The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-04
THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SATURDAY. 1893

tees 70 aid Gov. Mckinley. although the latter
has sxpfsssed his determination not 70 acceps
aid
Eighteen complaints have been made against
Capt Boufke, OF the Third United states cav
airy, Who II chasing Cara guerfillas, BY revolu-
tionfsts charging him with false imprisonment.
Two minority reports have been presented BY
the COMMITTEES investigating the whisky trust
The division came on the question Of adultera.
ton. Ray Of New York wants 70 prohibit 1t BY
Law.
Assemblyman johnson, OF California, CHARGED
with embracery BY Railroad Commissioners Rsa,
has been exonerated BY . committee Of invest-
CATION and Rsa u accused of . bulldoSing At
tempt
John ". Francis, an old resident Of Los An.
eeies ana ex.county recorder, was arrested ON
March on suspicion Of having fired several
buildings on Pico Heights within the past
month.
The people Of New Jersey are up In arms
against law recently passed BY the Legislature
licensing horse racing. monster demonstra-
ton OF tae opponents Of the law was held ct
the state house.
The coiored Baptist college At Little Rock,
Ark. was destroyed BY An incendisry fire on
Thursday morning and six of twenty students
who jumped from the windows were severely
hurt Loss, 5000
Judge Phillips. of the United States court OF
Missouri, has refused to release the St Clair
county judges from prison on q writ of habsas
corpus. and severely criticises Gov Stones
states rights message.
A rear end collision between trains on the
consolidated road. near the PaWtucket river
bridge in Rhode I,land. Wednesday, resulted in
the death OF the child of Andrew Vanish and
the injury of four Others.
The Transcontinental Association ct Santa
Barbara, Cal, held meeting Thursday, elect
ing W. n. Sage, traffic manager of the Rock
Island. chairman. Worlds fair rates were dis
cussed, but no action taken.
The San Francisco Examiner makes . charge
that the san Francisco & san Mateo railroad
company paid Martin Kelly. OF the firm OF
Crimmins 4 Kelly, local politicians. $4,000 in
1851 "for services rendered"
The king Of the bunko steerors, Thomas
OBrien. who escaped from the American con.
sui at Hsvre, France, 10 living In luxury with
his pal. DOC Mincheu, in Busnos Ayres,
where he In safe from extradision.
A resolution has been introduced in the
Minneapolis legislature for the investigation of
alleged extensive timber frauds In Itascs
county. Some of the largest timber dealers in
the county are said to b involved.
President Horace Porter. OF tho Grant Monu.
ment Association, has announced that there
was enough money raised to complete the mon.
ument and the contract will be let immediately.
1t will be finished in the tall OF 1885,
The grand jury has indicted LOO ladies and
gentlemen, members Of leading families, In
: Columbus, lno., on . charge OF gambling, for
playing progressive euchre Professional gam
blers are seeking revenge tor being closed up.
The south bound train on the Iron Mountain
road was wrecked near Hope. Ark, Wednesday,
and baggage car. chair car, two coaches and
one sleeper were burned. Fifteen or twenty
persons were reported injured, but none ser.
iously.
The last Of three indictments found BY the
grand jury ct Newport, KY, against Col Berry,
congressman elect, has been quashed. Mem.
bers Of the city council who were indicted for
the same unlawful Transaction have been dis
charged.