The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-23

postal service stopper.
Bluford Wilson, solicitor for the
Treasury Department, sent in his resig-
nation today.
Treasurer New has written a letter
Of resignation. TO take effect from July
1t. and will hand /, 70 tho President
to-day
CONCORD. n. II. Jnne 20.--E. Fl.
Rollins. Republican, was today elected
e. S. Senator.
CHICAGO, June pa Times Bis,
msrck special Gays reliable advices from
Standing Rock Agency report al least
1900 Indians hunting, aud that large
amounts Of pelts are being brought in !;
but the Agent and Indians try to dis
guise tho fact As to their young men
being absent, No traces Of them are
reported by Black Hills parties. except
trails leading north. 1t il believed
they have gone TO Montana. Persons
we'll informed do not believe that the
Indians will attack any settlement east
Of the Missouri river; but in case Of 3
general Indian war. the settlement. in
Wyoming and Nebrssks will suffer.
A train Of sixty wagons leaves Bis
marck tomorrow with supplies for the
Black Hills. Trains are now organized
and will run regularly every ten days.
A very large party will leave July 4th.
Nearly oil the Bismarck business men
have established branch houses at
Crook City.
New York. June 2l-An explosion
occurred in Wolf's torpedo factory in
Greenville. N. J this p. n. Two boys.
Louis Kess aud CAas. Segel. were kill
ed. The following were injured Dord
Arnold and Jacob Vsnclaf; fatally.
Lizzie Herman. Messy Schuyler. John
RohenbAck. Henry Behern and VIM.
Gunbert. The foreman was seriously,
and several others slightly hurt.
Cause unknown.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The Cali
fornia building opened 1t 2 p. N. this
afternoon with music and speeches. A
collation. was served about 3 o'clock
with . liberal supply Of California
wines. There was a large attendance.
including many Californians. Tho
large hall in tho building was decorat-
ell with Californis woods, which at
trscted much attention from visitors.
indianapolis, June 2l.-The Repub-
licans Of the 5th congressional district
at Richmond. to-day nominated Gov.
Tom Brown by reclamation The Re-
publican Convention at Michigan City.
in the 18th district, nominated W. II.
Calkins.
New ORLEANS. June eli. d. Ed
ward Lanard, of Carroll Parish, has
been nominated for Congress by the Re
publicans of the 5th District.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Presi-
dent has sent To the Senate message
nominating Senator Morrill,, of Maine,
20 be Secretary Of the Treasury Nor
rill has not yet accepted. lie told his
friends tonight he had not yet decided
whether he would accept or not, but
even II he does he will not take the
place until after the appropriation bills
are passed. The commission of Morrill,
was signed by the President this after
noon. This is noted as being one of the
quickest executive actions of that char.
acter that has ever been consumated.
Mr.. New this morning sent his resig-
nation to the President as Treasurer.
Rumors have been following one upon
another in fast succession to-day regard
ing further Treasury changes. Resig-
nations and new appointments have
been frequently mentioned. Assistant
Secretaries Burnham and Conant were
both reported as having resigned, but
inquiry shows that the reports are with.
out foundation Equally untrue was
the rumor that Commissioner Pratt had
resigned
The Pests Washington dispatch says
it is thought here that Blaine will be
appointed to fill Morrill's unexpired
term in the Senate. He will accept
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Senator Sar-
gent and Representative Page have called
on Attorney General Taft with reference
to the published report that he is pre-
pairing an opinion adverse to the Pacific
coast sentiment, and proposition on the
Chinese question Mr.. Taft assured
them that this is untrue, and that on
the contrary his Impressions, 50 far as
he has formed any, are all in favor OF
the movement
WASHINGTON, June Elm course Of
the debate on the silver bill TO day, Sar
gent said the trade dollars was ut a
greater discount in California than the
ordinary subsidiary silver coin. The
trade dollars were worth 30 cents on
the dollar, while subsidiary silver coin