Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-27

SkAT1lE
Address xsse made ~ Dr.. Kerr. KAv
4 Hsllsc-. Res. W. p. Ksne and R~v
n . MsDiiIoa on the progress m.d<
oy tbs CtTurch. and rec suasinr th<
aisexnorabis incidents ia lis history.
r~psia~ AsA~~rspsisa
Gatv.sros, May % -Th- Iri.hmen
on this cisv are raising . fund for the
o~neas Of the widsss and children OF
the saen r@c~rfly executed in Dabliu
."r th- PhEaix Park murders. seven
hundred dollars are already subscribed.
and the Intention 10 TO make il 5000.
striker oules.
81. Iorfs, Nay R.-AoooQnts from
Coiiinsvills this morning report svsrv-
thing qois: thsss. Tvo oompaniae Of
militia, one from Ed1ardsvllis ana the
other from Iayiorsvilie, are on the
srsnnd, and no further troubles at that
piscs OF in that vicinity are apprshend-
ed Colonel BsYksiy, Of the Fifth Raa-
inens OF the National Guard, il In CON-
mand OF the troops, and Deputy Sheriff
Ranoland Of Sc. Clair ooonty, and Sher-
10 dolz OF Madison county. are there
with a civil posse. The Abbey com
pany . txo pits, which work BY machin-
cry; the ConAdsnce and krooksids
mines. and two pits Of the Collinsville
company, all OF which employ only non
union men, resumed work this morning,
these mines are On the Vandalia road.
and there - no further danger Of mo-
isssation As long ~ the authorities guard
them. Strikers offered no opposition TO
the military or OWL posse. and have left
the neiahborhood. The only other
mines IN operation in Sc. Clair county
are at Marissa, near Bellevilie. The
strikers have ordered them shut dovn,
but tbs county and State authoritiss
have taken such active measures to pre-
serve order and protect men willing to
work that it il not likely they will make
any demonstration. 1t looks a. though
trouble ID ended, but whether the miners
generally will resume work at once is
not known. II IL said operatives are
willing TO pay the miners two and half
cents, the price demanded BY them for
digging, but refuse to submit to other
terms and Conditions impnsed. Proba-
bly, compromise will be effected in a
few days, when operations generally
throughout the district will be resumed.
Dispatches from Collinsville. says /:
military company under command of
Lieut.. Frint, arrived this evening from
Edw ardsv lille, and are quartered near pit
No. 4. Another company Is enroute from
rayiorsvilie. Presinent Crandall will
resume Operations in the Abby mines
ether mines will also resume.
u Ia not known at this writing what ac-
'ion the strikers will take tomorrow. Il
$ believed they will come ia conflict
With the military.
Reporters who returned tonight from
,0llinsvilie report everything quiet.
Mines are in operation today. The
presence of the militia seems to have
qaelled the turbulent spirit
yesterday, and no further
is apprehended in or around
collinsviile. The military will remain
here however until il il certain that the
,ivii acthorities can easily maintain
order. Warrants were issued this after
noon for some 30 leading strikers. and
svsry man who can be identified A. hav-
ing been connected with the demOnstra-
hon Of the past two days,will be arrested
and prosecuted under the Law, which
imposes penalty Of $500 fne and six
months Imprisonment.
ChicaSo Baslaess Failure.
CHICAGO, May 26.-The wholesale
iswelry house Of Goldstein Bros. sus-
pended today liabilities, $4,000 assets
BE, 600; stock in trade, $50, 600 open
accounts. The firm today confessed
Judgment for $4,000.
Great Less.
Boston, May ga revised estimate
places the loss by tho Are on HaWley
street earlv this morning between $500,
90 and 800, 0C0 fully insured.
Praying for Fraternity.
SARATOGA, May 6.-Ths General
Assembly spent an hour In thanksgiving
md prayer for the complete establish
nent Of frnternnl relations between the
lorthern and southern churches. The
assembly ad opted overtures from Cayu-
"a Presbytery recommending general
ynods aud presbyteries take measures
o best observe the 400th anniversary of
he birth OF Martin Luther.
Overtures from Enp0ria, Nebraska,
presby cry, were adopted. asking Presi-
lent and Secretary Lincoln TO grant the
,etition from 160 Presbyterian mem
,ers, that Chief Joseph and his band of
Sez Forces Indians in Indian Territory
10 allowed to return to the Neg Perces
in Idaho. Rev. Geo. l..
spinning made an address abiding In
'oathing terms TO the injustice TO the
Neg Perces tribe, that never took a
white scalp and never raised their arms
ill driven from their lands in violation
II the Treaty.
Overt6rss werc presented from sever
j presbyteries regarding the Indian
,olicy Of the Government, recommend
nQ that citizenship be conferred on all
sho ask land held In severalty; that in
ruders be kept from the Indian Terri
DRY, the reservations be kept inviolable
md good faith kept with them in every
respect. kev. DR.. johnson explained
hat the report was In unison With the
action OF the Episcopal General Conven.
ion, and the Methodist General Confer
,nce. BY unanimous consent Capt. Il.
P. Pratt, United States Army, intro
iuced six Indian students from Car
isle (Psunsylvania) school. They were
NO Creeks, q COmanche, q Grow, an
Arrapahoe and Q Navajo, respectively
Coming on the platform they Gang 70
he tune Of my Country, lis Of Thee"
Robert Stewart, the Greek, made big
address. asking Why they could mot live
lere and work 81 the trades they had
earned, He is q printer instead OF be-
ng forced 10 90 hack 70 the reservations
md demoralixing influences, when the
solored man and European immigrants
,ouid live where they pleased.
Deesrasin8 Confederate Graves.
LOUISVILLE, May &.-Ths graves Of
the confederate dead were quietly
this aftsfaoOn. No csre-
monies other than prayer by Bishop
Dudley and singing Of hymns.
Many Callers.
NEW Yosx. May 8.-Callezs on Presi-
lent Arthur today we're numerous, bat
'ev were admitted.
A Hlck Gove8Doe.
Pnovrpxscx, May Ex-Governor New
barn 10 suffering from rheumatism. Il
. feared he will BE- unable to 90 to
Newport Tuesday 10 b inAugurated.
SsesAwessesa 9ailstaA falk.
CarcAoo, May &-Ths Timss says Il
vas announced that an agreemens had
been entered into between the Union