Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-14
PACIFIC COAST.
On Her Return.

On Her Return.
San Francisco. June -. Advices
from Auckland state that the barker
tine Malay of this port, which put in at
that place in distress, had been repaired
and had sold all her coal but 100 tons,
and sailed May 18th for San Francisco.
Her owner, however, informs US that
her destination Is Puget Sonnd.
Senteaced TO be Hanged.
Auburn, Cal, June l.. Stephen
Richards, heretofore convicted of muir
der of Thomas Nichols, on the 10th of
last March, was sentenced today to be
hanged the 9th of July. He showed
10 emotion.
Incorporated.
San Francisco, June 13.-The Kohler
Sewing Machine Manufacturing Com
pany, capital 100000 has been incor-
porated.
Change Of Time.
A change of the overland time table
has been agreed upon, to GO Into effect
July LIST. The schedule will be made
public in few days.
Pullman Cars.
The Central and Southern Pacific
Railroads are considering the advis
ability of running Pullman dining oars
in connection with the Pullman
sleepsrs.
oregon Railroad Extension.
Three thousand five hundred men are
employed on the Oregon railroad extern
sion.
Sideman, Lachman & Co.'S cigar fac
tory on Battery street, was partly de-
stroyed bv fire last night; loss esti-
mated at $4,000; covered by insurance.
The liquor house of Tanssig & Co., ad-
joining suffered q damage by leakage
and breakage Of $4,000, also insured.
Items frsm Portland.
Special to Posi- INTELLIoENCEB.
PORTLAND, Or, June 13.-The State
Convention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held in this
city ON Friday. Miss Frances +. Will
lard, President Of the National w. G. L.
u, will preside.
The Republican city convention will
be held tomorrow, and the Democratic
ON Friday.
LEGAL iiqlor dealers today issued a
manifesto in support of low license.
The Oregon State Medical Society is
in session today. They will elect Off
GERS tomorrow and adjourn on Friday
Trial OF Dr. Clenn's slayer.
CoLusA, June 12.-The case of Hiram
Walker, charged with killing II. j.
! Glenn, at Jaointo. on the 18th of Feb
ruary last, was called in the Superior
Court this morning. The court room
| was crowded. The people are repre-
sented by District Attorney Swinford
ex Attorney General 10 Hamilton
Richard Bayne and ex- District Attorney
L. j. Hart. The defendant is repre-
sented by Jackson Hatch, of Colusa
| When the case was called counsel fol
| defendant moved for a continuance, al
leging that the defendant had been I'm.
able to prepare proper defense owing
to lack of means. That brother in
Texas would employ oneWright. prom.
inent criminal lawyer of Texas, but
writes that he could not be in attend
ance until after July LIST. He also al,
legged that an unsuccessful effort bad
been made to employ Hon. Henry K
Highton and Col. George Flournoy. The
court in overriding the motion offered
to appoint any member of the Colusa
bar to assist in the defense IL counsel
desires, thus obviating the necessity of
going to Texas or San Francisco. The
| offer was declined. The work of get
ting jury was begun and up to the
time Of adjournment five had been OBJ.
tanned, as follows: Ex-senator b. b
Glssscock, j. b. Banner, builder; w. H
DeJarnott, merchant; w. III. Brown,
farmer; G. l.. Booth. farmer. 1t is ex.
pected that the panel will be filed to.
morrow. The jurors obtained are
above the average in point of intelli-
Qence, and surprise is manifested that
they should be chosen. The trial will
probably occupy about week after the
| jury is obtained, and rumors are afloat
that there will be developments of a
| highly sensational nature. The inter
est in the affair which had to great
extent subsidized il being revived and
many people are in town.
General Crooks Report,
SAN FRANcIsco, June l3.-The follow.
ing dispatch from Gen. Crook was re-
ceived at the military headquarters this
afternoon:
SILVER CREEK, A. T. (l2 miles north
of boundary via. Tombstone: Left
here May lst, with one hundred and
| ninety three Apache scouts, under
Crawford, Wood, aud Msckey, with
Chaffee's company, and forsy-two men
of the Sixth Cavalry, with rations for
two months on mules, followed the hos.
| tiles TO the Chiracahuas. The country
is Of indescribable roughness. A mum.
Der of mules lost their footing by slip.
ping from the trail, and fell down preoi
pices and were killed. The stronghold
of the Chiracahuas is in the very hear
of the Sierra Madres- The posi- ion il
| finely watered, With dense growth OF
timber and plenty Of grass. They bad
been oamped for miles near the hei
of the Bavispe, occupying prominen!
elevated peaks, afiording q fine lookout
for many miles, rendering surprise al.
most impossible, and making retrea,
secure through the rough adjacent can.
yons. Captain Crawford, with his In
dian scouts, early on the morning oil
May 18th, surprised the village of Cha,
Ia, the chief who led the recent raid
into Arizona and New Mexico. Thu
fight lasted all day. and the village wa
wiped out. The damage done canno'
be estimated. A number of dead
bodies we're found, bat the indescribablt
roughness of the country prevented Z
count being made. The entire CAM
with stock and everything belonging Il
il was captursd. IL Is learned from thu
prisoners that the Chiracahuas are an
xious for peace, and had already SEN
two messengers to Try TO reach San Car
los. On the 18th they began to surren
der. Thew said their people we're mucl
frightened by our Sudden appearance II
their Businesses, and had scattered lik'
quail. They asked me to remain unit
they could gather all ths bands together
when they would 90 back on the reseF
vation. By ths terms Of the treaty. IN
operations were limited TO the time o
fght. told the Chiracahuas to Rathe
nc their women and children withou
delay. They answered that they ooal'
not get them TO respond 70 signals, th
fugikives fearing they might be sent q
, By our Apache scouts 10 entrap them
| They told "a that they had white DO
who was in the village jumped BY on
scouts. He bad run Of with the sqaav
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