Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-21

| Extensive 9shbesy
NEW Brunswick. n. j.. June D.-Ths
reHst-ncs o. E. u. Patterson Vas robbeS
| OF $4,000 ia bonds and gold during tn,
sbssncs of the family.
salt Ter Raiirssd Bands.
NEW YORK. Juss 2.-In the sui. Of
fstsr Marie and others AZ inst ca nno
dors 04rIison 70 recover $4,000 900 q.
Missouri Psoine Rsilrosd stock con
yened before q referee. Gen. Clinton
B. Fisk. former treasurer of the road
testified that the bonds issued by tbs
Missouri Pseido and income and i'm
peovemsut bynis went into the tre.sury
Of the Atlantic i P4ciie road to b.
used ~ coll stseal for certain loans made
BY she Atlantic 4 Pacific road.
osaespashie Iasaisate.
BrYYALo. June 90 The 18Th anniver-
asry and 36th session Of the American
Institute Of Homeopathy convened at
NisQsra Falls this morning. The pro-
csedihes were opsRsd With prayer. Pre-
sideut b w. Jamie<un delivered the an
suL address bri-fiy reviewing the pro-
Rress OF medicine during the past year.
the status of the school Of homeopathy.
and presenting suggestions for the CON-
sidsration Of the Institute. reports
showed most healthfui condition of
the sohecl. DR.. Mitchell of Chicago
read paper on olinics. medicine.
4 Literal Cir.
MILwAUxEE. Juue l9.-Frederick Lay
ton. wealthy pork packer. has deter
termined to build an art gallery at a
cost Of $4,000 and present it 10 the
CITY. There will be no conditions at
tsohed TO the gift.
Exsended Tseir Time.
PIrrsBURo. June 2o-E,gh,v-ive psr
cent. Ut tho creditors IT Graf. Bennett
d Co held a meeting this afternoon and
ut three years. A statement made by
one Of the members of the firm showed
the liabilities of the firm to he $l.2S2.
75,. and liabilities Of the Grafton Iron
COMPANY. for which they are RESPONSE
bic, $4,000. Their person Il Assets .re
81, los ,637, besides which they have real
estate worth $2OO0.OCO.
Heavy Verdict.
OMAHA. June 2O.-In the United States
Court = verdict vas rendered today for
sbout $4,000 ia favor of 4. 5 Patrick,
Il Omaha, against Erwin d wis. of Nss
York, up N contract Of she Flagstaff
Niue in Ut h.
Another Failure.
ST.. Louis, June 2O.-An attachment
for $lD,OOJ VA issued thi< afternoon
against 3. N. Nichols d Co.. Chic Ago. BY
!. II. S.muels 4 Son, of this CITY. Ali
funds belonging to that firm in the
b 4nds Of its agents here have been gar
nishsed.
Exaggerated Report.
Nsv YoBK. Juue 2O.-Esening Posf:
Il is generally considered that 40 far IA
financial troubles in Chicago today vere
s0aoefned the have been u ~atly exsg-
gsfsted. High water in tho Mississippi
nd Missouri rivers have dous nne
4 .msge n some of the roads and d.
i.yed trans. especially in the vicinity
1t Kansas City. but this, too, has BEEN
-xsygerated.
Moses Reservasiss.
WARRINGTON. July 2O.-Secre airy Lin
ooln has transmitted To the Secret nv
Of tho Interior the following telegram
from Gen. Miles. With favorable indnrs.s-
ment Of its recommend atoms: "Van-
oouver, w. T., June Ito the Adiu-
tant General. Washington: The princi-
pa chiefs Interested in Moses reserv -
tion have stare from Spokane Falls on
their way to Washington uader charge
IF Captain Is idwin. / earnestly re-
quest that efforts be made to make An
.micsbls and permanent settlement
with these In iisns while in Wash
ingtOn. not only Tor the per-
ton of their reservations that
has been retired to the public
domain, nut il possible to purchase
their r-linqu shment Of the remainder
IT Moses reservation. II is second
Black Hills, and prospec ors are already
pressing upon it, and will soon give
trouble or endeavor to have anothsr
portion taken from the Indians. think
IL would be adviasbls for the Govern
ment 10 give the Indians $l50,00b for
their benefit and induce them - AXE
land In sevsralty on the Colvills reser-
walton.
CHICAGO. June ga report has Just
been received here from the stock yards
that fifty Texas steers became frighten-
I'D, stampeded and arc nov charging
through the streets in every direction
throughout the southern part of the
city. all the way from Ashland avenue to
Like Michigan. They are wild, utterly
uucoutrollSblo and oitizens are out all
through the district with guns and pis-
tols. shooting at them and adding to
their frenzy. Particulars are not yet
obtainable. but the report says nam
Der Of people we're run over and injured
more or less.
Gen. Creek oppsses She Sec. Of wars
WARRINGTON. June 2O.-Crook, in a
dispatch 10 the Adju'ant- General, op
poses keeping the captive Aptches apart
from other Indians.
Coed Tiase On The Track.
MoRnrsslANA, N. Y. June O.-At the
,neesiug Of the Gentlemen's Driving
Park 2:l9 class mile heats, best 3 in 3,
IN harness, Captain EmmOns won, Jo-
sephine I'd, Romero, Sd, John ). Clark
4th. lime. Poi.
Damage BY Tissda
Kansas CIrY, June 19.-The river at
II o. m. Was q feet by the the bridge
gage, the ono heretofore referred TO in
these dispatches, and - feet inches by
nov on q stand. The damage done by
| tu0 oSSbtt ~ oNs0AO0y btst4N o90 AoAA0ey
seems To have b-en chiefly IN southeast
ern Nebraska. where the loss Of crops
and bridges 10 SAID 70 be very heavy.
Snme parts of northeastern Kansas and
northwestern Missonri also suffered but
lesa seriously. In this vicinity sue fruit
ceop vAs somsvhat inquired, bot little
serious damage IN c~rcals h reported.
|1n the vicinity o: Lib.rty, Missouri, q
large area Of bottom lands 10 overfiowed
and number Of farms are under water.
severe HAIL Sass0.
A special from Medicine Lodee, Kss.,
80 milsa southwest from hero. near the
line Of the Territory. says the ssvervst
hailstorm ever known in that section.
occuered last night Mea0er accounts
tndiosts shat many young calves were
killed and herds stampsdsd. Il came
from the southwest.
Mere lsves lest - The rised.
LnAvMwuEra. June O.-rhs river
hero Is 10 fsss IN inches and rising
siuviy. RSck Island trains are still
abandoned. The Missouri Pacific had
| only one passenger and stsok train
through. The tirss train on the Hans "
Central SINGS Saturday has arrived. No
damage Of any cousequcnos - yet. bat
should the riss counnue, some wheat