The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-06
CALIFORNIA.


CALIFORNIA. aaiu
SAN FRANc1sco. May 2d-Arrived,
barks Atalsnts and Roswell SprH4pe.
from Port Gamble.
Saiied-Bark Germania, for Depar-
tore Bag; bsrk Askwr right. for Seattle;
barkentine Il X Ham, fur Pert
Blakely. iioD ;as.'11t-'4 't asa
EAA1 EKN STATES, tsY
BUFFALO. May 5-The remains of
Major General Heintzelman arrived
this mornipg. and remained lying To-
state in the City Hall during the day.
They were Inferred in the Stewart fam
lily vault. at Forest Lawn Cemetery,
this afternoon with military honors.
Flags on public and private buildings
were displayed at half-mast throughout
she dey. 80 -
BALTIMORE, MayS- The Republican
District Conventions. to select delegates
to the State Convention. assembled to.
night in each Of 1.-The three districts.
Two of the Conventions are opposed
"
nstioc Of Gensral Grant fsrsa third
term. There was. no istsrfefence by
one faction with the Other. and the pro
ceedings were quiet. Each, selected
delegates to the State Convention,
where their claims win be decided. 1t
is declared by some of those more
prominent in the movement for the
nomination OF Grant, ST they are ex-
cluded from participation in the State
Convention, they will organize a sepa-
rate Convention aud send delegates to
Chicago. a -
WAsnIY0ToN, May 5--All the menu
bers were present 1T the Cabinet meet.
ing today. Secretary Evarls read a
communication from the U s Minister
10 Mexico. in which The ststeneus-is
made that two Mesican sffcets pursued
two des~Ftsrs saefs,.s the b rider into
Texas. fret upon them and accidentally
shot female. The officers had been
arrested for violating both the FEDERAL
and State laws. The communication
recommended thatthss ceiors be re-
leased from Inconvenience or any pun
isbment which might follow. It was
decided to relieve the officers from any
punishment on account Of violating the
Fedsr1r law. buttA1 qpestioo az 10 sAe
violation Of the 6tSts lsw xAs>4sfg 10
Texas.
A report which had been received
from U s Army officers in the north
west was laid befofe the scskaAeG In
- fasoo~o - xh> -. .x.,.a. &c., 0:a.:-
Bnii 1sokipg to . surrender, and in>
qsking on what terms be aud Ais band
would be received. ths gANnet decided
that 10y surrender on the part of Sit
ting Bull would have to be on wholly
unconditfo1al serms.
The Senate Fina ncial COMMITTEES to-
day heard Repfe1eb 2 GissssAldfich in
sdveoacysse . MtSp6a y Scpors sun thA
House bill to amend the statutes GEN.
cerning the fmmedists transportation
Of dutiabie goads. azAaa
The Heas Committee on Indian Af-
fsixs asree1. by atvee6 az a 6 4qt1
recomniensiA the passage ~ me HOUSE
Of the bill to.trAnsfer tue Indian Bureau
from the Interior 70 the War Depart
ncnt. nAsa AaaIk5 ~ sss5 =
The DepartneasSf state has received
official Information that the Ottoman
0overnnsent has sbolished sev etsl MAJ
sicns abroad. including Washington,
BrunslA dEAndklDlmane Abe ;H~xaes o
CHICAGO. May 4-There is great 40
tisity and, sscitepent ip ppltiesl cjrelss
il thie ~. qleeed ~ sue. doabtfnt
outcome of o0ahfy elections ID The STATE
Con sentian. Grant. Blaine and WASH
burus gro tho flHfse NEST .pfdminent
names mentioned, and have ap to tins
usne eec14d I'll, TIA dslegstes s)sc,eA
= 0a06ts ObdysaioG IL lWhk6aiks
meeting, called by his friends and
neighbors. siil b helAvStl + air banks
Halt tonight. and In respect "a. that
meeting the Daily Meas. ! Grant paper.
ha. ~sbiaipeA &p@ Hoa. i B. WASH
burnc the statement that be dissenskll
from the purposs " be served ~ II ana
~ 10. = 49, hs'ss...ssef
his determination under no circum-
stancss 70 be s&liiiiets for the Pref
dency. but 20 suppst G u. Grant iirst,
III @l1 jSsAsa III isss n
8 ward his nalnlnA,i q are entirely
~,thoat his approval. and ne il cut u
p. 'sasy PUP yyss, xssloaS fsi,psis
NV fssk.. MAJ 4-iks Ssal AID.
fsals 4is9 sAs.G 3%aw a4nni~.os en-
sc0'ons " expeonD6 slenos osli - - up
~. vOo. .sd ,h.s~ sscklsss APP -opsis;.