Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-21
ADDITIONAL TrlEcRApxlc MEMS.


ADDITIONAL IElEcRApnIc MEMS.
We hope -.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-PaRe has very
canvasssd the Senate on the
chances for the FINAL passage Of his Chi
ness bill, and is quite certain it will GO
just ~ It came from the House.
Lsshtning Train 10 be Pit On.
NEW YoRx, April 1s.-The passenger
agent of the Atchison road. having his
attention called to the following dis
patch from Atchison, Kansas, said he /
understood the thing was 10 Be done
soon, although he was not officially no
tilted: " The statement was announced |
here today that the Atchison, Topeka d
Santa Fee Railroad has made arrange
uasnts TO put ON the track during the
coming week lightning train 70 Den
usr, making the run from Asehison. and
over . third rail from Pueblo. in "a
hours. II il assumed. and not without
good reason, that the information is
correct, a. the Santa Fe has been bal
lasted with rock through Kansas several
hundred miles, equipped in its every de-
partment to make that time in perfect
safety. This train will make bu. few
stops and be compos ed Of a sleeper,
baggage car and one passenger coach
and engine. The Chicago and Alton is
putting ON . similar train between st.
Louis and Chicago to Kansas City.
Needs Prayers.
CHICAGO, April - "A Washington
special says that Bentley and Jameson,
the Evangelists, were visiting Guitean
Yesterday, and the three knelt together
in the coll Of the Jail and prayed. Gui-
tsau WINGED when allusion WAS made TO
his sudden and imminent death.
Irish Reception.
NEW YoEK, April 20.-Chas. A. Dana,
of the Sun, presided tonight at the re
ception III Cooper Institute in honor of
7. OConner. The hall was crowded by
wsll-khown citizens. Upon the plat
form O'Conner said the lad act of Glad
stones il not practicable for the final
settlement Of the land question, but is
pretense il intended to sustain the pres
ent system of landlordism and back
rents. O'Conner was given $19Ss to
take to Ireland.
Presidential Reception.
WARRINGTON, April 20. - President
Arthur gave reception at the Execu-
tive Mansion tonight to the diplomatic
corps and members Of the House and
Senate. The President was assisted in
the reception by Mrs. Foleer, Mrs.
Brewster, Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Mrs.
Chandler and Mrs. Teller.
Giving the East what II Wants.
CHICAGO, April 18.-The Chicago T,I-
bune has long editorial seriously pro-
posing the transfer of the Chinese from
California to the Eastern States, where,
according to their Representatives in
Congress, they are hungering for Mon
golian invasion. The editorial contin-
uss: There can, however, be no ques-
tion that tho voluntary migration of the
Chinese from the Pacific to the Atlantic
coast, encouraged by bounties or other
wise, would DO legal. The State of Cal
ifornia would be justified under the cir
cumstances, in offering free transporta-
ton to any Chinaman who should de-
sire TO seek his fortue in any of the At
lantic States. The experiment ought to
have fair and honest trial. The State
would be glad to put in its next appro-
priation bill $5Co, Gao for the transporta-
ton of Chinese laborers, skilled and un-
skilled. to New York and Boston.
vanderbilta Intenaiens.
NEW York. April l9.-It is reported
that Vanderbilt, instead of contemplate
ing the sale OF the Government PER
cents oheld BY him, and in which ho has
a profit Of from $5.0O00O0 to 100000,
thinks Of converting railroad stocks
into more Of tho bonds.
1ndian Lands.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Senate
bill to adopt aud ratify the agreement
with the Indians for the sale Of por-
ton of their reservation in Montana re-
quired for the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, and appropriating ST, 900 there
for, passsd.
NEW YORK, April 90. Il. 4 N. Co.'S
stock in quoted at 1871.
Preparaag for she Indinns.
TucsoS. April l9,--In view Of the re-
cent outbreak Of the Indians, General
Wilcox has ordered two companies Of
cavalry to soour the Dragon Noun
tains. A detachment will also be sent
TO Dragon and Mule Mountains to look
for renegade Indians. General Wilcox
in . dispatch to the Government says:
II do not know how far this outbreak
will spread, but would advise the mill
tary to b notified everywhere" The
Government has notified the settlers at
Globe, Bowie and Clifton. and also Gov.
Sheldon, Of New Mexico. Of the out
break.
Farther and Later.
TucsoS, April l9.-About one hun
drsd and ten bucks are ON tho warpath.
sixty Of whom are supposed to be re-