Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-07
EASTERN NEWS.
.,.yu 70 TEE Observation-Disclosures

/ EASTERN NE"s'
Iens..rr 70 rn. DISQUALIFICATION
/ Trouble Brewing.
~xsv1tLE Tex, Jan. There
bh,s brewing in the State of Ia
msxico. Cneller. the present
So, Who favors Gonzales. IL very
5cseI., On account Of the enormous
80 .s,t,ary tax laws enforced by him,
90 Ind on merchants and ranchers
s,e' An ap the river the border towns
~. Indeoendent, and Matamoras
renl Tho is the State candidate, u
DDs,arsd 10 take his seat. General
90 demanding the troops, says be
.sceived orders from the City OF
- 49, not 20 isterfere 10 case there IL
tI II il said that all the Govern
soao ,seds IL an excuse to oyerthrou
80 So, and from indications II 10 IL at
Oosni he can rally no more than his
ea ,osl following to his support.
Eeane's Condition.
r,x.,s err, Jan. 5.-The condition
,Tssne. the actor, has materially i'm
80 ,odsy and be IL progressing sat
pfss,,lv toward recovery. Mr.. Kesne's
Es-.Ii arrive tomorrow and on Friday
sus :n, he will be taken to New York
nolI s,seial car. His company will re-
,ocether for six weeks awaiting
=, gssns's recovery.
Lain Eeily's Health.
c.,v-ox sPsrSGs n. ". Jan. g.
Eslly. of New York. from all &C
ses -,. vss quite benefited from the
DN.1,.snt received at Clifton Springs.
tEa.a.;no 70 his intense love for the in
80 n Tammany Hall, be has allow
~. nbvs,cian's advice TO 90 UNDECIDED
"a Z nov again suffering from Insom-
" "A nervous prostration. In some
..s.ssta his sickness Is peculiar, as be
sars~rs better one day and not so we'll
~ nett. Medicine does not benefit
~ nos az it did year or more since,
= /. would surely do him more good.
1s.rfpI company, riding horseback,
- driving, are considered his best
- n treatment. A general change
!. s.stinc entirely out OF politics would
= Rim more real good new than all
= hesides. II this 10 not done sooD,
= viii gradually grow worse and be
sse hopeless case.
They Believe In sheridan.
W,sHrxeros, Jan. 6.-In the Senate,
,,Ss,. Senator Van Wyck offered pc
,;,;on of the National Labor League
.,sring tsst Lietsnant General Philip
sss,idan be made fall General. He
..Isd that il be printed in the Record.
a that II also be referred to the Com
nittee on Military Affairs. Ii was SO
ordered.
To Fight the Apaehes.
W.mryaroy, Jan. 6.-Delegate 10
spb. Of New Mexico, will INTRODUCES IN
he House tomorrow a bill TO provide
for the organization of regiment of
volunteers in New Mexico and Arizen
ior the purpose Of suppressing out
rsses on settlers committed by hostile
Indiana Each company shall be com
posed Of 30 native Mexioans, 10 Ameri
sans and 10 Pueblo Indians. They
sbsll be each mounted and furnished
With two native horses, or Indian pc
MES. and armed with weapons suitable
10 Indian warfare. Eioh private shall
receive $50 per month, and the officers
shall receive the amounts allowed for
such oficers in the regular army. All
officers and privatss shall be mustered
in, subject to aud with the benefit OF all
pension laws Of the United States now
In force. for themselves, their wives.
children and dependent relatives. For
the purpose OF carrying this act into
effect the sum Of $500. 900 il appro-
priated. TO be immediately available.
To Protect Timber on Iadiaa Lands.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.--The President
today transmitted to Congress the draft
Of Q bill formulated by the Commits
nouer OF Indian Affairs, intended to
protect timber on Indian lands from
srolistion. 10 his letter OF transmittal
The President says that the subject is
important and Is commended to the
sarly attention of Congress.
whitney satisfied with the Dolphin.
WARRINGTON, Jan. ct ia understood
that Secretary Whitney Is entirely salts
led OF the seaworthiness of the Dolphin
" shown in her recent trial trip, aud
VII formally accept the vessel az soon
q certain preliminaries can be ar.
sneed. II Is not Thought necessary TO
ave another sea trial.
The Lowell Bank Fraud.
LOWELL Mass J, Jan. Estate deteo-
ives arrested at Rutland, Vermont, yes
ardsy, Young man named Charles ii.
lee, for complioity with MoNeill. the
President of the Lancaster
National Bank, and have brought him
,sck. A c,mplsint was sworn out in
he District Court here. charging Veo
With the larceny of some $4,000 10 cur
lsncy and securities. Ii il reported
here that veo accompanied Mcneil.
md that be has been elosetsd with
he directors at Clinton. IL Is said that
MoNeili was in Canada before anythirg
wrong was discovered, that $5O,0 in
securities which be took are only worth
len per cent of their full value, that the
lssets OF the bank vet exceed the liabil
ties. and that Mcneil took $i4,6OO in
sash.
The n Paso. 20. Louis and Chicago
II PAso, Jan. 6.-Work has been
on the Ell Paso, 81. Louis
md Chicago Railway. A full corps OF
Engineers are engaged In locating the
road from FL Paso northvard.
The Temperature here for over q week
past has been continuously below the
lrsexine point. This IL something un-
usual for this section.
snow STERN In the Rockies.
DENVER, Jan. 6.--The snow storm ID
severe, though il 10 general
the Rocky mountain req ion
SNOW blockades. caused By drifting.
have been confined 10 Kansas and Ne
ofaska, delaying the Burlington, Kan
sas p lsitic 4 Santa Fe trains thirty. al 4
10 sevsuiy two hours. The blockades
we're raised this evening. Mountain
travel 10 net delayed at all. The snow
10 not over six inches deep.
Death Of Jshn g. stevens.
TnsNroS, Jan. s.-John q. Stevens
died his evening from the effects of a
pistt wound In the head. IL 10 gen
erally believed that he committed sui.
eide ~ be bad been in depressed spirits
Tor some time, owing to financial diff
enlhes. His relatives version OF the
tragedy is that he Was arranging for a
trip 10 West Virginia TO inspect coal
and iron lands. and that he bought a
revolver for self protection and vas ex
aiming the weapon when il was acct.
deni ALLY discharged. Mr.. Stevens was
~ wars OF age. He leaves widow and
hve 'hildren. He vas q son Of James
4. Z svcns, OF Hoboken and nephew OF
Engineer Stevens, inventor Of the Ste
vens battery. He was President Of the
Pennsylvania railway system in New
serfey, and had been conneeted with