Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-15
EASTERN NEWS.
. ..oeu.rED PRESS DISPATCHES.
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Ia.tinabie Homicide.
p,sx.HK, Oak, July 14.-Justice Col
,;rs Who conducted the examination OF
shs Des MONIES cases at Mandan, gave
W decision this morning, dischargine
,hs Marquis, Miller and Moore, and
soIdipg that the homicide WAS Justlfia-
hle in view Of the threats by the oDon-
ia marty, who were escaping from ar
,sst n the time tie shooting occurred.
Indemnify Lands.
u,suryoroS. July 14.-Secretary Tel
aaya the indemnity lands north of
-. pacific railway must not be closed
settlement any longer than necessary
snable the company to make selec-
~ ~ lands ia lieu of those lost within
u.s.,,ad limits, and direct Q the Commits
,nnsT Of the Land Office to notify the
an,nv that all selections in Wiscon-
- and Minnesota must be made within
. -. months, az the orders withdraw
~ ;ndempity lands will be revoked and
.Ss lands opened to settlement. The
w in selecting will not be per-
ss;,,sd 10 select the best lands and leave
the poorest.
-....yh nm Open Drawbridge 10
Death.
cuo,so. July IA runaway horse
.,sacbed to a light buggy in which we're
sssted four young people approached
sha draw of Harrison street bridge last
n;aht At a furious gallop, and plunged
;nso the river, the bridge having been
swuno to allow the passage Of vessel.
Tha vounp men and women were pre-
n;nsted into the river, with tie vehicle,
md All four were drowned.
C,aade,s Among Iiiisois Horses.
SpxrssFIELD, July 1.-The State Vet
.,;nary reports CHAMBERS prevalent
AMONG horses in nineteen counties in
shis State. He claims TO have been pre-
.erted from killing animals afflicted,
sttorpeys contended that he could only
,s.ort 70 this measure after the Govern
~ had issued proclamation declaring
islanders epidemic. The Attorney Gen
sral Is now expected to give An opinion
a. 10 the powers of the State Veterinary
under the State law.
Esisht TEN pIar Pilgrimage 10 Europe
CHICAGO. July l3.-The Apollo Com
mandery of knight Templars, one hun.
bred and fifteen strong, marched out of
their asylum at o'clock this evening
in full regalia, thus entering upon
pilgrimage the most pronounced posi-
bly ever contemplated by modern
body of these Knights Of the red cross
and black plumes. They were escorted
10 the Michigan Central depot by a
large body of active members Of Apollo,
which numerically is one Of the strong
est orders in America, and special
escort of six will accompany the tour
ing Knights as far as New York City,
where the Rain body will board the
steamer City of Romo for Liverpool. II
is expected that the body will be aug
mented at New York, making the total
number engaged for the pilgrimage 165.
The Knights carry with them full uni
forms to be used in occasions of public
display and receptions. The Apollo's
have been notified that reception
awaits them in London at the hands of
members of the order there. From that
city the tourists will break up into
small parties and travel on tho CONT
nens for period Of two or three months
according to their own desire. The
special train carrying them left the de-
pot promptly at o'clock, amidst the
cheering Of their friends and the vast
crowd assembled.
The PntriarcIsal Circle.
CHICAGO, July H.--There was parade
and review of local and visiting temples |
of the Patriarchal Circle through the |
business portion Of this city this after |
noon. There were about 40 bodies in |
the line representing Illinois. New York, |
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan. Wiscon-
sin and Mime Sota, and numbering in |
all 1860 uniformed knights. The uni |
form aud regalia of the members is very |
49, 81 K,,.n Ia.
save that purple plume Ia worn in the |
place of the blsok one of the latter Or
der. The street display was witnessed |
by great crowds and was creditable in |
many ways. Few of the temples how
ever displayed any brilliant marching
evolutions, and q number of them moved
along with ragged and uncertain fronts.
The presence of uniformed temples
here develops the fact that considerable
Of the body Of the order of Odd Fellows
refuse 10 recognize the Patriarohs and
claim that the Sovereign Grand Lodge
at the session two years ago declined TO
Isgalizs them ON the ground that il had
previously authorized n uniform degree
for Patiiarohs, and that while all its
members are Odd Fellows il is an indie
pendent organization. Others urge that
the organization il entitled to recogni-
ton under the legislation of the Grand
Lodge a few years ago. At the business
session today, owing TO the opposition of
the Grand Lodge, 1t was decided to
change the regalia in some of its fea-
lures. The report of the aecretarJ
shows that 25 temples were organized
during the past year, making total
number of 100, with total membership
Of 1000, against 900 one year ago,
A Distinguishsd Party Of Travellers.
CHICAGO. July IA party Of dis
tinguished Central Americans are ex-
pected to arrive here tomorrow. consist
ing of Don Marco A. Desoto, President
OF the Republic Of Honduras, and his
Cabinet officers, and Don Ramon Rossa,
Minister from Honduras to the United
States. The party, excepting Don
Ramon Rosss, Ii en- route to Europe and
will probably be met informally upon
their arrival here by the Mayor of the
City aud President of the Board of
Trade. The party will probably remain
here one or two days.
Crop Reports.
PLYMourH, Neb., July 14.--The State
Board OF Agriculture based on its re-
turns throughout the State makes the
tOuONiuk otVtSuhcot Va tuO OVaSoietVu VI
the crops in that State: Corn 80 per
cent, spring wheat 96. rye 95, oats 100,
barley i03, and fax l07.
Cattle Movcments Neslhward.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July N.-Reperts
from the middle of Texas say that care
ful estimates state the number Of cattle
driven on the trail in that section nj
100000, an increase Of 10000 over that
Of last year. The bulk Of the cattle will
be driven 10 Kansas, Nebraska and the
Western Territories.
Murdered HIS Wife.
JACKSON, Miss, July 1&.-U. 8. Tenn
ole. q noted colored politician. was
ioand guilty Of the murder of bis wife
and the jury fixed tho penalty at lifs
Imprisonment.
Damage BY wind and Rain.
OxAHA, July N.-Hamilton county
~ visited last night by DESTRUCTIVE
vind and rain storm. doing much dam
aes 10 buildings and crops, and killing
ZONE stock. Numerous business build
ings in Aurora were heavily damaged
and q large number of dwellings, and
outhouses were wrecked. One dwellins
h. H. "a. ;