Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-17

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EASTERN NEWS.
.asoc1ArkD PRESS sIsrA1cH"
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senator ColQuitt.
sr Yosx, Nov. ia G,ss;.. late d,spa.os Msa
.tIanta says that Coiquits Vas s'
&c. t,o..d United States Senator iof '0s
killed for . Kiss.
vonx. Nov. 15.-Henry Kuhn,
~ a. Of Brooklyn, attempted 70 kiss .
81 =. ~ ~ Danchelir, aged 10, on sum Gy Gay
bs; ba;n1 Her companion, named Tto-
ssoinS IS, tried to stop him. Kuhn
", 49, snra,ed and struck Grover.
oscs clinched and Kuhn was thrown
Ihey o h;s head striking the curbstOns.
reId psSn diving, Grover was arrested.
caused by Gaming.
O. 1osrpH, Mo-, Nov. 15.-The dead
~ Of Joseph Hughes and Marker
6oMs. are found on South Sixth street
passorn;no. Having been gambling
tns mSn n some money from a couple OF
sno VI. WI called Red and Shank, with
esnh es thsv ousrrelled, suspicion points
vnSa .na ,sttsr as the authors Of the cow
adIy deed.
A Reception.
ro,uA. Nov. 16.-A reception to Mrs
p,ovn. widow of the Kansas hero
to1n n.ytyr. was given in the Senate
o.bs, last night. 1t was a grand
Cna ..ss. The attendance was large, In
.,ad;no manv colored people. Governor
3. io5n presided, and delivered an ad-
-. SDeeches were made by L.
cc;oht thatcher, Senator Plumb, Ex-
G..srnor Geo. L. Anthony and others.
6ne original poem was read by .. u.
Watsra. Mrs. Brown, who Is well, re-
..;,sd testimonial from our citizens,
snd vill leave for the East.
Label Suit.
yvv YoRk. Nov. l6.-Vernon Seaman
"a Vim. Hamilton we're arraigned at
m Tombs Court today. charged with
Malicious libel, by Geo. M. Pinney.. DE,
s.ndants are accused of printing and
Eliminating in their paper certain ex-
t,scts from San Francisco papers OF
Ssnteml,er 8. 1877, which reflected on
a. conduct and antecedents OF com
cIsinant. An examination will be held
Today.
The Fever Past.
PENSACOLA, Nov. 15.-It is a bright,
elaar day after this. mornings frost.
There are comparatively few cases of
yAllov fever and no deaths, the first time
fhis report has been made since Sept.
q. General Joy prevails at the assur-
snce that the epidemic has run its
course. There il no apprehension OF
he renewal of the epidemic except that
the too early arrival of absentees may
furnish fresh material for the fever.
The authorities of Montgomery 80 mod
lied their quarantine as to permit the
passage of q lady from Oak6eld, near
Pensacola, to Atlanta. There is much
dssire for speedy removal of all re-
striction upon travel.
Cannot Believe Il.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Agents Of the Red
Star Line do not believe that the steam
Or lost;off the English coast, as the re-
mlt Of tho collision with the Westpha-
lia, could have been the Nederland, as
the latter left Antwerp 36 hours before
the collision, and unless she met with
an accident to her machinery. would
have been 100 miles from the scene of
the collision.
Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The jean
nette Commission has adjourned until
Saturday.
The following important telegram
nom Peter Rocansa, Agent Of the Flat
head Indian Agency, Montana, was re-
eeived at the Indian Office this morn
ing:
An immense crew of railroad construc-
fon men, now at work on the west
end Of tho reservation, in charge of j.
L. Hallett, consisting Of 74OO men, with
camp followers, gamblers, ex-cOnvicts,
and lewd women, is rapidly advancing
10 the borders Of the reservation, ac-
eompsnied by portable saloons, gam
bling houses, etc.
Merchants and traders of all descrip-
lions also advance with the construction
party; and when the border of the reser-
ntion is reached, the question will
ans whether this trade can be contin-
ned in the Indian country. / will re-
quire from your Office instructions as to
any notifications, should you propose
neh, in regard to the intercourse.
1t u evident that this vast army of la
boxers must be supported while at work,
md II your instructions imply strict
eonformal course of governing the In
San reservation, ishould know it.
aegulariy licensed traders should have
ume!y notice, 30 as to be able to provide
9pphes which will meet the exigencies
e{the case.
Twill, at all events, require a military
lofcs to keep back traders, shop keep
~ saloons, etc.. who have followed the
eoo.tfuction parties named. II il is
eecaded that licensed traders alone shall
- allowed to do business on the reser-
muon, with military force appre-
esnd no danger of difficulty in keeping
sanxy traders of the reservation, but
usn regard to provision sales, clothing
80 necessary supplies by shop keepers
ncw advancing with this army Of men,
~ VII please give the necessary in
suesions, and l will follow them, aud
notm my duty to the best Of my abil-
- indian Commissioner Price has
quested the Secretary of War to send
/. xpe iron Fort Missoula to the agency
~xeep camp followers and lewd women
tne reservation, and to prevent
anng OF LQnOr and trading with
MTIL4 Rock, Nov. 16.-IAst night the
f!a bound freight train on the st.
~. and Iron Mountain Railroad, in
soGing Hogan's Mountain in Mis-
;, broke into pieces, and the rear
a9n descended the mountain at
- o. o0 miles an hour, and the en-
sss snicn had been pushing the train
- s@fsed back, was soon overtaken,
completely wrecked. The engineer,
and brakeman were uninjured.
Burglary.
n. MCklnY, ILL.,, Nov. l6.-Last night
~ aetnil & Wagner store, which is
rssl9 9e p0stoffice, was entered by
n. - men, who bound and gagged
nonss blew open the safe. getting
~ ~ possage stamps and jewelry to q
smount, and got away.
Frozen 70 Death.
n~soorr, OAK, Nov. l6.-A man
- III. AsiaeR, living five miles from
~ nn9 n9e, was found frozen to death
''es west Of town this mQening.