Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-24


sion many husinaaa hlonka, Tha psst-
slHca and tbs old oounfY Building %
Main street then fen prsy. Five hgiok
stores snd The Exchange Hotel. ca Main
slFset. aiso canaht and we're aoon surPl
oaf. % % this point the Gre hsa hssn
eonaned 20 The west Of Main street.
Here e leaned oVsr to the - I'D -
Oapisal Church burned.
the following buildings were burned
IhiFfy- y-thrBe dwelling houses, ninstaen
atoren. three churches md eWo nsW8pa-
pag ofinaa. Khe l0ss Il estimated "a
$500 OOos insurance small.
saieAae IN q GoVernmems o@ce.
WAEHm0roN, Oclobsr 22-Tha sixth
Aadstor's ot1oo vas the scene % . sen.
natioaal suicide loday. RobeEt W.
Aston. q CLERK IN that branch q tue
GgvoFBmont service. after eoolly an
nouneibg 10 the Chisf Of Division thai
Be vas Qsing b put an end % this
thing" walked 30 hia desk, took q s.
calibra revolver from his pooke1. and Ia
tAe presence ok his fellow clerks sent
the ball crashing through his brain.
Tbs pistol was placed 90 near his bead
that the hair was sinQ8d and tha skull
shattered. The unf0rtunata lived but
IS minMies after the fatal ahot had been
hFed. Nervous depression : naid %
have led 10 the nct. Re vas 8 aon Of
Colossl Bob Aston Of Atlanta.
Ths NafisA's experts and EmpsFas.
Ths Ohief Of ths Bureau Oe Statistics
reports the value Of exports and i'm
p0Ftn of the Nation for the twelve
months ending BeptembsF 80lh. as FOL.
l0as: ExpoFta-l086. e699. .T08, ,563; 1895,
91l6,001, ,412. Imports 1856, 1854 So, :
ASi; 1885, $50. .00l. .766.
10 RdneAae ahe Apaches.
TIE seeEstAry of the IntarioE has IN
Termed she War Department that 50
Indian youths. between the ages Of 12
and p years. amona the Apaohes con-
dned e. Fort MaEioa, Florida, will Be
received fer educational and industrial
training u delivered 10 Captain Pratt,
Superintendent Of the Carlisle Indian
Training School In Pennsyavania. and
h6 haa also directed the O0mmiasionaF
OF Indian Affairs 20 provide school &C.
e0mm0dationa for th0as below ~ years
Of age suitable 10 be sent 90 achosl.
FouFsh Auditor ApDesnaed.
The President has appointed l. n.
Baford Of Mississippi - be Deputy
Fourth Auditor Of ths Treasury.
Reslg nnlloa % Miaisier Cox.
WAsH1NaroN, Oct 2a.-Ths formal
resi- nation OF 3. 3. Cox as Minister 20
Tarkey has been received ct the De
parlmsnt Of State.
RnRineers as q Clam Bake
NKw YoRG, Oot. %. The delegates 20
the Annual Convention % ths Brother.
hsod OF Locomotive EuQineers went 20
Glen Island as 3 o'clock today 10 attend
3 clam bake, Commed0re Starin having
placed one Of hiB largest steamers at
aud their friends and Invited
The Bank statement
EEw Yohx, Oct. 23.-The weekly bank
statement shows q reserve Increase Of
S5 600. Banks nov hold g, 40, COO In
sxoeB Of the legal rule.
entity.
PrTrsBuR0, Dot. @.--Samual Cav, The
ieEaultinR chisf clerk Of the PifasbuFg
Pension Once pleaded guilty today on
Twelve counts.
Cincinnati PelisIcs.
CncINNATI, Oct. "a Charles Heron
and Ferdinand SprinRnieF were brought
before ID Police Court this morning 10
answer q charge OF falsely certifying to
say rolls and other voaohers. whereby
the money Of the city was misapplied.
while they were members OF the late
BoaFd Of nblic Works. TbeiF cases
we're set for hearing early IN November.
Charles Heron Immediately after
ward aWore out q warrant for the arrest
Df Halstead, OF the Commsrciai Gassfts
On = charge Of libel. fer the pablication,
tWo days AFRO, Of What purported 70 Be {
sketch Of Herron's life.
A Decision Reversed.
WASHINGTON, Ool. 23-In the ease Of
Marian Good. aes Wilcox. Of Kirwin,
Kansas, on appeal from the dsaiai0n Of
Inc COapmisaioner Of the General Land
decided. Ia an0oFdanoa with f8rmer rui.
Ings Of the Department, that the mar
fiaQa 0f single woman Who has made
, homestead entry will Rot defeat her
riRht 10 make hnal proof and receive
little 10 land. This decision rsverses
lhat Of the Commissioners Of the Gen
sFal Land Once, Who held that q woman
sho makes q homestead entTy and sub
marFios before oompleting the
same. forfeits her right q Fsby 70 40
qaire title 10 land.
ARran9img uhe 8aFdhslai 8aaame nms
nngmFation.
WAsarN0ToN, Oct. 2.--Mai0F General
Sehohsld, who has charge OF the cere-
mcuies attending the inauguration Of
the Bartholdi statue on next Thursday,
called &c she White Hoass today and
had an Interview with The President n
regard 10 bis participation n TIE eeEa-
monies. The President and mosa of the
Oabinet viii attend. bat the dstails Of
the trip 70 New York have not been
eomplsled. Il is expeated that Mrs.
Cleveland and the wives Of several of
the Cabinet elhcsra viii accompany The
30 be consnl az Famsaav.
The Presidsnt this aftsgnooa appoint
ed John 7. Campball, Of OaiifofaiA, 10
Be Consul a Tamatav.
rae WemaniS Christtaa Temperanes
Nnfoo.
MrxHRkroErs, Oct. 20.-The naarnlnR
meeting Of The Woman's Christian Ten
psFanos Usion was held today % Ne
various churches. The mos notable
pager presented vas that ok Ara. J. X.
Barney an The Prieon and JAIL
Mra Mary E Hnni Of Massachusetts,.
ia hes payer on "SoiamtfHc EngtFnc-
tioR," uFgsd that there 10 demand Cor
sappiementaFy residing books tn the
schools, and thaa thsy ahoasd Be sap
plied In the SHAPE Of temperanee iiteFa-
tare. Mra =. l. Bradley % England
spoke on ~S0oial Puriiyn She said I;
" bring yoa greetings Of loTs fEom the
English soeiefies rspressut and from
car shampion, the brsl lsyed and uorae
hated in Britain, Wa Thsmas Btsad
TIE term social parity ~ ws uss q
means the puFifying of the peopie. ]
wish we had q movement like your W.
@. T. q. IN EnRland. Many ef car pu-
rity workers are not with na ca the tem-
peranos question, and this somswhAi
rstarsis the work"
AB0ur warm WoExA. - EilsuabarRh
viii aoun have Waier WoFka. Il - pro
posed 20 tap The be diteh nsrth 81 tosn
shoFs ths sunEsl q quarteF o. half Q
miis. Il h ihoozhf that il uiii rive q
fan of ATTY fsal o. mels. u sixty %