Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-31

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-. . ms Dsssh.
1Afss, n. T., Deo. so.-A
-sced 20 b James 0reenwood,
ys~e While crossing the Niagara
L. CSIoueea 70 Port Bay, about
~ - sks falls, loss control Of
I1s 80 is was drawn into the
80 Il upset and be was carried
1-v whssher he h N Rasi.
Tex. Dee. 9.-Miss Grace
3D. hammond, daughter Of Belle
- S.e~n e the " Rebel Spy was
49, a this city last night 70 Ray
: young Enelishman about
- ACE. Who claims 20 be Earl
T.. For nearly year past
has been employed IN this
49,. ;netruotor OF elecuticn. The
Daughter Of Belle Boyd, by
~ ~ Harding. Her mother re-
- ss<eiued divorce from her sec
steud. John r. Hammond. 10
- BsroDess Linwood startled
s~rsnunity by laying serious
sSafnst young man, banker
as- Her mother, Mrs. Hafnmond,
- ueeupiary damages from the
- f~nkeS, failing 70 receive which
\ ~ mother shot and wounded him.
j 0eAeris vas resident Of Dallas
- The shooting occurred.
Yysssners Sentenced.
/ rrulrf, Dec. 30.-Judee Same, of |
{. 5000 States District Court, today |
ss.1rd 4 number Of prisoners, most Of |
~. ~ been convicted Of violations |
~ sieakjop laws at the late election.
49, Reenv. James Usher and James
sysschlir. for illegal voting, were
S-Sd g six months In the HamiI. |
!. cs~nty JAN. ID. Shannon and Fer.
ss.sS Nosh. for the same offense, got |
-. ~ Is jail. Henry Schaeffer and |
issId kinney. for hinderine citizens
- vo1ine, got six months IN Jail.
llllssss wheat Cssp.
e..rayrrr,p, Dec. 30.--The forthcom- |
g 1879 Of the Illinois Departments Of |
/ ,ssir,iku1e. shows that she area Of the |
1870 erop Of winter whsat in Illinois
ssI10D0 acres, q decrease Of l06. 900 |
- from The previous seeding. The |
s.rSifion 81 the growing crop ID fair.
re Raeine ueaei Pire.
auux. Dec, 29.--.roday force Of
..,kmeu has been engaged ia remov |
- 1919 from the site Of the destroyed |
~ hotel and Opera House, which
- Sofally destroyed by fire Sunday. |
~ YORK IL being prosecuted very care
irIlg ma every particle 10 being closely
rssuined. &c great amount Of valu- /
~ ieveisy was lost by the guests of |
a koose. The report that Mrs. Pat
n. ire hotel chambermaid, had been i
daee6 a the home OF her sister, which /
- sent out BY special telegram this
ssiernoeu. d not true. Mrs. Patrick, |
iooe1her with Mr.. and Mrs. Glover, Of |
! rs BsaRar Students OPEN Com.
uasy,r peFished IN the flames. Por
ions Of human bodies were recovered
ippm The ruins by workman this after
ncou. Tbs total amount of the loss,
Inolpdine bnilding, stocks, furniture,
uprsonaI effects, etc., IL now figured al |
llg7600 The insurance Is $S6, 76l.
TIA oinoers OF the Opera House Com. |
osny N Tho house will not se rebuilt.
csaesul Gssnf's Financial DssncaIsies
NV Ioux, Dec. 29.-The friends Of |
Geneeal 0rsut here and elsewhere will |
mske Il Impossible for him to be hurt |
bythe financial burst Of Grant d Ward.
General sherman Is especially sxertiug
himelf In the matter.
PuIApEIPHrA, Dec. Y0.--Measures |
icg ~ relief of General Grants per-
scnsl effects, trophies, etc., are Ia favor
abls Progress, with the expectation OF |
a early and satisfactory result. Con
stations upon the legal aspects OF the |
business are still going on, and Mr..
0hiIds goes to New York tomorrow on |
businsss connected with the subject.
The spanish Treaty.
81. Lours. Dec. 30.--A committee Of
rs leading members OF the ksschants'
Exchange, appointed some days ago 10
ponsider the Spanish treaty, made an
,dverse report this noon, bat make no
to Congress.
sjsnctien Served on the New Yesk
Aldermen.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 3d. When the Board
i Aldermen met today, an injunction
Iss served en- them restricting the
,osrd from confirming any nonina.
isns from Mayor Edison for the p Sd
ions Of Commissioners Of Public Works
nd Corporation counsel. The injunc-
ION was issued by Judge Beach az the
instance OF Theodore Roosevelt and
plhers, on the ground Of alleged fraud
md corruption.
The Invasion or Indian Territory.
KANSAS CrTY. Dec. 30.--In pursuance
If instructions from tho War Depart
nsnt, Brigadier General Anger, Of the
Department OF Missouri. has ordered
Col. Hatch, of the Ninth Cavalry, 10
proceed to Camp Russell, on the Cimar-
ron river, In Indian territory. with six
troops Of cavalry aud one company of
infantry and remove unauthorized per-
sons from Oklshama and other points
n Indian territory. Col. Hatch Ii now
q Fsrt Leavenworth, making prepare
lions for the expedition.
Failed.
81. LOUIS, Dec. S0.-Exil. Hutchison
4 Co, dealers in toys and notions, have
failed; liabilities about $4,000, assets
Sale Of the New York star,
Nxw YoRK, Dec. 30.--lt Is stated that
he Star has been sold to Mr.. England.
e. for $l75,000, which SUN John Il.
Mclean of Cincinnati refused to pay.
Seven hundred aud fifty thousand dol
lAfs has been sunk in the Star. OF this
amount john Kelly isa loser to the ex-
lint Of 100000.
rresbie Abeat Lottery.
BosroS, Dec. 30.-rhe State officials
have interfered with the lottery draw
ING which was to have taken place at
Ne close Of the fair held by the Grand
Army organization. The drawing Was
g have been done privately. and IL IL
supposed that arrests will follow. The
MOST serious phase Of che affair IL that
- anonymous letter was sent 10 the
pensh commissioners of ths Univcrssl-
Y Church, threatening 10 burn the
eoereh u the mini ,tsr was not instruct
Army.
Cotton Experts.
NEW YoRx, Dec. 30.--Exports Of do
neesio cotton for the past week have
oeeo 100 packages, making q total for
sss year Of lti3, $40 PACKAGES, against
l0, $50 last year and Isl. $50 In 1881. TIE
mafket has been quiet In ell depart
ments.
On wall street.
NV YoRx, Dec. O.-0overnments
sions. Ths stock market Was decided
Y stronger during the loren BON and
Eioee advanced y TO ~ per cent.
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