Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-26

NolAaf mapped t1e nooR ol az f0E1
from ths oatooard end. Ths ''ontsr'i
mark aas Rybed aroand In the following
order, Atlanta Maydswes. PuFiian and
Priscilla.
Nos began he baiils Of the elan.
slOopA. Tue MAJ alwsr aoon beesn
both out pointing aud out- footing the
Atlanta o. Long Branoh pier, Is SIS,
she pa3ped her = quarter Of . mile 70
win0ward. The Puritan passed the
brooklyn slOop q $40. Ihs AFeexs
froshsnsd considerably nov. and oanied
point 20 The eastward. Az 4S8, when
o4 the UppeE Highlands, wtth toe lirht
ship bearing r u n, tha MayH0wer
lacked g. eastward. tue Sanbeam fol
l0WIn9 nuit at 4:l0. The Atlanta and
Priscilla tSnked a. 4ssI and 4sss. respect
iVely.
TIE Mayfsssr taeksd for the hnish
az AL. and came dAshinR across the
1ne aa 4s5os45. IA grand. style. her erew
waving lhsir caps and chearina. As she
squared away for home, sha was
cheered by hundreds on The attending
stoameFs.
Aecideaf % seaaIsr gsaras.
WmnsoR tvt.). Au9. IS "A carriage
ooutainlne asnatoF Esaris Of New York,
Charles q. Perkins Uf B0ston, and Miss
Matthews. daughter Of Judge Stanley
Matthews, vas overturned th . evening.
Mr.. Perkins was instantly killed, a. d
senator EVarsa and Miss Maishsus were
severely bruised thoagh n0t seriously
injured.
Extraordinary suieiae.
ELMTRA On. 10. Aug. a5--Rsv. Jas.
O. Beecher, of Oosood, Coan-, brother
Of Hsnrv ward Beechsr ana Raw.
Thoa- &. Beeoher OF this city, commit
ted suicide at the water care here hi
evening, By shooting hims n throaeh
the hsad With . ride. HshAd bees SAT
fsrina usdsr severe menial troubles for
q number of years. and for time was
under treAtmeni a. the MiddletoWn
asylum. He came hers Fecenily Ia care
Of a special attendant a. the care. Ha
appeared 10 Be Ia fair health and ssday
enjoyed himself With others IN shooting
a. a saFRst. During the evening, while
conseEsina on the piazza. be suddenly
a.nt 70 bis room ant takinR q ride
placed she mnzzle IN his mouth and
hred. killing himself instantly.
Mr. Beecher was about 50 years old,
and vas the younaest son Of DR.. Lyman
beeohsf. He Va q gsatuats Of Dart
mouth College, He was chaplain af Z
Seamen's Bethel 10 China, and ohap-
lain Of Brooklyn rsgimsnt daring the
var. He was made O1lousl. and vas
mustered oat e Bfevst BrieadleF Gen-
eral.
The ssriRe en- lhe BFaaaway Laae.
NEW Y0RK, Ang. 25- Three hundred
poliee marched 70 the Broadway street
ear stables early tha morning and
drove khe crowd away. No attsmpl
was made up % II o'elook % run ths
ears.
shortly after II ear rolled ouf Of
the depot and started on its trip dowR
town. A yell arsse from the loa0Qora
on seventh avenne, and men beQan 20
pour n from the side streets and neigh.
boring saloons, uotil in q feW minutss
4 mob of exaitsd men diied the vide
avenue. The oar vent along Tor ab Iut
six blocks easily, with 40 occasional
stone, until th8 Broaigay agiieh uss
reached. Here an edort uag mads %
derail the car By plaosnQ 3 pieee Of
wood Ia the switeh. This proged an.
successful, but 9 feW momsnts later q
collision occurred st the Forty second
street and ths B9aisgard linz. TIE
ESQ caEs came taQethsF with great force,
bat With no injury beyond shaking 40
she occupants. The mob hsotsd and
ieese&, and several stones we're thrown
againss the ear. Tue police charged
the crowd and dispersed them Tor 6
mameat. In taa attsmpt 10 sst away
from the peliee the Glaas door q large
vine store uas smashed by ths mob.
uFther sn. she mob again appeared
and Overturned . large dFyR0ods truek
on the traak. This "a ponce rsmoEsd
b man strs 9Th fron the track. aBd
tha car passsd on its Way amid sue De
rigive hootings 0f ths oFoWds Stones
and bricks Befo again throga against
ths car, smashing ehe VsBtilataF.
A. the tuuetinn Of sixth avenue aud
Broadway and Thirty third street. an
other delay 9as esassd b. tue sixth
sysnne ear crossing IL front Of he
Broadway car hllod With men and 30
men. e3oue8 uefs agaan thrown, some
striking ths Sixth aVenas ear. A goman
screamed. aaFiGhtsd, sad tried 20 80
eat Of ths car. AZ thts moment Captain
Williams with the psiias appeared aud
eiubbed the ofosd rlRhi aBd seft. 1hsy
wars dEfven tn2o TIE sida afreesa. Hhey
dld not again collect and The ear pro-
naedad On - way unmoieslad.
Tbs car rsaahsd Bowiina Gfean at
Ills q. %. ana tben started On he re-
tufn tgip 70 the siabloa In t6e mesa
tine other cars bad started and msds
regular trips. "A Mesa Sax eaFa we're
runainR.
Biaias af Nsgth Berwick.
Nosrm BEnMnx (Ms.l. Auz 25.--Mr.
- a "a.
csmpsiRn here today. He aecassd t1s
inRrasltnaa to@ard tbs 8spahilsan par
~ uhioh hao RsVen ins ct4ts All tns
pFohibitiou iegisiau q Is ever bad. He
apoke On ths 6xheries aasatiou, also on
tse labor and tariH iusasa.
4 msatea Wave.
~. PkuE, AaE z5 --latsnss heat has
pFsVsslea over the entiFe NsrtHweai Our
laa TIE peIl thsee dsgA O1e disp4tsh
pF0uOlnsca yesset1ay the esttest day
Tor years. tee neTonrY markina los a. I
keFI seonbFine. AZ Winnipaa tie thsr- /
momster EsaistsFed io6 End 3 terri6s /
4moan ffom the onfana deserts hsd /
. teFnbig aeprea4inR elect. A Grand 4
Kosks special % TIE Prg1err Prtsa ssFs.
= fns hsttes1 uSnd ever enoga ii tba /
He'd kivsg valley has osen blowing saf
ihs Itst twe dags and fhs mefuary %
3as toached to85< A DegiIs laks aes
slai rnoorda th9 Eaanperatane 81 lo6. bas 1
zays . esoiing rain 4 lallinR tanianG
Acc1aent 90 shs PAa-maaa1s.
coLuMBU1. Osio, Aue. 8.-Va4ua IL
iofm4tlaB hss besn Eaealvsd - . teF
r1nIa csfitsiou whioh ooengFea bstuaan
,sn ana sispen ts-niaht af the aEoasina
81 to Hss Lac nn1 tla Chieaa1. 81
Issain a PftrahaER Railroad Al Mflfaea