Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

I1gIO'een0 n the internal arrange
nsiits vii be made. The clerical foros
VII remain 90 duty during the s7nnsr.
Assistant Private Secretary Pradeu a ia
eoatRe- The President will alvavs be
" teisgrsphic communication with the
WHITE House, aHd will In thas vsy a.
.end 70 al matters requiring action on
An rnwtse Pardon.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 10.-Police Lieo.er-
ant Alcnael Mullen was today released
irocn tue county jail, full pardon hsT
lnR arrived from Washington, signed Nv
freiidsnt Cleveland. Mullen lad charge
OF tee Hammond street police district
a. sas Presidential election last Novsm
per, and he was convicted of having
ioczed % In the station house ever one
hundred colored men the night before
zoe election They we're detained until
aIter .. N. Of election day, vhsu they
we're released. No charge was entered
against any Of them. Mullen was con-
vlct'sd In the United States Court for vi
oistlon Of the federal election laws, and
sentenced 70 one years imprisonaent,
vhioh began January Sd. The pardon
gave an grounds for the action Of the
fresfident. general good reputation Of
toe prisoner; the fact that the applica-
ton was signed BY many frat class citi-
zens; that Mullen probably misap
pretended his duties, and various other
reasons.
aRserestisx Csmmi.siaa Report.
WAsHrsGrcE, Aug 10 The commits
south America 10 thu interest of oom.
kEx4a =. -
United states, haa made reports on its
visit 10 EsusdoF, Venezaela aud Gaats-
Enala. No reports on the visit 10 Brazil
and tho Argentine Republic have been
Submitted, and 10 IL understood that
Rome will DO made. The return of the
commission 10 Washington vas made al
the photographic request of Secretary
Bayard, who asked the members TO Be
home by july LIST last. The commission
said it found the President of Ecusdor
rather disincliRea 70 recipfoeity trss-
~. because b government needed rev.
enues from imports and because other
countries bay more goods from
Ecuador than the United States, which
IN that respect stands 9th. The tariff
Of Ecuador was to be revised soon, how-
ever, and he would suggest reduction Ia
the duty on kerosene. la regard 20 the
adoption OF a common silver coin for the
Central and South American States and
the United States, be said bis country
vas not working its silver mines, and had
no silver to coin. He favored Q
commercial congress of the countries
mentioned. and went on to say
that one Of the great obstacles 20 COM
meros with the United States was the
high freight charges, the carrying trade
beinf, pssotioally q monopoly, and init
mated thai II the United States would
establish line of coasters with equits-
BILE charges no other coast vessels would
be allowed TO trads at the ports Of Eoua
dor. The commission found that q
treaty with spain. Ecaador's largest
customer, vas being negotiated. The
commission hsiisves that BY the proper
methsd the United Stat . can gain prac-
teal control Of the trade of this coun-
try. The commission reports that Il
va. received by tue President OF Vene-
zuela and his Cabinet, and its suggea-
lions wore received as matters Of mach
import, hat that the Venezuela Congress
was soon 10 convene and he desired NOS
20 be hampered by promises, but said
thar he would soon communicate With
the uoited states Government on the
sabjssts referred 10 In addition, Cen
erai Hlanoo was In Europe for the par-
pose of negotiating treaties.
10 the report ON the results of the
visit 10 Guatemala Is embodied oom
municstion from the Minister of For
siga Affairs in relation TO q msmoran
dun Of points for consideration sub
mittei by the Commission. IL con
cltideB as follows: The Government
Of Guatemala Is thoroughly convinced
of the necessity of more intimate rels
tions between the United States and IL,
and accepts gladly the manifestation
made 10 it of ths desire Of the Uoited
States to lend Its moral influence in
case Of necessity 10 prevent European
interference in Amcrioan affairs, and
considers that sach influence and atti-
tude uill be very Important and Of much
oeaefit. The Governmsnt of Guate-
mala is disposed TO arrange, and IL has
il, treaty Of reciprocity drawn 90
AZ TO produce the greatest possible
bsneht 10 the greatest possible humber
Of inhabitants Of both countries" The
minister alludes TO the terms pro
posed In the memoranda, but re-
serves the privilege OF hereafter stat
ing In detail the articles TO be included
on both sides, provided that among
thoee articles produced by Guatemala
10 be received free into the United
states, sugar shall be included The
letter adds that Guatemala favors q
summon ooin Of the value Of the gold
dollar. and that nation would gladly
Join ~ international congress. and cos
cludes by saying that the consolidation
Of the Central American States wonld
prove Of great commercial advantage all
around.
Alnsess a eenaenarian.
RoUExsrEA. N. Y. Aug. lu.--Samuel
Ailsrten, of Newark, died today, aged
- ysai.s, q months and daya
shss aad Killed.
NEW YoaK, Aug. l0.-Wm. b. Her
rick, q liciuor nserchant, vas shot and
killed In bis residence this afternoon
His ss.spe0n has been arrested on sas-
pieion Of committing the murder.
ne Marrsea q muraeress.
ERrz, Kas., Aue. i0.-Mrs. Frankie
Morris, who was yesterday found Roiit
OF the murder OF her mother. Gas mar
riad last evening 70 Harry ID. Copeland
Of Wiehira.
A Connp1Reey AEafnst tne Faothe &ks
posed.
Nav Yosx, Aug. 10.-The following
cable ssrrsspoadsnes 10 sslf.explana-
tory.
Nunxnpuno, Aag. 10, 1855.
d. H. BATES, President b. q o. Tsie-
graph Co, Has Ysrk: Received through
Mr.. Fender, the following from Mr..
Field, vho sailed Suddenly Saturday for
America:
I.oxpox, Ale. 6. 1885.
Cvrns w. Fssi3 20 Mr.. Psnder; Rus
cell sAgs wants 10 know the best terms
that Gsrrefs viii ell his lines eutriehf
for naoney. and II be will not cell out-
right, what terms would he accept on .
pooliniy OF agreement on fair basis.
Mr.. Field suggests thai both compA-
nies agree 10 advance a. cnce, keepinR
saparais, hat under q fair and bindinR
agreement. Mr.. Fender has wired him
al NV request a. follows;
FrnLpA srKAhxs AT QUEENSTOWN.
Auausr 3. 1855.
To Pisld, Sissssr. Qss<ssso,ss:-Hase
delivered your message 20 Gar
ret, Who requests me 10 Telegraph