Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-02
EASTERN NEWS.
associated PRESS DtsP&rcHks
strike Endca.

strike Endea.
v,r1. Jnne 1.-Manufscsgrers
~ iron strike here Is ended and
Say ~. soor, as fires can be started work
thai a. o. The workmen did not in
VII az Yesterday, bat rsce led 20
80 .a ~ INT manufacturers held ground
~, ~ agreement with the men to
sos, ~ the pittsburg adjustment pre-
ap'1 ssa them from all negotiations.
M gsa bas vet been no formal meeting
no,knnen nor formal notice 10 the
Musacturers: they all assume that
1ork will be resumed.
presidential Expectations.
n.u,,oo. June I.-Senator Miller az
-, from the West yesterday. When
~ wbo were being spoken of for
s1sa.ss;ssntial nominations. he said. 1T
IT, earIy to make st ttements as
"a sbsm in California. / only regard
s1'u re names seriously, Harrison. of
s e Fdmunds and Logan. Harri
s ! very popular man, and could
sI strong candidate. Edmunds
Ma s pay;s were IN California while
- ,hero and there was of course
VA deal of talk ON the subject, but all
Il too soon To prophesy. By the
mana. of the Sur. had been there,
vs,,.nd heard il said that he was still
for filden- s.a,uar. so,,
"Then you think tne OLD stai"aft n2hi
~;il not be revlved9'
VI don't see how 1t can. NO, II VIII
not come up again. A new man VIII be
taken up Who can unite DOTH eieiaehts.
IA senator thought the tariff ques-
~ tho hs-fanHratG
- ths next session, but hardly expected
!, voaId amount to much IN view OF
a. nsaruess of the Presidential cleo
tion and the division among Democrats
on the issue.
,strrued to Chicago yesterday from IN
dianapoiis TO meet his business ptrt-
ner. Mr.. Eddy. Other members OF me
commission went direct to Springfield,
and after inspecting the State house
there, viii join the Governor here txis
morning. Being asked whom the Colo
RADIO Democrats generally favored for
President. the Governor said 70 Thought
senator Mcdonald, Of Indiana, found
the most favor.
A Double Execution.
M.coy. Ga. June John Bailey and
Harry Wimbusk, both colored, were
hsnoed AT noon today-the former for
tha murdss Of Paris Iapman, and the
latter for the murder of Morgan Wash
ington. The place Of execution was
Camp Oglethorp, n few miles out OF the
city. the prisoners being escorted to the
oallows by a company OF State militia.
Fifteen hundred people, mainly coiored,
.vtApaased the hanging,
Charged with Arson.
DuMorsrs, June 1.-The striking mi
nees, in addition TO blowing mp the resi-.
dences OF certain oolored men brought
here To take their places, are charged
With firing two houses of miners few
miles outside the city last night. There
Il no clue to the perpetrators.
Fatal Heller Explosion.
FAsr SAGINAW, Mich, June 1.-The
shineIs mill of G. V. Turner d Sons,
eicht miles below this city, was blown
10 atoms this morning by the explosion
OF The boiler. w. Il. Turner, engineer,
Hiram Goodwin, fireman, and John Mo
Dovell. night watchman, were killed.
]. L. Turner and Reese Piow were ser,-
ously hurt, and Orlando Feeder and +.
Wilson fatally injured. The cause of
the explosion Ia not known. Damages,
5000.
Three Men Drowned.
John Fitzgerald, John Watson and
John Mansiand, log drivers, employed
by the Muskegon Boom Company. were
drowned in the Muskegon river at Her
say Yesterday. The bodies were not re-
covered at last adyices.
A Weary Trial.
WAsufsnroS, June 1.-One year ago
today the first Star route trial began,
aud this morning Merriok entered upon
the fifth day Of his argument III the
present aase.
The whole afternoon Was devoted to a
criticism Of various afiidavits in the
case, testimony being quoted by Merrick
In support of his declaration that they
we're stepped In perjury. Court ad-
iourned Till Monday.
A Lucky Escape.
SALT LAKE Crrr, Utah, June This
afternoon five cars Of Mormon emf.
urast train were wrecked at siding III
Wyoming. Tho oars wrecked contained
the baggage. Those containing the en-
iQrants escaped, and none OF tho emi'
grants were injured.
Jockey Club Races.
The Oregon marc, Ordinance, was
shamefuily cnt down at the Jockey Clnt
races this afternoon. She was the fav-
orite Yesterday evening. She was one
Of the finest racers ever run in the Rocky
mountains. Last night $500 was re-
fused for her.
nno vewksburv Almshease snvesti'
gnitom.
Bosros, June LEX Gov. Rice testi-
ficd IN the Tewksbury hearing to visit
inc the slmshouse twice during his term
Of Office and making q thorough exam.
nation of its condition. He found
everything satisfactory. He suggested
10 Marsh the improperly Of 80 many
members of his family being employed
NJ the institution, and shortly after two
Of them retired. He had paid the visit
on acsount of rumors of its misman,
acement, but had no recollection that
any definite charge had been broaghi
10 his attention. Gov. Butler then read
4 long communication TO ex-Gov. Rice,
dated 1867, from thu State Board OF
Charities, setting forth all these charges
and asking him 10 interpose. ExIioy'
Eics did not remember that he had ap.
pointed Sanborn inspector of the aims
house. Gov. Butler read a letter from
Hanborn refusing To take such appoint
mont IL certain members were retained
on the board. Gov. Rice then said that
doubtless this record was correct.
General ReJoiciss.
Prrrsmno. Pa, June 1.-The signing
Of the scale by the iron manufacturers
yesterday occasioned great rejoicing
among all classes. A number OF mills
are vunning today, but most OF them
have shut down until Monday In orde'
Co allow employees 10 attend the picnic
Of the Amaigamated Association al
Beaver, Pa, On Saturday. On Monday
every mill viii have resumed.
wire Drawer strike.
The wire drawers Of divers wire mill
on the south side. a05 in number. ans
Also those employed by the Columei'
Iron works. AZ Johnston, Pa.
slruok today against reduction OF va
aaof 10 per cent.
A Coed Riii Passed.
HaxsrsnuRa, Pa, June THE Senat'
has passed the railroad anti discrimi
nation" bill.
The Preslsleuts Movements.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President
expects 10 return from New York tonor