Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23
eksTERN NEWS.


=. T<>rrs. Nov. "a. The sfx1h dsy,s
- - The National CatfIemon's
--<ioa began about 100 this
s-e. The ChairuAn Of tho Com
....s a Resolutions reported favor
~ rsaoInfion with references to the
80 lvinQ between the S8th merid-
~ - Sierra Nevada Mountain.
s-~ memorial upon Congress for
- permitfinQ eaftIemen 20 lease
1.ssi a tracts Of suitable sixe for
~ The preamble Of The resoiu.
~ - forth that under existing laws
:ss Inrurs II ranchmen 10 that section
.l ~ made secure, henco ranch
- sre not safe 10 proceedinR With i'm
-<sneofa which would result in dou-
- q trobIing the wealth OF the cat
q. inisres1s, - 4 70 not now safe 70
- vsll4 build reservoirs. OF take
.s5sr sssps 20 redeem tho lands from
.s5scoess. Il il not proposed 70 die
sx - existing homestead OF pre-emp-
S.~ lrws. bot to reserve all rights 20
..s'Iss1 nnder these laws. Il b gro
$3.50. however, to except California,
- md Oregon from the provisions
~ oeopoosa act
1~Sas wallace, Of Colorado, from the |
- 1ommittee, presented minority
- ouposing the resolution a. q |
1870 Is the interest Of large owners
:. - creiudice Of small. and ons that
@u1i3 vork . Substantial repeal Of the
S~so6oead laws.
SSs majority report vas thsn adopted |
y Z Isrce majority. An afnendmsnt |
= shsn passed by which the Terri |
.~jssof Idaho and Utah we're exempted |
,r~r the provisions Of the resolution.
4 ssSoluti0n introduced By Rain. Of |
niseouri. urging that she Burezu of |
fcina Industry be pat under the |
1870 Of expert veterinarians. was
s1soSsd.
"a motion Of Lane, Of Texas, the
a<rka q the Convention were extended |
= ~ oitizsns of st. Leuis for their /
"a enssrtainment.
~ Convention thea adjourned sine
rs wanted 10 Paint the Tswn Ned.
ssrzxAH, Tex Nov. 2I.-J. w. Aiken
"A his con Joseph were killed this
ognise IN pitched battle with the
nwif and posse. DR.. Barnes. who
- With the Aiken party, was wounded,
III not seriously. Officer Milton, Of
~ Rose, was shot through the left |!
koo1t. The Aikens attempted 10 Apaint
~ town red and when called upon by
0dosr Milton to surrender. began hos
tiiiisA
seape 81 the Murdereus Apaehes.
6Ar Antonio, Tex, Nov. 2l.--Lisut.
\ kzalcsfon, who was ordered Ia pursuit |
d the Apaches who raided Preside
nunty, tonight teIegraphed the result
d the scouting TO General Stanley.
farmer Petty was shot three times, and |
IL vita was outraged and murdered.
1hrte children were found butchered.
1bs Indians we're trailed TO where they
creased the Rio Granae into Mexico.
Ragieston gave up the pursuit at the
flsss. IS the reciprocal treaty for the
ofossinR OF troops has expired. EQeie.
sian believes that II he could have fol-
Ipxed up the trail on the Mexican side
he oould have 0vertaken the Indians.
General Stanley has written 10 the au-
shotities at Washington, urging an I'm
MEDIATE renewal Of the reciprocal treaty
win Msxico.
Gold Csin.
kxw Yoax, Nov. 22.--The steamers
Neffa md Oder, which arrived today,
bsouRht $l09, 900 In gold coin.
a Wait "a cleveland.
Vice President elect Hendricks left |
ibis morning for Albany, accompanied
b United States Senators German and /
}onas and Messrs. Barnum and Thomp- |
son. oil Of the Democratic National
Committee. After call upon Gov |
amor Cleveland the party will return |
y this city. A large representation Of |
he Cleveland and Hendricks Clubs Of /
ihs different Mercantile Exchanges |
ssnt on the same tram to pay their re- |
psots TO Governor Cieveian1.
Sporting Men In Dimeuiay.
Richard X. Fox, proprietor OF the Po-
ln Gaxsfts. William II. Harding. sport |
iae editor, and Charley johnson, pro-
pfietor Of Brooklyn sporting house.
esfe arrested today on bench wsrra nts,
having been indicted for aiding and /
lbstting Ia the Sullivan Greenfield box
nc match. They gave bail. Warrants
~ out for other sporting men.
weekly Bank staaemeas.
Reserve increase. $2,77i,525. Bsnks
nov hold $40. AGO so in excess Of legal
zquiremsnts.
4 Reply 60 Hatten.
Dn MONIES, Nov. 2i.-Mr. Clarkson,
sditor Of tho State Register, aud Iowa
nsmher of the Republican National
Committee, has sent TO the editor Of the
chicago Tribuae the following letter In
Nply 10 the letter Of Postm .ster Gene
~ Hatton, sent out by the Associated
Pres today:
DIS MoNrs, Iowa, Nov. 2ist.
have read the letter, or telegraphio
eopy Of u, this day, addressed to You by
". Hatt0n as President Arthur's Post
naztsr General. la IL he juggies With
hs lspts, and by saying he did not him
~ issse the order which kept the New
fozk Post Office open on election day,
md prevented several hundred Of the
slssks from voting for President, tries
hsecape the responsibility before the
eoansry OF having used part Of the
p9er OF tins administration In helping
defeat Mr.. Blaine. The truth Is that
ne order was issued by Mr.. MARI, the
IN! Assistant Postmaster General, or
~ HAGEN, the Second, but that Il was
ene BY Mr.. Hatton's order. He very
nsevdly says In his clubbing letter TO
po that no such order was issued by
syseif" That may be. The signature
~ she signature Of Mr.. Mari or Mr..
naien, the subordinate, bat the order
20 u was the order Of Mr.. Hatsou,
~ principal. That Mr.. Hatton knew
y we order. and that he was RESPONSE
- !or u, there IL not the least doubt.
~ inends at New York, his Republi-
gmpathizers in his desire for the
est OF Mr.. Blaine, did not deny this,
~ ave a. the explanation Of ID that
~ "! on the last postal appropria-
y. pull, providing that election day
'sslo not be holiday, compelled him
=. nse sue order issued, and that his
1uon had been called TO the pfovis-
10y We Democratic chairman Of the
y. committee on Appropriations.
A. nation does not pretend 10 say
~ g .eieeraphed the Postmaster nc
~ aofk from Washington Suggesting
~ Me post oflice employees be allowed
ss. lite 70 vote, but that he only tele-
$500 vat valuable suggestion to Mr..
voiie the Acting Postmaster
u washington was left 10 send |
~ ns could under the orders Of bis
~ even by the latter before he left |
r.sp.ai, dispatch 10 the mugwump |
s..ssser al New York, which that /
l. ooaid call secoud order not to /
a. poet ONCE be closed, which Hat |
n. eia afterwards claim was permis.
a. ~, We employees 10 vote. IL was |