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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-03
Notice for Publication.

NUCICt 1UI UUIICdGtUHs
mo. 2236.l
LAND OFFICE AT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,l
April g. 1886.
~ following-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at Salt Lake
City, on Saturday, May Is, 1886, viz: George
Dryburgh, homestead entry 51O7 for the N W Il
of N w "A Section IL, Township 8 S, RE.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: William Thompson, George
Thompson, James Muire and John Boyce all of
Sandy, Salt Lake county, Utah Territory.
d. WEBB, Register.
BIRD & LOWE, Attorneys for claimant.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-03
White House,

,o for the best meals and rooms 90 to the
mhlte house. Everything first-class and
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-03
At Fort Douglas TO-Morrow.

Open air concert weather permittine)
at 8 p. m.
PROGRAMME.
l Wedding .... Mendelssobn
z Overture-Rage in Ireland. .Beyer
Selection-Macbeth. VeyrSi
Waltz-Artist's Life Stranss
. Selectlon-The Beggar Student. .Molliker
. Remembrance, Wagner's Tannhauser
''.'...'.: ,................H Ham
l.. kINNE, Chief Musician.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS
at the Salt Lake City Postofice.

The above is standard mountain time.
JOHN I. LYNCH, Postmaster.
Salt Lake City, Utah, March %. 1885.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-03
Silver Quotations.
SPRING STYLES.

Neu,nan,s Celebrated Hats!
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

PHELApEzPHzA, Sept. 17.-The pro-
tfaoted hxht for the possassion and r.
organization Of The Rsading Railroad
Oompany, waR8d on 0na hand b.
Franklin B. 0owen, iia pFaaidsnt, and
hia friends. aud On the other hand By
reorganization ayndieate, 81 the bead
Of whicA are Meaara. y. PiarFopont
Morgan and J. Z. Welsh, was Terminated
today by fsEmsl agreement bstuoen
the fashions upon terms of reorRaniEa
ton. The ESSENTIAL features q the
plan are:
Rirsk the present syndieats ts be On
laraed by et0o0, 900 additional snbssrie-
ti0n, TIE compensation Of theeypdioata
10 Be increased pr0portionately 10 the
increase Of subscriptions.
Second, tbs rSoaustrnollen trustees
10 oo increased 20 thirteen members ~
the addition of Messra. Alfred Sally, n.
X. Do9, doh1 WaDamaksT and Charles
Il. Berry, and TO maks aush changes ia
the plan Of reorganization as said trus-
tees may think dt. provided that the
following changes ahall Be made 4
plan 10 provide for q reorganization
without q foreclosure q mortgage 70
be given 10 eesure bonds and aabse-
Quent mortgages 10 be given % seoura
bonds issued for the present iuaior
mortgage bonds bonds issued 10 lieu
Of preferred atook IN the present plan %
have q right 70 have vote ff such right
can be legally given without affecting
the chafaeter ef the company the re-
construction trustees 30 acoept the pro-
visions Of the plan within sixty days,
and II no suoh acoeptanee IL secured,
thea The reorganization 20 take place
b. foreclosure and only for ths beno6t
OF those who have accepted the vest
ing Of the trust 10 be for i've years; and
all the parties 10 interest 20 unite in -
curing the immediate appointmsna Of
Austin Corbin as an additional receiver
with TIE understanding that the prasi.
deney Of the company shall be osieEsd
% him.
0ne Of the eenfiemsn who arranged
the settlement, says The result Is that
The physical possession and manage
ment of the Reading property are placed
ia the care Of Mr.. Austin O0rhin. be Be
ing acceptable % all parties interested.
Il is quits understood that the relations
Of the Reading Company 20 the Penn
sytvAnia Company, The Baltimore and
Ohio and the New Jersey Oentral Rail
roads will be taken hola cf By Oorhin
entirely independently, and viii Be
dealt with II the sole and ainRle interest
Of ths Reading properties
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

