Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-20

eeasy 70 passenger trains hers 40 IN, I +,
No noe seems 20 Be apprsheoded ira'
neoisteiy, althoaRh Il is underssood ,
.ha1 we order applies 70 passen0s,
eoaeoes -ss well a. 20 freight cars snd ,
osner rolling stock, nor has thsre ST
oeen any detention 80 the mo-susnt a. :
freiRht trains.
Frealerss MuFderer.
o. LOUIS. Aug. f9.-Lase LAT sysuinO
nAAsea' 10 tAe presence Of several re- 7
Yotsefs snd 1ail guards, confessed that )
e Killed frealeF By administering acei :
osntally an overdose Of chlonofogu1- In
order 70 pin hin dswn 70 his Contested :
De vas asked 10 sign = statement 10 thas
ensct, and this be did IN the presence Of
several witnesses.
erdiaafisa Of Priests,
BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-On the 9Th d
Inst-, Archbishop Gibbons assisted bv o
Very Rev. k01ert Faison. Provincial al .
me Order Of Jesuits, will ordAin as suh- q
deAcons, deaeons and priests the a.. .
loving. az Woodstock College: Pstrick Q
1oin, Nicholas DAVIS, Patrick DeoIey. :
Jonn Oheily, Wm- p. Brett, EiwArd + p
Gleason. Ferdinand A. MoeIler, Herman q
Meluers, Sim % A. BIaeknore, Mlahaal 9,
=. Dotan, Sos. 7: Richards, Michael @.
ooalty. Sso +. OConner, Hy. 4. forr. o.
Alpn Aandaiari, Joseph j. HimnaelI. q
Vincent festamento. Jeremizh Frosi II
man, dos. Stretch, chAel j. Hugha. Al
and Bernard J MsCfuire Of woodstocs. IL
and Francis K Saddler of Holy Cross b
College, Worcester. Eleven of them are
~ the Provinces Of Maryland aud Nv e
Iork, nve from Missouri, three from q
New Orleans. two from New Mexico ana Ia
one from Colorado. Minor orders viii
De conferred on forty other candidates. re
Fatal Accident. 81
CHAALEsTos, West Va, Aug. l9.-This =,
afternoon while the cars we're ascend :.
ing and descending a decline railroad y
a. CABIN Creek coal mines, a short dis a,
sanOe above the city. some loaded oars :;
broke loose and eollided With a ear iu ~
wnieh we're Taylor OAkford, President .,
Of the road, Tnos- Peteock. Amos
Mitchell. James Hall and man named n,
fhoman, killing the four frss named, -
and seriously voanding Thoman. The a,
Uaoin Greek road 10 seven miles lena r.
and u used 70 transport coal from tbs ~
mines 20 the Chesapeake tracks. IN
shfppinG Cefn BY NAIL. o,
WAsHrsoToa, Ane. I9.-The transfer d.
Of gold coin from the SAB Treasury at hi
San Francisco to the Sab-TEeasury as to
New York through the mails. has been hi
resumed. A package containing 500. u
200 arrived In New York yesterday. The NJ
amount already shipped by mail is 81
about sll. 100000. Il has been learned
that the original intention Was 70 have .,
10 transferred from San Francisco to "
New York on United States war vessels d
BY way Of the Isthmas of Panama q
daring the recent session Of that 20
territory by the United States naval re
fofcss. The troops were withdrawn, Z
However. before the plan could be pat %
In operation. n
nuating an crater. Ga
NEW YoRK. Aog. l9.-Speoials from
Boston say that General Sherman hav-
ng declined an invitation 20 deliver
he proposed eulogy on Grant in this
lily, the COMMITTEES appointed TO select ct
N orator have decided 10 invite Roscoe ~
Cookling, Henry Ward Beeoher or Geo. W
W. Curtis. so
seuthern Crop Prospects. On
BALTn6oRE, Aug. 19-Ths Hdn,fae. ~
arers Record will publish tomorrow -
nearly i've pages Of special reports Gov
srinG the whole South, from Virginia to :.
Texas. showing that the prospect for -
he crops and the outlook for business -
. that section are remarkably good. "
Not only are the average cotton, corn 81
md tobacco crops the largest on record,
0ut reports are almost Inahimsus In to
stating that the yield of these crops. as th
we'll a. Of small crops, excepting wheat, d.
will greatly exceed the best crops ever ga
before produced. II Is also shown thai PC
he crops have been made at lsNer cost an
'haR In any preceding year, and thai OF
me number OF liens on crops for money pa
advanced 10 farmers 10 much lees than To
az
Ofieial reports from South Carolina OF
show that while that State will produces pa
about 100000 bushels more OF corn, d.
and probably over 5000. 900 bales Of cot oil
lon more than last year, the aggregate re-
amount of agricultural liens given 10 er
obtain advances on growing orops Is o.
b .0OO 600 less than 10 1892, notwith- Ia.
standing the fact that the intervening OF
Fears. 1888 and 1884. we're unfavorable en-
prop years. In Georgia the Agricul %
Iurai Department estimates the corn tn
,rOp as 10000 ,0000 bushels, against th
81 10000 last year and "a GOO, Goa bush hl
SIS in 1883. Re9ardtng corn, reports
from the whole south are OF most fat
Iering character, some stating tnat the | n
yield will BE- the best for years, others "a
hat 10 will be the best for twenty years, r.
md many the best ever known. ",
10 is theaeht by the Uaited States liz
of Agriculture thai the 20
acreage Of cora over last year II
md the splendid yisld which is now AZ ri,
Jared viii give the South not less than
0.000.00o bushels of corn mere than in
asst year. The Gotten crop 10 believed III
% be the largest yield ever made, and fe
o be a least from 900 900 10 zoo, 600 "a
bales moro than last year. The tobacco pc
md vegetable crops are the largest ever III
known In the South, while roe promises BY
! splendid yield, and sugar 10 far more
and profitable crop than 10 Id
1884. Stimulated by the unprecedented se
srops business Is already showing de- ey
,ided improvement, and the prospects vi
the South for fall and via al
er trade are reported ~ unusually good. 90
IN the organiz ltion Of railroad and
enterprises there 10 great 5
Ietiyity. and the outlook for the indus
rial interests is particularly promising.
rhe Northern Paeiae wants q Re. "a
heartng. in
WAsHIxoroS, Aug. l9.--Counssl for NJ
he Northern Pacific Railroad Company p
lave Applied 10 the Interior Dspartm ant a
'or q fetzearln9 In the case recently ~
lffirmed by Secretary Lamar relative 90 20
be hnes Of the terminal limits Of the u,
cad in Washington Territory. Assist. VI
lat Secretary Jerks will grant hear 20
na upon his return 10 this city. ~
1 Heissw Fever Patient In New Terk. ~
INV Yohx. Ang. ia dispatch from ~
Health Commlssioner Raymond, Of q.
Brooklyn, warned the sanitary euthor- -
ties 20 be on the lockout for Henry =,
Ryners, ~ years old. sailor on the -
John Gibson. Who bad left the -
'rsssi. nov lying a. Brooklyn dock. Il,
Iiek With symptoms snspieiously like Il,
hose of yellow fever. The Jsnn Gibson az
,ams irto port from Cienfueees on M
August 9th. and vas detained 81 quar- M
sntiae sill August ih<h. when al being an
veil on board she was allowed 70 come "
10 20 her dock. II u reported nos that -
her captain had died on the voyage az
rrom the fever. Another repsrt has IL n
mat there was no sickness on board. NJ