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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-08
THE VANCOUVER sMUGGLERs.
They Hide Their Operations Under Pre-
tense Of Seeking Pirate Treaaure

They Hide Their Operations Under Pre-.
tense Of Seeking Pirate Treasure.
SAN DIEGO. CAL, July 7.-Search by Gus
toms officers here of the British steam
schooner Eliza Edwards has failed to un-
earth evidence that she is being used for
Illicit purposes. There were no Chinese on
board nor any evidence of opium. Captain
Van Bremen threatens that if his
vessel is not released at once he will apply
to the British consul for protection. No
one is allowed to visit the schooner, nor
sailors to come ashore. A suspicious cir
cumstance in the case is the fact that the
captain yesterday claimed he had
chartered the craft for cruise
to Mexico and Central America,
while today he tells an entirely different
story. He now says that by the advice of
his physicians he purchased the vessel for
a cruise to the Hawaiian islands for his
health. For two years past he has
been considering the voyage, and
cleared at Vancouver for San
Diego to enable his physician, DR..
Winchester, Of Santa Barbara, to board
without going North A special dispatch
from the latter place to the Union
says Winchester's wife says he has
gone East. He registered here today as
Charles II. Smith. Chicago" Officials
say they believe Winchester is interested
with Captain Van Bremen in smuggling
operations. Both men this evening
offered money to reporter and later to
the editor of the Union to secure the sup
preston of news.
VANCOUVER. B. c., Especial. News that
the steamer Eliza Edwards, of this port,
had been seized at San Diego by United
States customs authorities on suspicion of
smuggling created a sensation, as twenty
citizens of Vancouver are interested in the
charter of the steamer, which is bound for
Cocos island to dig for Sc. OO0. 900 buried by
pirates, the location of which it is claimed,
is shown on charts in possession
of the promoters of the expedi-
ton. The people here are so taken
up with the scheme that the
shareholders. despite the seizure, could
sell out at q premium. The Eliza Ed
wards cleared for San Diego, and the GUS
toms authorities say all her papers were
regular. The head of the expedition, J.
Van Braemer, is a thoroughly reliable citi-
zen who was here before Vancouver had a
name, and no one suspects him of doing
anything illegal. Captain Mckenzie, of
the Eliza Edwards, is also respected and
reputable person. 1t was intended at San
Diego to take on the machinery necessary
to carry on the recovery operations.
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National League Games.

LOUISVILLE, July boston won by lucky
hitting in the pinth inning. Score: Louisville
4, hits IL, errors /; Boston 5, hits r. errors 3.
Batteries-Viau and Grim, Nichols and Kelly.
CINCINNATI, July 7.-Cincinnati's timely hit
ting won for them today. Score: Cincinnati
q, hits u, A. Baltimore 2, hits 5, 6
Batteries-Dwyer and Vaughan; Van Haltren,
Foreman and Gunson.
PITTsBURG, July The Phillies had an easy
victim in Terry today. Score: Pittsburg 5, hits
Z, errors 81 Philadelphia T. hits II, errors B. Bat
teries-Terry, Ehret and Mack; Keefe, Carsey
and Cross
CLEVELAND, July THE home team won the
first game today by superior all-around playing.
Score: Cleveland 6, hits IL. errors O.; Brooklyn
o. hits z, errors S. Batteries-Cuppy and Tim
mer: Hart and Con Daley. In the second game
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AN INDIAN SHOT DEAD.
One of Chief Noses Red Men
Killed at LOOmiston.
FATAL FIRE At MARYsvlLLE.
An Unknown Man Found Drowned Near
Edison-The Sealing Fleet Turns
Back From Boring Sea.

SPOKANE. July IA Rcric,p special from
LOOMS, Okanogan county, gives the par.
ticuIars of the killing Of Coya Kiah. an
Indian of Chief Moses band, by Dan
Whipple, miner. A large number OF In.
dams were in town celebrating the Fourth,
drinking and fighting. Coya Kiah, was
knocked down by Whipple, and he vowed
vengeance. AT o'clock next morning he
started after Whipple with knife in hand.
Whipple ordered him to stop, but the In
dian still advanced. Whipple then drew
his revolver and fired with fatal result.
There were fears for awhile that there
would be a general uprising of the In.
dams, but they finally Gained down and
buried their dead brother,
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THREE JOCKEYS INJURED.
Accident at Washington Park Track in
(hirapo-The DAYS Events.

