Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-10


noon- IL waa nhoTtly followed hy tha
nlcglne ~ of two mors mixi1R houses,
LEom untco the w0rkman, upwarda of
~ n n1mtaF. had esaane1. Onfv i've
men were at work IN the MIXING house
g which tha oKploaion eco1rred. David
hAmmtM was instantly killed. and Geo.
Hsyes. Wa. Sosphenson. JokR FapehsF
an0 Se1n Rodgers we're kadlV wounded
aanniH leaves : Wife and six ckiidFeR.
RIeuro-Pmemmaonla hn Indiana.
izDLAEAPoL18. Nov. 9.-0antlsmsn
tFom Jasper and Clinton eounaias are in
tnis ciig with . Was e securing aclisa
measures 70 prevent the spread Of plen-
70 pneum0nfa, which hsa bsen dspal
oped % an alarming extent IN tha last
tew days They say that h their yicin-
Ity more than 9 thousand head Of cat
tle are atLiioied vita tha malady, which
e nc1EAnle and uhiaht rapidlg tpresd-
lnG. DR. Nayin. The Stais VstaEinAry,
nae alEeAdy ordeFea q number killed
ana these gentlemen think thas the
otete shonld pay for then. and wanted
40 eptnion from The Attorney GemRral 20
thas edsot. but that af1oial sntortained
vefy dinerent visws. Two hundred
spFlng calves shipped from norihern
Oaio about thFss weeka aRs wero
ofouRn8 % Clinton county aud 100 we're
sold these and sent 90 Illinois. Psenro-
pnenuonia broke out among them.
Two we're killed and showed unmiaaak-
sely that they we're afn etsd with the
TIE board held Z session at Frankfort
and examined the Diseased cattle. One
of hMa k.anarn emmn AslF.H m-l : -...s
He<fem vas held Ia the presence % the
board. The members are united ID eay.
Ing that the disease Il contagious and
fatal, and they reoommend shat Al al
eased cattle Be killed and burned, and
tnas the farms where the cattle grAzo
b qaara tined for 50 days. Tnree far
mers have already killed and burned
61 calves. Three rev oasss we're -
ported today.
laanguFation ef GeoFsia,s GoveFner.
ATLANTA. Nov. 9.-General John B.
GeFdon vas today inauguratsd aa GoV-
erncr Of Georgia. He waa sworn in by
Ohlef Justice jackson. His inaugural
address vas q plea for the reasssFtion
Of States rights. There vas a. impos-
Ing military display.
-0@ AAA0aA 4LNE44U AEGCA "44a
WksEnoToH, Nos. 9.-The total col
lections Of internal Fevonas from The
time that the present system was or
ganizsd on July 1st, 1852. up 10 June
S0th, 1886. were &5,436. .200, ,4S5. ''The
aggregate receipts from internal rev
enae." remarked an oficer Of the Treas
uRy Department today, sswere sufficient
20 have paid the public debt at ifa high.
est figure-& 81 756 k3I, ,87t-and leave 8
balance Of $66l ,856 Sol II they had been
applied 70 that purpose"
sale 81 The Lerallard gatMas.
INV YokK, Nov. 9.-The sale Of the
estate Of the late Geo. L9rillard Al the
Real Estate Exchange teday drew rather
a large number Of real estate men, capi-
falists and speculatora. The Bidding
vas spirited and The amount realized by
the sale was ee4s. 100.
A Reaanlas,s opinion.
WAsHnoroN, Nov. 9. DIR. Georpe
Veasey, the B0taHiBt Of the Agricultural
Department.. Who has recently spent
several weeks IN the arid region, In q re-
part t. the Commissioner of AQrioultnre
expresses the belief that large portion
Of the area 90 designated may Be made
vastly more productive By the oultiVa-
ton Of some more prolific species Of
grass and forage plants than the Rramm
and bunalo grasses, upoa watch the
cattle nov subsist. It is. however, be
says, matter 50 be determined by ax.
pertinent, and TO this end be recon
menda the utilization Of the FoFa Wal
lace, n NJ, reservation as an expsFi
mental station.
The Presidential Party ResuFnea.
WAsHENoToN, NoV. 9--Tha President
and Mrs. Cleveland and the Cabinet
ofioers who accompanied him 20 Bos-
ton, returned 10 Washington at .. %.
today.
Condltlea 81 eur Customs
The annuaI report OF Commlssienar
q Customs McCallmont 70 the Score
tafy Of the Treasury shows that during
the past fiscal year there zas said into
the Treasury from the sources Of the
acoounts which are settled 10 his ofIiee
&l99 S84, ,5e9, Of which &l92, ,3l7. "a was
received frou customs dntiee. Darino
the same period there was paid Gus for
the expenses conneoted with the "a
minialration Of this branch Of the Gov.
srnment service 81 l65. .9i6. Sc. AZ, ,ei2
OF which vas o. account Of the expenses
OF coileotinR the revenues from castoms.
Starving 1naaana.
The Secretary Of the Inferior has re
oeised from the War DapaFtment aala-
gram frem Gensral Howard saying fhat
General Miles reports that 100 Hnalpai
Indians located on q reservation IN
NoFthweseeFn Afis0aa, are now In De-
titute condition, IN q barren e0unfrv.
sad must b fed % they Will slarva. He
has requested the military authorities
10 Issue tWo-thifds ration per dag 10
each Of these Indians TO the extent Of
5000. The whole of the appropriation
made oy Congress for their support, and
IN the event 81 that sam growing insnf.
nele1t to sab43ss them thrsuRh khe win
tsF or until they are able 20 provide FOR
themselves. thai the InteFi-T DeuaFt.
msut BE- edvised Of the feet before ths
5000 h exhausted. when q further uro-
vtsien will N possible - made for their
e1ealsleneo. Tue 0ovoRnment ratian
for an ln9ian e three pounds 81 beef
arcsa and . hall pound % GsuR per day.
rae Haaissai PFlssn Ceagreaa.
ATLANTA. Nov. 9.--Ths National Prl-
sou ConGkea8 - tt4 morning session aiH-
eaNed The qusstisn of The moral and
rsligious Instructions in pFissns. A
TIE aftefnoon session the RsV. II. Wines
presented the report ef q spsaial con.
mittes appointed . year ago 10 eonsiSsl
the establishing Of Federal prf-On FOR
ths vialaiors ef the Federal statutes
rhe report aook strong Rsoand In favor
Of Federal prisons. s1d aperoVsd ths
oili Of representative D. h. Jsmea, os
New York. provi6inR for The appoint
ment of oommtitee 10 eaqafra into tha
suoieo1 The report was supported b.
6sn- bTinkerho6. Of Ohio' Waraen
NiohOlsoa, sf Dstroif, EK Governor
Buliook. of GesrRia, and Mai. Ne
Ciarsghey. Of Jciiet. Tbs report vs.
nnAlly adoptsd, bat With many disssni-
inG votes.
An Extraordinary Marshal.
YAEos CITT. lLa-l. Nov. 9.-A Letter
from IchulA reports Q terrible nhootias
affair their yesterday. MaFahnl VnnsFv
Aebse attacked . neRre and ssvsFeiv
wounesd him. Later 10 shs daV ke Al.
1Ack9d smother. and Ftilf istar 4 a. -