Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-03

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49, ~ - osnaee. Iho facts VerI
- 49, g q, oefors both ths Count,
sss 80 49, OeayansfnR Boards, that 81 !
csefsS1 efror kiupp was originally eiv
go 49, 20 many. A 10th KAN
- Moinesen axe Dsm0oraks Tie oom.
pssAlon - - Le&islstuFs viii not ~
SMnan9eo - either s1ss. Govsrno,
q uamiison VII announce his deciri1u =
s1s Dfano-Leuan onno tomorrov.
~ reported tonight that nons OF tbs
letLnenss returned By ths grand jurv
nso any conne1tion With tie aIIecei
election ffands, that thas far no indie.
- na.e been presented 20 the court,
ne nat tne inveutiRatioua Of yesterd.y
sno today have gone Gar to convinoe ~
JAY that the indictnenfs agreed unon
at 1seks but not presented, aoainsS
certain Of the judges and clerks 81 slso.
tlon, are net warranted and viii Be an
noIIed unless thsy are further limit
Gated b subsequent TESTIMONY.
- lne Isnsts VIII say tomosrow that 4.
2. wright, Of the printing arm Of Han
scome q 90, testified before the brand
lnfy thst J. q. Mackin, Secretary 81 -
Dsmocratic County Conmisfee. Gave
ne order for the bogus EiQhteenth
ward ballots. that they were printed in
Handsome 4 Co.'S ofIics, and deliver
70 Msckin In his room at tie Palmsr
nouss q 10 o'olsok on the evenino Of
November 18th. =
A. . meeting Of the committee Of 40
citizens thts afternoon, appointed Ia
prosecute Inquiries into the ALLEGED
eailot-box sfutiing In the second ore
cinot Of the Eighteenth ward. Il wns
to increaas the number 10 al
% raise . fund Of t25 200 for the pur.
poses Of its work, and 10 offer q reward
sf not LEES than 1900 for inform alton
leading TO the conviction Of the cnilty
parties
Secret ouseatisns.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-The DAILY Ne,ss
Iays that at = meeting Of the Hoard Of
rrads Committee on Marksfs todav. Il
vas resolved, In accordance vitb he
ADVICE OF tho Boards attorneys. 10 far.
iisn telegraph companies with its mar
<et qoosassons under ths State Law. |
Lhte means that quotations are to be |
naoe private messages, which can only |
y senS 20 the peKsons whoee addresses |
'ppsar On the message. Quotntious |
ave heretofore been unaddressed and |
ent to iista VI addresses fuFnished. The |
'b1eot OF this Il TO cut of the bucket /
hops from market quotations.
The secret q Cellar. |
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2.--The remains Of a
roman were found this evening by
vorkmen engaged in cleaning out the Il
ub-cellar Of tbs Carleton House, corner
{ North william and Frankfort streets.
he body WAS decomposed beyond all
Of recognition. and had prob
bly, lain where fonnd many years. The
ndicstionu are that tho woman hes been
murdered and the body placed where
ound. The body was covered with
bout six inohes Of ashes. Tue first
loor Of the building - occupied by
tores, each Of which formerly had a
Gnmunication with the sub. cellar.
he sab cellar HIS been utilized by
arious tenants a. place 20 deposit
shes, and has lately been used a. q
playground BY boys. Tonight the clerk
1 the hotel and various storokeopers
Fere unanimous in the assertion that
hey had mot used the sub-ceiiar for
ears. IL contained large pile of ashes,
be accumulation. IL IL said. Of nearly &
uarttr of century. These we're being
emoysd by order Of the Board Of
lealth, and the body vas thus unoov-
red. The men had been at work
bout . week and had completed
bout half their task. A large
ieoe Of TAGGING partially covered the
cad and breast of the won IN, and
YER her head, and drawn down 90 as
D envelop IL. was a piece of white linen
astened 10 the neck by another strip Of
be same material. Various articles Of
smaie clothing were on the skeleton.
q the work of removal various parts OF
DO remains fell away. The remsias
'ere gathered together and rem ,ved 70
10 morgue.