Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-25
" WASHINGTON.
4 Washington scandal.

W hsHINtlDS- \ pfii o. fDIpt,-s IN 2
family &c .upying hign soci Il station.
which have been on tle tongue If =
sip for some time, todt. took t.ugibis
shape in \ sult for divorce brought by
Helen Marshall Carroll against Slrancl
,. 4 rroii, VI lor General on the retIred
lIst Of the United States army. The
charge Is adultery with notorious NO
man of this city. fhe p,t.tio ~ states
Mat they were married at st. Louis on
September 3. lSJG, by the Rev. Dr.
Schuyler, her maiden name being Helen
Bennett that sine, the discovery of
tu.se otienses, for the sake of her chill
dren and the hope that be would ab,n-
don his vicious habits, she remained
with him: bus hIs conduct has been
daily growing worse, and therefore So.
s-eks the protection of the law. The
parties to tie suit are well known in
military circles throughout the c1pntrv
Gen. Carroll having reached Z high rank
dnr.ng the war, ard Mrs. Carroll being
closely related To some Of the mos. DIS
tlngU'shrd oaicers of the service.
s"i'"m'. Interstate Commerce RtII.
WASHINGTON, April - The Senate
Committee Oh Rail gays unanimously
agreed To report with few minor
amendments the bill prepared By Sen
ator Cuilpun to establish d, cbiumlss
to Regulate inter st lte cuuuerce aud
for other purposes.
Hoseerans Bill.
The bill to amend the revised statutes
relating to merchandise in the United
States Iublic stores or bonded ware
houses, introduced by R,secrans. pro-
vIdes that 'All merchandise which NAV
b. dspo-ited III a pu hllc or bonde- ware
house NAV be Withdrawn bv the owner
tor exnurtatlon to a foreign country. or
may be transtiDped to any port on thu.
Pacific or west coast of tue United
states At any time before the expiration
of three years from the date of the
o lgIuai Iinp,rtation of such goods. on
at the Pacific or western part to
be- subjected 10 the same rules and regu.
latlons as If originally imported there.
Any goods on which duties have not
beeH fully paid rrmaipIng IN public
store or bonded Warehouse beyond three
years. may bs regarded a. Abandoned to
the government"
Woman suffrage.
The House Committee on Judiciary
the right of suffrage II WON
ell. Tho adverse majority report WAS
prepared by Mayberry, aud SAYS. in
part " 10 permit the entrnce of polit
ical contention INTO u home wonld be
either useless or pern!ciouI-useles less, If
man and wife agree, and perniclous if
they differ. In the former event, the
volume of ballots alone would be IN
s.F .za.I al,
the latter, the peaca and cnntentment
of home would be exchanged for bed
lam Of pIliti al debate. and would be-
come tn" scene Of base and demoralIz-
ing intrigue.
Dorshritner, while concUrriug with
tbs ,nalOrIt, In recommending that the
matter Oe lad on the table, says q"
think ii probable that the interests OF
society will soon require that woman
should have the right Of suffrage. and
am not willing to say more than that
the present IL hot an opportune time
for tho submission to the States of the
amendment"
correspondence from the state
Department.
The Secretary of State sent to the
House today. IN response 10 the recent
all correspondence on file
n the Department IN regard to the pro
Dos, sale of the American College In
Rome. The principal features aud re-
,ulis of the negotiations upon the sub
i CT are already known, and most of the
etters and reports have been published.
The following Is a copy OF a letter from
Archbishop Carrlgau To secretary Ere
inVhuyseu, Writing upon receipt of the
news that the college had been tx
'mpted from sale:
New YORK, April l.-Hon. fre'irricl.
tyeiinghuyssn, Secretary gf state. Wash
iHgfoH. u. T.. In the name of Car
iinal McCluskey | have the honor 10
the Receipt of your favor of
Lhe 18th utt., which CONVEYS the graft
fvIun intelligence that the American
lnliege IN Rome has been exempted
from the sale pending over the property
II the propaganda. His Eminencs
begs to tender his sincere thanks To his
tho President, 10 Yourself
and To MI. Astor. Minister Resident At
Rome. for the very courteous, prompt
and etfecacious interest taken IN the
matter. Besides expressing hlI own in
for the good oil ,es of the
Government so kindly and 81 success
fully interposed, the Cardinal NAV also
IN the premises make him self the inter
prefer Of tho gratitude of the other
Bishops of the Quilted States As we'll rs
he entire Catholic pn tulation.
Nj. \. CARRIGAS.
Coadlutor Of the Archbishop.