CHICAGO, July At Washington Park the
weather today was fine ana the track was good.
In the third race Revolver, who was heavily
backed favorite, stumbled in the stretch aud
fell. rolling over his jockey, Hart, and bringing
Morse and Future down with him Jockey
Washarn had his skull fractured and PROBABLY
will die Jockeys Hart ana Honggenmer were
psiniully bruised. summaries:
Ntle-Boliysr Ruckner won. Ray S. second.
Bracelet third. Time, las.
Fix fur ongs-Maid Marion won, Edlth BEL
mont second. Indigo third. Time. III
Freclight third. Tine, Las
Ten fuglongs-Ei Race won. frlncess Liino
second Lake Breeze third Time, 2:I-t'
sir IurlOngs-Julius sax won. tliild second,
White Wings third. Time, l.l9a4
six furlougs-Helter Sse.ter won, Hart wal
lace second Lillian Lindsay third. lime, liz
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Two Boys sineed by an Explosion.

PoRr TOWNSEND. July 7.-[Special.l- u.
F. Mcknight and family. of Seattle, came
to this city tonight from Protection island,
bringing their son and son of Captain
Libby. of this city, both of whom were
badly burned by the explosion of a toy
cannon. Their hair is almost entirely
burned off. Their faces are not burned
deeply, but enough to disfgure them.
Their eyes are swollen shut, and it is i'm
possible to tell tonight whether the sight
is affected or not.
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State Capital News.

OLYMPIA, July 7.-[Special. IA tide land
warrant call has been issued by State
Treasurer Lindsay, embracing warrants
from No. 139 to No. 173, amounting to
S., 055. 50, interest to cease on July 16.
Colonel Prosser. chairman of the harbor
line commission, has been informed that
the board of United States engineers hav-
ing charge of the river and harbor i'm
provements in this district will visit this
state about July 20, to make preliminary
examination relative to the improvements
for which appropriations have been made.
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FIRE AT MARYSvILLE.
Ed Norum's House Destroyed and q. o.
MoIL Fatally Burned.

MARYsvILLE. July 7. - Special. 49, Ed
Norum's house was burned 10 the ground
this morning. The fire caught from the
stovepipe. Most of the things in the
house were saved.
o. Q. Void while trying to remove some
things from the house. was caught by the
falling roof and was SO badly burned that
he probably will not recover
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Monmouth Park Races.

MoxMourH PARK, July The weather was
fine tack fair. summaries:
Seven flIrIongs-Madstone won, sIathmeath
second SIeinuer third. Time, i-27l4
six furlaugs-Cactus. formerly thistle Colt
Won. Miss Maud second, J. Lampley, third
~ fnr.n;igs-Dr Rice won. Hsmmie second,
E,s.no 60 {, third. Time, 10.
Monmouth OAKS, mile and quarter orK
Vile Belle won. Anna +. Ah'qUpta 'H''u-
Time, 2.0ei. ..,h 1900,
MlIe-Picsuieker won, Candelaora second,
Judge Morrow third. Time, la.
ss,, second. SNOWFALL third. Time, AZ.
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Vancouver News.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. July 7.-[Special. =
Chief of Police McLaren has been wired
instructions to arrest F. NJ. Runnels. of
Seattle. for embezzlement. Runnels has
for some time been correspondent for the
Victoria Ncrs at Nanaimo, and it is at
their instigation that the warrant is out.
Runnel's wife recently eloped from Seattle
with stree. car driver.
Premier Dave was here today, and was
cordially received
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a EoY Hurt at blaine.

BLAINE. July Especial THE 7-year- old son
OF 6 /. Cole this evening fell on sharp picket
driving il into his arm at the wrist, running
nearly the whole length of the arm through the
flesh and coming out back of the bicepsA The
stick, which was an inch in diameter, tore out
large pieces OF flesh when ex.ricated.
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SUMMARY.

Runs earned-Of Camp 3, off Griffith 3. Two
base hits-Minnehan g. Patton, Cartwright ,,
Griffith Three-base hits-Ryn, Cody. Double
play-Hatfeio to Minuehan to Earle to Ryn TO
Ha field. Bases on called balis-By Camp l, by
Griffith l. Bases from being hit by pitche
balis-By Griffith /. Struck out-By Camp l, py
Griffith 4. Wild pitches-By Griffith l. Time
of game-2:30 Umpire--Mr. March.
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Miner Killed at Nanaimo.

NANAIMo. +. c. July 7.-fSpecial. "A
miner named Peter Arbuckle was killed
in No. shaft of the new Vancouver Coal
Company's mines last night by being run
over by several loaded cars Of coal. The
deceased was buried with great honors to-
day. The Miners Association and all the
lodges of knights of Pythias turned out
in crest force
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Pueilists Arrive From Australia.

