Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-29
PACIFIC COAST.
chineas wans : Less Rats for Rxhu-
mnfiam.

Chinese want . keaa Rats for Rxhn,
SAcRAarHSxo, Got. 28.- Correspond
ence has been going on between en-
Chinese Minister as Washington, Gov
StoneMan and SecretaFg BayAKa Ia re
gard 20 q petition from a Chinese ciah
OF this city, which oomtsmplafes she ex.
humaGian os sha dead bodies of theil
countrynaan, 800 o. 800 in number, and
sending them back 10 China. The pe
iition aaks for 4 less rate than has here
sofoBe been charged for che privilege
Of exhaustion. The prssant charge Is
SO TIE mattex has been referred 20
the Board og Supervisors Of San fran.
cisco.
The RaFalyzea Candidate amprevlns.
SAN FRANcEsoo, Oct. 23-The oondi-
ton OF Joel Rnsael, the Prohibition
candidate Tor GovegneK, who was a.
tackled with paralysis several days Aro,
Ia much Improved. He Is able 10 be
about and IA aazaiR attending to business
The 1uFy Rfiher Nas salty.
San FRkKcEsgo. OCT. = The second
trial Of Micah D0ane. uua of she iury
bribera, was ended today by tbs iaFy
returning a verdict oR not guilty, altar
twenty nltnutes' deliheraaion. On the
ftrst trial the jury disagreed.
Piain Talk frem eezieefoR maxer.
Ccilsetor HaQer has addressed q long
communication 10 the united States
Attorney, complaining that a number
Of Calnese, who arrived here on the
10th instant by the City Of Pekino.
were relieved On wTiks of ha6xas c8rFsss
before the Customs authorities could
examine their certificates, which, khe
Collector states. il 3 violation Of aeo.
tion Of the revised statutes. The eana-
municaiion closes Ia tha following
language. .uniess you can suggest
soma remedy, AN forced to the cen
cluaion that, IN any future Efforts to en.
foFoe tbs Chinese Fastrictien act at this
port, the time Of the Customs oflioaFa
viii oe wasted aud their labors viii be
IN vain.
4 mRflny sabdaed
San FRANcTso0. Oet. q. The British
ship Laaknow arrived this morning
from Port Louis. Manritius. The cap
tain states that on September 29th four
Of bis crew matiuisd. The capsain
vas below when one OF the crew sud
denly set upon the boatswain, asaauls
ina hin brutally and knocking him
down. 1he captain came on deck and
after sone lively work the men we're
subdRed aud intimidatad By The cap~
tain's pictOl. They were then pat in
irons and kept % for Ghs rest ~ the
voyage.
A storm ae sea.
Tue steamer San Pablo, which arrived
today from HonRkonR. reports thal ahs
had stormy weather much Of the way,
When tbs steamer ieft Yokohama. q
gale came up, which soon baoame 8
violent typhoon. The ship waa then 10
the strength Of she japan cnrrent and
the eaaleKly sea became enormous. The
velocity Of the wind vas extreme. The
steamer was hove 80 for eighteen hours.
shs sustained no damaoa and enly one
boat was smashed.
Renteneed 10 be Mangea.
PoRTLkxD. Ost. z8.-W. W. Saunders
was senfsnoed a. Albany, today, 50 hang
on December 23d.
The RalIran6 Agents IN aesstens
BAH FRANCrsco, Oct. Ss.-Ths aRsnta
ct tbs trunk and transoenalnsut roads,
VINO have been Ia soasl0n hsre daily
since Tuesday lass, TODAY unanimously
adopted an agreement which provides
for q dieoagtinnanee Of ell commissions
on the part Of all roads except Iowa
roads, which are allowed 10 retain 81
commission on each nfst class passsn-
Ref. Il also provides that each road re-
tains ita own once and that fhe Cana
dian Pacific and Pacific Mail will not
Be reeoGnized as oompstinR lines.
ClFeamafanesa andiealea mlm . casste
sThief.
GERxAETowN. Oct. 2s.-HsaFy ID.
smith. fur some years 4 resident of
this place. and Tanning q butcher buai.
ness. has been ssreSted IL Shasta
couusy, and wne faksn 30 Colnsa 90 The
train today. he Il charged Wish cattle
stealing. IN September he ahlpned At
difefana times Eve carloads of cattle e
Oakland. Absus tbs time John Fen
neil. q laFRe stoekman Of C9iuea and
fehama eoanties. losi ab01i ninekg
head Of cattle and placed detee4igss Cd
the track. Thsy ansoseded il hndinR
shat the cattle were skipped from Ger.
mRDf0Wn and Wen8 below and foand
some Of the cattle and s0ms hid6s with
H1N WALL 4tl@AElt AaNIE4 NUA4A ttLN
stronalY 10 tbs gnilt Of Smith. smith
has heFeiofoFs borne & sp0tissa nAnae.
Eaad case Deefasa II esilfsrnia.
Sax FRaNcnoo, Oas. q The sapFsms
Court todav rendered . decision Il ne
case % MesksT ys. Dalton. Ths oaaa
involved the ttfle 70 3 los Of Izna IL
Lssai, Cal which had be@u sold With
a. jaoent property b. The plaintiff g
on George Ringer. Wso IN tnxn decided
Il 30 D4ifon. Hnosequantig MeeksF DIS
cSvssed that the pgFNen IN controversy
vss not ineiadsd. ~ mistake. - tae
desa and commsaoed suit for poasessio1-
TIE ease was dsoised ia the lower eouFt
Ii favor 81 tie asfsndans ana a. appeai
was taken. IN aeaiding tie appeal. ahe
Hasranss Court hsia that the fsas thaa
tlss iana Il QneaEion waa tatended - -
egnve4ed 10 ths aesenaaat b tae deed
fFan tae piainsEn. fhauah ~ mistake il
wsa nes Irssiaaed 10 s6s de4sEipsicns -
tahlished thas the asgsndant has q riahs
- ths possession ana e9nefil1isd he
defense a. eqnibatls ns 3 legal tiiia.
The fadRfaens q fha loser e0ETl Wes
thsEsgora connxuaed.
CsmsnE weafheF
sAM FnAMaraco. o.. gs-s ,. m-I'bs
indinasians Eor fhe - g bears -
Waahinakan are cQafinnsa sooi and
oisudy weafhar ana loesl fainR