Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-21
musderers. Great excitement .ssy.ss

at Burr Oak. pe'aai
Another special to ia. Chv,,,,o, 60,
washington says that I6 circns rrs.,, ~,
arrested there tais mornira -. ~
Sheriff of Jewell county. Tbi. .,.a,
noou they were taken tn Graaa,aat =,
the Sheriff of Washington connt,
this evening loo men arrived ;ha.
from Burr Oak. and a, las. sncorn. - -,
velopments. ''"s NC
turning Of the Geiden Eagle C,.,s
ing store.
Ut. LOUIS, Sept. % The Colder
baRis clothing store, owned by Brnvn
ing hin9 Co., of New York bnyrs[
ms MS morning; loss Sl5O, 90: in.uranc.
A seid Man Face. a w,s.v
SPBHoFIELD. Mass, Sept. 20.-widou
Gait was gagged and robbed in her ovy
ooase, at Heath, last night. The rob.
,,sfs obtained large sun Of money
There IL no clue.
Peiifirs In Ohte.
, IoUSosTo~s, Ohio, Sept. D.-Ths
republican campaign in the NJ ,honino
faley, the great iron and coal Ciistric,
OF OAIo, opened today. by the pressncs
OF GENERAL Logan, Hon. Wm. ID. KeIIy
'enefai Moves aud other prominsn,
speskers. The demonstration VAS the
largest ever Witnessed in eastern Ohio
IL crowd was estimated At from IN On1
10 oo,eoO. Marching clubs. nniform.
"a, being present from Cleveland. Pitts
ourR, warren, Niles, Girard. Mineral
Ridge, Garfield. Iectonia. Alliance
Beaver Falls, Follsston, IVES. Middle,
sex, sharon, Gresnville, Hubbard. aud
several OF the other small towns. Tbe
Industrial display of iron manufaetures
was remarkably fine. On the fair
grounds, Gsnersl Logan an othe,
Sneakers addressed the people. IT,
night There Is a monster tofcaIight uro.
cession. judge Kelly and Gen. Noyes
are speaking, Kelly in the Oaera Honse
aud Noyes to thousands in an oyerfioyv
meeting. LogaB's tour from Rochester
New York, to Youn2ssown, was a con'
tlnnous ovation. lie remains hare over
sunday, the guest If G. II. Andrews. He
goes to Alliance. MassiII1n aud Can't m
monday, on special tram. He speaks
at Akron, September 18th.
An ohio Bust.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 20.-Bachman Bros.
elothiers, assigned this afternoon. Al.
j. Mick and Herman Haseman. in their
statement To Bradstreet's in July, made
the capital about 100000, with per
sonal means of the firm $4,000 more.
The liabilities are from $4,000 TO S75,-
O00. No statement il made vet of the
present condition, except that 1t il I'm
derstood that 1t gives preferences 90 the
amount of 800 900 TO private creditors
IN this city. Private advice, from New
York say that the firm owes Rindskop.s
Brothers d Go. $780, 900; but a member
OF tbs tirm yesterday stated to a repre-.
sentative of Brads,reet's Agency that
they had no financial relations what
ever with kindskspf Bros IL Co. The
firn has been established ~ years. Ii
succeeded Rindskopf Il Co., and Is eom-
posed of Alexander and Joseph II. Is .ch-
man and Abraham Mayer. The elder
brother was manager for Riudskopf 4
Go. of New York. The best estimate
places the liabilities at 100000. The
assets were mainly absorbed by pre-
ferences.
The Blame Rests with the Schooner.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The court of
inquiry appointed To investigate the cir
cumstances of the collision bet tween the
fallapoosa and Baltimore schooner,
finds that the rallapoosa did all In her
power to avoid collision and complied
with the law in all respects, aud that the
blame for the collision rests with tue
schooner.
Conyicts whipped.
WILMIsaTos. Del, Sept. 49, Seven
convicts we're whipped ut Newcastle this
morning Ia the presence of 400 persons.
Among them we're Edward Reddon
(white), who Was pilloried for an hour
in addition to the 20 lashes Isaac An
derson, a negro boy, who swore Justify
whilo being whipped, and colored thief
named Sugar Awful, who took 70 heavy
lashes without a murmur.
Montana News.
FoRr BENTON, M. r., Sept. 20.--Six
miners returned here on the 10Th from
the Little Rockies for supplies, and
more than confirmed the good reports
before received. Three ether gulches
have been discovered that promise to
DO as ron as Little Alder. Several
Mackinaws we're ab1nt To go down the
river with supplies, tools, etc. The
news brought back by the three men
has tx nted Fort Benton more than ever.
A System of mounted police has been
organized by the stocktnen of the Yell
lowstons, ny which their interests will
be- protected against horse and cattle
thieves and grass burners. whether
whites or Indians. The police are di.
vided into regular parties, and they pa
troll the whole range daily.
Of small Consequence.
New ioRx. Sept. 20.-ln the exam
nation before trial of Henry Hadiey.
argument In the suit of Frank II.
Marsh was continued today before a
referee. The plaintiffs desire to know
whether the Democratic National Com
mittee owed Hadley anything for his
investigation concerning the Morey let
ter. Counsel for plaintiff asked wit
ness II be had any business relations
with j. Wesley Lyons or Marcus Isacia,
aud witness created some CONJUNCTION
by charging counsel with being counsel
for John |. Davenport. and asking bis
questions so IA To associate the name
of witness With notorious characters.
Later ON witaess said he had been as
ISOLATED with Davenport at election
times, and expected TO be 80 connecte d
with that gentleman again He denied
that he was aaybody's tool.
mad ERANN