Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27
EASTERN NEWS.
xurrHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
. Huge Business.

Oc.. 25.-LesdinR clearin
n the United States report tia
.learauoes for the week endin
Dls Oct. 24ib, we're Sl,lll-Gl7 -
s.se Of 30 per cent, compares
. .hs corresponding week OF las
~ as,sd Man.
xu YoBK. Oct. waiter Chsd
i ". vel known citizen, vho Ia
Shiss,ne from home for many days
.s' 800 droxned near Hammill'
~ - sftsrn9on. Chadwick bad
o. sroond his head and chin, to pre-
e;. shouting for help, bad his leg
- nd q bit pot on hum WITH sevsra
- inside. and bad bricks IN Ill
ne, and bis hands tied
pssbsiicaI Attempt.
tu,,x Oct. 2J.-Aus;her sensation
D.Saced 10 stree; railway circles
- sorripQ. While a car was cominG
- from North It. Louis, on tbs
.n,sine line, it ran over over soms
- the track on Fourth street
81 Bremen and Farrar streets
s,nlodsd with a loud report and
$3.50 the front wheels OF the cal
Rs s.bs,vise injured it. From the
:, the explosion on the track
So srd ties. 1t il supposed the ex
\ ~, sas dynamite. Only one pas
vss In the car, and be and the
800 we're thrown from the car ba'
/ s.,,k.r gas injured
The Outrage Repeated.
9. Lorna Oct. - Another street
"a. explosion took place tonight,
- ,nskily, like that of last night, II
s.,uIsss. II occurred on the Jeffer-
s.s,us line, near the bridge which
- tba Missouri Pacific Railroad
80 sbout 10 o'clock, and broke one
-. from, v heels Of the car, but did
..her damage. Several passengers
- n the car, bot, aside from the
s;nsipo Of one or two ladies, no one
~ street car strikers bad a parade
II. sftsruoon aud held secret meet
= touiph., the result Of which has not
a irsnspired.
Annexation In Mexico.
., LOUIS, Got. "a letter TO the
"a. Dsmocrdt, from FL Paso, Mexico,
-. thste is good deal Of private talk
...a.g intelligent property owning Mex
-. Ia Chihuahua IN favor Of aBHexs-
- Il the United States of the northern
- Al Mexican States. No open move
mi has vet been made, nor has the
- touched the subject. but the letter
susfts that there is strong nnderour
al among the class above named in
hyor Of linking their destiny 10 that of
IL srest northern republic.
n. Names Must be Retaiaed.
B,lrrsosE, Dot. 26.-For some DAYS
issrs has been cons derable commotion
d his cisy beeause of the alleged strik-
iua oil Of names from the list of regis
,s,sd voters. The case came up before
|AJaage Phelps today, and, Judges Duffy
and Fsher concurrinR, rule was made
requiring the restoration of all the
names stricken of unless the registers
An shox that the persons whose names
have bsen striokea off are disqu lifted.
The names are said to amount TO several
hundred.
lowering Records.
spsysYrKLD Mass Dot. 26.-WIn.
xoodside, 10 a ten mile ride at Hamp.
Den Park today, lowered the worlds bi
sycls record from 6 10 10 miles inclusive,
mskire the 10 miles in - minutes and
Is rs seconds. This lowers the record
by725 seconds. VIM. Rowe lowered
The three quarter mile record from
lisa 10 i55 l-5.
New emcinis.
wAsHxgros, Oct. 26.-The President
today appointed j. W. House United
States Attorney for the Eastern District
Of Arkansas Mepti II. Sandals, Attor-
ney for the Western District of Arksn-
as 7. II. Fletcher. United States Mar
shal for the Eastern District of Arkan
~, and John Carroll, for the Western
District OF Arkansas. The four are all
prsoral friends OF long standing OF
Aitosney General Garland, and are gen
lsnsn Of ability and high esteem n
lhslf respective localities. They are all
Democrats, and each havo been nore or
- active 10 politics.
The ward Trial.
Nsx York, Oct. 26.-rhe work Of
nrsrine jury for the trial of Fer
&sknd Ward was completed this after
teu. District Attorney Martin opened
" case. He said Ward had been in
tstsd for larceny, and under the stat
~ covering the crime. While the Die
ssct Attorney was spsskiug. James
Fsh With his oustodians entered the
csrtrcom. He looked at Ward and
~ removed to private room, where
b rsmaised until he was wanted as
viiness. The District Attorney said
hat Ward on NAY 3, 1885, in this city
presented q check for $7l 800 to the Ma
nns Bank drawn against check for
tS0M on the First National Bank
Ward received the mopey from the Ma
tine Bask. The $75. 900 check was BOT
hsuofed BY the First National Bank,
asd Ward was guilty of grand larceny
~ procuring $7l, 800 on IL from the Ma
flns Bank. The Jury must remember
iaas be Gas not on trial for running
de1erai Grant aud sending him broken
nssftsd 10 the grave. or for sending to
llsie Prison for ten years a gentleman
k4ely ounaeeted in banking circles,
~ meselv on trial for grand larceny.
lanes ID. Fish vas the first witness
oiled. He leaned over in bis chair and
eAfed savacely at Ward, who lowered
~ eyes. Wards counsel moved that
" Iary be dismissed on account of the
aAisment OF the District Attorney re
efdinR General Grant and Mr.. Fish.
10 motion vas denied. MIR. Fish said;
4 Am sS yeats old aud convict at An
an state Prison, to Shieh | was sen
snced Tor ten years at hard labor.
NJ q check handed to me on May B.
y vas handed To me by the paying
slief, and directed IL certified after |
xasd.r
Qnessian-Is the prisoner here the
usrd you mean
fuh cleaning over again Il would
a.e 70 see him. Yes that IL the man.
0atemptoonsly continuing. witness
-; said over the telephone,
.ssfu, Rave your check here for GER
sss.sion for 81 800. against an ANGER.
ulsd check for $1,000 Ward tele-
vecaed back that IL Was all right, and
.nned H." Witness then detailed the
s-soid story Of events leading to the
s,Ak down of the Marine Bank.
ne witness's brother, Ben jamin
sse, paying teller Of the Marine Rank,
usfoooratcd the Presidents testi-
soos, and Court then adjourned until
ssss Mccullough Imprestax.
rlanEiPHIA. Oct. &.-John McCul.
e, We demented actor. who vas
sssseas from the Hloominedsle Insane
MINE. New York. to his home in this
wy, sunday, In a pitlable condition, IL