Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-27

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port BY 81 yeas to 81 nays. Strait, ot
Minnesota, moved 70 reconsider. and
Cox. Of New Tork, moved to lay the mo.
lion on ths table, pendine which friends
OF the bill as It nov stands mustered
their forces and carried an adjourn.
ment. The conference report comes or
tomorrow upon a motion to rsconsidsr.
To Resunc WORK.
Prrzs8uaon, July 26.-It Il thought
probable the National Tube Works Of
MoKeesport, employing 2e00 men, will
be started mp with non- Onion workmeu
in few days. In response to iette,
from the Cleveland Rolling Mills strik-
ers, President Jarrett sent a reply ad-
yising tasm not to accept ths terms Of
fered.
The Nsaninee.
LANcAsrER, Ohio, July Is. The Dem
ocratic Congressional Convention of
the Thirteenth District today nominated
Hon. George L. Converse.
New Nanner sf Cenveasien.
CnossES SPKrSos, July B.-The man.
agers Of the American Iron and Steel
operatives today adopted a call for a
general convention Of all iron ore pro-
ducers and iron and steel manufactur-
ers in the United States to meet in Sep
tember, to consider duties on iron, steel
and iron ore, and prepare a report for
the Tariff Commission.
Rigkting Battle ef lssA.
WasHISaroS, July S.-Ths Court of
ineuiry sn the case of General Warren
finds substantially that General Sheri-
dan was justified in relieving General
Warren from command at tho battle of
Five Forks, and that he did not exceed
his authorize 10 doing 20. It is under
stood the Judge Advocate General ex-
presses doubt of this propriety Of this
investigation so long after the occur
renee. Under our laws and procedure
there could be no remedy ON account of
the statute of limitations, sann disputed
questions wouln cave to remain unde-
cided.
Sad Death.
The wake of the internal revenue bill
began in the Senate two days ago, and
this afternoon the hfeless body was
laid TO await it's doom until next eos ion,
and probably forever. The corpse may
be ressurrected along enough to allow
one more vote to be taken on the ques-
tion of assuring its consideration, but
there is no hope that the subject will be
regarded worthy of dissection. The de-
bate in the Senate this morning, before
the naval appropriation bill was taken
up, consisted of q number Of ant;-mor-
tenn statements, which did not satisfac-
torily explain the oause of death.
Tive Toay Chinamea.
Ngw York, July 2.-The Chinese
Minister, with his suite, took the .
O'Clock train last evening for Washing
ton. He was much pleased with his visit
TO New York, and intends to visit some
Of the principal watering places. His
secretary denied the rumor that sixty
thousand of his oonntrymen, residents
of Cuba, are DESTROYS of passing through
our country on their way to China. He
added they are hard workers and had
made considerable amount Of money.
lxorcitiC.
OMAHA, July 25.--W. II. Reed, a farm
err living near Dewitt, Nebraska, today
shot and killed his wife after having
h I'd quarrel.
Democratic Caihering.
JEFFERSON CRY, July S.-rhe State
Democratic Convention to no inmate a
Jud 10 Of the Supreme Court, one Rail-
rotd Commissioner and a Superinten-
den. Of Public Instructions, met at noon
today. l.. III. Lloyd, of Newton county,
was chosen temporary Chairman, and
Huge w. Cole Secretary. After the
appointment of the usual business com-
mittee tho Convention adjourned until
? o'clock.
Troablca In Utah.
OGDEN, July ga Wholesale persecu-
tion Of gsntiles has been inaugerated.
and arrangements are made for testing
the constitutionality Of the Edmunds
oill in the Supreme Court of the Unit. d
States. IL adverse, the Mormons have
nevertheless determined not to submit
at any cost. Polygamists, from Pres,
ident John Taylor down to tho distant
apost!e,, bishops and elders in the most
extreme part of their domain, have
separated from their wives and are liv-
ing openly with one only. ALI polyga-
mists under ordsrs have resigned from
all official offices. Monogamists Al
strong deposed in the faith have beeu
selected and commissioned in theii
places. Every effort u 10 be made to
beat the Government in al sections oi
the Edmunds bill.
WAsHrNoroN, July 6.-ln the Senate
Oonger from the House Committee on
Commerce reported fAvorably tho Hcus<
bill to regulate the carriage Of passsn
gers by sea; Laid over.
Wash1ngten Neaes.
WAsHrxoroH, July S.-There Is . pri
vate claimant named Kittwen to tn.
Potomac fsts, aud the President i
likely to veto the river and harbor bill
on account Of the largo appropriation
for them, for that reason II for no other
The President has the most gorgeoo
turnout over seen here.
An alarmin spread Of smallpox II
b ltimore " reported, and An spidemit
| 10 expected next winter.
Tho strike at ssasA CAlcaxe.
CHrcAoo, July Sk-IrOn ees unloader
at south Chicago have struck. and sh'
scenes OF tho Joliet strike. which va
long and brutal, are likely TO b n
peated unless . compromiss b effected
ses --~s&v fnR sNnn s,o0 In mOF,