ST. Ls0Um, sspt l7.-Thres hundred
and eighty i've OhiFishna Indians-e3
men, l7S aquaWs. and lf7 childFen. ar
rived In thia city this uoguinR, IN
twelve special ears. over the Atehison.
Topeka 4 Santa Fs Railroad, IN oharRe
ef Col. J. +. Made Of the Tanfb United
States cavalry, commanding sompany
Of eighty ave guards. Ihese Indians.
though not actively engaged IN 0efon-
imo's campaign, woFs suapeetsd oe fur
niahing the hosllios with provisions and
ammnnition, and the Government
thought best 70 Fem0ve thsm from theif
reservation. They ell pEooaed from
here direet 10 koSt MaKion, neaR JACK
eoagilie, Florida, and vin Be eiven 9
reservation somewhere IN that Stata.
Crowds Of psople gathered az the rail-
way station 10 Sc Esal live Indians, and
we're rewarded b sseing them break
faMt 81 q modern restaurant, which they
we're evide1tly accustomed b doing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18
DsaIeaElsa of shs martfsra MamsrInI
Area.

HknrRazD, 6ept. 1.-THE memorial
aroh crested b the toWn Of Hartford n
honor OF the soldiers and sailors % The
var. was dsdioated today. A general
holiday has beaa declared. and banks
and ma1ufactoEies are closed, and the
stfsafs are crowded VITA eitiEsaa and
yisitogA Many haildlnEs are Raily dec
Grated. Many Grand Army pos.a sud
Staae troops Are nrese1t. Tue memofiai
arrh vas design a by GeorRs Keller,
and stands on Rerd eireet. forming ths
north ontfancs % Boshnaii PARK. Is =
of light brown stone, aBd ia gupported
By tuo t9wers thst Fise ever . hnndred
foet Il bsars 9 larze terra estia fFiezs
syubolioai of the aeene1 af the Uaf.
0sn. Joa b. HsWieg sosep9ed ths m1nn-
nsna for the toun, and dsiiyered tho
addFoss fer he eosaaion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

Rkr1aokD RuIEnzs.- y. H. Whit
worth. snelnssE fos tbs Haisop Raiiroad
Company II Big sksokum. we IN Seat
tis yesterday. He STATES that ihs eom-
pany npg has four miles 81 rails lalo,
and another mils 81 Hfsdine eompiste4
and rsa6f fof the iraak- TIE eempaay
ssgtion % rsad thss faii asG winter, aud
empisyed. his aecti1u vii exta1d %
5atsop hisef. and Figat into z magni1-
emf and extenaivs lot q iimbaE. Hae
eonpaHy cwna ioa10 aeres of timoag
land il q body along ths lee q tee
road. 1nd y sonslantiy aequlring mofe
l4nd IL tkat ssosioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

Kkxsas CErx. sept. II. Foranoon
aauae. CnisaQs 4. Kansas City2
NEN YoEx, sspL i7.-Nev Vera 4,
WaahiuRto1 /.
s.. IsoUm. sspt l7.-st. Louis 2, De
trost s.
Bos1os, Sept. I7.-Bssson 4. Phila-
Rsssas Chr. ssps. i7.-K.usas City s.
Chfeaao Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

NAEErNs CoNFEwrIoa. = Ths brick
uork % L. n. eisrs's nsS block sas
oompisfea yesterday. aHd tie aisrss en-
tie hrut Aaor Wi1 b ready feF oee1-
paney ahoFily aftsr ~ la a. OetebeF.
Mr.. hanks, the e0utr&atar. STATES thai
Be wiu have tie b1iitlnR soupletsd and
rsaay b taFn Over % ta8 aRsni q Mr.
8tarr witAim thirty dsya.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

sAuus % TnE MrxIoo.-Ths sisan-
sAip Msxieo saiisd for San Prnnaiaeo
yesterday afisr1esa. shs took lighl
ssssahs, and ths fsllowina lini of pas
seuQers. Mrs. 81. Z. HnaeEs. Erank
nalsrs. q. " 8wenlen. u. II. Ni1lna,
%. Q. WnIiamA MsFy n. hag, y. No
Donaid. ~. Co,fcnbus1as MEa. W q. q.
Pa. "a % Ia So sesfafs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

