, 1882-07-21
.IGFT SOUND ARGUS.
TgiLEGRAPHIC.

iYtv one !O''1'S "'AN piN'N'NC''
NV, ',Nrsnty-two officers and representa-
ro. r we're in attendance. The officers
'C '".tod were: Grand Master, John A.
hid. druggist, of Portland; General
nreman. Charles Nj. Bradshaw, law
VI of Port Townsend; Overseer, W.
Wrairht, contractor, of Victoria;
ocorder. r.. Newcomb, bookkeeper,
Portland; Receiver, |. r. Moofes,
,iIroad commissioner, of Seattle;
'";de, 7. Taylor, merchant, of Waits
"rg. Watchman, Rev. Chas. McDer-
'nt6' % of Port Madison; Trustee, q.
Knottage, physician, OF East Port
md. Representatives to Supreme
' ndre. T. g. Van Epps, bookseller, of
Ivmpia. w. ID. Hire, lawyer, of
I;IIsboro, and |. W. Case, banker, of
.toria. The next Grand Lodge
assion will be held at Portland the
acond Wednesday in July. The
osmbership in the jurisdiction at the
;rst session numbered 293; the second
sssion. Sl5; the third session, 2G4S;
nd the fourth, OF present, session,
s0l Grand Recorder, Grand Re
a;yer and Grand Foreman We're re-
pcted. W. d. Hare is the retiring
rand Master.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The War De-
,rtment is preparing to begin the pro-
n,ed new system of giving alarm of
nnroaching storms by the firing of can
m at towns reached by telegraph. The
meriment is to he tried here, and, il
,nnd successful, will be extended over
70 country. 1t is expected it will prove
great benefit to the agricultural dis
icts
Bosroy, July l3. Six boys have died
this city and vicinity since July 4th
ON lockiaw, induced by toy pistol
Dunds
San FRANcIsco, July 13. The United
ates war steamer Iroquois has been or
red to Join tine squadron in the South
,cifc. and will sail hence next Monday.
WASHINGTON, July l3. The President
rs approved the act enabling National
anking Associations to extend their cor
rate existence. ..... Ii. ..
WIsHINGroY, July 1i.-There was a
eat sensation, and court and counsel
pressed profound surprise, when the
and jury in the star route cases en-
red and annouced that they had found
indictments and made no present.
snt The jury was dismissed until Oc-
Der 9th.
PHGNIx, A. T., July II. The following
S been received from Globe: Last Sat
DAY eleven men under Capt. Lacey left
lobe to intercept hostiles who are now
L, to prevent them from depradating
the valley. Last Monday the party
rs surrounded by seventy-tive Indians
Middleton's ranch, in Pleasant Valley,
ID all OF their animals driven off. No
ewas hurt, but the party are working
cir way back on foot A representa-.
re OF the Tucson star, now here has in
viewed Alonzo Bailey, n merchant OF
ODE, who has Just arrived. He states
ere are not less than $50 hostiles out
the war path, and have their women
d children with them. The hostiles
long to the White Mountain Indians,
Mr.. Bailey, who has had long expe-
nee with them, says they have gone
t to stay. The outbreak has been ex-
cted for the last six weeks, and con-
ma the threat made TO Col. Brackett
me time ago by the Chief Of the White
'untail s, that unless they were allow
TO go and live in Pleasant Valley they
'uld leave the reservation. The first
ling in the outbreak was on the 9th
tant, and matters appear very serious.
OAKLAND, r. l., July 13. John l..
ss' cotton yarn mill was burned today.
ss SllO,OOO, insured.
CHICAGO, July l3. The mill and lum-
yards of b. NJ. Holmes at Ogena,
lsconsin, were burned Yesterday. Loss,
NNO. Sparks from a passing train
used the fire.
SALT LAKE, July 11.-Lrst night,
ille a stranger named II. &. Keno,
Is riding about the city in car
ge, ho was halted by a robber and
ieved OF his purse containing $500.
le robber then shot him in the
east, inflicting dangerous wound.
San ANTONIO, July H. Six Ameri-
D citizens have just been released
m the Jail at Pedro. They made
affidavit before the U. s. Commits
ner, and intend to present the case
the government. They were ar
'ted for crossing the border in pur-
tof stolen cattle.
rEoRIA, ILL.,, July 11.-During the
'al year ending June Both there
re re used by distillers in this city
9aS6S Oh bushels of grain, producing
0oo'l56 proof gallons Of spirits.
NEW York, July lathe Erie rail
"a locomotives were fired to-day
Iroiy by hydrogen gas, produced
Shemicdl decomposition Of water,
uer the action of ignited naptha.
" We're successfully run from Pa
son to Jersey, making the trip one
uute ahead of time, and coming
. the depot with 140 pounds of
am, nearly three times as much as
ordinary locomotives carry at the
VI such q triD. IL is claimed