Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02


anFvaycr dismissed hizn from ne scr
viea. havina learned tAat be was II the
habit of exactina mons3 from emiEran1E
at Castle Gardan, whsss be Wnn lataly
Stationed. The ohief charge en which
a. emiREana . pay 81 on = ssuinR ma-
chiao.
De oams 30 The ofass aboat u today
and gained an eniKaAsa 10 tie Sar.
Feyor'n private ones. AZ I2-2o D. IA. TIE
repori Of pistol shst Vas hsard b.
Private Secretary Louis Niohols and
Exsminer Thomas Hicks. The dis
chaFQfd Inspector rushed instantly oal
q the private 0facs. pistol IN hand and
ran through 10 the corridor % the exit
into Hanover street.. A man attempted
% stop him and be yelled, ,.If yoa touch
me, III kill you The man dropped
back and Bieral ran along 20 Beaver
street.. into which be turned aud ran %
The Cotton ExnhanEs. number Of eiti-
zans following IN pnEBaik Finding
escape impossible the man turned and
ran into tha armg o9 policeman. he
uaa tremblinR with fear and seemed 70
anlioipa0 that his pnEsnsEs would harm
him. Ha said 70 ahe poliosman, ssFoE
Gods aaka arrest ma.n He waa taken
20 tbe Old Sip station houss and locked
up. he described himself aa beine "
years ED. married aud living at e59
sixth nvnnna, and be Gaid be vas . M,
tive Of Brazil.
ooroner L,sSi took statemant from
SaFTsyoF Bsaktie this aftarnnon, be said
ths prisoner Waa renewed from his post
Of inspection on bis Recommendation,
D. he had Illegally taken money from an
immigrant girl. The Surveyor vas Sid
ting af his desk When the door vas
thFOwn opea and tue prisoner entered
With q pistol Ia his hand. exolaiming,
Nov, by God, I'll toaeh you." He
tired three shola, two Of Whish took ef-
fsels one through the deshy part Of the
Surveyors Ieft hand, and the other
stEuek the crest Of biz iiirm, RiancinR
IL an inward and upward direction. This
bail has nos yet bsen extracted.
The prisoner when captured vas per-
feetly oalnl. he admitted the shooting,
adding that he did 10 heoauae Bsattis
had refused 10 listen 10 The men Who
vent 10 him TO appeal for his rsinstals-
ment. The prisoner was taken before
the Injured ofioial Whs unhsaitatingly
identifed him.
Bisral said. a Yes, I'm the nan thai
did Il. He took bread and butter out
of my family's month"; The prisoner
vas subsequently, taken 20 the Tombs'
poiico court, where be confessed 10
Justioo Murphy as having afed the
shots and said be did it because Be
attic had discharged him without cause.
He was born In Valparaiso In 1914,
and came 10 this o00ntry when fourteen
years Of AGE. Az twenty i've years Of
age be enlisted on the fFiaats Oolumbia
for three yeara' cruise around the
world, during which be assisted IN burn
ing three Chinese towns for hring on
shipa. He next speeuiated in
horses, ct Which be made considerable
money. and in l6l9 be went 10 Oalifor.
mia, where be added TO his wealth. he
met John MoFrissy, Bret Harte and
others there. He was g friend Of Bell
Poole, who vas shot. He served in the
irst California regiment In the var of
Ehe rebellion and at the battle Of the
Balls Blud rescued Col. Bakers body
and killed the slayer. For this he was
given q medal and q pension Of $50 q
month. He had been In the Custom
Houae twenty-five years. receiving his
irst appointment through Generals
Hancock and Siokles. He denies the
sharRe Of taking 81 from an immigrant
girl, for which be vas discharged, and
says thai after shooting the Surveyor be
.uEned the pistol on himself, bat vas 90
nervous that the ball vent through bis
bat. He vas held 10 answer for the
shooting. The wounded man remained
B0nsciOus throughout, and as soon as u
vas considered safe theg put hin into
n ambulance and be Was taken 30 bis
acme.
Of the Englneera, Cen.
Vention.
NKw YoKK, Nov. 1.-The Convention
Df the International Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, which has bean
Ia session here for twelve days ad-
lonFned this afternoon after voting $3.50
for distribution among the widows and
oFphans Of engineers on Thanksgiving
Day and $50 for eash Of the twelve
members Of the local COMMITTEES Of Ar
who have arranged q royal
suteFtainment for the visitors and
ladies. The delegates will witness the
proposed Liberty dFewoEkn this evening.
Pennsylvania Dividend.
PmLARuRHrA, Nov. The directors
Of the Pennsylvania Railway today
declared the semi annual dividend OF
~ per cent. upSn the capital stsok Of
TOE company out OF the profits payable
IN cash.
Another shack.
CRkRLHEroN, Nov. 1.--Thsro vas an
osher sheek Of sAEthqaaks at Sammsf-
vile a. o:25 this morning, bus it vas
not severe. AL b quiet hers. The
spring discovered In The Custo House
yard yesterday proves 20 have been
oaused b. . break IN the water pipes.
Fhe President as marvard,s Annl.
versaFy.
BosroN, Nov. L. -President Oleveland
has accepted an invitation % attend the
250th anniversary Of she foandinQ Of
Harvard College. He viii arrive here
on next M0ndAy morning and attend
the exercises 81 she College. II possible,
g grand reception will be rendered him
in Faneail Hall on Monday eVeninQ. Il
is expected that be will be escorted 20
the hall By 1000 eladents With torches.
He will leave Boston again on Monday
evening.
eur Debs asaseuaena.
WksMKNor0E, Nov. The following
is q Foaapit4lation Of the debt statement
issued today: Interest bearing debt.
principal and Interest, ei,I62, ~, SIS;
1s5l On which interest," has oaassd since
maturity Of principal and inlerasi.
&126f8. 81; debt bearing 10 intoFesl,
principal, e5t9. .l83. $50; total dsbt and
princiBal. sl,7i6, ,ia3 zoo; interest, So.
2a6 l053; total. e1,T24,1l9.463 Total
debt less available cash itams, 81 .i07, ;
3l.l47; nes cash IN treasury, s., ,7sa,
100. aeefease Of debt during TIE m0nth,
tI3. .9ol .6i9 total available fer Fedus-
ton Of ne debt. t2l7. .268 .Sls; total cash
In she treasury ~ shown BY ths Treas
uFsE'a general asoount. e45l .06s. .08S.
Coanssrssiier capsarea.
MuzRARoErs. Nov. 1.--Dsteoiives
Qninlan and King arrested. last night.
Jas. Htn6le, alias Mcdonald, she nOto-
- - n 4.