Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-26
EASTERN NEWS.
..eam.rrp PRESS DrsPATcs q
Nancy for O'Donnell.

H.
vi, cabIed from London yesterday
that the prisoner had good prospect
- acouittal, but that money was need
"a 10 procure witnesses from oou,h At
q. The Treasurer of the O'DonnelI
a~fanse fund at once forwarded two
thousand dollars.
stock Quotations.
NKw YORK, Oct. 25.-Bar silver, I01S;
Central Pacific, 81; Burlington. 261
Northern Pacific, 295k; Northwestern,
JAZZ; Panama, IS; New York Central.
19s9: Pacific Mail, $685.: st. Louis d Pa
ciic. Is; Wabash, 2l13; Texss x Pacific,
a: Union Pacific, 81; Wells, Fargo d
Co, II: Western Union, 1875.
Baltimore Municipal Election.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-The election for
Mayor and Council brought out the
largest vote ever polled in this city at a
municipal election. Two tickets were
in nomination, a ticket headed by Gen.
n G. Latrobe, for Mayor, and citi-
zsns, or fusion ticket, headed by q.
Monroe Heiskel, reform Democrat
and the present city Fire Marshal. The
latter was nominated by committee
of gentlemen styling themselves Reform
Democrats and was subsequently en-
d0rsed by the regular Republican CON
ventiOn. The total vote polied was
"a, 754; Latrobe, 23,147; Heiskel, 25,GO7;
Latrobe's majority, 3,h40. in the first
branch of the Council, consisting Of ~
members, one from each ward, the
Democrats elected ~ members and the
fusionists 10; in ths second branch, the
regular Democrats elected q, and the
fusionists 4.
Jealousy In the Cabinet.
NEW York, Dot. 4.-The TyibaHe's
Washington correspondent tonight says
concerning the disagreement in the
Cabinet: IL appears the disagreement
involved more than two members of the
Cabinet. For some time, it is said, the
Secretary of State has felt jealous of
the influence and activity Of the Score
tary of the Navy, AZ we'll al resentful
on account of unwarranted interference
in matters which belong to the State
Department. 1t is said, too, that in like
manner the Secretary of the Navy has
inspired the same feeling in the bosoms
of the Secretary of War and the Score.
tary of the Treasury. Their jealousy
and resentments unfortunately culmin-
ated on the same day and resulted in an
explosion which words are inadequate
to describe. The discussion was 80
warm that the President was compelled
to interfere and abruptly adjourn the
meeting, which he did with the remark
that he assumed entire responsibility,
and il any gentleman did not like it he
could resign.
The Iron Industry In Europe.
PrTTsBURa, Oct. N.-James ID. Weeks,
Secretary of the Western Iron Associa
ton, arrived from Europe today, where
he has spent the past four months in
vestigating iron industries and their
ramifying influences upon capital,
laboring classes, national prosperity
and their direct and indirect sympathy
with American enterprise. Mach that
he has learned during his foreign tour
will be incorporated in his report. So
far as concerns laborers in England,
France. Belgium and Scotland it is very
gloomy. The laborer, he says, manages
to exist. but he cannot be said to live
where living is an expression of life's
fultillment of content. Wages are lever
than paid here, while food is higher.
About one third of the pudding fur
naoes in North England are idle. and
the mills are running on part time. In
England, arbitration il rapidly assum
ing the position of a practical solution
of labor troubles. Trades unions are
strong and fourishing, and have such
financial standing and dignity ~ they
do not attain i'll America.
darlington 10 IIaxen.
WASHINGTON, Oet. A.-The Secretary
of War received today, through the
acting chief signal officer, Lieutenant
Garlington's answer to questions asked
him by General HaZan, after the re-
oeipt Of his (Garlington's) official re-
port of the expedition tn Smiths Sound.
The question was asked, Why did you
not endeavor to make depot ut Little
ton Island-with what stores you could
gather during the remaining time You
might have remained Ill that region =
Lieutenant Darlington replied that If
anything was to be done this season for
the relief of Greedy, it was of the great
est Importance to communicate with the
Yantic at once. He had every reason to
believe that the Yantio would not cross
the bay. Ii no had remained fort
night at LittletOn Island for the chance
of the Yantic's arrival, his supplies
would have been reduced to danger
ously small margin.
To the question, Why, out of six
boats we're none left for Greeley and
his party 2" Garlington's reply Is to the
effect that he had but two boats and a
ainQy. The latter was for use only III
perfectly smooth water, aud the boats
were old and almost useless, and had
neither spars, sails or rudders; besides,
Greeley has eight boats available on the
western coast, and another on Carey
Island.
In answer to the question why he had
started south with forty days supplies
instead of leaving a large portion fo'
Graeley, Darlington says the quantity
Of food taken by him was smaller than
that ever taken by any party retreating
from that region, and AS II WAS his mei
suffered from want of food by the time
they reached the Upper Navick.
The last question, " Why did YOU
come south of Cape York at all, it beinl
in friendly Esquimaux country ano
fairly supplied with the. necessaries Of
life r was answered by Darlington with
the assertion that the friendly Esqui
maux in the vicinity Of Cape York mum
Der l25, all told that they are ON tn,
verge OF starvation every winter, and i
they had quartered party on thes'
people, with the chance Of Greedy reach
ing there, they would have seriously en-
dangered the lives Of the whole com
munity.
Darlington says that if ties answer
are not satisfactory he desires Oour
Of Inquiry.
The War ON the Lotteries.
WASHINGTON, OCT. 25.-At the reques
of Postmaster General Gresham. Al
torney General Brewster has addresse
a circular to all District Attorney
directing them to cordially co-operat
with officers of the Postoffioe Depart
ment in enforcing Section 3si9 OF tn
Revised Statutes, which forbids ths
any letter or circular concerning lo'
tories shall be carried in the mail. Tn
penalty for violation of the law IS nm
Ut not more than $500 nor less tina
500, with costs of prosecution.
Desperate Fight betweea Laberer'
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Oct. A.-rhl
morning 100 Italian laborers beaa
grading the Pittsburg. Cleveland an
Toledo railroad through strip of lan
claimed by both the Eagle Furnace q
and the railroad. About 100 OF {.
cempany's employees rushed upon Oh
Italians with red hot tongs, iron bai
and ~lrh, A tyar.xa hau1-tp-hand fipD