Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-11
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.n,blirg Aa'Ioioi
5 :. :. .,.,nd corporation existence: Aft
:,;r;s,u of Randall, that perhaps tt
- s;scriminated against silver certif
- '.,.s. the report was agreed.
Pair or Faiiares.
:, rorrs July 1o-The Peckham I
!. 1rou Company, Charles Gread,
=. v...;deu., have failed for sls2.oO. A
srDo.h.sical liabilities are estimated q
..,. " figures. C. H. Albro, commisso
liant has also failed. He was shoi
@ nr,in. M.
,s..aneroS, July 10.-In the Senate
4 ua,v;li from the Finance Committee
.s,orts.i amendments to the House bill
: ,..uc;ng internal revenue taxation
rh,se respectively repeal the twenty
=. nor cent duty on all molasses ant
: ar standard. imported from abroad
!, the duty on steel rails at twenty -fiv'
a,llars per ton, and duties on products
!, hooo. bind or scroll iron the same a
Il. material itself. Ordered printed.
Mali Reate Prosecusisns.
I, the Star Route cases. Judge Wyli'
a.misssd the grand jury till Wednesday
8 alta 4O,loa, from Mineral Park to Pio
:. At. was taken up and the fact,
brvustt out.
More Found.
Mnoo JUNCTION. Ohio, July 10.-Thre;
.o,s bodies we're found this forenoon
lIoy BIZ the name of Sloan, from Cleve
Ind is still missing. and some fear he il
suane the dead.
Escape Elected.
MnxEAroLIs, July 10.-A Chicago
noot, named Howard, knocked th.
hilsr down this morning. took lhe key,
svsy from him, and with eight Others
nnpsd. Only one has been recap
Msd.
qhseisw weed on Temperance Reform
Xrv YoRK, July 10.-fhurlow Weed
II lester to the Tribune, predicts tbs
allure Of the present radical measures
hken in Kansas and Iowa 10 stop III
kmpsyance. He thinks refusal to ii
nnss and other prohibitory measure
have exaggerated rather than mitigated
hxmperance. He thinks that when We
kseons grape growing country. lik'
| France or Switzerland, a practical rem
ty for intemperance will soon b
r he'd. 'sWhen Il . grape," he says, iii
| p.oducea in sufficient quantity to fur
ssh cheap wines as a beverage for al
dases, it will be within the scope ant
iaiy Of Congress to perfect a reform
Aat viii emancipate the people from
~ horror of intemperance. This re
lpsm is to he accomplished by furnish
hs wine. abundant and cheap, while b.
isislation .whiskey, rum and brand.
~ made 80 dear as to be out Of reach o
| - hhoring classes. He thinks Califor
n Kansas and other States, with soil
sdsred to grape culture. had bette
is,p their attention to wine making.
su~ereAlR1e.
wuuNoroN, July l0.-Col. II. {
D.hma has declined position in tn
nstoms service in Arizona, tendere,
hin BY Secretary Folger.
strike Ended.
CIEAsrrrrp, (Pa), July l0.-The strik
ARs b stirely ended.
Five Men Lost.
MusxSaAR, (Mich.), July M--Fiv'
mon were drowned here today by th'
sapsizing Of small boat.
The Louisiana style.
SHRxvEpogr, July 9.-ln Webster Par
In, N. o. Taylor, (colored) fourteen
yeirs old, severely beat a white boy
named Mcdonald and fed to Arkansas
6,ue days ago McDonald's father. US
sstsd byJ. J. Picket and John Am
nond, pursued, captured and brough
Taylor back. They tied him to q tre'
and shot him to death. The body wa
iound yesterday. the bones picked bar
y the vultures. The assassins will b.
onoatsd.
senate Pro eeeaings.
WARRINGTON, July l0.-In the Senat,
today Vest said he had been informed
Aattbe title to Potomac fats to be re
eaimsd would involve tho Government
hmuca litigation.
Gariand suggested an amendmen
sascting a full investigation by tn,
A'rnsy General as to the Govern
nants title.
nths point Allison presented a con
ksncs report on the bank charter de
ssncy. Ordered printed, and laid owe
nil tomorrow.
Aissr debate the pending proposition
~ amended, on motion Of Sherman +
'evlds for equits suits to determine
sas to ilats.
aas Gariand provision also prevailed
akinR on to the bill an increase o
saO for Yaquina Bay. Oregon. AM
ve"o Tor the Cumberland river, Ken
ely. Butler moved an increase :
DN' making total of $5O0. 900 70
asstou harbor. Rejected.
aiF'aon, from the Committee O.
aasportation Routes to the sea board
IND an amendment authorizing th
p'oditurs under the direction of th
ssary Of War, Of $4,000 in con-
40s the surveys for a ship canal I
ases Chesapeake and Delaware bay
- directing report to Congress a.
~ 1n o. tho various routes surveye
saofd the greatest protection i
u war, and most enectivel
sa the cost Of transportation frol
ofe to the Atlantic, together vii
3 OF the Improvement and Il
cost Of operating the can
n s. completed. Adopted.
.amo, from the Committee ON Pul
adA reported a bill repeating a
Rfantiup lands In thn Sx.~n .