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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-15

ALBANY. Or, Oct. 4.-5special. 1.-The
second days session of the Pres
byterian synod of Oregon opened with
devotional exercises at Albany college,
and Rev. +. e. Strayer. of Ashland
and Rev. DR.. Brown, of Portland, adj.
dressed the students. The committee on
Albany college reported the institu-
ton IN more furnishing condition
than ever before in its history,
and congratulated the college on
erecting new building costing
$4,000. The committee on Sabbath desc
Grafton reported. deploring its dissertation
10y Sunday newspapers. races, games,
and Sunday excursions. and commended
the action of congress in favoring closing
the Worlds fair on Sunday. The COM
mittee on church erection reported five
new church edifces built during the year
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Terrible Battle Over . Crap Gssns.

ROCKVILLE, Mo-, Oct. IA terrible bat
tie was fought with knives and pistols on
Missouri, Kansas & Texas passenger
train, which reached here from the South
this afternoon. A party of negroes were
returning from the Indian territory. where
they had been ralroading, and fourof the
party engaged in a game of craps"
Within few miles of town they qu.rreled
and fought desperately. Frank sIarris
was shot through the abdomen and 3Ienry
Wheatley stabbed near the heart, AMI both
will die. Another battle occurred when
officers boarded the train here TO arrest
john Searcy, who shot Harris. searcy
fled from the train, firing i've shotszat the
officers as he ran. He was finally over
come and lodrei.in Jail
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BRUTAL URIAH HEAP.
Made Little Girls Eat Red Pep
per Because They Sang.
swiNDLER WELLS CONVICTED.
By the Evidence OF Oracle Gilbert, For
merly Of Washington-A Los Angeles
Boy Murdered by Chinaman.

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 1.-THE trus-
tees OF the Boys and Girls Aid Society
met today to investigate the published
charges that Supt. Heap had forced
three little girls to eat red pepper as a
punishment for singing a popular
song. A communication was received
from Mr.. Heap admitting the truth
of the charges, and rendering his resigna-
ton. The trustees adopted resolutions
stating that Heap acted unwisely in the
method of punishment. but acquItting
him Of any intention of cruelty. The
trustees forbid such punishment in the
future. and will take the resignation under
adyisement, with the understanding that
such action will be taken in the near
future as will be for the best interests OF the
society
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Reeves to Lead GiImore's Band.

PORTLAND, Oct. H.-[Special. I'D. w
Reeves received a telegram from st. Louis
Wednesday night from c. w. Frudenboll,
agent for Gilmore's band. saying: "You
have been unanimously elected leader of
the band. Wire acceptance. Particulars
by mall Reeves Immediately wired ac-
ceptance. provided the conditions were
satisfactory. In the event of Reeves GO
ing. of which there is little doubt, Church.
the leading cornetist, will succeed him as
leader. The American band has been in
existence tifty-six years, and Reeves has
been leader twenty-six years.
Reeves received the letter tonight He
will join the band and take charge at ST..
Louis on the Path inst.
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All Against Allen.

John b. Allen may or may not be reelected
United States senator but by the eternal Gee
hoss-efat he shall have justice.whils he is sen
tor. The Ledger campaign against him is 1
rather premature opening of the senatorial
boom TO place Mr.. Bennett in his place. Every
mean thing the Ledger says about Alien is su2I
posed to be an inch gained by Mr.. Bennett, q
the senatorial race. That paper SAYS ths. Ale j
is trying TO prevent Bennett getting the drd
dock contract. That must be mistake, for Mr.
Alien is known TO be the mildest of men, and
always turns the other cheek. Ii is the Cofs]
merce that is keeping the wires hot trying to bed
Mr., Bennett out OF the dry dock business. IL ra.
members how it was beat out of pu bic printing
contracts. and is now on the trail hunting poe,is
justice with good chance of success.
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Oregon Criminal News.

