Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-08
EASTERN NEWS.
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EASTERN NEWS.
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Declines Reelection.
or-rsRrrgg. June 7.-President John
lat of the Amaleamated Associa-
-. 1T iron and steel workers. has semi
s%c;sIly announced that be will not be
o~nd;date for reelection at the an
80 meeting of the association TO be
SsE at Philadelphia next August. The
S.t;ss of the Office have overtaxed Mr..
Is,rstt. and under advice of his physi-
s;sns be takes this step. =
Spontaneous Combustion.
R.ooxLYs, N. Y, June This morn
,,c ira New York fire apparatus CON-
100 works on the Gowannus Canal
- Are from spontaneous combustion
~cno cotton waste. The building was
tozslIy destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
The Van wyek Charges.
cHroAoo, June "A Washington spe-
s;sl aays Second Assistant Postmaster
Gscsrsl Elmer declines to be at all
oIs,med at Senator Van Wyck's action
=, the letting of the mail contract on
~ route from Miobara TO Deadwood.
Tnsre ID nothing, he says, in the objec-
aon. That route runs through the
pSsck Hills country, where the govern
,sSnt has no right Of way. Congress, he
-. created postal route through a
s.ssr,ation, which it had the right to
A. a. Il was done in many other cases.
IN regard to the general utility Of the
100. Elmer says the department had
Information sufficient TO justif, 1t in
isetine contract, and the service was
ssked for by the whole Nebraska dele
ostion except Van Wyck-that is, by
1870. Anderson and Valentine. He
sssms little suspicious of tho virtue
I'M leads Van Wyck TO object TO the
srusnditure of a considerable sum of
,noosy ia his own State. The Star
Route trials show that this kind of route
4 not very common, but they also show
that several Congressman have got
themselves In hot water by being too
urcsnt for postal service in their dis
friefs which circumstances do not jus-
tify. One of Elmer's predecessors is on
trial for being too willing to acoommo-
date men of this class.
Searching for Dead Tramps.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 7.-Work on
the Northwestern Marine elevator,
which fell 10 pieces Yesterday under
measure OF 10000 bushels of wheat,
Vas continued this morning, but the
bodies Of the seven tramps supposed to
d barred under the ruins have not been
found. The mystery will probably be
solved by night. The dock near the
ELEVATOR was great resort for loafers.
Nigh Toned Naptials.
NEW York, jane IA special train
left the Grand Central depot today for
Osrrisons, with a large number of
Russts 10 the wedding of Hugh Oliver
Eorthoote and Edith Fish. The groom
q ths son of Sir Stafford Northcote,
he conservative leader in the English
Houss Of Commons, who was for a
number Of years the English Minister
q Washington. The bride Ia a daugh-
tss Of Hamilton Fish. The scene of
he wedding was at the little church of st.
Philips in the Highlands, opposite
Wed Point. Tho interior was
trimmed with daisies, buttercups and
ether flowers and plants. The ceremony
took place at 12:l5 p. m, the services
being road by Rev. Walter Thompson.
The procession Mp the aisle was formed
differently from the usual custom, being
headed by the bride on the arm Of her
father. and after them the bridesmaids,
The ushers remaining behind. Miss
Fish made fine appearance in her
white satin robe with court train, high
neck and long sleeves, the front covered
with flowers and point laces, garnished
with orange blossoms. The veil was
Of point lace caught by orange blossoms;
the hand boquet was Of lilies Of the val
Icy. The bridesmaids were Miss Con-
stana Rives, Miss Emily Beale Of WASH
ington, Miss Kean, Miss Morris, Miss
Mary Perkins Of Boston, Miss Bessie
Marbury and Miss Gertrude Hoyt.
Their dresses were OF white muslin,
made short and trimmed with valencien-
mes lace with 0ainesborouQh
hats 10 match their bouquets, as IL
Il were studies on color. The groom's
best man was Alexander Barring, his
cousin. srhe wedding breakfast was
enjoyed at Mr.. Fish's house. Glen
Cliff place was simply but richly deco
rated with beds Of choice roses and IL
lacs and other flowers and plants. The
guests returned on special train ut
$40 this afternoon. The mother of the
bride gave her splendid pearl necklace
and the groom gave her solitaire
0A8t0OuuDs n0tU WOW HA0hy vVty
costly presents. About two hundred
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Potter. Mr.. and
r. Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt, Mr..
Mm. William Joy, John Joy, Mr.. and
diner Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ken
nsdy Todd, Mrs. Rutherford, Misses
Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fiah, Mrs.. Robt Livinessone, Misses
King, and Mr.. Frelinghuysen.
Greeks Campaign.-Tbe Strength and
Whereabsuss Of the Elessiles.
WASHINGTON, June 7.--Adjutant Gen.
eral Drum this morning received the
following telegram:
WHvPPLu BARRACKS, Arizona, June 6.
Lieut.. Davis, of the third cavalry, af-
Isr an examination Of the Indians who
recently surrendered at San Carlos, re-
PORTS that the ChirAcahuas surrendered
belonged 10 Loco's family and number
Two bucks and eighteen women and
children. Sixty days ago Mexican
troops surprised tho hostiles in the
southern Sierra Hadro. This party Of
Indians was out OF from the main body,
and three, after = fight, started for the
seesrvAtion. Ono OF the party. went
beek TO bring Ia Loco. but Loco was too
old 10 travel and told them TO come
without him. All the Indians we're to-
eethsr whom surprised by tho Mexican
troops. Charley MoO0mas was with
them and we'll treated. He was kept to
cid them in case of surrender. The In
diaus knew nothing Of General Crook
whsn they left but knew the country
~ full Of troops, md II attacked they
yin Aaht until whipped and then scat
tss through the Sierra Madre. Most Of
sAem will attempt 10 work back 10 the
reservation. Some expect no mercy and
vill keep mp the fight and remain IN the
mountains - long ~ possible. They
havs no other place 10 go. The noun
tains In many places are inaccessible.
Gen. Crook viii probably not meet sny
Of them before reaching the extreme
enulhorn part Of the Sierra Madre.
Tkey dout know the exact number Of
0ehfin9 meu but u b between 100 and
10 and moro than 100 women and
children. this number includes boys
NM enough 10 bear arms. The In
GI4ns think 0eusral Crook viii have
1919 20 nnd the hostiles. The latter
- run Il they can. The Chiracahuas
aad warm springs with tho reneaades
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