The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-03

rom IArura4 yesterday morning ap1on q
eeuch Warrant. Theg were nsrzsxned at
the moFaznx sezsi1a zud were ffren unssf
next SATURDAY. - p2e4d. They were re-
leased u<cn rscoznizxuces Of Joan A.
5<one- f. Is. 11ksaon 414 snhn Robinson.
In the su1 Of 100 each.
The warrant far Ncsnirsss arrest was
te2eEr1p1ed 20 the sheriff oz Snnhosslsh
o0Enfy ye<reeftsy morning. and he was
arrested a. enonoxnish. where he fr0w
inz- HIS fslzsfs were placed et xs8co. ard
As Re ep1ae no- fsrIsssh szrrszez a. present.
he vas fzrEe:s over % The stse~ssY. wtr srsx
anthoyfxe1 20 scees3. hssradx whenerer ~
conld fn<nish Them
Is il andersso<s5 tina: strong efEors win
s<e raa-e 80 fhe May terra OF eossr 70 have
these cases transferred 81 change Of vense
10 Tsc0as
HTxNKf- WANTS A SEW TRIAL
Col ]. G. Hasnes yesterday lied aua
argued motion FOR new trial in tie ease
OF Ira Humnel. RHO was tried before
Judge Jones and convicted OF ssssuIt win
s $3.50 20 commit robbery OF one John
Mstaafiso2 oTer year ago. Evidences
tending 20 SHOW that HHsnusel was terri
porssssy insane from excessive cSxarrsse
smoking NJ sne tire that he ronrmftred the
Assault GEd lEborc6 under constant fear
OF ecisg attacked, and. therefore. exrrsed
= rsgoassy was excluded AZ TIE trial, and
the Notion for new trial vas based on
these grounds Judge Burke took TIE
urday.
E1EEAs coRprs rR0cEEBrssz.
Prank o'BFien and Jim Jarsgne. alias
ks.sse1. were released from the county iasI
last evening upon wrIts of habsas corpus.
81 brlen was committed 70 await the action
% tne xssnd la-ys On charge Of robbsng q
drunken Elkf IN Glancy's kaIaun about two
S1onfls ago Jsxfsine was held GA q charge
81 ssFsS alleged 20 ease been cgzamitsed a.
sno9usssale- Tie committing MAGISTRATES
n saess instance failed 20 send fxsuscrip.
% the preliminary hearing 70 the district
court. and. as the eases could not be
properly brought before the grand Jury.
toe alsfries attorney moved The confirms
tioss o. the writs,
= NOZZLE coSTEx0RE.
The CnItea states case against Charles
soxeissng for selling liquor 70 Indians,
was yesterday disposed Of By the attorney
for defendant entering Plea 81 nol1e con
tsndre. Nogeisang. Il Will be remembered.
sefs 90 Victoria some time ago. leaving his
bondsasea ia the luTeh. IS this plea.
which saeaas that the defendant has
nothing 20 say, his boaasnaen are exoner-
ated upon payment 0f the fine al so AID
costs amounting 70 30 %, imposed By the
court.
GRAND sTEy e0aPfIMESTK0.
The territorial grand jury at the conelu-
slcn of It, Iabors last egentng was COM
menasd for its efficient, fearless and zeal
Gus work ia the warmest terms By Judge
Burke. The fearlexsuess OF the Jury in ex-
aiming into matters that have hitherto
been avoided b. grand juries was especially
commended. and his honor thanked the
Jurors on behalf Of King county. and the
public for the manner In which they had
discharged their duties
YlasT PaPEAs TAKES OCT.
Declarations Of intention have been flsd
with the clerk Of the court BY Walter
Beaie. Richard 5. Reekie, OF Great Britain
aud Ireland; Aug. soetwny, OF Belgium;
Bennte J. Northmisr, Of Germany.
FsgsEsBEp BONDS
james MeDeyitt, who was indicted for
stealing hog IEora Frank Doisn, of Tolr,
last February, furnished bonds in the sam
OF 800 fof his appearance ~ the May term.
SUIT 70 RECOVER aosKY.
The Oregon Improvement Company has
Brought action against the Mechanics
Mil Company 90 recover the sum of
si5s6 - tot goods aud merchandise.