Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-03
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RpcxxnsynLK, Va, June 2.-An sx-
Ioaioa In the sawmiu killed ons and
hadly injured several other woskmsn.
Paei0e NAN o0eess.
New Tozk, June 2.-Ths newly elected
Bosrd Of Directors Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company met in the oeace
Yesterday morning and organized. An
Executive Committee vas appointed,
consisting Of Gould, Sage, Hu ntington
and Hart, and an Auditing Committee
composed OF Dillon, Huntington and
Hanterbach. Other officers of the Com
psny hold over for the ensuing year, as
no action was taken regarding them by
the Board. The subject Of combina-
sioa bstveen the Company and the
overland railroads, BY means Of which
passage TO San Francisco BY steamer is
kept .. the same rate as passage by rail-
road, was not mentioned al the meeting.
Secretary w. II. Lane said to q reporter
Yesterday that the arrangement would |
undoubtedly be continued. as everything |
vas working satisfactorily both 10 the |
rsilroads and the steamship company. |
The composition Of the Executive Com
mittee would seem TO Justify the opin-
ion Of the Secretary on th 10 point. OF |
the four members Gould represents the |
onion Pacific railroad and Sage may |
b depended on to sustain his friends |
in any ordinary emergency, 80 that
the management of Pacific Mail for
TIE next year is politically in the hands
Of the overland railroads, whose inter
ct il is TO continue the present COM
binstion.
Mean Basiness.
The Heralfs Madrid correspondent
nys the Council of Ministers today was
presided over by the King. After exam
lining the refusal Of the Republic of Cru
quay 70 the demand for satisfaction to
repeated outraaes on the persons and
property Of Spanish subjects, ii was de-
cidsd to order Senior Lorento, Spanish
Minister to Uruguay, to present con-
else memorandum asking for satisfac-
ton within short delay. which the
Minister will determine, and il Uruguay
refuses again. Spain will suspend imme-
diately oil relations as q first step to-
ward move Of active vindication of
long standing claims.
Louisiana Unaer water.
NEw ORLEANS. Juns 2-The Missis-
Gppi river is very full, and declining
slowly at vicksburg. The decline here
since the highest, March 9th, is only
Is inches. The water is still running |
through every drawing crevasse in the
State. and very extensive areas Of plan
tations are still inundated. Alarm is
oecasioned by reports Of rise in the
tributary rivers between st. Louis and |
here.
Jaae Frest.
CHICAGO, June from south |
an and central Wisconsin indicate that |
ths summer was ushered in yesterday |
morning with heavy frosts, bat that no |
damage resulted.
Chicago % Europe.
Ths propeller st. Maeinnis, the first !
large craft through the Welland Canal.
suiysd hsre yesterday, and is chartered |
fog Enzops with large cargo Of corn on
through rate. She ia $50 feet long anu
800 tons burthen. This trip is an ex-
psri.nsns on which depends the con-
struction Of line Of ten smaller steam.
sn 10 ply between st. LaFranoo and
Chicago.
The Chlcags striker.
CucAoo, June 2.-No material change
In the situation at Irondals this morn
inc. The men are still out. President
Jarrett has not arrived, and telegram
has been received stating tina: hs will
mot come on a. expected. The Cores
pondine Secretary, Pat Carmondy, of
she Ironmakers' Association here, has
Just received she following dispatch
from President Jarrett at Pittsburgh
"My instructions being only advisory,
You are at liberty TO stop. provided they
Ill STOP" Mr.. Csrmondy has also re-
eeived the following telegram from Vice
President Bullock. Of Bayview, Mil
waukss: Don't work unless they sign
tho scales We are ont, and will stop
out sntil they all sign. viii call them
ont" Indications now are that the
ren will stay out until the manufac-
turen give in. The men claim they
have half million dollars in the treas
ury as Pittsburgh; also that tho steel
rail men will come to their aid with
money when they need it. Employees
Of steel rail mills, in all making about
hoo men. are ont of employment here.
: seAeaule q wages ana AAoer Trea.
hles.
CExAoo, June 2.-Thc wages which
The iron workers are striking against
ars a. follows: Nail feeders, 81 IS Per
day; helpers, g: puddlers, a 50 to IS;
They demand an advance Of 10 to Is
pr cent. The Knights Of Labor have
Aksn friendly interest in the brick
makers strike and propose conference
for compromise and reconciliation.
They represent the interest Of ssrikers'
Ths employers have given no answer
and are not much inclined to treat with
~ men, Who have been troublesome
and svasive. The attack Of dock labor
~ At Bridgeport last night on the Chi
0co and Alton train vas sell executed
and evinced careful planning. Thor
eaghly armed with sticks, clnbs and
pasces Of iron and stones. the numbe'
4 broken and bruised heads Attest
their effectiveness. Three had thsal
skulls laid bare by various blows, ana
halt = dozsn others were crippled O
hurt in various degrees. None OF tn
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