Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-20
EASTERN NEWS.


EASTERN NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArc5rxs
Fatal Array.
GAIyRsroS, Sent. IS. "A Coleman spe-
.;sI aays: For some months i'll feeling
has existed between Thomas Hayes, the
csfrie king, and A. Pendletop, a saloon
Sseper. Last night Hayes entered Pen
dIetop's saloon and ordered drinks.
Heyee drew a pistol and fred at Pen
dletou, but missed him. Pendleton Was
anticipating foul play, and returned the
6re instantly. The fret shot struck
HAYES in the head and the second in
the right breast. The wounds are NOR
tai. Pendleton was not arrested.
Complimentary Parade.
Providence, Sept. 18.-This afternoon
A parade Was given in compliment to
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows. The city is filled with visitors
and buildings are finely decorated. The
procession was in two divisions. Five
thousand men were in line, and forty
bands furnished the music. In the
evening Music Hall was filed. After
the concert, j. NJ. Vieth, Past Grand
Sire, delivered an Introductory address,
and there were other addresses by Chas.
H. Randall of California, NJ. 3. Herring
of Texas, w. Cumback of Indiana and
j. w. Sfebbins of New York.
Isterview with Geverner BsiIer.
BOSTON, Sept. 19-Following ia an in
terview had with Gov. Butler tonight:
Repsrter-Gov. Butler. see il appears
that Henry l.. Pierce has written let
ter OF withdrawal from the canvas.
Gen. Butler-Yes, see. Bot news
papers lie 50 that can't place any de-
pendence upon what they say. Do yon
really take it to be withdrawal
Rep.-Yes, sir. l am sure of it. Have
yoL anything to say about it?
Gov.-Yes. All I have TO say il to re-
peat an old couplet-thres cheers for the
dead already; hurrah for the next 10
die.
Rame, ed Apache Troubles.
Ell PAso. Texas, Sept. 19.-Various ra-
ports have reached here concerning =
conflict between Mexic ana and p4che
but nothing definite is received. Asps
cial from San Jose station on the Mex
can Central road says numerous runners
came into Ojo Caiiente today, saying
that as they were rounding up stock
general CONSERVATION prevailed all ovsr
the country.
Charlie McCsmas Found.
A private telegram received here to-
night from reliable sources from Silver
City, New Mexico, by Hon. Z. r. Ware,
announces the finding Of Charlie No
COmas, the little son of Judge and Mrs.
McComas, who were butchered by In
dams in Arizona Some months ago, and
report him in good health. The parties
WIN have him Claim the $4,000 reward
which will be paid. No particulars of
his recovery are given.
Billiards.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. l9.-Sexton
game tonight, score 15o TO 80. Sohafer
vauquishsd Sexton in the bake line
game, score 500 to 429.
Locomotive Rircmen's Cenvention.
DENVER, Col, Sept. 19.-The tenth
annual convention of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen in the United
United States and Canada. is in session
here. President Arnold, of Columbus.
Ohio, presided at the opening exercises.
Spseches were made by Col. Maynard,
editor Of the indianapolis Sentinel. CJn-
gresham Bedford and Governor Koutt.
Henry Ward Beecher, who is delivering
a series of lectures here, spoke ten
minutes. About $50 delegates were
present, representing the same number
of lodges and a m rubership of 5000.
There will be an executive session to-
morrow.
No Law For 10.
WAsHINoros. Sept. 1.-THE Score
tary decides that there is no law under
which he can render the deserved as
sistance to poor people on the naval
nservation at Pensacola.
No Relief 20 be Sent.
The final decisionof the Secretary IF
tie Navy IL that IL il not practic able to
send another expedition to the relief Of
Greeley this year.
Ueskers, failure.
ST. LouIs, Sept. I9.-It Is freely re-
ported that Anthony q Kuhn, promi-
nsnt brokers, have suspended, and that
their liabilities are large.
Monseward Bsand.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia small section of
the Willard excursion party re sche1 this
city this morning.. Gsneral Grant, WIN.
II. Ev,rts Frederick Billings, sx- Presi
dent N. p. Il. r., General Newton aud
Jesse Grant ara OF the party. Taey
leave for the east this evening.
Willard stocks Dcclininx.
New York, Sept. 19.-Another attack
was made on Wizards shares this morn
ing, Northern Pacific declining to 39ss
and Oregon Transcontinental TO Ga
Other stocks were not offered, and re-
main strong, some showing an advance
over last nights closing.
Union Paelne EarninxS.
The Union Pacific directors meet to-
day, and Messrs. Haven, Bromley, and
Cenger, Government directors, will be
present. President Dillon says the
earnings from January LIST TO August 3lst
are little over IL per cent. on the
stock.
Massachusetts Republican CsnvcntIea
BosToN, Sept. l9.-The Republican
State Convention was called to order at
o'clock. Chairman Dodge, OF the
State Central Committee, was chosen
temporary chairman. and after prayer
by Rev. Orrin p. Clifford. addressed the
convention.
ChAs. r. Cadman was chosen presi-
dent. The chair addressed the oouven-
ton at considerable length, his remarks
were chiefly devoted to criticism Of
Governor Butler. Among other things.
he said Butler was q major general
whose most valuable service was a pro-
vost marshal. and never as leader, and
whose successes we're those OF sutler
and not strategist.
BosroN, Sept. l9.-Robinson was
nominated for Governor; on the first
ballot having 996 votes out Of ll6S.
On the ballet for Lieutenant Governor
Ames had 775 ont OF l0S7.
Al o'clock the convention reassem-
bled. President CoiesuAn stated that OF
lS9O delegates enrolled. all bat ~ were
present today, and every city and town
Ia the Commonwealth Was represented.
Senator Dawes submitted = platform re-
commended by the committee on reso
lutions, a. follows: In presenting 70 the
people Of Massachusetts, its candidates
FOR State Office, the Republican party
does not deem il necessary this year 70
offer any formal statement OF political
principles. In national affairs We be-
iieve in equal rights and fairly counted