Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23
PACIFIC COAST.


telegram to J. Steinhart, OF the Anglo
California Bank, to-day ANNOUNCES the
death OF Abraham Sell1man AZ Frank
fort on the MAic yesterday. He vas a
member OF the banking hrm Of Selip-
man & Co. Deceased came 10 Cali
fornia Ia ls52, and remained here MANY
years, being the originator Of ,he pres
ent Anglo california Bank.
Joint Passenger Ticket once.
The Transcontinental Railroad As
ISOLATION this evening adopted q ressln-
ton for the establishment Of q Joint
passenger ticket Office in this city. The
vote Was six to ons. The Atlantic & Pa
csfs dissented.
Governor stanford.
SAS Francisco. Jan. 2a.-Goveruor
Stanford received an immense number
OF kilograms yesterday from all parts of
the country, oOngratulatiug him on his
nomination to the United States Sena-
torship.
II 10 stated this morning that the oifts
which Governor Stanford has decided 70
make TO the State are: First, the Memo
rlsl University az Palo Alto, which has
already been spoken of: second, a pub
lie museum on large scale in this city;
and third, the foundation of an institu-
iton similar TO the great Cooper Insti-
tute of New York. The carving out
thesA plans will require the expenditure
OF an enormous sam of money, and IL
il said that arrangements are nearly
completed for placing the required sum
IN the hands of trustees.
Bandits Defeated.
YUMA, A. T., Jan. 22.-Treop NJ.
Fourth Cavalry. arrived here last nisht
with twelve Mexican bandits as prison
ers. Focr others we're left dead on the
deld. Troop E is after the remaining
bandits, and expects TO make them ali
prisoners today. Lieutenant jenkins.
1T the American troops, was the only
one who received any injury.
The dispatch does not state xho
these bandits were, bat il is supposed
that they are the Mexican soldiers Who
Duiinied az EoosR6a, Mexico, on the
18th instant. and who killed their com
manding officer.
Lieutenant Jenkins returned today
bringing two more Mexican bandits as
prisoners, making fourteen captured
and four killed. IL is believed that Lo
peg, the leader Of the band, Ia smons
the killed. The prisoners say they were
compelled to take the life Of Command
ant Rico, as be had defrauded them out
of two years. pay. They refused TO ex-
plain Why they murdered the command
ants wife, or TO give any information
about the remainder of the gang.
Anxiety for the san Pablo.
SAN Francisco, Jan. p The steamer
San Pablo, which sailed from here on
December l7th for Hongkong, ia report
ed Overdue at Yokohama. She has nov
been out thirty days, and the usual pas
sage from here to Yokohama 10 twenty
days.
No word FROM the New Commissioners.
San FRAcIsoo, Jan. - The Trans
Railway Association had
not received up to today any definite ans
wer from General Manager Smith 40 to
his acceptance of the Commissienship.
should he decline, the executive CON-
mittse is empowered TO select q Con-
providing that the person Sc
lected has not already been q candidate
for the position.
Adjourned sine de.
Confitct Between Civil and Military
Authorities.
Tucson, Arizona, Jan. 22.-Judge
Fitzgerald, on proper application this
morning, ordered the sheriff to put Ber- |
ger, Who WAS eieoted from his ranch on
the Papseo reservation. by Indian Agent |
Wheeler, in rspossession of his prem |
Uses. Agent Hart and Lieut.. Mason in |
charge Of the troops on Barger's ranch, |
treated the order with contempt. The |
court this evening issued an order to
bring Hart and Lieut.. Mason and his |
command before the court. 4 conflict |
Is expected, as it 10 believed that the |
soldiers will not submit TO arrest.