Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-30

b extend M &&1e0 70 al tna pHtNalNAl
points % Ne Rasiho coast.
aa1ieEloF GeneEnl.
WAaarNGroa, July z9.-The President
sominatea George A. yenkS. Of Faun-
lyigania, today % BE- solicilor Genarai.
A Japanese Amsriean.
CHnuaao, Jaly "a fsmais infant,
boFn last niaha % = member q the Jap
lnass colony, nuw on exhibition hefa q
he Co1ambia Iheakef, h stated to ba
he hrsk birth n this conntEy of fail
Iapane1e parensaRe. . child having
been bora 70 q 1apmnaaa woman In San
Rrnneisoo last year, whose father waa .
Dane.
Fns ohas ProhHhltlonaraa.
CAKroa, (Ohio), guns S9-Four
hundred and eiRhfy-six out of
he Eve hundrsd and Giehlg
six delegates 10 the Ohie Stats
Prohibiffon Convention 9ers prssent ct
he opsning this morning. J. W. sharp
Eas elected Chairman
ne RuneraH ef mueeFa o. Rhsmpson.
NEw YoEK. guly 9.-The funeral of
Hahegt o. Thompson Ioday was largely
attended. The prtyate fansraa services.
Ittsnded only ~ the family and twelve
all bearers, we're oenducled b. kav.
samuel II 8awAKt, pastor OF the Swodan-
aorainn Chureh OF New Jersey. Hhe
Iofdn was carried 20 the hearss and fol-
owed By the pail bearers on foot and
he fanaily IN carriages. The eortege
moved 50 the church. The members Of
he Board Of Aldefmen Wers present il
! body wearing large black badges.
Large delseatiens from the District aud
General Oommiltees Of the Oonnty De
nooraay. Irving Bali and Tammany
dall were present. TIE members OF
Ihe Masonic organizations oocupied
Isats 10 the body ef the chapel. All OF
hem wore large bows Of Grape on the
eft side.
The AdtouRnmena.
WAsH1aoroN, July z9.-The indica-
ions c0ntinao favorable for the ed
ouFnment Of Congress vi heat delay
- next Monday. Should the Presidents,
however, decide neither 60 gign nor 20
lsto the OlsemaEs arine bill, the friends
Il Che measure will esek to postpone
he adjournment until Tuesday. on
Vii h day Il viii become 4 laW without
AAIZAAE|lIHA MA|NN4NAAa
lefeea on the River and HarboK bill talk
sas hopefully today OF their prospects
lor an agFeemen, bat tie Issues are
Rsli defined and the differences may be
'eaonciled Ia moment. whenever enc
Iide or the other decides 20 recsde.
Io Acsaon On Eanhams Resolution
WAsHrNaToN, July 29.-The House
1ommntfee on Fofoian Affafsa todav
Representative Lanham's
calling on the State Depart
nsnt for correspondence 20 1ehinQ the
JuttinR case. Lanbam read q letter
rom the Secretary Of State, containing
he assurance thai Cutting would with
lut doubt be released within few days,
Ind it vas deemed unnecessary 50 take
ny farther action on tho resolution.
rne committee has adjourned until the
lext session.
Confirmed.
WAsumaroa, July 29.-The Senate
les officially announced she oon6fma-
ion Of James II. MoIssagy, Of Texas,
0 be Associate Justies Of the Supreme
)ouFs Of Montana.
he DenveR = Rio Granae soatheFn.
sAnr LAKE, July 29.-Bg direction Of
be Court, tue Receiver Of the DsnyeF
Rio Grande Southern Railway has
his day discharged the railway and
urned Il over TO the company. A ma
ority Of the bondholdsFa have assented
o the funding plan proposed by the
company In q circular, dated August 2I,
aS5, the success OF whioh is now as-
ured, thus saving great cost in avoiding
be foreclosure 81 the mortgage. and
IIso preserving the status Of ali she &C.
IuFilies. The earnings are steadily
and the prospects for the fu
ure Of the proPeFty are excellent. Gel
lnel ID. O. Dodge will be General Mana
seF; Wm. II. Bancroft, iate ReoeiveE,
IupsEintsndent, and J. II. Bennett,
knditor.
Free q Tax.
WAaH1xaron, JaIy 29.-Ssnator Beck,
rom the Committee on finance, today
spoFted favorably the House bill pro
riding that manufactured tobacco, anud
nd cigars may be renewed FOR export
stthOui the payment Of tax undeF the
equations 20 Be prescribed b. the
1ommissionee Of internal ReTonue.
The Japanese PFince.
WAsaSEarox, JaIy 29.-Prfnce kushi-
"a Of Japan and the members Of his
Iuis were formally presented 10 the
Presidents today by the Secretary Of
,sata. The japanese Minister will give
dinner in honoE Of the Prince this
.yening.
Changes fa the classified service.
WAsarNaroE. July 29.-The President
oday transmitted 10 the Senate, In CON
Hancs With 9 resolution offered by Sen
tor Ingalls,. statements from she records
Il the Executive Depart cents relating
o changes In the classified service dur
ne certain periods specified 10 the reso-
ution. Tue skassmeuts are IN tabular
Iorm ana are submitted without com-
nant. Summarized they make the fol
oQing showing;
Number Of clerks employed within
be provisions of She Civil Services lac
,eu,svsd from July Is, 1883. 20 March 4.
sS6, g.; nsW appointments daFinR ne
,eriod, not inclndinQ those excepted
RON exalnination BY rule - Of the
Jivii Service rules, 505; numheF Of clerks
appointed within ths provisions OF the
civil Service Act, removed between
March 1, 1885, and June 10, 1885. go
,uuber appointed in the ssme period,
SO: number Of chiefs Of divisions and
,hief CLERKS removed OF redueed be-
seen July i6, 1854. and March 4. 1850,
q. number Of chef clerks appointed
iarinR TIE period. 829; numbef Of chiefs
4 divisions and chief clerks removed
= reduced from Marsh 4, 1855. 20 June
Is. 1856. 40; numbeF Of chiefs Of divis-
ons ana chisf clerks appointed dufinR
hat period, 50; number Of appoint
uenfs of oshears within the soops Of TIE
1ivil Service Acs hetween January y,
IeS3, lhs date ef ils passage, end july
IS, 1888, the day Il vent into edesa. sls.
rae CagnrmaksFs' strike.
Nxr YozK, Jaly 29.-Thifieen hun
lred and nfty m0rs ProersaslTs cigar
nakers wens ous on q strike TO-DAY owing
8 4 demand from their employers that
rev leave their Union and beionP only
o The Kniehta ef Labor.
BasebaII.
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NV NV Tsaz. e July ~ s. Louia 5. Sss
Iss PsErauz1rnra. yaly 8.-Eaasss csis
D Phiindalpnia ID
Ro~rsV. 5uly 3. ChiaaQo s, B0sfcn 8
RoeToV. Joiy =. .--Bnafan 3 Caicago 2
WAanrHazos, July 2s.-WashlnRton I,
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