Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-28
FOREIGN.


The Lssasn so~talsss Iesder.-
LONDON, Feb. N.-Hyndman. Barns.
Williams and Champion. the Socialist
,eaoers. we're aRsin bro1ght before Sir
SaInes Inshsen at the Bow street slice
court today for further hearing Of ihe
Charges preferred against them on ae-
ooont OF their otterarces at the recent
ocisiis' Demonstration in L1udou
nynoman- Who Conducts his own de-
ieuse, complained Of the course Of the
magistrate and Childers, Home Seere-
tary, Declaring that they vers preia
oiced against the defendants ard we're
exnfoitins that prejudice. In the course
OF nis Remarks be dubbed Childers Co
erciou Childers." Col Henderson, who
vas al the head Of the London police at
tee ume OF the rIots bat who has since
resigned, and WHO vas subyue1ae as q
witness for the defense, testified that be
saw no signs at the meeting Of q pre-
neoit@ted attack on property.
Of Gsarse He Has
PANAMA., Feb. T.-John Bieelov. OF
New York. vhe accompanied De Les
seps Panama Canal party, is believed
10 nave formed favorable opinion con-
corning the prospects Of the canal.
kxpasgisg the Nssse Of the Deity.
PAsIs, Feb. N.-The municipal su-
thorities have ordered that the name Of
the DEITY be eIpuhgsd from the chill
dren's books issued by the Metro, olitaR
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Btsmarek M.
BERLIN, Feb. T.-Bismarck il suffer-
inR from an attack of scistica and lie un-
able 70 receive any callers.
Canadtaa Railway Accident.
TORONTO, Feb. IA serious aeci-
dent occurred % tue Northern Railway
at Thornhiil. Besides the news agent,
1he Was killed, twenty persons we're
more or less injured. The night was n
tensely cold, aud many of the wound d
we're frust bitten. A farmers team
tosk fright at an approaching train and
ran right into II, one horse jumping in
between the tender and baggage oar
The result vas that the baggage and
mail cars and one passenger coach left
the track and rolled down forty foot
embankmsnt. The baggage and mail
oars took fire and we're destroyed. but
most OF the mails we're saved. Flames
broke out in the passenger coach, but
we're extinguished. The loss Is not We,
known.
Cbanberiain and the Pail Mail Gazette
LONDON. Feb. 27.-The statement hav
ing been made recently by q friend OF
Sir Charles Dixie that the latter had
been dissuaded by Chamberlsia from
entering the witness box, Stead, in the
PaA Nall Gazette, dem aHded of Cham.
berlaiu II the statement we're trae.
L kA Hi ~.
violent attacks upon himself in the Pal
Mall Gazette and the attempt of Stead
AZ be alleged, to blaoken the character
Of Sir Charles Dixie, and threats to
add to tie sensation already Gre
sted by the paper. Stead retort.
| that be attacked Chamberlain beoausf
the latter subordinated public to per
sonal influence and sacrificed 81.
Charles Dixie TO personal feeling, add
ing that Chamberlain has viewed his
| tStead's) motives through the aistort-
ing medium OF eRotism.
| A Brazilian Loan.
The banking hsuse Of lRoth schil6
has issued Brazilian loan of e60O, 900
interest At five per cent.
| The Trial OF She Rissers.
1
sabpeuaed to appear for the defense ia
the case of the Trafalgar Square riot
leaders, hearing has been adjourned ia
Wednesday, when 1t will proceed daily
until finished.
An Extraordinary Situation
LONDON, Feb. IA sensation has
been created by the testimony Of ser
vaat in the case of Rev. Dyson, the
Wesleyan clergyman, on TRIAL with Mrs
Adelaide Bartlett for the alleged mur.
der, on New Years Eve. by ohleroform,
OF her husband, Edward I. Bartlett. OF
Pimlioo. The prosecution contend that
several years ago Bartlett, failing in
health, surrendered his wife to Dyson
who was the family pastor; that Dyson
| subsequently, maintained a husbands
relations with Mrs. Bartlett in her
home, with Mr.. Bartlett's approval and
| encouragement. bat unknown to other
people that last autumn Bartlett he
came DESTROYS of re9aining possession
OF what be had surrendered, although
the lady insisted on keeping faith with
her pastor; that B,rtlett's overtures be
came 30 persistent that Mrs. Bartlett,
resorted TO the expedient Of overcoming
him by supplying him with chloro-
form, and that on New Years Eve,
when be approached her bed with par
| tioularly violent demonstrations, Mrs.
Bartlett sprinkled such large quantity
of obloroform, which had been pro.
cured by Dyson. in her husbands face
that be fell back unconscious and died
from the effects. The defence 10 that
his death vas accidental. and that the
ckioroform Was used With an innocent
purpose; but the prosecution intend to
prove that Dyson and Mrs. Bartlett
killed Bartlett In order to remove him
- an obstacle to their continued UNION
Dyson on his preliminary examina
ton swore that while he and Mrs. Bart
lett expected TO marry In the event OF
her husbands death, all their relations
had always been OF the most inuocen,
kind. A servant Who testified for the
prosecution svore to the Frequency and
duration of Dyson's visits TO Mrs. Bart
lett. Witness said that Whenever the
clergyman called in cold weather Mrs
| BSrtlett warmed pair OF slippers ai
the IRE, and that generally she carefully
pinned the blinds of the room wherein
chs entertained him. The servant swsrs
that she sav Mrs. Bartlett and shs
preacher sitting on the door together
and that she had also seen Dyson sitsins
in q low chair with Mrs. Bartlett on
the door before him with her head on
his lap.
This Is Queer.
OrTAwA, Feb. SO. II. Miller and
his two sons have been arrested for the
| murder Of ]. n. Oolman and Wilbur
Patteu near Seattle on the l4th. Col
man had accused Miller of having mur
| dered q ssstler. This charge vas about
10 be investigated. and Colmsn and
Pattsn we're en- the way 81 Seattle In
answer 10 the summons 10 give evil
denoe vhsn they we're murder Cd in thsiI
boat.
WASHINGTON.