Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

September, fro0 the drxaouan Of tn
Uoited st.tss Legation as Tehseas
gives the susesancs % Q recens couv.s
sstion vith toe Persian Minister OF For
eiRn AZ airs, 10 witch His ExceilencJ
asked WHISTLER Americans would eseas.
IA ousioess IN Persia, ss the Persian
Gov-rnmeot vas dispose4 20 ofss every
facility In their power 70 Improve The
business relations between Psrsia and
the CoIted States Aoy proposals. be
aid. for e5noessions for tramvays
railways, Bsinez, OF Commercial pros.
pects. would receive most serioos and
4vJrsble confederation from the gov
ern@snt, provided that the persoes
making them be known and introduced
~ the Minister of toe Coit~a States.
De sls1 ssid that De would % clad 20 d.
everything In bis power 10 encourage
tnsrcsn eomWsree and inda-try In
Persia. and tia, any liz ooodtioos for
cDsco-sious you'd be aoo-pt-d ov the
sovernmens. He Wished that this ssos'd
De brosxht 70 tbs attention Of toe eusi-
oe.s men OF Aneriss. His Nasty ,tne
drazoman adis, has also several time.
expressed himself in a manner saowing
= very favofasle disposition tosards
Americans.
Aasgsiae Dessersis.
RIcaxosD, O,t- l5.-The state Demo
Sratie Ion pittee met here soday aud
Gas IN session for several h1urs hearing
reports from different sections OF the
state. The oommisteemso sss-rf that
tn. eleotton Of General FItz H1Rh Lee
for q vernon 10 assured, aud thai thew
gill hAvs = majority In both branches
OF the General Assembly. Representa-
tivcs from q namoer Of doubtful coou-
ties we're present 10 ask the committee
for help, add we're prsmised all the a.
slstAnos that the com mittee could AFFORD.
The troop. Leave asek sprtsgs.
Omaha. OJt. l5-0en. Howard hss
ord-fed the tronps which have been on
police duty at X oh Springs and Evsns-
ton. Wyoming. back 20 teeiT posts. A
sm I'll squad w.s isfs In each camp.
Qa.st 10 restored.
se0eshisa Wrsas Was ssspeesed.
PORTLAND. Ne Oct. l5.-rbe Argus
States tnAt Hugh Thompson. Cashier II
the Grssd frank Freight Department
In this city, left town about q mooth
ago TO be Rons about two weeks. He
did NOS return. and something wrong
vas snspsoted. His books we're over
hauled, and he vas found TO be ssversl
thsusaad dollars short 10 his accounts.
IL Ia Supposed that be loss large Sums
IN betting on the Puritan
yacht Fsce and took the moosy for that
purpose. IL 10 not known where Thomp-
500 H.
Taaaasy and IrvisG Halls Agree.
Nsw foaK. Dot. l5-rammany and
Irving Halls tonight agreed upon =
] lint county ticket, headed by Hugh J.
Grant. Of fammany, for sheriff. Be
sides the nomination for sheriff. Tam
many takes the county clsrkship and
judge Of the Supreme court, giving
Irving Hall the judge Of the city eoart,
the president Of the board Of aldermen
and ono coroner.
nstsrsaA ssperistesaesss.
NEW foRx. Oct l5-rhe ninth an
nusl meeting Of the Associations Of
American Railroad Superintendent
GAS held here today. W. II. Sseveua. of
the Nsv York, Mes Haven and Hart
ford Railway, presided. Twenty seven
nsv members we're elected. IL vas de-
tArnined that hsnceforth railway err
ployess travelling 70 attend conventions
Of their associations, should receive
passes only tsr-uah the sopsrinteudents
OF their respective roads. The next
meeting vas dxsi for Ciucinusti, On the
oeIt Thursday after the second Wed
nesday in April. 1886. A discussion Wa
held ON siensis, railroad frogs, and
toe system OF tei-grsphing to and from
moving trains, ss nov In use on the
New Haven rsad.