The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-31
(1SHINGTON NOTES.
morris Of the Various De-
y partments.
,r YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Ill service CommissiOn-More
PC considerable Adulterated
Tea.
YELLOWSTONE PARK.

III service COMMUNICATIONS
lls - .t,,.sters-No Adulterated
washington whispers.
,rseroS, October 30.-Secretary
ing made a decision to-day which
Injected viii settle the large exist
#garence between the producers
eianorters of rice. 1t is in effect
tbe rice imported by the Fowler
company. OF New York, per the
% hin Ellie. on January 30, shall be
- as the standard of assimilated
's'4s. onr dutiable at 20 per cent. Gd
= =, This standard is taken as the
\. If a compromise between the
= cowers and the brewers.
THE YELLOWSTONE PARK.
rb. Secretary of the Interior has re
-. -. : report of Superintendent Wear,
,.Ss Yellowstone National Park, upon
= oooduct of affairs since taking
= 80. Co' ~ the Park on July 1st last. he
"a "a h found a lack of discipline among
a,nnIovees, and that the hunters
- u I E;ifine game. These things have
' 'Lo --temedied and the park is now full
% 1oms at sll kinds, including about
n s' Sison large numbers of elk and
r,orai hands of antelope. About SIX
w ~ niles Of good road to leading at
ION. ~ has been built. The super
.-sndeut SAYS that the hotel rccommo-
mons are not what they should be for
Isnrioes charged, and he recommends
-,,i some one be authorized to see there
s.msthing like an equivalent given TO
=. ratrons. Police affairs also need
.s,i,fing and the establishment OF
,5s-iaI court to try the Park cases is re-
s5nmsnded. He asks an appropriation
$50 900 for next year.
MORE PosTNAsTERs.
Tho acting Postmaster-General to-
5,y appointed the following fourth
rlsss pOstmasters.
Al 4'rriIIo5na-Nogales, S. w. Carpenter.
california - Monticello, John K.
6eweA
The AMERICAN FARM.
Ensign J. C. Faulke, of the United
BATES Navy, charge d'affaires at Seoul,
Aerea, in report to the Secretary of |
S,ave, describes the so styled American
la-m established by King Korea in |
li3 upon the return OF the Korean |
embassy from the United States. The
farm is in thrifty and fiourishing Goa
lfOl. 1t was planted with seeds pre-
'nted TO the embassy by the American
Commission of Agriculture. Last year
he entire crop was allowed to go to
sss1 after q very successful season.
Large quantities of all the varieties of
seed we're thus obtained, which were
later distributed to more than 300 Ioca-
lites, accompanied by directions for
planting and use. The farming of these |
seeds this year has been very success
tuL The American farm has been sue
cesst1ly stocked with blooded animals
ron California, and Faulke believes
ilatit but needs the advice of a cam
petent western farmer to become inf
p'ssly beneficial to that country.
THE CHEF OF ORDNANCE.
The annual report of General Benet
shis Of the ordnance of the United
states ssmy. is made public to-day. It
featsOt the question of the State NIL
ia AZ some length and urges that, in
smueh as the largest part of the avail
'Ole iOIoe of the country Is TO be made
y OF this class, more ample provisions
ao1d BE- made for the maintenance
lad efficiency of that body. He calls
:tentOn, also. to the unorganized con-
Iron Of the militia of the District of Col
m9a being made up of separate COM
snles, with no general head, and sug-
esIs that this should be remedied with
'-eE 70 the defense of the capitol,
loud the emergency arise. 1t urges
,i-e ne protection Of our Seaboard Is a !
Ha'.ei Of many years time and vast |
,,'-us o. money, and as 8 necessity for /
eAlsts The government should set |
'o1. he work without delay. As to |
urging OF heavy cannon, he says /
= non non menOt the country would I'M
a5;l- 70 get the necessary plant in |
- within year, and that within |
.. months they could begin to de- |
: rough finished lorgings.
z CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
lac @ar, to-night.says: It is probable
'ns reorganization OF the civil service |
lui'sion that the chief place viii be |
~ ~ 70 Judge Maynard, the present !
i Is -; comptroller OF the Treasury. /
sosn ,e-l at the White House that the /
In -,- M On the civil service commits
49, ST. not be filed until after the 1
IednssJ,s. return from Buffalo, on /
aSnay or Thursday next, and that /
sYs ~ tspgl'ulInentS as commissioners
4nn .s, ,oee1 determined upon. Second /
eo r9--:I maynard says no place on 4
h 'iLtlLSSlon has been offered him.
di,a nay no aspiration whatever in
OK EDUCATION.
49,. commissioner MI of EDUCATION has
NE Secretary of the Interior
80 has been diligently endeayoring
soi .S., arrangements for the educa-
ao1t tI ratdten Of school age In Alaska
heern' ne .enGe TO race. Two schools 7
Al "a established, one at Silka and /
We'd ;i aS' and the reports
Ha INDICATE favorable pro.
Of 90 recommends the ESTABLISH