Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-17

tlaIes-s tfkS-it OF tCe lnuf3QS NDllc upon
the reservation is of greater conse-
| quence than people imagine. If they
! can be put upon San Carlos. where goo
suspicious eyes will constantly watch
them, the danger of another outbreak
will be less than il they were allowed
reservation by themselves.
Funeral OF Ex-senator Casserly.
San FRAxclsco, June I6.-The fun
eral of ex-senator Casserly took place
this forenoon from St.Mary's cathedral.
The pallbearers were Gen. Schofield. ID.
j. Oliver, Justice Field. Cornelius Sulli-
van, Judge McKinstry, Hall McAllister.
Richard Tobin. John Doane, A. Il.
Loughborough, Judge j. V. Coffes,
and William Morris. The body was
temporarily placed in vault in Cal
vary Cemetery. Members of the b4r
met at the bar association rooms and
decided to draft appropriate memorial
resolutions, which Will be presented in
the courts next week.
Arrived.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l6. General
j. f. Miller. L. S. senator for California,
arrived this morning, and is at the Pa
lace Hotel.
lncendiary Fire.
SAN JOSE, Cal, June l6.-At 345 this
evening fire was discovered in build
ing occupied by NJ. Jarvis 4 Co.. whole
sale dealers, as a vinegar factory and
wine storehouse. So rapid was the pro-
gress of the fire that the effort to ex-
tinguish it was soon relinquished on
account of the heat. The loss is not
under 5000. Insurance, $1,000. The
fire. was evidently inoendiarv
Put In for Repairs.
sax Francisco. June l6.-Ship Tillie
Starbuck, from Philadelphia for Port
land. put into New York for repairs on
the 18th inst. she was struck by a
squall and had her main and fore top
gallant nasts, sails, yards, ETC., carried
away.
For Our Chinese Brethren.
twenty-five thousand dollars worth of |
opium was shipped yesterday for Port |
land by the State of California.
spring Valley Wins.
The supreme court has affirmed the (!
Judgment in favor of defendant in the |
case of San Francisco VS.. the Spring |
Valley Water Works to recover S37i, 700. |
city, county and State taxes on its cap |
tAuA DscSh Ava tAC yCAAo ACso W 1917.
Minstrel Troupe Coming.
E. NJ. Roberts, representative of Froh- |
man Brothers Calendar Minis; rels, in |
tends visiting Oregon shortly in the in.
terests of that mammoth organization. |
outlaws Captured-.Onc Killed.
HALEY, Idaho, June 16.-Six- Shooter
Jack was killed at Grave Greek, sixty |
miles from HALEY, at O'Clock on Fri
day morning. by posse led by K. f.
and Mart Valetin, of Mon
tana. Jack was ordered to throw up
his hands, he reached for his guns with
both hands and died in five minutes.
Warfeld is in Haley Jail. He was
brought in this morning. Harness
are unknown. The posse
left HALEY on Thursday morning and
came up with the Outlaws the same
night, Swallowed them, and on Friday
surrounded them while in bed.
There were six men in the outlaw party.
Everybody here is glad Jack was killed.
They say it Is cheap radiance.
An Embedding Official.
SAN Francisco, June 16-Yesterday {
charging James Dods, City Clerk aud
4 lcdSutSf VI Odhliuu, Will ttlutLLlt- |
ment. The complaint charges the en- I
other complaints will be filed |
embezzlement of the remain |
Ter of the amount stolen by Dods. |
Dods is confessedly guilty of two c
crimes: first embezzlement and the {
other destruction by public officer of i
public records towit: his official bonds. S
The charge of embezzlement against I
Dods was called for examination in the
Police Court this morning. Dods had {
40 counsel. Judge Daniels made the
that defendant was en-
titled to time to procure COUNSEL and
witnesses. Dods replied that he was
ready, that he wanted to get through
with the matter as soon as possible.
Deputy District Attorney Johnson sug-
yested that the examination be contin-
ned to the 25th inst. Dods said this
would be satisfactory to him.
Arrivals.
The Immigration Association reports
the arrival of lilo immigrants during
the past week.
A Wouid.be suicide.
Los ANGELES, June 16.-About noon
today man named James Downing or
Dunning, attempted suicide by cutting
his throat. He sat down on the curb
and deliberately drew the blade of
pocket knife across his throat, and then
got up and walked across the street. He
was in the act of making second at
tempt when taken in charge by police
man. He made an ugly cash but failed
to sever the jugular vein. Physicians
say he will recover. He refuses to give
any account of himself.
Arrested for Libel.
Horace Bell, editor of the Weekly
Porcupine, was arrested this evening on
a charge of libel, preferred by Chief Of
Police King and released on his own re-
cognizance for examination on Monday.
shipping Intelligence.
Pogr TOWNSEND, June 15.-Sailed-
Imir, for Valparaiso.
June 16-Earl of Elgin.
SAN Francisco, June 16.-Arrived-l
Steamer Columbia, Bolles, So hours |
from Portland, via Astoria 80 hours;
passengers and merchandise to o. Il. d
N. Co.
Clearances Saturday June 16.-Steam-
er State of California, Debney, Astoria;
GoodaI, Perkins Il Co.'S steamer Will