Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-23
,AsrERN NEWS.
.rro PRESS D1srArczzs.
% New Bonds.

-. Z. P.s New Bonds.
= Yosx, Nov. A.-The Irso.n.
m..id Cole, broker, haS served .
- "a officers and directors OF
- :an g ii Pacific Railway Company
= ui Di.ts Bros. d Co., the banking
80 ~hom the company recently
lDMa ;ts transactions for placing
e;s.ne OF collateral trust bonds,
q ~ he would take legal steps 70
e.it. Sidney Dillon, Pnesloen! OF
Company, said last evening
Y. "a recsiyed no notice OF this
~ sThs 1 sale Of bonds" he SAID,
I'D acisted last week. The thing
Nl;shed, and what steps can be
n,event something that has
,issdy bssn dOner
A Bead Journaliss.
-yo,r Nov. 22.-Thurlow Weed
e a. morning at s:b5.
Absut Labor.
I'm. Nov. N,-At this fore
.ss;on Of the Labor Congress +.
a Massachusetts,, introduced
= ks...s;cn for q strict enforcement of
s.a.st;esship regulations. Laid over
9 cs.. e n.mmittee ON Legislation was in
4.Sto uroe upon the Legislatures
m G1stss the passage OF employers
Ssh3Ritin laws.
Chsnged Hands.
,...,eosx. Nov. 22.-Today formal
80, - the new Chamber of Com
-. .ss made by the building com
.y. 4 the President and Directors Of
- I'm and Flour Exchange.
Train Disaster.
nmmuw. O., Nov. 22.-The st. Louis
ssssd erurses train was wrecked this
..s.ino by rail laiG acress the track.
4. nfire train, including baggage,
sssnanoer an sleeping cars, were
ngn down and embankment OF thirty
~ Fortunately no one was seriously
Int
Buuuoros, w., Nov. 22.-Several
hnher mills and the Pioneer Iron
vnh vere burned this morning. The
~ something over $4,000.
TO Test the Law.
CmfmnAr1, O., Nov. 22.-In the police
~ this morning Manager James
InnnGEy Of the Coliseum, and his COM
~, Who took part in Sunday per-
11sanee, were arraigned for violation
Hthe law. Hearing was postponed un-
\ lItiday. Il will be made test case.
Deuble KILLING.
kzf1s Rock, Nov. 22.-At Denton's
nHl, on Monday, farmers John NJ.
Vdiar. and Albert Crutchfield had
aabbiuq ARRAY. Both were terribly
nuHlated. Walker died yesterday, and
0ulohAeld Ia believed mortally wound
Fatal Outcome.
PncvmucE, Noy. 22.-Six of the per-
NJ injured BY yesterdays fire in Cal
lndsr's building are already dead. It
bUpectsd the injuries Of the others
Til provo fatal.
Money Or Bleed.
WAsHrNuToN, Nov. 22.-Attorneys for
~ Laabra Silver Mining Co. this
Morning made application to the Su-
peeme Court Of the District for man.
0amus on the Secretary Of State, TO
eompel him TO pay that company $4S,-
Hs.H.
Tsld Again.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 22.-Melyille this
n1guing concluded the account Of his
apoeience up TO the time he arrived in
- country. The Cr0ss-examination
IN began. In response to a question
u1lHille reiterated his former state
n1at-that it would be an impossibility
blaye begun the search for DeLonR
~ sooner than was done.
served About Right.
M result Of the naval court martial
nolntly held in this city to inquire
heths conduct Of Capt. Alfred Hop
II On leaving the Pensacola Navy
I'D vhen yellow fever made its ap-
11neo Iorder Wis made today dismiss
II ohAt Ofioer from the service. Hop
nvas commander of tho yard.
TIE Cape Horn Shlps.
In YoRx, Nov. 22.-No particular
uvsment is noticeable in the Cali
1hhsight market via Cape Horn,
- hips IN the berth load slowly. The
M , there has been a falling of in |
11ns Of oil and railroad iron, two
- that assist very materially in |
ne dispatch to ships, and for dead
at there y left coal, whichlis being
~ IN increased quantities. OF
- there are shipments of plate
eement, etc., but these cannot be
Nd on In regular lots, hence the
eaas Of coal. Thus far there has
material delay in the shipment of |
vnieh will likely follow sooner or
y y peobablelthat departures will
Iss8 than for Q long time. The
Ca!sier 10 the leading ship ON the
end probably will be loaded by
The Railroad War.
! paoie seemed in minent today, bat |
e mnshine came out of the gloom.
~: :e taat tho railroad war had been
that Keep, President of the
see!n, and Riddle, President Of
49, IlAnd, were coming East on q
s, uoin, and that Vanderbilt had
~ an roads 70 be kept clear for
4 ALabsr Congress.
aAxD, Nov. 22.-The seoond ses-
9 tee federation Congress of or
Uades and labor unions borau
ooay. Richard Powers, Of Chica-
~ N the chair. An address of
En.va vas made by Geo. q. Coils, Of
eaand Trades Assembly.
h.sss1 smissee reported upon labor leg
ss.- wuaco vas the chief topic Of
s.se!noons discussion. The report
y sas committees successful work
~ oe year in behalf Of the sea-
ES. ~ and the Chinese labor bill,
Sss.coeIeA, and the cigar ms king
l.sf.. houses bill before the New
- n ssure. the convict labor bill,
ksa: T.: Ooio Legislature, and also
aon 70 the bill in Congress to
n ~ moinations Of seamen unlaw-
s sos bill Of the Ohio Legislature
a Bill TO prevent intimida-
~. ."crkmsn," which provides pun
Gs!ot !ot e9orts to persuade men to
isk % any pretext.
66ras read by Frank X. Foster,
Se. Mass, on Protection to
vMen vAs an elaborate argu.
s..Ho sor OF free trade, and against
~: The Congress win be in
snew Weeds Deathbea.
toax, Nov. 2.-Surrounded by
i:p.n9 children, grand children.
nurses and ali his household.
~ .SSesiov Weed, the veteran journ-