Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-08

acsoiution 70 petition the State I,ecisIa.
.oIe 70 enact more stringent laws RI.
Rardlng the sale of deadly poisons 1
resolution was adopted advocating the
establishment of school for the edn-
cation OF nurses for the sick. A resoI1,
Iion was offered by DIR. s. Pollock of 81
Louis to revise the code of ethics
Wnlcn crested sensation and was hur
riediy tabled for the year.
Compromised,
PrrTsgUEG, June 7.-Tbree buna,sd
wire drawers at divers mill. who struck
against the ten per cent. Reduction, corn.
promised this afternoon, by acoensino |.
nve per cent. reduction, and work will
be resumed tomorrow.
striking Miners Arrested.
ST. Louis, June 7.-Sixteen STRIKING
coal miners who interfered with the
WORKING OF new men at a mine near
rin;kneyvilie were arrested YESTERDAY
on warrants sworn out by the owners Of
tne mine and fourteen lodged in Jail in
default of bail.
Another Attachment.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Another attach
ment was issued today in the Supreme
Court against the property of John II.
haverly and II. Mcconnell, on applica-
ton made by ex-Judge Dittenhoffer in
behalf OF Sheridan Shook and James w
Collier. The amount of the claim against
defendants is $1,000.
Typographical Union...An Import. NJ
Order.
CINCINNATI, June The Interua-
tionai Typographical Union adopted
a resolution today requiring "sub
lists" to be abolished in ali Union Off
ces by Sept. LIST next. The effect of this
Is that any Union printer may be em-
pioyed by regular employee in any Of
nee AZ substitute without being re-
quired to be first enrolled as Sub" by
the foreman. The order Was put in
force Immediately in the Times Star Of
nee, where its promulgatisn was greeted
with cheers.
The Barber Broshers-A Desperate
Fight for Their Capture.
WAvERLY, Iowa, June THE capture
OF the noted Barber Brothers, occurred
at farm house four miles south of
Iripoli, and sixteen miles southeast of
this place. During the day they had
been concealed in the barn of German
farmer named August Tsglemere, and
about O'Clock in the evening they went
TO the house and asked for some supper.
Henry Teglemere, son of the farmer
them and succeeded in CEN
veying this fact to his father whom he
instructed to give the alarm to the
neighbOrs. Henry remained at home
10 assist his mother in preparing the
meal for the desperadoes. Several men
all of whom we're Germans, accom-
panied the elder TeRlemere to his home;
they had no weapons but one shot gun
which it is claimed was not loaded.
The intention was to surround the
house, and when the boys came ont, to
spring upon them and secure them be-
fore their suspicious could be aroused.
This plan was bafiled through the ex
of one man who rushed into
the house to secure the bandits, upon
which the latter both drew revolvers
and began firing professionally.
Henry Teelemere sprang upon Bill
Barber, knocked his hands away and
,aueht him by the throat. The melee |
then became general, and Bill was soon
On the floor, bat managed to continue |
bring over his shoulder. Ike managed |
10 escape his pursuers for moment, and |
eaping through the open window, be- |
gan firing at the men inside. BY this |
lime several of the attacking party |
we're wounded, and finally one named |
Henry Hage went outside the door and |
in pinioning Ike by the arms. |
Henry karsteng received ball through |
The body, and exclaimed, ''boys Pm 60 |
ing to die" He still continued to fight, |
and aided In tying both boys by the |
arms with rope which Mrs. Teglemere |
had gone to the barn and procured. |
Sixteen shots were fired by the outlaws;
Ike emptying the two weapons he had |
on his person. OF five brave men who |
attacked them all we're wounded. The |
injured being as follows: Henry |
karsteng, shot through the body and
died at 1:l5 in the morning; John H.
karsteng, shot in the left breast, hip
and arms; Henry Teglemere, shot in
neck; Henry Pope, shot in tho breast,
the bullet striking the bone and coming
out at the back; August Teglemere, fin
ger bitten and crushed. 1t is thought
all the wounded will recover. Word
was sent to Waverly, aud as soon az
possible deputy Sheriffs Davis and
Christensen went for the captured men
and landed them in Jail at 6 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
Attempted lacendiarlsna...y igilance
Committee Formed.
DENVER, June IA Republicans Sill
verton special says two attempts were
made yesterday to burn tho city with
the evident object Of creating STAN
pede of citizens to the limits of the
town and then rob the First National
bank. Seventy three indictments have
thus for been found by the Grand Jury
against gamblers and others connected
with these dastardly plots. The city
was patrolled last night by bodies OF
armed men. A vigilance committee
has been formed aud the city placarded
with notices to the effect that the first
man found connected with incendiar-
ism or shooting ARRAY will be hung.
All Is excitement.