Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-03

oonsd. Rueg vill kavo tom onrdee.
% enswee Tor whsn Court weefa IA
Aofu- ae b setieely vssched n til
Ioes0 Coonty Jail, ths o6eiale fear
!n9 NAV - msy attempt ouioids. The
9eseee!veo have abooluts proof that
no0 neo committed Ten crime Of ROB.
nefy And violence IN The LAT feo van.
- ao0,etoo 70 tooes agitatinQ Lone
Island Tor The past three months.
The 0e1oes of Dea>ns 49, n. -.
NRw YoRx, Feb. 2-The Hamlnrp
American Company has teleQraphed -
the Secretary Of the Navy o6erine 70
transport to New FORK without ehsfee
the bodies Of Lieutenant Commando
DeLonR and party, which are expected
e arrive shortly at Hamburg. The
Secretary OF the Navy sabled the United
states Minister at st. Petsrsber0 20
direct the officers in charge of the
bodies 70 return home By the HAMBURG
steamer, II they have MT already en-
gagged passage By another line.
WesAeIi PAllllps Sul.
BosTOH, Feb. 2.-Wendeil Philiips IN
daLRsrously III With heart disease At
his residence. He appears trifle more
comfortable tonight,
suicide - . AaiirsaA Tsai..
Cincinnati, Feb. ga passenger On
the Incoming train on the Ohio d Mis-
sIssippi road shot and killed himself in
the wash room Of the sleeping car near
Aurora, Indiana, tonight. From q letter
on BITS poFs0n be 10 supposed 70 b Robs.
W. Leonard Of Detroit. The body vas
brought here.
0aPvard W1ll Few Celu0bas.
BosroN. Feb. 2.-The Harvard Uai-
versity Grew has accepted the challenge
OF Columbia.
Olvesss Stories.
BosroM, Feb. 2.-The undervriters'
diver At the wreck Of the City of Co
lumbus makes some extraordinary
oharRes Of misreprsssntatiou or neglect
On the part Of the divers Who have pre-
vioosly reported the result of their in
vestigation. He asserts that the wrecked
steamer still contains many Victims of
the disaster.
The ''GvenlnG Pest" - she sssuaeisa.
NKw YoRK, Feb. 2.-The Ewnfng Post
nays: Tho course Of the market has
indicated Q strength not heretofore ap-
parent for good many mouths. Lead
ing eauses of this Improvement in prices
are, first, superabundanCe OF money
seokinR some employment next, the
of confidence incident TO the
belief that there are not likely to be
any more saoh unfavOrable develop
nents ~ those Of the last two months
10 West Shore, New York and New Eng
and, Northern Pssiio, etc.; lastly, the
expectation that the troubles in rail
road pools are in . fair way for settle
ment.'
Tbe Cs01nG Csooaaaer.
NEW Y0ax, Feb. 2.-0enersl Booth.
II the Salvation Army, 10 coming to this
He u expected early in March.
The De0serastc Baea q ReNsro.
New Yoax, Feb. 2.-Thc Common
Council (Democrstic) last evening Gust
ID the Rspoblisan police ofIieiajs. and
installed Democrats, and today two sets
d lieutenants are ~ headquarters. The
officials will carry she case
10 the Supreme Court.
seesk 0assassens.
Nsw Youx. Feb. 2.-U. q. Thrse's. |
lOO1< %I<'s, l4k /; ~, 2SX; American
Express 100, Canada Southern 6Sk, Cen
Iral Pacific 64%, Chicago, Burlington
md Quincy -, Delaware. Lscka.
wanna and Western l2sl4, Denver and
bio 0rands nv, Hannibal and st. joe
36x, Kansas and Texas 2lX, Lake
Shore 1908, Louisville 4 Nashville 49,. |
Michigan Central 931<. Louisville 87L:
Northern Pacific Tx, Northwestern
20, Ohio and Missisaippi ~, Reading
~, Rock lsland 181<. St. Paul 9ls<.
Texas Pacific n, Union Pacific 81.
United States Express 68I<, Wabash Pac
10, Pacific We -. Erie M, New York
Central l51{, Pacific Mail 461< Panama
"a, Wells, Fargo 4 60. lO0, Weetern
Union 769<. Canada Pacific IS. Fstro-
Sum arm at 98k.
slashs uspe.
BosroM, Feb. Attending physicians |
Express sliQht hope Of the recovery of |
Phillips.
Pslleleai CoePUpelen.
NEW YoRx, Feb. 2.-C0uuty Clerk |
Keenan, informed the Legislative In
Committee that he had |
paid $500 to Tammany Hall for his |
nomin atom. and had paid nothing else, |
sxcept incidental campaign expenses, |
ess than $4,000. He also testified |
hat be had taken an iR0nolad oath 70 |
bay votes ct elections, or 10 bribe any
persLn TO refrain from voting.
~ the Gasoline Expleslen |
ALLIANCE (Ohio). Feb. 2.-ln . few
after the explosion flames |
lross from the ruins and the 6re alarm
vas sounded. such excitement pro-
that AhA Az wax~~A /
Roadway - 10 nearly consume the |
he 0re was undsr o0utrOl. Mean
Il Was known that six or
more people wsFs killed, or w:rs i'm
prisoued In the wreck and would perish |
by the nre. Men. vO0eu and children, |
and wrinQing their hands,
Md relatives Of the inmates Of the
buildings destroyed, wandered about in
hopeless despair a. their inability ~
AVE the unfortunates. +. n. Orr, FL.
r1er Orr. bis son, Homer Highland and
daughter, Ars. Frank Evans and two
,hildrsn. aged two and four months,
we're known to have been In the build
me at the time Of the explosion. Thess
III psrished. The wsmen and children
Y0tO IN tu0 u0COu0 anu tuJHO utOtJoo
md are supposed 10 have bsen killed by
falling wallis. Mr.. Orr and son were
both spoken 10 while confined under
he debris, bat we're aftsrwArd burned
10 death. Their bodies weEe both 70
covered a 10 o'clock, and we're crushed
d ehaSrsd % % - b hardly reooe.
nisabls. The ouly person in the Orr
building known 70 have escaped 10
Frank Evass, whose wife and children
peafahed. Besides those killed. the fol-
owing have broken limbs. Or are cut
md burned By flying bricks. etc.:
Robert joyce, Frank Evans, Frank
Fryex, ]. D. Lewis, Jerry Miller, Maggie
Miller and John Baker.
The explosion vas caused from the
Pumeo Of gasoline. A child Of Mr.. Orr
turned the faucet In the barrel, and the
Iluid ran ont on the door. Mr.. Orr vas