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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19
But Contract for Construction
Will Be Struck Out.
ALABAMA INVESTIGATION. NO.
Senate Refuses 10 Take Action Thai
Night Delay Appropriations.
immigration Bills the Special Order in
the House, Representative Hender-
son Predicts Adjournment Before
June io-The House Passes whisky
Bill.

Washington City. May R-Tne confer
ees on the river and hzr5or bill expect 70
aavs their first report ready tomorrow
nigst- OF the senate arae ailments so far
passed upon, the house nas Welded about
ole hair TIE main Question IN dispute
IA the Aediilorai contracts authorized by
TIE senate
u Is practically decided that the senate
VII reeede from the amendments pFoyid-
~ Tor q beat railway al the cailes OF
The Columbia river IA Oregon and that
Tor The Lakes Union and Washington ca
nai az SEATTLE but provision Is likely for
cirect appropriation Of sisae5o 10 be in
niediateiy available for the Seattle i'm
provement.
Senator Squire has enlisted the friend
saip OF Senator Blackburn. who took all
the kilograms and letters sent By Seattle
Sstizers and placed them before Catch
ing~, oce Of the house eonferees and
biackburns warm personal friend. He
earnestly urged Cafchirgs to Withdraw
MS opposition. and believes he viii do SO.
Senator Squire has obtained from tGe
.ssvy department an order TO pay about
s2.oco Of the amount still due this year TO
Barlow ~ Co. on the Port Orchard dry
dock. leaving a small amount due. spfii-
Gent TO cover needed repairs. The entire
amount had been held up. which worked
a hardship upon the contractors.
The Aght over the Santa Monica and
San Pedro deep water harbor has been
resumed in the conference over the river
and harbor a3il. The struggle over the
santa Monies provision ended IN a com
promise providing for a commission OF
I'VE engineers. one from the navy. one
from the coast and geodetic survey and
three from civil life. to be selected by The
president. An effort has been made in
coofsrence to have the three civil eagi-
nesrs named In the bin instead of being
selected by the president some opposi-
ton has been manifested TO this. although
II Is said majority Of th.. conference IA
Nor the change. The California senators,
learning Of the proposed change have Sc
cured a hearing before the conference to-
MORROW Senator White will address the
confeTees and insist that the agreement,
Unanimously made Ia the senate shall net
be changed.
Another contest OF the conference is over
Two rival Louisiana projects. the Bayou
Piaaaernins improvement. added by sen
ate. and the other the Caicasieu improve
mest, put in by the house. struck out by
the senate committee and then reported
By the senate The house conferees refuse
to agree to the senate amendment, and
Senator Gaffery. member OF the senate
committee. insists that IL any Louisiana
improvement is to be sacrificed that at
calcas.ea should be the one
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Washington CITY. May fS--Thc sare.
rtasfiy os sne SsttsesaSn orsxua over bee
sister ships Indiana and Massachusetts in
poant % SPEED has been the subject ce
considerable comment IN naval circles
An officer who witnessed tha recent tgsal
ef the Massachusetts said the Oregou
could not excel her IN regard to nschta-
cry, because the machinery Of the latter
worked perfectly. IL was his Aiea that
the Oregon's screws were responsible for
her record. Contractors are allowed 20
use any pattern they please. 80 that tae
other designs are satisfactory 20 the de-
partmen;- "A originally proposed the bat
leships were TO have scrrSs with four
blades THIS was altered ey the Cramps.
wao placed three-hlAded screws On ths
hstilsships they built. The Union Iron
Works also sakimate3 that II would iks
20 make a change. but alterwar4 The firm
deGaea TO carry eat the original design.
Al expert said he had no doubt that fear-
aiased screws gave the oregon her rec
ord.
The fastest batticShir Is the Sartegra.
