Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-15
EASTERN NEWS.
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f.~sa.'r 80 "a. ro''
eG Their PAY.
To.x. Msrsa lt:--Ine ss ere y;
- [.s.sury hssI dismissed n'e w
- y Re CaaoD House befs' J
p'is fsnds raining shon- IL
sn D-s,.A Railroad Company.
N.yrb .lIL--The TraHse'1gf /,
Sssex =, aa,rnss, iss4, the Atchi-
-: and Santa Re ksllroid
i Z. Isps: .:,tII nth the ~. Louls and
3 sneAsf, - narehassd the Moiave
= frsss.s - soathssn Pacifis in Cab !
So y, q. 81 ,l0t il was annoanes
- = cnly airha obiig stiOn OF "a" :
FR. 4. 60. v4s one nail tos q
4 lis - ne putehase proc, OF Tor I
80 -. CompEny f2lsiOJa year q
> 80 ~ h zill be 4 -urpsiss 20 or 9
e - tsaru whsn this contract Tt5 I
A ssass - uat made public, thres Z
- -.r.ets vsre signed and not Y
81 49, nous Of which. we 6elieve. q
- - s6rantass Of the A. /. a D =
. 2 ~, s7usfaets made ooaoss
= I,9uIs and San Fransis
- ~ traffn previously belong
=. Atrhisol. The seoJud con ,
= ~ optional operation OF the
- - ~ satI Francisco j1intly ,
So Soataeru PsoIie, bat upon ,
- .eb more favorable % the
zss P.eidc than 10 the Atlantic ,
jSssiss. The third contract called /
- gurchass from HUNTINGTON OF
ks0oOO OF the Atlantle and
s,euritiss jointly by the ~.
49, $50 Francisco and the Atchi-
1910 and Santa Fe, and for this
9 isrhi.on has yet TO pay 10000
.ss-, Wsman suffrage step.
-. Conn. March 1.-THE
=, pss,sd today bya vote OF ~ toss
n smfsring upJu women twenty
.,.,rs Of age the privilege OF ciu-
4 - he Cnitsd states OF voting In
s..s.I district meetings. and max
49,. sligible o. any OH 10 the
4 - No property qualification is
-i,sx The passage OF the bill Vas
fAaa the woman sBnra2ists eK
twill hardly 60 through tAs
+. -. IN apy form, though there - a
- ssafiment ia the State In favor
s7s~sng tsxpayinR women and
s.s,s 81 school children 20 vJts on
rsssl nsttsrs.
SNAIL lssiniEraitsa.
q. YonK, March H.-Statistiea of
...s,vrssioo At Cattle Garden sh1E q
sa,ag a Of more than 81 per esnt.
-. January let. compared With the
= uFiod last year. The decline Il
.--,I.lly marked 10 German imnigra
- The steamship 5ervia brought |
=. Wednesday .B4 Immigrants. one
=, 40 Al the same date she brought |
~ Thers IL a slight increase in Gag
- immigration. Immigration IL light
. noW than 10 has been before 81 the
- dsts since Castle Garden vas used
"a landing depot
Tsaisrrevr's Eclipse.
xsr Yoax, March l4.-lhe solar
.licss next Monday Is creating lively
~ IN astronomical circles. Little more
- Tia uppeF halt uf the suns diam
- viii be ooveFe,l by the moon at the
sulst Of greatest obsauFatiOn IN this
=. Al Fort BidWell, Cal, the eclipse
! suunlar; tbs middle Of the annnlar
kase occurring at 9:lk q. IN, according
sProf. Coakley's computation. and one
asate earlier according to ths "Soisnee
Fsshly Aim anac."
a Coed Report
RosreS, M.roh li.--Secretar Btyzrd
Il written l%stsl' 10 Alfred A. Marcus,
4 tais city, 10 rerly 20 one relating 10
arocities inflicted on the jews IN Tan
asf by the Msors. Bsyard says Oon+ai
Nstthexs has furnished the Depart
neat a disoatch yrhsFein be speaks OF
he complaints 10 which your letter 20
lsrS. and adds thai through his tntsr-
ssnsisn the Moorish Minister Ter FOR
den affairs has granted IA audience 10
adsputation Of Esraelites and promised
hem that their people OF DemnA'
should have justice done, aht 10 faiurs
heir welfare would be aitsndcd To-
tn. Bssnaers ps'a't Eike Cleveland
ARKANSAS Orr, kan, March "a. = Tbs
Presidents proclamation was received
AfooRh tue newspapers at noon today
orsat disappointment aud indignation
- manifested among boomers here
40 had expected be would be IN fayol
4 theiF coarse. A meeting was held Il
lhs camp In the afternoon. Over lSJs
soianists we're present. RESOLUTIONS
ssrs adopted without . Dissenting voics
q follows: That In cur opinion Prssi
asut Cleveland has not heen made 30
onainted fully With thu situation, whicf
vs had hoped and believed would b
toa. hegors be made any pablo utter
sno,, aud We YET demand thorsa9t
and speedy investie stion and explana
tiun a. 10 Why settlers are eiected ans
feh sydloatea allowed 10 remain anl
further We condemn tbe misropresent
siiops OF General Hatch IN stating 4
lie Secretary az War there were M
t,espassers nov ia Indian Territory.
We demand OF President Cievelsni
IN explsnation OF the laws and tFsatle
governing said Oklahoma lands, b
which be claims said lands are India
lAnds, and ve itspstiently wait . mos
Peedy reply
be resolutions we're inme.nstei
tsieeraphed 20 the President, Captai
Coach said 70 was 10 be hoped every ma
xoeid remain IN isamp antil an answ'
eaald be recaived. None OF the boon
ere lsft town tods.y, bat 80 arrived, an
tkere Are lsGo heie new.
A Deasie kiiiiug.
sswELL Crrs, Ks, March II. -
hotss thief named Clark killed Fran
Harrington. Toga Marshal, and ~
fatally shot himHeif. near here todt
clArk had been traced TO farm hoa
b. Vie sheriff. The latter. With Ma
saal Harrington lIna tSs deputies, "a
toanaed the building. and Clark n
ffon Il, shootinil as be ran, one o.
Akina ssfe,s Ia Hlarringt onta head "
4 lhs dspasies thea fired. killing Ola
inzsaasly.
naaisna ssAs esAsiai Thtess. as ~
M washinGtsn.
fIHLkxa, Mon. March l4.-Grsat a
skzlness prevails In this city tonight
aeesunt of the disclosure of sos
iAss eo1cesuing certain outgoing
esiAis. The County Commissioner
lsvis and Clark have been In contir
gea session for tee weeks. enzag
ps;neipally 10 examining ths acoeui
IL ". X. Roberts. County freasuf,
khxAnd.r n. Battle, Clerk OF The u
isies ooart. and Probate Judge y.
slsriing. John w. Eddy vas appoiai
tssxAmins the toaks and records OF
bic Probate Jnise. +. T. Sterling. q
report 70 tie Commissioners when .
SANITATION wN, completed. aud Q.
hsynaias Vas appointed 10 examine
klnks and records Of AlexandeS