Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20
EASTERN NEWS.
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kaces.
r;r,e, Y. T., Aue. l9.-The unfinished
80 2.E vas won by Cornelie; time,
sSlA and 22ih.
social p-rse won by Edgar Thorns.
canestcne second; time I:is1z' I'H'H
Tro..veuty class, won by ]. p. Morris,
r,nrv Witherspoon second: time. .2:2S3.,
2:a 2:23H and 2:2iH'
xxv YoEK, Aug. 19.-Consy Island
...ss. Thrse-Quarters mile, hughes
60. Bale of the North second, Cartons,
third. ,
Ono and -one-half mile: Tug Wilson
e,st- Dodstte second, Aaron third, time,
l:ssx.
f,ne milo: Alex first, Hostage second,
and Z. 3. Sprague third; tins, l;a5X.
f,n.-and -one-ei2hth mile: Flanders
er;t. Mayor Hughes second, and Rs2i-
ala third; time, two minutes.
Two furlongs: Joe Murray first, Bon
M. third; time, 1874.
The Dead senator.
SAVANNAH, Ga., Aug. 19.-ln respect to
A.. memory Of Senator Hill. business
csnaraIIy will be suspended between 5
sud6pm, Bells in the various church
- vilI be tolied, and flags on public
Landings and shipping will be hait-
nssted.
Another uangiag.
GALygsros, Aug. l9.-Caldxeli (color-
adj was hung today i'll tho presence of n
vast crowd, for the murder of WIN.
N,ryills VINO refused to pay him x3.
Piano Factory Fire.
NEW YosK, Aug. ia fire broke out
tonight in the nine-story piano factory,
(9o to 49o West Fifty-sovcnth street, and
go 70 SO Fifteenth street, owned by
Hardman, bowling d Peck. The flames
ore burning fiercsly, and the loss will
probably be heavy.
Yellow Jack.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Aug. 19.-Thirty-
eight new cases and ono death from yell
low fever today. The fever il increas-
Ing among the Americans. The disease
seems to be OIL the increase in Matamo-
rss, though the death rate is more fa-
v0rabls. Only three deaths there To-
daY.
An AtT1CWu Auml0ba6tCu.
MCKINsEy, Tex, Aug. l9.-Shudruck
Caldwell (co,ored) was hanged today for
the murder Of w. II. Howilie, Oct. -,
1851. A great crowd was present.
The lndlan Agents. Day.
OMAHA, Eeb., Aug. l9.-In answer 10
a telegram of inquiry sent from the mil
itary headquarters at Omaha, DIR. Mo-
Gillicuddy, agent at Pine Ridge Agency,
teIegraphs to Gen. Crook that the
trouble among the Sioux Indians was
caused by He'd Clocd and a few dissat-
isied followers. who have been instigat-
ed thereto by white influence. McGiIii-
cuddy yesterday summoned q council of
all the chiefs and head men, and they
unanimously voted TO crush cut any re-
bsliion, and they swore allegienoe to the
Government. McGillicuddy says there
is no danger Of an outbreak, and no
troops are required at present; bat Red
Cloud will always be a source of tiouble
aud should bs removed to Fort Leayen-
worth. Agent McGiliicuddy also adds
that interference by white cutthroats ia
North Nebraska should be prevented
and all that he requires is the authority
and power.
Thieyipg Onicials.
San CARLOS, Aug. l9.--P. Il. Wilcox,
newly appointed Indian Agent, has re-
fused to assume charge, as he has found
affairs in fearfuliy confused condition.
The Commissary and Sub Agent have
suddenly turned up missing. Evidence
Of gross fraud and peculation uuder
Tiffany's administration is alleged 10 be
overwhelming.
The Tonto Apaohes are very restless.
List Friday night they had prepared 10
make u break, but some Of the Mohave
Apaches, the bitter enemies of the Ton
tos, were armed, and turned out to pre-
vent the eneute. The Tontos offered
25 cents for all the cartridges they could
get on the day they had fixed for the
outbreak. Matters are assuming a se-
rious aspect. Settlers around the reSer-
vation are now organizing for move.
nient. Anti-reservatiou people are in
cfeasing their forco in every section.
The agents are visiting all the principal
towns, and camps are organizing tor
any emergency which may arise.
fruiilcss BallUslng.
NEWARK, (Ohio) Aug. 19.-rhe DEM
ocratic Congressional Convention OF the
Sixteenth District, after session of
bWu ud}s. ctStiuH AoL ooiiobo "isuous
making nomination, adjourned to Co
shocton Aug. 22d.
Indisn DoinGs.
ST. Lorrs, Aug. l9.-The late election
in Chickasaw, Indian nation. resulted
In the re-election of Gov. Overton by a
largo majority. His election is regard
eu as Is ,Iiunph Ut tho law and order
element Of tho nation. Advices from
the Creek nation to the effect that Capt.
Dan Miller, who was placed in command
. few days ago Of company OF picked
men, with instructions ~ capture the
murderers wanted by the Choctaw au-
thorities, has taken the field for that
purpose. The outlaws being pursued
by Capt. Miller, Ii Is supposed that
they number Is or ~. and II overhsuled
there will be lively time and fierce
struggle.
A French swlndleF.
NEw YORK, Aug. 19.-The Marquis
Maurice Maurin Decalinzo, aged is. has
Just been sent to prison at Paris for IL
months, and fined 80 francs for swim
ding and theft. He Was for some time
employed ou the Sun in this CITY, and
wrote many articles. He subsequently
Published in book form his recol
Lotions of European celebrities, some
Of them at least being bogus. On his
recent return to France, Maurin robbed
the trunk of a fellow lodger. swindled
M. Peryier, Secretary OF Lehgaro out OF
800 francs. and obtained small sums
from other Parisian journalists. He
tried To strike Henri Pachefort. to whom
he had letter frem John Sw nton, for
200 francs, hut in vain. Maurin GOT
INTO similar scrapc in America, at bos-
ton.
Closlng Mlnea.
WILKxsBARRE, Pa, Aug. l9.-Thc En-
pire mine Is shut down. The suspcn-
sion will last until others conclude 70
resume work.
Lost Steamer.
kEr WEsr, Aug. l9.-H is reported
that the Bleuheim. An English steanier
from Nassau to Balize. Was lost on the
llth. Her passengers were saved.
4uNRAroLIs, Aug. IA fire this
morning gutted she wholesale hardwars
house Of T. Il J. A. Ferguson. Loss
$4,000; insurance. $4,000.
Asking AID.