OF the Italian navy. She Is larger than
the Oregon, AetEg OF Is sa toT1 displ&ce-
meat The agures officially repursea show
she male during a deep sea trial a speed
of soes5 knots PER hour. The ;Saraexna, 10
a very powerful ship. carrying a main nas-
sery Of four ia5-sach. etght s-<neh. ard
sixteen 4ss-inch guns.
Great Britain claims that the Renowu
during run og one aour made ls.-S knots.
On the three hours run her record was
iSs5 kne;s per hour. These figures. how
ever. are unreliable. as they were OBJ
talnsd by the patent leg. which Is unsat-
isfactory. and EnAish officers compiatn
that as result of It's use thes are unable,
10 know dennltsiy what IS the exact
speed % their vessels. During the speed
trial OF the triple screw United States
cruiser Columbia the patent los register
ed st..s knots per hour. while the actual
speed was found to he el.si knots. The
British battleships Hood ard Empress oe
India. OF II 80 and Ii no tons dsspiacemens
respectively. whose horsepower deveioped
on their trails was ainos; the same. be-
ing lLs-S ard u.ylS registered by The
patent log is.s ard Is knots an hour.
The German hattieship Worth. on q
trial over a measured mile. made . rec
ord OF lss knots. although she Is Eener.
ally credited with having a speed OF only
las knots
France has the Brennrs. which In .
four hours run at sea over Q measured
course. made ia knots.
Russia claims IL knsts for the Seeasto-
pol. although the official record Of the
speed OF that vessel places 1t NJ 1876 peg
hour made in a rough sea-
SPANS battieship Pelayo. which has 3
displacement of ss1s tons. has . speed oe
IL. knots made on a measured mile. The
and other vessels Of her type. Her matu
li-ineh guns and twelve 4.2-irch guns.
while that OF the Oregon consists OF four
is-lnch guns. eight s-inch guns ard foue
G9-llch gufla.
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A. p. A. COUNCIL ADJouRNs.
Advisory BoArd Aboti-hed-~omc Dole
aat. Cnn ir mn Ncklniry.

Washington City. Nav ls-The list OF
new officers OF the A. r. A. vas completed
today as follows: Secretary. W. J. Pal
mer. Butte. Mont: treasurer. G. G, Camp
bell. Minneapolis; ssrgeant-ss-arFns. ]. w.
Ellis. South MeAiisier. l. T.; guard. w.
F. Howard. Omaha; sentinel. r. s. Ben
son. Ohio: trustees. Allison Ssoeker. Den-
yer: George Hester. Cleveland: w. j.
White. Richmond.
A. noon the meeting adjourned ard the
delegates went 20 the capitol and had per-
sonal interviews With members of the
house regarding the Indian appropriation
bill. they are confident tae secisrian
features of the measure will be stricken
out
The association finished Its business aft
er a long session lasting into the evening.
and then adjourned. Very much 10 tho
surprise OF many. Kansas City vas select
ed the place for the next annual gath
erinx instead OF Washington City, after
this city had been virtually agreed upon
on the third haliot. Another surprise VAS
in not compelling the F~w supreme presi-
dent. John W Echols. Of a.tsnsa. % naov.
10 Washington CITY whi.e ae holds that
office.
IL was expected that he Supreme Coun-
ell would abolish the adyis1ry hosrd. ard
today such action was taken. An amend
men1 to the constitution vas afo5tsd
providing hat she duties h heretofore de-
volNing on such bo1y be placed in tho
hands OF the supreme executive hoard.
