Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-02
EASTERN NEWS.
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EASTERN NEWS.
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. u.ltitade Of Salts.
,,. Dec. lit is reported
LoSMN Nobrsver, q whisky man, viii
~ ieCeI proceedings against va
1S 1.ns in large cities who use his
ds on all sorts OF wnlskies. eo.ss
,sht viii show to Consumers q Ton-
.ssI amount Of compounalnR sno IN
srit;ss in their today. sS..
m-.,xaros. Dec. 1.-Ninderman
M.s.d today that the food was good
tet an the Jeanette at San Fran
". ~ that the crew was OF the oest, ano
Al III vas done by DsAons 'na' o00'0
record Of Failures.
yopx. Dec. 1.-Business failures
~ ths Last seven days number l46;
c; ssI = he country and IL in New York
- distributed as follows: Eastern
S ..s 19. Western ~, Southern -, MID
81 Pscific Coast and Territories ID,
e. $3.50 ii, and New York city IL.
Fssr Persons msrs.
wnmxrovs, Ohio, Dec. The ex-
- Of a paper mill boiler killed one
~ injured three persons.
financial Statement.
v.uuoroN, Dec. 1.-The debt state
N~-.1 a roducti ion during No
-. n S55A ,113; cash in Treasury,
~ se7i7s: certificates outstanding,
S5,4 ,45s, $40; silver, $73,OS5. .G6O;
.4;Hcstso of deposits outstanding, $3,-
sH100: legal tenders, $346. .6sl DIG; frac-
.;s.l snrrency, $7,022, GA; cash balance
svsiIabls. $l57 ,SS7, 7,476.
Heavy Damages.
~ vorx. Dec. 1.-Andrew Dawson
,.sc,sYed $1,000 damages from tho
csner Of the elevator into wnion no
III ....,A,
nvu.oo. Dec. Tho North Side
sciiino Mills have shut down for want
Il vork, throwing out OF employment
mo 70 1000 men. The south Side
miIs oontinue running, with no pros
~ of stopping. President Potter says
Sst AM can be made there at $50 per
~ a. cheaper than at the North Side
nh. because of the labor Saving ma
shinery and many other accOmmada-
fiona 4 the former not possessed by the
litter.
Tbe Joliet mills have given notice
! lhst they will shut down Jan. LIST.
Trade Unions.
WAmMoroN, Dec. 1.-The Committee
= IAh0r Unions elected Alex. NJ. Ken
~ PRECEDENT and ]. H. O'Brisn Score
1ayy, A committee OF seven Will repre-
mt the Workinemen before Congress.
Died.
Nsw Yonx, Dec. 1.-Henry G. Murphy,
r BROOKLYN. died this morning. He "
I evoll known politician and fiAancier.
ParalyseA.
WAsumoroN, Dec. l.-Rear Admiral
Vvman. of the United States Navy, was
clficken with paralysis this morning,
and 10 in critical condition.
The Wrsng Man.
KALAuAzoo, Dec. 1.-The man arrest
Cd here ss Bill Allen, who murdered
Officer Wright Of Chicago, is really
Charles Almon. The oolorod c0ot has
been released.
Claims Audited.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Garfield
Board Of Audit virtually concluded the
consideration Of all claims. The prin-
eipal difficulty was in regard 10 claims
Of ofphysioians 60 much in excess Of the
appropriation Of thirty-five thousand
dollars. All allowances wero agreed
upon. but will be withheld for a time.
Paying the Debt.
Bonds surrendered 10 the United
States by the executors Of the Lewis
will, amounting to $3.50, 900, are not in.
eluded in reduction Of the public debt
for November.
A Rich Editor.
Nlv YoRK, Dec. 1.-The will of Thur
lov Weed was 6led today. The estate
= valued at $500. 900 to $500, 700. After
minor bequests tho property 10 distrib-
uied among three daughters and six
grandchildren.
laterestins Suit.
N the criminal libel suit of August
.elnont against John Dewey, editor of
~ Irfsh Nation. counsel for plaintiff
e9Eed Dewey the name of the chief
emoer Of the Irish revolutionary party
= Amerlca, who had appointed him
uevoyl on the committee to recover
nom Belmont the o Mahony fund. De-
voy declined TO answer, on the ground
= would b guilty of perjury il he gave
" name; that his giving it would sup
3 NE British government with infor-
nau0n very detrimental to tho Irish
rraslonai party. The Court ruled that
psvcy should answer the question, but
= Npeatedly refused, saying his con-
sseooe would not permit him to answer.
~ prosecution then moved TO commit
uevoy tor contempt, and the Court re-
avsd decision till Monday.
asneas Lamar.
WAmMoroN, Dec. 1.-Sonator Lamar
~ enseaervedly severe at the attempt
feiues Kellogg q certificate Of cleo
a % Congress from Louisiana.
Reciprocity with naexics.
1oue months ago Gen. Grant and
oss, commissioners to make q con-
snn Tor Mexican reciprocity, but
SoGn Mexic0 then favored the scheme
h tfesadent has since denounced il.
@snoiacturers are opposed ON the
no OF the necessity Of protection TO
Itom American industries. Mex
~ tnerefore, it is likely, will not ap-
"a arbitrator to meet the United
'sssss commissioners.
Star Reuters.
tnand. Of the star reuters, threatens
S su sorts Of things in Congress.
~. counsel are said to have stated
sosir efforts would be directed
ssy 70 getting a mitigation Of the
Washingtea Nsaes.
SMcyember coinage $5,OOO.OOO.
aae Cabinet did only routine work.
:, sesslusisns Of Coincidence.
~. ioax, Dec. 1.-The executive
;u o. the New York land league this
S passed q resolution Of conf
49, u Dewey. The question Of the
and the refusal Of Devoy 70 an
sHfacts tho general attention of
OF seciet societies.
9lectlen Frauds.
-. Following are the names Of par
~ acsed by the Grand Jury for par
seon -, IN frauds at elections: Ed
-, Dupaquir. Bartholomew
S sr, Il. Ullrich, Dan Rees,
k~ vrand, Jr., Chas. Cunes, Gus.
.oder, ]. William Lyons, Jas.
tan, Louis Kaltman, VIM. H.