Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-24
FA,TERN NEWS.
.Ausayz 70 ras PosT-rsTsLI sKsoI
This a Meaat for Ryaa.

This a Meant for Ryaa.
ao~roy. Jan. 22.-John L. Sullivan
.,shorizss the folloving annoonceRent
a vill fight any man 10 the world
Lain four 10 SIX weeks. scientific
s.;cts 10 count IL fought With gloves
n moi. then London prize ring rules
c,vern. The match 10 to be from
ssso0 70 $40 100 8 side, and to be in the
ssoee Of only five persona, 10 I'm.
or a. may be preferred. Under nc
ssraition il the match 20 occur In pub
=. This challenge is ogen oHly one
- He SAYS he has not received nor
ssssrssd challenge from James Smith.
Ear the sake Of Principle.
r~ Yosx. Jan 23.-siIty Cuban
=, makers employed in the factories
20 Jacsby and Ottsnbore Bros. quit
80 today and decided to remain out
81 he lock oct was declared at an
~. They have M grievances
A serious Caye-in.
suu.xpolH Pa. J.. Jan. "a seyie1s
-.,..iu occurred under she bed Of toe
sssesodoah branch Of the philadelphia
I assdinQ Railroad Just south OF this
800 his morning. About sixty feet
= ~ rssdbed snk fnIly two feet while
eosI train vas passing over 1t, and a
800 time afterwards the surface
5,ooped into the workings below, Ieav-
ins & hole upwards Of seventy I've feet
n diameter. A passenger train con-
,sipiuq Bearly hundred persons bad
nasaad over the place a few minutes be
sere. Traffic ever the road il suspended
IN consequence and the collieries in this
s,seiou are thrown idle. IL will take
svsrsl days to fill the breach and pot
toe Fosd 10 repair.
asssups 10 Bribe Federal Omcials.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 23.-N. V. Jones and
p. Tressder, gho were arrested for at
ssmutsd bribery Of United States Off
ara. we're held in s 10, 900 bail for Jones
and e50O0 for Treseder. The former
,sye surets. The latter 10 10 jail IN
- 10 give bond. The facts are these:
Tnssdef, who is an habitual Jail bird,
and lately Mormon spotter. approach
"a Deputy Marsh / Franks with the
,satsment that be kn-9 hev Franks
soald make some money. Franks re-
fuoed 70 talk 10 him and reported the
matter 10 Marshal ireland, who told
hin 70 10 on and see what ID msant
Prsnks then made an appointment to
mset Tresedef where she marshal and
another deputy could see and hear what
- MD and done. Treseder explained
Nat shat vas wanted VAS for Franks
70 inform him when any process Of
eours came 10 the United States Mar
hal ioe the arrest Of any Mormons, for
vhieh be would rsosivs 500 per month.
runks said he wanted q more respon-
dbls nan TO deal With. and an appoint
usut was made for Thursday night i4ss.
MarsAal Ireland and deputy were So
ssstsd where they heard and sag all
tkst tsanspired. The Responsible par
b" appeared IN the person Of N. V.
foass, eonsty tax collector. Deputy
Rsxnks appeared 70 agree to the pro
posals and vas paid $50 on account.
fhs pensity for the odsnss 10 three
yssrs In the peniIentiary.
The valne Of Cttiseaship.
PuApELPHIA, Jan. q. Thomas Ma
sssady. Who Is charged With mutiny on
s0sfaan vessel, and who claims that
b b sitissu Of the United States. had
q further hearing before the United
0salsa Commissioner today. Maeready
rlsius that be was born ct Lockport,
Nev York, 81 years ago, and named
many places where be had exercised his
rtRhs 10 voss. Oomplsinanss claimed
that although Macready might be-
native born American. that amsnsble
70 The laws for many yesrs be has
shippsd on a German vessel, and was
fof the purposes Of the voyage Ger
man citizen.
After hearing both sides the Com mis-
soner decided 20 releass Macready on
bh own rccogniEanoe IN order that be
might establish bis claim to citizenship.
4srch 9Th Was the day named for the
Anai hearing, and the Commissioned
lsated that II by that time Macready
losld establish his claim to citizenship
10 would discharge him. he said It
.as question in his mind whether
1acresdy vas German citizen for the
ufposes of the voyage The case in
olives great many legal points, and IL
I peculiar interest.
ne Shot Hins.eir.
New YoRK. Jan. 2.-Georse r. Lang
Gin, Jf., q son Of Counsellor Lsngbeip,
lAs for some time past been visiting
1iss Jenuie Noll, Who some time ago
TOT q divorce from her husband. The
woman sesms to have been encouraging
,ther admirers, Of whom Lsngbeiu be-
,sme jealous. Tonight he caught her
,idding an ahectionata adieu to a young
nan. A quarrel ensaei and be drew q
'svolvsr and shot himself, causing in
ltsnt death.
TIE SewburG Mine Disaster.
WHrxINo Nv. Va, Jan. 23.-The
bodies Of three victims of the explosion
h the Oriel mine at Newburg. West
Virginia, which we're found yesterday,
vsss brought TO the surface today and
after being viewed by q coronor's Jury,
vsfs taken In charge by undertaken
befbs 10 be prepared for burial. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon. Their names are Daniel Miller
Oaasf, isaiah Unions and his son viii
liam The bodies we're terribly manRlsd
ed we're crushed beyond recognition.
The rec very Of bodies proceeds very
aosiy on account of the many d lfficnl-
INA that are encou suffered. So far. the
sSplofinG party Is not able 10 enter the
main beading. Work 10 being pushed
= rapidly ~ possible. and they expect
y reach point in the mine where the
nsa are supposed 10 have bean working
q The time Of the explosion and 10 70
ever the bodies by morning.
Dyuamiters In Georgia.
ATLANTA (Gs.), Jan. q. -Carsersvilis,
- coonty seal Of Barlow County. 10 10
= eeAts Of intense excitement. Last
eret some one placed q dynamite cart
nofe In front OF the verandat Of the
nndsnce Of United States Commits
ecesf Collins this morning. A tele-
nan reached Atlantis today requesting
moeotAtsly pack Of blood hounds,
IN seatioa that dynamiters had been
= sosh and had escaped. A reporter
Me Constitution went TO Cartersville,
- reports that the explosion avske
yoooy In the town. and that the
rnaess excitement prevailed. Tobe
ssesson aud his brother Sam we're at
- uspected. because the Commits
seeef had Just bound the former o7er
violating the internal revsRue Lac
20 HE local anti-liqusr laws. Sam
ssksee was captured and 10 nov In
~ lobe Jackson IL still at large, and
oeioa parsoed by blood hounds.
L.sr frAas RAILaoAp OoSsrnucrIoS
ee hsslresd Age furnishes the FOL
ue interesting particulars In regard
NJ sueaai Of railway track laid IN
eaissd States during she year 1885.
emd alluded 10 says: We fnd
tstal length If main line, not
NllA4 Aacnnd fraAh zidinra ar rA-