Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-07
EASTERN NEWS.
.u,rEp PRESS DIspATch@
..,,I services.


...,orial services.
o. March 5.-Governor
arisa, invited all citizens and Of
afDtOn NJ county ard State to the
sibof s TIC memorial services will be
tr6sL cia:.oI on Thursday. The
no oa d.,art for memorial services
lcsr The s'a'e. ,.,.,,x
r March GA newsboy, u
lpcrI Earl Nichols, is arrested,
- oo, .,, outrage on a little girl 8
Ii The child fully ide n
s rbo rnskes only a feeble denial.
n.itg in such cases under the
.IsEg laws is death.
Lower Wages.
.-,,eo March 5.-Iron masters here
,sd say the action OF Congress
.,r;H bill will be more injurious
~ . s; interests than any legisla-
~ ~; n half century, and that the
Wills Wills OF keeping the mills open
= sweeping reduction in wages,
~ .hsrn at such point that labor
ann must have cheaper food.
Probably no Murder.
r,,,E. March 5.--The body Of a
~ the food was found at the
~ Shelby street. 1t proves to be a
man. Sam Bell, who fell or was
n.a ont of skiff during extreme
~atar. Men Ramed Donohoe
snnkel we're in the skif with him,
Ssgs been arrested, charged with
INC hin ont of the boat. a post
.m examination by the coroner
~ he died by drowning. The
n. shows no signs of blows having
q inflicted.
u,sher Education for Women.
r,r YogE, March 5.-The trustees Of
= columbia College declare it mex
.isnt to educate the sexes together.
SS;s not prepa red for women's educa-
- a the college, they deem it exp:-
Snt 10 raise tue standard of female
.iuest;ou. proposing course of study
m pu;s1ed outside of college, but
,sder its authorities and with suitable
,udenie bonors.
Csrringe's New Company.
The Incorporation certificate of the
american Ship Building Company was
ia today. The incorporators are
Ssnry Gorripge, Cornelius Vanderbilt
nd j. Frederick Thomas. Capital
sock, Ss50,OO0, and fifty years is the
isrm Of the company's existence. The
directors are Henry II. Gorringe, Chas.
Il, FRYE, Henry G. Peddier, Jas. A.
Roosevelt and j. F. Toms.
yixneaux Beats sexton.
In an exhibition of 300 points, straight
urom, balk line game o billiards. be-
+ trsen yigneaux and Sexton, Vigneaux
von by a score Of 300 to las. The best
mns were "a, 80, IS and So. Sections
/ bHt was 40. The Frenohman gave an
nhibition Of marvellous fancy shots.
The players were introduced to the dis
dnguished company by Mark Twain.
Fine stock.
BALTIMORE, March 1.-The steamer
Ontario, from Liverpool, brought l6l
bulls and heifers, IA polled Angus and
eShsrpshire sheep, and IA He Ifords
pnsiqned to Thos. Lawson, of Neosho,
Missouri, TO Coulter & Morgan, and
Henry Z. Yeomans. Among the Chsy.
me stock is the celebrated bull,
sAdolph," purchased for 1000 guineas,
Nd to DO the highest price ever paid
81 bull.
Capture or Canadian Indians.
81. PAUL, March 6.-Advices received
department headquarters from Capt
O. B. Reed, of tho 18th Infantry, il
pmmand at Camp Heplar River, Mon.
ina, are to the effect that on the IL
ha., Scout Culbertson reported from
timber Creek the capture of niue lodge.
d Creek Indians belonging TO Bi,
BARS camp, and which he said h,
would hold until troops were sent to hi
nsistance. Indians state that Their,
Wre thirty lodges of Creeks camped a
be Big Bend of Milk river twelve day
no, but a detachment from Fort As
dnoboine drove them away. The min
Which are on Timber Creek separate,
fran the others and came towards tn,
AssOuri river, and remain there. On
d the lodges did not move great dis
lance from Big Bend because of tn,
deep snow. and in spite Of the shaking
up given them by the troops from ASST
nObaine, are reported still on this side
Of the line. Culbertson also reports
finding tho bodies of two white mer
ifozsn to death in their lodges abou
twenty-five miles from Timber Creek
4 amounted detachment has been SEN
nom Poplar river to Culbsrtson's camp
tobring in the captured Creeks. and il
reply to. Capt. Reeds request for in
aructioRs orders have been issued b.
Gen. Terry to send the Indians across
tbs boundary line into British Colum
ta.
Capital Notes.
WASHINGTON, March 6.--Judge Thor
nan, OF the Civil Service Commission
called upon the President today, in
company with Senator Pendleton, and
formally notified the President OF his
acceptance of the office.
The Comptroller of the Currency
department. is in receipt of many let
ien IN reference to the redemption
q 2cent ,heck stamps not required by
Nv to DO used after July LIST next. The
hvs provides for the redemption OF
samps not issued; provided they are
for payment within three
yesrs of the time of purchase from the
The Japanese ENJOYS to Hawaii are
nov on short visit to this city. They
we're formally presented to the Presi.
dent today by the Secretary of State.
Secretary Teller, Senator Logan, and
.sTeral members of Congress went ia
carlisle, Pa, this morning to inspect
lne Indian school at that place.
!. The President accepted the resiRua.
bon Of Jas. Gilfillan, Treasurer of the
United States. 1t is not likely his sue
eessor will be appointed for some time
assistant Treasurer Weiman is men.
uoned as likely to receive the appoint
nent.
The Cabinet meeting today was short
Ind unimportant.
Grand Chinese supper.
CHICAGO. March Gin accordance
Nth their usual custom, scholars in the
chinese Sunday schools gave their an
aoM reception to their teachers aud
Trends. About sixty scholars are in the
,.cnool, and each one has teacher,
iney insist on giving supper every
year. and though their teachers urge
mem not to go to such expense they
empioy a cater with a corps OF colored
ssrVao's, and have an elaborate supper
served. Their aim ia to have the affair
!. Chinese New Years, but this year
= was postponed from week to week fol
!, several reasons. There were about 40C
mules and gentlemen present last even
NJ ~ aud the affair WAS very pleasant.
re nrst part of the evening was occu.
4 p'so by musical and literary selections
~ sSe following program being observed
SSpenhe by the school: reading of The
sSsfiPsures by Moy Bong; remarks by