Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-22

the rslations existing bsewssn railroadl
and iron mills IN this section are some.
what cordial and favorable foe Z Joint
bear movement On sock. Psghapl
after few Wee0 Wheu thsoe get lov
enough, whsn the small fry are frozsr
out and large Ash have fed to satisfac
ton. the roads will stop cutting rates
and n,ills conclude not 70 close.
Amer the Brsads.
WAWmoTox, Nov. N.-Asaistant At.
torney General Truman il preparing ar
elaborats report on the Southern Mar.
ria9e Association and kindred societies
which will be submitted to Postmaster
General Howe tomorrow. II il under.
stood he takes strong grounds against
the legality Of such concerns.
Feels Reroelous.
CHICAGO, Nov. N.-President Cable OF
the Rock Island road, was interviewed
tonight, and said the only basis on
which his company will settle the pres.
ent var Of rates for the northwest Is 80
per cent of the bust meas to Minneapolis
and 20 per cent to st. Paul. Till this is
conceded, he states the Rock Island will
continue the fight.
wants % Get Back.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Indian In
spectOr Pollock had an interview with
Secretary Teller this morning regarding
his recent suspension. Secretary Teller
says no conclusion had been arrived at,
anda further interview will b held on
the subject.
Cutting Down.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. O.-Iron and
steel men do not believe the reports of
general depression in the rolling mill
industry in the West. At monthly
meeting Of rolling mill proprietors here
yesterday, rates were reduced two
tonths OF ono per cent, and under the
schedule price labor will reduced five
Per cent. December 1st, 90 that no loss
will be sustained in business.
Ne Prospect Of War.
WASHINGTON, Nov. N.-Senor Motto,
Brazilian Minister here, was interviewed
tonight, and says the published rumors
of coming conflict between Brazil and
the Argentine Confederation, over dis
puted piece Of territory, is entirely IN
founded.
Wool Sales.
The fourth series Of wool sales began
today. Six thousand bales Of Sidney,
Port Phillips and Adelaide was sold TO-
dny. Good attendance and biddings
fairly animated the prices of Australi-
ans.
To Reduce Revenue.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-The Cabinet
meeting today was quite brief and un-
important until discussion relative to
& . contents of the annual reports was
had, the principal topic being in regard
to internal revenue. It is asserted, by
persons in position to know, that Com
missioner Raum will recommend q larg-
or reduction in internal revenue, and
that his recommendation will be in
dorsed by Secretary Folger and Presi-
dent Arthur.
Powder Min Explosion.
PorTsTowN, Pa, Nov. 2l.-The Jacoby
powder mill, Of Montgomery County,
exploded. John Schwagert was crippled
for life. The mill was first started in
1880.
Dlseasslng Shipping.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 2l.-The Joint Select
Congressional Committee on Shipping
this afternoon held q private session
and discussed tho various points pre-
sented by those who appeared before
the committee, 80 far as they relatedl to
Legislative distractions to the successful
running of American vessels on foreign
trade after they are built. The commit
tee unanimously ooncurred in the Opin-
ion that Ill suoh Legislative distractions
should b removed, and Senator Conger
and Representative Cook and Din0le
were appointed sub committee to draft
q bill In accordance with the views ex-
pressed by the committee, which is
to be reported by the commit
teo at the opening Of Congress.
Ceal Mlners' strike.
PrTTsBu1o, Nov. N.-The strike Of
miners il gradually spreading, and tho
miners officials continually assert that
before q week has elapsed all the pits
not paying 4 cents will be idle. If the
on the Pan Handle quit work. it
is claimed those ON other roads will fol-
low. The operators are very firm against
granting tho advance.
Republican Reselutiens.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 21.-The Kings coun-
~, (Brooklyn,) General Republican
met tonight and adopted q
resolution declaring that the result OF
the late election was q rebuke to the
Administration for its interference in
the politics Of this city, and the oondem-
nation Of the fraud at the Saratoga Con-
vention.
Thieves and Burglar at Werk.
JAnIsvuIs, Wis, Nov. H. Burglars
blew open tho safe Of the Milton Post
ofYioe and secured 5000 in money and
q quantity Of jewelry and other valua-
bles. No clue to the guilty parties has
yet been obtained.
Blek cid Aan.
PBxcxroN, ILL.,, Nov. 2l.-Arthur Bry-
ant, brother Of the late William C0lleu
BRYANT, Q resident Of this city, has just
suffered amputation. He is attacked By
RanQrene. He il over eighty years old.
Tho case il very similar TO that Of Gov.
Hendricks, Of Indiana.
Railread TALK.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.-Commissioner
MidRely had Q conference hero this af-
ternOon with Capt. @. Rodgers, General
Manager of the St. Louis 4 San Fran
cisco Railroad, regarding tho admission
Of that road into the Colorado pool. 1t
ia understood matters are favorably ar
ranged, and that tho admission will
take place ct the next meeting OF the
pool.
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