The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-05


time Averages time made 81 mile
pr boar. Union Pacific folks say
they will Tuf The train into Cheyenne
8, 1915 to-uight or sooQer.
The train passed Pine Bluff At $50
A. ". hours ard IL minutes ahead Il
schedule time. dis'aness i13 miles cut
yane,t x Palns.r's ga, train LIFT
Cheyenne At 1913 this morning. run
ping s5 miles per hour. between North
Platte ard Cheyenne. now about one
hour and q half ahead Of time. every
thing working ~sll.
LArEg-P.st train passed Sidney.
yeb., 4i4 miles ou. at SOC A. NJ; three
hours aud forty minutes ahead Of time
Track clear TO Cheyenne. and ii il ex-
pected the finest running time will be
made between these points.
OMAHA. Juna 3.-Ths conn, ,nding
officer at Laramie ielegrnphs that be has
DO GitOruntifh VI th1 tSht@tt VI thF
Cincinps,i party He believes tha. the
rumor is false. They were ali right
May 2ist twenty seven miles from Gus
tar They had one man slightly
wounded ACCIDENTALLY. They were %
in number.
OMAHA, June J. The fast train WAS
at Bridger Station at 7:os A. N. seven
hours aud sixteen minutes ahead of
time. - -......-......--..----.
y OMAHA. June 3.--The special fast
train arrived at Ogden TO day q, 1887 :;
at Laramie at 1927 eight hours and
twenty seven minutes ahead of schedule
time. The average speed over the
Union Pacific road ,sas forty-four miles
per hour.
- The train left OmaiIs ut ~ie.ie NJ.
Omaha time.
WASHINGTON. June B. The full ju-
dietary committee was in session from
10 till ! o'clock to-day considering
what course to tax. in regard 10
Blxinc's refusal to produce letters OBJ
tanned fro'a Malligan There are three
distinct points III his refusal. First he
declined producing letters taken from
Mulli9An's memorandum second. Of
what the letters contained: and third.
10 give up particular letter. ol his own,
admitted to relate 10 questions which
the committees have under investigation.
The COMMITTEES postponed the hole
matter until Tuesday next.
NV YoRK. june B. 1.-The American
Jockey Clab b-g.a thy fir spring meeting
to-dsy at Jerome krk. The attend
d was the fAyoit,e. first. Lander
I'd. and CyriDs third. DISTANCE 4,
mile. Tims/il7i.\
" YoFT. Junefs.=J rmrs.-
IN and family sSiled for Liser5
o-day on tlle ,es,ncr Celtic. =
ALbASs lv.b June b. Mrs.
. BAatisr. tsishug a. Iighgasc,
iilsd last by hired
during the fmposary absence
husband.
WasuIsoroS. Ju4o s.-The Kerr
investigation hes 1 I'm adjourned tin
Monday. Speaker Kerr telegraphed
Mr. Blackburn. ~iothsd just reached
New Orleans. 70 jrtSrn immediately.
The presence of Blsck barn in the Com
mittee will give the Democrat. clear
majority. gs..szssa.e -,
NV YoRK. Jona .y.-YH rcSSrd 10
the charges of Rev. Mr.. Won A.a4.
officers of Steamship cosnraay. exhibited
way-bills of tho stessnef and by them
allowed that tbs gs.~ssse number of
eolored men taken = any one time from
Que por, to another Of Brazil was 20,
and these wsro body servants of cabin
passengers. II . plsntsr hired passage
for himself and ons or two servants il,
would bs mAtter of.impor,unity to
inquire whether s>sysms were slaves or
free. A. to soas.y'Ag any number of
shares. - sach either with or wi,hon,
cabin psss-.sess sp6ompan,ing them.
the story was Safely devoid Of foun-
New yol(k. Jnr9 a.6old closed
li2lfsrai; Asaey. .assaa
wAsl.lxsIoS. Jahe. :l.--s.rycnt in
trsdacsd bill Cor the relief of C. N.
felton,. late Assistants Treasurer - S.,
frSncisco referred. The S,nu lbep
bed business. Being : b.. ca -.
opriations for Legislative. -
aud iuaici~l expenses o. - ..
ment. for the ycAs ending June 81.
u. The pending question being On
amendments Of eommissee on Appro-
.sriations. 10 restore salary of the Presi-
dent to so. 600 from and after March
sth. 1877; it WAS agreyd to.
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EuRoPE
MADRID. june 3. III is reported that
oil the liberals Of the Basque Provinces