Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24

and Miller we're examined in regard n
the discoveries ia the horse occu Died by
the accused. Tue jury rendered a yer.
diet that DR.. Hathaway was guilty Of
abortion IN numerous cases- Hathaway
Was committed for trial and his alleged
wife Was held as a witness.
Lost on the Desert.
LEAvKSwoETB, June %. David
Phillips, brother of Col. VIM. A. Phillips.
while suffering from the effects of heat
leit the train on the Southern Pacific
Railroad at midnight about tvo weeks
ago and wandered on a sandy desert 20
miles west of Yuma. Search was kent
up for ten days ny parties from Yuma,
bat he was finally given no a. lost. Col.
fniiiips' two sons were with the search
ing party.
Refasinx Crooks Advice.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Secretarv
Teller has received copies of D iblished
dispatches from Generals Schofleld and
Crook reg srding the treatment of the
Apache csptives. The Secretary will
insist that these Indians be kept of the
San Carlos reservation and says that
Secretary lincoln will 90 operate with
him to that end. Teller will leave
Washington for Chicago tonight, to be
absent about a week.
TUcsoS. JUNE 3.-There Is much
feeling throughout the territory In re
gard to the rumored interference with
Crooks policy in the treatment of the
recently surrendered. The
people have faith in Crook, and believe
he can and will settle the Apache ques-
ton IL let alone. All the tribes of
Apaches that he whipped aud placed on
the reservation ten years ago have ever
since remained At peace. 1t is feared If
his plans are frustrated the renegades
will again take to the mountains and
nothing but determination will then
settle the question. A large meeting
was held last night to consider the
matter, at which the Mayor presided.
Committees we're appointed to draft
resolutions at an adjourned meeting.
The sentiment ia unanimous that Crook
should have his own way, but a final
will only be reached when
the Apschss are all removed to the In
liam territory.
DanxersasIy III.
Hon. Montgomery Blair ia lying seri-
ously i'll at his simmer residence, near
Silver Springs, Maryland.
n Decided for Defendant.
Tho case of Wilson W. Gabriel, involv-
ing title TO land in San Francisco, has
been decided in Gabriers favor.
Not Vet Issued.
II was supposed the presidential order
internal revenue collec-
ton districts would be issued today.
Tbs clerical labor of reducing the
scheme TO writing was greater than an
ticipated and Il WAS not ready to be sub
mitted to the President till late in the
In the meantime soms con-
were offered that seemed to
make some change needful and issuance
Of the order has been deferred until
Monday.
Hanging Of Conductor Gains Mar.
derers.
GAINESVILLE, Ark, June 22.-Pollow-
ing are additional particulars of the
quadrupls hanging yesterday: Tho
prisoners slept sOundly, and talked
freely in the morning and read the
Bible. Mcdonald described white
man he murdered in Silver City. He
also complained Of being compelled to
leave blind wife and five children des-
titute. He believed she would not sur
yive him ten days. She declared he was
inn,c George johnson, the leader
of the gang. said he believed his nephew
James fred the fatal shot at Cain.
James said il he committed the crime
he did not know it. johnson laziiy'
smoked cigar on the soafold as the
Sheriff read the warrant. Addressing
the crowd johnson said: II have no
confession to make now. What l have
told before il true. want you men to
read the letter from Jimmy's mother
and take warning from this scene" As
the black caps were drawn over their
faces James tainted. The others stood
firm. At quarter before one tne drop
fell and the four criminals were swung
of.
The Consolation" Boat Race~Bess
Time ON Record.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The sculling re-
gatta ON Lake Calumet, at the village
of Pullman, this afternoon, developed
surprise aud n prodigy in the person of
young Teemer, the McKeesport oars
man, hitherto unknown, but who dis
played msttle by winning place in the
Il sal struggle Yesterday, but who failed
to keep up with either Hanlan, Hosmsr
or Ham, owing, it Is claimed, to his
inexperience in rowing in rough water.
Today, in what has been termed the
consolation" race. open to al bat the
three leaders Of the day preceding. he
covered 3 miles in 20 minutes Ia seconds;
thus lowering Courtney's best record of
20 minutes 14IS seconds; and the best
three miles on record, and upon which
his reputation had been built. The
conditions were perfect for fast time;
the sky was overcast and the lake vas
placid, and there was everything to Gu
courage contestants TO show at their
best. Five thousand people were on
the grounds; seven men we're ready
when the word was given at 4:O7, and
went of together. having been placed
a. follows: Mckay, Lee, Gandar. Ell
liott. Parker, Riley, Teemer and Plais-
ted. Gandar showed to the front early
With Riley second. Elliott third, the
latter pulling 36 strokes minute. At
the half-mils buoy Riley and Gandar
were abreast, both leading Teemef and
Les four lengths. Teemer drew mp and
passed Elliott, who dropped out. Lee
then forged ahead and turned the mile
and half buoy first in 9:l5. Gandar
second, with resmer. Riley, Mckay and
Plaistsd in the order named. At the
mile and three fourth buoy Lee made
claim that GAndar fouled him, and
from that on his race for the first place
was gone; G .ndar pushed ahead and
psssed the ~ mile buoy at IA minutes
B seconds, leading Lee over half .
length, Mckay In close proximity with
Tsemer on his quarter, Parker and
Plaistsd In the rear. Lse stopped row
ing soon after passing the two mile
buoy, Tesmcr all the while roring in
fine form and passing Mckay pulled for
0andar with q stroke of 81 per minute.
At the two and q half milo buoy Teemer
went TO the front aud had il 20 tbs fin-
ish, 0andar coming in second two SEQ
onds later and the same with Riley.
Mckay, Parker and Plaisted 70 lowing
in the order named, Mckay and Riley
being we'll mp TO the leader.
THE DOUBLE sCuLL RACE.
The double SOUL race was called at
$40, With five entries, a. follows and in
the order given: Hanlan and Lee. Plai-
stead and Parker, Hosmer and Mckay,
0andar aud Kennedy and WeisRerber
and Clayton. The story Of the race Is
easily told. Hanlan and Les led OF at
forty strokes and we're pursued for one