The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

stocks Will surely be opened IN Chicago in
a few days.
Thursdays statement OF the condition
balance, sl76.Ss4, 632; gold reserve. SIS, s37.-
700
The Apache Indian trouble in Arizona
grew out OF the unprovoked killing Of an
Indian, by white man. No one else was
injured
The Brotherhood OF Carpenters. with
6o.or0 members, Will take In the 5000 mem
bers of the woodworkers' union and they
VIII be one organization.
The grand stand and stables OF the
Brighton Beach race track az Coney
Island were burned Thursday morning.
causing loss OF nearly $4,000
Louis Kramer has been appointed re-
ceiver OF the A. r. Burkhard Company.
of Cincinnati. on a suit brought by Albert
EicheHbecher. brother-in-law Of Burk-
hard. The liabilities are $4,000. assets
$4,000. The firm is the largest in Cincin-
natl In hats. cioaks and furs.
Dr. j. G. Moore, Of Manchester, y H.,
president OF the defunCt Commonwealth
National bank and one Of the directors OF
the Peoples Insurance Company. now I'm
the hands OG a receiver. also connected
with several other financial institutions in
that city. has been surrendered by his
bondsmen.
At Coal Creek. Col. Monday. William
Ray shot and killed his wife and then
turned the gun on himself, sending a bull
let through his right temple. lie died in
stantly. His wife lived about an hour
They were very young, and had not got
on very well since they were married
They had no children.
Cant. Thompson. commanding the T. s
s. Cincinnati. which has been lying of
the Florida coast watching fllibustering
parties. has telegraphed TO the navy de-
partment that her coal bunkers caught
FIRE from spontaneous combustion on Tues
day. one os the magazines was flooded,
bat the fire was extingu.shed without
causing any damage.
Emma Davis. the sixth victim Of FIRE
in n Sixth s<eet tenement In Cincinnati
October g died Monday night. She made
an ante-mortem statement that she was
the common law Wife OF the late Thomas
Hanna, millionaire, whose estate owns
the building that was burned. She claims
that Hanna was the father of her child
that was burned TO death in the building.
At the request Of the aeef exporters
Secretary OF Agriculture Morton has re-
scindei his order requiring that beef for
export should BE- accompanied by GER
t.icate Of an inspector Of The agricultural
which II WAS produced We're free OF DIS
ease. The order required that the cases
he stamped with the name or the species
~ animal from which the meat is pro-
duced
Attorney General Harmon has sent TO
congress a report upon the law features
Of the settlement with the Cherokee In,
dams. The secretary Of the interior had
decided that the United States IS indebted
TO those Indians in the sum Of Sl.1l1 81
paid for their removal 70 Indian Tern
tory and improperly charged tn the treaty
fund. The attorney general takes the pO-
sitlOn that the expense Incurred IN the re-
moval prior 20 1885 was properly charge
able 10 this fund.
The brown stone slab known as ;he
George Washington stone, fixed in the
base Of the pedestal Of the statue or
George Washington in front Of the New
N0Tk suh-treasuTy j. 10 he removed 10
save IL from destruction This is the stone
upon which George Washington stood
when he took the oath Of office as hrst
hall which occupied tho site Of the pres
ent sub-treasury building.
The protests made % the, postmaster
general by the numerous bond investment
companies which have been barred from
t1a mails have resulted int the reference Of
he question whether Their sending adver-
tiS'nE matter t3T7lG1 both tire ~
AMI regis tered mails constitutes A viola
ton IF the anU-lotteTy nd postal avs
- she attorney general for decision. The
po>toGic- department has been recently
conducting an unusually vigorous prose
cltoa aea.nst these ana IKE concerns as
fTa s}s and lottery enterprises
The state super rteuGent OF public in
st~uctiou Of Minnesota recently received
an i01ui~v whether or not the law pro-
hibned the opening 90 public schools with
t1e advice If the super ntendeut when one
TerS8n ir the distr.ej o0iecte9 70 the serv-
iee The attorney general holds t1at the
service is in violation Of section is OF the
state constitution which provides that no
person shall he compelled - attend. erect
or support any place of worship.
Senator Platt has introduced this joint
resolution. That the condition OF the
Indian territory as regards population, oc-
runattar and the absence Of adequate
govern nent for The safety 90 life ara
Vr7ot~tv has so changed since the king
~ treaties with tHe five civilized tribes
tfat tne T-uEted States IS no longer under
e-r.- lrrsl or moral Obligations 70 guar
sate@ ar permit tribal Indian government
in .ae said territory. and should a. once
take SUCH steps as may be necessary 20
protest. fha life and property OF all me in
hsHtants OF said territory"
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