The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-14

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| Pagrraxp. Dec. fs-The trial Of ex-
Sheriff Thomas A Jordan and Joseph
Tsylor was begun n the United states
eoart this morning Both are Un1e-
indictment for interfering with $
deputy United States marshal walle
in the discharge Of his duties. TIE
Indictment charges that On the las;
June election 6zy one j. W. Williams,
who vas not entitled to vote. attempt
ed 10 cast 3 ballot b1t Vas refused.
Williams is further alleged 70 hsve re-
turned to the polls after he w2s re
fused. when Depury Sheriff Driscoll
placed him under arrest. that AZ this
tine Jordan and T1ylor took the PMS
oaS- sway and abused the os1ce-.
DriseoA rest5ed that a. soon IS be az
rested Williams Jordan cznas Up .zS.
said. = Let that rnzn 20. Where are
you SONG 70 take him = Driscoll r.
Piled. / have him un6e- arrest ard
am going 70 take kias 70 jail Wit
ness then stated that Jordan struck
him across the naScies OF the right
arm and weakened his grasp on the
m=n- There Was sack an oyerpoEer-
Ing force that the prisoner got Sxsy
and disappeared N the crowd- TIE
marshal then placed Jordan nader az
rest but could not take him. as he
wo7ld not 50, having 80 many men 20
take h3s Part. one Of whom wzs Joseph
TAyler- Witness SAID he knew the
crux3 wzs wei armed. and h45 he
taken JorSszn hood would hare 6eEed
freely Hon. c b BelEinge- and
hsehzrd Williams ap2earei Tor the oe-
fene7rfs. and the prosecution = con-
dGcses BY the Tinted States district
attorney The case VIII probably LIST
some time. and ) Of such interest Ss
20 attract large number Of the most
prominent citizens
Mrs. Nellie H2rrss. vile OF Wm-
H3rrcs. sSel -, has been n Coo.
Samaritan hospst&i Tor swo weeks W
deg treatment Tor nervous praSgrS-son-
Daring the last f0rty-sight hours she
has hecoue raTing maniac The IN
fortunate WoEzszn's affection ! the
outcome OF the Chinese rios0t Deem
Der -. She vas living On the corne-
Of SIKH and Alder streets That day.
her attention beng attracted hy the
shooting. she walked u the front gate
and 81 acquaintance eh2ac5n- 70 paSS
jlsf then tcli Der her husband. while
looking zs the sir1v. had hsea shot
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Sz4ikesi on without expl4iains- Ms
HArreS uttered : cry. rza into the
house and fell n : sEooz, fro7a the
ELECTS % which she never recovered
We-k On the 7o21Eay q tie ap-
prozek q the railway bridge j. -o5nE
rapidly shezi Considerable Q: TIE
i70a work j. NJ and Mechanics are
busy h1ld5ns platforms upoa which 20
cary the heavy iron columns zioas
s. tie work progresses. The cross
Thinkers for the 1oo-lns hare tesa PIT
down, and the plznking VII sooa &c
commenced
Arrivals from Seattle Ferdinand
TOslzs James A Stewart and vile.
H = Esse2 ard wife. A g Find
A CsISANAN ACCIDENTALLY KILE3.
PaErZsNn, Dee ts-As the Alma
boSt Cyclone Sks coming e. The rveE
last n sAt, n f-yIns 70 r22 z-oand The
steamer osweso. which Ezs towing
h2-ss u Wood. the gllle---G-e got so1L
he cSp94la tried 70 clear tue -aVs.
e1.t faded ami the Cvc3Q-,s Ssruck the
hz-se with tsr-lSc t07es q the po-i
Ss6e- Beng : fz>- ruuae-, the star
a.aa-3 SIDE q the Cvc ore EzS crashed
n and the szzncalgn knocked o1t- =
Ch512-Hzn. Tusy CIR. o1 the scar
aT02za the guard =zS killed sid tbs
body SIT nearly n TIVE