Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-21

pr month With board They are %
srmed and threaten 10 kill auy ma,
nfe ranches and 20 work censx,
sroub.e. Some of the larrr~t e,rnv.
MES have signiied their intention DC
20 meet the demand. and are 1ou tai
ing steps 30 secure United States tr.spu
erty. p'oi
Ficnaish Aes.
LI-TLz Rock, April ls.-In the south
era tloct.w Nation, Indian Territorv
carry last Saturday rnorainy. John Len
aox. Texas despersdo, as the bead o
oano OF outlsss- surprised Cpits,
States Marshal ID. n Lymara in char,
oI certain prisoners, killing Lyman an
setting nrs 20 the cspsives-
A Desperate Darky.
Lor'svfLLE. April Ca spsci.i from
Mnnfordviiie. Hart County, says: Boil
EDWARD, lc1so.edl, sentenced to b,
hanged Nay 18th for the murder OF
Arch Long. last December, attsmoset
70 break Jail this morning. Calling I'd.
amor 20 bring aim a tub of water for :
oafh- he rushed ous ON that officer Wiz
PISTOL. end woaid have ESQ pad had
not me tailor's wife looked out the door
rinalaa MA escape cut of, EixAris re-
head.
Preparing an Appeal.
BaiTTLxpoao, VI. April 2).-S;,as NJ
waite. dsfauiting President and cash.
ier II the Br.stieboro National bank,
arrived home tonight from the House oi
accompanied by his counsel,
ihe yisi: ~ said 10 be for the purpose OF
allowing Waite and his counsel the
opportunity 70 examine a box and the
records preparatory to argument reia-
two 10 an appeal from the Judgment
secured by the bank against Waite.
9ailrsaa salt.
LITTLE Rock, April 20.-In the u. q.
Court today judgments were taken for
various suits, aggre2ating $4,000,
ngains, the Memphis aud Little Rock
naiiway. AID readiusted for interest on
tne MORTGAGE bonds held by citIzens of
New York aud New Hampshire. Arpu-
ment IN the case Of Philbrook Rsir, who
owns mnst of the Land on the road
Oh the Rock Railway, closed today in
Y. .. Court before Judge McCrary.
80 1sAsbsSbWpa Bto00.
LITTLE Rock. April 2o.-Ths Gas.t,e,s
he ena special says OF the break in the
Flfzhuoh leves, five miles sputh 1T that
CITY, that thereby the area of overlooked
land in Phillips County Is greatly in
creased. II tho water remains long
enough to prevent planking, the aggre-
gate damaRs by decreased production
VIII be 100000. The river Mt Helena
u rising an ZACH day, and it Is thought
nfteen inches are yet to come.
A Sympathetic Meeting.
CHICAGO, April 20.-A massmeetino
OF the various building trades was bald
tonight in the Armory. for the purpose
Oh expressing sympathy with the brick
layers in their strike. The attsndance
was large. Speeches were made By prom-
lnsut citizsns.
Well said.
NEW YoRK, April 0.-Ex- President
6raut, in Introducing x-Vice- President
Colfax TO Leisure on the late Presidsut
Lincoln, said no had heard Abraham
tell innumerabls stories. bot
never heard one frosu his lips that
might not be repeated from that very
platform.
The statue or Liberty.
Toe Sun this morning says that work
will soon be begun ut Bsdioe Island on
ehe PEDESTAL for the Bartholdi statue.
The executive committee has issued in-
structions to call in the subscriptions,
shich amount to about $4,000. Besides
lhis there IL over s. 900 cash on hand
The bulk OF the money has como in
from wealthy men. No
subscription has exceeded $500. Ac-
i've measures are to be tsksn to popa-
lsrize the subscriptions. Very little has
boon collected outside.
Western ExcurslonIsts.
dispatch from Philadelphia saws the
regular spring exoursion for Colorado
and California left that city YESTERDAY
in a Pullman train OF five cars. There
were 1i5 in the party. Those from Phil
adelphia were Mr.. aud Mrs. w. J. BEN
ner, Mrs. Ann Blanchard. +. Bromley,
VIM b. Carlin aud wife, Miss Cecilia
w. Filter. Thos. l.. Gillespie and wife.
Miss Henrietta Graf, Mrs. Mary G.
Hulme. Miss Eiixs Keen. ] chm j. Keen
aud wife, J. II. kenworthy. J. g. Khan
der and wife, Chas. Matthews and wife,
Miss Hattie Matthews. A. II. Miller and
wife, Miss Florence Miller, Mrs. Ran.
lolph Sliler, Mrs. Julia Agnes Heed, r.
II. b. Sailer, DIR. Chas. Schaffer, Charlie
Schaffer, w. L. Springs, Miss Nettio G.
Springs. Miss Emma Stevenson, Il. II,
n. Strowbridge, Mrs. j. C.
Wood. ihss. Wood and wife, Nathan
Myers and wife, s. A. Rolph and wife.
The excurstonists will return 10 their
homes in July.
naeh taste.
l.KDMrNsTER, April D.-AI'cc FlagQ
lwhitol q beautiful young lady Of ~
years, daughter OF the " salthieat farmer
in Boylcston, and u graduate OF tho IA
nous Grid Institute OF Worcester, has,
after three years clandestine court.
ship, married George Hazard fcolorsd),
. former farm laborer Of her fathers.
They Want Moro.
PrTrssUso, April 20--Cigar makers
met last night and decided 70 demand
an advance Of 80 cents per thousand on
HE lss Of May.
ChieT Moses.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.--About half OF
the seven hundred recruits, mentioned
Yesterday a. being new en- route for reg
iments Ia the Indian country, are des-
tined for Columbia reservation, 70 re-
store 70 the public domain psrt Of the
occupied by Chief Moses
aud his band in Washington Territory.
This restoration has created much dis
among the band, and their
threatening rumors have reached Waah-
ington. Secretary Chandler teleersphed
the Navy Department that he will be in
Washingson on Wednesday next.
A 0ung SaPy.
WASHINGTON. April a0.--Ths Kelly
trial was concluded today. The jury At
six o'clock retired. After remaining
ont some time they returned and an
that they we're unable 70 aaroo.
Anal.re0pesnnee.
HARRISBURG, April 0.-The oonstitu-
t3OnAl prohibition amendment wna de-
fssted in tho HOUSE today. When Il
came MP Tor The third reading motion
30 reconsider vas made, but rejected By
q vote of n to 1t7.
0sshsp pa1assh's sehee1.
NEW Ionx. April M-Ths Tri6sae.
IN commenting cditorially on church
work in tho west, says OF Bishop Pad