The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-27

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1The serritarszl grand iary returned
thai folaowine insiSrs saents into eoxsrt
4. T. Reed Offering 70 bris,e es<ctoss !.
nos s-1se hsl-
q. y. Reel. obtaining rnuney under
latte rretersses n0z . trUe bsZI on sfirrs
seT4sate indictments.
7 II. Murphy grand larceny true
+ Alb saon, burglary. q true bill.
jrhn Williams and J EErnsv grand
larseny: not tree tzf.
Jphn MeDavitt. manning the do
faestie beast Of another. frue bill
us T. Diota. assault and battery:
trsas bill.
Tired Cobb. Thomas Masarkey.
DstFfs Thomas and John Dee. assasiIs
and bstterys fgue ksal.
Robe-t Woods, Bartel Conroy and
the zhkve, assault ard battery trsze
biA on two indictments.
Thomas MuIarkey, assault and bat
tsrii frsle Bah
Bayis Thomas Il IL. assault ard
battery true biil-
rgm 4axmIzsa cssxs.
The territorial grand jury brought In
rras bills On ali OF the gambling Ensfict-
merits yesterday. The following Is
list "a those against whern indictments
we're found
J. r.. Mcdonald. for permitting q
game of Fingt~es~uu 20 be dealt on his
premises; James r. Griffin. faro: Y.
" WAY faro. IL Tayior, faro; III. XII.
Thorn rsIrs. wheelOf fortune. Thomas
Tistseu, faro: r. G.. Euufsey, permit
ting faro 81 b. dealt on his premises.
y. 81. paEey, faro. John Doe. poker
I. 3. Guthrie, faro. Hank Carlton.
faro two indictments, J III. Foster.
faro, Frank Clancy, faro, two indict-
naenIs Al Reesle, faro tive indict-
naents.
The defendants we're given Ia 5
o'clock to-day 10 plead. aud were re-
LEASED upon the reUognszaDes given in
the district coGrt for appearance AZ
that tine.
IF. Mcdonald gave personal recog-
nizaisee in the sufn Of 500 for his APP
pearsnee.
6sEEM ssgGsLEEs TRIED.
John Underwood, Philip Herbert
and Arthur De Doacy. the three Young
men who we're arrested for smuggling
opIuin into the United States aboard
tie steaSner 0svmpian, on which they
were wa5Sers. we're tried together on
the joint Indictment DE STACY and
Underwood testified that they had
found the opium In dark Yoosn or
the boat and bad brought il up town
after the arrival % the boat here for
the purpose Of informing the customs
cftsears. They further exorerated their
companion. Herbert, from ali knowG-
edge or interest sn the affair. TIE
PROSECUTION brought evidence 10 the
effect that the young men had gore to
!. Chinese spIsisss 5aint to sell the
sEsnra instead OF hunting up q United
siaasesi Inspector. The jury. after q
short consultation, acquitted Herbert.
ard found his two associates eslsity a.
charged.
VIOLATED THE ExcLUs10s ACT.
SEVENTEEN Cinnamon . gainst whoy
the United States grand jury lrLe-
turned true bills on indictmerk for
teing rnlawfuiiy III the United States.
were marched into court at The morn
ing session United States Attorney
White. who rrides himself upon his
ission and proficiency in Chinese
nomenclature. called the roll OF Of.
Tenders against the exclusion act. aud
when seventeen noses had been coant-
ed by an interpreter. il vas announced
that lsy stipuSati0a they would all
waive aTraigument. Daniel Bass and
J. a. issratsan have been retained 10
defend the Gisinamef. ard will enter
pleas iSf NOT guilty for each and all OF
them TODAY. They will probably be
tried In one hatch.
4 SPECIAL ASSISTANT.
some t;sae ago United States At
tornes White asked the department
at Washington 10 appoint 9 special
assistant To AID hins IN his dnties and
- lock- especially after timber cases.
OF WHICH there are nov qiite 4 mum
Der penaing. Acting ugon bis recon-
Issnfss.tsen the DEPARTMENT appointed
Mr. Thomas G Harding 70 It'll that
po>5tiaa AMI the notice OF his appoint
naeut was presented 10 him in open
>&kh3 y J retSiAAt AANasAtAtSs
THE uasvELLAs ASSAULT cAsE.
Richard coogan an account Of
whose arrest for committing an as
sault on the high seas. was published
in the poaT- ENrT1Lls ExcaR few days
ago. Was acquitted BY a United States
jury yesterday afternoon. upon special
Instructions II the court and the mo-
tion Of the United States attorney. the
evidence not being OF nature 70
support the charge made.
CAMS gAeK 10 PLEAD.
Emil Brand. who was indicted by
the United States grand jury last
week for disposing Of liquor to Indians,
and who fai,esi 10 answer when his
rsecgnizanTe was made answerahse in
court .sIetarnefi from Portland yestar-
dav and Appeared before Judge Burke
ard pleada.>euilty. He paid fne of
SIS and his bAadsnnen were thereapon
exensr;ased.
UNITED sTsTfs IspicTNgSTs.
The u tied states grand jury re-
turned indictments Endorsed true
bills against the following
Prosper Casteron and Mary Cas-
teron. smuggling; James Deylin. per
jury; John Mamon. perjury, Morris
Shannon. perjury Patrick Graham,
perjury,
WOULD nE CITIZENS.
Declarations OF intention so become
citizens have been flled with the CLERK
Of the ,sourt by Louis Miller. Fred
Nielsen, Bernt Evensen- of Norway
and Swssien. DIR. Albert j. Forrest,
Daniel Mcdonald, of Great Britain
and ireland Eslwsrd Claeys OF Bel
giaim. Frauds I.Anria>en OF Denmark.