Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-18
WASHINGTON.
THE OOREAES

THE ooREANs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Corean EN-.
bsssy left Washington this forenoon for
New York, accompanied by Mr.. Davis, first
assistant secretary of state and Lieut..
Mason and Ensign Fault of the navy.
They will be presented to the president in
New York before continuing their journey
to Boston.
GREELY NOT GIVEN UP.
Secretary Lincoln, Secretary Chandler
and Commodore English held consulta-
ton this morning for the purpose of dis
cussing the question of attempting relief
of the Greedy party this fall. After the
conference Secretary Chandler sent word
to D. Bissell, we'll known Arctic explorer,
that he would like to confer with him on
the subject.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Standard dollars issued the week ending
Sept. Is, $430,99S, against $4,000 in the
same week of last year.
Representative Weiss, of the Beer Brew
ers' association, made an argument before
the commissioner of internal revenue this
morning in favor of suspension of his re-
cent ORDER in regard to bottling beer di-
rectly from the cask. The commissioner
withheld a decision.
PAUPER IMMIGRANTS.
The Massachusetts commissioners of
emigration report $4,000 emigrants landed
at Boston from Aug. 3, 1882, to June 80,
1888. OF this namber seventeen were Ia
natics, idiots or persons unable to take
care of themselves. The commission says
the worst class of paupers they are called
upon TO provide for CO ne through Canada,
ana additional legislation is asked to pre-
vent such inAax.
YELLOW FEVER.
Surgeon General Hamilton, of marine
hos pltal service, has received letter from
the deputy collector of customs at Yuma,
Sept. s, transmitted by j. S. Clark, special
deputy collector at Ell Paso, Texas, to
whom it was addressed, in which the
former says there are conflicting accounts
Of the presence of yellow fever and black
vomit at Mazatlan and Guayamos, Mexico,
but he (the deputy collector) has direct
Information of the death frem black vonit
at Guayamos of gentleman who had just
arrived there by steamer from
Mazstlan and that an intercepted
letter from a railroad man who
runs to and from Guayamos states that
people are dying in that place at the rate
of three to five day from what some call
yellow fever and others touts fever. In
the letter transmitting this eommunica-
ton Mr.. Clarks urges taking steps to pre-
vent the spread of the fever to the United
States. He says the railroad from Quay
amos enters Arizona at Nogatis. Upon
receipt Of these letters DR.. Hamilton tel
egraphed Deputy Collector Bunneily at
Yuma for further information. day he
recsived tho following dispatch: ''Accounts
conflicting concerning the true character
of the disease, but it is attended in the
fatal conditions. The latest news indicate
increasing mortality"
GOLD AND SILVER.
Mr.. Burchard, directoc of the mint,
has just returned from q trip to the far
west. While absent he coi,actad informa-
ton ss I'd ths production of precious
metals during the year, for his forthcom
ing report. From his observations and
the information he received he thinks there
will be slight decline in the yield of gold
and IL crease IN that of silver over last
years productions.
The secretary of the navy to-day tele-
graphed instructions to the commanding
officer of ths Powhatten to keep that yes
sci at St. Johns, N. F., until further orders.
The object of the secretary in so doing is
to make use of some of the officers and
crew of the Powhattan in manning a yes
sci to be sent to the relief of the Greely
party, in case it is decided to send out
such an expedition this fall. The United
States ste. amer Dispatch, now at New
York, has been placed at the disposal of
MISCELLANEOUS.
All bonds redeemed up to noon to-day,
under the one hundred and twenty first
bond call, amount to $18,146,S5O.
James F. Gardner, of Colorado, has been
appointed agent at the Ouray, Utah, Tndiaa
agency.
Judge Aleck Gray, ex partition clerk of
the department of justice, is dying. He
was an intimate friend of the late Matt
Carpenter, and prominent in Iowa politics
fer years.