SALEM, Oct. A-[Special. Upon . re-
qusition from the governor of Nebraska,
Gov. Pennoyer today issued a warrant for
the arrest of i. l.. Petzald, waneed ut
Omaha for embezzlement.
Charles Pyburn and Dave Young aoday
pleaded guilty to burning the steamer T.
c. Young. Capt. John Dove, indicted for
the same crime, pleaded not guilty. and
stands trial on Tuesday, the same day on
which sentence will be pronounced upon
Young and Pyburn.
So many efforts have been made recently
TO wreck passenger trains on the Sopa hern
Pacific, that the company now sends hand
cars over the road on all the divisions a
few minutes in advance OF the evening
passenger trains.
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MURDERED IN AN OPIUM Joint.
Los Angeles Chinaman Entices a Boy
Into . Vile Den and strsngics Him.

Los Angeles Chinaman Entices = Boy
Into . Vile Den and strsng1es Him.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 14-lnteEse ex-
element prevails among the Spanish
American population over the ateocious
murder of a boy named Fernando oeaijada,
the son OF well-known farmer ana prop
erty owner of this county. The lads body
was discovered in cesspool in CHG atown
last evening. and today Identifies. The
coroner's inquest showed that deash was
caused by strangiing.
Ii is believed the boy was enticsf by q
Chinaman into an opium joint ana there
murdered because he would not consent to
become the victim of unnatural crime.
The identity of the murderer is believed
to be known, and the police are ,aak ng
diligent search for him. The Spanish
Americans threaten to make troabte in
Chinatown tonight unless the murczerer is
produced
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Glad to BE Rid OF Count Leo.

TACOMA, Oct. IA [Special.l - United
States Marshal Brown on returning from
Spokane today sent word 10 Warden
Perry, at McNeiPs island, instructing him
to give up the chase for Count Leo de
Claude. If he had not already captured
him. Marshal Brown says Claude has
only ten days to serve, and it is not worth
while TO make any great attempt to cap
ture hun. Besides it is good radiance to
have him out of the state. While the
supposition is that Claude fears he will be
prosecuted for other crimes, Marshal
Brown is not aware of any specific charges
hanging over his head. Claude was con-
yicted OF sending obscene literature
through the United States mails.
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The Cronin Suspect Is riekpocket.

PORTLAND, Oct. Ia Special A Salem
special - the OTeFoniGn says Detective
Mccarthy, formerly OF Los Angeles. this
afternoon visited the Oregon state peui-
ten,isry and had AT interview with
Thomas Coleman. alias Georhecan, who
IS thought to- have been Dr.. Cron;n's
slayer. Mccarthy is thoroughly con-
vincen that Coleman IS man who -
wanted by Chief GlSss. Of Los Angeles.
for picking pockets. During the inter.
view. Coleman could not recall Chief Glass
name. but called him Gas AMI Cad, ana
finally wound M by saying that il Chief
Glass waRtei him he wished he would
come after him. lie claims not 70 have
been In Los Angeles since Octo-
her. iSSS. 81 that time he
Was with his wife. and registered
al the Hotel Del Coronado. A. san Fran
cisco he claimed BE res, led st the corner
OF sixt,eth and hIssjoa streets. IN \ house
kept by Mrs. Cartwright Mccarthy Is
uncertain whether or not Coleman had
suy connection With the Crolju murder.
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today, and reported that entirely suitable
and satisfactory rooms had not been Sc
cured. Three of zeven members Of the
board, Secretary Tonneson SAYS, are OPP
posed 10 Tacoma as the headquarters Of
the board. Mr. Bucey. president of the
board, is not particular where the board
has headquarters. He Is TO remove to
Buenna, which is in King county, and 1t
is said he will naturally favor Seattle for
the boards headquarters. Tie matter
will be discussed at the next meeting OF
the board, November Is, at Seattle, at
which time the committee appointed 70 Sc
cure quarters at Seattle will present its re-
port.
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NEWS OF NORTHWEST
Sandbagger Tries to Shoot a
Walla Walla Policeman.
BANK OF PORT ANGELES FAILS.
Tacoma Jsweler Con-
suis 1T Taeoma-Kiopements from
Olympia and Vancouver.

WALLA WarLA, Oct. H.-An unknown
man attempted TO shoot Police Officer
Morse about midnight. The officer found a
man hiding in an alley near building with
sandbag in his hand. When the officer
attempted to take the bag from
him. he drew 3 revolver and at
tempted to shoot the officer. He
was taken to the city Jail and
locked up. He refused TO disclose his
name or where he came from. He answers
the description of Tom Dalton. who is
wanted in Missouri for murder, and he
also bears some resemblance to- one Ct the
RosIyn bank robbers
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Billiards. Good Fire Department.

