Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume], August 10, 1886, Image 1

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SEATTLE DAILY POST-INTELLIGENCER.
D lISL
XSE ABCAOS, W. P. BOTD *OO., PBOPfUBTOItS.
nmFmT"
Celebrated Collars and Cuffs, and
Wilson Bros. Shirts, at
W. P. BOYD & CP'S
1,11 r— brand of Btnofc Bilk*. WIU. NOT OUT OH OMUt<
«artuiM pur* dye and wear cuanntMd, • I S6UM7S
par yard. Sold In Saattta only by
W. P. BOYD & CO.
"
Isare 8«ltlaf a, I* yards for sl, extra n—4 Tthie, at
W. P. BOYD & CO.'S.
ft* and Woolen Dreee Oeada. Their gtad valua and attroo
tlveneee will ba aaan an examination at
W P. BOYD & CO.'S.
tM aalahraraii Oowna Cora at. boat valua to ba found In thla
aauntry* and warranted to lit wallf aold only at
W. P. BOYD & CO.'S.
lajnc *oio aganta lor the genuine Footer KM CUovoa tho grant
auoooaa attending the ante of them enablee ua
to warrant every pair.
W. P. BOYD A CO.
fhataaawwap arttolaa tor •« a»d waav wfttafe «aa eeUy ha IM*
it—lHto atoak of Pbmt aad Itayia laWeM, For fun Oeeda of
*rte llao, ImIOUW Bier aovettlea tat Moalery. ■aßdheeehiefh, Laaoa,
W. P. BOYD A CO.'So
Honest Dealing, Truthful Representation
SEOUBITY TO BUYEBS.
W. P. BOYD & CO.,
FRONT STRUT, BKATTLK.
Fin* Watch and Jawelry Repairing a Specialty.
ALBERT HANSEN,
PRACTICAL
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
WATCHES, DIAMONDSTEWELIY, BILTERWARE,
CLOCKS, ETC.
Jbm? kr Maway ahw Kraalek A Beak, aad Braaat QaMer a Brae. Piano*
t Ttokr Uo~ fwit «r—l. W»lUe. W. T. P. O box **. jeUdw
taH notice"
or THB
SUMMER REDUCTIONS
AT
LEVI'S SEATTLE BAZAAR
SIO-UIU Commercial street.
CMptre oar prices ul examine oar tioods. Thej will
(Wfiite the moat hkeptical bujer tkit »»n ii
the chcapeet store la Seattle to trade.
SPECIALTIES FOR AUGUST.
Oiamßet» itptoooe) fonatrQ- T« "OB*, aow... - Jf2S2
{MdmeiyOisuaeat<KlTao>hieraioiaMatr» aoaaa **«—*
ftjws petNaa Uobiata. formerly * eoatft. aav...... ®
;gWMyleworlnaa Bwut'fal taheowara la the lalaae Oirtee-eaetb* aowto he
tofctaM. t'uakMcall
A* tteod. No'altioa for IMT. aow taaalred aad arrtriaa rrnch -e»t-_Th»
ygfai ■ eriehad Jewwwara eror eeea la the ottr teaaw aalashihMiea. Baaa
gfateiphetadt art Peroelaia rtower Vaeee juat i|llrt B»S»ateed *oet«
■WawieaNueehapwin a«llah aad Bohaaaaa IMoaawaro. aanr opeaia* aad to
IT»»T ro«oiT. ayerr parahaear rnaa. wooaaa er«ha<l-wtUroooiTa_e
tjjjte'ttttaatliea «oaoh*a'v m oar «lft Ota»r*battea of aU »)««aot fiaaMd Oil
"•fcr.taha «<*. d. Wo atpnaiaat, rata or ahlaa.
iffa tyaaipUy aad ra afalty dUofc ■
"*waaa» dCaoßßta «lraa to daalora oa niallaaHii Deal taf« the piaee
LEVI'S SEATTLE BAZAAR
*lO-213 Cammarclal ttreat, under Bnintwtck Metal,
Soattta. watn. Tar.
*. h arrlra Au« l& Ma (Uoh OoU Braaaa Haactac Laaipa naillli at
larawrtr hi __
ttltl! BUCK! BRICK!
fiSKJ2TR2f« w»i 2S"i
ggsg'SstiiJi'sa
••l' tku iu «M ate*.
* »I.^sgs»
iUTTII ICE COMHNT
ICE
6g»r^tw«wt
« *■« * AiIDMWW,
mmimfflfOßis
S^jiSp
irnuß
Telepksie Teleiraik Csipan
iSfirCTfi.^
iMMk ■"
TO BIVE THEII LIVES
Qwciao, Aa*. »-l raaar that Ovtm
woaid take the «Md eerrad to ittrM)
tha tauM crowd that baa tba* Iw rto
tod Jiriw (kf?'» aocrt. Qat gl denee
room tolrnoS
b*3rfa hto*t"hHßeee""' h " ""***"*
Dafeadoat Bebw»b waa pat oo the
atoadaad liaeaiMrtjthaHi^«^
iirnn " - x " ~ * mii ltlila
llaowlk
ahaathb *p*e*h at MaOaradak'*. H.
b£L*°tad
b—g fcilM by ttm potto. Ttoeowed
him %m Wfttt UM Utwb UB Kbi Arbeittr
km" aliaabi whib laboring aader
tbb exebeeaaet. Ha thaa deartbed the
BajoiHnl «*Mtia« aad add ha waa la
tbe eaaaa ootil the poliaa arrived. Ba
toft of *tbe bonk, h!T "acknowledged
kartat djaamla ta kla office to ex
periment with, bat aid tka boaka
foood there ean «taaa to kba by a aaa
who bad atlad far Mae ?»>lan if Bpba
f
uttark'aa'tiH •dhk' RfMaMb
wreto tka word " Bake," wktak appear
ad (a tka ArUUtr Ztitmmg aa Hay ttk.
