Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-26
EASTERN NEWS
.as.ys roras r,sT-rrELI Issses.
V.t.I suswslides.

Fatal snswssides.
<,.,x,sox fOol.), Jan. Z5.-festerdai
o-.1ide carried away cabin =. tse
49,, mine, located at Poverty
tia -, Crested Buttes. Three 1lin
f1'oyw ,iI;am Alexander, John II. J bD
sf1 ", C;oss we're killed. The bodies
-. recovered today.
.ee1sd slide carried away cabin
.rrv.tal Basin occupied by Robert
and Henry Collins, both OF whom
kiIIed. Slides are occnrriD9 daily
anxiety IL felt for other mining
vhieh have net besn heard from
@ceN.,..d Bates is the place where .
80 Iost their lives two years ago BY
~ sroIosion Of coal mine.
49, Probably west Dowa.
n,occrsrys (Massl, Jan 20 The
..so-oer H5perion, gtiea sailed on
na..rnbsr 7.b for La Have Bank, since
80 time nothing has been heard
80 bsr. probably went doSn IN the
IT, gale, and has bren gwen up
Vo' ovasrs. she bad oa board IL
men
CIR, LAKE Utah, Jan. 25.-Ihe eI
I,as,,on Of Deputy Marshal Collin for
s...,t;r0 MeMurrin, q tithInR Office
s,ss,.an. was concluded tOd4y after
Ear DAYS. This IN be case Shicn made
~ mach excitement. Ia the latter part OF
SoVembsr last. The Commissioner
s,..hsrsed Collin saying that there was
~ doobt bat that = plJt had existed to
ssssssingte or 10 do him great bodily
go. ana that he did right In shooting
HsMafriu and ought To have shot the
n. me examination o! N. V. Jones
Il Frank Treseder today, charged With
s-,hine Deputy Marshal Franks to no
sty he Mormons Of processes against
.hsc- the facts heretofore given were
srbsaptiated, and II was further proved
.sss rressder told Franks that the
.hols Mormon Church Was at lis back
ssd that be could control all the money
be needed.
Fsilure Of q Jeweiry Company.
Dxsyrs fOol.) Jan. 25.-The Tryner
JsveIry Company assigned to j. ID.
liIire this afternoon. The liabilities
are $4,000, all except 5000 being due
a Nag York houses. Tne assets, CON
arising stock aud fufniture, are $500
70 10000. The cause of the failare IL
not Known.
Trial Of General shaier.
Nrv YORK, Jan. 25.-General AleIan-
DER Shaley was put on trial today on an
Indictment charging him with accept
inc bsibe from Monmouth Is. Wilson
IN oonnsetion With the purchase of sites
for segimentai armories in this city.
Altar g iury had been secured, Wilson
vas called. He testified that he had
several conversations with General
Shalsr about the armory sites. The
ffst he could remember was IN 1884.
Sbslsr then said that ne Was looking for
sites for the Eighth and Twenty Second
RsQemsnts, that II the sites that vii
poa wanted to sell were chosen, the
Submissions received by witness should
b divided with Shaler. and Snaler was
70 sxert his influence to have the Will
con sites purchased.
wilson swore that at that time he
knew that Shaier had property in New
Jersey encountered by mortgages. 40
oordinely Wilson told the General that
vhsu the property was sold be would
take up the mortgages on the Generals
Jersey property. The property was sold
In Sspssubss, 1894. Wilson item pur
chased the mortgages fer 5000 and gave
them 10 Shaler. The commissions Of
witness we're about $4,000. After wit
ness vas brought up by the Gibbs com
mission on these matters, he went tn
Gen. Sbaler. secured the satisfactory
pieces from him and destroyed them to
Ref them out Of tho way.
How an gmbesxier Escaped.
NKw YoRK, Jan. %. The steamship
Donau arrived here today and IL was
supposed that on board would be found
An embezzler having in his possession
t0,eW marks. Inquiry on board the
vessel developed the fact that the Dsnau
had become disabled two days ont from
Bremen. aud putting IN at an English
pert, had transferred her passengers TO
the Neekar, which arrived week ago.