Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-19

- aDpoans oexsuisea "a
vhe-o n otRsnixnNios,
the board have pOv~r n
tfe1susos Tor mousy 49,.
nay the expenae in attendino
oo, and aleo tbs expense Of n.
that the Safseasi Labor Tr;.
recognized ~ the offiniL orsan.
same prepare IN Official sfafe
o. the proceedinRs for publicstioo
70 Ir'ttfSe. aud the erisfos send a
u every delegate present. That the
non sskea BY miners With regard 10
sns fasincafioa OF rejection Of the pso-
cssoinGs. be ssfurDsd through It's asr-
etu ofi1cefs ~ the state aaaociasior, 10
shs executive bosrd. That the eYecu.
i've board be requested. ~ its earliest
convsnience. to notify States aud d.
llicss not of2anizsd to do % at orcs.
nat TIE convention favor the esss bsish-
men, 81 schools In m;DsraioQv ia vari-
ous lining dists1cts. In connection with
sne pres-rt sshool system. That evsry
encsurn cement be given to the passage
OF mining Law for the .hettsr seauritv
ct health snd safety among the craft
That the adoption Of A. tenn If
check weights men, be encouraoed
throughout the States where the coI 4
weighed. and that thanks be rendered
the f'ittsburo miners for the hosp;tali.
ties extended. The convention, ayiua
hnished its b0sinsss, then adjourned,
The executive board of the iutsf. State
Association met this evening. and or
ganized temporarily by the election Of
Alex. Mcdonald Of Illinois a. Presi-
dent. and T. A. Grow Of Maryland as
Secretary.
o. the oaeea's 0lsshAay.
NEw YORK. May H.-Arrangemsuss
are completed for opening the Brook
lyn bridge on the 18th. The Mayor OF
Brooklyn has issued proclamation de-
claring the opening q holiday. The
public offices, courts and schools will be
closed. and citizens are requested to
close their places NJ business. The
President and Governor will he given q
reception ia ths Academy Of Music,
Brooklyn.
81. 80 DeQaesa.
The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Mowers
b syard. daughter Of the late Jas. McEy-
ers, WAS filed today. The estate IL val
ned at nearly $lO0O,OOO. II was inhsr-
tied from the father. The entire prop
erty is left TO the husband, Robert Bay
ard.
0oA1es Reana.
JEksxY CIrY, May 1.-THE bodies of
John Hubert and Michael Currie, two
Of the men killed at the Yecaut oil fire,
were found in tho bay. They were
blown into the watsr BY the explosion.
A Clsse veae.
WHEELING, May 17.-IIate dispatches
received this evening from Charleston,
indicate that it will take the Official
count 10 decide b ,tween Brown and
Snyder for Congress.
Ts search Ter Ges. Creek.
Ell PAso, May ia correspondent
of the Times hefe and for the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, 9. A. Maheney. left here
for chihuahua this morning. He will
see Gen. FeQueria there, and at ones re-
turn to San jose on the line Of the
Mexican Central, Is miles from here.
He will take horse at that point. and
proceed TO Janos, the mountain town
$50 miles from San Jose. and the post
from which it In believed Crook must
first be heard from, Mr.. Mahoney ia
not only competent journalist, bat q
trained soldier and scout. He knows
the Sierra Madre we'll, and will find
Crook IL any man can. Mexican off,
GERS are aiding all that Is possible.
Couriers will DO at Mahoney's COM
mand. The first information must
como by way Of Chihuahnl, and not
from Guadalupe canyon. There are
evidences that Crook is at work in the
foot hills. The table land roads and
villages Of Chihuahua. east of the Sierra
Madre range, are being harassed by
small parties of Apaches. Who seem 20
have boon driven out of the range it.
self. Mexican Central railroad people
say there Ii serious doubt Of the GORE
spondeut reaching Jaros. Here Il ID
believed he will. Il In not 70 b. dis
Ruised that the Mexican military are
alarmed about Crook. He has at least
undertaken the b0ldest venture Of any
American soldier.
rnaerWs1eess On Sessoon.
Nxw Yosx, May 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the National hoard Of Fire
underwritess was in session today.
President Heald, In an address, said
the last year had MT been . profitable
one, and the point had been reached
that In pregnant with dsnQer 70 the en-
tire system a. at present conducted.
The reduction Of the maximum rate OF
commission 70 l5rer cent. worked much
good to business
ussse Races.
LEXINGTON, May 1.-THE Kentucky
Association meeting concluded today.
Track fast. First race, mile, Center
vile won, Mandamus second. Toney
Foster third. Time Las. second race,
blue ribbon sweepstakes, three year olds,
mile and one half, Leonita won, Mark
land second, vi0lateR third. Time
2:3s;,. Third race. consolation purse.
Tor beaten horses, mile heats, Lizzie 8.
won, WallfloWeR second, Dou0uQh No
kccfe third. Time l:t5si, 1:0.
WASHINGTON, May l7.--Ths National
Jockey Club. First saoe, mile dash.
Flowermath won. HilaEity second.
Time l:lh Second raoe, AnalostAn
stakes, one mile. FaiTvisv Won. Oaromsl
second. Time l:l6. Third Hace, milo
and ono eighth. Cherokee won. Ranger
second. Time l57k. Foarth race,
mile heats, Jim Nelson Won. Col. Wat
son second. Time 1:<6H. Htseplechass,
regular ooorss. Judge Murray Won.
Time $40.
Hang ~ Win Harder.
Lxxm0rON, Ca. May N.-. Jones.
for the murder Of HE wife, and Who At
tempted suicide yesterday. was hanged
today. The pgisUoee went 10 the ocaf.
fold with great oOolnsao, talking With
reporters all the way from the jail. AZ
the scaifold he explained hov he thouehS
| Il no crime % take his own life in order
| 70 prevent dssth on the soalIold. After
. l.ayes by Rev. Gibson. he black cap
was drawn over his faoe. The drop fell
at half pAsl 2. Only . few Struggles
followed. Hh neck vas broksa.
Partially oeaahaeA.
NRv Yoax. Nay l6.-Ths stsanse
State u Florida. fSom 0laeeow, reports
that On Nay l6, IL las. II ds&. II min,
long. e. do, = min-, che pAssd IN
Anohor Lins sasamss. probably the Al
salia. with her engine diaahled and
piston rod l0oss. Assistance vas not
wanted.