Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-06
EASTERN NEWS.
s..ys 70 rHs observation-disclosures.
The Eastern Storm

.uss.rE 70 rHs xscss
The Eastern Storm
c~r.oo, Dec. 5.-Assocfated Pres
80 frou, St. Paul, the Northwest
eonntry, Kansas, Omaha, and az
- -est AZ Denver. are 70 the effect
,hs STERN uhioh set in tonight has
- Of unusual severity.
=. psisee shsaid Nave sees Asleep.
p..,x,S (M.T.) Dec. 5.-Jos. Jando
80 ms eleven year old daughter 10 q
a urostitution and told tbs land
-. ~ educ .te her in the profession,
- shs did. Vigilantes took Jando
~ hsseed him to q lamp post. His
s,oused the police, who rescued
-. and be 10 nov in the care Of the
ueetiag Of stock Men.
nr<vxs. Dec. "a call was issued
A.. ssernoon by the Secretary Of the
sss.rnsfionsl Rings Cattle and Horse
nsa-srs' Association Of Mexico, Texss,
1900. Nebraska, Colorado, Oregon.
1919. California, Dakota. Montana.
r..h wyoming, Ariz INA, Washington,
u.bo. british Colum sia. Nev Mexico
- Indian Territory for delegates to
- Asst annual meeting al Denver,
I..sar, Z7sh next. The representation
.itovsd IL one delegate for 5000 cattle
"a horses All range men are invited,
,bsther dsleRates or not.
Appreben.soas Of Trouble.
a.1r LAKE, Dso. 5-Tae city is full
:, ,omors tod.y OF MJrmou secret
.~.stin0s. storage OF arms and @ move
,osot OF g. s. troops. Ii is pretty veil
s.rsl.d hat c.mpany Of soldiers from
Vsrt d yuqias will picket the city to
susrd AZ .inst disorder. asd protect life
sod property. A battery of artillery
finn N .sraska is SAID to BE- on the way
80. Crowds OF Mormon msn In the
ssnols block this afternoon caused tue
a.f,iue Of sons Wild RI nors IL is now
tsouqhs that no significance c.n be At
,sebed to them. Firing a salute in
memory Of the late Woe President
Hendricks at Fort Dougi.s today set
tbs city on edge till the cause was
srdsrssood.
fhe Cauess Of Republican Represen-
taiiyes.
wlsHroLos, Dec. 5.-Ths Rspubli-
oau members of the House of Repre-
seuiatives met this afternoon in caucus.
sod organized by the unanimous cleo
tea Of Cannon OF Illinois as Chairman,
sod MoOomas of Maryland "a Secre-
tsry. These oficsrs will act through
eat the Forty ninth Congress. Nomi-
nations for the office Of Speaker being
arst in order, Mckinley Of Ohio pre-
peu:ed the name Of Thomas b. Reed Of
Maine, while Phelps of New Jersey per-
formed the same duty for Frank His
cock Of New York. Ne formal second
ing Of either nomination was made,
thosgh several brief speeches were
delivered 10 behalf Of one or two other
candidates OF the 14i Republican
members Of the House, 30 we're absent
ssd the first ballot disclosed the pres
enee OF l08 members. This left IS votes
necessary for choice. Reed received
g, Hiscock ~ and Ryan, OF Kansas, 3.
Tia announcement of the result was
received with applause, and on motioa
Of Hiscock the nomination was made
unanimous. Reed bowed his accept
snce Of the nomination. but made no
speech Of thanks. Bslloting for the
minor Offices of the House was then
proceeded With and the following ticket
vas then nominated without serious op-
position: For Clerk, Col. W. q. Crosby,
Of lsva: fer Sergeant at Arms, Captain
Albert D. Marsh, Of Indiana; Door
keeper. Col. Jos. X. Seldom, of Connec-
lieut.; Postmaster, A. W. Adams. of
Maryland: Chaplain. Rev. DIR. +. T..
Britt. of Nebraska.
Price of Wisconsin offered a resslu
ton for the appointment Of a commit
Zee OF three members to prepare aud
afRe the passage OF a bill guarding
against the possibility OF vacancy in
the Office Of President of the United
States, bat subsequently, withdrew l.
and offered the following. which was
adopted without opposition
Rssoiped. That IL is the seuss OF this
esucu, that immediate action os taken
BY the Forty ninth Congress to provide
for the Presidential succession.
On motion of Thomas of Illinois the
following resolution vas adopted
Rssoiped. That the caucus favors the
passage Of q properly guarded Mexie sn
pension bill with provisions for pensions
or Uaion soldiers In the late var, their
Widows and orphans, similar to the bill
,assei by the Ssnate during the Forty
Eighth Congress, aud W. declare IN favor
II the unconditional repeal of the lin.
tattoo on the payment OF arrears OF
pensions.
rhe Caucus Of Democratic Repre-
sentattves.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 5.-The Demo
ratio msu sers OF the House Of Repre-.
Dentatises met In causus tonight q
nominsse candidates for Offices IN the
18Th Congress. Tucker, of Virginia,
vas made temporary Chairman, and
Beach. OF New York, and Breckenridge
Of Kentucky. acted a. Secretaries. No
permanent organiz ,tion was effected
The caucus Immediately proceeded %
sslect offiosrs. and Hon. John q. Car.
Isle. Who was nominated for Spsakeriby
Willis, Of Kentucky, was unanimously
elected.
A committee consisting of Randall Of
Pennsylvania, Hewitt of New York snc
Willis Of Kentucky. vas appointed &c
notify Carlisle Of his nomination
whea that gentleman appeared on th,
Aoor he was greeted with applause. Ii,
returned thanks and said
For the first time In quarter OF I
century wc find ourselves in politica
ACCORD with the Executive Department
Of the Government, and therefor
charged with responsibilities vhicl
have heretofore rested upon our eppo
nents. Already, think, it is demon
strated TO the satisfaction OF all reason
able men that the interests OF tn
country are safe In our hands, notsith
sanding the gloomy predictions mad
before our ascension to power.
trust that during the time We ar
associated In the Forty ninth Congress
Ne may be able to diminish the expen
ditures OF the Government. tighten the
bardens Of the people, reform the abuses
In the public service. conplste the res
tofatiou Of confidence and fraterna
feeling among the people IN all section
Of the country, and give such assurance
OF wise and patriotic policy a. wil
guarantee . long line of Democrati
ADMINISTRATIONS. There Ia much 90 b
done. and the responsibility for ~
accomplishment rests largely on tns
gentlemen who are assembled here TIM
evening""
The oancus then proceed ID 10 noini-
nate minot officers IS follows:
John u. Clarke of Missouri. presen
incumbent, for clerk of the House
Leedom. of Ohio (rsnominated). 10
Sergeant at arms and samuel Donel
sou, Of Tennessee. for doorkespel