SAN Francisco, July Among the ar
rivals from Australia on the steamer Ala
media today were Jim Burge, the light
weight pugilist, and Martin Costello, the
middle-weight, from Sydney. The latter
stated that the news of Slavin's defeat by
Jackson was received at first with incred-
ulity in the colonies.
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The Union Pacific Japan Steamers

VICTORIA, July Z. Especial. IF. c.
Davidge, manager here of the Upton
steamer Iiue, has gone TO Omaha to meet
and confer with the heads of the Union
Pacific in regard to their putting on line
Of trans Pacific steamers of their own
charter, Frank Upton disseminating his
service Cd the arrival of the Palmas, now
I,,A
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Tommy Hernon Goes to Helena.

Tommy Hernon, late OF the seattles, has
signed with Helena. in the Montana state
League, and goes there at once Tommy will
make the spectators in that country open their
eyes at his base running, and in anything like
form will show them some clever batting and
fielding. He will be ON the same team with
DunnIuu
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The news OF Blaine's defeat in the national
convention was a surprise to the Hawsiians.
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California League Games.
SAN JOSE. July 7.--San Jose 10, Oakland s.
SAN FRANCISCO, July San Francisco 4, Loa
Angeles 8.
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Western League Games.
CHICAGO. July 7.-Western League games to
day were:
At Kansas City-Kansas City 49, ToledoL
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IN ELEVEN INNINGS.
Bulldog Pluck Wins for the
Crippled Seattles.
"DUMMY" RYN'S THREE.BAGGER
It Drives in the Winning Run-Bnly
Earle's Fine Work-East.
eFn Games.
RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
Pacific Northwest.R California.

RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-09
Louisiana Politics

CHICAGO, F4o. 9 "A d.spa.ca from N.v
oI.ara aays: EE-Go7. Z Emery hss zfi,.
.eu 70 Col. A. Crandaii suggesting iag. 6.
.ae condition OF TIA democratic pafty I,
Louisiana is ctit:cal az ofsr ba made o tba
Foster alliance combine to jim tie Nc.
Eleryites in Withdrawing ali tae p,e,e,t
candidates for Safe ttH GERS ana b.ain
oysr again for the sake OF uoI.y q to te.
iea. the republicans, although be knows his
tao.lon ia N ority. OBJ. CrsndaiI aas I'D.
dressed letter 10 the chairman o, tia Fo..
Ter alliaacs com 5iue suggesting tha. CON.
mi.tee NEE. the Nee lssy.es In Dirt 5 a,s
executive commi.tse aud arrange for nav
whit, primaries no later than March Is to
cleo. delegates to frash stat9 dem9c7aic
convention. The Fjste, side rs. dec iaei
20 recognize Ctandal az Chairman OF toe
executive COUNT 90 OF tle demgc.a i.
pag.y," rs he signed himssf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-09
Gre at Fire in Memphis.

Al $50 lat night the building on Main
etrees, Memphis, Tenn. occupied By the
B:use-Bsrne Hat Company Yves discovered
to be on fire. The entire six-story building
from basement to top YES ablaze 10 short
time, and by 10 O'Clock the ffemen were
forced back from the roaring furnace OF hats
sud straw goods snd directed their tfforta
to saving the trunk factory Of 8. Levy, i'd
joining the hat st1re on the north. The
building occupied by the bat company soop
collapsed end into the spsce formerly occu-
pied by 1t crashed tho building Of ths Lsdg
staff Hardware c.. which sdjoned 1t 90
the south. The fremea were ut.rly IN.
able to cope with the fines, and at 1890
the trunk factory vas total wreck. Half
an hour later Leuhrman'- 9ct.l had fallen
and was total loss. TIE Ruby" saloon
and large harness factory aud another
building ne-s took ere and were soon near.
y total loss. Il Is thought no lives were
lost 10 the hotel, ss the guests nsa ample
opportunity OF escaping before the FIRE COM
munIcated to tbs building. The loEs will
foot up nearly million dollars. as the
burned buildings we're among the fneat In
toTn.
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Weary of Her Baron.

