Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-11

Readings Anm1veEsaRy.
1 hAAnaEa fPa.l. Eeut. lcL--Tnaay ~
TIE ons hundred and third anuipsxsarl
81 ne incorporation of Rsadine into
heseaRA q l1s3, and ths oaoaEsan ua
eeleoEataa with hanQnea On ElglnI
dlA, n1aF aeEa, EiVen undzR TIE e1snf
80 of The Alapperthal OIuh, sooial g
Eanizzeton Which has also heoa u ex
lalenee oue h1ndEed and fhres Ysars
sd e pEobahlY ths Oldest soolal club I
the eoanlFY. Ihe festivities wsrs par
tloipa1ed IN b. ab0uf seventy asntle
men. Amnna she dissinqnishea ruest.
wegs Ex-senator Simon Camernn. ex
guatios hlrsnR, of The Unilsd STATE,
eaRsame Conrts and ex-G x-GogsEnog Hart
ranfs.
Baalness Failures.
NKw YoRk. Sept. l0-fhs businses
failaras Of the lasl seven days we're 17e
as osmpaEsd uish $50 Last week.
wife Murderer nanaea.
MSSEs5, IS vie maFdsTsf. sas kaaRsd
a Prseedent.
WAaH1Mar0z. SspA f0.-Tha Army
and Nary ReqisieF tom0rrou will say
ihat Il pabiio opinion IN and out of The
army has any weight 10 deeiaing the
fats Of Gerunimo and bis nufdsrous
oend, they will be tried By = military
eommission. speedily oongio1ed and ex-
eeltsd without delay. TheEe Il psa-
cadsnt for sneh treatment Of than, Il
one is needed, 10 the ease Of the trial
b. military commission Of The Sioux
after the Minnesota mas8aoFe8 II 1852
Five hundred ef the pFisoasra wers
thsn pat oa trial. threa hundred of
whom wsrs feund Ruilty Of murder and
thirty y-aighs wese hanged. Every one of
the band was q prisoner Of war at ths
time Of his escape from tha San CaFlnn
Fa eryation. They had been plased
thers bg GeneFal Crook and we're given
the liberty of the raseFvatisn on the
coalition Of not leaving Il. Thay
broke this promise and used their pKig-
ilegss 10 escape In order TO again take
the warp lth. They are paroled pEia-
oners taksn red handed Ia acts Of var
aud should suaar tbs puniahmsns Cd
judged by the Law 0f var 70 snsh aots
Of tEsachery.
Thievlmg Telegraph @pernaer.
CHExxNMR lWyo.), Sept. 10. - 8. Il.
Harlan, night telegraph operator for
the Uaion Pacific Railway 81 Rook
Springs, Wyo., deserted his oEloe &C 2
q. q. today and carried away tWo bags
Of coin and large package Of aarreDey.
The amount is stated e probably q
thousand dollars OF more. Harlan Il .
years old fve feet ten, rather heavy set,
square shoulders, bronzed face, dark
brcWn hair and mousiache, brown syss
and slovenlF In appearance. The two
fore fingers Of hia right hand are con-
traeted. The company will offer q lib
eral reward for his capture and FatuTR
Of the money.
ChaRaea VITA EmbeEEIemeat.
CH1uAao, Sept. l0.-Tho Tisies' New
Orleans special says: Dr.. George ].
Adams, of Massachusetts,, Was arrested
here today. charged with embexzisment
by 9 number Of persons whom he de.
lFanded out Of money 10 search fer hid
dsa tFeaaare. Adams claims 10 have
been pFacticing physician In Massa-
chusetts. When the war broke out be
shouldered his masket and joined Com
pany A, Seventoenth Massachusetts, Vol.
untssrs, q portion OF the command
which came with ButleE 10 New Orleans
in e foraRing expedition. Three sol
diefs of regiment entsred q dwelling
on Magaolia Plantation, twenty miles
above New Orleans on the right bank
OF the river, and carried of some e30,-
CO 10 gold aud silver, $500 Of it be-
ing Ia silver half dollars, &lc.1 In dol
lars and the rest IN gold.
Being afraid 10 enter ths city with 60
much money, on reaching Pecan
Grove, about half . mills from the
locks at the company canal, opposite
0reenvflle, or rather, et the upper end
of the exposition grounds, they selected
q tree prominent for lee size and aoms
other PeeaIiarities IN appeaFa o. which
made il o0nspicuous. Az the foot Of
this tree t1ey bnFiod the money and
then took bearings, one Of the party be-
ing q civil engineer. Each Of the three
men wsrs furnished with COPY Of this
and the maEaudsra returned 90 HeW Or
leans. intending 10 return after the
war aud recover the money. Hts two
oompanions we're killed and Adams waa
desperately wounded soon after. Adams
vas taken 70 q southern hospital and
left. He Was paraly1ed and paKfectiy
helpless. when Be recovered the uaa
of his limbs (oniy q month ago) he
returned 10 New Orleans and ct cnes
began 10 search for his treasure. He
found 90 his dismay that all the elder
psoan trees had boen cut down and only
She yoaa ones left and vas consequently
unable 60 recognize the tree under which
the treasure wns buried. he devotad
himself, however, for three weeks 20
digging for it A few days aRo be took
several ether parties into partnership
with him. They advanced better ont
ht for surveying tue land and digging
for the huried moaey, but as be has
saaoesded IL unearthinR 10 treasure bis
partners hae him arrested today.
On wall street..
NEw YoRK. SEPT. 70. -GoveFnmsufs
WsEs dall and STEADY. ana again ~
iapssd into extfemo duilnesa, With 20
nsw featatea whatever, she huctuatsona
being from y 70 and The noon ngurea
about the same a. lhose Of she OPENING.
Ia she afternoon, however, better feal-
ing prevaiied. A movement Ia Canada
SoalheEn. which bid up By room trad
era New YoxS and Northeastera vas
heavy on reports selling. Coal atoeke
we're extremely stih. excepting Laeka-
wana, II which there vas no moYement
Of impoFtalee. The market confines
70 show ne sign of outside intefest. and
trsnaaciions are still eonhned 70 pur-
ehasa asd sales By the room profes-
sionaia
AmeEsea's wheat Nieaa.
WAmHrxaT0M, Sept. 10.--Ths Ssptsm-
Der report af the Depaxtmeut II Agrt-
culture shows q bsttsr yieid % spring
wheas shAn uas expsotsd q manth ag0.
Tha impFsSemsnt is % the northern
belt Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and De
kota. In Nebraska thers has been .
decline. In Iowa little cbanae. Tbs
esneFAl average Il s. psR osat-, a. ~
crease of points. The average yield
Of the etbp. ~ fer as tbe results q
threahins are reported. exosedB eleven
bnaheis and nay reaoh eleyen and
half baahels psr aaEa. The winssf
wheAt Ia OHIO gives pEom1se o. 9 bsseer
Rotnrn tbAa waa expeotDd ~ tne naK-
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