Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

- - SANDING On tie street. this Ara
noon . Oeaen9er heooxhs him vus
toAe TIE manager Of The compauy virAe
- - Atm, aDd q 10 soppoosd thar Ros
enfeed killed himself. fearing inprss,u
Denf fee his sooRsoomiuxs.
II eRADGAllH IMPROVING.
xn 1x-ssRAfoa's rHYsrcrAss Uy
Il Cu1g1Uso ASSURANCE.
NHw YoEg, Apeii N.-Mrs. Ooakiinn
Who - oeeo q Sis o'clock shis nom
ina. ooa6 her husband paased . comfort
J able ntaol The oel1 timee be avok,
! vese vheo ealied upon % take medi
ONE, wei.h be did moro readily thar
suAl. He pastook Of couniderab,,
nooriaAmsut also. His faithful Wit
says the doctces ere giving her she mos
i eoeerful 1agufauceo OF the chnncss nov
being 10 favor Of Mr.. Ooukiine.
| 70 AIARMua sYur1onA
/ Al BIS o'clock Doctors Baskes and
Sands called - the house and remained
10 the stck room about . quarter Of @
bous. DR.. Barker said: The aissmina
symptoms which exhibited theuselves
yeceefday have entirely diAppsased.
feel very much reassured. Mr. Oonk.
Ing pasoed comparatively easy night,
alshooeh b 70 little weaker this morn
Inc. He dept most Of the time dusina
The night when be wakes up be ap-
pears % Be much more tntelliaens than
heretofore. DR.. Sands dressed the
woand. There vas slight discharas
OF poa NJ. Oooklina's pulse b 81, tsn-
pefaeufe lool6 respiration natural.
about eighteen when aaleep and twenty
while awake.
AzoTma suLzsrm.
| NV YoaK, April l4.-Dr. Barker In
nts l2:3o p. N. bulletin says: IL M.
Conkling improves - much in the next
twenty. foaR houFs ~ be did sinoe nv
mosnina visit st 10 o'ciosk. his chances
Tor recovery will b even. Tempesstuse
s6H exactly normal; his pulse, 81. Ev-
eSythinG 10 satisfactory. TIE patient
ssepe veil and has takea plenty OF nour-
tshment. He has taken Q QaRrt Of kou.
oia since 10 o'clock this mourning.
RnxATyvDs APPRRuENsyvp.
NEv YoRx. April l4.-Notvi,hssaud-
ing the favorable bulletin Of Dr.. Bark
es. Mr.. Oonkiine's relatives do NOS ap.
rear 10 feel the same conf1dence. judge
/
afternoon and said: "Nr. OouklinQ n
the sicke6s man l ever eav, Yeo. ve
feel encouraged and always continue TO
have some hope, bat III. Conllino l.
very weak. He has lost some hssh. His
limbe and body are emaciaied, bot the
face looks - foil - usual"
rnR LATEST RxPoRT.
At SIS o'clock Dr.. Barker Issued the
following bulletin: "Nr. Ooukline's tenn
pefatufe 10 80 8 and his pulse 50. Pus
has been fouud evacuatiug freely from
the wound, and bic ear and everything
Indicates decided improvement since
Wednesday. There have been some
Symphonic Of the secondary stage Of
meningitis during the afternoon"
Tho doctor. In reply 10 . question.
aid that this looked little bad, bus he
ADDED it Wss likely that 0s. OoukiipQ
would be all right tomorrow and that
he Will be convaleeoent, which means
his recovery.
All day loog the doctors Who are 10
attendance stated that their patient Vas
getting better. Others who saw him
were not % eanauine. Judge Coxe said
be sav no change in Mr.. OonklinR. He
answered evasively the questions of the
reporters, which gave rise 10 the e1spt-
cions that all 10 not - we'll - the doc
tors reports seems 70 show u.
~ midnight there Vas no change In
hls condition.
Rtahermen Less.
GLoUCRsTKR, Mass.. April l4.-The
schooner james A. Garfield from the
banks reports that she lost four of her
crsv named John Goodwin. Joseph
Martin, Alexander Jsmisop and John
CuFrie while they we're tending travis.
Bsund 10 speak.
DuBLu, April 14.-Mesers. Hsaley,
OBrieu and Rsdmond viii attend the
meeting at New Ross. sunday. They
have warned the oficers they mean to
hold q meeting notwithstanding the
government proclamation. A reioforce-
ment Of military and police will leave
Dublin tonight for New Ross.
enc Kind Or Reciprocity.
WmurPso. Manitoba, April ll.-Wm.
Cameron, teller Of the Union bank,
skipped out last night. he hired o rig
and drove 10 tbs boundary line. The
police have been making desperate e.
forts 70 prevent his crossing the line.
He has been leading very fast life, and
got heavily In debt. The amount OF
his stealing 10 estimated as high a.
S3S 600, bat the definite amount II not
known. 10 IL supposed that Mime
apo!is 10 his destination.
The Rea RiAeR Rising.
MooannAD. MINI, April 1.-The he'd
river stilI continues TO rise steadily at
the rate of an inch and Q half an hour.
Several houses on the point are sab
merged and the occupants are forced 20
leave. The river has risen twenty feet
in alI. It 10 reported that the railway
bridge Ct Wahpetou, Dakota, vas car
ried away this morning.
i Danasing Prairie Fire.
Husou, OAK, April .4-Ness vss re
ceived this morning that prairie 6fi
did great damage twelve miles souta oil
here Yesterday afternoon. Several farm
ers less their basps, sheds, cstsle, grain
and hogs.
snalIpsx Case Discovered.
i EKv Yoax, April l4.-Smalipox hai
been discovered in the steeraee Of th<
Anchor Line steamship Italy, which af
rived today. The steamer carries ~
Italian immigrauts. The case Of sick
J rees vss removed 70 Hodman's Island
J and the vessel will bc detained until
Monday for fumigasion.
Il BarteA In an CID Ceavest.
II CrfY or NKxsoo, April lA.-Oae o
the walls OF the former convent of Sar
Fefnaudiro, In this city, which vas Il
progress Of demolition fell In yesterda,
mosnine, bufyinR many voskuen In sh'
, ruins. So far. no dead bodies have besI
. recovered. Ftftees or twenty person
we're vonnded more or len seriously.
BaiteA 0er Brains est.
CLsvxLAxp. Ohio, April l4.-At Akro'
this morning Charles A. Teisas. q Ger
man merchans tailor. aged u year
heat bis vise's braius out With . bas
bail bat and then suioided by drovnirl
in the canal. They bad QuArrelsa Aoon
. money matters.
rexas Pssnees Bead.
0AIvssTou, Texas, April H-Robes
i Mills, enc of the rsost remarkable o
Texas pioneers, died 10 this city thi
, morning, aged - years Prior 70 th
! var his slssss and piantations ves
! valued at 100000. Presicens Lin