The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28
EAAT ERN srATEs
The Proposed orexss Trsnse snti'
nenfel COMPANY.

The Proposed oregsB Transe snti-
nesfei Company.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Ai the inset
ing Of the Northern Pacific syndicate
subscribers yesterday, the formation
of new company 70 be called the Or
egon Transcontinsntal, was discussed
Il was proposed that the new company
should have the power 10 build lateral
lines % feeders 70 the Northern Pacific
and ALEC should perform functions not
allowed 20 the Northern Pacific.
New YORK. June % A company
has been formed 10 csntrol the Northern
Pacific and Oregon Railway Il Navigs-
ton Co. Willard 10 president Of it. Its
capital stock is $50, 900 600. Willard
said that ii was merely formed b. re.
lieve him OF the responsibility which
hitherto be has borne alone.
GarfeId and Grant.
LONG BRANCH. June 25.--Gen Grant
was present few moments st q recep-
tioE to Presiient Garfield tonight.
They spoke only briefly together and
we're hearty in greeting.
Vi An0t8Ah
DENVER June 25.-Advices from
R:co say that ID G Taylor who escaped
the cattle mems expedition on the
night Of the 18th. has Just arrived he
reports that the party had . two days
running fight with the Indians. j
Hallssrcourslsy aud ] Z E.kridge were
slightly wounded and seven are miss
Ing. The party is corraled on Grand
river 10 Utah by Indians. B r klee.
captain commanding the first brigade,
second division Of the Colorado nation
al guard, with fifty men. on the I'd inst
left here 10 rescue the party.
The Durango Record has the follow
ing: Charles A King, just arrived from
fhe big bend Of the Dolores, gives the
following information. learned from
two men who came direct from the
scene Of the fighting. arriving ST Big
Bend on Sundsv, two days after the
fight. which took place in Castle val
ley. Utah. They report that the cattle
men had followed the Indians for sew
eral days without finding them. Thnrs-
day, the 18th. shortly after breakfast,
they we're fred On at short range by
the Indians. The fire was immediate
iy returned and the Indians fed. None
were killed or wounded on either side.
The whites pursued and fought them
the rest Of the day. On Friday the
18th, the fight was renewed. Dave
Willis was killed and Jordan Bean and
Hallersooursley wounded. II Esk.
ridge the notorious desperate was cut
of from the rest of the party and
charged on by thirty Indians. He laid
in a ciump Of bushes and picked them
Of with bis rife until il got too hot,
when he opened with two revolvers,
killing twelve Indians. When resaued
be was only wounded in the ankle, bat
his clothes were riddled with bullet
holes. Tom G Lick and three others
are missing, supposed TO have beea
killed. The Indians retrested and the
cattlemen brought their wounded to
Grand Valley II is supposed that the
May party, who we're cut of by In
dams, went to join the Mccarthy party.
rs they have not been heard from.
There were So men in both parties, OF
whom % were engaged in the fght.
The Indian force is estimated ut be.
tween so and go braves The whites
Loaf seversl horses. Ike Stockton was
not killed IS has been reported. VIII
son brothers are missing and il is fear
ed that they have been killed. TIE
troops left Fort Lewis Tuesday under
command of Capt Carroll. accomp panied
By Gen Hatch. A small party Of citi-
Gems left here on the 2lst. also sne on
the I'D for the seat Of war.
a Horrible Disaster.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 25.-Last
night whole train Of cars fell down
into the rsver San Antonio. near Caan.
do on account OF the downfall of stone
bridge. Nearly 200 dead and q great
many wounded, mostly soldiers.
The Prosecuted Jesuits.
PANAMA. June 25.- Sixtesn Jesuit
priests. advance guard Of large BODY
expelled from Nicaragua by order Of
the Government. have arrived
Yellow Jack
HAVANA. June 24.-Eleven desths
from yellow feser and twenty -four from