About O'Clock this morning fire was
discovered in the Troy laundry, owned by
y. ]. Blake, on Ballard avenue, Ballard.
1t was already well under way, hav-
ing caught in the floor under the
furnace. The alarm was met with
remarkably quick response from the ire
department, and the flames were extin-
guished with only nominal damage. The
building is in the center of the business
district, and the fire, if it had been al
lowed to get start, would probably have
done great damage.
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The Shamokin Disaster.

SHAMoEIN, Penn, Oct. IA correct
list of the dead and injured in yesterdays
disaster at the Reading Company's -terl-
ing Run col,iery is as follows:
The dead-Thomas Ogara, Benjamin
Thomas. Samuel Collins, James honey
and John Backvidge. With the exception
of O-ara the above We're rescued this
morning, but were so badly injure6 that
they died shortly after.
lniured-Horace Boyce. Samuel godg-
ers. William Mack, Daniel Reed. w.
Hitchcock and Patrick McDavitt, three OF
whom will probably die
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be, who guesses the nearest tn the number q
votes Nelson Bennett viii not receive in the
legislature for senator will receive two tina
passes on Northern Pacific company. good 10
take the holder TO any local or overland trail
and giving on their backs the full time tables Il
the Northern Pacific company. All guesses 10
be securely sealed and mailed 10 Hon Nielsen
Bennett, guess editor of the next senate. IL will
be remembered that the Ledger literally Offered
TO give round the-world ticket to any Que guess.
ing nearest TO the time made by its missionary
round the world. George Francis Train, and PEG.
pie have been asking why the ticket was never
aWardni
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The Victoria sNsIers.

VICTORIA. Oc:. 1.-THE sealer Viva has
been given an oycrhautus. She viii NOT
SO oct TIL February. The bark Martha
Fisher sails for London on Monday or
Tuesday with $500 eases of salmon.
The schooner Annie T. Paint. the last
schooner except the Maggie Mac. has come
IN with total each of I0o0 skins
NANcoUvER, Il. t.. Oct l4-lSpecial.7-
Judgment has been given against Cant.
toFp. of the sealer Vancouver Belle, in
favor of SIX sailors and hunters for SIMS
varying from $40 to $lS1. for WAGES from
the time Of sieaing articles TIL the vessel
was ss;std by the Eussians on Angus; y
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An ACCOMPLISHED Teacher.

Miss Anna krebs, an plished
young lady who has recently been grad
uated from the conservatory of music
OF the Willamette university. at
Salem, Or, has come TO Seattle 10
make her home. She will teach
piano. voice, violin and German. and she
comes recommended as being proficient
in each and understanding how to teach
them. She can be found at room 325 Occi-
dental block between > and O'Clock.
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Effort 90 Secure German. French, Aus
trian and Swedish Representatives..


TACOMA, Oct. 14-[Special. AS Capt.
r. w. De Lion. resident Chilean vice con-
sui OF this port, says he Is not recognized
oy the customs house on the Sound, he
proposes to clear the Chilean bark Augusta
with temporary register, and in this
event he does not think Collector WATSON
will libel her. 1t appears Capt. Gilmore
of the Augusta left his papers with Con-
sui Macondry at Port Townsend when he
entered the Sound, not knowing that
Capt De Lion vas Chilean consul at this
port. subsequently the Port Townsend
consul refused 10 recognize De Lion or re-
turn the Augustus papers TO Capt Gill
more. Hence Capt. De Lion proposes TO
clear the Augusta with temporary regis
ter.
This reference to Tacoma consuls is
being discussed quietly in connection with
the effort now being made TO secure Ger
man, French and Austrian vice consuls
for this port. Tho commercial bodies of
the city are pushing the matter vigorously.
with good prospect, il is said, OF secur-
ing the cousuls.
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Recent Elections Indicate That the Tide
Is Setting Against Home Rule.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE election to fill the
vacancy for the Cirencester division of
Worcestershire, in the house of commons,
caused by the death OF Arthur Brand
Ninterbotham, Gladstonian, resulted in
the election of Col. 7. c. Master. Conserva-
tive, over lawson, Liberal. This will re-
duce Giadstone's majority in the commons
to thirty-nine. Master won by a majority
of only three.
The defeat Is keenly felt by the Liberals,
who though they expected hard fight,
hoped to retain the seat. This is the first
loss the Liberals have sustained since the
general election. Following the reduced
majoritles in the by-eiections in Leeds and
Bedfordshire it is certain to make a
marked impression on the public, while
1t vii. stimulate the Conservatives to con-
test every election where there is the
smallest chance of victory
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Eprairn Npws.

