The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-15

CALIHoRHIA.
Ban FRAxcIsco. Jan 7th-Arrived,
schooners Reporter and Excslsior. from
Seattle.
SAN FRAxCnco, Jan 6.--Arrised,
bark Cassandrs Adams. Sesbeck; bark
Tam O'Shanter. Port Blakely.
Sailed. ship Eldorsdo. Seattle; ship
Ericsson. Nanaimo; bark Revere, De-
psrture Boy.
Jan. 11th.-ssiled. bark J B Bell,
Seattle.
EASTERN STATES.
PUEBLO, COL, Jan 7th-Twelvs Ute
Indisns, in charge of Lieut.. Tsylor of
the 9th cavalry, with ten men. arrived
here today and vent east Immediately
on the Atehisou, Topeks and Santa Fe
road. They had ordered dinner at tho
Union Depot hotel. but seeing 30 large
. crowd Of pslsfsces destroyed their
appetites, aod they went aboard the
train q ooco and left without eating.
Between two and three thousand people
were ct tho depot to see the ssvages.
i" Hang the red dovilsv "Shoot the
numbering fendsr' and like expressions
were frequently heard from portions Of
the crowd, and they were pelted with
some coal by some boys who had taken
. position on . coal train on . side
track. The Indians were aorror.stricken
and completely cowed. A movement
wss sfoot IN the msrning to organize
i've hspdred men and lynch the sav-
agee, bat cooler counsels prevailed and
the citizens determined to let the In
dams proceed without injury. Had
thsrs bssn any ipjudicious action taken
by the troops or Indisos. no power
could have restrained the mob from
lynching them. Had Douglass or any
Of the Indians engaged in numbering
and outrsging the Meeker family been
aboard. nothing could have saved them
A reporter interviewed Lieut.. Tsylor
who expressed himself determined te
protect the Indians 1T ill hazards, il
the mob should attempt to seize them
TIE troops will escort the Indians tt
Lakin. on the east line of Colorado. i
the people of other parts Of the State
feel % hostile % the Puebloites, tho
Utes must 60 in the spring. The PEG
pie hero unanimously endorse Belford''
Indian policy.
! NEW YoRx, Jan. 8.-The Panams
steamer Pagls, just arrived from tn
south coast, brings - . passenger Ger
Mariana Ignacio Prsdo, President o.
Peru, who. accompanied BY severa
Peruvian naval officers. goes no Europe
via New York. Gen Prsdo embarked
on steamer Ct Csllso in q clandestin,
manner and under an assumed name
There WAS no special excitement in
Lime, ~ disorders or reyolution ir
progress 6r in immediate contemplation
that could justify his hssty and secre
departure. His explanation of th.
affair 10, that his mission was decided
upon ut the last moment, and on &C
count OF the excitable character of tn,
Lima populace. the cabinet judged j,
better for him to depart in quiet. H.
says that the object of his visit to Eu
rope 10 to hasten the purchase of new
ironclad. or several. il he can obtai,
them, which is doubtful, for severa
reasons. Peru's empty cxchequer il
not In condition to pay for . powerful
vessel which would be match for tn
three Chilean ironclads. aud there i
also standing in the way the universe
disinclinstion of European powers T.
supply a belligerent with war vessels
II 10 moro than probable that Prajt
has secretly left country which woul'
soon b. dangerous to him. and that hi
fight 10 practical admission of tn
J hopelessness Of tho Peruvian cause
There have been no fresh encounter
since the arrival Of the last mail. Diaa
army. closely pursued by the Chilean
cavalry, was within forty miles O
africa. and has, no doubt. arrived .
that place. Peru then will have unda
arms at that place about 1900 mer
with which force the new com mander
in.chief proposes to conquer Tarapaca
The Chileans hold it in force. 10 the
have ll.0OO men III the district, an,
operations against them will be exces
sively difficult and doubtful in tbei
result. TArapaca may. under the presen
circumstance be considered as prac,l
cally lost to Peru. The blockade
being extended. and the port lilo
guarded BY Chilean vessel. Th
Blanco Encalds and Loa are cruisin
north OF Callao. and the other da
chased the Peruvian transport Linens
which had 1000 soldiers on board
destined to join the reserve force i
Lima. The Chilean armed transpor
Amizonas IL also cruising betwee
, Panama and Callao, and all three q
those vessels may be expected to arriv'
! ct that port At an early date. TIL
Amaxonas. when last seen. was q
Bulieatia. on the coast of Ecuador
looking ouvIor torpedo launch whic
put into On Ecuadoran port out of Goa
, The launch was on the way to Calls
In charge Of two Peruvian officers, an,
It IL quite probable that Capt Thomp
con Of the Amasonas, will sink or car
ture her wherever found. The lsnnc
has already cost the Peruvian govern
ment large amount, aud the chance
! Of her arriving At Callao. or Of he
employment during the remainder Q
the var are not very bright.
Il INV YoaK, Jan. 8.-The Denver
Rio 0rands Railroad Company close,
. contract on Saturday for $50 box, 6
stock. leo coal and $50 fat cara for il
Alooquerqus and San Juan extensions
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