Abpzi tsauiY-aEa thsagtnd esats
fFom typhaid fspsF cesar ana1AllT n
tha uniGed &tAte4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

llticAl rengens ~ ln1anHa1 q Nh Bfa-
Enlnn. Ika weap1a used uss : ristas.
4Aa a1lomr4 10 aazaEsinake BxatiniNa
134 pro1noea rrnas Nxcitsment annnQ
- pacpIs. c1oud8 surfounda1 ~
euildinR ocaupie4 b q naMsparsr hers
w1leA has basn eEpasinR tha Prise
Minister. Ihay blaEs1d Il for tnfamine
~ hoakilo fsalina aaainst him. and
s1nashaa al the fnrniiure ard Gffinza
belcnzl1R % the cauearu. a14arelV e
tacE1d and wuunllai ~, raera hesa ~ t1e
aea4 and we're ptoosedinq % barn tie
edt11s ua1n t1e puliea raeana masters
q TIE ailnatio1 an6 dispsgAsd tha mob
AklaTwaE4A The srow7 aalemrfsd 60
l{n1h ths prlsoneE, bus usre follsd b
- poliae.
seianrs ef tAs Psnrf Melissa.
0TkuA. Sept. 1z.--Inqairy e ne
C11luma department shows that ~
nshlng neAooneF Reaxi Melissa wAs
setzsd e. Rrinoston Ter having lanoed
twelve man daring the niRkt fha
uaa4inE e tne vessel reperted neEt dAE
bai not before ~ oastomB oE1 seEs usFe
% bcard and had everything ssiasd.
it 4 understsod THAI 500 was deposltsd
e nnss o1t as yet the oas.ous depar,-
menf nas taka1 no action IN TIE mattar.
cenEras1laE1sns 81 . nasssan GeneFaE.
PANS. ssrt. Hat tie French army
znanDaVeEs q RnssiAn aenaEal congrns-
ulatod TIE oommsndsr of ths twelfth
army ooFpa upon the splendid appeax.
angR oE bis mnn. saying, @Wilh aneh
troops yea have nothinR % fear from
anyone.
A Coel Reecuelon.
DUMN. sept. I7.-Tha Frseaaa's
9oarnai urNes tna cilixsns q DuhIin 10
fsfEain from all manifeslaaiuns of vel
cone ie TIE Marquis q TiondondsrfY
When be arrives in Dablin tomerruw e
assnm8 the oiz1co of Lord Liaaaenans
he bears O8stIereaRh'a hated nama. /"
aaga Ne JourNaI; and a adda sLst tbe
troops parade Who rspressnt sgicfion
and ooeraion. A oheef from 4 ainela
citizsn would b Rreat hamiliatioa.n
Death ef she nae Dc Cases.
PANS, Sept. I7.-fhs Dne da Oanas,
whose serious illness wsa reported yss-
tsEaay. is dead.
asaeA and eaaaur.
EoNDoH, Sepf. IA aoulllng match
between BsaoA, 0f Australia. and Ca
dauR. Of Canada, vii take plaos today.
Beach is the fAveriis Ia the betting, ave
% tWo being taken on him.
ko1 and Lea, the American oarsmon.
haxe issued 4 challenge 30 donbls aenH
race any two men 10 The world for $50
asida.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

Uuiisd asaies Marshal HamiIton has
mnszrsd Miss 6h4nnansa res41anes on
- carnsr q Third And SpFina stEse,s.
and uili nsss - famiiy into q uezt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

Acting Land U0mmlssIoneR btook8Ia-
road Company, in which he holds that
the ooeupation Of she land By The In
dian prior b the Cling OF the company'a
clai@ az excepted the TRACT from she
grant. This desisien virtually decides
large namber Of similar Gases IN
Waahiuatoa Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

A pusaoEkss 10 Nsu Jersey hAa been
named GladasaAe. IN huaos q ne kaR-
nzh statesman
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

A co-spsIaaiss fsru Ter iHnmps hsa
hson sst1hiil1sd - Nes Kork phi,aa-
l1fgpiaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18
CsnDIalass AeHinsl sAs eiesmarEA-
Faae Raw.

