Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05
ABsUT Qua 0WA NATION.
Mere Dissusslon ever the
Captive Apaehes.


N1tfoA's Pepnlaiioa.
ne eapalye Apaehen.
WAaErxxoN, Out. Alt il STATED oin
aially at the War DepaFtmsnt that noth
inn has bean dsiarmined upnn In regard
% shs Surrender % Gegonfms and that
the DopaEtmeat is aiili lacking infor-
nation upon which b base any action.
9snerai Mics want 81 fKankness q
aRUWina at he outEet thsa be IA
granted liberal saFms 10 ths capsivea Il
severely oEitiaised. Il is nov under
alood that The inslEucSioas given 90
Gensral Crooks no8 20 aooept the sur
render of the Apachas u1leas thar same
IN without conditions wero transmitted
10 General Niles fer bis informafion
and guidance. The insfrUctiana we're
INSPIRED be the desire of the President
% undeFtaks . new policy sf dealing
with reneRaas fndian mauFauders,
ahioh polioy e0ntemplatsd their trial
b the civil 0surts and their prompl
puniahmsni fer tha efinss they bad
committed. A Afeqaisifion, Il is und6F
stood. has already besn made By the
Governor Of Arizona upon the Govern
or Of Texas for the surrender Of GarO-
Il ANAA4A W 4IAII4 WMs 44AUI sue 11A0 VI
"a surrender, the Rresideut cannot per
NIT the Chief 20 Be surrendered %
eiihsF Governor.
0ensraI Miles has defenders among
ihe authorities e. veil as critics. and Il
is uFsed 10 iustiaoation Of bis course
THAI is 70 better 10 have possession Of the
Indians. even II the opportnaitF Of
making an example Of them 20 deter
others from following in their footsteps
Be lost. than % permit them 20 20 on
indefinitely In their course OF murder
and destruction. There b = conflict Of
opinion and atAaemanis in Fespsci 10
she conditions Of tha Apaches when
they came IN. lt has bean said that
they we're reduced to the lowest point
of fatigue and priYation, and that their |
surrender vas the result. This, ia the /
absence of ofilcial information, is not
everywhere credited. OfficoEs who
know ths Apachaa well assert that the |
kind Of life which they have been lead |
inc lattaFiy L their normal state, that |
the women accompanied them every |
where, and that children we're bern and |
thrived whilo the troops were IN pursuit; |
IN short, that She aavages we're aboai |
Is veil prepared when they surrendered |
for continuing their raid a. they we're |
/ gear ago.
The surrender and cessation Of hos
tilities is said 10 be sad blow j, = Ger. |
tain class Of whites upoa bath sides Of |
the iine-men who made merchandise |
oat of the miafoFtunes of sthe settlers /
Wh0 secured valuable mining and ranch |
properly for q fraction OF their value ia i
consequence Of the terror inspired By |
the asvaRes, and who would have sup /
r4fanA ~ amfaI.
their murdsroua work indedniaaly. /
Lieutenant 0atouood, the offieeF 10 |
whom the Indians 6rst surrendered, has /
not yes been heard from through any /
channel With respect 10 the conditions /
granted 10 tue prisoners.
succeasfai Experiments.
WAsHINoroN, Oct. 4-Last gear The
Department Of Agriculture began 20 en-
pertinent In Q ANAL way % Ottawa,
Kansas, With the diffusion Of 4 sugar. i
making pFscass as applied to sorghum
cane. 1natead Of crushing the cane, a.
in the sugar cane process, IL vas shaved
OF IN minute slices, and the suoFose, OF
snRaF-yielaing cap, was extracted BY
streams Of water. The results obtained
we're 50 encouraging that the Geld Of
operations vas removed 70 Fort Scott
this year, and with largely increased
plant the experiments are now IN prog
fess on a scale OF sons magnitude.
Today telegram vas received from
Professor Wiley, tha chemist Of the
Department, Who is IN charge Of tue
works, announcing the oomplets suO-
cess Of the experiments. TIE telegram
states that syrup has been obtained
from the sorghum cane which Is OF
light color, good flavor and erystaIixine
we'll. Ihere vas . complete extraction
Of susro8e 10 six Of lhe cells of the bat.
tary. Commissioners Coleman ts very
much elats at the rssnlta Of the expert.
ments, and regards then Of great Value
from an economical psint Of view. In
the process nov IN Rse 10 the South
there is loss Of nearly 30 per cent. Of
the saeoharine matter contained In the
cane, while the experiments al Fort
Scott ahow ~ absolute extraction OF ell
the sugar.
AnelheF Penaaylvania PrsbIem.
PrrTsBUna, Dot. Ain the State su-
pFame Court, which met here today,
Justiee Gordon decided that the Store
Order system, under the aot Of Juns
Ath, 1881, vas unoonstiluiional and void
inaamuoh as By u persons ere prevented
from making thsiF own contracts. ain
my opinien,n Judge Gordon said. sthe
act Ii an infringement alike upon the
rights Of the employer and employees,
aud Il is an insulting attempt 20 pat
labor under legislative tutslaRe, which
is not epiy degrading 10 the lahorer'a
manhood bat subaeFVisnt 10 bis rights as
& citizen Of the United States" The
decision was rendered in the case Of
Godcbalk 4 Co. ". Frank Weiman, Of
Northumberland ooansy. The indg-
mant OF The lower ooart vas reversed
and nsw trial ordered. The dseision
causes great comment in the labor cir
cies today. Thomas A. Armstrong Of
the Labor TFibaas advises every labor
organisation 10 make . determined
daht against the 6tore OfdeF system.
iohn Ooatsli0. President of the Pitta
bnra Miners Association. said: The
decision vili be startling news 30
miners. They Hnsi necessarily begin /
warfare against the peFnieioas system !"
The Eaekay syaaema.
hnNRAPo1zs. Oct. G--Tha direstnrs
o. the North Ameriean telegraph Com- Il
pAny met here today. Juhn ". Mackay /
the buaanxA king, was present Further
exfenaion Of tha North American lines
uas considered No asfanzeuaat as 10 Il
details Waa definitely made. but q vas
decided THAI very important extensions
should be made In the lines IN ths near
fusnre. Mr.. Maekay said that pabiic
business VS. handsonsly sustaining biz 4
system Of lines. especially the CONNER
oial cable. Maeksy slaFted lonsaht for
PSrsland, Oregon.
Altsmpt q wreck = PasseaGer fratn.
SKnAtEA (Mo.b. Oct. A--An Astempa |
was made early yesterday moFninR %
wreck an eAs. boand passenger train /
on the Miasssri Paeiee a. Greenwood, |
thirty miles east Of Kansas City. Raila. |
ties ard cthsF RUBBISH bad bsen piled /
% The traek on carve, and bad the OBJ |
ssrnctiea net been discovered b. far !
mer Who Jagged che train. disastrous /
ursck coaid not have b-sB preseutsd. |
ThsFe IA no elias 10 ths perpetFAiots, ouk
as IL Waa IN an ED traia besry distriat. /
Il h sazpeeisd that robbery wAs tn
tsnded.
The New silver certaeaaea.