Consisting OF The sdpre're president. SUI
pierns vice president. silp~ ne secretary
Of state. supreme secretary, Ttspreuse chap
lain and supreme treasurer
A condemnation meeting of Some OF tho
delegates OF the Am.risan Protective AS
sociatioa. clE>niHE 10 represent twenty
states. was held after the adjournment oc
u.C convention. and a preamble and reso-
lutions. bearing on the Mckinley matter
xsie adopted. The NAMES OF The states
represented and tho delegates participate
ing could not be obtained. and further in
formation was denied. The resolutions
adoptts were as follows:
Resolved. That the delegates. IN con-
iemnation meeting assembled. denounce
the unwarranted Interference OF the uaia
Mckinley lobby with the affairs OF the
order. and den1uuce the co&arsiiy denial
by Mckinley OF his iatorseinens of tho
principles OF the order Civ n by him to
our committee. ard
Resolved. That because OF has record
as reported by the national advisory board
We herewith pledge ourselves, by our In
fiuenc. and our efforts. TO accomplish his
tsfs
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bling rzrca zSxt- 20 .zqxire i1;o any
atlast-szz affecting fhe seats of senator's Or
members xa1se terms begin a. that lime
TIE senate kaS 70 3s-isssc1Son. ssss s5er-
rza1. 20 examine lato the general s1sosecs
- an election Us i1riS3sr.-or extended
70 al tnves-srzescr as 70 the right af 4 sen
asor 20 bis seat When that right had eee7
so-rssf~ challenged II woui9 7ot irvssta-
Ea.e the ssec-ss- q members Of the house
he made this yexyAz-aTso-s he SAID IN s.sS
u Asie1'= suggestion Of snslncertfy.
Allen rose 70 state that n his Judgment
sne vote Tas a 6eifc~rzre refusal 70 carry
oa. party claims o. etAupion.ag Tire cause
os a fair eFecsi0e
C1s11l@r >ati TIRE vote had resssgfe6 ssrxs-
~ from the urw.linz-ess 70 disDssce tAe
Appropriation hsiis II he had been ecr-
sslt@1 he woGid have advised azDast
cFox1s0g E vote as against the aprrop<ia-
ton Bills Aiien expressed willingness 70
let Czaraierts explanation stand for VIVA;
Il is worth"
With in-s furry over. the senate took rp
tae OIL r-atinx 70 ire price of gas IN the
District Of Coiv-nhsa- The debate involved
\ general discussion CT the cost os gas.
lasting Throughout the day the b.Ii h~irg
passed AT o'clock. when the senate held
an executive session and adjourned
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IN The HOUSE.


Washington City, MAY is-ft was ex-
pectsd that the house would take I'D the
consideration of the immigrant bills on
the calendar today under a special order
o0s owing TO the pressure OF other mat
ters the order was not presented until
just prior 10 adjournment IL was then
amended 50 as to give tomorrow and
" ecD.sdsy Until o'clock for the consid-
GRAFTON Of these bills. There are four Of
them. The Mccall bill provides for an
educational test: the Stone biil nrovfdss
Tor consular Inspection. and the Mshzuey
and ccriiss hiils provide for more rigid
enforcement. Of the present immigration
tion from Canada.
Quite a number Of minor bills and con-
ference reports we're adopted, and bills
were passed as follows: To allow the bat
ting OF distilled spirits in bond, TO expe-
dite the delivery of imported goods in par-
GELS and packages not exceeding $50 In
value; to provide for the registration OF
tradenarks on bottles, barrels, corks and
other reeeptacies used In inter-
state and foreign commerce: To in
corporate the Ancient Society of
colonial Danes of America; for the
general distribution of condemned cannon
oJ the secretary Of war ana secretary of
tiie navy; to compel the attendance OF xit-
nesses before the local land officers.
Tbs conference report on the bill to i'm
prove the merchant marine engineer ser
Vice was adopted.
Evans explained the purpose OF the niil
TO permit distilled spirits four years old
or over to be bottled in bond. such hot
tilns would furnish an official guarantee
OF The age OF the whisky or other distilled
spiTits The only whisky on the American
market today with such guarantee was
bottled In Canada. The bill furnished
Morse with text for some remarks on
the evli effects OF whisky drinking. and
Colson. Rep. Ky. on the spurious LIQUIDS
solo under the name OF straight Ken
..eAf whisky Tate, Dem. Ca. criti-
cised the bill on the ground that IL dis
eliminated in favor OF the large distilI,r-
les. The biil sas passed. Ils 10 %
Al 40 Henderson presented the sr,ecisI
ofaer Tor the consideration today and TO-
morrow until o'clock OF the Immigration
o.is on the calendar Barthoiit. Rem.