Ha aaid tkat oa tka aiirfct ba fora ha re
"Jfr. BdUor: Pleaa I mail la today**
b'X tke word ' Babe' la proal
oe the na» > daj Su
te to baeo Ik* wofd a* • aica of wara
that they ehoold kMptMtjw* «
naa * —* MMmi M* L^III
lOf wit K«I1D"1 s Or po" ioe. at vOla
dm Umi it fig fooliib uid arind fnfth
•r to in farm th* md mMw that it
vm • mletake. B* Mtn4 thai the
Superintendent of Potto* called him *
" Data* dog bound" ud made mi M
tack on him. Bdm hU be kepi dyna
■it* la hi* odUe to experiment with,
•ad iutM a revolver, thinking tt •«
a good thing to have, H« declared that
ob tho Bight of th« HitouM meeting
ho had loaned hi* nwhw to « Alder
man BtifHer.
th* afternoon MMion that* wa*aota
tmul **at ta the eoart nob. The
feet that Apia* waa the wit near under
examination leal as amoont of in tonal
to the esuntaatioa. He waa oroaa ex-
amined by I gham.
"How long have yon been editor of
the irMkr Zntung f*
"About aiz yesua."
" Were JOB ediior in chief V
"Ho; the** wae ao editor ia ehief."
"Were you art loosed apaa a* th*
bead of the editorial department?"
"Not by thoM *eaaoetod with the pa
per. The editorial department waegor
erned by the Peblwbms C mpaay.^
"What poeittoo did ttehwab hold on
Ike paper 7"
"The'earn* a* I—that U, one of th*
edUora."
-Aad neither of yoo were reepooeibie
for the oharaoter of the axproMtoa* of
the paperT"
"Ho Sr."
• aimtlar c«tare. Mated tb»t be n> I
paid tmpiorM of th* Arbtittr Stilung,
•ad that to looted OT«r Um edtMnatt
baton they vara pabliebed, bat wte sot
maioitoK for thalr sooa.
♦'ware TOO adMor of tto Alarm at
m« itntr
"I look akaiK* of H for a abort time
wbil Mr. Panoaa waa abaent."
"How aaany booaba did yoa ktva in
roar ofBee?"
"Fear."
"Wb«a did TO* «•* them?"
"They vara bright to an aoaaa three
mnatob; a man wbo aaid to waa
froea Cteyeiaad."
"What load o* boaaba vara tbay f
"wSi"bJ3aSSr of™the DUB who
brooffbt yoa tba bomber'
"I aoveraav bias xtaia. I remaaibar
that ba va* toioc tola* 2«thad."
-Wbea did yaa «et thaao Gear
baaator
"1 aerec not th—. That ia an ia»ae
tbero while I 5wY r 'dlßeet l a»d e YS
these there. Ha left tha bom be vtth
tha liniiktmir. I nerer aav him to
fore or after." . ..
Doriaa tbia examination tha witaaaa
IN yary aaeaay, aod bia aotaa tram
bled Hj;_M*tetio , J»-
i innml fallows:
• Hov moeh dycanita did yoa hate
ia roar offloe?"
"twoM-U parkattea.
"Where did yoa get it. aad why did
yoa yirahan thie dyaaaetter
-I had read a (treat deal about dyaa
ad'a aad tboogbt I voaJd IwiiliU
farther."
"Wtoyjbd yoa viah to taveetieate
-Oh. ok. ea general priaoiptaa. I
eaa't aay
baatibiaaf"
"Ma, air." _
yoa «a to M'ti. Mto.
hoaahar*
sysxe-Vitis
ohiaettoa vaa overrated aad the vttaaaa
•vote that ha tod aoaaa wiatartii
distrtbatad froaa »to
irMr Ztilmmf offloe 1"
- The oAaa vaa art mtiataiaed fot
ihajviia* „ . . .
- ware boaato vm dtatnbatod froaa
there t"
" WUkIM |
•_ *•■ k»««» H«t Hart r i
.m *m • L7**"*l n* 1
,^£sS&sr^s
*•££» **£***** •*»!«•
».sl» brt *iu!j Si ■r—
******* *•
SEATTLE, W. T„ TUESDAY MOUSING, AUGUST 10, 1886,
Did yaa write tkb (Boater?" (The
Bin—i twafrr.)
-I did."
"Ptdjoao— a lb* w* Werkto*
luu^abiiimil
woold keep paopie away tree tbe aeat
toe hnS of drawiae thea
taaaa.to md"
"Watt—yaa, I did."
tka igao
swdwhto othere
Oaatbattoe alloea- tbea to «rg», aad
etode«kaataiMlii aatttwaa goad
Tkadefeoae ok|aatod. Batk tke at
towed to preeeat tka lattarakove raft*
red to la erideoae. It waaeicaed "iohoa
*•«." aad referred to tba HaeUa«
Volley troahtee aad to ao«aa"aadWaa"
ekieh ko wbked to aad tke alawe.
wbiek ka tkoonkt woold kelp tkea m ore
tkaa tba baltot. It aafced for direonooe
kow to aaip tke etaS. aad aaid tkaiae
dtfwtMM tm ill tppttottiMi vtQid ;>»>
Tbe paatoHwd waa aleo
m Fifth Aaaa*, CtUcmf,
lUumtt: I had aeareely outiiad my btter
yanaday when the telepaph btoecbt
aowa from the H. V. One doeao't
kaow whether to reioiee over thla or aot.
