Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-05

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ll.ned lins e pElncipls4. ths faturo ysaz
Wa nring % e mAng mora grand gie1o
- Above Ell thtngs he Republican
pAsiy wants b seseR oleaR Of al tie isms
aud fool thecEiea shat arn anaat. Il
must not stoop % inisoi tha souialisi
Ideas lnao - platform. Or 10 randse %
any elemsnt, however, slEapQ 4 nav a.
peax On tha faee Of rstarna. uhiah does
sos regard tie saersdneas q iffe, libarty
and propeFty. 20 abAn6on 9 single one
of theso principles Of The Rspablioan
peft9 goald Be - commit q Rrsas mis-
TAXA. Les The DamouEatin party panaer
g al the log elemsnfa and sosialistio
IDEAS bat lst the Rapubliosns r.ana
nrm on their own platfsrm.n
4 Deaperale siraERIe u Escape.
PUEBLo (Ool.) Nav. 4--ManQus Col-
osow. she Apache CAisf, In charge q 4
delaohment 0f colored troops, nov q
tne way % Florida. attempted % esaaus
neAR Rueblo this moEninG. WHEN ahe
train waa thFss miles eaas of Paehlo anf
rannlnR faFty miles per houF, ManQus
asked permission 70 60 into the galoan.
which uas Rranted. As soon aa he a
tered he locked the door. amashed tha
glass and leaped thfoueh che winaow.
Iho train ran Q mile before Il osaId
Be st0Dpsd. When q backed, % hfanQne
Was f0uad lying on esds track nneoa
soleua and badly cot and bruised. ThRna
riba we're broken. he vas taken aboard
the Gar and came % his asnsea. He than
made desperate fight. Oae hand haa
slipped cut ok che manaoles. lsavin9
them BANGING TO the o1haR and be nlna-
nni1 kf.a nnt.41aa s.r,.-,4 .~skh a. - 49, a---
knocking him down. Then be got on
the hoor and thence under She aaat,
struggling with q half dozen soldiars
and bowling. The rest Of the Apachea
set up roar, bat the coach Was guard
; by negro with cooked revolver n
aIa haad: For while bedlam prevailed.
Finally ManRus was siFetched aoross
two seats with the bell eord woand
around bis body fFom head 10 foot. The
Sudden death LAST Tuesday at Santa Ma
rIa OF the Spanish interpreter made
AanRus suilen and he tosk it 20 heaEt
greatly which is supposed 70 have caused
BIS 6t Of desperation.
a seheol Eand Decaslsn.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ain the oass Of
John w. Bailey et al, from che Walla
Walla Land District IL Whshin9ton
Territory, involving the status Of ceEtain
lands selected By the Commissioners Of
Walla Welia county As indemnity for
snnoel lana lost through She oeficiencies
caused by ffastioual school sections. the
Secretary Of the Interior has decided
thst the act OF February Is. 1859. author
fxsd Hueh selections and their subse-
quent approval BY the Department, and
that consequently said lands were not
thereaftaF subject TO entry as part Of
the pablo dOm aiH.
DestFucflve Fire.
OANRBHLLroa (Neb.), Nov. A de.
struotive are occurred Ct DaIhouss last
night. Tue basIness part Of the city is
Ia ashes. Twenty-two buildinQs were
consumed. The IRE Il said to have
originated In tenement over the post
ofhoe.
Canadlnn Pacine EaFnInEs.
Rxw YonK. Nov. 4.-The canadian Pa
oiio earnings for the month Of OotohaF,
1855, we're 81. on. 600; for October, 1885,
1921 900.
An Operators Adventure.
PrTTsBUna. Nov. 4.-PetsF Kenney,
employed as q telegraph operator at II.
graham Staten, on the Pittabure, Gin
oinnaai 4 Sc. Louis Railroad, had an ad-
venture early this morning that be will
not soon forget. He heard q noise as II
SONS enc were trying 10 open the dDsR,
but thought nothinR OF il nor even
looked from bis work until be was
startled By something uching bis osal
sleeve. He partly turned around and
Al Nanf
dressed IN white with long knife in its
hand standing directly over hin. he
cleared the slight railing surrounding
bis desk e q single bound, but the
strange visitor waa between him and
The door. and be began pleading for hia
life. The spectre made ne move 20
follow him. EXCEPT 70 prevent his escape
By the door. AZ the ghOstly creature
made ne adv8nca. the operator in Q
measure recovered his eelf-possession
and stood on the defensive IN tha fur
thssi corner Of che room. Tue appari-
tion than seated Itself Ia Ksnney's ohail
before the telegraph instruments. keep.
ing Close watch on the movements oi
the operator. They maintained the
same relative positions for nearly 60
hnur, daring Whieh time the trains on
the railroad appFoaehing that point werS
bronght 70 . stapdstill. One or twc
trsins had been stopped for the sigma
10 20 ahead. T; orswof ths hrst train
anAlly waIked up the track 90 the tole
graph oEdSe 70 and out she cause of thl
delay, uhen they discovered ths opa4
atoE's pFedieament and snbdaed hiI
captsF after q desperate struggle. Il Ual
subsequently, learned shat the slranR'
visitor resided e. Sheridan Station
nearly Q mile away, and had escapes
from bic homo about midniaht.
MuRHn. Nov. A nFs at noon 10
dAy bagned the Chickaaaw CooperaRI
Company's works on Front street, en
falling loss Of $4,000.
Weman saaraze In Vegmoas.
M0NTPEIxEn, (vermoatl Nov. a-Th,
LagisiHtare teday passed an act grant
inc suffrage 10 Uomon b. vote Of -
v 20.
ne Meat PaekeFs' STRIKE.
CMIcAao, Nov. 4.--Ths strike az q.
stock yasds took = new aud psFhapI
q very serious turn this evening"
Tomorrow viii probably decide whether
% not t1cfe - 30 1o oolt8Hfs o.
protFestad and more general ssFaRRie
Tha Fssolt dspsnds apon The aotion
taken tomorrow By ArmouE
Oo.'s but tytera Ii The diasrsn
assembly meetings this evening. A
order was re4d frcm Master WoRkmsn
Boiler oallina out Arm0ar'a beef mel
tomoFrow. Ii 10 asserted b. many fha
Arm0ur's men vill disregard ths oEdeI
and stay a. work Their refusal % obsl
weald make them liable - expnlaioI
from the Knights Of Labor. L Woalf
doubtless settle the strike haFe. II saol
An event. Morris 4 SgIfs's employees
would appiy at once % be taken bsck
Sh0uid Arm0ur's men obey The order I,
gfztke of all classes OF labor aa thl
stock yards is almoss tnsSitabie.