Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-08
EASTERN NEWS.
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cvn.oo, May 7--Abou. one third Of
"a cigar manufacturers OF this citJ
ss,;no refused to pay the advance de.
nssnded. more men quilted the shops
". morning. 1t Is estimated that 40
IN - in all are ont of employment
0sher shops have conceded the advance
Hang the scoandrei.
posroy. MAY John Callahan, O!
,v;rchester. went to Woburn las: Sssur.
s.s and bought gallon of liqnor, and
~ vi nm spree. He brought a three
"s,.old child with him, forced him 10
yo;nk ali he could, and then threw the
saror in his face. The child went into
.,sryuIsions and died this morning.
Decisions or Interest
w.saEoroy, May The court in
..~c through Chief Justice Carter, de-
,g;ssred decision IN the two Howgase
a,sss In the first case, where the prop
~ had been attached by ths Govern
sasnt which it was alleged had been
Ia by Howgste to other parties, al
sSc,oh the desd was not recorded, the
sonrf decided adversely TO the Govern
mi and dismissed the attachments.
Ths second case was an appeal from
ia adverse decision of the lower coart.
.rrsye defendant had resisted an at
..cbment of property by the Govern
snsnt because action had been brought
10 specjal counsel instead of by the
tinted States District Attorney. The
unreal vas dismissed and decision holds
sss Goyernment has legal right TO en-
NOV such professional aid it Ieay deem
necessary.
The R0secraus Doetrinc.
Nev York, May THE Tribune odi-
4erialiy says: Rosecraps is thoroughly
IN earnest in p-ociaiming his view OF
ths duties and require Tents Of Ameri-
ean citizens, and there is no reason why
hismonograph on the subject should be
dismissed with contemptuous and flip
naut criticism. His character aud pub
n services should command respectful
hearing, and certainly the topic which
q nov uppermost in his mind IN one
which attention cannot be called 10 too
often. Naturally bis diagnosis OF the dis
ease is more acute than his prescription
for cure; especially when 1t makes il
the business of the Government to fur
uish voters with authentic and timely
information AZ to the character and
Qualifications Of candidates.
A Exposure Not Cordially Received.
Bosros, May 7.-Horticultural Hall
vas packed last night with probably
aOO persons to witness the spiritual
seepce advertised to be q ven in full
,ipht on an open stage by Professor III.
a HadIer Col. G. A. King and Mrs.
Bertha King. A piano was to be- lifted
Z. ,.;d.;v and .,la voI s,r,o,. 49,, al.
hands, and materialized spirits were to
this closed cabinet Was used. Never
theless the audience we're mystefied, and
vhsn their mnittee of two came out
n the dark cabinet and said they had
felt numerous very live persons touch.
Ing them and squeeze past them while
thsy had their hands folded upon tho
redium's head, n number of the audi
- rushed upon the stage, went into
~ eibines and pulled up trap door,
apdthe Professor WAS roughly handled
satll rescued from the Infatuated mob
b the police.
Revolutionary Mecliag.
NV YORK, May IAN advertisement
appeared yesterday in the New York
papers announcing that the Irish Revo-
lueionary Brotherhood would meet
under the auspices of the Innisfail As
ISOLATION at Clarendon Hall on Sunday,
May 9Th, at 3 p. M. the anniversary Of
the execution of Cayendish and Burke.
The members OF the Irish Revolutionary
brotherhood and their friends were in
vited to attend to hear the report of the
delegates to the convention. The gath
ering was n secret Que, and the session
very long one. At its close one OF the
members gave reporter sketch of
tho proceedings. The primary object OF
the meeting was the reorganization OF
the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood,
and its secondary purpose was fo take
some action on the Philadelphia con.
vention. Tho unanimous sentiment was
that somcthing ought to 10 done 10 make
England feel that her coercion act and
explosive bills had failed TO terrify the
Irish enemy. Delegate,' report was to
the effect that the Philadelphia convsn-
tiOn was failure, that il was unneces-
sary, and would have no favorable effect
upon tho fortunes Of Ireland. The con-
vention was got up and engineered by
the Parnellite faction and was solely in
the interest of Parnell and those who
made a living by being MEMBERS Of
Parliament. The report denounced
Clannagael as a frand and snare to all
good lrishmen, as it had gone over body
and bones to Parnell and his league.
The only true revolutionary body IN this
country now was the Irish Revolution
AIRY brotherhood.
Beauties on Exhibition.
CHICAGO, May THE 7eisgram says:
The entries for the Beauty Show ut the
Dime Museum were closed yesterday.
There were in all two hundred appli-
cants for an opportunity to display their
charms, Of which twenty-five were So
leoted. The list cmbra, ed four widows,
two married ladies, aud nineteen young
ladies. The majority are from Chicago,
but Indiana, Missouri. Massachusetts,
and England are represented. Their
ages run from Is to 30 years. Tho con-
test for prizes will begin today. and
continue from to 2 pm. each day for
two weeks. The ladies will be seated
upon a platform in q row, and will be
known only by number. Each visitor
to the show will be presented at the door
With a blank ticket, i'm which he will
write the number OF his choice, deposit
sssA eo0 ohtlo Ill ~ OAilQt DOA Ou HIS uS-
parture. All contestants will be required
70 wear long dresses, and visitors will
not BIO perni ted to talk with them.
The prizes will be distributed at the close
Of the exhibition.
ne ulGhest Monument In tle world.
NV YoRx. May 7.-Work will be re-
sumed tomorrow on the Washington
monument, and before the season closes
u expeoted 100 feet will be added to
We shAft, which now towers 325 feet in
~ aaf. Stonecutters have been for sew
"a weeks engaged in dressing the mar
oae psior to its being placed in position.
ma getting everything in readiness for
aoAse operations. After n few more
ysts are secured, there will DO no fur
81. w. Tor granite backing, aud tho
49, MI b carried out that the top
s scoold o = light as possible. The Bal.
simo1 arm which has heretofore fur
nsoed the marble for the monument
asse oeen und:rbid by Massachusetts,
smpany. and the latter will furnish
asu nrss installment Of marble tomor-
~ A careful investigation shows
49, tne massive foundation OF the
= has borne ont the prediction
= soe engineer in charge that II would
~. ~ sestis perceptibly. and no fears are
;aancd for The success Of tails pro-
u highest work Of art in the civil