The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
WASHINGTON NEWS
A Deep-Laid Plot Of Gam
blers Fails.
VIEWS on rnr coSsKsrroS.
w.Ila waIia Encouraging Railroad
BafIding -safeidc at
Spokane Eaiis.

TAc0sk. Jan. 4.--cerasflsaaa gi51 @Esrie
vas arrested this afternoon % clare q
gambling lie vas ysomgily ai5eEzfged
BY yuWiee fa4reBee. His arrest sAs
brought alouf by the ms his&slpaa q
those barnaeies On The botionl q tiie s3fs
the gambling aa4 kindred uBssSia8 sss'
nenf-sBa the iaeidens sif1sinzig lii.s
trxtes their nbins5ing eafgnlF Col 'ssas'r
ever sinee he hss been Ia sae c0safil. iss
been an InyulpefAiae balkaea4 ssAii-i
either the lpslaioBs Or stormy SsFes 81
this Iawiess elias. BE has been aaiek 70
perceive, and ftsfes ~ ~ es.0f'a e
cheek ths energseanlent = ~ ssavs,'' So
has nsged the utter extefBinsiisd1 o sta'
bliug n All IofTas. IL believes u tae
broad and catholic doeifsne tlat taeFe =
no conpeetioD beiwtea mas public and
chancing 10 hsppeu into a saleoA
fsfis affsTpoog. ~aliEa9gu gam
hIey askea him 10 pay
q game u . reven.up ~ do.ier a
game. Desirgng to know Htai tAs ff3.ps
was up 10, the colonel asseatsdt bNt
was eafefal not ~ have bH3 fsft@ arAii-
He called for new deezs, ilis@pi.ise s@s.'.-
Ing lie faavafsleEis Of the F" cappefs
standiuz around One, named a < y AZ
son. rushed out ~ soon - tie e9l9Aei
e0nseyffcd to pay, aud cHnis bef& Win ~
ofIjcet-tg0 quick. however, f0f the enc
Gees Of the pstHp i0D. IL lasis.ed % vac
officer Immediately siiesi.ns -. 49,, 80
for rambling, mol knowing the c1l9aei hsi
beel. careful not 20 touch earl ~ Ms a.
aaslos. which fffIs fJsiireF do Tue cHi9iief
then informed Watson his tplnl9u % nm,
when tie latter assaulted BIN at.h
cane. Both we're iakeh 3ht'4te ~
renee Ollsce. When Haisgn VS. hfea fDE
assault aud eBi. Steele 1ias4afsNd =
afS3ve stated
The event has bsca q leading topic Of
conversation tslis Afternoon. rs i4l1h
uaies.g sa.d prominent eiis1ei, Sii't
hold the gasaBtefs ~ fsfiaih NiaAs NV
10 dare 10 resort 10 saga measures aaa
sneans tat seme,hias must D. d3as y
bring them under fnOfe ~ neeal Control
a eREAT c0sYESTlos,
Mayor Drum, chairman 81 the iaenma
tieirEntioa 10 the EilaassaEgA staiehood
convention. said this afternoon that fhe
conventions action could NOT Dht have
a great effect on tho Congress BOZ
sitting. and would result In sppedy afmis'
sion Sending q memorial instead -
delegation he regarded NJ the most Wise
aud siiRaified course. The entire Faegnla
Delegation, with the exception 81 7. l.
Nixon, who favored the delegate i4ea, con
cured in the mayors views.
WEaE THEY COACHED
awoader II they we're pHs up 10 hoilef
fEHf. Ha4d Fehlti4 ffttAHa a aAlfH atNtAtffAs va
hearing Inc neHsb0ys cFy 'silere's r morn
iDg 49, All bout smallpox IA seattle
An examination oi the papers columns
failed 10 show any dispatch - aaiaeuleate
the boys Announcement, aud the gsuie
man was very serious IN the opisiqu that
some over enthusiastic Taeoms real estate
man had coached them.
THE COURTS.
ID, W. Weston was bound over b. Justice
Lawrence IN the sum Of 4@0J, Tor obtaining
money under false pfetenses ftOts ". J..
Lewis
JOAN Lyman and Henry Tralnof, two If
repressiblc Migrants, were tued ~ ana
costs, each, aud seut back 20 the chain
gang, from which they departed only ycs-
terday.
In the probate court Henry Jacobson was
sdjudged insane and sent 70 5teiiaoopin.
The will Of MargafethA ksilp. deceased,
was admitted To probate.
The following persons declared theif In
fentA1n 10 become American citizens
Mans u. Hansen and Hagen kagelfetseu,
of Norway: Joseph Mcfcier aud 6. Nollcsle
of Canada and Frank Mcleod OF Nova
Scotia