Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-20

e. iaov bean Transported 10 shis city.
LniiseerI thousand cases have beea r.
CURED n,r the parposs. part IT TIE ex-
Aacli py0oa6iy will be turned over "a
me rmift sonisn Institatioa fer q psr-
maasnt sxhibiti0n.
Bes@ers An Gaue.
The War Departments has .sssfzna =
telegram from Captain Beunsft Of the
Cavalry at Fort Reno, indian Tsrritorv.
stating that Lieuf- StsSeus' Oh CavaIry
has returned from Okiahau. aftsr hsv-
In2 ihorouRhly secured the eountry. No
persons uere found IN Oklahana-
Fhe :. PerfsAseaI CsenAa.1
The Cgmmissionsr Of Agriculture has
iss0eo bulietfn, prepared BY Prof. Ri
iey, EnfamoloRisf Of the Department.
apon the Periodical CBcads,S with 4
view 10 meeting demand for informa-
asa on fhe subleet, and sitA further
visu o. solicitatinR data that viii en-
aras him to more completely map out
me ReoRraphical limits Of the ID and IL
year noroes- The e0lietie. which d Q
Dsmpeiet OF nearly 80 pages, b nov
ready fer distributes.
Arrival 81 the BarthsIai s.asae
kEw YoEK, June I9.-Ths dsy broke
ansFacsoaaiy for the formal welcome of
bartbolctYs great statue Of Liberty.
The day was cloudless aud the rays ef
TIE June sun were tempered BY q gentle
southwest wind. Along the lower river
fronts and the Battery wall great
crowds gathered In the early day. As
the nonning wore on the multitude IN
creased. The scene In the harbor vas
one of tina iiveliest description. Nearly
every vessel, snail and larRs, showed
the tri-eolor and the stars and stripes.
When the vessels that we're 70 escort the
isere 70 Bedioo's Island arrived in the
lower bay she water vas sWarnine With
crafs.s AZ far a. the eye coQId reach
lhens we're vessels without uumbsr,
Every sort Of vessel had been pressed
INTO service by ambitious sight seers.
Soon volumes of smoke were belahinQ
forth from the Tunnels Of the Isere,
whose propeller rsvolved. She was
beaded 10 she direction Of Bedloe's ISL
and. The French man-of-var La
Flora beaded the procession. Soon her
gunneFs opened . salute Of honor By ir-
ING n guns In the short space Of 81
seconds. Hardly had the smoke oleared
from her deck when the United States
man -of-war Omaha replied With q
broadside- Then the Alliance and Pow
haitian fired thsir guns. The guns of
FeTt HadswoTth Numbered out q salute
"a the laval procession passed. Sach
scene was then presented as had rarely
been seen In the bay. One hundred
steamers and yachts, with flying fiaes
and stFeamers, and crowded with pee-
pie, folioged; the music of q dozen
bands fsilowsd out over the water, |
while var ships thnndered and forts re-
echoed With booming guns. The guests |
on the Atlantic shouted themselves |
hoanse. The French officers Of the Isere
stood on the quarter decks bowing to |
The salutss, which they heard on every
hide. all the way up the harbor, until |
The head Of the procession had arrived |
Oh ftedlOa's Island the shores of New
Jersey aud Long Island resounded With
the crash OF guns. IL sounded like q |
battle &c sse without the disastrous at |
tendance and circumstances. When
Ihe anchor Of the IseFe vas lowered and |
bad obtained firm grip there was more
arinG OF oann0ns, blowing of whistles |
and shouting Of people. Bedloe's Isl |
and vas crowded With spectators. Men |
had climbed mp 10 the top of the pedes-
sal and seated themselves on the huge
stones.
Tee Mach whlskey.
B0sTos, June 19.-James r. Tanning, |
famiEiaFly knswn all ovar the country |
- the fnipersonAtor Of "Uncle Tom,r
Dat rOw broken dsvn man. was, az |
Ais ewn request, sent 20 the house Of |
today for six months on O |
shafIge OF vagraney. The old alstoF asked |
hat his deg be allowed TO 20 With him. |
The request was granted.
General Grant.
MI. McGREooR, June 19.-It was after |
10 O'clock this morning when General |
irsnt was aroused for the day. He bad /
siept seii after midnight, aud be dszed |
ihroc'Rh tbs morning. DR.. DcaRias, az
Ter having examined the patient, said /
he Generals voice was audible this
He seems very we'll. Tbs 1
,wellfnr outside seems less and the irri-
Iatioii inside 10 slight. His condition 10
very good. better than . week ago.
think. The change 10 beginning 10 ben
81 him.
Three uundrea streug.
WAsnnsoroz, Jane 19.-In pursuance
of the poiisy adopted BY SeerstoFy Man
ming cutting down expenses Of tbs yari- |
oua bureaus Of the Treasury Depart
meat wherever possible. without detri. /
msnt 20 the public business, three /
hunclred persons employed as store
keepers. gaugefs. etc., Of the internal |
revenue service, have been removed /
since March 20th. The average per /
iiem pay Of these employees was 81.
served hight.
BkLTfNonE, June l9.--Geo. A. Pyers,
convicted OF wife beating, resolved 81 |
teen lashea 80 the hands Of the Shsrif |
today. He Il The first white man whip |
ped IL Maryland for that oasnse.
irhe Bend aud stock MaFkef.
NEW YoKK. June 9.--Government |
bonds quiet and steady, except 4 fur |
ther decline Of Y In sra. The featurs Of /
tetay's sisck market has been the great |
strength displayed by the VAnderbilts. |
The iasarlsat was also unusually attract
I've daring the forenoon, sales for the |
tarst two hours amounting 20 10000 /
sharss, and basiness was a. q rule we'll |
distrHbunsd In small lotsL Az the daY |
wore on the market assumed 9 more |
quiet tone. and before the Close became |
dull. Total sales from noon 10 the |
close were limited 30 1000 shaxesL The |
market opened steady and Ia many |
eases yielded fraction In the hFst |
quariar boar, at which time were the |
lowess pricas Of the day. A break waa |
soon followed by reaction, which |
continued till moon, when the hignest |
pricss were reaehed, an advance fron Y |
% ger cent. Final quotations are gem |
orally y 70 below prices reached At |
midday. but from y 10 IA per cent. |
higher than thsy closed yesterday, |
Ihsns hes been some tAlk today Of . |
between the Pennsylvania |
railfead and the Nes York Central. TIE
% ID said, is for the Pennsyiya-
MIA ~ secure control Of zoe West shore
and thea trade Il 10 the New York Cen
Iral fof tee South Pennsylvania and /
rertain Interests 10 the Reading road,
and thus form . stsong offensive and |
defensive alliance against other trunk /
lines. II is also said that Gould win "a
sor this ashcnas, and hes an ere dfresIt
"a Lascka wnnna ~ his ultimate eastern /
for The wabash. Il b BE-
ieyed BY ssDe that the strength Of the
Ssu York Central and West Shore
sonda h cue 20 purchases necessary -
larry Gus sacA . plan