Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-07
EASTERN NEWS.
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..s..esting Notes on Crooks Move
....ss and Mexican Sentiments.
o, p,so. Tex, June 5.-Thc follow
-. interesting datain regard to the stat.
rntlic opinion in Northern Mexic,
III the probable effects of Crook
apaipn on the politics and interna
S.;rs of the Republic. As to Indiar
49, there is none. At Gen. ReQare's
sssdcuarters there Is, however, an in
s.sssed degree Of reticence among army
s%.srs. A leading civil official, who il
= : position to know, says shat the
ss,s,ast of your correspondent under
nsss ~ San Jose. on the first inst, and
s.sssauently published in the Times, OF
- mace. as to the Indians breaking
ss~.sds the south, is likely 10 be correct.
r.. oountry west and south of Chihua-
- 4 yery much broken. Twenty we
1870 400 il used to be the favorite trail
MsTiosn Apaches. There are small
Ssc1s beIow San Buenaventura among
=. Slsrras and foothills. evidently
S,;,en out BY or moving - meet Crook
M Gallardo. Oar Chihuahua CORES
socdsnt indicates the existence Of con-
Ederable restlessness, especially among
- more ambitious young officers who
-, afraid that Crook will Garry of all
~ 6onors. Col. Gallardo, whose col
ann d being pressed forward, Is relied
rroc 10 secure credit for the Mexican
INV Your field correspondent is
crobably with GalIardo's column by
IA date. Chihuahua City il very
friendly in all its outward aspects to
Imsyieans. but there Is as elsewhere
n underlying feeling among oonsid-
srshIe norton of the population which
& doubtful. Recently the mayor, Don
Znhiran. Who il very friendly and re-
esrds Crook with especial favor, speak
fro AZ him as "a frontier savior,o Was
ootraceously assailed in Mexican pa
nsr. The principal argument was that
kabrian was friendly to the Americans.
The sturdy old Don caned the writer
and was fined 800 and suspended froru
IA ofice. The class influenced CON
fsins many bright men. They begin to
mnak Of Crook az an invader, ami say
tkst however desirable his work is, still
III method will lead TO future complica-
tons, The opening throes of hot po-
iitioal contest against Diaz and his can
Mdacy are already felt and the Crook
campaign will be utilized against the
noljcy OF opening Mexico to American
eepitaI. II Crook is wholly successful
and ths Apaches are finally subjugated
thsre viii be no use made of his move
ments, bat il otherwise, it will become
4 fsotor in the anti-Diaz campaign.
A very prominent executive officer
ssys 70 your informant that Crooks
wisdom 10 illustrated in the smallness
end the character Of his force. There
vas really nothing 10 make super SEN
dtivs people alarmed. The anti Diaz
movement will embrace anti-subvention
IN direct opposition 10 American ac-
viii b tho opposing candidate to Diaz. |
The clerical influences are anti-Ameri- |
ean also. The Bishop Of Dirango has a |
noties posted on the church doors de- |
nounsira the Protestant Dropagandists |
In severe tsrrns. There are said on the |
othsr band 70 be 1000 pupils in English |
alone In Chihuahua. These points are
Of importance even In relation to Gen. |
Crooks campaign. From correspond |
ert Haloney dispatch by mail has just |
arrived. Himself and courier are NOV
ing - rapidly - possible. Travel has
70 b made by night for water. safety |
and TO avoid heat. His letter Ia dated |
June Sd. He was then near the Casa |
0rsndes. The mail oouriers who make |
regular weekly trips from James and
Corralitos are not In at all this week. II
causes some uneasiness and may proba-
bly, arise from some Indian trouble on
the road. There is possibility Of small
bands being driven out who are raiding
on the lines of communication.
severe lllness OF . Prima Donna.
BLOoNINoroN, Ills, June 6.-M'Ile
Marie Litta, o prima donna, arrived
home this morning from Negaunee, Mi
chigan, where she had been Ill for four
weeks. She In delirious tonight, and in
an extremely critical condition, from
q complication OF rheumatism aud
stomach troubles. She suffers most In
teuss agony. On tho way from Chica-
20 she began sinking very fast, and a
physician was autographed for to Joliet.
Ramon got abroad In that place that
che had committed suicide by taking
opium. The physician found her not
suffering from an Opiate, but utterly
Frustrated and almost inanimate from
aeuts suffering.
The Ohio Republicans.
CoLuNuus, o., June 5.--The ,mmittee
o. permanent organization tonight 30
Ieetsd Senator Sherman ~ President Of
The convention, and Geo. Groat, of
Cleveland, Secretary. The committee
on resolutions had session TO late
boar, and will finish their report in the
morning. It IL understood that the
platform will endorse the liquor tax
and the Arthur and Foster administra-
tiona, and will oentain strong tariff
plank and favor the rssoluti IN on wool
farif7.
The National Medical Association.
OLnvxLANp, o., June 5.-The after
noou session Of the National Medical
Association was consumed in considcra-
ton OF professional topics. There will
b reception and banquet tonight in
the opera house and roller skating rink.
sudden Death. !
DR.. X. q. Hubbard, of Ashtabula, who
va attending the medical convention.
died suddenly this afternoon Of apo
plsxy, al the house Of DIR. webber. De-
eeassd vas upwards Of 90 years old, and
eminent among Ohio physicians
Death 81 Saaaes F1sk. sr.
BAArrLxBono, W., June 5.-James
Fax. ST.. died at tho house Of his SON.
in-law, Colonel j. w. Hooker, last
evening. aged II years.
saassreke IN New York.
NEW Yonx, June 5.--Seven cases of
1anseroke occurred Ia this city today
two fatal. The thermometer marked 80
dsa. at 3 pm.
Captured.
WAvxnLY, Ia. June B.-The Barbour
brothers were captured this evening
about o'clock while eating supper in q
house about six miles south Of fripoli,
Iowa, After . desperate 6Sht, In which
the Barbour brothers severely wounded
four men, two Of them mortally.
0unalng Dsapesaases.
CsDAn RASrps, Iowa, June h-The
Dunbar brothers, two noted dcspcradoes
and murdeseu over whose heads large
uoArtis have hung for year past. we're
- In the neighborhood Of Sumner.
- early Sunday morning. A shcriif
- pnsse immediately started In pnr-
IN ind on overtaking them several
sneee vees exchanged. Deputy Sheriff
JAW. - severely wounded in the
cnseldes. The outlaws entered the
eeeo uoodR They are without coats
- hAts. having lost them in their sud-
a surprise. Four hundred men scour-
"a ~ V00ds hnf runuld MT An. thar,