Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-05
EAsTERN NEWS.
..socIaTEp PREss DIsPANDB

EAsTERN NEWS.
..soc,,rED PRESS DIsPArpEs
peuseerasIe Rev.
c.,,.xurs. Sept. A row Of man.
~ rroportions has developed in the
nuaorratic State COminittee, which
III. Sa;r 70 change the entire plan Of
pu,n5nctine p,nS the campaign. Il has been
" cnstom to hold meeting every
Tasnysday. au bat the only member who
Ia..,,nded At the lxDt meeting was Nh.
Msf, of Lima. The original plan Of the
..mgsion - in the organization Of the
0C...rn;tfee was to divide the State for
o.rI and allow each member control Of
s'nds r. conduct affairs in his section
- The state. Last week tho Committee
=. "a - S,ss.ssiou of 81, 900, and Chairman
Ehn.nraon appropriated Some for gen.
.n.i rnru,ees. and use Of tho Committee
:. t.eadnuarters. The other members
lame dissatisfied, and refused TO have
snSthing further to do with tho cam
naicu. II il now learned the liquor men
rsfnse 70 turn over any funds 70 the
Cnmmittee, and will spend their money
themselves, and they say they will work
for the State ticket, but are making .
6nhf particularly for Con9ressmen, aud
viii MSS the money in the close distance.
Thev expect to have sixteen membe1n IN
the next Congress TO five RspoblioAns,
ehe delegation now standing fifteen 70
6vs in favor of the Republicans, 00o
district having boen added. The liquor
man say the State tax cannot b put on
at any rate before 1882, and they want
to control the national TAI, and get the
;nternal revenue reduced. Glenoer, q
ne.nber of the Committee, identified
Nth the liquor interests, has Withdrawn
snd takeu up With the other side. 1t -
aid Thompson sees no other RESOURCE
Sor funds, and il holding ON to what
hs has Get. II is urged against him that
he has Commenced laying the wires for
PeLdleton in the Senatorial contest thus
early in the campaign, which 10 creating
muoh dissatisfaction. John Il. Nolan
!. credited with divorcing the State
Committee and the liquor interests.
Mahene ". RsanAs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Publio Printer
Rounds has looked horns with Malone
regarding the assessment OF employees
of the Government printing OfIaoo from
Virginia. several cases were brought
70 the notice Of Rounds, In which en-
ployees who had cheerfully paid the
National Congressional Committee A.
sessment against them wore besieged By
a collector representing tho Malone
faction. In consequence these employees
we're informed BY the public printer
that any asseesment made on them BY
the Senator Malone Committee should
ha Maid voluntarily or not a1 all, and
M nro shonid I0ae nlaoe In the Govern
,nent offioe FOR refusine TO contribute.
This dscision inoensed Malone and hio
st rikers. and a vigorous assault viii b.
made to eject q reconsideration, but
from the GENERAL reputation Of Rounds
II ia understood that he has put his foot
down in earnest in this matter and will
not he bulIdOzed by the virRinians. The
exa,nnlo aet in this depaYtment will. il 10
gaid. be- followed BY the Secretaries Of
other Departments, Who are opposed "a
the Wholesale system Of levyin0 assess-
menta. NOT only BY tho National but b
ieoaI oommitteec. Hence the dismay
Of the Nahonites, Who arc In . despsrate
situntion. and the demand rather than
B6QU68t 1OI A0AANAo esVses Sses8sOJ 49, - ~sS
various Departments
Railrsad War ThreeeeneA.
NEv YoRx. Sept. THE Nickel
Plate Railroad management have d.
cided on AN aggressive policy against
the Lake Shore, and will demand Of IL .
good share Of the Buffalo and Chicago
traffic. II not granted war will BE- waged.
Indications arc good Tor . lively a2ht
and break In passenger and freight
rates. Tho New fork synoI0aso ~
o"u n..,s sMss .".s .sssoi. ~ 40 Nv ,,sSs t,;n.
=. ....Issrat,n~ aver the;r iinea from
=. go. 40. a. ,,c.%h~S.t and sonth.
v.w .a.t scrrt,s. s ' rs.,iv E ali conenr n GLOW
inc doSCr;rt;ons Sr % of ths orons. their sise.
H.,;.s Ivy GS ia % co.J II conS;t;nn' Thare r
Ioes ~. nv. rss.yCreh,s "u.H rsnort The ohser.
~..,ons Vs U' - ~. "Sssc;sis ara usuaiIv r.
Ssnia 1 sor ~ hns;ns:s ressons. ma theiv
.xrsas;an". .S~U. ~. = so Orsat thaf suhseouent
Seeeic".cSne. - usrsiiv hesr ont theiY
rr.S;cf;ona .urseinc a they do Win
speciai and press dispatches, exospt In .
few isolated localities, and the siRnin-
canoe and importance OF their reports
become moro striking and oenolusave.
Courtney wins ne Raee.
R,currr.D Sppueos, n. T., Sept. L.
The three mile race on OanAndaigua
Lake today, between Courtney and lee.
was rowed in tho unprecedented time of
10 minutes and 8lh seconds. The -
suit was in favor OF Courtney. Ceurt.
nsy was hrst at the starting point, and
appeared in better apiEits and form than
At anv race since the Lachine confess
WIN aaolhn ~ 1000
Law Breaaess o. wssH -.
Mt. vKRNoN, Ind, Sept A-The city
has been threatened with . mob. QUW-
ing out of an effort TO cloee saloons o.
Sunday and II O'Clock At ntghte. Abu9s
I O'Clock yesterday morning ne reoa.
9encc OF sonn raoi. wy = ~.
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