Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-14
NEWSOFTHE WORLD
A Fatal ARRAY in Washington
Territory.
THE EAsTERN WAR.
News Of the Cholern-The Nee
Perces Indians to be Re-
turned to Their Reserr
walton : Death OF
Robert Hoe.

walton = Death OF
Robert Hoe.
Especial 10 the Herald by A ssociated Press
PORTLAND, Org, Sept. IA Walla
Wslia DESPATCH says: A fatal aifray
occurred last night near Waitsbnrg, be-
tween Frank Moore and Marsh Fair
childs, both OF this city. There was
bad blood between the men and both
armed themselves early in the morning.
They met in the evening and Moore said:
II am ready for you" Whereupon
Fairchilds fired without effect. Moore
then fired four or five shots in quc ok
succession. Fairchilds falling and beg
ging tor mercy. He fingered till the
next morning when he died. After
shooting, Moore covered two witnesses
with his revolver and threatening to kill
all pursuers fed. Both are young
men aud unmarried.
losan's Mevenents.
DETROIT, Sept. ls.-This morning
General Logan and patty left the Bay
City on q special train for Port Huron. |
Along the route the party was given an
enthusiastic greeting. Arriqing at Port
Hsron the party was escorted to the
hotel by crowds Of people. headed by |
the Planned knights aud q brass band.
After dinner speeches were made by |
General Logan aud others. At two
o'clock NJ. s. Smiths yacht Sigma. of |
Detroit, arrived at Port Huron. Logan |
and party unmarked for Detroit, stop |
ping At the Lake st. Clair shooting club |
house for supper, reaching here
at r. M. A large crowd met
the party at the wharf with car
riages waiting to take the visitors to De- |
troit where mseting was held imme-
~diately. Logan having made ten
speeches while in the State during the
EAST two days, his voice was not strong
aud he had trouble in making the crowd |
hear. He spoke on the tariff and the |
history Ct the Democratic party, paying
his respects to Hendricks in passage.
The rink building has standing capac-
ity Of 200 aud was crowded. Logan |
uters in this city over Sunday. the guest
Of General AIger, Republican candidate |
for Cos ernor Of Michigan.
The Nee Perces.
WAsHIs0roS, Sept. l3.-At the last |
session of Congress resolution was
passed authorizing the Secretary OF the
interior to return the Nez Porces Indians
nov In the Indian Territory to their old
home la idaho, and making an appropri-
alton to defray the expenses OF removal.
The Department has been considering
the expediency Of making the removal,
and q comm unication was sent to the
agent at the old Nez Psrces reservation
in Idaho requesting his views upon the
subject. To-day the following answer
was received: II do not consider it nd.
vissble to allow Chief Joseph and those
who took part 10 the massacre to return.
think the balance could return with
safety 10 themselves without causing
disturbance on the part Of the settlers"
Butler Wsra Ost.
Tsw YoBx, Sept. 13.-Gsneral Builer
arrixsd from the West tonight, and was
sereuA Aasd Mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel by
q comsIktse of the county organization
sf the Peoples party. After delivering
. abort aAAress from the balcony Of the
hs4xl, the General said he was worn out
by tss~sl and excused himself from max.
ing tsnger speech.
TAe u. 4 n. q. Attached.
New YoxK, Sept. l3.-An attachment
ss The ground Of non-residence was
granted by the supreme Court against
the properly of the Denver & Rio
Graods Railroad. in suit brought by
Walter Hanchman. to recover 81 ,953,
the amount Of twelve months notedue
Sept. Sth. 1884. and not paid.
Death or Rsbers Hoe.
NEx yosk, Sept. IA Robert Hoe,
Of the Hoe press manufacturing firm,
died At his rssidsnce in Tarrytown to-
day, aged 70
Jay- -Eye.see HAS = Chili.
KALAMAZOO, Sept. l3.-The day turned
out a bad one for the attempt Of Jay-Eye-
See to decrease the record, and resulted
IN . Temporary injury 10 the horse, ne
eAsikating the cancelling Of succeeding
. en- gemeuts. The afternoon was cold
ard raw, with strong wind. The plan
Gas 10 trot two slow heats TO warm him
n7, then one fast one, bat after the first
rwWming heat he bad o nervous chill,
,owisg to which he WAS brought out 10
.comEkste the fast mile ~ soon as pos.
ssible. Ia order not to disappoint the
sexpeet&iot \of the spectators he made
THE first qua Yer in :34. ths half in .0S;
uhree-gnsrtets in La; mile in 2:2O1. J.
-, Case is here ia person, and orders all
sal vsque,ft engagements Oft, as a matter
~ y. vdence, the horse being i'll. Phallas
made .ws Aei,ts In 2:l9t and 2.l9s.
A 8s9tns Judge.
Ixn,.x..Potas. .sept. l3. = In the
limited states District Conrt to-day a
motion to rule the pla'rt,h to answer
interroRatories in the LVs!ne-S sentinel
libel suit came ,sp before Ja Ne Woods.
The Judge sta ted in advance az the
argument that isterrogstoriss hsd long
been prohibited in the practice in tae
United States Ci.cuit Cart, and wh'e
personally he should like T. see the rule
changed, he would not take the liberty
TO ct it aside this time. However,
with this preliminary Statement, II the
attorneys desired 70 argue the question
he would listen to ttsm- Senator
Harrison stated that the intarregatories
would be answered, but when Mr..
Turpie asked when, he declined 70
answer. The argument then prseaeded
and at the conclusion Judge Wood A.
clined to rule on t,ss motion. Tue
action Of the Judge leaves It optional
with Blsine's counsel As TO answering
interrogatories.