Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-19

my name be stricken from the pension
roll. Hoping for your indulgence fol
this intrusion ppon your valuable time
l beg leave 70 subscribe myself you
honorable servant,
lSignsdl LEWIS W. AyHzs.
Very Important
| CHICAGO, OCT l8.--Join Naokey, ths
Pacific Coast bonanza king, accom-
panied by w. 8. Hobart, II. G. Gillotte
John d. Harper and N. A. Hikox, OF
Ban Francisc0, arrived yesterday on
their way east. A reporter met Mackey
whose attire sh0wed by no means that
he vas man Of wealth. Dressed in q
plain suit Of clothes and check shirt
his head covered with Q faded brown
stlh hat, no one would take him to be q
man of mlllionA He wore no diamonds
the only ornament Wasa gold Glide
upon a plain black silk ribbon. which
was used a. . watch guard. He said
there was nothing new In the way Of
mining on the Pacific Coast. The party
left for the east during the afternoon.
Ra0oe DenleA.
KANSAS Cs1s, Oot. N.-A correspond
ent Of the Telegraph from Empoeia,
Kansas, 10 authorised 70 state that thsre
is no truth whatever in the rumor that
Hon. w. q. Click oontsmpiates retiring
from the candidacy for Governor, and
Hon. II. Z. Norton, Of Emporia, il to be
substituted in his stead. Members of
the Democratic committee Of the State
would not for moment entertain such
proposition.
star 8suse sesvlee.
WAmmoroN, OCT. 16.-Upwards Of
$50 Presidential commissions Of post
masters expire next session Of Congress.
The annual report Of the second assis.
tant postmaster general will show o de-
cided increase in the mileage of Star
Route service for tho fiscal year, "a COM
pared with that ended juno 30, 1882,
when the average mileage had thought
to have reached its maximum. The re
port will show that Notwithstanding
this increase Of mileage the cost Of
maintaining the service il less than 1880
by more than 9 million dollars. 1t is
estimated the Star Route service for the
cost loss than the service Of the current
fiscal year 1928 BY about $543, $50.
TaloaGe Talks Ese Temperance.
New YORK, Got. II. Several preachers
preached politics Sunday. Beecher de-
MED shat he was . prohibitionist, but
Ialmage gl0riod that he was one. He
said: ''For 1884 nominate for Presi-
dent and Vice. President Governor 1t.
John, Of Kansas, and Governor Colquitt,
of Georgia, and let us prove that the
war 10 indeed over by nominating for
the highest Office the illustrious Geor-
Rian."
The Star Route Baslness.
WASHINGTON, OCT. 1S.-F. H. Fall,
charged with attempting to influence
the Jury in the Star Route case, writes
the Attorney General that the defent >
ants have a scheme TO arrest him, and
asks for chance to show tho matter to
the Government. The Attorney-G Gene
raj soplies that Fall should present the
proof to Nerrick. Fall vas dismissed
from tho DepaYtment of Justice for
misconduct, July 18th. Until the afnd Y
davit arrives from Associate Justice w.
II. Hoover. Of the Supreme Court of Ari-
zena, the answer to Foreman Dicks0n's
charges will not bc published.
That such 10 tho determination Of the
persons now in charge, IL IL very evident
that they are ast0nished they % mar.
r0Wly escaped oonviotion. Tho defense
lear the results of anothss trial Gen.
Brady 10 making such disposifion Of his
property that ho viii SOON have 1eW tteo
IN Warrington, while Dorsey has 70
tired to hiS ranch an almost bliQhted
and quite broken man. In view Of
those faets. the purposes Of defendants
In their latest movement can b easily
understood. The defendants especially
fear the Attorney General Special Coun-
sel Msrrick and Judge Wylie. They arc
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