Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-17

IL paw dsv at tt. hinC-ton Ceal Com
paLy's coilisries, ana. - much drink
ing will be done, il is thought not !.
inevitable. The coal company propose.
applying to the sheris for posse. TIE
HunQsrians are determined 10 hold
their ground, and are armine.
The Qaeea Of Tahiti.
NV YORK. April l6.-Queen Pomona
arrived this afternoon from H4vre. bs
the steamer Labrador She will proceed
IN few days TO San Francisco. whence
she will sail for Tahiti, on Nav lat She
was received by representative Of the
French residents
earsaees Closed.
NywcAsTLy. Pa, April 1.-THE EN-
ployees Of four furnaces s.rack today
for an advance Of v1Qes from 81 10 to
3 per day. The EMPLOYERS refused TO
grant the Incresse, and the furnaces
were closed down. Several hundred
men are idle.
| NsrdePss~ Father.
AUGUSTA. Ga, April lf.-Dov.. whose
nve children We're murdered IN their
home near Wayne boro some week ago.
confesses the crime and pleads emo
tional insanity.
/ Gua Cotton by Mail.
/ KIT Wet. Fla, Aprii l6.-Ihe Span
ish Wee Consui went to the postoffice
4 box and took out a letter mailed To this
/ city, Addressed to BermudcZs, Consul
/ of Spi in. lAs letter contained a q1an-
tity of gnn cotton.
! 4 ChallenGe.
! ST. Louis. April l6.-Jake Gaudauer,
{ a at
b-s challenged II. Peterson Of San
Francisco. who is nov in Ohio, for a
match f5r $500 side, 70 be rowed on
Crevecoeur Lake, near this city.
Another Craak.
DULUTH MINI. }, April l6.-J. ). Her
riman started this afternoon 10 walk to
Sen Francisco. He will attempt To
beat westons 5OO0-rplle walk In Eng
land. Four honrs after starting he was
AZ the Northern Pacific Junction. q
miles distant.
kentacky outlaws Ia Pos.~ssion of .
Town.
LEIIRGroN, Ky. April l6.-Advices
from Jackson say that Vim. Str Dno.
With strong party of his gang, some
10 III number, Is IN posses of the
town, aud say he will hang 10 Of the
best citizens IN retaliation for the hang
ing Of Bel Strong and Henry kilbourne,
one OF whom WAS a member of StrOng's
band. 1t ~ Also reported that he re-
fuses to let Judge Rid lie hold court
there.
Expl"siOR Of = six.Poander.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, April l6.-Durine a
practice cruise of the steamer Staudish,
of the Naval Academy, n SIX Founder
exploded. Neither cadets or vessel we're
injured.
The Convent scandal.
Miss n. NJ. Winston, lately a Sister of
Charity, lectur-d again tonight Ia WON
IN alone On her experience ~ Sister
lnez IN n convent III BaltIm"r-. Two
hundred attended the lecture. which 90
cssiOned much excitement. The ex-
sister charges imm0ralities on the part
of priest we'll known In Annapolis
and Baltimore. She alleges shat she
holds a letter from IA priest approving
her copdnct in leaving the convent.
T0E P4EslDENGY.
osE OPPOSED To ARTHUR AND THE OTHER
FAvoBs BLAINE.
MIDDIETowN. n. Y, April l5.-The
Fifteenth Congressional District Re
publican Convention elected Il. Is. O1ell
and Gen. ID. j. Blaniveit AZ delegates to
the Republican National Convention at
Chicago. Odell Is opposed to Arthur.
aud Hlanivelt favors Blaine.
F9oM SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA. =. C.. April 1.-the Re
a Ia, -
at large unInstIucted. After passing
resolution of coincidence with Gen.
Grant and one endorsing the admins
tration of Arthur rs wise. economical
and just, without reproach or stain. the
convention adjourned.
soME MASSACHUSETTS, DELEGATES
Boston, Mass, April Ii A majority
of the Republican delegates from Cam
bridge TO the District and state Goa
ventions favor Edmunds aud Lincoln.
TWO MORE FOR BLAINE FROM NEW YoBs
BINaHAMToN. N. y. April l6.-rhe
convention of the Twenty sixth Con
gressionsl District chose As Delegates To-
the National Con veniion Martin Dnlap
and Thomas Collect. They Were IN
struoted for Blaine.
BtI ASli
KINGSTON, n. Y. April l6-The Sey-
enteeLth Congressional District Con
vention chose delegates to Chicago.
They are nnlnstructed. bat are regarded
AS anti Arthur.
IN FAVOR OF FpMUSps AND FRIENDLY To
BLAINE.
SCHENECTADY. n. Y. April l6.-rhe
-. IL.
ton elected delegates to Chicago in ia
vor of Edmunds and friendly to Blaine.
INSTRUCTED FOR BLAINE.
PORTLAND. Me. April Ii The FIRST
District Republican Couv ntion elected
delegates to the Chicago convention in
structed for Blaine.
USINsrRuCrED. But roR BLAINE.
SYRACUSE. N Y. April l6.-rne Re-
publican Cow sntion of the twenty
fifth Congressional District has chosen
delegates to the National Convention
uninstructed. but for Blaine.
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS FOR riLDsN
CHARLESTON ". Va. April I6.-The
State Convention today selected dole
gates To the National Convention and
adopted the following:
Rrsolr.d. That Iildeu il our first
choice for President.
ALABAMA FOR ARTHUR
MoNraonERY (Ala.l. April l6-Just
before the Adjournment OF the Republi
can Convention "A banner was hung
out on ths stand. inscribed: Our
choice, Chester 4. Arthur; second
choice. John A. Logan" The banner
will be taken To Chicago. Arthur, on
the frst ballot. will ee, 10 ont of tn n
Alabama votss ~ Chicago.
oNK FoR BLAINE AND oNE FOR EDMCNps
ROCHESTER, N. ". April l6.-rhe
Republicans of the thirty lirst Con
gressIonai Convention elected delegates
90 Chic ,oo-one Eimunds .uan and one
Blaine.
ALfRED DAGGErT A DELEGATE.
New York, April i6.-.rhe Fifth Dis
trict Republican Congressional Com
mistee Of BROOKLYN. sent to the Chicago
convention Alfred Da2gett. The r-coe
nizsd leader Of the Arthur party In
| Brooklyn being defeated in his own dis
| trict for delegate to Chicago, sought to
be selected in the nth district, and Was
| 40 ain .laftatei