The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Stanley Hart, of San Francisco, has
brought suit against the San Francisco 4
North Pacific Railroad Company to recover
81 200 due for services rendered as secre-
tary and auditor of the Cioverdale & Ukiah
and the Marine & Napa railroad CON-
panies. He AYERS that the two corpora
tons have assigned their property to the
North Pacific company.
The trial Of three men and one woman
accused of plotting against the German
government is progressing at Leipsic.
Evidence has been submitted proving that
the prisoners were connected with An
archists in St Petersburg. London and
America. The woman has made con-
fession revealing the plans of the conspir-
ators.
c. L. L. Gage. young man connected
with the firm of Gage & Horton, stove
dealers at st. Louis, has disappeared, TAX
ing with him $4,000 which he had coll
lected for his mother. Gambling is said to
be the cause of his downfall.
Sylvanus PaImerton, prosperous farmer
of Barbourville, Pa, was beaten to death
by his hired man, Albert Cummings,
Wednesday. Cummings then attempted
suicide by hanging. bat was cut down and
jailed. He is insane.
Reed Ray. Is years old, fell from the sec
ond story of the Cambell barn near Oak
vile. CAL, Thursday. and striking on a
pointed stake received injuries from which
he died in few minutes.
The Eastern Yacht Club regatta at Mar
blehead. Mass. Thursday, was spoiled by
calm, and the race was declared off be-
fore the yachts got under way on the
course.
Mrs. Thomas Behan and Mrs. Henry
Van Duzer. injured in the railroad acct
dent near Oswego, N. Y, Thursday night
by which three women were instantly
killed, died four hours after the accident.
Jimmy Rathburn, who ran an elevator
in the Pheian building. San Francisco, fell
down the shaft from the fifth story to the
fourth Thursday morning. and was so
severely injured that he will not recover.
The brewery of the Henry Mueller Com
pany, on Thirty-frst and Jefferson streets,
Philadelphia, was damaged by fire Friday
morning to the extent of 100000 Two
men were badly hurt.
The hay warehouses OF s. Blum 4 Co., at
Marines, CAL. were destroyed by fire
Thursday morning. The warehouses con-
tanned only about sixty tons of hay belong
ing 10 farmers, and uninsured.
While the feet accompanying Emperor
William was entering Christiania, gun on
board the Friedrich exploded prema-
turely, injuring five of the crew.
The French chamber of deputies has
voted 100000 francs for the relief of the
sufferers by the fires at Martinique and
Guadeloupe.
The French gunboat Tusee stranded on
rock Thursday, while attempting to enter
Toulon roads. A tug has been sent to her
assistance.
The following steamers arrived in New
York Friday: Germanic and Gallia, Liver.
pool; Weser. Bremen; Columbia, Ham,
barg.
Tie final heat in the diamond scull race
at Henley. Friday, was won by Guy Nick
ais, who thus secured the second prize.
Benjamin j. Davis has been convicted of
the murder of his wife at San Francisco.
July 6. 1889.
The reported shooting of NJ. Stambou-
loft. prime minister of Bulgaria, has not
been confirmed.
Dixon, the coiored bantam, who recent.y
defeated Wallace, refuses to fight Nc
earthly.
Professor Harp Royal has been decided
on as president OF the new University of
Chicago.
General Yolakieja has been appointed
captain general of Cuba.