Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-15
PACIFIC COAST.

IAN 6ANCloOOy IOvs lO.-A O6Q
known AZ G. E. Bolton, supposed to be
"Black Bart" the famous p0etical high
waynaan, was arrested here last Monday
by j. B. Hume, the detective of Wells.
Fargo d Co. The matter was kent
secret, as some doubts existed az 10
whether he was really the famous high
waynan or not. Il seems that the man
arrested has been in the habit Of SPEND
ing his winters during the last six years
in this city, leading life Of luxury and
case, and known a. Mr.. Bolton. He
was arrested at No. 81 Second street,
where he has been in the habit Of stay.
ing. He took everything in the coolest
manner possible, saying il was case of
mistaken identity. He has been taken
to Stockton, where it is believed he can
be identified by an old hunter who 10
sides there.
Catholic Banquet.
At banquet rendered yesterday to
Archbishop Riordan by the Catholic
clergy and laity of this diocese, D. ].
Oliver presented the Archbishop with
magnificent ring containing a large
sapphire surrounded BY diamonds. The
banquet took place at st. Mary's Col
lege. Archbishop Allemany greeted the
advent Of his coaajotor In the warmest
terms.
sait Cemmenced-0ne ueathen Rxs
cjuasa.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. 14.-Welcher
Jones, tobacco dealer, has brought suit
against Joseph Brandenstein, capitalist
and tobacco dealer, TO recover "a, 500.
stein induced Jones 10 form q COpart-
nership with him in the tobacco busi-
ness, that Jones put in 24,600, bought
machinery and sst the thing going. whom
Brapdepstein epterea into q oombjua-
ton with other parties to break the
business up, and which he succeeded in
doing.
Judge Hoffman Of the United States
District Court decided today in the case
Of the Chinaman who left here without
procuring . return certificate that be
was net entitled to land.
lev Rates.
The Am ,yioan hardwood ship, 4. D
Snow, closed charter today 10 load
wheat for Liverpool at 50 shillinQs.
This ID the lowest figure accepted for
many years past.
heavy lonlGraalsn - the NerthweAt
gxpecteA.
SAN TRAHulaco. Nov. 1a-Colonel II.
A. Dawson, Who has Just returned from
an extended tour through Europe, said
| TO reporter this evening that he Wa
surprised during his visit 70 6nd great
preparations being made for early i'm
| migration TO the United States next
year. In fact the country appeared allied
With pamphlets Of government lands,
| and no dsarth of information a. TO car
| tain localities existed. California. Or
eRon, Washington Territory and the
Northwest generally were literally ad-
vertissd, and judging frem the interest
| manifested in thooe sections the bulk Of
| immiQFatiou will nnd settlement there.
In the farming districts Of Germany
prepa1atjons for loooting in Nsxios
were going on q the time Of his visik
A fair percentage b expected 70 20 70
Oregon. Il appsars that some govern
msnt aid il indirectly given 70 German
settlers IN Mexico, probably on account
Of sympathy between tho leading 0er-
man housse In Mexico and their oosrs-
spondsnfs In the fathsFlAnd. The
Qreatesa activity u manifested IN ex-
treme northern countries, suoh ~ Nos-
vay and Sweden. Colonel Dawson found
Q pretty general source q complaint
among thoos Who are preparing 70 I'm
migrate, the complaints being based on
lsetess received trouh frtsnde IN this
ooontEy. de scribing troubles that besse
them on their arrival as Caqeae 9aroens
and from there 70 the point Of dsseina-
ton. Il was represented N vnrioos ~
ters that Immigrants were sohtectsd 3
serious aunoyanos nom isrsepooaoee
arents of private coloui8afi0o oohomea.
vho NOT infrequently have still other
uriyate ends to kyatify at the expenoe a
Immiorante. He also nsted that 70
| avoid theas dsawbacks. travelling In
lnarties will Be observed nsxt yeAr. par
tioujariy % With . colony Of 6ve3es,
vhO have bsau indeed 10 ssltle n
Washington Territory By One OF the6s
oountrymen noW thoso, and Who Waa
largely inatrumsntal h aoouring . simi-
lar ooony last ysaT.
Tucsou. Nov. HI. II. Robbins. 6ar-
vsyor 0snsral Of Arizona. disd q noon
today. He has bssa suGs4inR NON oon.
uunpti0n foe sOme nooeA Doeo0ed
90 forneEiy ooansoeed with ~ Cosoa-
| 70 later sesn.
| aan rnAucssco, New. M.-Alpha LIS,
b and Bs1ehee &06s 6odie Con-
enlidafGd -, Oalifoe1iA 10 Chollas
IlN Ocenolidaae6 yifGinis 30, Cssuu
Puint 50. RnnhoQuR 50. Goula = OBsy
liz 0rana Rst1s 30, Halo = Noeegoa!!
liz Mexisnn 116. Opair STA Rgee1!
, 6Sa, GnsaQ 60, 66ag1 MovndA ~
Unton IL Unh IA xeelog IT,!
Ian D1l1iGa 90 1o!tAsEn ns.le 4
49, d. ~. llszi.an - M.sel.