The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-09

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John b Brawlsy, audisoe Of the treasury for
tho postoice department
John u Reynolds. Of Bedford, Pa. assistant
secfota1 Of the interior.
Lawrence Maxwell. j.. Of Ohio. solicitor gen
eeal.
J. K Hall. Of Georgia asDistant attorney ssn-
Aal
The case Of James II. RekeIs, of Illinois.
nominated to be comptroller of the cur
rency, appears to be indefinitely hung up,
another executive session having been
held and still the nomination remains I'M.
reported BY the finance committee, An
energetic effort IL being made BY some
members Of the committee to have the
nomination recalled, but 20 far apparently
without success.
August Belmont & Co. have been named
% special fiscal agents Of the navy ct LON
don. vice Seligman Bros., by the presi-
dent.
Pensions have been issued to residents
OF the state of Washington a. follows:
Original. Esquire D. Burton, Israel A. New
kirk and Henry B. DeWing; increase, Joseph c.
Henderson, Charles H. Davis; reissue, Edwin
s. Judd; original widows, etc, Hopestiu G.
Phelps.
: The postofice department has ordered
tho following important changes in the
star route schedules in Washington state
to take effect ON April Is:
Route No n.365-Copaiis to Granville Leave
Copalis ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 2 m. +; arrive at Granville by p. m.; leave
Granville ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at Ga m arrive At Copalis by p. m.
n M -
Eatonvilie on Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days At q M; arrive at EIbe by L m: leave
Elbe on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 1t
p. m.: arrive At Eatonvile by Up. m.
It 10 suggested that at each place in the
country where Arbor day will be cele-
brated this year tree be planted in honor
OF the new secretary Of agriculture.
The treasury department has been in
formed that $500. 900 in gold was taken to-
day for export to Europe from the sub
treasury at New York. During the week
the gain in gold was nearly 81, ,OO0, 900.
The total number of fourth-class post.
masters appointed today was 12O.
That President Cleveland 10 willing to
treat with Tammany was tho inference
drawn from an occurrence this morning.
Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan, one of the Tammany
s~oASASs So1ASA ~ toO w uAt0 AxOOSC Au0
had brief interview with the president
His purpose was to talk over New York
patronage, but it was agreed that it was
not propitious time, and mutually salts
factory arrangements were made, for Shee-
han is to call on the president for the pur-
pose next Friday.
WILMINGTON, Del, April 8-President
Cleveland and Secretary Of State Gresham
will reach Wilmington this evening and
be the guests Of Ambassador Bayard till
Monday. Bayard says the president is
merely coming here tor rest.
President Cleveland, Secretary of State
Gresham and United States Senator
White. Of Louisiana, reached this city at
Sis this evening on the Pennsylvania rail-
road. The party was met by Ambassador
Thomas +. Bayarsi, and in i've minutes
after the train stopped the party was on
its way to Delamore Place, Bayard's home.
The crowd gave them . parting cheer and
Cleveland raised his hat. Mr.. Bay
ard did not extend any invitation for
callers tonight and says the visit was made
on his suggestion in order to give the pros
ident . day of rest and . breath of fresh
air. No plans were made for tomorrow.
The presidential party will return to WASH
ington City on Monday.
BALTIMORE. April 6.-The Sums Wash.
ington City special says: In tho senate
the Republicans are making strong Of
fort to delay action on the nominate for
governor of Arizona. The legislature Of
Arizona will adjourn in about ten days.
and the senate of the territory is strongly
Democratic, 20 that if Democratic gov
ernor 10 put in Office at once his appoint
ments of all the local officials will, Of
course. be promptly confirmed by the
senate. To have all the territorial officers
In accord with the Democratic
party is Of much importance In
view Of the fact that full preparations, for
statehood are expected to be made during
that Arizona will be admitted into the
Union at the next session Of congress. All
the local officers of the territory are now
Republicans, and if they can hold over.
their influence and powers will DO exerted
in the direction of securing . Republican
state organization and consequently the
election of two Republican senators. For
this eason the Republican senators have
set themselves to work to throw obstacles
in the way of confirming the new governor
appointed by Cleveland, but the Demo-
cratic senator's appreciate the Importance
Of the matter and will endeavor to push
it through.
CHICAGO, April 81. c. Hughes, the
newly appointed governor of Arizona, is
in this city, on his way home from WASH
ington City, where he went to secure his
appointment. II would not dare to 60
back without it." said he.
NEW YORK. April 8.-From Boston comes
. dispatch to the Evening Post stating that
William Lloyd Garrison and other leading
independents were thoroughly disguised
with Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Maxweli's rapid removal of Republican
postmasters. and that they are talking
earnestly of public protest soon unless
the policy of the administration is changed.
In the Senate.
WASHINGTON CRY, April 8.-As soon as
the journal was read the senate went into
executive session. and when the doors
we're reopened the senate adjourned.
The senate committee On privileges and
elections this morning decided to re-
port favorably on the resolution permit
ting it to sit during the recess and look
into the claims Of Ady, who is contesting