Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-31
PACIFIC COAST
A Man Goes Astrsy.

SAC Francisco. Oct. 29.-wilIiau Kss-
Dali. foreman Of tie Pacific Improve
fDent Company. Was arrested ,ouish,.
charged With having sfol.u tuslvs horses
oeiou9inQ to the Compsuy. selling them
and applying the proceeds to bis personal
pcrposes- Kendall was IN receipt Of a
salary OF $50 month. and IL i said
teat the Greater portion Of his monthly
stipend, IN addition TO $500 which i
SAID 10 have been realized from the sale
OF the horses, has been spent on q vid-
ov, madame beauehAmp, with WON be
vas deeply enamored. Madame BesH-
soanp's requirements, during the first
period OF tier acquaintance. we're Of a
modest character: out when she insisted
on a. pdaIl providing her with expensive
jewels and dresses, be conceived the
Idea OF taking one of the horses from
the stable and selling it. When the
proceeds we're exhausted he st.Ie an
other, and 50 on until be bad disposed
OF twelve, when she managers OF the
company suddenly discovered that thew
had not enough horses IN the stable to
perform the work. An Investigation
vas ordered and the discovery quickly
made of where they had gone Mr..
hesdsH IS nov musing in the "taus,"
waiting for bis friends to bail him ont.
Nav Jackson Bound over.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 30-The case of
May jackson, accused Of throwing Wit
mol ia the face Of Martin Fuller on Sep
TENDER 4th last. was called today 10
Judge Rix's iurt. Attorney GRAY, who
appeared for the defendant, asked that
the court room be cleared before pro-
ceedine with the cass. David Mcclure
said the prosecution did not JOIN in the
request. Martin Fuller, the victim, who
vas present. had q linen bandaee over
bis left eye and forehead. When the
case was called the defendant, accom-
panied by her sister, Lizzie jackson,
came from an adjoining room. She
wore thin veil, which did not conceal
half smile when she observed that the
court room had been cleared.
Several witnesses were called for The
prosecution, amenR whom were Benia-
min Ramao, waiter at the restaurant
where the crime was committed. He
testified TO having heard Fuller cry out
IN pain, and that on his rushing into the
room the young woman did not deny
having thrown the vitrioi. No evidence
for the defense was offered. The court
ordered that defendant be held to an
swer with bail fixed at 10000.
Trolting for S2eeO.
San Francisco, Oct. D.-There Was
large attendance st Bay District Park
today to witness the trot between An
teeo and Adsir, for 5000. Anteeo won
in three straight heats-2:l6IS, 2:2O and
PIG. The time Of the first heat, for
six year-old stations, is the second best
on record, having only been be ,ten BY
Pnallas. with record of 2:l3sI at that
age.
The signal Service on Puget sound.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 3o.-The Signal
Service Bureau in this city has received
the following from the Signal Office in
Washington: Whenever wind storm
il anticipated on Puget Sound special
warnings will be telegraphed at the ex-
pense of this service from San Fran
sisco to Z. n. Fuller of Tacoma, Capt.
j. A. Hatfield of Seattle, and Capt. Eu- |
gene Biondi of Port Townsend"
The, Weather.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 30-S p. m.-Indi- |
cations for the succeeding thirty-two |
hours: For the North Pacific, gener-
ally fair weather northeast winds, ex-
cept at Tatoosb Island, fresh to brisk |
lower temperature.
Marine
SAN FRAScIsCo. Oct. ID. - Arrived |
Steamer Mexico, from Seattle.
Scholarship Harry Morse, for Port |
land; steamer Wslla Walls, for Seattle;
steamer State of California, for As |
toris; bark Ella =. Thayer, for Seattle.
TAroosH, Oct. 30. - Cloudy; fresh,
southeast wind. No shipping.
PoRT TOWNSEND. Oct. 30.-Arrived-I
Barks st. Mary. from San Francisco,
and Msrgarita, from Panama; schooner
Maggie Russ.
PoRT Discovery. Oct. 30.-SaiIed 18th,
Bark Mary Glover.
PORT GAMBLE, Oct. 30. - Arrived
Bar kentine Sksgit.
PoRT LUDLOW, Oct. 30.-Arrived-l
Bark Hope, from Honolulu; bark st.
Mary, from San Francisco; schooner
Peerless.