Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-29

be abandoned the animal Owens snd
| his wife are thought to be fsta ily
wounded.
Threats OF Lynchsnc
CINCINNATI, March 2s.-Tne excite
uient over the Bern=r case is croTing
IL Is nov reported that an organiz .ti,u
! Is forming among the Germ AIS. apt on v
tn hang Berner. bat the oyher prisoners
In the jail charged wit murder.
lndig nation AZ the Eerner Verdict
0nrit~S a KIot at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. March 2s.-Ten thousand
people gathered at Music Hail IN re-
Spouse 10 a call by reputable citizens TO
take action on the Berner verdict.
Many could not g. II. Strong respin-
tons were adopted condemuing tie
verdict, and committee on legs alton
was appointed. Ga acjonrnm, mt, the
vast crowd moved directiv to The Jail.
where they began An attack on the
front door. A. 9 o'clock the fire alarm
was sounded, summoniup the .ira po-
lice to the jail. Crowds Of ueopie are
gathering Ia that vicinity. Berner was
fttuo'ci itIiItIthttIS GlltI -tIttElCt
this afternoon. and Is now On his way
to Columbus. but If the mob gets ill.,
other murderers will be lvnched. The
police, on arriving in the vicinity of the
jail. coratna nded the crowd to move.
ard not being obey ed. they fred, bat as
no one was hurt, 1t il presumed the p0-
lice fred IN the air. II is said that this
was the intention of the po ice, they
beng deeply In sympathy with the
movement - Condemn the outr geous
verdict. A shot or two WAS fred rom
the Jail. but tn crowd refused To NOV.
They have \ good leader and are still
10 p. m at work on the Jail door.
Later.-At ii p. IN the report from
the jail is that the crowd has got inside.
30 p. m.-Ihe first regiment ONO
National Guards have inst entered the
Jail. having been marched through the
front entrance of the court house, and
thence through the tunnel into the jail
where tue meb is thronging.
On wall street.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-Goveruments
strong railways generally firm stocks
Gull, with no special feature. The mar
k.t closed IRE ular. Compared with
last nights closing prices are Is to 4
per cent higher for Northern PacltiH
and Oregon Transcontinental Is to a
per cent. lower for Central Pacific anu
Western Union American Express rose
Il ; Oregon Navigation declined To 81.
Special engagements for .ha OREGON for
Europe tomorrow amount To $JJ3, OOU al
gold bars and coin.
letter from Johm Bright
Providence. X. l., March 2S.-John
L.. Il 3
place marble bust of HIM III the
Friends Boarding School here. In a
letter In acknowledgment of the com
pliment Bright writes " You say | was
Il friend to Your country i'll her day of
need. | did what l conld TO prevent
discord between the two English ma
tons 10 teach orr people the nature of
the great issue which depenIed Oh the
conflict in which twenty years ago your
people were engaged. | lamented tue
conflict, bnt | ished England to offer
her sympathy on the side of freedom to
the slave and in favor of the perpetual
union of your great Republic. When |
look back on the past, look With unal- |
loved satisfaction, and would Withdraw
no word | uttered III Connec
ton with the contest on which
England and tho CIVILIZED world
looked with profound interest.
The question of p-ace, to which
YOU refer, claims the sympathy of all
Christian nations. On yoHr continent
we may hope your growing millions
may hanceforth know nothing of war.
None can assell you and yon are anx-
ious to abstain from qnarrelS with other
nations. Europe, unnappily, IL great
camp. Its nations are armed as II ex-
pecting an invasion from its neishbors.
unconscious apparently tsat great ar
mics tempt to war the moment that any
d spute arises. The potential = and gov
ernments of Europe, | d@ubt not, dread
war and they seek to guard themselves
against it by these arrangements. We
In England are not FREQ from blame,
but with US love of peace is pressing.
and the government cannot engage IL
war without rlsking AMI oven losing the
support of the people. We are involved
with the territory and populations of
one half the globe, 81 that difficulties
are almost constantly arising, and our |
danger of war ~ greater thtn that Of
any other nation. 1t IL. however. true
that the feeling against war IL aensblv
increasing, aud ! trust and believe that
the moral sense of our people will more
aud more condemn it. England and
your United States are two nations, but
| ALWAYS like 10 regard them AZ one peO-
Pile. On them the growth of all that IL
good III the world greatly depends