Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-15
usTERN NEWS.

RiSTERN NEWS.
...a.rxp Pnns DlsrArcEEA
Wlfe geRee Csstreverss.
s.. Nox. lk--The case Of the
s.sm u The Brighton Ranch
-s~v eams before Judge Brewer N
I-i3rd Gtatss Circuit Court today.
= <cuity was brouRht against
.ssis company some I've months
y ,-.s.r,Sl B 70 take down its fence
.-rscut lands. II has 6fty seven
NJ Sr1es enolosiua suoh lands in
-. .s.s1ern Nebraska. Defendant
a s-rver ssttinR rp defense 20
~ i1ri1sd States Districs Attorney
S.~eSon took exceptions. Of which
:. 's-s cne a the exceptions were mus
- Judce Brewer today. The
s.f.e Which Judge Brewer did
- ~ IatRnsut upon vas teaf which
s-i . defsndsnt's alleRation that II
sss ~ lsnds upon which the fences
sesaled. Judge Brewer, while de-
~ fkef defendants have no right to
ss fe6ess On the public domain, will
~ ,rroof of the alleged ounorship Of
- isnds bsf0fe deciding ~ 20 IN ia
:.,s;~n - ocmpel she fences TO be
~ Am. II q understood that de
..ssst - emplCyed ice cowboys and
I.2s-r . ure. .srnpt and homestead the
s..s;sns of land upon which the fenee
- - - inside sections, Of ooufse.
t.-s - besn pro -empted or homestead
u Tbsy claim title only TO the SEQ
= = which the fence 10 located. AL
- - done since the salt was begun,
!. q Z sIleesd, and the District Attof-
q tirsassns 70 have the parties in
~ i opIy ona Of several similar
80 eanee ii Nebraska and Wyoming,
s-x ~ oaloome u awaited with q great
xSI n interos& by catflemen who have
- immense tracts Of the public do
pssr gsha McCulisaxh.
n.1uxoo. Nov. 14.--Johu Mccullough |
s1j4od hsss this morning, and an
sesneee his discrimination 70 20 10 |
~ Yoek and get company.
naaIreeA Accident In Texas.
Q.rywrou, Nov. 1l.--MeAQsr infor-
,,efioo hss bssa received Of Q terrible |
~IIroed accident early this morning on |
~ Houston 4 Texas Central Railroad, |
4 Hempsisad. The north-bosnd night |
aussos was preoipitated into the Brazos /
Rlyss, the engine alone keeping the |
Iaia Ten passengers are reported |
Hid and Is wounded.
Services NJ Trinisy.
Nrv Yoxx, Nov. 1.-THE 1U0th snni-
Ur.sry of the conservation of prelates |
4 ~ Scottish Episcopal Church Of |
onbury, the hrst American Episcopal |
B1ksp, was commemorated by services |
& Tfinity Church today. Bishop Ssa- |
bury, Il ihe time of his death, was
pssisssx Of divinity In the gene al |
seminary. since he VS. made a bishop
ths Episoopal Church has extended It's
vosk across the continent, under the
iiroe1ion Of 81 diocesan bishops, with
atoat 800 clerEymen, and has an esti
naied membership Of more than 500,
90 Present at today's services we're
BiGhop Sczrbora Of New Jersey, Assist
ct Bishop Henry @. Potter, Rev. Dt.
Morgan Dix. Rev. Arthur Brooks and |
GherA Assistant Bishop Potter con-
iuctsd the services, aud Mr.. Dix deliv- |
sed the sermon.
Carp for the wess.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Fish Com. |
sission car No. 2, In charge Of IL.
xoore, leaves WashiHgton tonight with
arp for the supply of all applicants ia
lIinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota.
)akota, Idaho, Montana, Warrington |
lsrritosy and Oregon. The routs Is via |
xIoaRo, Qnincy, Des Moines, Sc. Paul |
ID the Northern Paoilc road 10 PORT
and.
Accurate Presa Repsrss4
Nrw YoRx, Nov. l4.--A comparison |
1 the returns frsm the eight districts
hus far canvassed, with the bulletins |
ent out on election night by the City
hess Association, has resulted In q net |
lspublican gain Of 35l votes. In regard |
D this the Post says this afternoon:
AZ frst such statement seems import
at; bus Ia reality the changes thus far |
pAde will have no effect upon Cleve
lnd's plurality rs already announced |
he returns made up for the nevspa- |
ere on election night contained many
srofs; but, strange 10 sav, subsequent |
Afcful examinations Of the official re-
ufns make scarely any change In she
llurality for Cleveland as given unsfh- |
'ially. An explanation Of this Ia found
Q The fsct that errors found on one
lde we're balanced with extraordinary |
!vsnness by errors on the other. Agent
zosn ~rk< a. wa~x % ..sItup 9Th ska
leiaAl figures Of the vote In all the As
Ienbly Districts, said today that the
pncial plurality for Cleveland would
1ol vary half a dozen votes from the
MS which was given him by press re-
pofsa
o. Jshn's ysse In the Ctsy.
b. Johns vote 80 far. according to
lhs otliciAl canvass, is a. follows: First
lmembls District, 10 votes; Second, 3;
teifd, ~; Fourth, 10; Fifth. II; Sixteenth,
!; Sessniesnth, "; Eighteenth, IL.
Failures Dsrisg the week.
+. ksw YoRk. New. A.-The failures Of
!ae last seven days reported 10 the
United States. are 2l; in Canada rs;
'oesl x3s. an increase Of 20 as compared
.s>s sss'< HSNks HnoH f8U tUtat W8n &lo.
aofe than half Of the total failures 90
safred In the Western and southern
States.
The storey viii Case.
CHICAGO, Nov. i<.--In the Story will
NE today the court refused 10 admit
Ihe vii 70 probate drawn by Mr. Storey
2 lssl. and which IL known Ne the last
slls. sn the ground that be was then of
nnscand mind. The will drawn In 1879 |
- nearly identical with the provisions
. We ons OF 1881, not yet offered for
'ooaie. The court also appointed A.
7. fatterson, who has been acting az
oaseryator, as administrator OF the es-
'as' With bond Of 81 600, 600.
The sssckmea,s Ceavrnsisn.
ehicAoo. Nov. ls.-At the session this
ceolnine: . letter from Prof. Low. Of
vefneli Upiversisy, was read, In which
g efiticlzsd the Bureau Of Animal To-
easssy, declaring il ineffective and q
ssale.s expense measured by the re-
- o. ~ work. He made the claim,
s1ooR others. that il had failed TO dis.
~ piefo pns1monia among herds in /
~. iofk este. Commissioner Lorina |
ssfsi the complaints at some length.
ss.ssns the Bureau very valuable
ssuiAsy OF the Department of Agri- |
ssHaM A motion vas made Co tender /