Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-01
EASTERN NEWS.
rrrHx NATURALIZATION
.ass signal service

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.-,s, Cea.s signal service.
n-orox. Nov. 30.-In regard to
sars .s,,;ee on the Pacific Coas.
- Oncer makes she following
- 49, The officer on duty on
es..;se Coast was relieved from dnty
- 60 Ii place Is 10 be immediately
~. oa,csher officer from here. The
- y i onIy temporary, and indi-
sspese.i h. made frsm this office
$50. arrival Of the new officer at
- ,saciseo, when the service wiz oe
ss and indications made from
..sfnsciseO as heretofore.
,rxrnxs EXPLANATIONS.
-o-ox. Nov. 30.-A reporter
y. signal office today 70 lears
So In the sudden suspension Of
- 80 ,d,cations on the Pacific coast,
sss'1a AFFIRMED that the suspension
I'd s,y oply. Lieutenant Glass
Y tss Signal Corp, who has been
y -. kere for some time. viii De or
9 esy ssn Frapcisco, 10 take charge
xfso .. .;fc Coast division, and until
y 80 s II, new post, the indications
- besu suspended. Some time
nsS ascidsd 70 make the Poetic
VIZ s;vision By itself for weather
- 1000. and Lieutenant Craig. who
s.,,oosd here, vas placed IN charge
~ - S;,isiou. With headquarters at
ar,c;seo. Not a great while ago
:. s.lisyed from duty on the Signal
-. a his Own request, with view
N,.s..s ia regiment. His relief left
~ Il san Francisco in charge OF
- sergeant, who continued the
n vss found, however, that be
s.,sI, M TO the requirements OF
- important duty, and II Was de-
- -, !, !. snsoepd the Pacific Coast indi-
- - untll more competent officer
sd aks charge.
A Closer watch.
r,.vroros. Nov. 30.-With the ap-
- a Secretary Lamar, General
Isk,s.op. Commissioner OF Railroads,
.ssss promulgated rules for a system
ssd,n reuorts to be submitted by the
"a Grant railroad companies. The
-sslstioos will be principally upon the
.sises o. net and gross earnings and
: ,sIsiisu 10 advising him OF the pro-
...S;nss Of stoekholders' and directors
s.ssines. They are quite elaborate
al apparently Of the most stringent
s14faotef.
,.x,ss freubles In the Southwest.
v,mrsros, Nov. 30.-Adjutant Gen
,,s T)umn has received the following
.Issrsu from Gen. Crook: Sanchez
sgasht into Fort Apache last evening
a Sss1 of one hostile named Ogare
Os.Iab. He also reports that the hos
- are killing all the White Mountain
I,dlsns they can fad scattered over the
,r1rystson. Il seems probable that up
: ,bis time they have killed IL women,
, childrsu and men and boys. The
wits Mountains threaten retaliation.
f,s Cbirioshaas are remaining on the
rssrystioss, bot these are close to Fort
ipsshs and are carefully guarded. The
Indians On the reservation are very
nush aroused and several parties Of
coats and tsosps are hunting hostiles.
All The Indian camps have been notified
and there Il reasen 10 hope that more OF
he hostiles will be killed"
ne Public Debt.
Wuau0ros, Nov. 3O.--It 10 said at
be Treasury Department that there has
hsen Al increase instead of the usual
isefsass In the public debt during No
pnbef. The receipts have been light
nd The disbursements unusually heavy
Payments on account Of pensions alone
snsans 10 about $ll 100000. The De
nrsnsut statement will not be issued
antil Wednesday.
The issue Of standard dollars from
he mints during the week ended Nov.
oh was $3.50 1884.
Arrested for Land Frauds.
DEsvKR, Nov. S.-John O. Turner,
Frank Hurst, Hugh Ryan, Alonzo M.
Wells and James Dormsn, FIVE Of the
nventsen meu Indicted at Omaha for
and frauds In Nebraska, were taken to
Omaha this evening, by Deputy United
,tstes Marshal Allen. Seven more will
,rcbahly be arrested tomorrow. They
Ire all prominent citizens OF Denver
md some srs large property owners.
4 Stretched Grant.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 80. Commissions
PARKS of the General Land Ofhse has
TO Secretary Lamar tina
h request the Department of Justiot
b bFisg suit 10 SGT aside the patent FOL
10 grant known AZ the korta Mader'
Da Preside. The patent was issued
ut year. and although the grant II
limited in extent tia
zudlns some 5000 or 1900 sores), IL IL
bid 70 be of great value owing to it,
doss proximity TO San Francisco. In
zplssation OF his reasons for making
10 Recommendation, the Commissioner
nd: They 1.-THE pAtenteesl have got
sofs land than the grant called for.
nink IL 10 very plain that the grant does
,os call for the amount they got. | dc
BOT think can say there was any fraud
q d, bot perhaps there was sharp prac
nca They contriysd to spin oat I
lsasue Of land 10 good deal more-ir
he, 70 several leagues. Ny action 10
nconmending the suit Is to reduce the
patent 10 the amount Of the grant. sd-
hitting that the confirmees were enti-
We'd 70 certain quantity Of land"
Heavy suit.
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 30.-Sait was en-
sfsd today by the District Attorney TO
lhs United States against John Led
IAfd Hedge TO recover $4&i, 200, viii
interest from May q, 1875. The ac
Voc u based on an account with Mr.
hodes a. former PAymaster In tn
United States army.
4 Wise Glass.
hlsoyxn IN. H., Nov. @.-Au In
formal ballot at q meeting Of the Dart
mouth senior GLASS for commencement
faiof resulted: Hon. James q. Balm
y; GsnsrAl B. Y. Butler 8; James Rus
I'll Lsvsll 8
Appointments.
MAsurxuroS. Nov. 9.-The Presideu
nsds ne following appointments 70
aAv; John O. Thompson, Of Harrcds
esfE No, 10 be Surveyor General o
sycmine, vice John J. Medium, re
ned. To be registers of the lan'
~. David Webb, Of Cevineton, Ind,
asat Lake City; Frederick A. McDon
q ureeou, at the Dalles, Oregon
eee receiver Of public moneys, VIM
vsnafd, OF LawrenceviIle, at Cheyenne
xyouiaq.
Aseaieness frem CemuatsstsneF
SPARKS.
HlsHNoroS, Nov. 3O.--Serious mis-
spssknsations Of the scope and par
- Of ths recent order Of the Commis
seesf of the General Land Once re
ssina timber depredstions havinI
scanned curreacv in MANY quarters