Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-28
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MssEtAs1b DEmnmals Demh.
81 Logm. 8sp1. 17.--The oitizsns Of /
8sath S.. Louis ars thsroaRly aEuassd /
ever he finding 81 dynamile bomh Is |
tie 01ans 81 8nhn nj OonRad, knaRer of /
lhs livery .labl1 g No. 6e0T South /
BEoaduay. Whsn M. Oonrad vent -
hia stable yesterday woFuinR, be founa /
q small ohAIk box fFum whinh = fuse
partially b1Fned prstEudsd. lyiar u the |
/ fnlIy renewed IL i'd and wma hpfrided /
60 ass neatly packed In sand and sRw-
daa 3 FeRalaR chiaaRo anaFoniss dyna-
mita bemb. The police 9oEa nofi6sd af |
ones and thay took charge ok the homb /
ard carried 4 10 she polios ssatioa. /
uhero Il wns thoroughly examlned. Ihe /
/ instruments of deatf1atfon wa q eaal /
iron nAells resembling IN shape ducks /
oae, about fhrae inches Il diameter ana /
| eix in1hes ID cilonmfottnee. ff = 6iled /
With dynamile and huiiata. with an
opanina IN the top 60 admit the fnae.
WAY any one shoald desire 10 DESTROY /
his stablea. Mr.. OonFAd h at : los % 4
know.
a MSasarlsus MnFaeF solvea.
DoEEn On. h. J. Sept. S1.-The mysts
rioas murder a8Fay 10 3 buggy near 1
BnrginQfon last niQhf has hean solved.
Roehsassr o1lcers on hearing the news
seaFtod for the kainGlass bridge, WhaFa Il
they weEe toid that The dead body az
FEsnoh Canadian woodohoppsE bad
been foand IL held near Lea. Is vas
then learned that throa french Oanadi
an woedoApppars, residents of ST. ford,
had started yes eFdag aftsEnc0n for
BaTEinetan. They had heen imbibinQ
fesely. All three staKlsd for hona n
one baQgy. On she way two Of them
beoame involved II dispute and Que
stabbed fhe other With 4 cIasp knife
soaen limea. The victim died aoou after
TIE senbbinR and bis companions took
tie body from the eaTFiag8 and carried Il
Is into tie fefd uhere 4 vas foond. i
Hhsy dosaFisd aha horse and buggy and
ataEtod gag Lee. Both wsEa nKrtafsd nt
noon today IN Lee and taken thenao 20
Rochester. Their names have not vet
baau obtained.
RaFahauahe sAsekM
WmMmaroN, sspl. N.-ThsEe we're
two earthquake shocks at 8mithyilla,
ons e 1i30 last night and one AZ fs50
this morning. No damage was done.
Another alaEha sAock.
CHkRLEsxoM, Sept. "a nliQht earth.
qaaks shock was feit heFa at 5so2 o'clock
thia aftefRoon. L Waa nooompanied by
q loud FumblinR saund. The wave
moved from north 90 south. The ehook
lasted about two seconds. Houses we're
shaken paEosptibiS and q number Of
paEaona rushed into the streets. Ne
damage vas done beyond the fallis q Of
locss plaster. The same shsok vas falt
e Savannah. Georgia. and snmmeE-
VILE. \. q.
AsssF ana vanaeFbilt "a Pollsses.
Nnw Yoax, Sept. 27.-Ths Snn Says
"a William b AstoT'a election a. Ffas-
iasnt Of ths Republican Association 81
the Eleventh Assembly District has civ
en- en- impatus 81 the talk Of Corneliua
Vanderbilt ~ the Republican candidate
gOF MAy0f. Henry Geaeas'e nomlnation
e also helping Vanderbilt.
La 8lanche. the Marine. Accepts .
ehaiIenae
81. LoUIs, Sept. 27.-Geo. La Blanche,
: the MaFina.n has accepted a ehAllenes
from Dan DAILY, q Western middle weight
champion, 20 aght eight ronnds, Mar
Quia Of QueonsbeFry rules. with fouF
ounce gloves. The battle will oo,aF
u84AN u OIA0N&Ns L
Indicted fer ManslauEhter.
BUEVALo, Sept. q. -Condaotor Harrl
son and Engineer Brewer, of the exouF-
sion train that oollidod with q freight
train e Silver Greek, have both been
indicted fer granddaughter By the Grand
Jury at Msynvilie. They are held Ia
$4,000 bail eaeh. Their cases may be
tried next month.
The Diseased Cattle.
CHrcAoo, Sept. N.-The Illinois Live
Stock Commission has nos yet ordered
the slaughter Of the quaFaatined cattle
a. the ChicaaO diHlilleries. A meeting
af The Commission will be held tomoF-
row morning, when soRs decisive action
gill be taken. There are large nun
Ser Of calves as the stock yards which
have been shipped 20 Chicago from the
dairy diglFiats Of this State and 10 from
Eastern States. 70 be forwarded 10 ths
ssoek raising portions Of the West.
They are nov Stopped By she Iowa
QuaFantino proclamation against Hui |
noia stock. and iteRili be necessary 70
secure The veteFinAFians' ceFtldoates 10
forward viii each car load
A Cyclsne sn she laiana Of Jamaiea.
NKw Yonx. Sspl. 27.--Ths uteamsr
San Juan, which arrived last night,
bEonRht ths particulars of q terrible
oyclane which passad over the Ialand Of
jamaica II ths latter part OF last
mouth. TIE cyclone Il estimated 70 !
have been from twenly 20 thirty miles
wide, and paased from northwest 10
southwest. Tbs whole southern part Of
TIE islAnd vas laid Wasts. aud thou
sands of valuable tresa we're destroyed.
Five chuFohss and miasioa house we're
blown down : also about thirty houses.
and meny more we're seriously dam
aRed. Five persons we're killed and
about thirty Injured. Nearly 1900 peo
pie are degtitutS, even The vegetables
having been rooted 0qt or washed away
fFom fhe 6elda The hospitals and
puolio bnildlnRs are being utilized 10
Fet eiVs fhs homelsaA
DeasA 81 ChaFEes 6. Greene.
Roarom, Sept. 27.--O -Oolsnsl Charles q.
Green's, former editor of the Boston I
Pest, died thi9 moEninG.
Whaleeaie DTnRmiaas IN sessien.
MnNHAPo1zs, Sept. U.-Ths Beard Of
100 memboFs Of tie Natianai Whaioaals
Druggists met for She tenth aanuai sas-
sion % the association &C West Hotel
this aflernoon A n1mboE Of aamaa
wsre proposed for msmbsRship and ,
efhaR Fuuiina baainess vas transacted.
Ths PRsEtaeng's Uneis Dead.
BkrTuEoaa. Sept. 9f.--Jossph Neal, q |
maternal uncle Of Proaident Clesaland,
died In shis eily tomieht. aRsa 81 years.
His death was eaussd bg exhaustion %
ths vital forces. NJ. Neal has been =
rngident Of Baitimela all Aia life and
vas for many years in tbs asoond hand
book business he sAs h oomfsrtanis
circumstances.
Weumg kaaaea chaEmea wiGh Rsr9aFy.
gzmEx CETx, Sepk H-On Sunday
lat, the evening Joursai p1bliahed
aansaaionAi article charging shat two !