Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-05


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anlts bnt dsnas foRRaa EenneeE John
sasEman. In ny izagmeu1 Ne pseple
q t1o EA1l1o eoaaI oanna1 ugeragIima1o
Ne nexgloa ra1dered tham by khe Ohin
senator IL tie pas1see of tbs niiis He
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a14 Fopols fo4 foEfha9 usdeEe as Fort
land. Maina. 3haV win uisi1 fhe nxh-
erie1 under inslFnafInna from tha d.
parlmen4 and IA Is hnpsd wili hslp 10
ailay. ratneF than inarsnas. the exin1fna
autaaonisms.
yhe pemecrnsae esnnnesnaanma Gsnn,
NafmNaHom. 5una &--There was .
full nl1sndanes this moEninR q q !
neeling o. tie Democralic 0onRRas
Glonal Dommittea. senator Kannn en-
praaas9 to hia enlloneuos BE rulnotanss
. serve pefmansntIf - ChziEman. an
ie1a 4 ahonld tranHpfro ihat no enc eiss
ooeld Ne found who would net - eaal-
pellsd b maks an oE1n af groa6er naf
s0nnl rneEi&cl. He nnnliy aaked - 81
relieEs1 % th8 doiisa of IL position.
ha1 anli0n upu1 TIA paint maa poalponed
20 anDehaE moelinq. Tia nabfsat of Or
sanitation uas dissussad. bat uffhous
reaehina any daanile oonalnniom. exoepl
70 authori1a the chairman e apnoint -
aa1latant aearetaEY. Senator ksnna ex-
prsasea q preferences for ex CONGRESS
man pm Ihompgon. of Kantusky, for
this position, and b wia peohahly ap-
peint him.
Bexe1 cnnGra9nla1lonn.
All the o0naraaulainry massaeaa re.
nafnaI - 49, WhsA. H.. 49, -
boxed u1 ana shipped - lha Pfusiaenl
To bs Released.
Aetiua Secretary Fairuhild today tel.
ezraFAed aa follows % iho CoIleesor of
Customs at Key Weal. Fla. IN regard to
t0a eeiEaro Of the Hpaniuh veasa1 Paaao
and Ksabel, for nllcNsd violations 81 ths
customs laws; AAeleass The Spanish
schooner Easoo and Ksabal unlaas for
fsited under aection l875, and relsans
hsr cargo unless forfeited under asu41on
431d. Fishing il watera 0k tie united
States does not eatail he foEfsifaFs Of
fszeiQn vegsels.n
Repsrt eg she osannalsse en- Hnai
ARhEra.
WkszrR010E, Jana 4.--The report or
the 0ommittee on Indiaa Affairs on ils
Of the oondiffon of ths
Indians Of Indian TerKi1oEy ana ether
reservations WIS submi1tsd 20 TIE Sen
ata today. Touohing the claims Of The
Greeks and Sominnles IL Oklahoma and
the pretsnss Of 3 right Of entry upon
these lands By 3 band Of solonisis, the
eonlnittee nnite 10 The conclusion shat
she United States baIe no right 10 dis
pose Of oWnerahlp Of the a5il II that
oeded tract without further Agreement
With those tribes, except for the pnrpoas
Of settling othar friendly Indians on
those lands. and the duty os preventing
any intrusion upon these lands. whiah /
4 dis,inol treaty obliaation, q only
Increased b the truss which We have
accepted 70 aetsle friendly Indians |
there.
Regarding the leases Of lands for
gTazina poEpo9ea made by various tribes.
The report aays ihe aecision sf the
Rresident that al such leases we're Of no
eHoet has left the aubieol depending on
= question % law rataeF than q fast.
a. 70 whleh the Committae 10 ncl rs-
QuiFed 20 express Zee views.
The ave oigiliEsd tribes. the eommik-
Tee eaya, are eoneDicu0ualy IN advance
81 all other North American fndians il
svary respect, and that the wilder tribes
can be eroaRht % the same standard by
the influences of eduoation and rs
iiGion.