Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-10


San Ffanciscs at an early dav to lay tn
plans before merchants there. and asl
their assistance. which IN view Of thei
varied complaints against railroads il i
coofdenfly expected that il will be oh
tanned. The market remains all quiet
Ness. as noted during the past month
and there are no new features to b,
noted. Ihe Eureka closed today. anG
! VIII ssli Monday. The Florence is t.
ioiiow m a few days
Deliherselsx.
WasHrxorox S.,s e-Sho,t,x .f..,
10 o'clock tbis norn;pa ths ;n,y IN ~.
star rrnts cass csn,.. int, .o11 and :.
ported fiat thev had heen nnsI,ia :.
acre. nnon a verdict and .stod fnrth.,
instructions Thee vers Given Inv Jmdo.
WyIie NJ considerahIs Isnoth and tha;,
tendencv we're strcnClv so.;nst .1efsrd
ants. Al their own raonsss the ;nrr
were allowed to take uotes in thei,
room. and auain returned Thev vii
report at 2O'clOck this afternoon. "a
winch hour the Court took recess. The
geherai impression seems to be that
verdict VIII be returned at that hour.
1salaa Irsssse feareH.
CHE1ENSE, Sept. 9.-The Indians are
reported still working north through
Colorado and Kansas. There is no
doubt they ars returning to Pine Ridge
Agency, Dakosa- Dr. Mctiilllcuddy has
S.o4 IL S :uou po1tu1 70 uo 30 ana
.,a-,.;4 !. sIT T,u .iHn H1ls:s"u. - ~
e0uiIm,ed for the ;onrnsv tbare 10 eva-s
reason 10 believe that rayaoes and raids
will mark their migration. Three COM
panies of infantry a. Fort Lvon will
leave in the morning by rail for Grena-
da, to intercept them there II thew at
tempt TO cross the Arkansas. One com.
pany Of the Ninth Cavalry is ordered
from Fort Ieavenvorth. and Il il 20.
following them from Fort Elliott, and
TWO companies are ordered fpr the Gun
uison country. Ihe soldfofs intend to
take the Indians back to the reserva-
ton. IL they refuse. 1t II not impossible
'A WIZ oe sno".
eses Nsss@sass'
cans OF the Sth Congress Onal District
have nominated Isaac McHaze.
Tos Mech whisky.
SYRkrTSR hQW fnPk SoVtf 10
Iyons ao..d fncr v.ars w.s on, f.r
wR;sLv hr na;uI,,ys Aa %r.,,i II. ns -
f;c;art o,;ant;tv 80 II t., c.r,s.. Der
" o'' N''"'
Ar"Sas'
new YORK, Sept. 9.-Arrived. Veeder-
land and Oder from Queenstown.
Severe Storm.
SPRINoYIELD, Mass, Sept. "a severe
rain storm, accompanied by hail. Wis
tied South Deerfield, Whitley and Sun
derland, for an hour Friday after
noon, doing much damage to unhar-
vested tobacco crops. Planters estimate
the loss in each town not far from
$1,000.
ne.a.
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8 S.rsorJ v;cof fr; p-:.;asm. nc ~ "u "a
.rs Eru.a',s r",nn.n. - a Ia "a n;c.4ur rIo ~
~ IN. Esssern Iin;nn d;aS IN th;. No."
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re'esssose seSa
81. LOUIS, sept. 9-SuSan b. An
thony arrived last night, enroute for
Omaha, where the National Woman's
Suffrage convention will te held Sep
tember 10Th, 9TH and 18th. AL promi-
nsnt women III the cause will be pres.
ent. Miss Anthony says the ladies' will
organize, and have speakers, and bold
conventions IN every county in Neb.
raska during the coming campaign. and
tney expect 10 give the women suffrage
movement veritabie boom, and per-
naps carry u.
The Lamber Trade.
CHICAGO. Sent, Sin the morning
session Of tho Tariff Commission, the