Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-11


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S~ IL Of 9upervison q EIed1on =
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1921 Caneysaeionsl Distriot ens Re
S.'s5ssrn ard one Isdependens Demo
..ss n Finerty man, for each vo<1nI
...sstsef An appeal from this acttol
..- - On bsbaif Of the Deuocrati
- to-dsy before judge Blsde6tf .
Ee3era1 Court. TIE judo quotes
~ -. whjch proyldes that the ~
.ss..-<5eors for each poiIine pisce shall
- "a af)i6erent political pafs5es,' and
~ <ksf the p,nin differences was th4
s<-s skould Be- Of the leading politics
.s.:<fea rs therefore ruled tsst the lis
~ 6~neryizorx mast be- madeu NJ ex1in
Sr,1v from Republicans AID Demo
- ssusk America. cs@nissssa.
- Yonx. Oct. 9.--Ths south Am.
.-s~-r Commission yisitst Genera
6ssre ~ hi residence for he psrpos.
a ckssiu)uo his views IS 20 the bes'
,...1he.ds Of promoting trzdewith south
4.~~riea. General Grant EAv0 tho his
ss-- ~ ne commercial trozty bstween
4 ~ ~sunfry and Mexico, negotiated b
1870 and senior Romero. De thought
ss~< A SION ~ Congress passed the
.s-Seersxy legislation 10 cary ths treaty
f-Sc $500. tiss trade betweea the United
Sssfes md Mexico would y largely 10
monssd.
wif< Murderer Executed.
pc.r WaxnK, Oct. 10.--Ghas. w. Bot
- 80 az the most noted criminals In
80 6fsfe Of Ohio. son ofDr. Geo. Bot
- ! vealthy physician 81 Columbus,
80 - sxeented as toumbis City.
f.Sisna. today, for the msrder Of Alb
~ nefler. his Young wife, ~ PIerceten,
S.<5~na. september 29sh, lS53.-After
~ Srrsst sor murder Buasr was inear-
'-.~s1ed il Fail st Coiumbit City 70 wait
- fria1. During his o11hnslnent In
~ s. ruceseded in eiIscsng his escape.
ssd az some days vas II liberty. but
~ subsequently, rscaptued. His trial
ceoapied nearly a mofth. All that
reaIsh and influence coud do was dome
u ave hirn from the gai3wss bat With
- avail. Up to last eyeuing Batter
or.osrxsd the utmost Indifference rs to
r. fate. bal when a<gioes were re-
Sulved last night thai the Supreme
Courf and Governor hadsefused 10 in
ssrfsrs Ia bis behalf, be broke com-
rle1ely down and weFt bitterly. He
ssksd for Catholic prest 10 adminis-
~ elirituaI consolation. He walked
eslmIy % the scaffold. He made an in
eohereut speech, deciaiag that those
enoesrned In his CONNECTION wouid be
soryy for Il. Death occurred by stran-
fniefion.
Tke Land sales Of Year.
VAenIroroS. Oct. tO.--The Commits
donsr Of the General Land Office has
unlimited report of operations Of the
Nsoni year ended Jsne 30, 1884. The
snIee. enfries and s&s,tions Of public
lana embraced n, S34041 acres Indian
Isuda. e97, 10 acres. Total, n ,63f no
a. ,nxsass ever the year 1888 of SLOT,
ia sores, and ovei 1882 Of 13,2z2. COS
acres. Receipts fron disposals Of pub
lie lnnds. fl1,s40f93 from Indian
lands, $3.50. 1877. TIDAL, 412,779. I30-an
ibcseass over 1883 of Si.073. 364. and
over 1872 Of "a. 39255O--t0 which il TO
b. sddsd &f0.275 received for certified
copies Of reoords, naking the total re-
eeipls for the yen, $i2, 7S9. t05. The
Commissioner rensws bis recommends
sion that tbs Presumption Law be re-
pealed. and deems il important that
homestead laws b amended so as TO
require proof q nctusl residence
and improvement for two years before
Homestead entry may DO commuted 20
ossh payment. He recommends repeal
ofthe timber culture net, and an act pro
yidinq that lands covered by relinquish-
msnts shalt be ssbject 10 entry iInme-
diAiely upon CANCELLATION al the land
oIIics. There were 1876 miles of rail-
rad constructed during the year under
various grants. The Commissioner suQ-
tests that commission be appointed
70 exAmine and decide upon unsettled
private land claims ii Sew Mexico, Col
oFado and Arizona, aAd recommends re-
establishment Of the boundary line be-
tween Dakota and Montana andYellow-
stone park. Thrty-two cases OF illegal
fencing OF pubic lands have been re-
ported, the area enclosed aggregating
I, 1Sl $50 acres. Twelve cases have been
acted upon aud suits are recommend
I'd 10 eompe removal of fences.
vsry large number OF com-
paints remain nninvtstiqated for
want of facilities. rhe commissioner
nays that the portion Of public lands
still remaining ahould be economical
tor use OF actual Bettlers only. an act re-
serving public lands except mineral and
timber resources, for entry under the
homestead law amendments TO prevent
evasion OF it, wise restriction would be
measure OF meeting this end. In CON-
clusion, The commissioner points out
We necessity u the immediate adop-
tions Of some measure by which mat.
ufAl forests may be preserved NJ head
waters Of important rivers and their
uibntaries, and 10 such other situations
where Their reservation Is expedient
Tor climatic effect and other reasons of
utility. he saws there is no good reason
Why lands worth from $lb TO $leo per
asfe for timber should DO sold Tor $l.25
and " 20 per aole a. at present. and he
favofs withdrawal from sale or entry
under existiuU laws, all distinativeiy
timber lands II The United States until
summation and appraisement can be
made, After examination permanent
umbcf reserves should be established
vhefc deemed desirable and provision
made TOR sale as act less than the APP
praised value OF The remainder.
A she Old wages.
ptIrsnukS, I'd. i0.-The iron mills
y Oliver Bros. and Phillips resumed
snis morning 81 hs old wages.
xedacsisA Withdrawn.
The 70 per cen. reduction ordered by
uhworth, Porser& Co., spike msnufac-
hsefS has bern wi hdrawn, and the
employees continue at the old wages.
In Seed Ceaspany.
NEW YoaK. Oct. i0.--President Ar.
MAR vas In t<0sultation this morning
WIN John ]. uBrien, Bernard Biglin.
~ Y. Mctard, De Witt O. Wheeler, w.
posne, unitst3tates District Attorney
e Root Polir Commissioner stephen
~ French sad Cornelius N. Bliss.
smons the x4itors this morning were
sstphsn b. ktins, VIM. Isanher, Prof.
ugdea Easenis, Marshal Morton
acAlchasl. Schuyler Crosby. J. q.
lamtAfd and Attorney General Brew
49,. The hssideut held a long con
se'sAsion wnA Brewster. The euhject
u.srnSssd, III said, was the rendering
y. we stcsekfyship Of the Treasury 20
uerneiias Miles OF. this eity.
scssiu Of Tobacco.
fkrsRsnuh Va. Oct. l0.-Ths TO-
$500 factor Of Wilson & Mc0ill, one
~ NE large 10 the city. has temper
lily snspensd operations II employs
osef ~ co1ted operatives. Ihe sus-
pension ia a. IN tha sra rr,sv 81 s.,l,sx.s,s,