Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-28
PATTERN NEWS
x,.,,m. Of the siirssra.

uss,ys ~ Tfs pos--iRTkLLi"sSoss
victims Of the sifrxsrd.
n.nx CRY Kansas, Jan. N.-Dnr-
,aeent blizzard, John O. Kim
ii With his wife and three cotioren'
s.,tsd from here 10 covered wagon,
.,sIinr vest. They we're not heard
o., acme time until searching party
go the entire family frezen 20 death
10 the wagon
- yoRK. Jan. LIN the trial Of
sale, for bribery today, the coun-
usD ,he defense moved TO withdraw
ea;c.meut and ipstrust the jury 10
We w., ,he accused. The Court denied
sq,s;on. Counsel then opened for
W S.ssoas and called Gen. Ssalsr TO
tes .s.nd. He stated In reply to the
sse .sor ~ whether he made any such
as'nsn, With Monmouth Il. Wilson
49, latter testified TO yesterday that
.ta,ement WAS false. Witness
49, had apy conversation with Wilson
n.s,d 70 mortgages at the time be
m',.soed witsess denied an toto
49, syery statement made on tue
49, eS ,sstsrdas by Wilson He ssore
- wilson never came TO his house
"a "a ,sseiyed fron him the papers in
ss.,,sssrtion OF the m 3rtgages. The de-
ssnse then rested their case. Judge
u.s,.s,,s charge VAS regarded with favor
:, roth sides. he advised the Jury that
~. accused should receive the benefit
~ hi, record aud gsoa character pre-
s;ocsly. The jury retired st 6 p. IN. and
A. II .. N. had not agreed.
The billiard Match.
wv Yogx. January u - The billiard
.,.h hetvesn jacob Schaefer aud
1.oyiss ViQn.uI was continued to
a,sbt The result Of the previous
n;ebt,s play had left the SCORE very
III In faysr of Schaefer, 1t being COS
!. "a. The audience again was large,
"A the amphitheater surrounding the
sshle vas illed. ViRnaux came forth
:, s1S o. No., Schaefer following mo-
,n.nt later. and being received With re-
nsged applause. Both players we're in
s,snire dress. Mean shile odds of so
n rs we're being offered on Sohsefer.
itg.I0 Umpire McCreery of st. Louis
Announced that the game would begin,
v;th the understanding that Viensur
might % AXE 800 points, IL possible, dur
inc the evening to 600 points made by
scbaefeE. This Was evidently to allow
Vionaux 70 Compare With Schaefef in
his play OF the previous night.
echsefsr began to play With the balls
In the position in which they bad been
left on the evening previous. he made
l. ViQnaux made 10. Then schaefer
made duck egg, aud Vignaux scored
3. Sshaefer made IA. and Vignaux be-
gan 70 play in his brilliant manner. He
ala not SCORE many points, but they
we're all deserved, and hs stopped only
With IL added points to his credit.
Then ".he magician" played and made
nothing. vlsnaux made IL. The game
beean 70 look interesting, and when
Seaaeser stopped play in the sixth in
mag. vith only l6 points TO his credit
he hops of the friends of Vignaux began
70 fssive. vignsux then made II. In
The tensh inning Sohaefsr's manipula
ten Of the balls elicitsd the admiration
Of the crowd. The balls were all tbs
time in the center of the table and 43
points we're scored.
bchsefer in his fourteenth inning pot
together l7S BUTTONS and vignsuX fol
loved With LAB 10 brilliant style. There
after nntil the last inning but one Wig
naax seemed TO lose his nerve and
vas unable to run more than 20 in
any iu0ing. Schasfer, however. kept
10 bis strong play, RAINING 81 In his
hfsesuth inning. 81 in his twenty
sscond and - ia his twenty sixth,
thereby securing a good lead On the
nights play, and he ran out his string
In the thirtisth innins. making his to-
TAI SCORE for the two nights l2OO, against
Vigusux's 56i; winners average 30.
losers 1914.
Aid for ireland.
PHIhApHLPHIA, Jan. IA large mum
Der of prominent citizens met in the
Council Chamber this afternoon in the
Interest OF the Irish Parliamentary
fand. The meeting was opened by Jno.
N. Campbell. President Of the Catholic
Total Abstipeace Uaion of America,
who explained that the gathering WAS
called under the auspices OF the Irish
National League Of America. Major
smith was called TO the chair and spoke
EARNESTLY In sympathy with the move
msnt After Other addresses, *. NJ. Nc
Wade started the subscription list by
the names OF Geo. W.
Childs and Anthony j. Drexei for $500
each. THIS was the signal for a flood
Of subscriptions which Continued until
fb5OO was obtained. The OH oers of the
meeting we're directed to Gable this fact
10 Parnell, aud q COMMITTEES Of fifty
citizens Was appointed TO raise add
tional funds.
To Retire from the Tsrf.
NKw YoRK. Jan. T.-The Turf Field
sad Farm, In its next issue will an
nounoe the permanent retirement from
the turf of Pierre Lorillard. whe has
for years figured so prominently in the
racing annals OF this country, and
whose victories on the English tori
With Parole ard lroquois made
bis fame world wide. HIS racing
stable will be sold at auction
90 February 9th, including the
veil known thoroughbreds Drake
Caster. Pontiac. Emperor, Unret and
Dsvdrsp. Wanda will be retired for
breeding purposes Lorillard retains
his Rancoeas establishment.