The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-09
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

In the case of Morris K. Jessup VI the Illinois
Central railroad. tho Dubuque & Sioux City
railway. and the Cedar Falls 4 Minnesota rail-
road, . decision has been rendered that the
lease between the Dubuque Sioux City rail-
way and the Cedar Falls & Minnesota railway ID
good and valid, and that under Il the Dubuque
road is liable to Morris X. Jessup trustee for the
b0ndh0lders Of the Sioux Falls road. for the
accrued rent now due. which has been de-
posted with the register Of the court, amount
ing to over $4,000.
Al Rosedale, Mo-, Monday night, man en-
tered crowded STORE and pointing . revolver at
he head of the proprietor, VIM. Mann. ordered
him to deliver. Mann delivered what was In the
cash drawer. $3.50. and the robber escaped.
Attachment suits for amounts ranging from
5000 to $4,000 have been fled against the
Eureka Silk Manufacturing Company, Chicago
branch OF the Boston house of Seary, Foster l.
Bowman. which recently failed.
England has demanded the immediate settle
ment Of its claim for indemnity for the seizure
of the British African Lakes Company's steamer
James Stevenson. Illegally captu red by Lieuten-
ant Continho few months ago.
The steamer Alamo, cotton laden, from Gal
veston for New York, arrived In port Tuesday
morning with her cargo on fire. She was towed
to Red Hook Flats. where firemen are trying to
extinguish the flames.
Treasurer Peake, whom Mayor Holmes, of
Kansas City, expelled from office last summer,
charging him with the embezzlement Of 81 900
OF the citys funds, was indicted by the grand
jury Tuesday.
Ben Prindle, photographer and ex.registrar,
Of San Francisco, was found Tuesday morning
wandering aimlessly on Valencia street. His
condition was due to sickness and worry over
business reverses.
The first delegations to the national camp Of
the Patriotic Sons of America have arrived at
Boston. The order has LOO lodges, and it rep
resents twothirds Of the states and territories
Secretary Proctor hes issaed orders setting
aside the unoccupied military post at Fort Nc
Doweli, Ariz., together with the buildings and
appurtenances, for Indian school purposes.
The steamer Cindad Condala, from Vera Crus
and Havana, with sugar. tobacco, hemp, etc.
came into New York Tuesday night with IRE In
her cargo. Firemen are working at 1t.
A dwelling house occupied BY Jehial Tryon
night. NM 1fyon was burned to Q crisp, while
Tryon was found to be badly injured.
The thirty first session Of the grand lodge, L
o. g. T., began at Santa Cruz, Cal. Tuesday.
The order now has 9.276 members and ZOE
lodges. and it, assets amount to $44. 900.
During Mondays storm on the gulf of 81 Law
renee an unknown schooner was seen to 60
ashore on the west end of Green island reef II
10 feared she is q total loss.
The recent Old Catholic congress at Cologne
considered the advisability of appointing
special pope for England. No definite decision
was reached
The Ukiah, . monster ferry boat under con-
struction Ut San Francisco will soon be COM
pleted. Her total cost will be not less than
Sl75,0O0
The English metallurgists and iron workers on
Monday visited the industrial establishments
and other points OF interest in Philadelphia
The British steamer Ouss on Monday collided
with an unknown bark off Finishing. the yes
rel sunk and her crew was drowned.
August Baerenges an immigrant, was killed
Tuesday morning In train accident on the
Rio Grande road near Salt Lake.
Two persons from Spain recently arrived at
Lunel, France. suffering from cholera They
were immediately isolated
The barkentine Fremont. which arrived In
San Francisco Monday from the Okhotsk sea,
brought III, 900 coifish.
The supreme court of California has ordered .
new trial of the case OF All Sin Yung, con-
victed Chinese murderer.
The tug Ranger collided with . schooner at
Eureka, Cal. Tuesday afternoon, and had her
bows stove in.
The Lake Michigan steamer Dixon, which
was on the rocks on the west shore, has eeen
fioated of In safety.
The Nipsic. now at Mare Island navy yard,
will be formallv declared ont of commission
this week.
The California State Grange met at Watson
vile Tuesday. The meeting was largely at
tended.
Professor John n. Hewitt, poet, writer and
musician, Is dead, ct the age Of So. in Baiti-
more.
Frank Gehn was killed while coupling cars 1t
Scotia, Cal, Tuesday morning
The English ana German metsllurgists spent
Tuesday at Lebanon, Pa.