Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-21
EASTERN NEWS.

EASTERN NEWS
,,,.rrp PRESS DrsPArcHEs
Congressional.
SENATE.
u..uxoros, Dec. D.-Plumb oneIeo re-,
WAsHsasnt 20 the appropriation Dill
. snenaancstiou of Indians at Carii sie
ss ne 49,. We, the cost Of transportation
% 70 0h .oht their education was on
y wong plan. ims; a;y;;,;zad trades
.st he arts and ciVll..et a1Js he ah
sttsr that be sent out 70 % o, 40,
nd si';, ;n.o the community, and mol
- - bsek 70 the tribe where e'o0A'''''
busslsss. .,aorsed the present methods
u. Every Indian sent back
d sduo;ls silent teacher Of civilized ways
hs -ss pledge Of peace.
I'd ~ searored eniisting the men IN
bRsn hslieyinQ they would make
~ ns III, .oidisrs. He would teach the saI trioes =
en.,iy to live in houses ana ieao a
xasa life. The attempt 70 maln'al1 man IN
sis among them was waste OF
asoOs The schools would not be at
10y .hsrs established. De mad
tDoso .oms time among the tribes re-
~ u srd at one place the school Was
sy' ,o;lss from the Indian town.
ss.a,ds showed that 70 scholars at
1ne "a 100 nj ,he chief said there never
ssd bssn FIVE there on the sano sa,no oay, an3
- - that they got some women ano ;u
~ EI:,arn 70 90 in and look at inc Pic-
cnl'd cnl'sad than entered them as pupils.
m mnsrs,nment ~ was also paying TO
Ins Is.;r farm at the agency. he
man.'aJ m.J :. this farm, and found 1t to
aova ., a. stsn square and contained a
b Ju1 ssss - rows of corn. Laugh
~ ~ had also seen 30 POUNDS OF
y. .arsn from q barrel of sugar sup
ii for the use Of the Indians. ,.o
Rssundsrs thought the present sys'e"
.bsnsft TO the Indians.
ptnmh's amendment was agreed te'
..,.;d;no that the Seminoles still re-
s;o;no IN Florida shall receive their
.ss,s of the money appropriated to pay
;.s.ssst 10 that tribe under treaty stip-
Ic0an offered an amendment that
-, d,shursino officer or other person
mssenting a claim for payment CON
aiming any material misrepresentation
4 fact shall not receive pay for any
srt Of such claim. Agreed to.
The bill passed. A.
Ths hin extending the time for the
.;thdrawal of distilled spirits from the
Minded warehouses was taken up by
unanimous consent.
InoAlIs moved to amend by inserting
amovision for collecting i've per cent.
a bonded spirits now in bond, aiter
the expiration Of three years from the
Tina OF entry, to be computed down to
ihe time of withdrawal. Agreed to.
To Receive.
BAsoos, Dec. 2O.-Ex-vioe President
Hannibal Hamlin will give public re-
Uytion tonight.
A Millionaire Dead.
new YoRK, Dec. O.-TrenOr w. Park
disd on the steamer bound for Aspin
vail. He died of paralysis December
Is. His body was embalmed, and will
BE- returned from Aspinwall on the
steamer San Bias, which arrives here
about January l.
Train Collision.
TnoY, N. Y, Dec. D.-A freight train
was telescoped today at Melrose, on the
Troy and Boston road. The locomotive
and IS cars were wrecked. John Rear
don, of Pittsield, brakeman, was
killed; Frank Brundage. of Pittsfeld.
brakeman. had broken back; Engineer
Chas. Nillingbeck and George Cross and
Dennis O'Brien were injured, but will
recover. The track will not be cleared
before tomorrow
UnprecedentcdIy Low.
PrTTsBURa, Dec. D.-It is stated the
stsel rail manufacturers hold Wander
bits orders for 10000 tons at $38 per
ton.
MAuoMET, Tex, Dec. O.-Postmaster
Dorr was murdered and robbed on the
highway today.
Busted.
NV YoRx, Dec. 2O.-J. L. Price & Co.,
merchants, have assigned. Liabili-
~ vi50.OOO; assets unknown.
4 Vacant Once.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-United States
Vcanl Catlan died at Tuxham on the
~, Of cancer.
An Open Robbery.
lcaDsBURo, N. NJ, Dec. 19.-Three
vsll masked men today entered the Of
e Of the Detroit Copper Mining COM
Hny at Eorencia, four miles south of
V!uton, and demanded Of Mr.. w.
march. the superintendent, and his
Csusasr to open the safe, at tho same
ume presenting their six. shooters. The
aae vas opened and about one hundred
.nd nfty dollars taken by the robbers.
pac9aRe containing 5000 was over
noaed BY them. They are supposed to
Y ~ same men who Iobbed Norton i
svssss store at Wilcox a few days
Desersycd BY Fire.
HEw YoRx, Dec. O.-Gothic Hall, an
lpday.
Chinese Gamblers.
BALTIMORE. Dec. ia notorious
uelness gambling den ON North Lib
~ street was raided last night by po-
~ and dozen Cinnamon and all the
.aphernali@ were captured. The
Ace vas rented by Hong Sing under
~ guise Of laundry. In the rear
IA good-sized room where the game
~ carried on. Upon the entrance Of
n ofhcers the former quiet of the
- Vas changed TO perfect bcdlam.
.elnamen ran hither and thither in
/. eef efforts TO escape. Several reach
= yard and there concealed them
IVES, but all we're captured. One was
md rolled up like ball and pre-
nted ludicrous sight. A quantity
! Chinese money and several hundr cd
hlars in United States currency we're
the tables. The sporting Cclest ials
ave been held 70 appear before the
siminal Court.
A Reign ef Terrier.
DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 19.--Nine prison
n recently escaped from the Pleasan-
@ jail, are creating reign Of terror
! that county, stealing horses and
noting at citixens. Last night they
apsured Mr.. Lewis, took him to the
Seeds and then riddled him with bull
4 uu8e Claim.
fnrsBuRa, Dec. 2O.-The heirs of
wn. Blackmore have engaged attorneys
. eoeecute their claims for the ground
4 4 Washiuaton on which stands the
Nutol, White House, Treasury and
ay buildings, and q hundred resi-
nees and stores.