Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-24
PACIFIC COAST.


SAN FRAxCrsco, June 22.-Superiol
Judge Edmouds rendered an oral opin-
'nu this morning in the case of jacob
Xamm W. the Bank Of California The
sase turned upon the character in which
Ralston, then manager. received some
roney from Kamm. The judge found
FOR plaintiff that the complaint vas suf
fcient to call on the bank for the
amount.
Cast. Crawford Arrives - San CaPlsa
SAx CAnLos, June 2s.-At 9 o'clock
this morning there vas great excitement
at the agency. Looking toward the
foothills on the mountain side near the
agency, Capt. Crawford in command,
| With two companies of cavalry and Is
Indian scouts. was vending his way to
| the reservation. Lieut. Davis and the
| officers at the agency met the command
| two miles out Of the post. After gen.
| efal congratulations they came on TO
| the agency. Loco and family headed
the hostiles. They will have Q talk
With the commanding officer a. to what
vill be done With and for them. Loco
Mana and Bonita we're met by indians
Who were acquainted with them before
their leaving. The exact number that
came II not known, but comprises many
Who have operated quite extensively in
Arizona and New Mexico. Il is the
opinion of officers Who have been ON
the campaign, that the Ohiricahuas viii
be quiet and peaoeable, as Geronimo's
frst talk With Crook was that be have q
farm. Crook will take charge of them
antil there ia some disposition made.
The Indians have heard various runors
that they would be iroued or put to
death. Il was tho cause of their delay
in coming. They do not distrust Gen.
Crook. but such rumors have q very bad
effect on them. It is hard for the Gem
eral to work his plans successfully. Il
is generally known that some people
wish these hostiles ont % a. to bring
more military into the Territ Try and
make moro business, when il il the
worst thing that can be done. Itpre-
vents many people from settling wnen
they otherwise would do %. At a camp
six miles from Wilcox some person tried
to sell the hostilss ammunition. Gen.
Crook never acted wiser than when be
proved his trust and honesty with. them
and prevented bloodshed when he was
appointed. Gen. Crook will not today
get the credit he deserves bat in future
years will be known as the greatest and
most successful Indian fighter the world
has ever known.
Brutal Prise RiGht Between BARRIERS.
SAN FRAxcIsco. June IA Sacra-
mento special says: Sporting circles
we're excited this evening BY CORY
prize fight according to the Marquis Of
Queensbury rules, between barber at
the Golden Eagle, named NJ. ]. Gross
and rival barber across the street
named Bush. They quarrelled about a
woman and the result vas . formal
challenge and fight tonight. All the
Sacramento sports were present, and q
prominent sporting man acted a. refe-
lee. Cross began the aggressive by beat
ing around Bush and all over for q
number of rounds after which blood
flowed freely. Both wore very game and
fought for an hour and twenty minutes.
The men were encouraged by brandy
and actually fought as long as they
could stand on their feet. Their faces
and chests were hammered out Of all
resemblance. The mill was brutal In
the extreme. Exhaustion on both
sides made the fight drawn one.
New lren Ship.
SAs FRAncIsco, June S.-The new
HUI Bt06Iuok uAk0 0t0LOuCAs u0vllk
completed repairs to her spars and
rigging sailed from New York yesterday
for Portland.
California Railroad Commissioner TO
Reduce Rates.
San FRANcIsCo, June 23.-Tbe Board
of Railroad commissioners have pre-
pared complete tariff Of fares on all
roads in the State. On level and
moderate grades where the charge
exceeds four cents il has been reduced
to four cents and ON heavy grades to
six cents. Where the charge is less
than four cents il IL left undisturbed.
The reduction will range from 10 to IS
per cent. II il intended to put this
tariff on trial six months to determine
whether the public interest demand,
further modification. The schedule
will be acted upon by the board next
Monday.
Decline In Hops.
San FRANcrsco, June 23.-The princi-
pal feature of the markets yesterday
was. tho reported sudden decline in the
valuue Of hops. It Is rumored that q
sale vas consummated yesterday by q
prominent produce dealer to shipping
house of q lot of about 30 bales of
Washington Territory hops. at q price
between 221f and "a cents per pound.
Trial Of Dr. CleAn,s Slayer.
CoLUsA, CAL. June 2S.-Interest In
tho Miller trial continues. The first
foreman of she Glenn ranch at the time
scene Of the shooting shortly after the
/ ~nl ~viSknue -uttsusv 40 aon
tho Doctor started with another man In
pursuit. Miller refused to surrender,
and witness shot him in the leg with q
rife, which brought him down. On
coming up Miller gave witness the dis
tress signal Of the Masonic fraternity,
and asked him for protection. Witness
refused TO state the language used.
Witnes searched defendant at that time
and found large dagger ON his per-
son. He then took Miller TO Willows
aud delivered him TO q constable. On
croes-examination counsel for defense
sought 70 draw out something in regard
10 DR.. 0Ienn's relations With An alleged
widow then q resident at Jacinto.
Counsel for prosecution objected to the
question, and counsel for defense 70
fused to state to the Court his reasons
for asking them. The objections were
sustained. Charles Ayers, the Willows
constable, vas next called, and testified
to taking defendant from Cochran.
That he searched him and found upon
him q pair Of brass knuckles, knife,
and q lot Of buokshOt in his pockets.
He took the prisoner in . buggy and
drove him thirty miles 70 the county
Jail. Witness testified that Miller vas
In great dread Of being ovsrtaken BY
mob.
In The afternoon the attending ply
sioian, Dr.S. T. Beagle and 8. p. Losley,
County Coroner, were called and testi-
he'd - ~ the nature Of the wounds OF
DR.. Glenn and the cause Of his death.
Jno. Morrow vas the next witness
and testified 10 hearing the shot while
| In bed at the hotel. On coming down
stairs he heard screaming in house
back OF the store where Mrs.. Poston
and Q lady companion resided. He ran
over there and vas informed Of the
shooting of Glenn. and they told him
that Miller vas trying to got in there.
At the same time witness saw defend
ant walk across Q Geld. Witness also
described the capturer of defendant and
said that defendant on being captured
exclaimed: Boys you won't blame me
a. much - you do Ter this when you
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