Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
PACIFIC COAST.



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By Jades Lazy 60 nie<sy days fapsis.
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Mcdowell. G. D. A.
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Il b Fe4urssd fhas TIE Pseiac MAJ
Company have nsde . rzss 81 g Per
ton % ell cssssss Of ffe3Rts from Nes
fsrk % eaa fr.nci~eo.
Csass sseamer ssa Crew Isss.
AAnzm xzD. Oxn-, Marsh ls.-fhe
steamer bsdA. owned by simpson Brss.
spFnnx sisak ssont 70 miles "a Caps
PeTpstus. On the tssh. and vss abzn-
dansd b. TIE GREW. she vss fosded
With railroad tron. and unaeubssdly
vest 30 the bottom Wh<o IL was -
esrssiced THAI he vaasr vAs gaining IL
the hoid. u waa dscidsd 10 Abandoc TIE
vesssi. Tbs captain and i've Of tie
crsw Rot inso one boss and the fsst mats
and ptx Of tbs osev into snesher. Two
81 TIE men from The mates boat vers
broo9hf hero On ths ss0 Fsarie~s. which
has isst arrived frsu the Umpqna.
Teess msn are Louis Lzncost. sailor,
snd John Throsi. q fireman. and are
the sniy Survivors Of the mates boat.
They report that the second enQineex
and cabin bov died from exposure 10
ne beat. and the mate and TOO msn
vsrs drswnsd Ia trying 20 reach shore
throueh the sasf. 1hey claim 70 have
remained - Tbs pumps soienR tb&t hes
uese unable 70 take food or blanksss
before leaving the vessel Their fest
ara mach svesisn, and II IL certain they
would have died from cold aud want Of
food. bad they nos astsmpsed 20 rsssh
the shore through the breakers on the
open beach.
Aaera@enss Gsnsenatsn Rassne1
San FazxoIsco, March 1.-An I'm
Dense mass meeting was bald af the
Metropolitan fsmpls tonight, 20 rxtify
the Proceedings Of she recent Anti Chi
ness Convention heid II sacramento.
Oseffsw meetings we're alss addressed
ON tbs street. outside the buiidins. froun
The United States Mint steps. AMONG
she speakers we're Hon. Horace Dssis,
Hon n. n Estee. @. IT. Mc0iAshan.
Chairman OF ths 6sxte Executive Com
mfttee OF the Anti Chinese Association.
Similar meetings we're held throughout
CaIlfornia.
Mexican Trssps efsfsG Trsahie.
ToMBsroxE. March GA soldier sta.
toned n Mod Springs under the com
msna OF Lisuiensnt wheeler arrived 10
this atty today. From him 1t was learn.
ed concerning the sarreadsr Of Gsroni-
mo 20 Lieutenant Macs the following
facts; Yesterday afternoon. about ten
niies sooth Of Bernardino, An Apache
oamp vas attacked by the Mexican
forces and bet skirnish eusned. dur
ing the skirmish two Apaches we're kill
cd and the forces Of Geronimo vera
completely roated. Geronimo aud his
band fed 10 the direction Of LieatsnAnt
Macs camp for safety. and surrendered
Internationally. TIE Mexican troops
followed them across the line into Aans'
camp and demanded the prisoners,
claiming that the fignt bad occurred on
Mexican soil and the victory vas theirs.
Maus refused 10 give the prisoners up,
shioh greatly inoensed the Mexicans.
who threatened 70 take the prisoners
by force. General Crosk vas hourly
expected In camp, bat ~ last accounts
nad failed 10 arrive. Tso dispatches
from Asns have been received al Mud
Springs, appealing Tor troops and a.
sistance. The situation 10 critical In
the extreme, and the massacre Of Lieut..
Msus and his command may occur ~
any moment.
weather Gnaientfsns.
SAN FRASoIsco. March s0-s p. H.
The weather ipdic atoms are: For Wash
ington Territory and Oregon, cloudy
weather and occasional rains.