Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

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ouar4s peos1on appr0peisti0ns hsvv
agreed upon bill appropristinR sixky
mhl1ou d0llans, tie am1uat asksd 81
tue Commisioner II Psnnious for ~
next nscal year. The bill win b. Sub.
mffeed % the House Tomorrow. Il 4
snofs ana contains no nsv legislation.
An nnsesessang Arxanssa
WAMrN0rum. Dec. l0.-Mr. q. Rooo.
water. editor Of tho Omaha Bee. 100
made IN inteeeGting sruumens hefors
he Senate Judiciary Commitsee in 90.
position 10 The passage o. fhs Union
Raei6s sixty year sxtension bin. ~
said IL was entirely needless for Con.
greas 70 resort 10 any suoh laQislafion
The earnings Of the road were annie q
inset ~ just liabilities and % psy In
tefsse On actual oost, and even % maks
maeeEiAl peduotiouD FROM time 70 tjme.
II OooGroo1 vsuid pruhibit the psyueni
Of impropee divideoda and eon1sl the
company 20 deyose tie pr0eeeds ar land
soles 10 liquidate iss bonded liabilities.
The proposed sixty years extension
would have the effect Of retsrdina TIE
sales Of the sompany's iauds, and would
thus delay the settlement Of the eouu-
try, which Il was the object Of the Sub
sidy 10 promote.
Ssvei Wsrk Ter he PreasAsns.
A delegation Of C0u9reesmen. headel
BY Commissioners General Morehead. a
the New Orleans Exposition. aud Sena-
tors Lamar and Hamptou. called upon
the President today, and requested him.
IL view Of his inability 20 b present 81
tne opening Of the Expositi0n. to con-
cent 90 open the Expoaition by efeofrio
ity. The plan II 20 clear one Of the
Western Union wires. and % attaoh one
end TO the motive power machinerv Ia
the Exposition. The other viii - ; Ia
nected with the White HOUSE. ana a !
6xed moment, everything being Ia read-
mess IN New OrIean che Preeidsnf. NJ.
rounded By his Cabinet. members a.
Congress, Judges, Gov .rnment o6Icisis
and foreign repreesuta tiVea. vilI nreas
the button il The Ersoutiys Wsns;on
and instantansously set the yast N.
ehiusrv In the Rxooestion in moeion
The President aorsss 70 tske this nsos,.
ositioa under consideration.
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a. moosans o1 Toe noaes COMMITTEES
On o0lna9e. weients and Measures To-
Gay, nspfessnsasive buckner gave his
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=! Dis s1s va spsens oeing desained home
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nexs monosy 70 consider tos Dill.
Oar New Treaties.
The NicaraQuan canal treaty and the
Spanish reciprocity treaty were sent by
tue President TO the Senate today. The
.fesnes visn nswaii and San Domin-
- nave pen signed. and me terms OF
snos0 vi" uuase maia ana San caivador
naso sunasAnsiaaiy oeen agreed upon,
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suss wrsn sne Sniseo otates OF Coiom-
oss s, Ing IsAncasson oI sneee treaties
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lions VIZ sue 9sner amercan powers
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m ; So. leo'ploo'ss treaty W"n we
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treaty.. which relates 10 the int.r. ocssnia
canal, these are Commercial treaties and
thouch differing considerably in detail.
they are all modelled upon the reciproci.
ty treaty with Mexico. The Injunction
Of secrecy has formally been removed
FROM the Spanish treaty, the taxi having
already been published. and Il il NOT
unlikely thas the precedent viii be fol-
lowed in respect 10 the remainder of the
series. Il IL undsrstood that an effort
will be made 10 have these treaties dis
cussed With open doors, bat il 10 doubt
full IL q majority Of the Senators viii
assent.
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rreparasisss Ter the Cholera.
wAsHmorox, Dec. 10.-At . confer
enoe Of the health ofkicerA the Com
uittes on Disinfeotants appointed at
the Sc. Loais CONVENTION presented IN
important report on that subjeet. in
whish Il stated that the most we'll
advertised disinfeesapts now % the
market are utterly unreliable and Do
feotive. States and cities we're then
called on in order for reports stating
che sanitary condition and regulations.