Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-30
EASTERN NEWS.


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CHzcA0o, Nov. -. Judps Eol~x n -
Clro11s Court this morrino dec{saei -
.ppneaxso1 Tor the sppointmsns Of 4
r6cefvcR TOR TIE eueass a. WiIly~r p
STOREY granting tho petition and n.m-
inR hsfnoe A. Hnrburt ~ rsseiv~r' n.
en1oined, hovever. frou iuterfe~irc
Win the editorial stafR q poejetv A. -
lM@ new1papsr. unless undor special
order Of the coust.
biussfne Prevented.
PrTTsBUBa, Nov .29.--Countx D@<~c.iv.
nougherty. acting under or(1orr from
ne Coust. preveated . rpeetinn befveen
Osafise Mitchell and John Gillesuje.
ne iesser resident Of this eisy, ar-
fanRed tor tonight The oonteet vsa Is
naFe been with f,1r-ouucs Gloves. ana
: iarRe crowd. representing every grade
% sooassys Vas present. Rsosipts &C.,
We door Amounted 70 $1200. Dnrinr
ne la9 preliminary sst-to between IDEAL
puGilises. the detective notified Mitchell
and diilespie that they could not come
toResher. Mitchell explained 10 the an
aienoe. The news Vas received with
Jeefs and 0urues, and demand for thu
rosurn OF the money taken at the door.
Comparative quiet was finally restored
~ PROMISE 81 . set-to between NitcheII
and Billy Madden This Wa vitheut
interest, and concluded The perform-
aucs.
a Bod yaalasn.
OMAHA, Nov. 9.-At Osceola. Poll
county, man named Smith, on Thurs
day night, fatally shot his wife. and |
when jailed out his own throat. Previ-
oue TO shooting the man had bean nut
under bonds 90 keep the peace a he
instance Of his wife. Before that - |
bad bean charged with incest, his |
daughter bsing the victim. or the Ist- |
tef charge, however, he Was acquitted |
BY expert evidence.
4 Fatal Keller.
ELIxABErH. KY, Nov. 29.-The .boilex
Of sawmilI near here exploded tofav.
tearing the building TO pieces and kill.
ing John Morgan, Jamsa Morgan. Rich-
ard fiRg and four others, whoso nance
are unknevn. Two others are probably /
fatally injured.
Recepsisn.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Sevsral hun
dred residents Of Washineton, friends
Of General and Mrs. Logan, called &
their residence this evening, 70 welcome
the Senator and his wife back 70 the
Capital: The AFFAIR, though informal,
vas under she management Of Q CON-
mstses Of Arrangements. A section Of
the marine band was IN attendance, and
the house decorated from top TO bot
tom, outside, with banners, lanterns and
pariors and library OF this mansion vere
with ladies and gentlemen.
while those for whom there was no
standing room filed through IN pfooes-
sion, paying their respects with shaking
hands and word welcome In passing.
CeinG - the show.
NEW YoaK, Nov. 29.--Governor Cleve-
land vas waited upon In Albany bv 8
delegation OF actors Of the Fund So-
ciety, and invited 10 attend the annual
performances for the benefit of the
fund. at the Academy Of Music, In this
city on Thursday afternoon. The Gov
ernor replied that he Was compelled to
decline many invitations OF MANY
kinda, but be appreciated the always
ready generosity OF actors, when other
people are In trouble, and As this was
the only charity actors had for them
selves, be would accept. President
Arthur, Mayor Edson. Mayor elect
GRACE and other prominent men we're
invited.
A Lucky strife. /,
PmLAnxLPHfA. Nov. 29.-Two men
while digging roots on an island In the
river struck Z metal boz
coins amounting to nearly
tt7 ,000, including 1900 Mexican silver
dollars, $4,000 In gold doublooRs and
nearly $1,000 in small silver coin. Il
After the Politicians. |
wAsHmoros, Nov. 29.--Rspressuta.
tive Follett Of Ohio has prepared q bill
which he will introduce in the House
next week. providing for the abolition
Of the present system If deputy marshals
and supervisors of elections. He will
also introduce resolution to authorize
The Committee on Expenditures Of the
Department. of Justice to investigate
The conduct Of United States Marshais
and deputies in Ohio during the October
slections.
Sam Randall stfll Talking.
ATLANTA. Nov. 23.-Ssmuel ]. Ran.
dali, w. II. Hsrsel, Chairman OF the
State Democratic CON-
mittee B. J. McGann and B. K. Cham
Ison. Of Pennsylvania, left Atalanta TO-
night, after two days visit, a. guests
VI the Atlanta Democratic League
and Herssl spoke last night al
he grand state demonstration 20 5000
people. The party was entertained at
dinner by the Capital City Club, Of