WAsnIN0IoH. Sept. H.-S0me manu-
faesaF0Fa og oiesmaEzaFine have pro-
tested 10 The Treasury Department.
against the construction placed By the
Internal Rsvenao Bursan on the second
section, relating 30 The manufacture Of
that compound, that the law imposes
on n oiil neutFai and other articles Of
ike natnFs . tax % The sans amoana a.
that impoaed on 0leOmargarfne. ls ap-
pears that there are . namber Of arms
engaged in TIE manufaetuFe Of cleo
margarine whose business Il ID te par.
shass and combine the vaFioas ingredi-
enss into q market article, and Il the
o0mponeaa articles are unbiect 90 tax.
as has been heid by The Revenue
Bureau, the reanla will - 20 compel
these maBnfaotnFesn 70 pay double tAx.
e thsy are also required " lac 10 place
siampa on the flashed articles WHEN
ooEnpounded. Il is also stated that
certain fRns are making large quaint
ties of What Il knowa e. "oleo oil, =
whieh ID sold and used tie same as
iubrioatina oil fer maehinsry. IL the
etriet construction already imposed b.
The Department is adhered sa. this ma
terial Will also b sabieot 70 the tax i'm
poaed on uleOm arRaFiaa. 1he matter II
nos under consideration by tie IntsEnai
Rssenus RuFaAn, and u b believed thai
uhsn OommisafansE Miller returns. The
oonssFncttcn thaa has been placed en-
ths saoond section Of TIE aet ufl Be
nnedilsd % as 20 relieve TIE DateTiai
fron the tax. Circulars have been asBt
% ali collectsra EeQassfinE information
&c % TIE nnmbeF of olsomkFQarine fae-
tories In each district, the average pre-
aussion and othar information, with
Wee 10 adjusting TIE clerical bureAn 70
msss Tie demands of HE basinsaa.
whsn he asl shall 90 into operation
Ansthsr Appeal asR As6.
CzAn1nxrua, Sega I7.-MayoE coar-
tsnay has taasd tue follovinE psoola
ExncuTTvn DERkzxAun,
Sapesmhsr II, 1eS6
70 ~ Ps5lie Tka City Oouneil of
ChaElaEtoa q iss iaS1 regular nesting
- tks1aah instant ioak the following
nctisn
~WnnaaaA. A txEribls ealA1ity has BE-
faIisn Charlaslon. and ths vaHt and vide
aursaA laa inhicfad ia far greater IN
skssl thAn was - GEs1 Eoalizs4. aad
WhaHsas. ID Is eyi6Nzt that fhe hoeRai
ana npaaaams0ua amsiaaAnsa wAach hns
euna % - frou al paEia ef thta
eonn1rY ana ffou Enaland and WAleh
& aasply appganin1ad and gratefuiiy
ankno1Isdesd ~ oax poeSle, VII -
whsily insa &alanf % meet eur uzex-
peasaa axinanaasa. eheEafaEe be il
Rssalas1, Thaa ~ Mayer - Fuqaest-
ed g psepaEa aad iMaa a. a1ds14s -
ahs paalie, soaaanR fuE1h o9r ac1d1tsnn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18
calling ia tAe Boads.

WAaHrK0roN. Sept. I7.--Aboui e25, 1000
Of the bonds embraoed In tbe 42d call.
issued op the l0ih instant, have already
been redeemed at the TrsasuFy Depart
ment. Il is belisve that m3st Of these
bonds were forwarded, under she terms
Of the circular Offering 20 redeem aay
unoalied for thFee par cent. bonds. bat
uele called before they had bean r.
eaived at the DapaFtuens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

DKxvxR (Ooi.), Sept. 1.-Two sPeoial
trains, one Of twelve and the other Of
seventeen sleepers. arrived hers this
afternoon over The Union Pacific, hriaR-
ing the California Knights Templaf 90
route 20 the O0nclave &c 81. Louis. The
visitors wers met at the depot By the
members Of the Denver Ledge and we're
escorted through the city in carriages.
After remaining here four hours, they
resumed their journey East over the
Kansas Paoidc. Four hundred Oal0ra-
do knights leave over tie same road to
morrow aight on q special train Of
ksnafesa pmflVaas. aoanhan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

Ths m0s dangerous msa nsvsE
drink
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

BruEaEnsT, Sept l7.-BE19iniees tne
Ronmanian PEims Mini1tef. u1a sAct IS
Rsas ageainR b. an asa14sin. nA psE-
neiv~f - maEaa in1Arti0a II tlme -
srrluE oss q rs p1sh e hz4 aim- lee
kalIst atxnek Rohosses q mleubsE eG tae
(yhaustaR a DErntiaa. an4 814nded
- Ths arnas1ln uas aErs1lsd and
iaeknd -. He aonfsmsd that fet 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

CzAnLEaxox, Sept. 17.-Lant nieht uas
quiss. Work 10 going on aatively. bui
hrieklAyeEs and plastarsrs are badly
nesded. The Subsistence COMMITTEES is
nov iasuina rafions 20 nearly 7000 per
sons. large majority of whom are col
ored. Ne ease Of distress fails 10 re-
cave urompt Attention.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

