Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12

army vas % the bottom Of tse r~..ns
ran AJAX G1ssfks rsTetsfions. Ths a.
closures same from effscers Of ths srrnv
ano rom prostitutes and keeoers a.
nooses ~ ul-fame, who. haTInc %.
noenced tneis former life, had bseorns
active workers In the army. The facts
Esrs aid before the saitar Of the P,aT
Han Sa1ett>. After be decided 20 maze
81 fnvesfiRaf1sa, converted uaer.bers ~
the SaivsttOn Army were enlisted in
every pesslbie wav 20 assiss toe see-rt
commission- Women again bstook
tnsmselses 70 their haauts and sa~nred
proofs OF hidden iafzsny thai il wanla
have bessn difficult 70 obtain bot "a
their assistance
The GaTrett-FIeId Corresposdenee.
NEE YcaE. AnR. Il.-The tolIowinO
day:
The messages Of Mr.. FIELD. fnoluded
IN Mr. GaFrstt's dispatch, were sent 10
reply 20 dispatch sent him by Nr
Garrett TO Queenstown, vhere h.
lfleidJ was aboat 70 take the stearner
for New York That dispatch Of Mr.
Garrett sas included IN she corrsso1nd.
enoe on the sukieot sent last night bv
tne Associated Press eabisxran frou,
hamburg BY Mr.. Hoche 10 Mr.. BATES.
PrssideEt of the Baltimore a Ohio. Al
New York, BY the Msekay Bennett "a
biss. Mr.. FIeld piled as follows from
Qseenst0wa
kilograms received. Sent you a
snOrt request, received by cable from
New York ] advise you 10 oonmuni-
cate with Russell Sage any ansuer you
may wish 10 make. / know nothing Of
any lies % reports circulated in New
1ofk regarding you aud myself. You
certainly did tell me that you wished 10
make sJnls satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS
TO settle the telegraph war. / hope We
will have peace and plenty instead of
var and poverty"
should have forwarded this before
but for errors in the message between
Barnard and mself.
RoBxKr GARRETT.
RAyages Of Dyseatery.
MoUxr PLEASANT, Pa, Aug. IL
Great fears are entertained that dysen-
tsry has become epidemic In Bridgeport,
mining village one mile south Of this
place. Today over 30 cases we're re-
ported, and ave deaths 30 far. DIR.
Howell. the town physician, il down
WITH the disease, aud like many others.
slight hopes are entertained Of recov-
cry. Inpare water and tilth eenerally
are the prime causes for the ravages Of
the DISEASE. In many places the at
mosphere Is fillsd with q stencil which
10 as times nearly unbeaFable.
Dyseatery alone does not cause all
the suffering. Owing 10 the slacknsss
e.f - - -.
anal tho large number who are alto
ssalfss many in the face. IL is nothing
unusual TO have children CRY for bread.
The head of Q family stated this after
noon thai there had been nothing in the
house 10 eat for two weeks bat bread and
water.
me Oklahoma Colony.
CALDWELL. Kas., Aug. Il.--The Payne
Oklahoma eolony, whieh has been In
camp here for some months, 10 now
breaking Mp, In compliance With
Instructions from Captain Couch. He
lnterprsts The sotion OF the present Ad-
miaistratian - the Inauguration Of q
movement which will lead 10 the open
ing of Oxiahons In the near future,
and vita desire 70 avoid causing en-
nafrassment Of the work, be has re-
qaested the colony for the present TO
disbAnd. some of lhs coloniats Will do
freiahtinQ from Caldwell 10 Fort Reno.
others have taken hay contracts. Couch
and Secretary Blackburn remain here 10
look after correspondence.
neanasafh Park Races.
MoNMouTH PARK, Aug. 1.-THE atten-
dance was large and tne track bad. The
resnlts in two races caused much dissat-
isfaeii0n. East Lynne was said TO have
won the wsst End stakes by a nose
from Wanda Tue judges decided 10 q
dead heat and when Il was run Oh they
decided that Wanda had won by q nose.
In the last race Jersey Maids rider al
lowed her 20 run throueh the fence and
leave the track. She Was the favorlta
and vas heavily backed. The Jockey
was NOT badly punished.
hiie--Svift and Whiokam ran q dead
beat for first place and divided stakes
time. 1;a31<.
Thresrqaarter mile, two-year Odds
Cyelops won; Inspector b. second :;
Salisbury third tune, l:l6.
Mile and half, dliies, three year olds
East Lynne and Wanda ran = dead
heat; Unrest third; time, 2:40. In the
run OF Wanda wen; time. 2.24j<.
Nile and three-sixtsenths - Brock
wood Won; Tecsmseh second; fhacksry
third; time, 2:07A
Five eurlongs, three year olds and up.
wards--Esfor won; Bart Warren sec
end. Valley Forge third; time. I13j<.
Mile and q half, over six hurdles
Rochester Won; Pawnee second, Kesbert
third; time, 2s54.
A strange story.
PArxRsos, N. j., AuR. 1.-THE
coroner of Paterson, accompanied by
tho ehief Of police, the coroner of Hunt-
eF's Point, Long Island, and couple of
physiciAns, went to the Lutheran GEM
etary near the latter place today TO ex.
hume the body Of woman. On the
way &c, the cemetery Chief Of Police
Grant isoid representative of the As.
sociated Press the following story:
sFof two years past family named
Bauer. Occupying q highly rcspectable
den, near Paterson. They had pre-
vioasly resided In New York city and
appeared 10 be people Of wealth. Early
II, last June Mrs. Baeer vas taken sick,
ard after ten days illness died, a. Ger
t41kI4 W NAE 0@sNAA4&AAA kNAlNsNANeAAs -
pssisouitis. Mr.. BAusr seemed to feel
ths loss Of his wife deeply aud had an
expensive funeral. TIE memory Of the
late Mrs. Bauer bad almost died out IN
Halidon. when soma strange rumors
got afloat which startled the commu
nity. II vas learned that Mrs. Bauer's
life had bean heavily insured in sew
eral companies. and some peculiar cir
o-..oea,, 49, ana r,sxr. 4fsu has iliuaaa
and death led 80 snspicicu
thas she had been murdered In order 40
obtain the amount Of the insure
and dafrand the Companies. The 1 al
insurance. onMr& BaaeF's life was& 900.
II 10 understood thai the Equitable
Life Insurance Company paid the
amount Of their policies before ramors
81 fraud got abroad. The officers Of
ths Mutual Reserve Company. learainR
of the supposed foul play. aftsr con-
saltinG with other companies. deslded
ta refuse Eayment Husil q thorough in
vcssieasion had been made. The the