The ad Tans* ia balf b etoratinx,
tkoacb aad b lb* oin*eat»*aia It
will reaaia lo*al aad thaofora al«ht
aot have a raalt. At aay rate thaa
people make a bettor iapwaiua tkaa
tbe faotiab mtan on thla and lb* other
nd*. Ore-tiaoaaadahako. Teaa.JJC"
mow rmiir*"* 7 ' ' ***
|Wbwa tbe!«i« and poatol card bad
The iawyera for the defaaee then »
NIVM A M|W AAAANLFA^TISE
WLDFFW 1 W>A* 1 1* N
whieh laated antil the Ooart requests
that they proceed. Oepteia Blaak ra-
oalHag Parsons to tha
ta that of Spies. It waa aaave aad soo
weiwaaLri andtSewttnaaa
to tsll hia asory aaalded, aad it was ax
tremaly eommoapiane, apparaaUy faaiag
aopied oljaely from tha taetimany re
gardiag hia movements givaa by the
■ ttneaass for tha rtsfswaa After he
had told how ha had attended the H«v
mark » meetiag from the one bald
shortly previaaa a* tha offloe of the
AritH*r Ztitung, ia answer ta a reqasat
for apaakera. and bow, bavins me£ hia
apaeah, ha iaterrapted Fieldea to aag
gaat aa adjoornmaat to Z»pp's H >U, as
It looked like rain, and get til* the
speaker's reply that ha waa aboat
throegh, the witaaas aaid: "I then went
to a saloon aaar Zipp's H*JI, where Mrs.
Paraooa aad Mrs. Holmes had preceded
me. I met with a Mr. Browne; soggeet
lag ta hia that a get aomethiag to
drink, aa apaakiag had made me very
thirsty. When we arrived at the aaloee
Pieoher wss there. We draak, aad
after eoaveramg a little while, I bagaa
to wonder %hy the orowd did aot ap
pear. After a little while we weat to
the door aad ahortly I saw a flaeh aad
beard a load -xplosion "
"What did yon observe than?"
"1 aaw a large aamber of what ap
peered to be repeatiag r vol vers raised
ia the air (illaatrating with hia hand)
and nw than emptied of their ohargee.
one after aaolber, aa rapidly aa paaai
bta. When the revolvers eppaared to
be empty, the flriag oeaard."
Oaptain Blaak—Now, Paraooa, Ml the
Jay, or repeat to them, the tenor of
voar remarks during yoar speeeh at the
ii ay-Market.
The witness waa aaw la kl< element.
He bald tat hia hand a quantity of aotaa
and at eaee aasnmed aa atlitods fami
liar to all who have beard hia making
hia naoMtooe speeohaa oa the Lake
Front aad at 54 Lake street to the So
sialiala of the ally. Ula speeah aeaa
pied nearly aa hoar. At tha oonelaaioo
of It, be was taraed over to the Slate.
The witaeaa told Oriaaril he waa lorn
ia Montgomery, Alabama, and had beea
la Ohioago thirteen yeara.
"W at haa been yoar oeeapeiioa for
tbepaat three yearsf"
"I have bean editor of the Alarm."
"Did yoa, ia yoar apeeeh at the Hay
market, tell yoar aadieree that tbe
Timn had advocated tbe patting of
•tiyehnin* ia the bread of workingmen.
that Boott, of Paaagylveaia, had ad
viaed ooatroUing them with rifiaa, aad
that the Timt* had baaa tbe flrat dyna
miter in tbia oaontryf"
"Tea. air."
"Did yoa advooete retaltatlon by the
' Me, air; Idmply told them to defend
"What did yoa mean then by the ax
praam uw, *To arm*! to armaT "
" 1 referred to the eoaditioa of tbe
ttrikee at Ht. Loot* aad Mid. 'lf yoa
ore ftrnsk dowa by eapitol aad yoar
wtvee and abildran are trampled opoa
like doge, than, if aijtmry, ana aad
Tbe wrtoeee exhibited bo UtUe
ehrewdaeaa ia evading the qaattlowi of
tbe Btate'a Attorney aad Ilia moaa exam
t nation wae brief aa above todloatod.
Ha waa axoaeed aad ooart adjourned.
PACIFIC COA-HT.
Crm>4 Aran Hon hr Mini,
lu Vumho, A—.9.—The Mini
State of California netted for forUen*
at M o'etoek thie morntiw. oarry iac a
Una a amber of Qrand Army peopla,
amaaji them the Nov fork aal Penn
rrlrania 4 laMartnaie. arko return Km
«fa ttaa Rortkm Mia. Gen- Lamb
xd Ma Unpi detagauon ware^aJeo
tUMi at STSftaf tka ttteamekip
aailin* of tka
lu Fummm, tat. Geaa. Sher
man and kw dMMMar ceiled oat aim
atoamabtp Stale of California. today.
*ka Grand
Army of Ik Bepabiie A praaaemaa
marohed Itnact tka principal tMk
of tka «tt* aad ana* proooanood tka
laiaaat and moat impoeina afar ait
a ml to tkat ptaaa. 8b tkooaaad
aakaol ahitdran hood tka atraata aad
datoaad tka eetoreni aa they paaaad
•ilk akoven of laaait Tka antim
, popalatioa of Oakland waa apoo^tbe
5? »knm Sjnrti «f '•aa tkTaa'l^aSr
of tka pa a filial aii pabtte mwlna paa
katd. t kmona tka war* Geo
SSkSEsr~
IN ■aatjayad If il»
Doockarty'a mill, looatod MM the
Booth Peeid « Oeaat B ttraad. bateeen
rattan and Gtoeowwod. imatker with a
(NNfIN Bf VdftEOM BMf Ofi WTN BO
uraty drnweyedhydg yaowrtayaf^
bnto CUrn Valley Mill aad Lnakar
Oamecnr. The lam to the mOl prop
act* ie "08.
t-Hiiwea,
Foot Too—an. An* «--Tha Qaoaa
*
The Ooea
gft-gytasrafa
THE EASTERN STATES.
vttt at Saw Tart Ctty.
