Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-20
WASHINGTON.
The Coach Catanr

The Coach Cetsay.
HAszIssTOS, March 19. a tslegrarn
- the War Department frous General
Hateh a. Arkansas City says: afhe
Coach colony, about 500 in uanb-r.
epntlnas IN camp, and they say they do
not intend 20 disbAnd. do NOT believe
they VIII aitemps 70 enter the Terri
tory"
Considered BY the CabIart.
IL u understood that the Csntrai
American question vas considered by
tue Cabinet today.
The Nas,.
Secretary Whitney has declined TO
take action apon the report Of tue Ad-
Flsory Board recon nsnding the accent
anee OF the new dispatch boat Dolphin
until be has had an opportunity TO ex-
anime tue contract and all the details
OF the vessels construction. The Sec
Rotary has also ordered the Taliapoosa
70 os pat II repair for regular servies in
stead OF Tor the transportatisa Of gov
eminent freight and passengers
The Archbishop and the President.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-Arehbishop
Gibbons, of Baltimore, called At the
EIecative Mansion by appointment this
afternoon. IN company with k. Il. Aer-
rlek, aud VA by thu latter presented TO
President Cleveland, Who received them
IN the Blue Parlor. After a pleasant
oonSersatlon of half an hour. the Arch
bishop took his leave, Feseiving from
the President cordial Invitation 10 re-
peat tie call.
treaty RaiiaeaIIsss.
WASHINGTON, March The Senate
IN executive session ratified the treaty
With the kbedive Of Egypt and the con
VentIon relating to boundary lines be-
tween this coEntry and Mexico. The |
treaty With the KhediVe extends 10 the |
United states commercial privileges |
which Great Britain enjoys The treaty 4
made with Mexico recognizes the prin- !
eiples Of international laW 10 the settle /
ment Of disputes which may occur over /
the eh angling Of the bed of the Rio |
Grande river.
This sounds Ike BusiRess.
WAsHISoTos. March lg.-Rear Admit /
raj JznDette, commanding the North /
Atlantic squadron, today telegraphed 1
Commander Clark Of the Alliance at 1
New Orleans instrueting him to proceed /
TO Carthagena aud Baranquilla, United |
states OF Columbia. and protect Ameri- /
can interests In that country during the 4
present disturbed condition of affairs. /
The dispatch informs Clark that vessels /
belonging to American citizens which 4
have been seized by the insurgents with |
out compensation NAV be fOreibiy re- 1
covered, and says the United Maedalena /
Steam Navigation Company of New /
York has called the attention of the /
Secretary Of State 81 the seizure of their |
steamers by armed force.
Mere Appointments.
A numbsr of nominations were sent 1
to the Capitol To-Day. but arrived after |
adjournment. IL is understood that .
they consisted Of appointments IN
der the State Department., bat PARTON
lars we're not disclosed. Prominent |
Tennessee Democrats assert. however. |
that ex-C0ngfsssman Atkins Was named /
In the list as Commissioner of Iudisn |
Affairs, and IL II rumored that John B. |
Scott of Indiana was named for the |
position of Public Printer.
4 New senator.
Ephraim X. Wilson. senator elect |
from Maryland, Was sworn in today.
a New Commissioner.
Mr.. Miller will take formal possession |
OF the Internal Revenne Bureau to- |
morrow.
The Labor Question.
WAsHIs0roS, March Iy.-CarroIl ID. |
Wright, Commissioner of Labor, rec |
omnends that three special agents be |
sent TO Europe for three 10 i've months |
and that eight or ten such agents be !
appointed for the United States to ia
vestiRate the labor question in all it's
various ramlhcatious. The suggestion |
meets with the approval of Secretary
Lamar.
The REaEen geuEt Martial.
In the court martial today General |
Haz ans friends manifested their SYM !
patny With HIM, no, only by their pres |
enoe, but by loading the table at which |
he and his counsel sat with baskets and |
bong acts of CHOICEST flowers.
Judge Msckey opened the argument |
for the defense, aud IN discussing the |
eadOrsem ant of the Secretary of War |
upon the letter Of General Fl Azsn said |
that such was the heat and temper of /
the Secretary Of War UPON questions /
relating 20 Arctic wark that even upon 1
the sabjece OF Toe, upon the question of /
an iceburg. the honorable Secretary |
could not keep cool"
The court declined 10 hear further |
Arguments upJn the subject Of the en-
dorsement. Judge Msoksy protested /
aQains, the decision. the protest was |
entered aud the ooarI adjourned.
Recognized.
wLsHISSros, March 10 The presi
dent has recognized Feiyss A. LABodie
~ Consul of Mexico at Nogaies, Arizona. |
and L. W. DsLion as Consul Of Chill at
Port Townsend. w. 4.
The weather.
WAsBlSdroS, March ~. For the Pa.
siIic Coast fair weather.