Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-11
PACIFIC COAST.
The sharon Divorce Farce.

divorce proceedings were again enliven-
ed this morning by the refusal of Mr..
Tyler. counsel for Miss Hill, to allow
himself to be searched to see il he car
ried revolver. Tyler said: II ask that
Mr.. Barnes be searched as we'll as my
self" General Barnes, II have been
searched. like all other persons"
Tyler junior said that all the other
gentlemen were allowed to enter the
court room upon their personal assur-
ance that they had no arms in their
possession. Judge Tyler said that he
did not mind that; there had been a
great difference between Tweedledum
and Tweedledee ali through the case.
Judge Sullivan then turned from the
bench and walked ont of the court
room, reInarking: IL will not sit on the
bench and try this Case until am assur-
ed that no person in this court room
has arms in his possession
After the exit of the Judge a general
hegira of counsel took place to Judge
Sulilvan's chambers, and III a Few min
ntes afterward his honor returned and
took his seat on the bench The areu-
ment over the admIssability of Ques-
tiOns put to the witness, Mrs Shawnan,
by counsel for plaintiff, was then con-
ti1ued.
The dav was consumed in arguments
between counsel. No testimony was
taken, and the court adjourned until
Monday next.
Death or General George w. Die:zles.
TUCSON, April lO.-General George W.
Dietzler WAS thrown from buggy this
forenoon and killed. He, with Prof.
Cnthank. had been to look at some
springs Of water near Fort Lowell aud
WAS returning home when one of the
singletrees came loose. General Dietz-
Ter. who was driv ng. endeavored to stop
the team. but one Of the horses began
kicking viciously. and before they could
be quoted the neck yoke slipped of the
pole. The team at ,rted on run, over.
turning the buggy and breaking loose
from 1t. Unthank states that when he
returned to consciousness he found him.
self under the buggy, with one of the
wheels on his head. He crawled out
and found the General lying in the road
about 30 feet in the rear, and going to
him spoke to him, but received no an
swer save Rroan. The body WAS
srought to town and will be embalned.
General DieiZler was member of the
famousStubbs company during the Free
State war in Kansas. He Was the man
that went to Boston and procured 100
Sharp's rifles To arm the Free Soil men,
among whom he took an active part. At
the breaking out of the rebellion he
raised the first regiment of Kansas vol
uuteers. At the battle Of Wilson creek
be was severely wounded, and succeed
cd, on tn. death of Lyon, to the COM
mand of the Union forces, pending the
arrival of Sturgis. He commanded the
First Brigade before Vicksburg. He
was here making arrange ments to reside
permanently, and at the time of his
death WAS looking for water. with
view Of bringing large tract of land
under cultivation. His family, wife and
two daughters, reside in San Francisco.
The 10 ~ will oe sent home.
S:rn nd Com IN ndery Of X uts hts Tenn.
p'nr or California.
SAN Francisco. April l0.-The Grand
Conmedery of Knights Templar of
California met III annual session at the
Masonic Temple this afternoon. ex-
Governor George q. Perkins. Grand
Commander, presiding. The proceed
ings opened with an address from the
Grand Commander, in which he re-
viewed the transactions Of the great
Triennial Conclsve of last year. The
session will probably last two days
Besides the routine ANIMAL business TO
he transacted, the question will be dis
cussed as to the action to be taken in
reference to the bodies which. it ID
alleged. are comforting Scottish Rite
degrees unlavfully.
Heavy Rata In Nevada.
EUREKA. New. April 10.-A torrent Of
rain fell here last night As \ change
from the snow which has been most
continuous for six weeks. Travel in
the s4uth, astern part of the State Ia
next tn impossible on account of the
still deep snow and wAshouts. De
spatches state that the stage going to
Pioshe Was five DAYS making * miles
be,we Willow Greek and Parker's
Station. Men on foot had TO drag the
mail and express seven miles ON raw
hides.
Heavy Rata.
Los ANGELES, April l0.-A perfect
deluge of rain has fallen during the last
thirty six hours. Three inches fell last
night, aud trains both east and west are
siocked by wasaou,s.
Dnsnase % aaiirssd tracks.
MoJayr. Cal. April lo.-It has rained
bers necessarily for The last twenty four
hours. The railroad track il again Sc
riously damaged. The engine aud con-
struction train which left here last even
ing with a force Of men ran into a
vsshout about four miles east Of Lsn-
castle, and the whole outfit Was tarnsd
into the gully. No one was badly hurt
SIX miles south Of Lsne's engine No. 40
ran into a washoui and fell over On one
side. leaving the tender on end. The
track At Csiieute was covered With dirt
to An average depth of twelve inches for
more than nile.
Mats: SsaekA-
San FR,SoIsco. April i0.-Bes' & Bel
cher 2.2a5. Bodie Con. $50. Bullion Sc,
Challar 100. Con. v,rginia be. Eureka
Con. AZ, Gould Il Cory LA. Helcher
los. Hale 4 Norcross LIS, Mexican i-S,
Opn,r 6l)c, Potosi &C. Savage 40c. 81
ezra Nevada $50. yellow Jacket l.a5.
Alta LIS. Utah SOC, Martin White sc.
Mono LIS. Grown Point / 30, Balwer
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