Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-15

tails oz mg scksmA. I hosaha a hniidnn
rcgoiEer, q hna shaofarof IA 81 lhrA. and
two ien9 AEnfin1 kRivsA / diant IN
tend, aani Il understood. q mur1ar
Bogmsa. pa oniy hoacht tas weapons
. dsfend myself Il b sncuid rassl ny
atiempt % kiannp hinl. That apanina
! met the railroad Rregidsns Nv ap-
palntmsRt and while we were talkieg
ioEstbsf Mr. Bowman RaNed -.
lhere is ihe uzaR.n slid my comran-
70 that l ganl yo1 70 pas cut af tie
say. de gave ma hia phoaa-
graph - that 1 could maze no
mistake. o. tie next night ny
I plans we're cnmEiele, ekcepe lha1 nv
tionad a hack uaar 8awmaan'a houaa. IN
whieA Il vas eng Intention Is drive rim
% a. asylam, wAcre ! had mada A.
ranRemon.s Ter hts oonfnamenA Tthnn
oo1ceeled myself near 4 lumoar riia IL
tront q AIR. bewman'a hoasa and there
waited. soon perceived q Rantlsman
walking IN my direetion, ana whan ha
cane cppo9ite . ne I spfanz cut u
ttonf q him and presented ny pislel
before ht9 la1o aud commanded him 30
bail he seized my hAnd and | told
him % iet 20, that I waa noa going ta
All htm o. take his monag. rs dropped
ny hand and s,lppad auay 4 fooi a.
two and called = folioe.n Il order q
quiet him, RAISED my revolver and
hrod. BE fell faea downward and /
thGn knew thai had hurt hlm worse
than ] had into1dod. I did nct even
then eomprehsnd that had killad him.
l only lntsn&ed ta disable hini, nlans
him n he oarFlaGe and take him 20 aha
1aTlum. ! waikea ap 70 bis b1dy and
fonnd that b was dead. ltoa slartsa
% eaoApe, and bad gona bal : ahorl Dis.
tanoe When / met my employeg. He
then paid me my money and Wa went
remaindeR q the night Early n tha
mofuinz, disguised ae q woman, / took
the drst train fox SpEiuTfald, llian
The confession then datAfla hia lrnv-
els through the south and hia final ar
rival at CoyinRton. Tenn, ana hiH sab
seqnenf arresl. tie STATES that he
nlakes the oonfessian Voluntarily, sim
ply besause 81 guilty oonsaienca. He
knows bis employers nanae and hia
plarc af residences, and eoaid eaaiiy
identify him II be should ever sns him
again. He refuses - declare The Nios-
frssidente name. bat promises % 90 %
when the proper time shall arrive.
Foreigners IN msxioe.
WkaBINoroE, saps. lA--A report has
been received - the State Daparimeus
from Consul Generai sutton e Maia-
moras emhodying q Translation 81 Che
now iaw promulgated On she Tth day of
July rslating - the rights of foFeignega.
u provides that any foreieuef may -
BalursiiEsd u Mexico after tgo yeaxai
residence. upon furnishing proof that
be Il Ia full eniogment Of civil riehtn IN
bis oWn oouuiFy, and thai he haa hna-
tnoss o. income aaiiaiant te nruVida
him With the neeessariaa of life. Colo-
uigls coming inlo the country b. sirtua
of contracts oxeoate1 by the Govern.
ment and whose transportation ana
settling expenses shall Be paid by the
Government, shall Be considered Nexi-
can ciitEans, sahieot % the pouof r.
served 20 tho Executive of banlahino
thoss whssu prsaeaoe may be oonaid.
cred psrniciausl Vacant or public
lacds. real estate % vessels, may Be a.
