Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15


Atlanaio DFnAmifs Copzny was en-
pl8gsd 4hia noEninQ - hresk ne . l9e
af izun atozod On Naaant nE1una ou1N1
by ehs Hernhiio fr1n Works - S7duey
afreet. He eegun work % q zen tau an
vi a1d uaea Al ina1enGe eh4n0a q ay-
nausite fof the pRrp0sa. A texriGo ex-
piuaica fullowed, aa1 NE haze pieees 81
auvEl waHs aaattzzna ahozf IN eReEy dr.
reclion. One pisoe uciahine fhroe hu1-
dEed puunaa. wrecked koaaa oeaaDiea
hy Hrs. MrNaInara, orc hloak Distant
An1theE pieee, OVER fhHee hunoroo
ponadR crashed thrcuzh tha DWELLING of
Emil Ezatman. also 3 heck away. Il
were nisapfna. IhsF wefe covered with
ether hoas8 ocoupisd b MHa. Lang
fullv thrsa hundFsd feet awaV. Vas n1a0
wrecked. The onlY persan injured Vas
Sidewalk one block away. He uas
struck On she lee with q fragment and
tie iiHb Vas 50 badly iujaEa1 tha1 am-
patation vas neeezaFv. Ihs aRent vas
arrested for violating n city 0xhinance.
Ehe EnhsR HnvesaIGnting Gsmmltaee.
81. Loura. May 1A.-The Oartin La
her inseEtiQatinR Committes haid in
lasa session IN this city today, and viii
leave for washington tomiRht. Martin
irons tastfEsd that the officials Of the
road IGNORED 9 pFagisfon of the March
azreenenl, and noted instances where
grievances 81 their employes were never
considered. The dlseharge Of Hall, Of
the Iexaa Pacific. vas the immediate
cAuse Of tha atRite. This ua8no1, how
ever, the ssis reason, bat Il was the last
Of many grievances which had made
the strike pecassary. He bad tried 20
aestle The affair bef0rs the strike.
Rnafures
NEw Yonx, May lA-Ths failures
throughout the country during the last
seven days wers I76 eRainst f92 during
the previ0oa week.
Maus Released en- BalH.
Nxw YoRx, May 1&--Anarohlsk Most
Was bfouaht 10 Conrt today and released
on $4,000 bail. This money vas sub
suEibed By soma Of Moslas friends.
4 seheme far Faxing KerelEn Emi-
Rrafaon.
C1KvRrAHD, May 14.--Ths Knights %
Labor Of Cleveland aad other labor or
Qanixaiiona ara working up 3 scheme
for taxing foreign emigration. and VII
forward a pstition ts Congress asking
that suoh Law be passed. The moEars
IN the matter rsqueat every person in
terestod 70 write 30 bis Congressman.
asking that aaeh bill be presented and
passed before the Adjournment Of she
present session.
RrIshtsn Races.
BnIaKToN BRaoH, May l&.--All betting
vas stoppsd teday By the police author
First rass. i've furIones- -Oemmandsr
won By foar leBRtha, fFolio seoond, Lit
tie Minch third; time is0s.
Second race, three fouFfks mile-0en-
sEal Price won by half 6 length, Graf
lies second, Blue Bell third; time i.2Q.
Third raoe, 0ne miia-deeFQe Singer
u won By half length, Irish Pat ssa-
ond, Lord Bsac0nsfsld third; time
l:f91<.
Fourth race, three fourths mils-Kso-
kuk won By 9 head; Psekskill and
Rrolic ran dead heal for second place;
lime i.20z.
Less of the ship lee KinG
BosroN, May 1&.--A dispatch received
today from Batavia. East Indies. shown
|hat she ship lee King, Capt. Bartleit,
from the PhiIippins Islands for B0sisn,
vas aQRk By collision With an nn-
known schooner on May 1st. She had q
cargo Of about /, 800 tons Of sugar. TIE
ship was valued at about $4,000, and
hss cargo at e90,00o. Her officers and
arsw are reported 70 have been saved.
Disaasreas Seller kxpIesgSn.
CkEDwEL1., Ohio, May l4-James
HeFronis eaw-mili boiler exploded at
sArahville today, killing Lafayette Tut
lie, Ed. Hill and Lewis Bates and fa-
lally wounding James Heron and Ma
lhon Butlsr.
Baseball.
DKrnoT. May I4.-DstrOIts 5. BOs-
s.. LOUrs. May i4-st Louis 4. Pail
2.
The Tnllapoosn.
NKw YonK, May 14.-The United
Statea dispatch steamer Tallapoosa IL
still anchored OF Staten leland. Il isI
fumoEed that she II detailed 30 carry
dispatches between the Cabinet at
Washington and the commanders Of the
war vessels that have been ordered
hone, should there be trouble II the
fishing waters.