Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26
PACIFIC COAST.
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- IL ArheOT8 OF Dztrp1i
me A ID. Morris Of San Francisco, 70,
~ points, stake f2oo0, 1900 points e
payeo esoo night for four nights.
oekan h P.st's Ee.! tonight The frs,
match sas won by McKsnna, With a
core OF LOO to 1875. Ihe match did
nos nniss autil $3.50 an.
Aetisn or tue Espsb Iiea. Alliance,
eAs FaAscI-oo. Feb. 25.-Asa meet
ine OF the Republican Alliance. the
Cfuo ADOPTED resolutions denouucipa
tue recent action Of ciscrieriy p-rsoos
sno packed" tue distris, Rspu blicsp
eioos and prevented the roembsrs dis.
enarRlos their duties as Reoubllc. ss
ne citizens are called UPON TO meet IN
tneir respective districts q, d oryanizs
ciaos N the interest Of good soy,rn-
ment and deceney. thereby secu,ine IA.
election of repotab,s ci,izsps As oeIe
gates TO the coming State and muniri.
pal conventions.
the Psrrieide VALVES Exantpatis.,
Timothy whslen. vhs killed his
Issoer With an axe on Sunday, tn. I4.h
instant, waived examination in J,dse
Lavisrs court today, and after the eI-
ANIMATION OF one or tvs witnesses, Who
related no new facts, be vas held TO
answer without bail. WhaI.u has Ar
parently entirely recovered from his
self-inhictsd vounda
Kew Is Grew.
sAs Francisco, Feb. 25.-Ia the case
OF Asa Fisk va Abraham Brocav, Jsdee
rinn today Rsve judgment for plaintiff.
FISK In 1881 loaned dsfeudan, $500.
bearing interest at the rate Of three Der
cent. per month compounded montkIy.
10 secure payment of which Fisk took
an lnssrenes policy on Broosv's life for
f5tO, paying tie assessments &c they
tell due. He sued to foreelose on the
policy. AID the court gave him i1dR-
rosnt for &33l6.8, the amount Of N snsy
advanced With interest added.
Rss9ers held 20 Answer.
The preliminary examination OF L. A.
Grandi. J. J. G.rrisy and John Smith
Tor raising checks obtained from Pol
lock q Co., baceo merchants Of this
city, began today. A check for $40,
union had been raised TO $l550 60, va.
identified By Arnold Pollock, Of Pollock
q 70 frem whom it hsd been obtained,
and by Z. q: Smith, paying teller Of the
California Bank. Clarity, one Of the
DEFENDANTS, took the stand and created
sensation by turning States evidence.
de admitted the raisise OF the cnecks
and stated that Grandi did all the fsrp-
ING. vhiis he and smith presented them
Smith oorroborated the testimony of
Clarity. All Of the prisoners were held
70 answer before the Superior Court,
With bail fixed at 5000 each.
suit % Recover Property.
SAs FlAscIsoo. Feb. 25.-suit has been
brought gainss J. l.. II stch of this eity
by W. Hinohlife, s;ecial administrator
OF the estate Of Hannah G Ingram. TO
recover property bearing a large reve-
pus. Hatch IL charged With using undue
influence and fraudulent representa-
tions three days before Mrs. InRfam's
death TO eessin the deed in question.
The plaintiff asks that a receiver De ap-
pointed TO recover the rents and profits
OF the property.
Insurance Companies Consolidate,
A nestin9 Of the directors of the state
Investment Insurance Osmpany vas
held this afternoon TO consider a propo-
sition made to the President Of the com
pany. The proposition was to the eject
that the Investment Company should
take all assets of the Western Company
and assume its risks, issuing its policies
IN place OF those OF the Western now
Is was resolved to in
crease she capital stock to $40, 900,
doabie the present capital, and to ab
serb tie Western by accepting the pro-
position. This will wind up she affairs
of the Western and, Il is thought, will
be satisfactory to tie policy holders Of
the Western.
Chiasmen Driven Out.
MARysvTLLr (Cal.), Feb. %. News
reached acre today that about / O'Clock
tais morning a body of masked men
from wheaiiand compelled the Chinese
on thrse ranches near Wheatlapd to
leave their sleeping quarters and march
ed them to Wheatiand, where they were
turned iooss. The ranches visited we're
those of II. Roddans, Mr.. FoeR add G,
ID. Woods. Al the last place the Chi
nese quarters we're fred and DESTROYED
with oil their contents.
Barnett g. 8askelI's Account.
San Francisco, Feb. 25.-Burnett G.
Haskell has furnished all the San Fran
CISCO papers with his report of the re-
cent trouble in Seattle and the subse-
quent proceedings of the Anti Chinese
Congress at Portland, which was pub
lished In the papers today. 1t contains
views regarding the trouble NJ Seattle
similar " those adopted at the Anti
Chinese Congress at Portland.
4 Verdict Against Controller Duaa.
SAN FRAscrsoo, Feb. 25.-yudse Law
ler to-day rendered Judgment for the
plaintiff In the case of Chas. Robinson
". Controller Dunn for $50 and costs.
This 10 q test case brought by the mes
ssnsers and clerks of the last Leeisla
ture, Who claimed extra pay from the
Ssats and we're refused by the Con
trolier. Dam failed to appear In the
case and Judgment vas given by default.
The entire claim amounts 10 about
5000.
Ang Tai Daek.
SAN FRANcsoo, Feb. 25.-In answer to
Chief CroSley's telegram sent yester-
day to Senator Stanford, asking him 10
make arrangements fer the arrest Of
Ane TAI Duck by the British Govern
ment at Hsnekorg, a reply Was received
today thai the same had bsen referred
to Secretary Bay ard for action.
Chief Of Police Crowley today re-
csived . copy Of q letter frcm Senator
Stanford which vas addressed 10 the
latter by 8 cretsry Bayard in the mat
tHr Of the extrsdition Of Aua Tai Duok.
The letter. In part, says: There being
no extradition treaty between the Uni
ted States and japan, this Government
has exhausted eli its power under later
national county by asking II Japan
would be willing to give up the alleee
Murderer 10 agents OF the State of Cali
fornia for trial. The Jspsnsse Govern
ment answered that, the culpris being q
Chinese subject, he couli not be given
up in the absence Of q treaty. since
then an application has been made IN
the British Government to have the
fugitive arrested at Honakons aud beid
for extrsditios under tbs treaty With
Great Britain"
Ii xoald appear from the telegram
thst the japanese authorities have
found q vsy out Of the difficulty raised
BY the culprit's nationality and are pre-
pared - surrender him. There is in
Z ne absence of a tresty no occasion for
the Intervention of agents Of the Fed
erA Government In the transaction, A.
toe man IL 20 be delivered. 10 at all,
Only to N agent Of the State Of Califor-
mia
Rad Of the Brswa Trial