Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], April 26, 1878, SUPPLEMENT, Image 11

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0U! WASHINGTON LET'I‘I‘IIL
Wtsmsorox. l).t‘.. April 5. isTS.
in his several skirmishes with the mem
bers of the Banking and i‘urrcncr ('oIII~
mittce recently. Secretary Sherman has
left the impression that be pretty thorough
ly umlerstands the part assigned him in
the management 01 our tinanccs. The
most incorrigib'e sliver extremists. the
most rampant intlationist. the most ultra
advocate of the single gold standard and
the most hitter partisan oi that Commit
tee. so far as yet heard from. admit him to
have shown himselt the possessor ot won
derful resources by his prompt and eil’ce
tive responses [0 the catechisers. The line
followed by the Secretary in elucidating
his methods ior reaching msmnption at
the time designated bylaw. was ab )ut the
same as that adhered to before the Senate
Finance Committee a few days ago. lie
eXpresscd himseli as confident that it” Con
gress \vould provide a revenue of $50,001).-
tlilO. we could. beyond a doubt. resume
specie payment January 1. 1879. with the
coin on hand in the 'l‘rea=ury aml National
Banks. The general either. of this inter
change. of views between the Secretary and
Financial Committees of Conga-u seems to ‘
have been to enhance conlldcncc in the
present administration of our ’l‘rcasury
lnlpartment.
‘i‘he passage ot'Blair's resolution looking
to M r. llaycs' involuntary retirement irom
the White House and tllling his place by
Mr. 'i‘ilden. causesnot even aripplc ot'cx
citcmcnt. so as till] be seen here. (,‘ertain-
Iv many local occurrences during the ses
sion have had a far greater sensational cr
i'rctin political circles. it is reportedol‘
liiaryland's Atttlr:.ey-Gmu-ral. that he an
tieipates no immediate call for his services
to push the proceedings authorim-d by the
Legislature. lie says. that first or all
('ougresi must pass a law hclorc lirm‘ct'tl
lugs can be instituted, thcn. should the
President refuse his assent. the L\Vtl-illil'll<
vote required to pass it over a veto is not
all assured; and the doubt implied seems
generally shared among all shades of po
litical prctcrence here and so amply justi
tled by the circumstances.
The right assumed by head of bun-aux
ot the several executive department-l here.
to debar attorneys trom practicing lll‘iiii‘t'
them. was liable to great abuse. and has
no doubt often been exercised in an op
pressive way to gratiiy personal prpte:
nml prejudices. A bill recently intrmlncml
into the. Senate prohihits such suspension.
until the cause shall have been fully heard
before the Attorney-tieneral according to
the usual rulesoi‘ law and judicial proceed
ings. According to the terms ol’ the hill
the oli'cndiug bureau head will be subject
lo a tine of not less than “.000. nor more
than $5,000 and imprisonment in the peni
tentiary for a term varying from one
hall to two years. All attorneys hereto
lore. suspended without due trial and op
portunity for defense are restored.
There was a private meeting ofthe. ”old
guard“ including members of the old
(Jongrcssiotml Republican Committee'and
ot' the present Republican Executive (tom
mittee. 'l‘humday evening. at the oilice of
Mr. Gorham, Secretary of the Senate. ‘
Gen. Logan presiding. The object is.
stated to have been a thorough rt-organl-l
zallon' in view of the coming t'oneres-l
sional elections. and it is asserted that in
the free interchange of opinions away of
the President‘s appointments came In for
severe comment.
The vote on declaring Polk‘s place va—l
cant was yens 120. nays ils'n. ‘
Jay Gould’s eil'orts as leader of the rail
road lobhy to intimidate and bullaloze the
Senate. is re-ncting. evidently. in such a
way as to emancipate that body from the
ccrruptlnliuenccs surrounding it to an ex
tent that would not have been likely had
he and his aids been a little more circum
spect. KNOX.
Emmem Pluorwu..——Mr. Pick
et of Tacoma, eeys that the survey
ing party which left. Tacoma some
four weeks ago to survey the Pack
wood or Cowlitz Puss, returned to
that place on the 11th inst., having
completed their work. The survey
was made much sooner than was ex
pected. The party encountered but
few difficulties, there being little or
no snow. It was estimated that
Work would cost sl2oo,but the actual
expenses have fallen short of #6OO.
Mr. Clark is now at work on his re.
port, whiv-h it is said will he favor
able to .te adoption of the Cowlitz
I’asa route for a road.
_Tllu: Oregmn Republican Conven-
Imn mum at. Salem, last Wednesday,
and Imminated 11. K. Hines, for (Jun.
W 688; C. C. Beckman, of Jackson
County. for Governor; R. I’. Eur
heart, Secretary. Other nominations
Hot leurned.
