Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-26

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Hszo nnabia % Agnsa npan any Ct ne
poln1n a. tasms. IAey thagnfaEe DE-
cidsd - rapoEt . dimGEssma1k
eeaNm1 - 1eruanaen.
The PEssfaent today uominaksd
HanrY EifmNn. q MiahiEnn. g b Can
I'll o4 ths unflsd Sl2tes 81 5srusalsn,
Va y. J. AfbeskIey. 81 Tsnnssss
An Ataaek Epan CeznmfsElsneE BAaek.
Durfan fha dersaion nk fha pxi-
vMfs psaafna bin in the senate this a.
saKnoan, knNailn saEeEnly criticised Cen
eEMl black. CommiallgnaR az Panainns,
whom CeaRrezs had Rranfod tie hiRhast
psnainn 81 tha fnlss aIiaQation 81 his
being . aHredk He proeagted aRainsl
GeneEal Blaek's enf0ymsnt of saeh 9
p11sion uhlls exposing ponMons .
olhar saIdisEa
Ooekrsll defended Gspsrai Backs
dissatisfaction o. his oEos, eitiaR
figures 30 show thai mare claims b !
bean allowed daring each ysaF undaR
his administration than 10 any year In
ans foKmeR admfufEtFnfiun. X Enaalin
belieEod thai 0snsFat BIaak Was uuinzk,
CookrsIi sid inst Be (Lnsalls1 should
inllodHos 8 Ill 70 discontinns his pen
aion.
Voorhesa warmly defended GensEsI
Black wish ensrgy and omphasis, and
4enisd thai thers had been any false
alleaAfiaas II The matter Of bic appli-
osaion for q pension he ropEeeenaad
General Blacks condition at sha tins
ns one Of absolute and eomplsts dis
ability, and bis survival and recovery sa
wholly unexpeoiad and extraordinary.
Logan would not say that General
Black YES not entitled 70 bis pension,
bue expressed the hope that the pension
once W0uId b administssed II s7mpa-
thy With wonnded soldiers.
FFixass rsnnnsn niIls vslssa.
The President has vetoed to Senate
bills granting pensions 90 David w.
pangtuG veto moGaaQna STATING that ID
sufanienf foundation for the claim.
The Payne Bribery Charges.
WAsHuar0z. Nay 25.-The President
pro ten. laid before the Senate today q
| letter from the GoVoEnor Of Ohio trans
/ miftina q preamble and resolutions
/ adopted ~ the Ohio 6snats declaring
| is opinion that the election Of Senator
Payne vas Apgocured and broaaht
aboat b. the corrupt use e monag paid
| 70 and for the bansft Of dtveFs and sun
dry membsrs Of tha Hixfy-Eixfh GeneE-
| al Assembly Of Ohio, and By other cor
rupf means and practices, and request
iDR the Senate Of the United States 20
make - full investigates into the facts
Of said election aa far as pertains b the
oofFupt means used IN that behalf
The Dnkota BIlls.
WAsz1HoToE, Nay 25-SprineeE, from
the COMMITTEES % Territories, TO-DAY
presented 70 the House the adverse re-
port Of that committee On the Senate
ball 20 provide foE the admission Of the
state of Dakota and the eFQanisation
Of the Territory Of LincoiB. The re-
port says: @lt oannot be said that the
people Of Dakota, and especially Of
southern DAKOTA, are In favor Of admit
ting into the Union the southern cart Of
THAI Territory as q State. The move
ment having IN yisW she formation Of
tUo States % be carved out Of the Ter
ritogy q Dakota. originating IN that
Territory, Congress has II 10 way
authorized or recognized. The question
Of Whistler the present Territory OF Da
koia Il 10 b divided 90 a. q Law the
foundation Of two States 10 be admitted
into the Union interests the peo
pie Of The States quite a. mueh &c it
does the people Of Dakota. Tia people
OF the States have inal az much Rirhf TO
have shat sabfoet Submitted % them for
their approval as have the people Of the
Territory"
obairnan Hin, Of Ohio. submits q
minority report Ia which, while dis
aafeoinQ With the reasoning ef she
majority, be holds that Dakota should
not b admitted until the Senate bill is
passed upon, because ell the paspie OF
tha Territory we're not consulted fairly
on The question Of division and the
formation Of q constitution fer the BRO
posed State. he believes L the duty OF
Congress 20 refer this question Of the
dlvisio1 Of the Territory % the full vote
Of The people thereof.
Another minority report Il sianed by
MeaaTs. Baker, Slruble, Cooper, Her.
mann end 8ymes. They respectfully
sahmit that The people Of Dakosa are ID
favor Of admitting TO the Union the
southern part e. 3 State Every fact
iustfAea and every consideration d.
mands and establishes beyond q Ques-
ton he claim and right Of Dakoto 20
" Immediately admitted 20 the Union.
They Gloss theif report With an expras-
sion Of their belief that Il d the con
stltutlonal night Of The State Of Dakota
% b admitted under The I'LL Whieh hes
come "a the Houss from NE Ssnata, tho
passage Of which they earnestly urge.
DeNperaae MnFderern.
WATsozyn1E (Cal.). May 2S.--Lasi
niaha NE muFdexere OF the tuo EaaIish-
msn Who were killed near Solsdad some
Ten days ago, were ovortaken tWo miles
from bsFs by Conatablas Psmbar ef
oaatrOVille. and Dunlap Of WatsonyilIA.
RombaF. being little 10 advances, COW
efed them with 3 shotgun and com
maneed thea % suffeudef. Instead az
Complying they commenced drlnR, one
shoe taking eject IN PombaF'a mesa and
/ predicting serious Wuund. They then
/ 1ed ID di1eEent direc&ioma PambaR h
a. she Lawns House In Q very critical
ouadltioa. The names Of The murder
err are nnknown. 4 party ataFlad IL
puEsail this uloFninR.