Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

refused TO pay the amount. and c,os.,
Their places A largo number Of eitiz~n
signed call for . p1blic MEETING fo
the pnTpose of urging the Counc;t !,
raiss the license to 4IOD. when IN
ssioef, men yielded and agreed 10 IA,
Gsid-8seedea.
HKsSa, Mont. Nav 2-Henrv ro,
'.'aI As hanged IN the Jail yard her,
~ noon today, IN the prssencs of off
.e.s OF the errttory and a fex spec
Sssfs. ne preserved stoiid demean
~, ana up ! the last moment gave nv
si2as OF weakness. He left = will. be
quss'hin0 bis body 10 the surgeons.
Tsssii, grneas.
'HicAoo, Mag 2.-fha Daifg Sfs-s Or
leans special says John Callahan rhal
ien2ed hrs brother in lag. Michael Nes
ion- 10 pistol duel. owing 20 aiIayet
SANDER uttered bv Nsalon apa,us. In.
formers family. They met Ias. ni0h,
on Decatur street. fred At Is uaces. and
aealon was wounded. He was sent 4
the hospital. and both are under arrest
The Zeal Wia~rs' STRIKE.
PrrrsEvas. MAY 2.--Conriese rer.orts
irrin the Railroad coal district. in
1hich the strike was inaGquratedSes-
tefdtg, state that all tie iainers have
Joined tn strike against REDUCTION
save those employed at the III. p Rand
q Go. and Cherry Hill Coliiery Co. A
uoiccation of strikers. beaded By bras.
bands, will Surround these pits ,hi.
evening, and remain until tie men a,
work JOIN The strikers. The mine own
ors are preparing 10 have the striker
KEEP. or their property. but no VIC encs
Is anticipated.
Sassed after cities.
WASHINGTON, May Tho Presiden.
hrs sele3ted Boston, Atlanta, and Chi.
cago ms names for the three new steel
cruisers.
Civil service.
At spcci Il cabinet meeting, today
Hli the uonibers were present except
Brewster. The Civil Service Commits
sion regul .tions were agreed upon with.
out substantial change.
Isdtaa TseabIes.
Late advices from Mexico say reports
of Indian maragdiBg are riffs again.
Much Ac o, u negro, Renego2ao de
Mescslero, an Apache, with - Of Vic
toria's old band. attacked pack train
a day or two ago, near White Sands,
aud three companies of cavalry had
started in pursuit. Another similar
band raided ranch at Alamo Springs.
Colonel Forsytke has sent two compa-
MES of the 4th g " .lry after them.
Will Naa Drnv.
WASHINGTON. May 2.-Secresary Tell
ar inform d representative of the As
socisted Press this evening that ha does
not intend to make any formal reply to
Senator Hill't letter. and adds that al
though he found it was full Of errors
and misrepresentation. he does not
propo 80 taking any public notice of any
portion Of il that is local and not per-
sonal in its character. He did not
think the public had any interest in
these matters. He said. however. AS To
the Yellowstone Park lease, that he
took the advice of his assistant. JOSIE
lyn, and member Of the law offica Of
the Department Of Law. and that tee
lease was in their opinion ia accor-
dance with Law. -
A Weak Teehnlcalily.
WAsHISoros, May 2-The court today
heard argument on the appeal BY coun-
sol for Capt. Howgate, from the de.
cisiOn of Justice Macarthur. dismiss.
ing his application for u vacation of at
tachments, acgreeating nearly hun
dFed thousand dollars, against Captain
Hpwgate's property, because the sui.
bad been brought by special counsel in
stead of by thu United States Attorney.
sstIl Talking.
In the Star Route trial Bliss contin-
ued his address to the jury. particularly
dwelling upon keredslrs evidence.
When the corrt adjourned Bliss had
not concluded his address.
Fixing Wages.
PrrrsnuRaH. May "A conference of
committees Of iron manufacturers and
amalgamated associations meet tomor-
row to settle wages for next year. The
general opinion is thcy will not agree,
and that a strike will ensue.
white Indian Thieves.
HELENA. May IA dispatch received
states that there exists an organized
band of thieves, cowboys and others,
In eastern Montana and northern Wy
oming. who are tue cause Of much trou-
BILE with Indinns in this section. They
are engaged in running off stock belong
ing TO Crows Oh the Wyoming border.
The Grows ask for protection, and Major
Lawndop. Mt Fort Ellis, is ready to
march. Il is now believed that this j.
the white gang that made the raid cred
tied to the Piecan tribe. A sharp out
look ia TO be kept for them, and these
troubles will cease il this gang is
checked.
semdiax Thens MssMe.
FoRr AsslNoBoIxx, Mont, May L.
Lieut.. John Anderson. with detach-
meut from Company G, 18th u. 5. In.
fantry. captured party Of Canadian
Cree Indians, numbering about so, in
the vicinity of the Bear Paw mountains,
and conducted them to his post. They
had few guns aud ponies, and are now
on their way ID the boundary.
MsxIraa News.
III. PAso, Tex, May 2.-Souora dis.
patches nnnounoe the election Of Dou
Luis Torris, present Secretary Of State
AZ Governor. Everything was pence
ful. except the Indians. The Central
Mexican Railroad Ii near Huajuquiila,
fifty miles from Parratta, the principal
mining center OF chihuahua. nearly 40(
miles south of this point. Construction
trains run nearly to the point named
The rush Of mining and mine MACH.
merry il very great. An American syndi.
Gate was formed 10 buy 100000 acres
of land. General Palmer, OF the Mexi.
csn National Railroad, passed through
here 70 Denver. He says the road Il
not sold to English capitalists.
War On the Indiana.
FL PAso, Tex, May 2.-Considefable
amusement WAS crested by press dis.
patches from Washington that Depart.
ments Of State and War forbid Crook
entering Mexico in pursuit of hostile
Apaches. General Crook has entered
Mexico and been in the Sierra Madree
at least four DAYS. II is also true that
the Mexican authorities are co-operat'
ing. Two companies are moving from
the chihuahua side, two from the So
nora side, and other troops are IN the
field on both sides Of the frontier. "a
prevent hostiles from escaping or break.
mo through the Gordon. The War De.