Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-25
ADDITIONAL TEltceApnc MEMO.


tence of Guiteau, and the Atty. Gen.
this morning instructed the marshal of
the district and warden Of the Jail to
keep the prisoner in strict confinement,
and allow no one to see him except his
spiritual advisers, his physician and
officers Of the Jail.
Gulteao IN the CabAnet
Two meetings Of the Cabinet were
hsld today, to oonsidsr petitions Aled
for . respite for 0nisesa, until n sx-
anination - dstsrndue his lty can
b had. ASGssnsy0 General Brewster
said tonight that no decision had beso
reached BY the Cabinet, bat ~ The pa
pers were In his hands. and be- would
render o final decision possibly & the
Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
John China0an's Rights.
At tbs Cabinst mestine today Secreta-
~ FolRss y rspoetsd . Aying that GOO
Chinese lsboesu sndm contrac. in Cuba
are dssirous of fstarning 70 China. and
have applied far permission to 90
through the Unitsd States in transit.
The question was discuassd and the
conclusion reached that under the Chi
nese bill permission could not be grant
cd. The Cabinet today listened to the
reading of letters By ths Chinese consul
late at San Francisco 70 the national
board Of health, complaining because
Chinese with smallpox are detained on
vessels in San Francisco harbor. Sec
rotary Folger says he is Of the impress
sion the matter is one for local authOri-
ties to decide.
Fast sleaming.
NEW YORK, June N.-Henderson Bros,
agents of the CASTLE line OF China
steamers, have received dispatch from
the owners, Skinner j. Co., Of London,
informing them Of the arrival there Of
tho new ssteaner Sterling Castle, from
Hankow, China, at 4o'clock ON Thurs
day morning, after splendid voyage OF
20 days and 22 hours, being the fastest
tiue on record.
Dakota Zephyr.
YASxroN, June A.-The storm here
this morning did considerable damage.
II was almost hurricane.
College Boat Race.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The boat
race between Pennsylvania and Prince
ton colleges for the Chiids cup was won
by the former in nine minutes and
thirty-two seconds. ~
MaklnG sertess Treuble.
JERSEY CRY, Juns 23.-The Jersey po-
lice commissioners tonight authorized
Chief Murphy TO use the entire force as
he may see fit to prevent violence on the
part of striking longshoremen and
freight handlers. This strike is assum-
ing a more serious apect. A large
body Of strikers visited the docks of
the New York, Lake Erie and Western
railway, where one hundred Italians
were employed during the last two days.
No violence was offered the Italians, but
the appearance of the strikers scared
them, so they quit work and rushed on
board the boat and were taken to
Castle Garden. 1t is believed they will
not dare return to work. The strikers
persuaded a number of men in railroad
yards to quit work. SO cars cannot be
brought to the docks. Serious trouble
is apprehended.
Preparing 10 Yield.
CUMBERLAND, June 3.-The executive
committee of the Knights Of Labor held
two sessions at Frosbere this afternoon,
and it is rumored,. considered tho com
pany's manifesto and basis Of sompro-
mise. Miners deny tho rumor, and claim
the meeting was to perfect arrangements
for the distribution Of supplies to tho
strikers.
Relief Money.
MUsCATTNE, a., June N.-$1 900 have
been raised for the relief of Grinnell.
More to come.
DUBUQUE, a., June 24.-Over $1,000
are contributed to the relief Of Grin
nell.
The Adjournment.
WAsuINeroN, Juns 24.-Leading Re-
publicans are in conference to consider
the question of adjournment sine die,
and decide what business could bo dis
posed of by the tenth of July, and that
the House could be ready to adjourn
that day, il it is fixed upon, provided
the Senate gets through with its work.
II was the sentiment of the conference
that there viii be no necessity for Com
gress remaining in session beyond tho
18th proximo, at the latest.
Faces.
BRr0uToN BEACH, juno 3.-Ths first
race, one mile, was won by Halston,
Clara A second. Tonawands third; time
1881. Second race. seven furlongs,
won by Prospect, Oden second. Glenel-
Ia third; time Isl. Third race, mile
and three-quarters, won by Rrambal.
lstto, frankie second, Barney Lyon
third; time 2:1l. Fourth race, one and
one-eighth mile. won by Warehouses;,
Babcock second, Baton Rouge third;
time lbs. Fifth raoe, handicap stseple
chase, over short course, won by Capt.
York, Ma or Wheeler second, Arsenic
third; time ?:lS.
Fight Broken -.
.BosroS, June 3.-Thc police tduiaht
interrupted prize fight in Rochester
district between Geo. T. O'Brien and
Michael I. Doyling. Thirty-six rounds
were fought. O'Brien was captured.
He was very badly used up. Four hun
dred persons witnessed tho hight, bat
the police occurred only half dozsn.
Net . suecessiul strike.
BurrALo, June 2i.--Ths prinssss'
strike oontinueA The papers are iunsd
regularly With nom union man.
Gained Their Pslns.
ScRAxros, (Pa.) June 2A-The mari
ners Of this section are 70 receive ten