The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-18

The NidwinteY fair Mardi 0ras carnival
began Tuesday 81 San Francisco.
Ex-Presidens Harrison has lsfs Cali
fornia for mis- home in Indianapolis
Fsvs bodies In al have bsen discov'
cred in the ruins Of the Buffalo glucoss
works.
Rufs Reaves Of Athens. Ga, has failed.
Liabilities, So. 00o; assssA nominaliy,
$oo0. 000
Three hundred men Who went out q
Mctntosh's mine. Brazil, Ind, April Ii,
have returned 20 work.
San Francisco hanks are giuttsd with
money. which they would gladly loan 81
per cent on good security.
Harvard college will establish branch
Observatory at flagstaff. Arix Prof. A. Z.
Douglass chose the location.
Representative Storer, OF Ohio, has In
troduced In the house the SicsraguS canal
bill as presented BIZ Senator Morgan to the
senate.
The Republicans Of the Second Indiana
congressional district have nominated
Col. A. II. Handy. . prominens lawyer,
for congress.
The president il considering the sdvis-
ability Of calling another intern ational
monetary conference, this one to meet in
the CiIy OF Aextco.
The ceiling of the Riverside school at
Point St Charles. Canada collapsed Tues.
day. Three children veEs crushed 70
death and several injured.
Ex-Gov. Hoacley. special counsel for
the government, says the interests Of the
United States are not suffering under the
Union Pacific receivership.
Specials from all over the Rocky mount
asrx.s
snow storms, with high winds and Drift
ing snow In the mountains.
A bill will soon be introduced In con-
gress aoo.ishing the revenue districts Of
Goes Bay. Or, and Yaquina, Or. The ter
riiory will be attached 10 other districts.
". L. Corbin, who len Xenia, Ohio, q
short time ago penniless, and whose pres
ent whereabouts Is unknown, has fallen
heir to 500. 600 by the death of an uncle in
the East Indies.
Boston has notified the electric railroad,
light, telephone and telegraph companies
that their wires must be placed under
ground in the crowded portions Of the city
before November Is
The score in the opening game Of the
continuous pool match at Cleveland Mon
dav night was: D'oro. aS: Clearwater.
leo. The score Tuesday night was:
Clearwater, 3oo: D'0ro, l95
Jerome. the largest mining camp in
Arizona, was entirely destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning. All the business
houses are gone. including the records and
other property OF the postofice.
A binding snowstorm began ct Chey-
enne, Wyo., Tuesday afternoon and was
still raging az midnight. A strong wind
10 blowing and the snow 10 drifting badly.
The storm extends over the entire state.
The new Denver fire and police board
tooK possession of the Offices Tuesday,
peaceably. The MAYOR will make appiica-
ton for warrants against Orr, Martin and
others for storing dynamite In the city
hall.
Although the strikers parade the roads
no assaults are being made and fires are
being started throughout the coke region.
Orders for general strike next Saturday
sill not be observed. By that time the
entire region will be At work.
A cyclone passed over the county thirty
miles east Of Guthrie. o. T.. Tuesday, do
ing great damage. In Lincoln county
four houses are reported demolished and
several people injured, and over the line
in Pot,awastomie county dozen houses
we're wrecked and two people killed.
Publ, Administrators Stanley. Of Oak
land. Cal, has brought suit against James
T. Gardiner and wife TO collect 50. 900 due
the estate OF 4. P. Z. Kelley, formerly of
Seattle. Ii Is alleged that when Kelley
came from Seattle 20 live with Gardiner he
had considerable money and collectibls
notes. He died, and now neither can be
found.
The Southern members Of the Lincoln
Memorial Association had their annual
meeting Saturday nigh. IN the old house
on Tenth street. Washington City, where
President Lincoln died. Vice President
Stevenson presided in the absence of Chief
Justice Fuller. DIR. Hamilton, president
OF the association, made the opening
speech. Addresses were also made by
Senator Henderson, Gen. Thomas VIM
cent who was at Lineoin's death bed, and
John q. Nicolay. Lincoln's private Sec
yetary.