The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-20
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to this country. says the papsi ahlegass II to b
raised 70 q eardina,1te-
Four Chinese attempted b register q san
Francisco Saturday, but were not permitted. the
blanks not having arrived
Rich gold fields are reported from the Organ
mountains, Tex The excitement ID intense.
And an army OF prospectos 10 on the way from
FL Psso.
The Russian reform sgifators Of Europe and
America win defend the siberian refugees I'M
der arrest as San Francisco aad make every Of
fort 70 secure their release
New York 10 going to have . six-day inferno
ttonsl bicycle race. beginning Christmas day.
Entries close December 9. The prizes in gold
are 81 20. $50, $500. $780, $50, $50.
Judge Noah Davis, OF New York, IL at the
head OF national movement, non-poiitical. to
fight gamblers. A number of prominent men Of
ell parties are members Of the organisation
The resignation of Assistant Secretary of War
Grant has been accepted Gen. Joseph r Doe.
OF Janesville, via. snjutsnt-general of the
Wisconsin National Guard. viii succeed him.
The Guion line. one OF the Oldest of the trans
atlantic companies, il going out of the passen-
ger business between New York and Liverpool
The steamers Alaska and Arizona ere 10 Be sold.
The bark Lady Isgard. laden with sealsbins
from San Francisco for London, has been aban-
doned in the Atlantic, in latitude 43 north.
longitude 81 west The crew were taken on BY
Q steamer.
II has been reported to the interior depart
ment that q number of whites have invaded the
Uncompsgre Indian reservation, Utah, to pros
pect for gold. Orders have been issued to drive
the intrueers or
TIE state department feels the need OF . cable
70 Hawaii, and officials have vnuchsafed the Ia
formation that the need has been so manifest
during the last few weeks that 1t viii lead to
cable at no distant date
Miss Frances Ewing, daughter OF Hon. James
Stevenson Ewing. United states minister ut
Brussels. Belgium, is to be married on Christ
mas at St. Peters Episcopal church, Baltimore,
to Ii. II. Beecher. OF Memphis, Tenn.
Martin Kelly. an ex-political boss, lost his
libel suit against the San Francisco Erdminer.
II took the jury six minutes to decide that no
damage was done by accusing Kelly of stealing
fire engines. The case was for $75.ooo.
By order of Treasurer Morgan all bank notes
for redemption by the treasury department must
have the transportation charges prepaid, or the
charges will bs deducted from the amount
thereof. The order viii 60 into effect Novem-
Der ~
Two weeks ago the Nashville, Tenn, Coal
Company was formed, and local dealers agreed
TO buy coal only from the combine. The citi-
Gems held meetings, and the grand jury has in
dicted Allison and Mailer individually and as
members of the combine.
The New York supreme court has reversed the
decision OF tho lower court diminishing the &C
tion brought by William r Laidlaw to recover
$4,000 damages from Russell Sage for injuries
received by Lnidlaw during the dynamite ex-
plosion in Sage's Office. A new trial has bsen
ordered.
John Boyd Thatcher, chairman of the awards
committee of the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton. has obtained an order from the executive
committee removing his Office TO Washington
City. This order fescnds the decision OF the
national commission, and President Palmer il
very angry.
T. Z. Knots tried to file papers OF incoroora-
ton Of the Roby, Ind, Athletic Club on Friday.
The secretary of state refused 10 issue q charter
tho capital was not sufficient for the purposes
outlined. The club says they will go ahead
without charter and Gov. Mathews says prize
fights will not be tolerated.
Ahandcar on the Beaver Meadow branch Of
the Lshigh Valley railroad broke its brake
coming down the mountain side near Haxelton,
Pa. Friday IL rounding curve IL jumped the
en- bankment. falling with Its six passengers 800
feet Andrew Koitx was killed. Nike Marty
fatally, and the other four badly injured.