Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-28

trict Judge, Clerk, Board Of Commis
sionsrs and Harshal, Who shall also b
Customs inspector, stc. The duties o
on1csrs are very lsborious and varied
and salafiss are low, % that the NOV
toward Civil 0ovsfnmsut cannot in An
way b elasssd a. The work Of smbitiou
politicians.
The 0suse DeaAleek.
Republican leaders deolare that III,
deadlock in the HOUSE win b brouoh
70 an end next week.
The fiscal year viii expire on the 3oth
OF June, and BY that time appropria
sions for the support Of the 0ovsrnmsn,
must be met. SundEy civil legislation
elective and judicial, and many appro.
priation bills have not vt besn report
I'd from the Committee, and thsfe an
half DOZEN other bills pending bstweer
the twpHouses. Never in any recent
Congress have the bills ssmaininR nn-
acted upon been disposed Of within 80
days. Republicans sse the necessity for
securing prompt action on pending bu-
siness. Next.week coercivs measures
will be adopted; an amendment to the
rules to prevent filibuutering will be
adopted in defiance of the wishes of the
minority to intsrposs dilatory motions
against the proposal to amend tho rules.
Democratic leaders say il an attempt is
made to refuse the right TO o6er mo-
tions to adjourn, and the Speaker rules
that Democrats have no right of appeal
from his decision, resolution will be
introduced to impsach Speaker Keifer.
McSweeney, for defense. spoke three
hours. He was answered by Bliss. At
close Of the argument Judge Wylie said
tho points presented nothing different
from those already disposed of in FORM
ar cases. He held that the conspiracy,
its object and pas, were set ont specially
as was needful, and but for the ingenu-
ity of counsel he could not suppose there
would b anything wrong with an in
diotment like this. Some of the thirty
five overt acts might be Objectionable,
but ono was enough under the law.
His examination had revealed only one
defective. overt act. Carpenter noted
an objection TO this ruling. This dis
posed of objections in the Dorsey case,
and Wilson called up his motion in Tur-
ner's behalf, but before he fairly en-
tered on the argument Court adjourned.
Pests0ee Thieves Caught.
DENVER, May 27.-Unitsd States Mar
shal Smith and Deputy Marshal Frs
kline, Of Fayetteville, Kansas, yesterday
arrested the third and last member of
tho Fuller family, charged with robbing
the mails at Guntsr (Ark.) while in
charge Of the postofiioe. Tho elder
Fuller Was arrested at Pueblo, and Mrs.
Fuller in Denver, and young Fuller in
Boulder.
EAST LAwAs, (Aich.) May N.-Heavy
forest fires are raging between Green
bush and Black river, to Altoona. Unless
rain comes spte lily there will 10 great
damage to the pineries.
Accessory 70 the Crime.
KANSAS CrY, May 27.-Gus. Miller
and Mathew Jones have boon arrested
charged with exciting q mob Of 100
which on April I'd hung Levy Harring-
ton, a colored man. Sufficient evidence
is believed to have been obtained to
convict Miller and Jones.
work sf Fallisg Tree.
Qulxor, QlL) May N.-During the
storm on the west side of the river, yes
terday evening, . wagon containing
Hans Alison and Mrs. Gardy was crush
Cd by falling tree. The former Was
killed instantly and the latter fatally
injured.
Cameron P1eadlus.
PHILADELPHIA, May Ex-senator
Cameron had conference today with
number of business men with reference
to supporting the ticket. 1t has been
decided that the regular Republican
Convention will be reconvened within
the next Is days, and b composed Of
the same delegates who formed the FIRST
convention, and the vacancy oocaaioned
by the declination Of Marshall will then
bs filled. The Senator stated to his
visitors his purpose Of inviting them to
conference Was to lay before them the
real situation Of affairs, and on which
depended the life Of the party. The suc-
cess Of the ticket, he told them, rested
with tho great agricultural, mining and
coal interests Of the State. He had
fought for protective tariff in tho Sem
ate a. his father had done in other days,
but those who had heretofore supported
the Republican ticket wanted to stab
him. He was ready TO receive tho blow,
and he would oppose the tariff in the
Senate a. heartily a. hs had upheld it il
hs wanted to kill the party. We will all
20 to destruction teRether.
The spraGue Daverce Granted.
PaovrDKscE, May N.-Ths Supreme
Court of Warrington County today On
tered q decree divorcine CathArine
Chase Spragus from Wn. 6pragus, CIV
Ing the custody Of her daughter 70 her.
permitting her to assume her maidsn
name, with the right hereafter 70 apply
for alimony II she chose.
Beys murdefeA.
L4EBAxoN, (Mo.) May ga bloody
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