub commit
= sbe National Democratic Com
- held another session today, ont
nissx deciding upon certain minor
pess !. the arrangement OF the hall.
ens1s;sb seats can be provided for Ter
y.;sI delegates in the main body. no
.sion vas taken.
Tbrtiiiag shipwreek-
p..,a.rK CrrY, ". j., June N.-One
30 rost thrilling skipwrecks seen on
~ eoast for many years occurred yes
tsrday afternoon. Inc scnoone, II.
R.bcock, hailing from Somers Point,
a. commanded by Captain Henry
psheock, which put out from Phiiadei.
ah;s day or two ago, loaded with coal
Rostof,. sprung leak when of Bay
lad Yesterday morning, about 4
a'soek. The Captain WAS comp lied to
~. IL vessel ahead Of the wind ali
az ~. vsile the crew worked the pumps.
~ O'clock the vessel WAS discovered
s.i;no for Station ID, just north of
ps,necate IAlet. The vessel WAS beached
..onssite the station, In hopes OF being
- nv the life saving crew. The Cap
s.in III Station Is, however, was not at
- rost. and as the vessel began TO 20
= nisees. Captain Joe Reed, Of Station
"a thYee miles distant, rushed TO the as
sistance of the wreck, and arrived there
Is time 10 shoot line over the vessel.
M number of the crew were 80 weak
Tram working the pumps they could not
dysg the rope through the surf, and the
yesss; broke to pieces while they
vsre endeavoring to do 30. In one
hoar after the vessel struck nothing
aould be discovered but a lot of broken
uisces of timber. The first TO go from
;bs vessel was Mrs. Carbaugh, wife of
he mate. She was struck by falling
sper while being held by her husband,
and was knocked from his arms into
ths sea. Her husband Immediately
ufsuQ after her, and was afterward
pleked up on the beach unconscious.
6Eede, q seaman, swan ashore. The
captain, the mates wife and three sea-
msn we're drowned. The mates wife
bad borne up bravely from the time OF
sprineing the leak until the going TO
PISCES OF the vessel, when her shrieks
we're heartrending. II is feared other
wrecks have taken place, rs the beach Is
strswn with drift and Virginia pine
wood. The storm was terrible. Cars
sanding on narrOw-gage road were
blown over. and no boats left either this
place or Beach Haven to connect with
The railroads. Many people watched
the vessel go TO pieces.
The Chicago Democrats speak.
CHICAGO, June 27-The following dis
patch was sent tonight. The signatures
are those of Democratic Judges of
Courts Of this county, and leading Dem
oefatie business men of Chicago:
CHICAGO. June 26, lS84.--Daniel Man
ming, Chairman Democratic State Con
sention Of New York The sndersign-
cd Democrats of Chicago wish TO ex
press 10 you and others of the sswe
party In New York their sincere conyic-
ton that the interests of the country
and success of the National Democratic
party require the nomination OF Gov.
Cleveland for President by the conven
ton 10 assemble here on the Sth psox.,
and this they believe 10 be the opinion
OF large majority Of Democrats.
James b. Waller, Samuel Moore Tui-
ley, Jno. q. Rogers, L. A. VI ,ran, Henry
@. Miller, Horace A. Marley, Anthony
A. Seeberger, 4. y. InRraham aud Chas.
Z. Waller.
Spelling 20 be Knocked cut.
NEW YORK, June 27.--Chas. Mitchell.
the pueilist, telegraphs from Long
Branch: Entirely recovered. / will
boz Sullivan Monday night, sure.
Signed) MITCHELL"
stands by Ms Plea.
The time given Jas. ID. Fish to with
draw bis plea of not gailty to the in
dictment charging him with appropriat-
ing funds Of the National Bank, expired
today. Fish announced that he would
kiioN tue plea 10 stand.
Wont stand the Reduction.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 27.-At a meet
ine Of the miners of the First District
Of tnis State. held at Straitsville today.
vas decided by delegates representing
Mn miners TO suspend all work in the
Hooking valley and Immediately Issue
% address TO the miners to suspend
mining In the State, II wages be reduced
70 W sents q ton.
Died Game.
GALVESTON, June 27.-Doc Walker, a
negro. was hanged here this afternoon
y We presence of 1000 spectators. lie
died game, undergoing the ordeal with
apparent In difference.
Democratic Negroes.
NEW York, June GA conference Of
soiofed Democrats, representing the
inherent States, was held here tonight,
snd delegates appointed TO the National
Democratic Convention at Chicago, TO
enueayor TO secure representation for
IVY.
TIE Case-vanderbitt squabble
ukraofr, June 2.-W. III. Craw ford,
manager for. j. |. Case, owner of Jay
eSee, is In the city attending the
Upon being questioned relative
we DAY Eye-See challenge, and the
ss w moral ground taken by Wander
s'H u relation thereto, assuming that
re cnailenRe was directed 10 Maud s.,
asiord said, don't see why Van
o't accepted the CHALLENGE as being
rused 10 him, for neither Maud s.
oiihRstone or their owners names
1e mentioned. Case has not seen his
= sosse Tor two months aud knew nothing
= sue challenge, which was merely an
~ 49, letter. accompanied by 1900 for
~ an earnest that Jay Eye See is
10y 70 tfot any horse. as stated. An
ling view Of fact 10 that Vanderbilt
~h,o De surprised nj the impudence
prompted the challenge, and that
sfts be never trots his horses for
- Maud g. has since she has been
psoperty Of Vanderbilt trstted nj
49, dozen times against the best
49,. ana on the best tracks In the
- and In each instance for money,
~ nef earnings have been considsra
S,s,sot nes owner aud manager. In ad
IN = y may be stated that on July 4,
ds.sa. aao .. then being owned by Van
= ~. Hotted for the gat- money over
srss sstoas Driving Clubs present race
Tales the Caampssu.
uNkW York. June n. Yale aeseates