Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-11

.t.aaapdre .,loo,st;c snaa.h
sssssld delivered sise made dsb By G. F Ischi
'scSsUsseli. editor OF tne Il henD Ds e
D. ~ and Luigi Be,talt' sculptor OF
pawn, Of Garibaldi placed on Tue
se oa1 os Caprera. After banquet ms
lssnu - urned to New YORK.
T'' Jewish Convention.
Ohio. March l0.-A Gen
CLe,axsntlon OF the Jews OF the order
-! ~ Shell Barsul. met here today.
4 hespnyantion was called to order by
ne con Wolf. of Washington,
bon. aan Of the Executive Committee:
0snnorarv chairman was Samuel
1le n of Peoria, and the Temporary
wc Alfred T. Jones, Of PhIladei
sc's''I The following permanent officers
s1n- ,1a,ad. President. Marley Plat
sen New York; Vice Presidents, lisa
~, + I,nderman. Of New York. Lewis
io's IL of Washington, Hon. }. w.
lm;p If Chicago; Secretary, Alfred
saarIl' assistant Secretary, X. Lewisohn,
DEL York: Sergeant-at-Arms, Aaron
Dinby- w-.
yoay. March 10.-Money market
1i6a2 ger cent; prime inercan-
s'n.,er 4a5H per cent: sterling e1
ls Pap bankers bills, steady at 4.s7 &:
,enand, 4.D.
neath Of n Perrerti0Rtst.
Il r-,c, lS.Y.l, March l0.-Yesterday
Crsg.n, who, with John Hmm
ro's >oyes founded the Oneida Com
rn,,,v in Is4s, was found dead III his
"A there Of heart disease.
IpfaithfuI servants.
ysx YORK, March l0.-During the
.,S.nce Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sloan,
xsal,hy and prominent couple, last
.i.s, Jesse Williams, the colored
.schman. entered the room Of Miss
Z u.ooIe Harvey, a sister of Mrs. Sloan,
is%snded the keys Of the place where
- money was kept. Failing to get
,,sp. be gagged and bound the young
/ adv, subsequently, found under the bed
4 .t;.,trude Ash, colored servant, in
,boss pillow $3.50 were found. Both
vrs arrested.
Demands and Threats.
GALVESTON, March l0.-A committee
i .,ockmen has made demand that
A. Texas Board restore the price of
1 aces 10 four cents per acre, under
S,,ats that cattlemen will leave the
,ate.
Agitation Among the MasOns.
4 BuFFAIO. March l0.-The Masonic
satsrnity Is agitated on learning that
Stored men in this city have lodges
asipp under a charter issued by
ssnry Frederick. DIXIE Of Gambler
and, September 2s, 1874. 1t is claimed
IA, he was Grand Master Of the Ma
pus at that time, and n charter was
,auted 10 Prince Hall and other color
Omen.
For Minister 10 Russia.
DETROIT, Mich. March l0.-The Re
abican congressman Of Michigan. will
III President Arthur to appoint ex-
snatOr Ferry NJ Minister to Russia.
The Fast Mail Train.
CHICAGO, March l0.--The first train
the new fast mail which left New
Ink Saturday night at 1918 arrived
zen minutes ahead of time. Post
sss,er General Gresham, First Assist
ID. HattOn and General Superintendent
loDpson inaugurated the new mail.
-neral Gresham stated to an Associa
ID Press representative that the new
svice WAS very satisfactory, and that
fl he trip was devoid of special interest.
Capturing the Cashes.
COLUMBUS, s. c. March l0.-Bogan
l Cssh has escaped to the swamps, but
be father Of Began is a captive. Last
usht posse Of II armed men, com
aided BY Chief State Constable Rith-
s,g. left the city under orders from
AsGovernor to proceed to Chesterfield
asnty and capture W. b. Cash. who
nHed W. I. Richard, Town marshal of
4hsrawa, and whom the Governor had
AsOcalne ed a fugitive from Justice. The
Hpxe arrived at Cash's place early this
lOninp. and surrounded the residence,
nd +. b. Cash, father of the fugitive,
~ arrested. Began Cash WAS sleep
h ING in an out building, and escaped to
II he swamps, which are now being
sarched f. h. Cash at daybreak arm
d himself and attempted to escape, but
M against member Of the posse, who
sveled bis rifle and compelled Cash to
mop his weapons.
Tad Of the Glass Blowers strike.
PTrrsBukaH. March 10.-The fires are
shied IN every green glass bottle fac
ofy IN the city. except one. and work
vii be resumed in a few days at last
isafs wages. The nien have been out
1as,rlke against reduction for Gig LIT
sO1tLs.
Coal Rargcs sunk.
The steamer Mark Winnett tonight
snk three barges containing $4,000
soshels of coal.
The Crevasse.
Nav ORLEANS, March l0.--The Gre
nsse at Davis plantation is increasing,
le water going through nearly eight
let deep. The Texas Pacific and Nor
aus railways are submerged.
Cable Repaired.
DuBuRy Mass March lo.-1he
usibary and st. Pierre section of the
iglo American Cable. interrupted over
a'ee months. was repaired yesterday
L 9ihe company's steamer Maria.
Il 4 SNOW Slide.
Ntr LAKE, March l0.-Friday niuht
ls 'lh, a SHOW slide half mile wide
,Nendlng from the summit down t.
VA swept away the works at Emm,
ane' killing Gus Lieber, the foreman
~ Wasson. machini.t, and brother
1auei Prethers, Charles Colgreen and
,ut Edward Crockett. Lottie Pleen. .
'ohnson, N. y. Delaho, Willard
sstaeuson and John Richardson. Tn,
Hes have all been recovered, excep
1t was the worst slide ever know
me Little Cottonwood, the snow
s''Ae len feet high. The damage I,
nine reaches $l5O.0O0. The storm
Ano bad 10 bring down the bodies o
Killed. Several leave families
'ee Culllns, Superintendent of TIN
.e' came down today, bringing tn
news OF the disaster.
New York weather.
NV YORK. March l0.-Hail. rain
thunder and lightning made NJ
weather here yesterday. The ic
LSa!Ss made walking full of peril
@ and telegraph wires were heavil
!. hartford the heavy ice broke dow
49, ana even trees. Telegraphing i
~Sly Interrupted.
h, "s'hia had its rain and thunder 81
ne longfelIow Memorial.
s.eEoS, March l0.-rhe Longfello'
Association held msetin
moridge tonight. The treasure
srs 'seelved nearly $4,000 and hold
N .o az, Tue monument worth $75.ON
Is SuU additional is desired.