Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-29
EASTERN NEW ).
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Crease 70 Greece.

Grease 70 Greece.
49, yopx. Feb. 28.-The Consul
c.,aI of Greece has announced that
~ ."ve,nment has abolished the pro
S;s;t;on against the importation OF
sw.r;can hog products. The decree
80 efect ON the 22nd instant.
n. Remains Of General Ord.
rha remains of General Ord arrived
.,cn Hsvana today. They will be taken
70 Washington tonight.
A Family Externlnaeed.
Nrv YoRx, Feb. pa fire took place
..;s morniup in the third floor Ut q
came building occupied by Cornelius
v.r Ryper. a halter, Who with his three
.h;Iayen vas suffoeated and burned u
Sssth. His wife Jumped from a third
ssorv window and was instantly killed
The damage to the building was slight
They Deserve ls.
nvv HAVEN, Conn, Feb. N.-Lieut
Rhodes has deposited $4,000 received
s.,m various sources AZ testimonials foI
- bravery at the Gayhead disaster
.nd awaits permission from Secretary
Pnloer to distribute the money among
h;s shipmates on the Dexter. Ts fore
s1.II II possible, an adverse decision by
~ Secretary, Lieut.. Rhodes purchased
rav uniforms and blankets for every
man on board.
Died or MydSsphsbia.
CmcAso. Feb. H.-Alma Lyons and
Alfred Slender, boys. died today of by
drouhobia after the most dreadful AZ
ony. The former vas bitten January
l2th and the latter January 3lst.
Yale 0aVsmen.
NV HAVEN, Conn, Feb. N.-Yale
carmen have adopted an amendment
IN their constitution which places the
sntire management and policy Of Yals's
boating interests in the hands Of an EX-
soutiys Committee, consisting Of one
graduate. coach, and captain. The in
ternal business management remains
With tho President, ~ before.
Patti Coming west.
Omaha, Feb. N.-Adelina Patti and
uarty have arrived in special car from
81. Louis over the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy road, enroote TO Denver and
Tan Francisco.
Death sf Gov. Hubbard.
HARrvoRD, Conn, Feb. 28.-Ex Gov
Hubbard died at 10 this morning.
A NiseeGenalIon Case.
TOLEDO. Ohio, Feb. N.-The case of
Robert Bailey (oolored) ON trial for
marrying white girl, contrary to the
law Of 1910, which imposes q fine Of
800 and three months imprisonment,
for white person marrying ono of ne
gro blood, or rice versa, WAS tried here
today. A demurrer was filed by the de-
fenss that the law was unconstitutional
under the Fourteenth Amendment. The
judges dismissed the demurrer, holding
that the law did not leRislate in favor
of the white race, imposing the same
penalty ON person Of either race mar
rying woman of the opposite. Bailey
vas found guilty, and given the full
penalty Of the law AZ given above. The
only other case under this law Was tried
in Cleveland, and dismissed, the judge
holding the law unconstitutional.
Murder and saicide.
MINNEAPOLIS, Fes. IA report 70
ceived from Ridgeway, . neighborinG
village, states that j. y. Berch today
shot and killed his wife, from whom ht
was recently divorced, and then killed
himself. The trouble arose over pos
sesaiOn of their child. which the court
had delivered into the custody Of the
mother.
CsuRler6riler Arrested.
Dies MONIES, Feb. 27.-United States
Secret Service Detective E. N. Stedman
together with A. j. Allen, Deputy United
States Marshal. made raid ON kettsr'
ton, Iowa. Last night, and captured one
DR.. Trip, . c0unterfeiter, Of that place
A quantity Of counterfeit money, tools
and metals we're captured with him. HI
was brought to Des Moines last night.
BosToN, Feb. IA fire occurred to-
night Ia q five-story building, No. LID
Federal street, occupied by Nichols Il
Dupse, wool merchants. The loss ID
thought to be heavy, though the figures
are not obtainable tonight.
The Line Open AGAIN.
81. PAUL, Feb. ~. The snow block
AIDE on the Northern Pacific " raised,
and trains are now moving again ON all
tho lines.
A Solid wall OF Ice.
BosrON, Feb. S.-The steamer Morse
man, from Liverpool, reports that she
steamed along solid wall Of ice for a
distance Of ITO miles.
Deaah Of IN Old.Tinse Abelitienist.
Mr.. Edmuad Smith, an early abOli-
zionist and an associate Ut Garrison,
died this morning.
The Death Or salmi Msr~e.
New YORK. Feb. 28.-The inquest on
Bslmi M0rse's body was resumed this
morning. Mary g. Blackburn oontin-
usd her testimony. She said that Morse
had been suffering from hemorrhage of
the lungs. He often told me he was
tired Of life. tie said this to me many
times, and did not pay much attention
70 Il. This was after the Passion
Play" when he Wan very Respondent.
month. A few days before his death he
had been to his physician" She was
then examined on the testimony given
yesterday.
DR.. Conway Was the next witness. He
mid be examined the body Of Morse at
his death. He was drowned. There
we're slight marks ON his face, probably
caused BY striking against roeks.
Thomas 4cGiveney testified that he
bad known Morse aud Miss Blackburn
l0e three months. He had been ON
friendly terms with them until within >
week, when they had q difficulty about
theatrical matters. He acknowledged
going to Miss Blackburn's On the night
before the death of Morse. He found
Morse and Miss blackburn there In .
Questionable position. Morse i'm o
olAtely left tho room. ] never ssfuck
him in my life. l remained few min.
ltes talking with Miss Blackburn. and
0en vent TO my lodging house and
stopped there until 6 O'Clock FRIDAY
morning. when I returned to Miss
nlackburn's she admitted mo. ! wanted
osee her on theatrical business. She
oid not mention Morse.
Tho counsel for Miss blackburn de-
efsd to cross-examiue Mc0iveney. ~
u character Of his client had been
oseaeked, bat the Coroner decided that
~ only way in which hts testimony
seah be rebutted was 70 recall 4iD
uloekburn. This was done, and she
expaained their difficulty over money
uansactions. She denied in the most
e0poatic manner the truth Of the NJ
Haander Of bis testimony in relation to
~ and Morse.
het Rejected by The People.
Nsw YoRK, Feb. GA communios-
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