Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16
WASHINGTON.
"me'a' Yellow Fever iseport-Ald 20 III.
Dfrtitutc,


WASHINGTON, September 70. The
,oloWing telegram was received from
Pensacola
"on The 18th Inst, | Issued 10 the
destitute nbout 400 rnlions, which |
considered was all could do under
w" orders Of. the department. am
Wiably informed Chat II deposit Of
SivVup Is now ~ bank at Pensacola,
subject 70 check al the reserve relief
COMMITTEES. and last night informed
me treasurer thereof thought had
zone all ! could Ut present under my
orders. M new cases and no deaths
among the naval forces.
The pcAtoiiicc department to-day
distributing the new two cent stamps
aud the requisitlan on the contractor
was the largest In number OF pieces
aid value ever Issued In one day. Tue
order was for $3.50, $50 postage stamps
Ll8l $50 stamped envelopes, most OF
THESE being two cent denomination,
and 5,ps3,00l postal cards. The hg-
grognio value Of the articles ordered
was 10000.
Secretary Teller resumed his duties
today,
W. II. Stcver of this city, counsel for
judge Robertson at Louisiana, to-day
iled With. john j. Kpox, comptroller
~ the currency, formal
complaint, setting forth an
alleged violation by the New
Orleans National bank in substituting
It's name for that OF the manager OF
the lottery company In advertisements
which have appeared In various Jour.
nails throu shout the country. Stever
says 1t IL the intention OF his ellen. so
test the question whether or not Il
national bank can lawfully 70 into the
lottery business.
The following dispatch from Iien-
tenant Darlington WAS received AT the
signal Office to-day:
st. Johns, n T., September 18th, -
TO the chief signal officer OF the tIai-
ted States: Stores We're not left at
Littleton Island, because IL was not In
my programme to do so. II was my
intention to establish u depot at ar
near Cape Prescott, and TO the north
ward, ~ recommended 10y Lieutenant
Greeley, and to fill the gaps cauaed by
the Ncp,une's failure 10 get above
Cape Sabine. See .Greeley's letter,
Bcehc's reports aud my instructions.
6b5 rations were letat Upper Nnvllt
by the Y2ntic for my party.
Fart Of thcss met me al
n point forty miles nortl
OF Te.susalx. All have since returned
to the Yantlc, The ultimate result %
any undertaking to SO North nt this
time IL extremely problenatic, and
the chances are ngalnst It's success
ewing To the dark nights now begin.
Ing in those regions, making Ice navl
CATION extremely critical work. Their
IL no safe winter anchorage on thieves
shore OF Greenland betwecnt Discol M,
Pandora harbor except perhaps
North Star buy. In winter quarter
of the sound, however, there Ia Il barr
chance of success, aud II my recon-
mendations are approved Rii
ready and anxious TO make the effort
My plan IL 20 buy Il suitable sealer
take the crew from volunteers from TIN
crews of the Ianilc and Powhatlan
now In this hurhor, and arrange 10
paving them extra compensation
Lieut.. Caldwell toicommnnd the ship
two cnslgns and one engineer to b
taken irom those who volunteer from
! The Same ships also to employ com
petent Ice pilot here. TIE ship mus
hc under Emitted states laws and sui
feet 10 military discipline. believ
nothing can bc done with fonigl
civilian officers aud crew. In IN
event OF not enough seancn valun
! trerlng the remainder are to be enlist
cd here. Commander Wilde Will CON
! municate with the navy department.
! If anything Il to be done ~ must b
I done 1T once.
lslgnedl T.. A. DARLINGTON.
The Corean embassy arrived iron
/ Chicago this morning. They wer'
met al the station by John Davis, frs
assistant secretary of state, aud Lieu
| tenant Mason aud Enaigu Fouflk q
/ the navy. The latter two, who wef
| designated by the president TO extent
courlcsies, were In full dress naVn
uniform, The ambassadors were u
! once driven To the Arlington hofel
/ where rooms were provided for then
4 In house adjoining the hotel IN
! whole house, containing fourteen
rooms, has been assigned To them
/ Nothing lihs been determines
NJ TO their future movements, but they
! will remain here few days ana thei
viii so To New York and probably y
! Koston, returning here when the presi
/ dent Is In the city.
The report of the commissioners .
immigration for the stateoi New on
shows 36J,a1t immigrants lXided 4
/ the mort Of New York from August
! ,8Sy Ia June 80, 1883, inclusive, Tn
IargeAt number landed In any Oh
moi,tl was G9, sos, In May, lss3. NM
the smallest s,Si3, In January OF III
same year.
The duty imposed on the board, ?
returning paupers aud persons ulinpl
To take uf themselves, 10 ports Mher
tley CAME from, has been carefully eN
orcised, aud large number OF unne
slrnhle persons has been sent back.
Commodore English acting socfelar'
of the Macy, hus received the foiloWihl
So. JomSs, N. r., September 10.
Commodore English, acting sectt
tary OF the navy 10 charter nnpthc
foryIen sliip with a foreign crew ~
lie duty of going North at I'M lat
season would simply Invite iresh dls
aster The Pfoteus WAS handled yer,
nnsklllfully and the crew behhve
shamefilly at the wreck. The ehl
must be American manned Hhd on
cered by the navy, aud thorough,
eouIpped. unless winter quarters ca
h. reached north OF Cape Athol, u
attempt would he useless. rms GU
moi be done. Melville bay VIII lac ~
unssnble by October lsi ~ the lisess
4 ship cannot winter ~ Upper, NoVi
nIld cannot Aledgc north from there
rsignedl u. WlLnEa, !.
Commander United Suites s'ieamshi
Yaniic.
sntelda of Virginia Judge,