Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-07
ADDITIONAL rnxGRAiGA
rnfounded Reporl,

ADDITIONAL TELEGRAlGS.
Unfeanded Report.
NEW YORK. June 6.-The report that
Cardinal McCioskey is seriously ill is
pronounced by Vicar General Quinn
wholly without foundation. The Car
dinals heath, he says, Is as good as
usual, and except for the slight feeble
ness attendant upon his increasing
years he would be able to perform all
bis duties He took his accustomed
drive this afternoon IN Central Park.
The rumors Of his illness probably
grew out OF the fact that the Cardinal
had recently executed power of at
torney authorizing Vicar General Quinn
and Chancellor Preston to act for him
n the transfer Of certain Church prop
erty.
A HIgh-soned Ciub Dinner.
NV YORK, June 6.-Mr. VIM. Henry
Hurlbut, who is Just retired from the
control of the World. vas entertained to-
night at the Manhattan Club. Covers
we're laid for twenty-seven guests. Col.
u. j. McCook presided. Among the
company we're: Chas. A. Dana, Geo. w.
Childs, Chief Justice DAILY. August Bel
mont. A. Sullivan, Commander Cor
ringe, Perry Belmont, Hugh j. Hastings.
Hatch. and General Decesuola. Hurl-
but, in returning thanks for the honor
done him by friends, took occasion 10
say that during his absence in Europe
his intention was to make a careful
study of the tariff, IN relation to the So
cial we'll being Of the chief European
countries.
Sale or stocks Enjoimed.
NEW YORK, June GA. Mayer obtain
cd a temporary injunction in the Su-
preme Court at chambers TODAY restrain
ing the Denver i New Orleans Con-
sfruction Company, the Mercantile
Trust Company, and others from selling
certain stocks and bonds of tho Denver
L New Orleans Railway Company, the
sale of which was advertised for tomor-
row. Mayer is shareholder in the
construction Company, and AYERS that |
stead of stocks and bonds having |
been distributed among its shareholders |
IS contemplated, they were pledged to |
ne Trust Company as security for
oan.
An Illegal Trust.
NEW YORK, June 6.Judge Friedman
'endered a decision today in the case of
hlchael Gilman, administrator of John
iIiman, deceased, against Henry w.
Iardle who was entrusted with certain
moneys by the intestate with which to
procure masses for the repose of his
oui. Judge Friedman follows the de-
lslon made recently by Judge Sullivan.
This holds that the trust is not a legal
me for the reason that there is no bene-
lciary capable of taking it, therefore,
he administrator is entitled to the fund
shich is to be devoted to this purpose.
he eest"i one trust he says must be an
having physical existence
= come into existence during the life
ime of the trustee.
iaiirOad Commissioners Amounted.
WASHINGTON. June 6.-The President
as appointed Benjamin Butterworth of
)hio, VIM. A. Patton of New York, and
mas. l.. Perkins of New York, a COM
MISSION TO examine seventy-five miles of
he Northern Pacific railroad in Mon
ana, nifty miles of the same road ex-
End ng westward on the Yellowstone
Vision, and twenty-five miles extend
ng eastward on the Missoula.
he Denver Exposition Buildipss 10
be Enlarged.
DENVER. June 6.-The unprecedented
emands for space in the National In
ustrlal Exposition, which epens here
n July, necessitate the building of two
immense annexes, one for the agricultu-
al implements, the other for mining
machinery. Plans were approved today
nd work will be commenced immedi-
teiy. The exposition, beyond question,
vii be the finest ever held in the west.
Destructive Storm.
ALBANY. N. Y, June 6.-The storm
his afternoon caused a damage of
'JO,OuO. Houses we're undermined.
ellars Hooded. streets torn up, eto
lightning struck in several places. A
arge derrick on the new capitol and
lag staff on the Delevan House were
hlvered. No one was injured.
should be Punished.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Indian Agent
Wilcox has telegraphed from San Carlos.
Arlzona, to the Commissioner of Indian
AHalrs, an account of the recent sur
ender to the military of Indians be-
onRing to Locos' band. He SAYS they
we're cut of from the main band by
dexican troops. They heard the coun.
~ was full of soldiers and fled to San
)arlos for refuge. rs declined to re-
GIVE them. They are now being fed by
he military. Agent Wilcox also saws
hese prisoners should be taken from
ne reservation and punished. They
anne here from necessity and will breed
liscord and encourage absentees to re-
urn and fatten and grow strong for an
'ther raid. To prevent the murder of
Vhlte, in future and assure the people
hat the reservation is not to be made
afe retreat for murderers, prompt ac.
ion should be taken with all that have
eturned.
slaughter OF Arabs.
BosroN, June Ga cable dispatch
rom London, says: Generl Hicks has
ust gained great victory in Soudan,
yer 900 Arabs, killing 200. The
.rabs fought as bravely az the Sacred
Knights" but their spears were useless
gainst shells and cannon. Gen. Hicks
ost two killed.
Fatal z. =. Accident,
SEYMOUR, Ind, June Cat 4 o. m. to-
lay the passenger train of the Louisville
New Albany Railroad was badly
wrecked at Pennington. three miles
outh OF here, by trestle, which was
damaged by water, giving way. David
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