Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-09
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IN Helena.
Trying to Preve Poison.
Ox.H., March Sin Decanbr las
Matthew Ripack, leader OF the Bohe
Inian brass hand, died Suddenly, ana
three weeks afterwaro his widow mar
ried again. Suspicious have arisen tia
Ripaek was poisoned, as symptoms be
fore he died indicated arsenic poison
ing. Just before be died he told 4
friend that he h3d breR poisoned. ane
urged that an investigation be had
Today he was exhumsd and his stomach
taken out to be Sen. to Chicago chem
! ist for ANALYSIS. 4 coroners jury Ia,
been summoned and the examination O.
| witnesses is nov IN progress tine cass
eyc,tes considerable interest.
Capital Notes.
WASHINGTON. March s.-Indian Ia
spector Pollock has rendered his resig
ton tc take effect on the Sis.. Secretary
Teller has already selected his sue
ces5cr.
4 statement of the receipts and ex
penditures of the Postoffics department
for the third quarter, Of the calendar
year, ended Sep. %, 1882, shows receipts
Sl0,535,9 32; expenditures, $40, is, $50
surplus. $35G9;3. During the same
quarter of 1881. the receipts were
S9,490, 800; expenditures, S,63i,Sl0: ex.
cess OF expenditures over receipts
1886, 104.
Secretary FeIger directed n. W. Burg.
hau and C. E. Chamberlain, special
AGENTS of the Treasury Department, to
proceed to San Francisco aud Portland
for the parposs of making a thorough
Investigation OF the whole subject OF
the importation at those ports of sugars
free of duty under the Hawaiian treaty.
1t will bs remembered that Representa-.
tive Perry Belmont made a minority re-
port to Congress on this subject. In
which he referred TO the exclusive
frauds alleged to have been psrpretrat-
cd on the revenue at tire ports in ques-
ton under the treaty with the Hawaiian
islands.
The Treasury Department today par
chased 3S5. 900 ouncss of silver for the
minis.
Twelve new iife-saving stations will
be established this season, four of them
on the lakes.
A scoandrel Caught.
LoBpsBUBa, n. b.. March 5.-John
Kinney, the so-caiied King of New
Mexico rustlers," was captured yester-
day on Giia river, by Capt. James f,
Black, of Shakespeare. and his COM
pany. lie has Just arrived here ia
charge of three members OF thu guard.
There are threats made On the part OF
the lawisss element that Kinney will bs
rescued. II he escapes, tais town will
witness several doesn't cases of lynch
ing within tha ensuiu2 forty eight
hours, and foremost among the victims
will DO those who may be suspected of
completely il Kinney's escape. Sheriff
Woods, of Silver City, has Teen tele-
graahed to, and tie prisoner will be
turned over 20 him upon his arrival.
Next TO the arrsS. of "Biily the Kid,
tina arrest of Kinney ng1res in the an
nais of New Mexican criminal history.
Every credit is Que to Capt. Black and
tie members of his force for the cap
ture. Kinney himself said that the man
W u took him IL was bravo man.
Ca;iEornIans ia New York.
Nav Yoag, March 8.-Senator Dolph,
Congressman Page. z. NJ. l.u,es, d. ID.
Olipaant. %. Scales, G. Winfield. b.
Hill. q. Boring, Mrs. Nears, j. J. Ryan
and j. w. Summer are among the Cali.
f0rniens at hotels here.
On Hls Feet Again.
General L. Foote, Minister to Corea
Loft last evening for Washington.
A Prophecy FuIfii;e,i.
SAT- LAKE. March 8.-Tho Mormon
elders who have arrived in this city
from Mexico say they met Sam Bran
nan, the former California Mormon
millionaire, TT Guaymas, in misery and
poverty. The Church organ this even.
ing claims this is a fulfilment of the
prophecy made by Apostle d. Pratt, in
1854. who then said he should not die
till he was IN want ef ten Cents to buy a
loaf of bread.
SiwasLes I'm Washington.
WAshINoToN, Maroh IA DELEGATION
of ChiPpepas in charge of Rev. Ignatiu;
Tomascin, Is now III the city. They
called at the White Hauss and paid re-
spscts to the President.
Once More Reported.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Hon. David
Davis will leave here in a special car on
Saturday morning for Fayetteville, N
c., where is to be married to Miss An
ME Burr. the first of next week.
The oregon short Line.
Salt LAKE. March S.-Passengel
coaches will begin running ON the Ore
son Short Limo from McCammon ON the
Utah and Northern road to Shoshont
station tomorrow morning. This re-
duces the time from Salt Lake to Belle.
vne. Wood River, to thirty-six hours
There are now but twenty miles of the
Denver aud Rio Grand to build to com
plete the road between Salt Lake enc
Denver. The weather is favorable fol
railroad buildiug, aud the gap will be
closed by the let of Apri.
Murder Trlai.
| The Hoyt murder trial is progressing
| in the Federal Court in this County
Eighteen witnesses were examined to
day. The evidence is very damaging t.
the accused. The courtroom is crowd
ed daily.
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