Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-01
PACIFIC COAST.


PACIFIC COAST.
Attempted O. Eall Wes seAueer.
Los ,sgHLa. Jure 30.-Ab,u, 10 to-
nigh y,uux 0-rman or Spanish Girl
named LIMA Junge sent 70 tts electric
iight works aud attempted to shoot J.
n. warren the electrician She fred
fso shuts without effect. when Warren
closed ths do ~. The girl Vas arrested
and released on her Own recaCuizance.
Sac alleges that Warren seduced her
under promise of marriage but pot her
on from time IN time on ons pretsxt or
another. Today, she says, during her
aosease, he forced himself into her
mothers house, and whom the old lady
demonstrated he choked her and other
wise abused her. The girl 10 seventeen
years old and daughter Of Q druggist
named JunRe who suicidsd 4 years ago.
warren was sinos arrested for disturb
ing the peace.
New Ferry Beat.
| SAN FRANc1soo, June 30.-A large iron
| ferry boat, to be run BY the Northern
| Pacific RsiIrsad Company between
| kalama and Lemore, Or, vas shipped
from New York recently in sections BY
rail.
Deserted the ship.
| III sailing Of the new collier, We'll
hnRton, for the north, vas DELAYED by
the desertion of her crew All the men
were shipped in England for a term of
three years at the rate of wages pre-
vaiiing in that country. On arriving
here they became dissatisfied at r.ceiv.
ing something like a fourth of the va
ees paid to those shipping out Of Amer
loan ports, and yesterday all hanGs left
the ship, FORGETTING tho money already
due them. One claims the trouble was
that the vessel was ''unluoky," several
men having been moro or less hurt
while discharginz here.
supeeae Gsars Decision.
San FRASoIsoo, June 3O.-The So
preme Court has affirmed the decision
OF the lower court in the case of the es-
tate OF Henry E. Robinson, decidi 2 the
m tyof and board Of supervisors had a
rignt to act AZ his trustees for his be-
qaest OF $4,000. the interest Of which
Is to be used by them to relieve desti-
fute women and children Of this city.
Railroad Ramery.
The recent transfer Of large tract of
land at the P0trero TO the Union Iron
Works leads TO the belief that iron
works will be established there in which
the Central Pacific Railroad will be in
terested. 1t Is also rumored that the
Sacramento Car shops will be moved
there.
Pacific Coast Railurcs.
Bradstreet's mercantile agency reports
q failures in the Pacific coast States for
the week ending yesterday.
H1oissing Works Burned.
TUsoARoRA, June 3O.-The Grand Prize
and Argenta aoistinQ works were burned
10 the ground at 6 O'Clock this evening.
Sagebrush Vas used in firing and spark
ignited a pile in the boiler room during
the temporary absence of the fireman.
On his return tho entire room was in a
blaze and soon the entire structure was
in flames. AL. Griffin, the engineer on
duty. hOisted up two men who were on
tue 300 foot level while the roof was
blazing. Six men below that level es-
capped by coming up the old shaft. 1t
will require $4,000 to replace the ma
chinery and structure. Insurance, &c.,
600.
Another lndlaa war Threalened.
WILCOX, June 9.-Indians are re-
and New Mexico line. Cavalry are in
pursuit. No dolbt they are some of the |
Chiricahuas who were to have been at
the reservation several days since, but |
have been deferred by knowledge of |
the fact that thsy could not enter the |
reservation, as the Chiricahuas Who sur |
rendered are held by the military au- |
thOrities. These hostiles are inoensed |
mt what they call a breach of faith, and |
another murderous raid may be antici- |
pated, as these are the most savage |
Apache tribes aud are feared by the |
rest OF the Indians. Other bands will |
shortly make an appearance ON the way |
10 the reservation, but as soon as they |
hear that the rest who have returned |
with Crook are prisoners they Will at |
ence return to Mexico, and, as usual, |
leave o bloody trail behind.
Terrific storm at Tombstone.
TOMBSTONE. June 3O.-The most vio-
lent storm ever known in this locality
burst upon the city about 8 D. m. Il
WAS preceded by almost a hurricane,
which hlled the air with huge clouds of
dust, unroofed buildings, carried away
signs, demolished out buildings and
threatened at oae time general deatruc-
ton. Tho cessation Of the wind was
followed by terrific storm of hail and
rain. lasting fully an hour, accompanied
by lightning.
Geaeral Crock On His Way 10 wash.
1nst0n.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June 80. - Gen.
eral Crook arrived here this evening.
He proceeds to Washington direct, ac-
companied by Captain John Burke, of
his staff The bucks had not returned
to San Carlos reservation when he left
Prescott. Crook is positive they will
bring in little Charlie Moe omas, II
alive.
shipping Intelligence.
PoRT BLAKELY, June 9.-Arrived-
Montana aud Loyola.
PoRr GAMBLE, Jane 29.-Arrived-
Fresno.
PoRr GAMBLE, June 30.-Arrived-
Kliokitat, from Honolulu.
PoRr TOWNSEND. June 29.-Arrived-
Shirley.