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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-22

TACOMA, Aug. Il Especial - Miss
Jacks, Oft this city, who was arrested in
disseputabie house At Portland yesterday
At the instance Of her father, Proprietor
Jacks, Of the Palmer house, Of this city,
as stated In yesterdays PosT-IsTELLr-
erscEg. said last winter that she world
run away with G. w. Bushnell, a drug
clerk, If her parents did no; let her marry
him. Il will be remembered by readers Of
the PosT-IsTELLfoEscEg that Bushnell
tried 10 secure divorce from his WalIa
WslIs wife last winter. lie tried 10 keep
the proceedings quiet. and after getting
the divorce he was 10 he married 70 Miss
Jacks, but Judge Beverly scored young
Bushnell. and tried 70 arouse in him
sense Of shame in attempting 10 secure q
divorce from bis wife on the ground Of de-
sertion. He thought il a poin, in his
favor to admit 70 the court that he was
suffering from q ioa.hsome disease when
he married the young girl al WsiIa Walla.
1t appears he had been accused by the
girls father. Waila Waiia city marshal,
with criminal intimacy, and was forced,
81 the point Of q revolver. TO marry her.
In . few days he deserted her q. The
DAiles.
hS bitr gym
pathies Of Miss Jacks mother, and Miss
Jacks being infatuated with him, Mr..
Jacks, most circurnspect father, could do
nothing with his daughter. He was 30
nxions 70 shield his daughter al the time
BuehneIi was refused his divorce that he
threatened 70 shoot newspaper men if they
published any item connecting bis daugh-
ter with Bushnell. He knew Bushnell TO
be worthless aud q seeker after his prop
erty. At the same time he was poweriess
in preventing or persuading his daughter
or her mother. The trying situation dis
tressed him greatly. His last resort was
TO keep Bushnell from marrying his
daughter. He was also good Judge Of
human nature and human passions.
While realizing his daughters fate should
she persist in her course he still! counted
the power Of young girls unressoning
love for . man, and IN this case a worth
less one at that.
At the time Miss Jacks was not brought
into the case, because there was nothing
but the statements OF her friends and
father TO justify IT, As the matter stood
Jacks argued eioquently in favor OF spar
ing his daughter. For month or more
i. was known that both Bushnell and Mss
Jacks had left the city.
II half OF the gossip abou. Bushne;I's
character 10 true, be is q very disreputahie
young man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-22
TERRIBLE HEAT IN EUROPE.
Many Cases Of sunstroke Reported In
Austria, Italy and Germany.

VrEygA, Aug. 2L-E;ght deaths. at
tributed 70 heat. have been reported in the
last two days. At Trieste the mercury
rose 10 10 degrees II the shade, and the
temperature OF sea water rose 70 ninety
degrees. Pesth and Prague report long
list Of sunstrokes.
yEsTcE. Aug. 2i--An infantry regiment
marching from Monseiice today suffered
dreadfuIly from the heat. Over LOO ex-
haus.ed soldiers were lef. dying by the
roadside and twenty were pat in the am
bulance.
BEELIs. Aug. 2L-The weather contin
ues TO be intensely hot throughou; Ger
many. While the Ninsty-ihird regiment
was on the march one soldier fell dead Of
sunstroke and forty others swooned.
A; Carlsruhe the grenadiers were forced 70
60 through maneuvers under a broiling
sun, e. the result. Of which many dropped
down exhausted and SIX died. During the
Posen rnaue1vers many cases Of sunstroke
occurred.
PARIS. Aug. H--During the naneuvers
Of the Tours garrison two soldiers died
from the effects Of the heat and go had 10
be sent TO the hospitals.
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AT BTZZARD'S BAY.