MO, chairman of the committee ON irnrni.
sr1uon. suggested. in view of the devo
uon OF almost the entire day to other
matters tnat an additional day be given
ior debate. Henderson explained tha,
the stress OF business would mot nern,i,
sIeh an extension. Besides, he Under
STOOD tnat Ban thoa4f was opposed To the
immigration bills and did not represen,
MS COMMITTEES on the subject Rartholrt
denied this. saying he favored th. bilf
ior the Application Of an educa tional test
Hepburn, Johnson. Rep. Cal. and Dali
ren argued Tor more time. and W. A.
S.ehe anu Lacy against an extension.
IN the course of his remarks Henaer
son predicted that congress would aatour-,
sine die between the 9Th and 10Th OF 1uns
AFTER considerable sparring, the resolu
uon was adopted The house then. at az
p m. adjourned.
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siiverifes for Natrheyvs Goiditez for
Russell and 0iuex.

Ta3ianapolis. Nay fs-T1sT@ he's been
talk among a few % the ss!i-krown gold
standard Democrats here IN India napeiis
% fcrminz an organization which SHALL ad-
v0satr fh@ uomin8fioa as " r Russell
~ Massachusetts. for president. A wsii-
known Young Dsrnaerat says that ~ be-
Hases II sgseh club Sers 1rgau za9 70
wouiS be able % gather n a roosi mary
members here In insfiass polls ard through
DlE iAe state. There aye also laftueutiai
usssers q the party z-aa are IN f&vcr of
the norlina;ion q Secretary Of state piney.
u r. bel eys3 tnErs ara 4 few Demo-
crate asvcc2;rs = s3e Enid STANDARD who
y n 20 % Chic csge aa8 appos-s the nonsins-
ton = COZ sisifh~ys Z - decides 10 rely
apaB the free silver people foT as rapport
Ia he CONVENTION
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South Bends Broken Rank

Washington City May ls.-Spec,,l-ra-
seph G. Helm. receiver of the Fist S..
tson1l bank - South Eend has tse, hsv-
TX some trouble with ais attorney. ". I.
tarcey who wzs appointed about ne
same time as sae receiver This -na,-a-
has al been Strengthened out nov. for
fne comptroller some time since Instruct
~ Ar ffesm 60 employ whoever he
EAlsnt SO n; thas such matters were
wholly within his control. II i sass r.,
Nr- Terney ami MS partner in the tar.l
business n ho Is also a deputy roil...Tor
- South bessl. we're complaining because
they dia not get - much out af he ri,s-
inS q the Banks afTairs as they thought
thy aaghE
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The Ere at Atlanta Sunday nlghs destroy.
ed ;fty-s!z buildings. loss. $1,000; incur.
ance. fia9ea. There was no io~s Of life.
The senate has Confirmed the nominal
tion % William Ilochren a. district fudzs
oS Minuesota. 70 succeed II. II. Sslson. re-
signed.
The rules COMMITTEES Of the house has
decided 20 give tho committee on labor
some time this week for bills reported
from that eemn1tses.
TIE bridgeport Evening Post. ons az
the strongest ard most influential naxs-
papers Of Connecticut has become a mesa-
ber q tha Associated Press, receiving
the leased wtre service.
~ ne Gan Franciseo races Monsay ire
winners were: Fis. aad onz-hsif fftrfofa ~.
Nirxas a. i'gsi4. six fgrsongs flash
light liza. one mile. srsioas ~, seven
furigagz. Rel Glenn. l IA; stx fIr!0nxs.
a. I-Ba.: I've sai one Azlf faslonga.
oBeDo. ~
The Diamond Match Cos factory az
" ezfsllis. Conn. viii close within short
time The reason - that the vroiuriion
of the oompsny's ten factories IN dfsTersn.
parts of ;hs country Is ample for the e.
firS SeHfara. it . probable that the fac
tory VIII - W~i IN making rnstsh ma
cn+ETry with which tn egap the other
factories o. the country.
