Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

4 Feel or T.unatHe Leaps
from BroohIyn Bridge.
vet Q. Aaarsm-Ceatrasss fsr tie
New War sAips-Frial WIN 0asea
Deos-TArse LAis Bossnu.
Last-Labr Movement.

q Su1p fram Brsoklyn Rr1are.
kEw fonK. Nov. "a hrswers,
waRu1 started from the New Vera sn.
trance a. l0sA0 q. "a. 0Vex aha hiR bridge
% br0okiyn- AfteR the wanoa had
passed TIE Aes fark pisr. the bridrs
gatehm4n na1ioed aomethinR reeera.
bling b1ndle Of goats IN ths end ~
tue wagon. This handIe assumed q
upEiaht position. and turned ou3 10 5e
. man. Ihs man iamped lightly from
the vehicle 70 the roadway, ard wiah-
olt heaitating q moment. Jumped od.
He pasaed straight down into the river
1ne onoeE was tho only una wha had
seen the man leap. He rushed inia fhe
roadway, 41d ordered the driver % aton.
1he driver vas surprised af tie order.
9no demanded a. explanation. On ba'
ing informed. itsuas aFident from n
a9tonishment that he was iranRan4 a
she matter. BE vas allowed "a paza.
| 112 uana0 o. the man Who mada fhe
leap was Wm. Kur1. An eve witness
Who vas on Dover olreef nief, naid % 4
reperesf: was looking up at ~
bridge, 9na saW man get over tie rail
tng next % tie lamp post on tue side 81
New York tower. He olana 10 the rail
Tor moment, and then lee 20. He
tarned I've samnaersaulls 10 the air and
tel oa his baek 10 she water. He dis
appeared ai unoe. The river seemed %
aaek ban, and the spray splashed up
several fest IN the airs VeEy few people
weee on the pier at he time, bul several
hundred gathered % q few msmanls.
Poiicsman James O'Neil. Of the hridRs
squad arrived few minutes later. Hs
took TIE tng Columbia oat ta pick or
kurH. bot the captain Of q LIGHTER
steamer vent ont and picked Up Knrz
before the t1G arrived. TIE iampar
vas under wafer shout i've minutes
when be vas piaked np. He vas froth
ing af the mouth, and vas tso exhaust
cd 90 speak. His faos had q yellow look,
and his eyes wnrs classy and had q va
cant expression. When the lighter
reached the wharf. KuFz vas placed 10
an express wagon and taken 30 The
nearest police station, and from there 20
Chambers street hospital. As the sta
tion be wss aola 90 talk. He told the OH
eess IA charge thal be wanted 90 eom-
nit Suicide. He complained Of . pain
in bic head and side. and began 70 rave.
At the hospital he was found 50 be SAT-
feKing from q shock OF conoussioR. Il
a Thought be will recover. When asked
bis reason for gampinR, hs replied: =
wish ! vas dead"
A Address from the W.C.E.U.
CmckGo. Nov. 29.-In accoFdanoe With
resolutions adopted at tue recent MIN
neapolis convention. an address vas is-
sued bg the National Women's Christian
Temperance Uuion 10 all Knights Of
Labor. trades uniens and ether labor
organizations. Il says the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union is Ia SYM
Dathy with their methods aa involve 60.
operation, arbitration aud the ballot
box. They rejoice IN the bread Mat
form Of mutual help which recognize
neither sex, Face nor creed, aud the ele-
vation 10 their riqhtfui place Of women.
rhey mantion with JOY their hJsiility
toward the saloon and she vow made 81
the newly elected ofioars Of the Knights
Of Labor at Richmond, when tney
pledged themselves 30 be total abstain
ers throughout their term Of ofiloe. rhs.
address states they do not believe Il Il
0FeF-proouofion 90 much az under pro
duoti0n that erinds the faces Of work
iugmen. Il calls attention 20 their
white crsaa pledge of equal chastity,
pure mea aud women, OF pare language
and pure life. The address asks the
help Of labor organizations In the ef
fort to secure tbs adequate protection
OF the Law for the daughters Of rich and
paoE alike from the orueiiias of base
and cruel N also IN their endeavors
10 preserve the Sabbath with It's rest
and quiet. Appeal is made 20 the voters
10 eaet their ballots enly for such meas
ures and sueh men as are solemnly com
mitted 10 the prohibition Of every brew
cry, diatiilery and dranshop ID the Ma.
ton. TIE address Is signed by Frances
Z. Willard, President, and Carolina Ba-
ell, Corresponding Secretary.
the New GoveFnment ships.
