Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

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also appx0E1d the biH rolmtnfsIn1 e.
Nin Stegtna, Uni1ed States Consal AZ
Nina Poo, China. Cor extraordinary q.
pensEs incurred dntina TIA France o..
nese waf. The biil foF TIE rslief u
ktu1afd i. Wiatersnifh, lata door-
keeper q the Honss, was allowed o. b..
eene law wifha1t tha Rresidens'a -.
na1aros The RFesiden1 wrote tie VITO
messages himself, without azslsfanoe
D di11atlon q otneruiss. They mAks
aooao nf1y PAGES % closeiy awriitsn
loolecap. Indeed, 4 IS stated thAl She
President has personally written every
message that has issned from ne white
House during bis administrators.
me Prclaaontss ua1laaE.
WAaHaAaRoz. Jana 95 Tha Rrsaidant
lefl Washington ahont I o'olock t5aag
Tor q etuiss doNn the Rotoman ana
ChegaQea4e Bay On eho steam yacht
Oota1iEs d Neu xork, broaEhs hefa ex-
pfea8lY Tor the RgKpp1e de vas ac-
Villas. keuEsaensaslvo naofk Of Penn-
syieaaia, and Wilson l. Bissalf, of
hu4Alo. I1a party are vel eQ1ippad
with 6sking tacAio and make fna irip
for pleasure End recreation. Il is nol-
- NAAa-A y @NANNN : A1N40 wa - 4AA-AAE -
Fortress NanEoe. and that the cruise
may extend paak aha cage into the
ocean. Tue party oxpeol 30 Heturn %
Washington tamersow niehs.
Fhe AgricnitaraE ADproprinsisa Biu.
WAsMNoxaH, Jano 2s.--Tha aQriaai.
tural appropriation bill as L passed ne
senate was considered b. the Honse
Commiitee On Agriculture today. he
Senate amendments relating % lhe
buEeaus Of animal industry, statistics
and snRar we're Don-eoncuEEed ..
Cslleeflons q internal Reyenae.
Collootions Of inleTnal revenue daring
the first eleven monlhs of tie fiscal
rear ending June %, 1886, amouulod b
$40. .l04 t8b, being an increass % ga
l01, SIS over the receipts for tie cofra.
sponding period o. the previous year.
mAnsea fsr maraer.
EckEEs Ala, guno 2B.-Gao. B. Davis,
Of Wan. M9OielinRd. elias Arebie Reo-
YEA last spring.
A VncleRy fsr Raae.
NEw LoNDoH, Coma, Juna &.-The
Facs stwean tha Yale University and
the UniveFsily of Pennsylvania crews
took place this aftoFnaon on the Thames
four mile straight away oourss. Yale
Won practically &C will, taking the laad
az once and mAintaiuing it throughout
without ever being pushed. lime:
Yale 2333; Rennaylvania. 2f;4k.
American water werkn Association.
DEsyKn, June 25.-Tke Amariean
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the following 0GleoFe for the ensuing
First Vice President, w. Il. Cameron,
Memphia, Tennessee; 6eoond Vice.
Praaidaal, III. g. Halden. Lowell, Mas
sachnsetfE; Third Vice President J. n.
DoEan, ElmiEa, N. "; F0nkth Vice
President, w. J. Miller, Birmingham,
Alabamas Secretary and Treasurer,
n. Decker. After aces Ring an invita-
ti0n from the Milwaakea Water Works
Company 20 hold The nexf convention
IN that city. the Convention adiouFnsd-
Wishes on the knlsats sT Labsr.
WAsHrNoroa, Jane 2s.--Tha commit
Tee of the knights Of Labor, appointed
e the Cleveland Convaniiou, have ssnt /
4 laitsr 20 Speaker Carlisle ana copies /
30 Randall and Morrison, containing 4
list Of the measures which Il ID desired |
thar Congress shonl dpass. and memorial /
locking % shat end. Am0nR the meas, /
nres, many Of which we're referred 70 Ia /
these dispatches daring the progress 81 /
the Cleveland meeting, are th0as repeal. /
inc the timber enltuFe. pro-emption and /
desert land acts; the adjustment of /
railroad and osheR land grants, she or
eanizlnR Of the Territory of Oklahoma;
prohibiting aliens from holding land "a I
the United States; and making Presi- /
dental and Cong election dags /
holidays, and punighing bribery. IL /
conclusion She eommitteo saya. In re-
questing tho passage Of these measures /
tt Is not asking anything from q domi. |
nant party, only % fatal the promises /
Is made % she peopio uhen ii VS. seek
inc their saffragss by watch Is obtained |
its present majority"
Mr. Adams MAKES : Btaiement.
Bosroa, jane 25.-Prssidsnt Charles
Francis Adams, " she Uni0n Paoido 4
Railway. seninnt whom charges % dis |
honesty wsre mada In tae Honae 81 Rsp.
resentativeB on June b Congressman /
Henley, q California, Vas today shown /
Washington dispatch detailing lhe 1
controversy on tho suhiegt beiaeen Mr.. /
Henley and x-6ogeFu0F Long, Of Mas.
aehuselts. II the House yesterday. /
After asserting that Gov. Longs STATE.
ment Was = Just one and ttaa Mf. Hen-
lsy bad done him gross iniaGiioa. Mr..
Adams said AT The time that he /
Unioa Paoine Board of Difeeiofs issued /
43l080 100 ct s per cent collateral trust /
boads (it was n April, lH63,l sas net |
oven q dlroaeaF h che company. Mr.. /
Henley's second oharoe that ] and the /
directors violated the Law Ia paying ihe i
dividends Of is83 and 1884, despite ihe 1
existense Of q gross n0ating debt af |
8i3. .fo00 900, b nos well f0unded, for Il /
is not Illegal % pay q dividend while
there ia q h0aaiua oett. Ny cempany
has paid Ell the money due the Govern
menf under tha 1hnFman set as fast "a
the courts have detarnined tha diapuIo
a. 10 is bainR aona. I had not bean 4
director of the Uaion Faeiao fer three
years a the tine that its iudoFsemsut /
vac placed Withuui the consent af Goa
srsss on 4i5.o00.C00 81 ths OEeRca Short /
Line honaa in addition 70 this, as
Mr. Long has stated, tie eouFta have
held the transaction 81 BE- legal. Il
q nonssnaa for Mr.. Hanlsy - claim thai
aesets beiauQinR 10 TIE Gotessmenf
have beea eriminaily devoted % autiai-
pate {. preminm Of = PER osna On the
thiFd moEianae bonaa das in 1883. for
lhare are 10 fhird moFlRaes bonds %
the union PAeldo"
naaeaaif.
BsooELrA. Juns q. Brooklyn 5, Bal.
timoFe 7.
s.. LoUla. Suns s. Isl. Louis s. New
YoEka.
4 s.por V. .ss.asly p...sa.sa In