Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-19

'ano oovchni iocol pIulsetS. TOOK place
At the Metropolitan Temple, which, in
fact, is church where services are held
every Sunday. and frequently during
the week. Prize fighters in search of a
safe battle-ground. would probably find
San Francisco desirable ground.
COmmenis ON stoneman's Message.
The Tribune says the message of Gov.
of California, contains
pointed rebuke of the outgoing State
Railroad Commission for its negligence
in carrying out the express will of tho
people in the matter Of regulating and
lowering fares and freights, and pre-
vention of discrimination. Whist his
policy will be is very clearly outlined in
his message.
A Liberal People.
CIScISSATr. Jan. 19.-Ten thousand
dollars has been subscribed for the re-
lief Of the food sufferers in Germany.
One or two balls and benefit perform
ances at the theater viii be given to
swell the fund.
Hear Again Elected senator.
BosToN, Jan. 8--Balloting for United
States Senator resulted as follows on the
first ballot: Hoar, l4S; Long, 81; Bower
man. S8; Grape. 4; scattering, 22. Hoar
was declared elected.
A BeIligerent Dutchman.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 1S.-Herr Most was
discovered in a saloon yesterday, and
threatened to break the newspaper
mans neck if he was represented. He
denied that he had urged the slaughter
of bank officials and division of their
tRoaIfh hx1f foacuA th1f ha ~ vafa aA
arms and blood, as peaceful measures
are impossible when the uprising came,
Al It must soon. They must kill, plum
der and spare none.
Hears Chances Locking Up.
BosToN, Jan. 1S.-Friends of Hoar
appear quite confident this morning
that he will be elected today.
A Congressman Dead.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.-Congressman
Shackleford, Of North Carolina, died
today.
Michigan Senat0rship.
LANSING, Jan. 1S.-Ferry sc, Stout 80,
scattering %, among IL candidates.
Grape Puils Out.
BOSTON, Jan. IS.-Crapo this morning
withdrew from the contest, and asked
his adherents to vote for Hoar.
Dead Indian.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Ensign Hunt
sends dispatch announcing the death
Of Anequin. the Alaskan Indian. of the
Jeannette crew.
An Admiral fer China.
If Admiral Brison is selected to COM
mand the Asiatic squadron. it is be-
lieved he will take advantage, of the 40
years service law to be rel eyed at once.
la this event Commodore Simpson will
probably succeed Admiral Clitz.
Jeanette Report.
The Jeanette Board will hold a se-
cret session on Monday to consider the
preliminary repst. 1t has been charged
that Parker and his companions are
Kept in Siberia for the purpose of pre-
venting their testimony regarding the
DeLong- Collins trouble. The Boar d
will not finish It's labors until these men
testify under oath regarding the mat
ter. The Board will report to Congress
tils session. If Bartlett and others do
lot return in TINS, the Board will meet
again when th' y get here.
Two Oaths for One once.
WAsHINaToN, Jan. 18.-General Jos.
Wheeler, when sworn III at tbs begin
nng OF the 47th Congress, toddled up
to the clerks desk, held up his hand,
and the oath being taken, betook his
little body, gray whiskers and short
nairs back to his seat. Lowe contested
his election and the committee reported
in favor Of Lowe. Wheeler was an
amusing philosopher, and cleared his
desk Of private papers the day before
the case came up. When the case was
called he sat for half day and listenec
to the speeches. then climbed into
chair before the Speakers desk ant
made an eloquent effort in his own de
fence; climbed down, took his hat and
left the House, without waiting for tn,
rvote which unseated him, and neve
went near the House again. Late thii
fall, previous to the election, poor Low,
died and special election was called
| Wheeler ran on the Democratic ticke
and was elected, and today toddlet
again to the front of the clerks desk
and for the second time took the 0atl
| of office as a member of the 47th Con
gress. There we're no objections offered
Cant Agree On the Indian Question
| The sub Committees of the Hous,
and Senate are at loggerheads over tn
Indian appropriation bill. Senate
| DAVIS believes in the humanitarian
policy, and favors an appropriation o
i've hundred thousand dollars to sup
port Inuian teaching schools. Th
House Committee allowed but thre
hundred thousand dollars, and had diff
ncuity IN getting the other members 4
agree even to that. Chairman Hiscocl
stoutly opposed giving another dollar to
ward the support and education Of In
dlans. He claims money spent in tha
| way is thrown away. The Indian can
not be made useful member of society
The policy that Hiscock would adop
would be a policy of determination
Caswell said today, until he had beel
assigned to prepare the Indian appro
priation bill he did not know ther
were 90 many Indians in the country
I'VE find," said he, There are on
] hundred aud sixty different bands, an
sixty-three agencies and upward o
80 900 In iians in the United State:
and We appropriate little over 5000,
90 to them annually. The Sioux, O
which there are about 10000 are tn
worst lot. We have given them 5000
every year to keep them qe iet."
Grant In Washtaxtea.
| General Grant still remains in Wash
ington; apparently to the terror OF a
smalI-fry politicians. who get up ne,
stories about him every day. First il
said he Is here as lobbyist for Ja
Gould. and then the report is circulate'
that he il again candidate for tn
Presidency, and working up boom to
himself. The truth is he come here a
one of the commissioners who negc
tiated the Mexican reciprocity treaty
de and rre>cott met the Mexican reE
resentrtives nearly every day At th
State Department. The commissioner
will probably remain until the Senai
accepts or rejects the treaty. Snga
men are speaking over the prospect
Mexican sugar coming in free, and the
are legally responsible for all the tai
about the treaty being schemed IN th
interest Of Jay Gould's syndicate Z
southwestern RAILROADS.. They are vii
| in their fight against the propose
treaty, particularly since Secretary Fo
ger reported adversely upon their pro
posed abolishment of the Havana
treaty.
Terrible RAPE Case.
BurrAIo, Jan. ls.-The town is 9,
cited over she arrest of Thomas Walk
1 Il hal 20