Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-08

the victims, a. he nas 10. been kear |.
freu. The freighfers say that after
routing the escoft, the roobers dre-e Of
the pack mules loaded With the b1llion.
Houston purchases the bullion FROM
small miners, and makes weekly trips 10
the nearest railroad stations, where il
can be forwarded. JOS; hsv much
bollisr Was on she train - no; known.
The Mormon unddIe
sALT LAKE, Oct. 7.-Policem.n An
drex smith t-ok the stand to day il.
bis case Of uaiavtal cohsbitstion. ad.
hitting that be lives With too women
as wives. A verdict OF guilty was re-
turped. Sentence vas possponed for
ten days.
To might the Church organ has near
~ page devoted 10 tue address OF
First Presidents John Taylor and
George q. Cannon. read in confer
ence At Logan to-day. They did not
show %, being wanted by the efficsrs
The address assails the courts for the
prosecution of this people. tells Of the
missionary work, OF bow the gospel
must prevail and Gods promises to
Zion De fuldlitd. CONCERNING polyasmy
II says: We did not reveal il: God
ordained il, and We cannot withdraw or
renounee II"
The National Wemen,s Congress.
DIS MoISEs Iowa. Ost. The Ma
tionai WoIaen's Congress met in this
city today. there il a very LARGE at
tendance from ali parts q the United
States. Meetings were held this fore
noon and evening The forenoon SIS
nT,tu ynfs
Ward Hews. of Boston. presided, and
gave tbs ops ding address. In the after
noon Mrs. ). l.. L. wolcott, Of Boston.
Worlds Women psper by Miss
Frank willard, OF CHICAGO. on The
Work of the W. G. Z. t." was next
read. In the ev.ning Julia Holmes
Smith, NJ. D.. OF Chicago, read 4 paper
on a." The Need of Rsadiastment of
Business and Social Life"
A Beastiy Nesro's Fate.
NEWPORT. Ark, 0,t. 7.-On Monday
evening Miss Priscilla B1ndy. daughter
Of wealthy farmer of Jackson county,
while riding home on horseback from q
netRhbor's, vas ovsrtaken by a negro,
Who pulled her to the ground and at
tempted to violate her person. Her
screams and struggles frightened him
away, but not before her clothing was
nearly torn from her body. % Tues
dav~uiRht the negro was captured near
Fucermsn BY a body of men. who took
him into the woods and shot him to
death.
4 werd fssm Blaine.
CINCINNATI. Oct. Judge Foraker
today received the following dispatch:
AUGUSTA. Me-, OCT. 7. 1875.
Hon. J. Il. Foraker, ClRcinndti-In-
terest in you, contest Is rapidly incress-
ing 10 the East. With strong confidence
IN yeHr victory | regret extremely that
u has not been in Dy psver to take
part in the Ohio canvass.
JAS. g. BLAINE.
The ssctaltsttc Labor Party.
CISoNSArI, Oct. AT today's ses-
sion of the Congress of the Socialistic
l. Dor Party, a motion to establish a
co operative printing and publishing
association for the party. connected
with a wholesale and retail labor ne q
agency at New York, was fsvorsbly CON
sldered. IL was also resolved to estab
lish an English party.
Ne Has Net sued.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Oct. THE Kennebec
Journal tomorrow will say that the re-
port that Walker Blaine has sued the
United States for his salary AZ assistant
counsel in the Alabama Court, 10 en-
tirely groundless.
The Peabody Educational Fund.
NEW YORK, Oct. The Trustees to
the Peabody Educational Fund met to
day. The report OF the general agent
was quite voluminous. Ii dweit upon
the rapid Advancement which has been
made during the past year In the South
ern states. Pablo sentiment had rev
olutionlzed the public school system.
The freedmen are nov en- joying many
scaool privileges hitherto denied them.
The sum of $57, 705 from the Peabody
Educational Fund was paid out during
the past year in the Ssuthern States
President Cleveland wa elected mem
Der OF the board of trustees to sacoeed
General Grant, and j. Pierpont Morgan
to succeed Samuel Whetmore, deceased.
In the evening banquet WAS spread at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Ex President
Rutherford b. Hayes and wife were
among those present.
d. 4. d n. karsings.
NEW YORK. Got. THE Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Compsny's gross
earnings for September we're $577 900.
an increase over the same mouth last
year of fl90,eoo.
Baseball
ST. LOUIS, Dot. New York 5, St.
Louis /.
DErRoIr. Got. Z Detroit z. Boston l.
BUFFALO, Oct. 7.-Providenoe 4. Buff
falo0
An OaAcer Relieved Of DWty.
WASHINGTON. Oct. The following
order is issued from the War Depart
ment: "Msior Vim. II. Bell, Commits
sary of Subsistence. is ordered 10 pro
oea ID at once from Cheyenne, Wyoming.
to Denver. Colorado, relieve Frederick
F. Whitehead. Commissary OF Subsist
ence. of his duties ut that place. and
then return TO his proper station. Major
Bell, in addition to his present duties,
will take charge temporarily of Captain
Whitshead's depot and will perform
the dates thereof, making such occa-
sional journeys between Cheyenne and
Colorado a. may be absolutely neces
sary."
PACIFIC COAST
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