Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-14
IN FRISCO.
Tive MenMsrtAlIy wound-
ed In the streets.


Pollee omeeF murarrea.
SAz FnkNcuco. Dec. YS-Earlv shls
morninE Police Olloar a. y. Oagnn.a 80
stabhed IN the neek b an uaknoan
nan. Oaeood. not reallEina hs vs. un1.
Immediately gave pursuit huk wAa nann
forced % etop from uaaknesr enu,na ~
the loss of blood. Oseood then maAs
hia way 10 the Clfy RaoaavinR Hoapisal
where he wound vas drusasd. 10 unI
nos e that tine considered dsnQafaaa
bnt q few hours later q nso0naaFy
hemorrhaRe eet in, from the FpHnIt AZ
Which Osgood died a. II o'clock. Be-
Tore his death OsRood mada A afnlemana
Of the cutting. He aaid the rnan nar1a
up % him and ashed him hou - roeoqoF
. wateh which had been stolen frnm
him. OaRood told him, and the nnnm.
seeminoly aalia1ed, walked nn9ora -.
stFaea. A feu minutes later ha Returned
appareatlY 10 sAy mameahina more. hna
ghen be set close q the oliaaF hs snd-
denly drew . knife and ulabbed him
without weird Of warning. Oamoea
uas unable 20 identify ths assassin o9ina
% tie darkness Whioh prevailed a a.
time The siabbinR vas done naeamnaa
vas about tS years Old and lsaves fam
ily, He has beea On tho foros oxoR
eight years.
BnouaHr RAoE 70 LHn.
Polios OfaceE Oaeood, Who vas stabbed
THE morning By an unknown man, had
q prolraoled sgoon about u o'eloak from
tho loss Of blood, and Waa hhoaRhA Tor 3
while ta be dead. Vigorous mlniHara.
tons, however, brought him % oon-
seriousness. He Is nov resting enallV.
with slieht hopes for his raeowary.
A Rfster AAes.
About nooa today, a. car No. q Of IA
S1fteE street line r8echad the anrmlnma
q the road at Central apunue. asVarnl al
The strikers boarded the car aad nakad
the oondaetsF and nfipman % aaaaF8.
They refused. and we're pei.sd win
stones by the crowd. TIE ear saarlad
down OentFal avenue, where aha came
request vas ma1e of the QFipman and
conductor. AGAIN TIE strikers met wifh
refusal. Another shower Of stones fal.
lowed. One Of ehe naw emploYea
Jumped on the rear platform cf tie ear,
and exclaimed "Eou ---- ---.a ---, won
can't taks me ed the ear" and q eha
same time drew q revolver, whiah he
nred into the crowd, and q young man
was seen 30 fall shot ehFonRh TIE hnmf.
This shot seemed % act q ths nirnaI.
and vas immediately followed by rot
ley from other men who had hoarae2
the car a3 the terminua The crowd
scattered, and ran IN all diFaolions. Hal-
Reans birdaall caught the man who h
claimed 70 have hFed TIE nrsl shot, and
placed him under arrest. The nan QaVa
the name cf John Kelsey. The ahooaina
pat q stop 10 Ell tFafao on the line. Five
arrests were made. kelsey denies Be
AIRED any shot. Ihs young man who
uas shot has noe yee been identified.
AZ late hour tonight she dying nan
was Identified as Benjamin HelnHs by
his brother, Who stated be waa 4 faFln
hand recently from ths eountry, and
vas merely q speeialor at the asene ef
WIN set Aside.
About q year and half mgo Mrs. Han-
nah II. lnRfahsm, q middle aReS
woman. died IN this city, leaving an -
tate valued at $4,000. In haf VIII ahe
disinherited Der husband, John knrrn-
ham. The will left By dooaassd made
Rev. j. Il Hatch, an intimate friand 81
deceased, sole leRatea and exeeator 81
the estate. Ia the Probate Oourt TO-DAY
Judge Coffee Fendered q deoialsn Rafus.
ina 30 admit che will 10 pr0bata. Thn
Judgs declares Il u his belief that
Hatch unduiy Influenced she asoaasa6
a. the time the viii was 8xsouaed.
An AIlessa RmheHl.eF.
BAN FRAHclsoo, Dec. 18.--Warranin
we're issued today for the arrest 81 John
Mckenzie. stock broker who failed
during the exeiiemsat. He le charges
with embezxiement by eome ef his fer
msr customers
Pnbiic Denunciaiiea.
San FRANcrsoo, Dec. 18.-A mass
meeting under the auspices of ne Fed
erstad Trades Waa held this evening d
Metropolitan Hall, 30 express lBdiana-
ti0n ct the ooouFrsnce which took Diaco
On the SuttoF street railroad today, and
which resulted ia BENZ. Hoinae being
fatally wounded. Over 60U0 people wers
present. speeches we're made eenaurina
the railroad anthoFitiea for the manner
10 which they eBdeavoFed . pregenl
the strikers FROM gaining The polnl
which y a. issue bslweeu them and the
company. A resolution vas adopted
calling upon ths Federated Trades %
undertake. the prosecution Of the easa
aRainat the person OF persona whU
caused Ne shsotine q HainEs.
shipplng HnfelIiganes.
1NATFxH, Dec. 8.-kh4 1hIp Harvey
Mills. Captain Crawford, aallod last
Saturday vita aboat $500 ocma Noafsle
coal for San kranoiseo. Ihs aAip
lvanhoe, Captain Carter, arrived on
Sunday, dischaEaed ballast In a hurry
and vas under Che ahnlea taking d 8
gitdGnina this forenoon. She 9iII lead
Seattle coal for San Rraneiaao. Tho
baFksntine Malay vas t0wed from Mii-
ton Point today, and viii begin loadina
Tomorrow. The shlp Valley ForRe,
Onptain Love, sailed abBut 3. ~. -
day With i,i00.o 600 feet % lnmbor frsm
8tstson 4 Posts mill for San Franglslo,
HAu fAAHuIsoo, Dee. iSs--ARrivnd--
Steamer State Of California, from Peri
land.
eailsd-ehip 4. p. Back, Cor Ma
naimo. aloamsF Coismbfa for Aatoria,
ship Blue Jacket for seattle.
Poax TowAEEND. Dec. f6s--AEFivee~
ships Two bFothers, Spartan, Ynaeui1a,
bark Columbia, barkantino q. q Buuk,
and ths schooner J. b. Leeds.
PoET BLAKKLT, Dee. f5.--ksFivod-
Ship Kate Davenport
P0MT DmcOyKHE, Dao- H. Arrived
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