Mn-wtCTM. 9.—For aa doM
? U ".*y 8*«» a»« PaS!a>aytk»
Itaa of tka Wiaaoaaa Caattal, faraa
flnoaia rtfltog aad baadrada of see
are fiebtiac tka flamaa. aaekiog to am
thetoeaa aad nllacno kaomad ia by
:lka. Tata«rapbie aotaaoninatiao b
flrotltj i&ttfftpiAd dotniii ut
tkatoeaaf b fally aaainud
aad tka lea ia aov piaaad at *3oo,two.
kaadrad peopb Ma Mtitoto
aad Dolby, a few atba
aad it btowedT of
exateoae nalia tka wind dbadowa.
Near Cbippawa Falb, tka Ana are eoa
flaad to tka prairiee aai (a koiidiace
ka«e keea daetrorad.
Adriea reobriJ at tba Wiaeoneiß
Oaatrml oAoa hare are to the edeat that
atlltaaa of fatt of etaadiag toea bare
baaa baraad. Thoaeaada at oorde of
wood ptied adiaaant to the ralbaad
tnok. many bend rede of dollar* worth
aaape. iaolated
banted. Tba telaornpfa polae are kora
ed fa edlea aad tbe wtree are oa tke
groaod. Ooaaaaiealtua keteeea mi
viokM umS po2iti iH*tw tlw northern
dlrbtoa of tke Wbaoaaia Oeatral boot
of exoept by tka railroad Company's
prWate wtoeo. waioh by
TMa'i wm.
Haw Ton, Aag. 9.—11 M will of Til
dea vy read at Grsysto-ie this after
■ON by Liwyer JUM C. Qartsr, of
thia to the pHMiai of all the rsla
ttm The doocce-nt to a lone on, oon
tainiag a boot 10,000 words, u4 would
ooaapy Unl five oolmM ia aoaparsil
typo in say of the groat daiiae. Besides
the family. Iktn vote preasnt Boa.
Jan. Bigelow, A. H. Oreene, Mr. Til
den's Private Seorvtary, aad George W
Smith. Osi. M. I. Ttlden. Jr.. who
•poke for MM family, ta d thai aa* a
word aboat the will eoeid bo rtfea to
UM praas. The family had decided
that BO iattaatio* of the term* of the
will abonld he Made pohlio oatil it was
offend for probata, aad u the date had
aot yet beea ixed far that, ha seold aot
esy was a it would be given to thepmea
Later Hon. Joha G. Bigelow waa MOB
at hie bone at 21 Oramarey Plane, aad
from him were leaned tha following
faota aboat the wiU: Mr. Bigelow. An
drew H. Oraea aad Grorge W. mith
are named aa the exeeatora and liaetees.
All of rUdeo'e kiadred are geoerooaty
provided for ia thia way: The whole
state ia plaoed ia the haade of the ex
ssatuss aa traateee. Sash hair ia to ra
oetva aa equal share ia tha iiaaof his or
Mr oooeaagaiaity; t at ia, the nephews
aad aieoea, oertsu amennte, aad their
ahildiea eartaia amounts. bat they are
ta isesiw only tha lneome derived from
an anaaal aeparaia speoite aam, tha
priaoipai at their death to be disposed
of in a manner whieh Mr. Bigelow
woald not state. None of hiaralativaa, ha
aaid, azoept Maty B. Pel ton. hia sister,
ate given any •peoido beqaset forever.
To her, ha beqaeatha tha reetdsose No.
38 Wset Thirty-eighth street aad the
earn of SIOO,OOO to live apoe. All of hia
■aalaataM ascent thie is plaoad ia hie
r xcoators' hands to be disposed of aa
tbey aee At. either by sale, rental or es
ohaage, tha Grey-tone aad Orameray
Park property falling ander the same
rale.
Tbe rxteuton are first charged vtlk
the dm; of eettlng apart for kie rela
tion* mm nem»d from whlob tbe
■mnl inoomat are to be derived. Tbia
done, it beoomae the doty of tbe exeea
tora aad traeteee to cam oat hi* wiebee
regarding oertain pahlio benefkoiariee.
■ b«y are ob&rged with the doty, ft at:
of aatobUakiac a free Library In hi* na
tive village, New Lebanon, alio in Yon
kare, and if in the dieeretion of the
exeeatore and troetee* they eboeae
to .eotabliab a free library in tbia ally,
they may da ao, and if sot, they are at
liberty to nee tbe fnnda that tbe tree
library woaid ooet in tbe promotion of
tbe »da»!iiien I eaaee. A great deal ia
left to tbe dieoration of ihe troeteee in
general terma. Tbe relatione are band-
H taken aare of by tbe reeelpt of
aaya, an amoont not to exeeed
one third 01 kit aetata. A.ll the real aad
reeidoe ia devoted to the aoblio geod
aad tbe trnateaa at* abargad with tbe
rtaponaibla doty af oboeiag *nob
method* aa aha U pro?* the graataat
good to the pablie.
The aetata ia not aa Urea a* ia eeti
mated by aoma people. rbe value baa
been plaaad at »I<\ooo,ooo, bat Mr.
«w aaya tbia m doable ite aetaal
k» regard* the pubiie library foe
tbia oity, that natter ia left to the die
eretion of tb* traetoea, both aa to tbe
iOOgtfcM* M&ipStlO ftld
tbe etty will have a library if tbe troa
taaa biok that the fonda ia tbetr band*
eaaaot be aaad to bettor advantage.
The ioatrnaieot will Ml likely be of
fered for probate in tbia eity, the law
giving the ex»eatore tbe right to obooae
the place to probata where tbe penoa
owna property in more than owe ooenty.
Oitatioo* will be taaaed tomorrow from
the Harragate"e Ooart to all ralatieea to
be pruit at the probate. Mr. Bigetow
returned to Greytteo* tonight. Oelawel
rtiden. Geo. a. TUdaa, Mr*. Pel ton.
