Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-10

now surveying and locating a route.
Many Immigrants are also locatinc
along the line Of the Oregon Branch 81
the Central Pacific in Shasta comfy
now being pushed through to corract
Win the Oregon road workings.
Trade with Honduras.
SAN FGlScIsco, june 9.-Don Mareo
y Sofa. President of Honduras. will ad-
dress c joint meeting of the Board of
Trade and Chamber of Comrnerce on
In1rsdsy next, on the advance of the
trade OF San Francisco with Horduras-
Charges Not Sustained,
ihe charge Of bribery against Jsseph
Z Evans. Special Agent of the Treasury,
pas oesn under investigation BY Gen.
opauioinS, and was not sustained by the /
eVioencs. it was charged that Evans
received bride of $1,000 from four Chi.
namen for release from Government
custody of $4,000 worth of on;nn
seized last April for violation oh the
treaty prohibiting the Importation 81 |
opium by Chinese into the city.
staabsng ARRAY.
STocKTNS. Cal, June 9.-w. ]. Oulla-
nan, painter, and recent arrival from |
San Francisco, tonight approached Dis |
trict Attorney 5. A. Booker in a saloon. |
and remarked that he was a id chiy'
Inc words led to a row, and Booker /
stabbed Oullahan in the right breast. |
the knife striking the collar bone and |
innictin2 flesh wound. No arrests.
laying n Corner stone.
Tie corner stone OF the new Masonic
Temple of this city was laid TODAY. nv
the Grand Lodge of Masons of CaIifor-
MA. The attendance was large. and
the ceremonies imposing.
Scoring the California Railroad
Commissioner.
STOCKTON, Cal, June 9.-The resolu-
tions adopted this afternoon by the
DEMOCRATIC Committee, and read this
evening at the Anti Monopoly meeting,
recite tho railroad planks of the San
. ose convention, and pledges of the
railroad commissioners TO make ma
teriai reduction IN fares and freights,
and declare that Carpenter and Hum
pn,eys aave not done anything TO
reduce charges or abate Discrimination.
ana nave proved recreant TO their trust
anu the confidence reposed in them by
the people. They resolved that the De-
mocracy of San Joaquin county will
use every legitimate means to have the
solemn pledge given by the San Jose
Convention faithfully kept, and that
the Democracy OF San Joaquin county
demand of the Railroad Commissioners
that they keep the pledges made to Sc
cure their election, or resign. and that a
copy of these resolutions be sent TO
every Democratic County Committee in
the State.
An Important Order.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-In the long
suit of Mrs. Ellen Cotton, the
widow of Gen. Cotton, VS.. Crocker,
Stanford and Huntington, to recover
several million dollars claimed to be
due her In the settlement of her hus-
bands affairs with defendants. Judge
made an order today allowing
attorney to examine the books
Of the Western Development Company
10 ascertain the correctness of the 40
counting.
The Thomas Concerts.
The large attendance at the opening
Of the Thomas concert has been steadily
This evening the pavilion ,
was again filled, as ii was also at the
matinee this afternoon. The enthusiasm
IS less raptprous. This is
probably due to the fact that the audi .
snoe knows that under no circumstance ,
viii Thomas permit an encore. To do ,
70 be maintains would not only be an ,
injustice to members of the orchestra ,
Who have quite enough to do, but would ,
Also disloint the harmony i'll the ar :
,angement of his programme. Tha
great great bulk of the audience of to-
lays matinee was composed of ladies.
They rendered the warmest reception to
Miss Thursby and to Mrs. Cole of New
York, who each sang solo. The for
ner LA Cavitana and Voce Poca Fa,"
rom Rossinis Barbiere: the latter n :
'imple ballad, Strauss, waltz: the .'Blue
Danube, was vigorously applauded. The ,
matinee terminated with n suite from
8erlioz's Damnation of Faust. Tonight
he largest audience yet is assembled.
The evening is devoted entirely to Wag-
ner. Opinions differ as to why Wap-
ler's works should draw SO large an
audience. 1t must be remembered that
t Is not alone the works of Wagner that
let as the lodestone but the manner i'm
which his works are rendered. No great
was at any time expressed,
nut the fact that the large audience
waited until the programme was en-
rely through may be construed as an
of pleasant experience in the
manner in which this most difficult work
vas interpreted. The results up to to-
light go to show that the concerts will
'rove a large financial success.
Sentenced.
AUBURN, CAL, June S.-PranZo. the
murderer of Beppo, heretofore convicted
u manslauGhter, was sentenced this
morning in the Superior Court to five
ears In San Quentin.
To be Hanged.
Next Tuesday is the day set for pass
ng sentence of death on Richards.
Mining stocks.
San Francisco, June 9.-Alpha 2.R,
3elcher lao. Best * Belcher rs. Bodie
lon. Los. Bullion 10, California 400,
>hollar $50, Con. Va. 20, Crown Point
10, Eureka Con. $50, Exchequer 4Sc,
iould 4 Curry $50, Grand Prize soc,
fale d Norcross -, Martin White 4.90
dexican -, Mount Diablo z, Ophir
80, Overman so, Potosi 1.55, Savage
.75. Silver King -, Sierra Nevada
.37J1. UnioE Con. $50. Utah 3.35, Yellow
Jacket AIS.
shipping intelligence.
PoRT BLAKELY, June 9.-Arrived-
Sewsboy.
Sailed-SOhooners American Girl and
3eebe.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Juno 9.--Arrived-
steamer Walla Walla.
San Francisco, June 9.--Arrived-
schooner Bobolink, seven days from
zoos Bay. Cleared-Steamer Queen of