Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-26
ACKNOWLEDGMENT THURSDAY.

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tiooa 70 cosl nos lsss than $1,000, 90.
Wizard and party iesve Friday morning
overland for the East. stopping at The
Dalie4 Pendleson. walla wa,la. and
P.sr Ga Asse~.
SAG FsAxcnco, April 5.-A telegram
from Washington today says Secretary
Lincoln has ordered Chief Moses 10 be
pa: in the guard house unless he be-
HAYES himself Mr.. Lincoln thinks the
old Chief has been made too much 81.
until be has q notion that he 10 a bigger
man than Secretary Teller. and this
IDEA should b dispelled by some cor
receive discipline. II 10 understood
Moses viii not b allowed to 20 to
Washington. since NJ good il % be ac-
coUpaished in this way, because the
Department has no special policy under
CONSULTATION for bis bensfit.
shlpVlnG 1neelsi9eaee-
SAx FaAxclsoo. April 2a-Arrived to-
day-Saip Bloc jacket. Percival, ~
days from Tacoma, $4,000 fes< lumber.
1e.0O hths and GOO piles for Hanson
4 Co.
Cieared-Steamer Gypsy, for Astoria.
nafk nenry Buck, Hoyer. for Seattle.
in the linz Of C. H. Wells.
Fer veeesx.
SAY FR,Scrspo- Anr;I r-A Nav York
dispatch says Roeecr.ns has vritten a
pamphlet wherein b. nae taken the fol
lowing prounds. Firxt-NakinO out
and kespipR as acoeasibie a ia oonsist-
emit for oouyenienoe \ list of its primarv
trustees. the eIeotora and yoters Seo-
ond-TO nrovide for And fnrnisb ths
trustees With authentic and timely az
preasions of public opiuien and public
intelligence as to the character and
qualifications of peraons 70 be voted
for. Third-To facilitate the final ex
preston of their will through the ballot
box, making voting less expensive than
il nov is TO the primary trustees.
Fourth-To provide cheaper and more
convenient ways of getting the views
and legal EXPRESSIONS of the Intelligence
and will of the voters on all important
matters Of political and administrative
interest.
The Herald adds: .'rhe frat of the
general requisites has already been at
.GoGed 20 Almost any man can see the
s o ~. VI w wi W.. uss.lo' !nSneSer
ne .sn. -: ne sslo .ns Iequlsislon %
O..oet 49,. s"0. N.Y.: ~. Sus'9S viz no. up
tS =" suo Puo.0 % - 49, W Us 9u-
s s any INTERPRETATIONS voset can oaSl!y
n I'M .on1 =: can non: VINO WI pay nus
~ Iosoax .uo Poi.s, guy e. 70
.nS sna' H C ~s.: ..osso ~ ~ sso Ice.s.et
s III 9as.'uo s.lon Is VI oaoa :. sne per.
NJ. ;r;." ~ H. io., ~ P'v ~" ~ys -.
oo.a.nln9 sne views OF tho voters on
as.0.s =. paoilc sn S, arg Mot IN
10y i. " -. y. . ~. AZ ~ A ,.~
80. .ST;. So'T. gu. 20 tne oess ~
sacu aci';y ~ may oe .na! snsif
s "os 10 .sSA.nx "a quu'ncU ,s.on Q.
.1ue4, out 10 voset. care One' nut
au's 'no IStn. 1ne Osner ns't nae-
, u 70 uo 1oou' us otPozehtS. ine
ncraus snco.y mi9nt % usetui In
noSssn snoo11 .nas o'',AIu' s1aso % IN
vaocu oy tslo!aus' out as sesn an
sse ILL., - annkeiy IA tns extreme mere IS
anui;.J The trnsssas . r ~" o. On hi him.
derine and sufFerino a. lefore' Nothino
bot a sound drubbino was ever known
70 reform them"
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DAN rkASctsCo, ApFl! Z-H Is teie-
graphed from New YORK today that
faerepo'nt Edwards, the British Consul,
~ IN possession OF two internal ma
chimes which resemble coal and weigh
about eighteen pounds. A heavy iron
screw protests on tho side Tor about
hall an inch. An examination shows
that soo substance IL iron instead OF
COAL, covered with black glaze: "how
Is came inso my possession ! cannot
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o e ~ Il snnucssd b Contain some
Kind oS srnlos,ye and vss sfterwarS
,mnrovad on / nnSsrs.s"d and n an.
na,;or s,,;cI. r,nJuos S :" hS ~ ,n;rsa
rith coal IN Rrit;sh stsamers aud + Is
snnnosed ona vas snfa;c;snt 10 aink ths
ann Thev vsre marnS.ctnred here"
.0o von kn"w .hs ~hsrsa tonts of the
factorvr, ssksd the corrsSmondsnt
II cannot nroneriv ansvar that nnes.
ton. . Vas the 0narded ranIv'
sr o.