The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07
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THE CANDIDATES MUST WAIT.
No Appoi.sme.ts q Rress deasiai PosA
msstsFs Until Clevelaad's Return.
WARRINGTON CrrY, July 6-The post
master general said today that until the
presidents return from Buzxard's bay,
early in August. no further appointments
Of presidential postmastcrs y ould be made.
No consolidation Of land districts is antici-
pated before the secretary of the interior
returns from his summer vacation. In
consequences Of the contemplated CONSOLE
dations. few. il any. appointments OF local
land officers viii b made 1t present.
Alfred p. Swineford. Wisconsin. who
served . governor Of Alaska during Cleve-
lands former term, has been appointed
inspector OF the surveyor general and dis
trics land Offices.
The attention of the war department has
been called to the operations of q man
who signs himself J. ]. Fuller, and repre-
sents himself as . nephew Of the chief JUS
tice Of the supreme court. He addressed
letter to the sergeants Of the various mill
itary companies throughout the West. in
which he requests that they be read to
companies. offering through the assistance
of his uncle 20 obtain repeal Of the laws
service and prohibiting man from pur-
sion:
Send me u and Will guarantee large PROFITS
within . short tims.
and requests soldiers not TO delay, - he
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to press the matter in congress.
DR.. Guzman. the Nicaraguan minister,
today called upon Secretary Gresham and
presented his letters Of recall. He COM
municated TO the department the fact that
the Nicaragnan government had abolished
its legations in ali save few countries in
South and Central America This action
is understood 70 be based on economical
considerations. As matter Of interna-
tionai comfy. the diplomatic representa-
ton Of one country with another 10 ex-
pected to be reciprocal. though 1t is un-
likely, however. that this course will be
pursued With Nicaragua The American
interests in the canal are 50 important
that Mr.. Baker. Of Minnesota, the present
minister to Nicaragua, viii probably be
requested 70 remain.
Nothing 10 known in this city of the de-
tails in the immigration arrangement be-
tween Brazil and China. the conclusion Of
which has just been announced in advices
from China, but IL Is said Ut the Chinese
legation that the convention 10 merely
supplemental to the general treaty be-
tween the two countries already in exist
ence, and 10 confined to the subject OF the
introduction Of Chinese laborers into
Brazil. Mr.. Yang Ju. the new minister to
the United States. now sn route to this
country. will probably bring the first full
particulars Of the contents of the docu-
ment.
|, Arguments in the patent Office investi-
CATION were concluded today. and Com
missioner Seymour took the case under
advisement.
The treasury gold now amounts to $685.
77s,9a3.
The following named cadets among 9TH
ers have been appointed to the West Point
military academy:
Cslifornia-w c. Murray, OF Msndocino; B. C.
sou,e, of Oakland.
oreson-A A. Fries, OF Medford; r. L Trull.
niger, alternate. OF Yamhill
Utah-w. c. Cole. OF Willard
The term Of these cadets begins on July
1. 1894
improvement In soathera California.
WASHINGTON CITY. July 6.-The comp
troller of the currency 10 informed that
the First National bank. of Los Angeles,
aud the Southern California bank, Of the
same place. which suspended recently,
will open their doors for business again
within Few days. The comptroller is in
formed that the First National bank, of
San Diego. CAL, which reopened for BUSH
ness yesterday. received deposits to the
amount Of 81, 90, as against Withdrawals
OF 5000 This is regarded a. an evidence
Of returning confidence.