Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-26


tos1 thirty days nor moro shan airs
Days befs'sU IL ressine 1t sh> nstinu-
convention: republicans saeeeinQ shei
Delegates II ssparate, popular and IsVs
conventions eAiled oa ssmilar posiev
hsId N Districts ~ any time within 81
tom days u~xt prior 20 the meeting O
the state convention. or ny snch dele
gates As shall be chosen in the TAFT.
method II not elected previous 20 tn
meeting Of the STATE convention. al
district delegates sLall b aecrsditabl4
by the omcsfS of snch district convsn
tson- Tso delegates shall Be atiovs<
from each territory and from the Dis
trtce Of Columbia, similarly chosen
Noesoss Of contests may be given 70 the
national convention. accompanied by
full printed statement OF soutes1, which
sasli also Be made public, and prefer
encs In the bearing and determining O,
contests shall Be given oontsseanfs &C
cordin9 TO tbs dates Of reception Of suct
notices ard statsmsnts by the nationa
committee.
sssikia& Miaees laakiag TrsuAle.
CoILNsvnLE. H., May S.-Ths situ
alton today IL more strained than res
terday. Not q mine on the vandaiis
road between East Sc. Louis and Troy d
IN operation. All are closely watched
By strikers. The Mayor last night or
defed saloons closed at 8 o'clock, and
svore In 30 deputies, - drunkenness in.
creased among tbs minsrs- Eighteen OF
twenty shots wers fred about midnight
in q spirit Of deviltry. At 3 O'Clock
this morning $50 striking miners Assem-.
bled at the Abbey mines. They ascer-
tanned that the men driven OF yester.
day had not returned. They detailed
30 men to see that no attempt be made
to start up. Some 300 started east on
the railroad track. When CollinsyiiIs
Was reached they were told that no at
tempt 1t work would DO made today.
They then started for the Confidence
and Troy mines. No work vas going on
at the Confidence mine, but upward of
100 stopped there. The BelleviIle and
Cassyville miners we're joined by a
strong delegation from miners on the
Ohio and Mississippi Rad. Those who
did not remain 1t Confidence pushed on
to Troy, seven miles from here. and
surrounded Brooksids mine, which was
the last on the vandalia track. Il was
IN operation yesterday, bu, upon the ap-
proaoh Of the mob this morning the
men struck work. The stu alton il
critical, and orisis will be reached to-
night.
vlgnaax .she WIaaer.
NIw YORK, May S.-The evening bill
lard game ended With sexton 43l, av-
erake 6 50 63. highest run IS; vignaux,
zoo. average 7 5l-63, highest run 81.
Time 3 hour and 10 minutes.
0rsken Bridge.
DELTA. Colorado, May 25.-Ths east
bound passenger train Of the Denver q
Rio Grande, vent through the bridge
over Gunnisou river, Just below the
mouth of Roubedont, early this morn
ing. The engine, mail and baggage cars
doated q mile before lodging. Engineer
Duncan. fireman Emery we're drowned;
one brakeman vas slightly hurt. IL ia
the bridge was weakened by
high water.
4 Fire.
CHICAGO, May "A fire 10 now in
Eighteenth and Canal Streets.
Three alarms we're given, and the greater
part Of the fire department called to the
rescue. Definite particulars arc not yet
obtainable, but it Ia reported tho malt
house and planning mill Of LIQUIDS ID
HUT we're destroyed; loss estimated ct
100000.
4 Cen0let 10penalng.
Iron masters express the opinion the
shuttinQ dewn Of mills June LIST 10 una.
and say they are prepared for
. long season Of idleness.
4 Murderer 70 be HANG.
LITTLE RooK. May A.-Joe Young, to
be hanged in Richmond, Little River
County tomorrow. for rape, vas not
sent from TexaFkana Jail today a. in
tended, owing to q reported attempt bv
negroes ct Odensfeld ferry TO take him.
A Gazette special says: Allen and posse
arrived last night from Richmond, and
tomorrow will be REINFORCED by the
sheriff here, and large posse, including
marshals Locke and Reagan of Texar-
kama, and the whole party leave with the
prisoner by daylight. Officers told
Young il he had any confession, he
had better make 1t here, for IL there was
any disturbance or excitement among
tho negroes of Richmond when they
reached there, be would be taken from
the wagon and hung without ceremony.
He then seut for Gd1effe reporter and
made full confession.
ManAssoe Cslag.
HAnryosp. Conn, May 25.-In q trot
for exercise today at Charter Oak park
Maud was driven q mile in 2:21, and
Maud 8 and Aldine hitehed together
trotted mile in 2:25.
Another Dllllard Game.
New YoRx, May 25.-This afternoons
billiard game ended for Wallace, 500 I;
average, s So; best run - Carter ass,
average I SO; best run. "a. Time,
three hours and fifteen minutes.
lren Mems Trsahlea.
CHICAGO. May 25.-From interviews
With leading iron mon In this city Il
mills Of Chicago will shut down June
let unless some unsxpected CONCESSIONS
are made BY tho amalgamated aasooia-
ton before that time, which 10 deemed
highly improbable b. the manufactur-
ers. Tho Union Iron and Steel Com
pany. which Vas expected 70 resume
work June lst, has apparently abandon
Cd all intention Of doing %.
Bucket shep Oeeisaen.
CHICAGO. May &.Judge Moran. in
the Circuit Court, today delivered an
Opinion in ono Of the "bucket shop
cases, holding with Judge foley that
the Board Of Trade cannot discriminate
In declaring TO whom its quotations
shall Be sent. The decision il the SEQ
ond ono in the lower court In favor of
bucket shops
PaelAe nall 9aSnones.
Nxw YoRx. May 26.-Well informed
parties in the Pacific Mail say the state
meut TO Be published on the S0sh inst.
will show IN per cant. earnings.
0ag onoWsl1he.
SALT LAKE, May 26.-Nsvs vas 10
ceived today Of . suowslide In Mill
Greek canyon near . Scandinavian set-
Element. which was caused By swo young
men Who Wees engaged in cutting tim
Der. The falling troeo caused Q BIG
sueV bank 70 become dstachsd FROM
the mountain. and it came down With
such velocity - to cover Q young man
named Heilson out Of sight. 4 eearch
party vao osut ont, bat the body haa
n0e - oesn rseovefed.
snail pox In Dakesa.
NIcm. Nay 2S.-Rsports from hall
breed settlements show ravsgss Of small
pox on rapid increase. Ten persons
k~S~n Asa<1 un~>s>A1~w &c., - "a