Mr*. Baby. Baaaa Tuden aad Mra. H. A.
Good aie at Greytteo*.
rmmuMHt aarta.
SAOLT»TB MAKB, (Utah->, Aag. •
Thaaattra Uoak taauw Wa*t. Grow,
Portac* Md lU**r «naM «M aooaoMd
kilnlMifW- AU tba boildiaaa M
of MM Okipaava Hxnaa la ONM ami
an Ukaviaa barocd. Abo* no* half
iba property talk* atotaa haa baaa aavad
la a duaactd aoadtttoa. Tba baUdtaa*
taraad taatadabalalajManaaadprirata
dvriltact udtnillu IM owurot
UatoVß. Ovine to tba pogrnaaa of
tk« ttraotar* of lb* b.lldia«», t>at KttU
iMtruM «d) it iMimn&All
win 3 vmimm (no U< aootfewata
Tha HlturaQh I>im a liitbM uxl r«c
•tar Mill 11 to iapMtli. The loot
•ill probably bo bmrj. bat waaot mam
t» giima,
Havina, Aacwt t.—k lata dto
pMafe from llarqaatta. Mtobi—■ a»T»
UMiktMiktiteiNifMmiM
Of tonal lm Ojbtob
bow. wttm'ib* at; turita, ud (to
diuo timriM wwka of tba I<*ba Bo
pario* Po*dar &«>»U|MaNnawM
bf In Mm tn WDM "» •* •**
iwpoiiiib km <mnMi» ab«— <rf
wMaaaadNMaaaratty pafkatPnaoaa
I ill jiMiiiii It to oMivMmty hot
aadUMftrtfctfctaraarataffartactiaatiy.
rw rraMoili w«HI
mhmmSm bn wwfcaa of
tuaUA Tbo prtaaipil mialw oaoa
prioa bto altwitt—y yrn—tw^tar*
bteOM urn* w^JSTw
daat* tba
taaU aatoi aaaaa tba
bralMWjM
aad fbaybagw Mayaaid.
1' S»w Toaa. J aad
to a reporter today. ** iarited aa to at
tend tka Ckieeeo Oenrooitoo with a
rtowtokaraaey. laa aaa a dabaato,
bat iiama tot a aheap* of ahead a
*«♦«* I attond
myhato'l Sato?i7w
Of tkalriak mill" .
DaaMt rafaaad ta axpraat aay oeiaioo
abatt tkaiaaiy of Ptaaldwt Eoaa to
Saantoty Otaaaoo. of tka Hae Tark
ManMpal Oaaaal, aa tka aabjaat of
aUaeioc atkar aaaMaa to ba nuatt
ad la tka Oaavaatioa at (%tea«o. He
audtkattkau diSwaaeae owff ka ad
iaatod and that tbe iaflaaaaa a( tka
Irtoh ililmameiaH ka lai kararay.
bta a*aiaaa aad^^^fatorto*D«-
apoo by tka Saoato. Tbara aia tealra
Aoraac thaab
Sarfayor Gaaand of Mae Mazteo.
Oauti Aag. 9.—Tkia aoralßß ll« .t
Btac araak tka uia atokia at tka
Osaka fab kaaoaiat 100 aeatainiait alz
taaa vataabla hotaaa, of ebtak aWkt
■wi dlkai tanaatly k Bad by alaotrio
ity or bo rnod to daatk. Tka aalauda
raeaa aad ean
Cna<ra«n. Aagtut 9.-Mela Aldae
at AS Waal' iSSVbaat, with a bcaook
to Nae Tark Citj. mada aa aaatctUMal
today to A. M. Waraar. Tkab Uakilt
daa are aoiaatod at a >oitn«i
aaata f2T.',i>Xi. Thay aoaaM la aoo
iraoa far adtaitieuw. Tka Arm baa
boaoof hMaudiai aad kaa oarriad
oa a vary axtaaaira kaataaaa. No aiaaa
eatteato oaa ba aada m to tka ml aa
•tit and iubilitMi, ovidg to ibe um*
today aepotatod Domj Ci«oaat"of tka
District of Oolnabia, to b« Haetator of
WUb for tka Diatria of « olaabta, aad
W.O. HaMbaaa toba Baaordar of Pnd«.
TaadsrbUtH gteasa laeht.
Nrw Yoax, Aag. 9.—A magnifiaeat
steam yaaht ia being bailt for William
K Vender hilt by tha Harlan* Holliags
worth Oosapany of Wilmington, uole
ware. She will be Bemad tha Alva aad
will be taaaehed on September 7U>. She
will probably ha tha moat elegant aad
eoetly private steam yaaht ia the world.
The builders by iaetraatioa of Mr. Van
derbilt are not to make known tha ooet.
Tbeir oootreet does not apaeify any
atipalated aam, and she ia baiag eon
at rusted regardlaaa of expeeee. Com
petent judge* eetimata that from S9OO.
000 to £.iOo,eoO wtll be expssried en bar.
She is baiag bailt entirely of tha ' aat
quality of ateal, both ribe aad sheath
tag, aad ia ts rank ia tha high aot olaaa
of the Euglieh Lloyds. She will be
rigged aa a tbrae-maatad mhisnsr with
a sqnara tapaail oa tha foremast.
GtLTMTox, A eg. ». Ssner Seveno
Oonaslaa Leon, Orimiaal J edge for tha
I>i»trict of Sarageeaa, Mexioo, baa joat
arrived ia Pirdrae Negraa aader ia
straationa from tha State authorities at
SaltiUo, with orders to exhame taebody
of Praaoiaoo Keenree aad determine
the saoaa of hia death, aad if ha la aon-
Tiaeed that tha 1 inland same to hia
death aa reported, to at anoa try all the
partiae oaneeraed.
Porrujrp, (Or.), Aag. B—Willarsoltaa
16. hoihuaaa ft
Pmaacao, Aag. 9. Baltimore t,
Pittaborg 7.