QuiEed By foreigners without residences
% n xico, bat they must abide By ne
restrictions imposed on them hV tho
laws IL force. Any release Of real e.
tate tc foreigner for q term ~ more
ihaa ten years shall be de- idoa as &
transfer. rhe Federal Law may restrict
the civil rights oi foreigners 70 the ex-
tent of subingalinR them 20 the nnma
liabilities which the laws of their own
countries impose on Mexicaua. For
eignofe shall contribnie 20 the public
expenses 10 the manner provided for b.
laws They shall snbmlt % decisions
and eaHgeuoea of tribnnaAE without ap.
plying 20 different resources than those
I permitted by the law - heKioana.
They shall apply - diplomatic inter.
ventiQn only "a eases o. daniai of ins-
tics on voluntary delay IN ths ndminia-
tFation u the same aud that, after hav-
ing tried Ia vain all different means
afforded them By the laws Of she Rapuh-
lic and Ia tue manner doterminod b.
international laws, tbs eoompulsory mas.
Eiouiatt0n Of forssgners 10 repealed.
fhis iaW does not repeal tha twenty
league frontier limit or I've league ma
fine limit consequently, % purohaas
real estate within twenty ieaguea Of the
frontier, permission of the President ID
still necessary. To purchase land prop
eFiy within i've LEAGUES Of the ooasi,
the permisaion mast Be obtained by 4
special set Of Congress.
ssasemens % ne Treasury Depnrs.
menG
WksaIxaroE, Sept. l4.-A statement
has been prepared AZ the Tsaaaufq De-
paftmeRt IN regard % She disposition 81
the per oani. honda, from which the
following figures are taknn Called,
tl9o fs5. $50; redeemed, ei53. .t59 ,9Hoi
oaistanding. IS a25 600; amount Of
past due bonds outstanding. 82,693 $50;
amount of eonda purchased and re-
deemea under the circular Of Auausi 20,
1856, 876600 O00, amount of b0aas
-
received % Be paid ai maturity under
tha ous hundred and foEtisth call, ol,-
So, 400. and under tho one hundrad and
forty firsi call, &22l 200. There were
redeemed t9i4 900 IN tbs beads inoluf.
ed IN she one Hundred and thirty siahth,
one hundred and thirty y-ninth and ons
hundfed aud f8Fty-nfat calls, and Of
s0urae the preeadlng hRuraa viii Be
changed aeGofdinRly. II b expeeted
that another call for per eent. bends
viii BE- issued ii feg days. The r.
cetpls have been very heavy this month,
averaging over s COO 600 dag and over
/ $4,000 In excess of The onrreut oxDan.
diturea for the same period. Tue IFaas-
ny snFplus. exclusive Of The SO l.oO0.oo0
reserve fund and tie fraOtiaaal aIiVaF II
the Treasury, is esfimated ai so. .0l0 900.
Repsrs On she TeIIswsssas PARA.
WasnIxrToN. eapt. l8.-D. ". Wear,
Superintendent ef che Yellosatons Ma
tional PARK, 10 bis annual report % ne
Secretary Of the interior. calls attention
10 tbs laws Of the park and says aheg
afs entirety inadequats fcF its proteo-
tion. He euRnnsts that . laW b e1aeto4
b. Congress e4iabliahina q eouFt wIlhia
and fux tAs para with e8aInslFs furie-
digtiuu oxeF ail mtsdemoanofa and with
power 60 arrast and hold % bail per-
sona charged With felony. 10 b. tried by
Ne neaTe1l eoufi having criminal inris-
diciion. Superintendent Wear reports
that tAs roads and hFidges in iho para
are in good condition hotel aeoummo-
datious are good and smpie, and che
tramp sFtation facilities are exoellaua
The &eil0aslons N8iionai Raxk Aaloois-
iion has laased notei sites a M4mmoth
Hoe sprinRa. Fire Hele. uprloF 0aFmoF
Basin and e. Grand Cauyon They con.
tempials electiua good totelg e. thoEs
points. A hne iares hotel has already
beau crested - ha1iso 8aFaar BagIn.
Tbs report says thal there u moEe game
Of every kind noW Ia tns par& than wna