Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28
on The PACIFIC COAST.
Preparations fer the Grand
Army Rnenmptmenk


reparaslsns fer sAs Eneamp@ent.
sAn FnAN1rsco, Jaly 27.-Gsnesai +.
b. Lamb. Comnaader of The Depart
meat of Oregon. g. A. b, arrived today
b. TIE Oregon from Portland. He vas
accompanied By twenty I've other mem
bera, among 9h0m Wsra Lieutenant
Governor ]. G. smith, ~ Illineia, and
Frank J.. Parker, of Walla WailA. They
pFoeeeded immediataiy Oh their arrival
70 the headquarters Of the Department
Of Oregon. sltaated IN the ODD kell0ws'
new buildlng at the corner 0f Seysnth
and Market streets The location IL 8
eood enc, as the Nafional Encampmsnf
viii hold their sessions 10 the sane
building. ArrBBaements Is onoe began
for deeofatina tht Oregon headquartsfE.
also for arranging the pFodncts ok The
state. which il is intenSsd % display.
The Oregon Departmenf uili form
part Of the Sixth Division, the first SEQ
tion of which has been placed under
command Of General Lamb. This SEE
tioa will comprise The Departments Of
Oregon. Kentucky. Washington, AFkan-
sas. New Mexico, Tennessse, Georgia.
Dakota. The Calf. Florida, Utah, Ida
hc. Montaua and Texas.
The C0mmlttee OF ARRANGEMENTS Of
the National Encampment have iaIued
notice that they viii faEntsh all the
horses necessary for the Conan andeE 10
Chief and tbs Commanders Of Di
visions.
Twenty Eva detectives hays been de-
tailed for duty IN various parts Of the
city daring she Grand Array Eaeamp
mant, 10 protect visitors from local and
imported sharpsrs. OF the detail. eight
viii be stationsd at tha Grand Army
headquarters at the Occidental hotel.
Amopg the oh1rches. the First Bap
tist, on Eddy street, near Jones. will
deoarate their pulpits aud interiors IL
honor Of the soldier kuesis-
The Caaaealo-CfeaEy Kight.
SAn FRAKonoo, JalT y. The fieht BE-
tween Martin costello (the Bndalo).
and Tom CleaFy took plaea at Oakland
Theatre this morning with two ounce
gloves. Denny Haley was appointed
umpire, and Austin Fitzgerald and
Nike Smith referees. For several min
ulea there was lively spaKFinQ. Az the
close Of the drst round there vas little
advantage gained By either party. The
men stood up TO their work veil. While
the men we're 6Rhti the police sur
rounded the building.
The men wens at their work in the
second round u earnest, and "rhe
Buh4l0n vas delivering fearfal bloaa
40 ais opponent when Captain Thomas
jumped on the platform and called out
aloud: ''Stop this hghk; ye1 ara ali
under aFrest.h The cali oansed q great
among ali except the fight
49, rrhau frr..4sf ...s,aa r~f.s,.s4uf. 49,
before. Captain Ihomas and Deputy
sheriff Wolsey jumped into she ring %
separate them hut the men would not
be separated. Their blows came thieker
than before. sThe Ban alor was get
ting the advantage of Cleary. He |
struck him q terrible blow on the neck |
and ClaaRy fell prone upon the door |
De did not cone 30 ia ten seconds, and |
amid great excitement the hghf vas |
awarded TO Costello. Fhe fight lasted |
less than ten Minutes.
Captain Thomas stepped forward and |
arrested the principals for misdemeanor |
Ia participating 10 q fight, and an |
n0unofd 10 the spectators that thoy
we're under aFress for visiting q pKiz /
aeht. The announcement caused great /
n the crowd, bus all /
means Of egress were securely guarded.
4 break for the windows was made and /
> large DambeF jnmped out and e.
capped. The principals and twenty Of |
ihe spectators we're oaptnFed and con-
Veyed 70 TIE city prison. The bail OF /
Inc prinsipals was fixed at $500 each. /
They we're released on bond. The spec
lators we're released On patting up go /
bail Apiece. The offiseFs have the |
names OF q large numhsr Of spectators 1
who escaped and they will be required /
70 put up bail Ter their appearance or |
they will be arrested.
The aght Was for the middle weight |
championship OF the Racihe Coast and |
the gate money. The prizes Of admis- |
non was $40. Fifty.two persons paid |
for tickets. aud therefore the gate !
money amounted 70 $50. There was |
0etween seventy aud eighty persons |
prasent IN ali. The gate money was
paid to ''Tke Buffalo daring the morn
ing. The two principals are charged |
sith felony; the other men arrested are /
Of misdemeanof.
Mow Ne Enforced 0beaicRee.
Los AKoKExs, July s7.-This moFninR
John Oidridge, Q wagon painter, aged |
~ N8N uAAaa 8aa AA41A1AAetN AAaAIN ~ ~
B. KilgouE. aged 81, b0okkeeper for 3. |
W. L1itweiter, dealer in wagons and |
hardware. OldFidgs was In the employ
Sf the same firm. The quarrel arose
lhronRh Oldridge refusing 20 obey the |
oFaars given by kileoaF. kilRouF claims
that 0idridge commenced the attack By
throwing articles at him, that be thsn
PIT his hand on his patty knife and ad-
Fanosd toward him threateningiy, thai
be VaFnsd him three times to stop. and
that be thea fired at him In sslf-de-
Tense. Oldridge leaves . wife and too
shildFen. kllRouF is unmarried. he
vas iame ediately l9dged In Jail.
Al Afinona Duea.
NoaAIxs (AnE }, Jaly IA shooting
aHray took place IS the Piancha del
Plata mine. sixteen miles from hare. be-
sween j. II. Smith, alias A. II. Morell,
and George II. Miles smith was NJ
rested here eaxAe SIX weeks a90 for q
murder committed IN Nebraska some