Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-17

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EEes has been outfaesd " an Array;
lhaf { = ths gabiset for iusestieatln1
b. thak hodys that lha minoritg et
1nsmbsn wha are dispogsd % talk aooaf
sbs matter hala iha1 as the saosuataf
did na& oonar On TIE 6oor Of TIA Ho1sa
q i n 10 uias eonosrnsd II IL
Acrfdens - q rIreaa TraaR.
PozxLkND. Mains, Juiy lSI-FouF ears
Of korepanahas teain Weu1 ever an I'm
hAnkmsut nsar Vasaallborauah at 80
4. m today. Tvanky fvs horses uere
killed and several men iBjarad. Two
men are missinR and are Supposed % Be
beneath tie wreck.
seRiona Case eg Rnnk vIIIaanE.
81. L0UEs, July fs.-Bshfnd the At
tachment aait. whish Mra. CoKneaia
erty Of Almend B. 1hempsou, the ab-
sooundinR cashier ofthe Pr0Bident Saw
iaRs Bank. lies story. whioh, II Is Il
asrisa and general or0okednesa extsn ded
farther thaa vas a. 6rst Rsnaraliy sop
posed. some time aao, Mrs. SanboTn
loaned the cashier e59o0 which uas 81
cured BY certificates Of bank sock ~
eollatsrai. These she placed 10 her
strong box in the vault &c ths bAnk.
Whan u baoame known On last Monday
thai he bank waa embarraassd, she
called and asked for her box
and it was given her. She
them 20 broker aaked him 10 cell them.
a. q =
upon exanininR them, found THAI they
were forged. lf is said THAI Thomp 90
had aeoess 70 Mrs. SanboFn's box and
thai he substituted The forged for ths
Rsnniae certificates. whioh he after
wards sold. Important information
conserving the probable wneFsabouss
Of the cashier uas received here today
from Benj. WoFthimier, ChieaR0 law
yer, wh0 states that he met ThomPson
IA that eity last Tuesday. IL is
supposed that be vas on bis way ts De-
treIts from whence be vent 70 Canada.
Steps we're taken today IN the dirsotioa
Of apprehsnding the fugitive. War
Ranta charging him With onbezziement
and grand laroy we're issued, and the
Directors employed tW0 attorneys, one
20 carry on the civil aud shs other 70
carry on the criminal branch of the
prosecution. Detectives have besn pat
on the case and are now actively en
gagged in following mp the serious elues.
A RavisheR Eynehea n eeoFEia.
SAvkENAH, Ga, Jaly I6.--Information
vas received here today that James
Boswell (colared) was lynohed at noon
Yesterday near FlatfoFd, Bullock eoanty.
BroBwell kad raVished and horribly nal
treated Polly Weeds, 8 little seven year
old girl, while on her way 10 school.
She identified him after bis onpture,
and be confessed, saying that be would
have killed the child but be thonQht her
dead when be left her. A crowd Of 100
whites and blacks held q conference and
gave Br0sWoll the choica Of being
oaFned or banging himaelf. He chose
hanging, and climbing up 9 tree fast
ened rope around bis oWn neck and
the limb Of q tree, but then refused 10
jump on. A negro climbed up and tied
BFosweiPs hands aud the crowd pushed
him Of With poles. His body Waa rid
died with bullets. The child is not ex-
peoted TO live.
A Murderer Meets MS Doom.
oOoboAolA AAA3sys uuAJ u aAl1a
Daoey, Wh0 killed Alderman Michael
Gaynor, OF Chicago, tWO years ago, as
the result Of q political row, vas hang
cd shortly after noon today. Tie pris-
oner was very violent until Just prior TO
the execution, when he walked 10 tbs
soah5ld, declining 10 make any Response
70 the sheriff. and died easily.
A Celorea Murderer Kxecutea.
SHREVEPORT. La, Jaly 16-0eoFRs
Harrison (e0lorsdl vas hanged here CO.
day for the murder Of George Allen.
Allen had ordered Harrison TO leave his
premises, and Harrison shot him dead
Whiie be vas standing In his own door.
way. The prisoner was calm and self
possessed 20 the last. he acknowledged
the murder.
Teasimsny In the Case of Cleveland
4 CO.
WAsKraGroa, July 1e.-The exsmina-
ton Of 4. n. Hunter, attorney for
Cleveland d Oo., late traders at Aua-
darko, Eadiau Territory, vas c0ntinaed
this morning By Pisst, Of the special
committee OF the Senate. HauteF's evi-
dence substantially coFFoborAted that Of
Cisvslsnd. He described q series Of in
teFviews between himself and the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs With re-
spect to the renewal Of the Cleveland
license and the 5. u. Jackson PROPOSE
ton for partnership With Cleveland. Al
one Of these interviews, Hunter said
that be believed, alth0aga be oould not
swear TO it, that be (HauteFI had
termed Jaekson's proposition q black
mailing scheme. The outcome Of thsse
interviews was the refusal 20 relieense
Cleveland. The witness referred several
times 70 the interviews with Senator
Vest, who, be said. vas interested IN be-
half Of Cleveland; bat the committee
decided not 20 hear anything with re-
gard 20 thess interviews which Was not
essential 20 q clear undeEslAndinQ Of
Huntef's own action. because Senator
Vest has made . request 10 be called -
q witness and 70 bs allowed 10 tell bis
oUn stery. Tue witness, BY the instruo-
tioa Of bis clients, appealed the matter
10 the President, who sent 70 him.
after q personal Interview with Colonel
Lamont, aome documents relating 10
casa. Oa0 doeumeut was an efn iavit By
Cleveland relating to tho story Of Jack.
sons visit 20 AnaTkolA, bis proposition
~ 80 ~ AAAA - N-AAIA INV - - = -
With him (Jaekson). Jackson threat
sned 20 have Cleveland pat OF chs res
ervation IL be did not assent 10 partner
ship, and be stated that be had sufficient
infaenco With Commis8ionag Atkins 10
seoars his object. Several letteKs Wsrs
introduced By SsaAtor Vest OF Miasoa-
II, Who had several intsrVisus With A.
kius on bshalf % Rsyaoids and Clevs-
land, e the instance OF yohn BsoneF-
man, q friend Of the Senator's Atkins
promised 10 appoint Cleveland and
Reynolds, bat afterwardg deelined. In
his second lettsE 70 Senator VegA Atkins
seems dstermined 20 pui al the trader.
ship In IEdian Territory IN ths hands OF
MiasissippiAns or Tonnsssoeans." do
not SaEt 90 have qaarrel With him,
but think ! shall sdsr restriction 10
the Senate asking for . full oonfrma-
ton Of thess appointments. Lst me
know Whsther Rsy yaolds will take . tEa-
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