LAREDo, (rex.), Sept. l7.--A telegram
famous rebel chief 81 Coyote, with bis
Lieutsnants Manuel, Vsla and Pena,
and aix followers, we're killed IN an en.
gARem nt With the national troops IN
der OoI0nel Valez, aeaF Santa Dominas
ranch, . short distance from Lamps,
Mexico, yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

The Atlanta leaves New York to-day
for NAFxaQanssfs Bay 10 have her c0m-
passes adiasted, and shs vii probably
sail themes on four OF nFe days trial
trip nexi Monday. Tie paEpoas Of ths
trip b 70 test her Sped and ind ont II
she can attain the Fata called for II the
ccnlEaot. Chief EnRinear LorinQ and
probably soms msmbaFs az The AdYisorg
noar& wiff nnnonar.an. has
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

NorTrsan1n. Sept 1f.-Ths lAes nan
mfaetnrara of NoSfinRham have com.
hfneH - a proposition - fedaes the
vw.sren 81 ne Iaos uaksrs. Iea en-
rlrEnra. /. Il bsfisvad. wi.l Eeaisl Ne ps-
aucsian ana lockcuf b eussidsFsd In
minant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18
On wan ssEsst.

EEw YokK, Sept. II. = Governments
dull and strong. Mining shares quist.
Stocks opened hsm, the hrst prices In
ths majority Of eases being from 14H
abovs fhe anal figures og last sweating.
Well dislgibuted business followed. but
prices Were sluggish until towards
the ind Of the hxat hour, after which
thsy advanced smaFtlY. A rsaction
lust after noon occurred. bat IN ID
vance WA noon resumed, and abo1t 2
o'clock the highest figures Of the day
we're reached, aftsr Whioh reali1ation8
carried everything but READING back
small fFaction. and the mAFket closed
heavy.
spssial Ass.s r.sEls Rssuras 90
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ever fhe assnfsFa uniTeF.
uafW.


MEH1O PAnK. Sept. I5.-Ssnator IL
land stanford, Mrs.. Stanford, 9eneral
Franaia Walker, 81 Boston, and N. Il
Olmstaad, tns ueii kn0un land1eepe
esrds1eE, haVs beeu IN ffsqnant eonsuI-
aati0n Tor The past week in ref2ENnea %
TIE proposed Stanford UniVaEslig e
Pale Alto. Wakes and Ulmalead cans
30 tha osasl ~ Sanator Stanford solio-
iiaiion 70 oonsnit aboui ths Unigeftify.
Il b dsiaiteiy steted ihst work viii ha
begun % the unisafalsy daFina tha
present year. NJ. Olms1ead hes sue-
mittad q ate WhleA Il on ne .oaihofn
part of PAio Ate. Ne decision, baw =
eyer, g.'s b. 80 ssso CO. Fsssesa. .. osasrai
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

sAN FnANcEaco, Sept. 1.-The OoFo-
neF hsid an Inquest today Ia the ease -
Edward HiRzins, TIE ygung man foand
dead with the knife wound over his
heart In a Nafoma street lodging honss.
AftoE She testimony % Witnesses, she
Jury roturnsd q veFdiet charging the
wife of The Diseased vita The eFime.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

ana inr.kinR aaslsiunal aia fsE fhss
nfvisk1a ety.
In DakinR kEeHm b he EE1szzz E1a-
lio this expFeHig1 ef ne mnntetraa
R1EErumens as % the oondltten q oaf
city e fhl8 ttnRes = sssma - ne unnee-
essaEy kh2k shaala ass any words of
M ou1. The anforta1aIe khcls are Be.
fore tha sonAtFY hy ahe Eaa1smen1s q
dlssuaHrEste& wiai1aEa ffnB dA8srenf
parts q fhs eo1nfTys aftsr p9Eso1al
ohssrTakian, and nEa knoW1 here sud
dseply fela. ask ne press cf tha U1i-
ted slatsa 30 giss this pEoeiamatinn ths
bans6i of ~ far reaeAing eiEcnlation-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

