Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-05
EASTERN NEWS.
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L crgLAsD, Nov. 3.-Todsy Colonel
Il Lizard, veil known IN this city and
| 6olopsl in the late war, gave reporter
s.eonnt Of peculiar interest. In
- aid he. when President An
- Johnson vss sxinging around the
-. he stopped at Cincinnati aud
- an address. Afterwards he en-
- a room at the Spencer HSnss &C
.-ossd by Judge Thomas Marshall Of
sr.,,oky. Colonel of United States Vol
,-,s.rs ana Jadgs Advocate General Of
=. a,my of tbs Potomac. There were
-,sssst. besides, Judg- hey and my elf.
| Esoersi jefferson G. Davis. General J
r s.edmau, General CQstet aud Gen.
1 nas.as tof the Ua'on Army. Thsr-
-srs also present Generals Gordon aud
y.oao and several Southern men, IN
.,ndine Dick Stanton Of MtysvIiIe. Ky.
f,orisg the conVsrsatiOn Pre-Idsut
Iosssou said Earning toward the
ssuthern gentlemen:
s'If the people Of the South elect
representatives and SEMI them 10 the
Hooss they shall be seated at all haz
s,ds, eyen II it has TO be done By force
q arms
syadee Key ssraug 10 bus feet, aud
t,sinV the southern gentlemen. said:
S'Don't You for OBS minute hng any
sueh delnsion a. that - your bssoms.
sach an attempt would create an NJ
rising in the North beside vhich that
tsllosiDe the firing on Font Sumter
sOuid be mere baby.
here the conversation on that Sub
jscs CEASED. bat remember the re-
marks OF President J ohnson and Judge
Key very distinctly"
New rostmssters.
wAsHIsGTos. Nov. T. - The following
iearth class p0ssm asters were appoint
d today:
Manifestations, f. A. Angel; |
Mount House, Fred A. Teasiand.
Washington Territory -Wsitsburg, T.
T. Jsssup; Thetis. Henry 4. Young;
wiIlapa, Edward X. Warden; Edison,
John Dozer; Deer Greek Falls, Frank q.
Pierce; snonomish. John b. Mott, Bel
aneham, Henry FIsbansen: LacOnner.
Joseph +. Dvellsy; MontesAno, w. p.
Blair.
The West shore Lease Confirmed.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. AT special
meeting of the stock holders of the N. Y.
G. a Hudson River X. H., 10 this city, |
he President submitted a motion of
the board Of directors in relation 20 the |
West Shore Railroad, including the |
aaestion OF raiifying, confirming and |
authorizing a guarantee of 5000. coo |
first mortgage bonds. The proposed as |
tion OF the board was ratified and COP |
Afmed and tbs execation OF the euar4n-
lee authorized. the vote In favor exceed |
IL - ~ MA II
Accident on the old Celeay Read.
frruHBuRG Mass Nov. Am en-
sins, tender, baggage and smoking cars
90 an Old Colony train we're derailed
by misplaced switch In Leominster
today. One employee Of the road had |
both feet crushed. and several passen
gers we're hurt. mono Of them seriously.
American ship Lost.
WAmsaros, Nov. 4.--The Secretary
Of State has received from the United
States consular offices respectively at
Naessaki, ksnagswa and Osaka. Japan,
accounts Of the wreck OF the American
bark Cashmere. of Boston. From these
is 10 learned that on the llth Of Septem-
Der the vessel, which WAS laden with
400 cases of kerosene, when about
lD miles from Taasgashima Island,
near Van Dietnsn's Straits, encountered
ssevere typhoon, and was wrecked on
the 18Th. Seven of the Is men oompos-
ing the crew succeeded In launching the
only boat left by the storm, without
water, food or clothing, and cast them
selves adrlft, finally reaching Tanaaa-
shima Island. whence they were con
veyed to Caaagashima and thence 10
Osaka.
Mans Inhumanitv.
NEW HAVEN Conn, Nov. A case
of inhuman treatment was une arthsd
yesterday by DIR. Adams, Agent of the
Connecticut Humane Society, who
broke into the house of George Peck,
Jr., at cheshire, Connecticut, the fam
lily ein9 absent. aud released Mrs. Gar.
oline Brooks, 81 years old, widow.
Who ~ been confined there for over
two years. She WAS locked in litll.
room which was filthy in the extreme
and Ia filed vito the most dreadful
stencil. The woman was covered with
rags. aud the h1or was strswn with
bones from which she b d picked what
meat WAS given her. Ga "A plate was
her single daily meal. II consi ,ted OF
cold potatoes. She was removed t. the
poorbouse. Shs IL the widow of Aaron
Books, q soldier of the War of 1912.
Shs had a little property in Sputhin9
ton township which she turned over TO
the township in trast to take care of her
during her life. In order 10 escape fall
ing into the hands of Peck. whs 10 q
distant relative. Alter making the
transfer she Was surprised to find that
the township had contracted with Peck
TO take care of her. He did II IN the
manner indicated.
Fatal Collision.
TAILApEoA (Als !, Nov. A COLTS
Ion occurred on she East Tennessee.
Virginia a Georgia Railroad, % miles
south Of here. last night. Thirteen cars
scre wrecked. Four men were badly
Injured, ene dying soon after the acct
dent
We CIT.
PHILlpELPHIA, Nov. 4 The National
Wemen's Christian Temperance Unien
concluded its Convention today. end
adjourned 10 meet next year at Mnue-
apolis.
4 Lest schooner.
NKw LoSpoS (Coun.l. Nov. A-rhe
owners OF the fishing schooner Daisy
spfaiksr have given MP all hopes of her
return, and there is little doubt that
she 10 loas with all ON board. She sail
ed hence September +th for month's
cruise 10 the halibut grounds. aud vas
lsss reported eve weeks ago by the
schooner Kate Church. bound towards
Nova SeotiA. The crew Was composed
OF the following men from here; Capt.
u Schoteld and son (Samuel). James
And heary Dorsey (brothersl. Joseph
$40 Manuel Rent tbrothers), Antonio
mos and Portuguese whose name IL
unknown.
The steek Market
NV foAx. Nov. Achievements
Gull stocks very active and IRE 2ulsr.
Tue feature Was large trading in 81.
faai and Western Ua,ou. Tae market
closed irregular, excited and weak for
nost OF the active stocks. but at quota
tons little better than the lowest
Efices OF the day. In the anal hour
Western UA,on made a drop Of 81.
rus break, With sudden heaviuess IN
many other leading shares. was accom-