II rAe Fs4erai supreme sour, Justice
" bite naS HANDED down fAe of&rsor 90
the seari IN the case Of tEe Singer sewing
roaehsns irsdsEnsrk- TIE Judgment s tns
court below. the circuit court for sis
SorfhsrD district os Illinois. Againss FIN
ger. xaa reyers~4. TIE supreme court
hria, however. thar others using The narse
OF sanger ss trademark saoatd show the
source Of manufacture.
Jatr~ fto@s. ia me United States circuit
coart a. Ios Argsies. has Delivered A
ots51cD adverse 10 ths defendant IN tha
feSi cases wh1ch have been bronE1t 70
establish the rights of settlers on tnnaz-
aEas % acres u lard Sz Sc1thern Cab
forrf2 claimed by fAe S1usnsrr Pacific
rz.iTDat- TIE as-s-ton states that ths
railroad wsx guilty ~ sru~s nert5Rence in
not ming is -sp. ard Eve ysxrn of sach
delay azs defeated .1 claims 70 fh< saa1.
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san Francisco. Nay iA--J. F. Banthers
the ex-ffaugarian army officer who 10
suspected OF cutting the throat OF Mrs.
Langfeldt. an aged woman. 10 stin among
the missing. His movements up TO Satur-
day morning have been traced. but afftc
that time his disappearance has been
complete. IL Is known thar Rianther went
to his room late friday night. He met .
young man named Dodge Saturday nosts-
ting. and they went across the bay 10 Oak
land on the 10 O'Clock boat There they
separated, and the police are insiined 10
think that Bianther returned to San Fran
cisco. Every train and boat has been
carefully watched since Saturday affer-
noon. lest the fugitive should attempt 10
leave town. 1t is now thought that the
murderer secured about so from his VIC
tim. and Ia that case he would have
enough mopsy TO get away once he secure
cd . start of the police.
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I-zpo~ts. Ind. MAY IA private letter
received here from WaSsl3Efsa City corr
vsyS the iEforrl4tio1 sEaf Seaatsr vo,or-
1ses usil retire from pubic iifr NJ She spsi
of his present term HIS falling health
has been givir- hZs frsensSz concern for
more tzsn a year Past. sd q is his srfae~
hieS health wAlcb hSs eaassa kin 10
reach :ae 9ecsss0n that hs xfgl cot seek
rs-slection 20 the ruftei states serate.
where he has reer Conspicuous figure
during hiz iorx public career Il 10 10
Mevsd that u are heaitA witi permit he
zal SEEK 70 recover his strength BY a TIP
20 E1rcPe-
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rmprl.onm.n, Of Chinese.

Washington City. May is--Justice 6hi.
ras today delivered the opinion of the ALL
preme court In the case OF Wong Wing
and three other Chinese vs.. the United
States, reversing the Judgment OF the cir-
cult court for the eastern district Of Mith-
tgan- The Chinese were sentenced to TIM
srisonment at hard labor IN the Det-oit
house Of correction ON ths charge os be-
Ing uniawfuily within the United States.
The court said that the Uni al States can
forbid aliens from coming WITHIN ire hor-
ders and expei them, but whe.. congress
sees at further to pursue such q policy
by sabjecting the persons OF such aliens
fc punishment at Lard labor. or by con-
fscat.ng their property. such iegisiatiou
10 be valid mus provide for q judicial
trial to establish the guilt of the accused.
