The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-17

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The Richmond Terminal reorganization com
mittee, after three hours session Monday. de-
ciared the plan proposed by itself failure and
imperative
The third trial OF J. 8. Gularte. the Portu-
guese who murdered Martin Hyne last June.
picked the body ana fed it TO his vorkmen.
has been begun at Bakersfield. Cal.
Florida oranges are to be shipped to Liverpool
by fast steamers specially fitted up. The market
in England is good. and growers will get 30 to 50
per cent. better returns than by selling in
America.
Holton Terrell, Of Lawrenceburr. Ind. In
jured in the accident near Cloves, O., Sunday
died next morning, making the sixth death
from the disaster. The other injured are re.
ported doing well.
The court of claims has dismissed the peti.
ton of Elizabeth Work, formerly postmistress
at Emporia. Kan. This was test case inyoly-
ing the right of postmasters to recover balance
OF salaries found due under the readjustment
act.
Frank J. GRANGE, salesman in a Cincinnati
dry goods store, shot and fatally injured Miss
Hattie Hagedorn, saleswoman in the same
store. Monday, and then suicided. They had
been keeping company. and she lately threw
him:over.
The trial at Neustz. Hungary. OF three women
charged with poisoning their husbands and
lovers with arsenic, has closed. One woman
was found guilty aud sentenced to life seryi-
tude, and two others were acquitted. Notice of
appeal was given.
the Minneapolis Matrix Company on the ground
that the directors are trying to wreck It, The
company owns patents on Q new system of
printing. valued at $300o,oO0. and other assets
worth 100000.
Worlds fair officers will recommend at Wash
1ngtOn City that the Observance at Chicago of
the 40Oth anniversary Of the discovery of Amer
lea be postponed to October 81. so a. not to con-
fict with New York states celebration on the
18th of October.
Judge Morrow. at San Francisco, has decided
that Thomas & Kurham, libellants of the seal
ing schooner Sylvia, seized by the Bear in Ber-
ing sea, were entitled to q percentage of the
catch south of Sand point, but not on those
caught in Boring sea-
Albert Eckrasch was shot dead Sunday night
by q gang of young footpads In Chicago. William
Hunt, aged II. was arrested and made con-
fession, In which.he said that Eek rasch resisted
and Blunts companion in the robbery, q boy
named LAWN, did the shooting.
Sandelin Harter, fireman, committed sui
eide at Milwaukee Thursday evening on account
OF domestic troubles. Friday morning his wife
killed herself with poison. The double tragedy
leaves five children, two of which are deaf
mutes, to struggle with the world.
A bomb of very dangerous character has
been accidentally found under the house OF the
alleged Messiah, DR.. Teed. at Washington
heights, Chicago. This indicates that the
threats of the neighboring residents against
iced are not OF an empty character.
The annual convention of the International
Printers Protective Fraternity closed at Mil
waukee Friday, after electing William Frazer. of
Kansas City, president resolution was
passed declaring that assistance should not be
rendered to Offices whore strikes were In prog
ress.
Louis Diaz and Pablo Ochoa, two editors OF
Chihuahua, Mexico, got into controversy
through their journals and fought duel before
the civil authorities could intsrfere. Ochoa
was killed. 1t is said that President Disz will
hold Governor Corrollo responsible for the
trouble.
shooting ARRAY occurred at Louisville, KY,
Friday evening between John T. Johnson and
Charles Owens, caused by the formers init.
macy with the latter's wife, in which both were.
wounded, and Owens fatally. Judge w. l.
Lett and Anthony Leach were also wounded in
the ARRAY.
are largely Germans, and import goods mostly
from Europe, are strongly opposed to reciproc-
ity with the United Gtatoa. President Rodri-
guez has promised to send an envoy to Washing
ton City to open negotiations tor cancellation
of the agreement.
John Bierg, Adolph Neibel and Frank and
August Biechler. ship-earpenters, were
swamped while sailing on the river at Detroit
on Sunday Adolph Neibei and John Berg
were drowned. The Biechler brothers chung to
the overturned boat and were rescued in an ex.
hausted condition.
john Richard Malone, major and honorary
lieutenant colonel of the Ninth Battalion Rife
brigade, of Barnstow County, Westmeath, Ire
land has procured divorce from his wife,
the eldest sister of Lord Churlton, for adultery
with Count d'Auticken. The count must pay
the costs of the suit.
J. f. Stone, who made . wager to tramp from
San Francisco to New York, to average twenty
five miles q day. has reached Boone, Ia, where
ne was informed that the bet was lost, as he
had crossed the ferry to Oakland instead of
walking around San Francisco bay He will
reach Chicago May %
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians. in session
at New Orleans, adjourned on Saturday to meet
at Omaha in 1894. after electing national direc-
tory, appointing trustees for the endowment
fund and chose these officers: National dele
gate, Maurice F. Wilbur; secretary. Z. j. Stat
terry; treasurer. F. ]. Dundon.
The secretary of state viii be requested to re-
port to the House the reasons for the removal of
Frederick A. Bancroft, of Illinois. from the po-
sition of librarian OF the state department and
his nomination without his knowledge or con-
sent to be United States consul at Brunswick,
Germany, post not now vacant
The secretary of the treasury and director Of
the mint have approved the proposition OF the
managers of the Worlds Columbian exposition
for a special issue OF 100000 5O-cent pieces
for use at the exposition and bearing designs
appropriate TO the occasion, but the authority
for such action rests with congress.
The trial of Edward r. Deacon for the murder
of NJ. ADeille who seduced Mrs. Deacon, is set
for the 20th Deacon, it is said. declares that he
only resorted TO desperate measures after all
other means had failed. He warned Abeille and
endeayored to get his wife to consent to a di-
vorce without publicity, but she refused.
Dr. Teed, of the Koreshan community, now
establishing his headquarters at Chicago, has
been sued for $4,000 damages by Sydney C.
Miller, manager of the National Publishing
COMPANY. for alternating his wife's affections and
taking her into the community. The citizens in
the neighborhood OF where the doctor IL to To-
cate his home will call on him, aud II his pur-
poset are not good will try TO cause his removal.
At fridays session of the General Federation
wornan's Club at Chicago the election of officers
and board of directors resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown, OF
New Jersey; secretaries. Mrs. J. G. Croley, of
New York, and Miss May Temple. of Tennes-
see; treasurer Mrs Jane o. Cooper OF Colorado.
Among the board OF directors are: Mrs Julia
Ward Howe, of Massachusetts,; Miss Lydia W.
Bates, OF California.
Alfred Fuchsel has been arrested at Chicago
on suspicion of drowning woman with whom
he went ont rowing on the lake. Fuchsei says
she rocked the boat, caps;zsd IL and was
drowned, Fuchsei clinging 10 the vessel until
rescued. He Gays her name was Kittie Darrell,
hut shfs Ia believed to be false Fuchsei il
married. and il appears that the woman was
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