Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

~.----arssx. March 30.--In The Bsn.
1-<-v ~ III! 70 fnefesse th< ef1
l.,7.z- n fts army cams No, aun Nj
esntiuned hts rem8fss ID ~
-. n xrxpsd " she's tie neces
- tacfrazs. and gztf thai q
/. - ~ Eotsvs bat : prop<f ons Iol
<zs k1lI uxs unsszfsT tne c>psts. ID
- -ruid soms shsr tbs people ssuid
....ssss Ire sfsemps nov rsads 70 e1vs
:. 1.rnes 10 NJ army.
T.;1~~ tsissved be Lo1zaj hsd sam
- sk,s debate wsta toe ASSERTION
Z 1z'.. s>sre wsa no osmbiostion OF ssn-
-. -. a ie1xt, tbss US ths var Il
- -.~p~tsd. There w1s . combination
~ -tsrs 20 defsst THE biz h
3.-of ine}naase0, ut least 10 his
sS tnxi tne oppositiep canss BE-.
- ~ Senator had reported the bill.
f~.sn sssc be ssoid rspsst what he
x-1zsSs. for has senator from CeloF1-
"a ~ nI@osossd hlsn. What he fLo-
- 80 aid uas shss the Senator
-. Na,us Hsisj had rseeiysd en-
.sss-~~nt srsu other 6sHstofs. That
.sssre Isnannss be had used and thai
Il the v4y Il vss reported nus % 90
= soox tbss the SENATOR fsom u1in
- "a tzksn IL TO nimsslf. Tor be did
- knov thss Il O. htm.
m. Tsiisr said be understood the
ss-~sor ls,xanl % sag. ant that uas
~ ~ 4 uen, 10 the coustry tof oourss
- - shs fault OF the pressl that
- ~ outss3e epposisioas be under
S,.5 tbst Il did cot refer 10 htm Tel
- ~ nny member of this body. bat
-,f~rr~a b 4 oeBsiemsn Hhom 10 wzs.
sss6srs nst worth slfsie 70 mention
r.. Loass said shsse wzs nsthing on
- % inducs him 70 bsiisss thefe
- 4 desire on tie pzst Of some gen
arusa Of this Senate 20 cause bad feci-
~ bstgsep aim and she senate. IL
- - very rsmsrk msds SOW that he
iioenu3 had said, no word uttered, no
.nr5 IL references 10 any man out<1ds
a t1is ehsmber nor did hs iasinuske
uhss shs senator tsIier) said. and that
1rnxSof oasnt 10 knox is, and not at
smps 70 have II ~ 10 the soantry be
floean) wss stt.eking any man outside
~ ssnste. Il vas unsorthy she bsn-
r.. Teller d,d not know What the
onassr had said. he knes shat ~as
= ~ H<esrd.
~ Laesn remarked Shat Vas not In
- Record.
n. Teller thsushs thsss had been an
rpdas fssiing Of ooapiaint - 70 opeo-
aii0n 20 tie HsaAtof from Iiiinois- DE
~ from Mr.. Log ms speech Ia the
ft&9ysaxtoaat Record she folEswing !
M frBsad from Maize who u snssst
and shersfore | will NOS refer 70 him
us--was doubtless encouraged by tbs
oposition OF ether Senators ~ laake
~ upon this kili from the start.
NJ. Logan asked n there Was aay-
hinx there abeus an outside man-
NJ. Teller ssid it Vas the way 1t was
i ne Record Hs Teller was only
peAking of the impsFfeotisn OF homsn
fsusna whss ke said that be had n
kR1lood che senator ffem Illinois diff
Iwenlly. II vas not toe fault of tae
1ru4ter from Illinois. sf eoursg, bat Of
N1*elf tMr. Tsller).
NJ. Logan sa q shss some Devspa-
nj said this bill vss uat for the par
~ Of making tbs army Ell sisnt. bat
~ other rsasoss. as had been suggested
b Senator's.
pshass then clossd and Mr.. Pratt
1ddrssssd the senate on shs washing
~ Territory bill, which he character
~ a. an enabling act. he Rsvs sta
zsiics OF the populetion and resources
4 the Territory; aud assorted that on
ais showing 10 was entitled to admls-
tou ~ q State. Mr.. Plat would not
&nuass m affairs that had occurred there
4 ssaard 10 tbs Chinoss--Hnsteypr bad
bsea done the psopis bad dealt With Il
nsmseives, and they were As well quaii-
~ 10 deal with matters Affecting
ltomxeIves. and 10 BE- q state. - the
j>opls OF California. Oregon aud other
bates having similar quesIicns 10 deal
Nh.
senator yosrhess introduced a bill
IL ne ADMISSION Of the Territory Of
Eonizna 10 tIaoe Of the bill originally
hfrodnesd By him. Tue bill now In
rpduesd, Mr. Voorhees, said. was en en-
lSlire Ast, while the 6fst bill provided
- ne Immediate admission OF the
f<xfitory.
kissr A sxsezlivs session The Senate
ujoafnrd.
ueuse.
wAsHmoros. March 30 --In Com
nistss OF the Whole today. the House
Asessd ssnMdsrahle tina 70 She debate
u Ne possaflcs appropriation bill.
NJ. Blonnt, OF 6aorais, defended the
fs4rasster General la refusing $780,
% appropriated by ths bill Of last year
y esmpsnsste American vessels fer
al esvice. Thss snbiest, he ssid, had
IA sonsiderra at Cabinet meeting.
Nd whatever of error or erias attach.
4 n the failure to use this fund At
hs1sd not only 70 the Postmsstef Gen
kk bat 10 ths President and his
0esuss. bat he argued that the
kHn sssef General bad committed M
egoF. bos had only exercised iass and
~ disoFstioe. Aftsr farther debate
- sommitfes rose asd The House ad-
f1rnsd.
EFv CoaL MisK.-A dispatch from
~ Francisco. andef date Of March 3,
Ayr -ssn Coulter. Of Portland. owner
Z shs new valuable coal misses ia
nsFsssn county. Washington Territory,
~ eees here the past few DAYS. and has
IsFsasssd thrcaah the Huntington
hclkfns Company iron for standard
~ rad 81 the mines from the North
- Rscsac switch. He has secured
NY los freight rates from New York.
- ~ The sfos necessary and oteer
sserhl wsil BE- Shipped a. ouce. 4
af1s urmber OF verkmen wili be Pat
a0e minss. His company IL kaown
4e nsme of she Northeastern Goal
~ Transportation Company. A re
}<ricf sailed upoa ClareDca Coulter last
rHsng. and asked him a. 10 the trath
We ststements contained IN the
eew Mr. Coulter said; "rhs dis
Eish a suhsssnt,ailv trae. We ewn
serss 81 coal land near Seateo. Sbous
1fe quarters Of miie from the tine uf
Nesthern PAeihe road In this land
- win , feet thick ot clear. iigniie
W. The mtne has never been mere
As rfvsrected. for the reason that we
40 aeseF Get fair freight rates, bat
AcfmenitS has been overcome. We
Ewa force Of men nos engaged in
&1nk . Roadway for the track. and
tcf tee eunkers We have con-
- 70 furnish tie Northern faetfic
- eaal. and expect 10 do qaste en en-.
s'S mining bestEsss-"
4 Ahiun TnAS.-A fsw days since =
Pe'sss noticed a train ot freight cars
= Ne sits track near the depot. among
nsA We following roads we're r~pre-
ee; Narshern Pacific. Oregon Rail
AID Navigation, Oregon and Cali
MoA uhiesgo. Burlington b Qainoy.
- flsteeare, fast wAsuA ard CnicA