Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-31
EAST or THE ROCKIES.
The ProeeeaIngs An che
Anarchlst Trial.
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The AnarenHas FrEna.
Cmrr1ao. Juiy s0.--En tAa Anarohisi
trial today she eaiy testimony Of I'M
pogtanee was thai Riven y to expert
chemists who found thaf tha pisces a.
bomb aksn from he bodies of OG8oers
Degon and MnFrhy had exassly he
Ga1aa constituents "a sho bomhs found
h Ne Foo1ns 81 LfnRR and Spies.
1hs afleEnoG1 proceedings began
With the testimony of BinthaFt, fhs
I ounty Physician. HIS testimony wis
Interesting inaamaeh as Il relased 30
ths wounds which eansod The Dc q
Of Deaans Nhoae mnxdeK at The Hay
market n ons % the charges upon
Nhirh he prisoners are befns tried.
Hin ohesrvaGaons waF8 made q . pssf
aaeFtsm examination af DaRan's hody
o. May 8. The witness described q
aezsm of The wounds. the ons whiah
oooasioned isssh hsin0 q n Iefs
thigh. u Wa9 caused 81 Dieoa u lead
Uhlch egeFtd Ne femtfal artery and
tore apara The muscles ol thA fhiQh.
Wine fdentifiad one necuIfarlv aharn-
ened pieoe Of metal more an en- inoh
square bY q quarter o1 an inch thick,
which vas submitted IN evidences as
so ~ VIZ aAALA AI4AL u 80NNAs
Nine other woands, whioh the witness
oharneterizsa as aexuio1iva naarke. ,
we're fennd on The leQs. besides other
marks on the fAss and body.
OdcsE John smith vas thsn put On
The sand. He said be visited Nsabe'a
house on The 7sh Of May and found
fhaEs q rev lssr, bresoh Ioadina Run,
q sword 4 3 rcd TAGS. Five chambers
of the revolver we're empty.
The State here announced lis ease aa
closed, with The exception Of some
translated articles fr0m the Arbsifer
Zeitung, whiah would not ha ready an
til tomorrow morning. AZ the defane
vas noa wllline 20 open les oass until
the other sid6 had finished, oourt ad-
tozrnsd.
ResiEnafIan - Public PrinieF Rsaada.
Mr.. 8. p. Rounds, Publie Printer,
tsndeEed bis resignation 20 the PFoai.
dant yesterday. ft ia understood that
this Was done at the request OK the
President. VITO. u is said, desires 10 al
the place before the adjournment cf
Congress. Mr.. Rounds d credited with
having said that Mr.. Rogers, Of Bu6alo,
viii be appointed 70 succeed him.
The Condition of Rx.Presfaent
AFshuR.
NKw HoRK, July S0.-Eli Perkins
writes ID q rather gloomy Way of the
condition Of ex- President Arthur, nov
at New London, COnneetiouf. he says
tcaf President ArthuF'a brain Is weak
ening like John MeCuIloueh's, Charles
FFsnoia Adams and BARLEY CampbaIl'a. |
In q recent conversation, though, be |
said: II think Il shows that Ne are . |
strong government, By q strong people, |
when New York can punish ita own boy
ootteFS, when Chicaao can iDprison ifs /
Anarchists. when Mississippi can rest |
her own Kuklux, and when Missouri |
can arrest and punish its knightly train |
wreokers."
A physician Who has examined Presi- /
dent Arthur's disease says be has the /
old Bright'H disease and indigestion, |
which has killed 50 many bon Uiranfs /
which 90 nearly killed General Sohsnok, /
and which has Just killed Hubert o. !
Thompson Of New York.
TIE River ana BARBER BtIl.
WAaHnoToa, July S0.-The oonfsress |
on the River ard Harber bill have |
reached an Agreements on the bill and |
their report will be presented 10 She /
Aouse this afternoon. The Hsnnepin |
Canal clause remains 10 the bill With /
notifications, providing for the accept |
ing " the Government Of the Illinois /
and Michigan canal and she survey Of |
the l1ne of the Hennepin canal. The I
Potomac dats, Neg York haTbor and /
other itsuas OF importance 70 conceded |
By the House e0nforoes. No cot is made |
10 il Of any appropriation less thar
$4,000.
WAsHmoroS, July S0.-1he House
oanferees on the River and HaFboF bill /
receded from their Disagreement to the /
item for New York HaEboF. The SEN
ate conferees consented 10 an amend |
ment inoreaaing the appropriation for /
the locks at the cascades Of Columbia |
river TO &37. so less than the Senate i
amendment.
Senks CeRnrmed.
Tha senate went into secret session /
about ten inmates after II O'Clock and |
confirmed the nomination Of George A. |
Jenks for Solicitor General.
a sensible ReselutioH.
Van Wvek offered A feaoluti0u Dro- /