Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-22
ADDITIONAL fE1DoRAU


ADDITIONAL fED0RAAR
Gss Explsssss.
TnOI. n. T., Jan. 2l.-The gas. work
Of the village Of Molone exploded Sat
| urday. denolishinQ several buildings
The vatchman and boy we're killed.
a Taonasy vlesssy.
NKw YoRK. Jan. 2l.-Ihe Board o
Aldermen was organized by electin.
William p. Kirk, Tamman,, President
and Francis ]. Twomey. rammany
Clerk. The Republicans voted With th'
Tammauy men.
4 sick Mapderev.
JAMAICA, l.. l., Jan. 2l.-Edmund Tap
par, the self confessed accessory 10 tn,
murder Of Mrs Mavbee and dauRhte
on the night Of November 18th, va
brought into court this morning hand
cuff-d. He looked very detected anC
nervous, and had been in curt but .
few minutes when he vas seized witt
cramps and rolled of the chair in greaI
agony. When he had son,ewhat recov
cred the District Attorney asked thai
an adjournment be granted until next
Wednesday. The name Of the woman
suspected Of aiding in the murder haa
not vet been divulged.
An rnknsws BARK.
NRw BEDFORD, Jan. 2l.-Viaeyard
Haven fishermen say there 10 q bark
outside DEVILS Ledge buoy. which has
only fifteen feet Of water, and which
they have long known "a a musssl bed
Reaacslsa sf Wages.
LOWELL tMsss) }, Jan. 2l-Notice has
been posted bv all corporations reduc-
ing wages 10 per cent on January 2lst.
Ralisesa Accident.
ST. LoUH, Jan. 2l.-1he Wabash
Cannon Ball train. due early this MORN
ing, struck a broken rail three miles
beiO Macon, Mo. The sleeping oar
and two coaches wore wrecked. Fifty
passengers we're on the train, six Of
whom we're badly injured. one child
fatally.
TeseemsnDal to Lleueeuans 9hsdIes.
BosroS. Jan. 2l.-The Post calls upon
the public for a testimonial subecrip-
tiOn to be presented 70 Lieutenant
Rhodes, Of the revenue cutter Dexter,
in recognition of his heroic efforts 70
save the lives Of those wrecked ON the
City Of Columbus.
Suicide Of Cashier.
PATcHoaUE, l.. l., Jan. 2l.-E. 8. Peck,
cashier OF the wrecked PatchoRus Bank,
shot himself At 2 O'Clock this afternoon, /,
just after leaving the bank.
CeaatiIen sT she Unisn Paelne.
New YORK, Jan. 2l.-The report of
the Government Director Of the Union
Pacific shows that the floating debt will
be reduced q, 3,OOO. 900 by the prooeeds Of
the collateral trust loan credited for the
purpose. The report also shows q great
improvement in the net earnings Of De-
Cember, as compared with several pre-
cediDg months also that their surplus
il largely over 81 600 for the yeir.
after payment 0f all fixed charges and
al per cent dividend.
Rloaoas aliaera.
CLEVELAND (O.), Jan. 2l.--It is re-
ported here that the miners employed
by the Pittsburg, Youngstown and
Cleveland Railway, at BerRhal, are
making riOtous demonstrations on 40
count OF receiving no pay. Bridges are
torn down, the trestle works wrecked
and the company's otner property de-
stroyed. Parti ,ulars are meagre be-
cause there is no tslegraphio communi-
cation. A large number Of Italians
have oongregated at Alliance. but are
quiet.
Psrkopolis speaks.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l.-The Chamber of
Commerce today voted to request the
National Board of Trade to place on its
calendar Q resolution requesting tho
said body TO consider the propriety Of
memorializiAR Congress and the excu-
tive department of the government in
behalf of the promised reciprocal ac-
ten upon the prohibited exportation of
American pork into France and Ger-
many. The Chamber voted down the
CLAUSE suggesting that proper action
would be to prohibit the Importation
into tn country of aduiterated viuOus
and sprituOus liquors.
theatrical MadAie-0pia0 sssekess.
CHICAGO. Jan. N.-E. d. Rics'o Pop
Company concluded an engagen3eut
here last night and we're to have left for
San Francisco, where at the Bush Street
Thsatsr they were to have Appeared IN
der the management Of NJ. Leavltt. To-
ward the end Of hast week for certain
reasons John Iaokav and Mias Kate
Castleton refused to visit San Francisco.
At the solicitation of his brother, A. b.
Leavitt came from PittsburR on Satar-
day night and tried, in the absence Of
Mr.. Rice Who had left for New York, to
induce the too objectors to change their
determination. His efforts were una
vailing and next week the company will
appear here at the Standard Theatef.
Three Cinnamon and eight white per-
sons, most Of them from the upper
walks Of life, tere taken from On opium
joint by the police and fined in the PO-
lice Court this afternoon.
RlsAisg seAssseP wrecked.
GLoucHsrEn, Jan. 2l.-The sohoones
KuntsfOrd, fisherman, 10 given up a.
lost. Fourteen men were on hOerd.
Who leave seven widows and nine Or
phans.
Orasee Trees Net Killed.
NOZZLE, Jan. .2l.--Spesisls report that
the killing Of orange trees by frost y
not confirmed. Some orange 0echards
we're touched with frost, but one cannot
And an orchard owner in this county
Who vill say his trees we're killed.
Dr11ging the oheo.
CuolxxATI, Jan. 2l.-The Kentucky
legislature has granted Q charter "a
build pier bridge across the Ohio, tn
cost TO BE- t600, 200.
molt stage eoboe0.
PR.sooTr, A. T.. Jan. 2i.-The stag
from WickenburR was stopped and
robbed by highwAymen Lass eveoine
about three miles fr0m town. The mail
bags we're eut open and the letters rided
Officers are IN pursuit.
The seraneleS % 6e 0onG
San FnAxcIsco, Jan. 2l. Gov. Stone
man has refused to rsprieve Wheeler
the stranRleF. The scadOld has bsor
ordsred erected and the death Wetct
detailed. The execution will take plAol
on "Wednesday next
Al1egeA oeAoeeeoa.
Miss Jennie Wells Of this city. hal
commenced suit against VIM. u. hran
don. . dealer in real estate, on keasue!
street, - recover $4,000 for allcRe<
seduoti00.
CArno, Jan. 2l.-Seven hundred hlasl
recruits fer the Egyptian arwy had =
Be- driven BY cavalry 10 the train vait
inc to transport them 70 6oeS.
0onaae osoeAA
San F.AxcrDco, Jan. M.-Alpha .N
Beloase Ito. Bess 4 Bsloher 2:3Q B0di
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