Ciscnnun, Aag. 9.—Brooklyn I, Cin
eiaaatl 7.
Pnuimnu, Aag. 9.—Ohiaago 1,
Philadelphia 12.
BOSTOK, Aag. 9.—Boston 6, Kaaaaa
Oity 0.
WsaaoioTMi, Aag. 9.—Washington 8,
St. Loots 18.
Maw You. Aag. 9.-Drtroit t, Maw
Torkt.
Til HUUT KISTt,
Preleaged aad »eepetate nghttag la
Ike agtleted Cttv.
URJLH OF TIX UOYUM.
Biuin, Aag. 9.—Daring the rioting
whieh oaearrad hare from Satarday
eveaiag to aa early boar thia morning,
eleven persona ware killed aad one haa
dred aad thirty serioaaly woaadad. A
majority ot tha injured peraoae bare
The rtatiag waa rsnswid today aad a
fittfOS imovMM plftOl bdVMB til#
soldiers aad the mob. ia whieh a aem
bar of tha latter were woaadad. Soaaa
soldiers at eloee qßarters flrsd at a bey,
shattering hia hand. Tha aoldiara wan
Hetaforoemeato of treopa to the nom
ber of twelve haadrad arrived la Bet
faat today.
Noett-Attompto riatiiw
of the moh la iaateaaiaat- Thirty rlH
an have boea Ths pollw
A caaouii am.
The etty. owtn* to tka vroak aad rain
Parte after the Oomasaa. It la feared
tkat aameroaa deatke reoaittna from
tka ftota bare taken pUee vkiek «1U
aarar be beard at. The koapatale are
taxed to tkair atmoH to aoeommodaae
ia aeed of aaeaailaun
A painful faataro ef the rioto la the
day a boy arae ah-4 vbiie
from Haadiy eoboot Today a llttte
gui waa ekot la tka atraeta, aad Itle
tboacht Malty aoandad. »*• *»e car
ried away apparently lifeteea Train
load* of treope are iieMeatly arriving.
Tka oepaot of a*aire la eo threataa
iac today at aooa that the aatkorittea
bare ordMed at! the aareroe ia the grty
Groopa of men are aaaaeabled every
rhrn esaitedlydtooaeeaaa the eitna
wmtT ?i*li Z*a^2Tthe
point of the bayooet.
iaTeaT «nn'ay night gnawed to'tha
HprtacSeld read. It to etotod that tka
boaate ka reaalar
tn« eaah othar rfMlf akatwa*
anaoy targeto. Tkoy were not interfered
otto by Ike poitoe e* aoMiero. oho veto
faßy eeaapiaid la the etty. Itlaramorod
tkat atxty of the riotora wore aha*, aaaay
»f whom eore tiUed.
Wrwk of the mt PanOukaaaj.
aha abip Paaadaakerry oa Jaaa ISah, al
Vatporaiae.
hamfto
THE CUTTING AFFAIR.
The War few Growing
Cattac MB to Jail at B tmm dai
Nana—Ba A||iib to tka Oer
oOtriaß Tkeir Serrfeea.
Bfc Pan, (Tte.),
oe*JlNt < tbMHb
reading of tka eeataaee waa BaWtod, k*
aatod ta a load voioa of tko Ooon. at
tka aaaa dea pointuu a Medina,
akoat tke fGOO Aaa, "U tkat ereatara to
eat eay of itr At tkia poiot OoemU
nifehaui tototyaaad to toy kba. -*lt
tka prboaar aaaa inaalti cwr taaxoaaa,"
aaid tka Jadoa. "I ean add eootetbum to
tketoraef kbeeatoaae." Jadoe Brbt
kaa aaa tad tkaOoast tkat aettker be
or Cattia* aeaat aay dtaenpea to ».
"let oa aadeaatoad," Jadrn
Briokaa, "Joet wkat tkia bfor."
"It b fee tka pabHaatloa, ae the otka
«de. of aa artoeta wtoak b kald to be
tbb Ode." * ® oo
"Aad tkb Ml oa tbe other dbt"
tkbbSeaaawMaiwtwT oamnV** °°
To tbb tka eoart replied In tke aaeo
dre. Tbe eoort tkea tsraed to tke
ptboaer aad aaked "Da yea Mill
oiaia to bo oader tka prntoetlno of
yoar ■oeacaaaetF*
"I do," re bed Ootttoc.
"Do yoa wiak to taka an appeal to tke
buiai OoortT" the J edge aaked.
"I have aa eppeai to awkr, esoept to
tbe OooaaaMat of the Dabad Statea."
"(tooold yea deaure to take aa ap
peal." aaid tke Jadoa. "Yon kave Are
day* ia wktok to «tea aotioa. Do yao
wieb to b«a the pwwiiWin* at tkb
eoort r
"I die aetkiaa."
"Do yea wbk to exprea atiafaotioo
"No, lir; I kaee am r*oe«niaod
yoar aeon or be Jartediettoa, and 1 do
not reoQKaiSa it* rigkt to lntprboa aae
lor aoo boar."
Oottiag waa thaa token baek to jail
aad will be eeet to Okihaabnn ia a day
or two.
AM DVTBIfIIW WWII ttlOD. .
' WAIHZXQTOI, A on. P. 9»orol try my
aid, when MM Mdii tf k«Mlet«l
IIM Pmiiwt DIM was Übtf to pw
doo On Mine, «ud: "I do not know, bat
ehoald aol b* eurprtoed If tt were trae.