WAaHTN8xoN. 6ep1. fI.--CoiaHel ChAa.
7. StswArt, q The Oorps Of kaeinesrs.
yesterday aftgFnosn, 81 esrsction q TIE
Prssidant and &c his eWB reqassA Was
paacad on The retired lisa. he waa tie
sanioE efissF Of the Enginsss Corps
when General Newtnu was FstiFsd, but
hia III health toak him e1l q TIE hss
eliRihse for ahs position Of Chisf Enzi
seer. Colouei Chsriea Z BluBt. wks is
nos tha e1nkina o6osE q the eaFpa, -
ansicipstiua of hiH refiramast for azs
nsxt 1anuary, hns woshea fer and been
granted . isAvs q ahse1ce 1nsn thai
siaa. This leaves Cntaael 1ames @.
DuAns aa shs rAaktHg o&eef eR ths
ooEpA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

LIT7IIT EIEIIITI III NWNTTWH - N7NII"
man, celabFaief kantern cfaokamen,
Who have ben e19aQed IN q ag1lsmatie
safe cracking t0uF from Waahin9t Sen
Territory down % San Diego. their Lest
sndeaeoFa being The robbery of the Poat
Ones at Redwood and Loa GAios. IN
this state. have been captured "a thia
city. schultz has served several terms
IL the penitenfiary "a san Qneufin and
also at Aibany. NeW YoFk. A the latter
plaoe. In an atlempt 10 escape Be a1oe
Iao olloars, and Is anothal lims aas Gre
10 the bed II bis eel with the iuteufisn
of Destroying he ponitenliafy. oole.
man has An unanviabls record IN 81
Lonis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

WAazzoTcs. sspa. I7.-The Euenfag
Star pEinaa q statement % tha elfeni
that SsoEetaFy Mannina viii 20 % Ans
tEia as Uniscd States Minister. instead
af Fetufning 10 the Treasury Depart
men1. If says that q hius as % his ap-
pointment b said % haVe been nads 30
Ans&xi9 and 10 have been reeeiEed with
great favor, and ala0 says lhat TIE Pres
idsnt has decided 10 make the appoint
manf. GoTeEn0s Perter, First Assistant
Secretary o. 6fata. says. however, that
be has never heard Of such IN appoint
menl heing eanlemplaled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

The failures thEouRhost the United
States and Canada during The last seven
days we're Ie5. as compared With 18 dur
inG tbs previcus week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

MkDMEp. 1ep4. I7.--Ehraa ctneeEa b.
lonrinR % ne SpGnisA army 81 Baree-
tana hsvs bson arresfed fog letdinE 3
baad of soldiers 20 ioia he C4rlis1s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

PFrzanUnG. Ssp2 H. IaEryn MeAan
and Jaok Barna. I've tce4l heaxF weights.
fo1Get q heEs knGokls prizs nGAt for .
suAil purss On the river hank y Ais
ghany City this aftarn0on. The oaha
w4s % q nniah aeonrdinQ % The FnlRs a.
the London prlEs Finz. II the eleventh
Eou0d Mehan wa kaaekad esnsele@
and did not Taesvog eonaaio1anea8 for
tvs houEa Burns eseapsd witA . fsu
aar4tehes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-18

PANS. Sept. l7.-Ths Dne da Oanss
whose serious illness wsa reported yss
teFfaV. Il deaa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10

aggregate or net proceed earnings Of
such railways. or any portion thereof
aud IN any case an OF sgre ment for pool
ing ireights aforesaid. eaeo day Of it.
continuance shall be deemed a separate
ofiense. Upon the question of pub
lIclty oil rate there vas no al erence OF
opinion. The House OIL required each
railroad 10 publish and TO adhere 10 its
rates between points upon its own line.
The Senate bill made IL the duty OF the
commission 20 also enforce the publica-
ton OF such through rates as il migat
be found possible 10 publish. A sub
stitute has been agreed upon, by which
each railway Is required to print end
keep in every depot, for the inspection
OF the public, the rates il may csta biish
between points upon its own line. They
are also required 10 file with the com
mission COPIES of all JOINT tariffs of
through rates TO which they may be q
party, and the commission is required
70 securr the publication of such through
rates a. far a. may be found practic-
able. Other notifications OF minor i'm
portance have been made, but these are
the principal ones upon which differ
erences OF opinion existed. When the
substitute bill has been printed, the
committee will 20 over IL carefully and
may ind il necessary vet, TO make some
changes, but they have substantially
agreed upon their recommendations.