Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

= ~ sonslnGI1n q uhioh a NJ de-
ot1ed - eppofnt foax et3fosnn. to fsou
eaeh party, fos saeh pfesfpos b tie city.
y = lsaEned that similar msz6inea were
held n other cities and eommissses sp-
Pointed Who will b st - poLls al day.
asueusssd ~ badges. and viii havs a1-
snofIty 70 scxutinIxs everything nboaf
tbs ballot boz snd tie uannef "a whioh
the eieeElon y ooudnc<ed- The soe<5F
Of the county this afteruosn APPOINTED
between 10 and 10 depufiss 70 b. presenf
81 the polls; and The Mayor souicht, bs-
iiesInf that the Sheriff had infexfered
WITH BE authority. called nestino Of
tns foiIes Board and secured peruission
g spposnt 100 sxtra police. Abons hAlf
sne number we're appointed tonight.
and ths others viii Be- named In the
morning.
/ 4 fssshfsI bss Despesase LAYER.
LAxcAsrKn, Pa, Oct. I3.--Tawrencs
Il. Galley. u Philadelphia, aged n. TINS
evening sh0s Mamie Benson. a0sd IA, In
this cltys and then Shot hsaosef fatally.
The shot fred ~ tbs girl uzzde paiufaI
bat not fatal wound Csaiey some tine
ago was employed NJ the Lancaster
watch fnos0ry, whess tbs Girl was en-
ployed, and be fell In love with her. He
left Lsnosstsr early in June aud vent
20 Philadelphia. He psrnsts6 in send
ing TIE R1ri prote&tatious Of affection.
and also letters thFsatepiax 70 kin her
e shs rsfnsed 3 receive his stEsnsions-
he returned 70 Lancaster tsn days AGO.
and meeting hes 90 the street. this eve,
ming, shot her and thsaa himself.
Hsafer - Patterson
PArKzsoz. n. J.. Oot- I8.-Gsnerai
Boiler arrived 81 ! >. N. today, and vas
mst at the depot BY q procession Of 100
men wearing badges AMI headed by q
band. He was driven In an open be-
rouche through tie streets % Passaic
Falls. There was very little demonstra-
ton along tie route. At the falls Cen
ersi Batter addressed an audience Of
90 or go persoas about under consump
ton and not over prediction being tke
cause Of the troubles Of the people, who
bad 70 pay rs cents per bnshel hsre for
corn which - worth only 10 cents IN
Kansas.
alaAe 80 Ds~xsrxe.
Nav YoRk. Oct. Is. = Artemns Ii.
Holmes, lawyer, brought suit against
ex- senator jerome b. Chaffes and DAVID
Motfitt, alleging that he had invested
$lS.OOu for go shares Of stock In the
Little PittsbuFg Mining Company In
1873. On the representation of defend
ants that there vas ore in fhe mine 20
the value Of t5.O000 600 which would pay
a dividend of $4,000 per month for
three years, and that these statements
we're false. Defendants did not Appear
and the Judge directed the jury 70 give
q verdics for $1,000.
Csearfsg usase Repess.
BosroS, Oct. l3.-Fsilowing IL the to-
tai gross exchange at the leading clear
ING houses Of tie United States for the
week ending October 11th, and the per- |
centsge of decrease and Increase com |
pared with the corresponding week Of |
1898: Total. $40, z57 ,3o2 decrease,
Ss.02 per cent.
unsatisfactory Fight.
Nxw YosK, Dot. l3.-Over GOO people !
assembled az Madison Sqcare Garden |
tonight, TO witness the glove contest |
between Charles Mitchell OF England |
and DomiDick McCafrey Of Pittsburgh. |
At 1908 McCaffrey entered the ring in |
the garden. quickly followed by Mitch |
ell. Both men looked in trim condi- |
ton. Each scaled f65 pounds. Mitch |
ell Is % years old. and stands 5 feet 81 |
inches high. MoCaffrey 10 - years old, |
and stands 5 feet o. inches. Mitchell |
was attended by Billy Madden and Al |
fred Luntz. and McCaffrev by Billy Ed |
wards and Tom Campbell. j. Il. Me- |
Cormiok, of the Cincinnati Engaiyey, |
was referee, and Ed. Piummer time |
keeper. The fight was under Marquis |
Of Queensbury rules. No time was lost |
In pfeliminsries. and the men we're |
quickly called 10 the scratch.
Round Mitchell was confident aud |
Mccartney smiling. Both were oau-
tious. McCaffrey finally let fly bis right, |
catching Mitchell ON the breast, bat a |
little short for the effect desired. |
Mitchell became cautious, and then de- |
livered vicious left-bander ON the |
body. and followed the effects of IL in |
fighting, which ended in a clinch, when |
McCafrey got In swinging right |
handler aud the round ended in MoCaf- |
frey's favor, amid great cheers.
Round 2-Miicheli opened tho round |
with several terrible body blows, SEEM |
ingly determined to force the fighting. |
McCaffrey took his Cruel. getting ia |
meantime good ones on Mitcheil's head |
and face. Cautious sparrinR on both |
sides succeeded. Suddenly McCaffrey |
visited his antagonist on the right ear, |
and Mitchell seemed to reel. He gath |
cred himself, however, and administered |
some terrible sledge hammer blows on |
McCsffre;'s chest and neck. MoCaffrey |
was giving rs good as he got. Mitchell |
tried to force his opponent Ia the ropes, |
but McCaffrey would not yield, and |
some sharp fighting ensued. When |
time was called McCaifrey seemed to |
have had the best of IL.
Round 3-Both men we're considera- |
bly, blown. McCaffrey was confident as |
he jumped to the middle of the rins. |
Mitchell. trying TO force the fighting,
reserved II staggering right handler, AZ, { :
blood flowed from a cash over his rigs !;
eye and from his nose. First blood for |
MoUsffrey was claimed and allowed. |
MoCaffrey now seemed TO have things |
bis own way. Mitchell. IN his efforts 10 |
get in his telling body blows, was losing !
bis defense, and McCaffrey never onoe /
missed his chance. Mitchell began TO |
get angry, and endeasored again TO bear |
McCaffrey to the ropes, despite the re- |
peated warnings of the referee, who |
finally had 10 step into the ring and |
lead the men n their corners. The ex- |
element was now intense. The crowd |
shouted and yelled like mad men, Nc. |
Caffrey plainly being the favorite. The /
garden was bedlam when time was |
called.
Round Mitchell looked much the
worse for scar. Hid face had consid |
erabls blood on IL. still be went on
gamely. In moment Mccartney let |
90 his left but was neatly stopped, and
Mitchell sent back hard one on No /
Caffrey's body. Both men than clinshed |
and some rapid exchanges followed. |
NcCiaffrey's work was the most telling.
Hi Al a. a.. IL n
doing good work with his right hand. |
and mos forgetting his left. Daring the |
clinch that followed. Police Captain |
Williams stepped on the stage aud put |
ting bis club between the men ordered |
the light stopped. The referee called |