Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-13

resulting In forced runs which hav'
given little time at either end. BY To
new schedule, which goes into effect d
the 3Osh, departures will be made ever.
i've DAYS. leaving this city at 10 q. N
instead of p. IN. Meanwhile, com
n encing Friday next, sailing from TIN
port will be as follows: Elder, 24th; Da
kota, 3Oth. Capt. Thomas Huntington
master of the Mexico, remains IN com
mand. The vessel WAS built here b,
Dickie Bros, and is a new and excellen
sea boat.
Seattle wafer Pipe.
Eastern freights have increased il
the past two weeks. particularly 80 il
tobacco, dry goods, machines, and
farming implements, the latter imports
forming the chief articles for shipment
north. Iron pipe is also shipped il
large quantities, both TO Portland and
to the Sound. The bark Davy Crockett
from New York, commenced dischara
ing heavy pipe today for the Seattle
water works. The contract for larg
pipes for the Portland Water Company
was recently awarded to a foundry here,
which recently commenced delivery.
Ample Accom- ~ odaiieas for the Tri.
ennial Conelave.
SAN Francisco, July 1.-THE follow
ing preamble and resolutions have been
presented and adopted by the Triennial
Conclave Committee:
WHEREAS, gross and unfounded mis-
representations have been made relative
to the coming Conciave, to be held in
this city in August next, by individuals
IN the East from purely malicious mo-
tives to the effect that extortion will be
practised by those having anything to
do with furnishing accommodates to
visiting Knights and their families, and
that ample accommodations will not be
furnished; that Sir Knights will be herd
ed IN Railways and other uncomfortable
places, and
WHEREAS. it has also been circulated
by the same parties that prices for
everything purchasable and saleable will
ne materially advanced during Conclavs
week, and that expenses of the trip and
soJourn would be more than any knight
could meet, therefore, be it
Resolved, that the Secretary of the
Friennial Committee be hereby author
lied to deny these false statements and
10 assure Sir Knights, wherever dis
posed, that ample and comfortable ac-
will be provided and fur
nisned all VII, come, as the committee
has under its control. outside of the
principal hotels, the best and fullest
at regular reasonable
rates; that there is not, nor will be, the
disposition towards practicing
sxtortion on the part of any citizen of
San Francisco, nor has there been any
such disposition or intention mani
tested.
Capsized While Being Launched.
SAN Francisco, July 12.-As the
steamer Sardonyx. which lately ran on
he rocks on the nOrthe I'm coast, was be-
ing launched from the dry dock yester-
lay afternoon, the man in charge of
knocking out stakes let 90 too soon
The vessel tipped and slid into the bay,
,areening on her side. To save himself
man jumped into the bay. About 60
men were on the vessel painting and fix.
ng her cabins, who made a grand rush
Tor the deck, thinking she WAS going
inder. The men in the water were
ished out by bystanders, Ropes were
brown from the vessel and tied to the
oregon Steamship Company's dock to
prevent tho vessel from going complete
J. A large lot of lumber stored on the
ieck as dunuage, fell to the starboard
ide and prevented the vessel from
lighting, the sides of the dock will have
Q be removed to allow her to be righted. |
The mon, after getting over their fright |
md bruises, set to work moving lumber |
md coal to the port side of the vessel,
Vhen the work of getting her in place
viii be begun.
For Puget sound.
SAN Francisco, July I2.-The steam
hip Mexico has been chartered by the |
'acific Coast Steamship Company. and
will be placed on the Victoria and Pspet |
,ound route, sailing on her initial trip |
Wednesday, the 18th.
Got HIS Man.
Deputy Sheriff Singleton took to Port
and yesterday prisoner III irons, |
vhom he arrested in Mendocino county
or shooting Officer Barry at Portland
n October last. Singleton has been
uniting for the man ever since, and
.niy ten days ago heard of bis being in
california.
sonora Railroad.
SAN Francisco, July IA Hermosil- |
o Sonora special says the following
elegram has been received: The gen
'ral government has approved the ap-
for the Tucson d Port Lobos
TO start from Port Lobos. The
company is Tucson organization.
Construction will commence in a few
lays from Port Lobos. on the Gulf of
California. The Mexican Government
yives 5000 for each mile constructed
n Sonora.
Disheartencd at the Prospect.
San Francisco, July l2.-J. w. Davis,
II Florence, Arizona, in an interview
With an Examiner reporter, states that
The people OF Arizona are disheartened
over the present status of the Indian
question and have little confidence in
peaceful Issue in replacing the renegade
Apaches on San Carlos reservation. Ar
zouians have but one opinion and that
% the Apaches should be removed from
The Territory.
Failed % Lynch Him.
There was considerable excitement in
Deming on Tuesday night. An organ
lied effort was made to hang Doc Kane,
who killed Dick Tabler, railroad en-
gineer, some months ago. Getting
wind Of il he escaped. The mob hung
up his barkeeper several times to make
him divulge the hiding place of Kane,
but without avail. Then they gave the
barkeeper and gambler, called Roxy,
ten hours to leave the place.