The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-22
BRIEF TELEGRAPH NEWS.

The italian societies of St. Louis had . great
parade Friday.
Gen. B. r. Partridge. wsll-known IN Grand
| Army circles, died at Bay City, Mich, on the
| leth.
The American Institute OF Architects IN hold
! ing its twenty fourth annual convention -
| Chicago.
The Protestant Episcopal convention has de-
cided on san Francisco as the next place OF
meeting
Companies have been formed IN France to
wage systematic war on that vineyard past, the
phylloxera
Mrs Lucy whaen, a niece OF the Mormon
prophet, Joseph Smith, died at Burlington, "a.
on the 10Th, aged 81 years.
Ten fishermen were drowned and a number OF
small craft sunk of San Sebastian, Spain, dur
ing the prevalence OF heavy storm on Wsdnss-
day night.
great Catholic banquet was given Thursday
night under the auspices OF the st. Xavier
Alumni at Cincinnati, in commemoration OF the
discovery OF America
fire in the business portion of the town OF
| Piacerville, Cal, on Thursday morning. de-
stroyed $4,000 worth of property, which was in
sured for one-third of that amount
The Odd Fellows home at Fairview. Conn.
was opened for the reception Of inmates Friday.
| Ii ia in charge OF Grand Master c. b. Ware, and
applications are in from ali parts of the United
| States.
Indianapolis began its Columbian celebration
! Friday night with great mass meeting adj
| dressed by John Clark Redpsth. Music was
furnished by monster chorus OF German So
| cieties.
Josh Mathews and his wife went to a camp
| meeting at Columbia, 8. G., on Wednesday,
| locking their children in the house The house
| caught fire and the children were burned to q
| crisp
An unknown man. apparently q tramp, was
| found unconscious on New York street Octo-
| Der 70 and removed 20 Bellevue hospital, where
| he died on Saturday night On his person were
| found papers showing him to be Lent Won
| Alvensleheu, OF the famous Second regiment OF
! Imperial HuZzars, Germany
The days OF the Hungarian cabinet are num-
bered Count sxapary's resignation Is only de-
| layed by the difficulty oi finding a successor.
| Both the Tiszas having declined the premier
/ ship The crisis is due to the governments
| inability to carry the civil marriage aud other
bills 10 which the cabinet 10 pledged
A telegram received At BrusseiIs from Col.
| podds, operating in Dahomey, saws she Da-
| Romans attacked him on tina 18th and 18th, and
! after a series OF battle he defeated them with
| heavy loes. The French loss IL eighteen killed,
| elghty-nve wounded. l. was his intention TO
| attack King Bshapzin's camp as soon as possi-
bic
The American Street Railway Association 10
holding It's annual convention at Cleveland.
Next to the National Bankers Association this
body represents a greater amount OF capital
than any national industrial organization In
the United States. When II Is known that thu
record for the past three months shows IA in
vestment of sl50.000,oG0, this fact Will become
more apparent
Many school children were injured IN the rink
a, West Wiusted, Conn. Wednesday night,
where they we're gathered 20 practice choruses
for the CoiHn bus day exercises number OF
tiers OF seats collapsed. throwing their occu-
pants TO the floor. The res. anpeded. and
bruises, broken arms, legs aud collar bones vera
numerous. There was talk OF lynching Curtis.
who bulk the seats.
Frank Murray, a boiiermsksr was stabbed
TO death on the street at stockton, Cal, Tuesday
night presumably by william 5csnlan and Tom
| Lewis, VITO have been arrested. Lewis Is known
| 10 have had grudge against Murray on aceonn.
/ of Aurrsy's interference on Thursday nighs
! when Lewis attacked William Ray. superin-
/ teadens OF the boiler works. breaking bis tKsyD
| Jaw and inaicting other bruises which hars
/ KEEP. 3 IN In bed since then.