Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-31
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xv.~uySGrON, } an. JO.-oeuasoi HAiAi.i
WEI wlS.d The bill to incorporate tht
todsy I'm w Canal Company recommit
blesI,. ~ Committee on Foreign Rela-
tdp - "a instructions were given th.
800 ;ttss M but it is probable that ths
Cmsy - commitment is to have the
eO,.nsee clause stricken ont.
Supposed to be Dying.
,ro,v1L1E. ILL.,, Jan. 30.-The con
.l III - Mis- Emma Bond, victim Oi
- brutal outrage OF last sunmer' \
- critical. She is believed TO be al
ss point Of death.
). a.l,an Chief In Washington.
w..-ucros. Jan. 30.-Red Cloud
:. ;ntaryiew today with the Secre-
- - ths Interior and Commissioners
od;sn Affairs. He demanded the
a.st;on of his horses or cash. The
c.~m;ssiouer of Indian Affairs de-
O.dsd the whole number OF horses
~. Srom the Sioux up to date, and
ssold 700, which were sold for $l9,
"a IA that far tho Department could
sst!dsetorily account for the proceeds
sshsss sales. These facts, he added
e.s;caIlv. were strong argument in
80 ~ laundering Indians from the
,s.ss;o, so the War Department. Red
~ fhen said: "Iwant.a a new agent; /;
vs3sI;cuddy is O bad man. He is
sss,,slsome. and calls us bad names.
.va ve are old women. He steals
=, cuupliss. You take my word he
asals from us."
s.I,v AgeeseA, bat Quickly Receivers.
NuvluKxE, Jan. 30.-John Gilbert,
.eor Who escaped from the fire. has
S6Gentiy recovered to be told today
= physician Ut the terrible fate of his
,oupe wife. Ho turned pale and sat
. immoyable as a statue for some time,
An tears came to his eyes and his
fnns shook with emotion. De will
L4va Milwaukee this week and join the
Minnie Palmer combination in Denver.
n vife's remains will be taken to his
6Ihers home in New York.
sAesnsn's Sunday Dinner.
WAmmoroN, Jan. 30.-The good peo-
IA Of Washington devoted a good part
Il tbsir time TO criticizing Gen. Sher-
nan for giving grand dinner to the
Nrqus Of Lorne yesterday, and a re-
osUtion last evening. The General does
nj defend himself on the ground that
h did not permit dancing. He simply
nm be was compelled'to entertain the
Governor General of Canada on Sunday
q not st ell. Some of Sherman's ad-
uiren Who are backing him for the
Presidency are afraid that the Sunday
dinner business will 20 against him AZ a
Presidential candidate among religious
psopls.
Absat Railroad Consultations.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
nay 70 consolidate with other railroad
eumpanies, 20 a. tn form continuous
lips from San Francisco to New Or
lsGns, was reported favorably today by
ths Committee on Railways. A corres-
poudent today asked Senator Miller if
As substitute is substantially the same
= bis bill. He replied that he was not
entirely familiar with the substitute
bill, but from what he had heard of il
hs vas under the impression that the
diasrenee hstQeen the two measures
VA nos veFy great. He was asked wha,
vss the object of consolidation. He
ssid there are at present eight different
examinations in the line between New
Orleans and the Pacific coast, and tina,
there would b one. and only one, set oi
emceu II the cancellations were Of
lboted. The lines could be worked K
~ better advantage and very muct
GhDaDeG, he said, under one manage.
mi than half dozen. He was asked
1.-THE consolidation would not assist il
psvsnting competition. He said h,
thought not; the mon who would contro
" consolidated line now control sepa
nts lines. Az they can control separat,
lipm, they can control freight and pas
ringer rates. Now, he said, to much
hsttsr advantage under the proposed
sonsolidation bill, because it gives Con
nm the right to regulate freight anC
msDsnQer rates. There is a suspicion
aboot Il, however, that the bill hides g
purpose that will become apparent. IL
ths roads are permitted to consolidate,
andthat this purpose will be found mi
nical TO low rates.
k1lle0 LIZ oWm wife.
KANSAS CrrY, Jan. 0.-Sands Hopkins
wealthy young real estate dealer, to.
day undertook to clean his gun. His
vile vas sitting near him. The weapon
eosidsataily discharged, killing her in.
SANITY.
kxeent sf the sugar Trade.
VkU0roN. Jan. A-The Chief nj
- bureau Of Statistics, in a summary
satement Of imports and exports of the
un'isd States, says: Inquiry as to the
NM production of sugar in the Ha.
vaiian lalands has several times been
fpoandsd 10 this Bureau. There are
es0eia! statistics of the sugar produc-
"a 9 Hawaii available at the pres
- eme, Tho quality of sugar pro-
Aovsver, IL pretty clearly indi-
osn by the statistics of the exports OF
= from the Hawaiian Islands and
sempoEts Of sugar from those islands
- !ns United States. The total
usy OF sugar exported therefrom
~ u cslendar year 1881 was 98.-
80 pounds, Of which 93,7T3, rs
vae9 Or almost tho entire quantity,
oipped TO the United States. Sta.
q imports of sugar into the
SSo states from the Hawaiian
sos show that during the year end
assne ~, 1881, the quantity imported
SMW,M poQnds, and that during
80. ended June 30, 1882, he i'm.
n, - g ehis article amounted to log,
4 Confessed scamp.
ns1ol1, Jan. 30.-Francis A. War
~ 0-Special Agent Of the Pension
ment today plead guilty to foul
o. forgery, endorsements on
ty notes, and was rcmandee
4 Mineral rind.
!oun, Jan. 3.-Capt. Henry Free,
= foemsrly Government Iuspector In
ninss Of Australia, who has beer
Ing for tin in Mexico the pas,
~ half, has returned here
S9 With him ton Of rich ore anC
~. tln. found in the State of Du
aenco. He says he discovered
ssYa eeposits, and obtained liberal
os.aole grants from the Mexican
Haeos for working mines. Capt
represents . company here.
saalas tAea to straight Trade.
hAoo, Jan. 3O.-The Board O
kSa % adopted rule which pro
1e0oers from trading outside O
laf hours, or outside the Boars
49, and Call Board. The objec
eveut them from trading il
ops and on the carbstOne.
4 Railroad Deeisisn.
o1oH, Jan. 30.-Ths sui
~: Adamsl& MoConnells VI. Tn,
hrn q San Francisco railroad
= Svv03 onmNoao for ovno.s;va ev.;,.y,