The famous G:voree case Of the Baron and
Baroness d. sieurs began yesterday at
Sioux Falla, g. D. The Bnoaes', who was
an American girl end married Do Steurs IN
1875 seeks aepsrs tion from her Distinguish
ed husband on the ground that he II cruel to
her.
The C,uatess wac tired 10 bright ma.
room costume and was every where greeted
with admirlpg eyes.
my husbaDd," she said, "was very un-
kind to be Ia Paris; said I vas savage
American end baby, snd that / didp's
know how to behave myself. Ia MADRID,
to which post he was sent ss Secretary OF
the Legation end afterwards as Minister,
his trestuent IF me was very cruel. Oaos
while there had invited to The house three
people In diplomatic circles. That after
noon the Gar Of Russia was asEassDpt d.
MY husband ordered me- to countermaDd
thu invit tors, but refassd. When the
guests arrived, Baron De st;urs efronted
them and told them I was behaving inde.
| Gently. that did not understand my duties
as Mlnitt rs wife and abused me In their
presence.
"One day 0! dinuer we had present some
| eight or tee guasts," she continued. Il
made some remark which he did net like
! he Jumped up from the table. screamed at
me, spit 10 my fsce. aDd said. I wish to God
I mad not married you, When was In
Bsriu he charged me- with being nn'ajsh-
| fol to him. He finaliy told me II would
go to church and swear that I bad besn
| faithful he wcu'd be satisfied. went and
did 30; be then said had perjured myself.
bat later said he believed me-" The wit
neea then gave very vivid and touching
account Of the effort made by her husband
to have her looked 10 'retreat,H
An effort was made In the orosfsazaml
nation to show that the plaintiff left her
husband With the expectation ef marrying
Elliott 2 borowski. her attorney in tails
caas, hrt these questions we're ruled oot.
The De staurs servants gave testimony
corrobora.ing the story OF the Baroness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-09
TRLEGRAPgIC BREVITIRs.

Tbs Ope.a HouIa e. Wi!oar, Neo, was
burned inst DigLt. Tao loss is $4,000.
John q. williamson. colosed. editor Ct
ne Raleigh, N. O., Gazette. announces hin.
self candidate for Con2resa.
Amizl Williams, womsn with four hue.
oaDda, has been committed to jail e. Wikes.
,arre. Pc. cn Tie charge OF b!2smy
a miner named Lst:us. living It Myc.o
ai,z IN Prusala S.iea!a. haa jlsi awakened
from slsep tia. had lasted for foug months
and hsl'.
Near L;uisviile, Kyn yesterday, SIDNEY
Smith sbo. and dangerously wouuded Dad.
ley Asopo Both we're r!7ss for the af.c
.lona oft1e came young lady.
Mrs. Cullon and Mrs. Aroor qusVreled
yesterday in Leadvi!Ie, COL, and the fOtnar
ashfd Mra.Arbor fatally with katie. The
atts,'s unicorn oh!ld vas killed.
The NJ ssisslppl ho1sa has passed bin
,ppropr!sting s64 goo a year for pensions.
All INDECENT Confederate so dlefs. saio.s
ervants and the INDECENT widows OF such
shall be entitled to $50 per moLt to.
Sixteen bodies have been recovered frou
he ruins OF the burned Hotel Royal 10 New
York. 1t is expected that the bulk OF iha
bodies will Do found q. 10 ioot Of thu ee-
stor sba t. for in pacing Trough b2:h Of
:hese p'a,as distinct odo' Of burnt and de.
composing Fl sh nsniiests Itself.
Sidney Baton aged Il years, pupil at the
Main Street tchool, New Albany, Ird., waa play
ing with small dynamite cartridge yesterday.
Ho wss standing near tho stove when the car.
fridge exploded in MS hard; knocki him snd
those no.r HIN down. Bsr:on vas te ritly in.
jured the i,ah on Liz hands b,ing peeled of 10
The toac. The others we've also n.urad BIZ. not
serinusly.
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Letter from Richmond.

