Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-13

providing for the removal Of the re-
mains Of The lats Gen. fitzpatrick from
Chill to the United States.
The conference report ON the FORTH
cation appropriation bill was agreed to
and the House resumed consideration o.
the Geneva award bill. The substitute
Of the minority vas rejected by l6 t.
lis, and the bill passed BY 132 TO 66
The conference report on the agricul
turai appropriation bill vas agreed to.
The call Of the committees havine
bsso concluded, Crapo called up the
spscial order, but Randall calling atten.
'tion to the fast that private butiness
had been neglected for three Fridays
raised . question Of consideration in
favor Of tho private calendar. The
Democratic side showed . disposition to
hllibustsr, and the yeas and nays were
ordered. Successive votes showed nc
quorum, Democrats generally refusing
to vsts. Finally, aftsr the report On
forestry was rsSsRrsd, the House I'd
journed.
Consideration Of the intermediate ap-
pellats court bill was resumed, the ques-
ton being on its passage. A discussion
followed upon the amendments Of de-
tails, which wore rejected, except in two
instances, whom they were accepted by
friends of the measures without vote.
The bill passed finally BY yeas 81 to nays
Is, receiving the support Of all Repub-
iicans, and Bsyard, Cockrell, Jackson,
Harris, Pugh and Walker, all Demo
Gratis. The bill creates nine intermedi-
ate courts, or one in each Of the cir
suits, and eighteen new circuit judges or
Two additional for each circuit, who are
to be appointed by the President. The
court Of each circuit will then
consist Of an association of Judges Of
the Supreme Court, allotted to that cir
cult, three Circuit Judges, and two Of
the District Judges, the latter to be de-
signated at each term for the succeed
ing torn, and il practicable in rotation,
and four Of the Judges to constitute a
quorum. Appellate Jurisdiction is con-
fsrred ON the new courts over decrees Of
the Circuit and Of District Courts in
causes involving moro than $500, or
whore the Circuit or District Judges
shall certify adjudication involving the
question Of general importance. The
bill prescribes the clerical force of tho
new courts, and hxss tho following as
places at which the first terms in the
rsspsetiye circuits shall b held: Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Richmond,
New Orleans, Cincinnati, Chicago, st.
Louis and San Francisco. Terms are
to begin the first Tuesday in May and
November, beginning with November,
1882.
Dusiness Failures.
NEW YoRx, May 12.-Business fail
urss reported to New York from vari-
ous parts of the country during the
week number III, distributed as fol-
lows: Eastsrn States 10, Western 40,
Southern 36, Middle 10, Pacific States
and Territories 3, and New York and
Brooklyn5.
Raseally Mine o0eers.
New YoaK, May 12.-Many inquiries
are made at the Office Of W. G. Clarke q
j. h. Boutwell, today by stockholders
a. to the whereabouts Of Clarke. Jno.
Mat thsws, Who was appointed Assistant
Secretary by Schuyler Van Rensselaer,,
who succeeded Boutwell, ~ 8 ecretary,
o My said that Clarke called at he Office
this morning. and whom he Va leaving
said hs would return in a few hours,
but he has mot been seen since. Both
wells disappearanee isaccounted for by
some claiming that he 10 hidinc, and
BY others BY saying that he has gone TO
the Silver Resf mine IN Utah, where he
has promised to meet stockholders Of
the Stormout mtne, and Il possible Of
fsot . settlsment. A circular has besn
Issued and sent 70 each OF tho stock
holders Of the Stormout mine, stating
that an investigation has besn made
into the financial condition Of the mine,
and that its present liabilities amount
to $4,000, most Of which il due for
miners wages and supplies, and that
this sum must b raised before May
I7th, whom the property, which is now
levied upon, will b sold. and calling
upon them 10 subscribe twenty five
subscribed for they will forfeit theirsin-
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Carka had minnppliod about 1000 Of
monev of tha Htormont nnina. which be
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