Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-31

point y point his seors eoosinosd q
foti 20 ~. when pisodits Aeafn sIlsd
the AR. he foslly stopoed with 10
comforting nunber Of les poin.a al
made By easefoi playa.
Things looked biark for the Freuoh.
man, and the score stood for .as even
ing: schaefer, SD: vieusux. ass
aso the latter had q SHOW. and ip,.
tafsd the tsosics o. his oppousnt bv
nissinR- AT times the balls would ge,
separated, bot by brilliant ofnsnd
shots be vouid bring them again 10
Rether. At 80 points the appias.e was
oessI and locd. a. is vas on the es;h
snos when the red ball was for,s3
aroend she table back into position o.,
set up. 4 N .en ifissut N $50 in the
fotn shot, With the balls against the
upper rail-, elected Shuts of admira-
tios, scd the perfection OF the english.
With the balls directly In Iiae. cannot
De described There VAS also a draw
snot across the table. ViRnaux made
~ on this rus. He followed this 40
Nth An Ither run When be h.d On ads
70 points there was sppisese, bot be
veot on, and 10 the Sane sIox and care
fai Way which had crarac.erixed ali mis-
previ1u- plays made 6S linis. schaef.
81 b I'd made les in hi. run Of the tvrn
tieth inning, while vignaur, With his
ruu OF - aud 66, came within six of thai
sooF
Al IL o'"lock tha score stood schae-
fer 2s97, VignauI 1892; bot 10 Was close
sorz, and 30 7aefsr forced ths p.ce
vuh ruos Of 81 and IS. while vlgnaux
made only sIx points. The Frenchman
felt discouraged, and when Schaefer
vas upon what proved TO be his asst
inuinR. hts opponent watched With
grim Dissemination his rapidly rsced-
ing hope OF victory. One by one
-ohasfsr caused the ivory spheres 70
click together amid the &c srcs repressed
excitement of the crowd. Al dfty
poists the enthusiasm broke through
all bounds, and when With his 6fty-
eighth point sohaefer completed one Of
the greatest and best games Of billiards
ever played. the spectators climbed,
ran and j11ped to where he stood,
aud Shouts of triumph aud eongratula-
tons we're heard Oh all sides.
Schasfer had made 663 points on the
nights play. and Viensox 4fS. The
total score for the i've nights was /:
Sohaefer 300. Vignaux 2S3S.
Rtsteus Chinamen
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30-Qoite a crowd Of
Chinese made q demonstration at the
iodgiag Of James @. Bapiiste bet veen 8
and 10 o'clock tonight. and threatened
to do him violence. A squad of police
soon arrived on the scene, dissersed the
crowd and nov have Bspiiste under
their protection. Baptiste has been
very active ia the prosecution Of the
Chinese who are now on trial for the
murder Of Loa johnson, and for this
they sought to wreak their vengeance
on him.
4 motion for q new trial vas made
this evening 10 the case Of Chyo Chiack.
gsusd Gailty OF Marder.
sT. LOUIS, Jaa. 30.-The speeches BY
cosnsel 10 the murder case Of Chic
Chiack. the alleged Chinese hiehbind-
OF. closed between 4 and o'clock this
afternoon. The Jury retired and about
o'clock toniRht they rendered q YER
dot Of guilty Of murder in the frst de-
gree.
Disastrsss Snow Slide
DxNvKn, Jan. 20.-At Telluride, Col
orado, Wednesday morning, Q snow
slide demolished -four cabins at the
Sheridan mine. burying twenty-five
men under seventeen feet Of snov. Ii
killed David Ovsrstrest, Sims Bree. W.
HarRord and Michael Mitchell; fatally
injured Nm. Delsny and Richard Ev-
ans. and badly injured Johs Ohnrchiil
and John Hanna