TIE fsherUan's daughter. Baby RQta.
Played On -he porch one summer CAV
VITA her te=thiEg-rlugs and her dolls aat
things
In her innocent, spor:.ye. childish way.
Presently toward that shady porch,
Through -he bur1lng sand and b azinr srn,
The fisherman came w.:h that thl.g Of fame,
The nominee from Bloomington
Then the fsherT1an's daughter, Baby Ruth.
Gave forth a cry with wonder fraught
son, mamma. dear" she cried, rum here
I1m here az see what pspas Caught
-E8Frae Field
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Death of a Veteran of 1872.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Aug 2i.-Dr. Lewis
Post. well known throughout this county
and state. died today in this city, aged 81
years. By his own request his remains
will be taken 10 Los Angeles for cremation.
His aged wife vas with him in his last
hours.
lewis Post was born in l-a5. He served in
'he war 81 lsl2. and for many years thereafter
prsctieed medicine in New York aaG Chicago.
lie went 70 san Diego twenty three years ago,
where he has lived ever since OF seven chill
dien, son and daughter only survive him
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THEY ARE FOR LEWIS.
Pierce County Democrats Want
Him Nominated.
STORY OF TACOMA GIRLS RUIN.
Tsnaimo Kidnspers Must Stay in JAIL
Schooner Baieyon's Owners Will
Sue Detectives.

TACOMA. Arg 2L--fEpecisj. 1-Sonebody
has rs-eoncsived the idea that I.exisi il 70 De
nominated for congress aud Thomas Car
roll for governor AZ the Democratic state
convention. a handful Of the opponents
Of the Lake Washington canal harp about
this alleged rwsp. claiming TIA. by 50 do-
ing King county would vote solid for Nc
Graw and Lewis. thus securing both gov
ernor End congressman. Tom Carroll, Of
course, says there is no truth IN this Cos
sip.
Pisree county Democrats claim the
right 70 say VINO shall be nominated for
gqyernor, and the Pierce county yoang
men are booming Lewis.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The report o. a change IN the presidency OF
tie Pennsylvania road is officially denied
Seventy five foreign delegates are in attend
spce az she international Railway congress q.
s. Petersburg, a. which Minister witte de-
uyered the address
An attempt was made 20 rob the freight off e
a. Coai City, Ala.. Friday night. Abou. Enit-
night three men appeared, battered down the
door and entered the Office The guards opened
fire, and killed one ~ c. Galley. well KNOW
desperate. The other two ESCAPED.
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Special Treasury Agent Mulkey On the
Track of Gigantic Com bins alton.

SourH BEND, Aug. 2i.-lSpecial. I'm an
interview tonigh. with c. J. Mulkey,
United States special treasury agent on
the alleged smugglers who are being ex-
amined before United States Commission
er Egbers. Mr.. Mulkey stated it TO be his
belief that he was ON the track of gigan-
tic combination of smugglers. aud be had
strong hopes Of unearthing the greatest
smuggling conspiracy ever brought to
light on the Coast. Special instructions
aaye been received from Washington City
to spare no pains or expense in the inves-
tigation. Thus far ten witnesses have
been examined. Their testimony il
strong. but all OF it circumstantjai. There
are as many more witnesses 10 be exam-
ined. They are stall az work on the first
case taken UP, that against Captain Fares,
Of the schooner South Bend. There are
at least five more who are 10 be tried on
the same charge, that OF aiding and abet-
ting the smuggling of Cinnamon aud
opium.
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PEACE OF EUROPE.
Gladstone Says 1t Is Menaeed
by Triple Alliance.
CHOLERA REACHES ENGLAND.
Hot Weather Causes Great Distress In
Germany, Austria and Italy-Eas-
sian Iron Workers Eliot.

