Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-22

e ~ sonsAin some sixty. ave bl4u a
pfeeareo Tor foraeries Hale has been
,9ea'int BY the Pinkertons az noted
sev York forger. who has served txo
terms amounting 70 eight aud eue- half
years n Clinton prison. Demer.ra. New
iofk- Among bis mos; nsted exploits
are SAID 70 be successful forgery Of
ora'ts Tor fZ7Oo on the bank at Caiskill
ana tiuo on one at Troy, NY. Hale
Is Vel known 20 the eastern police
under the name OF Robert Bsgmar.
slias j. q. Hog n He was held for ex
amins ton befors Justice Igor on jan.
lazy ~, Ia bonds TO the amount of
5000. "
The Tale af Wall Carrier.
OUkAT tCel.) Jan. N.-Last might.
U 20. boss mail Garner between Oura1
and siiverton, got N after every one b. a
given him up a. lost, and reported a
mage slide on the Dutton mine. IN
which four miners were swept susy. AID
tbs houses and new plant Of machinery
n .ds total wreck Also th Il a miner
on the Gsnessee. near the Datton. uas
carried away The Gilpan County MIN
ing Conpany's b1ild'ne. aud George
forter's store at Snsffi ., are all gone
rive feet Of neE snow has fallen since
SUNDAY 10 the mountains. and tie loss
o. life and property will be large.
The wilkins Btu.
WARRINGTON, Jan. N.-The HOUSE
Committee on Banking and Currency
today considered the ill Introdsced by
Mr.. wilkins and Reaerslly knozn as
the Mcpherson bill OF the last sessiop.
and after a prolonged diseussisn agreed
70 report 1t faversbly to the House, by
vote of 4. The bill provides tn Al
any nstional bank shall be entitled To
receivs from the Comptroller of the
Currency circulating nstes not exceed
ing the par value of their bonds de-
posted to secnre circulation. At no
time, however. shall the total amount Of
sach circulating notes exceed the actual
paid IN capital of such national bank
association. The minority report will
be made by Chairman Miller and
Messrs. Snyder, wosdburn and Brumm.
Colorado snow slides.
ASPEN Col }, Jan. 2l.-Freiehters who
arrived at Aspen today state that txsn
ty-seveu snow slides occurred i'd to,
neiRhborhood of Maroon Pass during
the past three days. On Tuesday a
party OF ten mes with eighteen muies
started from Aspen to clear out the pass,
since which nothing was heard of them
until this afternoon. when news vas
brought here that an avalanche three
days ago had buried the men and ID ules
at the meath of the canyon. The tgo
Hoskins' boys, Marion Stewart asd
Charles Miller rescued themselves
though their clothing was torn from
tkeir bodies and they were terribly
bruised. Alter a nights struggling in
sbe snow they reached Spellor's cabin
and gave the alarm. A party started
for the scene Immediately and succeed
ed In rescuinR twelve of the mules, but
at noon today they had bot found The
remains Of the men. The victimr are
Albert Sloper, Ira Hall, James Hunger
ford, David Pattenhall and two Others
Who are unknown.
A six mule team and the driver went
over Independence Pass, between Lead
VILE and Aspen this afternoon, falling
and sliding nearly a thousand feet. The
driver was uniDjured, bat tue mules
were killed.
The -seck Last.
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