Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-29
EASTERN NEWS.
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Terrific Loss Of sfeck-
ev,o.eo. Jan. 2s.-FuIly 1900 head
a.s,Is vilI be dad on the prsi.,es
.ssn 4 radius of IS miles Of Fort Eli
"a Texss. having been killed by star
,.tioa and sxpssare daring the recent
- NAG. Not more than one per cent.
- shep, it 10 said, we're native cattle.
yavy sent Back.
rxv Yosx, Jan. a.-The jsry In the
90 of O7er and Terminer, before
osssb Gsneral Alexander Shaler has
80 on trial for bribery during the
-, tgo days, came in this morning.
-, bsius locked no all piRht. The
s.ssmsn snnounced that the jury found
4 iupossibls TO agree. Judge Barrett
"a, toe jsry back 20 consider the case
iii further.
TSe Jury 10 the Shalsr bribery ease
..-s mo Court again at 2:5O O'Clock,
"a announced that they vsre still un-
80 to agree. They were disoh rRed.
+. 4 aid they stood ten for conviction
snd tvo fer acquistal.
ysnes Talks sense.
Nrv YoRx, Jan. Ex-senator Jones,
AZ Nevada, has been In New York for
ss,ss an feur days. He declares that as
4 Ne gold producer In Alaska the hon
- n his position on silver will here
sf,ss be unquestioned. He said be in
tsads 10 make q speech in the Senate on
~ fayorie theme OF finance, and
sdds3: IL shall % further in my desia
rnfioc than any economist or writer has
- dared 90. shall hold. and shall
srovs, that all thst is required 10 money
4 hmisstioa OF quantity and cslcuia-
heussa. Il In all nonsense to talk OF
eoid being the only available standard.
Yosf dry goods merchants would think
4 = strange Iav that would compel
thsn 70 use an ivorv yard stick. They
vsaId vsat 10 know what ivory had to
90 With length. The gold humoaa is
juss - great"
A Sew Yerk Passsr Arressed.
EYlcx IN. ". Jan. % The grand
isfy today presented two indict-
msnts against the Rev. DR.. Buster,
d 6pring Valley Methodist Church,
los Indecent assault upon Ida Downs.
Ths accused pastor Was arrAiened and
pjsaded not guilty. He gave bonds In
ibs sum Of 5000 to answer for trial at
Ne pext term Of osurt.
Active wressitag.
CHIcAoo, Jan. 8.-An exciting con
tsss, With the incidents bordering on
ths sensational. was witnessed tonight
By large audience at Central Music
Hall. IL vas a wrestling match be-
tssen Mstsada Sorskichi, the japanese
sthlsts, and Evan Lewis OF Madison,
Wisconsin. The terms we're $3.50
4 sids and 70 p,r cent. Of the gate re-
ssipss 10 20 TO the best three in i've
falls, estch as catch can. ihs first fall
vss Won BY Lewis Ia exactly two min
atss and q half. With q rush Lewis
bad secured hold on his opponents
lsel and, lifting him high in
ths cir, threw him squately
on bio back. In the second bout, Lewis
Ret terrific neck hold on the Jap and
vss ohoking him with deethlike grip
vhsn the referee interfered. A moment
etsr borakichi, With a sudden Jerk,
pitched Lewis headforemost OF the
stsRe. The Jap prsfusely spologizoa
md Lewis aud he SHOOK hands. Again
lhs wrestlers Rraspsd each others
Ihoulders. Quick a. fash the form Of
5orskichi went straight over the foot.
lights and sprsvlinR at the feet Of the
Ieporters. The referee declared this
lotion wilful, and gave the fall to the
|ap. In the third bout. Lewis lost no
txr o. k.l
md pressing the Jsp's neck till he was
oo feeble to resist. Sorakiohi at once
eolined TO wrestle the rem aiming bouts.
the choking process to be IN
air. Lewis offered to leave 1t out, bat
he Jap feared to trust the Wisconsin
aan and Armly refused e. proceed.
evis was declared the victor.
9uried n the snow.
6ALr LAKE. Jan. 8.-A snow slide
in fhayne's canyon, near Park
My, Utah, today. Four men with their
cams were buried alive Lon Galland.
! married man who lived at Park City;
Wm. Scssioas. Who lived at Hsbes City:
frank Horak. who leaves wife and four
lhildren. had been at Park City but one
month, their homo being at Canton. St
lawrence county, N. T.; Willet Brockus,
! single man whose hone is at Rosse,
-. Lawrence county. N. Y. Both Of
he latter bodies will be sent East to-
morrow.
Four men-Frost, Burps. Peters and
Warine-were buried ip q snowslide on
Lake Greek. near Kstchsm, Idaho.
They we're In their cabin. waripR dug
cut 10 or hours. and then had 70 go
! miles for help. He heard Frost afoan-
lne ell the time. He vas buried In she
cabin.
Ten LorinR is reported TO be buried
under IS feet Of snow on Thompson
Creek, NOT far from the scene Of the
~ rspostsd disaster.