S.PrEs. Aug. N--Ccri-e Eapo'i p7b-
listes a letter alleged 70 have been written
BY Gladstone 70 Signor Schilizzi, editor Of
Co-Yi~re, IN which TIE writer deplo,es, as a
friend Of Itaiy. her enormous military ex-
pendi;ures and embarrassing alliances,
and, ate, expressing the hope that Italy
Will abandon her African policy, says:
cannot Ike q triple OF coubls alliance BE-
cause TIE ultimate design aud scope Of these
alliances are nos peaceful TIE strength Of .
nation consists ultimately In me economy OF Is
forces. ] fear the future Of Europe Is very
dark one, although, with God's help, the present
peaceful situation rnsv Still last for some tine.
The letter ra. dated At Hsvarden prior
10 the general elections.
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hAS FaAEcEsco, A1g. IA fatal ecci-
dent occurred On the bay here this after
noon. While the schooner Seven Sisters,
laden with bark from Point Arena. was
passing point Of Angei island, she wss
struck By Sudden squall and eapsi5ed,
the BARK having become imp-egnsted with
water II the rough weather. rendering her
top heavy. The tugs yigilante and Relief
rescued .he crew. Captain Louis Olsen,
however, was Iost. not having been seen
after the upsstting Of the schooner. The
drowned man was % years Of age and In
Yp2rrf<I
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Davit. EIeetion.erinx for Morley.

LosDos, Aug. 21--Michael Davi,t spoke
yesterday At New Castle-on-Tyne in sup
port Of the candidacy Of John Morley. w no
seeks reelection upon accepting the chief
secretaryship for Ireland. Dayit. stated
he had the consent of seventy of his COL
leagues TO declare that they would vote as
man in favor Of the measures TO improve
the condition of workmen. and that the
Irish question would not monopolize par
Lament TO the exclusion Of questions al
fecting the welfare of British workmen.
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The Fiu.pcia, Crisis in India.

CALcurTA. Aug N.-The government
has informed the currency association
that i. is unable to comply with the
request Of the association that the
government appoint a commission to
inquire into the advisabili;y Of establish
ing gold standard in India, and tina: in
view of the alarming condition Of affairs
and danger of crisis that the govern
ment declare what steps it proposes to
take to aliay the panic existing in tina.
country
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A Rip in the Back.
Bottom SeTs

ain his acting" said the Boston d,a-
matte critic. Il discovered with a single.
and. as Il were. casual glance, that
there were lacking most apparently
the first requisites necessary for the
achievement u his ambi:ior-and who
shall say it is not . noble one to become
a high and exalted lulninary OF the
Thespiaa art. And so. in my
cTitique, i. became incumbent upon
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Earthquake Phenomena in Japan,

YOKOHAMA, Aug. 21.-T Mail advice. via
San Francisco. An immense subsistence
has occurred in the hills between Arava
and Harumori, swallowing up about 100
houses and 100 people. The ground has
cracked in many places in cultivated land
at lknomura. katsunra and Gun. and oc-
casional rumblings are heard. On the day
of the subsistence the village OF Tornioka
was flooded
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for Olympia. Eact man seemed 70 hare
Dics little slate tucked away somewhere,
ia. canvass showed that most Of TIE
siates did not contain many names. A
foreboding feeling 81 uncertainty per
vadsd The political sayings of ssTs-ai u
the delegates from the northern and east
err parts Of The state
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Internal Machine. for jap Ministers.

YoKoHAxA, July 2s.--[Mail advices via
San Francisco. ON July - the minister
OF home affairs. koua. and Count Okuma
received packages which. when broken
open. were found 10 contain internal ma
chimes. No injury was done. The sending
of the machines IS attributed 10 political
cnafniez
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4 australian Bank Fail are Investigated.

LONDON. Aug. 2l-The committee that
met the Bourne shareholders Of the Mer-
camille bank Of Australia report that the
bank has been insolvent since 1889. Il
also reports that Sir Matthew Davis,
chairman of the directorate, made an
advance TO the various companies he pro-
NOTED, losing 600, 0J1 in such OUTLAWS. Il
is probable that shareholders will be
obliged TO meet a deficit Of f75 60. Lon
don shareholders largely bought issues az
premium. Threats Of criminal prose-
cusion are made agains: the chairman and
directors.
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me, as true exponent OF ny convictions.
20 launch upon him my seve-es. and
marshes. disapprobatioD. which | did
with no covert attempt 20 disguise in The
most inEnitesimal degree nv dissstisrac-
ton with his Interpretation OF the drsna-
tists"-
Yes" observed the Chicago dramatic
critic, Il ripped him Up the back myself
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Talmage's Success in England.

