The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-07

J. Price Vaughan sa0t ard killed A. IL.
Phillips az ATeuckls. Ca, yesterday eFeiA-
4ng Taey had quarreled over tAe a-stFlo-
ulsun % the spells ~ their hunting IT'D
OF six weeks IN tAe mountains a4A 1AA
gave himself Up.
TIE Northern Pacific steamship Olympia
sailed gram Tacoma al dawn yesterday
morning for Chl1a and Japan. wl.a car
- % -four. }lgn her. mac a.neTy. coltol and
general merchandise. aPgrcxlIfaA ing 1.a.@
sons and passenger list OK s-xty-ass
persons
Mrs. Doolin. wife Of the outlaw wAo vas
yesterday 10 get the personal eIiects o. asF
hGsosfaI. involving a.s gun and sAoaae,
AID tine diamond ring found on his I'M
ger. She claims he was subject 10 InSAlli-
-, caused b. a Wound "a sae aeaa-
Mrs. Herman Oelr.chs and her sister,
Miss Birdie Far, are n san Francisco.
Herman Oelrichs ala not accom- p4ny
them. but VII probably follow In sew
days Both ladies are anxious 10 have
their testimony IN the inquiry as 20 the
validity or their dead fathers viii taken
as soon as possible.
John Tkerurer. New York city black
suta. yesterday shot and instantly Killed
M.cAael Murphy. dTink-crazed man,
who staggered into his house Murphy
attacked Mrs Therarer and her sister.
and tried 20 throw them down stairs Their
LTer was defending the women and hlnl~
self when ne shot, according 20 ali lesG-
moay.
Matthew Clark. an old bachelor farmer,
was today found murdered, lying on the
Excelsior Springs, Mo. HIS head sas nor
ri5ly battered. ana ne had evidently been
murdered for MS money There Is no
clew ard particulars are medgre. Clark
had lived alone for years aal was Well
20 DO.
An explosion heard of the coast near
the town OF Moros. Ia the prov nee OF
Corunna Saturday night Is the cause OF
Ter
The inhabitants II seems evident that
disaster has occurred. as much wreckage
IS srrewn along the coast. II is supposed
that vessels colliaed during the night and
foundered.
The consccra lion OF the new affairs OF
ST Marys church. in Kingston. y. Y.
Yesterday. VAS a notable event in the his
tory or lha1 Roman Catholic par -Sh. Arch
biS3l0p CorT1g2r ceteora I'd u g@h mass az
The cary service and officsatesa al the con-
stcrau.on ceremony later. The sermon WAS
y Bishop JOHN Slanley, Of North Dakota.
Hundreds were unable 70 get Into the
buiidlD~.
James Fl. Teller. Of Chicago. has been
Notified OF his appointment by the sscre-
recently author zed conlFSG SION % nexo-
tate with number Of me Imam tribes
Of The West The commission consists Of
three members one from each DoittlS4l
PARTY Teller being chosen as "A Repuo-
lean. For bslsl ness sons ne had q, de-
cline the appointment
Salvador Romero and Rsna Garcia were
found dead Ia a lodging house at san Fran
cisco yesterday. claSped IN each others
arms. The woman. who was {ne wife ~
VI. Garcia. Of Redwo cay. came 20 San
Francisco last night win Romero They
engaged rooms al the Alpha house, and
retired. The proprietor - the hotel Went
20 their room. aui found ,hern dead on A
lounge. Both had been shot.
The grape growers ~ Northern OHIO
ere Attic ed wlta "a osg CROP The n@s
ars hack With the frlst when : ze. ug
az cents basket OF ten rounds lr s1s
vineyards There ls no profit ia such A
price. the basket costs sis cents ami
the rae King as uTJcl more. Ii is ~ ID az
- grapes " Z be seBt Ii uarka-. esat ia at
ghe reaas 3Tl4eF or ne cr1n - De- sold
10 ztrAuaak@rs Tats years rFop Is ne
beav.sst ever known 10 that Sc lon Of he
country.
The interstate commerce cornFns ~. on has
under cons 1eF-a rson charges INA he
SOa Ihern Pec &c Railroad CO now engaged
r a cur rsss @ar ~4th me Sea board ar
Line. mas vsG.atr3 me fourth section Cf
ne interstate commerce act oroh5 alrlng
g greater charge FOR shorter fhal f0v n
.orRer haul Auditor Smith. OF tte coaa-
mission. says rae Southern is certainly Us
Ing rates greater for intermediate points
thar FOR scDg distances whie nc sea-
board Air Line rates are uniform