The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Congressman John C. Bell, Of Colorado.
is not candidate for governor, and Bloody
Brides Waite will have no opposition for
the Populist nomination.
DIR. ]. W. Campbell, medical examiner
ST 0ttumwa. Ia, OF the Chicago. Burning
ton & Quincy Volunteer Relief Associa-
ton, committed suicide Sunday By cut
ting bis throat with razor, on account of
Illness.
IL Is said the Kolbites in Alabama will
hold q legislature OF their own. elect a
United States senator and trust to the
next senate. in which the Populists and
Republicans combined Will predomlnate,
10 admit him.
Sunday was the hottest day OF the year
at California. AT Red Bluff the Their
mometer registered ITO degrees, NJ Sacra-
mento I06. at Fresno Io6. at san Luis
obispo 104, at Los Angeles 90. at San
Diego s. and at San Francisco 90. There
Is much suffering. Al night the deadly
log sweeps IN from the sea.
II is said Secretary Gresham has decided
on recognition OF the complete sovereignty
of Nicaragua iu the Mosquito reservation.
Neither Chief Clarence nor his successor
IN any event is regarded as having any
authority or rights separate from or
independent of national control Mica
Tagga is considered the only treaty power
and the sole source OF government.
The protective reorganization commit
tee of the Santa Re road has sent circu-
lar To every stakeholder, urging them
10 join together TO prevent the fore
closure Of the property and to 'inaugarate
q new and clean administration thor
oughly representative in character and in
noNise Identified with It's present untortu-
nate embarrassments, for individually
they are powerless.
August IA. Breckenfeld, one OF the hand.
writing experts in The Martin will case. AZ
San Francisco. committed suicide Satur-
day afternoon by shooting himself In the
head. His wife. Who has been aiilng for
some time past died Saturday. and
Breckenfeld concluded that he could not
live without her. Breckenfeid was a
much-Fespected citizen. and held = respon-
siblc position ia The Anglo-California
bank.
Gen. Daniel f. s'ekles has scheme for
the construction Of grand national park
which viii include the battlefield and
other historic points OF interest at Gsttys-
burg. The purchase Of something like
4,09o acres in and around gettysburg 10
embraced in the plan. The government
already owns several hundred acres at the
scene OF the decisive battle Of the war and
Gen. Sekies proposes 10 acquire about :, 500
acres more.
A bridge over q ravine ia Fairmount
park Kansas CITY. collapsed SUNDAY. in
inring twenty persons. Those most seri-
ously hurt Nre. Netiie Redmond. arm
fractured; y. A. Batsman. two ribs
broken; ". Boyee, internally injured r.
n Parry. fwo ribs broken: A. g. Myers.
knee badly injured. Fannie Moore lett
fool crushed; l. A. aamin, Of New York,
right foot badly injured.
An electric car jumped the track near
Eagle Rock, pleasure resort Of Orange,
jarsd. Johnny Lloyd, years osd.
rsght arm taken of 8; the elhow
Mrs Frank Davis. arm broken; Mrs. John
Lloyd. badly cut, bruised and iegs
sprained. MFs. Margaret Hallahsn. SCI
verely bruised about the chest: Mrs. n ke
FinEigan, severely ent. William KIoyG,
badly cut and bruised