Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-01
EASTERN NEWS.
,,e,.rxD PRESS DISPATCHES.

- lime 3O.-Bssween 5000
1000 people. ineiudlh 1s,n hIn' an5
500 Roston and Pniisdeipnla ano
ffon allegations from Baltimore ana
efee 49, vent TO Madison square uar-
cnlos onieht to see the glove contest ar
dsns ~ ~ take place between John Ia
fsngeo = and Chas. Mitchell. The ru-
euiIisss .sIated during the last few days
pois c;g Sullivan's drunkenness and
eoEcIiss malaria did not seem to shake
hne,,s5 of the 90 d. natured public
~ - men meant 10 have bona nde
tbss I u contest. In the early even
sna ~as reported that both boxers
ine oood condition. The first part
80 lights program. IN which 40
o. w .aysral members of the Sullivan
pes;nssion. rassed of pleasantly. the
esssors giving hearty encouragement
49, snarrers. A few minutes eefore
. ~ s;ofk the great John L. Sullivan, in
80. coaturne, staggered up the steps
ss;.a IN the platform, accompanied
p;s,. rBrjen and another man, who
g Dna 70 be DIR. w. H. Vanderpool, of
ss Ashland House. q Brien announced
IA anxious crowd that the Doctor
"a rositiysly stated that Mr.. Sullivan
- 10 i'll to spar. He sam that rather
,s.n have the people disappointed,
,naa Ne Mccartney would spar Mitch
n VBrien was booted. The great
s 81 made his way 20 the edge of
~ ring. and supporting himself by the
80 he made a few remarks. He
,lssIsd like a terrible example. His hat
IS nabrushed, and his clothes soiled.
~ vas bloated in body, and his fea-
.n,ss and face we're red and distorted,
.Inost beyond recognition. Standing
= the attitude of lounger at bar, he
All in a hoarse voice that could be
heard bat few feet away:
~ cannot spar tonight, am too sick.
Won think ] am drunk, bat amt, am
siek. don't think it fair to give you
~ Give Won a friendly set-to with Mr..
Mitchell, for you didn't come to see
that"
bsartjIy Kissed. Mitchell, who WAS as
esodine the platform while Mr.. Sui
Ivan was speaking. now came to the
roue. and had his LITTLE say. Mitchell
Iooked somewhat pale and thin. and his
Iios we're swollen and sore looking. The
Enklishman said:
II Am in no condition to spar, my
sel have had it very bad with mala-
ma. I don't think it would be fair 10
M. Sullivan 10 Lave this match. IA
Am feeling pretty good tonight, and
came here TO do the best could, that 10
all there ID TO it,"
The people cried "shamer and hiss
ed: one shouted, Sullivan, Won have
lost your reputation" and made various
deprecat0ry remarks, and then slowly
and sadly left the building.
Il h estimated that 3 ID, 600 was taken
In by the management, and that $500
covers all expenses, 80 the Sullivan and
Mitchell combination have $4,000 to
divide, az a result of their much talked
Of and extensively advertised combat.
Shot for q Deer.
SALT LAKE, June 30.-Frank W. May
and Joseph b. Tomlinson, both former
" of this city, went hunting neer Bel
KNAPP, Mont, on Wednesday morning.
MAY made a circuit in his travel, and in
she dusk came upon Tomlinson, who
made a mistake and taking him for
deer, shot him dead.
Mormens Arriving.
A company OF Mormon immigrants.
hat left Liverpool ON the 7th instant,
lrrived yesterday at noon, twenty three
lays on the way. They numbered 53l,
II whom 400 were Scadinayians.
CONSERVATION Among Cattle MEN.
OHKropA, KS, June 30.-There Ii the
!reatest CONSERVATION among stock
men having ranches I'm Indian Terri
ory. A Sheriff of the Cherokee nation
rith squad of Indians has been taking
lown all the wire fencing that encloses
areer tracts than fifty acres. that being
be- limit allowed by an act OF the
,herokee Council. The Sheriff contis-
,ates all wire he takes down. The SHEER
Il began work at South Coffeeville. and
Il taking 10 down clean as he comes
been removed. The Indians seem to
mean business and evidently propose TO
sject all intruders.
Railroad Matters.
new YoHK, June 30.--Wail street Off
sials and Denver q Rio Grandc rsfsse
10 state whether interest on the com-
pany'a bonds, due tomorrow, will be
paid or not.
Oregon Navigation and Northern Pa
Bi6o negotiations stand az follows
Oregon Navigation made n proposition
70 the Northern Pacific to lease It's road,
for the latter to guarantee Oregon Nav
|gation six per cent. on stock for two
years. seven for three years, aud eight
per cent. thereafter. These terms are
no, yet agreed upon by the Northern
Pacific directors, bat will be considered
his week.
@. p. Huntington said this morning
hat Central Pacific interest due July
lst Is about COCO, and the company
has In bank about three times this
amount. In regard 10 the Cotton suit,
smphatically deny the story that there
has been any unwsrranted disturbance
81 Central Pacific sinking funds. The
only Southern Pacific bonds belonging
10 the sinking fuud sent to New York
city are these accumulated Ia meet
State aid loans, l,500. 900. which ma
lure July LIST. These bonds were sent
here 10 be used to pay for State aid
bends, as contemplated by the mortga-
ges. The allegations by Mrs. Cotton IN
her suit are mere spite work, entered
into 10 injure the credit OF the parties.
She Ia endeavoring to black mail. She
attacks all interests OF parties with
whom she Is litigating. hoping thereby
70 obtain something from them that IL
not doe. Counsel teleRraphs that no
application has been made for re-
ceiver for any of the railroad oompa
MES, except for the comparatively small
amount Of bonds abe claims an interest
" and are subject TO her litigation.
Ihe refusal Of Judge Temple to enter
tain such motion ia chambers may be
taken as an indication that be will not
ALLOW the machinery Of his court 10 be
nssd for suoh disbonorahle purpcses."
To be Closed.
NKw YoRK, Juse 30.-The Stock Ex-
change will be closed from 3 p. IN.
Thursday, July 3, until 10 u. IN. Mol-
cay, July 7th.
Barned 90 Death.
YOUNGSTOWN. o., June @.-The resi-
aence OF Mrs. Patrick Murphy Of Brier-
ball, q suburb of this cits. caught fire
THIS morning at o'clock. Mrs. Murpay
and enc child escaped. Three children
sleeping in the second story, aged s, 7
and ', we're burned 10 death.
No Match for sullivan.
Nxw Yonx, June S0-Bill England.
tns English pugilist, who came here a
snort time ago to try and make q match
VITA John L. Sullivan, was given ben
ent this afternoon. His set-to with
ueosee Rookie showed England TO be no