The Greeuock Cereal Mills were burned FIJI
day morning Loss. Eij00m
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. Deacon win
settle their differences ont of court.
Col. Dodds, commanding the French forces in
Dahomey. has not been killed. as reported. but
is slowly advancing into the interior
The South Australian ministry has resigned
in consequence Of the defeat OF the government
on financial policy. Bonner Will form a new
cabinet
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The steamer Oceanica, which arrived at San
Francisco Friday morning from China and
Japan, brought cargo OF silk and merchandise
valued at nearly 100000.
Capt John White, of the United States ms
rine service, suffered stroke of paralysis aad
apoplexy at san francisco Friday morning
which. owing to his age, II is feared may prove
serious.
A mountain of carbonate of zinc has been
discovered near iIillsboro, y. NJ, which 10
worth about IS per ton in the markets OF It,
Louis and Missouri 1t was first thought TO ha
lend, but recent ASSAYS determi ne 1t to be Muc
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sumner News

SUMNER, Oct. Il Especial Col. Dool.ttIe's
speech here was well received. He diseased
tbs tariff auI is bearing upon the hop a1s lurn-
her industries very lucidly. The coIoael was
cuthuslas,4ca'lv cheered. Joe Mitchell made
personal plea Tor unity and harmony aIsi Nc
.G:aw.
The next meeting Of the Pierce County E5@sch-
eTs' Association w-tii he beld at Ortiug "a the
29sh inst
Today the city is voting on the proposition 70
issue bonds for $4,000 Tor water WORKS The
PROPOSE on viii he probably defeated.
Iae Northern Pacific railroad Is making ex.
teas4ye Improvements here.
The r,upi3e schools WI observe Colr7-ahus
day. Rev. }. ". Iait of Tacoma, Will a. liver
lie address
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All is quiet AT CoiFeyyille, Kan. and II friends
OF the Daltons seek vengeance they viii bzte the
dust as the bandits did,
Ex-Auditor 4. G. Copper, of the San AStonio
&c Arkansas Pass railroad, has been injected.
charged with forging the name OF RECEIVER
ioakum for receipts sggregating $4,000. copper
has rot vet been arrested.
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BANK OF PORT ANGELES FAILS.
II Had Been shay Long Time, and
tho IaserA Are Few.

Pogr ANosLEs. Oct. IA Special The
absolute collapse Of the Bank OF Port
Angeles. b. +. Schwartz president. is con-
iirmei today. The institution has been
known To be in severe straits for some
time, and consequently there ia very little
loss arising over the failure here. The two
principal losers are the Western Washing
ton Development Company 500. and
Sheriff Gould for about the same amount.
bat as the dep0sItors were few there will
he small loss 10 merchants. aud the closing
Of the hank Will not he felt by the COM
mauity.
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suicide GA Brave Poiicama,

NV N,sS. oct. lt-Policenan Gearya
Jones, - years old, Of LAST Twenty-secord
Street staten. shot ana MORALLY wounded
himself IT. the abdomen last evening whige
vi>tlJ.nI 81 the home of his uncle. Nathan
t.rr>, IN williamsburg, The a;temrte3
suicide vas evidently the result of the sal
bereavement which the policeman recently
suffered ~ the death OF his sweetheart
Miss Mary Barns. daughter u wealthy
widow Policeman Jones' parents and
'To sisters reside IN San Francisco. Jones
h7l 81 exceptional recora and had twice
received honorable mention from the COM
'u.s>taae7s To ham Is c-a1 tel the hraakin,
Up OF the notorious stable gang" He shot
aat killed ;helr leader. Rats" Geoyheg,n
on January =. 1891. after Gelsheean mad
F-et I've shots ii him. Although the
ctas- n,em >ers o. the gang threatened
vengeance, he kept arreStjne and interior
laE *s.h their proceedings Until they cave
uP the Struggle ana d.s5anIe4 He did
excellent s3sk as detective IL a.res,!l.r
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The car as a family man is an example for
oher European mouarehs. He passes his even,
ings with his family and often reads to his wi o
while she embroiders. His love for his wife is
very great. At court reception in Paris "
1867 hs met Eugene, and on being asked wAo
was the most beautiful woman present, turned
his back on the queenly empress ana pointed 10
his own wife
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TAcoHA. oct. Ia Special II Z. Web
er. OF Philadelphia, who - making tour
og the Coast, complained To she police TO-
Hay that Ann;e Hicks = box rus.Ier. and
other attaches Of the Theatre Conigaa
secured sli5 Of hrs money last night. far
which he says. he saw only few bottles
q. beer and wine
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Agitation Against American Cattle.

