Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-30
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,.rrn PRESS pIsPArcHEs.

,.rgp PRESS DISPATCHES.
....,nz Desperate villain.
Irorp, May 29.-Thc Post Dispate
,aSlish statement this Afternoon
- that Gov. Crittenden has bsel
Is .,,tiou With Frank James for tn
- days for his surrender, and tha
Ia outlaw will be pardonsd with
-. Sheriff Timberlake and Po
Commissioner Craig Of Kansa
md an attorney representing tn
FAMILY, accompanied by Franl
.,d three Of his friends, were il
srca;s on Friday and Saturday. It'll
frank has nominally surrendered
. s..,;a Timbsrlaks under a flag o.
-. and tha. Gov. Crittenden hal
.;.ed q full and unconditional par
,o the outlaw. The sheriff was reg
- hare under an assumed name
..s recognized bv a Post Dispatch
80, and both he, Police Commits
-, Craip ard the attorney admitted
=. negotiations were pending for
s.,t James's pardon. They were in
Iouis for the express purpose of
..;,o Gov. Crittsndsn on his return
- New York, but the latter passed
81 through to jefferson City. His
- stated that the delay was occa-
- by friends of Frank James in
;1;ue that a full pardon should also be
.uua from the governors Of Mime
q. and Texas, where the outlaw is un-
:, bau of law, and steps are being ia
- 70 that end. These pardons are
,.sssary for Crittenden's success, or
|. might deliver up Frank James on n
sts sition from either of said States.
nm Is scarcely doubt that negotia-
- viIl be successfully consummated.
Nshhern Pacific Progress.
h, Paul, May 29.-George w. Cross,
aapsrin.endent of Transportation. Of
~ Northern Pacific, left for Nandan
q evening, to organize the Yellow
- division, and take possession of it,
n will soon be turned over to the op-
eutns department, and will be open to
tiehs and passenger business on
fsu,day, from Glendive to Miles City,
- soon to Forsythe, about one hun
n miles. The entire division from
Gndivs will, when completed, extend
r. Banson's Landing. more than 800
nilA Through Pullman trains to
olndive will be put on today, and be
= 70 Miles City. In few days hun
1Dud Mills Of the Yellowstone division.
Ia thirty miles of the Superior exten-
IN VII bs ready for the inspection of
n government commissioners. In the
uantime the Yellowstone Mountains,
Iimouri and Pen DeOreille divisions
T. being pushed by construction
~ Of 1000 men. and the entire lines
Tn Casselton, in Dakota, to Montana
Embsng hurried forward. Since Vice
lident Oakes visit, branch to Dew
blAks and Turtle Mountain country
1nbssn ordered. The Canadian Paci-
b b Manitoba, is also pushing lines in
y Saskatchewan, and in Manitoba.
nnigrstion is now far in advan of
n1Eoad construction in all these direc.
- The advance line of civilization
y ~ Yellowstone country is 200 miles
chsad Of the track layers, and is extend
hR into Gsllatin, which has been set
tied for 20 years, a nice New England
eolony having settled down nt the head
4 Ledger Canon, at Baseman, in LEGO
- developed into quite a commercial
|mtsf.
nenething New I'm journalism.
NV YoRK, May 2s.-The Times has
dsened inquiries to editors of Demo-
~ newspapers in the south. avoiding
- cities where the influence OF politi
diques might be felt, asking II the
~ Of Democratic managers is II
wrony with the sentiment Of tn,
lies; how the administration of Ar
Il is regarded, and the feeling 70
Ting tariff. The gist of the reptile:
ut the south is still solid in affection
Ne Democratic party, though one.
nh Of the replies indicate dissatis
TON with the methods of leaders
= south had great hopes of the Gar
u administration, and Arthur's is q
appointment. Half the replies men
- him as narrow partisan. +, p es
~ against tariff are common, thou b
vision Of the present tariff is favored
0ns localities, where manufactures
0Psinging up, and come feeling is
Asvn In favor of protection, but on the
esls, tariff for revenue only is prefer
~
4 Little War News.
nv YoRx. May @.-Soms weeks age
= Western Union Telegraph Company
anlaatsd u new and somewhat in.
nsd schedule Of rates on reports
nttted ~ New York for the New
Associated Press. The Associated
vas not satisfied with these rates,
tnnsferred somc of its reports to a
sung company, whereupon the w.
"a. GO. notified the Associated Press
hmas pay full rates. After some
snce between the parties, the Az
- Press agreed to pay the schsd
anin frst given.
esAeeaa's Chnsccs One Less.
May 9.--The Trdrsler state
vaiIs In this city last Friday Col
oounsel for Guiteau, conferret
sssttcs Gray, of the U. S. Supreme
and applied for q habeas corpuI
y clisnt. Judge Gray preferres
IN until the case has been present
- M Anociates, and Reed was un
stal IN his effort to obtain th,
sudes Gray is exceedingly reti
y saation to the matter, and vii
% opinion upon the case.
- ssr SAssa,ng q soy.
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