WM. M. Tweed died in his room in
the Ludlnw street jail, New York,
on the 12thiust.
CONDENSED ITEMS.
CAPT. \Vm. Moore is building a
steamer at Victoria about. the Size of
the Annie Stewart.
W 11: learn that. Dr. (‘l. \'. Calhoun,
formerly of this place, will shortly
remove to Coupeville, Island County.
()N the 13th, gold in New Ydrk
declined to 100}, the lowest paint
touched since the premium began 17
years ago.
Tm: coast sun-0y party, under
Capt. Cutts, will soon begin work
near Steilamom. Capt. Lawson‘s
summer work will be on the lower
Sound.
THE Portland papers declare the
new steamer built by the Oregon
Steam Navigatiun Company to he
the “the finest. stern wheel steamer
in the world.”
AN accident to the train occurred
near Teninu. a few days ago, where
by the locomotive and two or three
cars were ditched. but nugreut dum
nge was done.
Blsum' Morris recentlv solemnly
deposed the Rev. (inn. Burton from
the ministry. in uomulunuo with (in
canonical l‘l‘llllil‘l'lnf‘llts of the I’m
testent Episcopal (Hum-11.
MAlu:ll«2n.——At the hum» of tho
bride’s parents" April I“. 1875'. by
Rev. \V. l. (.‘osper, Mr. Andrew
Smith and Miss Anniu M. .\fwlcalf‘
lmth of (,‘huhalis ('nunty, \V. T.
Mr. (“3 \Vonrl, an ()hin ngth-man,
Will supersede Mr. (hmhm Henry as
agent 01' the (.Juinuult Indians, the
latter havng tumhered his rusignu
tion of the position several umnths
agt.).
SMALL Bum; nf “'nlla \Vulla, ham
hmlght thv stemnlnmt N‘H'thwvst u!~
('upt. Stump, paving 33”,!"in for it.
'l‘lm hunt will muk -, :hrme rmmtl trips
a wevk between Unmdllu and Lewis
lull.
A TEST of 'l‘ncnmn v "1“ "rule at
the shops ol'tlu: (feulral I’m-Hie Rail
mud (.‘mnpmw. at S‘wrmncutn, was
perfectly satisfactory. Ir was pro
[mum-ml equal to any cuul used in
the slmps.
Bls‘llnl’ Morris aml Ru. C. R,
Bunnell will shortly luau! lul‘ Eu
mpo, tn rrlyrexmlttln‘, l‘l'niscupal .\lis
simmry .lnrisdivliun ul' ()I-ngnn nml
\Vashingtnn in a grand gathering to
be held in England.
“'nnL mowers of Pierre Cmu'ty.
\V. 'l‘., lwlll n. ”muting the other day
at. Ililllmrst station, and appuintml n
committee to offer thuir wml to pur
chasers in Portland nr San Franciscm
'l‘huir clip will be 75,000 pounds.
Blair’s resolution to oust President
Hayes has passed the Maryland Sen
ate and only awaits tho Governor’s
signature. If the Governor signs it.
Hayes will have to trot, and tho
grout State of Maryland will have
saved the country!
['l‘ is reported that thorn are from
two to three thousand Indians on
'l‘ulalip reservation, lwlow Seattlo.
who, instead of eating the alums ol'
idlenvss as heretofore, are being:
taught to eat the bread of industry
according to the scriptural plan.
\’l'l'l‘ll partial returns from most of
the Sound countries enough is known
to insure the election of George and
Gilmore. Republican candidatvs from
the Territory at largo. But tho
contest between Eldridge and Ger
rish is still in doubt.
Tlllc dried clams, prepared by Mrs.
Howard's [‘lutnmer Driver, haw been
tested in Zunesville. Ohio, and the
“Courier” of thet city. alludes in
glowing terms to their llnvor, which
it appears was not in the least dam
aged by their long trip.
AN opening has been made in the
Skagit Jam which allows of the pas
sage of canoes. and soon as the nu
nuul freshct occurs it will probahly
cause the whole mass to be removed.
The river is one of the finest in the
Territory, and when this ohstrnotion
is removed will admit of navigation
hy steamers a distuncs inland of
eighty miles.
So for as we have heard. the fol
lowing gentlemen have been ehwtvd
in the several council districts: In
Jefferson, etc., (I. M. Bradshaw; In
Kitsap, em, result still in doubt; in
King, L. B. Andrews; in Pierre, oth.,
I). 13. Hannah; in Thurston, em.
Erancis Henry; in Cowlitz, em, re
sult unknown; in (,Jhirke. etc., G.
\V. Steward; in \anla Walla, t). I'.
Lucy; other districts not heurd from.
In the judicial districts, C. H. Lumi
l)ee and B. I“. Dennison had no no
position and are. of course. pivoted.