WAGHEoToS, Nov. 29.-The Secretary
Of The Navy tocay aDoepted the follow
iug bids for the construction OF the
new cruisers and Runboais. Cruiser
No. 2, the Charleston, Union Iron Works
of San Francisco, at ei,0i7 800; cruiser
No. 5, the Baltimore, Cramp a sens, Of
Pbiladelphia, 81, 81. 600; gunboat No. 2.
hhe Columbian lroa Works and Dry
Doek Company Of Baltimoro, 81 &2f7,-
O00. In the oase Of gunboaf No. no
decision has yet been reachea &c BE-
tween the bid Of Rodeg q Sons and the
bid Of Cramp d Sons. Although she
Union Iron Works Of San Francisco
puf IN tbs lowest bid on cruiser No. 1,
the Newark. yei aa the dg1rss exsssd
the maximum amount fixed IN the ap.
preparation bill The Secretary was un-
able 30 acespt their bid. He viii prob.
ably refer tha matter TO Congress With
9 statement Of the facts. and recon
mend that TIE appropriation for the
construction Of cruiser No. be IN
creased, o. shat the R0vernment be
suthorizsd 10 bald the vessel al 0ue Of
the navy yards.
Mcauaae'a secona Trial.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.--The second trial
Of Arthur d. MeQaade, tha ex- AIderrnar
acens6d Of being offered q bribs IN con
sideratiou of bis vote on the Broaduay
Surface Railway franchina, vas fxad q
begin today. when q mass Of eaael
people vent hHeKyfnR % the STEPS Of the
O0nrt Of General Sessions, they foand
befsEe the doors Of Part No. / Z bal
With q sliding gate. Beyond this no
o1e waa admitted exospt oouFt oGieeFs
Jurors. reporters and the aosnsad with
hia counsel among whom vas Richard
Neucomb, despite HE KumoEa that be
had Wiihdrawn from the ease. Districi
Attoraey MaT.ine. With bic assistanls
Col. Fellows and Delany Nisoii, we're on
hand early. RecoFdeF Smith opened
coart 90 l0.l5A a N. Calling Of talesneE
10 the speeial panel 20 seleos q Jury q
Try hcQuade then koRan-
Disaster - . Lafe Bsafis Crew.
LUDEoruS. Mica Nov. 29.-At day.
liaht this morning q sohnooer passed
LndinRt0n, ana When od Point Gabls
she boosted q HaR aa half-mast. Thf
Point Sable hfs-boat vent Gus, but
whea she wss 800 yards cat TIE aaa
wsnt 70 the mast bead. The iifa-boai
attempted 10 turn and was oapaiEsd
The oFsu cl9na % the boat, which ala
not regain an upright position, bni
/ drlfted ashore. Three % the cree losl
theiF IigeM Captain Flynn and Orrin
Hatch ais4 from exposure and John
Smith Wag sa1sht under ths bosi and
was drowned. Ths schooner kspt o.
heF o0uFse.
orxnnlE1ng EabeF.
PrTsHURs. Nov D.--Ths Knights Of
Labor of this section are making IN.
creased ed0Fta - gradually ineiada al
tFads unions IL their CrdeF a. sepsrafe
q stricts. iron Mguidels' Assamhly No.
lo2o % this city. haYs had undsf COO.
siderafion for ssue tims past che aAvss-
ability of EuinR int ona Eafi1nal trads
diaertcs Of the knighsa of Labor. A
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