Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-24

-,stJ Dpzftoenf. de favored an IN
crease Of Intimacy and eouneru;sI r.
hltioas between the two countries No
nastaef what 10 the administration. he
SAID IL "A expected In recent years that
every party 10 the Cnitsd States stall
put Itself upon Q platform that oar con
ulesde with ths sisssr Repuhlic Of this
coanfFy shall be speedily looked to-
fHneral AFranGemestx
PEiLADELPHIA, July 2-ReQzrdino
we iunsfai Arrangements aRd the final
onrhh placs of General Grant, IL h
MarEled that Geo. w. Childs viii have
stIss charge of all matters o1nusosed
thefsvIth- de gill probably be eaIIe.3
npon 20 select spot for tie Iaat resting
place. OF the dead hero. Childs intended
70 iessve for Mo1nt McGreeor TODAY. BAT
Tearing that he could not reash there In
tinne, ne has delayed starting until far-
thur advised BY the family as 10 their
movements. He is ia constant tsle-
g'aphio Communication With Colonel
Fred Grant By reason Of Childs' long
alad close friendship With the family,
Vie Colonel has asked his advice on sew
efsi matters connected With the funeral
and has lsft 20 Cnilds' iudgmsnt the ar
ranRement of all Dinor points. g..
Inc mayor having called a special
meeting OF the council for tomorrov,
there VIII be introdaced, aad undouht-
ecily passed, q resolution asking that the
body Be allowed to lie in state ia indie
pandsnee Hall for one day.
The ohis Democracy.
CoGUMBUs. July Z3.-Ths Democratic
STATE Centra. Committee tonight de-
etded 20 bid the State Convection AZ
Columbus, on August 18th and eOth.
Held for TRIAL.
ATCHrscss, Kas., July 23.-At the pre-
iiininary examination Of Wm. ]. Bald
WIN, charged with the murder of bis
sister, Mary L. Baldwin, the prisoner
WIS held for trial. Bail was fixed at
$1,000.
Peace In Kansas.
ToPKka. Kansas, July 23.-Goyernsr
Martin has received tbs following teIe-
gram from General Sheridan, dated
F0rt Reno today:
II have your letters Of July 18th and
10Th. They have been referred to Gen
Miles, who starts for Fort 6upply to-
morrow, and will make an examination
of the couBtry and points you mention
as military stations. There need be no
fsi,r en- the part of the settlers of South
western Kansas from hostilities By the
Cfleyanne and Arapahoe Indians. /
have gone down to the bottom of affairs
hers and know that the irritation was
tbs fesalt Of bad control and oppres-
siye measures. hope for q correction
OF th8 evils and am confident that when
l leave here the people Of Kansas may
gather their orops and sleep peacefully
AZ night. General Miles is an ofiioer Of
good judgment who will do all that is
necessary 10 restore confidence from q
panie 90 paralyzine In its effects an this
one hRs been % the industries of your
Stiste. +. h. SHERIDAN, General"
stock Qsetafieaz.
New YokK. July 3.--Unitsd States SIS,
lQik AS, 1929; Is, l22x; Pacific
Sc ixTH, American Express 70. Canada
Pacihe M. Canada Southern S5j<. Gen.
tfal Pacific yisS, Burlington l25s, Lack
awanlla l0lh. Denver q Rio GFande
~, lfrie l4k. Kansas 4 Texas 81,
Lake shore 705<, Louisville Il Mash
vile 40A, Michigan Central 81,
Northern Pacific 201, Northern Pa
cifo EReferred 46l@, Northwestern lGl,
New York Centrai 97k, Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation "a, Oregon
rnAnspontinental is. Oregon Improve.
ment rs, Pacific Mail l9k, Panama IS,
Rock Island 1l61<, sc. Paul 825<, Texas
Pa1ihs IAN, Union Pacific 5I1s. United
ssiItes Express 6l91, Wells Fargo Ito,
Western Onion 67s.
Accepted.
WkimusoTos, Jaly 23.-The resiena-
ton OF William Bum a. Governor Of
idilho has been accepted.
Lease Accomplished.
NEw YoEx. July 2s-Ths proposed
lease of the Oregon Railway It Naviea-
ton property 10 the Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific was ratified today by
the directors Of the Nofthera Pacific.
Baseball.
1hscNsATI, July q. - Cincinnati 8;
Baltimore g
IoulsvnLE, July g. Louisville 4
Athletics 3.
NEW YonK. July 2s.-Nsw York Is; st.
Louis 3.
BosroS. July 2s.-Boston 2; Chica-
20 ~.
pmlApELrHrA, July S.-Philadelphia
J: Detroit 2.
PncvIDKNcE, July 2s.-Providsncs 7
Buifal1 2.
Sr. Louis, Jaly 2S.-St. Louis Z; Ne
Ir0l,olitaps o.
prrrsBUnoH. July 23.-Pitssburgh 8
Brooklyn 8.
Died.
Nxw YORK, July 23.-Peter H. Wat
non, en- President Of the Erie Railroad
died Inst night afser long sickness.
Watsola waa the First Assistant Seere.
lsrg Of War during the civil war, and
had particular charge Of the ordnance
and qusrtermaster branches Of the ser
yioa. He was acting Secretary during
aussncs.