Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-16


1T the Palace Hotel, San Francisco mn
der tie name of James Reilly. and trav
eled under that name. His tick. x,s
for Salt Lake. but at Ogden he sndd.nI,
changed ms mind, saying he would q
70 ARK City, mining town in Utah
gi'ing NeEeomb the slip. Nothing ha
been heard OF krum's whereabouts since
Desperate Deed or a Drunken Man
hAssAs CrrT, June 15.-John Raysen
mechanic, aged "A, this afternoon sho
and Killed Ada fhorne, an inmate of !
oa2nio on Yves. Third street. She was
handsome girl, aged IS. Raysen knew
Tao girl about a year and a half ago a
Leayenworth- Sine afterwards left hin
and several weeks ago entered a life OF
shame IN this city. kaysen while undel
the iufinence of liquor visited her thu.
AFTERNOON and attempted to pers lads
her to return. Failing In this be drew a
revolver and fired five times, three ball.
entering the woman's head. one he.
shoulder. and the last went through bel
heart. Reloading, he fired twice at the
other inmates and twice at the office.
who attempted to arres. him, but with.
oas effect. lie was then overpowered
and taken TO the station.
Murderer Indicted.
Ortiz Stein was indicted today by the
grand jury for the murder of Gee. Fred.
ericks.
san SarIos Indians Protest Against
Receiving Crooks Prisoners.
WAsHEoroS, June 1.-the following
telegram was received by Secretary Tel
Ter today:
SAN CARLOS, A. T., June IA large
of leading Indians met in coun-
Gil today, sent for me and earnestly
protested against the return of the CHR
icahuas hnen and boys. They say that
trouble is sure 10 follow such course.
They want the chiefs and head men
punished and the other men sent where
they canno. return. They do not object
To the women and childre. coming h sre.
They ask tne 10 make known their views
TO yon and Gen. Crook and urge their
adoption. All bands unite in this re-
qdest. They say they desire To remain
al peace with their white neighbors, but
the Chiricahuas will return to the war
path as soon as they grow strong again
aud the reservation Indians will then
be charged with having aided and en-
them. Assuring them of my
ia the wisdom of the author
tiles who would have to decide the mat
ter, | promised them to present their
petition az an evidence of the justIfess
of their position.
(Signed) WILCOX, Agent.
Secretary Teller telegraphed Wilcox
him 10 receive none of the
except the children. The
Secretary says the bucks must take
care of the women.
Will Wait for Crooks Report.
WASHINGTON, June l4.-Secretary Lin
coin will not decide at present what dis
position shall be made of the captured
Apaches. He will wait until he has re-
ceived more definite information from
Crook.
Us. Bonds.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Secre-
tary of the Treasury gives notice that
exchanges Of continued 81 per e=nt.
bonds iuto 3 per cent. will not be made
during July next. The books of these
two loans being then closed for prepa-
ration of the August LIST dividend. Con-
tinusd bonds received for exchange
during July will be exchanged upon re-
opening the books, August LIST. lnteres.
IT 81 per ceut. remaining to that date.
Appointed.
The President has appointed VIM. X.
Brown o. Kansas Register of the Land
Office at Larned, Kansas, vice Chas. A.
Morris, whose term of office has ex-
pired.
Internal Revenue Districts.
II is understood that n general plan
for reducing internal revenue districts
has been determined upon, and the
question will be finally disposed of next
week.
An American Plenary Council.
CHICAGO, June ia Peoria special
says: In an interview with Bishop
Spalding this morning the distinguished
preiate corroborated the statement that
the archbishops of the United States
have been commanded to assemble in
Rome next October to arrange a pro-
grainme for n plenary council to be
held in America. The business of the
council will only pertain to ecclesiastical
officers in this country, not involving
Irish affairs. II is three months since
Bishop Spaiding left Rome and the
above was the Pontifical intentions al
the time OF his departure. Plans of
tha establishment of Catholic uniyer.
sity IN this country are immature.
The Dukes.Nutt Tragedy.
PrrTsBuRo. June 1.-THE excitement
over the Dukes Mutt tragedy IL subsid
ing and everything is quiet here tonight
Young Mutt is locked up in Jail, but Thu
afternoon had very affecting inter
view with his mother in the parlor %
the sheriff. Mrs. Mutt was accompanied
by her two brothers. The son was rs
sured by his uncles that the sympath,
of the public was with him. As states
this afternoon Dukes remains wer,
taken to his mothers home. The latte
takes her sons death very hard and say,
she frequently warned him to stay ava,
away from Uniontown. He replied b,
was not afraid. The funeral will TAX
place Saturday, but no arrangement
for il are yet completed. This evening
brass band appeared on the street an,
played several tunes Just opposite wher
Dukes was shot. When Intercepted a
TO whether they were jnbilating over thu
death OF Dukes, they replied that 1t wa
USUAL buhtkicA GA-hs SohocAt oAA'
shortly after returned To their rooms
Pubic sentiment Is strong In favor o
Matt. There are few exceptions, how
ever, to be found among certain cliqu
of politicians who are afraid tAexpres
themselves. Messages have been pour
ing in all day from all sections tender
ing sympathy to the Mutt family an
offering psouniary assistance to be use
| for the defense. In Pittsburg specia
subscription has been started for th
same purpose. The trial. il is thought
will take place at the September teru
| of court. and as his offenss ia not bal
able he will have to remain in priso
until then. In an interview with Mr.
| Mutt she said she had entreated hii
over and over again to promise that b
would never assail Dukes, but Will
listening patiently TO her he never sis
nifiei what he intended doing.
Railroad Victory.
CHICAGO, June l4.-Judge Harl an
the Federal Court today delivered
number of opinions. Among them Is on
on an action brought by the Attorne
General of the State of Illinois in b.
half of the people 20 restrain the Illino
Central Railroad Company from ful
Their encroaching ON the outer harbor {
Chicago. The suit, involving a Ion
mooted title to many million dollar
worth of property, was brought In %
State Court and came before Juds
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