Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-03

aey u July each yesr and elect 3 chair
nan end secEstaFg, ne oaccl1 eleoted
. Be suhiee4 % tie aprFaEd of the
Commiz1ien. Xhe r1ociltion1. corg
g u1ieA have heen aent 50 eli toe local
hoat1a. euphnsi1e ne existing rule r.
E8rdia0 ne names and Standing q peF-
sous On lha hst of eligihlse % b se,ect-
"a from.
mlRess 80 Rnuaaws Bymamllar.
Crur1xkzI, zuiy Wa. Hainas.
Wl0alE known throazhout thia eauntTy
g the tnFeHtoF and Manufactures Of
ayuaA1lte bombs. - lying vor7 ill - bis
bone IN Oovinztoa, Kentneky. and ~
death b momsularilY expected. IL II
said sAnt be has some 9t0ooo worth q
bombs hidden on the banka q the Mis-
Siszappi eesWeen NleknburQ ana kIora-
phiA He has furnishes them to several
f1FtlEu Nc&eEnAaauks and waa nna0tiat.
me With Greece durina tie recent var
exeitemnnA there. Lately ha said thai
Hon. John q. Carlisle had informed
him that be had abouk saooaaaed ia
getting the i1VsFnnent % puFohaae his
patent for tl50.ooo
Nsw sgafem 81 onealmlnw sapplies.
WAsansaroN. JuIy 2.-Tha neu sys-
tam e obtaining proposals. for surpiy-
Tag The mlaaeIianaonl items needed q
Ne vAFisn9 public buildlnRs aifnatad AZ
dlneFcnt places tnFouQhoul Tie oonntrg
Department. Hitherto e has been tha
- - -
&ent8 ol The cities ID which the build
ines aeeding snpalies are situated.
Nbia Vas found 30 work badly. especial
that In some instances tie GoVornmena
uas compelled % pay more fng he
Rooda bought tha1 iheg wuald II TIE
thfo9n openand q reaidenf of Washing
ten oan make proposals for goods for
ealldinRg II Neu foFk or San Francisco
or pice nsfsA A specific llsl has been
prepared Of the items for which propoa-
ale ara asked q the different baildings
With blank column Opposite fsx the
bidders name and his offef. These oan
be obtained at she Treasury Dspart-
ment b. any bose ,rds bidder.
Ehe street. Car Muraerers senaaneea.
DENTza, 5uly a.--After trial lasting
Q week, JndRe Elliotl Ia the District
0eurt tbs afternoon sentenced Andrew
Green, eolorad, % be hung on July "a
for murdarinR y. q. Whiinah, q street
car driver, On Nay 3. Whiia attempting
% rob the money box on the car. Jno.
Writer'S, also o0iored, 0rssn'a nooonn-
plies n she crime, was aentaneed 10 The
pouitontiary for life.
Mass CfeveanndiA RemoVna % ChieaRo.
CIuoAao, July 2.--It d expected that
Miss Cleveland win arrive In OhicaQo
duties as editor Of che Literary Ltf.
undertaking lha wofk we're carried on
by letter. IN her reply 10 ]
the GFat letter, II which The subieci waa /
hroached, Miss Cleveland says; II quite /
agree With your idea AMI oould ret fail i
70 have much enthusiasm "a consacFat. /
inc my energies toward Us realization. /
Whiles however, my possible embanca-
lion IN auoh an enterpEiHe Is Tbs literary 1
Of saeh q periodical would /
necessarily involve TIE sacrifice Of other /
plans and interests, with my idea Of the 1
position you propose 20 me oould ad-
llNNAAIIMNAA ANNNNIH.IA N.L.|A|.N
% interfere with that work.
In q subsequent letter Miss Cleveland
lags: your loltsr has been carefully
sonsidered by me. While may not bs
possessed Of that energy and ENTERPRISE
Ihould 20 10 reside there, there 4 no
people may reBalt il. Chicago sesms
=. s-.n A. knwa q hfr.h Nmntf-.~ - a.
western metropolis q aFt. as e q now
me meHopoll9 ef oommefca. / have
Biten wondered Why Chicago and the
West did nol support 4 dozen at leaat
of high class monthliaa. have heard
70 much Of Chicago, It's arehiteoture, ifs
boulogards, its parks, etc., that / am
most anxious 10 meet its onteFprising
people. II ! assume the editorial man-
agement 81 your magazine, must have
he absolute control Of its literary de-
Dartmeut, and 1 must resign all 0thaK
work. for do not agree with your idea
that / could, while editing the same,
still pursue my present plans and
studies. oouid expend n6ihing Of
8neRgy IN other directions. To build
lny expeotations on that ground woald
be vain.n
AM8NLLN WV
WAsHrM0roN. Jnly 2.--Ths President
Today returned 10 the House without ap-
proval she acl granting q pension 30
Wm. Boone. Il appears that Boone.
who has never made an application for
4 pension 70 the pension ollioa. enlisted
h August, 1852, vas IN Al ssiiDn 10 No
vepabeF % The same year, and vas taken
and 81 once paroleds Daring
bis parole be took part Ia q Fourth Of
July celebration al Aurora, Illinois, ID /
1868, and vas teEribly injured by She
discharge Of a cannon whiah be vas ag.
sistiaR. In royiaWinR the oase she
President says be Is unable 20 discover /
any relation beiWesn tho accident and /
the miiitary service % any reason Why, /
II q pension = granted hs proposed b. /
this bill, there should not also b 3 pen, /
sion granted 20 any og the o0mpanions |
Of she claimant Who chancad 20 BE- IN.
iured AZ the same time. He Gays far |
lhet, "A disabled man. with q wife and /
family II need are obieeis which appeal |
% the sympathy end charitable feelings /
of any decent man, bat it seems 10 ne
that Il b. no means follows thal thoas
entrusted with the poopIe'8 business and
she expsndliura Of the peoples monsy,
are justified ID 90 axeoutinR the pension
laws THAI they ahall furuish means Of
relief h every oass Of distress or hard
ship."
A 1AfEe WInner.
PrrrsnUna, Suiy 2.--Ths Lsaasr today
ufflsfa tho folIoufun "a Renarf a thn