The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-15

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recognition If the Diaz government
He thinks that government will be a
stable one. The main hope Of the op
position to it III MeAico rests In the non
recognition by the L. s Government
in the interests Of pesce Romero. who
is popular Al washing uu, appeals for
an early decision in favor Of Diaz.
In the suit Of the Uni'el States
against Samuel J. Ti!dcn. to r cover
$50. 900 alleged to be as unpaid in
come taxes from 1861 10 1871, the conf
paint has been filed in the District
Court by District Attorney Woodf'rd.
The answer of Governor Tilden is re-
tnrnabic in about week The allega-
tions in the complaint st forth the sup
posed income If Gov. Tilden each year
in question and the amount Of tax paid.
New YORK. June 1t The Mru{fs
cable dispatch says Bancroft Davis has
resigned rs Minister Of Germany.
The following Is Il revised programme
Of Grants movements; Friday morning
he received the freedom of the city of
Londop; Friday afternoon he attended
fete at Crystal Palace; Saturday Gen.
and Mrs. Graft dined with the Mar
quis Of Lorne and Princess Louise, at
kensington Palace; Monday morning
took breakfast with Geo W. Smalley
Monday evening. 1iued at the Reform
Club. Lord Granville being present !,
Tuesday he attended fefe at Alcxan-
dris Palace: Wednesday he dined with
Lord Kisson. and Thurslty was with
the Prince Of Wales at n dinner given
at the American Embassy. Friday
morning he takes up his residence with
Consul General BAdsan Friday even.
ing he attends a State performance at
the opera, ard subsequently the Quees.' $
ball to be gwen a, Buckingham Palace.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Trijuus's
London special says: The Pail Mall
Gazette In commenting on the war ques-
ton. says the progress Of the Russians
In Central Asia has been long regarded
by the closes. and most capable obser-
vers as troublesome To the English rule
in the lndias We do'not believe that
the protestatious %! contenp. for such
movements On the part oi official per-
sens are anything mere than an exagge-
ra.ive d.spl y of official discretion. AZ
ter reviewins the Marquis of Sails
burys prominent connection with the
famous conference, the editor concludes
by asking how lar does il au.ur at our
most natural inevitable and humii-
ating failure NJ Cons.a1tinople, inspire
mind which in such matters us so
very humane What is he driving at.
and what are his motives! We
certainly have right to know,
Is this is not Lord Salisbury's private
business to be decided from personal
predictions. and though be seems TO
think that if the government goes
wrong. and jeopardizes the future If
the country. the rahble will be sufii-
cicn,ly compensated by the honor of
driving from office personsges. SO dis
tinguished as the Marquis of Salisbury.
He therein mistakes his position and
ours To anyone eonyersan, with the
tene of the London papers it will be
seen that this is about the strongest
language that can be used
CHIC AGO. June IL The Secretary Of
War and Postmaster General have
written TO the sdlusstt Of tue military
division Of the Missouri. officially rec
ognixing the mail route from Fort
Pierre. Dakota. across the Sioux reser.
Walton 10 tha Black Hills.
New York, June IL Twenty thou
sand dollars worth of laccs were found
10 day by inspector Chapman. with
three packages. in the possession Of
two women AMI mar. on the steamer
Herder, from Hamburg.
WEsr FoINr. June i4.-Near!y FIVE
thousand people witnessed the closing
exercises Of the graduating class g.
day. The first address by Prot. Thomp-
son. president Of tue board of visitors.
was followed ~ Genl Hancock. after
which the members Of the class were
presented with their diplomas by the
Superintendent. Of the post. Tie Sec
re:sry Of War and General Shermas
briefly addressed the class. Many grad
uses lief, to-day on furloush
NEw loRR, June 1.-THE police
surprised a crowd 4, A prize fight in
>oash brooklyn las, evening aud arrest
Ell one IT the principals. G ", b.
chanau. AMI two seconds