Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-29
EASTERN NEWS.
,,rEp PRESS DISPATCHES.
Nigh water

bOAu is expressed 1oI Tue sAistt -
Gfsss bridges about the CITY,
s'e'' mo C,ty Of Mexic" to C"icas"
sfs" March 27.-The first through
CBICA" ,be CITY of Mexico over tn,
par, i Completed Mex can Contra
rs s.osd arrived here from Kansas ~
rsilfoNu, b, 2 special train over tn
tbs iho '.nn road. The party Was made
Bali'h.i # Americans who had beet
Up the Mexican capital, thirty SD
tlsia's h., lef, for No;re - .fne aver
dsn's Tndiana this morning. and feu
ey IL merchants. The main bodl
be,'o. jewelers. continued their ] 'trney
Of lno nv the forenoon trains. ahc
ess'Naa;nder of the party vii! stay FOL
the ~ this CITY. The run from the
tune " Ms1;co was made IN five days.
Jay peculiar sheep Ma,ady.
o,,pRsrowS, O.. March "a
i,;a, maladv, termed the grub. Il
pscu au carving off many sheep II
las' ,,;on. aud sad havoc is belnE
ilis ,,ono some of orr wool growers
s.cks. The disease !. cau4eu ~
n'.~o called the grub, and IL ver,
s s:',rsssno one. The egg OF tno worn
a'saoosited in the no5trii Of the sheer
IIIy ~ August by p Guitar kind al
~" ia the grub hatches out IN Narcl
~ hag;ns burrowiu9 toward the brain
AZ - when the brain Is penetrated
snicn .. animal AT once. There il NJ
gus VIZ rsmrdy for IT. The worm II
III the .jze Of coumon gruh worm
"a has the pimlet appearance OF thh'
~. Mr.. Richard King, a prominent
Will has already lost thirty OF his
ia'I sh.en. and other farmers have
~. nearly their entire tiock.
The storm nj Denver.
pvxvyg (Col.), March 23.-Probably
s,.. LANDINGS. of all sorts, were uu-
n ND Inv Yesterdays wind storm
IT,, ut midnight portion OF the real
All ~ the Lindeil Hotel was blown IN
The ouests we're previously warned OF
,bs danger and escaped injury: Inc
W. building WAS partially un.
,aossd. A young man named DaVio
Nd vas struck by a falling wall al
r;ab,b and Curtis streets. He was ex-
,,,..,ed alive. but will probably die. A
.ascb was blown from the track neal
Flaming a suburban station, and one
:. the MESSENGERS was seriously hnrt
Tbs DAMAGE throughout the city VIII
n,obably not exceed $4,000 or Tl5,ooO
ri Chevenne the wind reached the
,siocity Of fiftv-six miles per hour, bat
no serious damage was Done. ne
Nand house at Sterling, on the uaies
buro Short line, is reported as having
hon blown down. No damage Is re-
Iorted from the interior towns.
Held tor Trial.
JACKSON. Mich. March 2s.-DanieI
o Holcomb and John ID. Crouch were
this morning held for trial IN the Clr
!, cult Court. charged with the murder OF
1 Jacob ID. Crouch. The accused hearo
the decision without any expression
There was "A murmur of approval IN TIC
4 sadience.
Failure or Ten Merchant.
NV Yo.L, March 2S.--Ths failure o'
L. ". Menford IL Co., brokers III coilee'
and teas. has been announced. lea has
dscliued cents on account of the fall
are.
Quietly sentenced.
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-Sam Burner
WAS quietly brought before Judge Mat
thews at . o'clock this afternoon anc
sentenced to the penitentiary tor TWEEN
ty years. the full limit of the law. II
u probable that he will be taken to Co
Iumbus by the first train.
Buried Under a Falling Wall.
CINCINNATI, March %. Shortly before
noon a portion of n brick building ~
second and Central avenues, which
sorkmen were tearing down. suddenl,
| fell. burying five or SIX men In Tue ruins
l They we're all supposed To be killed. tu1
Il ia found that four were injured AM
one missing, although whether he u
all in the ruins or not is unknown. II
/ sthought that the INJURED men Will die
4 Defeat for the Western Union.
NV YORK, March 28.-Judge Wallace
IN the United States Circuit Court, rem
dsred an opinion this morning Ill the
nit of the Western Enion Telegraph
COMPANY to restrain the National and
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Compa-
nlss from operating telegraph lines ovel
the West Shore Railroad. He declines
10 grant a preliminary injunction.
Business Failures.
Business failures for the last seven
lAys we're 24. against 2l3 for the pre-
nous week.
Instructed for BiaiRe.
\ WmKgsBARRE. Pa. March 2S.-Dele-
ntes for the first. second, third, fourth,
if,h and seventh Legislative an the
twenty first senatorial dIstri sta met this
Rornlng ana elected II. h. Page dele
gate To the National Conventio., with
Instructions to support Blaine.
4 Outgoing Gold.
NV YORK. March 2S.-Specie en-
eagements fer the Oregon sllllug to-
morrow amount to $5UO,OOO.
Annual Report Of ihe Denver and
RtO GranGie.
fhs annual report of the Denver aud
Rio Gmnde road will be published IN n
lev days and will show surplus of
tliO,OO.
Divorce Case In Mixh Life.
Nfw YORK, March 2S.-Roger M. Sher-
man of this city has brought suit in the
Supreme Court against his wife, Flor
encs b. Sherman, for limited divorce,
On the ground of Abandonment. Mrs.
Norman is the daughter Of the late
Governor J. J Bsel, y of Michigan. The
case was before the court today on Il
notion brought on behalf of the pam
un Tor the custody of his two children,
4 she are living, II is alleged. with their
mother in Detroit. In his affidavit
aerman stated that he was married In
NTnlt IN 1876. He had brought his
Vie to this city, where he was appoint
VI Assistant District Attorney. After
H'lae together for several years n cool
a'~ sprung up between the parties. and
a %e wife went to live with her neither III
orfon, taking along the two children.
s0e'man charges his mother in-law with
Responsibility of all the existing
soaoles. Mrs. Sherman denies the al-
sSatons of her husband, and her coan-
Sh' move u strike out part of the
sasoand's aihdavits. on the ground that
1r' are scandal. Mrs Sherman has n
w Tor divorce pending in Detroit.
Nsaefer viii Accept siOssom's Chnl.
| lengc.
rTrsBuRa. March 2s.- Jacob Schsef-
a,He champion billiardist, SAYS he will
SN~p Blossoms challenge, and will play
4 NJ N chicago. on or about Thursday
Ss ,th. Schaefer leaves for Chicago
sesaay next, whes he will arrange the
~'sils Of the match.
a Machine shop 4urne,i.
AfAPHls, March 2s.-The machin,
4 sp OF the Memphis and Charleston
,oad, was burned today: loss on,