Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-08

: ..oiiriI u VAST cattle enterprise close Il
3 tue park and secure united forage ane
; immunity for distribution in theil
= tfessp4ss By controlling the park as :
H9te! inosoply; who leave some 200
: acres, embracing 10 every object OF in
terest to tourists and men TO let thei,
; Cattle obtain free pasture of the re-
, manning million acres. The issue is
snail the public or band of spectators
} profit BY the Yellowstone Park. Cover.
nor Crosby then reviews at great
length the plans and alleged pur.
poses of Hatch and his associates.
ana closed By recommending an abso-
iute annulrnent of every unauthorized
lease OF any part of the park. If for
any reason Rufus Hatch and his asso-
crates be permitted to keep hotel there.
ali the abuses that made Nicaragua =
by-word of disgust, will attend such ad-
ministration.
Upon being asked this loren OOH what
ne thought Of Crosby's letter. Saunders
SAID ne had not read it and therefore
had formed no opinion. He assumed a
letter from one of the Territorial Gov
errors entitled TO consideration of the
| Senate, and offered it without perusal
for reference TO his (Saundersj com-
| mission.
An Army.
GAAysOs, Feb.7.-Today the prisoners
| Croft and Neal were removed from Lex
| lngton here for trial under protection of
the state guards, Numbering 100, from
Louisville, Frankfort. MIDWAY. Licking
| ton, Maysville, Winchester and Mount
Sterling. Horses for the artillery and
i mounted infantry We're sen. across the
country. Troops arrived in the ram.
ne prisoners and part Of the soldiers
are GuartereG ct the jail, and others are
| IL the cars.
Not Worried at the Report.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.-Inquiries at
the office of Peter Wright & Sons, agents
for the Red Star Steamship Co, in re-
gard to message found i'll a bottle on
| Bourne mouth beach, elected the infor-
| nation that the Nederland left the deck
| at Antwerp on Saturday last. 1--WE do
not credit the report said mclnber
| OF the firm, for the reason there has
| been no weather on the English coast to
warrant such superstition, and besides
| thli ship is the most strongly built on
the line, and has just undergone a thor
ough overhauling. We are inclined TO
believe some foolish passenger has
thrown tho bottle overheard. as such
| things have been done frequently before.
We are not. ourselves IN tho least con.
cerned for the safety of tho ship.
A MilliOnairc's Death.
WIMNGTos, Del. Feb. Ca private
| cable from Vienna announces the death
OF Samuel Harlan, jr., president of the
Harlan HollingswOrth Company of
this city. He was one of the most
prominent ship builders in the country,
and leaves an estate worth several mil
lions.
An lee Boat Race.
NEW HAMBURG, \. Y, Feb. 6.-E. II.
Sanford's Avalanche won the 20 mile
ice boat race in 81 minutes.
The Academy all Right.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Secretary Chand-
Ter informs the Committee on Naval
Affairs that in his Judgment nothing at
the Annapolis Academy demands the
attention of Congress. He had no
official information OF any trouble. A
resolution of inquiry was thereupon
tabled for the present.
a Vast Immigration.
New YoGK. Feb. G.-The annual re-
port of the Commissioners of Emigra-
ton to the Legislature shows tho total
arrivals at this port last year to be 800
800, of whom all we're aliens but A ,269;
an excess over the previous year of
70,7l7, and is larger than any previous
year. There were l9S,i6S Germans.
%. 76o Irish. over $4,000 Swedes. 10000
English and 27.0O0 Italians. Of these,
5l.000 went to Illinois, $4,000 to Penn
sylyania and 452l to California.
A Rising Market.
BosToN, Feb. 6.-The demand for wool
continues steady and the market is
firmer.
4 Good Suggestion.
HARRISBURG, Feb. Ex-Governor Pat
tison sent his inaugural address to the
Legislature today. He commends the
enactment of law annulling unused
franchises, and calling attention to the
fact that the Credit Mobilier existed on
one of these floating grants of Pennsyl-
vania.
A New Admiral.
WASHINGTON. Feb. THE oonfirma-
ton of Commander Charles II. Baldwin,
30 be Rear Admiral, was made today.
Congressional.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. CATER a short
executive session Morrill, moved to pro-
coed with the consideration of the tariff
bill.
Ferry asked unanimous consent to
take up the post route bill, and said. in
his opinion aud the opinion of the pub
lie. the tariff bill would not pass this
session. and. If the newspapers could be
believed, this WAS the opinion of the
President himself.
Several Senators iQ sisted on proceed
ing with thu tariff bit Rnd Ferry ac>
cepted the saerestfun siAat tho post
route bill iio.1Ser till tomorr0x and the
tariff bill 10 faken up. H~
Beck moved to make the duty on
wooden CLOTHS, shawls and all mtnDtAc
lures of wooksaAa every description id
enumerated ofprovided for. IS instead
of 40 cent per pound, levying the atadi I
tIonal aISsiorem duty of 50 per cent
sherman dksNed substitute for this
paragraph, Recommended by the Tariff
Commission xpaking the duty on
WOODEN cloths, En-, valued at not OK
ceeding 81 per p0eld. 30 cents per
pound and 80 per ceneSad valorem; and
| on tn Mt valued above 81, Is cents per
pound and 40 per cent. ad vslerem.
Aldrich and Dawes opposed the
amendment. and Sherman then modi-
| fled il so as to read as follows: WOODEN
cloths, wooden shawls and manufactures
of wool of every description, made
wholly or in part of wool not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
valued mt not exceeding so cents per
pound. IS cents per pound and 50 per
csntum ad valorem: valued at above 80
cents per pound, 35 cents per pound and
in addition thereto 10 per centum ad
valorem" This was agreed to, and
Beck's amendment having been with
drawn. the paragraph was left in this
| form.
On motion Of Aldrich. the duty on
blankets, fiannels, hats of wool. knit
goods. ard all goods made on knitting
| frames, balmorals, wooden and worsted
yarns. and all manufactures of every
description composed wholly or in part
of worsted, the hair Of alpaccs goat or
other animals. except such as are CON-
posed in part of wool, not specially emu
merated or provided for, valued above
so cents per pound, was made % cents
| a