Special Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. s, 1892
The bill to re.estabisn q whipping poe, IL
Virginia will not pasa ct this eession Of tn.
Legislature. This question was settled 10 the
House of D slegates to-day when the House
refused to order tho bill to its engroasmett t.
The Malone orators made grand disp!a5
of their "eab" years ago when the Malone
legislature repealed this laT. They pic
tured the DOOR negro bending, s,oopoe,
crlugipg az I'd praying, while the blows from
The rawnide fell upon him. and today, TheD
,be measure came up again. it vas get aside
without many heavy strokes at oratory be-
iog made.
The next measure that Is giving tie COL
ored folks come concern ID the bill providing
separate GERS for white and colored people.
Toe strength OF this MEASURE has not yet
been teated.
The Richmond sports sre preparing 10
give royal reception to the New York de-
egation that is expected to arrive here Wed
nesday to oppose Senator Mushbach's anti
gambling bill. Il ia said some Of the best
talking talent from Gatten5urg will cone
here to fight this bill, and 1t is safe to ssy
that the committee meating Wednesday will
be Lively and interesting.
The Kent bill is now considered dead
measure, and sach being the prevailing opics
lon at the Capitol, there Ia disposition en-
the part OF the Legislature to give additional
powers to the present commissioners Il Ia
uuderstood that the bill introduced by Mr.
Mason, OF King George, Ia Intended as SORT
OF compromise measure, bat Mr.. Mason has
not made this announcement.
The bill TO authorize the Washing soD,
Ohio and Western railroad company to
make contracts OF lease and consolidation
with certain other railroad companies, and
t, connect, cross and mite with certain
other rsiroads, approved March 5rd, 1884,
is lost glidlrg smoothly along TO lite passage.
IL reoept le tar I referred to conversa-
tlon had with Delegate Ryan, of Loudoua,
ia Ieyard to this bill, in which he ss Id there
Ia scheme behind tails bill that will he 3
crest thing for Alexandria. I learn to-day
from another quarter test there Is very
importsnt railroad schsme on foot In which
Alexasdrh only will figure as ben, Fl ,lary.
aud that this scheme is wrapped up 10 the
passage of The bill have Just seierrsd t..
The plsn has already been mapped ous IN
New York.
When ex Senator Z Walton Moore, OF
Fairfax, was here les. week 10 attendance
upon the Court of Appeals he visited some
OF bis cid friends In the legisls tuie Oae OF
thsss remarked to-day, II asked Moore to
run for Attorney General In the next Stale
election, bnt he did net say whether be
would or would not" Ssnst,r Moors has
many friends Throughout the state ard he
could ees good vote In the convention.
Senator Blackstone. Of Acoomso, Is getting
In trim for the race for Attorney General
and 10 putting in some good ticks With his
country friends for this Office, While they
are here alt finding the session OF the legisla.
tuYe.
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Shooting in IBalti more .

Charley Goodman, at oae time noxd Wash.
ington tough, bat moro recently local poliical
hustler, liquor seller, and retormer In Baltimore
sho. AID Instantly killed Charley Duncan, kin.
dred spirit, yesterday afternoon during quarrel
in saloon on EutsH street that city. duncan,
who deals in horses now ard then with Lew
Pistol, s,lot keeper had made public announce.
ment of the fact that they had 1t inn 70. Goodn IA
Some frier ds of Goodnan'd tod HIM that Duncan
was looking for him. Thereupon Charley heeltG
himself and went to meet his msu. A quarrel
Immediately aross, and, before many woras had
been spoken, Goodman drew an immense horse.
pis .os snd Aired directly ct Duneans hesd, and he
dropped dead without say ing word. Pistol, see
ing the fste Of his comrads laa away. The muir
derer then gave h;mself up to the lolice. BE
pleads sslf-defense. Ever since he has been In
Baltimore Charley Goodman has given the police
much trouble. &c has been in any number Of
ssrapes About three years ago he rrofessed re-.
formati n, and during the reform campaign
amused big audience by relating from the Con.
eordia stage some Of his rasc lily acts.
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foreign countries moat uctiog s;:ura,ca,
of their deep syupstby uade, this gr!eyon.
afl c.ion." Proposals., che aays, vii be ala
before parliament t,F applying 10 I,ear3
tas general principles Of lccsl go7erursr.
9t,oa have already been adopted ia Gre,
Britain. a bill extending the adyan!g:s.
Of assisted education to Ireland aud 70, 9TH.
sr purposes connected With elementary etp.
cation In tina. country will be aubmltt. d 81.
we'll ss bills fer imprcvips tee discipline Of
she established church il regard 70 neral
.fs1aea enabling accused persona to be e..
.m!ned on thei. tEisI, aad gmsnitpg The lsy
With respsc. co the iisb;!liiea OF eu2oye,.
or itjuriea eussains6 By employee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-09

THERE ARE In this aud other cisies Of tie
s;s.s seed sellers and makers and sellers OF
fertilizers, and IN many counties ofthe State
there are seed rsiaers, but there are bills
now before The Legislature which, II passed.
will effectas!ly destroy the Eesd and fertii-
izsr business in the State, AID compel those
who Csc those articles to get them from 9th.
or States, which they can readily do under
the interstate commerce act. The trade in
shese articles In this city. now large and In
oreasing, would at once be transferred to
Washington.