Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

oonhination will reach Nsv York
Ocsoees Ssh. after which ID vii be seer
IN al the principal cities in the country,
and then 90 10 Mexico and Gaia.
TesegrapAte RtlI Passea.
| WAsExSaruR, March 4.-The house by
Q vote Of 1871 to passed she Pacific
Railroad teie9raphic bali.
i' CAsnese Exeiusies.
NV Yoax. March A Washington
special says that Secretary Raysrd, 10
convention With . correspondent this
Incoming. said that be expected usw
treaty With China would be negotiated
within . fey days. The treaty ell Gro.
vide for the exclusion Of all Chinese ex-
ceps thoee accredited to this country In
. Diplomatic capacity.
lnierstase relagrapAy.
WAsHrso1ox. March A. The post
once committee Of the senata today d.
cided to repaFt fsvofsbiy what is known
% the Spconer bill ts reeHiate interstate
tesegeas by. There were scDe amend
menss made 10 the bin, tot they are
chiefly Of an explanatory nature. and 10
not materially change tue provisions Of
ths bill. The chief amendment is the
Incorporation Of an equivalent 10 the
long and shert haul clause in the inter
l state commerce bill. but il is psovis
ion that 1t shall be unlawful to charge
more FOR transmitting message q short
distance than for trapspistipe one
long distance in the same direction.
Eand Ferfessure.
WAsHrSoroS, March 4.-The senate
committee on puhiic lands today con
| sidsred the proposed amendments 70
| general land forfeiture. IL sereed 10
report fsvorably upon the provision ix-
| ing the price Of land forfeited and opeu
ed to settlement under the bill at $l25
per acre.
Death sf . sailer.
PORTLAND. Msrch 3-(SpecIal.) AT
Astoria last night Adelph Olsen, sailor
aged "a years, employed on board the
pilot schooner Governor Moody, fell
from plank bssveen the schooner and
dock. He made no noise ani nothing
waa heard. The man vas not miesed
till this morning at lov tide when the
body vas found where he had fallen.
He had struck on . pile under the water
| and broke bis arm. A confusion on the
head shove that be vas stunned and uu-
able to come again TO the surface, or
make an outory. The deceased vas o
member OF the Scandinavian benevolent
association.
The Vallejo wreck.
VALLEJO. March 3-Tbe wreck Of the
steamer Julia lay mooFed this afternoon
alongside Of the wfecking stesmer
WhiteiaW, which has been engaged in
raising her. All the iron york has teen
taken oot. and the captain is awaiting
high tide to foat the hull to a port
One body. that of Z. n. Mcdonald, 67
pears OF age, Was recovered today.
Sentenced to be Hanged.
MrSNRAPoLrs, March 3-Peter Bar.
ret, the second OF the convicted murder
ers of Oardrivsr Tollafsop, was today
sentenced TO be hanged.
The s'Eaerdicr lnventor Dead.
NKw Yosx, March 4.-Peter Herdic,
millionaire, a lumbermsn OF wiiliaWs
port, Ia, died at the Glenbrom hotel
yesterday. Mr.. Herdic originated
broom stora ,es, also the Herd.c cab,
which bears bis rgms. Wiliismspart,
Huntington. Cairo, ILL.,, and other placts
are indebted to him for their water
systems.
The Crown Prince.
SAN RENO, March 4.-The crown
prince passed fairly good night. Ihers
is no change In his condition as regards
coughing and splitting. He feels strong
this morning in consequence OF good
day yesterday. The weather Is brilliant
and be will again sit awhile on the bal
cony today.
Fleece MILLS Burned.
LONDON, March 4.-Two fleece mills
at Ksiehtley were destroyed by fire to-
DAY. The less is t3a6, eco.
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Wilson Appeals.
PARIs, March 3-Wlison and III.
bsbeadean nase Appealed from 'ne oe'
s'sion OF tne con'''
Vnanimeus Froaess.
PEDSIx, A. T., March 3.-At q nssss
meeting Of citizens 1t Salt River valley,
last evening, resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted coudemnina the bills
introduced 10 congress 20 ofease = oom
mission for the settlement OF spanish
grants 10 Ah1ons' Nes MeAIeo spo
Colorado. inasmoen rs .ney ueusce we
prosperity OF tne teih'ofy oy epsoi"R
tne coof iof i'iRssion'
Coming Weather.
Saw FaAscIsco, Mar. 8-Iudieations
for "a hours besinnina at 4 am. en-
March Alb, for Oregon and Washington
| TERRITORY; local rains, light variable
| winds, slightly warmer.
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