Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-06

vas vel known to both the owners and
iessees. and that they, partfculs riy the
owners, should be held responsible. and
20 toat end We respectfully cali the a.
sentiou OF the District A,tornsy to II q
.natter for such legal proceedings 81
the case demands
lie owners of the building are Judse
Coz, OF the SuBreme Court of the Dis
s.lc' ana the Follansbee family. The
icssees are bslding q Clark.
Fighting Horse Thieves.
HELENA. Mont, Aug 5.-Advices from
Cottonwood, dated Angus. Sd, state IN Al
courier, Just arrived from near the
mouth OF the Aussal Shoal, reports that
Sranville Stuart's cowboys have a large
oand OF horse thieves surrounded. Inc
osno u too strong to be taken. but can
De held till help comes. Reinforcemen,s
leIt cottonwood on Sunday. Hot tunes
are expected.
Why tie Committed Suicide.
DENVER, Aug. Sit il stated on good
authority that Frank Everest. the Gold
On banker who shielded about three
weeks ago, vas short in his ACCOUNTS
With deposltsrs to a large amount. an
proxlmating $4,000. Everett carried
$4,000 life Insurance.
A nsrmoa Victory.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 5.-Ihe election IN
Utah yesterday was for county officers
only. The Mormons elect ali the officers
IN every county.
Texas Fever.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 5-The Texas fs
Yer has appeared among the Gait 9 in
Ellis county, and apprehension is felt
mat u Will spread, unless vigorous
means are Immediately taken to sup
press 1t. Governor Click has ordered
that the cattle be quarantined at once,
and has directed the State Veterinary
Surgeon to go there and investigate the
matter immediately.
TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 5.-Adviees from
Hayes City and Ellis in Ellis county and
Rockville in Saline county state that
Texas fever exists among the cattle of
that section. At Rockville 100 are in
fected and have died at Ellis II are
down with disease twelve miles south
OF Ellis "a are sick and l5 have died.
Temporary quarantine has been estab-
hshed and Is being rigidly enforced.
Municipal Election.
PORTSMOUTH, N. d., Aug. Calvin
Page, Democrat, was chosen Mayor over
w. II. Size, Republican, by a vote of
1903 to 434, the smallest Republican
vote ever cast in the city. The Demo-
Gratis for the first time in nine wears
elect q majority of the CITY Council, &C.
curing thirteen out of nineteen Council
men and SIX out of nine Aldermen.
The weather.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-For the Pacific
Coast generally fair weather.
Meeting Of the Brooklyn Mugwumps.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The BROOKLYN
Independent Repu blicans held a mass
meeting tonight in that city. Every
seat in Music Hall was filled from or
chestra TO cock loft, and many were un-
able to get entrance to the building.
A large portion of the audience were
Democrats, and there were many Blaine
Republicans present. ii. NJ. Maxwell
called the meeting to order, and intro
duoed Horace Z. Deming as chairman.
Mr.. DemiRg is chairman of the Young
Mems Democratic Club of BROOKLYN.
Deming, in his speech, said that such
an immense assembla2e WAS an indica-
ton of the widespread dissatisfaction
among Republicans, and their desire.
as American citizsns, for good govern
ment. Because thsy believed that the
Republican candidate Was not a fit per
son to hold the Office of President, they
were opposed to his election. Cheers
and Kisses. Demin0 was frequently in
terrupted by similar demonstrations
when the names of the candidates were
mentioned. and before he finished the
uproar was so great that he could not
be heard.
Carl Schurz was then introduced. He
said he wished to address himself to
Republicans, and to appeal co their
reason as men who loved their country.
The tariff WAS not u question which
they had to meet, and the charge that
they were free traders was false. The
question was whether honest govern
ment could be obtained. Would not the
Endorsement of such man as Blaine be
dangerous to good government? II has
been asserted that Blaine was an abused
man; that his enemies we're prosecuting
him. II this were so, il was not right.
Nothing was so distasteful to him
tSchurz) as to discuss the character of
any man; but he should not make any
charges against Blaine which had not
been made against himself. Schurz
then read some of the Mulligan letters,
and remarked that Blains's friends dis.
liked very much TO be brought face to
face with these letters.
A voice" No they don't" Cheers
and Misses.
Schurz went into the history Of the
Mulligan letters, the audience at times
becoming so demonstrative that he was
Obliged to stop speaking for several
minutes. In conclusion Me-. SchurZ
spoke in eulogistic terms of the charao-
ter of Governor Clevela nd and said that
he was in every way worthy of support.
Repudiated.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-Ex Judge John
Rooney presided at a meeting of the
Executive Committee OF the National
Labor Party, at 113 Pine street, and re-
solutions were passed condemning the
action of w. A. Carsly. w. 3. Wolf aud
others, claiming TO represent the Ma
tional Labor Party in approving GER
tain official acts of Governor Cleveland.
declaring that these persons had no
sucb authority, and recommending
their expulsion from the organization.
Richard X. fex's scheme.
Richard K. Fox offers purse of
$4,000 to match the trotters Maud ).
and jay Eye See for q trot at the Gen
tleman's Driving Park, in this city, in
September next, best three in five.