Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-30
EASTERN NEWS.
..,.,.rrp PRESS DISPATCHER.
Roseate View.

psslD;. Glands at the head of the list
csass;on and home capitalists.
slsays had great confidence II
;csn Investments. My investments
n m TO my expectations. and have
80 .t, ~ fortunate. / have not los;
~ Il = nj tbe rapid extension of railroads,
L.,s done more to build up the
y than Won may suppose. The re-
- The country have been brou2h;
Il. market and have been opened
1. these new roads. Immigration
2 y,,c-sd eyery line and branch ex-
IA 80 and south. Stock specula-
s,s having less and less power over
III roonetary and commercial con-
-. The finances of the country
4 sucb a position that / do not
- Wall street can create disturb
.s Il once did. The violent fiuc-
....:.rs IN values of stocks do not upset
h. Sshility Of our banks. We have
~ by the experience of 1878, and
= n prepared for rainy day.
,.,,.s Selioman said. II think, with
shsother. that the general outlook of
- snntry is very favorable to a large
..;.o busiuess among bankers, ner-
i.sss manufacturers, farmers and the
-. Our correspondence reports
IA fsvorably, and loans are coming
~ N us that were sent ont last fall.
49, i large amount of home capital
- snd looking for investment"
~,.1,,s the Conditions or its Charter
v.mrssroy, Jan. 29.-Secretary FIRE.
r.sSnyaen has Submitted to Congress
- Of contracts made between the
J5snch Cable Company and other COM
..s;ss vhich have formed a combina-
~ for the purpose of pooling and di-
Hing the earnings from the cable tele-
.,.nS service. The French Company
ssisrsd the pool in direct violation of
~ oouditions imposed by the Govern
ri when the charter was granted,
shjeh we're accepted by the company.
M we're substantially that the COM
sany should not consolidate or anal
samstA with any other line for the pur-
- OF regulating rates Of tariff. The
s,nsracts submitted to the Secretary
m obtained by Consul General wal
=. IN PARIS, and show that all the com
ranies which have cables across the
idautio have formed a combination
viieh covers every contingency. and
- the minimum rate at two shillings
- word. and remains in force until
hysar 1890.
The Unfortunate Leper.
DIxx, Mass, Jan. 23.-Chas. Derby
r. alleged leper at the aims house. il
Hing alowly but surely. He is kept
mated from all other inmates, and has
= attendant whose duty it is to wait or
n alone. One of his eyes ia com.
1lsisly gone and the other is gradually
tecming 20, everything appearing hazy
= smoky. He sleeps and eats we'll, but
- yoice IL hoarse and husky. He de
dalss his disease is not lsprosy at all
ut Of another nature, contracted some
n 0s seven years ago. He says that hs
y himsslf perfectly familiar with lsp
roey IN all its stages, having been in :
hospital in California. and that in ever,
Instance Il commences on the hand and
= tho little finger. That finger lose
4 nexibility and becomes numb. DIR
1archfeld, a Frenchman, from Wor
aeier, has seen him, and claims that tn,
~ b simply skin humor, peculiar Il
- South Sea Islands, and il curnble
b claims to be a relative of Record, o
hfs hut brings no testimonials will
bm. He says he can cure Derby. Cit,
hysicixn Goodall has charge of tn
- st present.
Death Of a BOstonian.
BoEoN. Jan. 9.-Garfield Learned
1nln9 member of the firm of Learned
nompsom q Co.. publishers of th
nbpisg Lat of this city, died this fore
npan At his house in West Newton, afte
I bsief illness, aged 75. He was tn
Thar Of Amos Z. Learned, of New York
lpot Of the New England Associate,
I'm.
Dreslaential Dinner.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Presiden
IN state dinner to the Justices O.
= Supreme Court on Thursday. Tn,
NJ public reception will be held tomor
N evening.
A Demand.
Tho State Department has made {
hmal request ON the Canadian author
- TOR the return of Hall, tho New
1erey fugitive.
1 wife shoots Her Husband.
Un10i, Mich, Jan. 29.-In BATH
Nsnahip, Clinton County, last Friday
9sn Clark. a farmer. was shot anC
se.nsly killed BY his wife. They have
- toesthsr unhappily for some years
- coming 10 blows. The nurderess
- asrssted Immediately after the
Sudden Death.
MIsMoRE, Jan. 9.-Tucker Carroll,
ssanguished Marylandsr, died h ere
* apoplexy, being found sitting
sA0Alr in his room. He was a first
- q ex-Goy. Carroll, and liueal
odAnt Of the original CAROLS OF
olsown. He led a life Of leisure,
sus most Of his later years in
assline abroad.
n Aavseate Of the Treaty.
sAnMoToN, Jan. 9.-In the House.
AL Of the States. a number OF
vss introduced and referred; also
mocr Of privileged reports were
ed. Among the latter was one
sNMonf, from the Foreign Affairs
ittse, fling his own minority
a EeRatding the joint resolution
reported TO the House by the
seA providing conditionally foi
nmlnation Of the treaty between
,eo States and Hawaiian. Bel
~ 1ses the ground that there are
to the interference oi
With the treaty making power
- ~ n complained of in connection
Gts ueaty are not due 10 its effect
me tact that the Consular and
omcen administering the Law
II incompetent or corrupt. He
- ~ evidence goes to show that
- = s ueasy has been perpetrated
@e most colossial frauds against
;1oe OF the government. In con
/ M1ke.,-.ot suUtutfS u rtSDiUStbf
9ine the President to institute
nate inquiry respecting alleged
- ana report the result to Con
ee9Rests notice to the King oi
= s.aaian = Islands respecting ths
SsAe United States to terminal,
% withheld until the Presi.
~ Snda to the resolution of in
-: me question whether or not
~. g termination shall be giyer
~. I article like that in the Ha
-; uands. treaty. is primarily al
GEv question. The facts requisite
Ek opsr decision are, or should be,
- NON Of the executive depart
- the present case there ha,
EA4 wloencs before the COMMITTEES
EAeS mat ssrions application ha,
E ~, made to the President 20 give
-. provided for by the treaty
ke~l lsvisws proceedings befor,
~ ~ Hes Tor the purpose of show
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