Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-01
EASTERN NEWS.
PRESS DIsPArcHEs.


.s,ouArxD PRESS DIsPATcHn
Raid Expected.
-,xoroS. Jan. 3O.-The Indian Of
-. ,eoeiyed advices that Capt.
y q making preparations for an
n ..;d On the Oklakama lands in
~, Teritory about Feb. LIST.
,...As and Bilks Detected.
~. potmasssr General today issued
crdsr forbidding the delivery OF
sr erdss and registered letters to
e.s.2no & Merriam; Kendall q Co.;
Iss 7 Heuri d Co.; Benlett, HOltz
"a. and Cudworth d Co., all of
.s.c. and nominally engaged as
~ took brokers, under which
4 q alleged they receive money
= investment, making little or no re-
a...al Mcssage Delivered.
p.o,,nxEcx. Jan. O.-Gov. Littlefisld
49, his annual message today. 1t
- dsgossd to local affairs.
!. Less ssA Rites.
v~y ynnx. Jan. 3.-Services over the |
ss;os of the late Archbishop Hughes
~ riaea IN St. Patrick's Cathedral
S:ssm1ina. Cardinal NoClosky and
~ 6enitaries were present.
SssuGfKg lSs . sla&ganG Match.
r.. evening papers say the 6lade- |
rscs expedition will, If possible, be ar
nnesd fos Monday evening at Madison
sausss Garden. The prize fight ar.
ssrgmsnts will probably be perfected
= M Jersey or some other State than
n York. Mace says hs has been |
hs6ted worse in New York than in any
~ q the world. "In San Francisco"
e aid, II was allowed to spar in a
anah boilding."
Cabinet MeetlnG.
VAm0roN, Jan. 30.-The Cabinet |
nee1jng vas unimportant; all present
Mcovt Ffeylinghuysen.
NJ Treasury closed at noon out of
pspect to the memory Of the late Col.
III.
E1ueen Hundred Claims . Hear.
The Court Of Commissioners ON the
Alabama claims heard arguments in the
- Il samuel Stevens against the
Un1sd 6tatss. This is a test case in
yolvine the question of the authority of
~ Court 70 .yeoognizanoe of the as
ieaee - the proper claimant The
put reserved its decision and adjourn
dtill the 18th of February, when the
lutof The 1900 GASES on the docket will
halIsd up.
Steamboat Collision.
NIanGosE, Jan. 3l.-The steamboat
CoyDliua, OF Cedar Point, ran into the
BU1iGh Steamship Rivsrsdale, at anchor.
N whole port bow and side of the
Casojina, back to the wheel house, was
eoD IN and decks crushed. causing a
danaes Of several thousand dollars. A
dsnss fog prevailed at the tune. The
Rivusdals Immediately lowered her
boets and assisted the boats Of tho Caro-
Ina IN Aving passengers. No loss of
me occurred. Two officers of the Car
enM vsss alishtly injured.
Isteflereacc with Manly spepa.
Nsw Yoax, Jan. 3O.-Richard X. Fox,
ef ths Police Gazette, and William 4.
Harding were arrested today and
charged With arranging q prize fight
hstween 6lade and Sullivan. In the
Polies OooEt they gave bail for exam-
nation. Fox, in card, claims that the
intsgluenes Of the police is an outrage.
Nspazzing entertainments arc illegal, he
0ya TIN due1e In dramas are illegal.
Aetssa Denanded - Tavi4.
1hs Flax and Hemp Spinners' and
0fove9T An1oeiAtion Of America held
mn drN meeting today. Resolutions
vsis adopted urging immediate action
- trth, a. this particular industry is
pnlySed BY the present uncertainty,
Nd hundreds Of employees are out Of |
0ncyment.
Old Van en Top.
CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 30.-At the an
nal medting of the stockholders of the |
Nsv York, Chicago d st. Louis Railway.
betaee known a. tho "Nickelplats, the |
vaadsrbilt interest prevailed.
\. n. G. 4. Ansiversary.
BAlassonx, Jan. 3l.-The anniversary
4 ~ Young Mons Christian Associa-
6m ~ celebrated tonight. John w.
0azle1t delivered an address.
esaasoe Anderaon.
LmcoEx, Nsb., Jan. 8l.-The Repub-
I'm caueus tonight nominated General
Charleo j. Anderson, Of Omaha, for
senator. He viii be elected in joint
eaovontiou tomorrow. He is q straight
3epublioan and never identified him.
~ with any faction Of the party in the
GlaAA
- laesPsss = olA soldiers.
WAeumoToH. Jan. H.-Secretary Tel
= vrlles to pensioned soldier that he
10 entitled TO land unless he gees ON
- 6ael settles, improves and Guilt
~ Il The pensioner complained
~ y eont money to firm in Wash
Aeeeo that offered 70 locate and sell l6O
ee9 q land for q soldier under the
eoGee3 homestead Law. Ii
rhe Jersey LILY.
U11nn1s, ID, Jan. 3l.-Nrs. Lang.
VI odAed 10 appear here March Let.
4 sharp Editorial. /,
NJ 1o1x, Jan. N.-A Tribune edito-
4aoe 10 % much disheartoued ,
~ ~ Ne illustrioua "I'uQ" Wilscn.
~ declared his intention OF not re-
~ 11 permanently in this country.
~ w - bod news for the BoWery
nat q viii relieve the moro 10.
~ ~ part Of the community. Mace
- - oAod are quite near enough to
vAon they are in New Zealand
= ceher reruote quarter Of the
4 Bod Jeweler. Ii
- Tom. Jan. Sl.-Aichasl Dinkel-
Sd yesterday from enlargement
Ik He had bean siok for q
r. 9 yeAzs, bat it vas only within
asee months that his illness
ssadersd serious. He was born
se Germany, in 1896. He want ,
~ ktanetnc0 In 1871 and founded
n eny hEm Of 8. b. Dinkelspeil 4 ,
~ 1aRsais In New Yerk.
AZ Marquis Of L.rns visited Tiffany
S;SSS Yesterday. An English lady Of
Hs.... ~ presented herself to the
end cravsd the privilege Of
-. ~. n0ds With q s.eon- -in-lav OF
~ - This was granted. Lorne
d~;S;su - two gold bracelets, fac
SS..s Ct which had been made By
%. for his sisters, Lady
~. y and Lady Mary, and for
ssss ueoeia, ~ 10 desired 20 order l
AZ sor the Princess Louise. II
~ Paris q Auer,ea.
1AxI, Jan. 3l.-.Lafricaine"
~ aat the Music Hall tonichtlto an ;;
~& e nsariy 5000. Furch, Madie,
- 0elaasi, in the leading parts,
- r, nbo1nded enthusiasm. AZ the
~sa - anoeher large audience as
y eoo RObineon Onera Aonsa I