Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-02
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...oc,.rrp PRESS DISPATCHES.


r~soAOO, Juns -
!. .r...busQ & Ronno, corner Of Crosl
n.,;son streets, was burned th
J. .,;no. The body Of a fireman, Jof
.'..h.iaer, is supposed TO be in Il
Three other employees we'
AZ ~, burnsd. Their names are sprin'
c ch.resr and Hoschwick. At
= ,.s s The FIRE was not under contro
xD.0o. There was no insuranc
-. s.uss started in the dry kiln, an
l.d;.,sly isnitsd the whole building
2. I'D ia no. spread beyond. The il
- s m men we're caught BY the flame
!'s.,. making their escape. The fore
,ho perishsd deliberately Wen
- .hs burning building, presomabi
30 ..ea,s .sv soms planf Of which he wa
7. d,aueh.sman. When recovere'
,.oa we're burned of, and his bod
O0'A .ssr,sa and blackened, and onl
y. ,.c. vas recognizable. The rafte
:, = ' ,.IIsu on bin. and probably pre-
,u,sd his escape.
x.,,eyers ". Employees.
n. brickmaksrs are starting u
and refusing to take workinel
h.,opo to the Union. They haV'
.e.,sd considerable loss OF time .,
=. s,rike. and do rot propose to b
s;..t.d j, to further. They say the wages
Ia h,vs been large for that kind oi
-, and men had no cause for com
.,,;nt. A number of firms began wori
.sa.v. They had difficulty in securing
sborsfs.
v.rvxrr, (Mich.) June Ia heav,
ain has sxtinguishsd the fires, ane
hare il no further danger.
star Rouie Cases.
v.mxoros, June LIN the stal
.... trials this morning Ingersoli asked
-. m behalf of his clients, the two
nrreys. 70 withdraw their pleas of moi
| nifty, and enter a motion to quash on
- ground that the grand jury was not
.,,.oed in accordance with section two
1tbs art of June, 1879. Motion denied
a defense announced its readiness te
aushs jury.
!. Pardon Asked and Nome should
Ne Givcn.
Jurxasox CRY, Mo-, June l.-@jov
! txhtsnden denies having offered FRANK
| lanss . pardon, or having any PROPOSE
IN from any ono in regard to a pardon
: othsr form of executive clemency IN
kuhaN Of James. He further denies
| ksine made any proposals TO the Gov
eaon Of other States asking them to
n him in extending clemency t.
/ JsnsA and adds that James has never
polisd 10 him for clemsncy or pardon
/ III be observed that while Gov. Crit
tnden denies he has been in communi-
uiioa with Attorney Hair on tho sub
~ hs does not deny having received
nnoceitions from other friends OF the
n(sd bandit, and the opinion still pre-
~ that negotiations for surrender
"a clsmancy are pending. Littieton
Innesr, from Oregon, an uncle OF the
Yeunesr brothers who are now IN the
NinnauAa psnitentiary, arrived at In.
dependence yesterday, and consulted
With Frank James's wife. His object II
rot exactly known, but 10 believed Il
nvs connection with efforts which 1t Il
1ainiainsd are being made TO seour'
hnunity for Jacques.
Preparing for . Long siege.
Ycux0srowN, Ohio, Juno 1.-There
y change in the situation. From wha
As anticipated last evening the mill
- III shut down, though the furnace
nm not a. yet Rone out of the bias
lwything is quiet and orderly. Th
uhion seems to be that the strike ma
hcng. a. neither side show any SIG
1yislding.
The Clippers.
INV YoRx, June l.-Thc quietnes
- prevails in the clipper fro;ghts maj
y b reflected in the tonnage movsmen
ltAe past month, which only amount
NJ four vessels, viz: Three from thi
- and ono from Philadelphia, regis
aine 6a76 tons, against five vessels G
- tcns in the corresponding month G
~ year. Tho total movement OF tn
lsa Ave months foo:s up "a vessel'
silsring $3.50 tons, against 26 ves
thoe So, ,559 tons in the Same perio
n ysar. decrease Of $500 tons. Tor
1an on the berth and committed {
4tads is larger than at any time i
~ months. unusually larger. II
"a dull period Of the year. Anon
- registering in the aggregat
H $500 tons, of this number it
! able there will be got of durin
osarfent month, four from this por
nom Boston, ono from PhilAde
and possibly one or two from Ba
~ The demand for ships il yer
specially for Oregon, as deliver
. nilroad iron are very slow, whil
Ams time there is a light mov'
IN general merchandise, as u
n d we'll over.
ne Fennsylvania Strike.
issuso. June This morning Il
No bstwesn labor and capital b
= dead earnest. Fires in svel
iu IN this city with one exceptic
ossn taken out and the mills sh'
That exception is the Unic
AlllA of Carnager Bros. 4 Co.. wi
last night. They will oontin'
having contracts on hand tn
. hlled. This is generally 90
bad break, and calculated
The lines of manufacturers.
q the largest iron mills. and b
eay OF $s5, 900 tons a year. Ste
afs running as usual. Most
sAve signed a new scale, but
= not employ many puddlers it
oo2ht their signing will haye n,