Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-27
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| Portland News.
portland, April as.-Ths Colunbia
arrived here at 81 pm, the second
quickest passage on record.
The jsvelry store of Wm. Hill, at Nc
Minville, was entered by burglars last
evening and $500 worth Of watches
stolen.
In order to facilitate the work of
grading, the Northern Pacific will next
week commence building a wagon road
from Cabinet Rock along Clark's Fork
to Thompson River, distance Of 80
miles, at a COS. OF $25,OO0. There is
q good road from Thompson river east
to Hissoula, a distance of 100 miles.
built BY the company last year at an sx-
pense Of $4,000. The company have
now 300 Chinese and 12jO white men on
the work, not including those employed
BY contractors in logging camps. Two
savmills on Lake Pend d'Oreills will be
able to furnish bridge and trestle tim
bsr as fast as needed.
The State of California left. outward
ward bound, At 6.2othis afternoon.
Fsrsyih On the Cseund.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-A Lords
burg dispatch says there is no news of
importance from Doubtful Canyon since
yesterday. Dispatches say that For
syth is reported to be in camp on the
east side Of Sterm's Peak range, taking
things very easy, and affords the hos
tiles every opportunity for escape, and
it looks very much like another military
farce over the Indian question. The
troops had the Indians completely sur
rouded at Doubtful Canyon and Horse
shoe Canyon on Saturday, but it is now
feared that they will escape. A report
is current of two prsspectors having
been killed yesterday, fourteen miles
north Of here, on the Gila road. No
kenzie is said to be ON the road to Join
FORSYTH, and take command in person.
Minisg Report.
BoDIE, April 26.- During the week
the Standard mill crushed 1906 tons of
red ore. Thirty-two hundred and sixty
five ounces of crude bullion were ship
ped, or twenty five thousand four hun
dred and twenty dollars. They are still
cutting the station at 1900. No notable
change in the thousand or seven hun
dred foot levels. Bodie crushed 1l8
tons; average assays $50; shipped $S,-
460. Wine II is down IL feet.
Massacre by lnslians.
SAN FRANClsco. April GA Shake
speare IN. NJ dispatch says a telegram
Just received from the operator at st.
Inez Pass reports that the town of Ga
leyville, in Arizona, just over the New
Mexican line, was burned and complete
ly destroyed this afternoon by Indians.
Thirty-fve white people were killed.
The Indians are scattering in small
bands and making for the Chichuahua
Mountains. Forsythe with his entire
command is in pursuit.
Murdered bv lndians.
SAN Francisco, April GA Tucson
special from Tombstone to the Citizen
says thet the Indians attacked an Amer
loan mining camp at Bocuchi, Sonora.
on April 10th, killing Merres, Lowry,
Ray and Rioksy. Three others made
their escape. The Indians carried away
all the camp property Of value. Many
Americans are in the neighboring hills,
and more murders are expected. The
President of Bocuchi, Senter Salasin,
has ordered the soldiers and volunteers
to pursue the Indians, and take no
prisoners.
Anti.Chinese COnvention.
SAN Francisco, April 25.-The anti
Chinese Convention assembled this sv-
sning at Versin Indratht Hall, at 8 pm.
After some notifications the report Of
tho Committee on Credentials was
adopted. The report excluded all dele
gates connected with political and nom
laboring organizations. Before the
adoption Of the report long discussion
ensued, which at times became very
warm, and Denis Kearney and num-
Der Of other persons, claiming to be del
eHates, attempted to obtain seats in the
Convention. However, after sharp
diminishing, they were excluded, and
scene of threatened disorder and dis
turbanoe promptly suppressed. The
Committee on permanent organization
submitted q report which was adopted.
The report presented the following a.
permanent officers of the Conventions:
President, Geo. II. Morrison; Vice
Presidents, VIM. Vintnsr, Ambrose
English; Henry Richter. Frank Rooney,
John Robinson and VIM. Heaven; Ssc-
| rctaries, j. w. Richard, w. II. East
| man aud n. l.. Ferland; Treasurer, j..
| w. Joy. A committee was appointed.
consisting of one member from each
OF isanization represented, 10 prepare
and present to the Convention plan
for the adjustment Of the vexsd ques-
ton of labor and the Chinese problem.
A Committee on Finance was also ap-
pointed, and COMMITTEES on Reaolu-
tions, 10 report at the next meeting Of
the Convention. A number OF resolu-
tions werc presented to tho Convention
on the question OF Chineseimmigration,
its effects on white labor, etc. No 40.
ton was taken on any Of the resolutions,
but all were referred to the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions. The Convention thor
adjourned until tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
GPeuaiep Tpouh1e.
SAN FRAxCIsco, April G.-Two com
panies of cavalry at Fort Point have 70
ceived orders to b in readiness to 60 X
Arizona. Marching orders not received
Advices meaaer at military headquar
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