That doee aot enter into the question,
howm. It BOM M dilaraui
whether be pardoned or not. The
whole point ia the affair to that the
United Htatee bee Matte for the trial of
its oitlx? ns and w» oaaaot tolerate snob
ibises aa a trial on foreign eoil by tor
lip eooiii IL AHMHMB dtjMM FO?
nffrnsM or alleged offensM otxnmltted
in the United States. We might a* writ
net hare any government If we aA to
eoffer anything of that kind. It does
not enter into the eaM at the present
•tare to inqaire whether he has com
mitted a oritue. The whole point is that
this scrantry ta entirely able to deal with
tta own eilumns."
iMtut lataattac wm aavaao.
Butntou, Aug. B—B oratory Bay
aid, speaking to a correspondent last
night of the Catting eaes. saw no rea
eoo why a satisfactory adjustment of
the ui.-li -ally > braid not be reaebad.
Ha baa been assured that each WM tbe
deaireof the Mextota Government by
the reetdset Mexican Minister, who
•aid some days ago that hie Government
would aat promptly to the matter. Sec
retory Bayard Mid impressively that
ha oooetdered the principle involved in
tee Cutting affair ea one of tbe gravest
importance and owe M to wbish the
whole country, without reference to
partv. should ba uaited The personal
merfll or demerit* of Cutting bimaalf
bid nothing to do with tbe matter. It
lutJr no difference whether be was no
angel of darkeess or aa eagel of light,
oat it did make the greateat possible
difference to tbe Aasarioaa people
whether tbe aoateatlea tamed by tbe
State Department ia his eaM ehoald be
mslatalasrt or not. Mexico claims tbe
right to try American oitiaeos for aa of
fsaM committod in tbe Called Statea.
and Oattiag bM actually Men eon rusted
aad eentaaoed for pablishing a libel ia
Taxa-. Mr. Bayard thinks this raisss
the erevest possible question, and if
Msxloo's claim to OOM conceded, ao
A erican stuseos traveling la Mexico
will be safe. "My ooaatrymaa.* he
•aid with evident feeiing, "«tll not be
deceived by partleaa mtorepreaentation.
They will recogaiae the gravity of the
q section involved aad will never een
cent that one of their fellow illUm
shall be tried by a foreign power for an
Outttogbad stabbwl hto MexJeea'rtvai
la Texas instead of mstelv attacking
hto reputation, does anyone pretend
that Mexieo eoaid have tried him for
murder? Oertoialf act," The Score
tary said be had no idea of re treating
from the peeitioe taken wssks ago when
be demanded Outturn'* rslsaes.
cuntw iituieninsttttct isus
EL PASO, km. t.-Tb* Oatttac affatr
it praatieaily n*e4u«od. Ttel MN
ratoort all day of bta baru* bM
tt^'iuMd'oai'to
•*win« h* m MiU ia i>U. Dortac thi*
after ßOOO ba «M oaited befora IU
had bM* PIBM as appeal to tha Ha
pr«»i won of Ohlbvabaa, aad thattha
tawyar who had feaaa ort amity aart«a»d
to hla dtimm* had fomnhd tha DOOM
aary paaara ta tha oaar. Thta jproaaad
in* may kaav htm ta Paao Dal Norta for
•OOM daya, althooah ha blmmtf ta sodar
tha Impt—la« thai havtUat tat am
m»a t. parbapt, ha aamad og^H^ta,
a tad a* toua aa ha kaavm Paao Dai
Norta, and that tha Uctwau will |iTi
aa aa aamaa that ha triad to map*.
It ia loantad that Cmtfcui mat thia
nwltn ihtfMtoflw hlnria to Go»-
"te • ataM of Ik* Htate of Tuaa 1
Mfc of JO« tte protest kns tkt* my
fnaada mmm mmjwmmm tmd w ill •>.
TWa «m Mt WM Mm
argent tdrtM of OOOMI Hflgbito, ud
rtiiibt fiat Un tb*t Oautaff bat fatt
ed to fo low implicitly tb* 000-oTt
M I atiou. Brlgteaa think# tk»« mt
Ik* |nnat janat«M tbe dwpalte Is lli
iWllt
TO vmutmji n. rim.
Than la sal; Mt aaaail aonpaajr at
JjwattHßi of
aoaapaatoi to protect tte Mj aad garni*
H again** a aaddoe mrynm tram ite
<HI»' aide. Paw del Norta la fall ct
IbilmnUiMMrflka ramor Mtkal
aontit OEHaiftf. la faot. *ll k :nd» of
t—». Owe - to Ite »<«*! IbeMbr^e
ad at B»raan—. aa tte nw ateal tbtr
IMB mOm below CI Paao ate oppcmte
tte Ifua town of Ytela. Tba oa«
■»■<■» «< Fort Bite tea te tew la
Today a aaartar af waated
EtPaaofraa Cbiteataa, teiag aa*laa
of tte n«ei botf aa tte OuUtsur MM by
J torn law
ltelj»W«l'i'M»'
m* x—m 100.
"at ?r
toM wtaela IS*> M imtawf ,—LiT
22T2:
aoaord witb tea
r jr
niraarsj STahi^a
try nix * iimiiV mm«S Ma.
»o, MtU ba pauKbad is 5a TIIMUMII
"*'• b J •» offeoj.r H**u«t «HH MM*
to» B«p«to>a by te MM fuse will, ar
raW-fba* « ton*
t*Lt2hstL. lr * ed * «w
bjtay bMo
TWim I■■ —!»■
D»mi«,.l.-<M.il.rNMh,
«t.m rtm h.v Uuo— Buliua, tod**
Mtorraptwd QOWDUI Bow (KM LU
»sa»:ss^S
tbortly nqam MM ud of Tulnntaar. to
sSswaSSa
•ML"
oowaano mum.