BIRglSGHAa. Aug. p. - Rev. DR..
Talmage today addressed the larges,
assembly ever gathered in Birmingham.
The Town hall was crammed with an
aVdiegce Of 1900 persons before the ser
vices begun and outside there lowered
3 90 more people. whom DR.. Talnage adj
dressed from MS carriage after services IN
rha hall
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PoEr TowssEND, Aag. 2L-.S2eci al. -
Customs officers arrested three eontrabsnd
Chinese tins morning who hsd just been
landed from small smuggling steamer
near Point wilson the night previous.
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Iron Workers Riot In Russia.

ST. PETEEsBURG. Aug. 21.-A serious Ia
Dor riot occurred yesterday at Ekaterino-
slav. The workmen employed in the
Hughes steel railway factory set fire TO a
number of the workmen's dwellings, plum
cered the factory and had begun TO de-
molish the furnaces when military de-
tachment arrived on the scene. A sharp
encounter took place and several persons
were killed and a large number wounded
before the riot was suppress ed.
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Harrison's ProcI amation Excites Canada.

OTTAWA, Ont. Aug. 2L-The intelligence
that President Harrison has issued
proclamation agains. Canada created no
little excitement here. The members of
the government here are not disposed 10
express any decided opinion as TO the ac-
ton Canada will take. President Harri-
sons action was totally unexpected. Judg-
ing from the undercurrent of feeling dis
played IN official circles. the Canadian
government will likely not Weld.
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kidpausrs Must etav I'm JAN.

VicroRIA, Aug. I'll special. Tate and
Anderson. the two guards placed over the
non-union sailors of the Richard III. after
they were kidnapped AZ Departure bay by
the union seapen a few weeks ago have
lost their agpeal from the sentence OF i'm
prisonment. The Judge hearing the ap-
peal remarked that the only fault ne was
disposed 10 ind with the conviction Was
that the punishment Vas very light
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yIcroxs. Aug. 2l.--ISpecisi. III. ". s
Nya phe returned 10 port ih'S morning
from making an official survey OF " Ar
spite rock, ia Discovery PASSAGE. where
the ilagshlp cane To grief week uE 81 ago.
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VICTORIA. Aug. 2L- Special - Rumor
has il that the owners Of the schooner
yacht Haicyon Will take action against the
Miller & bloomfield Detective Agency for
loss occasionei by the}r report 10 the Gus
toms authorities that the Halcvon was
leaving port with opium below decks. such
a cargo not being mentioned in tie april
cation for clearance.
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painter. Eventually Hoeborn brought
matters 70 head By insulting both men
in public. They challenged him, and both
duels were fought with pistols On Thurs
day. In the first duel Treuhoiz was Sc
yerely. and perhaps rnortally. wounded.
In the second Pertz vas shot dead. Hoe
born is under military arrest
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PANAMA. Aug. Gin the district Of
Santander lepTosy IS said 10 he progressing
with alarming rapidity. \ correspondent
OF the Coryec National says: Today the
aica!Ge sent twelve iepers TO the capital OF
the province - be sent % the lazare,to.
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Vintage Prospeess in Spain.

LoSDos, Aug. 2L--The Standards Ma
drid correspondent says: In a majority of
the provinces OF Spain vintage prospects
are good
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loNpoN, Aug. GL-A fireman on the
British steamer Ellen Dunbar, from Ham
burg. died &; the hospital At Grange mouth
from what physicians pronounce As:atic
cholera
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Italian Esriug Sea IoTnrnissEaner

ROME, Aug. 2I.-NarQais Y.sconti Ven
osts, ey-mlnster and senator, ha. been
appointed an Italian member O. the Ber-
ing sea arbitration commission.
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Cholera's procres.in Eu,,i,

81. PETrEsECEa. Aug, 2i.-Cholera re-
turns Tor 81. Russia show 6.5l0 new cases
and 3.077 deaths reported il the las.
twenty-fogr hours.
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PsEts, Aug. PA dispatch from Mont
pcl!er says train crossing The bridge over
the Orb river. between Beziers and Cessa-
non, ran oif the rails today AMI was COM
pletely wrecked, I'VE persons being killed
ami eighteen seriously Injured.
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vIcToxia. Aug. Special Captain
IochIan. who built the san Pedro ana her
sister ships :or the Southern Pacific. and
who Is now here 20 raise tire wrecked
collier, proposes 10 follow ogt Captain
Whitelss's plan. with = few immateylal
alterations. lie thinks tbs Pedro viii yet
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rrussisn onscer Fight. Two pu.,.

