Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-26


Farley, is passing the summe. IA ~
southern and western par. Of New Tor
State, near riChatauqua Laks. When Cor
gress ediourns she will accompany hs
husband to California.
A PslitI cal GreWL
The Pfesiden, il said to have adop.s.
q new rule which viii soon resul, i,
placing only Stalwarts in office. wher
Stalwarts time expires, he will reap
point him, and when the auti-S.aIvart',
tim expires, he will replace them visl
Ssalwsr,s. The truth Of this is exactl,
app ,rent f;on the fact that of 1S6 Prssi
DENTAL Offices in Pennsyivani. the
Presinsnt has made appointments al
ready for Is Of them, or about forty ne
cent. In New York there are 276 Presi
Dental offices, and the President ha,
already made nominations for 50. There
have been s2 nominations made TO of
iices sn Nsw York State, but there twe
successive nominations to one place. the
Weedsport pos.office. o. the ~ Col
lsctors President Arh1r has appointed
II, Or ~ par cent. Every m IN has bean
known as q prominent StaIwart, or pro-
cured their appointments through un-
mistakabie Stalwart influence.
AIrominent A News York Congressman
VS. tina. it If entirely within bounas To
say that % per cent. Of all Now Yorkeis
who's have been appointed to Office by
the President are s Awaits. An ex
. ninatlon Of the list OF the 8, nomona.
tions referred TO above, how five of
them ara women appointed to Post, f.
foes. Deducting these from the exam
ilr'!on list, political tests show Of the n
remaining, net less than 81, or ~ D r
cent. are either men known rs e lwarts
or APPOINTED throul b Sal Sart influence
A Chiasse ~piniom.
NEW foRx, July 25.-lhe newly ar
rived Chinese Embassador. when asxet.
Tor his opinion as to the righ. of Chi
nese to 20 through this country on their
way to China. replied he feared a strict
interpretation of the act would give them
tais privilege. He had called the at
tention Of President Arthur TO the mat
ter when ihe twenty years act was under
the consideration of Congress, and had
. itered protest against it. Tho mos,
friendly feeling toward the United
Stassa existed in China, which he be-
lieved was reoiprocsted here, and he did
not think that We would permit this in
Justice to prevail. He hoped that Con-
gross would find a way out of tho diff.
ficulty. The matter was serious and
demand "a careful attention. The En-
bassador will leave Tor Washington this
morning.
ususe Deiaxa.
WASHINGTON, July 25.--In the House
Miller Of Pennsylvania made answer to
the recent attack Of Senator Butler.
His remarks elicitsd applause from the
Republican side. The Speaker an
nouuced the regalar order. Kelly's mo
tion to recommit the bill allowing draw
back upon imported material used in
connection with domestic materials in
I 20 coastru1tlon OF vessels for foreign
acoou 1t.
Another Loss.
GsAND RAPIDS. Mich July 25.-Thc
fro ii morping DESTROYED the binding
works al d nd aing factory. Loss $l3,-
o..
RlaHse Burned.
GRAND HAVEN. (Mioh.) July 25.-A
small house WIS burned this morning,
Mrs. n. Baker and Mrs. Anderson being
suifocated. 4 two-year-old child was
saved by haing thrown from the win
dow. Mr.. Baker and son are working
in Illinois.
A Marnslcss Onel.
CHRrsrIASnuss, (va.) July 25.-Cap-
tain John G. Wise. Readjuster candidate
f,r Congressman at large, and John s.
Crockett, Commonwealth Attorney Of
Wythe county, came to this place on an
e lriy tr lin this morning, and fought n
duel near hero with pistols. Tho first
round both fired at the word, without
effect. At the second round Crookett's
pistol went of prsmaturely. After re-
loading the weapon both combatants
were placed in position for another
round. Wise's pistol missed fire and
Crockstt's fire WAS again harmless.
Crockett. the challenging party, ex
pre- sssd him elf -. aisd. aui the fight
terminal d
Durued . Denth.
NEVADA CIrY. (Cal.) July 25.-Ths resi-
dsnce Of J. A. Bvardman vas burnt last
night. Hiiswo sons aI.d 6 and 9years,
are missing, and are supposed to have
lost their lives in the building.