Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

AAl5 &s-l1@E II TE84 t,3iH. Do Tx1kfDf-
said: We started for Ne~ York. br.si-
ness was kind o piayei cut in Frisco.
everybody was going east. and on kear-
streets II was ilks Sunday ali the tire.
Jam and ne used 10 have hIackeniu'
saloon With BARRIERS chairs n IL, bus
business fell on cd We could hardly by
backing. Then We thought il time to
shake California Ten started. There
was not seven dollars in the crowd. Ii
VAS picnic a going 10 Sacramento, We
did the boat for TIA. and tray-
eled on orr gsH. They did
lot get mashed on rs IN
SACRAMENTO aud after We had fioated
around town for an hour the Caisf OF
Police gave Us Ave hours 20 get olt of
town. We took the first train east. Me
and Jimmie got on the hampers, and
some OF the fellows hung on the break
beams under the ears. When theT got
into Reno they looked like a Custer
massacre. The sand ana gravel had
Gu. mp their faces. Four of them lad
enough and they went up - Virginia
City. Fo1r more dropped out at VIM
nenucca and started back. A Young
feller that Was travelling c-nigrant east
gsys as a pointer. Emigrants ara haul
ed by the freight trains and they change
the conductors about every 100 MITES at
the end of the freight division. To beat
them al you've got to do is to get shead
OF tram on the water station beyond
the beginning of the division. Then
the snap IS to hop on, borrow con-
ductors cheek from an eslligrant, stic.s
Ii III yonr hat and ride to the end of the
division. IL you can't borrow one steal
1t, and repeat as often as you strike a
new division. and you will get there.
Eh, Jimpy" L should SMILE" re-
piled Jimmy. al he kicked back his
| chair and arose from the table. s.Ihat's
/ the WY we did it: plumb way through
10 Chicago" added Bob, as the pair
walked to ward the door. Then we
watered cgttfe for drovers on tie train
! to PittsburG. and the cattiernen fixed it
for as to Philadelphia, aud we will strike
| New York in a day or two and then
We'll take IN Wall street and han. up
our friend Jim Keene. Ia, ia. so long.
young fellow
/ Kansas Man Arrested.
CnIcaGo, March 24.-J. A. Blackman.
postal clerk en- the Missouri Pacific
Railroad, has been as-es..s.s ~ ambez-
cling sample packages of merchandise
| sent through the mail He was oucs a
member of the Kansas Legislature.
New York stock Market.
New YoRx, March 2i.-aIiuing stocks
duh Navajo, 1915 and 81; Sierra
GranGe, $3.50; Robinsop,73 to 76c; Bal
wer. S5d91c; Eiko, Il 10 Ito, closing
at l5c. Sales today 81 500 shares; for
the week, 1880 shares. Builion re-
ceipts in New York for the week. from
mills. SGD AS.
sndian War.
WASHINGTON, March 24.--Tee follow
| ing telegram Was received here this sf-
| ternoon:
| San CARLOS, A. T., March 23.-fo
Price, Commissioner of Indian Affairs;
Washington, ID. c.: The Indians are
reported at Winchester, twelve miles
from Wilcox, on the Southern Pacific
| railroad, fighting the whites today.
| They are supposed to be of the Duh
band. from old Mexico, coming this say.
about 100 miles distant. 'the Indians
here are perfectly quiet. / shall take
the necessary steps to protec. the agen-
CIV. hut it is believed General Crook will
| take the hostiies before they get here.
(oigned.l WILCOX, Agent.
Not Hung. but Shot.
PEORIA. ILL.,, March GA short time
| ago Ed. No5ls S, a farmer of Glassfotd.
was acquitted of murder. Tee result
caused mich indignation. He and his
| father were hung in efiigy, and it WAS
stated if they returned to Glassfcrd
they would be lynched. Ed. went there
yesterday for cutie. Ga his return to
the farm, in Fazeil county, he was shot
from bush and killed. The assassin
escaped.
After Eighteen Years.
PHILADELPHIA March 2i.-The Uuited
States double turre.ed iron Glad Arror,
as reconstructed, was launched today.
stood the Pressure.
NEwBuRo, N. Y, March PA cause
| less rllmor brought a run on the New
burg Savings Bank today. The institu-
ton is said to be solid.
A Denial.
WASHINGTON, March 2f.-Acting Sac-
rotary of the Treasury said this after
| noon there was no truth in the published
| statement that he said he was opposed
TO anticipating the payment of bonds
embraced In the 130th call, which ma
ture the LIST of May. He wanted to have
it distinctly understood he made no
declaration on the subject. and when lie
has occasion to make such declaration
1t will bs made publicly.
No Action to be Taken.
The Treasury Department will take
no action in regard to the question of
exporting bondea whisky into Canada
in less quantities than hundred gal
| Ions until the matter has been brought
to its attention officially. Il is under
stood the Commissioners of Internal
Revenue fayors the proposition.
New Dollars.
Tho issna of standard s;rxar do,,aro
frn,n the mint. fn- aha ,rasE and;no
NJ rcb otth ,vas xo,s aas. c"rras,,ord;.s
sss aoc neac,crcx
v,su,,crou M.rch OF, ~a,,.;o,
a ~ !, ~ ,xara5 IN tha aa,an,.s 70 sh.
S Sniy;srss Nat;onal unua tor .ha ~ :ls
AoAeAS.S As"sssssn. $1,000. ASA WIG fSo1ou