Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-05
EASTERN NEWS.
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,a,,yz 70 P0sT-TsTsLLrssssr.
M. desperate Deed
IN Md, Feb. On Toes
-, a German, knOvn only as
W nHs rss arrested for some sliRst
9esp' IN the way to the lookup be
sfeoa thst IL confined all Night De
sesis the house and himself.
soaio morning the house, small
fe's'o.y vas fosnd TO have been
srsp Ses,royed by fire, and among
chG vsre the remains OF tue IN
,stassis man
A.. Eastern snow storm
yosx Feb. 4.-Tbe snovstorn
" $500 down on the city yes-
a.. sontinued with little abatement
49, II isa regular western biiz
ia undoubtedly the worst
nn M York has experienced since
~" The streets are being rapidly
- -;.h NOV. and the street cars are
80 .iono the buried rails With great
s,s, nv double teanins the horses.
1gxune IVA. Feb. 4.-Snov has
| s,nc, Wednesday noon, and Is IL
iesa asso. All railroad oommunies
DoD; in,srrapted. Reports from the
pss .sstsrn portion Of the state ind
- unparalleled SHOWS
Desperate Convict.
o-v-sEussH, Feb. "A serioas ARRAY
| .sJ At tine Riverside Psuitentisry.
.hich Deputies MeKain. Gre YES
eSvaras gere injured, the too for
~. dangerously. A prisoner named
- Ozark, who is serving sentence
20. sesrs for burglary. had been
@..x 1. the dungeon for infractiop %
1890. NcKain and Greaves repair
~ oslI 10 escort him to the dau-
- he promised to go quietly, bot
=, .souarded moment turned upon
-, ~ith large knife, which he had
..s.sd in his coat. He 1rst made q
s.s.srste iunge at Mokain and plunged
=. Lnifs into his neck, and then
$500 him in the right temple.
T.,rins from McKain be thrust the
s,.odv vsapon into Greaves' right
.boaldsr blade twice. Deputy Ed
.s,ds. hearing the noise. came TO the
~ AZ McKsin and Gre4ves, bat before
!. could render them any assistance
Carl feiled him 10 the ground 9th a
( xfribIs bios, and jumping on him beat
| .pd kicked him in frightful manner.
b. this time the guard had been alarm
| d. and Clark Was overpovefed and
,issed in the dungeon. The wounded
nan we're removed to the hospital for
l termination. Their injuries showed
| HsKaiu 70 be perhaps mortally wound
"A 0rsaves and Edwards were seri-
oasly hurt. bat will recover.
Let Them Demand.
H. Plso Tex. }, Feb. Jesus Esco
hf. Mexican Consul at this city, 10 in
geographic correspondence With the
Nsriosn authorities with the object Of
IpdusiuQ them 10 make a formal claim
iaf Geronimo and his band from the
United States on the ground that the
indians surrendered 20 Lieut.. Msus on
Nsrioan territory. Ii is stated that
tbsrs 10 nothing in the treaty with Mex
loo 10 cover such case.
A Compromise.
COLUMBUS (0hio), Feb. 4.-The CON
fsrspoe committee Of the Senate fac
ions has agreed on report which will
b adopted by the Senate In the form
Of resolution this afternoon. Ii pro-
yidss for q sub committee from the
Comnittee on Privileges and Eleetisns
70 proceed 81 once TO Cincinnati to make
full Investigation and report the evi
deuce and findings TO the Senate within
reasonable time. All matters relating
10 The contested cases In the Senate are
waived until the sub committee reports
on the investigation.
The American College.
AsNAPoLB (Md.). Feb. A. In the
state Senate yesterday q bill to incor-
possts the American College of the
Roman Catholic Church of ths United
states Was introduced. The iucorpo-
aiors are Archbishops Gibbon, Ryan.
0sfrigan and Williams. The object Of
The college 10 the eduoation Of young
nan for the ministry Of the Catholic
0hurch. The principal Office Is to be In
Baltimore.
On wall street.
NV YcRk. Feb. 4.-Governmsnts
dali aud steady. Stocks Continued 40.
tive, with Ltckawanna q conspicuous
failure. The market early developed
decided strength, which continued With
freqaent moderate reactions until the
middle Of the afternoon. Daring this
time prices advanced from fractions to
ever 3 per cent, coal stocks leading on
considerable realizing. Lister ia the
day there WAS fractional decline in
nearly everything. the market oontinu-
Ing weak until shortly before B o'clock.
10 fnal dealings renewed strength pre-
vailed, and the m ,rket closed irm.
SAe Disaster On New Ysrk Harber
NEW YoRK, Feb. A. Captain Herbert,
Who was at the wheel Of the tug boat
Blanche Page when she ran down and
sspsixsd the loneboat OF the Austrian
corvette Donau last night, whereby one
ofhcef and Ave seamen lost their lives,
vas examined In the Police Court this
afssrnoon. Lieutenant PHILIPPE sxscnd
voa keressztes, of the Donsu, presented
40 affidavit, In which he gave the
names Of the lost men as follows Sea
men Thos. Tauser, of Vienna; Joseph
ziparch. OF Tuns John Matkez<n OF
6sado; John Iorenzin, OF San Vigsnti.
and Martinovitch, OF Spotato. the
sfhdavit recites the facts OF the drifting
Of the launch and Of the dispatch OF
the longboat from the corvette after IL.
The latter being manned by those vhose
names are given, With seven others who
were picked no. The use OF signal
lamps by the seamen was sworn 20, and
then the disaster which occurred, de.
spite the precautions Of the men IN the
boat. tbs loss of life is charged to
The oaipabls negligence OF the do
fendsnt," and the facts sworn 20 are
sofroborated by one OF the seameu.
Herbert gas held in the sum Of $40 for
examination.
The >tock Lsst.
krvyoRz. Feb. 6.-Tbrees, 1907; AS,
li2a; u. i24k; Pacific 6s l26ls; Amer
lean, luys; Canadian Pacific, -; Bur
liuRson, lSsSS; Laekswaas, i2sIs; Rio
0rande, iIsS; Erie, 25l7; Kansas 4 Texas
70 Lake shore, S74; Louisville 4
Nashville, Al; Michigan Central. 70 ;
Northern paoifs, 2I1< preferred, 69s4;
NortAwestsro. 1854; New York Central
i6f; o. h. 4 N. 1854; Trsnscons,
esnssl. ~ /: Improvement Co., -; Psci.
90 Mail. 5sl Panama, IS; Rock
Island. ~; st. Paul. 1A; Texas
fAsihc. l2ss; Uuion Pacific. 52A; U. 8.
kfpress. ~; Wells Fargo. 40; Western
Union. 72i,.