Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-19
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1.serd heard Frsn.
-. May H.-Shipherd hal
lstssr TO Williams, Char
n. roesieu Affairs Committee
=. following are the principal
.w. .On the 18th of April last
s.1;S,d BY you officially in the
4 he Committee that my OK
-. vould be temporarily sus.
~ IN the intentions OF recall
~. ! eoupscssd with instructions
- peogrsss Of my former Ok.
s.s;a vith rsfsrsnoe to production,
,.lrn from New York, of sundry
.1 .1s md correspondence, and
~ ! eussral demand then pending
~. s.nibus disclosure directly there
IL G. Blaine, volunteer wit
= hsard for several days, and
. ss.stor Blair. Blaine occupied
- -, ssssion in addressing the
suItss, and devoted a aconsidsrabls
s-, = hat address to tho creation
ssADsa Of apparent issues, all new
psrssd BY pr;ma Jaek evidsnoe,
5is 70 discrsdit the witness, and
sirhy ~ force Of such testimony
~Ia1l slssdy given. Blaine's recol-
.SI.s aieasd from mine on a point
ssa g1aius and friends deem impor-
~. - ths whole Of Blaine's testi-
-. : Il tends 70 contradict and dis
~ ~ grossly incompetent, and
- q 4 irrelavant, a. we'll by the
.iuuioa Of the Committee it has
.iulp soeord, and has gone out to
.nulsy q proper evidence. an in
- vysne has bsen done in conse-
la II only TO mo personally but
- istsessts represent" The let
nnm that in obedience to the sub
s ~ prior instruction, he present
s6iInooIf q the appointed hour at the
n luiuatsd, and was asked wheth-
49, asw prepared to comply liter
go - total demands for infor-
S.. ID that he had offered his in
- but he had no choice in its
llne, ~ ths Committee did not seem
Son1b heal from him. The letter
cuiunn: II was thsn peremptorily
-, bsing asked no other ques-
!ln - bsing allowed to make no
6nont.n
D1ssrder Prevalent.
| 0IrAse, May ia speciaS from
nnls1oah City, Penn, says since the
bmdEuek on Saturday evening dis
lRhB pesvailed through the mining
- Many outragss have been
n3lel Several non-union miners
DhBed The coal and iron CON-
- voth are strongly guarded, and
tIhshmsnt Of police went to the ex-
- paints at NartinsburR. The po-
nvus attacked by about 1900 Mollie
fn. Who were beaten of after a
Qlohk Tho strikers arc believed
Denomination An attack on the
- 1hs country ID excited. and cit
maas asming.
~ lmmigrants.
~ yoox, Nay lS.-Forty-nine hum
hnirants landed at Castle Gar
NM ncgning. Among them were
lnanb9 Z NJ wsavers from France.
~ ssn6l lsseWing TO tho slaokness
bedaaDasd consequent loss of near
oeeAbrth their former wager.
~ ~ also . party Of fifty grape
- Who will pursue their calling in
evhsyards; also many SCOTCH and
Afmers and merchants, and
1ves from Manchester, Birming-
nand Leeds. About 100 are wool
n
oerlklnG Ceal Miners.
nuao, May 1.-THE coal miners
ntion have decided to contiuue
fks against reduction in pay.
DsaFa ef Trade Reselutisns.
y Yosx, May l7.-At q meeting Of
l1ard Of Trade, q committee pre-
n Iosolltions to the effect that Con.
plAould make railroad pooling COM
laas Illegal, in favor Of free canals,
ling the Government 70 make in
9hlo pooling BY cable companies.
Ne sale RGeesed.
Hm9pcx, May l7.-No sale was
; tsdAy Of the Sprasue estate, the
49, too high.
4 Maternal Cenvensisn.
lnmsso9, Nay ls.-In the Senate
: hAroduosd = bill appropriating
II rspesssntation Of the Gov
Nh Ne National Mining and
~ Exposition ct Denver. Re-
T. ~ Committee On Appropri-
CeaFea HIS SKIRTS.
Weys and Means Committee this
alaArd the report Of the sub
- hvsstiaating the charges Of
! 1antacky, in connection with
~ vhisky bill. II unanimously
- Commissioner Raum.
Csaafesalsnal.
oMArR.
esoa, Nay 1.-THE House bill
! ~ receipt Of U. 8 gold
MaAanes for gold bars pased.
HoUsD.
- of Kasson The bill passed
~ any person, being orig :
: - Of the United States, who
- 1Aturalissd a. q subject Of
N. may publicly declare his
- q oueh naturalization and