LONDON, Oct. IA movement is on
foot among cattle breeders to promote a
bill providing for qsarantining all foreign
live stock except such rs is intended for
slaughter. Tie movement Is chiefly
directed against the admission of Ameri-
can cattle. The live stock Journals
strongly support the movement.
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WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. l4.-On the 18th
instant, Secretary of State Foster instruct
ed Minister Scruggs that the new govern
ment of NenzueIa is legarlly established,
IN possession of and in power in tlEs, ma
ton and accepted by the people, lie could
make formal recognition of it.
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1'est Ite'est - How manifested in the frantic
sruggis Of Nelson Bennett to become United
states senator 30 great is the interest tna.
every Body wants to know how many miles he
VIII come nom winning. Therefore the Puyal-
imp Cssaaeres hereby offers = prize for the hest
guess as ioliows; lie or she,sss the case zsey
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every reason to believe that 1t will b a
strong one. Atkins, Weldon, Hooker
Harris, Ford and Ceilings will play, the
latter acting as captain. A large gather
ing OF football enthusiasts is expected, and
the game will be played. rain or shine.
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Strike an .he usytian ReruhIic.

vANcorvrE. Il. G.. OF. I4.-l>oeclaI =
The fsytisn Republic arrived here ear.v
;his morning. TIE loneshoreuen refused
70 assist Il the crew were alone! - handle
the freight on ths steamer, - tbey we're
uos employed. Tie crew then refused %
work ga the dock IS we'll s. on TIE
steamer snd were at once discharged The
cargo vas got Oh; slowly ty tae mates,
rueseT. carpenter and Waterman. ara sac
is;g Short-handei this afternoon.
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Washington Pensions.

WASHINGTON CITY. Oct. 14-lSpac@aL =
Pensions have been granted To residents
ot Washington as follows: Original. caleb
Tar.eton. John y. WaIlingfort, Jo!ss, i.
Coe, Michael Countryman; additzonal,
William ]. Thomson.
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Dan" Kennedy for the murder OF John
Heating about nine months ago ard cap
turing Charles Keister for the m,srder OF
Fl. Wolf on May 80, this year. TEae evil
dence that he produced sent them 10Th to
prison for long terms.
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The ssate meara Of nertt,nltnrn.

rAcos, Oct, Ia Special - M. Jesse.
one q the committee a.. the state board ot
horticulture which visited Seattle for the
pgTpoSe of securing sooms for the hoard
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TAIEeuAH, /. T., Oct. 14.-The marshal
and deputies who went TO capture Ned
Christie returned yesterday withous their
man. Christie's friends began to surround
the officers from the outside. and she re-
Inducements sent from Fort Smith were
so long in arriving that the officers. were
forced to beat retreat. Twenty meis have
been sent from Fort Smith and ChieE Har-
ris has ordered the sheriff of this district
with twenty men to assist them. when
they arrive another attempt will be made
to capture the outlaws, and a regular
pitched battle will probably take place.
John Fields, who was wounded on Tues
day, is dying. and Joe Bowers will lose
one foot as a result of his wound
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Suicide of n San Francisco Capitalist.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 14--Aaron Wolf. n
wealthy capitalist who owns considerable
real estate here, committed suicide late
last night by shooting himself through the
head. 1t is believed that despondencf over
litigation which has been carried on for
two years past with his brother led 20 the