Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-07

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Mans tofay r<esived tbs Admfuirkra-
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uinof osanges h tts admintstrasive
pnst1on 81 tos biII vers mn19. Hemp
seed fos aGresn3kurai pasposesr 49, pus
o. tee ffes ~. and the ds<y cn sord<es
Of Ill HING vss reducsd ons eeut per
poaud. 4 ovision ssaaxina 20 ~ In
portneios q "a 900 hid nas6s % ac-
eoans Of Thy abeenes o. Rsprsssusskiys
Mzybsrfy- yWish tbis sxosp9iou tie biEi
y przs1ses!y soap3sssd. and will prob
ably b res7y 20 Report % ths Ho1ss %
Thursday nexs.
4 rseesrnpa suGnessssa-
The Comsusssjonss II Railroads.. 0en.
ysensoos sDpesrsd bsfsss ths Possofli,s
oomm1seee - ths Hoass today 70 e.
pe4sn IL nettsads aspsoed b. tie De
pssasssnt IL the matter Of th> aIisw~i
d1ess1msnation b. Pseifs b ssisoad
Usmpantes In fAvsr Of To Wesssrn
Union Teleerspd Co. He sAid that the
b1itsmors a Ooio fsiegrsph Co. had
so3seised tbs ssd Of tbs 0ssernnasut 10
snmpsiline tns Psoifs railroad en-
psusss - allow shsa V uss their wires
% Ike terms vita tue Wsssssn Uason,
ous Inst Ms tntsrtor Dspsssmsns fell
tkas u bsd NJ sntbesisy 10 ths csss. II
Couarssa SHOULD 90 6s 30 ooufsf ths
nseessnFy authority on tbs Dspsrtmsus.
- bslssssd The matter eoupisinsd Of
sbsouGh Tie msdsam Of tue cenrts.
Tse ena mseeasss sayesetxnsasa.
8oiisstcr Gsnsrnl 0osds vss before
the Pan Eieesrie fnvssssessioa Commit
t<e again today, and undsg eroos exzmi.
nation b. Mr.. Rsnasy SID - vns nos
auArs Of using any obdas o. anu<usl
nas1o u ofdsfina anst uRninat Ball :
nsathsF bad - Gtvsn any th0uxbs 70 TIE
motives Ut tho attorney NO Rssed 10
appear In tbs suit without oompausxtiou
from the 0osern0eok. II BE- had
known 81 the attosusyss esntrsct With
The fan Elsstrsc CompxDy, and sn ap-
pisoasi0n fsf the sutt had bean made,
has action vouid have bssn the same -
n was.
Didn't u oosor 10 you.s asssd Mr..
kaunsy, "that ths Hall pstsnss had
bssn sbs sabjsst Of snany decisions Of
the sourts. and bad uishstoed ell
ohseess OF fssad, and this wns q pretty
late day 70 - 40 frsudf
Me-" fspiled wstnsss. armly. aand
want 70 sAy farther that do not know
thai thu Bell Company vas hsdssd
about With such d.flsulsy thai is eouid
not BE- bsonzht iuts eourt like osh.r
ooppAuisa. Thess n Que point desire
70 make oieex, and taas Il the Astornsy
General hsd no more 70 do With the In.
stisusion Of this sails than any msmbs
Of thc COMPANY
Secretary ma.ssasss csnasssss.
There h no decided change in sssrs
tAty Manninefs condition. He con-
tinass 70 improve slowly.
Gssas@ea.
The senate. In executive session 10
day. confirmed the n8mInasion Of
Henry Won 9nand, OF LouisiAaa. 10 BE-
SECRETARY Of Legation - Paris John
Obssisy Of Illinois and Charles Lyu "a
Ut Connecticut 10 be Civil Ssrvioe Com-
nisuionsrs, and \. n. stockssaaer. OF
indiana, 10 be Assistant Commissl0nsr
Of ths General Land Once.
A Fre-Cbtaese MESSAGE
The senate received from abe Prssi.
deat today long message sTausmistine
the correspondence between the Score
taTy Of State and the Chimes Ministsl
with regard 70 the treaty rights OF Chi.
nese Subjects. other than iAborers. /" n
10 aud come Of thsir esn free val and
aosord-" The Presidents Gays thai
GASES Of individual hardship. beyond
The power II the sxscativs 20 remedy
have occurred In the application Of toe
Chinese acts. which ara due TO tho am
bienous and dsfestlvc provisions OF the
act 81 Congress. Hardship has In some
cases been rsmedied by tbs courts, bot
Ia words where the phrassoloey ap-
ps.red 10 BE- conclusive against any dis-
erection ON the part Of officers, Oniuess
eefsons expressly entitled 10 free I'D
| snission under The treaty hays bsen r.
fased landing aud scnt back 70 the
country whence they came without
| being afforded an opportunity TO use
the rights of the act Of July 3, 1854. 4"
Ths President says u imposes an I'M
possible condition In not providing for
tne admlssion under proper certificate
sf Chinese travellers OF the exempted
class In oases uoss liksly 10 arise In
ordinary commercial intercourse. Zoe
President here quotss tbs provisions Of
| the treaty add Of tho Immigration
act Of 1884. OF the latter he says: The
statute ID certainly most extraordinary
which, purportin9 10 executc the pro
viaiops Of treaty with China. lacks
form slities In regard 10 snhjeoss Of
other governments than that OF China.
| de calls the sarnss; attention OF Cou-
gscss 50 the circumstance that the
statute makes no provision whatever
| for the somewhat numerous class OF
Chincss parsons who. retaining Chi.
nesc sub1ection In serns Countries other
Than Cnin4, come from such COUNTRIES
10 the United States. tshiness msr
chants. lac SAYS, have trading opera
tious Of mzenituds throughout the
world. They do not become oit:zsns Of
oonntry where they Temporarily re-
aide and trade. They continae 10 be
snhisess Of China. and 10 them The en-
Pilot exemption Il ths treaty Applies.
Yea, II such subject 10 the head of q
mercantile house At Hsnekone. or rpk >
hama. OF Honoiaia. or Havana. or 90
lou, be is met with the requirement
that be matt produce certificate In
prescribed form 10 the English tongue
issued By the Chinese Governments. II
there BE- ~ the place Of his residence
no representative Of the Chinese 0vv-
eruueat competent 10 issus Q ccrtif
cate IN the prescribed tongns. and uo-
iess be can obtain one undsr the pro
visions Of the present LAG. be " de-
barred from entering the uaitsd
states. The Secretary OF the freas-
airy undertook 10 remedy this onss-
sion by directing revenue officers 10
recaxuixe ~ lawful oertldsstes those
issued tn favor OF Chinese Subjects BY
Chsness consular aud dipsemAtic on
cera 81 the fsseign port Of dsssrtare.
where vixed by the United States repre-
sentative thereat. Tie. however. the
Presidents ssys sent beyond the spirit
Of The act and iadicisi discretion by
providing. in sirealsr dated January
Isl. isSS. fer an original Issuance Of Gee
tifcats by . uassed States esnsuisE
officer at the p,rs ef departure. In the
sbsencc % Cnincse consnlst of dipio-
matte Representatives, Thts circular
wAs anenasd on the iSsh 81 Jnns follow
tag. by STRIKING out the claase prescrib-
Ing original eestihcsstea OF states oy
toe United States Csnsais One fact OF
u A.. A.