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


ana had appointed judges, three TO eaeI
precinct In all twenty -fo1r counties. q
Desween 800 and COO 10 all. TIE uex
Legislature must be elected by rpoppp,
nisfs, and none of the members can
under the lay. he p.,lvgarnis.s undsr tn
ABOVE construction of the meaning o
the word IN Edmunds' bill. We have
personally. been treated very cru ,lIy b.
9entiies and Normons, though. o
course, the subject Of much crittoisn,
me latter claim that the lay Vas an In
tIeocnnenf upon thss Territory ant
tneir personal rights, aad thst We bar
nos enforced the Law properly, and th.
extremists OF the former assert that th,
law was OF no use, not stringent enough
Moderate men say: Have patience
lie: the Territory have chance BY il,
ieRisiature 70 enact needed laws. i
you don't, the Mormons will have rea
grievances TO lay before the liberia
minds Ut the country do not wish {.
be quoted as giving an opinion in tn.
matter. merely say thst the Auals
election 10 An important one.n
Dry Weather ana scarcity or Feed 70,
Cattle.
LITTLE Rock, July 6.-Reports from
the Panhandle region in Texas say an
prehension Is felt by cattle men over The
continued dry season. There is scsrce-
ly any water In wells and pumps are
failing. There are thousands Of cattl.
on the ranges. Grtss IL drying mp.
though many weeks Of hot weather vii
be required To affect /. seriously. Stoct
IL changing hands and owners of small
herds are selling ont 10 large cattle own
era.
GesstaG Better.
DIS MONIES. July 6.-Governor Hale,
Of Wyoming Territory, ~ho has been
lying very i'll at Colfax Springs for sev-
erai weeks, gave more hopeful svmp-
toms last night and his Oh tnces are nov
favorable.
SALT LAKE, July 6.-rhe bodies of
Robert Ritter and William Aver, who
were drowned in Silver Lake On the
Attn. were recovered yesterday. 1t SEEM
that Ritter and Aver had taken a young
man by the name of Amos Shopton out
In boat with view to soaring him.
he being unable to swim. The buAt up
set. and while he CHING to il they struck
Jul tof Suo buOto. Auo WdtcK Ociik very
cold they cramped and drowned, vic
tins Of their own folly.
Finished Making Laws.
HARRISBURG, Pa. July g. Today
ended all legislation in the hands of the
Governor, and from the steps of the
Capitol 1913 bills were announced az ap-
proved and GO vetoed.
To he Aa.v~mfimeA
PENSACOLA, Fla, July 6.-The Board
Of Health has issued proclamation
that all vessels from infected ports ar
irving at Pensacola with yellow fever
on board shall remain at the quarantine
station until frost comes. Regret is
general at Ship Island station for in
fected vessels which have been cleared.
1nsurrecti0n.
BURLINGTON, VT, July Gov. Bar
stow has just called out four companies
to quell AN insurrection AT Ely. The
Sheriff aud posse were unable to cope
with them. The Governor will go with
the companies, and Colonel Greenle.f,
Of the lat regiment, is in command.
The Governor has also telegraphed the
treasurer of the mining COMPANY that
they must be prepared to pay the men
ut once.
An Ersnamt Gets Down Safely.
HoSEspALE, Pa. July Ga telegram
from Grimley, the @ronaut, who started
from here July 4th at 8 o'clock, says he
landed on the Catskills. He had ter
rible time in severe hurricane.
Takes q Rest.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Po3tmas-
ter-general takes a rest of week or
two at Long Island.
Union Pacific Stock.
BosroN, July 6.-At the opening of
the transfer books of the Union Pacific
railroad, July 4th. altar having been
closed since June Sth. 5000 shares came
over from New York to Boston, making
the present Boston holdings 1900.
Cape CsA ship Canal.
The directors of the new Cape Cod
Ship Canal Company have fred the
capital at &l,0OO,O0. The follovinR
officers we're chosen: President, William
Seward, Jr.; Woe President. joseph p.
Hole; Treasurer, j. Fessender; Clerk,
WIN. II. Howlands.
whisky Expert Tax.
New YoRx, July ga representative
of the exporting interest OF the United
States. who handled most of the whisky
sent from Amerioa to Europe said today
he had seen the full opinion of the At
toruey General in regard to the export
alton of whisky. He ~ prepared to say
there Ia no cause for alarm or panic
among manufacturers which would have
ensued had the decision been ~ sweep
ing az IL might he inferred from the
flrst announcement. The opinion 10 In
fact that IL whisky is exported In good
faith and then returned to this countr,
10 10 not liable to duty. Only when 1t II
seut abroad 9Th the intention ts return
and thus svads the law that the tax Is
collectable.
mss weather.
The hot wave increases the death
rate. On July 4th the numbsr of dea hs
wss $50. A large prop,rtion ut tho VIC
Tins are children under Ave years VI age
crowded In tenement houses.
No Chamxe.
CoNooRp. N. H., July 6.-The hail {
for United States Senator developed no
change.
Bosrox. Jnly 6-1imothy Smith, q
trusted clerk in the brokers' office Of j.
p. Mosiey, Is n defauiter to the amount
Of $1,000. The money Was lost IN
bucket shop spsculstioas. Smith made
a full confession when arrested.
Probably = Weax.
Nnw YoRx, July Cit is reported
this morning that the duel alleged to
have been fought between John Armor,
Knox and d. b. Sheahan ycstsrd ~. and
which resulted in the wounding of
Knox, is q hoax, and that the principals
never left the city. Many are OF opinion
that the whole thing 10 = practical joke
originated BY Knox in his own interest.
VIII &c Ahreaa.
CHICAGO, July 6.--Arrangements have
now been completed for the pilgrimage
Of Sir Knights of Apollo Comm ndery
20 Europe, an expedition which has
been looked forward 10 with unusual
pleasure by all members Of the order
and their friendsL IL was decided long
aimee, 40 will be remembered. that
ApolIo should take this excursion in
stead Of going to San Francisco 10 par
ticipase 10 the Triennial Conclave, and
there were not wanting some who
thought As the time that the trip would
mot Dc made. Everything has, however.
bean completed IN the way OF prepare
t,on FOR the grand tour. The SIR