Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-11

threatened to kill every officer in sh,
town before morning.
The San Carries a zeuey.
WAszrsoTos. July 9-The origin O,
the plan agreed upon last Saturday ,
safe keeping of the Apache csptises
has been genei ally misunderstood
me proposition TO place police contro
OF Ban Carlos in the hands of the Wa,
department was made by Secretary
Teller and not by the Secretary of War
In conversation to-day Secretary TeIle,
SAID there Is no foundation for the re-
port that II the arrangement agreed
upon proves successful the control of all
Indian agencies will be transferred to
the War Department. He denies tina.
any such course is Contemplated. and
says the principal occasion for placing
crooks captives under supervision OF
the War Department is because that
Department has money TO keep them,
while the Department of the Interior
has none. THE San Carlos aeency.- the
Secretary added. will be maintained as
heretofore, except that the military will
have entire charge of the police control
and special control of the Apache cap
tives-"
Pennsylvania Republicans.
HARRISBURG, July 9.-No more than
twenty delegates TO the Republican
State Convention on Wednesday have
arrived. The convention promises to
be lively. The indications are that a
ticket has been put mp, and Niles of
Troy will be nominated for Auditor
General and McHose of Berks for
Treasurer.
HARRISBURG. June l0.-The hotel cor
ridois have not yet assumed a lively ap-
pearance of delegations TO the Republi-
can convention, which meets tomorrow.
Only a few have arrived since last
night Livesy, for State Treasurer, and
for Auditor General, are to-
day making warm fight, and it looks
as II the contest for nominations would
be close and excl ing.
he Columbia and Colvilie ReserSa.
items.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Chief Moses
and other Indians from Columbia and
Coiville reservations have signed an
agreement which with few modifica
tions is identical with that virtually eff
fected last Saturday. In tOday's con-
ference Chief Tomaskat complained
that Simms, agent of the Colville reser-
vation, never visited the Indians per-
sonaily, and was entirely ignorant OF.
their wants: that his quarters are forty
miles from the reservation, thus oblig-
ing the Indians TO travel that distance
TO confer with him whenever necessary.
IL is said at the department that Agent
Simms will be promptly removed unless
he gives the Indians under his charge
move personal attention.
Yellow Fever.
The surgeon general of the marine
service has received advices
that Norwegian bark is at Ship Island
with yellow fever on board.
The surgeon general of tho marine
hospital service today received tels-
gram from DIR. Joseph Jones, President
Of the Board of Health of New Orleans,
az follows: "Sir-The Swedish bark Ber-
mia has arrived, zine days out from
Vera Cruz, at the Mississippi quarantine
station, with three cases of yellow fever.
The bark Is not bound for New Orleans,
but il in distress" The surgeon gener-
al il also informed that the steamship
City of Mexico left Havana on the 7th
for New York with supposed cases of
yellow fever on board.
Bicycling.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 9.-H. w.
Higam, the English bicyclist, defeated
John 5. Pruice. champion, in a twenty
mile race today. Time. hour, min
utes 534 seconds.
The trial is begun of Charles Upton
on a charge of overdrawing accounts as
President of the City Bank.
New namp.hire Senatorial Contest.
CoSconp, N. H., July 9.-The support
ers of the different candidates for Sen
ator scout the idea of any break or ma
terial change in the situation tomorrow.
Az predicted, Marston. Stevens and
Briggs had private conference, and il
is stated that an agreement was entered
into by these Senators to support who
visable to change tactics. The Rollins
morrow, and their candidate will sus-
tain no relative loss and may possibly
gain some from Patterson. They hold
a conference tomorrow evening, as also
probably will the caucus men.
Mect10g OF GOh0fs
AUSTIN, Tex, July 10.-Tomorrow the
State convention of colored people meets
TO consider the moral. social and educa-
ti0nal status of the colorei population
Of Texas, and appoint a delegate to the
proposed national convention.
Advertising Denis kearney.
CHICAGO, July l0.--The Times says
editorially this morning: The sand-lOt
lunatic has painted the character of
other lunatics who refused to admit him
to their recent assembly in Chicago in
adjectives. Warming with his theme
he encompassed the whole assembly by
a strong corrall of sand lot adjectives,
styling them severally "screeching,
scabby, scrubby politicians, black
guards, mathematics and scalawags, free
trade, free rum, free love, hatobet-
faced cfanks and private mengerina
dudes who know as much about the
labor question as hen knows about
heaven. When anti-monopoly reform
era see themselves at this production of
California genius they will perhaps
wish they had not excluded the sand
lot orator. IL has been said already
thvt the exclusion Of him was mistake,
becauss he had participated in the pro-
ceedings. The platform of anti monop-
DIV would probably nave contained one
or two additional propositions of idiocy
or of lunacy, which were strangely
omitted. The sand lot orator corrobo-
rated this opinion by proposing to his
admirers at the close of his Sunday
harague resolution declaring IN favor
Of regulating rates OF transportation.
telegraph, water. gas and all the
other corporate enterprises upon
ON the basis Of labor interest, meaning
that they should exact from all who
employ their services higher possible
rates in order that their employees might
get the highest possible wages. As a
counter-weight to some OF the equally
senseles< propositions Of the anti mo-
nopoly rronunciamento, il Ia q pity that
this plank from the sand-lot was left
out By injudicious exclusion. The re-
representatives. Of all the cranks were all,
OF nearly oil of them, in Chicago. 1t
would have been recognized by econo-
mists like d. w. Kelly, DIV. Voorhees,,
and II. X. Watterson. as proposing q
new but extremely practical applica-
ton of protection principles, and so
might have given them an additional
incentive to Join the anti monopoly