Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-25

ret Walter was badly injured by falling
bricks. Mrs. Albert Walter and her
three children and Mrs. Lear and Mrs
/ Foeler were also hurt.
Louisiana Election Fraua.
new ORLEANS. May 24.-Todav the
Ad11'snt-General ordered battalion
OF Louisiana field artillery to hold
themselves In readiness to move al a
moments notice to the scene OF the
| trouble at New Iberia The military
however. has not vet been ordered TO
move. 1t - understood that there il
considerable excitement ia New Iberia.
gro~inQ out of the contest for the
JudReship in the Twenty-fiTst Judici 4
| District between Gates, ci.in no tn
nave been elected over Fouti. chilean.
the present incumbent. This ~ one of
| the cis@s referred 20 in the resolution.
adopted by the Republican State en-
,ral Committee last week. A Senate
Committee is considering a petition and
mem orial presented by Gates, imp actr-
ing Fontinebleau, who is Repnblic IN.
Gates. after much delay and manIpala-
tion OF votes, WAS declared elected a.
the recent election. A. showing how
tue re nit WAS brought about. Fontine
bleau's friends claim that At enc pre-
ONT known AZ Bayou Pigeon, which At
tue date OF the Cent election was
oVefnoTed. the election offic ~
made no provi.iDn for An elect on there.
~ no voting bid ever been d Re AZ
that . int, the fifteen or tEeuty voters
residing IN that section having herets
fore Voted elsewhere. At tn. last -l-c-
ton, however, they decided themselves
10 hold the election aud returned near
w 9J5 votes from that precinct for
" ties. thus electlUg him. Fontiue
bieau : frIeads declare that they will
not allow GATES to preside IN the dis
trict, and the State auth JritIes have de-
termlnea 10 seat Gates. by force II
necessary
New iberia, May 2i-I. seems tast
reports concerning the nplJtic.l altna-
Ion In this and adj iriGg uerl-hes nave
oteh very much exaggerated. 81 "a
re has teer 40 di, 2 oauce. ~
lew weeks sFo, ~ 9 = crogd q rood I
lnms ocnposea - Fol' ntieau's tf..i-. /
~ rad O tC5 street 7-iar cannon. +
aud pistols - mrgug tor. ats tbstl
tha7 Tnu.5 spill 81 .sst Ieop az tu-l- +
UioodIn soat'np / ~ ir sa The u.4 !
, t"o weeks 1"v" fr9sa ,.at-t. Hat az ,srts .
~ rumara aye afaat .u- s- SIZE 4
Iaat t.utigbtea8 u u-g-tHl .ir,c tas r.
81
seating ~ G4tes. EE- tink .,ors l.a~-
rau Glra S0T .bs past lew dsss. tle .
asuse Dt w.laE is a1qrssed II be ~.
. -aguiuE 81 = military company - 81 /,
NJ rF.7 s3rlsE. Au attempt Yesterday /
=" 'ru le court .uusa of Sc. Martins |
t.. CAUSED salar c5Tl action and a |
ETs .a4i Of Lsik III both parishes
Ils liars > objsct in firing the |
cons- aa u, unknown. Little damage |
va d"us The country people are afraid
= .ie to town and think that a war is |
>,ng on.
New ORLEANS, May. 24.-One hun
dtsaAamsa, or tue Washington artillery,
start tomorrow with one field piece and |
small arms, with orders to report to
Judge Gates at New Iberia. Comma
uicatiOn by wire with Baton Rouge il
cut off tonight. There are no particu-
lars Of the Immediate cause OF order
ing troops to Bayou Teche. The im-
pressson Is that they will be used for
the purpose OF overawning the Opposi-
tien to Gates installation.
Trying 10 ConciiIate.
New York, May 24.-Tammany and
Irving Hall aud the County Democracy
are endeavofing to arrange tseir diff
ferences so ~ TO send united delega-
ton TO the National Convention.
Excluding the Mormons.
SALT LAKE. May "a. - The Gre nd
Lodge, A. o. u. w, reconsidored their
action allowing Mormons to become
members, hut decided to exclude all
members of the Mormon Church from
membership. The Mormons are now
excluded from all secret societies in
Usah.
Three Years In the Peaitentiary for
Prize Fighting.
OMAHA, Neb., Nav 2t-Hanley, one
OF the principals in the late prize fight
arranged in this city and fought in
saunders Ounty. this st ,te, after n trial
of Il week WAS today sentenced to three
years hard labor Ia the penitentiary.
The oase will be taken to the Supreme
Court.
Emo and Fish 20 he arrested.
New York, May 24.-Warrants have
ba,n issued for ex-bank presidents Enc
and Fish. Eno's house Was searched
toni hit by officers. bnt Euo could not
be found.
Pesiestrianisni.
DENVER, MAY 2t-rhe six day heel
|
Edwards, champion of Australia, and
IL. Ii. Hart, the celebrated colored Pc
d. strian of Boston, for $1,000 side, VS.
concluded ut the Belmont & Henson rink
at midnight. Edwards won by 8 miles
and 3 laps. The score a. the close was
Edwards. 426 miles, 8 laps; Hart. 4l6
miles. 10 laps. Belmont IL Hansen an
nounce that they will back Edward
against any pedestrian in the State of
Illinois for from $1,000 to $1,000, for a
heel and tos contest to take place at
Chicago, and have deposited 500 as q
forfeit with the editor ef the Chic go
Nsrs.
Texas for Tiiden.
GALVESTON, May 4.-fhree fourths
OF the counties of the State held Demo
cratic cor vgntinns tod ~ TO select dele
gates for the State Cow -ntian on June
IL to elect delegates to Chicago. Re
turns received from about forty counties
are nearly unanimous for the old ticket.
Storms prevented complete returns.
The West side Bank suspeads.
NEW YORK. May 24-In the West
Side Bank this morning. Cashier Dob
Ter refused To speak of the bank or Its
aifairs. At 100 p N. the bank sns-
pended, ana Dnnler kilcnce WIS cA-
planned. President Georae Moore says
they closed because the American tx
change refused To clear for them. DE |
said be had plenty Of money.to stand
run all day, but wanted TO ire Il de-
positSrs fairly. The books are being /
inspected by two bank examiners. The |
Or sdent says be will have their state
ment ready shortly. The bank paid |
m interest. Tho directors and officers |
of the tank were in the building ali
day, bat refused to talk. There are all |
kinds of rumors about IN regard to the
H,nckley defalcation. One was that
Hinokley did not content himself With
$50, 1000. He has not yet been heard |
from. President Moore said be was
sure that after the books we're thor
oushly examined. no gre ter amoant
{, an 500 90 would be found missing, |