Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-17
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la.d once AppeistDents.
v,myoros, Nov. 1.-The President
soday made the follogin Appointments;
RSqistsrs Of Land ohoss-heHry Kline
~. OF Oregon. at La Granee. Oregon;
@..e~Id &. Asstin, Of Seattle, at Van.
seavsr. Receiver-Jehn I: outhease,
y Ovsoou. at La Grande, Oregon Ia
s;sn Acent-Petsr Roman, OF Montana,
SFlsthsad Agency, Montana
The BsIi Domingo Disaster.
suyrs CLIFF (Col.). Nov. 1.-THE
rsvor today issued q proclamation re-
Ting business hooses TO close from
ysn o'clock this afternoon during the
s.seraI services Of the victims of toe
anlI Domingo disaster. The funeral Of
.Sght took place today. Derosliri vss
sc,ied from the Catholic church az ii
sSis morning. Nurse, Heisksr, Patton,
T1ooiute, Lauhe. Strong and BspsIsta
eers barred from Ball Dsmingo. The
ene funeral eorteRe contained upward
A 100 vehicles and Vas mile and a
a half long. Some Of the most
hsart-rsnding scenes we're eaacted
AZ the funeral. The wives of the dead
meu and their children weeping brought
ssars 10 the eyes OF men unused 70 such
uortfayals Of emotion. Tomorrsv west
IAN viii be buried by the Ancient Order
n United Workmen, and Gao. Smiths
rSmaips will be sent TO Wisconsin.
TIE inquest, which began yesterday
and adjourned until 10 today. vas ne
csssriiy postponed owing to the desire
Of everybody to attend the funeral.
The coroner will resume IL 81 10 o'clock
tomorrow, when q thorough investiaa-
ton will be had.
Suffering Indians
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. - Governor
Hoaser, OF Montana. has teieRrsehsd 10
Secretary Lamar that Father Blondin. a
Catholic missionary, just 10 from the
Toneus river eountry, reports that she
Indians In that country are sodering
for want Of food. The report lie die
Redited by the Department, a. the
seent has reported that the usual sup
plies have been distributed, bot inQairy
vii be made, and the supplies will be
furnished. IL necessary.
Hw1 Sseat ouhtAFe heoFaAmtot.
OurcAoo. Nov. I6.-An assent laee Of
fully 1900 people attended the opening
game OF the great IA inch halk line
billiard tournament, In which Maurice
VienauI, OF Paris, Jacob Schsffer. Of
Nsv York, and Geo. Y. Slosson, Of Chi
sseo, are contestants. There was q
IssRs attendance Of ladies in the boxes
and psrquct circle seats. and the solid
business men Of the city we're we'll
represented. Among the billiard
posables we're Eugene Carter. of Clsve-
hnd, John Callahan, of Milwaukee,
Parker Byers, Of Lafayette, and
many others. The winner OF this
tournament will be entitled to receive
purss Of 5000 and the excess Of re-
that the prize will aggregate over 5000
shortly after 8 o'clock by an address by
Chicago. As e1oh of the players Was
intrcducsd q hearty round OF Applause
vas given, Sleason getting rather the
vasmsst reception. Wsymsn MoCreery,
Of 81. Igonis, an accomplished amateur,
bad besu previously agreed on TO referee
the tournament. Charles Matthews
visnaux Won the bank, chose the
Waits ball and counted from the lay Of,
bot stopped at one. Slosson did no
better, both playing nervous. Ia the
nsxt inning both got good positions,
but lost them by imperfect play. In the
ninth inning Slosson began 10 show
something OF good form. He did
zone good nursing In the left hand
conner and rolled up thirty Ave,
falling on an awkward two cushion
s6ort. vignaux responded with a
handsome run Of 81. In which short
drav when his own ball was frozen TO
We cushion, elioited applause. Slosson
nov played With care and precision
and feeled OF succession of fine
sAoes, stopping at "a and leaving
Vianaax an almost impossible shot.
After blank inning Slosson improved
the twelfth for a run Of a., which
ofouaht his SCORE up to l39 against 81
for vignaux. The Partisan then wen,
10 grass on an easy one. and Blossou
again took possession of the balls for
y, whish gave him lead Of an even
hsndred.
vienaux took heart at slos.on's miss
81 an easy shot and In bis 18th inning
made bis best run, IL, which made hrs
l0eal 100. Sloeson having l59. Sloason
I'll o. for an inning or two and his OPP
ponsns let the 18th 90 by with only 8
AZ bis next opening he froze
70 the red ball at 8 bat count
ID from the lay Of and kept
90 until he had accomplished the best
mn ~ 70 this stage. rs, aud gained the
I'D. His seventeenth melted him IS,
sa1 the SCORE nov sssoj 2i+ 10 i7C IN
vtgnaux's favor. Slosson now made Q
Inc rally and put In bis largest
ran, which again gave him the lead.
For the FIRST time bis stroke seemed
What u ought 10 be, and he played like
. faos horse. Great cheering greeted
ths shot which passed vienaux's bcst
run. He ended at 50 on q very hard
pnsDs shot. Siosson's run Of - 10 the
twenty nfth inning. vas supplemented
% " By Vignaux, Who stopped on q
vsry hard draw. Two innings later
blosson vent TO bis last string with q
run OF IL. Al that time the marker
sAllsd Slosson 6Si and vignasx so.
The Ffenshman's run OF 20 In the
1te inning made the game again look
doabsfal, a. h bfeaght him up within
iol points Of his opponent. but Sloeson
eAns promptly forward With 81 and
nes9sa bat ave points more. He
nioosd IN easy three cushion shot and
nve ViGnaux another opening, which
= improved by playing his best billiards
- making the best run Of the game.
eloeeou watched his play with painful
esaIeitods - the big man approached
~ century point, and when the marker
ailsd "One hundred" the HOUSE rang
wa cheera Vignaux stopped at los
"a nissue, and Slosson ran out Win
- I'VE necessary poiets. Schaefer and
4nAux play to- morrow night, and
1eeaefer aad Slesson Wednesday night.
esaudasd Dsllarx.
WAmuxaroS, Nv. l6.-rhe issue Of
en.dAfd silver dollars from the mint
eefine the week ended November l&th
- o6aSlT. Daring the correspond.
- pssscd Lass year IL vas t&&s. $50.
II alignment Of fractional silvef coin
- November I'd TO November 18th
saoauted 10 tsl7.<<6.
FOREIGN.
rAe expalslsn 81 Americana
han1xx. Nov. i6.--The order for the
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