Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

Dsnphy drove oa with q ran in a hoSuz
Inc roaeie . said 10 have arisen out
OF some Old standing qaarrsl.
saiiivan aa San Franet.ra,
Sir Arthur Suiiivan, of London, CON.
poser OF the comic operas "a Ptnafors y
Pattsnceis and many others. arrived
u tina csty today BY the overland train
from Chicago, and 10 now ssouwin, a.
the baldvin- He will leave in . short
time for Los Angeles.
I've seamea Lss1.
The ship OtbeIIo, from Cardiff AZ.
riveo at this port last night. The rnas-
ter reports ihe loss Of two semen on
April 18th. Ne states that is vas blow
Ing very hard, and while the men we're
coming IN from the iibboon after
furIing tha ilb, the ship took a hesvy
pi7nGe, which washed two seaunen
John Nelson and John Anders0r. Of
Life buoys we're thrown them and the
ship hove aroaad. All possible means
we're tired 10 save them, bat they we're
never seen again.
Mrs. Mary .. Melmea.
sAs PRANcIsoo, July 2I.-Mrs. Mary
j. HOLMES, the novelist, left on the
Queen Of the Pacific this morning for
Tacoma, and from there will pressed By
way Of the Northern Pacifie Railroad
20 her home 10 Brockport, N. Y. She il
accompanied by her husband, and il il
their intenfioa TO visit the Yellowstone
Park and all points Of interest along
the route.
A Draw Fight.
sAx Francisco, July 2z.-The glove
oOnteet last night at Mechanics Payil-
lion, between Tom CleaFy and Jim Carr.
which did not conclude until an early
hour this mornings was declared q dFaw.
after 20 rounds had been fought. The
Eight 10 the finish was prevented by the
attempted interference OF q portion of
the SPECTATORS. Only she lively use of
oiuIha In the hands of large force of
police, present in expectation Of jasi
such an occurrence. prevented the affair
breaking mp IN serious riot.
Received MS Csmnisslsn.
OLYMPIA, W. T., July Wv. Z. An
dsrssn Of this city received bis com
mission today a. Special Ti@ber Agent
for this Territory.
she Ought % Have Killed Mim.
SAN FRaNcTsco, July 22.-Mrs. Irene
A. sherman, the dance artistic who fired
foslF shots at her husband, John w.
sherman. proprietor Of " PhoinosidonD
Exhibition. last Saturday night, was
examined before Judge LaWler on a
charge Of assault with deadly weapon.
When the osse vas called on Monday
Sherman failed to appear, and the re-
suit Waa that he vas arrested on an At
taahment. When the testimony vas
concluded yesterday, Judge Lawler an
n0unced that he would take the matter
under advisement until today, when he
would render bis verdict. Mrs. Sher-
man testified that about two weeks ago
her husband beat her until she was black
and blue, and that In consequence she
wan unable 20 appear IN public. She
claimed the Punishment was inflicted
with q cane. and explained her having
q pistol by stating she purchased IL to
protect herself frosa any further assault.
5ha said that she intended drawing the
weapon 90 frighten complainant, II he
attempted 10 beat her. On Saturday
she visited the dressing room with the
intention of securing her wardrobe, and
leaving the place without creating any
disturbance. Sherman followed her
into the dressing room, and after call
ing her vile names spat in her face. He
then raised his arm as il 10 strike her,
and she drew the revolver and fired two
shots into the hoor In the hope Of in
timidating tier husband. He then caught
her by the arm, and during the struggle
that ensued the weapon, watch 10 small
self cooking seven shooter, was twice
discharged. Her testimony regarding
the abuse In the dressing room was cor
Elaborated by Mrs. Clara Packard.
4 Directly Survivor on the Piaiforsa.
San FRAsurBoo, July 22.-Maurioe Con.
mel, one OF the survivors of the Greely
expeditions, deliverea a lsetare before
she Geographical Society OF the Paoitie
Coast last evening on f" American Arctic
Explorations" Referring 10 General
Haiieu, the speaker Thought 30 did ali
than he could for the survivors and that
the criticisms OF. his actions by the
newspapers we're shameful. In eonclu-
sion he said be thought 10 would be pos
sibls to reach she North Pole, and re
ferrsd 10 the German expedition soon
TO be fitted ont and by which different
course will be taken.
The Her Ousaeak.