The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Assistant Surgeon John r. Stone has
been ordered from Port Leavenworth 10
Fort Riley. Kan.
The Occidental Athletic Club. of San
Francisco. has succeeded In matching
Jeffries and Van Buskirk Details as 10
date and other matters will be arranged
for.
Benjamin TrapheI. jr. Of Charleston.
ed States attorney for the district OF
West Virginia, vice J. IL. Couch. jr.. dis
missed.
Heavy gales have swept the coast OF
Valencia. and many vessels have been re-
ported lost. A terrible storm has also
swept over the Sea of Azov, causing many
Shipping disasters.
William III. Trcworgy, lumber dealer at
AZ Portsmouth of the Vermont Lumber
Manufacturing Company Treworgy's
liabilities are 500. AS
Judge William G. Ghost died at Denver.
lie came to Denver Is years ago. from
Fremont. Neb. where he had been elected
judge of the county court.
Francis Kossuth. son of the late Louis
right arm in a duel with Gabriel Tgron.
at Ruda pesth. Saturday. Ggrcn was
slightly scratched by kossuth's sword.
AT Toledo. o. Friday night. Conrad
mems hotel During the night the father
unscrewed a gas chandelier. and allowed
himself 10 be asphyxiated. together with
his son
At Oakland. Cal. Friday. Mrs Mary A.
Townsend drew a revolver on Superintend-
ent of Streets Chick and prevented him
from moving her house out OF Shattuek
avenue. The superintendent heat a lively
retreat The trouble resulted from a dis
rnted grade
Fire at Indianapolis Saturday destroyed
four-stcry building st = and = West
Washington street occupied hv Robson
A a - Af%ft
valued at sI5a<a. Was destroyed. The ci-
gar store Of Charles =. Never 4 Co. and
ing sia.sa stocks. suffered heavily by
water.
Edward Mason has been sentenced 80
eighteen months at san Quentin. and TO
pay nne % Sc for using the malls -
Of Boston Mason. who Is an sx-s,onvfc.
secured 81. BY representing himself as
sheriff 81 TruCkee and writing 10 Mrs
christie that her son Edward had been
badly hurt In a railroad accident.
Mar. Maurice tSsaxe esuautsrocbe
4 Huist. who represented enc cf the s9ixt-
sions OF Brest in the French chamber ~
Institute of Paris. preistA Of the house
the nspe honorary vicar general for the
diocese % Parts. etc. - dead Tie was
born IN ISL. and frSt entered the chasat.er
81 asDutfes "a isss succeeding the late
Mar. Freppel. bishop % Anglers
While digging in cellar near Nidfles-
borough Kan. a few days agc John Win
ter WnezFthe5 s1ant mummy and dis
covered several Interesting relics The
sussFs INV - test os q mar OF great stature
hetaz ever eight feet tall IL MAS xraxs-
ped In winding sheet Of skins ans rsre~
fully sealed IN n Csuoe-shapea coTlr 4
fs~ minutes after ossng exposed 10 the
air the mummy commenced TO ers1rsanIa
hsst hy careful handling Winter haS sue
s~@s~seSs IN Keeping II intact
The hetttSs men ~ Nontfcesla III are
mourning fecauss tss raoney which thew
thought they had Won on the result az
tire esssstsoB has turned eslt % ~ WORTH
less paper ran named fssscaS worked
a great SNEHe OF rin-sfars r. rfy IN the
cMusfs@&gn NJ Lucas Ss&ars hun:sr. sess
saktax fA* kFNaa end A. fast a. be s,s.sasS
find ssksr~~ TIE money was ar,sla<e.ss ia
an sfsNesalF and then TacaS suggest sss
that u t~ deposited IL che hank with
tss~tress.f sesas - the banker to txrr, ~ ~
she envelope - the winner stssus ssssa
Mas put up IS thsS way. on WEDNESDAY
la4seas Elsa EsesAFes2 Wheg tk@ efsy~sars-ae
v~fe eIsssed. they were found 10 contain
nothing but paper.