Joba A. N>BtU,< tMaiioOUObtl-
Artulary, toSgM W^Sd
**" «< HJM'U,">I«' 1 iwSsy .r !w
**aa and MM haadrad aqaipoad maa, ta
Oate WW ta d*aiafad WIM ><MO.
mmmtmm MOM VOV UMTNIK
rSTrSS
PMafcaajai "laaa utad to ba abia to
•"J®**" to l lba immn ta favor at
imm oanuuad to my tatter of iba fttb
WMM*. Tba Omtiaa matter will, I
tuv ao doato. to aoMlad a a BUM
Mtnfaotorjr to tba <r "..ruaiaMaaf tba
mumti J ooantnaa."
roikTttT
CMUWM«N aull (tttarM.
SatoMA (Oat), Aa«. 9 MM ITOM
ci&iacwaVKMs
JM* MM MM M MM. DM M
(oMuntokm baas madaen mat.
•to*. Ist a dwobama follows
to aaab at*. Iba ntann of nato*
teva bean aooidciiiaHy dtaoorand. (to
Satordaj prormciai dateottaa Bo«at*
"•»» »•*Oka-part to ariaat Jo~pb aod
iaattoaWatbarell. intpMted of b<u*lary.
bat tba latter «aw turn omila* ami aa
oanod aoroaa tba rlrar. Ho«ara tbac
•aarobad tba boaaa, and diaoorarad •
«•*■?*» Ananoa* ft bank aotaa
J«i*»d to f 10, a l»r*« qoaotm ef papar
for aufciac tba thaiw. aamiti
ptotea, paint broabea and a«d aaad to
eraawii too anirloal Ugaraa on tb* aotaa.
iba Barbara van raiaad bt MIM of
■eftpaparand pl.tea, tba putaa bartac
beey made in Detroit. Dotaativa Hogars
SfejEE* - * 1 !! Md wll. notUj tba
United (Mataa (io*eram»ut at tba find.
Xb* Canadian heUk Yelt«rn»h Iff
Mojrnuut, Aug. 9.-Tbe Canadian
Paeidc Telegraph Company laid a cable
aoroastbe deep water cbaaad of the
2f\ riTW yeetcrday to St.
Uelene island, and Ibenoe by ■uaaee of
srtrsc etrung oa four or Ave large poles
oa the sooth shore of the river, ebtato
ed connection with New York. Ooe
gratalaticas wee exonauged ov»r the
new connection with the efflse at the
Mac ay & Beaaett Cable CSompaay.
*« w Meaassbtp Use te hsisn.
PASAMA, Aug. The Coeta Uica
bM granted e OOP session to
"sears. Argoyer <k March to eetablieb a
a line of steamers between Baa Franc s-
M and Panama, calling M Central
American porta, and to be oalled the
npaeieb Centra! Amerioaa Use. It to
propeeed. tt la eaid, to have aeeea
steamers aad to be ready by October.
Diplomatic ageata aad government em
ployeM are to travel free, aad four find
deto pasesgee between dan Francisco
aad Panama aad *4en*rmi are to be
placed at tbe disposal of the Govern
loasdcwnc'o VtsM to geglsed.
OTTAWA, Aug Masfe intarcet to
fctt here in Lord l-eosdowns's viatt to
Boglaad. It Is kaown thai tt to amda
«ith regard to the Usberws diMseity.
Canada to aaxioas for a eettlemeat of
toe qnsetlou Sue now bM to pay over
sl,uuu,m» duty lato the Onltsd Stotoe
Treasury that (ba did act have to pay
before, and since the abrogation ef the
treaty there bM beea a falling of of
IUXO.OOO in the vsta> of the tab ship
ped to the Dulled States. Lord Ltot
downe will yrecant tbeM facto to lb*
Briuah Uovsroisent aad ante aa Imac
dtotoMtolsm.alof tbe dtflsalty by lb*
hamxxm, Aug 8 -Gladstone, who WM
both Midlothian aad Leslb, Bcotlasd,
bM oh IMP to sit for tb* former dmrHl.
A krstail* aeare.
LMDM, Aug. >—The Home Ofies
bM beea informed from Mew York that
a aamber of dy aim tiers hivs left Me
Uaited States for the parposs of mak
lag • Masks oa lbs Eogtiso O >vsrnmenl.
The Maspiratora. tb* report says, will
go fromTOmYork to Paris aad will
Ihiri await a favorable opportunity for
smtoriag Koglaad The Home OOM
bM aottied tbe Preach Clwif—l.
Some of toe Home Dspartmeat oAstal*
deetoic that taey ueiwve thai tbe whoto
soterpria , M reported from Msw York.
I* of O'Doaovaa H<«-
Wr Samuel Perturea. Pnaliialof tb*
Itoyal Inch Acadsmy, to dead. Ha WM
7« yearn ef age.
Tte rteid>teMM« M.
A motto* waa ma la Man tte QsM
of Qaoeik'c iheeb t -iter to qaaak tte
**rHMt of tte »twrUr* jery ta tte M«t
ofOrraa W. Field Oo#-
doo Beoaatt tor libel. :a wftieo tte toi
ler w«a ordered to |H) f-i. <X*J liaww
aad tte aoat« MMM to tte aa*. fte
groaad aa wtoeb tte amtioo M aaked
la Itet tte eoort Im m juadwMM to
tte aaaa. Ml partiat to km MM Mas
foreigner* ud tertoc •odoaatele to
g -f* —■* Ite haartag of tte aMttoa
WM portyftCiKl W9d K} } y
r* tixat— ik< r«fffctcy
Lomea, A «B- »-Ttego*eram«ttl kte
adopted tte prowoaalof tte (total 'te
■ltenß oa tbe Trade la
HAawaM*ad»teuln "witoiß
U lit MM aad • dMlb* H ,g»-
lodSAdiftite; H i runi, 10
tea fuacaaoo. Aog.Pitoai Fate
toaaa. a tetote* *f tte Mttete of /*-
p«, tea armed frowi tte fceat, Ha la
Mwm aaik —* *
Tte Mm ImatiUa aiNU at *
o'atoab «bse naraiact aadtoaQwaaaf
tterattteteU mimmk totor.