Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-22
EASTERN NEWS.

EASTERN NEWS.
associated PRESS DISPATCHES
Hotel barned.
u.vsa,r,Ip. (Mass) Aug. IL The
v;s~ House, new hotel opened in
-. lsst vas burned this morning. The
sronnt OF the loss is unknown. The
eussts escaped
pr-reo,rRoa, Aug. 2l.-The Panhandle
=. -,,rsrs strike against reduced wa
.rded TODAY. 1t has been the long
-, largest ever known. 1t began
ss.;i let. and the men have lost $2JO,-
*; in wages. The employers and the
..;innd company also lost heavily.
The Cause.
uuxs.akEE. Aug. 2l.-The cause of
-. ssyike vas that the miners asked for
=, .ents per car, and that two discharged
,oep be replaced.
III. Nottingham and Washington
.,;nas at Plymouth and the HOllenbeck
~ sb;s civ are in full operation again.
"a mules a. the Empire mine were be-
;,o lowered to the pit this morning,
"a soyk here has commenced. The
nm ,,;,,,,s and laborers employed by the
1.sd AL, Coal Company in No. col
-, refused to 90 to work this morning.
Yhev have made demands. yet are ignO-
,.r. az the cauee of the strike.
uyas silk.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Y.-Acting Secre-
,.,y Of the Interior Joselyn has discov-
.,sd tLat Red Cloud, of Pine Ridge
aoe,,cy. IL mad because his band il scat
,s,.d and his followers are not nuner-
,,as enough. Like other disgnsted poll
,,cis,,, hr is very mad and ugly. He
has found supply of whisky, the ex-
crsiye use of which has caused him to
,ink quarrel with Agent Joselyn, who
,,as ordered BED Cloud to be confined
IN tie guard house.
Acting Secretary Joselyn' has received
report from Governor Trittle of Ari-
,oua Territory, in relation to alleged In
.,ian raids in that part Of the country.
ne states that all is quiet in Arizona ex-
cent raids by several small bands from
San Carlos Agency, in one of which
i've citizens were killed, but the perpe-
trstors have escaped punishment. A
issling Of insecurity exists, however,
among persons living near the reserva-
tion. and work has been abandoned on
nne mining property near Clifton. The
inability to get teams to them is the
rsason for stopping work. Although
miners in one or two places have been
ihrsstened by bands Of Indians, he does
not anticipate trouble to an extent that
To local authorities will not be able to
overcome.
Not the Reason.
NEw YoRK. Aug. 2l.-In reply to a
statement that no dividend on Nor
shsrn Pacific Railroad stock was
dscIared because of the hostile
attitude Of Congress, and desire
to avoid the animosity Of the next Con-
gress, which might be fostered by the
appearance of prosperity, prominent
executive officers of the company pro-
n0unoe the statement untrue. The
question of dividend was not discussed
at the meeting Of Directors, nor would
the apprehension of hostility at Wash
ington have deferred the Board from
declaring dividend had there been nc
financial question in the ~ay.
Mad Nothing % DO win Il.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-A Chicago local
paper, In an article published August 10
stated that George NJ. Pullman had
been largely interested in the July
wheat dead through Messrs. William 4.
Baker d Co. The latter firm publishes
. card in which il IL denied that Pull
man had any connection directly or in-
directly with the matter, This denial
Pullman confirms, and adds that he has
nsver had any such transaction with
Baker 4 Go. or any other firm.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Wheat unsettled,
closing higher; regular, $1.0lLld1.O2
August, 98l6c; September No. red,
SiM<@ Los; spring, $1.O5.
Sullivan Pounds Joe Goss.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Aug. D.-At a
picnic yesterday Sullivan and Joe Goss
began sparring exhibition, which was
disturbed ON the second round by a row
among spectators. This became 40
serious the exhibition was stopped, and
aitsr the grove had been cleared the mill
vas continued, and finished in q hall
this evening. Sullivan in the first round
svidsptly had the advantage. Up to the
third round not much was done, but in
In eve. raarIv cloa;n0 "a In fhs f,fth
puond Sullivan nunished Goss badly.
the latter hein0 nearly exbanstsd. This
elosed the nerformanoe. No BETTING on
Tie 6cht. which Vas oonsidered excep
tionM.
A Ceuplaant.
w..vr~o~o,, A. o,-w;,,;..
Bssdv's "onnss, s,cia to.iav stst;ng
M r,c.scrs;C,, saI,,x.S rs,;,,s; -" ~ ct;rss
tAunchont "1 '''' P'S
Aep
rsc..s..s. sas G:..t, ~. aug: .-As suTsu,ue Te
~" 49,! ~ ~ s4C AZ ocLs.a. pssss .S =. 0sa. =
m;ssS ','oss " ," =. sne xnsa. % sue ossso =
sre;s;,s.S a'EoI y.0,v S. = suo~n n suSI s ; wG'
~rI.r.p ~ sno s.n.e noaIu VI HkI. k,
hsgv from farmers In Clav. saline, Jef
!ssocu, Ellsworth, Rice, Russell, Barton,
alla, kileys and Shayt0n counties run