Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-22

nch. bhe vas brought 20 town and
0aced IN Jail, who're che nov In, having
maniac. The woman also Grvd. earfiae
IN sne day, tho main staircase and anarf-
oenf o. the exposition building, which
VAS exfinguished. Shs also 6red %.
bronsoo.s grznayy, which. with fencsa.
vas destroyed Der psople have been
communicated with, and are expectsd
10 take bel. home.
kbssa sAe gsAsanA
foaT ScUr1, April gi.--The Nowitor. Of
mt eaty. has received letter from Hon.
= 2. Waro, brother in Law Of Judoc
0uus. recentiy killed by Indians near
o0vee City, giving An outline Of the Sit
estsoo In the Indian country and the
s2oses keina made % recover Charies
Comna. tbs httls son Of the judge, vho
was cApeured by Indians vhsn they
kaiied the parsctS. Tue good otloss Of
shs 0oysrDors OF Chihuahua and Sono-
=, In Mexico, have ben secured. A
.fRs inward has bssh offered and .
poosoaraph circulated through ths Gu
TIRE louian country vhsre the vhsrSa-
ustie hop9s are entertained Of his reoov-
cry dur .nR hossilstiss. should q truce
ooo0r be may be obtained. bat should
the party in whose hands hs IL b. at
| lacked BY our troops or BY 0exicxns no
doubt he would be killed at onos. A lss-
Ter says the feeling against Indians
among the people throughout Arizona Il
very intense, aud they are strongly op-
posed 70 allowing any Indians on ressr-
vAsio0s 20 retnaio in Arizona.
1sAtsa oasrages ExaxxesaseA.
| DaNvKs, April "a special from
General Crooks headquarters 1t VIII
COZ, Arizona. says the Territorial press
exsRRersts in order 81 influence an A.
tack on reservation Indians. No raid
sfs have besu in Arizona for three
weeks psst. The last alarming report,
two days old, that 30 Apaohes were seen
u tho SAINT Rita range beyond Camp
Cfittenden. and over in Santa Cruz val
ley, above Calabasss, Vas wholly I'M
ssue. T0snbstone rangers Who have
besn in Wilcox say they are on an lndi
An trail, bat don's appear anxious 70
ssash San Carlos. Crook l. greatly
hampssd and ANNOYED BY ths.e inilam-
nat0sy articles and fAisshooda. He
viii move into Mexico on SUNDAY. His
foros xiu oouaist ut Id Apachss under
Capt. Crawford Of the u. s. Sd Cavalry
A. Asxsnass's LsGe.
NEW YORK, April 20.-John A.
Ward died ia brooklyn recently. Ward
vas born in New York IN lS9. He went
Int the NAVY at II years, and was on
board the Gaitsd States ship of var
COlofnbus, ON winch Fasragut Was Lieu
tenant, when the Chiaess ports were op-
ened % American commerce. The Co
lunbus was the first American ship 10
enter Chinese port. In 1873 he made
several voyages IN the packet ship New
World, then 0ns Of the largest ships
a0oat. In 1853 Ward went 81 Califor-
MIA, and spant several years in the hills
di<RinR gold and hunting. Wherever
- vent be was impelled by tho spirit Of
adventure, and the deaise TO accumulate
gold did mot keep him in California.
Daring ths var b vas In the employ OF
the Government IN transporting troops.
| He navi9ated the rivers aud lakes Of
life In the interior Of Texas, and for q
period Of 30 years wandered ON land
and -, aud experienced several changes
Of aes0e aud vioi3jtudes Of fortune
that rarely fall 10 the lot Of man.
4 aa0paeeess ..lawyesesa."
MILWAUKEE, April 20.-Kate Kane. of
this city, and the only female lawyer.
threw water in the face Of Judge Gal
| s98y WIN IN CSubb tuW IuOfutnx HUO
was fined 800. She claims the Judge
spsultsd her BY word and action, bat
will not say in what particular. She
released TO pay the fine, and will forfeit
her bail unless her friends iutercede.
| neeaa.s ef R.saneerx
DR.. J. W. Whitmore, chief engineer
Of The Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul
m.eH~r ~ rr.nsr;rc %, ~. .r.rsI
nssssire ~ az fm",;c,m 4 ..oc,. TO-, -
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viii - ma - = psrs .~d a;."... 1T.
Inn. Xsh ~. ...es;s 80, 49,. ..s..rs;s..
nm ,nss.h.v .rd 80, hsIS int .r.Se,
mn n r;I;.: All sess..S
.
1ssscSy saeaes.
l1ouisvILLs, April 0-Edward II.
eesware, owner OF the Kentucky and
FRANKFORT Ioeeefies, died suddenly To-
GAY OF oooesseioo OF she heart as his
meme 70 snis CITY.
Caseless sa1ppans.
NuwAUxxx, April 2O.-The American
Express agents Of this city today dis
covered . package Of dynamite OF about
l26 pounds. which vas shippod frou,
Newark, IT,, By the Adams Express,
ana enPs1od 0vav q tl,n Armar}0>n Ia n
Chicago On ThuudAy. e bsars no
maFk % indicate its oharsotss. When
delivered by the expires company 10
the driver In the Osmeot Compsny'e
employ. he said il vas dynamite. The
package vas returned 70 The American
kxpeeSs Company, and lay ON the side
unlk till oos o'clock. Ths Cement Co.
claim u u only lot of fnss. Experts
Say the amount vas sufficient 70 blow
IN oxpronn train 70 atoma. ar n who'll