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Disagreement on the Naval Eiu

y ashlagton City, May -s-The conterees
O me Two houses o. the naval aporopr,a-
uon e.l "ere IN session the greater rart
o. the DAY. but we're unabie to reach an
agreement on the mos: important amend
tlcnts offered By the senate. which are
taoSe fedee.ns the number of new hattle-
sAlPS from Four 10 sWo. changing the pro-
N,s.ous N regard 70 torpedo boats. re-
stricting the prise to be pztd for a-,,o- =,
S>a per ton. ard Vrohfbitiux or9re-s ~
the navy from accepting employment from
persons sho furnish supplies to the gov
ernnent All the other differences In fha
o-ll have been reconellef- a partial repo-;
va De made ey the conferees to-norrog
anG further instructions asked
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Wash nEton City. May 1S-The conarr,.-
taa ~ the senate % Frank ". Jooli- -
BE- postmaster At E-izshsthfuxa- XIV 10
dar. terminates contest that has aser !,
progress fcr tEo a. three years Jonll.
> a. a7s7o-atad soc1 a:Ier me he-tnr.-- ot
- present ssf77 n s;rstto 70 succeed En-
lv = Hsssn. who vas = sist4- ~ ~
Ae-ahasu EAscoia- Nrs IFele-'x f-.s-.s
sH-asonize3 the c3uGr-1Rtsoa ard have
assen ae}e - prevent Il % 70 -he v-essr.
'irse. TIE cl1sr-a4iioG ~As made to-aav
wfaoat chseess7--
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Iowa Convention Tomorrow
Will Favor Free Coinage.
PARTY DIVISION IN INDIANA.
Sound Money Men Opposed to the
Nomination Of Matthews.
Cardinal Gibbons Reminds the Posi-
ticians That tho Catholics Have
Votes senator voorhees, TO Retire
From Public Lffe-Tetscr as a DEM
ocratic Candidate.

Dubuque. Ia, May iS--fn az interview
tonight Charles Waist. sexrasarv ef Tho
Democrats state ceG<Fal committee. said
the silver forces have nearly shrsx-foarshs
OF the delegates in Wednesdays conver-
ttsa. They g.l organize u. ne said.
and DECLARE for free silver ara iRsiogse
Bo!es for president. arsi a. CnIezgo tae
silver men VIII name the eAsdiaaIes and
make The platform
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Osage CITY. Kan. May N.-The OUAK9
Carbon Company had closed all Its coa1
shafts here. excepting cf5e. throwing abous
5ae men ont OF work. This morning soma
one disabled the remaining shaft No. "A.
by exploding charge OF dynamite In tho
main entry and 100 more men are out OF
work The explosion wrecked the main en-
try and shaft and destroyed the buildings
at the mouth Of the shaft. II ss supposed
that 1, was caused BY some Of the dis
charged men
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Buffalo. May is.-Tae proposed strike of
carpenters To-Day for the esztt-hour work
day has heen met BY n lockout. As the men
presented themselves at the shops they
were required 20 answer question ss to
WHISTLER they were fer eight hours IL tbs
reply was IN the affirmative they were dis
charged on tire spot. by noon 30 dismissed
carpenters bad reported AZ union headq,ssr.
ters. A prOtYacted struggle ls anticipated.
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7HE CAR IN MOSCOW.
Magnificent Preparations for
the Coronation Fetes
cRANoEsr HUMAN SPECTACLE.
Splender Of Civilized Europe and
Barbaric Aisa in Combination,

Amer Little Nicholas Has Placed the
$4,000. 900 Crown on His Head
He VIII Be the Spiritual as Well ~
All the Peoples Of the Earth to BE
Represented Except the Jews.
whom the Russians Hate.
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80 ! b~~ervs- Down Ia STA 600. 600.
W5sA-rEtsa C-ty. Nav 1S-TH~ .-~zs-s-x
'sazT Aost si-s44sa n Eos4 cel- s-.s ,sssse
Il S47s. sAaeh raves :Ee true Arsoszas cr
he ssl5 reserve s1l1 g. 81 ot the co.a
S4i---zs-. sl-1.s 5aa sas .ox sxpo---
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THr FASTEST BATrLEsHrr.

Sent!s, nomination. should re bolt at 81
Iscas. as ne is expected % do.