Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-31
EASTERN NEWS.
-. eEiabema Boomers Again

-. oklahoma Boomers Again
v,rgrr, Ks.. Oct. 9.-Ths Daily Ia |
- in possession of information to
.aaet that the boomers nave again |
-. . movement on Oklahoma For |
- davs past Numbers have been |
- there With teams and provisions. |
80 "a had reached the Oklahoma ais
- an "a the date of the latest aavices |
80 = number OF caitIemen With their |
80 in peaceful possession, bat all |
.s.,.sd harmonious a. between the |
s..ssrs and boomers, With no prospect |
= ,,aoble. From fifty to sixty wagon |
ss.ds Of boomers are daily arriving on |
he ground.
Land Thieves.
O. Ior-ts. O,t. 29-H. X. Pinokney,
.a.,c.d With aiding the ArkAnsss Val
- land and Cattle Company. an E1e
= organization, TO defrand the Gov
.-,o,eu, cot of the larger part OF go 90
%. OF tue pnoli1 dom sin ia B,nt
-sr.ty. Colorado, vas arrested at st
Ts,;s this afternoon. He will be TAX
- 10 Colorado. Pincknsy WAS for
-s,Ix slsrk in the Pueblo land office.
"A be and X q. Bloomfield, N AN a0er
- the cattle company, we're charged
nth ffsndnlently cDnspIrlng 10 acQuir-
a.. land. Bloomtsl vas convicted, |
ssd il uos serving ous his sentence, but /
piackney forfeited his bond and q ID.
s.le Of Jshn MeCuiiough's Effects.
ssw YokK, Oct. 30-Many theatrical
snd other persons attended the sale to
asy of John McCullsugh's wardrobe
ssd stage belongings At 545 Broadway.
Nary AHderson's brother Joseph was
ths.e and bought for his sister crown
vorn by Nacready, which was pur-
samsd by Di IN Is 'nocisault in L1nion,
ssd by him present d to MsCullough.
I. II. Collier was alse present He
bcaRht the play, M stamora," and
nebts $l25. Vim. +. tombstone, of
Philadelphia, bought the exclusive right
% "The Gladiator" for $500, and
sThe Broker Of B>gota" for 500
Most OF the costumes we're purchased
BY theatrical costumers At low prices.
0ply txo sales were 4de for more
han 300. and they were those already
rsfsfred 10 - The Gladiator" and
sMstanora." Large bundles of inci-
deutal music, manuscript plays, prompt
books, etc., we're bought for 81, 81 and
Is. A dagger presented by Salvini to
Mccullough brought $l5. and a " Mao
bsth dagger presented to Edwin For
rest sold for $2l50. Sandals, feathers,
vies. make up boxes, Roman shirts, and
oshes articles used by Mccullough in
6;derent characters which he played.
vsre purchased for little or nothing, as
souyenirs. Ladies' crowded IN the back
psrt OF the gallery. who we're not rec02
nixed a. belonging TO the theatrical pro
fessiop. bid for small articles and paid
cssh. not wishing to give their names.
The first dress in "InRnmar brought
as, and crown worn by Eimand
Kssne, and presented to Mccullough by
Dion Bouccicsait, sold for $45. MIR.
tombstone paid $2i for the olaymore
vorn ia IN aobeIh." The frst dress
worn In "OthelIo." designed by Dion
Bouoeicsult, and said TO have cost
5000, brought only sos. For the SEQ
ond dress in the same play f65 was
raid. The third dress brought $50. and
he fourth 81. A rich japanese cloak,
bfocsded on Grape. sold for $40. Ed
win Y. Thorne paid x25 for the fourth
dress in Richard Ill" Captain Can.
non paid $il for Roman toea. shirt
aad waist. and $23 for a shirt and waist
sorn by McCullough in Virginius."
The proceeds OF the sale will amount TO
sbout 5000.
The civil Service Commission
WASHINGTON ID. O.. Ost. 30.-rhe
Star tonight says 1t Ia probable that ia
the reorganization OF the Civil Service
Commission the chief place will be CIV
On TO Judge Maynard, at present Second
Comptroller Of the Trea7ury
ID Ia said at the Waite House that the
vacancies on the Civil Service Commits.
sion will not be filed until after the
President returns from B1ff 40 on
Wednesday or Thursday next, and that
no app ,in,ments a. Commissioners have
yet been determined upon.
Second Comptroller Maynard SAYS
that no plaos on the Commission hes
been offered him. and that he has no
aspirations vhAtever in that direction.
Education In Alaska.
The Commissioner of Education has
Informed tae Secretary of the interior
that he has been dilieent in perfecting
arrange menss for the education OF chill
drsn Of school age In Alaska without
sefereuoe to race. Two schools have
bsen established, one at Stkt, and Que
d yuneau, aud the reports received IN
disats favorable progress. de rec nm
nsnds the establIs1msnt of schools at
Fort Wrangei. Jaakssu, b ,yd, Fort Va
kou, Kaskokwiu. and additio AL schools
q SitkA and Juneau. fns reoImmen-
dssion has bean approved by tns Presl
dent.
what the Order Means.
II 10 said at the White House today
hat the executive order Of the PrsSi
dat giving notice that he will hereafter
decline to see persons seeking OH iial
appointments aud their ad 100 ties, aud
Knitting to certain hours sn Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays the tims when
BE- Will grant interviews on other public {
matters, does not mean that appoint
ments are TO be- lessened. but IL intended
b direct those who desire personal in
tsrvievs with the appointing 20 yer TO go
10 the proper heads of departments,
whose recommendation auide the Pres :
tdent In bis appoiutm auts. These re- ,
eonmendations. Il is said, have In the ,
past been invariably observed, and the {
irtsrvievs With applicants and their
fflends have consumed almost the entire {
time Of the President and have been Of
no uss TO him Or them.
he Operations OF the bureau OF La
ber Statistics.
WASHINGTON, Dot. 30.-Iu his first an l
nual report 10 the Secretary of the In
tsrior. upon the operations OF the La I
bof barean since its establishment,
Oommissioner Carroll ID. Dwight begins
WITH q statement OF the organization
q the Bureau. and review Of the line {
o. policy outlined for the coaduot OF its I
INVESTIGATIONS. The principal feature I
Of that policy sas a refusal to recognize
parties; Ia order that the Bureau should
- disconnected frsm politics. from de-
psndence uson orgsuix atoms, whether {
wofkinemen or OF employers. and
non the support of economic theories.
ndivsdnal views or class interests. The
commissioner believes that this policy
- generally been approved through.
oat Tie country. The Investigations
oeuined related 20 questions OF indus
VA depression. Involving q study OF
seeif character, their causes. and
snetoes a. 20 daratiou, severity and
snodscity, they are all alike in the
eteas producing countries. such an
msesti2ation included the question of
~ innasncs Of Impressions on the cost
uv'nc. the extent 20 which industries
- involved, the cost OF production ss
Iaaseced by the use OF machinery and