Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

be neid IN Phlladelpdla. April 18th. All
IRISH. American. temperance, mutual
benefit, charitable. literary. musical.
military and patriotic organic tiosls
are eligible for representation on the
basis of one delegate IL the society has
between fifty aud one hundred mem
bers, and two for larger membership.
Tie objec. IS stated to be express SYM
pathy with the suffering people of Ire
land through iniquitous Law and bad
harvest. A voice of horror il TO be
raised 1T the course of England toward
that country, declare exiied Irsshmsn
will never cease TO labor for the freedom
of ireland. and blend into one orgsniza-
ton ali Irish societies of the United
states and Canada. rne new orrani-
zation is 10 be lfiiiared With the Ma
tional League of Ireland, Of whicI. Chas.
Stewart Parneil is President.
A Geed Record.
NEw YozK, March 23.-Bus:aess fail
ures the last seven DAYS as reported l,v
x. q. Dan IL Co.. of the mercantile
agency, number 1876, as against Us last
week, a reduction of 30. In the New
England States were L.; Middle. SO;
Western, 81; Sontt,srn, %; Paeih. States
and Territories, II: New York City. 8;
Candua, Il; Total, I'D.
The MIX War.
The milk war still continues. but il is
thought some agreement will shortly be
reached. The Midland, Erie aud indie
pendent dealers and the New York Milk
Exchange are in conference today try
ing to harmonic differences. The meet
ing is strictly private.
Relieving the smreiscs.
NASHVILLE, March 2i.-The Senate
adopted resolution authorizing q set
| Element with ex-rreasurer Polk on the
basis of 100000 bonds IN thu Bank of
Tennessee within ten days, $1,000 in
| ternal improvement bonds. with $3.50
accumulated interest, which bonds. with
| interest, shall be received as 300, and
! $4,000 genuine notes ed by the
Bank of Tennessee, to be paid within
ninety days, upon the deficit of Polk fer
the sum Of $50, 900, which, whsn paid,
shall relieve the sureties of Polk and as
sets attached I'm the hands of j. w.
Childers, the balance 20 be paid in cHr-
rent money, genuine issue OF the BANK
| of Tennessee, provided nothing In tiia
act shall preyent the prosecution Of
Polk.
A Disagreed .sary.
ST.. JOSEPH, No, March 2i.-Tha case
of the State va. w. Scott. the man who
was caught in New Yor, with 500, 00o
worth of ST. Joseph bonds, is concluded.
The jury disagreed.
| Money for Onr Side.
| NEW YoRK. March 2i-Steamships
Fulda and s,ilisr. which arrived from
Europe last night, brought 2,i55.0oo
francs.
Zig Money ON Hand.
WASHINGTON, March A.--The state
ment of the u. s. Treasurer shows gold,
silver and u. >. notes in the treasury to-
day rs follows: Gold coin and bullion.
$lS2, $40. 755; silver dollars and bullion,
sos. sS7, 1872; fractional silver coin. S27,
7Og,5iy; U. 8. notes, Sfi.sl7, $50; total,
1851 81, 1856. Certificates cutst andine:
Gold, $i0,075,9i0; silver, 500, 705, $40;
currency, $9,S75.G00
| In the Garden City.
/ CHICAGO, March 24.-Patrick Egan,
treasurer of the Land League, arrived
here today, and will remain several days
in consultation with prominent Irish
members.
SaESASDoAH. n trch 2i.-Jas. Lsech-
; .aan, one of the men burced at Packer
Colliery No. 2, died this morning. There
is little improvement in tbs c5ndition of
the other five injured men.
Reduced Wages.
TRENTON, N. j., March PA few
weeks ago the puddlers in Cooper, Hew-
lit u Co.'S rolling mill had submitted t.
their attention reduction of wages
|. from 81 u ton to 81, or u temporary snul
down Of the mill. The latter was ac
cepted, and one thousand men were
thrown out of employment early this
week. The rail department has again
opened and this gave work to between
two and three hundred men. Yesterday
the stokers called the puddlers together
and after free interchange Of views
they agreed to accept compromise aud
naces will be lighted up on Mondsy and
the whole mill be again III operation.
On Monday next reduction of ten per
cent. will be made in the wages of roll
ing mill employees at Trenton Iron
Works, where one hundred and fifty are
employed.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24-Rear-Ad-
miral Thos. Turner, U. $. NJ, died this
afternoon.
Road Disaster.
ST. LOUIS, March 2f.-Ths Missouri
Pacific No. sast.bound train was
wrecked at Moniteau station by a
broken switch. The engine, mail and
express cars were nearly destroyed. 1he
fireman, Frank ISanie, was slightly IN
jured.
A Rough Crowd.
FoRr W0RTR. Texas. March 2f.-Much
trouble is anticipated between stock
1 raisers and Cow boys IN the Panhandle.
Tho strikers number about two hundred.
They are located in Tasca county, near
the New Mexico line, where a meeting
will be held the first of April. They
| threatened to cut fences and burn
ranches II their demands are not acceded
to.
To Meet Again.
WASHINGTON, March oi.-The Jean
nette Court OF Inquiry will reoonyene
about the lat of April.
Elevator Harmcd.
FIAT Rock, ind, March 2i.--A grain
elevator was burned here yesterday.
Loss $27 900; insurance, $i3,5O.
What the secretary says
New York, March 2i.-The Times.
in noticing the appointment by Secre-
tary Teller of Mrs. II. Ii. Jackson as
special agent to investigate California
Indian land titles, says: ut Is an I'M
precedented thing. but there is pro-
priety in il. The philanthropic work
ascertaiRing tho equitable rights of
these poor people, dispossessad of their
ancient holdings. Mrs jackson will
have the good viii of all honest peo-
pie" Mrs. jackson Is Boston literary
lady.
Beund Over.
/ CoLuxplA, s. c.. March A.-Unitcd
States Commissioner Banshett conclud-
ed the examination of the Fairfield
election Gases and rendered his decision
today. Thomas A. McGill, Jr.. and j.
G. HERON were bound over for trial.
Building Dtswm Up.
PrrrspuRo, March 24.--An explosion
in building occupied by tbs Poor
Board occurred this morning, which
partially demolished the building aud
seriously injured two women, Mrs. Nc
Kuo and AZ ~ ArsshxI4td