The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-13

/ member Of Congress from that State.
In regard 20 Senator Spencer. the Pres
iie't said 'ha. II was very natural that
Spencer Ia! exercised his inriu, Gce to
pat into offic. all Of III, own personal
friends, Just 81 other Senator, had' done;
but b thought tia. such coul e as
tals was c,lculatei 70 lead to dissatis.
faction. ar,c put sgeh Senator friends
in the minority. He would be glad 20
a.,e the assistance OF Senator. in max
ing ais appointments, Ia. The Views If
5ther representative men mus. also have
consider atioi IL j. determined that
: hen the Republican party is d;vi led
la aEy STATE, he wou!'i not allow either
wing 20 control appointments. but be
would always endeavor. as far as pos
siolc TO conciliate the conflicting Wis ws
and interests Of both sides. The views
Of the President gave entire satisfaction
to the delegation. and those gentle
men assured him that AS representatives.
OF The Republican p~ty of the State,
that they fully concurred in the prolri-
ETY. Of his views, aud tbos., Of them
who held federal Offices would support
his administration regardless OF any
effect his action might have on them
personally
Senator Conkiiny, " no Was here for
four days, secured his passport for Eu-
rope through suburlinates If the State
Department, as his relations with Ey-
arts precluded any intercourse with
that gentleman. Daring Conkling's
stay here, it is said by his intimate
friends that he did not call at the
White House. nor dill he meet ,ae Pres
idept, aud further that he las abstaincd
entirely from recommendations of any
nature III behalf of persons who seek
the Presidents tavors. leaving himself
free to oppose or support the President,
when Congress meets. as he may See Fl,
BALTIMORE. June IL The excursion
train came in collision with the VIM
chester train near Point of Rocks. C..
keisr, Richard Dutron. De.iin, and
Walker were killed. Louis Schuley
Central amG others were seriously in
jured. The train WAS from Baltimore
conveying passengers to q dedication IF
monument 10 confederate cemetery
at IIagerston
ST LOUIS, June l2.-Six small fires
between 8 and IL o'clock last night de-
stroyed $4,000 worth of property.
WASHINGTON, June Ia. A. Gil.
pin. chief clerk and acting commission
er of the Iudian Bureau, at his own re-
quest was relieved from duty pending
an investigation of charges preferred by
j. Il. Walfe. and the President has des-
ignated Alouzo Bell, Assistant Secretary
OF the Interior, to perform the duties
sc C>",.,;-,'-4,,a- ~ T"1'-.., Az ,
interim.
New ORLEANS. June 1e-The ship
Scotia. drawing 20 feet and 1 inches
and Western Empire. drawing II feet
and inches. were put to Sc, this morn
ing through the Nor,hwest Pass. The
Western Empire carries Gag. bales If
cotton. the largest cargo hat has ever
left THIS port since the war, and the
largest number of pounds to the regis
tered ton that has ever lief. an Ameri-
can port
PHILADELPHIA, June IL - Woods
scarce. prices trmer, with upward ten
dency. Colorado washed, lS@21I; uu-
washed. l1(al9, extra and merino pull.
ed. 35et37; No. | super pulled, 33(d36,
Texas fine and medium, 1880, coarse.
l6G9ls; California fine and medium.
30(a32, coarse, 2Nd25.
WASHINGTON. June l2--Thc Secre-
tarv Of War and Gen Sherman left to-
day for West Point.
BosToS. Jnue l2-Gov. Rice has re-
ccived assurances that President HAYES
will reach Boston on the 10Th inst. and
will remain in the city two days, at.
tending the Harvard College commence
ment on Wednesday anl visiting Prov
idencc OH Thursday The State Legis.
taiure of New Hampshire has invited
the President TO visit Concord on his
massage from HnstDp o., N..r,.o.