New Yo.K. Aug. 2L-A Berlin cable 20
morning paper SAYS: Lieutenant Hoe
born had trouble early last week with Herr
IEeuho.x, . sculptor, and Herr Pertz. q
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'cf5r roaa1 TIP ca sundays, AU.se1 !, date
q sac. g. = Tor ro1n3 TIP. teree-tay Lcke.s
"a tie to.1 CA saturdays. epecia rates so- par
tee male "a sp2!tc4i.oa - uls Fluetroui ssa-
ing; delightful resort; goo1 ho;e- L A. AS
GeAu, ts<aer4. AEeaI
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hdiIicI L AtcCptI -I'OiAoA'
ton. Edgar Fawcett, Emi
eminent in literature and
science.
During the coming
year the PosT-ISTELLI-
GESCER will be the only
paper in the North
west that will print the
letters of Rudyard Kip
ling, now on a wedding
tour around the world.
He will visit Japan and
China ; touch at Singa-
pore and Batavia ON his
way to Australia: 60
thence to New Zealand
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TACOMA. Aug. 2i.--fSpecial. l--Vc.te 3
marty of delegates TO the state Democratic
convention passed through tie city today
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TIE Northern fAe-Ac railroad sF1rts ur-
eaaasied s@s4ntases Tor Qu.es. s2fs sa1 eoIa-
foftAhe journey - a.. 9oiu.s East. south al
southeast Trans rGa through - Chicago
wlfnout change, sri connect $: -. fau aaz
Chicago WI a. tae iscs:-eisss s.aes f,r ihe
>uuta Saa roaEawvsL as s4re yo4r tickets
read over that isiss J. 4, Nsleal xens.sl Aesat
I1rAels over a. transatlantic Steamship Ines
&c sac a. AorthErg lac!rc CITY tleAct osFcs
coSuur ! ss.Sr ayeaEs ami frols sIEset cesl..e,
AAsA
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Alleged eAses Of eaolsrs $, n4yFe prove to be
Iasrsly attacks OF elsrra1A
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The Sunday Intelligence

The best Sunday paper on the Pacific coast prints
greater variety Of matter than any Of its com.
petitors
During the past year the Posr-IyTzrIEGEycEa has
contained stories and articles By Rudyard Kip
ling Bill Nye Bret Harte, ". Clark Russell, Murat
Hastead John A. Cockerill John Swinton Frank
g. Carpenter T. G. Crawford, Mrs. John Sherwood
Nine Adam jerome L Jerome Julian Hawthorne
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James J. Corbett, Robert
FitzsimmOns, Michael
Donovan, Jack Demp-
sey, Camille Flamma-
rion, Frank Stockton,
Raymond Blathwayt, ex-
P0stmas ter General
j am es, Algernon C.
Swinburne, Mrs Henry
" ard Beecher, Lord
Wolseley, Edward Wake.
field, Edwin Arnold,
Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Harriet Prescott Spoford, james Payn, Mrs. Linn
ton Edgar Eawcett Emile Zola and MANY others
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and to Samoa. where he will visit Robert Louis
Stevenson returning to Australia On the way to
Ceylon and India to revisit the Simla Hills. over
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Wnlcn he mas thrown the
glamour of his genius.
Bill Nye, the greatest
humorist in the world,
willcontinue his delight
full letters. describing adj
ventures in all parts Of
the United States.
The next six short
stories of Bret Harte,
Kipling and Clark Rus
sell will be printed in
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E.cursiop, 10 suoounimfe Falls.

- iull o. a.i.ess jealousy - guilt
II ~. ...e.f 10 feaf.rg n L. .uiir