Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-22
,,sTERN NEWS.
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Psrposeiess ''ie
ao-An unknown person
1907, nay r;,ch engine standing on
sds W. ResaiIroad at Mechanlosv'l' s,a ias'
sissf lna;,ehed it on tue main slaeh'
sab. ssn Jumped of and sem T. Tue en-
sd tne he track at full speed. ~ a,e came
sips oP .n vIth the Montreal sleeper
cOIi's'c, and both engines were
g0in 9ouDB aeeaeeman Ieekner' ~
yreckeo; IS dangerously injured, and
usrs oio' Wrars had bis leg broken.
L.srs we're bruised
Nav 2l.-Russell Sage
NEs informed friend tnat ne mao
Fnig.nss n open bis doors 70 All cphieIS
dssldea " and receive the balance
p TIE ns.s- a. fast As they may De
d pc This statement was con
y1dsieu.. ,nouiry by an Associated
srGeo on Everything Is quiet AT
frsss feg1 e. He Is receiyIn- notihca-
.aass ol.O took will be put to him to-
uaroE. . .rrested.
o.,rsrER, May III a'I'eh oAas
Ro'Bb n5 CAREY Hughes in three
y sa.ptthis morning. botn were ar
nssed Failed.
,yosk. May 2l.-J. l.. Bfownell d
%. haVs =. iHI & 60. consist of J. l.. Brow
BfoTnW Walker and l.. W. MUIR y.
ssi- 2, ~ vas formerly Brownell d
Us Shrinking IN Va.ses ca s,l.s
va, failure today neii 'ia'i'''0'
a. light. - c.,a,.s
., Nav u-lhe representa-
CHicaoo IN. National Protective Con |
VS. ~ their session here this fore |
ges' IT, attendance IL light. only AZ |
s'oh ,a. being present.. L. ID. Curtis,
Ss'ss.o.,se n. Y, was ele,ted tempo
o. o'' sN,,mau. On taking the chair, |
taly s;.arsd an I'd iresS IN strong advo |
s-.T Of protection as opposeu 70 ,iee
- and declared that tue haiVa.ioh
!. Im.rican industry rested Ia tbelr
,t,no a common night against the al
80 a, free trade, irrespective OF pl-
sas,I pa,ty lines. A majority OF the
aIsss,ss preseut represent tue beet SUI
.n,obnm. iule, fax and salt indus
-, nd all urre upon the National
.iHa 80 g, aud Democratic conventions |
4. nsoessity of protective laws TO pre-
,so, taeir destruction.
..u,. IIeme Missionary society
PHILADELPHIA, May ga large ana
.,,snnhstis meeting of the women
aona Missionary Society, OF the
u.,Dodst Episcopal Church, was held
~ evening Mrs. X. Is. Hayes pre-
"a An address WAS made by Bishop /
a. op the evil of MOrmonlsm, and /
!, R,.bos Warren. who urged an IT,
%. ~ missionaries among the CO.
o,.J nsopIe of the South. he also |
~sr,s6 missions established for tie /
e1,n.ss IN America. After the meet
iay subscriptions for about Siuo
s,rs handed IN.
senator Eustis.
B,roy RouGr May 20 he Leeisla-
!, .prr elected j. b. Eustis United States
senator.
Outrageous Torture.
" LOUIS. Nav 20.-Phil. Schneider.
vaichm,n ON the steam boat Montana.
vas inspected Of recent theft OF
tIy) from the safe while the boat lay
4, II. Louis, Monday. he was taken
Of the steamer at an Island near Lex
nstoa by five men. who Lifted him mp
four times with rope around hls neck.
Falling 20 make him confess. they re-
kssed him.
Brswers' Convention.
ROCHESTER, May 2l.-The convention
Of the Usited States Brewers Is In ses-
son TO-DAY. The attendance IL large,
and tue hall is deliberately decorated
with appropriate notices III both Ter
nan aud English.
Fall Of a Bridge.
PORTSMOUTH, O., May 2l.-The sus-
pension brigdge across the SclotO River
fell this morning while some cattle Were
crossing. Mrs. Fulwiler, with four ohll
dftn, were on the bridge at the time,
and three of the children were drowned.
The bridge cost $1,000.
Eadicou Resigns.
BosroS, NAY 2l.-Prss dent EndicJtt /
has resigned the Oregon Tr nsconti-
nsn,al presidency. Elijah Smith has
been elected his Successor.
Collision ON the Panhandle.
PrrsBURG Pa, MAY 2l.--A mixed
taln on the Panhandle railroad col
|, hdsd with n freight train at Wheeling
u Junction. this morning forty miles from /
this city, killing one man aud inluring |
hse others
New Hampshire Democrats.
CONCORD IN. H., May 2l.--At the I
Mate Democratic Convention. Chair /
man II. A. Parker denounced protec. /
Ton and said that tariff for revenue /
only vould be the issue of the cam |
Pisn. The resolutions declare against |
MI llvs tesding Ia Capitalization of I
power, wealth or political influence /: |
demand Tue reduction of the var tar /
u, commend tue Democratic majority |
o. The House for their recent efforts for |
AflH Reform, Insist upon no cessation |
" saeh Efforts until the revenue sys- /
YEN Is established on An honest basis |
@ii ior a thorough reform of the tariff |
suu TUE nnahcial administration of af- |
.aas' Srraien tue Republican party as |
ta'S 10 Tue interests OF the people. cun- /
aenn Tue great crime of 1876 As "a
siOhg We propose 10 right and make |
~ apostolic hereafter" Frank Jones. |
hthfy Ohent, Frank A. Mexican aud
swan Subway we're chosen deleprat ~ |
axe There were no instructions.
'ae unanimous sentiment of the
wu'shuon fhvJrs the "old ticket"
VIII support 1t at the National |
"'aSeatlen. Adjourned.
Terms of settlement
Jaw York, May 2l.-Simpson. OF
- th' L'wson 4 Simpson, stated to
.S9 associated Press today. that they
!, ~ pAy one hall of their indebtedn, IS
80 months, and the remainder in two
,ss. II Inc terms are accepted by niue
va .,1'a Is Of the creditors, both by amounts
The OH Market
a.. t.tfsBuAo, May 2i.-Oil opened weak
u r'ces declined 10 6siS. then rallied
H. ou' broke again to 81 At l o'clock,
n. e0ouht OF tue announcement of
RI pehsion of the PENNSYLVANIA
ss,p~a ue feeling WAS very much un.
49, Ahd pAnicky. Trade WAS excited
tAlis ~ get tiu Oh OH pre-
'are Of a Piu,burg Bank.
nj. n u.o, May 1.-THE Pepnsylva
a lssn vi This city closed it's doors
bx,n-- =, M. and posted the TO-
anns5 w 'ee doors: "Os,n ne to con-
3D. :, 'un Tor several days we have de-
canc.,s wise Tor our depositars and all
ce'nsd 10 suspend n,yman, Tor tina