Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
nrs. Dudley Bsasa ever.

Aoa1f Lco- lo--1 a61it DudkSF
vas srraiened In the Police Court this
morning for shooting O'Douovnn Rosa
hos.a vas not in eoart and the prose
suing oEneer announced tina, be had
nos called MN, because there was sach
en excitement about dynamite At ths
present that extraneo1s matters might
interfers With the orderly sdninistra-
.ios ef 1nsoIee. Ex-Judee Fullerton
and lawyer Butts appeared for Mrs.
Dooiey, Who sat conposedly sear her
counsel and listened inteutly, bot With
lIstle evident concsrn, 10 the testimony
q the witnesses for the people. When
tne prisooer was asked by q Sitness
whom she had shot she said. s(GDono-
van kOeaa Witness asked why. and
was told by the prisoner that she had
shot at kosza because she wanted 10
kill him. The reason for such a desirs
was that "Rossa was an enemy TO INV
country" The Justice conssnted 10 AZ
Dali ~ tSOOo for the prisoners appear
ancs before the grand jury. Nrs' Dad.
Icy was remanded psndiDg the appear
ance of bondsmen.
EneouragtRg
The prospects, for bu,iness among
the rolling mills IL very mach i'm
proved Nearly all the mills have
started.
The Rrizid East.
CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-Ths weather hsra
and throughout the nsrthvest generally
today h intensely cold. Az 3 O'Clock
this morning In Chicago the mercury
Indicated 16e below zero. Tbs weather
10 clear bot the air is filed with little
particles Of snov that are being blown
sroend BY the keen wind which pre-
walls. Trains yesterday we're somewhat
delayed by snow, bat the situatiou ID
not regarded % scEioosiy BY railroad
men that have bean seen TO-DAY. All
east and west bonud trains are sfsrtipa
out On lime. The southeastern lines are
snbiseted to delay. Tue prospect is nos
encouraRing for warmer wsathaF!
Storm signals are flying, and further
drop OF the mercury 10 expected. AZ
Omaha il is l3e below, Sc. Paul l00 below.
Des Moines Is . below, DubaQus lso
below, Fargo. OAK, % 70 below, James
town 80 below, and Winnipeg "a . be.
l9v. Further and latsr Inquiries de
yelop the fact that the Chicago q Alton.
the Louisville, Nev Albany a Chicago
and several smaller lines are blocksdsd.
The former sent oat one train about
noon but expreesas little hope OF being
able 20 get 1t Through. The Grand
Trnnk refnaed oonsignmenis of freight
this morning. The chief trouble il
sosth and southeast. Trains west and
north ars nearly on time.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. H. The Chicago
trains we're absndoned out of here on
account Of the snow blockade. The
Darlington arrived seven hours late. All
trains from east Of the Mississippi river
are late. The Wabash, Illinois Central,
and Chicago q Alton are all abandoned.
The Delaware everaswing.
TRKsroS. N. y. Feb. l6.-rhe heavy
rain storm this morning caused the river
to rise and great damage to property Is
feared along the river front. Several
mills are closed owing TO water In the
buildings. Reports from Lambertville,
Meiford, Frenchtown and other points
up the Delaware state that the river ia
rising, and fearful freshet is sppre-
hended.
NV BRUEswICK, n. j.. Feb. l6.-A
terrific rain storm has been raging this
merning. The RaFitan river is rapidly
rising and there Is every prospect Of a
repetition of the freshet Of 1882.
Two kiilea.
PITrsBuRa, Feb. l6 Near Conewauoh
on ths Pennsylvania road yesterday two |
stock trains oollided and two Chicago |
stock drovers we're killed and tramp |
stealing q ride was seriously hurt.
Fire at weIisboro. Pa.
WYLIsDoRo. Pa, Feb. l6.-Cole's ho-
tel end W. c. Kress' residence we're
burned carly this morning and the
Methodist church was badly damaged. |
The loss Is 900; insurance $4,000. |
Twenty persons narrowly escaped,
many in their night clothes only All
lost their personal effects.
Treahle Ter lag.
JEFFERSON CrrY, No., Feb. l5.--In the |
Supreme Court this morning the After
ney General fled several informations |
against Jay Gould and others. who are |
officials In the Missouri Pacific, Wa |
bash. 80. Lsuis a Pacific and st. Louis, |
Iron Mountain a Southern railways, for |
violation OF the provision of the State |
which prohibits the officers |
Of one railroad corporation from hold |
ing ONCE In another, osning or cen |
treliing parallel or competing railroads. |
The proceedings are In the nature Of |
quo lnarraHfo 10 compel those officials |
20 show Why they should not vacate the |
osiioes they hold In violation of the en-
stitntion.
uixh water st New Ysrk.
NFw Yosz, Feb. 15.--Ths tide In the |
North river this morning IL higher than |
it has been for many years. The water |
vas on level with ths docks and IL was |
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