Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

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Party. 4 wasdssired % oEzanizs srer,
ward and elsction 9ivision ID iha cily.
ElzA1 Perxaaa KaIIea
LcuHyuxz. Nov. She Crarssr
Scarual lpeoial says. Five arre.fe hav.
oee1 ma6e for eamplieity q "a rnnrIIsI
Of he Pee fAuiily u Knox oourtg. Ken
ta1ky. 1hege h no longer anF douhl
th4t elEnt persons were murdered. NJ
=. y. Ai1chsll. hrotoer of Mn. Poe. -
mlls nch % have been The uase. ~
says teaf TIE perpetrators vii spnn b
arrested 1he Husband 4 insane anf
nut capahla q attending % she matte
himself, hut the paople % Knox onani,
have the azaiF IN hand and viii iaxssii.
cate every clue.
NAWUaros. Nov. 29-Refsrrina &
ne statement oabled from Bruassls thai
me bsiptan GoveFnment undar exissins
lfeasles y responsible % this Govern
aens kar TIE Loss paokaRes, Sapegin,
te1oent bsh g1ld thaf for want az Oon,
Rroalenal authority the Postal Depsrl
ment nAa not subscribed % sha urnVi,
Sons of the postal treaty uhich pro,
xfdaa foR decentralization q owners fal
lass q Registered matter. and as n.
provisions of tie treaty are raaipzoea
- thelr operation, they bind anlg thna'
governments Nhich have become par
ties 70 tnau. Superintendent Ball alsl
states that TIE statements ia TIE dis
patches purpoFtinR 10 give tha aQrro
rats value of chs Lost packages Werl
The mersst guess work, e no one eonli
know Ne value % the packages buf ths
anndRFa
Amballsas western Fowms.
A committss ef representative busi
noas men of St. Louis appeared todas
esiora General upahaw, Assistant Con.
missioner Of Indian Affairs, and sub.
mitled an argument ID favor Of TIE r..
moval 70 81 Loais % the Indian s1uply
warehonse now located a. Nee YorA
Uity. Ihe CommiasionaF has received
appiications from several other West
ern cities % Be heard on the qusstior
u removal.
4 sample Gsushern ouiraeo.
PnovmESuE (La.), Nov. AS. Wil
kowskt, Representative from West Oar
roll Parish, came hsre this aftarnoor
aad reported having baea waylaid N
his parish By q gang 0f outlaws num-
nerinR ten persons. He vas accom-.
panied By two friends He expressed
himself ae fortunate Il escaping aanas
slnat1on By taking to the woods. HI
further reported that at about 10 D. %.
yeslarday bis bookksepaE, Major Johr
Mckay, Justice Of the Peace, Waa aho.
aud killed a. bis home, about foaF mile.
from Caledonia, Together with his cook
His dwelling vas set on irs and both
bodies wete oansumad. Mr.. Wilkowskl
has = large business interest Ia Neai
OArroll Parish, where be hiss lived {
great many years. and brought up BID
family, whom be vas compelled 20 leave
behind In order 30 escape the clutches
Of the outlaws.
A Flae saamp.
WAsHNa1oN, Nov. The design fos
the new two-cent postage stamp 10 b
pot into Circulated IN 4 aruarv nsvt -
been selected. Il il said to Be one II
the handssmess designs issued By ihs
Department. Tbs design represents the
head Of Q 'osea Washington il prodle
on olas tinted background.
Jndgmeas Agniast the TeIe9ranh.
ME1RHIs, Nov. 29.-rhs United state.
Circait Court ended today case sQainsl
the Western Union Telegraph Oompany
of interest 10 the public. A creditor a
Memphis teiegrRphed 20 his lawyog a
follows "A. b. owes 5000. II grounds
attaah.n This dispatch uaa cent by
snoln.g creditor - the same LAWYER
Al 9ttaohs1ent Was laid, and meney
made. but only enough % pay the second
creditor. The Arst creditor eued the
Western Union, and the court held The
company fer the debt. Judge jackson,
In delivering the opinion, said that tbt
dispaich disclosed on the face Of g Ia
importance.
REApua (Pa.), Nov. 29.--An inveati.
CATION today OF the house Of Frank
KerneF, Who choksd his wife 70 death
and then set the building on frs 10 de-
stroy the evidenee Of bis crime, shows
that be had also made preparations %
bioV u up By running fuse from the
upper nooF into keg Of powder. Hia
intention vas evidently 20 blow himself
ap and the whole family, because, Is he
says. GOD commanded him 20 do II
kerneT has made q full confession, Dc.
failing hsw he strangled bic wife, then
dragged her upstairs 70 bed, poured coal
oil over u and set Il on nra. He ID an
Anarchist IN bis ideas.
silver Doa1aFa.
WAsHnS1roa, Nov. 29.-rhs issue Of
standard silver dollars from the mint
during the week ended Nov. 27th wal
fs86. 900; for the same week last veal
f659. Shipments Of fractional allvei
coin since Nov. lst amonnt 10 8638, 600
Lawton's ahees.
The Beard Of Commissioners OF the
military prisons, Who we're diFeotsd 4
inquire into the charge made by Gen
eral Niles THAI the shoes Furnished q
LaWtou'1 command we're Of fufexiol
quality have made q thorough invesai
Ration Of she working OF the Govern
meat shoe factofy at the FoFt Lsavsn
worth military prison. They reported
20 the Secretary of War that the hes
material Il used in the factory ana thai
she workmanship ia COED. II tha oasI
Of LaWtonis eommand, the nheos werl
/ subjected 10 extraordinary wear ovel
She Foughest county. Whers shoei
gave ous within 3 north after being q
sued, the eoldiars were raimburssd Il
aee0rdanee With army regulations.
AIIeged Rietegs ses Free.
MuwAuKER (Wia.). Nov. 29.--In 10
case of Carl MusSelfeldt, John RunQ
and AuR. 0uiz, iho MilWankes 0aFdeE
FiotoF, JUDGE Sloan thia morning sus
pended sentence and tie prisoners wari
Immediately SET fires.
FIre Eear Pfstsbnrx.
PTrrsBuno, Nov. 29-Tha Pittsburr
Plate Glass Works af CraiRht0n STA.
tion, on che West Pennaylvania Rail
way, tWeutE miles from this city, wsrs
totally burned this morning. Thl
works are The largest Ia the o0untFF
and II tie Ere had not been oontroiis<
eoon the loss would have been heavy
The IRE vas cansed By aa expiagion 81
natural Raa. and did not Rst beyond ~
machinery and foandFy depaFimeBis
Hhleh we're nearly destroyed Ihl
main building was not damaged. Tn
les was e35.0o0, fuily insured. NJ
peFsou Vas injured.