In thelirst district we have not heard
the result.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The “buzzard” dollar is the latest
tilt. It'll do to currion business
with.
It is beginning to lie suspected
that llr. Mary Walker pants for
glory.
Now is the time for spring ('leuu
ing. It' you have not got a spring,
clean out your well.
A large number of dairies have
lmen started in the Arabian desert.
Drome'laries, (original.)
Go West young women. The
population of Arizona is in the pro
portion of one women to four men.
Authors of Spring poetry are res
pertfully requested to write upon
neither side of the paper they send
The mule will have to look to his
laurels. A New York man was
kicked to death by a women last
week.
An exchange wants to know how
to keep an umbrella. That. isn‘t hard
to du. Break all the ribs, let the
cnver become faded, and punch hules
all over it. Then _vox can‘t give it
away.
“ Politeness costs mulling," but it
is not expected that _vnu will wake a
umn at. midnight. tnask lmrmissiuu to
go tlrmugh his hon house. It is
more cuurteous to let him enjny his
needed repose.
“'hata [rinsing the phonograph
will be to mlitnrsl The lmrva can
slip right intn the phonograph room,
and plead with the. instruments, and
the editor can grind it all out after
wards—if he wants to.
“ Does your sister Annie evor say
anything about me sissy?” asked an
nnxions lover of a little girl. "Yes.“
was the reply; “ she snid if you haul
rooknrs on your shoes they’d nmkr: a
nice cradle for my doll.”
ON the 6th and 7th instants, there
arrived in ban Francisco from Puget
Sound, live vessels with 3,080,0UU
(not. of lumber, 615,000 luths, and 3'2
spars; besides tWt) other harks loaded
with lumber and one loaded with
coal, their mnonnt not. known.
A Kansas poetess weighing 190
pnnmls wants to "twitter like a lit.-
lle llll'll (HI some lune spray.” They
must have awfully stout sprays out
there. If she were here, it. Would ru~
(lull‘t' nn unremnmnn healthy fence mil
to prevent asmush up ifslie twittcred
an it very lively,
S'rizirmr.)o.\i.—-Tlxe “burnt dis
trict" will Slum he built over anew.
Mr. llnrmon has already (-onplelml
u. house upon it; Mr. “Weller has
another under way; .\lr. \Vesthrook
is preparing for a tlllrtl; and l’incus
& Pucksclu-r expect; to have a fourth
(built of brick and atom) before tliu
expiration of the present. working
season. Property is in demand, the
streets are in good condition. gar
dens ale lnloonling., and the. people
are happy as ever and still hopeful
of a giant. future for Stcilmmoni.
'I‘IIF. Washington Correspondent of
the Eugene City “.lournnl" says, that
Hunutu'Gl-ovnr has presented to (‘on
grass the petition of C. H. \Vood
ward find others, of Portland, asking
that the Territory of Alaska he
attached to the District of Oregon
for Judicial purposes, which was re
l'erred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Now get \Vnshington Territory ut
tat-hcd for political and comm: r..'ial
purposes, and Oregon will only need
Idaho and Utuh to mako her indo
pnndent of the surrounding terri
tones
FROM the Astoria. paper it. is
learned that Capt. J. W. White, who
in at present. in charge of the life
saving service of this coast, arrived
‘t\'edne.~'da_v,on the Gen. S. Elder.
from San Francisco. and proeemled
north, yesterday, on the steamer
'l‘homas Cnrwin. inmnding to visit
Shnalwater nnd Neah hay stations,
and placing them in readiness for im
mediate use. During the past week
the 'l‘homas Corwin, under command
of Lient. Brann, has landed the out
lit. and equipments for the life saving
station at. Cape Disappointment. and
prepared the life-boat for immediate
service; a large part. of she crewiho
ingthen employed for five days. The
various outlits nnd equipments were
stored in place and put. in readiness
for immediate use, s') that with :t
proper crew, in a few minutes. the
heat can he on her way to perform
any humane service required of her.
There are tWU of .\lerrym'tn's life
saving suite at the station and some
experimenting was made With them.
Capt. Stephen Davis is at present in
charge of the station.
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Ilitrhest Standard. The Public is cautioned Against Buying
imitation Machines, which are always made in a very inferiur manner,
and are sold hr ir'espnnsihle parties, wlmse guarantees are worthless.
All Genuine: SINGER Machines are sold through authorized Agents
at a less price than any other good machines can he sold fur, and al
wavs hear the patented TRADE MARK and the name of The Singer
Cuinpany distinctly printed on the arm of the machine.
W” Machines sold on note and lease plan, and a liberal discount made
Yuri-Cash.
J. P. Peterson, AGENT, Port Townsend.
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