Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25
PACIFIC COAST.


18f A&8& A8&& Y 1888
SAN fRascrsco. March N.-fhs long
overdue Hawaiian bark Kaizksus,
which left Panama for this psrt on Oct.
,, 1885, vita . cargo Of sunpoxsisr. rail
rosa irop, etc., - J. q. Merrill, Of this
city. arrived iast ssening Tbls vessel
bad been given up fer io~t for sons
time. owing 10 her delay tn reaching
p>rt, and TIE report that she bad been
seen hDstinG bottom upward m fhe
south Pacific The Captain q The bark
reports thai after leaving Panama the
bark encountered series Of esims.
vhich continued until the vessel was 100
miles sSsy from her starting point.
Heavy thunderstorm. siss impsdsd shs
progress Of ths weasel
a Mach Aaversisea Ghi.anaa.
To day Chief Of Polise Csoxisy re-
csived the foiiowiuQs seiaafsm, dated
Washington. from Jas. d. Porter, AS
ssstanl becrcka.y Of StAte, relative 10
the Chinese marderer of the wicksE-
shAmss we Informed senator Stan
ford TO day Of tine arrest of Ang Tai
Duck a Hong Kong. The Consai urges
thai pagers and an agent be sent
Shoaid the necessary pa
pers reach here 10 time frsm Washing
ton. Detective Coz will Leave oa the
steamer City of SYDNEY, whiab sails for
Hong Kong. 70 rstura the prisoner 10
this coantry.
sas-fressarcr Asraignea.
skx FRaNcIsco. March 24.--samnsi n.
Brooks, the United States sub Treasurer
Of this atty, sas today arraiensd In TIE
police court for an assaalt with deadly
Weapon npon y. l.. Burke, a Newspaper
rspeftsr. Tue case vas disnissed. as
the assault occurred 10 and on the Gov
eminent property, wbieh neeessitatss
trying the ease in the United States
courts. Steps will be immediately
taken 10 bring Brooks bsfsre the unised
States tribunal.
q Dfssfnxuished 00eer.
General Newton Booth. Of England.
Commander Ia Chief of the Salvation
Army, arrived from Australia last even
ina ON the steamer Mariposs.
Died.
SAN Josk. March z4.--G. J. wellman,
of 1aoouss, died Suddenly at wfighs's
station today, while on bic way 10 this
city fer medical treatment. He had
been spending some time in the Sanfa
Cfu@ a1aAtaia1 WI tAs bSutat oA us
health.
A Salt aaickiy Eaaesi-
SAN FRASclsco, March A de
cision was rendered yesterday in ,ha
suit which wAs com nonctd last January
in the United States Cireait Court Ia
behalf OF fifty-six Chinameu Who were
hanishsi from Eareka. Gal. ia Fsbru
AIRY. 1886. 10 recover xia2.00 damages
from that CITY. or the amsunt. SIS. 600
was claimed for I'M 1ries 10 property.
and 81 goo for being driven from the
city aud loss OF Business. Judge Buck,
Of Humboldt. appeared for.fhe defend
ant, and moved 10 strike FROM the com
plaint ell damages claimed for driving
the Chinese away. and for loss OF basi-
meas. Judge Sawyer granted this mo
too, aud ordered all claims stricken
out except those for injuries to prop
erty. A no property Vas moIestsI or
injured, this action OF the eoart virt1
ally dispsses of this important case In
favor Of the city OF En- eka.
Hep Growers Meeting.
SlcnAMkxro. March s4.--The meeting
Of the hos men here today vas attend
ed by all the prominent growers OF this
section. Or Darst OF Wheatiand was
elected President. Resolutions we're
passed condemning the boycott policy,
and declaring that an ess the Chinese
can be employed much Of this years
crop must 90 unpisked, bat neyerthe-
less cslii1g on Congress 10 abrogate the
Buriingsme treaty.
rreseie on shsp.
Sss FRAscfsoo. March "a. - The
schooner Vanderbilt which left tais
port on the eiih af January last for The
North. returned yesterday, the captain
his men refused to obey
orders The sailors state that the cap
tain denies the1 proper protection from
the cold. The captain endeavored 10
swesr out q warrant fof their arrest TO
day. bat found his EFFORT q vain one, as
the United States Attorney or Shippiue
have no right to interfere
in case where sailors disobey orders
on vessels that are merely coasters aud
not bound on a voyage 10 foreign ports
sbfppssg
PuEr RLAKKLY. March 2s.-Sailed-
Ship Loais IA.
PoEr Asaki.os. March 2I.-Tue Taco
MA In port. Ship passed east this after
noon.
rAroosR, March 94.-Ship and bark
entine passed tn AZ y u. m; bark Janes
Cheston tewed cut BY ting Tyee this
afternoon. Ctoudy; fresh southwest
wind At 9. m.