Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-15

decided they are not unierrr. da..e<
nsncs they were not Transferred s~tT
as.a1 ctdsss, bat now remain ia ths
elvlce az cadet engineers A Ia-gs
"s'a SCI are Interested N the decision.
STAR Reafe.
"Een the - L route trial wss rea,vr,s.s
.s!is 1aornlnzJ adgs wyiie ssid he sa-ss,s
osP1se OF the question Of the r,v,rrs..r -
counsel 70 address tbs igry for IL. d.
Ienss' ihs rules Of practice in d.sFsr.
90. courts were cited By Judxe wylie
~ 'ae cozrss OF his delivery Ct oplu,g,.
" son:s length, and the corc.Tsi,,r,
,oacned was That each defendant = hoal,i
os siioxesi one ci,'s!n2 spseeh.
The tsasrai 81 Ama.a stone.
CLEvglkSu. May is.-Arzasa S,one-s
FUNERAL was Reld this afternoon II fhs
mouse, ~ acc raauee with tbs w.si,es
81 Tue family. lite SERVICES Ssy, br,s.
ana simple. The pail heaters were his
pfs''iiers aud sepaess. The remains
Hsre es<orfet oniy by rel .fise=s 81 Lake
veg Cemetery. aud paced In a yanI,
neaF Were S.Fteld's body ii.=.
ruiissas Interviewed.
CHICAGO. day is-Geosye VI. Pull
man returned Yesterday FROM tie cat.
after .. short business trip. IEe was
seen during the Day and Questioned as
| !" tue purp5ses and resulls OF tbs trip.
Ia reply 10 question he said that moth
! ihg mad been done In regard 81 the pro.
lsts<sd Consolidation OF the Pullman and
s9ner sleeping ear systems. Nego-
.'sssohs had been pending. bu; nothing
nso Den accomplished. lie admitted
taAs an effort was being made to subs;i-
I "a.
/ ~ use rfow by the Central Pacific road.
lbs had conferred with Mr.. Crocker of
the latter, once IN New York, but there
Lad been 10 Developments worthy o.
mention. A. this lime Negotiations
we're sfiii pending and be thought it
prudent not TO saw wha. WAS being doac.
Fig Batch OF Insmisrast..
Asy iof.K, May li.-Tlere we're land
cd at Castle Garden today 3..0l imrni-
grants. The City Of Chester, coutsin-
ia2 | ,AS Of the number. and the Elbe
l,25f, and the Dover $50. The arrivals
Tor the week ending today are L., go
agailst 1874 for tho corresponding
week last year. Compared with the
prevIous weeks Of the pres mt year the
one Just finished ranks third aimee the
lot of the nolth.. The decrease in the
with that of 1883. Next week ailI be the |
best OF tiIe year, if the records Of former
years stand for anything, a ii ii is ex |
pacsed the arrivals for the third week in |
May will aggregate something like |
900 or more.
4 strong Political Letter.
WAsatsoTos. May H.-Ex Congress
man DeZenderf of Virginia has sent q /
long open letter 10 Presidsnt Arthur, in /
which he claims at Malone is using
federal patronage in the present csunty |
campaign, oustins Republicans and |
putting in Democrats, and claiming !
that II Ia d.,ns FIR the good of the pres
ent administration. lie gives names.
aud says tbs post office and navy yard /
at Norfolk are corruptly and incompe-
tertly manaeed.s He writes "a follows: |
1T no tine 10 the history of the poll
ties II Virginia aimee the war has the |
open aud shameful violation of Law and |
Geceney been 40 fragrant AS since the /
advent OF the un safrauted political |
power 81 ante by the administration TO /
Senator Malone. Public Office il made |
the subject of barter and aa!a for the |
contro. OF power, aud political bribery /
and corruption sealk openly through the
various Government depar' ments. In
my section of Virginia pn,l.c business
is neglected. and public raoney used to
pay Tor political cansasses IN order that
the political schemes of Malone may
DO advanced: and all this is done under
the gaise of friendship for the Admin
tstration, which Il the plea. and receives
ENDORSEMENT, from the fact that since
yonr Administration came into power
senator Malone has been the sole dis
IS a. .ssA - n 4
applies the iieadsm MS ax rs unsparing-
ly IA did Robespierre in the days of
tic French Revolution. l have the
honor To call your attention to the |
letters addressed by me to certain
members of your Cabinet and chiefs of /,
bureaus ia tue several departments, | |
for which | beg to ask careful perusal !
and early attention. The abuses com Z
planned OF in tho Navy Department are !
iaglaut and outrageous violations of
tho laws and regulations governing that |
department. and account IN some meas |
nre for excessive cost of work done on {
tie Linta recently repaired at the yard
! call pour spsclat attention to this /
vessel. She il a tug Of Dos tons. She |
had expended upon her over one hun
bred thousand dollars for repairs. am
satisfied, and can prove, that during the
o ngressional campaign last fall men
were borne upen The rolls and paid for ,
work weeks M "a time who did not dur
ing that time pat foot inside Of the
yard, or do an hours work there.
Now we have an election for coanty
officers ON the nth of the present month. /.
The canvas preliminary thereto isgoing ,
OH, and by and With tho advice of SEN
ator Malone, nay, under whose orders, |
the entire force of office holders in that !
locality will be used TO defeat tiie reg ,
ular candidate and the administration
pat in the ridiculous attitude of being
placed in n position where the success Of
ticket composed entirely of the rcpub-
iicans would be construed IA refiec-
ton upon tho administration" Then .
follows q long list Of appointments and
removals.
A Mississippi valley Zephyr.
CARrnAas, Mo-, May l4.--At $40 yes |
terday evening the storm which had
been threatening for hours, struck the
town of Avoronogo, q few miles west
of here, IN the shape OF u cyclone. and
in a few minutes the town was totally |
with the exception of few
dwellings, in the southwestern part.
Six persons were killed and 30 wounded.
many ser onsiy and perhaps fatally.
The storm WAS not So disastrous to
Webb City az at first reported. Very
few people we're hurt there, and none
killed. A few houses were unroofed.
and some moved of their foundations.
Business signs were carried three miles
from the city By the wind. Joslyn and
Carthage escaped with very little injury;
but tho storm passed mp Spring River
valley, dernoiishing everything In IFS
way. and killing aud injuring people
and stock. The cyclone was about 40
yards wide, and travelled in u north
easterly direction.
Ssorsm In Missouri.
L,nERrY. mo, May 1.-The damage
done in town was slight. Several farms
4 mile east Of the city suffered and farm
houses were partly demolished. The |
storu is said to have crossed Indian
Territory somewhere between AcAllytot
and Atonka, on the Missouri Pacific.
The wires arc down between these twa
places. A dispatch from Brookiield, At
$50 this afternoon, says; Five persons