Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13

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poszeoF q ne oonhde1ce Of he en-
tire eommnnitys appsaEs % haya gore
wrong. Aoma tigBa ago Frederick
IN HuntinR's hands for safa keepine
meufA He moW claims thas HanilnR
kspt el000 worth of ths papsra. Il ap
paara also that HuntinQ has eot into
debt % traaaanun % the amounl Of
several Thousand dallaK4, and today one
Of The creditors atiacbad bis property.
ne lawyer WIaheaf naEl.
BosxoN, Oak. Il a--ChaElss a. Waiitisr,
q lawyer. was aFKai4ned 10 the Superior
Criminai Oouft today, on an indiatment
charging him with ne embezElemenf
Of soms el0o. 600 from HarEial D. Raid.
eiiank Ha plsadsd not guilty and In
deGanil e $4,000 bail was rsmsndsd 10
A Plca ssr nakssa.
MaGmEaar0a, 0st. la.-aov. Pierss, 10
hia naport. diseases ths snhisaf 81 tha
admission Of Dakota. Whioh noW has
500 00o people. iafo the Uaion aud adds
Il renew mT Faoamnanda datien. and that
masa earnestly, that this great ps0ple b.
ns longer kept from theiF rights, bat be
psrmiffsd 6 share and Voios 10 the
auysFnmsnl which they homer ~ their
pablic spirit and saslain ~ their In
dastEy."
On wall ssreea.
NKw YoRK, Oct. 12.-GoVernment
bonds Wers strong. Stocks we're less
asttve and the mai lrisy Of then lower.
The negs Of the day was almost en-
- - - -
Paoids Mail vas again the leading
weak stock, and the stories OF suit by
the Panama Railroad Co. against the
Paeifs Nail De-, and run0Es Of the In.
tentiou on the part Of the former 10 re-
with e9aot. Esg Engiand vas oon-
apicu0usly strong aud shows asne Ad-
vance. Several new stories we're oiFcn-
lsttd with regard 20 the property With
more OF less e9eot. Prices ~ she open
ina we're sO@swhat irregular, bat gen
eFally towards declines ranging from
70 New York 4 New EaQland,
however. vas l par cent higher. Later
the market Was marked By considerable
duliness and marrow fluctuations Of
prices, making hltle progress in either
direction until the leas hour. when q
0.LAAGAl WEA2IH
checked jast previous ts the close. The
markel closed weak at the lowest 6gures
Of the day.
Unhappy naEsine.
NKw Y0RK, OSt. 12.-One OF the most
unhappy men 10 town this morning was
District Attorney MaFtins. The story
of ex-AideEman Sayles' departure 20
Canada was q severe blow. and the in
formation received this morning that
she indicted Alderman'a bondsman, Sol.
SAylea, had transferred she property
pledged IN the bond Of e25 900 for his
appearance, vas worse neRs yet. "Oan-
dor o0mpels me 10 say" rsmarked the
Distri0t Attorney, 'that have no doubt
that Saylea has gone"
Dinleaities In EaioFcIng the ReslFie-
tien Act
WksHmar0N, Oat. I2.-The Collector
Of Customs 81 san Francisco has To-
formed the TFeasaFy Department Of the
difficulties encountered 10 the enforce
ment Of the Chinese restriction Law. Il
appears that seven Chinese il transit
from Neg York 70 H9ngkona, and three
from Hongkong 20 Honolulu, have not
Yst departed from San Francisco,
they have had ample tima.
fhe inspector expresses the snppositiOn /
that these persons do not intend leav.
inR the country, and that, even II they |
do. Il ia their purpose to fFauduIeutly /
obtain return certiaoates in order 20 |
establish their right TO come aud 20 81 |
will.
The Collector also calls attention 10
the practice Of Federal O0arta Ia CON-
psllinG the landing OF Chinese lab0rers
sn wEits OF habe1s corpHs and releasing /
them on bail after the Collector has en- |
amined into their cases and refused /
10 allov them 70 land. This pFactios, |
be says, is SUBSTANTIALLY an abrogatiOn
Of the lac.
Acting Secretary Fairohild has vittsn
10 the Collect0F In reply as follows; "As
.he competency Of Customs OH ,ers 90
snfor0e the restriction act Terminates,
under the Law, with the landing Of Chi
aese persons, 10 you'd seem that the
aaty Of seeking q remedy for the evils
pointed out By you BeFtain more esps-
sally 10 she laW officers Of tie Govern
ment, and yoa are therefore advised TO
BRING the facts stated by you 20 their
notice.
Appolnimeass.
AIEAN4AILa u LNuNtUnuUN 4
made ths following appointments 10
iayi William L. AagiRzis. Of Oaio. 10
be CAief Justice Of the Saprome Court
q Wyoming; Daniel J. Sullivan, Of
PRESCOTT, 10 be ReoeiEeg Of Pablo
Moneys 81 Presoott, A. T.; David K
WaFdweii. Of Tombstone, A. T., - Be
Agent fof she Indians 81 the Lemhi
Agency 10 Idaho.
An Impsrtaat Deeialoa.
NEw YoAK, Oot. 12.--Judes Wallaoe,
Il the Uaitsd States CiFout C0aFt. rsn-
iered q decision today OF much import
lnoe 10 the taxpayers Of New York
iiFsotiy aud TO the oounsFy generally.
Many million dollars are involved.
Asout 9 year aQa the Resaiver Of Taxes.
George W. MsLsan, levied taxes up0n
he shares % national banks The
sanks, as representing khe aharehold-
.Fs' interest, damanded aud ohttinsd
10 iniunafion restraining she RscsigeE
from e.,lleoting she taxsa Tbs dsois-
on Of Jad9e Wallace 10 made upon q
nosion 10 havs the iBisnosion made
permanent. The moti0n for the iniunc-
ion is dsHied.
Rag Parts Unknawu.
LAFAYKrrH (Tnd }, Oct. IL Ia Rob
nson, proprietor of the LafAyetts Wool
~ Mil. one Of The eldest mills 10 the
state, has left for plEts unknoWn, hav-
aa forged notes on bis father, and
lWina sans 10 msfehauts and faFmsrI
aagFegAiing about 820.00o
TaFam mefaFm.
RKw Y0RK. Oet IA meeting IN TIE
aterest of reforms 10 tAFid wAs held
aers this afternoon % consult and de-
side a. 20 the most indicions STEPS 70 b
IAken 10 secure tbs election of Repre-
ientatiVea % Congress and Uaited
states Ssnat0g who wili Do their utmost
10 bring about . Feyiaion Of the tariff
by ~ using the taxes levied on Amer
can industries, and sapesially tie ~
peal Of the duties on raw mateF1ala
Resolutions we're adopted eommendlnG
ne aosioa Of those Representative IN
ossRFess Who had votsd for the oousid-
sration of tss btli 70 simplify 9nd fe-
lncs the duties on Imports which had
been repsFsed By the Commtstea on
Ways and Msaas ~ %. last session Of
1aueFpm. and empo9oring the Chair