Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18
EASTERN NEWS.
.ssocrArEp PRESS DtsPArcuxs
Wi, Garry On the Fight.

Will Garry On the Fight.
NV York, August 1.-THE executive
.osrd of the Telegraphers' Brotherhood
1T q communication TO General Eek
:. statinp. Since all our attempts to
eae,t reconciliation have proved fu-
AZ re now desire to state it Is the in
.nn.;on of the members Of the Brother
Snod IN ignore YOUR ultimatum, and carry
~ the fight with renewed vigor and de-
termination by every legitimate means
Ia our power"
Maekay's telegraph COMPANY.
Nrx YoBx. August l6.-The election
~ Nackay az director Of the Postal
T.isoraph Company vas announced on
10 hoard at 2 O'Clock. The announce
r,Snt vas also made that the capital Of
~ Postal Telegraph Company has been
Ard At 32l .OOO. 900, Of which 419, 00O, 900
h.s been issued to be sold, and that of
,hA a large amount 10 TO be offered for
all. Twelve million dollars have been
niaoed In the hands Of George Coe,
rrasidsut of the American Exehauae
National Bank. The working capital IL
aid ID have been raised by the sale of
1900 900 first mortgage bonds on pres
AMI and future property Of John w.
Nackav, II. L. Horton and George D.
RObsrta-
A statement from Mr.. Willard.
Nrw YoRK, Aug. 13.-Mr. Willard has
addressed the following letter TO the
Evening Post: Permit me 20 correct at
the earlies. possible moment, through
vonr columns, an abominable faisehood
which appeared in an article on the g.
nancial world in yesterday's New York
Times. regarding myself, personally, and
the companies l represent. The ar
ticle alleges that 1T is stated on good
authority that the Willard syndicate has
bouaht no less than 10000 shares Of
oregon and Iranscontinei and North
ern Pacific during the last three months
in an effort to sustain the price," and
n alleges further that ''in doing this
the business of sustaining the road-the
syndicate had to borrow, it in stated,
100000 dollars worth OF exchange
from one big house and &, 00O. 600 worth
OF another" deny these statements.
They are wholly false, and none Of the
companies represented by me, or no
sypdicate in which am interested per
sonaliy, have ever bought q single share
OF apy of our stock 30 sustain the mark.
q prioe; nor has there been SINGLE
dollar borrowed in the sterling market,
or in any other way for the alleged pur
chase Of any Of our corporations, or any
syndicate in which am interested, or
BY myself personally.
Revolutionary Spain.
Nrw York, Aug. 16.-The Heralds
Madrid correspondent sends the follow
ing: Hearing that rumors OF a crisis
had been spread after the council pre-
sided over by the King yesterday, en-
deavored to obtain an opinion of Mar
shal Campos. He declares tina, he can
not answer for the future, though he
gill not desert his post. He il disposed
10 vesist the revolutionary movement,
even II it breaks out ia Madrid, AZ some
Of his friends of the revolutionary
saeuts have announced il would. Com
pos and SaQasta differ on the constitu-
tioaal guarantee and keeping mp of
ststs Siege. Sagssta says the siege
oueht not 10 be raised before the King
can get sound provincial garrisous. All
the oivil authorities maintain that the
late intriQues and movements were en-
tirely military. They we're far more ex-
teusive than Campos cOnfesses. The
military authorities, by the numerous
arrests OF civilians, want TO put public
opinion of the scent in official circles,
and friends of Sagasta admit that he
NAV seize this opportunity to get rid of
Campoa, whose unpopulArity in the
army haA contributed TO slacken the
snsray on the part of the military au-
thOrity, in discovering the rsvolutiona-
~ work. Sagassa thinks the move
meut ID opportune for the placing Of
some Alfonxist general in the war office,
q tie same time obligin2 the dy-
nAstic left. SsYrano announces
that tits move of liberalism in de-
fence Of monarchy and against the
democracy and il placing the king be-
tween the dilemma Of acceptance or re-
bsllieD. The king In disposed biindiy
to fellow conservative course. Cam
pos deceived him In the state of the
army. aud wanted 70 mako him pAnder
to military INSTRUMENTATION by visits TO
the barracks. The king chose to have
review on Tuesday. Instead OF this
the king does not relish the proposition
Of q military tour. l havs seen copies
Of the proclamation issued by the revo-
lutionists in Barsadoes, Seode. Ungel,
Bascslona and Seville, they all have
proclaimed republic with the oonsti-
tuition Of 1869, religions liberty, separa-
ton Of church and state, and autonomy
sommunes with judicial reforms. Ev-
sryvhsrs the people looked ON at the
military movement and showed hosttl-
ties to its military Specification, but
made no attempt at royalist counter
demonstration Even royalists around
the king believed that although tbs rev.
oluti0n has failed 10 will break out
"a In
forming new cabinet, the king would
prefer some conciliatiuR cabinet with
Harshal Ooncha or PosadA Lsrrestia.
The kings journey 70 Germany 10 not
ct all decided in diplomatic circles. and
thspeopie Say it win BE- abandoned for
fear OF fresh outbreaks. News from
9uistinR. and this prevents the king
from leaving Madrid for few days.
sait AgsiHsi the o. =. 4 y. Go.
NEw YoRK, August ia bill OF COM
plant vas hisd today In the United
etAtss Circuit Court BY Spencer Erwin,
Jay Cooke, Jr., Ed. G. Weaver OF Phila-
delpAiA, the Trenton Bank. Jaues Will
liAms and other residents Of Pennayl-
vaniA, New Jersey and Connection,
Aoekholders of the Oregon Steam Navi-
eaAsca Company, against the Oregon
nAavay and Navigation Company and
Avllara. The bill rseites . portion Of
- history Of the two companiea and
I'M what purports 10 b . description
Of h. stock operations by which Willard
md friends obtained control Of the Or
eeoa 0teamship CompaEy and formed
ehs Oregon Hallway and Navigation
Company. The complaint then prays
Tor IN injunction restraining defend
ants from transferring or dispoeing Of
any Of the rights or properties Of tho
Oregon Steamship Company.
Dssssx Capital fsr oregon.
BosroH. August i6.-The BOSTON Her.
aid, in its financial articles. says Boston
eapital has done a. much, IL not more.
than any other people, in building up
and Developing the far west, and In ad-
eiaieu 70 previous ventures, nov come
hsa Oregon and Boston enterprise,
eoairolied in this city. The nominal
sapilal 10 $4,000. 900 in 900 shares. Sew
seN hundred thousand dollars have al
ssady been Subscribed In New England
ATS for bonds and stock boans Of the
eaue amount at par. The ohtecta OF
ne 7eorporatiou are to purchase, inn
pesse and sall rial estate property in
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